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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-09
For Good Photographs

the kind that you can refer 10 years hence
tso to Foster 6. liz North Ninth Street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-09

Calvary Baptist-Rev. Ryland knight. 7
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-04

benz Stiid .Mp Darling" beIddftist
fpar, bat iih NIT Dem tnbiT9en 5iirs
ften Rd1ir aii &dn perhetratbet uno 1T
oaour6 cine Der reihiten 5rauen Der
Welt qetporben, ba Der 5iirIt iiber Elm
Germ0een bon mebreren bunoert MiIs
ltDnen Dollars perfiigen iou. Gr BAT
ibr als 0onSeitSgeIfent Elm 8rillan=
ten 8iabem fir / 1,5OO.O00Mort bar
gebrutt. Der 6iirit lift 26 Sabre oft
unb bolt ijh ieit 3tpei 5abren tn2ons
Don ouf. Gr fab bier feline jeBi0e8als
tin i'm Ibedtsr unb perliebte iih iofprt
in lie. Seine Satin 1T iebt IS Sabre
alt unn bat natiirlin iofprt Don Der
8iihne ibren lbihieb genommen, "a
iie nur nod eini9e Monate in gonoon
bletben min. um odnn tbreu @dtten in
bds Wunperlano Snbien 3u begleiten.
Ger 5iirft Bot tbr elm poIats in 2ons
bon getduft, in benz iie fid oufbdIten
1perber, tpenn lie auf einiae MPonGte
nah Gnglano tonlmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-04
Gcrfauf bpn Ginciuuatier gpnos.

8erfie3eIte @Rgrbote pgoeu enD
ceaeuaenoHnten III Der GffiCe oes auntfurs ber
ciabt cincinnati. Stcai Ctio Bic ~ ubr g;tt.
! Tags aH IL; Wsdr3 1910. fir ben grtau' bon
/ 5000 10000. Eicis &Gabe finn umbeitrucrbar
uHo fueroe1 ausgegebeu behuis anfnaffuno eis
nesEoHos 'iir Die ylIsbebUIrg uu5 2eybeferunq
Der Ieetaeu G5a''ecnerie Der StdSt Cincinnati,
lnter bet IGtorttat bon getiion Zs35 Der gleots
oltieh >tailieu bes St2aies Gtto. tnh feTnev
unier guiorttdt ben SeitoueH 1899 bic 8848
tHtlnHee bon benz GrHeruirGu0er aeE Eiaatgs
5elo, NIB AHteC urb tn ue0cretu'iIUITng init
SrbsHo1E $50. 1,et6 pafiri bpm Siabiraib Der
stnnt cincinnati, Sida! Eeto, am "a. JarHar
Diefe @onts ,perbeu eatIrt fein bonn
w2or8- 1910 uuo iino BGbIbar arpcnsp Sabre
Hd6 Gaium III Der IHterlcgn Rational STbaape
5dnt, 9eip Dorf GIN. geiu goyt. ieesr &oHb
ptro Die SHrlIHe bon $4,000 reyrdfeUttren uHo
4tu'en trageH 4ir HaIe bon bier 4ro5eut pro
S-L- SnblpC- 5abidbrIi&.
Ne'agts SOHos lperoeH On ben bodi.eu una
ne'ien gicier far uifti neRtaer uIs beTeU Bart
petIp uHo Den au'9eldETeHeH 3tns1 bFria!i't
anssoote touren auF bic aau8e ober irgeno et.
ellie sIupe5oie mil'ieu auf gebrudieu Spru1uIL>
rem UeI1e BON oe1H aabttBE neicieri
foerbeU aAsgefeTtigt igin uub bte gn,
5ahl Der &oEos, Cf pe!1e acsoteH !Jurbe onpc>
Ben. fou!e ben 05eiGmmt5eirug teS aReeb0is
nebf oeU auT1elaufs1Pn SlH'eu BON Datum ber
9oHos tts 5um 1ualm per gbueieruHg. @us
arGsbote mGtien begei!ei fetn ron ciHeut 1eritft.
btrteH G5ec. 3Gblbar on grgrit Ron Pareeu gIs
b'tur, f!ir 8 8rcseut oes %etraqes Der Bombs
GuT be geboteH rDurbe Sas Re&t, irgsreein
ooet aue aHgehoie oH berlrTien, Yuirb borbes
bebnIieR.
aue gHasbote 71i''eu oerrieaeIt unS pusorfrf
lefH Guf eet auBen'ette bes Goubccts: .gios 'sr
g3aierlporfs 9ouos"
6rrrgor aQraer,
lI1o,23H sGotfoT oer Staot Cincinnati.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-04
Jlnaebpte fir Spnos.
GinL6iuus aDR pitrprusertiesu nreiItf.fiiuiJt
SABRE lnutcnoen Suuoe ccr Staot
Ntnetunati. Chin.

