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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-20
URGES SQUARE DEAL
Seth Bullock breaches Doc.
trine of Tote Fair

CHICAGO, March 1s.5Seth Bullock,
forest reserve supervisor of South Da-
kota. personal friend of President
Roosevelt. is in the city with Mrs.
Bullock. They are on their way home
TO Deadwood, S. D., from Washington,
where they attended the inaugural
ceremony.
Mr.. Bullock Is an ardent admirer OF
the west, and he is fully in accord with
the statement OF Roosevelt that il Is
the duty Of every American 10 uphold
the spirit of the west
In an interview Mr.. Bullock said:
The president Of the United States is
else square deal. We of the west stand
do. Tote fair.
1 find in the east a tendency to look at
this proposition from a viewpoint different
from that i take. There is a sctrong
tendency there to burn the candle at both
ends. which means a hot tallow dope when
the flame gets into the middle and the
candle is gone.
The president asks that we all stand to-
gether and do our best to make this coun-
most respected on earth.
i have always felt that Chicago stood for
the spirit OF the west. and II you want to
know what that spirit is-if you want to
know what New York, Boston, Phila-
delphia and Washington have got to learn
In order TO be Americans-Pn give it to
you boiled down:
BE honest in everything you do"
Chicago has been mighty square with
the west And the west backed Chicago
up.
II the American stands for ANYTHING he
stands for honesty in all that he does. But
ihe Atlantic coast seems to have forgotten
that. and If II doesn't, soon wake up to
what the real country asks for and is gn-
Ing to have It will find that the west sets
the pace and will have the seat of gov-
ernment located between Chicago and
Deadwood.
"A man is often judged on Broadway by
his shirt and the diamond he carries in II
That's not the way we judge men in the
West-its not the Chicago judgment We
judge him on his show down How does
he make good7
You can blow your horn a long time as
10 what You propose to do, you can put
echoes all around the White Rocks with
your bazoo but on a show down what
kind of music do you play?
IL isn't question OF politics is a
everybody else
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-20
MISSOURIANS TO RATIFY
ELECTION OF WARNER
Republicans and Democrats Will Unite
in Paying Him Honor

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March ia
mass meeting to ratify the election Of
Maj. William Warner, native of Wis
consin, to the United States senate, to
succeed Francis NJ. Cockrell, will be
held in this city next Friday.
On that day Senator-elect Warmers
friends. Republicans and Democrats,
will vie with each other in paying him
honor. The list of speakers viii in
clude all the notable political orators
Of the state.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-20
BOYS PLAY "INDIAN"
AND ONE Is KILLED
Victim Is Shot With Rife in Hands of
Companion

PHILADELPHIA, March 19.-while
a half dozen boys were playing In
dian" today in the woods at Mount
Airy, suburb Of this city. Warren
Carr, l6 years old, was shot dead with
a rife IN the hands of James Haw-
thorn. IL years old. The bullet en-
tered the boys heart.
The boy who did the shooting ran
away and has not yet been found. All
the other boys who saw the shooting
are held by the police as witnesses.
They all declare that they did not
know the rifle was loaded, and assert
they believe Hawthorn also thought
the rifle was empty.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-20
MINNESOTA MAN IS
HURT IN TRAIN WRECK
Passenger Coaches Plunge Down EN-
bankment While Making Fast Time

HAMMOND. Ind, March Is.-Erie
railroad train No. z, running. at the
rate OF sixty miles an hour, plunged
down twenty foot embankment today,
injuring twelve people, two of whom
Joseph Nojack. Everett, Mimi, and
Mrs. II. Cairo of Chicago, may die.
The wreck was caused by the aux
iliary reservoirs under the engine cab
dropping into a switch frog. which
caught the front trucks Of the tender.
The engine remained on the track, but
six cars toppled over and rolled down
the enabankment
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-20
Eixs RuiIdinas Eall In pay

NEW YORK, March 1s.-Five build
ings in course of construction In this
city today collapsed. alleged faulty
work and the change from cold to
warm weather being given as the
cause Fortunately. Ii being Sunday.
no one was injured. Tonight one OF
the building inspectors was arrested
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-20
THE NEWS lNDExED
PAGE .

