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New-York tribune., 1904-05-31
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WORKING GARDE&NE NE1Et--SiLuatiOn want
e. understands everything pertaining 20
a gentleman country residence under
glass and Our doors; lawns. carriage roads
al Kinds OF vegetables. horses COWS aud
poultry; married. no fa-nily. 1S years ths
best references wife hrzr class lauudr=ss
& required. Address ST. c. Il Cedar
hurst. I. I ?. O box Is
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C1At f4AlAN N-seOtehnan: thoroughly m
aerst4ads his duties: smart apLearsrce.
sstitill city driver. height 5 n in
wsight. $50. sxcelient city refars-.as'
DRYsDALE 2l2 East 42d-st.
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FARMER. BY American. 40: married. girl
u, boy a. girl 3 SIR! E boy >. all VIII
WORK r-.c can, thoroughly good, respectaole
family man. sXpe-ienc=I American farmer
.- every branch. strictly temperate. wife
care poultry milk. 1u-teruaker, &c. refer
erce can be seen II city. FRANK. at Car
peE-er e. l54 5th-ave-
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COACHMAN.-Th0rCuSh experienced: IN
eXceptlOnable personal Recommendations
skil-ul hOrseman, smart appearance; tsul-
peraLe. palnstaking. economical. Industrious.
respectful. anywhere. state wages TRUST
WORTHY. 1.620 Broadway Tel. 2.155 Co
lumbus.
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ADFEIt 7 Is E-MElNTS ana subscriptions cCr
The Tribune received a. their Uptown
CfiCe No. 1885, Broadway, between 3Gth
tizeU---s received az the Glow iIg branch
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eeJ West T25th-sc- 33s slave between.
18TH and 77th sts O2S 35-ave. near ~ ST.
So TnS lst-ave.. near S9th-st IS3 East
- th-st. 80 Tremant-aVs. 6s0 3d-ave..
near +1st-st-. 90 3c-ave-. 30 Blsecker-st-:
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CEIA3[BERNAID and waitress. cook assis-
lau11resz. by Two neat. competent. rsiia--
bic girls. excellent references. city or ooun--
t-y. F. Vs.. Mrs Collier Agency. IA
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INFANTS NCRSE-By thoroughly oornp.-
tent E.LE.tsl woman; drst class. city T-f--
er-uces Mrs. DICkINSON'S ) C0-Opsrstivs
Bureau. SCI Nadiscn-ave
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GARDENER h-Man plain gardener
useful. wtc- COOS OF assist small private
family country residence. crIsyw orrhy. re-
liable couple. personal references. GAR
DESER care Mrs. Cox. As Stlra-sJ.
Brooklyn
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HAA+BE-RlIAID and WATTE1ESS -Con-
pecsuc and reliable. best rsfsrsncsst
vases. Sl8-S20. Cal Tuesday AZ LANG q
BCECHERE-It CO. 13 West 27ra-st-
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EANlBERMATD or PARLORN1AID.-Ens--
lish. good references. Address A ~
care OF White. 324 East 5Cth-st-
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GAADE-N Err. married. wants private plaos
where know ledge 1r greenhouse Wars.
garden and lawn IS required Moderate Sal
ary. best references. Address j. * are
n Eaugnan's seed store. = Barclay-st-
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LADY'S MAID. .-French: svperfen-ef. -
seanstress. halF6resser and pacSarf be-s
references. wages $50. Cal TuaSday as
LANG & BCECHERER CO. u " 2Tth-ss.
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PARLOR-JATD or CHAMBERlIA IAID-p.
English Protestant, -hres years rzesr-
ences. partlcul ar-y neat. corupeteur r-Hnet.
city OF country. A H. Mrs. CoIier'S ~
West 23d-st-
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COOK. LACSDRESS.- oornpeesccf
roasr. soup. baker: also chsmn=rrnAid.
waitress; city or country. refersnces s=3
6th-eve.. one flEht. back.
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COOK-ITtsh; private family capable II
taking full charge Of kitchen: wages SIS
Hrsr class references. B.. care Bacon Bu--
reau. 3S1 6th-avs
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COACHlIA N.-Cisnrleman selling horses
would Ike 70 secure position FOR MS
married coachDan. Il ysars n my EN-
plOy. careful ci-y driver. Call or address
q West S5th-sJ
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COOk-Neat competent woman: urte-.
stands al branches OF plain and fancy
cooking; excellent baker, ) years refer
snces; S25. " T.. Mrs. Golfers 122 Nsss
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Male.
AMERICAN COUPLE, refined: all work
except wishing ana ironing small family.
country wages. SIS together. wife good
cook. wa--iug useful man only. 10 West
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ing sNAle ar rea-lIAele l-4cr1s even
ing Rue street dresses q Gpsciaity. 0 West
Zsf-A-sG fzsaura @gS9-Ii1Elei-.
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SEANSTRESS BY tho dav or BY ths w--x-
Address A H. S51 Park-are.. corner So
ST. lrst fo0r
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GERMAN middle aged. n hotel, private
residence or roadhuuse. speaks English.
city OF country. HAU USEIALANN. T3 EAsl
3d-st.. rear.
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COOK-By light colo-ed young wornan. win
boy . wears old: thorou shiv cOT1pst-rrs
sssfsr laundry work. excellent rccsr-ncs-
Call T-win's Bureau. II West 1fth-st
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COACHMAN. - Country; young. smooth
faced, tidy. good appearance. capable.
strictly temperate. careful driver. good
man; best reference. DANIEL. AZ Car
ps2ter l54 6th-ays.
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CCACHMAN. gardener. cook Iaundress.-
Excellent German couple. young. neat
and udy; both good, viii give satisfaction
well recommended. JULIUS, az Carpel-
ter s. l5- 6th-ays
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GARD EHSER. head gardener and s1pertz-
tendenI On gentleman place, Thoroughly
understands Ms business n All branches,
u.ns years n last situation. - yeags' ex-
ployer. married r. B.. 100 Esllsyy -r-h-sc..
Black Rock Bridgeport. Conn
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ENGINEER Good mechanic Al refer
euces ENGINEER 442 Ecast 5Sth-st-
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COCK-First class French cook IN rrtvass
family; wages SO apply LCC1E. Is5
Lexingron-aye
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COACHMAN. GARDENER First class
ltist class references. wages not less thari
50. steady situation a 81, 160 B,ee,l.er
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CHANTBERMATD and sEA1ISTRESS--Cal
5s seen az present employers - e1zcsllcns
reference Cali 23 last 57th-s-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-28
Russians Driven From impregnabIe Position By
Valiant Islanders in Fierce Sixteen
Hour Battle
BAR 70 A SUCCESSFUL INVESTMENT or
PORT ARTHUR NO LONGER IN EXISTENCE

