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The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07
The Problem Solved

Few communities have the facili-
.,es Tor operating Chautauqua of
lheir own. Up to few years ago
,he vast masses of the people were
uehied the privileges of chautau-
qua because they were unable to
take the time Off and spend the
money necessary to trip abroad.
Under the plan adopted by the West
ern Redpath Chautauqua System the
chautauqua is brought into scores of
communities and laid down in the
very lap OF the people. The system
has solved the problem OF chautau-
qua programs for the masses.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07
Two More Appendices

Dr. Thompson, county physician,
added two more appendix Friday
10 collection of about twenty,
which look like row of weiner-
wursts, on shelf in his office.
One of these last two belonged to
Mexican from Platteville, who was
Drought over Friday In a serious
condition. and Luther Lee of Eaton
parted with the other, which had
caused him much suffering for the
past few months.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07
Fort Lupton

MIS- Cecil Phillips entertained
Iuesday afternoon of this week and
again Thursday afternoon. Both
parties were greatly enjoyed by
those present.
The Thursday Afternoon club met
this week with Mrs. Fred Griffith.
ine anair was lawn party and an
ENJOYABLE time was spent. Mrs.
Hhodes won the prize offered In the
bean bag contest.
Ine Epworth League gave a Tour
OF the Nations Friday night. The
Journey was made in an airship to
Iceland. where the ices were served,
t" the Philippines. more generally
known as the Phillips home and to
other points OF interest. So many
people made the tour that the ED
worth League funds profited greatly
thereby.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07
Woodcrsst Installatio.
Tho Women Of WO0dcraft, g

Tho Women OF WOo0craft. Greeley
Circle No. 3. held the monthly social
meeting and semi-annual installa-
tion Of officers on Friday last. Mrs.
A. T. Ling. clerk and Mrs. John
Johnson, banker. hold over from the
last election. Mrs. A. l.. Meyer,
past guardian, presided during the
/. i.istallation.
Following are the new officers:
Mrs Ed Rosling, G. NJ; Mrs. ]. G.
Coleman, advisor: Mrs. Willus
Thompson, magician: Mrs. H. H. Nc
Indoo, attendant; Mrs. Barbara
Wood. inner sentinel; Mrs. Lena
Robinson, outer sentinel; Mrs T. j.
He'll, manager: Mrs. Joe Kidder. cap
tain of the guards; Miss Bessie Ling.
musician. After the installation a
social time was spent and refresh
ments were served.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07

One of the glories of a chautau-
qua program presented by the West
ern Redpath Chautauqua System is
to be found in the fact that it is abb
solutely clean and wholesome. The
greatest possible care is constantly
exercised in selecting only the choic-
est talent. No matter how brilliant
man might be, If his morals We're
bad he would be denied a place on
their program. The assemblies are,
therefore, an expectation of delight
to the best people Of the community.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07
Water prioritics Ad.iudicated

The adjudication of water prior
tiles for Estes Park has resulted III
a victory for Mr., Sanborn ana MI
Stanley, owners of the PARK ine
finding of the referee Judge beu-
mott was submitted to Judge Garr'-
CUES who has referred 1T PACK W ~.
referee for slight modification pu'
upon the whole ii establishes III,
priority of the park as preeeue"'
to the other claimants
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07

! '4n,er, no, who has been the
auVIe' Rev. X. j. Hun
F,iaEyr F,eiSoyterian manse, went
B a,ta uay for a few days
cbr,a. gnu The state conven-
win ,S'lan Endeavor soci-
I'iI Nil. leave this week with with
Ne o. rene who is also
le s,~I, ,or Riverside. Calf,
and ,,,,ef m with their par
I is , MRS, M. W. A. Hunter.
and student a,ll at Princeton
,olle,oN Miss Irene attends
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07
Marriage Licenses

w. e. Miller and Miss Cecil Will
son, both of Eaton.
w. c. Davis, Cleveland, O., and
Katherine Graham, Greeley.
Jesse l.. Lucas and Nettie Leake.
both OF Greeley.
Frank A. Slender and Edna ].
Hand, both of Eaton.
Gilbert G. Hodgell and Iona Brain
ard of Greeley.
Don Juan McCarin of Otero, Colo,
and Nina E. Ramey of Greeley.
Marian E. Skaggs of Minneapolis
and Nora l.. Maupin of Perry, Mo
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07
The Stork Is Busy

