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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-24
PLANS FOR DREDGING ON THE BAR.

plete control of the ebb flow across
the bar The beneficial results fol-
lowing from such control are seen at
the present gorge, just within the end
OF the existing jetty, where great
depths are found, and a depth of 40
feet is projected seaward one and
one-half miles beyond the end of the
controlling work.
with the extension Of the south
ietty the north bank of the channel
will undoubtedly grow seaward and
increase in height. Should the growth
Of this bank in length and elevation
be sufficient to give the necessary
control of the ebb flow, no work in
addition to the south ietty will be re-
quired The board is, however, not
satisfied that this will be the case.
at therefore recommends the con-
struction of a north jetty at such time
as its necessity becomes apparent,
and in case the south jetty alone
fails to produce or maintain a per-
manent 40-foot channel"
The plan of improvement at this
time, therefore, covers the full con-
struction of the south jetty, but should
that fail to give the desired results
the north jetty will be undertaken.
With the comparatively small appro-
priation for this year it will be i'm
possible to complete the south jetty
this season, but sufficient should be
| accomplished to insure its compile
ton next year. The first work this
spring will be the repairing of the
tramway and superstructure destroy
ed by the storms of this winter, fol-
lowing which extension work will be
taken up.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-24

There is a new disease of the pea
nut, not as yet in Georgia, but in
German East Africa, and such things
travel. A. Korosek, in letter to the
Journal Gartenflora, describes the
new disease. The peanut belongs to
the most important cultivated plants
there. It suffers from fungus which
causes reddish-brown spots upon the
plants, which afterward change to
black. The disease occurs wherever
peanuts grow, but does not kill the
plant elsewhere. The new disease
observed by Mr. Karosek in the vicin-
ity of Tanga results in a rapid dying
out of the plant. 1t shows itself in a
retarded growth of the leaves. flow
ers and fruit, and the leaves, in addi-
tion, show irregular white spots
which ultimately change to brown
and black.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-24

BECAUSE USE
THE
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-24
on new beauty under the electric

on new beauty under the electric
bulbs.
The mechanical and electric bureau
has worked out a scheme of illumina-
tion that promises results never be-
fore realized in spectacular magnifi-
cence. While the buildings are re-
constructed in fire for the night view,
by means of the festive simmer of
countless filaments, the picture is
accentuated by the piercing rays of
arc lamps at salient points.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-24
How Ear Did He Walk.

Here is a problem that the rail-
road company will give a free ticket
to Seaside and return for the cor
rect answer says the Astoria News.
"a train is one mile long; starts from
the depot at Astoria. The engine
leaves the station and the conductor
waits until the caboose comes, when
he jumps on the caboose and walks
forward over the train. When the
engine reaches Warrenton, distance
of five miles, the conductor steps off
the engine. How far does the con-
ductor ride, and how far does he
walk?"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-24

charged her husband with cruelty and
as there was no defense the divorce
was promptly granted. She stated
that she was married at San Francis
co on January IA, 1892. The husband
from whom she has been separated
for some time, is supposed to be in
Seattle or some of the other Puget
Sound cities.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-24
westbound Business Heavy.

The westbound business on the o.
r. & N. is much heavier just now than
the eastbound. This is caused by the
large amount of st, Louis exhibits
which are now swelling the west
bound traffic. A large amount of
coal is also going west now while there
is a very small amount of lumber
being shipped eastward for the spring
season.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-24

icism has never deserted him. the at
tempt at suicide, being the only evi-
dence of a terrible mental anguish
going on within, while masked by q
smiling face and habitual air OF
cheerfulness and resignation
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-22
FINANCIAL AGENT ARRESTED.
Actress oesUsss tsr Manager Of Me
appropriatina hsF FUNDS.

