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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-16
Sns Dem Snnrrn Marglanb's nni
Den angrenScnbcn Staaten.
Gin alter Is ei5Gul8

SSlil Wnilcllgerldtc 5u Cumberland
lit Die @ntOcdung gemuht morOen,
ooB Der olte @emiiicgdrtner GOiuorO
Wicaenno, nud) oeiien 3ooc man BIN.
fer eil1en 8iloe Die Srmme BON
$500 fono, ein Scrnt0gen BON ilber
$4,000 bintcrlaiien bat. Oton nnbm
ollgemeiu an, Oob Wtc9enua Elm ar.
mer Wtom lei, inO iogar ieine Srat
lebte in Der Mnnobmc. NlS er Dor
40 Sobrcn bon Baltimore nod)Gum.
berlano fonL brad)te CT cine fleine
Summe nit, nit mclfcr er iid) Die
5orm %follite. Spoter cr9te ct Cit
SouS bon leiltcm peritorbencn Yrll.
Der. Sein Seltnment mltroe bon
oem gniuulte Mul. s. @alib olligc.
iebt.
I6orn 3uder.
aSn @orrett . Golintp bereitclt i'd
bie Sarnter nui Die Yroouftion BON
"9l6ornsuder Dor. Ger tiefe Sfnee
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-16
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benz &eirot6Sidminolcr SobnnnSod
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men iei, uuO ieGbIt @oli5ei = SuIpcf'
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6es beriiftigten MoIienntorOerS SOL.
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rid)tet iuiir0e. Die Soentifi5irrung
gei6ob ourd) @m. q. Slpter, Der I'M
Sabre 1892 ipd6rcno 5iueier Sabre
in Dem ,SdloB" 0eS erlpdbntenDtol'
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uid)tS nit 2ie6c 81 t6un gebabt bat
ten. oESnn Eublifum," ingte ser
Giel6clpcibtc, lit oie irrige Nniid't
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0iqcr 0c5 moocrnen Sitter 9laubart,
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Sod)'S bic oltbeliebte @obnIinnstbeo'
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-16

- 49,
&roOiout= mo 3oblmciter aiiiItcnt
". 2ebmom, SbcrIteiuoro 3. Ger.
riet3, 0bcrfod $. &ioocr.
Grlog ictnen g or I c & II II.
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am aopic pcrlcbtc, lit I'M oStoot.So.
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9eutihlanb uno betrieb felt bie(elt
So6ren Elm Meblgeiddit.
@eerOigungen. -llnter 5obl'
reider 9etbciligllng fouo geItcru
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am Somltog %berItorbenen Sru. 9as
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Der. 81" ocS oNlten Sr0elS Der Ser.
g(r6citer" rnO ser n%llnfeG 9rGiiga
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ucrtreten. Gin GltBcrIt 5ublreid)er II.
foItborer @llmenidmud le9te 3ellg-
nib o6 bon ser Ad)tlng mo Sic6c,
ole Dem Seritorbenen ent9cgen &C.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-16
0ampfcr yGuFcl."

Der nNoro0el,tidc 2Iopo"- Qompfcy
nGoiieI" miro nit 1900 &oiIugic-
rem eruurtet.
Der 9toro0el,ti6e 2lopo". Qampfer
oGoiiel," Capt, s. etermonn, ser an
2. 6ebrltor BON Bremen mad 8olti.
more obfubr, un0 ctmo 1900 @uiiaz
giere an 9oro bat, miro am 0omers
itug ODER 6reitag bier erWortet. Die
Goiiiteu. 4aiiagiere oe8 Samplers
iino: Sr. Carl g[idbcrger, Strait
NfarD ". 9IulpcS, Sr. Sobouu @el,
Sr. Soiepb G5iaid, 6rou Roia Gid
berg, Sr. Subcrt @ItGttuer, Sr. Sob.
&irt, @r. 6ron5 &lopucef, &r. @iotr.
Scnore5eictu5fi, &r. SieronpmlS
9fei0o, &r SSfor Nicoerlc, 6rolt
TrunciS5fo Srlom5to, 6r. Soiep6
@olidp, 6ralt 0}ortbo &oitrraf, Sri.
Noiiuo Sub, @r, &orl GoblL &r,
Clement Souoer, 8rou Clement
Souoer, &r. Sob. 6rieOri6 SNr0oer,
6rou Barbara S6meiOlcr, Sr. &id.
ShpcioIer, &r. &orl Shpei0Ier,
6rot Nlnno Wtoric Shleiimgcr, SRI.
W}arid Icihcr, Sri. Wfinna &biB, ST..
San &ptlociI, 6rau San &ptloci(.
Die 0ffi5ierc uno &oltpt6eamtcIt
Oca 9ompierS iiuO: Capt, q. @eter.
molln, crItcr Oiii5icr $. @ronb, jpei-
ter Nfii5icr $. SHlIs, Oritter Diff
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niants unO 3oblmciitcr &. b. Selm$,
&ropiont- mo 3oblmciiter .aiiiItent
". Sebmom, Sbcritcluoro 3. Ger.
riet5, 0bcrtod $. 9ioOcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-16