The Greeley population is increas-
ing in manner that would make
even T. Roosevelt happy. Friday
a new boy arrived at the home of
Marvin Calkins on Tenth street and
when he grows up he should make
the acquaintance of a contemporaries
GUS affinity which arrived at the
home of Theo. Tamm, four miles
southwest of town about the same
hour
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07
j. F.. McCrery Has Appendicitis

j. f. McCrery was on the operat-
ing table last Wednesday morning
for the removal of his appendix. The
diagnosis proved to be correct and
the surgeon says the operation was
none too soon, as the superiiuous
organ was ready to burst and al
ready ulcerous 1t will be ten days
before he is around again.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07
A Strawberry Feast

Seventy-five members of the Ber-
can class of young people of the
Christian church attended the straw
berry social at the home of c. l..
Brainard Tuesday evening and nice
sum was realized to add to the
amount pledged for the new church.
The social was held on the lawn,
which was gaily decorated with Jap
anese lanterns. Games were played
or the lawn and the evening was
enjoyed by all.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07
Ault ball Game Thursday
(Ault Special

Thursdays half holiday was mark
ed by a ball game which was well
attended and which excited consider
able interest. The game was between
the first nine and n pickup nine ana
the score stood II to i in favor OF
the former team.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07
)BE GIN0N
X BUILDlNG
CONTRACT LET
BE Made TO Complete
By Fall

eood that Fox x Baab,
Afiors, have received
pr the basement of the
Hiding 10 be erected by
at the corner of Sew
nd Eighth avenue. A
se firm went to Denver
sh bonds and sign the
Is said that the con-
somewhere in the
OIL $4,000 and that
1 were Sl,loO cheaper
\ lowest bid. 1t is also
|oschlaub will insist that
Pl De completed in six
10 says that every effort
70 have the new build
% before fall. He has
'll'ed in the many de-
{" addition to the hotel.
aased by unforeseen cir
Inc bricklayers have
lO' 'be past weei; wait
,lpetnral u iron people to
u 'nelr hosting cranes
:, steel | beams that are
tue third and fourth
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07
Another Fourth Accident
(Eaton Specially

The only Fourth of July accident
here is that which befell the little
daughter of one of the prominent
families. The little lady let num-
her of firecrackers explode in her
hand and her face and hands are
scorched. An ignorant older person
washed the girls face in cold water
and the victim suffered excruciatinf
pain and has a badly swollen and
disfigured face
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07
bonded to Keep Pence

Milton Glasscock from nor.h VI y,
Kersey was brought in on rllu%s
and placed under bonds to Keep i,o .ne
neace A few weeks ago coupe
nr bis neiphbors were treated TO
similar chastisement. "A he,snoo,
" feud existed for moh'h o,,
bitches, chickens and other pe'"
grievances.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07

The People Of the state of COLORADO
T., an Persons, Associations and cor
inns Interested as owners or con-
sgun5rrs of water from bitches, Canals,
Pine Lines and Reservoirs, taking
MN sItnplv of water from the South
int,I,n river and the streams draining
i,i;5 the same within Water District
NJ of the state of Colorado. Greet
Ing. ,a E,, a,y of Ioru,rv
" 1909, the Honorable District
court of the Eighth judicial District
Of The state of Colorado IN ana Tor tne
ss entered of record an order In words
ov 6gures as follows, to-wit:
,,, ,,attar of the Adjudica-
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07
Rad Cash in Head

Alderman Howard, who is master
mechanic at the sugar factory,
received bad wound in the fore
head Monday. a monkey wrench
fell from an elevation and cut large
cash in the front OF his head which
had to be sewed up.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07
N'''''lS Season Opens