Gfe Iruitees bes GiiguraszISoubs Der Stabt
Cincinnati LnoeH Elm sum &dui bon elmer Mi.'
itcH Observation-Disclosures 2pgEr5 t$I.luu UDO)
nierpro5eutlge $1,000 SpupgR EGH63 BET betGGs
ten Stabt neide uGsqeGeUeu meTheu fruit Der
Stdtuien bon Gbo Die LriiiteeS oes Ellauugss
tSuno5 erHl0drQeuo SIR &GasGbe bon EoHas
hehtfs GiuIoluua Ger bcrhtrieu GCtulb All etEer
nieorIGeren ,tn5yate. Die Bombs limb bnttrt
/. april 1910; fGutg 1. Iprtl 1860; einI0eaur.
nab gSunfh aer Siabt, nm l. April 1Sa0
Seoes anqeopt uuB fhri'tlh ictu c:f &C.
orudter GurIHuiareu, neltbe bon ben hcfdQiet
IrE'tees peliefcrt DCroeH. uHtcr3etdbuet bon
benz Goriniaaeabcu NIB abeeIIe'crt pcrbeH
IN Der Office ber beiuGten Iruitees cC5
llleuHgssiSoHos in bet StabtbaIc, Cincinnati.
nm ooer por fZ lltr Ddttup& am EieHitGp, heI
Is, Dtdr3 1910 AIIo miiiicn begIetfct fem oor
einem 5ertift3irten Gbcd bon stpci BroBcHf oes
fir Die Bombs geboteuen BaripertbeS zubLbar
auf AtfueI'ulG Der betagteU Iruilecs beS GtIs
ainassiSonos obne gcoiHqungeu uuo at sjebcH
IN elmer Gnfprportr!eu gSunf oecr <ruit Gpfus
pafnie. in ber StGht Cincinnati gcCurR.
2ie Bombs mileH abceliCeri mn beSublt
meroeu III Der Etfte be- &ru'iec5 6cs ItlGaup5.
5Sonos Der Staot Cincinnati. chic. Gm ] gprtL
1910 3tulf6en 5p0t u0r ZQtiitug5 EHb brei lhr
Ruchmttdps
Tte 5rufiees bebdIfeu fjd ba8 9tett bor. IL
geuoetH ODER ale 8ulgbgie su oerneg'gn
heiue NHgebpte ruerheu beru9It1llct ucar fie
fir mentGer ais ben iiIr bic Bombs ceboter2p
Barlpertb nebit ben luigelmifeulH Sin'Cu Iaus
ten, ooer Deun 'te mot flaT GusgearAdt ooer
Mot ftrttt nit ben 8seaiHguugeH oe5 @er,alfs
libereuliimucn iiher rUelCbe bon oeu S2!Ieiar
AAstuHI esldngt lDeCheu fam
L o 7 n Q It ". 8 nj Ie. GCaithent
gttet; par!es & Z. 1reee e, Se!retdr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-04

Pennsylvania Transfer
Baggage & Express Go.

