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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-02


raz pierwszy bombardowali mia
sto. Naczelny komendant wyda-
wal bal; gdy. uslyszas wystrza1y
arnatnie, powiedzial, re to
strzelaja ma rosyjskich okretach
nlanewrujacych. MIN sic spo-
strzezono, co sic dzieje, poS.wa
oficer6w byla pijana, a kiedy wy
jezdzasam, ME wydano nawet
rozkazow do ostrzenia szabel.
Bomba wpadSa do ogrodu sasia-
dujacego Z moim powstal po-
p4och. Kobiety przebiega1y we
wszystkich kierunkach, szukajac
schronienia dla dzieci. Jedna Z
mich, wldocznie oblakana prze-
strachu, w moich oczach wrzuci-
Ia dziecko do studni, by je ukryc.
Najstraszniejszemi byly cierPie-
MIA nasze w czasie przejazdu
przez jezioro Bajka1. Mr6z byl
rrzerazliwy. w kohcu dostaliSmy
sic do Petersburga, ale w okrop-
nym stanie".
w srodkowej syberyi panuja
ieszcze zawsze grozne mrozy i
gwa{towne sniezne zawieruchy.
Rosyjscy zolnierze jadacy ma plac
boju cienpia niewypowiedzianie,
a wszedzie pociagi musza toro-
wac sobie mozolnie droge przez
zawieje. Ma kazdej stacyi pozo-
stawiaja duzo zolnierzy zTarz-
nietych, bez pomocy lekarskiej.
We wschodniej Syberyi szerzy
sic nadto ospa.
Lao Yang, Mandzurya, 2 mar
ca. = Japohczycy zajeli Iczio
Yang ma Korei i uprzedzili w tenn
rosyjskiego genera3a Miszczenko,
kt6ry dostawszy sic ma czele Ko-
zak6w do Kasandzy, dazyl do /
czio Yang. Oddzia1y rosyjskie
znajduja sic w poblizu, ale Kore-
ahczycy odmawiaja i'm wszelkich
informacyj.
w poblizu Liau Cze zwieksza-
ia sic wojska chihskie. Yuan Szi
Kai, chinski naczelny dowodzca,
ma 10000 wojska w poblizu Dzu-
nipin Flu, a 5000 wojska jest
pod rozkazami genera1a Ma. No
we wojska nap{ywaja do prowin-
cyl Czi Ii.
Seoul, Ego marca, = z p61noc-
nej Korei donosza, re 1,4oo Ro-
syan znajduje sic pod Czong Dzu,
500 pod Kusong i 50 w Alndzu.
Zdaje sic, ze So to przednie stra-
re wyslane ma rekonesans.
Toxic, Ego marca. - Japodski
department wojny oznajmia, re
rosyjska kawalerya zostala roz-
proszona W poblizu Andzu Ping
Yang.
Petersburg, Ego marca. - Ro-
syjska depesza donosi, ze dyplo-
maci w Konstantynopolu zastana-
wiaja sic mad tenn, czyli nalezy
zezwolic, by flota rosyjska car
nomorska przeszfa przez Bosfor.
Angielska kanonierka uda4a sic
do Therapii na obserwacya. De-
parliament zagraniczny przeczy
temu.
Toxic, ego marca. - Rome
gazety komentuja nadeszly Swie-
70 telegram z Berlina donoszacy,
ze amabasadorzy rosyjski fran
cuzki w Londynie badaja mozli-
wosci posredniczenia mocarstw.
Najwplywowszy organ japohski
oswiadcz,a IL poSredniczenie 20
staloby przez Japonie przyjetem
pod warunkiem, by jego podsta-
wa by}o wyp1acenie znacznego
odszkodowania przez Rosya da-
ME gwarancyi pokoju ma przy-
sz1ose przez znaczne zredukowa-
ME wojsk ma dalekim Wschodzie.
Ale ma to zapewne ME zgodzi sic
Rosya.
Paryz, ego marca. = Korean
scy dyplomaci staraja sic juz te-
ra zbadat, jaka jest opinia mo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-02

