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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-29

he's there, although not for none
enough to restore his mission woul
he butt in on us at that moment
"Well, my father will not be abl
to hear a word l say until Padr
Dominic shuts off his motor; 81
my father will yell at him and asl
him what the devil he's doing ou
there and to come in, and be quicl
about it, or he'll throw his share
of the dinner to the hogs. We al
ways dine at seven; so we'll be il
time for dinner. But before we g
in to dinner, my dad will ring the
bell in the compound, and the hell
will report. Amid loud cries of wor
der and delight, l shall be welcom-
ed by mess Of mixed breeds OF
assorted sexes, and old Pablo, the
majordomo, will be ordered to pass
out some wine to celebrate my ar
rival. It's against the law to give
wine to an Indian, but then, as my
father always remarks on such occa-
sions: To hell with the lawl They're
my Indians, and there are damned
few of them left
"Padre Dominic, my father, and
1 will, in all probability, get just
little bit jingled at dinner. After
dinner, well sit on the porch flank
ing the patio and smoke cigars, and
I'll smell the lemon verbena and
heliotrope and other old-fashioned
flowers modern gardeners have for
gotten how to grow. About mid
night, Father Dominic's brain will
have cleared, and he will be fit to
be trusted with his accursed auto
so he will snort home in
the moonlight, and my father will
then carefully lock the patio gate
with a nine-inch key. Not that
ever steals anything in our
country, except cow once in a
cows never range in our
patio-but just because we're hell
oenders for conforming to custom
When l was boy, Pablo Artelan,
,ur majordomo, always slept athwart
hat gate, like an old watchdog.
give you my word I've climbed
hat patio wall hundred time and
lropped down ON Pablo's stomach
without wakening him. And, for a
luarter of a century, to my personal
knowledge, that patio gate has sup
'orted itself on hinge and a half. |
)h, we re a wonderful institution,
We Farrelsl"
"What did you say this Pablo
vas7p
He used to be a majordomo. That !
3, he was the foreman of the ranch
vhen we needed foreman. We
aven't needed PABLO for long
Ime, but it doesn't cost much to
eep him on the payroll, except
hen his relatives come to visit him
nd stay couple Of weeks"
"And your father feeds them2"
Continued Tomorrow
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Journal Want Ads Pay
PAYS Big Fine

"I always thought If the doc
tors couldn't help my stomach
and liver trouble, nobody else
could. 1t has cost me nine hum
dred dollars and have paid my
fine. 1t remained for Mayr's Won
derful Remedy to do the trick. I
have been in the best of health
since taking 1t more than a year
ago." 1t is simple, harmless
preparation that removes the ca
tarrhal mucus from the intestin-
al tract and al1ays the inflam-
nation which causes practically
all stomach, liver and intestinal
ailments, including appendicitis.
One dose will convince or money
refunded. ]. G. Perry, D. j. Fry
and druggists everywhere. (adv)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-29

When the Jason Lee missionar
les decided that the land on Mis-
sion Bottom was not exactly tn,
right place to build a city, they
authorized William II. Wilson tt
enter on 615 acres OF land, now
the center of Salem, with the un-
derstanding that as soon as title
was secured, he should lay out a
city and sell lots to the early set
tiers for small commission.
In November of 1884 Wilson
made formal entry OF the 615 acres
extending from Mission street on
the south to short distance be-
yond Division street on the north.
When the patent was issued by
Abraham Lincoln in 1852, the
north half of the tract was patent
ed to Chloe A. Wilson and the
south half to William H. Wilson,
following the custom OF those
days where a section of land was
entered by man and wife,
The block on which the McCor-
mack building, hereafter to be
known as the Steeves-Mo build
ing. is located is known on the Of
fieial city plat as block No. 3S, ex-
tending from Court to State and
Commercial and to Liberty street.
On December 10. 1855, this
block, along with other property
was sold by william H. Wilson to
Thomas Powell for $1,000. Two
years later Powell sold the lot on
which the south half OF the
Bteeves-Moore building is located
for 5000. In 1863 the lot on
which the building now occupied
BY Worth s. Gray now stands. was
sold for $4,000.
Having purchased the entire
block and other property for $1,000 |
Thomas Powell sold the corner lot |
ia 1857 to NORTH Brey for 5000.
Brey held the lot until 1854 when
TO sold It to George A. Edes for
eco. and three weeks afterwardsl |
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Mccormick Block Sold
IL Times Since Patent
Issued In Early DAYS

