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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-09
Sweet Melody Flour
ST. LOUIS STARS
TOMORROW
Lady Ball Players win Play the Al
collegians on Jackson Ball Ground
Tomorrow Afternoon.

Tie st. Louis All star base ball team
an aggregation of young ladies', viii
play the Il-collegians, of this city, at
the Jackson bali park in the East end
tomorrow afternoon at $50 o'clock. An
admission Of p cents will be charged
It is expected that the game will be an
event of much interest and tnat a large
crowd viii attend and enjoy the game
The young ladies' are said to put up q
good game and the home fellows vii
need to get a move ON them to win the
laurols
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-09
Sweet Melody Flour
THE RACES
FOR FAIR
Good Speed Program Arranged 70
clarl<sburg Fair and Purses
Are Liberal.

The speed proaram and purses have
been arranged for the Clarllsburg fair
August 90, 80 and 81 and September
/, as folows=
Tuesday, Aug 90 30 mixed, $500;
2.4o pncc, 5000; % mile run 1925.
Wednesday, Aug. 81 -2s35 trot 5000;
2.25 trot 5000; Free for all mixed, $780,
one,half mile run. $l25.
Thursday, Sept. l2.ls mixed, $500;
2,25 pace, $3.50; mile run, $3.50.
augotd.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-09

OF the Onion baptist Assosiation Cen
teuiai Anniversary at simpsOn.
Taylor County

The Onion Baptist Association wi
meet in the simpson Baptist ehirnh q
"wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Aug
/ d 25 and rs. The meeting will be tn
centennial anniversary OF the associa
ton and the program q follows hal
been arranged ittingly 70 celebrate u
event:
Wednesday, Ang. a.
1890 a. Devotional Services Rev
r. F. Durham
J HOO a. Centennial Sermon, Rev
p n. Murray
100 D. m.-Deyotional Services, Rev
w. e. Ruch.
200 p. m.-Letters from the churches
900 .. Organization and election.
and introduction Of visiting
brethren.
$50 p. Greetings from other As,
sociatious and churches that
once belonged to this Assoeia
ton.
400 p. M Foreign Missions. Rev. L
B. Moore. Rev. G. R. Dye
7.8O p. devotional Services, Rev 2
II. Potts,
500 p. ma Century of Baptist
Journalism" Rev. j. W. Carter
$50 p. m.-"Bnptist Young People and
the New Century "a promin
emit speaker will be providedl
Thursday, Aug. as
900 a. m.-DevotionaI Services, Rev
C. w. Kinsey.
0 80 a. m.-Business.
1000 a. m.-Report on Edueation, Rev
G. L. Trzlwin; "a Century OF
Baptist schools" Rev, r. B. Me.
Daniel; Broaddus Institute, DR.
S. Z. swartz, Rev. 4, w. Holden
100 a. m.-DoetrinaI Sermon, Rev. w
J. Eddy
100 p. m-Devotional Services, Rev. Z.
j. Woofter.
200 P. m.-centennial History, 4.
Whitescarver.
2.45 p. m.-special service OF thanksgiv
ing and praise for the work of
the century, led by the Moderator
800 p. m-State Missions, Rev. V. J
Eddy, Rev. NJ A. Summers
8. 45 p. m.-woman's Work. Miss Grace
whitescarver.
7.30 p. m.-DevotionaI Services, G. G.
Laughlin.
500 p. m.-Report on Temperance, Rev
H. F. Looms.
$50 p. m.-Bible and Publication Work.
Rev. C. H. Pack; GA Century of
Sunday School WORK. Rev. L. E
Peters.
Friday, Aug. ae.
900 a. m.-Devotional Services, G. FL
bert Bartlett.
$50 a. m.-Report on Systematic Benef
icence, Rev. n. S. Chenoweth.
Business.
1918 a. m.-Evangelism, Rev. NJ. A.
Summers.
lO.45 a. m.-Home Missions, Rev NJ
NJ Davis, Rev. j. s. Stump.
ll.3O a. m.-Report on Obituaries, Rev.
II. Curry.
100 p m.-Closing devotional service
and reminiscencies of the past
Led by Father Durham.
Adjournment in time to catch Wesi
bound accommodations train.
On behalf of Centennial Committee
r. b. Mcdaniel, Clerk.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-09
Sweet Melody Flour

Marcellus purrett, of AIarshvillc
spent Monday in the city betwcen trains.
J. w. Young was here Monday. from
West Milford business.
for ten days. q. =, DeAioss and Com
pany, augs o.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-20
Sac BuSaet scs gulfans.

