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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-30

astruss nasnr any sr1gnr TO marry. I. sS2E
s.Tt depends upon the point OF. view"
Carruthers stated. tOf course if you
loved me Sss s5ss
Please don talk OF love, !" exclaim.s.
ed Miss Atherton have enough OF
i v my play "a; ss3
return to our mutton, n said
Carruthers calmly II shall give Miss:
Muir the part Of the helpless heroine
who 90 works on the sympathies oftheS;
seorned lover that he turns from the
princess to her. .k n 3. 5:5 81
You have made the ending happy
for the other girl, then r. r.. 5$s rs s,5 iii
. g es: you can't pile sadness on too
deeply. !" .s =s .e.s II ': !. \
~ And the princess sits In the purple
twilight, IN q purple gown, with -yio-*
lets cintched in her two white hands,
and moans, Ny lost love. alas! or,
words to that effect a + can't zee my
/ self doing 10 4 demonstrated Miss Ath-
erton. ~Yorve simply got to change:
that ending III ii n \, &. \ +: :<"@5
!'But how r questioned Carruthers.
Have anottfes hover IN the back
e. t, = IS, I, J., =: =, ..
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. 49, ~. - =. ~ -.
pie twilight md tho ps,r.ptte sown,= but
you ean hare her %lgree az her feet,
win the gpffdasn meon aoodtng them
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w.a ~, 49, .r,,d IN, 500, - ~
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s ayVa ,r1i1 .t,.ya tta+r -$''.,seT - - :
Y swa am 80 Iav,. th,+.n 1,.s ~
afnh,,,ort,,n 7,ra,,,snAer 49, have told
MN 3 I am ma = a m,tood r. hanov
endincvu- - -
sOh. wei. have vor wav thep !"
said Misa Aft,erton Grossly : - :, =.
+ Dnrino rshaaraa1 Misc Atbor+o,, ~, "a
served, that. % rrn+ho,,. stoos esna1,,.,
mains with Miss Mnir.s,narr 80,
!.<Yon act as yf she twera tho atar !"
she demonstrated one dav inst before
the Iast ACT n, 1 e. -. ~ '-l =,
IT Iika har rs. 10 ,,ts,, no .o,d az az
IN. With nv ideal + want Tho ard,.
an;cai e raal,zo euba+ oon+,anoss ond
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-30
Facts From France.

Ttte patty Of Paris supplias
nee hot wHter to the poor @!3#:!
|. Grflled gKasshoppers on buttered toaas
are the latest Paristan delicacy. s
4 The Paris courts have decreed that
o father cannot legally oppose his.
daughters marriage on the ground
that he knows the young man 70 BE- a
ufseh ~ ~: ~ ;as3, &
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-30
GRAIN PRIZE CONTEST.

j The state Of North Dakota offers
the following prizes for, the largest
and best collection OF grains and
grasses raised in North Dakota during
the year 1909 and exhibited by any
one person or firm:
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-30

ca1Er-E Y D.! t5s
She had never called him that. Bon
momene he stared al her. Then as
cried 'You mean that you WIN $S$55
She smiled, but her lips were WHITE i
Yes. want my Life to have q han
w ending, Carl" ~ 4 .s: Sy5 5ss2s
Dear heart" be whispered, aI WIN
Change the last acts !
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-30
49, ~ = a eS-
TOXIC
1 So a IN II HI'r
The farmers still smile Id this loo,

Bity. Il /. ;=. Is 5.5.:.sSsA y M n
\. Francis Chase was in Devils Lake
Monday Do ::5}:5 i: :S ~
Herb Baitson was on the sick list
the latter part of last week. 555s "a: ID
John Miller was ii Devils 4 Lake &,
the l.. fore part Of the week. 81 &
g p: Graves was business visitor visit
81 Devils Lake Saturday. Il 81
H Stewart was 4 business visitor
u Devils Lake the fore part s:of the
week.
Mrs. r. Binford and Miss Marjorie
Mills were il Devils Lake shopping
Monday. '5s. ),
Miss Hilma Freeburg was Ia Devils
4 Lake Saturday having some ( dental
work done.
Ls Serene and l, family are EXPECT.
"a fhe tore part off August hi. Serene
~ contemplate going into business
in Devils Lallss
III okio and sheyenne III yed base bah
last Sunday and a usual Toxic was
victorious. The score so large
5tflat ATE nos Dersni to publish
or sale llne two old short
born bull InuuiF of snsallis
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-12-18
May eWa

