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The Greeley tribune., 1912-04-11

Tribune want ads will sell al
buy most anything.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-28
10 e0aW0oo lbW { nfE Co., e0aW0od sprh8, G.

Office Department cay that NO offices
viii bs moved - that they will come
within . quarter Of nile Of railroad
depots, and in the future Offices will be
located rs heretofore at the most con.
vsaisat place fee the public. II it ID
possible to locate new post offices With.
in = quarter Of . nile Of railroad de-
pots and still be eeavenieat to the pub
lie such locations will be made, say Dc.
partment officials. The interests back
Of parcel POST are strong, but they are
hardly strong enough to make Uneis
san move his post offices jsst for their
own eonveaience.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-28
NAVY D0N'1O ugoIUD0D
N RADCUl8 H0O8 0UIAD

There are . god many "Dss ts" n
the .ew parcels psst sss.!sEisaA ssas
Of then are inherited, it is tsse, frs.
former ststetes, bst sAditisaal stssss =
laid on thsn in tie Aev rsgahtisas Ter
the reason that tAs Increase in The Aiss
Of the parcels that caa - nsilsA.
makes II possible fer pstrsss vhs -
not familiar With the hv, - sseroaeS
. little On the danger lisA
Don't mail anything obscene, any ~
ticles intended for indecent o. inDssal
purposes; any otherwise nailabls srti-
cles which have on the wrapper any q
lineation or language Of libeleua, dc.
famatory or threatening character. Any
thing Of that character will be turned
over to the assistant attorney general
Of the United States, who will proceed
criminally against the sender.
Don't mail any intoxicating liqusfs,
poisOns, internal machines, isflannabls
materials, disease germs o. articles
which may injure the mails OF pefsoas
handling the same. Exceptions An
made - to poisoas and disease germs
when nailed by licensed physicians.
pharmacists, and dentists, but the o.
binary man must not attempt to send
them.
Don't send pistols or revolvera
whether in detached parts or otherwise.
Don Z. send live or Head aainsk o
poultry, except dressed and within ths
local zone. Evea dressed chickens eaa.
not be sent any distasee, and IL they
sheaA become offessivs tAs postnsstes
ean destroy then without Islsy.
Dont SD anything that has . oed
odor for 1t viii nst ee admitted, Sst
viii b innediatsly Destroyed.
UnnailaA3s natter that eaa Be hesd
by the psstnsstsr win - kept for this-
ty days. He will nstify tie sender fissl
and il ~ eaAnst b located, thsn tn
psrsea 70 whsa Il = aA1rssssa. II
nsitAes sssposl, thsa ths psstaasess
geasral viii b Aetifisd asl Ais iss&xuA'
tisos followed. 0ssA 0a4tse Wiu ~
b ss.t - H. 1seA lsttss s9lss ustil
- eedsssA
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-28

~ y - q ~ - - DD
- . ~ eias Uass - ~ ~
- Nv 10 lstes ysoR
- ~ ~ ~ hssaA lqpAfte
= ssiAA . GsssG ~ Assas ss6eeaND
st.h nsiAA isstAaA - ~ - -
nstsrial beaghs q hsnS fseo -
80 yes eaa ~ ssssssaahas ~ ~
s..litv ausY q - oaanA -
thas it = essay = ssss . ~ ~
Lars - - us1ssisi - ~ ysAs q
vesT. No. y - sssasV y Psss|
ln.h< bstehy sipSsrk - eeslte'
sted Pe1lk ~ EE
Build and buy for TIE fstsFs. ~ fse
nov. Have . littls Of ths - = ~
viii hst . loag tins, seqsiss 49, -
you need then, s.A have . Aesss tAsss
inside and osAsids, viil b sssviseA
ssettaaht.g - . ~ ssvias = ~
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-28

Cksaie Ceag1s ~ ceada
U6oo& v10oe0O Oa0 ~ Voansa
1AF11 sv1e eaAaA ~; NJ Snay VIA
~ GvUes0 = ~ ADWn - Vitality
IN tAa9 ooe6D - es10AD ~ . test-
hssl At
N0v hat \ ssassaGhss tAat he
SigAt way b esfs . eo1gA = = build
- yo0e stroaGfA a0iaf
Ma oaivA RarAaA, e Base Dur
-. n. c. says: Il tsak vinol TOR .
ehEoasc osagA which haA lastsd two
ysasa, aAA tie cough not only disap-
EseEsG. bit I s;,sE. Wy S,s sei--esassgtlt. i-sssgsl.
= we'll"
The reason vinol b % edlcacioss in
such cases IL because It contains in =
delicious concentrated form all the
medicinal curative elements Of cod
liver OIL, with tonic, bloodbuildin8
Iron addod.
CAreaic ooagAs aAA colds yield to
vl1el bsssnssrlt ballds - - weak
- UAAUWa svs1sA.
- - ~ ~ nsnav Haak ~
- = v1n1 - - - - - -.
|. = -
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-28
wAxfD-A sooaA1A