-'pIoh Special)
hs ,,s factory season will
.a. ,n' I middle of July and
laas,, v Il Frink is hav-
N [4,,efy oyerhauled and
n r. shape for the work.
I a ro,o." oy,lson is late, owing
[,,as ,sSe,'ing which became
TF, Tbo the hail, the crops
s,n, ue output will remain
i, ',e oe, as usual this year
van be Judged at this
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07
Sheriff Takes Vacation

Sherif Florance left Friday for
weeks outing. He Is headed for
Glenwood Springs with fish pole,
shotgun and rife. He expects to
oring back mountain lion and q
couple of bears and get his name in
the Outlook ahead of Teddy.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07
} IL! ,HsllEF FOR WOMEN.

(nSe .'a 'd The back, Urinary. Bladder
F,en wom..s,.a want m a certain, pleasant
\ EH..S-LEAF.nr us Try Mother Gray's
relieves ali NJ II Is a safe, reliable
% 50 Leaf c,s is sold by 6rurrIs,s m%an"r q,
'S Co., i.e Roy, MY
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07
Southern Idaho Land

For Sale-By owner, So a'''s
laying land. plenty OF lfr'E%',yd E5'.,ard
water the year around. good ortu'1 ,l'''.', v
land, near Jerome, Idaho I,
s55,5O per acre. r. L. Pence A'''
Colorado.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07
oUr-oF-TowN PARTIES
Windsor

The Epworth League gave a 30
ciai at the parsonage Friday night
ana cleared good sum. Scales had
Deeh arranged at the door and each
person entering was weighed and
required to pay penny for each
ten pounds of weight.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07
b1WO
| TURKEYS
Iny OF rH'r"
1. comedy at the
/ Ranch

Ranch
special ,o a
ranch in n she nas l~
ks a eat VINO ,nre nus
+ motherless t"r- =,
ins them up p,,ah IN
o, kittens WI W n'tm ~
Ily end earlier IN
Tribune is in pos
ol kodak pictures
rled up in II pas-
ted ohll'' - is
and the group Is
ppy that l'aNs,ad one won,
=, fnr turkey
E horrid suspicion
Lady Jane first ,sa De,
NJ caressing the
bo were leading a
With only such care
could give them
Pareu
\ this time, how
Sroyed herself the
mothers, She mas
,,,;ny "A Young
outh, gripping him
| loose skin on MS
! wings. There was
was essaying trans
Md on the neck but
|vks were so rear
soon inquired out a
that OF toting a
ad never had the
lg a family. She is
Ierself and when de-
4 kittens was heart
this time a setting
the fdgets and de-
after Matching out
Lady Jane prompt
orphans and Will
IN all her time and
hey have outgrown
I.
' Jane has shown
all confidence, the
e put in a basket at
ht into the house.
LETT out of doors.
these periods of
10 bear and arrives
rs and walls aloud
.ir is as interesting
S any ranch in the
r, and the outcome
with eager atten-
o are privileged to
the daily perform
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07

The list of railroads and other hls
corporations in this state which are
up against it inasmuch as they are
declared by Secretary of State James
b. Pearce to be delinquent in their
fat taxes, reads like directory.
..ttorney General John T. Barnett
received the list today and will stare
proceedings at once, The total de-
lipauency is S362.SSS.S2. The C..
& S., the d.. l.. & n. w. ana the
Great Western Sugar company all
figure on the list for smaller or
greater amounts.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07
ORDER FOR PuBLICATloN
state of Colorado, County of Weld,
In the District Court
No. .It2

In the matter Of the Adjudica-
ti6n OF Priorities of Water
flights in irrigation District
No. /, of the state of Colo
RADIO for irrigation and Other
beneficial Uses,
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07
PROPOSED ORDINANCE NO.

