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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-16
OREGON
SUPREME
COURT
Hands Down a Big Batch of
Opinions

Peter Hobkirk, respondent, VS.. Port
land National Baseball Club, ct al,
defendants. The Hawthorne estate, ap-
pellant; appeal from Multnomah
county; M. g, George, Judge. Re-
versed. Opinion by Bean, j.
J. A. Livesley & Co., appellants, VS..
A., r. e. and w. C. Heise, respon l.
ents; appeal from Polk county; r. p.
Boise, Judge; reversed. Opinion by
Justice Bean. This is suit for spe-
cific performance of a hop contract
The lower court dismissed the COM
plant and plaintiff appealed. The
case is reversed and remanded for a
new trial.
Mary Egan, respondent, VS.. North
American S. l., and B. Co. and p. B.
Graves, receiver, appellants; appeal
from Multnomah county; A. f. Sears,
judge; affirmed. Opinion by Chief JUS
.tice Moore. A building and loan case
from Portland, involving the right to
open decree after rendition. The
court holds that before the receiver
was entitled to have the decree set
aside it was incumbent upon him to
tender an answer showing meritor-
ious defense.
T. w. Thompson VS.. ]. d. Hibbs and
e. H. letter. appellants; appeal from
Multnomah county; ]. B. Cieland,
judge; modified. Opinion by Justice
Bean.
b. S. Kelsay, respondent, VS.. Alex.
Eaton, S. ]. Eaton, G. w. Kimsey and
b. Kimsey appellants; appeal from
Sherman county; w. L. Bradshaw.
judge; reversed and suit dismissed.
Opinion by Chief Justice Moore.
One J. Fl. Eaton died leaving an
unpatented timber culture claim in
Sherman county. He devised all his
property to plaintiff, including his in
terest in the claim. Plaintiff made
nnal proof and the father of deceased
who was the only heir, also attempted
TO get title. The court holds that the
deceased did not have such an inter |
est In the land that he could devise
L to the plaintiff.
J. G. German Co., appellant. VS. p |
J. MCGOWAN & Sons. respondent; ap- |
peal from Multnomah county; M @ |
George Judge; affirmed Opinion by
Justice Wolverton.
Caroline Schroeder, appellant VS.
Multnomah county respondent; an
peal from Multnomah county; al
Ileland, judge; affirmed. Opinion by
Justice Bean.
I. A. Livesley & Co. appellants Va
4 Wolf & Co.. respondents; appeal
rom Marion county; r. p. Boise
udge; reversed. Opinion by Justice
Volverton. This Is hop case. and
'laintif sued to recover the value Of
lot OF hops under contract The
over court sustained a demurrer 81
ne complaint but the supreme court
.olds that It was error and remands
he case for new trial
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-16
RAGLANS
LOSE
GAME
Last of Series Dropped in a
Splendid Eleven Inning
Contest
Standing Of the Clubs.
Sunday Games.

At Salem-Vancouve 8, Salem s.
At MISUNDERSTANDING 4, Eugene g.
The last game of the second series
between the Raglans and Foreigners
resulted in victory for the latter,
after II innings of the prettiest kind
of ball. There were errors, it is true,
but they we're overshadowed by fast
and neat plays so far that the average
spectator forgot about the bad plays,
and only remembered the good ones
Salem had the game won before the
sixth inning had ended, but it was one
of those cases of so near and yet so
far" that continually bob into every
day life and make things uncertain.
The features of the afternoon were
the playing of Nehring at first, a put
out by the same player at home, after
a tumble by another baseman, the
base running of Johnson and Harper's
fielding.
The score was as follows.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-16

Remember the dates, May II. IS,
10. May Festival at the M. e. church.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-16
CONDEMNED MINK.

