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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-23
LAST WORKOUT
FOR PENN TODAY
Squad Goes to Winslow
Junction to Tune Up.

Philadelphia, Nov. 2S.-The Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania football team be-
gan this afternoon its final preparation
for the game with Cornell Thursday.
In order to give the men the sort OF
tonic they needed they were taken to
Winslow Junction. n. J.. IN the after
noon and did their practice at this re-
sort, where they have gone for every
important game this fall. All OF the
and Ramsdell. We're taken along in the
hope that they may be rounded into
shape for this game.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-23
NOTRE DAME TURNS
TO BASKET BALL

Notre Dame, Ind, Nov. 2S.-Basket-
ball Coach Maris issued his first call
for candidates today. and a squad of
twenty men reported and were put
through a preliminary practice in the
big gymnasium The prospects for an
other winning team are bright; only
two men, Seaman and Gibson. are miss
ing from the championship team of last
year, and it is thought that Freeze,
Fish, Maloney and Vaughan will be
even better than last season. Heyl,
Vance. Fletcher, WATSON and Steers are
among the interhall stars who are ex-
pected to make good at the vacant
points.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-23
(special Id THE T1MEa. }

East Chicago, Ind. Nov 2S. = The
East Chicago team spent two hours in
hard practice last evening. Several
new formations were tried out with
good success. The team is fast round
ing into championship form and hope
to easily defeat Hammond on turkey
day. Coach Hascall has not picked the
team as yet. but very probably will line
up as follows:
Left end. Snedden. 1875; left tackle
French, 1876; left guard. Smith, 127, Nc
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-23
INDIANA HARBOR.

The ladies of the Maccabees Will give
a Thanksgiving eve dance at Cline's
hall tomorrow evening. DeBraie's or
chestra VIII supply the music and a
large attendance IS expected.
Special Thanksgiving matinee at the
East Chicago rink. Friday night fast
racers from White City, Sans Souci and
the Coliseum against the fastest in
Lake county. 2s-2t
The little baby of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Sirlin Of 1910 Fir street is very sick.
Len Thomberg and Roland Goetz.
both of the Inland mill, were out hunt
ing yesterday on the Kankakee river.
Mrs Robert Stevenson of $500 Grape
vine street is i'll with the grippe.
Yesterday was about as miserable a
day as Indiana Harbor has experienced
in many a month.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-23
LANSING.

Miss Olhke visited her parents yes
terday.
Miss r. Trinoski visited friends ir
Lansing Sunday.
Mrs. z. Olhke entertained visitors
Sunday.
Miss c. Ward visited friends Sunday
afternoon
Mr. and Mrs A. Ward were visitors
in Chicago yesterday.
A Int Hout visited his parents yes
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-23
SPORTING NOTES
EAST CHICAGO HAS A HARD
WORKOUT FOR HAMMOND GAME

Kenna, 1872; right tackle, Cadman. $50,
Quinn, 1877; right end Hale. 1876; quar-
ter back, McShane. 1872; full back, Low
~. 15S; left half. Mcintosh, las; right
half. Hascall, 142; right tackle, Amer
man, 147.
The East Chicago team will average
only about 143 pounds. but expect to
make up in speed what they lack in
weight
It is expected that about 500 root
ers will accompany the East Chicago
team.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-23
WOULD BET $4,000
ON JEFFRIES
James Butler of st. Louis
Willing to Risk Coin.

New Yorw, Nov. 2s.-"Bnly" Roache.
famous as a manager and trainer of
boxers and as a referee OF prize fights
has returned here after a trip through
the middle west with a $4,000 commits
sion from James Butler of St Louis
and Kansas City to bet on Jecries "at
anything that looks like even money"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-23

he tumbled to the mat from the force
of his own blow. The betting was 10
to that Moran would not stay the
limit.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-23
BRYAN WANTS
FOOTBALL REFORM
President of Indiana Uni
versity Interviewed.

Bloomington, Ind. Nov. 2S-Presi-
dssnt Bryan Of Indiana university stands
either for the reforming of football as
IT is now played or the abolishment Of
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14
Stiaingen | Tinlanb.
Gn uamifclis SID.

