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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-21

will be here to muster In the mem-
bers OF the local camp.
The Spanish war veterans are or
ganized along purely fraternal lines,
patterned after the Grand Army OF
the Republic. In the national body
there are over 500, geo members.
Appointed Deputy Game Warden.
Game and Fish Warden Thomas p.
Gable today appointed Esteban Eas-
ton OF Ablquiu, Rio Arriba county, u
deputy game and fish warden. There
a come considerable complaint to
Santa Fe OF the disregard OF the game
laws by those who have not taken
Il license in that part of the ter
and Deputy Easton expects to
put n stop TO tho practice.
Mounted Police Recover Horses.
Lieutenant J.. w. Collier OF the
mounted police. reports from Estancia
that he has recovered two horses be-
to II. c. Yeager. and has res
them to their wner
interpretations.
Tho Tribune-Citizen company OF
Albuquerque, filed incorporation pa
pers today In the office OF Territorial
Secretary Nathan Jaffa. The incor-
porators and directors are: Andrieus
y. Jones OF Las vegas Harvey X.
Ferguson, of Albuquerque: James u.
Hand OF Los Alamos. James q. Fitch.
OF Socorro. and owen n. Marion OF
Albuquerque, each ten shares. The
capitalization Is 800. 600 divided into
I 200 shares and the company COM
mences business with a paid up CAPT.
tai OF $4,000. The headquarters are
at Albuquerque. This Is merely n re-
Incorporation OF the Tribune Publish
Ing company, made necessary by TAX
Ing over the Albuquerque Citizen.
The Clark Grocery company OF
also filed Incorporation pa
ners. the headquarters being Deming.
Luna county. The New Mexico agent
Is u Swanzy. The incorporators and
are: A. ]. Clark. l30 shares.
n. Swanzy. 60 shares: A. ]. Tidmorc, |
10 shares. The Capitalization Is i2j,-
noe. divided into ESQ shares.
Big Suit Against New Mexico Central
The Ferguson Contracting company
today brought suit In the district court
Santa Fe county. against the
New Mexico Central Railroad com
many FOR the foreclosure ot a mechan- |
lien for t5SO.o0O and petitioning
the sale Of the eompany's property
% nay the claim.
Tho National Mortgage and Bond
'ompany of Chicago. today filed suit
the district court against Bertha |
to recover n Buick automobile
tl00 damages.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-21
CHANGE OF THE MAIL
ROUTE TO VAUGHN
WILL BE MADE SOON
Tsp-e,., p,.p.teh To tn. Morulns I..r-.,I

Vaughn. \. NJ. Nov. so.-The
change OF the Roswell sutomail SER
vice TO Vaughn from Torrance will
be made at once. IL Is understood. az
the result OF e visit TO Vaughn today
of Assistant Superintendent Of Rural
Routes Roberts OF Austin. TeNas. j.
". Stockard and the Roswell post
master The party came overland
owe the proposed route IN a buzz
wagon and say they will report favor
ably on the proposed change. which
viii probably take place December I.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-21
FORTY MILLION RED CROSS
STAMPS IN CIRCULATION
Messengers of Good VIII Travel TO
-Four Corners OF the Earth.

Washington. Nov. 2e.-whiie Uncle
Sam struggles under the load of
Christmas packages in the mail this
year there will he o 1900. 900 Red Cross
stamps circulating on the mall matter.
carrying the practical message OF
peace and good viii &c the four cor
ners OF the earth.
The demand for Red Cross stamps
always heavy at this season. gives
promise OF exceeding all records this
year and the Red Cross society is pre-
pairing 10 meet the demand by in
creasing its supply Of the stamps from
thirty 20 forty million.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-21
Rabbit Hunter shoots SELF.