fat Iopeit feinerGci S6ooen onae-
ridltet uno 0ie 9Glte 6at oofiir &C.
iorgt, ooB Die 6armer nit penigea
S6nierigfeiteu Die 2onoitroBcn pal
itren f6nnen. Gle 46orn5udcr 2 Sus
ouitrie in oieiem Gountp brtngt BON
$4,000 bis $4,000 ein.
Gin 2ebrer beitraft.
Su SuQerStotpn nuroe Der Sdu(.
Iebrer S5oco6 anott bon Ser 9(ntie-
tam Shule UNI So uno Softer bon
ocm 6rieOcnSrihter @%roibeors BE-
itroft, neil er Oem 14-iG6rigenS obne
oe9 Srn. :. I. @rap cine bielleidt
DobloerOicnte Trndt 8ritgel oero6-
ioIgt bate. Cine 2(n5obl S6ii(er
mltror ulS 3eugeu Dor Oeu 8oli5ei'
rihter Qebroht.
Gin ncuer @oGnGof in
Gumberlan0.
9ic ,@oboib 9a6n" bat in Cunt
6crIono cincn groBen Complex oil
ser @otomocitraBc III SiiO.Gum6er.
GonO iiir sic Nn(ogc zines groBen
9ubnboie5 ongefouit.
Sh0ue 2 6ItttenboGn.
g8ie aus Cation beridtet miro, lit
ser Greo 2tpon 6luB nit ci1er To-
50Qigcu @i80ede beOedt unOS dlitt.
ihublGuier f0nncn bis no6 OriorO
ltl0 Cambridge fo6ren. 3ieSdlitt'
ihllbldlticr bo6en in ser Rcgcl cine
200 SUB Iongc 2cinc nit mo Der
t6eilcr iid an ocricl6cn in N6it6n.
ocn bon 20 SUB. &eridie0ene Sis
boote ii1o ollSgcriiitet unO iegeIn
sum groBteu &ergnii9cn ser Gbcil-
ncbuer ii6er Die ipic8clgIottcn 6ld'
6er.
Die ToIqen Ser 8robi6t'
tom.
SSn 9elQir Got Hidtcr San 9ib6er
ocn @roBgeidmorenen mitgetbeiIt
roB 5luor Oie 9eItimm1ngcn OcS9Sro'
EDITIONS @cicbcS nid)t pcrlebt mir
ocn, bod bobc or in G%riobrui9 sc.
tro6t, Dob cine Nn5nbl &odcte NIT
@biSfep bon ser 2toomS' Grpreb So.
ait Derldieocne 8crionen III Seluir
ubgcliefert tpiirOen. Sn 6ieicn, &C.
gen 3odna6me oeS SoItenbetrageS
ab5ulieiernoen @odetcn 6efGnoe iid
@biSfep, ser bon Ben Gmpfdngern
an on0crc 8crioncn bert6eilt miir0e.
0urd) oieien @bi5feD6nn0el lueroe
mebr llnbcil ollgeri6tet, olS ourd
nen offcnen Gerfotf III 8irtbiduften.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-21
ALE Same Carrie Nation

Hillsboro, Ore, Jan. 21.-Mrs. Belle
Bales, of Beaverton, Thursday entered
the saloon of Rossi g. Henricksen and
smashed out window and broke lio.
uor bottles, damaging property to the
amount of $75. A warrant of arrest
was issued this afternoon.
Mrs. Bales contended that her son.
whom she alleges is minor, was Civ.
en- liquor at the place, and she says
she is willing to go to Jail, as it would
be in a good cause. Young Bales, so it
is said by the saloon proprietors, says
he is % years of age, and he has stat.
ed this both before and after the as.
saGlt la Carrie Nation. The mother
says the boy has not yet reached his
majority.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-21

