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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-21

Iog for Set a,r6et er set en- pi6en-
ito6elig M%fbanoling % life zen
fronif Nopel(e".
&r. scbi6ote 0l11fen bofl,mente-
rer altloa lelp til Sperfloo lin eyer,
perhrle ltpaali6eligbe6. Seen ielpe
Gitatet CT tilfal6igpis FORFEIT 11of.
Ger itaar pirfeligt / gngels Bog, at
sumflu1oet bpr iergc lige go0t for
allie 8grn l,oen Senlpn til ON
oe CT ~ugte" ellcr ul,Ggtc". SGnf,
!!6por set er frpgteligt! 90 err Set
fife Sri ajnrligbeo", lpprgcr sen
op6igt m0iguerc6e Scbipotc ,Sluf:
len.
Gg Sporet ma 1ltpiplipmt b.ipt
bcfrgftcnbe, bpis ma1, ier poc
oct mes famine 2abr1oul al Sssr1tel.
lige1s iom Set Sen ercbc 6orelppr.
ger aoben6arcr for e., m1orea0e
@erScn. ST. Sc6ipote Slufien bar
nemlig intet babt at lige til Sen al
| Million offcntlige Sfggcr og 90
Milltoner Monofplf praftiierc0e
~6ri &iGrligbe0", ion1 jcg gjorot
bom opmerfiom poa liolt jeg ifrep.
Me,1 bbis set CT at preoife v6ri
@jerligDc6" 11oar GngcIs for[angc1
at Ser life ber ajpreS Iorlfjel pao
"ggte" og "ltngte" 8prr, ioo pre=
oifeoe Seins ogiaa Sri &jerlig-
beo ga ban iagoe: 500 Sc jmao
@brn fonme til mig" l,oen at + a II
aiorSc 6orificl paa rngte" oa
~l1Ggte".
Se1befomme, ST.. sc6ip6te GI,f-
len, Ceres @egreber on1 Dpo %
Morol ct a%a6e1bort finere ems mi
ne % Sc @rn6s, bpis Sin og 2cp=
net jeg letter Eris pao, iom for
Cts. M6robam 2incolr, Ser oqloa i
lin Sis blep bclfpI6t for at prn0ifc
Sri &jGrligbeo, forbi ban gioroe
Jig til Salsmon0 for 9ecgeri(apernes
U%rigjprelic. Ger bar Sen @onq Ii
gcIooliot lom TIL, ingcn @rnnle for
Set 2obmaal, bportil 8ogltrebernc
I'll bufte Jig. = Men 1raor icg Ter
Sr. scbisotc' S1uiien bcpnge fig
|biemncpmt / Gapio @ololteins ori=
l%tofratiife Sellfab ion1me,1 mes a11=
Ore Tappiitcr, lao or ieg ilet life
fjeo al, at leg bprer til poo oen o11=
Sen SIDE &lanfenrrfet.
Menneifer io1n Scius. 2incoln.
G11gc1s, Marr 90 Sen clogs Soft,
|er Ill. cit Gang for ale flint nof
|Sclitub til mig.
Seq 1orlanger set life .be6re.
Seq befinocr mig pel Ser.
stant fra Ml0oerpelen %uoenfor
preller al fon:: sgouo poa en-
@aasI"
9grbsSigit,
Mu0ofuh &nn6fpn
3. e. 6arpel og Saf for ocnne
Gang!
8roof(pn, g. 81, 12. STARTS =9t3.
81. g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-21

