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The Huttig news., 1910-06-04

c. T. Thompson, wife and chll- dren arrived home the latter part of last week from a visit at Miner al Wells, Texas.
The Huttig news., 1910-06-04

T. M. Hankins. president of the Union County Land Congress. was in Huttig Thursday and informs us there are over 5o,OOO acres plant ed in peanuts in Union county, Ar kansas, and Claibourne parish. Louisiana, this year.
The Huttig news., 1910-06-04

F. c. Hill, one of the leading merchants of Lawson and also ln- terested in the Studivant lie com pany, was a Huttig visitor Wednes- day on business.
The Huttig news., 1910-06-04

R. r. Garter of New London was in Huttig Monday looking after the lumber necessary for the erection of a new school building in his dls- tfict, where he is one of the dlrec- tors.
The Huttig news., 1910-06-04

The Union County Tribune, pub lished by Martin & Grain at Fl Do rado, has passed it's nineteenth successful year.
The Huttig news., 1910-06-04

Mrs. Arnold Tanton and Miss Cecil Loper of Cecil, La, were here Monday the guests of Mrs. Ray Stripling.
The Huttig news., 1910-06-04

M. B. Scott and wife have dis posed of their household goods and are boarding at the Union hotel.
The Huttig news., 1910-06-04

FOUND One side and one back comb. Owner can have same by calling at this office and paying for this notice.
The Huttig news., 1910-06-04

Mrs. T. J. Robinson and children of Snyder, La. are visiting with w.. L. Kicks and family here this week.
The Huttig news., 1910-06-04

Postmaster J. u. Brown arrived home ednesday from from a trip to Monroe.
The Huttig news., 1910-06-04

There are workingmen with fam- flies in Germany. who with an ln- come of $5 a week. are able to buy an occasional book.
The Huttig news., 1910-06-04

J. A. Hammons of Farmeryille was here several days this week on business.
The Huttig news., 1910-06-04

Mrs. Martin Evans was quite sick Thursday morning.
The Huttig news., 1910-06-04

Miss Irene Wood is home from Meridian, Mss, where she attend ed school the past term.
The Huttig news., 1910-06-04

Dr. R. E. Rowland was Mon roe visitor this week. returning home Wednesday evening.
The Huttig news., 1910-06-04

Miss Laura Dickerson visited relatives at Lapile this week.
The Huttig news., 1910-06-04

c. 0. Bell made a business trip to Monroe the first of this week.
The Huttig news., 1910-06-04

J. H. Sehon is able to be around again after two weeks illness.
The Huttig news., 1910-06-04

The Union Hotel is being re- painted this week.
The Huttig news., 1910-06-04

A. K. Newby is home from an extended visit at Mineral Wells. Texas.
The Huttig news., 1910-06-04

Doinr job work of all kinds is our speciality.
The Meeker herald., 1910-11-05
AFTER
SUFFERING
one YEAR
Cured By Lydia 3. Pink.
hams egetable Compound

Nllwauksa, Wiz - y Lydia =. Fink.
hsn6a VaNgx sblS Compossnd M paado
The Meeker herald., 1910-11-05

e =. "a Z e 8:
s:r:itx. 8 D:essr; ~ P.sy ,ss 81. q;
tiossi institutioas froa givlsg ten.
porsFy lecture courses. eomnonlE
called ..University extensaon work.
Courses" II say part Of the etats, e
purpose q investi6atlen and stuAy.
Section .. Each elector vouae .ex
or against said smen1msnt shall Ae-
posit In the ballot box hts tick9e.
FER the EAsoatlonai Anendnegt.
amending section five o. q Article
eight (VtIi) Of the constitustoa 49,
aXgeinst the Educational AmendHent.
aIne nding section five ~ q efstele
ei9ht WHY Of the Coustitutlpn. ana
shall indicate his choice b. placing 9
cross XXI opposite one ~ the othef OF
aaid groups Of wordA
section The votes cast Ter -
against the adoption OF said amsndment
shall be canvassed and the result -.
termined In the manner prescribed ~
law for the CANVAS Of votes Tor Rsp-
reeentativos In Congrega.
Approved March 32nd. 1888.
In testimony whereof. have mere.
unto set my hand snd affixed the great
seal Of the state Of Colorado. q the
City Of Denver. this 1eth day Of Zap
tembsr, A. D. 1919.
(9ealJ JAMES b. PEAnCB.
Secrstary Of stats
The Meeker herald., 1910-11-05