200 Stnf pfttb. nrb GEL mENta prtanit sers
Ten ihr aats ben 80 StaS pr Eac&t. um 9sum
IN ReneH tlr rHitrt Moirtnaesn 9se esnnne. Eits
it. NHh aad srtt urs braahsSte Ghtsrt; sEs
ef'talettHrf nab tinatrisn. atcabt aus her hdrtts
Mn Hreett otfpmmsn uue btrrt; tuH isiertlaen
Dehrau@. einipe si1;, Tahy @fcrbt, wtitt ppH
anisrtn datuieH btnuf' srurs,z, uuh ttntet Siu.
Ten .nti6t ittf beTH gu'aa' hsrletb,H Fhgfn sr
notitn easfr; tetnsr iresrstirt auksbi maen uHn
gtt6'rrsi efnierhs nnt sorssltt. lsidit une i4mue
Fttne 'ali6sr Trtiit ntrIarat uab keinebt tresnes
ttns S0arsCffeFft svirt bsruSs6ttet siIioisu In
Nbtiassitbta, Ritfskars wns GitSfisrs. iran
el2 Ct Rsarf etrass g,rrFrlrsna gasntoi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-04
Sarmeu Al, perkdufen.

1871 s:der am Ehio Slls meiiieUs GnGellanb,
aues ans gTce; isgc u3Hf4enapcr;b 'llr his
Eieb5uct cbrr 0gefse.5g SGufcr. Sdsus
ega uuo ole gIHbeucgaayhe: IIaciioH Go. ieyi
TN Eau; Sa.50o az Eg5iuElHaea.
EFvWCg.
II Hdsr reitee eberCe &gfh: fOJUC bffhaunle
eerase In ber @IiitgscG $4,000 aif @eotR.
ptlnaen: biefes III qeIate bgr 2reis bes Ebtfs
pdriens: bsri6eeerr cnhrrG. <5euee. Bi5
sgsaiH Efrabe In be- Gaut If
Saru bagn su nEriGu'ca; 10 aser ufti saus
un5 SheuHe; lpiirtF aEgsE 'iahitf6eE @ruHe.
eSeHibgm rer.Isi6gr sScns 0Im JTn.
4,g,s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-04
Rrinhplp Shaf,r,

IN alter Ron 48 Sabrcn. / 1sonat uub Ian
21e @eerbieuna fiubet hiatt bom Grauerbau'e
gag. 20. 26o9 ,jeliner giraffe, au SamIfuq ber
.. Dtar6, nm 2l2 rbC Rntutii!qpe, lposu Ser.
ipaHote uiIo tsreuHoe bof.ipf, etHGeIabeH ina
II Ten traarrnoen SlutrrrlsebtueH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-04

gattirc bon @erHbaro Ruf1s a. @eersiaunt
finbet am Sdriiaa ben 8. DSGrs 1910. dlor
GeHs ubr, bonn ragerbauie, s{0. ere Ruc
Ct StarisGas Sstgde eth ieierIt6es gPeout er
abgebaiien rir5.
II Gir tranertseu StnterbIirseaeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-04
Emrp Samntl 1erIIrr,

I'm elfer bon rs 9abren ura G wlonaitu Gle
SeeretGtha ttHhei itdii bonn ErausTbaufe ans.
am 5rcilGp, BEN 4. D2ars ar Z llbr gtnrJr1tts
lags. Gseyoiauug erthai
a4 lie tFanerHpeH SiusersIirsrusH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-04

Golthes REt6bc nit 3ifrgneru urA
Eian sur Hneb: muR 'tufl oerfaffi rpcrnen
81. ZOO. Nnnsufraarn rel ryrco Iute 4 Sobn
lo4 Oft Court Efpasr "a
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-04
Tcoes-An,ei9en.

