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The state herald., 1913-08-15

Do not forget that we can furnish
YOU with the "Twtcnticth Century Far
mer" one Of the best farm papers pub
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examine copy OF this magazine we
are satisfied you will subscribe for It.
The state herald., 1913-08-15

The Farmers and Merchants Grain
Co., will give anyone $50 who will prove
that their scales do not weigh correct.
4. N. Burl Osborn. Mgr.
The state herald., 1913-08-15

D. W. Scott of Haxtun is reported to
lave fall wheat on his farm near that
place that will yield 80 bushels per acre
The state herald., 1913-08-15

The yield of fall wheat in the county
is better than it was last year and i
better than was expected at the har
vesting time.
The state herald., 1913-08-15

hrs. Amos Hibbs and daughter, Miss
Collstt, and Mrs. Fred Burchet left
Holyoks this morning for visit in Har
ward, Ia.
The state herald., 1913-08-15
REBEKAhS

AMITY GRANGE NO. 2o9.
Regular meeting every first and third
Friday: evening at the Amity School
House.
A. C. Cauble, Master
Lewis Hoffman, Secretary.
The state herald., 1913-08-15
First Presbyterian Church,

Hours of Ser vices:
Sabbath School and Bible Class At
1890 a. m.
Endeavor at tbs p. m.
Midweek prayer service wednesday,
S:3O.
Junior Endeavor 8 80 pm.
Preaching at 1l:3O a. m. and 500 p.m
Subjects:
Everybody welcome at all the servi-
es.
DIR. James r. Hill, Pastor.
The state herald., 1913-08-15
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j. 0. o.
Holyoke Lodge No. "a l. D. o. +
bets LIST and Srd ..Tuesiav nights o
ch month ink. Of P. dali.
Visiting brothers ALWAYS welcome.
W. Sederburg. N G.
H. L. Colver, R. s.
The state herald., 1913-08-15

A. v. Waln's fall wheat made ayielt
of lS bushels per acre.
The state herald., 1913-08-15

Magnus Holm of the Haxtun country
was in Holyoke thursday and called at
this oAce. He reports crops good in
his part of the county. He had l25 a.
cres of fall wheat that made yield Of
III bushels per acre. He says corn
will make good crop.
The state herald., 1913-08-15

Amy young school teacher who stops
study and preparation for teaching with
an eighth grade education is making a
great mistake. 1t is time and msney
well spent to secure at least high
school education.
The state herald., 1913-08-15

A special train was run from Holyokt
to Curtis, Neb., today for the celebra
tion of the completion of the State Ag
ricultural College buildings at tina
place.
The state herald., 1913-08-15
Christian Church.

Sunday School lo;0
Preaching u:0
Christian Endcsvor 7W
Preaching SM
MI week prayer meeting and Teach
srs meetin g u"
b. e. Parker. Minister.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-18
FRA Gtneodlen.

