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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-10-06
WciImngem TT Ser G5be.

Dem Weenf6en felbft lift bas 9prs
hringen in bic b0diten 2ufti6i9ten
hur9 ben Mangel an geniigenbem
Gaueritoffgebalt Der borttgen Ntrnos
ipbdre borldufig unmDgltcb gemodt,
unb felbft Die @ertpenbung bpn Gduz
observation-disclosures btGt iiRr pie unz
mDgli9teit nidt hinpeg, bDber als
10000 W}eter Bel bollem 8etpuBt1ein
tpraubringen. Man lit baber auf bic
gIiidlt6e Sbee perfallen, itutt bemanns
ter 2uft19tffe unbemannte 8allons in
Die 2iifte itetgen 81 laifen, Die NIT
ieIbitregiItrirerben PrGaiiionsapparas
ter aur sSeititeaung Der ietpeiligen
S,Dbe, Semperatur, syeu6fisfett unb
bes 2uftbruds berieben itnb. auf
biefe Meiie eelangt man glei9falls
(5par obne gefdbbung zines Men.
f9enlebens, aber unter grDberem Sos
fienaufpanbe!) gu irtterefanten unb
trertbbolIen 2lufldliiFen iiber man9e
gum Sbeil nod inerfldrten 8orsdnse
Der trtI6en 2uftbiiue. 8erI9tebentz
li9 ipurbe iiber bic @rgebniHe Der Ios
genannten rinternationolen 8allpnz
fabrten" berthtet, bic nit 8aTlpus
gonbes elei9seitig in Srappes,
Gtrabburg, 8erlin, Mien, getersbnrg
etc. bor iih geben. 8is bnr furaem
6etrug bic grOBte 9Obe, in bic Elm
unbemnnnter 8alIon Bel bteien irters
nationdlen Jabrten selangt mar, ettpa
10000 Meter.
Neuerbings lit nun bieIe 6Dbe Inn
Elm Mefentlines iiberi9ritten tporben.
Mie aus 3iiri9 berintet ipirb, brans
elm BON Der f1peiaeriI9en meteoroloa
stf4en gentralanitalt lancirtes Hegiz
1trirbdlDnpadr Bis al elmer 6Dbe pDn
10000 Meter iiber benz MeeresfpiegeI
enpor, nobel iicb ein tabenoies syiinfs
tiDniren Der 1ubtilen Hegiitririnitrus
rnente Bis IN bic alIerb0hftsn Ghi9s
ten ergab. I'm jene 21a Mieilen bobe
QuftI9t9t 81 erreihen, brnu1te bas
8auDnpaar MIR 80 Minuten, tpdbrenb
bic mebr als bunbert Rilpmeter betra>
genbe Diftan5 bis Sur 2anbung in
Sameniee (dn Der babiI9@niirttemberz
sif6en @renae) tn elmer Gtunbe unb
fiinfunbbier5tg Minuten suriidgelegt
irnrbe. 5hDn in Der 601e bpn etfpa
$4,000 Weter ma9te fih eine raI6e
3emperaturiteigeru1g benerfbdr, unb
IT, $4,000 Meter SDbe 5eiste Sas rnits
gefiibrte 3hermomeier rlur So Grab
Geliius aater Jiull, tpdbrenb 75 Bis
so Grab bGtten eripartet lrerben fOn<
rtn. Dieie auffdllige Wdrnls Il, ben
Dberiten atmDfpbdrtfnen @9idten
bdngt naturgentdB nit itarfsn Gtr1s
munsen in Der irbifden 2uft6iiIle aus
iamnlen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-10-06
SreppenseIdnber fte5en, I'M ibr rloa-