Notice 10 hereby given. that ~ the Gen
eral ELECTION to be hsid s cn ne H.. sigs;tini
the state Of COLORADO tbs question q
question Il found in House Bill No. sss
Of the ssysntssnth general Ass ,s,9n
TO SUBMIT As 4S At fHs suAI1y,zp
ELEcToRs OF TIE sTATE o.
cc66SSssiT GT ~ He 81 l COLORADO 81 Hs
Be 4 Enscted BY the 0sneraI Assembly
I d Section i. TheTs shall BE- subsaitts4
to the qualified electors Of ths ssats Of
Colorado at the next general slcction
sembiy for their approval or rsjsction
stitution Of the state Of Co,orado which.
vosnr r.sa x h. g 'ssa 's::
Of the Constitution.
Section 3. Section Of Article II u
rado sh.ii ). Sm.ndsa % !. 10 read q
i section .. The state board Of LAND
sSs.s 81 ss,.o sn: 10 Z:
Senate, who shall have the direct!cn.
iands Of the STATE under such rssuis-
law. one Of which psrsons shsii Il the
ns q s s ss ss.s
Of Jsnuary isl7. one OF which persons
s: :. q. a:. e y.
whoss term Of office shan expire on %.
second Tuesday Of January. 1915. ana
the ssfS " e. S q ssS sSsr 8. , a..
tguRtsd a. the engineer OF the beard
The Meeker herald., 1910-11-05
CoxsrrrUrroNAL AMaHDMENF.

Notice - hereby. given. that et the Gen
day Of Novembsr, 4. .. 1910, there WI
e sss q e IL: ss
sulsndinE the Constitution Of said state.
IN. authority for suhmittinE such such
Of sns seventeenth General Aseembiy.
which 10. In words and figures. follow-
s5iSS SSSSSSBBsS Il 44HH s SsxSHH$ e
4 HE ssosE Hx 81 osr'c 81 re 81
MO CoNPENgATioN or MEMBnRa
Hs 4 Enacted by the General Assembly
seetion !; There shall bs suhnittse
Colorado It the next general election
for members OF the General Assembly.
fer their approval or Rejection. the fol.
Of the state Of Colorado which, when
sss skail 5. 's.iiS = = S1sst 4 10
I ssesisn !: section 4. e, of .rt.s,.
state Of Colorado shall q amended 20
section 8. Each member Of the Qsn.
sral Assembly, until otherwise provi4s0
81 Law. shall receive - cosnpsnsatios
ssnd Ssieeol dollars for each biennial
day dnfins both the re9niar and sps-
payable ON the first day Of the last
mopth Of each biennial period; to-
IN mi :s t. ). i psa :s.s
sad the said msmbsrs 81 the asnsrsi
'Ae r;sss.' 90 &C. oass
WHatsver, No General ASSEMBLY shall
The Meeker herald., 1910-11-05
0oNsT1TyT1onAL AnENDnnHr.


3. na: s;... y r: General Assembly
to 't the oaus.iiifisS sisctors Of the Stats
Of Colorado. At the next general elec-
ssmbly, for their approval or rejection,
.the following amendment to the Con.
stitution OF the state Of Colorado,
,so .sn vo. hsn x 5: S.s e
. part Of the Constitution Of the state
OF Colorado, that II to say: Section five
~ Of ARTICLE eight tvlIf, Of the Con;
be 80 amended ~ TO read a. follows:
Institstions. to-wit: The tniversity a
PS Sst cc, sns e. s.Soc o fo ass:.
Golden. and tins Institute for the Edu-
cation Of Mutss. (Which shall hereafter
be known - COLORADO school for Deaf
s .S ss. a 20 g
nsnt thereof subj.ct @ The control Of
e: nss sna ss .ek ~. ana Of e:
iAtions ~ the General Assembly. may
provide. and the location Of said insti-
tuttons: q weil e Al 9ifts. grants and
81 aad Ssrsoss,. Ssrstofore msS. e
said several Institutions. are hereby
confiFmsd TO the use and benefit Of the
Ss sss snxpy e ass a
the property. real or personal. OF Whics
y now vested Ia the trustees thereof,
until such properly be transferred BY
control thereof. TO the Officers provided
by this constitution or BY law: and.
he University may, whsnsver n their
Judgment the needs Of the institutiop
demand such eetion. establish, main
tsta anA conduct all ~ the first tive
The Meeker herald., 1910-11-05