@o0e &enner paa Ben andre 81
Sen al "9laampra! ON Oct mi er
poa oct andre Iaret iioen leg iiOit
ifrep, ioo ogter ieg life at fremisre
@runbe % ltn0itploninger for min
Senorpgti9bco; for, ionot at iige,
Ioa laber ben Jig life unbitploe; ben
fan finn tilgipes.
@t er MI fomne no | ben beQiac
Sulebclg 1912. Sra 9alenS 9uno
og op til Sc eperite AaSegge err Nas
titren ifIGot i'm bpibe Sulebragt,
0taanen orpsier lit Selp paa Sneel1
/ Ben flare apelb, og StiernebimIen
bpGlper lit mG9tige SempeltoJ beit
oper.
lite SuIeoog prPoifeoc Wisiionpr
8. Nitrup pe0 9ruflat. San bar
Greit Der for oper 80 Nnr iibert, bar
/ en- IarrGffe pirfet / 3rlumisiionen
iommen meo i'm @rooer, gtifop q.
Iitrltp, og fom bicm iibite CONNER
for peo ct lGngere Spbolo Per at
itprfr lin Scl6reb. 2oen Sl1Ieoag
bolot ban 6orcOrag / lln9bomsiors
%eningen.
&trfen Dor er MI enoelig reitaures
ret. Stge ira Goaite til 0fioten al
September par DEN UNDER 9lrbei6e,
% linens 6lep aomnulnebuiet paa
Hobele brllgt iom Snterimsfirfe.
ReItaurationen omfatteoe: Cpifrus
ming al airfen og nm 8runomur.
Silbp8uing iii @opeOinbgangen meO
Sr9clgaQeri, Silbpgning I'll isnore
Snoaang mco 8aleri, mt SafriIti
meb Sang % TO G9relier, ire Gor.
taller / ganmel Still, Ell pe0 huer
SnoBang, mt Sub, Hetting al 5aa,
Saaru % Spir, mt Stiiertpffe poo
Gag og Saarn, SppuoSnina al Sir.
feporten iamt SiPrebre6nino uS.
OeH6tg og Maling inopeuoig. ar.
beibet foltet alt / oft ca. $4,000 aro.
ncr % uar u6fert unber SeSelie al
Sr. @pgmeiter Is. Iasluno ira Rin.
gerife. SbsIt par ser 9iipeoiiitats
her og 9iitopen u6talte lin itore iii.
ireo@beO meb airfen oa lin anerfien,
6elie al DC tore Spoirelier ReniJbe.
Den bnpoe giort. 90 iaa bar ri iaae,
me Shareholder meb 9allancerings.
apparater, o. BET uSen at beoe Sog'
ncfasien ON 9iOrng. Oct sif til Zig:
sra amerifG bar ienbt ca. 500 Str. ;
oct bleu til en- aIoffe. Saa gap CUB
BRAND % 8uri 6lotsgaaro 400 Str.
oct blep til Sen andre. Eli Ringeap.
paraterne rift ri al u. eipeliens sc.
got CT Gel, o. Rciten ca. $50 STR.
! itaar uoGffet, LIANT j g~tneoaIens
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-18

RIO, I. 1888; Better Spperien Slate
aaarbsboffen, /. 1895; Fernilc Be
berSoatter, /. 1910, Cleo =. alot'
itsIcn. /. 1910; Ssrono ". Hcrocn'
gen. I. 1874; Nunc &. @oaaaaro, I.
1861; anne 4. Smaalanb, I. 1896;
aari !. RomL /. 1927; aori $. Got
tenbora, I. 1868; SINGER 7. greles'
lien, /. 1877. ) Chou Sogu; Nm.
Sers Sboreien Saaoieth, t. 1856;
NilS Slien gerget, I. 1884; Anne
gmmosotr. 9ruipeen /, 1884; @ta'
rit SISotr. @eahaugeu, /. 1917;
ariitine Ruipceu. Si9oem, I. 1886;
Anue u. SigoemSbraotcn. /. tSi1
Srgebor9 :. @eraet. I. 1920; 80
ban arueien Steuietb. {. 1898.
sGgtcpicbc / SrliIat: llnaforI
Smut !. EIobicu oa gnfe @unbilf
Marie &ifen; lluaf, gubreas Z,
Noroeugcu % Tiae Guue Marie u
aantot; llugf. @anrobr. Sans Gar
ZEN Spue, u. Soub, og Yige ariitint
&. Solberg; Gnfcmnuo Gna. z
eipclien og HiGc @arbro u. arinJli,
llnaf. Slai Serplabieu. z. IurboI
% Eiae Sonettc q. Solberg; llnQf
Sorfel 3. @ramlmShaltlcn % GiQC
Otorit e. Solcn. ! Sbou Sogn:
llnaf. amrt Slieu Smnalooeu oq
Fiac @crit u. @crlct; llnat. Soban,
mes s. @erget % Eiae aaroline a
9ergele; llngf. Sans ". 9unomocr
% Tiae Sbora Nnbersbtr. ariuali
G~eSubeu cr Eigc alora NJ. Goe.
aaaroeu aiit meb en- @oarbSmonoS.
ion ira NcS. Scbemarfcn.
s 5hon Soau bar man iot iqoul
SnbiamIiug til NuifoiicIien al Or.
gel iii i'm pafre aapelfirfe, ct Nrbei.
De lom bel bill taac lang Sib, ON Be,
life blir poet Dem nogen SipIp uoell.
ira. Scrmeb niililtteS oenne GpiitcI
meb en- biertcIig Silicn til ole
ficnbte.
@ruflot Sen 3Ote Gcc. 1912.
q. 8lepQourS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-18
"Solf / Ilmiuoeligbco, ion emo.

