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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-31
..HubbS Laundry Co.
"Our Work is Best"
WHITE WAGONS
Marcus P. Sawtelle
Contractor and Builder.
OFFICE ROOM
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
TELEPHONE <es.


'Quilis has had a story accepted At
last. remarked a Journalist to a coll
league.
surely not" was the rejoinder.
Yes. He went home at ? o'clock
this morning with an awful yarn ana
his wife believed it."-Philadelphla
Inquirer.
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Wantcd-Car Of Al alfalfa. give
phone number and price on
car here. Address zoe. carc Journal
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Saddle kcfses Tor hire Al Martins
Riding school so North Third street.
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TOOB COAL IL NOT CHEAP AT
: M PRICE. WHY nay 1T WHEN
NOt CAN GET TUE REST FOR
llSS MONEY. LUMP $3.50. Egg
st2S. ". H. HAHN co. PRONE Of.
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Corner Broadway and Lead Ave.)
Rev. j. W. Shaw pastor.
Preaching at IL a. m. and 1850 p.
m. Sunday school at Gas a. m.
Young peoples meeting at $3.50 p. m.
Mid-wcek prayer meeting on Wcdncs-
day at 1880 p. m. The public cor
daily invited.
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Tho : 4 W Furniture Co
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DR. CONNER osrEopATH,
ttoom Z n. 4. AnniIo Building.
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WI" || ||" "ET|T
Rev. James Washington. paStoI

Rev. W. II. Prince. the presiding
elder. will preach at 1885 a m. and
also at use =. m. Baptism and tn
administration OF the Lord supper al
3 o'clock. Quarterly conferenc, Mon
day night at 5 o'clock.
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b above rewsrdtwms be paid for
the arrest and soonsicfion Of any
one caught stealing copies Of the
Morning journal from the door
way of rubscrIbera
JOURNAL PUBLISHING 90.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL. SOUTH.
(3is south Arno ST.
IicN. &. \. Clark. Pastor.


Sunday school teachers greet CLASSES
at 9:f5 a. IN. Glass work 1880.
Preaching at N a.. m and 5-S0 y m.
by the pastor. General theme. ''Tho
Parable Of the Prodigal and Ills Elder
Brother. Morning service. The
Elder Brother" Evening s~ervicii.
The Prodigal son" At the morning
service Mrs Collins will sing u Heard
the Voice 81 Jesus say and the
chorus choir under the direction OF
Air. Davidson. viii render the Psalm
anthem. make a joyful Noise Unto
the Lord Al the evening service.
Mrs Collins viii sing a selected solo
and other special music viii De fur
.nished
The Junior league which meets at
. p. m. nov numbers over lee chill
.dren. and an the little folks are in
.eited g. meet with them The senior
league holds It's public service at e.ye
y. m TO which service an young PEG
pie ar especially invited. Come let
u worship the Lord You will ind
a welcome
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Corner Firth ST and Silver Ave.l
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IMMACULATE CONCEPTION.

INOTnNI SIM n tOppcrl
Rev. \. Mandalari. :. T.. Pastor.
Early mass : a. m. high mass and
sermon. $3.50 a m. Evening services
and conference at 7;S0. Subject. The
Ethical Aspect Of Capital Punish
mcnt"
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ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL.

Corner of Fourth ana Silver Ave.)
Rev. Fletcher Cook. PHI. d., Rector.
Worship with sermon at IL a. m.
and 1880 p. m. Holy Communion at
1880 a. m. Sunday school at 10 a.
IN. Morning sermon. the fourth of
the series on Religion Of the Soul
"The Greatest Power in the World
Evening sermon, the fourth in the
evening series. Sowing Time"
Morning music.
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LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST

In the event that you should mot
receive y0pr raDrning sps telephone
the PoSIAls THIsE0 HAPHC co. g1v-
ms yofs name and address and the
paper Win be delivered. by Q special
mssssnGsr The Telephone " Ma. a..
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