% % Ian life lgnger bar Toofqitc
Der, teller fan til Mmerifa }om
Uprbpoer. Sans @nt1oef foritaar
life alel1e. at fere Malerpenslen
men oglaa at ifi1ffe aul mar
NpDca tpiager.
Get er bette; iom gipr goge,1 iaa
fu%ngilel1oe. Ma,1 i6lger Den unge
@1tnitner Ajenneln al(e bans @ien=
ooroigbeoer, og Sc ct ioriarbelige,
lpnlrot poa at ie, bporleoes bo,l
lpil greje ben1, og man fplger Fam
mco Be be0lte 2nifer, foroi fan al
orig la0er Jig flte, men beparer iii
lvic, lette Sinb, ielp 11oor l1biigter=
lie CT mdrfeit og Sfufielicrrc boor=
oet. Gn ioooan l111g Mo1,6 11aar
l1of fre11, og 90 ban CT fom,nen /
2ono | Mem Dorf og flyer Torpcl
I'll Su1eren, logger man gogeM ira
Jig nc6 Sen 6orDisning, at Sen I'M
&c, energiife aunit11er 11of pil finoe
Scjen til Soppert al @offe11 / Slime
rifa.
rStrup" CT intet Sum ltpurf; men
Ser CT Set pe0 @ogel1, at man fife
feler 9plt til at legge Sen fra fig,
i1oor man far begpnot at lnie SEN.
Mon foar ltrofs cit lcpen6e Sl1ter=
leslie for 6en fattige ,111ge Mono mes
oct lpie @1enit1eriin6, og ioa laier
man, til ian il1ttter at fortelle, ielp
ON Set bliper lent poo &pnlo.
Y.
@ogen ialaes al 'G. gfosmusi en
E1pbl. 60. o9 foiter so Gents.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-21

@jsr oct aloris! S ct ltort ISL
geinltitut CT Ser for fort Sio iioen
forefaloct Ell @Gnoellc, scr CT lao
aln1n1oelig. operalt, at ll1al, urppe
logger Mprfe til Sen, n1el1 lou /
bette Silfeloe far bapt Uplgcr, ser.
bsr p0fte Gftertonfe.
gi Dar olle let oct Sc 9uuorcoe
@an9c: Gn Eerion pil iattc Jig
pao. en- 5tol, og Ell o,1oel, foar set
jublenee uittige Snoialo at. truffc
Stolcn bort, loa Gfrct gear pao
5alen nnocr pilo &%curpttclje ira
alle @ioer.
Set bar 0efte JONI jfete l. Set
nepntc Snitit,,ts @ymuuittfflasje
t%ornpligt. Den ll1gc Yigc, io1n aif
bagoper, moreoe Jig life minorc ems
Den m6en, JONI trof Stola, bort
lao n6cbcritet moreoc fun, Jig, at
bum TIT ell alporlig Sper9aliug al
2arerinoca. Og iao tunftc i,gcu
mere poa Sen @iitoric : fpr to
Gage otter, 0o Sen lllgc Yigc 6lep
.lpg. SGgen mei1te, Scr %forclaa ct
&pgrooS6ruo, men lao gait Dor set
ooe life. S%niolertio bar Gun lig=
get til Sengs / CIT Mounco % CT
e11onn life felt raft, men enoHa CT
BET 10 1laaoi9t iluppet.
Sen ipge l,ngc Game l)ouoe
enot Ylo til &ommeroternc, at Sc
life maatte rp6e, bpem 5pnocril1=
oen bar. @en oc,l,,c bopoe iclu
betroet Jig til fin @o'r % To'r, jom
CT en- beititoaenoe oa meget nnict
gmbcoSmono, og 8efpmringcn bar
/ be1ne 6amilie life peret ringere
ems / Sen Spges. Set piloe jo ho=
be beret en- forferoclig straf for
en- tilipnelaoenoe ioo uifploig @aoo=
beo, ON Sen bop0e 0rGbt ct Me,,<
1eife eller giort set til S11polin ior
2ipstio.
Com iagt, Sen Spbg bporom fer
er Sale er 10 e,1onu aal,gs operalt,
% hi mel1er at gjprc Dor Y(i9t peo
at meooelc Gpilobcn og ooporc mos
Sen ifjn6neipongrc Tiff.
@ior Set olorin!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-21

pool d1'ifeoe ogiaa at opfpre uYrl,-
|'1ella" men mansleoe Ell Nrunellc
H. oct Tiger fig ielp, at Trpte1 Ma-
REG tpillinabaarne spitcr blep ben
1lopalgte al De moi,oc, Ser aflagos
Ergoe for 9ireftionen. Ga ii0cr
bar DC to Spitre bapt buer ct Bue
Snfeesler, Scr fa,1 bcifriucs ion
%fltnltncrilfe @jenl1embrlro.
Sao lG11ge faor SC to Mepcrtoirc-
|Sbeatrc rrppe Sob til at bc6olbe Sc
to tolcntful6e Spltrc. 2pnoon far
@l'6 otter bcn1, 2onbon, Sen ltore
lGbeoter6p, iom olc Organizer ON ct
crobre !.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-21

