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The Lamar register., 1904-01-27
Land Law Resolutions.

Denver. Jan. 22.-. Salida specie.
to the News last night says: ht q
regular meeting of the Salida Board
of Trade members. composed OF min
ing men. ranchmen. railroad men. mer
chants and business men, in the boaru
of trade rooms last night, an emphatic
protest was filed against the passas
of the Hansborough bill now pendlnS
in Congress and the repeal OF the
present stone and timber laws. giVlns
the Secretary OF the Interior authorlE
to sell to the highest bidder all valua
BILE stone and timber lands that may
hereafter be located in the public do
main.
After reading the proposed bill no"
before Congress. and thoroughly DIS
cussing and considering the same, the
board of trade adopted the followihE
resolution:
Resolved. That we are periectlE
satisfied with the present land anu
mineral laws. and that we are Vehe
mently and unalterably opposed to an!
change or repeal of the present laws
We are opposed to the forest reserves
in general. We believe that the repeal
of the present timber and stone Jaws
would be detriment and a dealN
blow to the exploration and ceveiop
ment of our vast latent resources. we
therefore petition our representative
in Congress to oppose each and eve n
one of these bills. and in every posi-
BILE and legitimate manner endea'o'
to work their defeat"
The Lamar register., 1904-01-27

New York. Jan. 22.-The nineteenth
annual meeting of the American Pro-
tectiye Tariff League was held yester-
day. The report of the secretary
showed a membership of SIS in TWEEN
ty-two different states.
The election of officers resulted as
follows: President, Charles A. Moore.
New York; first vice president. Colonel
A. G. Payne. New York; second vice
president, Joseph Z. Thropp. Massa-
chusetts: treasurer and general secre-
tary, Wilbur Wakeman, New York. In
the board of managers, ID. NJ. Ferry OF
Michigan succeeded Senator Francis Il.
Warren of Wyoming.
The league unanimously adopted an
address to the protectionists of the
United States. The address says:
1t may be that considerations OF
sentiment or even of party expediency
seem to party managers wiser guides in
some particular emergency than rigid
adherence TO the national policy of pro-
lection. 1t may be that party organ
iZation can take that view and act on 1t
without injury to itself. but such a
course can no more be pursued by an
organization dedicated to the cause of
protection than an individual can di-
verge from the line Of rectitude.
With imports of a billion dollars
for 1903. being 26000.000 above the
highest mark previously reached. and
with exports amounting to s1.4s4 $685.
The Lamar register., 1904-01-27
col ORADO AGRICULTURISTS ASK
CONGRESS FOR APPROPRIATION

Mr. Grubb made a concise and com
prehensive statement concerning the
conditions in regard to cattle feeding
and Professor Carlyle demonstrated
to the members of the committee the
benefits that would arise from gov
ernment appropriation TO be extended
by the secretary of the interior. Both
MIR. Grubb and Professor Carlyle were
closely questioned by Chairman Wads-
worth and the members of the com
mittee and their replies seemed to be
quite convincing concerning the fac
that such an appropriation could be
used to splendid advantage.
The committee has had the proposi-
tion before IL for several days, but up
to the time of the appearance OF the
two Coloradans before it. the genera
sentiment has been rather in favor OF
the individual states carrying on the
experiments rather than the govern
ment, although the animal industry
fund will be increased by a small
amount and the secretary may allot
few hundred dollars for the work.
Mr.. Grubb and Professor Carlyle
gave the committee many new things
to think about the question of increas-
ing the appropriation in order to per
nit of the experiments Will be at least
given much deeper consideration before
being settled. Congressman Brooks is
a member of the committee and is maI~>
ing strenuous efforts TO obtain the
sired aid for the West.
The Lamar register., 1904-01-27
PROTECTIVE TARIFF LEAGUE
DECLARES RECIPROCITY WRONG

127, nearly $40, ,OOO, 900 greater than the
total for any preceding year. we are
unable to perceive the necessity for the
abandonment of protection in order
that our foreign trade may be in
creased With a foreign trade aggre-
eating 50, SOC. 100000 and steadily grow
ing. 1t would seem that we are already
getting far share OF world traffic. But
it must not be forgotten that our in
ternal trade reaches 100000. 100000
yearly. To this care and preservation
of the great home market, with its
trade OF 100000. 600. 900. protection
stands especially committed.
In annual meeting: assembled. We
reafirm the position taken by the Tar
in League adopted on January Is. 1903.
and declare:
That reciprocity in competitive pro
ducts is unsound in principle. PERM
cious in practice and condemned by
experience. 1t is contrary alike to the
national policy of protection, to the
fair treatment of domestic producers
and to friendly relations with foreign
countries.
1T is neither ethic. nor economic
since it seeks to benefit some indus
tries by the sacrifice of others. Recip,
procity in competitive products is the
policy of favoritism. II tends to arraH,
industry against industry, sectioVj
against section at home: and to foment
commercial retaliation and political an
rapDnism abroad"
The Lamar register., 1904-01-27
PEACE PROSPECTS
MORE HOPEFUL.