(At the Public Library Bldg)
Services Sunday morning at II
O'Clock. Subject. Love. Sunday
school at 9:45. Wednesday evening
testimonial meeting At 7:30. Read
ing room open Monday, Wednesday
n Friday from > to T.
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ST. PAuLis Ey. LUTHERAN.

lIorncr SIAth n bilver.)
rev. y. W. Paetznick. Ph. D.. Pastor.
sunday school at 9.f5 a m. Ger
man service at II a. m and in the
evening English service at 7:30. An
are cordially invited.
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ECONOMICAL HOUSEWIVES USE.
OUR GALLUP EGG At Sfss PER
TON. ". n. HAHN GO. PHONE 81.
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Diamonds, Jewelry, Cut Glass. Our
Watch Repair Department Is second
to non in the Southwest. Prices the
Best for Which Perfect Goods May
BE Sold.
AaE HrIcSuN GIcArnR
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The ; a " Furniture co.
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-.Tas~s& ". F Furniture Co
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Mr.. and Mrs ~Saltzgaber of Van
Vert Ohio. are visiting the family OF
their son. DR.. ". r. saltzgabor.
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The Hester-Prince company. is adj
ding d millinery department. n
viii be under the direction OF Mrs.
Maude Brooks
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FIRST pRrsRyTTRr.N CHrRCu

Corner Fifth 81. and silver Ave.l
Rev. Hugh 4. Cooper. Pastor.
Services AZ n a m and s;Je = m
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15
GRAND PASS.

Chester Demoss went to Kansas
City Monday to be treated for ap-
pendicitis. He was accompanied by
his father and DIR. Walker. His
many friends wish him a speedy re-
coveTy.
James Demoss of NJ. V. c. Mar
shall spent Sunday with his home
folks.
Mrs. r. Vaughn of Coffeyville,
Kansas returned 20 her home FRI
day evening accompanied by Mrs.
Mary McRaynolds who will spend
the winter there.
John Platnar and wife, Joe Plat
ner and wife and Andrew Plattner
and wife of Malta Bend a:e spend
this week with relatives IN Boards
town ILL.,, and attending the State
Fair there.
Albert Hoover and father attend
ed Carnival al Kansas City
The ladies of the three churches,
and of the community announce they
will serve an excellent mea: supper
and ice cream and cake in the Odd
Fellows Hall on Wednesday even
ing Oct. 2O:h. The money is to he
used to build sidewalks 20 the three
churches. Everyone please at
tend and assist in this good cause.
Mrs. j. Demoss has new goods to
arrive at he millinery store every
| wesk. Give her a call.
c. Landrum entertained a large
crowd at Od1 Fellows Hall Friday
night with moving pictures and
grapohone.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A:nsworth and
children OF Lexington visited thar
aunt Mrs. F. c. McReyno.ds This
week.
E. McReyno,ds accompanied by
his sister Mrs. Ella Reynolds went
TO Enid, Oklahoma Monday to WIS.,
it their brother Lee McReynolds
and family.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15
SALINE POINT

The farmers in general are trying
to get their wheat in the ground.
H. V. Gwinn made a businc IS TIP
to Kansas City the frs: OF the
week.
G.. T. Lyon, our roadoverseer be-
gun working the roads in the bot-
tom Monday.
R. W. Erwin is bui ding a new r. S
idence this fall.
Mrs. NJ. E. Campbell of Dewitt
was over last week looking after
the interest of her farm.
Miss Josie Ksyson OF near Slater
visited relatives in Jul neighbor-
hood the past two weeks.
Mrs. Leila Davis of near Lud-
low in Livingston County visited
her brother j. w. Mayfield and
other relatives last week.
An old-time apple-peeling was
had at the home of John Moore's
last week. Everybody seemed to
enjoy themselves and a good many
apples skinned.
Quite a furry of snow fell here
Monday evening being the first of
the season.
Mrs. Peter Masters has been SUI
fering considerably lately from a
felon on her hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. Mullins left Sat
urday for a visit with the ~latter's
relatives in Kansas City.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Barnes
Sunday Oct. 10 a girl.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15