Gmisbt 8. Mooop p!eieoe at IL
&c: rGn 9sm lobcr Soroen balp=
pcis ru1ot, fpr Sm0beoen faor
truffet Stpplerne pea" @an mcn=
te natur1igpis, at naar EFT 2pgn
fprit er lat / Smlpb, er Set nnlte11
,multgt at fno sen in6bentet og
fbGrfet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-21

st 8ptteblao frembolocr Sen San=
fe, at 6sritcminilter 8rpan life oil
fprbltbe / Gn1bcoct ln1,ge. Scr CT
biit Gri fct Iuocr til Sa1tfen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-21

S Sirsoags opifrnmtes &cr5ett
)ue0 Set @l1o1tob, at Grropos noble
lite 6prlte, Song @eorg al @refen=
|lono, bar bleben jf1,ot al Ell Mnarfiit
II Solonifi.
. 9esurrrc bcfrGftebes Mc60elel=
len og @rtrfernes m%a11gcoarige go6e
og folfetiGre &onge, eli Mat1o. Ger
ogiaa bar giort Smmarf sgrt,
maotte 81 for Moroerbaono.
San ipoo lcrcoc pao Salonifis Go
Der 5irsoog Gftermiooog f1n fulgt
|af Ell Moiuoont, Gberlt Troncoubis,
So cit funnel n0iecn0e @crl on
pll,oie1ig bite Jig og fpreoe ct Stub
Ira CIT icfsfamret Mepolpcr, % @11J
len aien1emborebe &ol1gens @jerte.
Mor0cren blep bl,rtigt oper,noi1=
oct og iut fat. @an opgop lit
Napn iom Mlefo Scbiuas og iagoe
fan bar @rGfer og Muortiit.
Sen iaorcOe aonge blcp lsftet in6
Il cit &ogn og figrt til 3afion=@oipi=
tnlet. San aanbe6e enonu, men
opbc / 2p6et al Ell bolp Slime, pao
@cjen til @oipitolet.
Sans treble 5pn, Yrins Nficbolas
og en- Gel SHicerer ifpuotc fig til
@oipitolet, me11 fom for tent til at
lc aongen ifipe. Brinicn fom no
ira Sggepurcliet, bnor 2igct ben=
iloa, % iug6e mcb g%raaofpalt Stcm=
me: Set er min tunge Hligt at
meooele eoer Dor elifeoc &onges
1870, og jog n1aa unmooe eoer ONT
lat merge 5ronfs!gercr1, Nrins Cont
|itanttn, 5roifob lonr cocrs 1rp aon-
&C."
3enute bar for 2jebltffet / So
nina. Der fornDlig fnl6t I @r0fer=
neg SGn6cr mes iaa flor 9Grc boo
Sc for &9ren OF oens Tercr, Brtns
|Gonltanttn.
Moroeren lfol perc Ell, ualmin0c=
Zig 0e9e,1ereret Sppe a Mennei febe=
oc11, ca. 40 Nar garnurel: San CAB
%Snotrpffct al at pgrc liuosfpag %
pao cit @aooe u%o>1iparIig for lin
irggtelige @iernine. Sorbol6sree=
lrr togeS ltrafs for at oprctbplbe Sr=
oen / 8pen. 2an0eiorgen CT flor,
og Gnfeororming Mleronora at eng
lono, arnael,s SGlter, iaopef iom
a(1e Sc andre foneclige SIagtninge
/ 9onmarf, @orge, Musfaro %
f(crc a,t0re 2on6e CT bpbt rplteoe
oper Sen iaa inoerligt ofbolote 8ro=
ocrs og Snfcls tragiife @n0clfgt.
@tograft.
@eorg I, @cllenernes aol1ge, +.
"a. Sec. 1915 ipm or1oen Gpn al
Sang Gbriition TX al Ganmorf, beo
iom 0anif @rins Gbriition &il6elm
0croinano s(ooli @eorg og blcp 11o-
|oonmet til Spofficer. 80. Morts 1863
blep ban efter Sen crrgclife &egirrings
6orllog cnitemmig polgt al sen
grrlfc misunderstanding til Sen
leotge Srone. Gn 9eputotion nn6er
gon1irol aanoris ofienotes til Don=
mart, bpts 9fegieri1tg 1om GiQfoor
frGneoe, at gnglono lfl1Ioe ofltoo Sc
%joniifc Ger til @%refenlonb, % at
Ser iflloe iifres 6. Ell GARLIC 2ip=
rente $4,000 SIS. gter1. foruoen
Gnilliitcn Il @il1.. 9racbmer). 5.
Nn1i lmoerteg1eoes / 2onoon en-
Nrotofol berom, og nnite Sag fore
aif 9epntotionens bejti6eligc Moo=
tagelle poo Gbriltionsborg Slot,
bbor Song Treoerif VII aop fit
11nge 6rrnoe Sen Eoominoelie at
lutte Jig neje til lit 11pe Tolf og
tro operboloe sets 6orfotnil1g, tbi
~Iolfenes &jGrliabeo er Tprlternes
Spffe". 6. blep MI erfluret fuIo=
mpn0ig, aap 10. Sept. Mffalo pao
lin Mrperet til Sen banife arone til
5oroel for lin pnare 8rooer galoe.
lmar % forIoo tort eftpr Ripben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-21

