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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-28
OHIO VOTE AT STAKE
HANNA MEN WANT TO CONTROL
THE DELEGATION AS AGAINST
EX-GOVERNOR FORAKER.
indiana's Delegation Will Probably Be
Antics Are Active.


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'+Ae Oh the controversy In these days
~As'i opposition TO Roosevelt IS re-
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'ne SITUATION IN INDIANA.
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3s7''''a wants 'f''" 10 90 Reliable ad-
wees from mat state are To the effect
-f"' us uei's'ttoh 10 'f1cas" VIII be
fT">ttraIty controlled by Hanna, or at
*"St that friends of Hanna are to go
As delegates without hard and fast
f>o"HeNe" instructions. Inc indiana
s'No''tioh throws S'Shihcaht ilSht on the
WI" contest. 0houio f'Ilha 'oiltrol
'NF "eIeSa'"h from MS own state ana
""fH lnnlal'' 'Wo Oh the most lnftuen-
IL" "i me republican S'fonGholds' ms
s1'"'f Tor h'rN IN the convention
Ants Are Active.
VI! me surface. Hahna Is not seen
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#hEll' out somebody is directing 1t who
An"NS nus business. IL Is evident that
sire h"oStNeli opposition Is again
V"'''iS All It's energies [" an effort to
prevent the nomination of the presi-
asF"I Whether Hanna says so or not,
g.hjrh he is talking in ohio vbatbar
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-28

Tuesday, January 18th.

ADJOURNED until tOlllOffO" dt
o'clock.
Tuesday, January 18th.
ment. all members present.
c. f. Nichols is hereby appointed
registration clerk for Ritz precinct TO,
1904.
The balance of the day was spen,
by the board together With the road
supervisors and surveyor in planning
road work.
! Whereupon the board adjourned
until tomorrow at 9 o'clock.
Wednesday, January 18th.
Leonard Lanning, John H. Fuller
and L. r. Hawley having filed their
bonds as road supervisors in the sum
,.of $1,000 each. as provided. it is Or
dered and said bonds are hereby APP
proved as good and sufficient bonds.
The matters Of delinquent taxes
tax records and county roads occu-
balance OF the day.
Whereupon the board adjourned
until tomorrow at 8 o'clock.
Thursday, January 14th.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. all members present
The day was spent by the board in
hearing various road matters and in
the examination of delinquent tax
records.
Whereupon the board adjourned
until tomorrow at o'clock.
Friday, January 18th.
The board met PURSUANT to adjourn
ment. all members present.
The reports of the treasurer and
auditor for the quarter ending Deem
Der 3lst, and the treasurer's statement
of the 1902 tax rolls having been filed
it is ordered that the said reports and
the said statement of the tax rolls are
hereby approved.
Claims for per diem and expenses
of the county commissioners We're al
lowed as follows and the auditor di-
rected to draw warrants for the
amounts: Edward CornWell s22 10 F. |
F.. Smith s23 and J. y. McCaw $40
NhereupOn the board adjourned |
until Monday. February lst. 1904.
F.DW. COR\NVELL, Chairman |
w j. HONEYCJ'TT. County Aud
itor and ex-otficio clerk of the board
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-19
REVEREND
ERRITT ON
SKEPTICS
Chris Ian Minister on In
fidelity Of Mind and
Heart

The services at the Christian church
last night were up to the usual stand.
ard A good audience listened to a
sermon on why Are You Not
saved?" with such attention that
many present spoke Of the matter in
unusual terms, Elder Errett gave the
reasons Christ gave for men and wo.
men refusing and rejecting Christ and
Christianity A quotation from the
prophets contains the real reasons
why many people are not Christians
And the speaker termed this "Inddeli
~ of the heart" As a rule the INTEL.
lect is good enough, but most people
go wrong and remain wrong because
OF disposition OF heart Men close
their ears TO the appeals Of truth: they
close their eyes TO the light Of reve.
lationi they refuse 10 accept truth.
even when Il is presented In the most
logical and forceful way. lie said:
There are very few intellectual
skoptics, but there are many skeptcs
at heart The intellect win usually
take a stand for the right. but the
heart rises up IN rebellion and saws
NO. and the intellect becomes subject
20 the enemy And YOU ask why? BE.
cause the heart is the strongest facul-
V of the mind, and governs and con.
trolls all tho machinery OF human
thousht Love and hate are the
strongest powers OF the human mind
and thc heart takes mp tho one or the
other
The parable of the sowcr Is good
Illustration of this truth. Tho good
seed ton la am kinds OF soil. Il was
all heart soil hut In many cases the
soil was not prepared for the seed II
reject the soVer's attempt 10 cause
seed TO grow from nature There was
some that brought forth fruit. thirty
sixty and a hundred fold There were
hearts ready In more or less degree
Tor reception OF truth, but others let
II die. or choked IL out. one heart re.
sponded to the fun and brought forth
an abundant harvest The seed WAS
good In all cases, but the soil which
could have been made good was IN a
state OF rebellion, and said we have
NO use Tor the seed, The seed Is the
word OF God. and the soil Is the hu.
man heart and this makes the appli
cation easy,
What are the reasons many of ms
arc not Christians Because We will
not hear with our ears; because we
.N'A not see with our eyes, because
We viii not understand with our
hearts and because We will not turn
again that Christ may heal us
The services viii continue this
week and next The subject for to.
nlght is; "Rawabbhas or Christe"
And Saturday night Where Art
Thoug' The public Is cordially inylt.
ed 10 these services
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-19
SOUTH SALEM STREET IMPROVE
MENTs.

