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New-York tribune., 1905-11-26

Weed the Mother (Gertrude) and Mr.. GoritE will
appear as the Father Peter). The exquisite en-
chanted wood scene fn the second act the trasi-
comic episodes in which the Witch figures and
the transformation scene at the end Of the sec
ond act will. to the younger people in the au-
dfence be as charming as the wonderful music
of the composer to their elders Mr.. Hertz viii
conduct On Saturday afternoon. December z
La Gioconda' will be the opera The second
popular Saturday evening performance viii
bring with it Lucia" interpreted by Nine
Sembrich the heroine Nine. Bauermeister as
Alisa Mr. Dppel as Edgardo. Mr.. Journet as
Rairnondo and Mr. Bars as Arturo. Mr.. Con-
REDS new italian barytone, Mr.. Bell-Resky, VIII
make his first appearance in this country in the
part of Lord Enrico Ashton. which he is said to
have sung with much success abroad. The con-
ductor will be Mr.. Arturo Vigna-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
STUDIO NOTES.

Continued on seventh pag,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-06
THE CRIME OF cLEvELANp.

The Portland Advocate. one Of the
Afro-American papers of that city,
owes this editor an apology. The Ad.
vocate comes addressed to this paper
as ''The Cleveland Journal" and that
he must retract or there will be a lob
for the colored undertaken at the me-
tropolis one Of these days. We consd-
or the Cleveland bond issue that gave
the Morgan-Belmont syndicate their
start as the one grand incubating
crime and mother of the steel trust
and all the other trusts that are rob.
bing the consumers and producers of
our country in hundred different
ways. Only the other day the Moroc-
co leather trust had a meeting and
advanced the price Of that commodity
so as 10 add three million dollars TO
their net profits for this year Of our
Lord. Let us hope the Lord does not
belong TO the trusts but is still the
God Of the people, and every white
or eolored man or their children who
got to pay that trust This system of
trusts that was established under the
Cleveland administration will come
nearer overthrowing free institutions
and destroying government by the peo.
pie than any one act of any man-and |
Cleveland was the father of it all-than
anything ever done in our country. 1t
will make socialism almost an inevita.
Die necessity. II may produce civil
var and anarchy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-06

Kansas has seeded from Rockafel
Ter.
This year everybody and his wife
are coming to Oregon
Each session Of the legislature is
"the most expressive"
Heavy interpretations ON paper-Or.
cgou has enough Of such.
Albany is TO have Queen Esther. Al.
bany is always having new things.
sss
Build new bridge on South Com.
mercial street, and build one to stay.
The Japs are the equals Of any Eu.
ropoau or Asiatic race when il comes to
fighting,
The Portland papers are doing their
best to promote the big bankers graft
by stirring mp the Referendum.
We live only 20 help Portland. AS
for the rest Of the state we knock. stir
up strife and raise an the h-n we
an,-The Portland Papers.
\ 5o-toot steel bridge on stone piers.
with a concrete roadway would be a
good style Of structure for south Com
morcial street At least it would not
rot
The laborers ON the Lewis and CLARK
fair grounds have struck again. They
probably doa't like an the CRAFTS and
payrolls padded with relatives Of the
fair board,
The way the Portland papers are
>noeking the rest OF the state ON all |
'eeasions, no man can show his head |
.or a high oaico, but there will De plen.
y 20 take whack al il.
sss
The Washington legislature killed a
Deal option law copied after the one
dopted Ia Oregon Washington will
10, fan behind in development as
tate CA that account
by all means let US help the money.
'ndeFs ot Oregon 10 graft the taxpaS
rs cat Of si5o,OO0 interest on state
arEants by means of the rsteronaum
the genegal appropriation bin II
iu ee such a snap 10 loan The people .
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-06

property owners could afford to do the
grading and put on the material.
Some such adjustment should be
made. The cemeteries should pay part
Of the improvement The county prob
ably cannot legally contribute.
The whole burden should not be made
TO rest on the owners Of the abutting
property THERE SHOULD BE A
JUST DIVISION OF THE EXPENSE.
That will be one Of the finest streets
in the city, and should be constructed
this summer. There should be a park
ing on each side Of the street, and a
frst-class 40-foot roadway.
But everybody should give up the
idea Of spreading on little more grav-
eL. The bitches on each side should be
closed, and a tile put in. These ideas
are thrown out for what they are worth,
and merely as suggestions.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-06
pIRnoT PRIMARY uPHELp.