Amarillo. Texas. Nov. 20.-Georgc
hughes. a banker Of Coalgste. Okla.
who was visiting near Silverton. Tex,
was found today With q wound from
= 22 csliber rifle ball through the
ROOF OF his mouth. He died without
regaining consciousness Hughes start
ed out for = rabbit hunt this morning
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-21

buy you goods of your own legitimate
dealer. In buying anything the best
plan Is to buy of a business man who
can supply our wants, and whose
guarantee. once given, is undoubtedly
good.-Exchange.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-21
SUPERINTENDENT IS
/ INSPECTING
] SCHOOLS
PROF. CLARK RETURNS
FROM ESPAN0lA VALLEY
Prosperous Conditions Re-
veaIed; Spanish War Veter-
ans Now Organized in Santa
Fe.

lspeeisi Dispatch TO ,bs Morning JournAil
Santa Pc, ". NJ. Nov. 2O.-super.
inter lent Of Public instruction j. Il.
Clark returned last evening from an
inspection OF schools in the Espanola
valley. which was In the atu OF
a surprise visit TO the teachers In or
der to inform himself first hand OF
prevailing conditions. Mounting a
horse AT Espanola, Superintendent
Clark visited the schools In the Chi
mayo canon in Rio Arriha n Santa
Fc counties. and at Nclardc in Rio
Arriba county. He visited tho schools
laugh, by Bonifacio Martinez. Sarita
Pacheco, Victor Cruz, Rellarmino Tou-
tilio, Cirila Martinez and Ursulo Or
uz. He found the attendance good
n that h spanish speaking people
are very anxious to have their chill
dren learn English. The teachers nre
doing successful work and began the
term by teaching their children the
English equivalent OF common Span
ish words. developing an English vo-
ca bulary and thus laying the founda-
tion for more advanced English study
later In the term, Mr.. Clark was also
Impressed with the evident prosperity
OF the In Joya. the Chimayo and Es-
pamela valleys. and the large volume
Of trade transacted. At the mouth
OF the Chimayo canon. for instance.
he found n farm with eight huge
stacks Of wheat which was being
threshed with n threshing machine.
In the canon, ne fcund many orchards
OF large size sud men at work lcvcl-
Ing and breaking the ground for Gull
uNaiion next year superintendent
Clark expects to visit the schools IN
other parts OF the territory without
announcing his coming.
Spanish Veterans Organize.
on Thursday night. last. In the Of
flee Of Internal Revenue Collector n
= Baroshar. a meeting was held Of
all local men who engaged In the
Spanish war. Permanent
ton was effected and a local camp
established. The camp viii be known
ae the Clay Green cann No. l, and
will have "a mem bership OF about so.
Officers were elected a. follows. Com
mander, Captain Fred Muller. senior
commander. w 4 Griffin: junior
Commander. E Van Horn. chap
lain. George Armijo; adiutant. c. j.
Neis: urgeon DR. J. A. Massie, quar-
tcrmaster. II II. Bardshar. officer ~
the day. J. a. Bell. officer OF the
guard. G. T. Sandoyal: trustees, Ed
Tafoya, one year; 4. J. Griffin. two
years: J. y. Read. three years
The mex meeting OF the camp will
take place on December Sth. when
Frank J. smith % Max
wen Keys camp Ne. , Of Albuquerque
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-21
PROSPECTING FOR
ALFALFA MILL
FOR ARTES|A
Prominent kanSan Looking 0v-
er the GrOundi Big Prices for
Artesia Land; Oil Situation
Looks Good.
Especial c.vrssoondsnos l.. Morning ysvyuar

