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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-10-05

For an hour the colonel had talked
practically without interruption. Half
a dozen questions by Senator Clapp
started him, and thereafter there was
no opportunity for questions. Col.
Roosevelt talked along, choosing his
own subjects, stopping now and then
to go through his papers or to confer
with Mr.. Loeb and occasionally turn.
ing to the committee with an earnest
us that quite clear?" He gesticulated
frequently when he declared that
corporations had contributed to both
democratic and republican funds in
1904.
Tho Archbold.P enrose Case.
Nov, wish to take up the tssti.
mony Of Mr.. Archbold and Senator
Penrose," said Col Roosevelt. He
paused to look at some memoranda
and an air Of expectancy settled over
the room
II wish to call your attention to
this fact in connection with the state
ment of Mr.. Archbold as in the case
Of Mr.. Hartman. Each testified he
got no improper consideration from
the administration. Mr.. Archbolt and
Mr.. Hartman, alike, complain not that
the administration did what 1t ought
not to have done, but that the admin.
istrstion refused to do what it ought
to do. Mr.. Archbold and Mr. Fiarri-
mans complaint is that they got
nothing from the administration.
"Mr. Archbold testified that Cor
nelius N. Bliss, who is dead, attempted
to blackmail him and that knew OF
it. | don't for minute believe Mr..
Bliss tried to blackmail him; II he did
knew nothing Of 1t.
"And had the assurance OF Mr..
Cortelyou over the telephone again
yesterday that such contribution
was not made. / want to call your
attention to the testimony of Messrs.
Archbold and Penrose against them
selves. Mr.. Penrose testified that he
advised Mr.. Archbold to have the
Standard Oil company submit to the
blackmail and that he did it to pre-
vent being subjected to hostility from
certain sources. They could mean
hostility only from myself, the attor-
ney general or the commissioner OF
corporations.
"They could incur my hostility only
A
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Eggs-Steady. 22c.
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or tno newspapers LHdLssstEe carrying
comments on the supposed fact that I
sent for Mr.. Archbold," said Mr.. Roose-
welt, "are commenting on the fact that
also sent for socialist, MIR. Bruiore
to help me draw up my platform.
"As to Mr.. Bruiore," he added,
ehuckling, "they we're right"
John L., and Nelson Mentioned.
IF there Is any man from whom
think can get anything Of value to
the people will send for him. have
sent for trust magnates and prize
fighters. have sent for John L. Sui
Ivan, Battling Nelson and DR.. Lyman
Abbott" he added with a laugh that
brought response from the crowd. III
ever find my virtue is so frail 1t
won't stand being brought In contact
with trust magnates, labor leaders, or
anyone else I'll get out of public life."
Ibid you say you sent for John l.
Sullivan?" asked Senator Paynter
with a smile. 81 thought he was q
has-been and did not know YOU were
in that class"
"Well, as to Sullivan and Nelson,
think they came to see me-" he said,
sullivan was big man and good
man. I think they came to see me
themselves the colonel said, ION
some questions of great public
policy"
Here burst of laughter rang out.
"Of course there may have been
some personal interest in it," he added
laughingly.
Defends Reference to practical Men,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-18
DISTRICT CONVENTION
Of EPWORTH LEAGUE

The district convention OF the Up
worth League will he held in Guthrie
next Tuesday and Wednesday, May
l2lst and 22nd,
The convention will assemble at
the West Side NJ Il. church at >
e clock on Tuesday morning. The fol
lowing splendid program has been
N epared
Tuesday, May 21
9 a. IN. peYotional--Rey. II. Butler.
9:15 a. m. Ron call OF delegates
Miss Madeline Harding.
9:30 a. m Address of Welcome
.Ralph Bryan.
Response Rev custer
10 a. m. A Ideal Presidcnt-C. u.
Meade.
1880 a. m. Relation of League to
Aissions--Rev McWtlliams.
II a. m. Selaton Of the League 10
the Church Mrs. H. 1t. r. Pohl.
ll:30 a. m. Business session tal Ap
rointment OF committees, (b) Mis-
ccllaneous
2 .. Observation-Disclosures Ne
Clure
2.l5 p. m. Spiritual Life {. S. Me
Creight
2:f5 p. IN. Model League Meeting
C. H. Parrick.
3:15 p. m Visiting hour
3:t5 D. m. Sentence Suggestions
Meeting-C d. Meade.
4:l5 p. IN. Something to do in the
Department OF Mercy and Help Mis-
loona Wagner
y. m. Lecture Rev. Gordon.
9:15 u. m.- Reception by West S.de
League.
May p
SIS a. m. Foreign Missions Miss
Frovne
S;l5 a m Social and Literary Work
Ct the League Marley Smith
9.l5 a. m. Trip to University.
Noon
/ p m Devotional Stark
lis p. m business Sessions. (a1
Chapter report; (bl Committees; (cl
Election.
p m. Bible study Prof GoodeH.
2:20 p m. Junior League Work
Miss Ethel Shaklcc.
Solo Mrs Cole
3 p. m. possibility Of Individual
leagues to District Officers f.. =
Rankin.
$40 D. m. Tithing Peter Parker.
ia D. m. PRAYER Service.
80 p. m Song Service and Deyo |
ionals.
8 u m Evening of music
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IF YOU HAVE A KICK
COMING, MAKE IT NOW