their bcother-in-laws and halfbroth
or, Brunkhorst Bros.
The Evangelical st. Paul's church
held lis annual Miss!on-fes. last
Sunday. Rev. H. Vieth, of Kansas
City, Kansas, delivered a sermon in
the morning. Rev. G.. Ki.terer, OF
Emma, spoke in the afternoon, and
District Supt, N.Riager OF H.gg MS
Vile occupied .he pulpit at night.
Rev. H. Limrer recently rsceiv-
ed the sad news OF his mothers
death in Germany. He had he
pleasure of a visit with her this
summer.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15

but now-how thankful we are
thu we didn't make an ASCENSION
for a blizzard of a fierceness Ike
that o Oct. 1852 has swooped down
upon us and we are glad enough
to be where we are. Few indeed o:
us we're prepared .or this sudden
snap. Yet we realize .
That tho melancholy days have
come,
That no house keeper loves, &
Days of hustling out the zinc,
And putting up of stoves.
The lengths of pipe forgotten lie
in the shadow of the shed.
All mashed flat they be, and with
rust they are red.
The husband, bless the good "old
mon"
Swears when he finds an elbow
gone.
How snappish he is and so contrary
Hear how he scolds at his good
wife Mary!
Says he "I'm sure / laid it on this
very shelf
Now l can't find it-and you'll do
the job yourself
You may do the very best you can
I'll clear myself of it all-Mary
Ann"
At length from town 90 home, he
returns,
The fire in the stove, so brightly it
burns
To Mary he says-"really my love
I'm SO glad we've put-up a stove
Mary forgives and smiles brightly
as she can.
Making due allowances, as he's on
ly "a man..
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15
NEW HOME

We are having winter weather
at this writing and our first snow
fell Monday Oct. II, and also the
first killing frost Monday night.
Willis Lemon happened to quite
an accident last week while chop
ping wood cut INT of his legs.
d. M. Harris who has had a very
sore hand for the past three weeks
is slowly improving.
We understand that A. w. For
hes while attending the Sedalia
fair happened to quite a little loss
OF about twenty dollars being TAX
en- from him.
D. Lemons and family were Sun
day visitors of d. M. Harris and
family.
DR.. Noel of Sweet Springs took
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl.
Fordham Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dierking and
children spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis Lemon,
Mrs. A. P. Reager, Misses Maude
and Dora Harris returned Sunday
night after a short visit with rela-
tives in Sedalia.
There will be preaching at the
Methodist church at Elmwood on
the third Sunday in Oct. by Rev.
Johnson. Everybody is invited 70
attend.
Peter Durnil who was kicked by
a horse about three weeks ago on
his arm we are sorry to say is no
better and is suffering much pain.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15
EMMA

Turning cold now. 1t will be
hard on fire wood and the stoves
are getting ready to shine.
M. Evert, Adolph Evert and Ernst
'Stumpenhaus were in st. Louis last
week, first two to buy goods and
the latter to visit his daughter.
Fred Weber ana family visited in
Sweet Springs at Mrs. Fred Shrad-
ers.
The Drilling Crew has a little
trouble with their machine. They
are $50 feet deep now.
Mother Bodenstab is building an
addition to her house. w. Tieman
is the contractor.
Up and going to the Concordia
Street fair Thursday, Friday and
Saturday!
Get your s. c. Buff Orpington
cockerels at Henry Dankenbring-
75c and $1.O0 a piece. Phone 320s.
Mr.. p. and sister Kronsbein who
visited in st. L0nis and ILL.,, came
home Monday morning.
D. H. Fuhring, father of our
blacksmith, and some of his friends
and relatives were visiting him
here from Slower, Morgan county
last week. They returned home
Tuesday.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15
BLACKBURN

