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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-28
Punish the Minor.

saloon men are not wholly 20 blame
for selling liquor 10 minors. Minors
often represent themselves to be OF
age. and thus secure liquor where
thew could not otherwise secure IT,
In such eases the saloon man should
90 free and the minor should be given
the penalty. The law is not partial
II aims TO punish the criminal, ana II
is AS much a crime for a boy and his
witnesses to lie about his age In order
% sseure whisky as it is for the sa-
Ioopman TO sell whisky to a minor
Portland will hereafter punish the
how who lies about his age in order 70
aet Bauor. II is = good move. Pen
5leton should initiate it, The MINOR
who secures liquor under false pre-
lenses should be dealt With severely
Parents are always ready and very
iustlv too. to eensuFe the saloon man
sor Giving the boy liquor, but do par
ar+. impIess upon the boy the serious
nsss of his crime, if he "Plays smart
Alaeu and gets whisky BY declaring
h,msslf 10 be 2l when he is but lsi
Ii the council get after the boys
.nd considerable trouble with minors
,-iIl bs at an snd.-East oIegonian'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-28
Nntchen pay a oelebration.

Scranton, Pa, Oct. 2s.-The United
Mine Workers OF America are eelebrat'
ing Mitchell day today in the usual
manner. The usual date Of the eeie-
bration is October 20, but that day
falling on a Sunday this year, the pre-
eeeding day was selected. The nine
workers Of this the First district, had
asked the minewoTkers Of the other dis
triets to join them in the celebration
and the result is that tOday's parade
and mass meeting were far greater
than in any previous year. Many labor
leaders we're in attendance and deliv'
cred addresses John Mitchell was
the guest Of honor Of tho day and was
received with great enthusiasm he
delivered the principal address
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-28

Kansas City, NO, Oct, 2s.-rhe an
nual convention OF the Missouri State
Horticultural Society opened here TO-
day al tho Coates House. II will TO
main In session three days, and Is un'
usually well attended, Fruiigrower1
from all parts OF the state are present
and a highly interesting session Is on
peetsa The propagation Of new va
Tieties Of peaches and apples and tas
scientific phases Of fruit growing will
be the principal subjects for discus
sion at tho convention.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-28
ADJUSTMENTS
IHuHnnnunnHnuHnnHnHunHn
TONIGHT.
Edison-vaudoviile
80 Edison nnl of -.

The show a. tho Edison for tonight
and Sunday Il IN line with the policy
Of tho little house 10 offer only tho
best vaudeville proeunble. Tho bin
r. headed by Miss Ida Russell AMI hor
sealshin dog. Miss Russell Is clever
and petite, aud her dog is a marvel Of
Intelligence. Few actors can imper'
senate a Chinamah with any degree Of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-28
Mia Anthony Not Allowed 70 Vote.

Miss Anthony Not Allowed 10 Vote.
Rochester n. y. oct. ss.-Miss Mary
s Anthony. sister Of Susan H. An
thony tho woman's suffrage champion,
accompanied by friend, entered ono
sf tho registration booths In this city
and expressed tho wish 70 register her
name for tho coming election. "We
refuse the application, Ia accordance
With tho election laws" replied tho
chairman OF tho registration board,
(which declares that only male eiti'
gems OF tho United States are eligible
40 tho suffrage" Mics Anthony merely
tossed her head and without saying
another word, walked out Of the regis
try place. Later she said Il was all
a Joke, as she knew very well that her
application would be rejected.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-28

Two kinds Of goods and
trade a bargains bargain
and moneybaek. One makes
friends. and the other loses
EN-.
Sehilling's Best at your
groeers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-28
railroad 70 yorktown Battleaeld.