The Ward liner Senaca today
brought ashore 1S shipwrecked fish
ermen from the schooner Pleidea, run
down and sunk by the ward liner
MORO Castle, New York for New
Haven, Saturday night OFF Absecom
light.
Entienne Jules Marcy, a well known
Psychologist, is dead at Paris.
Lord Curzon, viceroy Of India. ar
rived this morning at London, and was
Immediately granted an audience with
King Edward.
The dock-workers' strike at Havre
was ended today.
The President has appointed Jerome
b. Peterson, colored, consul at Puerto
Cabello, Venezuela He is a proprie-
tor of the New York Age.
II Is officially announced, that King
Edward, of England, has expressed a
desire to visit the Kaiser during the
kiel regatta in June. The German
Kaiser will arrange grand festivities
at Kiel in honor of the visitor.
The California Democratic state
convention meets Tuesday at Santa
Cruz.
ONO Republicans meet at Columbus
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Krug Park pavilion. Omaha, was
DESTROYED by fire, Loss. $4,000.
A b. Green. a business man of Alb
erdeen, Wash, has disappeared under
that lead to the belief
hat he took his life.
a Thorsternsen, of BelIingham Bay
Nilled his s-months-old child and then
limself by shooting with a revolver
'ause, trouble with his wife.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-16

DO not fail to attend the great
musical event OF the year.
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ExcursIon Ratea

May II, ls. 10.
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salemite on the Road.

May IA, 1904.
Ed. Journal: AS you know, l left
Salem on the 18th, passed through
Idaho, through the two-mile tunnel,
and will be in Billings in about 20
minutes. We have a good company
from Albany, the finest car on the
road. switch off at Lincoln, Neb.,
and go direct to Chicago, little town
in Illinois, and from their will go to
st. Louis, then to Salt Lake and back
to Salem. Enjoying myself just fine.
Can't write much on the train, but
you will be able to read It. Just got
to Billings. More anon.
j. c. GOODALE, SIR.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-16
Marion County Convention.

The Marion county w. c. T. u.
meets in the w. c. T. U. hall, next
door TO The Journal office, Tuesday
and Wednesday, of this week. There
VIII be all-day and evening sessions,
with interesting programs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-16
Steal salem Raxors.

The barber shop Of Jack Ryan was
entered by burglars early Sunday
morning, and a number Of razors and
other barber tools were stolen. There
is no clew to the identity of the rob
bers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-16

The twO-base artists Sunday were
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-16
lNehring for the Raglans and o'Day
for tha Forafpnars

Nehring for the Raglans and o'Day
for the Foreigners.
When ever the game became warm
Pitcher Lucas showed great quality
Nehring made the star catch of a
foul about forty feet~to right Of first.
"slats" Taylor delighted his lady
friends by taking in a magnificent hy
on the ninth in his best style.
Spiderlegs Johnson earned a run
he never got in the tenth. He ran
like a Russian.
The Saturday and Sunday games
were better ball than Portland dishes
up.
ODay continued to shine among the
two-base stars and evidently had four
leaf clovers in his shoes.
The managers of the Salem team
are to be congratulated on putting up
good baseball.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-16
Vancouver.

Totals =. e. e. al 13 33 IA 9
Runs and Hits by Innings.
Salem >. % 90 40 5000 o. 7
Hits =. % 0122 201110 Ill
Vancouver 001O1O 900 / s
Hits E. 20 012 10 90 S-1S
Summary.
Struck out, by Lucas 4, by Howard
Z.
Bases on balls, OFF Lucas 6, off How
ard 2.
Wild pitch, Howard.
Two.base hits Downle 2, Lucas,
Williams, wilkins, Johnson 2. O'Day
Stolen bases. Nehring 2, Davis.
Downie 2, Suess, johnson, Lewis
Howard
Double play, Davis to Downie.
Left on bases, Salem 10, Vancouver
10.
Earned runs, Vancouver 8. Salem 1.
Umpirer, Jacson.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-16

Lewis was the strong performer
Sunday
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-16