Thos. Maddox sold his horses and
livery rolling stock Saturday. His
sale was well attended and buying
good. He failed to sell all his bug
gies though.
Henry Brunkhorss says there
we're 1000 people in Blackburn SAT-
urday at the sale and shopping.
Geo. Holke bought a driving
horse at the sale for 800.
Brunkhorst Bros. viii have a big
Demonstration" OF the Estate
Oak" heating stoves at their store
tomorrow, Oct. 10th.
John Kohring and Fred Mayse
left Friday for their home in Nor
gan county after a weeks vi II wi
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15
NEW

Mrs. Mary Kaul OF Holten, Kan
sas is here visiting relatives and
friends.
Born Thursday October Z, to B,
Alkire and wife a daughter.
Jack Frost made his unwelcome
visit this week.
Last week there was quite a Bit
of excitement caused by seeing
the balloons flying over our heads
For a while we thought one or two
OF our friends caught the "Indiana'
but have been seen since.
Phil Reidenbach went to Kansas
City Tuesday to attend the Stock
Show.
The recent rain brought out the
wheat crops.
Mrs. Liggett OF Kansas is visit
ing her daughter Mrs. g. Syden-
stricken.
Miss Frances steenstry returned
to her home Wednesday.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15
1t was Very Het.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Mclean, loi
Adair, Okla, are guests at H. Bonn
hake's west of town. He is look
ing for a location and we hope he
will be suited. He says y was
hot-very hot-in Adair this SUM
mer and he isn't willing to try it
another summer. He said 1874 in
the shade wasn't unusual and he
was in a barber shop wheh'it reach
ed 1901 10 anyone doubts about
there being q "het place"
we advise a summers Say in
Adair.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15
SLATER

Mrs. r. H. Nuckles left Wednes-
day for Monroe county 20 visit her
sisters and "a brother.
DR.. Nuckles went to Kansas City
yesterday to attend the meeting of
the Northwest Mo. Osteopathic
Association at the Baltimore. DR..
Nuckles is on the program for an
address.
L. Feis did the wise thing Tues
Day when winter came-put up a
stove and built a fire. Clarence
Tucker, another of our clothing
merchants "went south" in the
emergency. He returned from s..
Louis Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Feis and son Chas
Mrs. Gracn Wiseman and Miss
Georgia Cowling drove to Nelson
Sunday and returned on the train
via Marshall.
Master Mechanic, S. j. Camp
hell has received notice to effect
that his office will be abolished Oct
18th.
Mrs. w. r. Van Bowen Monday
went to M. A. Bremer's on a visit
and will assist in making apple
butter. Mr.. Van Booven is cook
Ing thres square meals for the
rest OF the family daily.
John Kammeyer and Charley
Brown hauling wheat to
Slater from near Little Ro k TUGS
| day.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15
TT ROCK

Mrs. Aselmeyer of Usage county
is visiting her sons Henry and
Herman near our city.
Dan Ehler was a Malta Bend call
er last week.
Bob Deis called on us Tuesday.
George Pearson attended the Sc
dalia fair last week. He also was a
State delegate to che River con-
vention at Iedalia last Thursday.
Misses Clara Gorker, Flora Leim-
kuhler, Mollie Eikerman, Hilda
Fisher, Emma Fisher, Della Bier
baum, Elsa Drumiller , Ed Fishet
Vince Gigger, Walter Fisher, DR..
Sharp and MIR and NJ. S. John kraeck
were callers AT Ehler Sunday after
noon.
Tom Murdoch is busy hauling
wood.
DR.. Sharp attended the box So
cial at The Potter school house Fri
day evening.
Oslo Cramer attended the street
fair Saturday evening az Glasgow
with the Giger boys.
Lester Brown was among ouI
people Monday evening.
Remember the shooting match
every Saturday.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15