SreppenseIdnber fte5en, nm ibr naa-
5ufdaueil.
8ernborbine buf1te flint an Sos
banfl Dprbsi itnb ben eriten MbIab birs
inter ftuBte bann aber er1hroden.
bonn tie tpGre beinabe ON etr,eit Gerrn
oilgerdnnt, ber NIT tief geIenttem
RDpf bic Sreppe herauftam. geun trat
er freili9 5ur @eite nnb bob bas @ez
fibt. gluf etrlen Mpment beoeqneten
f:b ibre 8lide, unb bas iunge MGbs
Gen f9auerte leiht 5ufdnnlen. 9as
esne Nuge bes Mdnnes tpdr bur1 etne
ichfpar5e 8inDe perbedt. Nber bds
anbere Nuge bltdte fie, ipie es ibr bor=
fcm, eigen our6bringenb, neir tpie
feinbfelig an. Gs lag gan3 tief in
Der 9Dblung, unb bos Ge1idt mar nn=
1stmlid blaB.
Sic baftete tpeiter Die Sreppe binab.
nit Dem gmpfinben: rein Slid, baB
III ben Sobann nit binarfgenommen
Gaf. Der MenIc6 fab ia aus ipie Elm
Nerbre9er -"
go febr elite fie, baB fie gar ni6t
rnebr bDrte, tpie Cora &planben oben
zen 8erbre6er better begriiBte: v@elh
ieltener @dit! Jur berein, 6err Dot
ter! OnteI tpirb ii9 febr freuen!"
Sic ftredte ibm bic 5anb enteeeen,
unb er btelt bic i9nalen Singer cine
Getunbe feIt in ben 1sinen. r5eltener
@dit, sSrduletn Cora? gs min mid
mandmul biinfen, dls itiege i9 gu oft
Gus eminem 8erlteB berauf -" fagte
er nit fanfter, fuft etlpas bebriidter
G5ttmr1e.
,9tber - aber! sic ipiNen redt
gut, tpie frob 0nfsl TT, tpenn Sic
fDmmen."
v11nb sic, sSrGulein 2ora. q"
sd freue mid audi berali9, sic
au feben. Das it bod ielbitperitdnbs
liG, CAB iie unbefangen suriid. aNber
nun berein -"
Ser 8rdf fab i6on tpteber an Iets
nem S9reibtifb in Dem pie INNER
nit 3iearettenrau9 erfiiuten Nr'xits<
3immer; bic 2upe in Der feingftebrta
GEN tpa6sselben Sanb, ben 8opf tief
iiber einen alten Rupferitt9 gebeugt;
rc9ts unb linfs neben ii9 grobe Map=
pen. Seit WD9en' mar er NIT Der
SatalogtItrung Der @ammlung etnes
fetner Sreunbe bef9dfttgt. Sin 8ez
fub it0rte i'm aber ME, benn er lieB
fi9 BON Der Nrbeit ME rtprdnniiiren",
tpie er gu fagen pflegte: nS9 bin pie
Der 0i6ter, Der ipdrten muB, Big bic
Mufe tomn1t, ibn su fiiifen. SD fann
Sag unb gea9t arbeiten, tpenn ih IN
rer re9ten Stimmung bin, aber obne
Iie bGlt mid tetns Getpalt Der @rbe
ON 99reibttf9 feft. Oas lit metn
l1n9liid . unb tit mein 9liid!"
(SortfeBung folgt.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-10-06

8albins binterbrein. Gs ipar iebr
Ihiper, Bel chamber Su bleiben, 10 biht
mar bas @ebrGnge. 8or ben Iangen
Gtublreiben bes gafs be ia pdi9
itailte es pDllig. Die gdmelots riefeu
5oeben bic 3tDeite Musgabe bes SDir
aus, brGngten ii9 bur9 bic Pdfianten;
eitt paar 6drbler bnten mitten aiif
tenn Srpttoir ihren Sanb fell, bilIise
8iiouterieen, 5treihbDlaer, 9ofttars
ten, tpeiBe Mdufe unb tleine 5ahme
papageien; ipie eine Mauer itdnb Die
Menee i'm bic lebbaft geittfulirenben
2url6e1t. Cine unenbli6e Wagenz
reibe fubr CUR nabeu Sper unb fperrte
len 1lebergang. BlDBlin fiiblte Ball
bin ben Druid Der 9anb ieirer Srau
ouf bem Qlrm. sSbre &edte frampfte
fi6 fOrnilib Elm. DO {. tpieoer er!"
itieB fie berbpr.
sSait lnnlittelbar neben ibnen, in
fer 5tpeiten 5tublreibs bes Gafes, err
lob ii6 cine lange, bagere @eitalt. Sin
Mann init etnem i9arfseI9nittenen,
tdrtloien geitht, pieIfaliig ipie bus
zines Greifes unb bon franfbafter
8ldIe. gr bate ben Sut, einen breits
runbigen 5iI5, por ftb IN ben 9dnben.
lteber Die bobe Stirn ftel etne neiBe
Strdbne bes Ion1t npd) ungebleidten
6aares 6inab. Sein rehtes Muee tpar
nit elmer fd)ipdraen 8inbe DerbeGt.
2lber bas linte Qluge beftete ii4 auf
bas iunge Weib nit eil1em Musbrud
bpn tngrtnmigem SAB nno 8ero9z
tung.
nTomm i6nen -" fagte iie gu
ihrem Mann. SeBt mar ntdts mebr
in ibr BON trpntIher lleberlsgenbeit.
sic aitterte. @r brdngte Dprndrts.
Iber fie talnen ni6t bon Der Stelle
ltnb nun treu5te ii9 aud fein Slid
nit bem bes @iniamen briiben unter
Der bunten Menee. 9a per5og itd
DeRen 9sii4t gu einem ipDttif9en
Baden. gaIbin freifte unipilltiirltd
len Naden. Q(ber er 5og bod ben
Sut, unb Der anbere nidte ibm au, tm>
mer mod nit bemislben Sobnld9eln,
Sept enbltd bob Der 8arbten briiben
ieinen Stab. Die Wagenreibe belt =
Tie Pafanten f6Oben baitig bor, unb
ftc Welle trug audi 8albin unb feline
Srau tpeiter. Sbre Suno bebte mod
auf feinem Mrn, ais fte briiten ienz
1eits Der Rue be Ia Patr pieoer feiten
SUB faBten.
rWie elm Nnar6iit Tab er aug -"
fliii iterte iie. rQlls pb er i'm nd4iten
Moment sins Bonnie idlsubern
tpiirbe ="
Der 9ireftor fpnnte I9on tpieber
lG6en: r9l9 l1nftnn! Define gaerben
iinb bod fonit ni9t 10 i4le9t, Bdula.
Ser Mann tbut teinem Nfeni6en etz
'toas gu leibe = bp9ftens ii6 ielbft!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-10-06
3p pettes 6 a pitel.