Especial Correspondence 10 Morning. Jsvspau
Artesia, N. M, Nov. ls.-Jerry Bod
kin. former congressman at large
date for governor of Kansas last year,
was in Artesia last week, looking over
the country for ii Kansas firm manu-
featuring alfalfa machinery. In an
interview he expresses himself as be-
Ing very much impressed with the
Artesla country-lts present and It's
future-both as to climate n re-
sources, and possibilities OF further
development. He will return soon.
and make further investigation.
p. l. Hissinger. a large land owner
and capitalist of Fairfield. Nebraska,
visited hrtesla this week and incident
ally invested IN another quarter sec
ton of land. he having already in
vested here s100. 600 or more He Of
fcred II. l.. Munccy $50, 600 for a
quarter section of his land. which was
refused by Mr.. Muncey, who knows
when he has "A good thing.
The oil situation looks more and
more favorable as the oil is now flow
ing over the top ~ the casing I'm a
considerable stream. other wells are
being put down.
The Farmers Land league was re-
organized this week. N. l. Munccy
~retircs and A. & keinath and II. ID.
Person buying his interests. r. ID.
Person becomes president, William
DOoiey, secretary. a. &. keinath.
treasurer. All are Of Artesia. This
firm owns business At both Artesia
M Carlsbad and is one of the strong
est firms in the valley. and the new
members insure for Il continued sue
cess.
The Methodist congregation at his
place has increased in strength. o
10 number and finances, to the
that they feel able TO pay the
pastor. Rev. j. Allen Ray, $4,000 a
year This Is the largest salary paid
in his conference. with the exception
OF III Paso, Albuquerque and Roswell.
other going above the $4,000 mark.
This IL Mr.. Rays second c here.
and this is some evidence OF the work
he has done.
The main building ~ the Western
is about completed and Is being
used now. school work. In
opening Of the school has been carried
entirely in the dormitory. A hos
pitAl room. with all modern appliances
IS being fitted M nj considerable cx-
pense. the gif' Of Mr.. Z. r. Kemp OF
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-21
mo. 1910
Report Of the Condition OF The First
National Bank, at Albuquerque, IN
the Territory Of New Mexico, at the
close of business, Nov. 18th, 1903,
(No. 2s14.)


RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts. g.. .3l,S6S,451.3 &c
Overdrafts, secured and
unsecured ....... 1885, 20
U. S. Bonds to secure
circulation. . ........ e0o,00o.o0
u. S. Bonds to secure
L.. S. Deposits. ...... 125.00o.oe
Premiums on us. Bonds 10000
Bonds. Securities, etc.. 86,l46.Si
Banking house. Furni-
ture. and Fixtures. 46,294.0o
d from National
Banks (not reserve
agents) ............ 2~l2.2os.1s
Due from State and Pri-
waite Banks n Bank
ers. Trust Companies.
and Savings Banks. 47,327.qt
Due from approved Re-
serve Agents ........ 4I2sS3T. oil
Checks and other Cash
Items . ...........- 9,lui.bf
Exchanges for Clearing
House . ............. 2f,3so.0e
Notes of other National
Banks ........... $1,000
Fractional p Cur
rency, Nickels. and
Cents . ............ ASSN
Lawful Money Reserve
in Bank. viz:
Specie . "...$S9,26s. 90
Legal : tender
notes 49,. S9,S5o. 90 171,1l9.W
Redemption fund with
u. S. Treasurer $50
of circulation ....... 100000
o s824oT72.12
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-21

Territory of New Mexico, County
of Bernaiillo. IS:
I. Frank Mckee. Cashier OF tne
above-named bank. 10 solemnlF
swear hat the above statement Is
true to h best of my knowledge
belief. FRANK MCKEE,
Correct-Attest: Cashier.
NJ. w. FLOURNOY.
A. b.. McMILLEN.
II. F. RAYNOLDS.
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before NE
ts,is 18th day of November. 1893.
tSeai) OTTO DIECKMANS,
Notary Public
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-29
EVENING ssselox--s o'eloes.

Practical and Profitable Cotton
Growing d. A. Saunders. u. $. Cotton
breeding Investigations. GO minutes. (,
Dry Farming Ia Texas-G. A. Mar.
tin, III P9so, Texas Executive Com.
mitteeman Dry Farming Congress,
Soils and Grain cfops--H. /. Nc.
knight, A. and NJ. College, GO MINI
Present Dangers to Fruit Crops in
Texas-A. D. jackson. Denison. go
MinuieE.l
Good roads and Agricultural Ad-
vancement ssterecpticon Illus,ra-
iion)'-T. w l.arkin Beaumont
Home Identification In Doors and
Outdoors ssteriopsioon Illustration
-. D. Baker. President Texas MUIR
serymen's Association. assisted by
John = Kerr. sherman.
Election Of Officers. Nomination Of
Members Of the General Executive
Committee by State ORGANIZATIONS.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-29

The first ihing necessary In order
TO take a summer trip is the 'colIafsr.
al Of the earth. next Is the glad
rags" and the next and one Of the
most important Is jim dandy tipnk
or suit case, Coulter has the very
thing you need in both Have you
seen his ~trnvellng window" n not
20 down and take a look At H. Such
a beautiful array Of trunks and. suit
cases. you never saw before. They
are the correct things. They are
good. They win last. When YOU start
ON your trip be sure your baggage
came from Coulter's. 20o-w42
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-29

Poultry pspartmsnt-c. E. Jenkins
Judge.

