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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-05
THE DEATH CT
lHIa Us 4 p.aSGS
Cars Rllni0g Forli niles al,
Hour GGGi al B0alH Of
Double IaCIFG
( lcaliaaAlLIttam pasa. b

lE4npga'gif1am Page ~
'amfed For rh. i-iYes
lllA t9eN n NO 4 4 and tnc crew.
! ,.ns 4; wiiiel was r11llic VA Of ~.
lrncan soldU Tor and n !. YOUNG
ots q silfltig eld l,, leapod as
az iNi adN tile sculis on was.
il'tee ana I'D i0ar men escaped
ao. weir hadiy shaken uD but wtfk
il' - ieid asnisialeo 10 ne Injured
u instant mter None 0f tge ti.sss
aiaefs hat q chahce fOF iifa as n
iasii between ine cars followed im
a"dlalely ne cries oi waFnlng Ms
Sled Dr he conductors and mo 0l-
hcn as tary jumped from TIE trains.
The ears came together Wild ter
lic crash and both were ennrls
irnolislrd bcipg piled In one hns
mass oi wreckage through wh.ea
be hodies of ;hc dead and wounlrl
were scattered.
As quickly as possible word 0f ihe
accident wg iclcphoned 60 SPRING
ED aud special car was immediate
n rushed from that point and oihcf
cars also were sent north from Gran.
lie CITY, III. These. last took maag
of the Injured and hurried them bats
Q Granite City, where they wprs
placed in hospitals.
Victims Badly Mangled
As fast as The dead were estri,ai
cd they were placed upon one 0lI
the cars sent from Springfield aad in
n short time one car containing
iventy-elght bodies was sent TO CO
linyille. whore they were placed BE
an undertaking establis lmcnt.
Within few minutes after the
collision occurred. farmers from The
surrounding country and pae eallg
every man in the village of Snuaton
was on his way to the scene 10 ven
der assistance II possible The carl
comers were greeted With a horribl,
spectacle.
The two cars had come toge, ar
with such awful force that ,hey were
not only telescoped but they were
actually battered out OF ell semb.anc /
tc their original shape. They weral
simply a mass Of spHnttred wood and \
twisted iron and steel eight feet hie1
and in this pile of wrecEage teci
dead and wounded were flung in er-
cry conceivable position AMI every
Imaginable form OF mutilation Some
ol the bodies Of the dead were actnal
Is torn apart and streams of blood
flowde down the debris in dozen
places. The farmers and the elti.
fens OF Siaunton worked with les.
perate haste. however. and in short
Iime had taken from the wreclaee
II OF the living and most Of ,he
lead.
BY means Of tSe rural telep one
he news OF the accident was quick
3 spread throughout the conntr, aud
sben 1t became known that twenty
sighi Of the killed HAD been taken to
larlingfle, the kng distance tell.
lhone 70 that town was literally
sNamped WITH messages from anx
eus inquiries asking for tsc names
II hose killed OF all Of these. aow
.yer bnt one answer had been eivcn
- TO g:s0 o'clock and this was that
lc indications had been made.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-05
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Kansas CITY, Mo, Oria0er 5.-=fofv
three persons were iHiIgel two dam
gerously When a reviewing stand ny-
erlooking the Priest oi pallas caniyal
parade collapsed a. fenih street and
fruost ayenne hare Trc day nisab
The seriously injured,
Mrs }, NJ MeGayefn st. PAIL t
lernaily injured
Alrs Minera Cheesmm MAneic
Ind fracture Of the loti les and ns
ternally injured
Tie accident j 8saiG 10 haye becn
due 10 the faulty flusNnelian ol he
stand. Wiihcai wariig t'ic SUPPORTS
gave Way and prarIlelils every oNc
VINO occupied eas Was thrown 10 th'.
gonnd.
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Do It Now.
Guthrie People Should Not Wait
Until It Is Too Late