ToEia May 27-NoonThe Japanese army swept The Rus
slams from Kin Chou last evening" and in desperate night
attack sormed the almost pregnabe position OF the Russians
on Nanslan Hill, west OF TaenWan.
The battle ragged in The hills all through the nigh and irag
menary eegrams from the Japanese headquarters report that
The engagement is still in progress and that the Japanese
still pursuing The Russians south from Nanan and The head OF
Talienwan bay.
The meager reports reaching this city do not estimate the
losses further than say they very heavy on both sides
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-28
MADMAN'S DEED
WITH A HATCHET
Runs Amuck Through Home
Chopping His Relatives.
WERE SOUND ASLEEP
HE Is SUPPOSED TO HAVE MUIR.
DERED WOMAN SEVERAL
WEEKS AGo-ANoTHER
MAN ARRESTED.
BY Associated Press.

Scranton Pa, May 81 Stephen
Haggerty, agca 2G. who has shown
signs Of being mentally unbalanced
made a murderous attack on four
members OF his family at their home
in llawley, Pa, early this morning
With lathor's hatchet he attacked
his brother. Anthony, who was asleep
Leaving Anthony for dead, the in.
sane man rushed to the room occu
pied by his sisters, Winifred ANA Brid
get lie crushed Brligct's skull and
broke Winfred's collar bone.
Haggerty next proceeded to the
room OF his brothers. Eugene and Pat,
rick. whom he attacked Eugene's
skull was fractured.
By this time. the father had been
aroused and no and Patrick oyerpow
erod stephen. Eugene ana Bridget
will die
Several weeks ago, Mrs Hannah
OKcefo, who lived next door to the
lIaggertys, was murdered, her body
being horribly mutilated John
Stoltz was tried for the crime and was
acquitted last week 1t is now be.
lieyed Haggorty was the murderer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-28
FIGHT OVER
THE CANAL
viii Make the Largest Record Ever
Presented in United States Su
preme Court.
Ry the Assoelafed Pres