Paul Niedermeier ME chcial bro
mic bandyty. Adwokat zrzekl sic
przeto prawa przedstawienia in
nych swiadkow obwodowych. o.
bronca Marksa zwracai uwage
sadu, re jego klient jest czlowie-
klein zdziczalym, poniewaz ME O.
debral nalezytego wychowanla.
w odpowiedzi oSwiadczyl proku-
rator, re Marks, jake ch1opiec, u
czeszcza} do szkoly niedzielnej i
byI w swoim czasie konfirmowa-
ny. Powinlen przeto odroznic zle
cd dobrego. Zreszta ojciec Mark
sa znajduje sic W wiezieniu kar-
nem ia okolicznoc stanowi do
w6d, ze syn wiedzlal, jaka go
spotka kara "a morderstwo.
Skohczyho sic tenn, re w intere-
sic Niedemeiera i Marksa ME sta
wal zaden swiadek.
Zarzuty przeciw prokuratorowi.
Komltet obywatelski zarzuca
Deneen'owi, re w 185 wypadkach
ulaskawii 81 zlodziejow, 80 VIA
mywaczy, 16 rabusiow, IS zbo-
j6w godzacych ma cudze zycie,
IL oszustow 7 osob przechowu-
jacych kradzione rzeczy. John
Edwards byt szeSc razy karany
kryminalnie. Pc raz si6dmy dopu-
Sell sic kradziezy wiamaniem
sic. Znaleziono w jego posiada-
niu "a $500 kradzionych rzeczy,
pomimo to uwolniono go Ia
ski prokuratora, ktory obecnie
stara sic Q nomlnacye partyi re-
publikafiskiej, chcac zostac maj
wyzszym urzednikiem W stanie
Illinois.
Wyprawa przeciw chsopcom.
Pomocnicy marszalka zwiaz-
kowego gonlli wczoraj "a chaop-
cami do roznoszenia depesz tele-
graficznych wreczali i'm kopie
wyroku sadowego, zabraniajace
i'm niepokoic sluzby, zatrudnlo-
nej w ofisach kompanij TELEGRAPH
cznych. Z tego wyroku chlopcy
mic sobie ME robili. Przeclwnie,
napadali ma nieunionist6w bill
ich. Take ich postepowanie spo-
wodowato dziewczeta, zajmujace
miejsca strajkierow, do porzuce-
mia tych miejsc. Niektore mich
grozily takim dziewczetom, kto-
re zdradzady ochote dostac zatru-
dnienie w biurach telegraficz-
nych.
Patrick Durkin, strajkujacy
malice, kt6ry pobi4 innego malca,
zostaf skazany ma zaplacenie $40
kary.
Klercy w ratuszu zaiozyli to-.
warzystwo "Bookkeepers and
Clerks Association, ktorego pre-
zesem jest w. J. Nc Cullough z
biura kolektora, a sekretarzem b.
A. Smith z departamentu wodne-
go. Towarzystwo przystapilo do
Federacyi Piracy i zada osobnego
wynagrodzenia "a prace poza 60
dzinami sluzbowemi.
Process miasta q kompania Union
Traction.
w sadie zwiazkowym rozpo-
czal sic ciekawy process. Kompa-
MIA Union Traction utrzymuje,
ae ma prawo do uzywania ulic
miejskich jeszcze ma dlugi szereg
lat, tymczasem miasto jest tego
zdania, re dniem I lipca ME be-
die wolno kompanii puScic w
ruch ami jednego trawmaju, jezeli
przedtem kompania ME zawrze z
miastem nowego kontraktu. Pier
wsi adwokaci w Stanach Zjedno-
czonych biora czynny udzial w
tym pro(esie, Wczoraj wystapil
pierwsza nova w interesie
kompanii Henry c. Crawford,
ktory wywodzil, re rozchodzi sic
tutaj papiery wartosci 20 Milo
now dolarow, ktore straciiyby
wartosc, gdyby miasto mialo pro-
cas wvgrac Kompania przeWio-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-02

Petersburg, ego maroa. - Pc
VIVA Angielka, cd niedawna "a
mezna mieszkajaca W Porcie
Artura, tax opisuje sw6j wyjazd
ostatnim pociagiem wywozacym
kobiety i dzieci owego miejsca: /:
"Bylam przez II dni W pociagu
wiozacym 90 kobiet i 40 dzieci !;
przez caly ten czas ME byso spo-
sobu zmienic jakiejkolwiek cze-
Sci odziezy. Straszna to byia po-
dr6z. Musialam pozostawic wszel-
ka bielizne, sprzety, srebra, Gala
mole wyprawe: kiady nam kaza-
no wyjezdzae, dano nam 20 mi
nut czasu.... Resyanie aajzu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-02
PRZEGLAD
POLITYKI MIEDzYNARODOWEJ,
Chicago, ego marca.