Deans kMn@
Pills. They
clnrs 3ok M
Aeys and cure
them parma
Aently.
Ernest N
brisht, KEEL
log, Idaho.
says: Z was
nearly dead
with Kidney
trouble. I pass
ID quantities
of blood and
lost Is pounds
The Meeker herald., 1910-11-05

No Q well woman,
andIwouM hks @
tall thsWholew
Of It ] suffered
frurnfou,Alet rouhA
and fearful pafns.tn
my back. IhadNa
best doctors aud
they al decided
that I had . tumo1
IN addition to my
6sn1ale touble, and
Non. Lydia j
The Meeker herald., 1910-11-05

and file the saae with The secretary Of
:,s.s y sss a e. ter ss3ssrse az, 2.
sct, said board i hsrsSy sstSssisS1
ssA 70 sns
ssry 70 the speedy And proper dis
aha sneer sssd 81 ~ sss snrnh sss
clerical help required By. the board.
said board shall consider and dstsr-
s snS v saqt ana - Pan an Aonsst -
g e. g. a. '; aP 9S 'A: and
alton with q The auditor q the state. aad
~ s q ss...sS % 8 s. ~
~ ssposs 1,tS sss suditor 3 ssst.. the
q .s sss y:
issue the bonds Of the State Of Cello
.ado u asecrdanes Nth The sos co anno.ss-
Ing two million, one hundred and fif.
teen Thousand dolier. tS3.iis.soSes3
mao g sh:rsef !. nay !. a
ssnts g." Of the stats Of cclcrsdo, issued
,: sna s.s s.. i y: s .as III H. Il
fsaa.r g q .as:i mount q . ;,sI, wax {;
any said wsrrants may pay Into the
state treasury any diffsrsncs hes than
. 'es e ss
Nd bonds shall 30 dated bscsmbsr
LIST, 1915. shall b. due and payable In
fifty years. with the option q ts6smg .
o aSn 81 thsir q nam Iss =. asy time att
..n ysr: from ss.s s.ts T. ~ r.: sat- Of
IL. S rate Of three Der cent. PEI, snnun:
Il *, {: s G:, o g D.s o.
Ysfk. SAID bonds shall Sc nambersd
9ss osd ,se auditor q q STATE ana Els
e :ssh !, ; Il: ass. e
iSsai iss%e ae' = = y - :,
s.e.on r: bond %o. issue; g nasr
Honds. geries 81 iSi0.. and shall 81
siSnsd BY the governor. countsFsi9nsd
| the eecYstnry 81 state, who shall affix
| the erenf seal Of the state 10 each bond.
s.ls ssaS: sssii y: 81 ns. s AZ! snd
pose by the stats auditor ana state
s:I:d Each po sSs hs - non b:
date 81 ss snd n. tss
article Of ths constitution sathorisins
lie lie and TEXT Of this acs Ss sssi, Ss pris,:d
S 90 d oriy such so smoun, and numSsp
Of said bonds. shaii s. issued q may
e M: q Re s s:, SSs
sbove memtioned So y
s.s..os U; Ws.s.y.. ". ne.a. pre-
the anti ~ thS No. hnS "A ~ eousiixa.
lion 10 levy and ssssss 4 specisi IA On
cisnt il smouns ~ msst ~ semi.an.
MN interr.t sccri,inS an ma hnn6a.
Which ~ Won solicit "a MN he ia
tns ,ntsrsst SunS ~ m a. hnnAs Smov ~
a. .Tmndire Pnnds a~r5sc a. mi :"
sno hor ne uisimnts rsdsMpt'on OF sa x.
The Meeker herald., 1910-11-05
csssvssu.,snAL AnnsDnssr.