Salem Camp. No lls, woodmen Of the
world-Mcets in Holman Hall every
Friday az 1880 p, m. l.. r. Stinson.
eonul' y. l.. Fraser, clerk.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-21
SAILED
FOR THE
ORIENT
The Largest Ship Ever Built
In America Sails

Seattle, Wash, Jan. 2l.-Amid the
shrill salutes Of countless whistles and
the cheers of thousands assembled
about tho water front, the steamship
Minnesota, the largest steamship ever
constructed in America and the newest
OF the fleet Of the Great Northern
Steamship company, left this port to-
day on its initial trip 90 the orient.
Tho Minnesota will call at Yoko-
hama, Kobe, Nagasaki, Shanghai Ma
nila aud Hong Kong. Her cargo in.
cludes $1,000 bales OF piece goods H..
900 bales OF raw cotton, $4,000 eases
Of canned goods, 1000 cases OF cigar.
ottes and 600 tons OF -four. Other
freight makes tho total cargo over
$4,000 tons and its total value about
sl,50O,o0O. Her crew is made up
largely Of Cinnamon selected from the
best that could be found in the Asiatic
'eaports.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-21
MITCHELL
COMING
BACK

A Washington special says; Since
Senator Mitchell decided not to re-
enter the senate he has been urged by
friends to return to Portland and in
sist upon an early trial. Information
has reached Washington indicating
that the prosecution is in no hurry to
bring Mitchell to trial, but that a
series Of delays will probably be in
terposed. One official very closely
connected with the prosecution of the
land fraud eases is said to have ad-
vised a friend in this city that Mitch
ell would not be brought to trial for
1t least year. All these reports
nave been carried to Senator Mitchell, |
md are cited as reasons why he should |,
20 back to Portland and insist on be.
ng tried.
Senator's who believe in his limo. !
'ence have gone to him in the last few |
lays and advised him to go home and
iemand prompt hearing They de-
clare he is entitled to speedy trial,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-21
BASKET
BALL
GAME
Albany College VS..
Willamette UniYer-
Sity Girls
Willamette Team Beaten by
Visiting LaSSieS

BY faster, surer and better playing
the Albany College girls last night de.
feated the Willamette maidens by a
score Of TO 4. The small score is a good
/ indication Of the closeness and excite
ment Of the game, although the visitors
were clearly winners from the start.
The local girls deserve credit for pat
ting up a plucky game in the face Of
certain defeat, and for keeping the
score down so low. They were greatly
handicapped by the fact that the game
was played in accordance with boys
rules, while they have been praetieing
by girls rules up to one week ago.
The ones who made the best showing
for the visitors were Miss Fieklin and
Miss Bussard, although the team, as
whole, played well, and each one did
her part and upheld the honor of Al
bany most creditably.
This was the first game played by
the Willamette co-eds this season, while
the Albany girls have played three, and
come off victorious each time.
This experience, combined with bet.
ter coaching, was responsible for the
victory
The game was fast and rough, though
no one was injured The pleasantness
IF the game was somewhat marred by
he large number Of fouls made by
zach side. On the whole the game was
much enjoyed by both sides. A mum.
'er Of Albany people were present to
heer the winners II
The two teams lined up as follows: I
albany, Francis and Nutting forwards; c
icklin, center; Starr and Bussard, n
yards. Williamette--Coryell and Shep- a
ard, forwards; Belknap, center; West 4
nd Parsons, guards. Referee, Marks, ID
{ Albany. Umpire, Market, Of Salem. s.
imekeeper, Nelson, Of Albany. Time 81
halves, 10 minutes. n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-21
PROMINENT
HOP MAN
SPEAKS
Gives Good Reason Why HOPS
Are Bound TO Ad-
vance