"Swiet" podaje opinie japOh-
sdego posla ! publicysty, P. ST.
bo-Siro, 0 wyniku wojny:
Jak Gala m3oda JapOnia, p. ST.
bo-Siro jest przekonany o ME
wqtpliwem powodzeniu zwyciez-
k;ch wojsk mikada i tax okresla
przyszle poIozenie ma Daleklm
Wschodzie; y Rosya zrzecze sic
wszelkich wylacznych praw do
lIandzuryi; 2 )Chiny zobowiaza
sic do zaproszenia doradcow ad-
mintstracyjnych Japonii, Anglii i
Ameryd W celu wprowadzenia
reform W Mandzuryi otworza ia
dla handlu; 81 JapOnia zajmie
1Landzurye wojshami ma siedem
lat na rachunek cesarstwa chin
s5iego; ~ Rosya ustapi Japonii
wyspe Sachalin; 5) okreg Mad
morski bedzie ogioszony "a kraj
samodzielny; O. Chiny ustspuie
Rosyi czest p6lnocno zachodnia
stepu Cobb; y Rosya ustepuje
Japonii kapital kolei Eel. Wscho-
dnio Chinskiej wszystkie zwia-
zane MIA prawa; 8 Port Artu-
"a, Talienwan, Wejhajwej Kiao-
eau beda zwr6cone Chinom; o
Japonia zajmuje Koree posterun-
kami wojskowemi bierze ma
siebie obrone brzegow Korei'.
'Wiec take So dazenia Japonii
= czytamy dalej. = Trzeba ich
koniecznie s}uchaG, aby ocenic
chwile obecnq tego nieprzyja-
cieIa, z kt6rym many do czynie-
nia.... Niechze nam Bog da
przezyc niedolg kt6ra na mas
spadla, tax samo, jak przezywali-
Smy zawsze burze wojenne. do
dzela Z Bogiemw w = powiemy
slowami pierwszego niezapomnia-
nego naszego poety, kt6ry w4o-
zyl je W psta Wielkiego Piotra,
tego wiecznego wzoru potegi i
pahstwOwoSci rosyjsLdej".
Obawy dotyczace udzialu
Pahstw trzecich W wojnie wscho-
daio azyatyckiej zostaly ma ra-
zie rozproszone zupelnie przez
wyraznie oswiadczenie wszyst-
kich rzad6w, IL zachowaja $cisBa
neutralnoSc. Pierwszy pospieszyl
sic ze ziozeniem tego oSwiadcze-
MA najwiecej interesowany rad
chihsd, jego wystapienie roz-
strzygne}o o stanowisku panstw
innych. Umowa francuzko-rosyj-
ska bowiem, tax samo jak angiel-
sko-japohska przewiduja zbrojne
wystgpienie Francyi Anglii tyl-
ko W tym wypadku, jezeli sprzy-
mierzeniec bedzie zmuszony do
PTowadzenia wojny dwoma
pahstwami. Gdyby wiec Chiny
stans}y po stronie Japonn, to
Francya by5aby jezeli ME formal
ME, to moralnie obowiazana do
Qoparcia Rosyi. Wtedy zaS Japo-
MA mia1aby przeciw sobie diva
Pahstwa: Rosye i Francye, wa
rllnki umowy japohsko angiel-
skiei staiyby sic obowiazujace.
Neutralnosc ogfoszona przez
Chiny zapobiega tel kolizyi. Me
sprawdzi}y sic tez przewidywa-
MA, ze Stany Zjednoczone wmie-
szaja sic czynnie do walki. o pam
stwach innych, jako to: Mem
czech, Austryi, W4oszech, Szwe-
cyl ! Danii by3o to CORY wiado-
me. TAX wiec midnoErag polity-
czny po "a kresami Azyi wscho-
dnlej jest chwiIowo zupehnie ja-
sny K}adziemy jednak nacisk ma
"yraz chwilowo. Wszystkie o.
sw1adczenia, ziozone przez rza-
dy, obowiazuja tylko dop6ty, do
poki ME zaidziA fak+ zr,ian;a;ar1r
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-02
Ze spraw aiejsich.