StdJb aft Stenltun, ben !. 1,drs 1910, gdd.
mttidgS llbr 20 !utitater, nod fursem heiben
IN tbrer WebHuiia, 9to. l2e Oft Clifton 9tbetue
Girrkmniier. urarnhHlliffer iIffh Efninfffrr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-04

Sturb ON EtGtiigg. ben J. niars 1910,
absHos lbr - UtRuifr, in fstrrr gaubrtlI1;u.
70, 26e Of aubarg geeRIe. auIer tuntaa ags
l!gsteg Gaiie uHe gsairr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-04
Ihtobpr i0ittItr,

I'M stiier bon 50 GGbreu 8 Dlpnaien uuh "a,
cen, Tie &efrolaaHG frbet Gm Samllup, feu
Q. DtaEb 1910. Gtorpens ubT Don ber Ei
5raHeis b saiesaairte aug iiait. ;sreArbe
ituo b9fIidft eiHaelaecR Il.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-04
pbilominG SULLIVAN,


0eEieb!s @Gtf,T Bon = Eluiran Tts Hstrhir
ggUg iiuhct am Sguffaq, ben 9, gEdra 1910
liail unb plrh Gm s. Ilhr DloraeHs In her ct
gbl0mcn0sairtbe en EruurrgoiieAsienIi abae.
balieu ueCoeu; ErdItrIR- ppttmeHe aui 2lputaa,
zen Z. gtars. gtoTgeHs nm llhr. aB
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-04

EsiH trnmHch. ieerrsTclncs gther.
Gctn itcbciTeueS lEsuiTbers
G1lr gUs ctu tSiiiS. prn @ott aeaebeu.
iu0 eic9l Gyis 8iI ran blTnelmdrtS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-04
tuSwig Gid,horu,

IN Niter bon - ,yahrgu / UeoHnt lrub 8 Iuae,
3te Se!t Der SfeTo!gung 'ptro ip6ter befnurt aes
Bu1t. &aetefia I ihborn
Qet tDrothe Satin
II Hsbti angebpriasn,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-04
Marir Rufd)r,

ItcylenS 4 ilbr so 1rsi,tYfteu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-04

!Siarb ON Gnnneriine, ner 3. EpSdrs 1910, III
uer Utorgcns, urler gelieAer grabet, Stp1
pe- urfb frrSPI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-04
5phn Rihhfr,

(altie Bon Der her'totheneu glantba gihber. acn
9e6!eri tn Aiter bon 68 Ssdbrert uua G yGQcn.
Iie seerot9uHg fiinet ftait am Wnnias. hen Z.
4Elri. ltIH 8 llhr IEorgers. BON Zralieybaufe
20 2117 gIIaultus SiraBe aus nno ipirb nm,
= ubr IN Der q. 9pnaoeHturn-s etu fsiers
ltd'ee SoG0Ht abRebGiier fpnsa isreuane uaa
3fcloniote eingedoen ituo fon
II Ten fraaerneeu SiHerblisbenra.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-04
fuuifr IN. GIaushfior,

ACu 8tteERI
I'm ElIter bon - 5dbrea. IL gtpnaiea tnc 4
Gd0en. EG5 aeldluheadngitis 'tnbet ON Soms.
ide. ben 8. 9Fdr3 ntathuuitap@ 1 uhr, ppir
ltnueruottesoteuft III ecr 7rlttru Reuiid -sgrpt
Scthe on s91iHut 3trGBe. nubc o 5trdbe abs
ncbditeu tuttS. ir0iu glle Arrtpdnhtcu ftrcaHec
uRe GcfoHutrn hbflidfi einaelubei itrs ben
Gsu irsHtrHeea eiatrrtIsepeurr.
Refine glumcu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-04

Start am &onncIiioa osu g. gRHrs 1910, "a
.Einuien ndp ltbv miorpens, nublperfeben init
oen petltpeu ertefafgaIae1tefi lirfer aeitetiel
Salet, SttpicaerbaieI ano 9rosbater,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-04

@i1T5 AN 8pHuer'taa ben 8 Uldrs 1910.
WtorgeJs tItr 30 DGuateu. tu ibrer gsobu1it1
go 1929 Sill Etrgfe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-04
1erfanst: DienIf-9er(onar.