London. Jan. CA statement il
published in London this morning with
an air of authority. to the effect that
the question of neutral zone has dis
appeared from the Russo-Japanese ne
gotiations. Although it is impossible
to confirm this statement II agrees with
other inspired statemen that Russia
has acquiesced to Japan's views regard
ing the integrity of Corea and that the
only trouble now remaining relates to
Manchuria.
Special dispatches from st. Peters
burg TO the Telegraph and Mail asser:
that Russia's reply to the latest Jap
anese note was drawn up yesterday at
ministerial council at which the Gar
presided. The tenor Of this reply is
courteous but firm. Nothing has been
given out officially concerning this re
ply, but it is understood. according to
messages from ST. Petersburg, that
Russia maintains that Manchur.a mus
remain amenable. politically and strat-
egically, to Russian influence. the con-
cessions made being only of CONNER
cial character.
Two cable dispatches. originating
with W. 7. Stead and w. r. CremeT
VI. F.. were sent tonight to the Gar
of Russia and the Mikado of Japan
urging that. if diplomacy failed, the
submit the far Eastern dispute to T0
Hague Tribunal. The messages are
lengthy. and they appeal specially to
the Gar as "the courageous originator
of The Hague conference" to take the
initiative in referring the matter to
The Hague
The Lamar register., 1904-01-27

A Brooklyn woman whose first name
is Ann has attained the age of 1O7
wears. Those people who have recent
ly been making such persistent IN
1uiries concerning the age of Ann are
doubtless regarded by her as being
rather impertinent.
The Lamar register., 1904-01-27

Perhaps it has occurred to you by
this time that you can break that New
ears resolution without anybody s
showing anything about 1t
The Lamar register., 1904-01-27

a new journal published in Turkish
at Cairo declares; Our chief duty is
to show the Arlnenians that there is
rot in the whole world a nation more
just. more tolerant than the Turks" ="
And yet it does not purport to be a
funny paper.
The Lamar register., 1904-01-27

1. will be unwelcome news to leap
year girls that Paris scientist has
found out how TO show the hearts S
action by photograph. They'd rather
speak for themselves.
The Lamar register., 1904-01-27

Every time an actor lights match
on the stage now to burn a letter or
light his cigar people watch the flame
with fascinated interest. and think
of the disaster in Chicago.
The Lamar register., 1904-01-27

That doctor who declares that dam
ger lies in the bath should be pre-
pared to find himself officially APP
pointed the family physician for Wan
deripe Willie.
The Lamar register., 1904-01-27

1t is erroneously reported that six
women put on mems clothes and wit
messed a bloody prize fight in New
York. They are not women, simply
females.
The Lamar register., 1904-01-27

The Kalamazoo flying machine also
is "cigar-shaped." II will probably be
a long time before a new cigar is
spoken of as being flying machine
sbapcd"
The Lamar register., 1904-01-27

Question of etiqnette: Should the
coy but not unwilling young man com
pei The reap year pepper to ask pop
per?
The Lamar register., 1904-01-27

Strange. isn't 1t, how some men can
steal several thousand dollars. mystic
riously disappear. suddenly return
broke and then report that their
mind was a blank? Yes, it is pass
ing strange.
The Lamar register., 1904-01-27

When will the ingenious manufac-
turers discover that a mixture of kerr
osene and rnolasses is NOT satisfac-
tory substitute for pure Vermont ma
pie sirup?
The Lamar register., 1904-01-27

The Philadelphia mint has begun
striking OF coins dated 1884. Here's
hoping you may get a lot of them
The Lamar register., 1904-01-27

a California woman carried of the
first prize in the New York beauty
show Californa produces fine girls.
no doubt, but there are others.
The Lamar register., 1904-01-27

1t was hardly fair in Laureate Aus
tin to write a rank parody of kipling
and can ii New Years ode.
The Lamar register., 1904-01-27

1t puzzles the people of Santo Do
Ininro most of the time to determine
which is the revolution and which is
the government.
The Lamar register., 1904-01-27