PAGE
Score Perish in Mine Disaster
Web Tightens About GottschaIk
Gen. Booth at House of Hope Church
PAGE 10
Progress of the Negro
Negro Says City Draws Color Line
ltasca State Park in Bad Condition
Minister Scores Society's Gamblers
PAGE III
Minneapolis Matters
Gen. Booth Tells of society's Work
PAGE Nv
Editorial Comment
PAGE v
In the World of Sport
PAGE vi
Financial and Commercial
PAGE VII
Paying Wants
PAGE VIII
Canal Board Denies All Charges
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-20
MILWAUKEE, IN GRASP
OF BELATED SNOW STORM
Street and Steam Railways Hampered
by Six inch Fall

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, March. ia
sleet storm which started in late last
night turned TO snow today and con-
dnued until this evening. The ground
is covered to depth of six inches with
snow and about half an inch OF ice.
The street railway system in Milwau-
kee was badly hampered all day, and
the line running to Racine had to be
abandoned.
The telegraph. and telephone COM
panies experienced considerable diff
Guilty from broken wires. and the steam
railway trains are running irregularly.
The indications are for clearing wealth
er tomorrow
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-20
SONS IMPERSONATION OF
CORPSE KILLS FATHER

GOOD HOPE, Ala, March 1s.-
Viewing a make believe corpse, the
impersonator Of which was his own
son. ]. M. Woodall dropped dead last
night. Closing school exercises were
in progress. and I'm one scene a stu
dent representing dead man was
brought on the stage whereupon Mr..
Woodail collapsed.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-20
Ore Steamer Runs AGROUND

BLOCK ISLAND. r. l.. March 1s.-
The steamer Spartan, steel ship Of
1896 gross tons. of the Boston & Phil
adelphia Steamship company. ran
aground on Block island during a fog
today. A fifteen foot hole was stove
in the ships bow and soon the vessel
sank so her decks were awash. To-
night the vessel is rapidly breaking up.
The crew OF twenty three was taken
OF tonight
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-20
Or. Harper Has Easy pay

NEW YORK. March le.-Dr. Will
lam +. Harper, president of the Chi
cago university, spent an easy day to-
day at his home in Lakewood. where
he is I'll. DR.. Billing. his physician,
said he showed decided Improvement.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-20

Continued on Third Page
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-08
Sas SnbilGnm cinco Snbucs.

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6oI9cnocH; Cine iCItcnc Icicr ionO
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obcrcn CbciIc oco ionit 10 itiucIt
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nm ooa MtbilGlm cinc1Nubnca, mel.
dies COS touicnolte III 0clcNt bot.
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prieicn mo linn bcGciitcrtc Nod)a &C.
brod)t.
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Ger = cit d. { Vote"
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balm Sil0criBbltd)t &llbllb mo Ole
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len bobCn III bicien (ogcn 5luci irolIs
50iilhe Wtiniitcr mChr ais 200 &ilo.
meter bon ser al9eriid)cn &ilItc ent.
icrltt cine ruCitcrc StrCctc Der Ncpal,
tlgcn Sranslubnru Vohn %cin9clucibi.
Del inns miro gerc0ct un0 geldriebell.
Die 6%ron5olcn nbcr hnnoeln, nibc4
fiinnmcrt lint NCocnten mo Gin.
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inter @crhnro HobIia oui icincr
Crltcn Observation-Disclosures Hc'lc
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Tiibrer Der irunjoiildGn &olonials
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Fforfe 3llrt Soiilet." 6iiaen mir bill.
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ais Gnoprnft eriheint aop 9i,tbn.
bos gorgebirac acaeniiber ocn fono.
ridden Snicln, cs banbelt iid) um
ctpas Nnoeres, meniger fransSiiid.
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@crmiidDtc tclearapbiidc ScpcidDcn

Scr.lnltcr Snfcr'S Sill mcgiiib.
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"Souiapiac & Naibuiac 0omL" mel.
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bon 6eniteriheibcn Der nmgebcnoen
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tretelt n%tiiiien.
f.ag.di wv Sahs, Do liz IamsI GssaHiilI5
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-08

@r0no Mrr0 ouGctIoOtcu Wcicbc4
n6crircicr on0cIcNcn icin lojicn. Gem
%'rlIcbncn nodj miro bic 3obl ser
NntInGcn 100 iibcritcipcn. EQUATOR
NartH bat bcrcit2 crflGrt, cr ucroc
lrI1cn arcu55lrg oui iommtlidr
Counties 0t9 StoutCa oltSorbncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-08

pbuntuitiid)C1, nGn1lid) nm cine Balm
pom WitteImccr gum otlantild)cll
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mic bon niihtCrnen 6%run6olcn o0cr
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lid nid)t rcntlrcn fam. 0ugc0cn
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gelcbcl pom ibrcr un9cbeltren itrntc
gilbcn unb pplitiihcn @%cocutun9.
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sur Solitc polenbct."
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nit 1876, Siinebiirg nit 16.2 unN
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Fnlucrmiiblc in Die 2uft o%ciloocn.