Miejski komitet finansowy ze-
stawil budzet ma rok przyszlX |
przedlozy takowy radzie miej-
skiej do zatwierdzenia. Dochody
miasta obliczono ma II millonow
dolar6w. kaznie miejskie pochlo-
ma sumo $4,000; powiekszenie
zakiadow, wytwarzajacych elek-
trycznosc, kosztowac bedzie
100000; nowe mosty $9o1,ooo
stacye policyjne $4,000; nowe
stacye stray pozarnej $2o8,coo;
utrzymanie 121 nowych strata
kow Sol, $40.
Department pollcyi bedzie
musial zadowolic sic taxa sama
suma, jak W roku zesz}ym.
Mayor miasta oblozy swojem
veto ordynans miejski, skracaja-
cy ilosc godzin piracy strazakow,
poniewaz miasto czekalby nowy
wydatek W sumie 100000, ME-
ma funduszu ma pokrycie takiego
wydatku.
Firma Haskins and Sells, kto-
ra przed dwoma laty otrzymala
$4,000 "a doprowadzenie ksia-
EEK miejskich do nalezytego po-
rzadku, ulatwiajacego kontrole
mad poszczegolnymi departamen-
taml, zada obecnie $ISo,755 extra
"a swa prace, ME przewidziana w
pierwotnej umowie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-02
Sprawa zbojcow.

DIS prokurator zbije wywody
obrohcy Van Dine'a, jakoby ten
re ME posiadaA zdrowych zmy-
slow. Trzech lekarzy specyali-
stow badalo tego zbrodniarza i
zezna, ze jest zdrow. Adwokat
Nledermeiera ME mial takze po-
wodzenia. Me zjamil sic wczorai
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-02
Ostrzezenie.

Kreca sic - take miedzy Po-
lakami chsopcy, ktorzy roznosza
faiszywe telegramy i kaza sobie
"a ME placit. Chsopcy ci, najcze-
sciej ME So W uniformach i uspra-
wiedliwiaja sic tenn, re teraz po-
slahcy telegraficzni strajkuja, .
oni So "scabami", zatem ME no
sza odznak, by ich ME napadano.
Panu Jarzembowskiemu, GA
Dickson Str, w tych dniach przy-
niesiono TAXI t e G m
i kazano mu z a pla c I {
IS cent6w. Telegram donosii, ja-
koby american Express Co."
miala da niego pakunek. Okaza-
10 sic to nieprawda = gdyz ta
kompania o pakunkach nigdy ME
zawiadamia telegramami, tylko
kartami pocztowemi.
Ostrzegamy przeto naszych ro-
dak6w pred tyni miodymi oszu-
stami; gdy jaki sic zgsosi, warto
go oddac W rece policyi, azeby
zaprzestal innych oszukiwac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-02

loga i'm do zachowania niezawi-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-26

You are invited to try the Ice cream
aad cake to be served by the young la
dies OF the Central Congregational
church Y. "a s. c. e.. in the store
room opposite Epley's store on East
State street, Friday afternoon and ev-
ening 1862
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-26
PERSONALS

A. w. Prescott is In Portland.
Paul Marnoch has returned from a
trip to Portland.
e. Eckerlen went to Woodburn to-
day on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Gatens returned
from Portland last evening.
A. A. Tussing, a prominent Browns
vile attorney, is in the city.
r. Thorpe, Of Minneapolis, is in the
city, looking for location.
Conrad Krebs, president of the
Krebs Hop Co., is in Portland on busf
ness.
G. A. Westgate, of Albany, passed
through the city today on his way to
Portland.
Miss Ella Gerstel, of Portland, was
in the city yesterday, the guest Of
Miss Eva Coshow
Hugh, the 6-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Kyle, has been very sick,
but Is recovering
Hon. +. h. Darcy made a business
trip to the United States land office at
Oregon City yesterday.
Miss Stowall returned to her home
in Vancouver today, after visit with
friends at the University.
p. B. Marshall, the Linn county
warehouse man stopped in this city,
on his way home from Woodburn.
Mrs. Clara Freeman, of Baker City,
is in the city visiting her sister Miss
Louise Hopper, at Mrs. Chas. Aliens.
d. H. James made a trip to Albany
yesterday in the interests Of the
House Furnishing Co. where they
have branch store
Samuel Barker left this morning for
his home at zena. Polk county, after
a visit at Oak creek with his aunt,
Mrs, o. Baker. who has been i'll for
some time. but is now recovering
Roseburg Review.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-26
POTATO
DEALERS
COMBINE
Oregon ScUd Handlers win
Make Calif0rnianS Pay
Better Prices

The potato dealers of Oregon pro-
pose TO make the Californians pay for
their spuds, and have formed a pool.
The larger dealers Of the fruit" have
entered into compact, and the price
is expected to climb UP a notch or two
in short time. AS the residents Of
our nelghboring state depend almost
entirely on Oregon for their supply of
luscious Burbanks, they may forget
what their favorite food tastes like, In
the event that they think the price is
too steep for their pocket books. The
Oregon dealers are not alarmed, and
say they have a "skinch." OF course,
what is sauce for the goose is sauce
for the gander, and local people will
feel the extra inroads on their purses.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-26
MelIwaIn strictly Ii Il.