One of the most serious results OF
the production of "Parsifal' on this
side of the ocean is that it will now
be played by the street pianos.
The Lamar register., 1904-01-27

when man gets neat enough TO
roll up his trousers the time is ripe for
pulling his leg
The Lamar register., 1904-01-27

Tho most wonderful music in all
the world is the ripping laughter of
rornning, frolicing siri-Indianapolis
Sentinel
Unless Of course, she is making fun
Of you.
The Lamar register., 1904-01-27

There will he more room on the
water wagon after a few days.-Wash-
ingtun Posi-. Going to climb down,
are you?
The Lamar register., 1904-01-27

The new ocean steamer just order
cd will be 100 feet long-So feet long
er than the largest steamship in the
world. a walk from end to end of
her and back before breakfast will!
be a frst-rate constitutional.
The Lamar register., 1904-01-27

Sir Thomas Lipton has forwarded
his check from London to Chicago
There's man whose heart and hand
you can depend upon.
The Lamar register., 1904-01-27

From the Medicine Hat News We
learn that there is a first brigade in
that town. The popular impression
has been that Medicine Hat has moth
ing but ice houses.
The Lamar register., 1904-01-27

An Illinois woman stole lead pen
oil from a store twenty years ago and
has just paid for 1t. Cold molasses? A
conscience like that is almost as slow
as cold cream.
The Lamar register., 1904-01-27

One of the important reasons which
Gen. weylcr fails 10 mention in ex-
planning why he did not invade the
United States is that the United
States would not let him in.
The Lamar register., 1904-01-27

The assertion is made that the aver
age Russian peasants vocabulary is
limited 80 40 words. And such words!
The Lamar register., 1904-01-27

New Hampshire's governor is chars-
ed with holding four positions and
wing four salaries. Just think
what he is saving the state in desk
room.
The Lamar register., 1904-01-27

Some of the high finance" is SO
high" that it is putrid.
The Lamar register., 1904-01-27


the government.
Sir Thomas Upton has forwarded
his check from London TO Chicago
There's a man whose heart and hand
you can depend upon.
Perhaps it has occurred to You by
this time that you can break that New
ears resolution without anybody's
showing anything about 1t.
A California woman carried of the
first prize in the New York beauty
show. Californa produces fine girls.
no doubt, but there are others.
One of the most serious results OF
the production Of "Parsifal' on this
side of the ocean is that it will now
be played by the street pianos.
New Hampshire's governor Is charg-
ed with holding four positions and
dra wing four salaries. Just think
what he is saving the state in desk
room.
The Kalamazoo flying machine also
is "cigar-shaped." II will probably be
a long time before a new cigar is
spoken of as being flying machine
shaped
1t is erroneously reported that six
women put on mems clothes and wit
messed bloody prize fight in New
York. They are not women, simply
females.
When will the ingenious manufac-
turers discover that mixture of kerr
osene and molasses is not a satisfac-
tory substitute for pure Vermont ma
pie sirup?
That doctor who declares that dan
ger lies in the bath should be pre-
pared to find himself officially ap-
pointed the family physician for Wan
derips Willie.
An Illinois woman stole lead pen
oil from store twenty years ago and
has just paid for It, Cold molasses? A
conscience like that is almost as slow
as cold cream.
From the Medicine Hat News We
learn that there Is first brigade in
that town. The popular impression
has been that Medicine Hat has moth
ing but ice houses.
Il will be unwelcome news to leap
year girls that Paris scientist has
, found out how 10 show the heart S
action by photograph. They'd rather
speak for themselves.
Every time an actor lights a match
on the stage now to burn letter or
light his cigar people watch the flame
with fascinated interest. and thinl;
of the disaster in Chicago.
One of the important reasons which
Gen. Weylcr fails TO mention in ex-
planning why he did not invade the
United States is that the United
States would not let him in.
Strange. isn't It. how some men can
steal several Thousand dollars. mystic
riously disappear. suddenly return
broke and then report that their
mind was blank? Yes, it is pass
ing strange.
Tho most wonderful music in all
the world is the ripping laughter of
romning, frulicing indianapolis
Sentinel
Unless Of course, she is making fun
Of you.
The new ocean steamer just order
cd Will be 100 feet long-30 feet long
er than the largest steamship in the
world. a walk from end to end oi
her and back before breakfast will
be a hrst-rate constitutional.
a new journal published in Turkist
at Cairo declares; Our chief duty i:
TO show the ArInenians that there is
rot in the whole world a nation more
lust. more tolerant than the Turks.
And yet it does not purport to be ;
funny paper.
A Brooklyn woman whose first nam'
is Ann has attained the age of 10'
wears. Those people who have recent
ly been making such persistent IN
nuiries concerning the age of Ann arr
doubtless regarded by her as bein;
rather impertinent
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-19
sulIy Asslans.