ldes sold the lot to John l.. Star.
ley for $3.50. Starley held the lot
three years and then on May 13
1857, sold it for $500 to George
w. Gray. Business lots in Salem
had advanced 800 per cent IN
value In the three years.
Gray held the lot about a year
and a half and on December l
1868, sold the corner to Lucinda
Reed for $500. During the year
building was erected on the LOT
an on December 2. 1869, 1t was
sold to the Opera Building com
pany for $4,000.
In 1871, the Opera Building
company sold the property to
John H. Moore, George H. Jones
and Stephen Coffin for consid-
GRAFTON Of $4,000. The building
was then known as the Reed opera
house and was the center OF all
social activities In the early '70s.
Stephen Coffin sold his one
third interest to Cyrus A. Reed in
1875 for $12,S00. In 1880, Will
liam Reid secured an interest and
in 1888, Cyrus A. Reed and Leo
Willis became the principal own
ers Of the building that occupied
all the corner lot of the block and
the north half of the lot adjoining
to the south.
M. L. Chamberlain purchased
an interest in the building In 1884
and a short time later sold 1t to-
e. p. Mccormack. c. A. Reed also
in 1892 sold his interest to Mr..
and In the same year
Leo Willis and Eugene Willis sold
out to Mr.. Mccormack.
Mr.. Mccormack died in 1895.
His will, dated January 25, 1895,
gave the property to his nieces
and nephews. and In the settle
ment of the estate, eight of the
twenty-five nieces and nephews
who benefited by the will. ac-
,epted interest In the building
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-29
along State Street
The man who talks most usually knows the least.

The man who talks most usually knows the least.
When finds time to rest she sits down and does
fancy work.
Old friends and old shoes the most comfortable things
in the world.
Very few people able to improve their time by tinker
ing with their watches.
Every time makes call she has some new piece
of gossip to turn loose.
An optmst is person who smiles when the alarm clock
goes off at in the morning.
woman powder her shiny nose, but man has to
let his shiny trousers 60 ahead and shine
Many of our neghbors have pay much for luxures
that they have nothing left for the necessities
Thirteen is unucky to the Romeo who has been engaged
to II different girls and is landed by the next
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WEEKLY FRUIT SHIPS
THRU CANAL PLANNED