9as zSiegbarb'I9e Coupe
b;elt por bem 9auie 9fal3burgertraBe
102. Der 9tener iprang bom BOD,
cie Magentbiir gu Dffnen. Der alte
autfcfer faB ter3enserabe, 5anb am
Sut.
8ernbarbtne ftieg aus. @tnen Mu>
Senblid blieb iie auf Dem 8iirgeriteig
iieben uno iub it9 beripunbert I'm.
Sic mar npb ME in bie1er @egeno qez
refen, IN Der GuBeriten @ren3e Der
@eltitabt. 9te StraBe mar erit auf
elmer Seite bebaut unb ni9t pol1tdn=
tis regulirt. Qlter iibsr Den Damn
lief nod Elm fleines S9ienengelei1e,
auf Dem bic beim 8du Der Inter
glunbba6n an Der &aifer WtLbelm>
9eod9tniBfir9e ausgebpbenen 8obenz
mcHen bierber transportirt nurben,
I'm bas tiefer gelegene Geldnbe aufSuz
fiilIen; sirlige Qlrbeitertrupps tparen
teim gflaftern beI6dftigt; einMip6altz
tehel 1tieB btden Aualm aus. 6iiben
tpar bic 9duferrstbe nod niht liidene
lbs, uber iebes ein5elne 6aus eri6ien
dls rteiige Weietbsfaferne nit faIt pQz
iaFartiser @orberfrnnt. Mo 5tpifcben
btn i6on bollenbeten unb ben i'm 9obz
bau begriffenen 9dufern fi9 nod
Gdupldbe eini6oben, fab man auf bic
tiefen tablen 9intersebdube nit ibren
eint0nigen 5enitsrrelben. Sriiben, auf
Der unberen StraBenieite, laeen tleine
@drten, Qaubenfolonieen, in benen aez
1obe Die 8drtOffeln geerntet tpurben.
@5 fub gang freunbli9 aug; Die Qitern
biiibten in langen Heiben, Elm paar
berfpdtete @onnenblumen boben ii9
gelbleu9tenb aus benz Grin, an ben
Stateten fletterten bic aiirbisranfen;
neben eirigen Der 2auben unb 6olaz
bitten, auf benen bunte syabnen flatz
tsrten, fbpellten luittge sseuer9en aus
Sartoffelfraut. unb iiber an benz
ireitete ii9 Der Bid auf bas i6ier
enflofe Gelb, bas erIt gana in Der
Serne, baIb i'm NebelDunit, cine annette
Sduiermdf1e unb elm bunfler Streif
besren5ten 9dlenIee unb ber@runez
tpolb.
Muf Der oberiten Der brei Stufen,
bic our 6austbiir fiibrten, blieb 8ern=
barbtne nod einnal iteben unb tpanbte
frd um. Mar's eine plDBli9 perGnz
terte 8eleuthung - bic Musii1t na9
giiben er16ten ibr gan5 Dertpanoelt:
cine tpeite, Dbe, graue Sldde, auf Der
iid nur bier unD bort ein3elne 3aun~
reihen, etn paar 0oriperfen gleih bonn
SGniermeer Dorgefhobene 8auli9fei=
Ten abaeibneten. llnb Der 6imntel
briiber 10 blaugrau, 70 ftumpf. Gin
rlelanholii9es Bib
Sic sog bic RIingel. grit nah
tinigen Minuten fprans bic Sbiir auf.
alur iinb Sreppenaufgang iparen
iebr elegant, faft prunfD0lI.
Mber als iie einige 5hritte in ben
aorribor getbdn bate, tauhte aus Der
portierloge ein ihlent ange3ogenes
gDeib duf nit pirrern 6dar unb rief
ilr nab: s3u iDem ipoIl'n sc benn21
.5rduIein BON Rolanben tppbnt bod,
bierg Sber : tie berbeFerte iin -
.Graf Weurieb?"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-10-06