Oct er after en- pnnifelig Sio for
Sinlono. 90 8anifeligbeoerne er IT,
fe ouffeoe pllloieligt op. De bar be-
ret til Steoe / l9ngere Sio. Wen
De bliper mere og mere aloorliee.
Oct LOO Iom ct Gpentpr, oa Sim
lanb for fire Iar fit fin fuloe Sri
beo. Sieloen er ct Solf iaaleoes |
en- Saanoepenoing gaaet fra ct Dol.
oeliet 5remmcoItpre inc / poerit frie
% ieloit9noige OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Oct par | 1899. at 4uslano efter
lon9e Sorbereoelier retteoe oct al.
gsren6e Sug moo 5inlanos Selu.
itanoiebeo. gobrifof fom til at re-
gere 5inlano eneo9loigt. Deb bette
er altine iagt.
Men iaa tom arieen / gitaiien.
Sammenbruooet | Huslano, 9obri-
fois Moro, @eneralitreifen. s 2sbet
al faa Oeon bar oct rusiiife Stpre
/ 5ialano feiet bort. Manee glars
lllouligbeoer blep meo eet Slas fier-
neoe. Oct finite 5olf omformeoe fin
SorfatniHg og fit Stpre fra @run-
ben al. Den samle finite St9noer.
foriamling aflsiteS al en- Giesoas,
palst al M9no os 9binoer oper "a
9[ar.
Wen alt linens arbeioeoeHuSlono
fig frem til mere oroneoe 2ilItanoe.
Den rusiiife Gesering bIep Serre
oper anarfiet. 90 iaa rettcocs inc.
flpoeliesrise Husieres gine after
moo 8inlano. De iatte iig iom
Waal at pinoe oct Serreosmme til.
bage, Guslano | ct magteslsit gie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14
Sm Nniioens 3Dlflano.
st Sorebras af Warimilian 'Saroen

6ornplie bolot ben befenote ber-
linife Sorfatter Warimilian Saroen
ct 3oreorag | Samborg. San talte
ON 9piflan0s fire &igsfanslere, men
ltreifeoe iamtioig forifellige tpife gin.
tioSfor9olo.
8i meooeler islgenoe efter nWm."
Chen @ismarf bar 8piflanb in.
gen pirfelig R~igsfansler bait, iagOe
Warimilian Saroen. Oct tpife Higes
8orfatning bar giuet Rigsfansleren
Ell oneroroentlig Wagt o9 ct tort @n'
Iuar, og 9isnarcf bar Mano for at
flare StiQingen. Waen oct falot BAN
life altio let. San bar ofte flaeet
oper, at oct falot BAN iu9rt at bore
De 9proer, Der bar pnalagt BAN.
9ismarcf gif, oa goprini fom, Ell
lpoig preusiiif General, en- opgtig
Wanb, men uoe al Stano til at lef-
te Den tunge Grp, Der oenteoe paa
bam. 9a gapripi bapoe o~uertaget
4igsfanslerembeoet, iaeoe ban for.
troliet, at ban feIte fig iom ct Barn
meo tilbunbne gine | ct msrft 8e-
relief San bar lite | Stanb til at
fere Siatsifibet meb famine Siffer-
beo iom gismarcf. paa bette 9ios-
punft opitoo Den ifebneioangre
5eiltagelie, at aeiieren ifuIoe pGre
fin egen Niesfansler. 8irfelig Mpn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14
Yetblc6cms-S ticrncm

ct ct mutt lille Songbnite netop
paa port 6orla9 til 9rug
ueo SuIcguostieneiter og Silletre.
Den inoeboIoer elleue al pore be0lte
Suleinlmcr og Sange iamt cen M
Gang o9etblebems. Stiernen". iom er
opiat meo Sober. 9enne Gang er
ieroeles Ifsn og pasienoe. og Melo-
oien er let at lore. Zen oil utpipl
bliue mootaget meo @lGoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14