In p. s. knights brick block, on
Court street, that gentleman is max
ing some substantial changes and inn
provements for the benefit of tn Capt.
tai Bakery, of which Chas. l.. Nell
vain is proprietor, manager. baker
and chief factottum. When 1t is all
done they will have two first-class
ovens, instead Of one, and large pas
try room adjoining an ice cream par
lor. In this latter department Mrs.
McIlwain will have charge The
pastry of this bakery is becoming so
popular that special room has be-
come necessary to handle the bust
ness. Their bread business is also
growing very rapidly. When Mr. Nc
Twain opened up he began with 270
loayes daily. but is now averaging
1926 loaves per day. This Is a very
rapid growth, and speaks volumes for
their product, but they propose to
keep up the output to meet the de-
mand. An additional clerk mas been
put into the bakery, man on a
wagon and thre emen in the shop.
Billy Steinhaur. who knows every
body, and where they live. is in charge
of the delivery service. Mr.. McIlwain
is master baker. and all his friends
will be glad. to congratulate him upon
his growing success.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-26
WIN Hold LooaI Mant.

The track team of willamette Uni
versity held a meeting yesterday af-
ternoon and elected w. c. Judd cap.
tain of the team for the ensuing year.
Mr.. Judd is one of the foremost ath-
letes in the school, being a member of
the basketball and football teams, as
well as a trackman.
The meets with Albany and Colum-
bia having been called off 1t was de-
cided to hold local meet in place of
these, and to this end a committee
was appointed to divide the athletes
and student body into two equal sides.
This meet will be held during the
commencement week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-26
patriotic service sunday.

To the Ladies' of the G. A. r. and Com
rades:
If 1t will be congenial to you, we
would be very glad indeed, to have you
meet with the Christian people, Sun
day, May goth, in a memorial service,
and partake with us in the worship Of
that hour We give you a very cordial
Invitation to join us that day in a
patriotic service will take great
pleasure in speaking in your behalf,
and aiding you in any way l can, in
the interest of the Circle.
Very truly,
d. ERRETT,
Christian Minister.
Members of the Circle will meet at
the hall by $3.50 Sunday morning, go
ing in body to the church.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-26
WaIIowa county Prlsoners.

Sneriff J. G. Shackleford, of Wallowa
county, and three deputies arrived
last night and delivered to the peni-
tentiary w. d, Alley, sentenced to two
years for polygamy and James l..
McComb, sentenced to seven years
for assault with intent to kill
McCamD had fight with some spe-
cial deputies at Imnaha, and wounded
two Of them. Alley married woman
in Imnaha and after the wedding an
other woman appeared from Califor-
MIA and proved that she was his legal
wife.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-26
started for Reservation.

Three runaway Indians from the
Chemawa Indian school were captured
In Union county and brought back
yesterday The runaways are Norbert
Moses, Cyrus Meeker and John La
Bonty. It seems that the redskins be-
came weary of school and ran away
to go to work on a beet farm. While
there, Moses had fight with another
employe, and severely beat him. This
led TO the location of the boys, and
their capture.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-26

were the features of the game The
lineup was as follows:
Junior Alerts-Graham c, Blaco D,
Will IS, Angel 1b, Smith 2b, Pearson
3b, Hill rf, Bright inf. Scott. II.
High School-Riegleman C, Keeton
p Fisher SIS, Maurer 1b, Moore 2b,
Fire Sb. Neumeyer rf, Kay inf, Gro
Mise, If.
Umpire, Glaze
On Friday Afternoon a union team
from the High Schools and Junior
Alerts will play the Willamette Uni
versity nine, and warm game is ex-
pected.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-26
RAGLANS
VERSUS
NAMELESS
Bali Teams viii Play First
Game Of Series TOmOr-
row In This City