GelbmurfhaIl SDuna naabt iitb IN
feiner Rriegsfiibrung gegelt bic Huf1en
ihon ipieber zines grDbsn DeritoBes
fhulbig. gr berihleiert ieine Befpes
gitng ponftdnbig. So'ne Riidiidtss
IOfisfeit.
Mer INNER unb Fets ipeife 5ein
min, but nod Bis our tpabren Meiss
hsit einen langen Meg.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-05
MARION EAcTIoNLEss.

There are no factions in the Repub.
lican party Of Marion county.
Mitchell men, Simon men, Hermann
men, Harris men, will all go to Wood.
burn Saturday evening.
The Young Republican and the Old
Republican will be found marching
side by side.
The Culver men and the Snyder
men will pull together to roll up a
big majority for a Republican sheriff.
They will do 1t just to show the
rest of the state that It is possible
to have a Republican sheriff in Marion
county.
In the Roosevelt year is a good time
TO elect the whole ticket, they say.
This Is not good year for anything
in politics but Republicans.
The Democrats themselves admit
this to be the fact.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-05
THE PORTLAND HOG.

The city of Portland has once
reached its grasping hand into the
treasury of the state and drew forth
100000 for the Lewis and Clark fair.
The people of Oregon were more or
less interested in the fair, not par.
ticularly because it would be of any
special benefit to the other portions
of the state, but because they are
proud of the metropolis and assist
that city at all times. Portland cares
verS little for the state at large and
great many business men down there
believe that the state is indebted to
Portland for being on the map. in
fact that 1t is the whole thing. Per.
haps the most preposterous proposit-
ion ever made is the latest suggestion
eminating from one of the leading
public men of that city and should
be promptly squelched
Mayor Williams wants the legisla-
ture to purchase the site of the Lewis
and Clark fair when that event Is
over and dedicate it for a large city
park for Portland where people could
wander there and ponder" over the
beauties of nature. II Portland does
not get enough of the exposition be.
fore the end Of 1905 and wants to have
a keepsake Of that show, then let the
municipality buy the land and establish
a park or what ever It pleases, but
any move to get the state legislature
TO fool with the fair site will be heart.
lily rebuked by the people. Enough
is enough of any thing and Oregon
taxpayers have rights that they fee
should be respected.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-05
REGISTER.

The registration law is a mean and
unnecessary law but it is your civic
duty to comply with it.
Register and vote and then tell your
representative to give us a decent
registration law.
If you don't register you can vote
anyhow by swearing in your vote on
a six-householder plan.
After all the trouble people are put
to, to go to the courthouse and regis
ter, or before some justice of the
peace, or notary
Anybody can vote at any polling
place in Oregon by simply signing a
registration blank at the polls.
It's like locking all the rest of the
doors in the house to keep out burg
lars and leaving the hall door open.
There are too many laws foisted on
the people. Why should any law be
enacted until the people ask for it
pretty generally?
But in the mean time register. Do
your cussing about the law afterwards
to the $500 a day man you send to
the legislature.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-05
Woman Who Can Shoot.