oiebeo fit gaprioi olorig iom 8iss.
fansler.
Spirit Sobenlobe 6leo falot til
Berlin peo oct minoeo9roi9e 8ele.
gram, 6oori Der itoo: Gag ae1er
meol" Sobenlocbe bar en- gammel
WanO, ban bolot at at lnie frantic
Gomaner CO lptteoe oenligt til, bDoO
bans Meoorbeioere uobifleoe for
BAN, men nogen ofgeren0e Sn0flD-
belle .pna Ri9ets a~nliggenOer fit ban
alorig. 0ertil par ban for eloet og
for iooa.
So6enlobe eil8ites al Ell Dngre,
6egaoet o9 p.gfelpiten Mano, Rigs-
fotsIer Dillon. 9an oar en- oDeror-
oentIig beben0io ManO, ioritoo at
tumle meO Ell %offentlig Wtening og
beoare 8resienS 8elpiQie. Wen bans
@(rbei0e mon9leoe @n6eO og Selltsbt'
beo. Sans pigtigite Arbeioe peorsr-
tie 5orboloet til aeiieren, til Scr.
bunosltnterne, til u0lon0et. Gen ito.
re 5inonsreform bnn6e ban ingen
5orltono pao. On flor Del al oct Nn.
innr og oct glrbeioe, Ser ponbpiler
Gigsfansleren, mootte ban oberlooe
til andre.
Den nuoGrenoe HigsfanSler for.
itaar fig life paa uoenrigspolitif, ct
Omraaoe, ser freezer Ior5 @rbeioe
at iptte fig ino |. Oct tpife Giges
Geeeringsformer er for9loeoe. Der
moa en- 9runoieHpor6ning til. Spif.
lono mac BABE ct HigsminiIterium
meo aniparlige Winiitre. Oct gaor
life an oeooarenoe at l9sie belle @n.
%iooret pad Hi9sfnnsleren. Sneen
Mano er / Stono til enc at bore
Rigsfonslerembe6ets 8proer.
Giget lioer unoer Den nrp9renbe
Oroning. 9a Hooiebelt foreilog, at
nae Mngter ifuloe pirfe ben til en-
Snoifrpnfning af De fortiatte Iult-
ninger til Ses, buroe SpifIono babe
Itettet oct. Nen Tniflano itiaebe
zig afoiienoe. Soorfor2 8oroi 9igs.
fansleren life oioIte gritnoig 9eifeo,
men fulgte De Hnao, Statsiefrete-
rem for Narinen gap BAN. Og Dog
er oct life Statsiefreteren, men
&i9sfansleren, ser berer &niparet.
3piflano tr9nger til of pere ian
lterf iom mulig. Sao os bare life
ifiule for os ielb, boor0on Stillin'
gen er. gi ear in9en 8ennerl Spi8
oct Ipffeoes Gngelifmpnoene of lebe
Den tpife fGonbe / Gent, niloe oae
bore Raboer fornsiet gnioe fig /
Spnoerne. Saaoan err 8irfeligbe.
oen.
8i maa Itole pnn, at pi bar A
Miaioner 9aionetter bag os. Men
iamtioie bsr pi Itprfe Higets Stil-
ling oeo en- Heffe tiosparenoe He.
former. Oct tpife Ri9e trenger til
at blioe fuIoitenoig mooerniieret.
gn ianoan Mo~oerniiering oiloe esre
Spiflnno ltprfere inoaotil oe sge
bets Gnieelie uoaotil.
Soroen illtteoe meo at iige, at |
SpifIano er oct life Hegeringerne og
5priterne men Solicit, Der | iioite
Snitans treffer De itore 4fgsrelier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14