New York, March 1.-THE sully
Company made an assignment this
morning to Joseph H. Headley, for the
benefit Of his creditors.
Prices here were FIVE points down
to "a above last nights closing. Liver.
pool sent a firm tone depressed in but
a small degree by the Garrison failure,
The stock market was steadier and
stronger, and showed gains over last
nights close. Comment among the
members was that sully's suspension
would not involve any stock house.
The cotton market quieted down,
though the undertone remained nerv-
GUS. Al IL o'clock II was normal with
evidence Of heavy support.
Brokers expressed the opinion that
the worst was over, and there would
be no more failures.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-19

The White House
Can give you a good meal any hour
Of the day or night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-19

Wantsd-ro rent or buy, a house. In.
quire OF j. l. stockton. Salem.
S-I9-lwk
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-19
HOTELS
The Willamette.

The Willamette.
j. Low, Portland.
Herman @. Smith, Portland.
S. B. Lowenberg, Portland.
A. L, Lovelace, Portland.
Joseph Warrent, Portland.
]. A. Freeman, Portland.
Z. J.. Warnock, Portland.
NJ. 70. Heath, Portland.
r. P. Clark, Louisville, Ky.
A. w. Giesy, Portland.
VIM. Foley, Portland.
Frank Merwedith, city.
A. T. Lipman, San Francisco.
Geo. A. Crux, San Francisco.
j. J.. Whitmore, San Francisco.
Oliver c. Thornton, San Francisco.
G. c. Gilbert, San Francisco.
]. L. Fuller, San Francisco.
II. C. Shade, Portland.
e. Waldman. Portland.
A. Sandy, Chicago.
A. B. Crelgh, Chicago.
p. Cunningham, Salem.
ID p. Coleman. Lincoln, Neb.
c. w. Allen, Castle Rock.
Geo. f. Dallmann, South Bend, Ind.
Arthur Conklin, Grants Pass.
II. II, Flanagan. Bellaire. Mich.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-19
CARNEGIE
MAKES
A BAD PUN
However Ii Was Done
Without Malice
PrepenSe
Carnegie objects TO Gamb-
ling, He Always Found
II Better 10 Have a
Lead-plpe Cinch

New York, March i9.-carnegie
sailed this morning on the steamer ST.
Paul for his Scotch castle. Asked
about the sully failure, the Iron mas
ter said; mo gambler can remain
unsnlied," The pun didn't dawn ON
him o a moment. when he said;
"well, well, who would have thought
II OF me; It came naturally. Drinking
and gambling are tho curses OF the
country"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-19
Admiral Walker Says
Sea- Level Canal
Is Impossible
A Lock Will D0 as Well and
Will Alone Permit the
Completion OF the
Canal

Washington, March 19~.-Considera-
ton of legislation which may be re-
quired for the government Of the ca
nal zone was resumed before the
house committee of inter state com.
MERGE. Admiral Walker explained
that a lock in the canal will do the
work, and that a sea level canal will
never be built. 1t would take 20
years to build the latter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-19

ror sa'e-Four fresh mich cows. for
trom $50 to $50 each. See ]. n. or
j. A. Howell aasa,.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-19
New Today

FOR sale-one 1S-horse Russell en,
s'ne and boiler, on skids, at a bar
gain. or viii trade for lumber. In.
Quire Of J. b Murphy, Fairgrounds.
oregon S-9-d6t-w2ts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-19
ADMIRAL
SEWELL'S
FUNERAL
in His Honor
Held at Vallejo
Today
Admiral McCallay. and All the
Officers Of the Mare
Island Navy Yard
Attended

Vallejo Cal, March l9.-The IN.
neral OF the late commander VIM.
sowell, ex-governor OF Guam, with fun
naval honOrs took place at Mare
Island this morning. ST. Peters
church and chapel was crowded Ad-
mIral MoCalla. and an the officers OF
the navy yard and marine band we're
present The remains will be shipped
east for lnterment
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-19

Fer Sale-rwo dwellings. Can NJ
northwest corner OF 18th ana Mis-
sion streets. or phone SIS Blue
S-l9sts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-19
Another Russian Pipe Dream

London, March 19.-Reuters Che
Foo dispatches state that a prul
dispatch reports fighting betvss.
Russia and Japanese on the bank 4
the Yalu. The Russians claim
have captured 1900 prisoners.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-19

Best &c thimbles ......,..""
Best l2hc silk seam binding
1Oc horn hair pins, doc '' +.
zoe horn hair pins. doz '.'
Toe rod hair pins. each "
Best sans silk, ball $3.50"
zoe yelling, yard ......
Ladies' summer union sa''A
short and long sleeves pro
Ladies' sse lace isle stoekins'
s1.OO cape lace collars .~'''"
Paper napkins. doz 1870
Children's 65c fancy sweaters
Best saxony yarn. skein
Ladies'" muslin undef"
slightly soiled, half price
Babies wool jackets, soc quA
ity, sale price 49,.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-19
Have Killed Him Twic.