Vcllcpillc, Aa0,, :. l}ou. -
Sa@ Nrcbbol2 Der Ebocnir NtUcr
mllbIc 5r FbocnirpiQc, Glide Wcilcr
bon bier 'loN bclltc Nobmitta0 in sic
%llft. %icr MlGnncr murocn 0ct0otci
mo mc6rCrc pCrlcbt.
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Sin muocrncr Hittcrurocn.

Nlts q. Petersburg miro bCridtet
Cine Grippe pom Wiitglicocrn oes
n@crbonoCa Der rltiiiifcn WGnncr"
bat Inn Die GrIuubttiB sur @riinoln,g
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Organization Ocn Witteror6en beS
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Spibe oes Cr0cna, beiicn Mitglieoer
iidl Wriiocr rcruci ipcrocn uib Der
bic .Sciti0llrlQ Oca Eatriotismus" be.
5ipedt. ioH cir r6oftneiIter" Iteben.
9ie ociinitipc gIt'tlGnte Der Nopi5en
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potriotiid)cn Stonbpilrtftes eriuIaen.
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bot, iou in cil,cn' beioroerelt State.
d)ismits" 0orNcIc9t iueroell. IQe
Witglieocr Oce Cr0ens iolltn cine be.
ioroerc Crocnotrott crbolte1, Die bel
b~eiunoerctt @CIc1cnteltcn on5ulegen
lit. gls @ritnocr oes Sroclts iper.
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1ct,onrlt, cin @clcrnl lit aIs Yerioi.
fer .potrictiidCr" Wroid)iiren be.
foitnt mn riucr oer bciocl, Siirhcn
nIs 3citnnNo1cr0Itanebcr. 80
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0iaarcttcnrnndlcr inter Nnflaec.

ooportc ElO, I. Mob. Die
Wrato Sltru uoIt Mnritda.G County
erbub ird5ig !ntIo1en gegen Gienret.
tcntniidjcr. 4iuaoiitb. Scr Sit BON
@nribaa Gomtn lit Scr Wobhort
hrS llrbrbcra ocs nti.Gianrcttrngc,
icecs, scnotor V2rfS,un oirier niro
iid bic StrliucrioI1ling Der pcn Der
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Nutontobll gciobrCn mo mir hattcll
III Tulgc ser prGd)tlgcn WcQc olld)
nldt ocn flclnltcn ml~Ircnplllgcn NllIa
cnthoIt. Nei elmer Gubrt bier 5walr.
sig Nfcilcn ms Sun0 birlcin ihItt
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gcnomo itcfcn blcibt. aciu gHunocr.
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troi. (Scocr omiiiirtc lid, foitlid mo
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biclt. Iic &ercinigtcu Stoutcn ion.
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cine Miuion Collars cingetru0en bns
ben, Die Die alncritoniitcu Souriltcn
nlli ibren 6abrtcn ue%roltsgobten, mo
guar obnc oaB eS JIG gereute."
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bat Ocn ErojcB gegen ben 6Iciid'
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alitoriiirt, Den 6lciifboronen iold)e
3liiheritngen 81 ntud)eli. Die IN ocit
Sang Der Ned)tspilege eingreiien itrib
id)licblid) Die llebcrtreter Der Weiees
Dor Stroie itiiBelt. Ios gauge Dor
geben ge9en Den 6leiittriit %crlpriit
iih ais cine labne Tifnire. Wenr
ons einid)reiien gcgelt Die fruits III
Dem Sd)nedentempo iueiter gebt, ipic
cs bei'm 6Iciidiritit geid,eben lit,
bunn lit oas enoe gar nid)t ub3lt'
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Ser Iubr bunocl oc$
bcitiitcn 3ollgcbicteS belief iifl, mad,
Ieititralitgen oc0 auiierlid, Stutiiti.
idjelt Nmtcs, in ocll critril ilcitl Mu.
liatclt oieies ,Sabrcs oiti rllno g..
$4,000 1onltert bon oelten 39,4G7,.
90 oltf Die einiubr lino 29,370,2OO
9onliell oili Dir Nusiubr entiirIeit,
eirc betrddtIife 3iinnbrle Ser Git,
pic ser ausiilbr gegcn ben Glridjrli
3citroltm Der beioen porbrr1ejrnoeit
Sabre. lie Wertbc Der Giniitbr br,
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ocr Nuaflbr 4,1ll Diiuioucn.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-11
SEWER
REPAIRED
AT LAST
Wreck In the Ferry Street
Pipes Fully Re-
stored