9ie id6rli9en &asgaben bes @ulz
tans f6Gbt man ouf ni9t tpeniger als
100000. GdDon fpmmen ST.
100000 auf bic S.eibung Der 6rauen
beg 9arems uno 100000 auf bic
eigene @arberobe bes @ultans. SAT-
$3.50 900 fperben peiter ppn @ei9enz
fen Derf9luneen. 100000 rpertrDz
oeln" fih als Saf9eneelb unb nod
einmal So, 1000, 900 erforbern bic Mabl=
seiten. @s erf9eint ia faum glaubli9
boB elm ein5ieer Mann in einem Sabre
10 bel @elb ausgeben fDnne. es mub
bierbei aber baran erinnert tperben, boB
i~nnerbafb Der Mauern be3 Palates
1900 peripnen pDbnen. Od bieie nun
re6t lururi0s leben unb Ii4 auf Soften
Der Gibiniite bD9ft pruntnoG tleiben,
pirb Der 8erbrau9 Der genannten
Summen fhon cher berftGnblin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-20
Experimentation Der 1tmipm.

Die @eIdmmt=ProDuftton bon Pez
troleum in ben Ser. @taaten tpdbrenb
Der Sabre 1859 Bis 1908 bat, Dte S.
8. Slipbant bonn @eDlpgii9en Ser
meffungsz9ureuu aussere9net bat
ni9t peniger als 1,165, 280,727 Sab
betragsn; bas b%eoeutet, baB, penn be
felben aufre@t nebeneinunber in cine
fortlauf enbe &etbe ge1teIt tperben
fOnnten, fe einen @iirtel reprdIenttren
piirben, nel6er p Mal INN ben
Nequator rei6en piirbe.
Pennfplbanien unb SEEM gorf pro-
bu5irten $50 Prp3ent bes Sels, S6io
24.3 pro5ent, @eItzgirginien 11.3,
Snbiunu $50 &alifornien SO unb
Seras 81 Yrp3ent. Die iibrigen 9
pro5ent nurben in 8anfas, Colorado.
9ouiiand, Suinois. Mifouri. Snbiaz
nerzSerritprtum. Wpomtng, Mat9iean
unb Sflabpma probu3irt. Die PrDs
buftipn lit mod in Der s3unabme be-
eriffen, unb bic Mannigfaltigfeit Der
5abrifate, pel9e aus petroleum, re-
5peftibe Petrpleum1Nbfduen, bergeiteat
peroen, mebrt it9 besgleiden bon Sabr
gu Sabr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-20
Ser Mertb zines eienenpplfcs.

Sine tnterehante 8ere6nung iteute
Sngenieur 6erbinanb Cupid auf: Sin
8ienenbplf adblt i'm Sommer bur9z
f3nittli6 $4,000 @tid. @tpa rs
8ienen flieeen in Der Mlinute aus, D
iieben ubr Morgens Bis feds l1br
Nhenbs tpGren ipmtt 49,500 Sliige 81
5Gblen. Sebe 8iene befu9t nGbrenb
ibres NusfGuges ungefG6r 45 8liitben,
Elm 8ienenpolt an einem Sage alfo
2.227,500 8Iitben. Hebnet man urz
sefGbr 100 f90ne Sage fir bas Sabr,
10 erbGlt man 222, 10000 8litben.
Die BON etnem 8ienenbolfe in einem
Sabre beiuht perben. Wirb nun aud
nur Der aebnte She'll Der 222, 10000
8litben 6efru9tet, 10 ndren bas INNER
nod 22,275,0OO 8efru1tungen, bic elm
8ienenpolt i'm Sabre beiorgt. Ge9net
mar ben Wertb BON 1000 8efru9tuns
gen nur auf eite1t NFenntg, 10 6Gtte
Die 2dnbnirtbfdaft einem ein3jgen
8ienenpolfe immes nod 222.75 Marf
i'm Sabre al berbonfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-20
Sslanos 9lteratur.
GrifannlidD srnse grosaftinn nth ocr gEiIs
fensorana Der Setpohner.