j Notice is hereby given that the
county board of equalization viii
meet on the FIRST Monday OF juno or
tie purpose of equalization OF the
taxes Of thr county.
Any person who max think him
self aggricyed by the assessment of
his property shall have the right to
appear before the board for the pur
pose Of having the assessment OF his
property adjusted on the following
dates:
Taxpayers Of Orlando, Bismark and
Marshall townships, ana the towns Of
Marshall and Orlando on June 4th.
1912.
Taxpayers Of Oak View, Rosohill
9nd Mulhall townships and the towns
Of Mulhall and Lowell on June ;, 1872.
Taxpayers of Lawric Woodland
and Crescent townships and the town
Ct Crescent on June 9Th, 1872
Taxpayers Of Cedar Iron Mound
and Guthrie townships on June eth
1912.
TAXPAYERS Of Spring Creek Seward
and Springer townships and the towns
oi Iockridgc. Nayina and Seward on
June Sth, 1872
Taxpayers Of Antelope Bear Greek
and Springyale townships and the
towns of Langston Pleasant VALLEY
and Meridian on June 10th 1912
Taxpayers Of North and South CHM
arron and Iowa townships and tho
towns of Coyle, Goodnight and Icon
lum on June II. 1912
Taxpayers of the city of Guthrie on
June 18th and 18th. 1912.-E. j o.
John O'NeiL S. J. Favor,
board Of equalization q Log coun.
y; c. II. Lee, secretary
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GAGGED BY
GINGER IN
THE FIFTH
BONEHEAD PLAYS OF SPAS
GIVE LAST G. A ME- TO
REEDS SUNSHINES

Friday game was gruelling. It
vas friGhtful-- horrible, In fact too
terrifying to work up the details.
Things went rather smoothly until
the fifth, when the Spas aeroplaned
for fair and the Anadarko bunch
trotted of with the cheese
Ginger Lyons was the cause Of
il all. His bOnehead work was amaz
itg lie maneuyered like a pile driv
er. Moneymaker did great work;
Tooley was out OF luck After the
slaughter too late TO do any 9o0d
Ginger Lyons was taken from the
initial pot and Lcuttke went in
II was an amateur bah game Rice
did fairly well, but his support VAS
rotten.
LYONS has been released and none
loo soon Leuttke should be planted
permanently on the first bag and
Noneymakcr given the management
Two good pitchers are needed No
one Is interested in tho details Of YES
terdaNe game Tho score was T. TO
2--and could have been more To-day
Oklahoma City is taken on.
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WOULD
BE SSMAN.

Another candidate for congress
siona representative at large has
filed with the stale election board
He is Frank Adams of Ardmorc,
democrat Others who filed arc
Earl Wayne whitney. of Wewoka.
a democrat, for preventative from
Seminole county, and Wash Hudson
OF I.awton. democrat for state
senator from the seventeenth dis
trict
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F aVorcd Laccs.

7 dVorCd LaccS,
Ratine continues to sell freely.
particularly u bands from three to
seven inches wide. says the Dry
Goods Economist in last weeks
issue This lace is largey employ
ed in the making Of mnlcs or N
trimming lingerie dresses and ra-
tine coats and SUITS Considera le
quantities are also being distributed
over the counter
Macrame is easily holding its own
with ratinc. and in some sections it
is given preference. Macrame is OK
pected to occupy a strong position
for fall
postage staTps for sale 1T the
Racket. Open at nidht.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-18

The Leader book department now
aS in stock the new township and
choOl district warrants and warrant
registers Every district and town.
hip must use thA new form OF war
kantA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-18
Subject: Alarms Call
Everybody welcome.
CAPT. J. A. NJ RTiN
con andlng Officer