baltimore, Nd, Oct 2s.-Tho his.
,orie battlefield Of yorktown ia to be
made easy Of access by the building
Of a railroad from Newport News 70
The battlefield. The Virginia Peninsu.
lar Railway Company has been organ.
lied. with a capital stock Of 100000,
and an application has been aled with
Che Virginia Corporation Commission.
W. A. Post general manager Of the big
shipyard az Newport News. aud presi.
dent Of tho Newport News street rail.
way. is president Of the new oompanyj
J. L. Patton, Of Newport News, 10
vice presidcnti Charles NJ. Graves, Of
Norfolk, secretary, and Arthur Loo,
treasurer. Tho construction Of tho
road viii bo begun ne soon aa the right
Of way oah be secured. The cars vail
be- run by gasoline motors Of high
speed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-28

success, but that is what Billy Pearson
does this week,
Billy Ramsey introduced a number
Of new tricks IN hoop rolling, bag
punching and baton swinging.
Harry Meyer sings the illustrated
song. "Ths Man in the Overall" in
a very acceptable manner
The Edisonoseope pictures are also a
strong feature Of the bin, the subject
being "Ths Pleasures Of Married
Life. "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-28

Makes digestion ana Assimilation
perfect. Makes new red blood aud
bone. That's what HollistoF'S Rocky
Mountain Tea via do. A tonic for the
siek ana weak. 0onts. Tea or Tab
lsts DR.. stones drug store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-28

Ell. Gray, the wsll-knoWn Southern
Pacific railroad engineer, committed
suieide at Ashland Thursday BY shoob-
ing himself through the head with a
revolver. Domestic trouble is said 70
bs the cause Of the deed He was .
members Of the Odd Fellows and EiEs
lodges
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-28
THE sEELEY STUDIOS.
Opera House Bldg.

Our Music Students Are Happy.
Because
They receive courteous treat.
ment.
They obtain the best training.
They make constant progress.
They pay right prices.
Are you unhappy II 90, there is a
remedy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-28

Tired out, worn out woman cannot
sleep, eat or work. seems as II she
would hy 10 pieces. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea makes strong nerves and
rich red blood. 8 cents, Tea or Tab
lets. DT. Stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-28

Drop in and try the dainties we
have ready for you.
oysters, cooked in any style.
cocktails, the best in town
salads, the kind you like.
Tamales, the red hot kind.
sandwiches, oil kinds.
chocolate, served with whipped
cream.
coffee, Chase & sanborn's NJ. & J.
HOT SODA.
Always Hoti Always Good
FULLER q DOUGLAS.
salem's leading grocers, bakers and
,onfectioners, 456-46O, State street
phones. Grocery 1872, Confectionery 1877.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-28
Marriage License.

A marriage license was yesterday Is
sued 70 Mary +. Westbrook and Edgar
j. DAILY.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-28
F. A. WlgglnS

Implement House 255-257 Lfberty A.
Farm Implsmsnts. Wheels Auto~e-
bllss. Sewing Machines ana supplies
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-28

The Eugene high school has a AA'
orchestra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27

city, the county or the state to have
provided them with proper treat
meet. and 90 have effected a cure In
50 or 20 per cent OF the eases.
The open air hospital has been
found to be the solution OF the tu-
horculosla plague. aud that no
branch Of the government has yet
taken the trouble 20 establish in
situations 90 the kind is considered
boy medical men 90 be little less than
criminal
Not only ie this TRUE IN the case
OF patienta particularly those in nl-
digeut circumstance. who might
have been cured under proper treat
men.t but also OF the thousands of
people who are daily exposed 20 the
frightful malady By association
with tuberculosis infected persons
who should be annotated
When Il n remembered that there
are. approximately. OF course. 1000
people in the city suffering 90 some
degree from consumption. that they
make up a large part nf the popu-
lation OF the city; that they work
side by side In offices. factories and
workshops With other persons. the
situation becomes alarming.
No disease Is spread 90 easily a.
tuberculosis. None ia 20 easily
transmitted 60 healthy persons.
None Il 30 terrible In its effects
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27
HIGh SCHOOL DAI
IS GREAT SUCCESS

The deciamatory contest between
the high schools OF the state was
held in Denny hall OF the UniVerB-
ity, Friday night. This was The
first contest Of the first high school
day held nj the varsity.
Miss Dora Campbell. Kent high
school. won the first prize OF s25.
with her recitation. Christmas
with the RuEgies"
Chris Reldel. Seattle high school,
tok second place. and Miss Mamie
Stevens, Everett, captured the third
prize.
The contest throughout was OF n
high order. and prosages much for
future high schol days
There are many visitors on the
campus from the various high
SCHOOLS. and the interhcholastio field
meet is being held this afternoon.
High school day Is 10 be an annual
event. and VIII do a great deal to-
wards interesting the schools IN the
varsity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27
AMBASSADOR WHlTELAW
REID GOES ABROAD
NEW REPRESENTATIVE OF The UNITE ESTATES At KING
EDWARDS COURT IS KNOWN AND LIKED IN ENGLAND