AN ORDINANCE GRANTING TO THE
GREELEY TERMINAL KAli;WAI
COMPANY THE RIGHT TO CROSS
CERTAIN STREETS AND ALLEYS
IN THE CITY OF GREELEY.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07
NEWS FROM STATE
AND The NATION
F1i'e' DAY N. E. A. CONVENTION
SCRAP In United States seno,. o,,..
The Income Tax

ihe hrst helicopter heavier.
snsan nying machine, to make
soou IN America is the invention of
D. Newton Williams of Derby Cow
~ q a''ie ra berllner of Washington.
IN = recent trial at Washington the
."n'ne .s'.sn ilited itself and operator
thiee unes. 1t depends on its aer.
'a' screws for lifting power
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07

Cn'lco Caruso, tenor at the Met
ropoii'ah Opera House has lust sign
~ contract extending his engage
'en' Tor three years more. This
.-"'..es - hVe years more of Caruso for
American music lovers.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07

cord Ia '"Nhine, 10 make
ovu % ~ America is the invention of
>. newton Williams of Derby. Conn
SUI HHile Berliner of Washington
~ recent trial at Washington the
iaachihe lifted itself and oner,tor
.a' .s ZINES, 1t depends on its aer-
'a' screws for lifting power.
n'lco Caruso, tenor at the Met.
'opoii'ah Opera House has inst sipp-
ou q contract extending his engage
nen' Tor three years more. This
,"'u'es hVe years more of Caruso for
American music lovers.
ioday is the first day of tho N II
a. national convention in Denver
anu already one of the big questions
"ho VIII be the next president
OF the organization. President u
n. snyder, of the State Normal
school' President James H. Baker
Oh 'he State University and Super
ihtehdent c. E. Chadsey of the Den
yer schools are all declared to he
III the running and all strenuously
deny the allegation. The chances
OF 'he place going to Colorado man
are said to be good
Inc registration of N. +. A. mem
bers began yesterday at East Denver
High. The reception committee of
zoo met yesterday and made final
assignments as to the meeting of
trains and delegations. The COM
mittee will have headquarters in
Room 2 of East Denver high school
during the convention.
Practical education, more empha-
SIS on manual training, the teaching
OF trades and agriculture in the pub
lic schools and the shortening of
college courses to make way for an
earlier and more efficient profess
sional training will be the key notes
OF the great educational problems
to be discussed at this convention
which is the forty-seventh to be held
in the United States.
AT an after dinner speech made
to 1890 Yale graduates at New
Haven, Conn, President Taft de-
clared that if the republican party
failed to live up to its promises and
the expectations of the people it
would be relegated to the position
of a minority opposition. This state.
mo hn ha
ent tariff debate, was fraught with
a significance, which the Yale mer
promptly grasped. Taft was enthus
iastically cheered.
Declaring that an income tax i,
the most rational because the mos
just of taxes, Senator Cummins o
dcwa held the floor for about si
hours in the senate yesterday. FL
timating the total revenues unde
the Aldrich-Payne bill at $36O,OOO
600, and those to be derived fror
the itnernal revenue at $24O,OOO,
900, he predicted that at the EN-
of the fiscal year 1911, there woul'
Ut ueilClt vi llUl ltSs thah ~ -
100000. He therefore contende'
that the amendment of the tarii
bill by the addition OF an income ia!
was necessary in order to produce
revenue for conducting tn
business of the government. Bu
he acknowledged that he expected
defeat should the resolution pro
viding for an income tax be present
ed to the senate. Senator Boral
of Idaho spoke in support OF
straight income tax amendment tt
the tariff bill.
The list of railroads and other MS
in this state which are
up against it inasmuch as they ar'
declared by Secretary of State James
D. Pearce to be delinquent in then
fat taxes, reads like directory
& ttorney General John I. Barnet
received the list today and Will star
at once, The total de
|ipuuency is S362.S3S.S2. Ihe I
The Greeley tribune., 1909-07-07

In the matter of the Adjudica-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-19
BROWN BREAD, BEANS
AND SPECTAClES