What every snail Aasriesn town sal
village needs nest = . 0oera4es wAe
BY systsnatic questioning will sst the
people to thinking. Stag consciousness
sad eenseisaee late astien, sad pss-
ssads then to sdspt new bssisess
ways. Il u not The meals Of the
country tswa and village people that
seea awaksniag (for thsir nerals With.
out exception are equal * ssperiss to
thess u city psepie) Sst tAe prosperity
and psrnsnsass sf tAs tswa ~ tAssst-
sesd ~ issstia, ssif-isAsssse a.a lask
Of hoas psiAe.
es . eesrstss il aesasl, not to 70
abost % tie great Greek did, per,
shabby and barefoot, stepping isdis-
crininateg in tie street and public
places to expound his wisdom, but 4
Socrates up-to-date-a nan who can
talk the subject Of Community Devsl.
opnent and put his thoughts in . mas
terfal way - Socrates did.
Community Development is the most
important work for country towns aad
villages today, and an exponent Of the
subject is needed in every town-ens
who can arouse the business men TO
action aad defense in fighting the nail
order and ki.ared evils in much the
sane manner q ths evangelist arooses
tie ehufeAss 70 attack noral wFeng.
There must Be N awakening snonS the
business men Of the eountsy town, snd
. Socrates il needed to bring it about.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-28
ADVICE 1oa You,so COUPLES,

The great mistake most frequently
made by young couples about to begi.
housekeeping is buying . vast quan
tity of household goods cheap in price
and poor in quality-the result of an
ambition to start with Everything.
The making Of . comfortable and
permanent home is . more serious mat.
ter and lower process. You are buy
ing not for . day but for . lifetime.
Don t try to do It all in day, Or =
week, or . month, o. . yesf.
HosssAelA gods that become hesss-
held gosds are acquired s'ewiy. EssA
artiels, 4. ~ hsos thas Aas grown In
stsad e jsst Aaspsssa, Aas IL sws
a1sssiatisa aAa dg1idsa.sA
WAsa - es0ia hsssshsspins, by .
fsw sssd tAiAp tAat viii last Bay
only the necessities Of Housekeeping,
by saly tAs bsst quality, asd bay tAsn
ealy after yoa Asvs suni,sd thea
a.d made ssrs that they are that qsal-
ity. Doat tell tie dealer to sead up
this or that but 60 down to the stor.
Esss;;s -f.&S izSast fSr ssvrself 44ssz,c az
things, don't buy the cheap trash ad-
vertised in the mail-o order catalogs that
you have NO opportunity to examine be
fore paying out your money for It
Be satisfied with = few things thar
will last You lifetime instead Of elut-
tering up your new homo with . lot ri
stuff that Yin. noitAer leak Ws0 nor
Weae ven
~ ~ tsrait1ss-6sW0 pissss
81 AdA0 (aAlvl Ysar ~ asssna
~ ~; - ~ Usal4 go; nspss
~ xAfis. .elss1GnA l1nAlDsveBAulyn
- - GA1q1ls = M - sasaq
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-28
HA,eous STAGE BsAur1Es

look with horror ON Skin Eruptions,
R3otehes, Sores or Pimples. They
doa'x have them. For all such troubles
uss Haeklen's Aflica Salve. It glofi-
fise tie faee. Exeellent for Eczema or
Salt RAsan, II cures sore lips, ehappej
ha1ds, eAiblains; heab barns, cuts aad
hssissa Unsurpassed for piles. &c at
OAo. D. BAsHao,.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-28
sou1pE1 Ixs1pxHox r.ornrY