Poultry pspartmsnt--c. e. jenkins
Judge.
Best half dozen fryers- Mrs. w. y
Graham. first: Mrs. Lamar Bethea
second.
Best pair Rhode Island Reds Mrs
Lamar Beihea. first
Best pair white wssndotts--Mrs. W
Y. Graham. first.
Best pair Brown i.eshorns Tom
Riggs. firsy
Best pair Black Minorcas-A ~
Lock. first.
In the dairy department there was
a fine exhibit Of butter. and Mrs. J.
n. Collier was awarded first premium
J. NJ. Olsen. second. and }. l.. Hensar
ling. third.
Mr. and Mrs. J. d. Touehstone We're
awarded the premium for being the
oldest couple AT the exhibit.
Mr.. W. p. Bullock took the premium
for bringing the largest family.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-29

In a spirited game OF ball yesterday
afternoon between q team Of Bryan
boys and Harvey the Harvey team
was victorious by a score OF 10 to Z.
The game throughout was a slug fest
and at no time from the start 70 the
finish did the smuggling stop Every
body hit the ball and although the
gameawas well played che score ran
Into large numbers, Harvey had a
strong. fast team and put up the real
stuff The game yesterday afternoon
was to be played by The Owls. but
only two of the Owl team look part
In the game.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-29
rouRrH oAv--FaIoAy JULY soh.
2 q. IN.

~ W.
Importance Of Forest Preservation
Prof X. c. Bryant. Yale School Of the
Forestry. $50 minuics)
subiropicaI Frniis-foot. Y. G.
Green. q. S. Department Of Agricalt.
ure. go minutes.l
Sheep as Form Of Farm DiysrsI-
tication Tom Frazier. Morgan. Gas
minntesl
Propagation Problems with Demon.
ssration III Beck. Denton. ,i5 min.
utes.l
Oats, Some simple Suggestions for
Increased Pfofits--A ". Ferguson.
Sherman. li5 minutcs)
Dairy Demonstration and Display Of
Apparatus Texas Dairy.
mems Association.
The Value Of the Dairy Cow 10 the
Farmer--Prof G. ". Alvord. A. and
NJ. colIeaa
What IL Necessary to the Success
OF Creamery w Wren. Fort
Worth.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-29


For sale-very fine Mexican single
tuberrcses for decoration and floral
offerings. 25 cents per dozen spikes.
Mrs. Il. A. Scott Phone III. Nayaso-
"a. Texas. eos
Mr. and Mira. Fred w. Maily Of
Austin. who are attending the Farmers
Congress. were visitors TO the city TO-
day.
Mlsses Lola and Fannie Kennedy OF
Mart. are guests Of Mr. and Mrs. $.
8. Kennedy at Fountain
Miss Donnie slaughter Of Reliance
was 10 the city today and left for
visit to Benchley.
Miss Matte Bradley returned to
Fort Worth today after visit to Mrs.
y. L. Bradley.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Gorham return.
ed 10 Waco today after n visit to Mrs.
w. II. Bonan.
J. l.. Cooper returned to clarksvile
today after q visit to his son W. d.
Cooper.
Secure a picture Of the Boys Corn
Show from Winter a Smiths studio.
20owi2
J. +. Breach merchant and postmas-
ter at Tabor. was In the city today.
ss<sIarEaret zubSr 1eit today for
rVisIt to Fort Worth.
Wiley Kelly Of wI2on, was ID 'he
city today.
Louis Msrsa Of pspehlsy' was in
the city today.
I'd Hall went 20 Tyler today.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-29