By special request Of the friends
Of Miss Linda Hebert, who IS 4 mem
Der of Miss May Stewards company,
Twelfth Night viii be the offering
Of the sandoz Opera House on We'd
nesday night, Dec. 22d, which gives
Miss Hebert q better part than she
would have had IN Romeo and Juliet, !
as had been advertised. From all re-
ports, Miss Hebert has made wonder
ful progress in her stage career since
leaving opelousas She was with
Miss Stewards company 8 part Of
last season, after which she went int
stock for the summer season at Rich
mond. Va, and Charleston, s. G.,
whore she was playing leads. At
she opening Of Miss Stewards present
season, she r%ejoined Miss Stewart,
where she has been since under Miss
Stewards direction. She will be seen
to q good advantage and in a good
part IN Twelfth Night
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-12-18
FARMERS UNION ACTIVE
We % 70 Bashlaaton is Ask Legislation Tor
The Suppression 81 Coll0a Exchanges

Atlanta. Ga, Dec. l2.-Nsxt
month We will 60 10 Washington and
present facts that viii force radical
activities ID the matter of New York
Cotton Exchange declared President
Charles S. Barrett, Of the Farmers
Union here yesterday. Dir. Barrett
was commenting on Commissioner Of
Corporation Smiths condemnation Of
the New York Cotton Exchanges
system Of liked differences. which
he said strikes the bulls eye
Continuing, Mr.. Barrett said:
Last spring, during the closing
days of the Roosevelt administration,
the Farmers Union sent i large del
egation TO Washington 10 insist that
the New York Cotton exchange be
compelled 90 cease it's present mode
Of operation affecting the great Sou
thern staple.
Following that stand We have
since prosecuted our investigations
and we're d week ago prepared 70
present names and proof 20 tbs gov
eminent.
regret that the government has
seen our purpose, but ne alone are
competent to finish it, and We VIII
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-12-18
TO BAR NARCOTIC WEEDS
Use 81 Tobacco b ClaFgy, L IS STATED, Hay
Be Tahen Bp at AshsVllis.

jackson, Miss, Doc. A.-Placing
! ban on the use Of tobacco BY nom
bers Of the clergy viii be one Of the
subjects brought Up for discussion st
the general conference Of the Meth
odist Church 81 Asheyille, n. G., next
May, according 70 prominent clerical
and lay delegates who have attended
the two Mississippi conference ses-
sions during the past ten days.
y is believed, furthermore, that
the Mississippi delegates to che Ashe-
vile conference, IN case The question
comes before the body for q vote,
will array themselves sgainst the use
Of tobacco. Heretofore the two con
ferences of this state have enacted
mild-mannered resolutions on the
subject, and these declarations, while
not Of absolute character, virtually
set forth the attitude Of the church
against the use Of she weed BY mern-
bars Of the clergy.
In behalf Of the measure, il Is cen
tended that no member Of the clergy
can honestly and consistently adyo-
cate the : 81 tobacco. and that
preachers should set ! helpful *
ample for Others, especially the
younger men u the church. By rigidB
Sustaining from tobacco IN al forms.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-12-18
APPOINTS DEMO.
Graf TO !. S. SU
PREhE COURT
Judge Lnrton, Of Tennessee, 10
Years Of Age, Gets the Rich
Plum---Was a GOnfeder-
ate Soldier.