Boston. Aug. l9-Boston has fall
en-" After four days of mimic war
the maneuvers ended this afternoon
when the Reds" won decisive vic
tory from the blues" at Hanover,
opening straight road into Boston.
The discovery OF the plan OF the
Reds" to feint the Blues" right
flank and then suddenly turn TO the
left. looking 10 the capture OF Boston
in the sham army maneuvers gave the
Blues" who are protecting the city.
a much better chance against the pro-
posed invasion.
After an hour OF hard fighting
early today. General Pew command
ing the Blues, repulsed the Reds"
az Bryantville. After the fight both
forces hurried TO Hanover. where a
decisive battle will he fought this
afternoon.
Although the Red" land forces
have a good fighting chance for vie
tory. Red" sea forces met With dis
as,er this morning, Five of It's tor
pedo boats were sunk" and TWO OF
It's battleships were disabled" by The
guns at Point Allerton.
The deciding battle was fought
midway between Brantville and Han
over. The invaders numbered 1000
men, while the defenders had 2OOO
less.
For four days the Blues" had de-
Tended the city against the attacks
of the Reds. and the news that Bos-
ton had fallen" was received with
great surprise, as II was believed that
General Pew could easily hold out
the rest of he week.
General Bliss outmanuevered Gen
eral Pew. Although the Blues" had
learned of the Reds" plan TO right
flank them and then suddenly fall on
the left flank, General Bliss effectu-
ally carried out this move.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-19
/, - SO N-s-.-.,.s. ---.N---AEn
X X X X x X X X X 4 4. 4 4 \ !:
PERSONAL MENTION
X X 4 y # \ \ X X X X n n 4

Carl and August Neugebauer re-
turned yesterday from months out
ing. They visited Seattle, Tacoma,
Victoria and Spokane. The boys had
fine time. especially in Spokane.
which they consider the finest place
they saw, on account of its many
places OF amusement close by.
Hal Patton left yesterday on a
business trip to Seattle.
Theodore wilkins, young col
lege graduate OF waxahachie, Tex,
who is touring the northwest is Wis
iting at the home Of f. A. Turner.
on Capital street. for = few weeks
Mrs. Edith and Eta welch have
gone to Nelarts for a two weeks
outing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-19
THE CLIFr HOUSE.
Notice of street Assessment.

Notice Is hereby given that the
common council OF the city of Salem
will, at or about o'clock. p. m. on
the 2Sd day OF August. at the council
chambers in said city, make an assess
ment of the rebate due the property
owners on account OF the improve
ment OF Miller street from the east
line OF Commercial street to the west
line of High street. in said city.
Date of the first publication OF this
notice, August nth. 1909.
BY order of the common council
w, A. MOORES,
S-l7-3t City Recorder.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-19
ABANDONED
WARDEN FOR
CONVICT
Mrs. Emma TOmkinS, Who Has
Been Missing for Some
Time, Found Living
With Ex-Con.

San Francisco. Aug 19.-After
being lost from the sight. OF friends
for a month. Mrs. Emma Tompklns,
wife OF former warden of San
Quentin penitentiary and formerly a
well known society woman OF Oak
land. was found living in the same
suite of rooms with w. f. Gordon,
an ex-convict, for whom the police
had been searching.
Today Gordon is in the city prison
on a charge OF passing a fictitious
check. Mrs. Tompkins disappeared
from her home at Fruitvale a month
ago and all tract OF her was lost.
Late yesterday Detectives Burke and
Balletto knocked on the door OF y
fiat on Mission street and asked fos
Gordon. Mrs. Tompklns answered
the door and refused them admit
tance
The detectives pushed past her
and found Gordon in the kitchen.
Mrs. Tompkins followed the arrest
ed man to the city prison. where she
waited until her husband arrived
from Oakland.
She stated TO the police that she
had nothing TO say in regard 10 the
case, but wept bitterly.
Mrs. Tompkins first made the ac-
quaintance OF Gordon while he was
serving a six-year term for embez-
element at San Quentin. There he
was permitted to act as tutor for
Tompkins' son. Harold. who Is now
19 years old.
After his release from the peni-
tentiary in 1905 Gordon went to
New York. Soon afterward Mrs.
rompkins, accompanied by her son,
travelled eastward also She placed
the youth IN school and took up the
study of art in New York.
She admitted to detectives yester-
day that she met Gordon while in
the east,
Mrs, rompkins Is As years old
and Gordon Is S5.
Gordon is accused OF passing an
alleged bogus draft for S25 on a
tailor, which was repudiated by the
bank on which Il was drawn. The
man is graduate of an eastern uni
vers'ty. His real name. according
to the police. is Winegard.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-19