San Francisco, Cal. Dec. 2s.-
The newly organized Motor Trans
port Service corporation will send
a representative to the fAtlantic
coast at once to arrange for the
purchase of IL steel ships to be
used in the transportation Of Call
fornia fruit and vegetables to the
Atlantic seaboard. 1t was voted
yesterday at the organization
meeting of the concerns
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my father wrote me that ole
Brother Flavio, after a terrible bat
tie with his own conscience and al
the risk Of being hove out of the
valley by his indignant superior
Father Dominic, was practicing
Hail, The Conquering Hero Comes!
against the day of my homecoming
/ wrote father to tell Brother Flavio
to cut athat out and substitute 'In
the Good Old Summertime if he
wanted to make hit with me. Aw-
fully good old hunks, Brother Flavio
He knows l like those old chimes,
and, when I'm home, he most GER
tainly bangs them so the melody will
carry clear up to the Palomar."
The captain was gazing with in
creasing amazement upon his former
first sergeant. After eighteen
months, he had discovered a man
he had not know heretofore.
"And after the 'Angelus -
he demanded.
Farrell Is SNUG little smile of COM
plaeency had broadened..
"Well, sir, when Brother Flavio
pegs out, I'll get up and run down
to the Mission, where Father Dom
inic, Father Andreas, Brother Flaw
10, Brother Anthony, and Brother
Benedict will all extend a welcome
and muss me up, and We'll all talk
at once and get nowhere with the
conversation for the first five min
utes. Brother Anthony is just
little bit-ah-nutty, but harmless.
He'll want to know how many men
I've killed, and I'll tell him two
hundred and nineteen. He has a
leaning toward odd numbers, as tend
ing more toward exactitude. Right |
away, he'll go into the chapel and
pray for their souls, and while he's
at this pious exercise, Father Dom
inic will dig up a bottle of old wine
that's too good for a nut like Broth
er Anthony, and Wen sit on bench
in the mission garden in the shade
Of the largest bougainvillea in the
world and tuck away the wine. Be-
tween tucks, Father Dominic will
inquire casually into the state of
my soul, and the information thus
elected will scandalize the old saint.
The only way l can square myself
s to go into the chapel with them
ind give thanks for my escape from
he Bolsheviki.
BY that time, it will be a quarter
# seven and dark, so Father Dom
mic will crank up prehistoric little
automobile my father gave him in
rider that he night spread himself
yer San Marcos County on Sundays '
nd say two masses. | have a no
ion that the task of keeping that :
Id car in running order has upset
Brother Anthony's mental balance.
lie used to be blacksmith's helper q
Ell Toro in his youth, and there
ore is supposed to be a mechanic in
is old age"
"Then the old padre drives you j
ONE, ehg" the captain suggested.
HE does. Providentially, it is now
ne cool of the eevning. The San
'regorio is warm enough, for all I
ractical purposes, even on a day in d
pril, and, knowing this, I am CRATE {
IL to myself for timing my arrival - y
tter the heat of the day. Father !,
ominic is grateful also. The old :.
an wears thin sandals, and on hot =,
lys he suffers continuous martyr - -
I'M from the heat of that little :,
otor. He is always begging Satan :,
fly away with that hot-foot accel- d
ator. =,
swell, arrived home, 1 greet my al
ther alone in the patio. Father al
'minic, meanwhile, sits outside O,
his flivver and permits the motor re
roar, just to let my father know al
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-08
AucTioN SALE or LIVESTOCK
At SALTWATER DEC 20

The Animal Hhbandry Department
'cf the Oklahoma a. a 81. college =
having an auction sale q Il. pure
bred ngesteok o. December 10Th at
.'fi"water. Oklahoma
This sale Is due 10 shortage of
sarply Of feed and Tie number of
surplus stock on hand. Il all be 4
tombinatlon saie which will include
sherthern. Hereford and Aneus at
ile. Percheron and grade horses:
Poland China and Duroc Jersey hogs.
Some q the best breeding stock q
The country viii Be represented and
i will be an excellent opportunity
~ livestock hr 10 obtain sense
fine foundaiso, * Tor their herds
Al u the cattle are tubercuhn
tested aud the hogs are all immune 70
cholera. having beeu donbly treated
Ter Euch. Everyone infsresied Ia bet
Ter livestock shcuie attend this sale.
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If Kidneys and
Bladder Bother
Take Salts 70 flush Kidneys an5
neutrailxs irritating
acids.

Kidney and bladder irri,ations go
result from uric acid, says noi
authority The kidneys tilter this afia
from the blood and pass Il On - the
bladder, where Il may remain 20 irriiats
and inflame, causing a burning. seala.
ing sensation. OF setting up an iffiia-
ti0u at the neck of the bladder, oblelng
you 70 seek relief two or three tlnes
during the night. The sufferer is Ia
constant dread the watsr passes some
times With a scalding sensation AMI i
very pFoiusei again, there Is difficulty
in voidlng u.
Bladder weakness moet folks call 4.
because they cant control urination
While Il IL extremely annoying ami
sometimes very painful. tkis i Often
one Of The most simple ailments 10
overcome. Get about four ounces %
Jad salts from your pharmacist and
take a tablespoonful IN glass oi waiaf
before breakfast continue this Tor two
or three days This viii help neutFalxe
the acids in the urine 90 10 no longer
IL a source u irritation 10 the bladder
and urinary organs, which thea act
normal again.
lad Saits Is inexpensive. harmless
and i made fem the acid of grapes
aHd lemon juice. combined with lithia.
and i usel b. tbousands of folks Who
are subject 10 urinary disorders causei
By urle acid irritation. Jad Salts is
splendid for kidneys and causes no bad
Effects whateve5.
Here yOu have 4 piesanf. eHerveseent
lhhia water drnt. which often qidekiy
relieves bladder irritation.
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had enough strength lfn % make q.
Why. ID is almost dark already ] can.
not See ihe old mft at ali. Ill wish
Il would come ashore. Il gave you 90
ne. Matt"
-And you are NOT sorIy. even now.
safe here on shorcf"
"Sarrl Why am the happiest girl
in ai the vnrld this minute ain
here With Yea aud ,ou love me--nhat
more cam J ASK n That Silly. dearf'
lIe laughed end kissed her, neither
giving 4 Thought - their dripping gar
nenis. or regret for The harlshlps
ihey had passed through
"Ycs. / iotc you. Natalie dear he
answered $50 "a ls not silly al 600
Bai SIC must seek shelter and foo'i
Arc son strung enough NOW io cilmh
'l.e NuGi"
Shc no.idci hof readiness 60 try. too
happs fer noris a8d hand ln hand
'hey ioHsd their way upward through
he .iooH
Ito De Continued
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TWO MARRIAGES DROVE
HIM TO SUICIDE