San Fraseisoo. April al MAdAms
TcrtrHSinl, the grand opera singer ol
Milan. italy. Who recently finished al
engagement here has caused the afres'
~ Signor uribufu her financial secre
iArJ
MADAME Tc~iraslni declares that shr
gave her agent various sums a none)
sEsrcEaiinE 25.DoO francs. wilh lBslfuc
tiuns 90 iorwaTd the same a. psfis
She says that recsntiy she besams sus
picious that rfibuTn had not tufward
ID the money and alleges tha, invsstI.
gallons proved her suspicious ser"
weil founded tTiburn Shfh arrest.
81 a. cafe had $3.50 IA bls posres~lon
He DECLARED be hsd not missppropU
Afsd 10 mUney but hal disi-ps~d ~ b.
Tor Madaus Testfaginrs b'usfi gsd
ame Teeifntini frcssGy came bst'
from AsIicI cay
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-22
NO CHOICE FOR PRESIDENT.
Election Of Daughters Of American
Revolution Fail to Name Officer.


Washington, April 2l.--No definite
result was reached by the Daughters
Of the American Revolution by the
ballot taken yesterday for the cleo.
ton Of a president general 20 succeed
Mrs. Charles Warren Fairbanks.
Mrs. George W, Sternberg. district
OF Columbia; Mrs. Donald Mclean
New York. and Mrs. Charles Warren
Appitt, Rhode Island. were the cand..
dates No one Of them received a ma.
Jority OF the votes cast and another
ballot will be taken today.
The thirty tellers appointed to can
yaSs the vote worked nearly all night.
They declined. except in a general
way. to make public the result Of the
vote until they should have oppOrtuni.
~ to report to the congress. hut Il is
understood that Mrs. Llppltt, received
the lowest number OF votes.
The result OF the first ballot for
president general was announced as
follows:
Mrs Mclean, 342; Mrs. Sternberg
20l; Mrs. Lippitt. l54. Necessary 10
a choice 354.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-22
NOT GUILTY OF MURDER.
Chicago Man Who Killed Destroyer Of
His Home 10 Released.

Chicago, April 2l.-Convlnced that
George Gould acted in self defense
when he shot and killed Alonzo X,
Hammond, a jury In Judge Tuthi.
court. has returned a verdict Of not
guilty and Gould was given his free.
dom. Gould shot and killed Ham.
mond whom he accused OF having allen.
ated the affections OF Mrs. Gould. tie
pleaded self-dCfense. however, and said
that Hammond had attempted TO draw
a revolver.
The defense showed that Hamond,
who was a conductor on the Metro
politan Elevated railroad, had made
the threat that he would KIN Could on
sight. Could boarded the elevated
train. he said. to seek information from
Hammond as To the whereabouts of Airs.
Gould. and the shooting VIII Oh followed
was in the presence Of several pas.
sengers.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-22
MENINGITIS sTlLL RAGING.
New York SAN In the Thross Of that
Terrible Disease.

New York. April - NumerOas
deaths from corebto spinal menlngl
IL continue Ia be- reported There
were tn deaths In Manhattan alone
oh Wednesday. ana The health depart.
mtnt officials d0 not expect 10 stamp
ont the disease untIl warm wsath
er comes they say
Orders have been issued that eVsry
place In which there has becn . case
shall bs fumlHatsd a. Thoroughly ~
after case Of scarlet fever. thus
placing meningitis 0ficially Ia the cat
eGOTy Of contagious diseases
Forthe present. however. there IL IN
be- Ho quarantine mar are children of
faVillss In Shlch = ease exists 10 b.
debafrsd from school attendance.
This matter viii be- considered short.
" hoWst,f by The RnthOritieu
A tsAement house In Little WeH
TvTifth street where ave children died
within a few days. and three 0eAers
have been slrichen. All 10 two FAINT
lice IL 30 BE- vacated The tenants.
sight. families, have been notified Ia
iraye within a hours their rent being
refunded Co them. The house Will
then be- disihfselsd thoroughly BY
hsw and psssFfal gsrmlcidc Ia b. used
for the purpose.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-22
sne~ Lsr,n r.l,a,.ph pol...