house lie Joined the editorial staff
of the New York Tribune 10 1855
and beeams itn editor nna chief pro-
psietor upou the death % uufacr
Greeley in 1914 one 81 his chief
est alas on that great newspaper
was John Hay. now secretary of
state.
In ISL Reid married Miss f.iiHa-
beth Mills. daughter 81 y. ogden
Mills. the New York muitlmllllon-
aire and phisanthropist
Reds reception az special am
baanaaar 20 Great britain for King
Edwards coronation veil forecasts
the greeting that awaits him now
The king ana queen received nr.
Reid and his wife with extreme cor
diallty They Nsre welcomed 81
and save many notable entertain.
ments. OF Mr.. Reid'H public speeches
In ENGLAND. euouEht 10 quote the
Liverpool Daily Pest. which aid
that his address AZ the dinner % the
American Chamber u Commerce IN
Liverpool was full % delicious
spigrams.~ and added. sThe warmth
% American feeling toaard the king
and people % thls country could no,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27

and Canal prairie has not yet been
finally decided upon, but VIII be
determined IN a few days Our sur
veyora are stll IN the field.
I'VE have three routes under con-
alteration. Our line viii probably
be about No miles long. We may
build from n station on our present
Clearwater short line. ana take "a
course through the canyon there 20
the Nee Percea prairie. building a
spur 70 the town Of Nez PcrceH. OF
we may decide 70 build from cui Gs
Sac. n present terminus ~ our rcaf,
and follow IApwni creek 10 reach
the prairie and get 10 GrangeVille.
Surveys are being made running
south along the river from Lewis
ter few miles, then taking a route
through tho mountains 70 Grhnge-
vile. but do not believe this route
vii be- found feasible Should IL be
selected. "a spur would be built TO
hrE pefceH."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27

Ambassador Reds Only Daughter.
have found happier and more cor
dial expression than in the glowing
words Of whitelaw Reid"
The Relds have secured Brook
House. Park lane. as n residence.
The property II owned BY Lord
Tweedmouth. Mr.. Reid occupied
Brook House for n month when he
was in London as the special Amer
lean envoy at the coronation Of
King Edward.
Mr.. Reid IL 10 take an office and
perform functions for which he "
fitted BY character and training. lie
understands the Administrations
views. Is IN political sympathy with
Il. n trusted By ~. He has the
wealth and the social standing and
qualification which constitute the
necessary equipment for the highly
Important personal and unofficial
part OF his work. lie has tact The
Britona viii Eet on very well with
him. The Americans. represented
by him. VIII get ON very well with
the BritonH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27

There were i.aSS deaths last year
In the city and az the county hos
pital from all causes A. often ~
~ persons died from pneumonia.
bronchitis typhoid fever. ararict
Tower. heart disease. nriRhta dis.
ease dipthefia. accident suicide aud
an other causes. one person sue
cumhed 20 consumption
And yet pulmonary tuberculosis
Is not only prcveutahlc but a cur
able disease This IL tho aspect OF
The matter which worries the board
OF health OF this city and state and
which has impelled the former body
20 institute "A vigorous campaign
20 stamp out the insidioua disease
In this city.
A number Of persons died In Sc
attic last year from tuberculosis
sufficient 20 populate a village. The
homes Of rich and poor alike were
ravaEed, and while the victims
struggled for years with tho In
orehlc baclili Il was possible for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27
RIKALS 10 BUILD
JOINT LINE