.%neiteti6ens 6orl9ngelie for &apnle-
.riet % MrtiIleriet, men troeoe life,
bet bil6e bore muligt at faa aam-
rets @m1tptfe til en- Eieneitetio al
ire Aar for bele Mrmeen. Me11
ben 1rpe &%rigsminiiter Gtienne CT
fat beiteu1t poa at giernemfere ard=
bet for alle @aabenarter, og ban
u6taler / ,Mntin", at ban feler Jig
oberbepilt ON, at banoe &ammer %
Senot bill gipe Gorilaget fin Sill
ilut,1ing.
8etegnen6e ior @temni,1gen / Sc
politiife &reoie .er fplgenoe u6talel=
ie, iom fal0t / &mnrets Mpbe iganr
fra 6en ro6ifale 9eputereoe Neonga,
90 billtcs mes lt9rft 8ifal6: r@i
bil life NOT c, Gang tabc to 8ro=
pinier."
rMctio11". ifriper i cit leoen6e Or
titel: rMIlarmflpffen lpber oper
gnropa, og ri 6ranifmano bpr
f6rit at alle lptte til be,,s obporel1-
Sc Slang. Sill Soften bill Spiflano
bapc $4,000 itaae,1oe @ol6ater,
iom trl1er Tronfriges @icrte."
@egierinasblaoet uYetit @ariiien"
ipsrger:: rSborfor 1,6itsoer 9Dif=
'lan6 bennc rnoielsfrl0e Sruiel MOS
os? gr Ser ifct Sormoringer /
@alfamiitl.otioner, iom %npopen6ig=
gier, Of Scr ltrafs maa fal0es til
5a1erne 100000 npc 5oI0ater?
Gller er &enifobet til Stolien %
9iterrige pll,oielig f%ielnet?"
&aris, 90. 6ebr.
Set bebllocSe Torilog til 6orpgel=
lie al @Grltyrfen err frent0eles 9a=
gems enelte Samtc!ecm11e. Otter
Den e%,1itemmige 5illlntning / Bresz
len at 6en1me ct Snofprelle1 al
treaurig 3jemclteti0 iifret for ollie
&aabenorter. 6lere militere Mllto-
riteter, iom bi6til far peret 9ilbpn=
gere af oe11 tonarige 1jeneltctiS, ub=
taler MI offentlig, at man bsr beuoe
tilbage til Sen trcoarige. 9ette er
Iaaleoes SilfGlbe mes General @o=
game @opter, iom / en- Nlrtifcl /
~@atin" onbefoler Meforme11 paa
Set b%ar,nelte- 8a5aine ltotaler, at
Set bele bUientlig ct ct @engeippr9s=
mail. @euilges ser ioa itort Scr
budget, at 6ranfriee foar 100000
5ol6atcr. nil 6isic fl,nre oppeje 81
ifer,1es 100000. @enerolen glenn
mer, at / &rigen 1870 bar 6orbol=
oct omnen6t.
SSiuures' @la6 r2'@umonite" Of
fentliggipr ell lfarp Brotelt moo
&nitningcrnes 6orpgelie. Sc fran-
tie Socioliiter pi1 felge fine tpife
&artifallers @fsempel og life be-
pil9e CIT encite Go1s ODER Set it's
ligere Mrmehu0gct. Sc bill laalcocs
ite,nme mos 8rionos 8orilag ON en-
efstraoroinGr 8ebilgnina poo 500
Millioner 6roncs. &oa 8rlln0 al
6et ringc 9(ntal 6p6sler pit 6ronf=
rige ol0rig funne fonfllrrerc mes
3piflon6, me,,cr Socialiitorgonct.
&egierin9cn beregner, at Sc npe
.&aierner pil fomme til at foite 200
DILL. Troncs. og ct ligne,,oe 8e-
.l6b bill mcogaa til Sc npe Choppers
l1noerbolo og til Sfiieerslsnninaer.
Sill tefnilfc Torbcorineer bill Ser
freezes ca. 500 Millioner, iom oog
bill blipe forfeit pao flere Mor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-21