After about a months work on the
part of the street force the break and
blockade in the Ferry street sewer at
the intersection Of Commercial street
has been placed intact. Ex-street
Commissioner Tarpley had the work
well in hand when his term of Office
expired, and when the new street COM
missioner, Mr. Kurtz, came into Office
he deemed it desirable to have the
work go on as started, so Mr.. Tarpley
has been allowed to finish it up. This
has relieved the low section Of Ferry
street Of its overflow, and is thorough
ly appreciated. The cause for this
break was undoubtedly the fact that
the tunneled portions Of the earth were
not properly filed when the sewer was
put in, as it has been found that such
places are open and loose at consid-
erable depth below the surface of the
street Such poor work should be
guarded against in the future.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-11
Cleaning stata Street

Street Commissioner Kurtz has a
number Of men and teams busy at work
hauling of scrapings from State street.
He has had all the loose mud and grav.
el thrown up into "winrows" with a
street grader, and ROW it is being
hauled on the lower part Of Wilson
avenue. This is rapidly bringing up
the grade and will prove great ben
eft to the park As soon as they are
through with this work and the wealth.
er becomes settled, the park commits
sion win no doubt have it leveled up
and put into presentable shape.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-11
Money for the Park Board.

The Salem Horticultural society
which is not dead but sleeping, i,
taking steps to turn over all the
money it has to the park commission
for expenditure by that board. It seems
they had in the neighborhood Of $500
in the Gilbert bank when its doors
were closed, Three 10 per cent divi.
deuds have been declared, and this
gives the organization in the neigh
borhood Of $50. Signatures have been
obtained from majority Of the mem
bers of the society authorizing the
treasurer to turn these funds over for
the betterment of the park. This is
a step that will certainly be appre-
riated. There is a similar fund of
several hundred dollars belonging TO
what was once known as the Decora-
i've union, and this could undoubted-
y be secured in a like manner for the
good Of the public. Members would
certainly be glad to take the same
process employed by the Flor.icultu.
al society aud thus help on the spirit
# progress,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-11

real reason why several "gangs'' o.
Oregon prisoners should not be build
ing roads in the different counties Of
the state continuously. i believe the
men could be conveniently grouped into
"gangs" Of about 20 or rs each, and
be sent TO that county whose county
court had previously arranged for
them by an appropriation Of funds nee
ossary for carrying on the work, or to
that road district that might deserve
special favors because Of special tax
voted. I know not why arrangements
might not DO made whereby prisoners
could be taken into any county under
the charge Of a prison or other ap-
pointed official Such would please the
prisoners, relieve the eongested condi-
tion at the penitentiary and build
good roads, the most needed article in
.he state Of Oregon today"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-11
A CASE TO PIT.
MANY More Llke !. n SALON.

Il ~--~e~@H
The following case is but one Of
many similar occurring daily in Salem
II is an easy matter to verify its cor
rectness. Surely you cannot ask for
better proof than such conclusive
evidence.
olof johnson, who Is a gardner by
occupation, living at the corner of 10Th
and B streets, North Salem, says:
% Kidney complaint is no new thing
for me. have been bothered of and
on from a disorderod condition of the
kidneys for 10 or IL years. l did not
suffer 30 much from backache as most
people do who have kidney secretions,
which was both distressing and aggra-
waiting. There was a scalding sensa-
tion In passing, and a heavy brick.
dust like sediment appeared after
in the vessel over night. III
had attacks Of dizziness in my head.
and oft-times blurring would appear
before my eyes, and could hardly
soc. tried numerous remedies, but
all in vain until saw Doan's Kidney
Pills highly recommended for just such
roubles, and procured them az DR.. |
stones drug store. / will say that in
III my experience with doctors pre-.
eEiptions and different kidney rene
lies nothing has given me the amount
4 relief that have received from
)oan's Kidney Pills"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
onts. Foster Milburn vo., Buffalo, N.
p sole agents for the United States
Remember the name--D Doan s. and
AXE no othOr.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-11
Bent Her Double.

81 Saew no one FOR four weeks u,,.,
! was sick with typhoid aud kiJr.r
trouble writes Mrs Annie Hupte,
% Pi''sbure, Pa, "and when 90,
better, although I had one Of the h.,
doctors ! could get, was ben, so,l1.
and had 10 rest my haads on wv
knees when ] walked From mi. 49,.
''els sniis'ion I was rescued by de,
trie htters which restored =
health and strength, and now I -.
walk as straight as ever Tssv -.
simply wonderful" Guarante,5 >,
cure stomach, liver ana liiu.v a..
q SeFs AZ J. C. Psrrys drag s,or,
Price, soc. S