I have . good, noderA s-rss0 brick
residence, located o. TIVE lots (ea the
eorner) On one Of the bese streets in
Boulder, Colorado. o. stFsst sss lils,
Z blocks frsa Intseas6aA, Z blseks
from state university pesPasssesy
sshesl Natural - fss ssskinG. Win
ssll q . baf0aiA - vssA ts.6s fs,
western sasps sasaA xAb = 0asa
~ sAsass ~ ss0s - Waaeise =
taks a1vas1aGs = ~ s1a1s uniselalv
Prssss4 sW1ae ~ slssaAal - 81
Assa q ~ ssivsa11v - . - ~
intRses - ~ vssAssa Sasps vs1s'
ssasiose tso1o = absvs 61im0se
4. J. D1CBD0o,
WaoUeea 0plnR Ola
Old paPsss foe als e tAis s9iee.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-28
Pu.Es PILES

PLEA PnEA PILES
WiliiAms' Indian Pile Ointment will
cure Blind, Bleeding AMI Itching Piles
Il absorbs the tumors, allays itching
=, once acting - poultice, gives
instant relief. William Indian P'ie
QissAaat prepared for pilss and
tssAiag q ~ private parts. sslA ~
oEisoa ne1 ~ and tl.oo. w
Ass NJ o, psseristors, CsssaeeA
1A. .ss
M0 ~ - y . rsskssa. -
- enn1nouA, ;. rs -
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-28
:<syEZSES WILL
Aov1n

Officials Of the Post Office Depart
nent 1t Washington have denied thu
report that postodiees in small towns
must all be within . quarter Of mile
Il failroed depots On account Of tn,
parcel pest and because ths railroaas
wssld not deliver nail e psst effiess
bsysaA ~ Q.asssrails hnaA ~
sspset essw sst = sa hessstsv .
Sssaay DsDagapaa sensiat ~ IN
ng1UapQ - ssgh11o - -. .Saasal,
osueH1poeagA aoqslaA - - -
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-28
VIZ NOT 1AI0B lG018 LIVE
OHo0K3

With the cowboy and his lariat 70
pidly AisaPpsariag from tho western
plsins sad tAs tsp Of the steer market
at Chicago lowering around the - ami
90 nark, isa' 7 it timely that the far
ases e this eoananity should reeog-
sise the fact that there il much money
. b made in growing live stock for
nsskstf since the high cost Of living
become such . vital topic for discus
sisa sad ths price Of beef one Of tn,
its.s sAsvtng ths largest Psr ssat IN
sssa0 u psiss IL Chicago packers
nave bssa nai.taini,g that the lsv Of
saoely asA dsaasd ~ hssa ~ sals
sasss. In Asfssss st their statensnts
- pssksrs psiAt est that ~ lsngss
~ ~ wsstsra plains the grssiaS
9sAAs fer tAosaasAs Of AaaA Of es:-
~ wAieA - sssa - fattened were
sA1apa - CAiea0s, Ksasas. City cr
sDas <tAsr packing esntse. They say
~ sssAnstisa psejsets ssa tAs cut.
tag q IL Pssirss states inte sasn
ssaets fer fArnias have driven the
epvbey aaa Ais lasiat sst Of . jsb,
- tAaa ~ bssl e tAs fstafs n.se
= Srsw. Sy tAs ssil tillse a.A ~ ~
sss*ls aassa Who u rapidly pasias
aU1y.
Whether the packers are right or not
b tAs diagnosis Of The higa cost Of liv-
hg. vhst they ssy Of besf for future
>eassnptioa y true. Evss Texas, the
sacs great hsne Of tAs long g-AoFned
steer aad the cowboy, is undergoing
sseh traasfernstion that the old.tims
''eow -paseher" would not recognise it.
The small farm 10 doing away with tae
rsssd.aP in the Lose Star State, and
'whek = true in Tens ID also true Of
several Of the northwest Slater.
Every live stssk expert will say that
- under pssdsstioa ef cattle % -
Ala0s fer the high standard Of living
sssaA agricultural setlsge experts rec
sgaiss tAaa ths paskes are prsss.tine
facts sad are urging the farners Of the
NiAdls West 20 bsy nete feeders aaA
q into the csttle-growiag bosiness ON
. larger scale. Il b saiA the aveEass
farAss MARKETS not more than one 0.
two stesrs . year, VIXEN he csaA just
~ easily feed . dozen or 30 and make
- much money ~ in any other way Of
lisposing the crops he raises. One or
the best-posted live stock growers in
the West recently said: "The produc-
tion Of live stock is going to grow, in
stead Of going back, ~ the last few
years have shown, because the farmer
s1d the snail ranehman finally have
ssah.sd ths profit tAere is in raisias
I've stesk-espscially - eeatrasted
against tsssk 1arni.e. Ths es.ssous
esisss leia fse stssk IN ~ spsa nar.
~ ss0Aiaaa With ~ vsek u IL
aQissltasA, esllsOss tsvafl this ~
Asvs Md ssavisss H. fasnV -
vssM bsetse sAaaes NJ tastsss ga
Ssap pesfit IN ~ flsaA e gzswi.g nses
uvo e1osk." ffi .si'-s IL
WAat tAis expert says y . aisAt,
sesl tip 70 the fasnsas It tAis ssA-
aslity. Grow nero live stesk aal yos
Win make moro .eaey.'
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-28