fenSoran9 Der S%etppbncr.
4uf Sslanb er19einen aniGbrli6,
mad MuBgabe Der Iehr niebrieen Sc
DDlferungs5iffer (fnapp 100, GOO &Dpfe)
bere4net, % Mol me6r Oruder5engz
nife literartfGen @enres, ais in trgen0
einem anberen &ulturlanbe Der @rDe.
gs eriftiren CUR 3eit auf Sslanb Is
3eitungen, II 3eiti6riften unb cine
grObere Nn3abl Observation-Disclosures
Eepuen, neben etna 20 pertobi9en
Publifationen, Die auBerbalb Sslanbs
georudt Deroen, aber ouf Der Snfel tbr
eigentli9es Interchangeable 6absn.
Gs erf9eiEen in iebem Sabre iiber Elm
0uBenb neue Werte in isldnbi19er
@pra9e nit elmer Nuflage bon ie 1000
bis 1000 @remplaren. Der pettaus
iiberpiegenbe She'll bteIer literari16en
9o9flut6 nirb BON pribaten fonfr=
mirt. Der Ssldnber, einerlei, Of bed
ober gering, tennt tein grOBeres @erz
gniigen, als ii9 IN ben lungen, ftiqen
Winterabenben fetner arfttf6en 9et@
mdtb nit ftetig pe9felnber 2eftiire gu
bef9dftigen. 9rpbe 8ii6ermengen,
namentlt9 Iotpeit es Ii9 I'm toitipielige
@ncbelopGbien unb @ummelperfe bdnz
belt, nanbern alidbrli9 in bic grDBen
Observation-Disclosures Der bier @mtsz
ftdbte, mo fie BON iebem 8iirger bes
2anbes f~oftenfrei in NnIpru9 genpm=
lei Derben birfen. NuBerbem teftez
ben fDgenannte Observation-Disclosures,
bic Defenders in ben entlegeneren ST.
f6erbiitritten Der Norbfiite bas oagez
meme 2eIebebiirfnib befriebigen belfen.
Die islGnbif6e INTERPRETATION err
itredt ii9 Dprpiegenb auf bas litera@
rtf9e, infonberbeit lDrif6e unb epiI9e
Genre, baneben eridetnen oablrei9e
l1eberieBungen frember Nutoren. Nprs
pegens 9i9ter6erpen genieBen beipnz
bere YopularitGt, bp6 Iinb ou9 Die be-
fanntersn beutf6en @r3dbler, pprne6mz
li9 9epIe unb Gaabe unb neuerbings
Srenfen, fopie BON ben Ruffen SoGftoi
unb Surgenien, nebft ben S6neben
Sopelius unb Huneberg bertreten. I'M
ter ben Srdgern Der dlteren 2~tteratur
run9tren Sbafeipeare, @oetbe, @9iuer.
9eine unb Gfaias Segner an erfter
SteGe. Selbit in ben einiamften Sc
bir9saniie6elungen, in benen fi9 peber
Stride nod @9ule befinbet un0 mo Die
SugenO lebigGi6 auf ben biirftigen pri=
patunterri9t i'm elterli9en !9etm an9ez
pieien 1T, perben febr bdufig bduerz
li6e Nutobibaften angetroffen, Die nit
GROCER 8efrieDtgung ibre beutf9en.
nornegii6en uno englif9en Bidder i'm
1rtert ftubiren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-20
gpesiaIsG tanaIe.

srften 0 eGIdse, Ssreiter aIarrn,
2tueitess Q S4Idse, hritter MIarns,
Orttte4s . SdIdge, bierter AIarn.
l-2-1, Seser aus tnb S@Iaad ~aafeersHts
; S@Ldge, gsafer6rnd alb.
ID S4I6se, 10 tfr Rittaga
. Ste 70 5esei4uetet GisnaIe tuerSea ritz SSa S5ur1n
ud4ter G~nseeeben ba an ben betreHsaAea StraSea
sreua,u1aeR tetne Marrntffen enaebraGt FRh.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-20