The Portland courts have upheld th,
direct primary law, aud II will be given
ahe first trial at the June election this
vpring.
Judge George intimates that THE
ACT MAY BE UNCONSTITUTIONAL
and IL will probably be taken to the
suprome court,
That would carry It over 50 that II
could not be made 20 apply TO the
spring city election at Portland.
The law may now stand the tests Of
ihe constitution. But il should bee up.
held and applied and put into effect
if u h not taken 10 the supreme
court LET 1T BE GIVEN A FAIR AP.
PLIoATIoN AND FULL AND FAIR
TRIAL
There are many who believe IL is not
properly drawn and not AS practical as
u should be, and should bo amended.
We are OF that class, but We stand
FOR the principle Of direct nominating
system, aud propose 20 uphold this law.
let all be prepared % act undrr It's
provisions, and there will be cxper,,
eRced gained Co enable MS to amend the
aaw and make IL better.
Let the friends of direct nomination
sustain the law as Il stands.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-06
"a Real Hon,

\ hop-house dance is something which
the young people Of Salem are not often
treated to, but no dancing party of the
season was more thoroughly enioyed
than one given Friday evening at the
Lewis Savage hop house, about four
miles northeast of Salem. The hosts
were Geo. Miles ana Arthur Lang and
nothing was left mdone by them 70
make it one round of pleasure for their
guests.
The hall was decorated in frs and
mIsiIetoe in most artistic way. After
dancing had been ndulged in for some
time all were served with "a most do.
lcious lunch, such as only can be found
at farm homes Mrs. Lewis Savage and
Mrs. A. NJ, Miles prepared and served
the lunch.
A large uumbg of nyrteti,ps Won,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-06
PUBLISH THE AssEssMENTs.

The Oregon press asked the lcgisla.
ture to pass some legislation apper-
tanning 10 their line of business that
was by no means graft, but which
has proved Of great benefit TO older
states that have passed the same law,
says the Gervais Star. "We refer to
the bill proposed to publish assess.
ment rolls by precincts ip papers pubs
lishod therein. 50 far as possible. 1t
Is estimated that IL would cost Marion
county not 10 exceed $3.50 per annum
aud IL would unquestionably uncover
thousands Of dollars worth of untaxed
property, but the legislators in their
wisdom unwisoly turned down all re.
quests from the state press. A small
proportion of the money squandered
by our legislators il used to pass hen
ehcial laws 60 the state and press would
he more 10 their credit &c Whizl
friend Clarke, did you expect legisla
tors who ride ON passes and collect full
mileage from tho state to pass "A law
which would brand every mothers son
OF them with perhaps one Of two ox.
ceptlons) az blooming liars every time
the assessor comes around. Just thank
the Lord the capitol is still at Salem.
aud let it 90 at that.-ililisboro Indie
pepdept
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-06
THERE MUST BE A LIMIT.

There is great complaint about high
taxes, and there is ground for t.
The state and county taxes are too
high. The Oregon tax is HIGHER BY
RTPTY PER CENT THAN 1T SHOULD
BE.
The county taxes arc too high in
nearly every county ia the state BY
FROM 20 TO 80 PER CENT and
should be reduced.
The journal believes the only way to
stop taxes going higher, and to bring
them DOWN to what they ought TO be
ds TO put up the bars.
We have put on a limit in our cities,
and there should be limit put on the
amount that may be levied for county
purposes.
In our cities at present the limit is
ten mills, but under various pretexts
Ehere are additions made to this so that
Hhe levy is higher
The county levies have been slowly
sBereasing. MARION COUNTY is NO
EXCEPTION. The old limit Of $40.
900 per annum has been exceeded.
This is not the foult Of the county
'court entirely, as there are constant de-
unands made on the court for new ap.
preparations.
If limit is placed on the amount
ahey shall levy THEY CAN TURN
DOWN ALL DEMANDS IN EXCESS
'rd what they have TO go on.
NJ there is no limit there is con.
utant temptation to yield to this de
upand, and that demand and the re.
'suit is new impositions.
IL there is special necessity for a
new tax for bridge or new machinery,
or this or that, let the people vote Il,
or go without
But the unrestrainod resort TO direct
taxation must be checked In some way.
or the political game will he played
over the heads Of the taxpayers, and at
their expense all the time.
THE JOURNAL FAvoRs PLACING
a LIMIT ON THE COUNTY LEVY
AND CUTTING THE STATE LEVY
RIGHT IN TWO IN THE MIDDLE,
AND LET THEM HOWL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-06