I al neu fir aTIesmtine 9ousarbeii; outer
SebH fletne s1gtiIle. 2sip EiaHtoH apeuae.
Agllfnt sins
Wl O b o. n fir alaemstne 9aasgybeit $3.50
Euruet Tbe.. IrpflbaIe
a56ir fiir FsczutItt: fein sanftneB uSer gA.
aelu, aa1sufraeeH i'm Sneiara ecisI. g..
maize @Im En
Sunie. nm In Der 8t1erei az artsftgn
Carlisle aec. arb gscune Ctr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-04

gatttper hon Eopbie Stenser, esb. fspan,.
2Ir sSeerbglEg ilHoei iluii an Eumitaa bel
.. glar3 am ubr Ia5mi!tags bonn Irouer-
R1ufe, s0 zga7 SeefWgm Sfabe auR ftait
Siifs, fene ghiIHeH &eereieuaa grtpaf II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-04

49, 80 'idTn GIN 3orner'tap, beu 8. Wlhrs 1910
aROrgeu8 ubr. in BET 8obunnq ieiner aef.
ieri ,praA Jo'epb o., SIeiH5iseT, 80. islI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-04

Siarb am GnHucrliaa, nrn g. ggar1 1910
AhSHtS AbT 80 Utnuien, mad firbeu prtoen,
~ lttner SS0PnlAG, 70. 2l13 gSRfi u1le Siras
SeraC!er. 0ruBoatcr ago Nraiber
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-04
Minna Sitinmeisr,

geb. T. Il uaHie,
a'itine ton 9enrh steiHmeiet. im glItes bon CT
,Sa5rsu. Eje 8eerogana fiHeei fiati an, E.1zns.
lag, zen D. @ldra, aim llbg aatmitiags.
II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-04

Stuk am -gdltrpot ben 2 MRdrs 1910 uu1
1890 lbt a6eHos. IN bteE g5stmlug &c, 1925
l1effsEU lbgrte -. ~~N
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-04
5teGen-&efu6e.

y drtner bsforgf Gdrtenmteit fir ulsoTcEl
Biasf. q. Ioih, 20i3 g9obQrpf Riaee.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-04
GbDarb Sttua,r,

9: 10 lbr DtpIaeus ~
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1eutf1sr miann i'm aIier Bon 80 aabrtn
aselftr. Boo On gibsrfn Ctr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-07
new TARIFF
PUZZLING
STATESMEN
Board of General Appraisers
to Hold Hearings In Differ
ent Parts of Country.

Washington, Jan. Tn the ad-
ministration of the new tariff law
as in all others, questions are con
stantly arising as to the proper clas-
sification of articles. For instance
there is now pending question with
relation to mems suspenders, which
might be imported under three diff
ferent rates of duty, according to
their quality, or differing construc-
tions of sections of the law.
Or all suspenders, whether made of
silk, wool or cotton, might come un-
der one rate as weddings. That mat
ter will be threshed out before the
board of general appraisers, and will
finally, undoubtedly, have to be set
tied by the courts.
Somewhat similar questions are
occurring all the time, and it is inn
portant to importers, as we'll as the
treasury. department, to have them
settled as early aspossible.
There are also questions arising
as to whether the value of a certain
lot imported goods has been cor
rectly appraised or not.
In both these classes of conflict be-
tween the importers and the treasury
department. the matter is always re-
ferred to the board of general apprais
ers in New York. In view of the
fact that these subjects of dispute
are continually occurring at all of
the principal ports of the country,
and that considerable inconvenience
and delay would necessarily arise by
their reference to the board in New
York, it is customary for that body,
as a whole. or by sending one of it's
members, very much in the same
fashion as justices of the supreme
court of the United States hear cases
in the districts over which they have
special jurisdiction.
With this end in view a regular
series of dockets has been drawn up
by the board for the hearing of cases
at other ports than New York during
the coming year.
The trial of such customs appeals |
will begin at 10 o'clock on the morn
ing of the day appointed, and i'm
Dorters and their counsel are warned |
through a circular issued by the |
treasury department, to be prepared |
TO proceed Immediately to trial.
The following are some of the |
ldleS SlSudleu ny Iue DOdIu Oh gen |
eral appraisers upon which cases will |
De heard at the different ports:
Chicago. February 2; April 6; May !
{ July 6 September Z; October 5,
md December z.
Los Angeles, May 26 and October |
n.
Portland, Oregon, May 1 A and Oc-
ober 15.
st. Louis, April II and Septem-
,er 70.
st. Paul, May Z and October s.
San Francisco, February TO- May I.
% and October 20.
Seattle May 12 and October 13.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-07
NapoIeOn's Grit