II ysa - lsskiag fss . - q vsas
= hire Asap q Il - have anything -
- - vast - pssehass. you csa ssss
ese astisa tArsesA the eolunns Il IL
PosN Others have found this tFse
r. 49, S,.s s.~Nsvsns-s ,.s...-..
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-28

fAass peskaOD = ~ Papsss ~ ~
a0ss1ae - - sso0 - si0sse h1e
peaa11le = . hesesass1. kioAls ~
~ OieA tAso - - tAsa y . -
= Ai0sssne ua0a
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-28
~1napsD Y.uzf 1.Acf

I Aavs - especially desirable esit
saA garden tract IN niIss ffsa 1iAs.
excellent Dsss soil, 80 fruit tssss, H.
asst e tAso lseasl With fsai4 this
year, balance win bsss nsxt ysas, -
pefagas bsA e 500 p,aats which vii
bear nsxt spsins, alas plenty e snail
fruits ef al kisds, slaall Assse, cellar.
sistsrn, chicken Assss s.A lsts; sss1
waAss FiGAA
rAs Psiss = esyeoe 4 Which e9oee
sAsaA - sasA aAA H. balance saa b.
aaAs 10 tseas - sait ~ Darshasss
Jast sisht fee . hsos 6ss tAsss sssk
ing Pasasass anA psseit n - It H.
fiaeee ss0oasitiss b ~ Vsssl
4. J. DlCED0N.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-28

When shamsfsl plot exists bstwee,
liver and bowels 70 cause distress BY
refusing to act, take Dr.. Kings New
Life Pills, and end such abuse Of your
system. They gently compel right ae-
tion Of stomach, liver aad bowels, and
restore ysef hath aad an eoed fes)-
ings H at ca D. Haxass,.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-28

Parties having 0asAeld count.
nnehes 70 lispess Of wAs win tax
- payment desirable 0lenwosd pr
perty will 10 wen to make their want,
Known to ne - have . few trade
e that kinA in view
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-28

Ysa sa.ess s9ssa = =. s.ua.sD
WooAo1 Gao - - u - ~
~ -0,0 1u1 - a11AS
- - oo 81 81
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-28

Old papsss foe nls q tAis sGiss
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-28

raHz a Yow rzey
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-28

Old p.pess for sale At this Office.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-28

uluse psays llttie Glse - D.
Whsa . nan ena tnks dr. - Dsnn
Agva - - OtAsr 61uuo1B ~
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-28

0I.OWooD I10H11IY 70 Trade
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-28

- Uogo0oQ14 - oA104ou
S111I1lA - - = S11ITl v =
- - = ~ I! ~! ~
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-28
u1H n nBss1

ClEeaie ceuells saA celdh
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-08-02
A WOMAN, AN AUTO
AND A MEAN BANKER

Sacramento, Cal, Aug. 2.-Requisi-
ton upon the governor Of New York
for the return Of Cora L. Perkins and
Frederick Pattlson, the maid and
chauffeur who aided in the flight Of
Mrs. Nicholas J. Mcnamara and her
two sons from the San Mateo home Of
Banker Mcnamara, were issued at
the governors office today.
Police Sergeant James McGowan Of
San Francisco started for New York
today with the papers.
The complaint by Mcnamara charg-
es Pattison and the maid with grand
larceny, Mcnamara having given per-
mission to run his $4,000 automobile
only as far as San Francisco. They
ran It to Portland and from there It
was shipped in the name Of the maid
TO New York.
Mrs. Mcnamara and her children
are at the Knickerbocker hotel in
New York, while her two employees
are under arrest.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-08-02
THE CONVICT BANKER,
KIND TO FELLOW CONVICTS