Many persons have called at this of
hce 20 express their approval OF the ot
fort 10 put down a broken rock street
Improvement ON South Commercial
street 20 connect with the Liberty
road OF tho same Kind.
There are three steps necessary Ia
set this Improvement under way. and
there is no good reason why they can
not be taken up aud promoted sep.
autclN
First; Thcre must be grade es.
tabished hy the city Of salem and the
two aldermen trom that ward. Messrs.
Achoson and Bayne. win be able 10
have that doue throush the street
committee.
Second The matter OF moving the
carlino into the middle OF the street
must be taken up II it Is desired 10
be done by the property owners along
that strect
fhlrd There must DO a commit.
toe created 10 handle the nnanees. 10
raise subscription and 10 Interview
tho city aud county authorities, as 10
What help can be obtained from
taxes.
These are three Independent and
separate propositions each OF which
must BE- attended 10 properly heiore a
permanent street improvement can De
obtained
Il they are not attended 10. ana too
many dinieulties appear the property
owners on Liberty and High streets
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-19

The enormous expenses OF policing
this city and meeting the demands
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-19

will be justified If they take steps TO
have those streets improved.
The South Commercial street i'm.
provement should be pushed first, as
that street is on the direct line TO Lib.
orty, and continuation of the excel.
lent broken rock road already built.
II is to be hoped the people of South
Salem will show the proper spirit Of
enterprise and cooperation to have
their principal street made credltable
and permanent highway.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-19
DISCUSSION or RecEIvERsHIPs.

On the theory that a recelyershlp
Is a public trust, and the receiver an
ofIlcer OF the court, acting IN n public
capacity, The Journal has always de-
voted space to such matters
In the Williams a England bank re.
ceiyership II published matters that
severely arraigned certain features OF
the proceedings and at times was
Obliged to call things by their right
names
The Journal fought the efforts to get
Interest on loans OF state funds In that
bank, and they were defeated largely
through It's stirring up and making
public the efforts OF parties to get un
jus, advantages
AZ that time Mr. Bush was great,
pleased 10 have a newspaper get busy
and help nght battles that happened
10 be, IN his way OF thinking right ant
proper.
Now, when shaking mp a receiver
ship Affects him the other way. ther,
Is a roar aud personal abuse Is re-
sorted 10 10 silence an newspaper dis
cusslon
Tho Williams a England receiver
ship was handled by The Journa
without gloves at times, but the par
ties mainly Interested never rosortet
20 personal ullncauon- they wer,
geutlomanly ON AN occasions.
Roceiyerhlps are always involve,
IN disagrecablo circumstances. an,
the duties of tho receiver are mol
pleasant undor any circumstances. am,
the greatest charity and kindness
should he shown any man who ha.
such duties imposed upon him.
Thore are also dlsagreeable dutio,
Imposed upon the newspapers al
times They alo called upon hy IN,
public Tor publications that q Is mo-
always pleasant 10 make but is
duty nevertheless.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-19
EVENTS FOR FEB. 10.

wichita, Kas.-Knlghts Of Pythlas
district convention.
Nashua, N. H.-Y. NJ. c. A. state
Convention
Defiance. O-Republlcan convention
OF the Fifth Congressional district to
select delegates TO the republican
national convention.
New York-Openlng of annual
tournament for the indoor tennis
championship OF the United States in
singles and doubles. To continue Ave
days
SOmcrvllle. Fourteenth an
nual state conference Of tho boys
departments Of the Y. NJ. c. A. Of
Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-19