"Sulf / Ilminoeligbeo, iom emo
MI life fienoer Ill De fortlcnittul0e
Ggeuifaber hos Or. Geters &urlfo
buroe lore ben at fleroe," Ifrtper
Hep. II. &oegelc ira elpooo 9ttD,
go. Seq er iitfer paa, De ptlOe Oa
albria pGre oen ioruoen, &urIto
bar altiO gipct &ilireOsitiacIic, %
IeiuItatcrne al bens gru9 bar / erl'
bper Senieeuoe operguoet pore Cor
pentningcr."
Gen oabne Incrfien0clic, iom 81
pes Ct. Teters auritO al 8elltItgbe'
ben, baaoc iom 5slge al Oerea ertn'
ring % Sagttagclic, cr uGro al leg
ge Mterfc til. Ssrenoe I'll Ell intel
Iigent % meget opIpit alasie, utloc
De betGnte iig pua al atbclaIe noget,
iom life bGrer StcmpeI al aner.
tjeltbt BGro.
Or. Eeters alIrtto er tngen Ipo'
tbefer. Rebiciu, men ct iimpelt, lGn'
ge prspet llrtemiobel, JON ioripnes
almcnbeocu birefte gjennem Spe'
cial. agenter, aniat al Gierne, 2r.
Better 5abrnep & Cons 60, 1875
60. Sopne Npe., 9bicago, 81.
Advertisement
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-18