President Taft, on last Monday,
appointed Horace n. Lurton, Of Ten
~nessee. an Associate Justice Of the
Supreme Court of the United States.
Judge Lutron is near 70 years Of
age, a lifelong Democrat and d Con
federate soldier IN Morgan's cavalry,
and participated in the raid into
Ohio, and was captured there and
held prisoner until the close Of the
war.
He is q distinguished jurist, and
was regularly elected member of the
Supreme Court Of Tennessee. and be-
came It's Chief Justice, succeeding
the venerable Turney. Judge Lur
ton resigned the State Supreme Bench
20 accept a position on The Federal
Bench. to which he was appointed By
Grover Cleveland.
II was while serving on the Fed
eral Bench, with Judge Taft, now
President, that the latter discovered
the great learning Of the distinguish
ed iurist.
The appointment Of this old fight
ing Democrat to the United States
supreme Bench By d Republican Pres.
ident shows that the President of
Of this country Is not q partisan poll
tieian-that he is the President Of
the whole people.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-12-18
"A. G. JONES
Electrical work, Plumb
ing, Heating, Estimates
given work, in any part
In the State.
Phone 303. Box 70.
IA.
june u 8 mo
Mnnnn hv MI. nai1ar-

M.ts., hv H. bailav
Mos1pH ~
Duly 2 carried, 5he Io5ioW.
ing license was adop5ed ioF
6he year i9lo, az follows to-W1ei
LICENSE ORDINANCE.
seotion Il Ba III ordained bv the Pc.
iiee JIry ar the narish Of 81. Landry II
egult session convened. that the IL
ceT1e laws of me STATE OF Louisiana
now HI force i'm So far as applicable
shall he tha Iiaanse laws of tIIe narish
of M. Landry for the year 1910: provided
that nn ncensas shall HI iss5ad in
said parish during said wear far the
saIa 81 snirifIons' yfnons. al mali
lfanors. and nravididad nrfherfhaffhe
Iieense far neddIerg in one and two
horse vehicIes shall III fifteen and TWEEN
TT dollars resnaetiyeIy.
Section }. Beitf further ordained, ETC..
THAT TINS ordinance shall take effect on
and after Jannary Isl. AID. 1910.
~ = ~ aBnonr D~as.aont
Att.s4. 7 III Nv riia riesiaene
Au3ptea pee.o flSos.
The following ordinance wa offered
by MF,St Gyr, seconded Pr MIR, Daley,
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-12-18

The examination Of applicants for
Teachers Certificates win begin At
y o'clock !. M. Dee. @ and continue
ing until the evening Of Dec. oath at
the st. Landry High School in One
lousas, La.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-12-18
Grand Goteau.

&
Grond goteau, La, Dec. ii Mrs
Dubuisson, Of 0pelousas, was tht
guest Of the Guilbeaus last week.
MIR, James Fox returned from Ro.
beIine Wednesday where he had beer
several days.
Messrs. Pat Fox and Charlie Meche
were IN 0pelousas last Tuesday.
MI. jules Petetin left for the
Crescent City Friday.
Nj. :. @. Barry has just received
at the post Office, d nice line Of holi
day post cards.
Mr. Lawrence Elmer was ii Opel
ousas Wednesday.
NJ. Walter Gardiner Of Gueydan
was here Friday.
Mr. Walter Smith returned from
Robeline Sunday.
Mrs. Y. NJ. Case was the guest Of
her nephew Mr.. G. 1. Smith at Mar
eel, La, . few days last week.
Or. Z. T. Tarlton left Tuesday fol
the Crescent City.
The students of st. Charles College
will fonva ThY7prdau Dao oar1
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-12-18
OPELOUSAS, GULF And
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TWO SUITS
Tax in Crowley Ward Declared
AnnuIled-Preaeher Gets
Damages for Get
ting Shot.
From Crowley SIGMA, Dec. 18th:

E - GEnEHfAN - f@H ar n ~
The .o7isians ganremo e.o,,,t ran.
dor.a ) decision monaar rbiob n,,lli
fos ! snaoi.I &c Y.ata5 s fauo- j
tbe onolo,sss crlf 4 N-ortboastary
ra1road 1 H. MD n,s,a - -.
.aar;sI ~ aaois;on n,.s s ~ oass
= Edm.rd ns;ala i i S =
lo,sss cnlf d ro.fboastorn and =.
erus ~ inda7,a,t = ~ lor,a,
CONT i sott;na .s;da tbo a.
Tho "a ne bro5,oEt i tba ala.
I'D corrt j. ts;s nar;sb &, Ed,,ord
Da;ola nolics inror fron, word three
and J n,,,bar & otbor nron.inont
t-avnavars Il tba w.ra e. annnl H.
tavvotaa Is 1oo5 S ! frst i;,,sfico
81 rho naaeo -, = tha mia ,,,sra
= aid If the q r 8 4 81 - 4
oronnd tbat fba tav Ala mi co,or
Tho entire nol;co inv =. i me-
casa uas tr;ed j ~ s,r;n. torn e
co,rt and Irdoa csmnban dac;daa
That tho nolica inrv was witkont
mower i order an election far J 81.
cial railroad tar a ! inst;ea a /
na.ca ward comnr;a;no NH n..t
of J nol;ca inv rard Tbo 4ao;s;oa
- tba snnroma Court am4rn.s go
rannbelps doc;sion
= tho o.so a = pb;l,;ns =
Tba nnelo,es. e,,lf 3 Nortbosotarn
,s;iroaa tbo a~nnl;c.t;on - M A.
fando,t for ] ,,r;4 - ravia., 3 =,
r;;rc,,;t co,rt ofAnnool. ,,as aon;aa
s,;t "a. hro,abt /, pb;ll;ns
eoloroa m;n;star ~ "a. shat ~
wounded j. J norter ~ Is q "a.
tra;, IT. ola;n,od q zoo
aamscas Which -. .waraad H. :
t6a district co,rt The railro.d an.
nanv .nna.1as = III o;wo,,;t 800
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-12-18

FOR RENT-Fine cottage near
Court and South ST.. six rsorns.
kitchen and pantry-'Clement' d Prop
erty.'
The Wartelle Residence, consisting
Of nine rooms, in thorough repair, To-
lated on Main and Church Sc. In
front Of Catholic Church. Rent
Aalue most reasonable. Apply TO
DIR. j. F. SATAN. dec II IL
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-12-18
Highest cash price
paid for Rough Rice
July u emo
SUCCESSION SALE.
ESTATE on FRANCHISE REI.LtlT. deeease
wife OF Dondiegue Ledet.

30S LpQUt.
mp. 8ia9, Probate Docket, District Court.
Parish Of 81. Landry La.
Rx virtue ofan order OF the Hon chos
3gSeII acting Judge Of the 10Th Judicial fgfsY
gauI In and for the Parish Or sf. II nrtdrv
ssaEs pr Louisiana. there VIII be sold 1T
aApa5 vs aacston to the last ana highest bid
asEs ~ JAe undersigned administrator 81
aAg Uuly qHaltaed a~ucti0neer, al the last
Essiueheeo on the deceased. at Eunice, on
saturday, Jan. Ga, 1910.
BILL O'Clock q. M, the following Described
REoperty. belonging go the above estate,
W. cerEaln tract of ground, situated lii
1ne coronation OF Eunice, La. kloWn ~ 10f
Sa ais9nsrone ~ block ninety one t9lI m Lewis,
EsAstlsF anu SaT0ie addition, together WIN
xle buildings and improvements thereon
DAe eeFIaln tract OF ground, Situated III
1880 Lg. as lot number two in
lLgIk ISlMna nlnety-one 1911 In Lewis. Fnsfs
ilsr aug saN&ae addition. together with Tba
8Eslalhgs ana improvements thereon.
10. certain tract OF prairie land stu.
AtsuIn PfAiT9e MamOu, In st. Landry parish
As4a5 bounded north by land unfnOvSn snnfb
M nh8le FGaQs east by TbsOgene Reed and
M5sL 3E q niibsic road containing one hun
1aSa s~upeEhctai AIpents more or less, to.
fnEnts thereon.
gre lotSof groceries in d rented store III
A y I Lts nvs heads Of gentle cattle; one
~ SEeols mare one American ally: one
ndr barrels Of corn; one Old tor and
ktarIess; one seAing naacfins: ei5htaen
Aea9s ri sheep Two heads uf hogs; ene DID
9ne morse wagon; n branding iron; 5ons
TERMs AND CONDITIONS.
MoVa1aes cash on day OF sale. Tmmov.
a1les ore third or more cash, al the oDsfon.
~ putetAaseTt balance. fany, payable oTsa
ana two years from date OF sale. Tire credit
RoEtions ~ d. represented by purchaseris
noIss hearing eight per cent interest from
Mate VITA the usual clause OF ten per cent
she llaltns OF an attorney or collector for
c0Heettat1; said credit portions to be ae-
cuIel lly special mortgage and vendors lien.
ana privilege 10 ne retained ON said pyoper.
Ties ntttii the fun and anaf payment Of said
aforesaid, tVVs ~
DONDTEGUE LEDET.
Administrators,
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-12-18