Was of the unconque able, never
say die kind, the kind that you need
most when you have a bad cold,
cough or lurs disease S"rrose
troches, cough syVups cod liver Gil Cr
doctors have all faI'ed. don't lose
heart or hope. Take DR.. Kings New
Discovery. Satisfaction is guaranteed
when used for any throat or lung
trouble. 1t has saved thousands of
hopeless sufferers. 1t masters stub
born colds, obstinate coughs,
hemorrhages, la grippe, crop, asth-
ma. hay fever and whooping cough,
and is the most safe and certain rem
edy for all bronchial affections, soc,
$1.00, Trial bottle free at ]. G. Per-
rvs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-07
A WORD WITH Mr.. JONAS.

One mr. Jonas" of Oregon City devoteS some space to
the editor Of this paper in the 0egonan of January g.
He refers to "or departing Senators Bourne and Cham
berlan."
He must be aware that one has four years to serve and
the other nearly six years,
The kayddS and kayddn'ts the haS-beenS occupying
the political beaCherS might as well leave Oregon,
Four and six years are a long time to wait for pie.
In the meantime the people will have something to say as
TO methods of political procedure,
Mr. Jonas cannot conceive of man who is United States
senator coming out "lat-footed" on anything.
The wise guys who chased office "a la convention never
had any convictions in advance of acton by convention
Whatever the committee on resolutions outlined was
''prinCiple" to them.
Mr., Jonas would probably accept anything that con-
Venion would dish up as gospel
Let It be remembered that an Oregon republican con-
Venon once diShed up "ree silver" to the faithful.
hey swallowed it and next time went to the gold stand
ard,
What did they care long the party got them fat
jobs.
Those days are past Mr. JONAS and you have got 10 do
your own thinking,
Make me PLATFORM put me on it. give me an office
and VI vote a straight ticket is thing Of the past
Men who want office have GOT to come out in advance and
tell the people where they stand
Hdng behind the skirts of the party to serve the 'inter-
eStS" is played out
In the meantime we shall try to locate Mr. Jonas of Ore
gon City,
Who is he2 What is his busmeSs2 What is his yiewpoin2
Why does he oppose the rule OF the peope2
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-07
PAN AMERICAN
CONFERENCE ONE
OF IMPORTANCE
Will Be Occasion of Mutual
CongratulatiOn to North and
South America.