par feht o. opporen poa Sluio mi
Ger Ercitegaarben / Gang % Tor ca.
90 slor iiben fiebte ban lommen meo
Ell GIbrc 9rober @aaroen 0eflcr |
Surltm, bpor han boebe / ca. 20
Mar. bporpaa ban fisbte 8oorben
miotre @Qeitoo | peitre Sliore. Ser
boebe ban / Here Mar; men poa
8runb al fremrpffct IIber lolJte
ban ogioa oenne 8aaro % ilpttcoe
I'll lin Ssn, Scr or boiat / eItre Sill
Orc. San eiterlaoer &ritru OF noaIe
borne Bern iamt Ell 9rober Ole ".
&eflen og = Ssitre nernIig Hong0t
SltnO / Sang % 9erit aOoal / SIT
rltm. .. %. &. bnpbe pGret en- PR
betOets Wano og Iigc iii oct iioite
bap0e Ell goo SCIbre0.
: Sang: &algero ~SSparsoattcr
Spieu iebt poo SpooI / Eie, IS Mar
al. 6oruoen i'm Manb Ole 8.
Spteu cfterlaocr bun : @ern mem.
liz Seunen Ole, ser cr 9rlacr al
8oorocn Spien % Gottcrcn 8urio,
Der er gilt meb Sohn I. &emmr. -
8ddrobruger Ole :. Horiping, IS
Mar 81. Sam eiterlooer @nfe % !
Bern, buuraf = Gutter / Imerifo.
Sans Torplbre par loot og opuoret
| 8%renoulen, 5emicOal, oq fiebte
8aorOen &oriping al ar1t @uO.
m%utOicn, ser 1850 uopollorebe iii
Nnterifo. Ole q. bar en- opQtig
8oorObrltger % Ell title, beifeoer
Wuro, Der pasic0e i'm cGen Cont OF
Ocltoq fife noqet pibere / oet oifent-
lige &ip. - 8ltro NiIsbuttcr @affen,
Sultru I'll Smut Inberien 9offen, 60
Mar. Sun par loot og opporen paa
Srltbatfen uco SGorpe / Sang. Sun
bar Ell OpgttQ SltItru % Wooer, Ser
pil iauncs / lin OIngonQsfrebS. Sum
eiterlaoer Jig WanO og 8 Barn bporz
al 3 Canada. - &nren 9eieSOattcr
Gbuilc, ca. so Mar. SUN tilbertc
Den / Sang blot uobreDtc @ar9en.
1tensNrtcr1lU1t - Oar llqift OF. bar
/ lGngerc Sio boet alene / en- lioeu
Stlte pau 3bl,nc, bpor bun bupbe ct
li6ct Sp0erna0. Sum efterlaOer Ell
@rober Grif 9eicierL Der Dor pua
@iepif. Son par / en- &Rffe al Mar
bcIfiTitiaet lom Iarmcr / HGrbeoen
al &inOrco, q. 3.
5 pcItre Slibre: 8uri Mo, Sus
itrlt til Ole q. NO, 54H Nlor. -
Sfl0. "GalOreS" er cnopioere ieIqer.
De beOe: s norbre Nurool: Sorb
T%oQenglo, 46 Iar; Sn0cbisrq
SfiolObamar, 101 Ior; Nils 8.
9tor6itruno, loot / Sol, SaQingbaf,
81 Star; Snaebierg GrifSoottcr 500
npS, q Nor; Nnoers SunOuolos.
bal19cn, 20 Ior. - s Ipn0re Iurs
ool: Woric SlSbottcr SsrIic, Ct
Iar; 9erit Soft, fpbt Glen, 90 Mar;
Sigrio OIsbotter GQ~efsbaffene So
lera, 81 Nar; Grif Nrneien Herbps
cllgen ScoaIen, SO 9(ar.
Oct Iaffcr mart til SltI, og 6olf
fleit bar set MI ON SuQen traplt
meo maugt % mcQet. StpQQcpeir
meO Sne o9 Storm er set nGIten til
bper 9uQ o9 oet er ponifeIigt at fer.
ocS / Sfpg pa Worf % fon biem.
tjert Ben ~nsbpenOige SltIepeb; mer,
&ciret boiler Jig fremoeleS miIOt, o0
@lpe og @Gffe err enonrt life til.
frosne.
SermcO tiIsnifer ieg Sambp9Oin.
ger o8 9efienOte ct 9oOt Nptnor mes
en- penlia SilIen, i0et ieg taffer for
oct aar, iom ipanbt.
Sang, GaloreS, 12te Sec. 1912.
m M q
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-18
VosicIa9ct.

&osielogets Iireftercr nibolot iii
Sireftionsmsoe / hilbert Sea, Wtiuu.
Ssroag bcn Soc Sebr. 1913. Sol
genoe Seilutniuger bIcp enitemmi0
antaget: SoSiclaget ifaI boIoes 8. Ace
% 5tc Sum- 1913 / 0ecorab, Soma.
Gn al 0ieftrsrerne bIcp palgt o.
paolagt iuareit mlllig at reiie ser.
neb iorat 9isre DC nsopenbige Pr
rangementcr for ct ioubont Msoe,
5 Silfrlbe at Set life lpffcS al
trpiie Arrangement / Iecorob, inu
bleu Stou9bton, @iSconiin, iot Jon
Ho. =.
3. 8. Sfutle,
aaSiercr FOR TosieIaeet
Safe Drills, Sa., 10oe tSebr. 1913.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-18