Cooper Morris, convicted Portland
banker, who is working with the con-
Wet gang. on the Shell Rock road
near Hood River, has assumed the
role of friend to the convicts, and is
offering his Wenatchee fruit ranch as
haven Of refuge and work to pa
rolled men and released convicts.
Already he has caused three men
to be sent to the ranch. Two of these
are paroled prisoners, who are still
there. The third was not so satisfac-
tory to Morris. He was a discharged
convict, who had served his time. Be-
lieving the man would have difficulty
in finding employment, Morris gave
hhn position on the ranch, where he
stayed few days and then disap-
peared. This has not shattered the
former bankers faith in his plan,
however, as 1t is understood he will
ask the prifbn authorities to send 9TH
er paroled men to his farm, when they
are in need of employment.
Morris is now in charge Of the corr
missary department on the road
work At first he was on the pick
and shovel gang, a surveyors gang,
and later the mantle of a discharged
commisslary fell upon his shoulders.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-08-02
SALMON RUN AT ASTORIA
STEADILY MPROEvS


Astoria, Ore, Aug "Wednesday
night and yesterday was satisfactory
in the lower harbor, and all classes
of gear in that section did we'll. In
dividual gillnetters made catches
ranging from 1000 pounds up to near
ly ton. The traps Thursday morn
Ing lifted from one to four tons each
and the selning grounds on the island
made big hauls.
At Point Ellis, however, the catch
was small but the fish are coming in,
and by tomorrow excellent hauls
should be made opposite the city and
above Tongce Point One encourag-
ing feature is that the salmon taken
average large. and their quality is Of
the best.
Those in position to know say
the cannery pack at the present time
is from 25 to 80 per cent short OF that
on the corresponding date last season,
while the cold storage pack is fully
as large and, in some instances, ex-
ceeds that Of a year ago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-08-02
DON'T BLAME YOUR
0VERW0RKED STOMACH

When your stomach will not digest
food, the worst thing you can do is
to take a lot of digestive medicines.
True, they give temporary relief, but
your stomach is the sufferer. Loss
of appetite indigestion, dyspepsia
and headaches can only be perma-
nently relieved by removing the
cause. In many cases, various reme-
dies taken to relieve these conditions
result in running the stomach and
preventing 1t from digesting food in
a natural wsy.
If you want your stomach to do
its own work properly, without re-
sorting to artificial digestives or pre-
digested foods, use Jaynes Tonic YER
mifuge. Take small doses regularly,
preferably before meals. In a little
time your stomach will again do its
own work and you will eat heartily,
keep well and enjoy living. Jayne's
Tonic yermifuge is not dlgester in
itself, but 1t tones up the stomach
and lntestines, giving you all the nu-
trimept and strength from the food
you eat.
Many forms of supposed indiges-
ton are the result of intestinal para
sites for which Jayne's Tonic YER
mifuge is unsurpassed. Insist on
Jayne's; accept no other. Millions
have praised 1t for more than 80
years. Sold by druggists every
where. DR.. D. Jayne C Son, Phila-
delphia.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-08-02
DARROw CASE DRAGS
ALONG VERY SLOWLY


Hall or Records, Los Angeles, Cal,
Aug. 2,-When the third day of cross
examination of Clarence s. Darrow,
on trial for bribing Prospective Jur-
or George N. Lockwood, In the Nc
Namara case, opened Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Ford at once plunged
into the relations between the defend
ant and Burns Detective Guy Bid
dinger, state witness. who testified
he was brlbed by Darrow to give up
some keys, documents and other evil
dence seized in the Indianapolis raid,
when John J. Mcnamara was arrest
ed.
Darrow has denied that he bribed
Biddinger to give up the exhibits, but
admitted he hired the Burns operative
to tell him what was going on in the
Burns camp. Ford introduced tele-
grams exchanged between W. ]. Tur-
ner, a detective, who had been en-
ployed by Darrow in the Haywood
trial in Boise, and who brought about
the introduction between Biddinger
and Darrow.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-08-02
FOUNTAIN
TO OPERATE
TOMORROW

AT $3.50 o'clock tomorrow evening
and for an hour and a half or possibly
two hours the people of the city will
be given an opportunity OF witnessing
another demonstration by the Waite
fountain.
Such was the announcement of
Councilman Waring today and It will
come as pleasant news to many who
have been anxious to see the fountain
in operation but who have failed ow-
ing to the fact that It has not been
operated pending formal acceptance
OF II by the city. When the council
meets Monday evening It will take def
mite action on this subject and then
II will be in position to say Just how
often the fountain will be operated
during the week and designate the
hours.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-08-02
OLCOTT is
THE WHOLE
BUSINESS
IN ADDITION TO BEING GOVERNOR
AND SECRETARY OF STATE, HE
WAS YESTERDAY THE WHOLE
STATE BOARD IN AUDITING
BILLS.