Mr. J. p. Ranzau, Of Grants Fass
"a in the city stopping at the Cottag'
hotel Mr.. Ranzau is the largest hoE
grower Of southern Oregon, ana n'
holds at the present time several nun
dred bales for an advance IN price
which. he says. will surely come. IN
conversation with reporter he said'
az cannot see how any grower con-
versant with the situation can even
think Of selling his hops at such ride
ulous prices as 2s1a and 29c. Thirty
two or 80 cents would be no tempta-
tiop 10 me to sell. ! realize that pres
ent prices show an enormous profit TO
the grower on his capital invested, but
as prices are regulated by supply and
demand or production and consump'
tion. and the production being INSULT |
cient to supply the requisite consump'
ton. | think we growers are justified
to hold until values are advanced far
beyond the present market. If the
bears can manipulate the present mar
ket and lower prices at will, in the face
II shortage in the world amounting
% several hundred thousand bales,
md especially a shortage in the Uni
ed States Of 10000 bales, then |
would like to know what they will do
when there is a surplus. In other
words, we could not anticipate
trouger statistical situation than the 9
xisting one, and we will take advan-
age of conditions and play the game .
0 a finish. Sooner or later the con +.
lmers will seek our product, and they /,
i'll have to pay the price The mar n
ct may not reach the highest point
Il spring. However that may be, it =.
bound to come. Time being no OBJ
ct, we will wait for developments. =.
be market will reach better than 40
nts by the time the 1905 crop is :,
ady for shipment In 1901 there was -
large crop all over the world, and
at
e brewers had large surplus on
nd from preceding years. Notwith-
lnding this, in 1902, when the first
ort crop made its appearance, the
lrket advanced to 27la cents. The
ars shouted that the brewers have
.opted a hand to mouth policy and
at they are drawing on the hops
ey had in cold storage, and there. w ~,
re are buying sparingly In 1903 =
other short crop appeared, and the -
ewers used up all the hops they r
al on hand; in fact, all the surplus 4
appeared. The exports amounted
only $4,000 bales. The market j
'ched POE. No sane man claimed a I
-plus at the beginning Of the crop of
~ Ihe crop Of 1904 is estimated
25OOOO bales, Subtracting from I
the exports Of $4,000 bales. and
king 1t for granted that the addition. :
exports, will be equivalent to the Z
ports We have remaining for home I
sumption 10000 bales. Statistics
," that the United States consumed I
am average over 100000 bales for I
past 10 years. lu spite Of the four I
d months in the spring Of 1903. there
5 an increase in the production of !
r suppose a warm spring appears I
len we have every reason TO expect
"A the production Of beer viii !
cunt to at least 5l,OOO.OoO barrels I
course there are lots Of hops pse5 I
yeast and patent medicines in ,5. !
ou.
r --
ne college amateurs at Eugene ,,ye 4
.8v, "Gloriaua. " m 49,. ,.. !
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-21

especially on account of his position
If he is guilty, they say that fact
should be established, for, if guilty
he is untitled to hold his office as sen.
ator. If he is innocent that fact should
be declared in order that he may once
more take up his active duties as sen.
ator
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-21
viii Form New Cabinet.

Paris, Jan. 21.--M. Maurice Rovier,
the former premier and minister of
finance, has accepted the task of form
ing the new French cabinet.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-21

The college amateurs at Eugene g,vs
a play "Gloriana," in very credit.
able manner last week
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-21

For sale.-sman dry FIR wood. at s3s5
per cord, Phone BLACK s06l. T. l..
Davidson, Jr, Moruingside 1907
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-21

For sale-BuG wyandotte, White Leg.
horns h. z. Rock cockerels For
rent, house, 5'acre strawberry patch
and dairy ranch, Box ll3 Turner.
Oregon. l-2O3t'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-21
Market

Chicago, Jan. el.-wheat, 9SJsc;
corn, 45hei oats SSIc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-21
NEW TODAY.

For sale--Light horses. Inquire at
Capital Improvement company, $40
Front street. l-2l-3t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-21

STARTLING ANNOUNCEMENT

IN MONDAYS JOURNAL APPEAR A NEW INNovA
TIoN IN A NEW LINE IN THE ADVERTISING A MAO.
NnIoANr STOCK OF GOODS A SYSTEM SPECIAL PRICES
WILL PREVAIL EVERY DAY. PAssERs BY GIVEN IN
rERnsrINu ENTERTAINMENT BY SEEING TIE WINDOWS
FULL WITH MOST ATTRACTIVE ARTICLES AT EXCEPTION
ALLY REDUCED PRICES, WATCH THIS PAPER MONDAY
wAToH ron THE HALFPAoE AID. THEN WATCH ron
THE STORE KNOW 1T
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-21

For Rent-Houso and barn, corner
Commercial and Division streets. $40
per month, See Geo. Griswold
Phone III Red. l.2l.3t.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-21

Wanted One frst.class waitress M
Willamette Hotel l.9O.tf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-18
Nll 6as YablttMm.

Die nSreie Breiie fir 1eras" .niro
an iiber $50 8oitofficen nerianbt, uub
bat cine gruRe 8erbreitung in Der
gea6bar. 8epublit Merito, i'm Snbia,
,ers9erritoriurn unb Otlaboma.
SIR girtulatiuns-@ @ebiet in geros
eritredt fi6 BON @alneftun bis binauf
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