Sto5lta0 meo SelteltDos. Se flt CT
Seit og StolfiGrre % iom Sfpo@gut
Sereen Hingeitao, Der ierte Ssm.
ncrne. "a DC par fonrnc nc0opcr ct
Bar aiIometer ira Spin, boor Seten
er imoI, 0if Soften ltot iorntc9et poa
Siben al aiereboner mleo Den 6elge
at &iGrren pGltcoc % Irftteften %
airreitc falot ucb puu 8renluprct.
San erflGreoe, al ban ilog iig Itpgt;
men fortiattc Dog Heiien I'll 6hger'
mes, buor ban blep liggenoe UNDER
SGQebcbanbling / ca. : Tiger. Get
bleo fonltoteret at Inlet Sen par
brllffet % life ioomeget iom Ell
Sfrnmme bar at opooge. en- 8to
bereitcr ingiegte Arfiteften Spar
Sp0ol % Ssrgcn HingcitoO Tor Sta.
OeserItatuin1, CAB al NrbCtOafortIc'
neltc, S~Ggcbonorar, aontorhiplp ..
i. b. alt / oft SIR. 17S1.S5, i0et ban
ponitoo, at Stationaholoer Spar Cps
bal bar aniporlig, iaainart Sfpos-
glttten ferte 3gntmerne. Set bemcrs
fes, at oct par Ell GlOrc, it's ScIt, Der
brllgteS for Inle0ningeu, og Sergcll
&ingeltao ell 900 &isrcfar % porcn.
nj Sorcnifriperen / Salorcs al.
ingocs Den zoe <uli 1911 iaaoon
0om: "9e inoitppnte Spar OpOol
% S9rgcn GtnJeItoo ber en- for beg
&c og bcQge for Ell til S%ogisgcrcr
6ritS SoQono betaIe Gritotning citcr
looli5t Sfien optoget paa oe SnO'
ltGpnteS @cfoitnin0 - for set Sab
og ocn Sfa0c, Der er pnoigrt SuQio-
3eren pe0 &jsre1lpffen pau &eierl
mcllcm SromnGS SotcI og @rinbas
beim Ben 1O0e September 1909. Or
itotnin0siumncn ntoo life operifrioc
Ser. t7S1.S5. ri GritotninQsbcle.
bet bsr Oe Snbitppntc in iolibum
iuare 4 al SunOrcOc / narliQ Rcntc
ira 11te WortS 1910 til Detailing
iter. Sa9ens Omfoitnin0cr opbGuea.
- Pit eitcrfommc inoen - Gage ef.
fer benne CONS Iopligc Torfpnoelit
UNDER I6fGr0 efter 2open."
GeO &riitionio Spcrrets Conn al
12te Iugult 1912 blep llnoerrettens
0om ltoOfGitet % Sogsmoalsom.
foItningerne for Sperrettcn opbGpCt
Grtraret afbolOte5 Sen 220e OF.
tober paa 2ilo Sotcl / Sang for al
foreta1e Sfipn til SaitiptteIIe al Sen
/ Common nGpnte grItotntnQ. Ret.
ten uominiitrerebes al e~oiporc1l
6ltlOmpgttg Slaf 6jalitoo o. ionl
SfIensmGnO par oprGpnt 8nar0.
brltgerne Ssrqen @an9eniten, SnrS
.. &pien, Spar ". Sunoc og g. Is.
2sfen.
Eoa Nrfiteft SoaonOS @eone
msbtc IOppfot SARAH Sentoit ira
&riitiunio % for oe inoItppnte Spar
SpOol og Ssr9en Hingeitao Sper.
re~tSiagferer SimerS, 6oJerneS. CIT
itemmig blep Nrfiteft Sollaro al
Sfiennet tilfienbt Str. $4,000 -
oltiaa ct itort IfiIng ira oen itipt.
lereoe Sum.
Sfplge iiftert 6orIpocnoe bar N,
Irfiteft SolonO aiennem i'm NOuo'
fot erflGret Jig piaig til at moOtog(
9elebet, % 0ennc eneitaaenOe Sag
er enoelt9 ttlenoebragt.
8iftcrmaal:
s Sang: 9eie 3ronOien Sumre
og Slime anutsootter Solien al
Gte. s peitre SIibre: Ole Sobnier
apole o9 Warit S%obnsOatter, norbr(
SO al Sang.
Soteleier artItofer 9pante bar a
Sneofer Ole Z. Senorol fisbt 9foro.
By Deb 8rinOabeim / Sang for SIR
100000 % tililptter / SPIT.
Srsfen HongOi Is. Gbuune, ser u0.
erantr1erebes ira @lperltms Semi.
nortum iioItIeben CONNER, cr oniot
iom SGrerinOe / 8loffcrballgen %
aattepoloS SfolCfrebS / &ang.
&irfeionger Crit Strano er oolgt
til IaiteOsfommisiGr for norort
Iur0al.
Spbsfalb:
s eitre Slibre: Ole @il6eImicl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-18
ct. Olaf Concert SanO.