Cayenne. wyO, April q The
tfAius arriving IN ths city report thai
even telegraph tpls fur 10 miirs east
~ Cheyenne and 20 miles south has
been ievsled BY the sbou The rhlon
Pacific has ssnt oui snerErnry squads
~ iinsfash ~ restore c0nhss lons ao
lhsf tb% disbairb.nF ~ rains may b.
carried on 10" snoe n the heayirst
ever kHowb hare and 81 several places
In The en- slseirir i.Ehf and telephone
p,ies haze been broken ~ by The tons
~ snOS ubirb 10 Obs'rlrilaE The
Tansus sffssft
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-22
suits Aoaiass osy,,am.oi.

Savannah. ua Apf ~ Suits Zoe
so NNU "arh aEa.nst che ghyrrnmsbt
ar catered ~ tbs eo1rf 81 elaine and
90" hfsi fesl'aStY sas taken here
Ttf risimk arr ihets ~ ~ q M0ffei.
and HaTni Hsyasff W nmreIrt
plantation 'herrss aHd 30 Hsyvafds
pisHtsfi0nt ~tarEnOs trd "f,raesn.
ar ateEr1 TO have hssh dsmazsd fOr
re EfosihS purpus's ~ ihs sossI
neufs wpfA upib The savannah har
~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-22
plseevsr Turning Movement.

81. Petersburg. April 2i.--A dispatch
om Gunshu Pass says the Russians
ave discovered a turning movement
ID miles northeast OF Kuahchentsu
about 80 inlet northeast OF Gunshu
'Pass) by two ftrces each OF 5000 chi.
hese bandits. several thousand Japa.
hese cavalry AMI 20 guns Kuancheng
$50 IL identical Nith ChAngchu. the eE.
IRENE right Of General Lineyltch's
main front. whilh extends thence to
ward Kirwiu
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-22

On which ny attitude Is based. and
will therefore. write YOU tomorrow
In reply Ia the request made In this
remarkable communication. think.
however that your request might hav,
been far more Justified had 1t been
made ~ those having no interest h
the society who precipitated this un.
fortunate controversy and are keep.
ing the agitation alive To serve their
own selfish purposes You will hear
further from me ,omorrow.
"Of course, you gentlemen must
know that the questions NJ issue are
now In the hands uf the department ot
insurance and Mr. Tricks committee.
who. think Won VII agree with me-
are the ones to Judge, Il Is but fair
Ia them 10 say nothing further here.
II appreciate how greatly YOU have
been afflicted through the misfortune.
but | tell You again that the best way
70 hring about satisfactory cOnclu
sion Tor .Our men IL 90 remain loyal
To the Equitable and not To de- any.
thing before the report Of the inveSt
eating committee. On reflection.
think that YOU viii be able tn see I'm
partially and tn Judge these matters
which nov are the subject Of contro
Versy la our society"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-22
saxs Fleet is in Open Sea.

Rris, April II No confirmation
yet been obtained OF the report
Japan has formally protested
lost the stay OF the Russian squad.
in the waters OF IndO China a.
sg a breach OF neutrality. The fol
|Ing guarded seml.ofiicial statement
B issued.
Nothing is known in the highest
Ahch diplomatic quarters concerning
protest. which, according to Ger.
foreign reports. has been formally
fessed by Japan to the French gov.
'nent relative to the violation Of
|lrsllty by the Russian squadron
4hermOre, this squadron Is Outsid.
french waters for several days past.
View OF today's press dispatches
1Rg the Russian squadron was 81
KAmranh bay the last part OF the
.kofiicial statement appears TO ind.
} that Admiral ROjestvensky has
hdrawn outside the 3-mile limit
b the shore line OF the bay. which
prding 10 the French law, coasti.
BE- the open sea"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-22
M,r,. 80, b ssy,n Am.,.,..