st qo6t Moo0 er: tro fl1n set bal
be of, bpuo 6u bdrer og slem to
Sreoie6elc al famine.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-21
&eo ben ifanoinapiife Mibelins /
@ai6tuatou State 1tniperiitn lor

Ser / set forlsbne gor berct fen:
imo0 40 Glcpcr. Nf oisie bar 1e
lrorlf is ipe1ife % 9 ooaite. &ro:
feSlor &icfner ogter at boloe. Ell
&9ffc Gorclesninger / 2ebet Al
Sommerer1, oeriom ct tilitrefteIig1
Mntal @leper mel6er Jig. 6oreora:
gene oil bore paa @ngelif og pil
|iGrlia blipe %uoarbeioet for 9(meri.
fanere. Gmmerne pil ombonole So.
len, Strinoberg og ifan0inopiif 81:
terotlr forsprigt, iamt @1,ltrr oq
&iitorie. Erofesloren ogter ligeleoes
at bolbe ilfultrcreoe 6oreorog ope,
@fonoinahien. 9e,1 lfonoinopiifs
Stub CT mi ifuro mes at l1oorbcioe
ct &rogram til Majfeltligbeoern'
bco l1niper1itetct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-21

Glleaaarb / Mmerifn. Gen sat-
ife National!S portsbelt Sborpal<
ellegoar6, Ser MI lpnes at pnre
be0re &on0ition ems nogenlinoe pil
nGppe bite fig ret 1reget poo Sro.
rl1pbonen / Mar.
@llegaarb far 11cmlig nmoerifrepe,
&ontraft for Somlneren me0 e
omerifanif &onlortium og bar :
paa r,omerfeoe 8etingelier = for
pligtet fig til fra meoio ssl,li ii
meoio Ml.gl,it at fjpre poa @oner,r.
rnr6t ONT / II. g. 81.
@llegaar6 far Ell Gang tiolioerI
p9ret / Nmerifa, men set bar on
Stnteren, og ben @af1g itarteoe bol
It Mooiion 5quare @elooromballe,
1t Seem Dorf. Oilers bar bon f1r
ltortet roe11for europe poa lin &c
%remmelige oultrolfe Somrne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-21

sfibene. e. S. aietgen~ ofgif
fra ariitionsimo meo 4M Gasiagc=
5rer % pentes til Meip Sort IS. IS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-21

S 9unSon' pa1tiGttcs Ser bpcr ltac
for on1trcnt AZ Mill. Sir. %orcr. e
st MT slaeifib, ~a0nig @il>
bcm" lpb forleocn al Stobclcn /
@ilbclmsboicn.
81 Hr9er pco SSSo6ln @opfins Uni
beriitctct far / lrngcrc Sis orcpct
@fspcrimcnter n1eb ct scr,lnl MOS
earring. Mciultotet boloes itrcugt
hcmmc!ig, men set poaitoocs, at
Gr. T%ric0monn ira Berlin tpr BEN
'tc Jig forlig &ontl,rrcncc fra ocn=
ne Hal1t.
Set forlbbnc g(ar bar set pprltc
/ $50 Mar mes @enlpn til Sfi6bri,o
og Spnlpffer. 5000, Sfibc al
500 Cons cller mere i%orliite og
oerpco gif $35, 100000 tabt, fur
uoen at 1000 SpmGno miite0e 81
bet ,,oen at teIlc Eosiagerer, iom
brufl1ebc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-21
WMREM5 ASS;;SS9!cAldS8
&>ANS5A@ Es@N~

R,s.r.l at tn. Post Office at st. Pau
Minn., as second .class matchmaker.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-21