When you don't advertise nobody
novs that you arc doing business,
nd II won't be long before youn MOI
now II yourself.--Newspapcrdom
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How TO Sell Things That Are !
"FOR SALE!h

Y Write your For Sale" ad y
y SIMPLY stating every detail =
< about the article that YOU would Y
x want an ad to give You if you 3
y were anxious to buy something :.
- of the kind yourself. Give a ;.
x little thought to the selling .
y points" about the article, and :.
=: put THEM into your ad. Then q
Y run the ad MORE THAN ONCE, y
Y If that is necessary 1t may be :.
y or 1t may not be. Y
I: J.
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Congregational Church

Corner Sth ana War1er.
Sunday school H:l5 a. i"
Preaching II a. m
The morning service viii be The
Cgular communion service.
Christian cndeayOr J:45 8" M
Regular evening service at p. m
LlDA NJ. HARRl"K Pastor
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.

Minneapolis at Milwaukee.
ST Paul at Kansas Clty.
indianapolis at Louisville
Toledo at Columbus.
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First preshvteriar Ch.rch

Rev. w. A Coodel will occupy the
pulpit at the First presbyterian
church both sunday morning and
cYcptng.
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Tho west Side Methodist

Sunday school - N
Preaching II a IL.
Subject. "Christiau Hospitality"
JUNIOR league 80 p. m
EpWortb e. que ":30 u N
Preachin- $50 p, N.
Subject. Fear.
II W LEWIS. Pastor.
T~in,,5 EpiSc Ipal itur~h
30G +. NOBLE aycAuc.
Rt Rev. Nr. Brooke. bishop
Rev a Is. l.ichola9 rector
Sunday after Ascension day
Hoty commminn 1880 H.
Sunday = hoe. AS a. m
Evening prayn" and selnon 10.
Special music, decorations ana ser
ron.
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BASEBALL NOTES. r.
p

OH That awful dfth.
Who is the Jonah"
Blueiacket always shows
Sucker sure covers second sack
Ginger Lyons was released Good
Wtach us clean them thar scna-
tors
Womack will show en- sometime
today.
Erisman is utilit> man and makes
good
So Chick Louttkc viii play first
Likewise good
Gilbcrt tried TO cover too much ter
itorA YESTERDAY.
e>maker PLAYED his fayorit}
position Yesterday
Oklahoma city viii play amateur
bali when they lose their franchise.
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N rilst Baptist ChuIch
Corner V'pe and Noble.
Bible school, 9.l5 a. m
Junior Union, $3.50 p. IN.
b. Y. p. ~. Z p. III.
Services as usual
At p. m part Three" OF Tiasots
Paintings on the Lille Of Christ
r y MANSFIELD. as,or
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-18

Christian Church
Corner Ash ana Noble
Bible school 9:I5 q, IN.
Sermon / / n IN,
Subject: "Thc Advancing King
dom.
Junior Endearor q y. u.
Endeavor aociety Z p. H..
Sacred concert p. m.
Every ybody invited to the concert. A
hee.wiil Offering win be made
S. ] WHITE, paS,or
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BOX SCORE

@Relieved Dooley IN sixth inning
@$Erish took Moneymakers place
in right field in eth inning.
"**Luettke relieved Lrons at
frt base in Eth
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING OF TIE TEhtls

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RESULTS YESTERDAY
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Chicago at BOSTON.
st louis at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
cleveland at New York.
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OKLAHOMA STATE LEAGUE

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-28
DIED.

the home of her son, six
miles south of Salem on the Pringle
road at o'clock Sunday afternoon
October 27, 1912, Mrs. Mary Ann
Robins, aged So years, 10 months
and is days.
She leaves three sons to mourn her
loss. They are Winwood and William
r., of Salem, and James H. of Taco
ma. Her husband died about 26 years
ago
The deceased was born in Berkshire
England and came to America in 1869
settling first in Virginia, and after
wards moving to Chicago. From
there the family came to Oregon, anC
settled on the farm where she died. il
I1S7i.
The funeral will be held from thu
residence at II o'clock tomorrow af
ternoon, and interment will be at Twil
Oaks cemetery, Turner
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-28
Is Shy Of PamnhIets.