Tho appalliue death rate from kid
ney dlsease Is die ii most eas,.s tp
tile faei that The liiilr Iidaey lrnhle
are usually nealeci,.d until thaN be-
come serious The Slight sympfna,s
give place 10 chronic disorders aDd
The snfferr gtjes K ailiially into ihr
grasp OF diabeies dronSN. Bright Ill
sease, gravel Or some other si.fius
form OF kltAey complaint.
r foA suffer from hackacbc. HEAD.
achrs llzzg spells II The kidney Sec.
retsphs are Irregular Of passase a 4
uhnafliral ia Appearance. do not dri.l5
HELP lle dncss at once
ppans kidney Pills ase espcclal3
for H ncf disorders they cnfr whfra
others fail Over one hundred ula.l.
sand people have recommended ihcai
Heres d case al home
Mrs. ]. T.. Cotton. k07 Nest Man
sur avenue. GIitlIfle OkigA ssys: II
have publicly reeonlineHded Deans
Kidney Pills eusaFa pfesgeus occa,
sluns IN vlew Of lneir good work III
my family. Since giving my laAr
Hiatemeni haze used Doan kaney.
pills IN my sons case and fhee cur.
rd him Of a distressing Kidney weak.
ness
For sale By all dealers Prize so
cents fostai<Niilbnrr Co. Buifalo.
Ney York. sole asents for the United
SIate<
Remember the name Doan's-- and
fxte 10 other.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-05
BAD BLOOD
OF TEM IMEIE.R I ..Eg ..!.E.g

Bad blood does not always come as
the result OF careless living, or iHQis-
cretions il is a condition frequently
Inherited. Normal, healthy blood
contains millions of tiny red c;1.i.,,.i,-
cles, which are the yitaiizing and
rourishing clement Of INSTRUMENTATION,
their office being 70 provide every
portion OF the system with It's neces
s.Ty strength ana nrtfiM4at. In
weik impure blood these cdfpusccs
afe lacking il numbers, and Therefore
tie blood is not able to supply the
proper amount Of nourishment TO the
body Fad blood iuanifcsts itscli in
many ways, With some il takes the
fofal Of aSin diseases aud eruptions,
Others become bilious and nlaiariuus,
with sa)low eompleNions, torpid liver,
etc Badblood produces Rheumatism.
Catairh, Sores and Ulcers, Scfofula
and like troubles. Nothing is equal
to S. s. s. rs remedy for bad blood;
ii is the greatest Of all blood purifiers,
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O AT THE THEATRE. {
G 0 C o c C O D @ . o @ C Q @ {

The Cat And The Fiddle"
Harry y. Watson and company OF
nfcr forty in The mertiesf 0f a1 ihe
musical cxtrayagan2as. THE cai And
he Fiddle" is anananeed FOR appear.
spee here a, lhe Br0nl o. sand
i'eh' The s'Nipo4iua edae sbica
lr'lndes man pi.tger4 ~ noia IN ia
itl sical comedy asd diakas nl &
ftii tr'tfiilf sHf 4abfu a H8mas
as ~ 'of ans Rose ald ArMir.
whose WOgderfnl grmcsclo AMI Hft
bsiic characteristic dance delinta,
ilpps have mmle them famous. nit
erls ID this country but III Europe
Negpaa eonsliap. To- s3p
Hecs J o camnb tisife 9
s'Asld bfea coos. lls -.liyst
4 rs ini'a.e imAnf eil d. eises
fla epil}as lIr3s. aer9bals end
lnfrsanaiofs 1i 30 mc1h
'ii' S ~ Nars the .liytaW
sta sl Ayia IS epwnfd enc
aad Nt.i-tfaired .l 3fn
rs iaf ee.taiirn o The man
oa. tap gi'1ge veg are plaDis
r. te lfst Il ~
4feAH- s!FAe in fnaps4.
sni fs.'' s.ss1EE
s. 'Ale lias successful racing
fils. Nilsfffo s. aieh VII appear ut
te IRE 81 5I0d r.e1t. Win I'll.
the 'et.tafld whleh iaa.
4 iielais ~ ea,ja am.aieA with
Cfory rreed ms IS writing The
2 ~ isi'9'f 4 fe 1lnN els
! ~ 9H hei lls e; Story which
erdr7ia 'iii - tf tneatregolHe
ro'if an n'iefsal me- nfadue.
lion Is 4 BIG feature of ihis excellent
attraction
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NATIONAL SPORTSMAN