into two judicial districts and the bill
now lacks on the signature of the pres
ident to make it law.
What a deadly parallel And has it
come to this that all Oregon is to suf-
fer for the sins Of its representatives
It looks that way.
What striking contrast between
Oregon and Washington
1t is evident that the administration
proposes that Oregon clear itself Of
the odium cast upon it by it's repre-
sentatives before it need expect any
favors from the national government
Evidently the president has been
shown sufficient proof of raseality in
land matters to warrant his withhold
ing any favors from Oregon until the
Augean stables have been cleaned
Otherwise the President may feel
that in making appointments or rec
he might make mistakes,
the charges of land frauds being 50
far reaching that it would be difficult
for him to select an appointment that
was not tainted with scandal.
There is little doubt that the failure
10 secure an Eastern Oregon federal
district is due to the land fraud scan.
lals and until these are cleared up
here will be little use in expecting
my favorable result in this matter
Baker City Democrat. /
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-06
AToNINa FOR ILL
GOTTEN WEALTH


The magnificent university, founded
and maintained by the Stanfords. is "a
rebuke 60 other rich people who have
remained misorly pcnurious, parsimoui.
GUS selfish IN face OF all the crying
uccd of the world, for such, institu.
tions The useless fortunes now being
accumulated by the American million.
aires can never do them any lasting
good, Tho very presence OF such mas
sive fortunes will only serve to mten.
sity the class struggle now going on
in this country. II the rich would fol,
low the Stanford example aud invest
some part af their vast fortunes ia ia.
sdtntions which would De permancu,
heneht Go mankind, place an education
within reach of the poor boys OF the
country, and help ia advancing the
banner of universal nlightcnment, the
socialist and communist doctrines NOW
growing In this country at an alarm.
ing rate would be somewhat placated.
Notwithstanding the means employed
IA taking a large part OF his early for
tune FROM the people through the IA !
ease railroad graft the 6ual disposal |
of stauford's fortune from the people /
through che ragide railroad graft, the
anal disposal OF Stanfords fortune |
somewhat equalses the wrong doao So
'ieiy in acquiring IT, Peniletou East
lrrgop,an.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-06
THE TRIAL OF JESUS.

In the year 1896 Giovanni Rosadi, a
Florentine lawyer, reputed to be one
Of the most famous criminal lawyers
and parliamentary leaders of Italy, de.
livered lecture upon the legal as
poets Of the trial of Jesus Christ. IL
was instantly assailed both on the
ground that his idea was irreverent
and that he had attempted to present
Jesus simply as a social reformer and
thus give expression to his own social
istic views. Feeling that his reply
should be adequate to the importance
Of his subject, Rosadi has spent seven
years in preparing a book which con
tains the complete development of the
idea suggested by his lecture. To the
preparation he has given unstinted en-
thusiasm, the fruit of wide legal
training, and very thorough kuowl-
edge of Roman law. The work will be
published this spring by Dodd, Mead
& Company.
Rosadi condemns the trial of Jesus
as miscarriage of justice, judged
merely by the standard of Roman law.
lie also sees in it the most notable ex.
ample of the typical injustice of So
ciety which is always striving to pro,
tect its selfish interests. He is filed
with burning indignation, and writes
with fiery enthusiasm which rendehs 4,
his book religiously stimulating to a
degree.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-06
Spray Your Frui, Treas

Persons having fruit trees and orps.
mental trees that, under the state law
are required 10 be sprayed AZ thi, sea.
son Of tho year, are requested 10 leave
their orders al r. A. wigginsi imple.
ment house or with the Oregon Nur.
sesy Company. The expense is verv
small, sad the Increase in fruit ana
quality viii more than repay an cost
20 the owner. Or apply to T. c. Arm.
stFonG manager Of the city spraying
0usht who viii AZ Oues attend 70 the
matter 2sT-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-06
SOCIAL
EVENTS
McElfresh-Ewi