The Albany baseball team will be in
the city tomorrow and commence the
first series Of five games with the
Raglans. The new Albany team. while
it will have several of the old For
eigners in the line, has been reorgan-
ized since its last appearance here
under the old name of Vancouver,
and when the local fans arrive at
Atlethic Park tomorrow they can
make up their minds to see some fast
and snappy ball
Since the last game here Manager
Fay has secure Guy Wilkins, broth
er of our good-natured Joe, and he
will occupy the box one day at least
during the series, and at other times
may herd the horse hide out in the
garden Otherwise the team will re-
main as in the last series. Fay's
finger is giving him considerable
trouble, and it Is stiff as a wedding
collar. He will play his old position
as short, however, and the people are
glad to see him back again.
Albany has young Raymond, recent
ly from the Los Angeles team, who
expects to show the Northerners some
new things about the game. but they
are from Missoury" and will not take
his word for it. 1t must be an ocular
demonstration, for nothing short of
that will satisfy the doubling
Thomases. Sullivan, another Califor-
mia Lacquer, is with the Naineless
bunch, and Is said to be a good one
Suess, VINO had trouble with the To-
cal team, is now a Prebleite, and will
get a warm reception (?) when he
strikes the diamond
The grounds are in poor shape, but
sthe boys are at work on them today,
and will have them trimemd up a lit
ale before the game is called tomor-
row. Water is needed to keep the
bust down, and some arrangements
may be made to sprinkle the infield,
at least.
A large excursion will come down
rom Albany on Sunday on the steam,
~ Pomona, and many others are ar
hanging to come on the morning
train. The game on Sunday will be
called at 1880 o'clock, in order to en- |
able the boat excursionists to start
spn their return trip at O'clock.
An Albany paper reports that, be. |
fore leaving that city last week, Man
Ager DuShane, of the Eugene team, !
Pet new suit of clothes that Albany |
would be in first or second place with
IN month. If that story is true It
means that the Raglans will have to |
hurry to keep the lead, but then they |
pre- able to do it. with any kind of
auck, and that is all they care about.
Juniors Were Ahead.
The Junior Alerts and the High
School ball teams crossed bats for six
innings last evening at the North Sa-
fem grounds, the score being Z to
IN favor of the former. A decision of
'the umpire was unsatisfactory to the
Patter, and they walked out of the
game, and did not play the remaining
innings. Some excellent work by the
opposing pitchers, Keeton and Blaco,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-26
Hops Sell Well.

Kola Neis yesterday sold 20 bales
of hops for 25 cents per pound The
market is maintaining strong upper
tone, and with the advent of warm
weather some active buying may be
loked for. The brewers are about out
of stocks, and they will be compelled
to come through and see the dealers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-26

Glee Club serenade.
The South Salem Glee Club were
out serenading last evening. and en-
tertained the residents Of that part
Of town with several choice seiec-
tions.
New Dentist.
DR.. H. q. Kelly, a young and upto.
date dentist, has opened Offices in the
Gray building, corner Of State and
Liberty streets. 5-24-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-26
TraInIoad Of WOOD

Another trainload of flr wood is on
the downtown switch being unIoaded
for the power house and the brewery.
IL comes from Jefferson and other
points in the upper country, and re.
quires considerable handling before It
reaches the place OF consumption.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-26

win meet at the han by Q o'clock
Monday morning. and assist In the
decoration at the Lee Mission ceme.
terry. Dinner at the hall. Bring your
baskets. All old soldiers cordially in
Vited 70 Join US. M. FIFER.
Secretary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-26
HEARST
PAYS THE
FREIGHT
Idaho Primaries Cause the
Yellow Kid" to Spend
Much Money

The Boise News says OF the prl.
maries in Idaho:
The Democrats primaries to select
delegates to the county convention
are being held in the various pre-
cincts this afternoon. Caucuses were
held in every precinct Saturday even
ing and a full set of delegates nomi-
mated. 1t transpires that the anti-in-
struction people got decidedly the
best Of II. In a number of the pre-
cincts the Hearst people who went
into the caucuses have bolted the reg
ulaF nominees and put up another
ticket and a merry fight is on.
At this writing there is no way of
telling who has the better of the
fight. The Hearst people are very bit
ter and declare they will annihIlate
every voter who runs counter to the
undemocratic idea of corruption funds
in primaries.
The anti instruction people are do
ing nothing, believing that the prIma-
ries should be conducted in a manner
to convey the free and untrammeled
opinion OF every Democratic voter,
and having no campaign fund con
tributed by the yellow Kid" can
didate. The Hearst workers candid
iy admit that they are paid for 1t.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-26
A Yamhlu patient.

Miss Nellie Buskirk, woman with
homicidal tendencies. was brought to
the insane asylum yesterday from
Yamhill county.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-26

Read the SEX Shoe al. In this pa
per. and remember these famous shoes
are for sale By ,. l. Stockton 4 Co.