S SunSon' pn1tlGttcs Ser bpcr ltgr
for pmtrcnt AZ Mill. Sir. &orcr.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-04-22

like ownership of water plants. 1t is
not concerned so much with the owner
ship of plants as with the size of bills.
It believes the charges for electric SER
vice are too high just as it knows the
water charges are too high. The good
will of the people is the most valuable
asset these companies have, and they
had better retain it. They can do this
in two ways, reducing the rates to
fair valuation, or by frankly showing
the cost of their plants and operating
expenses, and demonstrating that the
charges are not exorbitant. The people
can be depended on to treat the com.
panies fairly, and they will not insist
on them doing business without fair
return on their Investment, but they
do not take kindly to that condition
which some of them classify as "being
robbed"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-04-22

THE ROUNDUP
X X X X r. X X Il n n * X X

The Willamette Valley Editorial as
soeiation in session at Albany Saturday
passed resolution strongly condemn
ing the invoking of the referendum on
the U. of o. appropriations.
Miss Mary Bryant has been chosen
May Queen for the annual event at
Albany college.
Miss Naomi Hoskins, high school
senior of Eugene, was seriously hurt
Sunday afternoon by being thrown
from her horse, which ran away. She
was badly injured and six hours after
the accident had not regained consci
business.
Mrs. W. B. Hickey of Boring, aged
so, died in Los Angeles last week.
#4#
The funeral of Mark Hulburt, a pio.
neer resident of Linn county, who died
last Thursday, was held at Albany
Sunday and was very largely attended,
The Tidewater mill at Florence is
cutting 100000 feet of lumber a day,
and is steadily enlarging its capacity,
Bandon and Dufur each opened a
public library Saturday.
The Rebekah district convention was
held in Silverton Saturday with 300
delegates in attendance from Marion
and Clackamas counties.
Mrs. Mamie Jones, "a, and colored
slave before the war, Saturday regis.
tered as voter in Portland.
Mrs Thomas Haines Sunday found a
skeleton on her husbands ranch 1C
miles southeast of EIillsboro. It is
thought to be that of Percy Jaquith
who disappeared from his home nearby
July is, 1911.
1t is thought now the schooner Anvil
ashore near Florence, can be pulled of
and saved.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-04-22
USE ALIENS FOOT.EASE.

The anuseptic powder to be shaken
into the shoes, II you want rest and
comfort for tired, aching, swollen,
sweating feet. use Aliens Foot-Base.
1t relieves corns and bunions Of all
pain and prevents blisters, sore and
callous spots, Just the thing for
dancing parties, patent leather shoes,
and for breaking in new shoes. It is
the greatest comfort discovery Of the
age, Try It today. Sold everywhere,
25 cts. Don't accept any substitute.
For free trial package, address Allen
s. Olmsted, Leroy NJ
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-04-22
A FOOLISH WASTE OF MONEY.