Tho home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Ewing at Alto Park, Portland, was the
scene Of q beautiful wedding Friday eY-
anino February oath, the occasion being
tho marriage of their daughter Ger
trude Elizabeth. to Fred McElfresh.
A wedding bell Of feathery green
moss with white satin rosebuds and
tulle streamers, was suspended from
the ceiling. and beneath this the cere-
monv was performed by Rev, K. NJ
Jones. of Portland.
The parlor was decorated in harmon
ious shades Of green. from the dark
shining garlands of ivy which almost
covered the ceiling to the lighter shades
of ferns and Oregon holly. Red tones
mingled with the green enhanced the
beauty of the other rooms. Dozens Of
red candles shone through the rosy
shades on the table, where the bridal
supper was served.
At 9 o'clock the stately Lohengrin
wedding march was played by Miss
Georgia Ewing, and the bridal party de-
scended the stairway and took places be-
meath the wedding bell, where the
double ring service was performed. A
solid wall of ivy, embellished with |
white carnations, formed an effective
for the scene.
The bride was a winsome picture in
a gown of white organdie, with chif.
fon trimmings She carried white
bride roses, with tulle ornaments. Miss
Helen Jane Ewing, sister of the bride,
acted as maid of honor and Miss Jennie
Ewing was bridesmaid. Both were be
comingly attired in white, and carried
arm bouquets of pink roses. Elizabeth
Stevens, the tiny cousin of the bride,
was ring bearer, and Mr.. Fred Wallace,
of Salem, acted as best man.
About 80 guests, several from East
srn and Southern Oregon, were in at.
.endance. Many beautiful and costly
gifts were received.
After the ceremony a delicious sup
Der was served and Mr.. and Mrs. McEl-
resh left for Portland amid showers of
ice and good wishes from the guests.
They left Saturday for a three weeks
rip through California. During the
upper an original poem was read by
oscar Eaton, and Miss Nettie Kingree
ang a solo in an effective manner
Both the bride and groom are prom.
men in Oregon Agricultural Col
ege circles. The bride was one of its
most popular students and was saluta-
orian of the class of 'O2. Mr.. McEl.
resh was the former instructor in
oology at the college, but resigned to t
ecome superintendent Of the beautiful ]
willows - farm, three miles out from
salem, where they will make their home
fter April 18th.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-06
ADVOCATE OF A0R LIMITATIONS.

nr. William oslcT whose latest book,
''Scie0eo and Immortality" has gone
thTough dvo editions In Us many
months received tho honorary degree
~ Doctor of Laws at the Common.
oaiion day exercises at Johns nop.
AIMS university on February 90. nr
oslcr made "a stirring speech In which
he advocated "a peri patctic LIE lie
censidcrs that college presidents aud
professors ought 60 move about Go pra
vent becoming self satisfied and mar.
row Two OF his 6xed ideas are that
men over 80 years Of age are compar,
atively useless, and thai those above
90 should retire AS a mater of course.
he viii h,msolt be 90 YEARS old next
July. His speech was In thc mature
81 a yalcdieIory address, as hc expects
io sau for England about tho middle
of NAY 10 begin hts work as Rcgius
Professor ~ Medicine at Oxford uni
Rersiiy A Marble bust Of nr oslcr Is
aow betsy made Cor presentation 60
Johps Hopkins university
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-06
A Weekend PARTY.

Misses Mabel and Ida Jor.
tanned a weekend house party q, >,
country home, "Labish Meadow, 4,
party returned to their homes l..
enine Those enjoying their bosni,.
were: Miss Love, of Honolnln. =
Bessie Church and Daisy Freem,.
Portland; Miss Mable WithycOmb.
Corvallis; Misses Leila Herren. Ev.
show and Ruth Gabrielson, of Sal
Messrs. Fred and Edward ThielsoD
and Chauncey Bishop, Samuel W,
W. H. Burghardt, Paul Wallace ANA
dersOn Cannon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-06
Sure Cure for piles.

itching piles produce moisture and
cause Itching, this form, as well as
Bling Bleeding or Protrudlng Piles
are cured by DR.. Bo-san.kos PILE
Remedy Stops itching and bleetipe
AosoFbs tumors SOC a jar at drur.
glst. or sent by mail. Treaties frea
Write me about your case. Dr. Bo.
sanko. PhilA, Pa.
Fore sale by Or. s c Stone. druggist
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-06
IMPROVE SOUTH COMMERCIAL
STREET.

There has been an agreement ou tho
graaes of South Commercial street. ana
shere should he no delay Ia the ina
pfoyement of that street.
The peoplo should be satisfied With
@orHuNo LESS TRAN A BROKEN
RoCK IMPROVEMENT AND TIR
oAR LINE IN THE MIDDLE OF THE
MTREEr
Nf the eily would agree 10 farnlsh
Ahe broken rock Il would seen AZ Il che
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-06
oRE0AN sLAPPRp IN THE PACE