Washingt0n. April -i--OAcisl coz
r~spons-ncc made pnb.ie 81 ne state
eepSTtmsnt toeay dlsc.os.s the fact
hat a. The time o. . hostile saoOantsf
pear AEarys LAT fall bstusen Peru
tiAn and ErBaaias AriiaE SscFsfary
q state Aase directed ~ Aseriear
minister a. Lma 60 isquiF~ ~ % ths
iaeis snd expsess. ano1ciRlly. ~ earn
at dssirs ~ ths pssuiesst tat p<ses
b. preserved
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-22
JURY HAS BEEN SELECTED
Nan Patterson says She 10 Confident
Of . Verdict Cor AeaulttAl

New York. April "a The three law.
yCrs who are acting ~ counsel tos
Nan Patterson IN her trial for the
murder of Caesar Young, had confer.
ence With her In the Tombs prison To,
day ~ which the plans of the defense
and ~ the l.arsonnsl OF the jury Wer"
discussed Lawyers Abraham L,yy.
Henry " Younger aud Daniel O'Ee!l.
~ were present Miss Patterson ex
Pr sfed her pleasure at the conf jst.
tor Of the jury which Was compl tri
ictt,rtay aud disappointment, a. ,hr
daily pUstpuning ot The taking of test
iRlouy untll Monday.
4 am SURF ~ an acqulltll this time, '
she told Lawyer levy. "and ever dry
only adds % my misery In the Tombs
Ten months and three weeks Ia Ions
time To be- shut up In prison"
Lawyer levy said today.
We have new Wilnesses Who VII
establish Nan pattersoHs innocence
b,l ond douht
We go into tbs trial 100 per cent
stronger In Joint ~ evidence than 49,.
Oh Tho laf; trial Ne are rot going
tn t'IS ON The failure at the pTosccu
ton 10 prov" a. case for an acqnIttal
W. are going to prove the innocence
Of Nan Patterson"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-22
MANlFGsTs MUST BE FILED.
Before Vessels Can Clear Port STRAIT
TO, Declares Custom Collector.

tor Declares Custom Collector.
San Francisco, April q An impor
tant U.der has just been issued by CUl-
lector Of the Port Of strattOn. which
may f,r some time Interfere In the
shipments Of goods TO Mexico and Cen.
trail America and in some cases may
delay the sailing Of steamers from
ports In these countries.
The orders are that hereafter no
clearance shall be granted to a yes
sci until the individual consigDors man
ifests are on hle In the custom house
This order In the result OF protests
hled In the state and treasury depsrts
ments by the GustemElan consul At
this port. who Hsserts that arms and
ammunition are being constantly ship
ped on steamers leaving this port for
Contra American consigned TO and
flr the use ~ the insurgents now night,
ing against bis Eernment
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-22
Eorn,y. M.n we SO. hs,.

Phllsdelphia. April -l--isss-.r Hflrh
flaviS. q me nt,er % "a chorus ~ Tee
BehOol GirI- o0u pan uh0 aas shp'
Ay Edward sme4 nembsr - th'
sane company. sas Hueh improved
eotAy and the pirsieiIas bs.."'" sh'
witi recover. va cOntiiioa. hoWe1sf
a ssiI serious. he Informed tho -
llee today ina, forEives su~t's
hscause she kne5 hat b. loved hsf
'ana tAaf abe recipb yates To- Rfccfion
I1s paiice haiisss Ak' ;hs yours 90
aAn rengssra Al Nil nOg sPgeaT
FRlnnf anadea.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-22
Cain p,ssss., Ryn. sind T,S.,

NDatgDmsfy A. Aprit EI.-Hsy
TlimaH Ae4ma - C.ahian. IA .
regularly ordsinrg @ia'sie4 ~ a..
Asthailst ehufrA sas boase oser o.
ne fsdsfsi egsfi % uhlisG stsirs
Cos Hiss'oasf EiznFs. sndef baes
- tSD. % tAs ehtfs~ u fstAAluE 4
gais uiihDat a .icsnss.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-22
lhti. Or Nay asssrss.