By the Associated Press.
ST. Louis. May 21-The last Wit
ness ia the suit brought by the state
Of Missouri against Chicago TO pro.
tect the cities Of Missouri. csperallv
ST. Louis. against the alleged impur
lies Of the drainage canal was heard
today before United States Commi,
sioncr Bright
The record, it is said. will he the
largest ever presented To- the United
States supreme court. and when prinr
ed. viii make between eight and ten
v0lumes Of Lou pages each. or abou
f,1fo.G09 words
A. IS estimated t#at Chicago mas ex.
pended slo0.o09 on the case: st Loui
sS0ot0. and the state Of Missouri
s3s,000.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-28
ROBBER OF THE
|ROQUOIS DEAD
FruitlessIy Feigns Insanity Be
fore a Sensible Jury.
CONVICTED or PERJURY
HAD CLAIMED BODY or WOMAN
AS HIS AUNT so AS TO Sc.
CURE MONEY FOUND ON
THE BODY.
BY the Associated Press.

Chicago, May Choking ana
g2sping nnd with eyes rolling with
terror Mannken, accused of fraudu
-lently identifying the body Of Mrs
Frank H. Greeuwala, an lroquoi3 fire
victim, in order to steal her money
suddenly jumped to his feet in judge
Clinoris court room today and point
ea franically at an imaginary spectre
which he thought stood confrontna
him While the spectators looked on
in terror the man frothcd at Che lips
and waved his arms wildly in the air
Tie was overpoWered and thrown 10
tine floor, whore it took half a dozen
policemen to hold him. Paroxysm af
ter paroXysm shook him and he had
to be manacled and taken into an an
ter0om,
When he was finally restored
M2hnkcn's lawyer dreaded 90 let the
casa 50 TO the jury without an argu.
rlent Almost Immediately the twelve
men filed back and the foreman an.
nounced the verdict: Guilty" II
the insanity was feigned. It failed to
move the jnry.
The technical charge against Mahn'
ken was perjury, and ii was proved
he had taken the body of Mrs Green.
wald from tho morgue and had il btt
riod as his aunt Ills motive was to
gain possession OF $i0O found on the
body.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-28
TRlL5Y AND sVENeALL

in the trial Of James Mcdonald
charged with the murder Of Sarah
Schaler, returned a verdict Of not
guilty. The verdict was reached OH
the seventh ballot The first stood
nine for acquttal and three for con
yiction. Mcdonald was formally dis
charged by the court and left thl
court room. There was no dcmonstra
tion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-28
PARklN is DEAD.

Pittshurg, May 21--Charles parkin
a retired iron and steel manufacturer
who was one Of the best known and
best informed men in the industrial
world is dead, aged &C. parlSin may
properly be termed the father Of the
crucible steel industry in this country,
having been the first to begin its
manufacture IN the United States
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-28

Chicago. May "A special o the News says
japanese ope yesterday
extremely fire bsfop clear he R1ns from
after brave resistance Tho MuseoVe
attempts l after anay
the PeriusI had
entire peninsula
the line between Pseo the cast and Punen the
state Of effective blockade by the Japanese Tic declaration
blockade maintained.
The Japanese evidently aned fro declaring
it
national law boekadc be CH Ne
we'll always procsmo
toG ideal Blockade extensive
navel competent t enforce
effective every joint Of Illegal throughout
its whole ezteat vhe1 aatual bsade
Governmental blockade proclamation prs
On vessels attempting the bicekaGc.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-28
BREAKING TIE STRIKE.

Duluth. MINI. NAY 27--The steam
er James II. Hoyt was the tirst LAKE
Carrier association sass 10 Sioaf tas
Duluth Superior harbor this season
She departed for Buffalo tonight. car
fying cargo Of oats.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-28
STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS.


BY the Associated Press.
Springfield H.. May 27.-Captin
Thomas ". S. Kidd, United States
commissioner. and who was for tween.
ty years or more editor and publisher
Of the Springfield Morning Monitor
was stricken with paralysis on the
street this afternoon. He may not
recoser. lie was personal friend Of
Lincoln
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-28
By Associated Press.

Bv Associated Press.
Padaeab, ~ May q Telephone
wires are down and but meagar de-
tails have been received nf the t0rnl.
do. which Is reported to have destroy
"a the village Of Ne# Liberty. Pope
county. Ut No fatalities are roParl
ed Damage Of NOT much extent was
caused in Smithland, Livingston coun
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-28
ILLINOIS TOWN WIPED OUT
TORNADO SWEEPS POPE co.
New Liberty on The Ohio River Entirely Destroyed and Seyer
Kentucky Towns More or less Damaged
Details Are acking

ty. XIV. by hail and md Ct Hamie,s.
burg. taw mile above Smithland.
ami also AZ Brisv.ua, a short dis
tance from New LilertE
New Liberty was q small town sit
uated iu The extreme southern portion
of Pope cpauty on the Ohio river and
although is population vas tut little
over a hundred souis Il was thriv-
ina river toan.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-28
EXAMINATIONS COMPLETED.