Atka. Okla, bee Expressing
disappointment over women. John SIC
Guire. aged 30. twice married shot
himself 20 death at hia hamo here lo-
day after writing long iouer n
which he explained iis difficulties with
the opposite sex
Failure 70 affect reconciliation
with the present Mrs. Mcclure. tho
note said prompted Tim 90 suicide.
McGuirob first wife Mira You
Jones. lives IN Maskogee The husband
wrote that his present wife vas rc.
sponsihle for the separation ~ Me-
Ouire and his first wife. Following The
separation De began living with Nra
McGuire No wlhou, ohtlning n
legal separation
Mrs Mcclure 80. = sued and oh
tanned a divorce the letter said Then
Mcclure mauiod his present wife. iie
blamed step daughter far senara,-
ing them Efforts to affect a settle
nont with Mrs Mcclure 40 were
unanccessful. he wrote
Mcclure shot himself through the
head with n pistol
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-08
CRUDE OIL PRODUCTION
OF U. s. ON INCREASE
Oklahoma Kansas r.eld Fails
Down 5.55o Barrels Last
Week. Total Flow Is
4e7 600 Barrels

NeN rs. nV The daiw
aeeuss trs crua ef pfodaeton
20 ihs tnnad stat lncrsas1d $50
tsrrsls Ger ibs vesk sualas nec a.
bar e. tatauInr i.ess0sa blrr = a.
sompar,d alta Isgsloa hsrreis for
tha rraefdinE wtk cordinr 10
tha weekly summary of TIE Anell-
can rsgro um lnsiiiat rhs diib
aserre rrcdactlan ssst q the
Raehy Mountains vas llfsuaa bar
rtis. A. compared with itsa Geo
barrels. a dcoroAse ~ 1850 barrels
california production was teoeoo
hzfrh as compared aiih 5000
barrels. "a inoroasa s. 5000 hufrts
oklahoma Ktnsas shop,d DAN,
av rAee afoss production of 40 o0s
barrels. a deoresse Of $3.50 hafro's
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BRIDE BRINGS WEDDING
PARTY FROM S CITIES