she pursued her course up the river
for Kansas City.
A fine girl baby arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Chill
colt on the evening of the 10th.
Miss Linda Stachenbacher re-
turned to her home at Salisbury on
Monday after 2 pleasant visit to
the family of M. NJ. Haynie.
A fishing party composed of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Long and others
whose names we failed to obtain
passed through Miami yesterday
enroute to the farmers fishing
point on our river known as the
"Cut Off,"
Miss Jaunita Walden who teach
es the Reynolds School near Miami
had some fine pictures taken of
her school house and pupils last
Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Heying have
returned from their bridal trip to
Kansas City. They came back via.
Slater and were met by Mr.. Oscar
Heying and were "wined and d:ned"
by him. then the same compliments
were rendered them at the brides
father Mr. Labe Haynie.
On account of Indictment weather
last Friday evening the party Miss
es Mary and Ethelyn Goldman in
tended to give was postponed.
Mrs. Louis Means OF High Hill
made her son John Means and fam
lily a brief visit recently.
Miss Ne+tie Lewis of New Mex
leo will be a pupil of our High
school du ing her sojoarn in Nj m.
New. Irwin has lately returned
from a business rip TO South Da-
kota.
Mrs. John Kieffer has returned
from a pleasant visit to Kansas
City. She was joined there by her
daughter Mrs. Fred Beckley OF
Ossawatamie, Kansas.
Mrs. A. H. w. Sullivan's friends
are much pleased 20 hear her health
is much improved.
E. M. Igleheart. will have his tele-
phone office in an upstairs apart
ment of the Henry Mertins build
ing. He has rented the Weare
homestead for his family residence.
Mrs. Prizes Peterman has lately
returned from a hospital in Kan
sas City for a visit to her people
in Miami. She hopes to return to
Kansas City in the early part OF
December.
Mrs. Bette Hammer visited her
daughter Mrs. VIII Ingram, in Mar
shall last week:
Miss Eva Miller and little nephew
Edward Byers LETT Saturday for an
extended visit to Kansas City the
guests OF Mrs. Hebe Mcdaniel.
Last week our whole theme oil
conversation was upon the sub
ject of balloons as they were how
erlng over our city for one whole
day. How we envied our brother.
so lofty in air getting full benefit
OF the cooling breeze. while W,
were fairly melting on terra firm.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15
Up Before the Bar.

N. H. Brown, an attorney, Of Pitts
field, VT, writes: awe have used
DR.. Kings New Life Pills for years
and find them such a good family
medicine we wouldn't be without
Them" For Chiils, Constipation
B"iliousness or Sick Headache they
work wonders, 25c at P. H. Frank
Inns Drug Store.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15
cpd Rather Die, Doctor

than have my feet cut off," said NJ.
L. Bingham, OF Princevi.le, Ill. "but
you'll die from gangrene (Which
had eaten away eight toss) if you
don't" said all doctors. Instead he
used Bucklen's Arnica Salve till he
was wholly cured. It's cures OF
Eczema, Fever Sores, Boils Burns
and Piles astound the world, 25c at
p. H. Franklin's..
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15

WIN. TURLEY died at his homo
in Lamine Tuesday morning End
his remains laid to rest in the La
mine cemetery Wednesday. He
was related to the Herndons and a
number of them attended che flu
neral.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15
MIAMI

The steamboat Missouri arrived
at this point on Monday evening
and spent the night next morning
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15
AYREs

Your correspondent had the blues
very badly this week on account OF
the street fair. He had nc news to
write until the air ship came over
Ayres and our OF Ayres ran out
and took 8 shots at it with a single
Darrell shot gun. The noise walked
us up. We laughed and the ship
went on east.
Johnny Rupert has returned
from Old Monroe where he has
been visiting hnis sister Mrs. Hupp.
Our Blacksmith and wife have
gone to Sedaiia to attend the fair.
Mrs. VIM. Schepers and son, VIM.
Jr. are spending the week In Kan
sas city visiting.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15

complete stock of hair goods@and ornaments.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-11
MUTlLATED GIRL WAS
VICTIM OF OPERATION
IrvIrrp rnrss trAsrn wlnr. |