4 FernirIb xnA gearte4
) GnsIiR's Cperrp& ars
8 Gaft urb N-n Dort
2 HpbIe uttb Ni4isan
3 q. Seriep II. Daft abe
0 4ite itnb Nprtb
10 Nnrfet itnb ptne
4 germont nabe @nft
U 3p. 8 Sprtsenbaus
WaK. 9Ibe rabe GobIe
70 De,afpare unb @nInut
Il u. Serfep II Central 81. d.
10 TtaF usb Cornell 9Ibe
g @iP un:h IL GtraBe
u Bart @be unb IL Str
8 columbia nnb Siufbe
10 Stsblanb Nbe u. 4ratt
Il SIIinris tInb ct. Spe
IS 4enufpIb. Mnb prntt
"a 1eriSian ut1D IL. Str
IS 80. 8 Sprisenbaus 15.
nabe SIIinDts
IS Senate Mbeu. StGIatr
~ SlIineis unb ga4tean
Is Ne tfbIbania unb II.
% Senate @ne. unb 49,
81 siD. l Sprissnbaits
ssnD 4re nnPeMifisan
90 gteribiaa unb @nInat
"a California u @erntor,t
So 8Inte unS Retp gort
Sc Snb. &n. u. st gIatr
81 @itp 9ofpitaI
So 8Iate unb NprtH
80 Rihisan unS asres
Il go. 8 SprtAenb1us
8aibinston rlaHe sseh
AZ @aienborf u @aiF.
is Riffouri u Netp gprt
IS Reribian u @aR
IS SlItuuis unb Dbic
81 gapitcI ab. u @nIR
- Rtnsna's portbaus
20 Strnsenbabn GtGIIe
%. @aBinston ST.
81 go. 10 SprtsenBaus
SIIinois u BaerriII
50 SILinpis u s~:puifiaaa
50 Beft iirS Sputb
"a 8eft nns Mleeartb
SO Senate abe, II Senrs
81 Reribian isnb Ras
So go. 4 Sprisenbaais
Rabiion 9Ib. u Rprris
80 Rabuon MS. u Dunlop
Sc @o2 9aten 2eiterbans
Srut5 nabe 9eIatrare
10 qenrt. u MerrtH
rs Desa!r6re u, RcgnrtH
& CAT isssb aRctSorEg
e6 Netu seriep u. Eeerrtn
OF gtrs. An. u ArabfHatu
cs Gaft unb 4rpfpect
90 Btdins unb 9isb
n go. IL SpriAenFauS
Bit ASe. itAbe S,arua
~ eAft unS Georgia
rs gehaS unb elm
~ 0abibfon u @ecrgts
75 @nsIifb 2Is. u 4ine
76 SHeI5p llnh Bates
70 SO. 8 Sprisenbans
9rDipect nabe SbeIbe
10 SLet9er Mb. Ii SbeIbr
81 Martet u. Getp 5erfeb
80 GeIatpare urb BaB.
So GAIT u @af1instnst
"a Netp 9ort IL. Sapibfpe
s5 Sau6ftunr1en anitaIt
Sc Ser. Staaten MriennI
81 Oriental ui1b @ait.
80 Srauen%R eformat.
81 $40. IS sprisen5aiis
MarpIanb nabe Yfers
90 Neribian u. Georgia.
80 Rertbian ti1b South
"a 4ennfaL1 u. 2oniEdna
a5 9trsi.tie ape u. MIab.
90 9auptquartier.
81 Grnnb SDteI.
90 Capital Ibe anb DPS
% SO. 16 GprttenhatlS
16. ilnb 2I1b.
"a alabama iirtn 76.
70 gentraI 9Ibe unb 1t.
&c 9anSes unb 15s
l27 8rpptfibe unb Stipiter
.28 Central Abe ii;1b lie
t29 9esa!pare uitD 19.
81 &Idbnnta unb H.
80 8eIIefpntatne unh 30
"a college &te sins 90.
So DeIatpare urb IS.
SO MIabamn uni Nprtb
81 NetpnaHn unS 19o
SO College Size unS IA.
80 Cornell Nes urtb 1Ss
Al ganbes unb 10.
AZ 9isbIanb A0e unb 10.
43 Eecumfeb unS 10.
45 Stein Serieb 4rb r.
40 MIbprb unb IL.
AZ SO. 2 SprisenPaus,
6iItfi6e Mbe ,ir1h &c.
IS College Mbe urb %.
40 College 9tpe unh 81.
So Bart Abe unb 20.
5s 8 6 u. SO 8abn u. aa.
81 Ramieb Mbe iitb 10.
Sc StousPtOn u 9eturnct,
81 NtIas unb 9ite.
SO 8Lobb unS 4atrpatr.
SO SIC. 81 SpriAenPaus
Bri9bttpoos
s& Arben unS Depot
So Brigpttupp6 tirth 2B.
"a &ttraI unb 8Iobb
So ct. Clair u. aesftpne
81 arfennI Mse unh %.
So BeIIefcntatae urb 70.
epesial'
srftea 0 G4Idse, s!peiter 81
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-20
Seuer