Almost ia the same breath comes
tho positive announcement from WasA.
iagioa that the Mitchell hin dividing
tho state os oEcgoa into two judicial
districts 10 dead aa1 that the house.
has now eonsurrel IN the senats
amendments % Representative Jones
bill dividing ,he state og Washington
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-06

issued, and all those going fro.
were loud in their praises Of A.,
hospitality. The boys are 70 \
graduated on their success
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-06

by all means leS Us help the money.
LEADERS of Oregon 10 graz, the taxpay.
eFs cat Of si500oO interest on state
warrants by means Of the rsferonAum
GA the geReral appropriation bin I,
viii be such snap 70 loan The people
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-06
X-RAYS

Kansas has seeded from Rockafcl.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-06

Hood River Glacier: The Salem Push
Club is anxious that a meeting of the
Willamette valley commercial clubs be
held in the Capital City prior to the
meeting of the Development League in
Portland in April. This has the spirit
of enterprise spread over the whole
state.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-06

The Washington legislature killed a
local option law copied after the one
adopted ia Oregon Washington viii
not fan behind in development As a
state GA that account.
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1905-09-18
NOTICE OF EXECUTION SALE.

In the United states District Court for the Dis
trict OF Alaska Division No. l.
I. J. DAILY, plaintiff, vs.. Seattle. Sksgwsy
Wharf and Storage Company. defendants.
Under and by virtue Of judgment add or.
der OF sale, issued out Of the above entitled
court, on the 4th day Of August, A. ID, 1895, In
the above entitled action, wherein ]. ], DAILY
obtained Judgment and order OF sale sgalnst
the said Seattle-Skagway Wharf and Storage
company, which said Judgment WAS on the DAY
first aforesaid, recorded in Journal + OF the
and also under and by virtue OF an execution
and order Of sale, issued under the seal OF SAID
court on the nth day OF August A. ID. l9la ]
am commanded 20 make the sum OF S9i46.uS
with interest from date OF judgement and
aeruing costs and for this purpose am COM
manded 20 sell the following property, tO-WiE
That certain wharf and approach, beginning
AZ the Southerly, or lower, end Of Main
street thence running In southerly direc-
ton, about ZOO feet, more or less, 70 dsep
water, and known as the Sestue-Skagwuy
Wharf and Storage cOmpany'S wharf; together
with al the wharf buildings and appurten-
ances- All in the town Of Skagway, district Of
Alaska.
Therefore, notice is hereby given that on
Thursday, September the 2lst, 1905, at 2 O'Clock,
D. m, OF said day, In front Of the United States
court house, in said town Of SkagWay, District
Of Alaska, l viii, in obedience TO said Judgment
execution and order OF sale sell the above de-
Scribed property, or 10 much thereof, as may DC
necessary TO satisfy said plaintiffs judgment
with interest thereon, costs, etc. 10 the highest
and best bidder, for cash, in lawful money OF
the United States.
JAMES NJ SHOUP,
United States Marshal, Division No, l.
By X. L. JOHNSON,
ofiiee Deputy Marshal.
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1905-09-18
sxAswAY WILL BE THERE

Sometime ago the Daily Alaskan crit
Icised those lawmakers and others in
authority 81 Washington for asking
aha, The people Of Alaska agree upon
What legislation their conditions re
sulrs - q condition precedent 70 action
On the par; Of congress This paper
ssnssuded that IL would be impossible
isr shs people to agree without they
srs given the right to elect representa-
tiYss to make their laws
Ths Fairbanks News takes exception
70 this position and says the require
nent imposed by the lawmakers that
Ges people get together is 5 reasonable
sas. It continues:
mo, the thing to DO Is to elect our
own representatives, instruct them
VIA, We want and send them down 70
washington-.this winter.
Council City took the initiative.
Nome has gone step further and elect
sd her delegates and named the date.
Fairbanks should follow suit. Skag-
way, juneau, Valdez, Sitks, all should
follow suit. II congress refuses 10
grant the prayer Of Alaska properly
presented, then there will be Just cause
Of complaint"
All right SkAgway will be there,
The chamber OF commerce Of this city
last week appointed a committee TO
provide for the election Of delegates to
the convention which has been called for
SestLs. Skagway has never failed "a
do her part In the sght for the advance
men, OF Alaska, and ii will be found in
The forefront at the Seattle convention,
Ills shall be unable to secure change
to have the convention in Alaska.
However, the Daily Alaskan main
GSins that its position is right. 1t /:
absurd to contend that the people
should get together on every BIT Of leg
iIlasiOu they want and request the con
gress 70 adopt It. 1t Is absolutely i'm
practicable. The people cannottorevel
be holding conventions; nor is sconven
ton half as satisfactory law makins
body IS would be 3 legislature, th'
members Of which were chosen at &
regular election,