Berlin, March 19.-The vosslsbsu
zeitung reports that Maj. InOkoH I
the Russian headquarters stat NJ
been discovered selling valuable ng
tary secrets to Japan, he has bes'
publicly degraded and shot RossIbb
the report is the same IS that NJ
lating to the recent execution Of.
Ivkoff, the commissary captain.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-19

EEORLES R4RGAKNHOUSE
Friday and Saturday Bargain Day

I'M great sale stl continued, Our stock is too large, and must
ut down Front cuts no figure, it's room we want-our store is
small for the immense stock we carry, so we have to close part OF 10
no matter at what cost See how we do it, Prices half
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-19
The Easy Roaming
Tribune

The 1904 Trlbunes are again the
leaders when it comes to genuine
worth. Come in and e the new mod.
els. The ladies' wheels have the
double graceful loop frame of prevl-
GUS types, black with blue rims. and
the mems come in either blue or
black. We furnish any tire or saddle.
and you can get brakes, two-speed
gears, or any other option that's go
ing.
We have this season added the IA
nous Pierce to our wheel department.
This wheel, particularly in the spring
fork and cushion frame models, is a
splendid Mount for the rider who ap-
preclates comfort in riding. Call and
see them.
That bunch Of 1908 models in the
Monarch, Crescent and Imperial lines
was a great buy for us. We can make
Il Interesting for men and women
both on these wheels, as the prices
below par"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-19

Berlin, March 19.-Leutwein's dis
patch says: col Glasenapp was
Fastening in advance Of his column
with a large staff of officers and SO
cavalrymen, when, on the 18th, he en-
countered the enemy's rear guard near
ovikokero. The enemy was u%nexpect-
eddy reinforced and Glasenapp was
forced to retreat. The Herreros lost
20 killed. Glasenapp is among the
wounded"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-19

JOB LOT mems underwear.
half price.
Mems Csc silk neckties, price. .15c
Mems 500 felts hats, price. .4se
Mems soc black and white
striped working shirts ......29c
Mems lOe gloves ............ Sc
Mems 2Sc gloves ..............12c
Mems SlOO buck gloves .4sc
DC finishing braid ............ PC
Ladies' zee back hair combs &c
zoe pearl shirt waist sets. 10
. packages needles in book 4e
Ladies zoe black stockings ....1oe
ladies' lOe black stockings. &c
Best Zoe white pearl but,
''Ns' uo@eh '...,............ &c
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-19

LOSE In
AFRICA
Attack Force
Under COl.Lieut-
wien
He Is Compelled to Retreat
With a Loss of Seven Of
ficsrS and Nineteen
Men

Berlin, March ia dispatch from
Col. Leutwein, commanding the forces
in German Southwest Africa, an.
that in another battle with
rebellious Herreros the Germans were
forced to retreat with losses Of seven
officers and 10 men killed and many
wounded.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-17
RAIN SPOILED
THE OPENING
OF THE RED MEMS FLOWER
MOON CARNIVAL LAST
NIGHT.
TWO SHOWS OPENED
And Did Nice Business for While,
But the Steady Rain Spoiled
Al1--Good Attractions.
TWO SHOWS OPENED

Two days hard work in setting up
the tents with their great painted
and gilded fronts, the Ferris wheel,
the booths and all the other para
phernalia Of fine carnival-and then
rain, hard rain on the opening night.
spoiled the opening Of the Red Men s
Carnival. At seven o'clock last
evening a handful Of about twenty
five or thirty persons were at the
gates, and it was announced that ad-
mission would be free as noshows
would be given on account of the in
clemency of the weather. After the
first lot got in however, about thirty
more came and soon a good sized
number was on the grounds, notwith-
standing the cold rain. Two shows
were opened, Minnie, the "Wild
Girl' and Esau, ''He Eats Then
Alive' and these two did a gooc
business, partly because the people
wanted to get out Of the rain. The
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