16s Fart Gbe nab 1e
az Capital &De lsih Ia
21s 8ennisIb. u. RiGians
214 SIiincis ftrh 20.
215 Senate She tinb 2Hs
216 9ennfbl5ania ir,lh q
x17 Rerieian unS 16.
218 Capital Mne iittb 60
219 8roabiuap un6 10.
PSI SIIinpiS uitb 0tc9ear
2s4 So. IL Sprisenbars
2ertrpopS iinb 80
255 IIinpis unb 49,
$50 4nnettn ui1b &c
2s7 $40. Q. SpriRenbauS
nSeII urtS &aDer
23s nbeu 2abber R0rfa
2S9 SfabeI nnb az.
241 MeriSian itrth a.
242* Sginpts II ct. gIGcT
243 gIeribSe iirb %.
31s @ef iiiib @aErntt
513 @eit unb 12.
314 9otuarh uno 16.
315 Sprbet anb 4ocG
BIG Capital Ane isrtb no
s17 Nortbtueitern Abe EN
31s Sent unS IS.
319 Canal si1tb 10.
52a &ereaIine Boris
S2A 9ermont Uuh 2sais
325 Bismard u grGstbbtest
s26 Gp. 20 6prtteHbGas
9disPntue.
s2s gi9ieau u. 9slrnes.
32s %iGigotl u. Gonrprh
s41 Beft urS TaeSntsre
4I2 MiHouri IL. TGrrIdlse
as Niffouri trb F4iU
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41s TiHourtu aeatadsA
AT Genate GSe it. BdfR.
Az g ti1b g sfisnhAaaaa
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42s S~rrer@S ofpitaL.
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42S gsp. 10 SpriAeitss0aas
8. @abi7gtDu
AT DLtner urtb @ir4
ga Other uab GS8coe
429 seorbpfe un6 Dore
431 9abIes @se y. BsrrrH
49, Sitter Mne u. gesrris
kS4 gfiner 9lne Muh @at
435 EARRING u. Sie4Ra
4s6 6arbine unb Dtira
1877 go. 10 Sprtten9&
Rprris Mnb 6GSSt1raa
ana SssrcrN sEsss ssszHGSA
$50 gtoGaaehS
461 Seisner ussA BeSEaA
452 9srGrb nab Bel
46s Rorsis ntS anH$ss
456 2ambsrt asb 8eExasx
45y Rprbefe Mbe u. A6aB
tssrR @rrss
5Ys Beft nab Ta4s
513 Qentai4s gIbe u. TerSE
Ola Reribiala Strb RDrr@
SIC SIinui3 S1it &arfae
SIT Elcrris unb DafCtG
61s Rorris tirb GPrrH
51s Capital u. u ReGar
621 @eribiar, irrth @aIma
1928 8ine urh 2orS
624 1abiipr Mbeu atnecE&
see @seribiart unb Belt @a
527 Carlos urth &ab
s25 Neribinrt ltab Arison6
$40 Sheridan u. NatctOth
5s1 Meribiart u. EcGaf~
$50 $40. IL Spri4enE ::ass
MprriS ttaPe @eit
67S Ncasraas: anb Dcunf
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s14 eait tirb 8eeder
SIS Briebt unb SdEb<r&
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s1s Stein SerieH u 8S aUs
71a Spr1ee urh @rofpecs
sbs eneIiit &pe. u 2aures
ia Gtnte 2Ibe II. NeIt &a
no SbeIbh unb 9eedaeS
ne State qlbe trrb DrGnG
rs Orange uub aalrel
ne SBeIbp u. g. ny
7a1 aeringtuH u. u ScSe
7ss SIetber @osm Gsrnea
7a4 Stote 9tbeu u. pIeafGts
yS6 @rDipett rtrb gsIeGiasts
gsS Orange aub SerIns
72s 2iberts rnS Neea
729 GC1Is unb South
s12 Np. 10 Sprisenhrris
DIT Bnibin9tDa Sa
s1s Martet urS ssobIe
s14 DFp II. 9isFIarib IL
SIS Madisan u. 6tsRiaE
SIG 0artet u @rieno1 Sss
s17+ DIT G.. @Lnir uni
linton 8abis GeIeiieo |
ss1 Ssan gamble SHrS3
sas gerntrnt urtb @GIecfe
s24 @aib. NIB StGts a
ss6 9sabSen's 2ounec sat
sse Ender rnb Dcrfet
sa7 @aiE. unb 8e1iue aN
sas Rp. 10 SprtsenaGis
Beutne t1aBe geid49aa
ISL Soutbenftern Ase Raa
@SpbfSe.
sss Baib. Isub Dearboss
ss4 GoatEeGiterrr ssrss
MriestaI Uses.
ss6 gsetp Bort satb Gelsph
s12" Sninris rub TGraL
s1s* SGiaDis uns Harte&
s14s Renss. Hsfb 3aM
s15* 9sEatpare uns 9eaE
stsnale.
Irrs,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-20