up. baA3 Probate Docket, district Court.
Parish Of 81. Landry. La.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-12-18
Notice.

Those having horses or mules to
auy or sell please call on DR.. ]. o.
Richardson as be il ID the market TO.
trade, buy or sell. Also colts to.
track work. Call at residence Phone
258.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-29
WAS SILENT IL YEARS,
NOW WANTS DIVORCE
United Press Leased wlre.I

San Francisco, July 2s.-sllence
"a wooded sephinx-like eternal
silence-has existed for ten years
between James Wyrell. a Los An
geles real estate dealer, and his
wife. according 10 the testimony Of
Mrs Wyrell. In her suit for divorce
before Judge Van Nostran today.
During this entire period they
have lived in the same house and
have not spoken. When one wished
to convey a word to the other. the
12-year-old daughter was made the
medium of communication.
The silence, however, was broken
a year ago when she alleges Wyrell
ordered her to leave the house The
couple have been married for If
teen years. She gave no reason
why conversation was not carried
on between them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-29
LANGUAGE TOO RICH
FOR POLICE JUDGE
United Press Leased Wire J

San Francisco. July 29.-Robert
Zeisc. a bellboy for the Bohemian
club, who was charged with disturb
ing the peace, escaped only because
the police Judge could not compre-
hend the slang phrases of Special
Policeman Fairweather today,
When ordered TO state his case
against the prisoner, Fairweather
successfully explained that young
zieso had been Raging It; TOUCHING
it; ereaking IL; doing the crawl"
Judge Shortall's brow furroughed
deeply He wanted TO know where
the prisoner was arrested,
AT the Nickel Dance" replied
Fairweather. II caught him doing
the turkey trot,"
well, | don't know what the 'tur-
key trot' is. but nevertheless. don't
let me hear OF you doing IL again, 4"
said the Judge sternly, The case was
dismissed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-29
| HAVE NOT
SQUEEZED
ANYBODY
Great Wheat Plunger Defends
His Famous Wheat Cor
ner as Legitimate
Business.