Secretary of State olcott has found
that the 100000 initiative and referen-
dunn pamphlets which were issued sew
eral weeks ago for the benefit of yot-
crs fell short of the number required.
To remedy the difficulty the office
wrote the Portland postoffice asking If
there were not on hand at that office
copies that could not be delivered on
account Of removals Of patrons, deaths
and other causes, and that If there
we're, could they not be returned to
the secretary of state, The reply re-
ceved today was that there are about
2OOO Of the pamphlets, They will be
received by Secretary Olcott this after
noon and distributed about the state,
other Of the larger offices in the state
have also been written to requesting
that they distribute to whoever is in
need Of such Of the pamphlets as they
have not been able to deliver Hun
dreds of copies Of the pamphlet are
also in demand by curious persons in
all parts Of the United States.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-28
NERSONAL n
+ PICKUPS X
Miss Ella McMunn, of Quinaby, is in

Miss Ella McMunn, of Quinaby, Is IN
the city,
A. G. Magers was in WoodbuTn on
business yesterday
w. W. Anderson left this morning
for a weeks stay in Roseburg'
Robert Ankeny, of Ankeny Bottom.
returned from Portland this morning
ever the Oregon Electric
w. II. odell, formerly Of this CITY,
and at one time clerk Of the state land
board who has been in the city for the
rast two days, left for his home at
ortland this forenoon,
Rev. A. R. Laudy spent Sunday in
Salem, and preached at the United
Brethren church morning and evening
Mr.. Laudy formerly resided here, but
now lives in Philomath, for which
place he left at 10 o'clock this fore
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Hall, daughter
and grandson, of Portland, are in. the
city for a few days visit with friends
and relatives,
Geo. w. Baynard. of Hultt, was in
the city this forenoon having business
at the county clerks office.
Mrs o. H. Collins, of Red Bluff, CAL
arrived in Salem last night and is Wis
iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs VIII
F. Skiff, on Fairmount Hill. Mrs. Col
Inns is Mrs. Skiff's aunt.
Mrs, Collier, of Roseburg, is visiting
for few days at the home of Mrs.
viii F. Skiff, on Fairmount Hill.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-28
FREE,

At 1920 today an alarm was turned
in at the fire station from the corner
Of Summer and Union streets. The
department made the run to the loca-
tbon designated, but found no fire.
Attorney Guy o. Smith received a
telegram yesterday announcing the
death in Selma, California, Of Mrs e.
A. Porter, formerly Ida Higgins, Of
Zena, Polk county, at that place at
1G:45 in the forenoon, Mr., Smiths
mother, Mrs. S. A, Smith, left for Cali
fornia at $3.50 this morning to attend
the funeral, which will be held at the
place Of her death.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-28
RORN.

the family home at
SCOTS Mills, Monday, October 21
1912 to Mr.. and Mrs, c. j. Thomas,
q son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas formerly lived
here, Mr.. Thomas having been engaged
as bookkeeper at the Salem Woolen
Mills store, and both are we'll known
here. where they were prominent in a
social way
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-28
Working Over Time.

State Labor Commissioner o. p,
Hoff has returned from Crook county,
where he went to investigate reports
that the county court was violating the
eight-hour law on public works. Mr.
Hoff states that the charges are well
grounded, and he left the matter in
the hands Of the grand jury for furth-
er investigation. The court claims to
the commissioner that it was paying
the laborers for working overtime.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-28
EIks, Attention.

The Great Raymond, who comes to
the Grand opera house Tuesday and
nights, will be entertained
at the club rooms with a smoker and
banquet Wednesday evening after the
performance. All Elks are requested
to attend. Mr., Raymond is a member
of Decatur, ILL.,, lodge, A big time is
assured.
pOV pIrCKNCHAM H. Y
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-28
.I9CM
.NF91G