@~enfsoelien, 2iosme6oelelien fra
CUB. Do bar 5orbereoelien oeo
0oab, Oporagelie og 8eIerin9 naaet
lit forelsbi9e Mtanl.
Dan er ba1ge for at soe 8olo og
Itsoe Menneifer bort peo oenne af-
giorte gre6iten. SfulOe oenne anfe
rettes moo nogen, iful0e oct bel bore
moo 8nffeliesarbeioet.
Nien oiier 0a life g%rfaringen oct
mooiatte? 9unoe iee blioe fGrOig
meo at fortple Gem 8r9f pao Sr9f
fra min @ernin9, JON oiier, at 0enne
FORTHCOMING er fun tilipneIooenoe
o9 miolertioie. 9Got ct al De iiOite
nae ie9 nGone.
@n Onnnet og ielnit9n0ig Game
tom til ct 8Gtfeliesmeoe / aebeu.
baon, bpor oft efter benoes eget llo-
io9n bortlteote benoe. @n iD0if 29g.
pr9oifont nflagoe ct 8~iOnesbpro, iom
for mig bar boooe griben6e og gen-
nemtenft, men bans uilebne Mnne.
rer og beireite6e Gale og iD0ife 0ia.
left Its0te benoe, og Den nfgiorte Ia
le engiteoe benoe, ioa bun t9nfte:
Ser fommer ieg olorig mere. Oa
bun bar fommet no al Solen, funoe
bun Dog life gaa bort, men maatte
bore mere. Sum fom after mo, efter
at @ftermsoet bar begDn6t. 8i LA
a1e pao &n9, % en- 9binbe bao
bit og meget efSalteret efter bernie
Danes Wening. Sitter bleo bun fra.
Iteot. Otter 8ennen tom en- al abin.
oerne ben og talte oirefte % ino.
trengenoe til benbe. Sroos alt bette
ener bel i%norere paa @runo al alt
bette, fit oenne Dame 5reo meo
@uo e1er, iom bun uotrDfte iig,. ct
perionliet Wsoe meo Seius Dagen
oerefter, og bun fom itormenoe op
til mig for at fort9Ie oct. Sum bao.
De foritaaet, at bun life maatte laoe
fig Itsoe bort at Wenneifer, naar
@uo folote. Seq iogoe til benoe:
aSoa foritaar De oct, ieg fslte, oo
jeg bar bIenen paft, men enonu life
baooe flinoet5reo. Seq funbe life BIZ
be fra De troen6e, men ieg bar ifp for
Dem; ieg tr9ngte til ct perionligt
Spsrgsmanl, men gpite aaigeoel for
at fno oct rettet til mig2" ga,
netop", iagoe bun, alaaleoes baooe
ieg BET, men bnor oct er befrienoe at
oere fommet igennem oct" Ser bar
Ri 9enlmeligbeoen. Solf trpn9er til
oen ni9iorteSale og snifer ben egent-
liz. ielp ON De fsler Gn9it for 4fge.
reIien.
Men bette fsrer bort fra bort em.
ne. 2oo MIG lutte meo at iige oct.
te: Suiinoer al Wenneifer gaor paa
Sortabeliens Sci 90 oi preiter ueo
oct. Gao os life laue Seorier for at
foo Bloiter til bore oaarlige Gam.
nittigbeoer, men lao os pompge os
for Naaoens Srone og blipe liggen.
De Der meo giaias aloee: o@e mig!
tbi ieg forsoar; tbi ieg bar urere
29ber og Dor mi6t iblanbt ct SoIf,
iom bar irene 29ber" = inotil eng.
len bringer os@lsben fraSerrens III.
ter og bererer bore 29ber meo Den og
Tiger: &c, oenne bar rsrt oeo oine
2eber, os Din Wiseerning er bort
pegen, og Din Spno ifal Jones" Oa
ifal ogiaa pi bsre Serrens Hslt, iom
tiger: ySoem ifol ieg ienoe"2 og hi
ifal iige meo giaias: Sc, Der er ieg,
ieno mig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14

Yrsoe tiIienoes frit paa 5orlan.
aenoe til Ssnoaesifoler og Sorenin.
ger.
Tan. Qnth. Ynbl. Nunic.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14
5nlegaver.