Take a small quantity OF cavaire. add
TO IL a little butter, some finely chopnod
onions or chives, little lemon iuic.
and little paprika. mix well ant
spread ON thin slices OF buttered breaa
add leaf OF lettuce, now the other
slice press gently, trim and cut In t,y,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-19
(By e. Hofer in Pacific Monthly for
February)

! CBy E. Hofer in Pacific Monthly for
February
As life grows more strenuous on
the outposts Of civilization, municipal
problems in Seattle are more strik.
ing, and have reached a more acute
stage of development. Vice is more
hagrant in its public manifestations.
Seattle citizenship is not more indif-
ferent; but its quality is more accus.
toned to shocks, and not so sensi.
tive. From this is must not be con.
cluded that there is less moral sensi.
bility, or any absence of the sterling
qualities of character requisite to
deal with situations that confront a
city. Back of all that is said about
Seattle being a "wide-open town"
that city possesses a large element Of
the keenest and most sagacious citi.
zenship that can be drawn by the lr.
resistible magnet of business oppor.
tunities from all the brightest Ameri.
can cities Of the East, and in the
great conflict between human inteli-
gence and obstacles to good govern.
ment, the latter will be vanquished
and overthrown.
Increasing Tax LeVies.
What is termed the "Humes" ad.
mlnistratlon is nearing the end Of the
third term of two years. Elected as
Republicans, Mayor Humes and his
political colleagues have always main.
talned underground connections with
the opposition, both in newspaper In
huence and with local political man.
ayers that made their success posi-
bic, although, at the last election, the
Humes party went in by a narrow
margin. On his first term Mayor
Humes showed a reduced tax levy
but in the past three years city tax
levles have gone up from mills to
1914 mills in the old city limits, and
proportionately in the new. In that
time the county taxes have also been
increased 2 mills, and as the city pays
over three-fourths of the county taxes,
there has virtually been an advance
Of 6lA mills in taxes on city property
under the Humes administration. The
school taxes have not increased, but
the city school board has met all the
demands for a growing population,
have bought real estate and kept up
repairs and made new building posi-.
Bile on levy Of SO mills the past
FIVE years
Increased Revenues required.
The following table from the reports
Of the city comptroller shows that the
demands for revenues have increased
out of all proportion TO the assessed
valuations OF property:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-19

The color Of meerschaum has nothing
to dc with the quality ana ranges from
pure white 10 light yellow or BLUSH
white
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-19

Party glven by the d. OF H.. Hol
man halL tomorrow night, Feb. sOh.
Admission sSo.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-19


This year being a presidential cleo
ion year and business depression
being anticipated. the estimated reve.
.uues required have been reduced
about quarter Of million dollars.
being only S2.Ol5,O2OO9. But the city
tax levy remains the same for 1904.
that is, l2ia mills on the valuation of
1903. Mayor Humes explains the
small increase in assessments by the
fact that real estate values are fixed
only once In two years. and win show
"a great increase next year The city
is run ON a cash basis, and the gener
.al plan seems 70 be 10 have a large
cash surplus with liberal transfers
from the water funds whenever they
are needed to replenlsh the city ex.
cheQuer
Expensive Street improvements
On a rough estimate. the city and
private property owners have spent
two million dollars ON streets the
past year Every street has Ia be
literally made, whether Il is 40 per
cent grade on one OF the soft blue
aud yellow clay hills. a hllout into
the sound, or piling and plank struc.
ture over one Of the lakes. Deep cuts
and heavy fills are the rule. Then
grayel and broken rock Is hauled in
for a foundation, with eight inches
OF concrete, and then asphalt or brick
The later is confined 10 the business
streets An asphalt street is the
best thing in the world" said an en-.
thusiastic property owner on Broad.
way, The latest improvement there
was ordered by a threefourths vote
ana the assessment on a corner lot
Is S6'S, There are miles OF these
streets, and the city has almost gone
mad on the subject OF street improve-
ments' The city is now paying for
the intersections, and In some cases
as high as sS per cent Of new grade
and permanent pavement falls upon
the general taxpayer This fact IS
used to explain the unusual increase
In the municipal budget, and does az.
plain Il In part
Revenues From Vice.
The enormous expenses OF policing
this city and meeting the demands
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-16
Baneo Popular.
CoNVocATORIA