Annapolis. Nd. May 27-The an
nuai examinations III miishlpmen Al
the naval academy were completed 10
day and the academic year is prae
iicalIy al an end.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-28
HOPE ABANDONED.

Nesamee, Mieh. May z5.-Ail nope
has been abandoned oT finding Mayor
Hudson. who was lost while fishing
yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-28
DECLARED NOT GUILTY.

ny Associated Press
Bedford, Ind, May 27,--Arter being
out three and one half hours the jury
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-28
Toco zpoRTs


4:so mrhe f5lsog rcpsrs has been received
from Vicehdnirai
The eenhosts Theishi Hsiysn 's cheks or-ao
shyama Ka cnoN hay Wednesday
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-28

lCmLInaee on Send Page. J
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-28
WEATHER

For Cairo and vicinity today;
Showers and warmer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-28

At Cairo 4 p, m. yesterday:
p 2 feet; fell 0.5 in ~ hours.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-01-27
Becoming colors.


Not one woman In ten realizes the
Importance OF ascertaining and max.
ing a careful study OF the one par.
ucular color most becoming to her.
and OF always having a touch of ii
introduced In some part Of her dress
The auburn-haired woman looks
best In brown shading into the tones
of her hair or In rich dark green's
The yellow-haired girl can wear
red. The greens. too, are deliehtful
on her also certain yellows and
black. White is less becoming but
she must be brilliant in complexion
or else most delicate as to tints to
wear grays and blues to ADVANTAGE.
blues particularly the pale and cold
olues' are best adapted TO brunettes.
The woman whose hair is A dun
brown and whose complexion and
eyes lack brilliancy may stin be most
attractive but she should avoid
bright hued or glittering hats. Dull
browns, neither yellowish nor red.
dish should be selected. Ayoia the
satin straws. Take the dun finish.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-01-27
THE lesEN PLAY.

A large audience Of Salem society
women, many Of them members Of the
Salem woman's Club, heard the ID
sen play, Ghosts"
Scores came away shocked to the
center Of their being, unable to get
their breath over the stimulus and ex.
citement OF emancipation"
It must be assumed that Ibsen
writes about social conditions in
Northern Europe where the disdo-
Lutte husband is the rule.
OF course there may be husbands
as debauched as Aveling in this play,
and climatic differences may bring
their secret sins home to the family
But we prefer to think society is
little better in the aggregate than it
is presented as being in the drama Of
the degenerate.
For ourselves. we prefer the play of
home life, the rural drama, with lots
Of love-making on the front porch
etc, etc, to Ghosts"
But IL must be confessed as a
moral shocker' and awakener of the
Of "goody-goody people,
Ibsen is a "crackerjack."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-01-27
When Wilton Spoke uD.
NSI Louis Republic)

+ The wife OF Wilton Lackate is QUO.
anxious that her husband shou,d ha
satisfied with her purchases. Con.
sequen5y when she wished TO buv =
ne" winter hat Just before Ieav,,e
New York this fan. she hauled the
protesting Wilton with her to the mil.
iner's. 0 'N'''
The miliner being engaged. An ,s
sis'ant showed Mrs, Lackaye some
mats and quoted their prices Than
the miiliner herself took the cus,ona
er In charge, and a moro minute a.
spection Of her wares ensued -
MT laokaye looked as helplesslv ~
any other man in the same c,r.,,.
stances. O'ii
Finally il came to a choice hetwa.o
TWO hats and Mrs. Lackaye said.
Let me see-what Is the Dr,o.
this oneY" '0e VI
That Is SIS, madame repliss n.
milliner. u 'ne
Why your assistant tOld m. ,Aa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-01-27
neafness cannot be- cured.

by local applications as they cannon
reach the diseased portion Of the ear
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness. and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
lnnamed condition Of the mucus lin
ing of the Eustachian tube When
this tube is inhamed you have a rum
bling sound or imperfect hearing,
and when II is entirely closed, deaf
ness is the result, and unless the in.
flamation can be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out of ten are caused by
catarrh, which is nothing but an in
famed condition of the mucous ser
vices.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for cir.
culars, free.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-01-27
SIMON NOT AN ISSUE.