Summary Of Game.
Bases stolen-O'Day, Harper, Tay-
lor, Davis, Downie, Suess.
Double plays-McInnis to Nehrlng.
Struck out-McInnis. z; Taylor 2.
Two base hits-Johnson, Lewis
Haynes, Graves. Lee, Lougheed.
Three base hits-Graves.
Home run-Suess.
Passed balls-Lewis 1.
Bases on balls-Off Taylor 3.
Hit by pitched ball-Donovan by
McInnis; Wilkins by Taylor.
Earned runs-Vancouve 3; Salem 2.
First base on errors-vancouve 8;
Salem 6.
Time of game-1:45.
Umpire-Jackson.
Scorer-Jessup.
Lewis was the strong performer
Sunday
The two-base artists Sunday were
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-04-19

"Gossiping of the ball tomorrow. I'll
swear!' he laughed. Are the furbe-
lows all chose?"
Tell us, Mr.. Jefferson cried Betsy
Byrd. Have you seen the new come
beauties? They say Lady Dunmore Is
lovelier than her daughters
II have been away for fortnight"
he answered. land cannot say. would
i could say Aye" he added humor-
ously; "'twould relieve much anxiety
"'Tis the dreadful uncertainties OF
you masculine lovers" Anne countered
larchly. that keeps US poor maids In
terror"
"'Tis said,' put in Paulina, that his
excellency will publish new code for
the palace etiquette. Think Of 1t! Just
like a real court! There is to be a
chamberlain, and all gentlemen are to
unbonnet before the portraits Of the
king and queen!"
The young man looked dark. Would
he kept to his court etiquette!" he ex-
claimed. See you the green yonder?''
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in form but In reality, and also Of the
high idaels OF americanism that Is ever
80 true and sincere to patriot or q
hero Of the United States. the greatest
republic the world has ever SEEN
springing In life new born babe
hewn from the mountain Of truth, and
now reared in fame and In wealth.
The appointment Of Governor Carter
by Teddy Roosevelt has brought about
a complete change In our motives and
views. emanating from Governor that
I presume he Is sincere at heart and
Of q business acumen. more especially
the presumption Of facts that is &C.
complished between the Executive and
Legislature Of his first administration.
Governor Carter stands today the
hero Of the hour" repudiating all Of
ex-Dictator Dole and his coconspira.
tors policy as an utter failure Of dis.
crediting the aborigines Of Hawaii mel
to the american people as an unworthy
OF self.government. As the victory is
won the resolutions, protests and cor.
respondence OF the past written and
drafted by leaders of the Hawaiian peo-
pie directed to Teddy Roosevelt and
members of Congress has turned out
to be de facto, and credit to those
that were persistent in the task against
Mr.. Dole as Ex-Governor of Hawaii mel.
The success that the Governor has
accomplished will bring to bear upon
the President appointments whether
Federal or Territorial a strong bear
ing Of the nominees that may be
brought to his notice.
II the Governor will reach forth his
hands and get the confidence Of the
people and abstain from all false and
treacherous conspirators, he will reach
the pinnacle of fame and admiration and
worthy of a Governor which is Hawaii
the land of his birth and nativity.
GEORGE MARKHAM.
Honolulu. April 18th, 1904.
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All turned their gaze toward the low
er end OF the street where sat the new
two stored capitol, with Its tall cupo-
Ia and clock. Generally there were to
be seen burgesses, singly or In couples.
passing In or out. Now the space be-
fore 1t was covered with knots Of men.
talking. gesticulating, walking from
group to group. One could almost i'm
agine an accompanying hum. like the
sound Of a distant bee swarm. As they
bgazed the knots separated and moved
slowly toward one OF the side doors.
"They enter the left" said Anne.
"'Tis not the usual sitting Of the house.
then. Has the governor summoned
them to the council chamber? And for
what?"
For WHAT" repeated Jefferson
wrathfully. For the resolves, printed
today in the Gazette, appointing a day
OF prayer and fasting because OF the
shutting of the port OF Boston. His
excellency-I had like to have said his
majesty'-is in a fine rage. The Vir-
lginians are in no mood to bear more
fiouung. One can scarce say what will
befall II he dissolve them!"
There was well nigh a wall at this
"Oh," moaned Mistress Byrd, then
there will be no ball?"
Jefferson smiled, but a spot of TEN.
|pestuous red burned Anne's cheek al
she flung up her head. III the govern
or clapped all save ten Of Virginia's
burgesses into the prison yonder." she
said slowly, the ten would give hi
lady the ball of welcome. They are
Virginians."
"See!" said jefferson. "He Is com
ing"
At the end OF the broad reach which
spitted Duke OF Gloucester street mid
way, nearly opposite them, stood thu
palace, brick red, greened with creep
ers, lifting its tall lantern above gar
dens laid In the Italian fashion II
shapes of stars and horseshoes. Nov
its front sprang suddenly into action
A great chariot, very splendid, will
vice regal trappings of gilt and leather
whirled up at the steps, and two hg
ures entered 1t. The vermilion liyerie'
outriders broke into gallop, and tn
I team of six milk white horses woun'
through the many acred grounds sow
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-04-19
The Battle Is Over
The Victory Is Won