LOCALS AND PERSONALS

=. W. Lock was down today from
zsek.
). W sksins Of near Knrten. was
b the city today.
q }. Bor,ski was In today from his
homo near College.
}. V. RosprIm was over today from
Myers. Burleson county,
W. ". McMiehacf<es s IN the city
today from his home near Tabor
For sale--My home. For particu.
lars and price see Mrs Braa,z 2os
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Kennedy Of Fcun.
tain. we're visitors to the city today
For salc--csn,le buggy horse:
black. = Apply to W. W. Griffin or
phone si7 200
A. J. Tabor. Jr.. Of Rock Prairie,
was looking after business matters
m the city today.
r. 8. Newsomc. manaser OF the Kcp.
De aVi Robinson farm IN the bottom.
was IN the city today.
L Fresh bread. rolls and cakes always
on hand also nice line Of fancy can.
diea. Mrs Otto Bochme. n
! J. A. summerlatte OF Columbus. has
been here the past two days the guest
4 his uncle Mr.. y. A. snmmerlatte.
ficnsarling BROS. have three cars
Ialia. two cars Bermuda and one car
rth Texas prairie hay on track.
pne Isl. soa
v1nmissioncr p. n. Arlington Of
ban. was In the city today He
PEN attending the Farmers Con
at College.
and Mrs o. C. Utsey and TWO
b OF Brady. arrived yesterday
on TO visit Mr.. W. l.. utsey and
at wixon.
Rem, Building In the rear OF
81 National Bank. 80 feet front
an Market old stand. Apply 10
pulter. 2o2
( ordinary sale On the famous
Kitchen sets--Bread. butcher
hen knife. Value 80 cents. only
IL HaswelIs Book Store.
d2o4 " Al
ular weekly gun club shoot
place tomorrow afternoon In
ltre. An shooters invited 10
>ells can be procured on the
200
1xeen my home and Webb
> silver belt buckle with
1sed. Finder please re-
Reward. Miss Grace
2o2
Bostwrish' and Mrs.
tea for the benefit
va Society Friday AZ
IS Z at the residence
Everybody invited.
200
r,son. prokms6i
A. 49,. a.. H..
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-29

There win b. a meeting OF the RE
tail Merchants tomorrow afternoon at
the Carnegie Hall.
Frank Jones of Atweil. Callahan
county. is visiting relatives here a.
nj Harvey.
Nose Lipscomb was In today from
the bottom.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-29

ladies' Of the Ne.a,cIs; church win
serve Ice cream and cake AZ the res
ldensc Of Nrt ]. n. Cole Friday even
ing from TO s. Everybody invited.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-29
. ~. Salts
RExl ESTATE AGENT

once In Talisfsrro Building. Opposite
Court House. Phone 81
Have in ONCE the only set OF Abstract
Books Of Brssos County Land titles
ron SALE
Two LOIS and i've room house. 10
Gated on east side OF town. In good
neishborhcod and close In; shade
trees and good water; improvements
In good repair. Price 100000. Terms
easy.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-29
v. 8. Hudson W. W. Wilson
Bryan. Texas. Franklin. Tex.
HUDSON 4 WILSON

Bryan and Franklin. Texas.
win practice In county. state and g.
eral courts. Special attention to tu-.
ness In BRACES and Robertson counties
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-04
EXPLAINS THE
SITUATION
AT GATES

George Anderson, the proprietor
of the Gates hotel, and prominent
business man of that city, is in Sa-
lem, having arrived this morning
with the returns of the local option
election which was held in Gates on
Tuesday.
According to Mr.. Anderson, the
local option fight in the Horeb pre-
cinct was local exclusively in the
town Of Gates, being hardly more
than a family misunderstanding. It
is claimed by some that the saloon
at Gates violated the Sunday closing
law, gave liquor to boys under age,
and conducted a general wide-open
establishment, with gambling as a
substitute for pleasure on rainy
days.
Mr.. Anderson's view of the mat
ter was that to prosecute the viola
tors of the liquor law would only
mean an extra large expense TO the
county, and no cure for the cause,
and, in order to avoid this, the dry
faction took the course which threw
Horeb precinct in the dry district,
and closed the saloons in both Gates
and Mill City. 1t is said that sever
al indictments can be found against
the liquor men for violating the
statute covering the traffic OF liquor,
but these matters will not be en-
forced providing the disposition of
liquor in Gates is done away with
The county court will declare the
election within il days, as provided
by the new act adopted by the last
assembly of the legislature, and after
the county clerk has canvassed the
votes. There are rumors TO the ef-
feet that the wet faction will appeal
the election, but upon what grounds
has not yet been learned, although
the regularity Of the election may
be contested.
Try the Journals classified ads.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-04