'f1nNii AnENr WANTED soreprsssns bessoa,.
NE tliKas p4fa tsifasl N il ,,.s
asidt@s srsx E.Ds. s l'if1,ss y
laAN, Boston. AaAss. '''9''','' '''.os =
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ation of blood nutriment s. 81 s..
cures Rheumatism, Catarrh Skin
Diseases, Sores and Ulcers, Scroiula
Blood Poison and all other blood dis
orders $ s s. makes ecod blood
and good blood nlaISes good health.
Book on The blood free to all.
THE SWIFT sPEcIrlc CO.. Atlanta, ia.
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Possessing OF
only the qualities
TO CLEANSE and
purity The Hood.
bat composed of
rqoss llefAs and
lbarks ltkat tone
'n every part oi
the system, anu
areist III fl,a cre
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-05-19
* OF LOCAL INTEREST

trip to Eureka Friday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. M. Parks.
Wednesday, May II, girl.
Vacation days are here again for
the children. School closes Friday
w. N. Deeringer dropped in from
Kalispell Sunday to root for the
Whitefish boys.
w. A. Prowse and his father, M.
l.. Prowse, went to Radnor on a
fishing trip Friday.
Machinist VIM. Riemann returned
Saturday from Spokane where he
had been spending a few days on
business.
w. F.Doonan, the prominent ho-
tel keeper Of Troy, was a visitor in
town for short while Monday
while ehroute to Kalispell.
I The new hotel at Somers will be
ready in a couple of weeks. 1t will
have fourteen rooms and three baths
and is to be one of the best stop
ping places in the county.
Eugene Desarmo went to Kalis-
pell Monday night to be present
when his name was called at the
| land office Tuesday. He expects
\ to file on a piece of the reservation.
Mss Edith Ekstrom of the F'a' :
! head County High school was the
| successful contestant in the decla-
| nation contest at Missou]a last
! week and won first place in the
Il state.
i J. w. Maddy, the taxidermist
Il started out last week to go over the
/ range north Of town to trap some
4 bear, but reports that there is from
Il eight to ten feet of snow in the
/ timber in the mountains, and that
/ he was unable to reach his desti-
Il nation
Il The following. pupils will take
| the eighth grade, examinations Fri
| day and Saturday under the direc-
i ton of Miss Mahan: Jessie Smith,
!! Jesse Monk, May Van Dyke, Mat
tie Depew, Pansy Young, Agnes
Swanson, Florence Tallman, Cora
Grinde, Everett Bardin and Elmer
4 Evans.
G.. M. Cite, who accompanied l..
M. Williams and family to Gull
bertson, Montana, early this spring,
has returned to Whitetish and will
work with the concrete outfit. He
reports that Mr.. Williams has tax
, en- up claim near Enterprise.
Grand Worthy Matron Nellie A .
Thompson of the order of the East
ern Star, who paid this chapter an
official visit Friday night, went to
Kalispell Sunday morning to be
present with Ada chapter Monday
night at special meeting.
Mayor Whips Of Kalispell has
announced that his little city shall
have a "Sane Fourth" this year.
An ordinance to that effect has
: been drawn up and will be submit
ted to the council at the next meet
ing He states that if he was to
have his way about it he would
prohibit the sale of the material en-
tirely, but it is not thought that
the council would pass such a
stringent measure.
= The rains of last week cooled
down the atmosphere considerably
and for a couple of days the sur
= rounding country took on q rather
wintry aspect. The wind blew up
from the east and when it does il
never blows anything good--it al
= ways means that the temperature
is going to come down some. When
the clouds lifted on the mountains
they showed beautiful white coat
ing of snow that extended clear
down to the foot hills. 4 little
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-05-19