St. Sloi 9ono beisgte Waoiion,
Minn., Oen zoe 6ebrunr og gou
o. her paa Stebet Ell meget pellpf.
tct aoucert. Seq pil anbeioIe ct.
Slai 9ouo til aile, iom life bor
bsrt Den. Zen aiper oeu bebitC
Sla9@ Iulit. iom fan suites, og iea
oil badbe, Den bar iuI0t SilS bpor
cen iPr0eS, oOer NnIerita % / at
ore 0elc al %eroen, buor Oen TOM,
mer. @Gnge lcpe ct. Slaf 9anO,
% @lr0 giue ben Ell goo 6rem0an0
Enlightenment SiOen. Gnbper Noril
ntoa pGre itolt al oenne 9auo, ION
er norif oa oil bringe Horges Naor
en- itor sGre, bporben Oen iurer.
Surra for be norite 6olt. og bereS
Spgtigbcb, buor De er / 8erbeu!
@ermco pil ieg taffc Ct. Cla'
9an0 Tor oens 9eisg her / MaOi'
Jon og ior Den ubmprfeoe goOe Mtu'
iif oen gap os! Min beoIte @iIicn
WariuS Sagen.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-04-04
AN ANSWER AND SOME CUES.
TIoNS.
Mm AYOR SLEEVES asks us why The
MM ,DrnIT TnTynNTAT (tka, - =,

Am AYOR SLEEVES asks us why The
I'VE CAPITAL JOURNAL "has it in
for him7" The answer is easy
It hasn t. The Capital Journal does not
shave it in" for anyone. 1t has fire.
quently stated and reiterates that it
has not had and has not now any per-
sonal feeling against City Attorney
Page, in the objection it has made to
the raising of his salary. It was against
the violation Of principle, not the fact
that Mr.. Page as city attorney received
an increase in salary that The Capital
Journal chad it in" for It is under
stood Of all broad.minded men, and all
fairly edited newspapers, that all men
and all newspapers make mistakes
They are not to be blamed for the max
ing Of them. They are to be blamed
however, when they have discovered
those mistakes, if they do not do what
they can to rectify them and undo tho
harm they have caused.
This paper in criticizing Mayor
Sleeves action in regard to this salary
matter did not "have it in for him ~;
if it had, it would perhaps have said
or done more than to nicely call his
attention, and the public g, to his sud.
den change in sentiment. 1t might have
roasted him little. The Journal is
more free to commend than to condemn
to praise than to criticize, if the op
portunity offers, and this whether the
subjects are friendly to the paper, Of
otherwise. II does not "have it in
for any man, but it does for goot
many measures and great many thing
done by men. It "has it in" for un
holy water rates, for excessive light
charges, for defective street paving
and purchasing material or machinery
for the city in other than the regular
methods. Tt "has it in" for crooked
work Of any kind, and it purposes keep
ing on in that course, of "having il
in" for such things and trying to rem
edy them so long as it is published. i
may make mistakes, but il it does, it
readers and patrons can rely upon it
admitting them and correcting then
openly and publicly once they are dis
covered. It commeuds this course t
the city officials, but it has little hop
Of its fathorly advice being acccpte
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-04-04