K0nsas City, Dec S-The bride ar.
rived from Minneap polls. the bride.
groom from California. the maid of
honor from Omaha the best MAJ
from New York. tho minisiAr from
Minh ttan. Ransas bot an ~ the
trains were on time and the wedding
took place az the appointed hour on
last night Nr and Mrs. Roy J.
Pryor departed today for California.
where Mrs Pryor viii sail for China
and her husband viii return to his
school Al Palo Alto. Calf
Miss Grenton telepraphed NJ. Pryor
10 meet her here Then she teie-
graphed 70 Miss Dorothy Wilkinson a.
Omaha. 10 Elmer Brenton IL New
York and to the Res. George r.
Parkinson at Manhattan. Kan. 70 be
here Then Miss Brenton and
her mother. Mrs Mary =. Brenton.
started Tor Kanaas City.
Mr. Pryor will bo 70 China In the
fan to Join MBrs Pryor lie viii
teach In a sehool for boys Mrs. Pryor
win be connected with the Rocke-
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- $3.50 iasH rt..f -. ti.i
isaiN n 49, sal sa'..se ro'
ie>e@ 4aH hs 0An sfftnal iea,ff'
ee Ithe llA tl.-i Assf Nas ssf sasf
nsasa 4He s% Nas Naaeaa.r y
Naoi's aneff A-> c0afi.s ~'ae afalaen
ei iae unatfenfte ihts'slat >iHe asa
sfaas laa4ea Esq asr sas4s b
Wen e. eeaiatee ilesIf ei sretss
wa tarA sieui-H te tatr ft's moa
- ilsiraa 4 iert.Nal' lAtfe Nas an
hsstN eAefpi iaaf iecikal ut- Ia iae
N.f Aaai Nas way ae nas tleA"
AafA sae enesient,a tresii.es,'f.
'the nan aeani IA merler nfe a.sof
Nci q ihai i.n'e lN ~ lutei
Nes' aH>eeiei taepshffa's saeh aa
aaa.i.auai crmo MAS Hai fari e ile
"i.eiiai p'sn. oaoe iae maHf3. aH4
"iAer property were lciteleH 10 ilse
iafe Natalie the cash.ns u and ~
aeas would 'se easy even ihe idera-
~ q the iAietes Nunia he coaccaici ?
"hui iAey ga ffs q Ali me
"ies laicr ay ihe stalking ~ ihe
yacht Probably am largely r'-lfansi.
bie tor thar Af appeemnce lu WY
street must have beVn guife a >h'cs
and viien 4 sucerelei iH es1aAas
iram their trap here. Hobart very
e'ieenf} iesi bis heai comi leseA.
.he knowledge That ! was irer. Ger
haps 10 communication With Pa police.
iea - seaF n'sti trp g tae Seminole.
ana ihe sefrc' sinking - ite 1aciIi iie
bad gnue Tao far ~ fhen 10 hesiiate
- another morier
IL think ] understand ron, sNe
admitted "how aii ihls oecnrrfi hri
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CHAPTER xv


The rn drnei a.mless's on The
waves lspplng rs Sides. ami iaselns IL
shout as ihongh n nanioa play Tie
rin iay quiet. her face upfUued on
conscious non of her dread surround
Tags and De man snaled above her
is hcai beer upou ils breast, both
slocnne ODE sleep ~ sheer exhaustion
Il pas ihe startled ory - Naiate
that rousel West and brought his
dropping bead upright She vas sItiiag
o. aal pointing eydicdly behind hia
~Oh see there Look where point
isn't that landT
The raff rocked IS he swung his
body hastily about snd gazed inieniiy
ia ihe direction Indicated he rubbed
hls eyes scarcely ahle to crea.i his
sight BALI believing il a mirage Set
ihc view remained unchanged. 4 was
LAND. bit y the west shore. q short
promoniory running ont into ihe lake
toward which tie raft imneled hy
Some hidden current was steadily
drifting Ills arm clasped TIE gfl IN
sudden ecstasy
~Yes. It's land. thank God 9" he ex-
claimed thoughifully "We are float.
inr ashore. Natalle-saved Ia spite u
ourselves Why. we could not have
been So far ort Ia The lake. after an
7 ought 70 have thought Of that be
fore. those villains would never have
deserted the yncht IA midlake and
iakrn - the boat They must have
known they could make shore easily"
''YoB don't suppose they landed here.
DC your
"Nss vefy Hkeiy; even n they al
itts are nfs here now. Noi ore ~
them he's a Thought bet thai 0e went
coNn 30 the Seminole N8u they'll
Tuli q their graft. anf pun 4 Qalcs.
TAeg are Dot lettering around here.
Naialie, waiting Tor ghosts 20 appear:
they are hack Ia soan hours ago
~Buf nlai can Sc DOR
Get ashore first. ~ course. and dls I.
cover the quickest way 10 return r.
tie ciig. ] figure We have 3 DIX al
yanfaEe We know their real game
no1. and files are ~ sure " are both (
dead. they'll os~rafe 10 The u,fn- (
walk nrht into trap rs tbls an.e [.
NcAdams musi have discovered some .
clue a. % the ahereaeOafs n Hoasrt i
Win h.m under arrest. and our story
told. soine u these fellows Will con.
fess and Il VIII 81 BE- over with
III Is frlH-if siresdy-ihe sun has
gone covn beiind fhe hiun. bgt IL win
require an hoor sei FOR this raft 70
drift into shallow water. You sxlm.
gou told m.fr
-Yes rtfg well Indeed
-Siail We risk if thea fogefheff II /.
Is not far 70 The end q the point Jon
der I.
She booked where he pointed and
SAILED. gisncing back into hls question
ing eyes
-N'hy. ttaf Involves % danger ~ an.
VII d snT.t.las 70 set oG this raft !
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SMALL LOAN LAW rs
URGED ron oKLAHoaA