Mrs. l.. M. Hale, who lives in the
southern part of town, has demon
strated during the past week that she
can handle gun with success
Pigeons have been a great pest on hel
new-sown wheat, and she has been
anxious to get rid of them One OF
her neighbors took two shots at them
but missed both times. He then
offered to loan the gun to Mrs. Hale
She took it, and when the birds came
back, she took a rest from her win,
dow, and killed three at one shot. A
few days afterward she stood in her
doorway shot off-hand, and killed two
making a record of five birds with two
shots II any man can beat this let
him come forwarl.-Lebanon Ex-
press
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-05
For Weak. Lanauld pns.

Weak, sickly people citsn REM
"If l could only get something
would nourish me and give
strength" they do not n'E EiI
the food they eat is ono Aei'nl
them. They gain no flesh ahs
no stronger. The fact Is ne "
is too weak to perform It's Won
the little appetite they oncsa
soon gone. The blood becoHs
thin and watery, bringing on IA'
spells with loss of memory ~ J
tion. There is a remedy loI "
that acts in the right way Ra'
DR.. Gums Blood and Nerve
and is sold by all drugglsA !
per box, or 8 boxes for WV ~
the food you eat into rlcn' ~
making flesh and strength GRAZ
appetite because the system '''
sustenance.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-05

that her skirt appears on both sides OF
the pony.
The advantages of the style are
thus explained by the editor of The
Tailor and Cutter
"It lessons the danger Of acci lent
and insures greater comfort for both
rider and horse. The latter fact is
recognized at several hunting cen
ters, notably Bxmoor, where a large
proportion of the ladies adopt the
latest style. They find it enables them
to cover much greater distances with
less fatigue than entailed under the
old system"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-05

mas mas a right to be vigilapt, an, !,
lisn alleged and even unp,o,., y.
sations' but they should ,r,'' tolr.a
and investigate, and sl.D.a aV..o'
own publications il neca.'.. s'S''
interest of truth and justice I, :.
men like Governor Chambs,l., Il
eupt' James and supt. pOtt., !.
indian school, are really dol,.
and doing better than b,. 1,''s ~,
by anyone in the past tbs, y.
titled to credit for it, and M, :. !.
representation. OF course n.
lain and James are Democrat, !.
political reasons they NAV /,
dered with impunity, and a.. !.
to treat with civllity, and j..
port financially the nevsp,n,
misrepresent them. Potter /,
publican, and they may suor'
getting his head Topped on n,
ing room for one Of the r,,,
the fact remains that nav,
have no right to falsely accr'
men of malfeasance in office n,
never take 1t back.
chamberIain's Only En-,
II there has been any eur
management of the state mis-.
der the Chamberlain admins,
1t has been on the side Of d,
much for the prisoners, and !,
them restless. There are r.
men, even in the state prison /
they were given a DelmonIs !
fare at each meal would be n
clined to kick than ever beiOl
Governor Chamberlain says \
he has improved the dietary r
added milk, which the men psy,
before, there has been no rslu
of discipline in any respect a
rules are enforced even more
gent than ever before, The :
are more efficient, and better !
men. There are no guards app
merely for political pull, and bs
they had helped round up sonl
cinct at some primary, but I,
men, expert with the rife, are n
and there is more work gotaa
prisoners than ever before Vi
property of the state shows l.
health of the prisoners dspwa
alleged abuse. If the gOysnR
erred, it has been on the Side d
manity.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-05
Dates Of Events.

May lS-21-L o. o. f. grand lodge
Astoria.
June General election in ore.
gon.
June IS, 16, i7-oregon enoamp
ment G. A. r., Hood River.
June 10, t6 and 17-Department VI
Oregon. @. A. r., in annual reunion at
Hood River.
August 22-27-American Mining
Congress. Portland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-05
Committeeman.

Chairman State Central Committee
-Frank c. Baker, Portland
Chairman Congressional Central
Committee-Walter L. Tooze, Wood
burn.
Member State Central Committee
Hal ID. Patton, Salem.
Chairman County Central Commit
tee-Chas A. Murphy; b. Frank
Meredith, secretary, Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-05
Republican Joint Canvass.


Turner, May, 26, 10 a. m.
Jefferson, May 26, s p. m.
Aumsville, May 27, 10 a. m.
stayton, May 81, 8 p. m.
Gates. May 2s, II a. m.
Mehama, May 2S, s p. m.
Macleay, May 81, 2 p, m.
sllverton, May 81, s p, m.
SCOTS Mills, June 1, 10 a. m.
Mt. Angel, June l, 2 p. m.
Woodburn, June /, s p. m.
Butteville, June2, 10 a, m.
Hubbard, June 2, 2 p, m.
Aurora, June 2. s p. m,
Brooks, June $, 2 p. m.
Gervais, June 8, s p. m.
Pratum, June 4, 2 p. m.
Salem, June 4, s p. m.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-05
sure Cure for piles.