PORTLAND. May o. meet
Ing, held hero yesterday between
G. NJ. Levy. OF tho Northern Pacific,
and Vice President II. A. Worthlng=
ton. OF the Hartman lines. II was
agreed To build a Joint line into tho
Clearwater basin country.
After the agreement was signed,
Mr. Levy gave our the following
authoritative statement
IAN arrangement has been reach
"a by which the Northern Pacific
Railroad company will build n line
from Lewiston TO GfanReviIie. and
the Oregon Railroad a Navigation
company viii build from Lewiston
90 connect with rs present line ut
Hipafla. aud the business Of the
Clearwater basin Will be handled by
both roads under "a Traffic arrange
mont The route 10 be built BY the
Northern Pacific in reaching.
Gmugeyiiic and tapping the high
table land % the Ne1 rercea prairie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27

az soon a. dlacoyeredl while n
breach OF the quarantine rule in
smallpox eaaen would be considered
a crime. he will voluntarily nnuoz
oiato with eonaumptiyea and think
nothing Of f. The city maintains a
pest house. which, for lack OF pa
tienta. n not used half the time. An
open air hospital for conaumptiYea
II considered extravaganza.
Should 1000 people become af.
flieted with smallpox In this city.
It's inhabitants would be alarmed
They would probably leave 90 ea-
cape the plague And yet they as
soelate with 1000 conaumptivea
without thought of danger
These are the conditions which
the board OF health ia up against In
It's crusade against tuberculosis IN
this sclV II has the fefYent sup
port of ell physicians, but II must
cemhnt the ignorance aud indiffef-
ene8pr the layman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27
MRS. wHITELAvv REID.
wife Of Ambassador Reid.

NEW YORK. May s7.-whlteiaw
Reid. the new ambassador 70 the
court % ~. James. who sailed with
hts family today for his new post.
10 already well known and popular
a. England and Throughout Europe
lie was special ambassador at
Queen vistorta'H diamond jubilee
and aKain at King Edwards corona
ton He twice declined the dlpio-
matte mission 20 Germany. tie Was
ambassador 70 France under presi-
dent Harrison. lie was candidate
for vice President with Harrison in
1854 lie WIS a commissioner for
the treaty 81 peace with Spain.
Meanwhile. for many years he has
directed the editorial policy Of one
Of Americas greatest newspapers.
whltelaw Reid-s career. told how
ever briefly. shows him 20 be one of
the highest types Of the successful
American. lie was born in Nenia.
o. 6 years ago. and when hardly
out of his teens was editor OF the
Xenla News lie was early stu
dent 81 politics and at 10 was on the
stump for Fremont.
lie was educated AZ Miami uni
yeraIty. Ohio Many American in
stltutfons Of learning have honored
him with degrees. Cambridge uni
versity has made him an LII u He
u president Of the board Of regents
Of the New York state university
He Is the author % the Memoirs Of
Tolleyrand." The Scholar in Pol
itics." "ohio IN the War" and other
works
lie served In the civil war. be.
came war correspondent. and
wrote teraely and graphically. lie
was q clerk 20 the military COM
rnlttee Of the house Of representa-
tlvea and afterward librarian Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27
ARg INDIFFERENT

.,..smptlon Killed i5l people IN
,.,t,le lasi year
ss 49,. { he number according 80
..aes ksri hy the board of
~ ard che county hospital aud
'. = the fact that the cause
ss' ss.,A In consumption eases IS
9 seases,cd from the authori-
wv ~ 4 safe 20 say that zoo PEG
" .sszfambed 10 the iusidlous dis
- ~. naans. according 20 physi-
n. mai there are at least a,aeV
49, d the city al the present
= esher the lnclplent or adj
..,,,l stages OF tuberculosis. Ia
-sans according 20 the off
:, yeports that consumption was
- esase Of III per cent OF the
= ann cr Of deaths In this city
isanE iea
4 s.sans that. were the deaths
- pulmonary tuberculosis dis
,.,Au,ea ereRly throughout the year,
:. ar would die every Is hours
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27

from the city. which was subac-
aacntiy discovered when the police
Nere ordered % make search for the
nbseutees.
The eonnciimen who disappeared
are Fred T. Merrill. G. y. Rumeiin.
Mat Foeller. Van T. shertegt and +.
Zimmerman.
A yesterday vas the last day In
which Il Was possible under the
law 20 make additions 20 the off,
eial ballot. the efforts Of the citizens
have come 90 nauEht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27

Smallpox n preferable. The small
poN patient n relieved OF his sur
ferlnE soon after hope OF recovery iH
gone. The consumption death IL n
lingering one, Victims remain for
years IN a dying state. only know
ing that the end will come sooner
or later
smallpox can be guarded against
by incubation. There Is no such
protection from Tuberculosis The
number Of fatalities from nmallpox
are insignificant when compared
Win Those from consumption.
while the average Citizen wonld
hs lneehaed II smallpox pnsient
were not removed to a pest house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27