Tulsa. ne, The nettor nuslneas
hnraau has received in answer 10 d
marked com a q nevtpaper eoniein.
JUS an article on me loan shark evil.
sent Is the logal Reform puroau in
Neu York request ihai It eet be-
bad appropriate legislation q put
me loan shark cut 81 business Ia this
state.
The uniform small lon iaW has
been onfor,ea IN number OF
states the letter continues. "aud
work we'll In these states the loan
shark e,il 81 Eliminated and the pub
sic d, able q secure mail loan ser, icr
on scu.wspeetlnr and LAWFUL terms
The nearest states e. yHa having a
uniform small loan law are Illinois.
Georgia and Utah The enforcement
~ this see not onig obtains Mir
proft fr NE lender bnt a,es neccs-
siuoua borrowers from oppression"
IA hes been found taid Louis
Iefko. attorney for tho Better Bu.l.
ness bureau. today that ~ per
cent a month Is nqnrod 20 conduct
The small lean hasincs safely and
prottaby This percentage NAV
seem large. but loanine ON unsecured
notes e hazardous ard many losses
are sustained and coed deal q
overhead is involved However when
cne reflect that the loan shark
charge. run from 900 per cent 10 100
per cent year Il IS easily feen what
benefit a uniform small loan law
would confer on the meritorous needy
class. We cSpec, 20 work far such q
law 10 this state during the next scs.
si1n of the legislature"
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There is No Water
in Santa Fe Stock
President Storey issues another Statement,
of Interest to Santa Fe Patrons

The charge s made that the rail-. asking return.
watcrcd stock.
Congress undertook ascertain the facts through the vas
ton Act which introduced by Senator Lafoletse. The
Interstate Commerce Commission has been conducting this
valuation for nine and the following elements are cond
eredi Cost Of reproduction he yeass 1913 1910 eo Of
reproduction les depreciation original cost other values and
clements Of value Stocks and bonds earning capacity
not been considered
From all the data available the Interstate cOmmsrc. Com
mission has found
Valuation Of all the railways in 1920 SIS 9oooooo0o
Net capitalization Of all the railway.
December 81, 1919. ......... i6.930,5i5,522
Value above capitalization. ......S 1,S60,4s4,47s
Otherwise stated the value Of the railroads. TWO Bill LION
DOLLARS IN Of the face OF all stocks and bonds n
day unit prices had been excess would be sr
greater.
This should dispose Of the question Of wateed socks
But recently reference has been made to the valuation that
the railroads have succeeded putting over on the Interstate
Commerce Commission The valuation work on the Santa Re
is nearly completed and know that not put any
thing over the Interstate Commerce Commission On the
contrary believe that the Interstate Commerce Commission
has been oversc s rules and methods OF valuation. and
that as has greatly undervaued railroad
When the work completed no water" viii be found IN
Santa Fe stock
w.B STOREY. President
The Achison Topeka and Santa "a Railway System.
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A TEXAS WONDER

For kidney and bladder trouble
gravel weak and lame back. rhonma.
tsm, irregularities of tho Md.
hcys and bladder Regulates bladder
troubles IN children n not sold BY
druggists mail s125. Small bottle
often cure Send f5r sworn tesiimon-
iais Dr = " Hal. 2sss Olive Street.
81 Louis. No.