Cincinnati. April "a Loretta kFsk
isf th~ syeafo'd gid who VS. yss
terdsy thfg~H over The Liberty street
v.aa1~f o d.siahrr ~ ~ feet 20 the
EfO.nd velos 1pDsarsd today % b. a..
covering frym -hr iniary Nhieh Al fisf
ssre gfof o8nesd fatal F1neh. ahos
ssg'aasr "a - ths assault vas mar
BE- Esa isksa some aKuE was held 10
ASaii lhs Fesa'i gf tASNhlids iniuFlsa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-22
BIG CONFEDERATION
OCCURS AT NASHVILLE
Main Building at Vanderbilt
University Destroyed.
NO FATALITIES ARE REPORTED.


Experienced Much Dlftoulty Fighting
the Flames-Buldlns VIII De Re-
built at once.
Nashville April 2l--'rhc main build.
INK, magnificent structure of Van.
dcrbllt university, was entirely gut,
ted by Are Just before noon today,
The IRE originated In the second
story OF the building from defective
hue \ high wind was blowing and
In few minutes the entire structure
Mas mass Ut riAmes.
general Are alarm Vas turned In
aud every engine In the city respond
ed On account ot inadequate water
supply the nrmrn experienced much
difficulty Ia fighting the Are
The loss viii be- almost total. only a
few fixtures being saved
The other buildings were not dRm
aged
The building destroyed this morning
was n thrce.story structure, and was
built In 1874 al a coat OF tlga, O0e. thu
architect being Colonel William e
smith of Nashville. Who met his death
In the Philippines while leading the
First Tcnucs,e regiment In battle,
There was $4,000 Insurance on the
building, and $4,000 on the furnish,
lngs T. was the hrst building erect.
ed ON the grounds.
~ faT as known. nn ono was IN.
Jurcd In the hrc
Il Ia understood that the burned
structure will be- rebuilt a. soon as
plans can be- arranged.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-22
Germans File Complaint.

Fort Luis, Island OF Martins. April
-Agents OF the German steamer
Bette have formally protested to
German consul against the Iocs.
fernmehLs refusal to allow the yes
to coal ald against the consequent
by here. The action OF the local
lciAls was due 10 statements made
British Numbers Of the crew TO the
oct that the Juliette is carrying
res to the Russian squadron in B..
ina sea.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-22
s,rIk. s,ussion IN Italy

Rome. April ~ The railroad strike
situation had sOme~hst Improved Ia
day and foreigners profit by the par.
tial recstAbllshmebt 81 train ssrvies
20 escape from Rome fearing a general
strike During the last "a hour the
exodus for this city reached 1000 trat
elert prcfsrring 90 face delays thSn -
main here Princess Xcnia - Monte
negro. h the G1ios, - TIE qneen 81
Italy. vho should have arrived here a.
u O'Clock Ia; Ent. reached Rome 81
this morning Two Arr" stones
were throun 81 a. express train b.
tween bologna hnf Venice. passing com
pistely iAr0aEh oar carriage GHd
smashing tho shadows ~ the Opp-slts
slds Nithoat ib!ur.uF any one
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-22
REMAIN
| IN FRENCH HARDOR
ench Admiral Takes Steps
To Enforce Neutrality.
FORMAL PROTEST FROM JAPs

|beh Authorities Now Claim Rojest-
.ensky has Withdrawn Outside 3.
lIe Llmlt--Army Engaged In Turn.
ta Movement.
Admiral Rojestyensky's feet Is
Admiral Rojestvensky's fleet Is
D In Kamranh Day, The French a..
%, Jonquires, has taken every sep
enforce neutrality.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-22
seq, Poisoned dandy Through Nail.