Derr1 Die Xe1t, mtr Ddrdur 1e9eH!
Mit biefer berrli9en Mpral fiir's
Publtfum itebt Mar 9raBmann ntdt
ullein, er betsnnt ii4 bamit nnr gu et@
ner qroBen Gemeinbe - linn mar tie
auberoem gum @runbitod fetner @rz
5iebung eepprben er tpnnte alp
nt9t einmal 1pbiel bafir. nnb feline
Mutter lebte babDn, fe fonnte alio
nur ftols fem auf Die Srn4t ihrer
Qe6ren.
Oils Mar @raBmann eine Stunbe
fpGter bic Mbtei pieber berlieB, BON
1einer Mutter Bis ppr ods Shor 9ez
bra6t, bate er Srir ni6t eeisDen.
uOas lit eisentli9 f9abe," metnte
5rau b. @raBmann. r@ine 5ufdaige
8eeegnung bate mir fehr gut in mei>
men plun sepaBt. 4m liebiten bate
gerabe @efu9 ba5u tommen miihen.~
Dieter Munf9 fanb plOBli9e Gr=
fiiGung, aber ni9t eben in Der seba4~
ten Mei5e, benn in benz Mugenblide
ais Mutter unb Gobn unter benSbor=
bpgen treten tppnten, rift Sans Srnoh=
fef barunter meg in ben 9Of Der &btsi
Elm.
SOFIA, Mor! Du bier2" rief sr.
ni9t gerabe angenebm iiberraf4t.
nSa 80 bat Du ettDas bageger elnt
supenben2" fragte Der anbere bob
Mid, unb bas mar bic erite 8%egesnnng
Der 8ettern.
(5Ort1eBuns fOlet.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-24
The REGISTRATION FOLLY.

The present Oregon registration
law was a piece Of ill-conceived, raw,
undlgested immature, demagog legis.
lation
II was the result OF one Of those
precocious spasms Of political virtue
that emanates from Portland and
curse and burden the taxpayers Of the
entire state
In spite Of the county paying ten
cents per head TO notarles and jus.
tlces, not one-fourth Of the voters are
yet registered Al the present rate not
one.half will be registered by May
1st May 18th the boolts are closed
In Portland voters are hired to regis
ter. and in time this will become gen
eral All not registered will be sworn
In
The main claim Of a wealthy Port
land man to the United States sena
torshlp was that he had advanced sew.
erl thousand dollars TO HIRE MEN
TO GO OUT AND REGISTER RE.
PUBLICAN VOTERS.
The more shameful fact is that this
law shuts out thousands of men who
are citizens, and are legal voters, be.
cause OF some technicality set up In
this registration law
II the politicians OF Portland feel
the people OF Portland really need
such a law. let that county have II.
BUT LET THE REST OF THE
STATE BE EXEMPT FROM ITS oP.
GRAFTON.
The law should be overthrown, re.
sisted, set aside, replaced. The mum.
Der OF Illegal voters who can be voted
under this law is unlimited. The con.
scientious, law-abiding man Is shut
out by such a law in many cases.
Registration Is now conducted only
by persistent, ceaseless drumming up
Of the voters through the newspapers.
Many counties spend money for adver.
Using for registration. II the law
stands, only those who are paid to
register or whose votes are not worth
money TO themselves on election day
viii register. The law was ndver
adapted 10 the needs OF Oregon. It is
legislative folly
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-24
oANesR 10 MoNARohles.