NUST WHAT the mayor and city
continuing the examination of the
council expect to accomplish by
Salem Water Company's plant is some
thing that is not even guessable. 1t is
costing the city $25 day to pay the
engineer doing the work, and it Ger.
tainly is money wasted.
In view of the condition of the
South Salem sewer bonds, the recent
development of the fact that North
Salem people must pay for their later
al sewers in addition to paying their
proportion Of the sewer bond issue, the
joker in the charter amendment for the
purchase of the water company s plant
and the refusal of the council to de.
mand bonds of the paving companies as
condition precedent to letting con.
tracts for paving, these and some other
matters have left an extremely dark
brown taste in the public mouth, and
it will be exceedingly chary about bit
ing deep into any more pie offered it.
There is no more show Of a favorable
vote on the proposition to purchase the
water plant, than there is the William
ette river running up stream.
OF course the mayor aud the council
are law unto themselves, and they
can spend the city money as best suits
their ideas, but it is certainly dead
waste of coin to spend more of it in
vestigating the water plant.
Before the matter could be submit
ted with the least hope of its being en-
dorsed, it would require city election
to change the charter amendment, ant
eliminate the joker about property
owners paying for extension Of thu
mains
Even with this done, there is not on,
chance in thousand Of its passing
Why then this useless expense, this de
liberate wasting of the city's money
This being true, why not take som,
steps toward getting the water rate
reduced That is what the people wan
first. They want their water bills re
duced TO size that will be fair u
them and yet be fair to the water com
pany, Tho statement published fey
days ago in the Capital Journal, show
ing the cost Of water in other cities Il
Oregon and Washington, showed tina
outside Of tho rates charged by on
private company, the water rates i
Salem are from so TO 100 per cen
greater than in these other northwest
ern cities This is the condition tn
, people want changed. They are payin
! more for water than bread, and tn
/ limit Of their patience is about reach
cd. The people only little moro tina
! year ago, passed upon the purchas
/ Of the water company's plant, an
!, turned down hard. There is nothing I
A indicate that there has been n chang
4 Of sentiment since that time II ism
{ the plant they want, but water furnisl
@ ed at fair and reasonable price
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-04-22
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Mayor Sleeves has purchased fine
auto, and need not take any ones dust
unless he wants to, not even The Capi.
tai Journal s "mud" that it is accused
of singing.
The Gideon StOlz company has fine
auto truck just purchased, one of the
very best in the city. While not so
speedy as the mayors new auto, it can
deliver more goods.
-
Anyway the P. E. & E. doesn't have
to pay freight on its automatic
switches.
Between throwing automatic switch
es and hauling the bobble-skirted pas
sengers aboard, the Salem street car
conductors are earning their money,
and then. some.
Bishop Harris would maintain peace
and friendly relations with Japan, by
giving them this country. Peace and
good will are too dear at the price.
The summer session of the Monmouth
Normal opens June 90.
George F. Naylor, a Forest Grove
capitalist was Saturday sentenced to
pay fine of $500, or $50 days in Jail,
for unlawfully living with Mrs. Males
Watrous.
Alfred Smith, a resident of Eight
Mile, Wasco county, was killed by the
upsetting of his wagon in Three Mile
canyon near The Dalles Saturday.
Mrs. Jacob Crum, on account of her
husband s illness, has for II months
carried the mail for which he had a
contract over a very difficult and dan.
gerous trail, between Point Terrace
and Earl.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-04-22

Alfred Smith, a resident of Eight
Mile, Wasco county, was killed by the
upsetting of his wagon in Three Mile
canyon near The Dalles Saturday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-04-22

1t is thought now the schooner Anvil
ashore near Florence, can be pulled of
and saved.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-04-22

Miss Mary Bryant has been chosen
May Queen for the annual event at
Albany college.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-22


last meeuns OF The summer, ana is
very important Members are urged
to be present
DR.. and Nrs. !. P. Harrell return
ed to ut. Pleasant last night, after
spending several days here.
sir. aud Mrs. J. d. Wilkes have re-
turned to Reidville, after spending
several days here last week.
900
The many friends Of Mrs. w. B.
Lee viii regret to learn that she is
i'll at her home on Monk street
90
Woodmen Circle VIII hold their
regular meeting this afternoon at 3: 30
Important business is to come up.
hr ana Mrs. c. Christensen have
returned. after a visit to Brunswick
and st. Simon's Island Savannah
News.
MIS-. ". AlOllsHidus- OI ENlauld, Ala,
is the guest of Mrs. b. F. Mann, en-
route to Cumberland to join a party
Of friends.
Mrs. Annie Powell and Misses Pet
and Hennie Bee Powell, OF Macon, are
the guests Of Mrs. Il. f. Mann, on
Union street.
Mrs Albert Smith and children,
who are visiting Sheriff and Mrs. w.
H. Berrie. viii leave shortly -
home in Atlanta.
90
Mr.. and Mrs, l.. II. Haym and little
Harry Haym returned Sunday from a
several weeks visit to Norfolk, New
York and other places.
Miss jamie Symons VIII play at the
Pastime theater tonight.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-22
SENATOR SMITH
LEAVES ATLANTA
THE BGeEsRoIA SENATOR SAW
MANY PEOPLE ON HIS
SHORT TRIP.

Atlanta, July 2f.-After shaking
hands with hundreds Of his old
friends and getting IN closer touch
with Georgia affairs than he has been
since he left the governors chair at
the capitol, Senator HIoke Smith went
back TO Washinton yesterday
Senator Smith left behind him
through his speech at the capitol and
through personal conversations, a
most complete understanding OF what
the Democratic senators are lighting
for In WASHINGTON.
Prominent Georgia farmers came to
Atlanta on Saturday to congratulate
and thank Senator Smith for his work
IN framing and putting through the
measure creating a division Of mar
kets in connection with the depart
ment Of agriculture This division OF
markets is designed to furnish farm.
ers information about the marketing
OF their crops and aid them in other
ways along the same lines,