SnoDolo. Serneo ct lille uooel9 ire tort Eager. Nue BSgcr ion {
life er Opfsrt iom Omiag, Ieoeres %inObunOne.
arifeiee 5~Ort90inaer: !
geo SuRio, Sob. gibe!Besrien, OmiI. & so !
Ilpernes Ssroel, CIR. 2pnge, SmiI. 40 I
On kingdoms Siitorie, g. 2auriten, Smi[. 80 s
SuIefIufter, Grnit @pers. 80 Z
alottefIang, grnit @pers 80 +
Serrens Serli9beo, @icolai Ieir 30
Sire SunOreOe 6ortaatn9sr, Nan f5O
SuIen @elepiGe, Smil. .O5 \
Sui, glitter o9 digit for SrIetioen, OnhL 10 !
Cpbbsseise gsaer: \
Green's @o6e Shio, l1sfngs Br96ifener 1910 Z
Siu SinoeIae, Smaaftptter til ber Dag 20 !
5reliens aIppe, gehugtnin9er al bersmte greShdnter LOO
Susanbagtsbog, 9iifop 8. 81. 2aocbe 160 I
@o5ners SfatfHte :. so I
@Dloen Sfotftte 80 4
gopes lille Sfatffe 40
en Suegape fra amerfa, @rapeneooro LOO !
CplsienS. efritt: {
aibenfeIot-Sonien 50. ~aia.bHtOrie, 2 ginS $3.50 1
Waunbs Weroensbitorie 40 (
SttoienS Woroens $ftorie 165 Z
2utbers Meformatoriie Sfrnter fbO 4
Uainoesn1erfer af Ddnnnrfs NotonaIlitteratur. {
1. @ino, Seren 9irfegnaro LOS !
&. ginb, Sens gasseen 1ob
efsnIiteratnr: I
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Sbiens SamIeoe garfer, 8 Bino 500 )
Sotrups Schneider, 8 gno 400 !
Solbergs Schneider, 1 8no LOO !
! s. 6. anoeriens gpentpr MpIs. logape. =. 160 :
6. 6. anoeriens gpentpr, Subierms ubuane 1 - I, OmA 1bO \
gauoan 0foler: @oam Somo 190 I
Bach. Nielen: ct Weoe 90 :
@oam Gan: Son1rnerIsp =. f,b0 Z
5 Carl Sanfen: 2anbsm9no LOO 3
gprmebsser. 1
/ Siemmets BOG ia, buer 40 !
9eoops anop =. .25 4
3 Den lille Ssfugl E. 20 ]
gsrnenes observation-disclosures 80 {
Sire 5ortaninser for gsrn 20 !
3 6reo paa Serb 20 !
) 0e hinges SuIeboe 1909 90 !
! gsrnenes Sulebos 1909 10
/ Sueeranen 1909 90
: glasbia.S.r
@oot llopaIa at iaroees imutte gaIeber poa Clos ! ~forReuise :
: Stsrreler. noeIe meb oanif aett. andre meb msefR % noge noen I
! Eefft. Prier t5, 90 os % gts. !
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( Seius 90 De ~ @poiIe s
: gcce Somo. +
: Seius paa aoriet. Z
: 8onorineen pna Seen. +
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: Bbhip gaelancbton. :
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gris: so 5s. Sf. !
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etort llopuIg baaoe oanif. os enseIite I'll grtr al :, 10, 10, l
20 % % Gts. (
SnLfprt. 4
Wanee ne importereoe Sort bnnbe odrife % enselfe til I, \
2b, 5, 10, oa 90 Cts. 2igeIeoes SnIebrepfort fot rAoaIa os \
IprbeIes imagfuIoe q 5 gs. eft. 7
|snt til Snlctra. 4
Dannebroesfng per af :. y !O5 =
Snportereoe arpnmerbuie pr. 9ui. ..... 30 I
@nIoiierner pr. Grf ..... 10 Z
RapbaeIs gngle pr. Mrf ...... 10 4
Soupenoe gngel. meo Suletr9, pr. St. 10 !
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-01
x X X I; X * * !: >; :; x 4; X x x
* PERSONAL MENTION *