Mobile. Ala. Abril 2i.-Repor va,
lodged AZ police u adquarters Of an a.
tempt made ON H. life 81 Mrs Flor
ence Hogan by eans OF a boz OF
candy sent her Though the mails by
some unknown pc BON. presumably a.
q birthday prrscnA "Wednesday belni
her anniversary when she opens,
the box she found Il contained hps
candy. br' emitted a peculiar odor
and was covered ~ \ a hne POsder
she fOok Il 10 = 4 harry drug stor,
and was informed ha' % c0uialnec
enough poison 10 k.l, bfy p,Oplc d.
teetives ar on 'he oisc and b 70 un
oderstood the got,rGncut Wi maxi
a. invesilEsunn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-10
Notice

r. r. Ryan s Co. and Geo. D.
sprague 8 Co. have consolidated their
business as real estate dealers, and tho
business will be conducted al the old
George d. sprague stand, No. $40
State street, opposite tho Court Housej
whore we win be pleased 10 mee, all
our old customers, also now ones. II
you have property 10 sell, rent or er.
ehangej or want 10 buy, rent or trade
property or II you want loan on
real estate, or have money 10 loan on
good hrst mortgage realty we can place
Il for you on short notice. We also
can give you tho best Of fre, life and
accident insurance AZ lowest rates. No.
tary work OF all kinds done.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-10
Henev. the only 1T.

There are a good many degrees OF
egotism, and Attorney Frances Heney
he Of land fraud fame; seems to have
them all at once. In a speech at San
Francisco, the day before the election
he said, among other things: 81 say
to you further that If Schmitz is re.
elected mayor for another two years
grating will become so bad, owing to
the renewed courage they will have
that the people Of San Francisco will
send for me in whatever part Of the
United States 1 am, and beg me tc
come back here and put Ruef in the
penitentiary, where he belongs"
It will be seen from this that Heney
imagines he is the only man or lawyer
on earth.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-10
Ten Years Of woman suffrage


The actual results Of a trial Of wo
man suffrage for ten years in Ameri
can cities and towns is summed up al
follows.
/. Neither The efficiency Of govern
ment nor the standard Of public off
cials is raised in any appreciable de-
gree. Men continue in almost com
plote control Of the government.
2. No great change is apparent IN
party politics.
3. Women take more interest in civ
ic affairs where they have the ballot
T. The effect on the great majority
of woman Of exercising the suffrage
right Is beneficial rather than harm.
ful.
8. The possibility Of difficulty IN
the home remains an argument against
the change.
6. Women are intense partisaus
as practical as men IN governmental
affairs.
z. The tendency 20 elect women 20
office lessons
8. As tho impression Of strangones,
wears or. many men lose their preju.
dice against woman suffrage.
o. Tho majority Of woman have no
desire for tho ballot, but once having
Il, they win not relinquish tho power.
10. After a community has adjusted
itself 20 the change, universal suffrage
promotes the universal welfare, though
In no pronounced manner.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-10
A Matter OF Time.

AZ a country fair a machine which
bore a sign reading "How to Make
Your Trousers Last" occupied a prom
inent position on the grounds and at.
tracted much attention. a country
man who stood gaping before IL was
told by the exhibitor, a person with a
long black mustache. a minstrel-stripo
shirt and ninety-fout carat diamond
in a red cravat, that for 1 cent dopos.
tied in the slot the machine would dis
penso its valuable sartorial advice. The
countryman dug tho required coin
from the depths Of a deep pocket and
dropped II into the slot. Instantly the
machine delivered a card on which was
neatly printed;
"Make your coat and waistcoat
6rst ''-Harper's Weekly.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-10
wehfent WIN 10 privnn.

Doubtless tho oregonian has arrived
AZ tho conclusion ere this that tho poo.
pie Of Oregon are very well satisfied
with their state capital right where
Il IL. The people have not taken kind
~ 70 tho suggestion Of tho Oregon
Ian that Il bo moved 10 Portland, aud
arc not AZ all worried because tho Orc
gonian has apparently tried 70 use
tho proposition as a sort Of club 20
drive the people into line In support
Of federal aid 10 that city In exolu'
sion Of other sections Of tho state. But
ii viii not 20. We are an proud Of
Portland and desire 10 see her grow
and prosper like the proyerbial green
bay tree, but not 20 the detFiment Of
other portions Of tho state.-Bfowus.
VILE Times.