and acted upon. And while on this
subject, it would like a little infOrma-
tion from Councilman Rigdon and May
or Sleeves who seem to be in charge Of
the proposition; Why is there such an
urgent necessity Of setting value on
the Salem Water company's plant for
iti Why 60 to the expense of hiring
an engineer to make estimates on the
value of a plant on most uncertain and
unreliable data7 Why do for the water
company what it refuses to do for itself,
fix a price on its propertyf Why this
sudden tenderness of the feelings Of the
water company, and strenuous efforts
to prevent it being compelled to fix a
price on its property9
Mr., Dieck is probably firstclass en-
gineer and his selection perhaps as good
as could be made but unless the water
company gives him some data to work
on, how can he arrive at anything like
correct estimate as to the original
cost or present worth Of the plantH II
the company has this data it can soon
state the value Of its plant without cost
to anyone; that is, if it wants to. If it
refuses to furnish the required data,
Mr.. Dick or any other engineer are up
against the impossible. Walking over
the ground under which the pipes are
buried and arriving at a conclusion as
to their cost, is impossible. They would
be in the same condition as gnat wan
dering over the body of an elephant
and trying to form an idea as to the
interior construction Of the animal from
/ the phenomena of the hide. Hence, we
ask why the waste Of time, the waste
of money, and the waste Of the people 's
patience by monkeying with the job of
finding out for the company how much
its property is worth.
The company can say what it will sell
itp property for, and the people can
then vote upon it. IF the company does
not want to do this, then let us ignore
it, and take up the water problem with
it out of it,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-04-04

to the dispatch, "the senator's voice
broke and his eyes filled with tears as
he spoke of Morgan"
"J. Pierpont Morgan" Root said,
"played no game of chance. He took
from no man. He acquired a great for
tune by making prosperity for many
and taking his share of this prosper
| ity."
No wonder the venerable senator
wept as he thought of the poor abused
financier, who had never "taken from
any man." and had only kept as his in
dividual share of a job lot of prosper
| ity the senator accused him OF making,
measly $3OO,OOO,OOO as "his fair and
just share"
As one pictures the broken hearted
and "busted" voiced senator letting
his tears flow in the chamber of com.
merce, as he brokenly recounted the vir'
tues of the deceased buccaneer, one is
irresistibly reminded of Mark Twain
weeping over the tomb of Adam "be.
cause he was one of his ancestors. "
Still one cannot blame Root. A dog will
howl over his dead master, even though
that master was pretty tough from all
human viewpoints, and Root certainly
has as much right as any old Towser
lStill it rather gives the senator with the
lNiObe eyes and faltering voice away
for the dog howls for his master
through affection generated through
loyalty for the feed given him, and
Roots ululations can be accounted fol
by analogous conditions,
Root is really to be pitied, for he il
now too old a dog to take kindly to q
new master, and then, too, he would
probably find it difficult to find an
other master with so large an amount Of
not thoroughly picked bones. The butch
er's dog will never be satisfied with O
baker as a new boss. He would be Ger
tain to make invidious comparisons
about the menu.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-04-04
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This is to certify that all druggists
are authorized to refund your money if
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound fails
to cure your cough or cold. John Ber.
net, Tell, Wis, states "I have used
FOley's Honey and Tar Compound as a
family medicine for five years, and it
has always given the best of satisfac.
tiOn and produced good results. 1t will
always cure a cough or cold. For chill.
dren it is an indispensable on account
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Francis Xavier Matthew, the venera
BILE Oregon pioneed, celebrated his 95tb
birthday at Portland Wednesday. Faith
er Flynn, aged 96 was a caller and there
were several others who visited him
who were so or over,
Seaside will hold an election April
2lst to vote on recall Of Mayor Gilbert
and to elect his successor
Sz~
B. r. Greer, editor of the Ashland
Tidings, was acquitted Of the charge of
criminal libel, at Ashland Wednesday.
The charge grew out of a political fight
the complainant being F. L. Touville,
candidate for county judge.
-
Dufur will soon begin work of sink
ing well in prospecting for oil. The
machinery is all on the ground,
With several iolts of the pale face s
fire water under his belt, c. j. Stone.
cole, an Indian from Sacramento, climb.
ed onto a locomotive at klamath Falls
Wednesday and did all kinds of stunts
up and down the track before he could
be captured. He was fined $3.50, and
shelled out the wampum.
| $50
Hillsboro local talent gave benefit
show in aid of the flood sufferers Wed
nesday night, and took in 5000.
Mayor Eifert of Medford, growing
weary of his fight with the council
yielded to its demands, literally turn
ing over his appointing power to tn
council.
The grand jury in Portland Wednes
day returned so not true bills agains
persons arrested in raids on saloons b.
Sheriff Word, and charged with gan
) bling.