sssi Eisctios 10 BE- held On the sighsh
day q November, A. d. 1919. thsIe viii
- submitted 70 the qualified sleceofs o.
the stats Of Colorado the question o.
amending the Constitution Of said STATE.
The authority for aubmitttng eucn
question 10 found in Senate Bill 10; ~
q the Seventeenth General Assembly
which u, In words and figures. follow
AN ACT ll
70 s,! sTso11 81 THE THHss a q1EH 3
s sfHEvsN i dass ~ fAs q co AaSE
T1ON OF THE eTA5n o. CoAO.
RADIO TO PRoy4Dn FOE TIE
EDNESo on DHHAlx or THE
1TATH TO AN AMOUNT NOT X.
SHuERdna A HMo y1t eFlaa3s+ Ho 81
FCsE OF TuNbINa ouTsTANbiNQ
WARRANTs or THE eTATE. AND
F24N nExrp ~ f sxip 5 80 Booa ia ~
Ds II Enacted By the General Assembly
Of the state 81 Colorado:
esctlon !. WHEREAg. u appears
from the register OF warrants In tbs q.
flee Of the state auditor and Of ths
gtAte treasurer that warrants OF the
stats Of Colorado we're duly i.susd our ~ .
Ing and prior to the .ysar 1881 for ths
sgersgate sum Of Eighr Hundrsd and
csc Dollars and Eighty-four cents
and unpaid. as follows:
warrants for the year 1887
The Meeker herald., 1910-11-05
urrLe colossAno lraMs.


essH Napps~ines oosvesins Over ~
otats WsrtA Ts,stns.
The town council Of Milltksn has
granted licenses to two saloons at
$3.50 year each. a Il
"Insurgency" has broken out In the
Greeley band and new musical a.
grsgation 70 threatened.
Colorado postmasters appointed;
Masters. Weld county. Mary Callihan.
vice ]. w. Day. resigned: Rssolis. n
bsrt county. Sarah J. Allen, vice. w.
H. Wells, removed. RS
II rattlssnakes are - humorous ct
Plattsville next season - this, COM
pany will be formed to undertake
snake killing for profit and sell tie
skins for belts. etc.
Contractors and . force Of 10 men
have begun the first work on the state
highway between Grand Junction and
Delta. The road viii have maximum
grade Of four Per cent.
Not only Is the saccharing content
Of the 1910 sugar beet In Colorado
higher by one per cent than thst Of
~ ys p w ~
T. H. Kibby. . pioneer ranchman OF
| Jamestown, has the banner beet crop
Of that locality. His 100 acres u
yielding twenty-four tons per acre and
tho beets are testing eighteen Per
cent sugar. selling for % per ton.
~. ..,,,,,..,.n.,. h.v. an.
,,.n.sA r. " cooner m.naeer Of the
Eorrsn County Head. q represents
tive II tho county 10 the United States
I.rh and Trri~ation exposition. which
on.ns IN thu Colissum IN Chicaso No.
veDher ~. 547F
n. $500. ..,,.-,,. IN oc.r..
60. ~h;.s ~ .n.,r. nrdsr rort,on
~ ~. :. Am, ;.v 40 removed ana two.
| thirds Of the left one cut out in an
effort to cure an unusual disease
known a. "big Jaw" p. H. RamsdeiI.
aged Is. pioneer butcher diod FIJI
DAY OF the maiaoy.
One OF the best beet crops reported
in Greeley this season Il that Of The
odore Kibby. farmer hv'ne ne.r
Jonnstown, VINO has NV sc.e. wMoa
sre s's,1,nk p .ss.se " =. .o s. 10
soe' nis -. ~, sson -
.ons W w ~. M 800
1872 nou.' sAe' -'' s " :
'oh !" sus
G. J. Hartman. manager OF the
Greeley and Denver railroad com.
pany. and J. F. Farmer have invented
20 su.o"s.lc sw''c1, wn'cn ....rs
N.S ~ $500 1890 49, ,e..i
no., n AZ .ntom.tic 1uhricator. which
Il desirned 10 eliminate the greasins
Of curves by hand.
Y.ra vh,.h n. ..cpred from uIncls
a., -. a. Eoa avs veara aso Il vaI.
The Meeker herald., 1910-11-05
LOOK 70 voua k,DNavs.


TAsy are probably he trus source
e your misery. To keep well. yos
nnst kesp pour kidneys well. There
= - bsttsr kidnsy remedy thaa
The Meeker herald., 1910-11-05
Same Old PeInt

Revenge ID bstter than . greedy
kind Of gratitude.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-08
OPPOSES
AMERICA
OFFICES

Buenos Ayres, July 6.-The U. S..
is expected TO come in for some
lively criticism at the hands Of the
Nicaraguan delegates to the fourth
international conference of the Pan
American union, which will convene
here tomorrow. 1t is reported that
the Nicaraguan delegates viii at
tempt an agitation against the U. s.
The followers of President Ma
driz already are circulating protests
against the interference of the U. s.
in Central America. They are said
to be secretly canvassing the dele
gates to the conference In an effort
to secure resolution eriticizing
American tactics in Central Ameri-
ca.
Delegates representing Fl repub-
lies are here to attend the confer
ence. The American delegation con
sits OF Henry White, Colonel Crow
der, Louis Nixon. John Bassett
Moore. Bernard Moses, Lamar Quin-
tero, Paul Reinsch and David Kin
ley.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-08