WASHINGTON, Dec 27.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt ~ seriously consider
Ing the postponement of tho date
for the promised extra session OF
congress from the middle OF October
until a month later. senator Cul-
iom, who called on the president
this morning. said he did not believe
there viii be an extra session until
after the fan elections, II al eli.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27
Portland SOlOnS Duck"
Removal of Saloons

PORTLAND. Ore. May aT-The
efforts ~ 1000 citizens 20 remove
the 3 saloons clustering about the
entrances 80 the Lewis and Clark
exposition grounds, have resulted Ia
failure. through the refusal OF the
city council 20 take the necessary
action 20 submit the question 20
referendum vote.
There vas no quorum AZ fhr Hpe.
clai council meeting called 10 con.
slider the matter. members Of the
council having abssntod themselves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27
Let Us Remind You

The aBrookae is the best f2.0o
soft OF stiff hat made. Call aud see
the new styles and shades. =. ~.
Brooks a Co. 1881 znd Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27

have reduced my weight sa pounda
huH inches. wnlst \ inches and hina
ahIHtdY harmless remedy. without e.
efetst % alafvinE. / want 10 tell you
atl Hhnut IT. enclose stamp and adj
dfers MRS. 81 a. WOODWARD. itur
~. ofgRnn CIly. OreRnn. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27
aoclErY 10 MEET

The annual meeting Of the WASH
lngton Chlldren'H Home society VIII
De held at the Y. NJ. Q. A. on Tues
day. June @. An executive board
ana trustees are to be chosen,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27

Well known IL that We sell Butter,
Eggs. Cheese and Lard at Cut-Rrats
PRICES. COW Butter Store. lat and
pika ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27
One Victim Every B Hours
Is White Plague Record

-, Of AsALrH FACES ser lous PROBLEM IN CRUSADE TO
zap OUT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN SEATTLE IS
,,ARnlNe-pHYsleANs ALIVE To DANGER BUT LAYMEN
.ss INDIFFERENT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27

SarsapariIIa.

shattered nerves. Gives a
healthy red to pale cheeks.
Puts good flesh on thin chill
dren. Takes of pimples,
rashes. Ask your doctor to-
tell you about IL. iss-.ii. sss...
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27
Still Monarch of
Piano World

History has been just 70 Jonas
0&kwfuE. His deeds are in pianos.
fks7 SPEAK. they sing. For eighty
~ yeafs pianos bearing hia name
~ been ringing true in fnuitieas
Sc tnt rerfset harmony. With
e Ilckefines. posserity auppiies
~ safiphen 10 ancestry ana their
aa1s'ched pianos Of today are
1.1AE Esst successes more distin-
fa.sntd Was Jonas ChlekerinR a
t.ezesss Chickerinx a. sons pianos
ud@g answer most loudly.
Co hundred and twenty nine
IN medals and awards com pose
= dsilnguished group Of official
s1asases The highest European
tslnetien comes u the form OF 5
sseM q tie Legion OF Honor. the
NkaaN American. IN the greatest
sNafa a the Worlds Columbian
1pos.ti8n
america has very few historic
. s.s.assses. But among the few the
s.a =. name. a. represented b
- ehlekeEing pianos. stands pre-
aent Il appeals 70 the honest
ps of Hs succeAsors. not only to
where Jonas ChickerlnK put
~ % ut II higher with the
Lsaening years. And they're do
80 y Ar argument for your IN
- eAa appeals 20 your intelIf~
~ Nhen selecting your piano. Il
- guarantee Of what your get
80 ~ Dag Chiekering grand and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27
ALERT HANSEN
~WLRY. NaTCHFa
our oLA66
z06 fsf Avs11o

ia, 'eu Don't Oct lnsuIssd
tssssl 80, ana look at the very
.ks,v as'siss IN Mems hats. They're
h,sst. /. Hill please you. Il. n.
- 60, 1881 md Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27

vEesus sale a o n
erywhr a. I'M 10 N most Al
varinga npsutur hh uc an NJ q temp dry
o.E II ementm al n n tn ps is
oaor Tho Is the