!; !. ~ X y K X * :: X x I; * X s&
Miss Geraldine Smith returned
last night after an extended visit
with her many friends in Oregon
City.
Billy" Webster, the happy cloth
ing salesman, is in the city making
the rounds. This is Billy's 10th an
nual trip to Salem from Chicago,
and he says that as he is too old to
travel any longer he intends to come
here and make his home.
Ralph Keets, Of Portland, spent
Sunday in this city. Mr., Keets is a
former Salem boy, but for the past
few years has been employed in the
Southern Pacific terminal yards in
Portland.
John Claypool, of Gervais, was
looking after business matters in this
city Saturday.
Il Niles Richardson returned last
night after a brief business visit to
Portland and oregon City.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Long went to
Portland Saturday night to visit their
daughter, Mrs. G. H. Craig.
Mrs. Frank Bolter, Of Brooks, was
in the city yesterday visiting friends.
DR.. W. L, Mercer has returned
from the vicinity of Newport, where
he enjoyed a pleasant outing.
Mrs, f. L. Chalcraft, of Chemawa,
was in the city Saturday.
c. A. Robertson has left for Bak'
er City to visit friends and look af-
ter few business matters.
Mrs. J. H, Moore has gone ia
Scots Mills 10 visit her mother, Mrs
c. NJ. Phillips.
Frank Lord. the Lake Labish farri
er was in the city yesterday visit
ing friends.
j c. \. Macarthur spent Sunday In
Portland
Gin Ball returned sunday from
Visit with Eugene friends.
I W. W. Hall and daughter, Eva
OF Portland. are visiting Salem
friends for a few days,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-01
Tnis Is Rang,e season-

DO YOU need range? We have
one of the best on the market. guar
anteed for 20 years. and made OF
the very best steel. We guarantee
the nickel not to tarnish, Ii is hand
somely finished II bakes more even
ly than any other range made, and Is
more economical in fuel We will
put Il into your home and let YOU
try Il, H. YOU do not say IL is the
best range YOU ever had in your life,
notify us 10 take il away and il Will
cost YOU nothing. l.. L. losse. the
housefurnisher S7l Court street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-01

Mrs. H. 7. Gardner Is in Portland
visiting friends for a short time.
big ball game in Portland yesterday.
big bal lgame in Portland yesterday.
Will Murray left for his home iii
Astoria last night after a weeks
visit here with Salem friends.
A. D. Franks, of Albany, was in
the city Saturday visiting friends and
witnessing the Willamette-Oregon
football game.
Stanley Berg, of Portland, was in
the city yesterday visiting old-time
friends.
j. S. Mccormick has returned to
his home in Tacoma after a weeks
visit with Salem and Albany friends
Paul w. Mere, of Portland, was in
the city yesterday visiting friends
for a few hours, after which he left
for independence to visit his sister,
Mrs. John Curberg, for few days.
Harry Schlosser, of Albany, was a
business visitor in the city Saturday.
Mr.. Schlosser is the manager of the
Neis & Schlosser hop ranch near AL.
bany.
Mrs. Frank D. Fuller, of Candy,
was here yesterday visiting with
fl lends and relatives.
Mrs. Frank Lowell, of this city, is
seriously i'll.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-01
Consumption Statistics.

Prove that a neglected cold or
cough puts the lungs in so bad a
condition that consumption germs
find a fertile field for standing on
one. Stop the cough just as soon
as it appears with Ballard's HOre-
hound Syrup. Soothes the torn and
infamed tissues and makes you well
again. Sold by all druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-01
GOOD GOODS AND SQUARE DEALINGS

let us know if anything is not right, if any one
lacks in courtesy. Your frank criticisms are always
desired and received with thanks Our methods, as
far as principles concerned, are very old-the
bond that unites hundreds of to this store
is "Reciprocty."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-01
DIED.

LINGO.-In this city Oct. so, 1909,
Miss Jennie Lingo, aged 3S years
The funeral services were held at
the Cottage undertaking parlOrs at
10 a. m. this morning and the body
was shipped to Junction City for in
terment
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-01
Married.