questions, NJ. Wales, of the prose
cution, said:
Madame Steinheil was a liar at
the age of five years and never has
reformed"
LeFebvre, who is about 20 years
old is practically unknown in Paris.
In a tragic manner, after proclaim
ing Madame Steinheil entirely inno-
cent, he recited every detail of the
murders, declaring robbery to have
been the motive.
LeFebvre declared that he dis
guised himself as woman, and,
with a companion, Pole, proceeded
to the Steinheil home, where he mur
dered the artist and Madame Japy.
At this junction of the confession
the red widow" dropped into a dead
faint, and it required several min
'utes to revive her.
When she had recovered the judge
ordered the Frenchman to take a
position behind the rail. LeFebvre
did so, and, facing the spectators
gave a detailed story of the murders
At the conclusion of his statement
Magistrate de Wales ordered the
court attendants to carefully search
the man. The womans red wig was
found in a pocket. LeFebvre de-
clared that his accomplice in the
murders was dead.
Justice de Wales ordered lie Feb
vre to be locked up until an investi-
cation as to his sanity could be
made. The mans story also will be
carefully investigated and sifted.
After LeFebvre had been removed
from the court room the examination
of Nine. Steinheil was resumed. BY
this time she had entirely recovered
her self-possession and confidence
and her answers to the questions OF
the presiding judge were filled with
biting sarcasm.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-04

Inverness, Cal, Nov. A vessel
is on the rocks Off Bodega Bay and
directly north Of Tomales Point,
Marin county. Owing to the thick
ness of the fog it is impossible to
see the wreck. Reports from the
scene state that cries for help have
been heard from the shore.
The lifesaving crew from Point
Reyes is now rowing up the coast to
the scene.
The shore along Bodega Bay is
for the most part very rough, and
the cliffs slope directly down to the
sea. A number OF vessels have been
wrecked along the coast in this Vi
cinity In recent years, and none OF
them have ever been salvaged.
1t is believed that the vessel struck
the rocks some time late last night.
in the fog, which shows no evidence
OF raising.
The fact that no boat has put out
from the wreck leads to the fear that
the vessel may have gone to the bot
tom, and that the crew may be
clinging to the sharp rocks which
rise above the ocean at this point.
San Francisco, Nov. 4.-The rev.
enue cutter service here received u
telegram today stating that an uh-
known vessel had gone ashore off
Bodega Point, on the coast north of
here. The message said that the
crew had started from
Point Reyes, and asked that the rev.
enue cutter McCulloch be sent. The
Immediately started for
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-04
Used the Candles He Left in the
House to ProWI Over 1t
and Help Themselves.
Were Hungry.
ATEHIS "PUNKIN" PIE.
SORROWFUL HALLOWEEN FOR
OFFICER WHO SLEPT WHILE
HIS OWN BABY'S BANK WAS
SWIPED AND HIS CHOICE PIE
DEVOURED BY INTRUDER.

Ira Hamilton is a philosopher and
a modern edition of a philosopher at
that 1t is undoubtedly the part of
wisdom, which is philosophy, to
take thing as they come; but it is
the modern idea of philosophy to
smile while you part with things as
they go, which will be readily con-
ceded is harder than taking them as
they come.
Ira is the guardian of the peace,
representative of the law for Salem
precinct, and general factotum for
Strengthening other peoples troubles.
That is what has given him that
smile that won't come off" while he
squares up rent bill, or provides
for an extension of time for tto pay