can fix that stubborn watch OF
clock. c. T. Pomeroy,
Unslghtly shoes made nobby by r.
vim, the sole doctor" 473 State st.
Right goods, right style and right
prices. Stubbs, the tailor.
A nice, quick shave at the usual
price. Davis barber shop.
Storms and cold defled by our high
cuts. Reinharts.
Everything for "our baby" See I'M
perial Furniture Company's WINDOW
Good bargains in jewelry? Surest
thing you know. c. T, Pomeroy,
can mend anything resembling
shoe. irwin. 473 state street,
Winter made a pleasure by wearing
our high cuts and heavy shoes. Rein
harts.
Cots, carriages, chairs and, in fact,
babys entire outfit. Imperial Furni-
tLre Co.
Next Wednesday Goth, Halloween
party at Darcy hall. Be there il you
wish to enjoy yourself. lO-2S-"t
make your harness to order and
from the very best California oak tan
leather See me before ordering, f.
l. slffer, 1877 South Commercial ST.
Alfred d. Clark and Albert I. Loeb
will speak in the interest Of the Pro-
gessive party at the Grand opera
house Thursday evening, October 81,
o+orm 1O-2S-4t
Some ideal lawyers offices, Thirty
Yards from the court house, but four
blocks from the supreme court cham
hers and state library Hubbard build
ing. corner state and High streets
Offices for rent Modern, new build
ing lust completed Heat, lights, and
water Ianitor and elevator service
For rooms inquire John Bayne, 34l
state street, or call at Hubbard build
ing. corner State and High streets,
Mrs. August Kehrberger who re-
Gently had the misfortune to fall and
break her ankle, is improving rapidly
and will soon be able to move about
her home. Mr.. and Mrs Kehrberger
are now residing on East State street
in their new home which is a credit to
that section Of the city.
No opinions of the supreme court
will be handed down tomorow'o ac-
count of the absence Of the court IN
Pendleton, where court is now in ses-
sion, and because a week from to-
morrow is election day, no opinions
will be handed down that day. though
there may be a passing down of deci-
sions the following day
The following articles Of incorpora-
ton were filed today in the office of
the secretary of state: American Gas
olne Co., Portland $15O,OOO; H. Kan
& Co., Portland, 10000; Deadem
Apple Co, supplementary; Liberty
Fish & Packing Co., Portland, $4,000,
No politics in it, Republicans, DEM
ocrats. Prohis, Socialists, Bull Moos-
ers. Surfragists and suffragettes who
have viewed it all say that the Elec-
tric exhibit in Lockwoods window at
PIC North Commercial is the clearest
demonstration Of the great saving eff.
iected by using Shelby Mazda globes
ever given in Salem. See it.
If any person having yenison in colo
storage after the season for deer hunt
ing closes Is able to prove that thu
meat was procured during the opel
season he may keep It in his posses
sion unmolested, according to an opin
ion given out Saturday afternoon b
Assistant Acknowledgement DeLonG
The opinion was given out in reply I
an inquiry coming from Deputy Gam
Warden Johnston, of Grants Pass
n--u-u-su--u-u----uuu-zr---l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-28
RORN.

POTTER,-At the family home on
Hickory street, Monday, October 2S,
1912. to Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Potter,
n son,
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STATISTICAL. *
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MARRIED.

SLUSSER,-At the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
James N, Slusser, at 3OS North
Twenty-fourth street, Sunday, Octo-
Der 27, 1912, at 1 o'clock p, m, Miss
Leone Slusser, Of this city, to Mr..
Otto Leroy Skofstad, of Portland,
Rev. Henry r. Babcock officiating.
Miss Slususer is a popular and
charming young lady of the Capital
City and the groom is foreman for the
Pacific Lock Joint Sewer Pipe Co., and
it was while serving his company in
this city that an acquaintance was
formed that ripened into love.
The newly-weds left yesterday for
Portland, where they will make their
home.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-28
W. II. DAIrymple.

Democratic nominee for state repre-
Give him your vote, you
will not regret it. 1O-2S-7t-Paid ADV,
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x NEW TODAY. x
x X x * X X * x x * X x x X 4;

PARTNER WANTED-With $4,000 to
$4,000, who will take half interest in
the best paying business in Salem.
If you want an investment to help
yourself, and help Salem grow, in
vestigate this. For information ad-
dress Hustle, care Journal. l0-2S-3t*
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-28

NEW MODERN Groom flat for rent,
furnace heat, electric light and gas,
near high school, G6O N High. Phone
1896, or Farmers J67. 10-25-3t-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-28

MEN WANTED-On Twelfth street by
Arenz e. Son. l0-263t"-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-28

WORK Misunderstanding roof gut
ters, calciminng, wainscoting clean
ing, miscellaneous work. Phone $50,
CARRIER Bros. 10-2S-6t*
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-28
WE WILL MAIL YOU $1.OO

for each set Of old False Teeth sentua'
Highest prices paid for old gold' Sill
YER, old watches, broken jewelry and
precious stones. Money sent by return
mail. PhiIa. Smelling & Refining CO'
established 20 years, 1863 Chestnut ST.
Philadelphia, Pa. To Dentists; We will
buy your gold filings, gold scrap
and platinum. Highest prices paid
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-28

ACCOUNTING AND AUDITING
Books opened, balanced closed; new
system installed; profit and loss
statements prepared Terms rea-
sonable. ], w, Asbeck, 1858 Che
meketa street, Main 1924.
10-26-2t-%
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-28

FOR SALE-Good work team, wagon
and harness. Inquire at 1873 North
Commercial street, Salem 1O-26-5t*