Acting in the dual capacity Of gov
ernor and secretary of state, Ben w.
Clcott yesterday afternoon as a ma
jority of the state board, approved all
of the payrolls Of the state institutions
and also number of other large bills.
Governor West is in Idaho, and State
Treasurer Kay at on his vacation in
the mountains and the bills demand
ing attention, Olcott sat down and
first approved one as governor and
then forgetting about his existence as
such sat down and approved II as sec
retary of state until the whole list had
been endorsed Besides the payroll of
the institutions the following were
ordered paid; Bill by Theodore M.
Barr, amounting to $4129 for Install
ing heating plant for eastern Oregon
asylum; bill of Appling & Griggs for
plumbing and sewer work for institu-
ton, amounting to $66S; Olson &
Johnson, contractors bill for work In
connection with the institution, $16,-
600; Fred A. Erickson for final ex-
cavation work, additional capitol
building, $SS19.12; Rogers Plumbing
and Heating Company, $9O414.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-08-02
GOVERNORS DISCUSS
THE HONOR SYSTEM
UNITED PRESS LEASED wrnn. |

Boise, Idaho Aug 2.--Governor
Vests prison reforms in Oregon
formed the chief topic of discussion
at todays session of the conference of
Western governors, being held here
The Oregon executive explained the
honor system employed in his state,
and also spoke on the employment Of
convict labor on state and county
roads. All the governors took part
in the discussion, and 1t was shown
that in practically every Western
state progress is being made along
the line Of prison reform.
An address on good roads and road
building was given by the governor of
Idaho, and Governor oddie, of Neva-
da, discussed benefits which the West
will derive from the Panama. Pacific
exposition.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-08-02
CONSUMPTION

Anyone Interested in the cure Of Con
sumption should get one Of the booklets
telling OF recoYeries by the use OF Eek
mans Alternative.
Coughs, Stubborn Colds and Pneu-
mOnla may be the beginning OF more
serious tr0ubles-Eckman' Alternative Is
the effective remedy. Read Mr. Kanaly's
statement Saratoga, N. Y.
"Gentlemen: For FIVE or six years l
was troubled with cough and expectora-
ton | also had a high fever. My case
was declared Consumption by my physi-
clan | was given Cod Liver Oil, Creasote
and other medicines. all without benefit.
"At Christmas time. 1906, / was not
expected to live. Calling Dr. X. II. Nc
Cnrthy, he advised the use Of Eckman's
Alternative which took with excellent re-
suits and was entirely cured.
During the past year l have gained
Is lbs | go out In all weathers and
have had no cough or cold whatever.
| give these facts 10 encourage others 10
use Eckman's Alternative"
(signed Afldavlt) JAS. W. KANALY.
Eckman's Alternative is effective In Bron.
chItis, Asthma Hay Fever: Throat and
Lung Troubles and In upbuilding the
system. Does not contain pOisons. opiates
or hablt-forming drugs. Ask for booklet
OF cured cases and write TO Eckman
Laboratory, Philadelphia, Pa. for more evi.
dence. For sale by all leading druggists and
J. @. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-08-02
OTTO JENSEN Is
DROWNED AT NEWBERG

Newberg, Ore, Aug 2.-otto Jen-
sen, 10 years old, was drowned in the
Willamette river at noon yesterday,
near the spaulding Logging company's
mill. His brother, Henry, about a
year older, was rescued. The victim
is the son Of James j. Jensen.
There were several small boys in
swimming with the two Jensen boys,
but when they heard the cries Of the
little fellow ran away A mill hand
drew Henry Jenson to the shore with
pole hook.
The water at the place is so feet
deep There is but little current.
The bottom is clay, with many holes,
1t is thought the body sank into one
of these holes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-08-02
TOOK LAUDUNUM
WITH SUICIDAL INTENT

With suicidal intent Mrs. Gladys
Bennett yesterday, about 1 o'clock,
took IN ounces of laudunum, as well
as quantity OF antiseptic tablets, at
her room in local lodging house.
Nothing was thought to be wrong un-
til she was heard vomiting, when an
attempt was made to enter her room
by the proprietor, who found the room
barred, About II o'clock last night
the proprietor entered the room by
force, and found the woman in a
dangerous condition. She was taken
to the Salem hospital. where her con
dition is not much improved at this
time.
When asked the reason for the rash
deed, she just laughed and said; "oh,
don't know"