FL Consejo de Gobierno lie esta So
ciedad, en- session ordinaria celebrada
"a noche del dia cuatro, acordo fijar e.
ia Is del corriente mes y hora de las
~ media de la noche, para la cs'ebra-
s.l6n de la Juuta General ordinaria, a
que Sc con,raen los EStatutos y Re-
glamento por que Sc rige este Banco.
Con Ell laudable groposito de que los
acaerdos que Sc tomen resulten reves-
cidos de Ia mayor autoridad, Sc ruega
,os sefores Accionistas su asistencia al
acto, va personalmente 6 por delega
ci6n, segdn Sc de.ermina en- la S:ccion
tercsra, artfcuos u. 74y75 de lbs re-
leridos Estatutns
San Juau Puerto Rico, ounce dc
Enero de mil novecientos cuatro. .-Ef
Director Gcrente, Enrique Cerece DO
Il S=cfetario, Vicente Gaillot.
sis mi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-16
GALERIA COLORADO
Certamen de Carnaval para niflos
ESin limitaci6n de edadl

Deseando que el Certamen de carns
val, que todos los affos acostumbra ce-
lebrar esta casa, rcvista en- el presente
la mayor so emnidad y bril'antes posi-
oles, de acuerdo con la Junta Organi-
zsdora de los fcstejos de carnival, esia,
con benevolencia que estino a'tameute,
icluira en- cada ura de sus invitacio-
mes, una de mis- circula-es, la cual dara
derecho tomar ps rte en- ell Certamen,
no admitlendose ca el a persona algu-
ma que no lIene este requisite
El Certamen es como siempre, gra-
tis, V cada uno de los nifios que en- E
tomen parte, sera obsequiado con una
|copia de SD retrato.
O2ortunamente Sc anunciaran 'os
premio> que dara la casa, y los que con
|igual objeto ofrecen agunos est2bls ci-
mientos de a Capital, asf como tam
bien Ia forma en- que dichos premios
|seran otorgados. cifiendose riguroga-
mente al m6rito. y a Ia propieaad del
traje.
RAFAEL COLORADO
3i-vsl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-16

Los sefIores don Antonio Blanco
Fernandez don Manue! Diaz Perez,
nos participant que por compra hecha q
la Sociedad Fern andez y Bianco, de la
~fabrica de licores que giraba con aque :
ila razon, constit1yese una nueva So
ciedad para coutinuar con los m smos
negocios, y que Sc denoninara Blanco
Hermano y Compaf1fa, Sociedad en-
Colnandita; siendo los socios gestores
con el uso de la frma don Antonio
Blanco Fernandez y don Manuel Diaz
Perez. y socio comanditario don Jose
Vicente Melon.
La nueva casa que ha introducido
grandes reformas para el mejoramieuto
de todos los productos que dieron popu-
laridad la hrma extinguida, propone-
Sc yer premiados sus esfuerzos, mere
ciendo continie ell pdblico dispensando-
lie el decidldo favor que la antecesora
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-16
CosT4EERo&.
vAPOREs QUE Sc ESPERAN

Esp. "Pue-to Rico. Con destino a
este puerto y los de Mayaguez, Pom
&c, Habana y Santiago de Cuba, debe
haber saiido de Barcelona ell dia a del
corriente mes, hacienda escalas en- Va
lencia. Malaga, Cadiz y CanarIas.
Esp. "Cata ina Hacienda todas las
escalas del Mediterraneo, Baleares Y
Canarias, saldra de Barcelona ell dia "a
del coiriente mes, con destino esta
Isla.
Esp. Manuel Calvo Paia seguir
viaje Canarias y la Peninsula recala-
rA este puerto del % al 22 del cite.
mes pr, cedente de la Hsbana y esca as.
Fran. "SAint SIMON Procedente de
PIo Plata escalas recalara a este
puerto del II al Is del CITE. mes, y Sc
guira para saint Thomas y Europa.
Cub. Julia Del lS al 20 del cite
mes llegara a este puerto procedente
de la Habsna y esca as iniermedias.
Amer. "Santurce - Sa!i6 de New
York ell dfa 9 del corriente mes, con
destino Mayaeuez, Arecibo, San Jua
y Job 8.
Amer. "Arkadia '-El dia 10 del CO.
rriente mes saho de New Dreams, con
destino este puerto j los dc Ponce,
Jobos, Mayaguez, AguadiIla y Arecibo.
Esp. Ramon oe Larrfuaga Direc-
tamente para este puero saldrS del de
Liverpool e dia ~ del ctrrienle mes.
Ing. "Eden" Llegara a este proce-
dente del de Saint Thomas el dfa rs del
corriente, mes, y saldra el mismo dfa
para su procedencia.
Amer. Ponce. Saldr4 de este
puerto ell dia 10 del corriente mes, con
us stino directo a New York.
Esp mo 1tevideo '-El dfa IS del CO.
RI ente mes salio de Cadiz con destino
este puerto, hacienda las escalas de
Canarias.
Amer. "Coamo" -Sali6 hoy de New
York con deslino dIecto 4 este puerto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-16