Itching Piles produce moisture and
cause itching, this form, as we'll as
Bling, Bleeding or Protruding Piles
are cured by DIR, Bo-san-ko's Pile
Remedy. Stops itching and bleeding.
Absorbs tumors. SOC jar at drug.
gists. or sent by mail Treaties free.
Write me about your case. DR.. Bo-
sanko, Phila., Pa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-05
GOOD ONE ON NEW YORK.
Paper Of Envious Chicago Takes a
Fall Out Of the Metropolis.
(Chicago Chronicle.)


A Philadelphia editor recently had
some interesting pecuniary exper-
fences in New York. A cabman de-
manded $3.50 for hauling his a dis
tance for which the legal fare was
81; for a Scent paper the attendant
at the hotel newsstand demanded
10 cents; he gave a 15-cent fee to the
waiter who served his dinner and
the insulted waiter manifested his dis
pleasure by grumbling; the ticket-sel-
Ter at a theater boxof1ce where he
went to purchase seats informed
him that the house was "sold out"
and referred him to the ticket specu-
lators, who asked an exorbitant price
for the desired seats in barber shop
where the regular charge for a hair
cut and shampoo Is 60 cents the bar
Der demanded 81; a florist wanted Ss
for 81 worth of flowers; one merchant
offered him a SO bogus delft plate for
$75 another wanted $40 for a pair
of $5 andirons, and in an "art" store
worked-over print was offered as an
original drawing. Wherever he went
he found the same system of petty
eXtortion on the part of lackeys and
the same petty swindling practiced
by many of the smaller merchants.
The editors published account of
his experiences accompanied by a
dignified pr test, created great levity
in the metropolis, Notwithstanding the
fact that he did not submit to the
eXtortionate charges nor fall a victim
to the swindling dealers. The incl
dent has been bountiful source of
mirth from the metropolitan press
and the inspiration for many a uuip
on "slow" Philadelphia and the tribu.
lations of jays"
The people of the country at large.
however, have not been thrown into
any paroxysms of laughter. and those
who have the habit of thinking before
giving expression to their feelings
have no difficulty in restraining their
mirth in this particular instance. II
is fortunate, too, that there are still
great many people who cannot see
any humor in attempted extortion or
downright swindling; fortunate for
civic government, for the business in.
terests Of the country and future citl-
zenship.
The case of the Philadelphia editor
is not an isolated one. His experience
in New York is the common expert.
ence of visitors in that city and of a.
considerable part of the local popu.
lation. Unfortunately, too, the sys-
TEN OF extortion and petty swindling
practiced there upon such a large
scale is not confined to that city. It
is more or less prevalent in all large
cities.
Outside of New York, however. it
is regarded as symptomatic of a low
state of public morals which many
people believe to be the chief cause
of economic and civic ills. In these
communities where the sense of hu.
NOR has not been so highly developed
as in the metropolis moral delinquency
is not yet regarded as funny"
-O-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-05
PRINCES RIDES AsrRlpE.
New style Growing in Popularity With
English Women.

London, May 5.-The youthful Prin.
cess Victoria of Wales is being taught
to ride astride.
Princess Victorias costume In
oludes a kilted skirt and double.
breasted REFER. When on horseback
no one would know that she was fol.
lowing the new style, but for the fact
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-05
CONGRESSIONAL.
MARION COUNTY TICKET.

County Judge-John H. Scott.
Sherlff-W. j. Culver
Clerk-John w. Roland.
Assessor-Fred j. Rice.
Treasurer-W. Y. Richardson.
Recorder-John G. Siegmund
School Supt-E. T. Moores.
COMMISSIONER. G. Needham.
Surveyor-B. b. Herrick.
Coroner-A. M. Clough.
Representatives-Jos. Calvert, Hub
bard; j. G. Graham and T. B. Kay
Salem; John Ritchie, SCOTS Mills
Jesse H. Settlemeier, Woodburn.
Salem District Ticket.
For Justice of the Peace.
II. II. TURNER.
For Constable.
ROBT. o. DONALDSON.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-05
Cucumber Contracts

Cucumber CONTRACTS
A few more contracts ior e''
can be secured by calling .
Gideon Stolz Company, e0'''.. y,
and Summer streets.