pell was a visitor here Monday.
H. S. Robinson has purchased
two of the Townsite lots ON Kalis
pell avenue.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
Small has been quite sick durin,
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthews of Kalis
pell visited here with their son
Sidney last Sunday.
Henry Rolf commenced divorc,
proceedings against Effie Rolf in til.
district court last week.
]. e. Skyles has taken his littl,
son John to Rochester, Mimi, t.
the Mayo brothers hospital for treat
ment.
The Northern Idaho and Mon.
tana Power company are about
re 'dy to start putting in their pow.
er station at Columbia Falls.
E. F. Costich of Eureka, has de.
cided to go railroading again afte,
about two years absence on his
ranch in the Tobacco Plains country
Mr.. and Mrs. w. McKeown were
in town last Friday from Kalispell
Mr.. McKeown on business anc
Mrs McKeown visited with friends
H. w. Peasley left Saturday
morning for New Osborn, Wis.
where his father is lying danger
ously i'll and is not expected to re
cover.
Principal H. l.. Gloyde ha
moved his family back to his hom
in Columbia Falls, where he viii
i've during the summer until schoo
opens again.
d. B. Mcknight, the proprieto
of the Excelsior Hand Laundry ha
had to increase the size of the DO.
on his wagon the last week to &C
comodate his business.
NJ. c. Phelps left Monday nigh
for Helena where he went as a del
egate from the Whitefsh local t,
the Woodmen of the Worlds stat
convention which convened Their
yesterday.
Lester H. Bernard. who is a wei
known conductor on this division
running out of Whitefsh, had No
S3f in the Flathead drawing ano
last Thursday he filed on unit H
ne ne, sec. IS, and Sc Sc, sec. 26
twp. %, range 81.
Mrs. Frank Pringle, formerly Of
Whitefish, but now of Vancouver
WASH, spent several days visiting
with her sister, Mrs. H. G. Green,
the latter part of last week while
enroute east to visit with friends
and relatives in Detroit, Chicago and
several Iowa towns.
The splendid work of Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
is daily coming to light. No such
grand remedy for liver and bowel
troubles was ever known before.
Thousands bless them for curing
constipation, sick headache, bilil u.s.
ness, jaundice and indigestion
Sold by all dealers.
Royden A. Babcock returned Sun.
day morning from the Occur Il Alene
reservation where he was very fort
innate and filed ona very choice
piece of land. He says if there ev-
err was land hungry people they
were there. Every bit Of the reser.
vation will be taken up. There
were many people who came there
with high numbers in hope that
that they might get a chance at it
but all the first numbers are draw.
ing and they are returning home
much disappointed.
Coroner Waggener was called tc
Fielding Thursday to take charge
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-28
CHOLERA
EPIDEMIC
IN NAPLES
MORE THAN 100 NEW CASES AND
7J DEATHS SINCE MONDAY
100000 OF THE WEALTHIER
CLASS HAVE FLED FROM THE
CITY.

Rome, Sept. 28l-It is reported that
100000 of the wealthier classes have
fed from Naples as the result of the
cholera epidemic there. With the re-
moyal of the censorship startling de-
tails of the conditions of affairs there
are being received, and the fear of
the cholera is growing more acute
each day.
Thousands. from the cholera strick-
en- area are fleeing into Rome. An
edict was issued today ordering these
examined and if cholera symptoms
are discovered Rome will be quar-
antined against Naples.
TIE Naples arthcrities have beeen
ordered to guard the rorts, and it is
probable that troops will be sent to
guard Naples.
1t was officially announced that
four, deaths and eight new cases were
reported in the "a hours ending at
midnight last night. From au
thentic sources. however, it is known
that more than 100 new cases have
developed and IS died since Monday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-28
MINING CONGRESS.
Continued from page 1.)

the Portland press club breakfast at
the Portland Commercial club, Sep
tember IS, that the Pacific coast
work for better protection against
foreign foes, is being taken up along
the coast.
Today the Portland chamber OF
commerce received a telegram from
the San Diego chamber of commerce
requesting the local organization to
wire Governor Gillett, of California.
and ask his cooperation in calling a
Pacific coast congress to consider
Admiral Evans suggestions to main
tain a battleship fleet on this coast.
The San Diego chambers request
will be taken up at the meeting of
the board of trustees Of the local
chamber next Tuesday, in view of
the fact that Portland is deeply in
terested in the subject of coast for
tification and protection, it is expect
ed the trustees will join in the
for a congress.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-28
Notice to TaXpaveFs.