Washington, Jan. T. Under the
| Initiative ofJDhn Barrett, director
of the Bureau of American Republics
and the most successful international
imbresario that institution mas
knoyn in its variegated career, the
] UnUeG States IS preparing 10 make
tie I an-Americap conference yii.
! is to be held III Rio oe JddniCo ~ Xt
| Bummer one of the most notable
! gatherings on this side or the At
! lantic. The delegates will go down
on a warship if congress can be pre-
y1tIed upon to provide an aDprO-
rriltion in time. Besides .;eIIv-
tl'y Meyer is planning a sprCia.
cruise of the cruiser squadron of
the Atlantic fleet which will take
the ships to Rio for the opening of
the conference. In the meantime
Secretary Knox and President Taft
are arranging a tentative list of dele.
gates to represent the United States
in order that there may be no delay
after congress has provided the
funds.
The Pan-American conference of
1910 will have many important sub
jects to discuss, the first of which
is the preparation for the celebra-
tionof the opening of the Panama
canal in 1913 Although this is the
project of the United States it is to
be an occasion for mutual congratu-
lation among all the North and
Bouth American countries, and it
is expected to be another means of
linking the interests of the United
States with all of Latin America.
The diplomatic significance of the
event is the more important in the
eyes of the world President Taft
and Secretary Knox will have an op-
not only of giving evidence
of the friendship in the United States
for the Latin American repcblics,
but of boosting the commercial pro-
gram of the United States in Central
and South America to the credit of
all countries concerned With this
event in viey it is desirable that the
wrinkles in the South American
should be ironed out as
soon as possible in order that there
ma be no uncomfortable enmities to
mar the success of the international
function.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-07
ACTIVITIES AT THE
BOHEMIA MINES

Operations in the Bohemia mining
district of this county have gone for
ward during the past twelVe-mOnth
in a most satisfactory manner.
Properties which have heretofore
shown meagre deposits have been
sufficiently developed to show strong
veins of gold, silver and copper
bearing quartz.
The eWst Coast Mining company
and Oregon Securities company
have shipped several thousand dol
lars worth of gold concentrates.
These properties have been produc.
ers for some time, but little has
been said regarding their output.
The Vesuvius Mining company
has done considerable valuable work
on the wagon road between the Ore
gon-Colorado and Riverside proper
ties. Several combinations on tun-
nels as we'll as great many cross
cuts have been made this year. In
the Ethiopian group owned by the
Nesuvious Mines company, high
grade free gold ore has been opened
The North Fairyiew group has
been and are being made in the
properties This property is under
new arrangement and bids fair 70
be q dividend payer in the not far
distant future.
The Brund properties have been
improved this year and a new stamp
mill has been installed. These own
erS have opened some very fine free
gold shoots. The properties will be
carefully worked during the coming
year
AN things considered, this has
heen the best year for improvements
that the Bohemia district has eXper-
fenced for some time Several new
investors have looked this way for
investments and successful mining
operators are al work in the camp
There Is no reason 90 doubt that the
| Bohemia mining district will prove
10 be the best camp in the North
west within the next two years
Modern machinery and scientific
mining operations are now found In
this camp. SO Il needs but short
time to prove that the black eye Civ
en- the Bohemia mining district is
surely 10 be overcome.
The operators and owners of prop
critics In this camp are entitled to
much more support than is common
~ given them for the determination
that Is shown by them in sticking 90
the work which has been knocked
I by ill-advised critics Bohemia will
make good. Eugene Register,
DurInr fQOQ Cottara Crova snanf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-07
OFFICIALS SHOULD PROTECT THE CITY.

After several blocks of the Streetca track on Ferry cteet
was laid was found it was not done according to con-
tract
The plans and specifications adopted by the city council
down.
The kind of track called for in the city franchise was not
being laid and committee was named to investigate
After it was all put down what could the committee do
but report on the facts
The city attorney who drew up the franchise made no ef
fort TO see that It was compiled with
The city engineer under whose department street work
done had not to that the plans and specifications
were enforced.
If officials who get good salaries from the city do not
that the city is protected in these matters who ShouId2
The aldermen and mayor get no pay and would as
if the Saared servants of the city should attend to such
matters
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-07
Pneumonia Follows a Cold

but never follows the use OF Foley's
Honey and Tar, which stops the
cough, heals the lungs and expels
the cold from your system.
lt Is a dangerous thing TO take a
cough medicine containing opiates
that merely stine your cough instead
OF curing Il. Foley's Honey and
Tar loosens and cures the cough
and eXpels the poisonous germs thus
preventing pneumonia and oonsump-
ton. Refuse substitutes and take
only the genuine Foley's Honey and
Tar In the yellow package. Sold By
J. @, Perry.