Senator Simon has very tactfully
taken himself out Of the coming pollt.
ical campaign.
He has said that he favors the re-
nomination Of Roosevelt, and that he
is not a candidate for senator now or
in 1907
Then what sense is there in making
Senator Simon an issue in the coming
Republican campaign.
II is nonsense to shout Simon and
anti-simon when there is no such is
sue raised, with the consent of the
gentleman himself.
In other words he has more political
sagacity than some Of his lleutenants
and followers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-01-27
IMPROVE ONE STREET.

1t is incumbent on the present city
administration TO get one street per.
manently improved.
A plan should be adopted for the
matchmaking Of Court street With
uniform parking and a good rock
pavement, that win be a fine driving
street.
But improve one street. Let the old
way Of hauling on river gravel in the
spring and hauling on mud 10 MI some
ones private property be stopped.
Any street that moves to put down
a permanent street pavement, at least
as good as the prune raisers OF Liber.
" have done, viii reap a harvest of
other improvements and advances in
realty not now dreamed Of.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-01-27
WHAT is RIGHT ABOUT CITY
LloHTlNo9

An effort Is making TO convert the
Wilcox water power into an electric
light plant and secure a franchise
from the city of Salem.
There would be one good thing
about Il. The water power would be
used. The building would be used.
Money would be spent 10 install the
lightlag plant
labor would be employed in con.
verting the old water power into an
eloctric lighting plant Labor would
be employed In putting up more poles
and lines. and In the operation OF the
plaRt
THIS Is an important natter and
nothing should be done TO prevent
the expenditure Of capital or the .em.
ployment OF labor on any such enter
prise
SO FAR as securing any competition
ia concerned that day Is past. The
owners Of capital. after a plant IA
established, have no interest In com.
petition. Their interest would be the
other way.
II there were any competition be
tween two franchise owners at the
start Il would not last, The interests
OF capital under such circumstances
are mutual and would speedily coal
osce.
The Interest OF the public Is In a
fairly good service at fair and equita.
hle prices, A popular and public.
spirited management Is also desira
Bile.
80 Tar as the people are concerned
ihey should not Dc deceived by the
preionco that they viii get connect.
uon by swing Ma. Wilcox. or anyone
else. an electric light franchise
The only permanent protection To
tho people Ia the long run lies In
publlc ownership OF plant and IA
soon az the city can acquire rsht
ing plant Il should do 80.
unul IL can do so this community
" Interested In a pubne-splrlted. pro.
sFess''" and outeprising MANAGE.
meat OF an electric lIght corporation
az rates that are fairly compensatory
and within reach OF tho largest mum
Der.
For the city TO take such steps as
would enable Mr. Wilcox 10 unload |
his property on tho present electric |
corporation might bencat Mr. vii |
oos' but in What way would il bene |
h' the city or the peoplef
o' 0oaFse, tho city gOyenmont can
place a limit on the time within /
Sniea Mr wilcoJ shall have his /
lNan' IN operation. The city can also
aemAad percentage OF the gross
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-01-27
X-RADIUMS

How many of the problems touched
upon in the Ibsen drama would such
a nostrum as Woman Suffrage" ever
touch? Few if any.
Geer and Scott are counted among
the big men OF the state, and are in
eradicably interviewer with its his.
tory. But they are afraid to tell
where they stand on a little triaing
like woman suffrage. How
bravely they would perform if they
we're ever put up against a great big
question, we can only imagine. They
would probably say with an eminent
politician: 1--WE still stand on the
party platform whatever it is
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-01-27

plainly irony and sarcasm for cold
statements that mean the opposite. 1t
means to abandon claims to having
a sense of humor or fairness.
To throw mud at your opponent
may do on the stump, but never an.
swer a straight question in journal
ism as "she is spoke"
But man who has been in the ed
itorial chair but few months has nat
urally a great deal to learn, and sug
gestions are doubtless welcomed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-01-27

earnings. Our city government
should be very slow about granting
franchises to any kind Of a corpora
ton on the mere theory Of compeu-
ton. Most franchises Of this kind
are a something for nothing" scheme
and should be entertained with great
care
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-01-27
WINTER DREAMS.


Deep Hes the snow on wood and field,
Gray stretches overhead the sky.
The streams. their lips Of laughter
scaled.
In silence slowly wander by
Earth slumbers, aud her dreams
who knows
But they may sometimes be like
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Lyric OF spring In winters prose
That sing Of buds and leaves and
nowers;
Dreams Of that day when from the
South
Comes April. az at first she came,
To hold the bare twlg to her mouth
And blow Il into fragrent flame.