Editor Evening Bulletin:-The as
sumption Of procrastination which has
predominated in the minds of the sup
porters Ex-Governor Dole has developed
and vanished in oblivion since the ap-
pointment and inauguration OF Cover
nor Geo. II. Carter. The enemies at
home OF the native aborigines stands
aghast and is surprised OF the action
Of the Legislature more especially with
the Hawaiian membersr OF the prompt
and business attitude in dealing with
financial status of the Territory, pre-
scented by an energetic and the execu-
tive ability of Governor Carter. on q
broard and elementary principles of
justice Of developing this territory on
American traditional lines.
In assuming the responsibilities
placed upon the Legislature, which
was hurled broadcast and even to the
doors Of the white House and congress
by the organ of the sons of the mis-
sionaries viz: the P. c. Advertiser and
the Hawaiian Star. that the granting
Of the universal suffrage by congress
to the aborigines was a grave mistake
: and an error Of dyed.in.the-wool mis-
/, conception OF privilege that they now
:. exercise voluntarily and freely.
When Governor Carter's attitude
was about publicly known OF calling
a special session, the executive cham.
Der Of the Governor was continually
thronged by q multitude of ex.dictator
Doles co-conspirators protesting and
threatening his course that he was
about to pursue that would bring ruin
and disaster to the Territory. The Gov
ernor even received private letters and
correspondence from abroad telling
him of the grandest mistake that he
was about to undertake. It was and
Il Is the same select few" led by
Thurston & Co. of rule or ruin" fame
that was trying OF inducing the Gov
ernor to proceed star chamber Legis'
lature under closed doors as ex.Dicta'
tor Dole was promiscuiously In the
habit of reaching his object In view,
without considering the fatal conse'
4utuCeS VI uTdWluB inc HOosc li6utei
around his neck that was continually
directed to Washington. Ex-Dictator
Dole did have the opportunity Of his
life of working tremendously with the
Legislature and that was in 1900, when
the leaders Of Home Rule viz: Senator
Kalauolani and Kanuha called on hin
at his home on Emma street, and to
discuss with him a policy to pursue
but 1t was of no avail, the rule or ruiz
fame predominated from thence the
war began between the executive ant
the people up to the time of being kick
ed out through the back doors of Ted
dy Roosevelt executive chamber.
AS we Hawaiians are being familiar
with the history of the past, and of G
sudden change Numerically in contras
of the past, and of the american prin
ciples that is being inaugurated by the
present Governor, that We Hawaiian'
may know and enjoy the fruits o.
progress and happiness, under al
american system of government, no
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Esta blished In 1858.