Con fecha de hoY Sc eucuentran de-
tenidos en- ell Oeposito Municipal, curl-
pliendo condena 81 varones y 9 mujeres
Pendientes de sentencis, hay solamente
cuatro yIhan sido puestos en- libertad
Vicente Santana. Mariana Santana,
Santos Rosario, Juan G. Mercano, Jose
4Ayala y Diego Repdon.
La estadistica criminal, tauto en- las
.c4rceles de Distrito como en- las muni-
cipales, ha bajado un tanto y es de es-
perarse que Ell ntinero de reclusos en-
sel S, sea mucho menor que el de hoy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-16

A pesar del ma tiempo one RENO
sanoche viose Ia plaza de Baldorioty
.concurridfsima. La Banda de Ia Po
licfa Insi,lar, qne era Ia eucargada de
n retreta. interpreted con la maestrfa
-en ella innata, Ia sinfonfa del Ray
moud'' siendo 4 SD termiaacion aplau-
didisima.
Muchos de lbs touristes" del buque
aleman, estabau 81 IL plaza de eitan
dose con la in6sies y fclicitaron al di-
rector de la iusuiar: por IA buena in
terpretacion o,ss tuvieron las pleas que
TOGO dicha banda.
ram0len toco Ia banda del Csmercio
. tuvifaos ocasion de yer os hs rmosos
atriHcs que essreno anoche, o0tenioos
con 10 recaudado durante el afio nuevo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-16

Deseie hace 80 afos, Ell Vino Rabot
reune todos los sslfragios, tanto 2or su
gusto exquisite que 10 ha h:cho el mas
apradaU.e de ios aper.t vos, que por sus
.cualid 4des esenciales de cordial y &c
reconstituyentes que 10 han hecho TN
auxilio poderoso en- todos los casos en-
que el organisrno pide a ser realzado Y
.sostenido.
Sc encaentra en- todas las farmacias
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-16
Noticias

A las once y media de la noche de
aver fue curado en- la. Sala de Socorros
de esta Capital Felipa Villanueva,
wecina de la dale de la Tanca, de una
herida contuss de mas de dos centime-
tros longitud, sobre Ia region occipital.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-16

Iose L. Fajsrdo, San Jose. no 49,
Glasses diarias de iiiorna irg'es, ma
mana, tarde 6 noche Ensefianza prac-
tica con aplicaci6n los usos confines,
IS 2 al mes. nh I
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-16
LETRAS S, T, U, w.

B. A. Safford-Roque Ssldamundo-
Jesds Salgado-Isidoro Santiago-Isi-
doro Santiago = Leonora Sherwood
Rodolfo Staufi F. del Torro-M Manuel
F. del Toro-Aurora Iriarte-C Charles
Woodman-R. w. Webbs = w. H.
Walton Cd.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-16

Cartas detenidas en- el Post. Office" de
San Juan y que seran pasadas al "De-
p6sito de Cartas Muertas", 81 no SON re-
cogidas antes de los ounce dfas de SIT
vista:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-16

El Departamento lie Educacion ha
otorgado IN ceytiticado de professor dc
taquigraffa y de eserlbiente en- maqui-
niila. & don Conra 10 Aseajo que obtu
vo en- el 1ltimo examen que sutrio uu
promed:o de un poyeata por cisnto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-16

Para ell dfa veinte y tres de los CO.
rrientes Sc prepsra un gran bale en-
~el Casino Espafiol" de esta capital. con
motive de la celebration del santo del
Rey de Espafia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-16

Con motive de IA .estivilad de San
Antonio de Padna, Sc preparan unas
animadas 6sstas en- Afiasco para los
dfas ID, Is. 10. y II lie los corrientes. La
orouesta del popular "Cacolia'' de Pom
-ce, tomara parte en- dichas 6esta5.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-16

De la carcel de Ponce han sido tras-
1ados al Presidio Departmental de
ciudad los c,ufnados. Ceferino
Ion, Gregorjo Gaud, Carmen Alva
rez, Sotero Balanilia y siete mas.