Y-ELLIOTT.-On Sunday, Oct
81, 1909, at the residence of John
H. Young, 1890 North 18th St,
Mr.. w. c. Battey and Miss Florence
A. Elliott, both of Marion couty,
Rev. o. A. Stillman, pastor of the
Central Congregational church, Of
ficiating.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-01
Increasing Ones Opportunities

Increasing Ones Opportunities
There are many ways young per-
son may increase his opportunities
and earning powers. One of the best
ways is to secure a business educa-
ton. Whether one works for him
self or another, such a training is
useful. 1t may mean the difference
between success and failure. The
Capital Business College, of Salem,
is a good school. It's graduates are
successful. Students may enter at
any time. A catalogue for the ask
ing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-01
\ Methodist Minister Recommends
Chamberlain's COlic, Cholera
and Dinrrhoea Remedy.

Il have used Chamberlain's collie,
Cholera and Darrhoea Remedy for
several years for diarrhoea. l con-
slider it the best remedy I have ever
tried for that trouble. I bought a
bottle of it a few days ago from our
druggist, Mr.. R. R. Brooks. 1 shall
ever be glad to speak a word in it's
praise when I have the opportuni-
ty."--Rev. J. d. Knapp, pastor
NJ. Z. church. Mills Grove, Pa. Sold
by all good druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-01
November Goth

leave for the East TO accept a
new position; am unable I osbip my
piano used tonly one month) fine
plain case (sweet tonel the best Of
fer l receive during the next ten
days takes Il, with clear receipt Al
dress box 2Sl, Salem, ore.
lO-SO-5t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-01
BORN.

HOWE.-At the family home in Eu-
gene, October 2S, 1909, to Mr..
and Mrs. Claire J. Howe, daugh-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howe were for a
number of years residents of Salem,
and he is now an employe of the Eu-
gene WoOlen Mills.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-01
viii Celebrate Thanksgiving

The German Society of Sandy,
CIackamas county will celebrate
Thanksgiving day on Wednesday ey-
euing, November "a, They will have
a fine program, banquet and ball.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-01
Opening Announcement

Prof, McMinn's dancing academy
will open Wednesday night, Noyem-
ber 3, in the new Darcy building,
ON court street Drop in and try the
best floor in Salem for dancing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-01
TIE Nirginian---

The Virginian, owen Wistar's
great story will be on the boards
here during the coming season.
When you see IT you will certainly
see great story, but it depends on
the actors whether the story will al
so be great play.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-01

DO You Want n Real Estate Range
Free
We will put a Real Estate Range
in your home FREE on trial. After
YOU have tried it We know you will
buy 1t, Call in and see them, L, L.
Josse, the housefurnisher, 371 Court,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-01
At Ye Liberty

The following attractive program
includes Cossetti, from Victor Hugo's
Les Miserables; Fools of Fate, a
strong biograph sketch; THE Major
and the Judge" 'Haps and Mis-
haps." Comedies by Lubin COM
pany.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-01
rnmonite Momc mdustry-

Buy the cigars made by the Salem
Cigar Factory. Tashmoo l2ac La
Corona Zoe, and Bon Ton DC.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-01
New Lighting

McEvoy Bros. have added to tLeir
iluminations by stringing ao lut 200
lights over the block they oc'lry sud
adding greatly TO the street i!lrni-
nation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-01
Finest Confectionery

Quality and cleanliness-the best
is none too good at Woods, 46u
State street,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-01
Cider AppIes wanted

Price $500 per ton; sacks fur
uished, Gideon Stolz Co. vinegar
factory, Min street near Winter,
10-l2-lm
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-01
One Marriage License

County Clerk Allen issued a mar
rlage license today TO c. A. Manson,
ot silver City, Idaho, aged SS, and
Eme Burkholder. of Aurora, aged
2S.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-01
Just Comr aud Scc--

our fine sausages, and You will
take some home Stcuslon Bros
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-01

just RccciVcd-Genuine French
Hair Cloth, in gray, and black and
white; at the lining counter.