The Board of Equalization for Ma
rion county, Oregon, will meet at the
court house in said county, on Mon
day, October II, 1910, at 10 O'Clock
a m. for the purpose of correcting all
errors in valuation, description or
qualities of land, lots or other prop
erty, and will continue in session un-
til such work is completed, not ex-
ceeding one month.
All parties interested are notified to
appear and examine their assessments
for the year 1910, and, if not satisfied
Herewith, to file application in writ
ing, properly verified, for a reduction
or alteration of same during the first
week of such meeting, as no COM
plants can be received thereafter.
FRED ]. RICE,
County Assessor.
9-27-6t dly-2t wkly
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-28
X X X X r. 4 X X X X X * + *x
PERSONALS =
4. 4, II II II Il II y X 4 y \, X X y

Mayor Rodgers who has been in
Europe for some time, and who at
tended the Good Roads Congress at
Brussels, arrived home this after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook of Med
ical Springs, Ore, are in the city,
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Mimic, and will go with them to New
port Thursday, to spend a week in
Lincoln county.
E. J. Stoll, travelling freight agent
for the nickel Plate Route, with
headquarters in Portland, is in sl-
lem interviewing hop dealers for a
share of the benefits to be realized
from the annual movement of the big
hop crop.
Mrs. A. w. Prescott and Mrs T. =
Davis were Oregon Electric passcr -
ers to Portland this morning. and
will return this evening.
John A. Mills, prominent and
prosperous farmer of near Geryais,
is among the business visitors OF Sa-
lem today. Year before last Nj.
Mills was among the most extensive
producers of hops in the state of
Oregon, but, last year, on account OF
the low price for hops that pre-
vailed, he plowed up his hop roofs
and did not engage in the industry
this season.
Mr.. Jones, of the J. & H. Shoe
has just returned from an
business trip of 10 days
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-28
WILL TRY TO FLY FROM
CHICAGO TO SPRINGFIELD
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE ]

Chicago, Sept. 2S.-Aviator Wal
ter Brookins, pupil of the Wrights,
will attempt tomorrow to fly from
Chicago to Springfield, a distance Of
10 miles in a straight line for a
prize of $4,000 offered by the Chi
cago RecOrd-H raid. Brookins will
follow he line of the illinois Cen
tral tracks and a special train bear
ing gasoline, lubricants and parts 10
be used in repairs will accompany
him. Brookins in his biplane will
carry 1SO pounds of gasoline and
two gallons of oil. He will try to
make the trip without once coming
to the ground.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-28
NOTHING
WAS FOUND
IN The SAFE
ROBBERS, EVIDENTLY ANA
TEURS BLOW A EUGENE IN
SURANCE MANS SAFE OPEN,
But ONLY FOUND AN ABB
STRACT 10 ABSTRACT.

Sheriff H. P. Mimic this morning
received telegraphic notification of
the blowing of a safe in the insur-
ance Office of E. L. Fisher, at Eugene,
and the Salem police authorities are
on the keen lookout for the perpetra-
tors of the deed. Thwarted in their
expectations of making a big haul of
money in the break. the crackers, who
we're evidently novices in the profess
sion, sought to wreak their revenge
upon the proprietors of the establish
ment in the theft and probable de-
struction of an abstract of title to
certain property which was transfer
red from Walter Skaife to E. L. Fish
er, and two life Insurance policies is
sued in the name of Mr.. Fisher, which
are of no value to anybody except Mr..
Fisher, and the motive of the thief or
thieves in taking the documents, ex-
cept they be of a personal nature, is
what mystifies the authorities.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-28
Robbed Section House