Il have no corner in wheat, and
never had any. have merely put
through a business deal based on the
laws of demand and supply.
have not squeezed anybody, save per-
haps a few rich spectators James
A. Patten.
This is how James A. Patten, the
Chicago wheat speculator, describes
in the August Munsey the coup by
which, last May, he dictated the price
of wheat throughout the world.
Last fall" he continues. 81 had
information which made me believe
that there would be a shortage in
wheat.
"our wheat acreage is diminish
ing; our population is growing; peo-
pie must have bread. To diagnose a
crop condition successfully and then
buy on the strength OF II is not run
ming a corner.
mo one has failed. My business
is to buy and sell grain at a profit
This is all that | have done. There
has been no extortion."
This explanation on the part Of
Mr.. Patten is contained in remark
able article on "The Perilous Game
OF Cornering a Crop" by Isaac F.
Marcosson.
In II are described the famous
corners" that have made history In
the Chicago wheat pit. Mr.. Marcos
son writes with a deep knowledge Of
the game. and tells of the millions
that have been swept away. the fail
ures, the poverty, the suicides, the
jail terms hat have followed in the
wake OF these corners.
The article in August is the first
in a series on attempts made to con-
troll the supply OF staple American
commodities.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-29
A NIGHT ON
BROADWAY
SATURDAY

Did you ever see a Crazy Rag
time Nigger?" Go see Blossom See
ly at the Grand opera house with
Murray and Mack's "A Night on
Broadway" Saturday night.
Miss Seely stands pre-eminently at
the head Of her line of work, having
been a headliner on the orpheum cir
Quit for the past two seasons. But
as the crowds flock to the theatre
where they show, so do the real ar
lists flock to the standard borne by
Murry and Mack. Don't forget the
date. Seats on sale at box ofice Sat-
urday, July 81, at 9 a. m.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-29
o o o q q o o o o -
} PERSONAL MENTION q


Clerk of the Supreme Court J. c.
Moreland left this afternoon for
Portland to look after a few bust
ness matters.
Clarence Roch, OF Pendleton, was
visiting County School Superinten-
dent Smith here yesterday. Mr..
Roch is Mr.. Smiths cousin.
Attorney J. L. Lee, OF Portland.
was looking after business matters
in this city today.
Louis Steelhammer OF silverton.
is in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Jackson, OF
klamath Falls, stopped or in Sa-
lem for few hours today on their
way to Portland.
Miss Edyth Drager left yesterday
for Tacoma, where she will visit her
sister, Mrs. Alex Gair. She will visit
the Seattle exposition.
A party composed OF DR.. and Mrs.
Clarence Crane, Miss Gilfrey OF Bos-
ton and Miss Alice Dabney OF Port
land were guests OF Mrs. Il. Il. Waters
yesterday Dr. Crane formerly lived
in Salem and was much impressed
with the growth OF our city.
Miss Bessie and Mary Schultz are
guests of their sister. Mrs. Charles
Wilson, in Portland.
Miss Hazel Bishop, Miss Nellie
Creighton and Bessie Cooper are vis-
iting Mrs. Rex Bishop OF Portland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-29
MARRIED.
MHITMoRE = NJ.

WHITMoRE 60 MARTINA noon
today, at the residence OF the bride
in Yew Park, Mrs NJ. A. Whit
more. was married to S. S. Martin.
both Of Salem, Rev. P, S. Knight
officiating.
A number OF friends were present
and extended congratulations. Mr..
and Mrs. Martin will reside at the
Martin residence, corner of Mission
and Commercial streets
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-29
wiz Give Picnic saturday

The members OF the w. X. c. and
u A. r. will hold a picnic Saturday
afternoon in the Savage grove near
the asylum building. Members OF
both organizations are requested to
come and bring their families, and
a special invitation is extended 10 the
new residents and people visiting in
salem. The members of the organi-
Eations will furnish the supper, which
will be served at o'clock. and in
the afternoon a program of musical
and literary numbers win be given.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-29
J. Thorborn Ross Case-

The j. Thorborn Ross case is being
argued before the supreme court to-
day by Attorneys McCamant, Lord
and Kaiser for Ross, while Attorneys
Pipes, Cameron and Vreeland are
representing the state. Just one
year ago today the brief OF the case
was filed with Clerk OF the Supreme
Court Moreland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-29
Picnic saturday Afternoon

Next Saturday afternoon the wo-
mems Relief Corps and the Grand
Army will hold a picnic in the Savage
grove 10 which all families OF the
@. A. II. aud the w X. C. are In
vited. together with friends, men.
women and chiioren.