Detroit. Mich. Sept 11.-Several
who have examined the body Of May
belle Millman. OF Ann Arbor. who the
police allege came TO her death on
an operating table. today express the
opinion that the young woman was
led to her death under a surgeons
knife by an Illusion, and that an OPP
GRAFTON was not necessary.
Though the medical men agreed
that preparations had been made for
an operation, they have not yet de-
clded whether the girl died while on
the operating table or from an over
doe OF anesthetlc Just previous.
The police today are still OBTAINING
Martha Hennlng. Maybelle's hostess.
in the hope that they may locate,
through her. the man who has been
mentioned in connection with the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-11
Notice 10 Contractors.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be opened at a meeting OF
the common council OF Salem. Ore
gon, TO be held on the Goth day OF
September, 1909. for the improve
ment OF State street in the city OF
Salem, Oregon, from the east line
OF Twelfth street 10 the west line OF
North Mill creek in said city. Said
improvement shall be made with
Warren Brothers Biulithic Water
proof Pavement In accordance with
me plans and specifications adopted
by the common council for said i'm
provement and now on file In the
office o. the city recorder Bids will
be received on proposals submitted
by the city attorney aud must be in
accordance with the specifications.
Date OF the first publication OF this
notice, the llth day OF September
1909.
by order OF the common council,
W. A. MOORES.
s-li-5t City Recorder.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-11
SCl0 FAIR WAS A
GREAT SUCCESS

The third annual meeting OF the
Linn County Fair Association was
brought to successful close Tues
day. The gate receipts show lare
er attendance than any previous year
Increased interest among farmers
and stock raisers was shown by the
marked improvement in their respec-
tive departments.
The second day Of the fair wit
messed the largest days attendance.
The stock parade occurred at 10 a.
m, followed by the Judging of stock
by Judge Withycombe, Of Corvallis.
The best feature of the live stock
show was the excellent showing of
good horses. other lines in the live
stock department. while considered
good, IL is said will bear improve.
ment The poultry department Is re-
ported by Superintendent Belts. OF
Harrisburg, as being in a fiourishing
condition. About 160 fowls OF the
best breeds were shown. The fair
outclassed any previous exhibit In
this line. The two big pavilion tents
were filled TO overhowing capacity
with every variety of farm products,
as well as some local factory pro-
ducts
The association will begin at once
70 formulate plans for a bigger and
better fair next year. Arrangements
will be made for the purchase OF the
grounds, which are now under lease
by the association.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-11

Hood River are here for the purpose
of visiting the fair. Their son ac-
companies them.
DR.. Robertson, the veteran race
horse man. and clerk of the Lone
Oak course. is in the city, visiting
old friends. DR.. Robertson visits
the state fair here every year, and Is
a great enthusiast over fast horses
Franklin Pierce Thurman, a
nephew of Allen G. Thurman (can-
dldate for vice-president with Cleve-
land when Harrison defeated him)
who lives near Walterville, has been
visiting relatives In Salem. He is
one Of that rare species still surviv-
ing, called unrevised Democrats.
Hugh Cochrane Ingle of Prince
ton, Ind, nephew of the present gov
ernor of Indiana. was in town today
Mr.. A. q. Hudelson of Cambridge,
Idaho, arrived in salem last night to
spend far week and visit his son-in-
law, U. G. Holt. Mr.. Hudeson was
formerally in the hardware business
in jefferson and lived in this county
for 80 years. He is well known in
Salem and ran for sheriff for Marion
county against John knight. He will
see many old political friends while
here. He is accompanied by his wife.