The Turner section house was
broken into and entered by some un-
known persons, evidently hoboes,
some time during last night and 1.-two
suits of clothes, one a light blue
serge and the other a gray suit of
light summer material were taken, as
were also three razors and pair of
low-top tan shoes. Sheriff Mimic has
been notified of the burglary, and he,
as we'll as all of the Salem and Marion
county police officials, are on the look
out for the perpetrators.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-28
Arrested for Forgery

Claude Schriner, native OF Cali
fornia, and stranger in this city,
who has been employed at the Red
Front livery stable, on Chemeketa
street, was arrested upon warrant
sworn out by Proprietor Kellogg, Of
the stables, upon the charge of forg-
cry; was arraigned before Justice
Webster this morning, and bound
over 20 the grand jury, In default Of
bail, which was fixed at $500, schrin-
er was remanded to the county jail to
await his hearing by the grand jury
and circuit court II is understood,
however, that he intends 20 enter a
plea of guilty to the charge, and Will
waive examination. sohriner is spe-
cihoally charged with having uttered
a forged note upon the Northwest
Bridge Company IN the sum OF SIS In
payment for damages incurred upon a
busy, the property Of the Red Front
livery stables.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-28
ACTING GOVERNOR
B0WERMAN IN TOWN

Acting Governor Bowerman and
Secretary Pat" Macarthur came up
from Portland this morning. Both
were happy over the political situa-
tion, Macarthur saying some of the
best men in the state were among the
defeated Bowerman returned to
Portland this afternoon on the 1920
Electric.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-28

T. B. McCubbin, of Eugene, Ore
gon, was in the city today inquiring
for his old friend, VIM. Howes, for
merly of Hanock county, Illinois.
Mr. Howes has located near Salem
and Mr.. McCubbin has recently Wis
tied his brother in Illinois and
would like to meet Mr.. Howes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-28
Benson Coming Home

Governor and Secretary of State
f. W. Benson, who has been under
going a course of X-Ray treatment
at San Francisco, California, the
past few weeks for a semi-cancerous
growth upon the face, left San Jose,
Calf, upon his return to Salem,
Monday evening and is expected to
arrive and re-assume the duties Of
his offices tomorrow morning.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-28
License 20 Marry

"
A marriage license was issued by
County Clerk Allen late yesterday af-
ternoon to Carl f. Hager, of Port
land, aged 23, and a locomotive fire.
man by occupation, and to Miss Lucy
Chestnut, aged 19, and a resident of
Liberty, near this city. 1t was un-
derstood that the marriage was to
have taken place last evening at the
home of the brides parents, at Lib
erty.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-28
IL VIII Last

No doubt "A Stubborn Cindarel-
la" will have more than the usual
one or two seasons of pleasing the
lovers of musical comedy OF quality,
and the chances are it may please
generations of theatre-goers who are
yet in the rsery, Long life to
"Cindarella," and may she prove a
bonanza to her manager, Charles A,
Goettler. ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-28
Pay Your Taxes

Time for paying the last half of the
years taxes expires Monday night
next, and II you delay until Tuesday
morning both delinquency penalty
and interest will be added to the
amount you have 10 pay. Tax money
has been coming in rapidly during the
past week, but IL the day of payment
was put of until It was coincident
with the Day of Judgment, there
would be some coming in the next
morning, and growing because they
were penanzed. Don't forget it. Next
Monday is the last day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-28
Here Is Something Good

Here Is something Good
4s acres adjoining o. & e. track
at Waoonda station. IL acres In
English walnuts, 16 acres cleared,
balance In brush; S165 per acre.
$4,000 down, balance in terms TO
suit. 1t will pay you to see ME
about this, Homer H. Smith, Room
8, Mccormack Bldg, Phone 90.
9-1O-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-28

WIRELESS & r. r. TEL
egraphy! Shortage of fully 1C,-
600 operators on account OF
S-hour law and extensive "wira-
less developments. We operate
under direct supervision Of Tele-
graph officials and positively place
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