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Transact business In all departments
OF Banking.
Collections carefully attended to.
Exchange bought and sold.
Commercial and Travellers Letters
OF Credit issued on The Bank OF Gail
fornia and N. M. Rothschiid q sons
London.
Correspondents The Bank OF Call.
fornIa, Commercial Banking Co. Of
sydney, Ltd, London.
Drafts and cable transfers on Cbln.
and Japan through the Hongkong
Shanghai Banking Corporation ano
Chartered Bank OF india AUSTRALIA
and China. .
Interest allowed on term deposits Il
the following rates per annum WE:
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Three months az per cent
elk months at ~ per cent
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with silver grass and studded with
mulberry and satalpa trunks. like
gnarled, one legged dancers. and swept
ct smart trot into Duke Of Gloucester
street.
His excellency. Lord Dunmore. red
and thick necked. with Captain Foy.
his cold featured aid. beside him. rode
to the capitol.
The splendid chariot, brought from
London to awe the virginians. went at
speed along way suddenly grown
a-bustle. The unwonted summons to
the council chamber had gone abroad,
and Williamsburg. full to the brim
with rich planters from the valleys OF
the Potomac. the Rappahannock and
the James, now at their town houses
with their families for court season.
we're come forth to wait and to specu-
late upon the royal governors wrath.
The road was filling with coaches and
fours bearing the nabobs and their
danes and with sparkish young gen.
tlemen passing on dancing nags. The
pave Of old Bruton church, where In OF
Sunday sat his excellency in his pew
under the canopy. was bright with
maids In sating and lace. with beaus
showing silken calves and powdered
wigs and with students In collegiate
gabardines Of sobriety by no means
ever fitting their habit.
Stout old Governor Botetourt had
got many cheer In the old days as he
rode by In his fine chariot. He was
popular. and departed this life in the
odur OF liking. to receive statue on
william and Mary common. But for
the new governor, John Murray, earl OF
Dunmore, there had come to lie many
wry look. He had learned Torvism
under Lord Butte, as had the king, and
nature had made him a Scotch barba-
rian to begin with. Diplomacy to him
meant the heavy hand, and charity was
AS far off as religion.
He rode along this afternoon scowl-
ing. abrupt ana imper!ous. as usual,
and now with an extra set to Lis heavy
lantern Jaw that BODIED no good.
Beaming alteration was In the low
courtesy that Mistress Byrd swept him
as he was whirled past with unseeing
leyes. and at the sight Anne's mouth
took on little lines Of impotence.
~ shall drive to the queen" she said
springing into the seat. "The capitol
Rashleigh!" she cried to the coachman
and waved goodby to the group.
Anne grows a worse Wing every
day!" pouted Mistress Byrd in a pet
l"La, l think the governor Is monstroui
fine. l am going to wear my celestia
blue satin tomorrow night and whit
satin petticoat!"
Many a gallant bowed low from thu
pave as the beauty OF williamsburg
went by.
Slife!" protested young Brooke t.
Francis Byrd as he petted his lac'
meath the teaden bust of Sir Walter a
the Raleigh's entrance. "She woul'
dazzle st. James, Even the Du Barr.
was stick to her! BY the Lord, the.
should send her to London!" He prid
ed himself upon his foreign travel.
CONTINUED Tomorrow
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FREE MEDICAL ADVICE TO
WOMAN

Don't hesitate to write to Mrs.
Pinkham. She will understand
your case perfectly, and will treat
Won with Kindness. Her advice
Is free, and the address Is Lynn,
Mass. No woman ever regretted
having written her, and she has
helDed Thousands.
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The BUSINESS MANS HANDY IN
oEx, published In the Saturday 6ulIs
tin and the Weekly Edition, gives .
concise and complete resume Of all 10.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

e.cycles and all Tight machinery re-
paired at short notice. Pioneer Nc
tor Car Co., Merchant and Alakea
Streets. 2630'u
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MUTATIONS WANTED.

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waii.-Collection made, all business
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OFFICERS.

OFFICERS.
J. B. Castle. First Vice President
". M. Alexander. Second Vice Pres.
J. p. Cooke. ...............Tr Treasurer
w. o. Smith. ...............Se Secretary
Geo. r, Carter, Auditor
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