rhere is great danger-or hope
that the RussoJapanese war viii IN
VolNe the monarchies OF Europe.
The result may be the complete an
utilization OF Russia or the extinction
of Japan, and the possible overthrow
oi other mOnarchies.
Tho time has come for better forms
Of constitutional goyernmont. 70 take
the place OF topheayy, antlQuated alb.
solutisms
Their s0called royal houses ae rot,
ten. teeming with scandals. Their ar
isiocracles are degenerate. their mill.
'arlsm oppressive, and their state
churches are animated by antichrist
materialism.
The hoer war aroused Great Britain
and only a strong constitutional GOV.
ernment enabled that government to
Withstand the shock,
But the Earopean monarcAs are IN.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-24
WHY SHALL NOT THE BICYCLE
LAW De ENFoRcEo7

Chief OF Police Gibson has raised a
question as 10 what Is his Official duty
in relation to the new bicycle ordl.
nance
That ordinance was passed as a
reasonable restriction upon the use of
wheels for locomotion on the city
sidewalks. The new law Is enacted in
obedience 10 public sentiment.
Whoelrlders and the rest OF the
public are entitled to the protection
OF the law. and TO its reasonable en-.
forcemcnt.
The chief OF police refuses 10 under
take enforcement, unless the council
win guarantee him immunity from
loss In the event os resistance to en-.
forcement In the courts.
Any officer Is liable TO become I'm.
volyod In litigation In the discharge
OF his duty, and the chief OF police Is
not an exception.
This matter OF regulation OF the use
OF Wheels ON sidewalks was an issue
az tho city election An obnoxious re,
strictIon has been repealed and a
reasonable law has been passed
The public have a right TO have the
bicycle ordinance enforced. The chief
OF police is elected by the people. aud
Il would seem 20 have been the yer,
dict Of the people az the last election
In this city that they demand mod.
crate restriction OF the use OF wheels
aud have a right TO ask that the law
be enforced
TIE AMERICAN PEOPLE WILL
ALWAYS UPHOLD AN OFFICER IN
THE FEARLESS DISCHARGE OF
ms OFFICIAL DUTY
hecause some one might resist his
authority and take him into the courts
and involve him Ia expense Is not SUI
nelent reason for his refusing 70 un.
der'ake all enforcement
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-24
THIS CRY WIDELY INJURED.

A Salem lady has a letter from
relative In nelghboring state thai
proves how widely this city received
damaging typhoid fever advertise
ment.
An adult who visited In Salem last
Summer was stricken with typhoid
fever upon returning TO another state
and the case was promptly ascrlbed to
Salem fever germs
THIS WAS DONE BY A PHYsl.
CLAN WHO HAD READ THE IN.
DlcTMENT or SALEM SANITARY
CONDITIONS IN THE PORTLAND
PRESS.
Salem should profit by the lessons
Of the past. The city should be thor.
oughly cleansed this spring. The city
council and street commissioner
should take up the task early, and
perform It thoroughly
or course. there Is no way to pro.
teot the people Of Salem against the
unsanitary and domorallzlng lnfu.
enees Of Portland newspapers Their
columns Of sewage, divorce scandals,
police court corruption and Portland
Mercury style Of journalism, must be
emptled into the homes OF our people
forever moro.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-24

his breast. and he kept up the war
not only because he desired to live
but for the great principle that was
at stake
No matter how cheaply he ohered
his wares the Standard was Wiling
TO sell cheaper. or to supply custom
ers free of charge. BY the very force
of his character he kept the bulk OF
his trade long after his little re-
sources we're exhausted. He could
have sold out to the trust, but he
made up his mind to die fighting
Some of the women of Chardon so
admired his stand that when the
Standard presented them with cans
of oil they overturned them into the
street and continued to buy of Mel
Hossler.
Why didn't he appeal to the
courts?
What chance would an oil peddler,
with a few coppers in his pockets
have in a contest with a Millionaire?
And inch by inch the free oil prop.
osltion gained headway You cannot
blame the people. Few of them are
fighters. Most of them are poor. The
pennies saved by patronizing looked
bigger than principle, and so Mel
Hossler was ruined, just as thousands
have been ruined.
"I'll get a pick and shovel and hunt
for work at $3.50 per day, and try to
pay off the mortgage" he said
And yet, thank God! there are mil.
lions of men who, today, would rather
stand in the shoes of the ruined oil
peddler than wear the crown Of the
oil king