INTERPRETATIONS

- \ 4 y 4 II II 4 X II 4 X X X n
Archer Combs A Company; incOr-
porators, p, A. Combs. n. g, oyaitt
and r. A. Letter; principal office,
Portland; capital stock. 500. 600.
standard lny,sment aud Tool
Works; incorporntors. W Schumacher
I. Gensmer and j. c. Peppert:
principal office, Portland capital
stock, $4,000.
United States Cashier Company
incorporators, Alley Todd, c. W.
Meadows, W. I. BarRum; principal
office, Portland; capital stock. S2OO.,
O0O.
Toledo Light, Power and Manufae-
turing Company; incorporators. n,
r. Collins, A, c. Smith and S. r.
Stewart; principal office, ToeldO
capital stock, $4,000.
Commercial Lighting Company; In
corporatOrs, W, Il. Berry, NJ. j.
Berry, D.. Il. Gibson and C. NJ. Glib
son; principal office. Portland; capt
Ia lstOck, $1,000.
Keystone Mining and Reduction
Company; inoorporatars. W. Aeca-
shir, J r, Cooper and Thomas Me
Kee; principal office. sumpter: capt
tai stock, $4,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-19
THE FLOOD
SITUATION
is WORSE
Arkansas River Raging Torrent
From Steady DOWnpour
Followed by Second
CIoudburSt.

Denver. Aug. 19.-Following a sec
ond cloudburst at Canyon City during
the night, flood conditions along the
Arkansas river are even worse today
than they were yesterday.
Immense damage was caused by
the downpour and the river is over
flowing its banks at several points.
Hundreds OF residents along the
river front have been compelled to
flee from their homes and seeal places
of safety.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-19


Notice is hereby given that the
common council OF the city OF Salem
Oregon, will. at or about s o'clock
p. m. on the 2sd day of August, 1903
at the common council chambers OF
said city proceed TO assess upon each
lot or parcel OF land liable. It's pro-
portionate share OF the deficit on
account OF the improvement OF Miller
street from the west line OF Com
mercial street to a point 2T4 fee'
west OF the west line OF Rock street,
In said city.
Date OF the first publication OF tbs
notice. he 18th day OF August 1893
BY order OF the common council
W. A. MOORES.
S-1T-3t City Recorder.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-19
A Divorce SUIT


ria Th.u,.s Is attem ting 10 se-
cure diy RE today before Judge
Galloway. tlrcush her attorney,
Walter Ke!.'. from J w Thomas.
on the groun = OF cruel and inhumnr
treatment. and the defendant Is
contesting the procedinegs vigorous
ly with the assistance OF Walter
Wlnslow as counsel. In connection
with 0uniry other acts OF cruel
treatment alleged and testified 10
during the hearing today. Mrs.
Thomas claims that she was COM
PEELED 10 pitch hay while her hus-
band stood by and held the or team
10 keep Il from running away. The
defendant. when called to the stand
admitted that he held the OK team
and let his wife load the hay. but Il
was necessary for him to care for
the OK team owing to the fiies being
so troublesome and one OF the beasts
being ill-tempered and scary. Several
other acts OF cruelty was alleged
and the case extended long into the
afternoon before the counsel for
the plaintiff and defendant argued
the matter. The case will probably
bo taken under advisement by
Judge Galloway
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-19

Are made by all soothing syrups
and baby medicines that contain
opium and narcotics. Meoee's Baby
Elixir contains no injurious or mar.
eosie drugs Of any kind, A sure aud
safe "p-e Cor eiso-fered stomaeha
bowels snd frettulness. Splendid fOI
tsething infants sold BY all drus-
glsta
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-19

A monster crowd OF Salem citi-
zens turned out last evening in Will
son avenue TO hear the concert given
by tho Salem military band. Ice
cream was served in the park and
everyone apparently enjoyed them
selves lounging about on the green
sass