Direct measures are to be taken
by Mayor Rodgers and Chief of Po-
lice Gibson and staff officers to put
a stop to, or at least to curtail the
use of the vulgar instrument known
and used as the tickling brush"
during the remaining days OF the
Cherry Fair This article, if used
rightly and within the bounds of de-
cency and responsibility, is the pro-
moter of much inno5ent and whole
some fun and sport but when it is
welded and brandtshed indiscrimln-
ately in the faces of all, it immedi-
ately becomes the innocent medium
of disgust, promoter of fights and
disorder, and spreader of contagious
diseases among the masses. 1t be-
comes the promoter of too much
vulgar familiarity toward respecta-
bic young birls and ladies on the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-08

ported to Judge Burnett, and re-
turned two true bills--one against
Theodore Larson, and the other
against Glen L. Burton. During all
Of the afternoon, after making the re-
port, 1t has been celebrating over
other matters. and it win probably
submit another report at 4 o'clock.
Larson is charged by the grand
jury with grand larceny, and the Of
tense is alleged to consist in the
stealing OF horse on April 2s, of
this year.
The charge against Burton is that
Of obtaining money under false pre-
lenses, and the offense is alleged 10
consist in obtaining $40 on a type
writer, which he represented to be-
long to him. from r. A. Crossan.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-08

part of the rough, rowdy and hood
lum element and is likely to cause
serious trouble if its use is not pro-
hibited entirely or regulated within
the bounds OF decency and respect
Inasmuch as the sale OF these
brushes is under control OF the Ar
mold carnival concessions and was
not prohibited by the cherry author
tiles in the making of the contract,
1t is doubtful If the sale of them can
be stopped unless they be declared
a public nuisance, as in the case Of
confetti, and this Mayor Rodgers in
tends to do IL their use continues to
be abused, and Chief OF Police Glib
son and his officers will arrest every
offender caught in the act Of abus-
ing the privilege and those against
whom complaints are made and q
heavy fine will be imposed upon con-
viction.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-08

Like yesterday morning the day
broke in the east with a bright sky,
and the second day of the Cherry
Fair was favored with ideal weather
conditions-even better than those
of the first day-as a slight breeze
blew throughout the day, and there
was absent the sultry and oppressive
heat that prevailed during both the
forenoon and afternoon of yesterday
Today was Willamette Valley day,
and the almost perfect weather
brought the people from the ada,
cent country, and many cities in the
valley at an early hour and by 10
O'Clock the streets were black again
with people. The coming of the
crewds brought the bands out, and
revived the spoilers of the dozen or
more attractions and shows scat
tered throughout the city, and like
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-08

yesterday, their songs proclaiming
the many virtues of their respective
entertainments and shows could be
heard throughout the day above the
din and the noise of the street, and
the second day of the fair was on
again in full blast.
Crowds Admire Cherry Exhibit.
From an early hour yesterday
morning until late one last night
the cherry pavilion in High street
west of the court house was crowded
to overfowing with people, and to-
day in this respect has been a repet'-
ton of yesterday. Despite the fact
that the cherry crop is lighter this
year than usual, the committee in
charge of thisdepartment was sue
cessful in securing a splendid ex-
hibit of the Willamette Valleys
most favored and famous fruit--an
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-08
CHERRY FAIR PROGRAM
Ibis ventng.


7:15-Sailor's hornpipe, little
Miss McMinn. (Pavilion).
7;3O-Baritone SOLOS, Professor
Huh. (Pavilion).
.7:4O--vocal solos, Mrs. w. Car.
tnr Smith. (Pavilion).
7:50-Bert Shaw, trick bicyclist
S:OO-"Lie Fresh" Fruit 5yap~I.
ating. Address and demonstration
(Board of Trade rooms), Prot. " H.
SWEET.
TomOrrow's Program.
Salem Day--Morning.
9:3O-Grand band concert (Payil-
ion
Balloon ascension, norrh of
postoflce.
1880 to Carnival at; C.
tiol S.
Afternoon.
9.OO-Free high wire act ti'ircns
.TGt).
2:30-Sports, Commercial street
between State and Ferry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-08
TWO HUNDRED POUND, TWELVE
YEAR-OLD BOY LEAPS FOR LIFE

early today. after the house had been
set on fre by the explosion Of an OIL
lamp.
Dashing back into the burning
building. she hurried up stairs to
awaken her 12-year-old son. Will
liam, who weighs 200 pounds. She
aroused the boy, butythe flames had
cut on their escape by the stairs. Mrs.
Fuller made the boy leap from a
window, and she Jumped after him.
She and the boy despite his unusual
weight. made the drop safely The
house was completed ydestroyel
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-08
Afternoon.


5;15-Sailor's hornpipe, little Miss
McMinn (Pavilion).
5.30-Baritone solos, Professor
Hull (Pavilion).
5;40-Vocal solos, Mrs. W. Carl
ton Smith Pavilion.
5:50-Big vaudeville act (Pavil-
ion
Evening. p
7:00--Comic parade. Forms or
Ferry street between High and Win.
ter streets starts, corner High and
Ferry; west to Commercial; north or
Commercial to State east to Waiver
ly; north to Court; West to CONNER
cial; north to Center; countermarch
to State; east to Church; north to
Court; west to High.
High jinks before the king at pa
vilion.
Mardi Gras.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-08
CANADA TO BUILD
DR4DoCK FOR NAVY

Vancouver, B. c., July SIT is
generally believed here today that ac-
tual operations toward the erection
of either huge drydock OF a ship
yard capable of building vessels for
the new Canadian navy. will be start
ed at Vancouver within the near flu
ture.
The latest report is that Roach
Point, on the mainland, and near the
city, Will soon be the site of sec
ond dry doc large enough to accom-
modate vessels of $1,000 tons. Otta-
wa has granted the subventlon for
the dock. The enterprise is to be un-
dertaken by the Imperial Car and
Shipbuilding and Drydock Company
in conjunction with Messrs Nicola
Thompson and Bullock, of this city
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-08
|MMI IAlSE CROWD POURS IN
rom ALL POINTS OF COMPASS

exhibit which is equally as good. If
it does not surpass that of the pre-
vious fairs. The display of the cher
ries is the work of an artist and
the effect produced is all that could
be desired, and this when taken to-
gether with the perfect specimens of
the fruit on exhibition, has brought
thousands of expressions of praise
and admiration from Oregonians, as
as new corners, and strangers
who are having an opportunity Of
seeing the fair for the first time.
Thousands Witness Balloon AsceD-
sion.
The balloon ascension was the
feature of the forenoon attractions.
The ascension was scheduled for 10
o'clock but it was little after that
before Professor Joseph LaStrang,
and his assistants, had succeeded in
getting the balloon in shape for the
flight. Finally, however it was made
ready and to the delight of the i'm
mense crowd which had gathered at
the corner of Summer and Court
street, it went sailing up into the
air and after soaring into the atmos-
phere, until it resembled a speck in
the distance, it struck out in SOU
therly directly. When it began its
descent, it was noticed that Profess
sor LaStrang was experiencing trou-
Bile in cutting his parachute loose
and when last seen he was exper-
iencing the same trouble. Fears
were entertained that he would be
injured in alighting, but he alighted
with ease. The -ascepsion-wa pro-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-08
Iohn ID. al Yenrs Old.

Cleveland, O., July s.-John o.
Rockefeller today celebrated his list
birthday at Forest Hill. his summer
home. The celebration was confined
to the simple offer of congratulations
by immediate members Of the family.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-08

SEATTLE WOMAN BECOslJss
BRAVE HEROINE IN RIsKING
HER LIFE TO CARRY HELPLESS
HUSBAND FROM SICK BED AND
AROUSE SLEEPING "INs ANT
HERCULES" IN TIME TO ,Es-
CAPE DEATH IN BURNING
BUILDING.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-08
GREAT ENTHUSIASM SHOWN IN
ALL CHERRY FAIR FEATURES

Thousands of Visitors View and Delight in the cloud Voiced"
Yet Silent and SmptuOdS Display of the Worlds Choicest
Fruits and Flowers and Reve in the Gay Festival Spirit
Which PeVadeS the Very Atmosphere of the Streets the
Homes Places of Amusement and Business HouSes-Eab
crate Programs of Entertainment in Store for Tomorrow
Closing Day. and the Evening.