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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-31
School News
Lincoln school.

The society in Mr.. Faulting's room
had a debate and program Friday az.
ternOOn. The question discussed was;
"Resolved, that woman suffrage should
be granted. The debaters were; AZ.
frmative. Nellie McIntire, Catherine
Carson, Hattie swenink, Lloyd Lucas,
George johnson and Arthur soesby;
negative, John Humphrles. Essie Car.
son, Kenneth Bayne, Ray Potter, John
Frohmader and Rosa viesko. The
chairman for the occasion was Paul
Frohmader. Miss welsh's room was in.
vited TO hear the debate. and several
visitors were present
Miss Smith has a number Of credit.
able studies in sketching. done by pu.
pills, pasted on the walls Of her school
room.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-31

There is no reason why a believer 10
divine revelation through Jesus
Christ should doubt that God today
may heal men without the uso Of Wis
ible mcans' to deny the possibility
is 90 affirm arbitrarily that God is a
slave 60 laws and forces which man
claims as bis own servants The Pa.
cihc Baptist.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-31

and preparation for it are as essential
as the actual doing Of it. One thing
we ought to be sure Of. In early life
we should get sight Of some high and
worthy aim and get our life started
in the right direction. The vision may
come early in life even before we un.
derstand all that is involved in it.
Those who are aimless and have no
well defined purpose as to what they
will be or do until middle life, seldom
come to any definite and noble service.
The Standard.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-31
Fully Justified

"why did brother Dick shoot that
poor eFowi"
81 think, my dear girl IL was be-
cause the crow gave him the saws, ~
Baltimore American.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-31

Love reaches out for that which Is
lovely and Of good report; seeks after
that which is pure and uplifting; as.
similates that which is nutritious and
iuvigorating; finds more satisfaction Ia
giving than In being served. There.
fore, love is not hard TO please. Liv.
ing In an atmosphere Of good will, and
ready to respond to every call which
duty demands, the loving heart makes
JOY for self and others while "march.
Ing through Immauuel's ground 10 fair
or worlds on high-Thc Uuivcrsalist
Leader.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-31

Before we complain Of God that He
has not taken full possession Of our
hearts, let us ask ourselves whether
we have ever for a single hour fully
desired that He should enter there and
rule. For while the Holy Spirit comes
with warning unlimited and will not
let us 60 untroubled on the way 20
death, for blessing and control He will
not come unless we open the door and
bid Him in. Do you desire the teach.
ing and controlling presence Of God 3
Spirti Then be assured that He will
come and dwell with you and an your
life with blessing and with power
The Congregatioualist.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-31

"Dey say a gallon sF good liquor win
cure any snakebite"
Gan right. WIN you please show me
Whar ds snakes isi''-Atlanta Consti.
tuition.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-31

rho new truth Of the time is knock.
az the door Of all our minds. AMI
Irly everywhere Il is met with dis.
n. We fear that. n the old appar.
y Of religion is destroyed, religion
IN will be Lost The fear 10 pof.
Ps naturalj but cannot The same
III that shaped the older forms Of
9rship give us new ones In their placci
0od dealt 10 Il 20 such an attl
~ Of distrus, 10 His living presence
- We are led by the moral hcaita.
u which stands doubling before this
rous universe, unwilling 90 test iia
'onfces by making any vigorous
&c Of good. but asking. like ri
- "What is TRUTH" Truth. once
ID, is never a formula, but a faith.
y tho Inspiration Of a pursuit that
Iages all our active powers on the
~ Of the highest excellence We know.
that with dednilo help from ua tho
Hings IN which We most believe may
some 20 prevail In the world. So long
a. wo fear 10 face the new conditions
pf Bought and 10 modify Or surrender
paf pnieuable beliefs In obedience 20
~ hTgeF revelations Of the Tine splf,
lt ~ shall remain passive by the way.
~ % life. lingering the fringe Of the
'lrment that We ought % put boldly
and "walk In tho tTiumphal pro,
session. OF truth" whore we belong
~. Richard W Boynton In the Christ
"a Register
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-31
NEW LANCE HOTEL

When yOu visit Portland, Ora, b
sure ahd step a The New Iange Ho-
tel, next door 20 the Imperial Bates
500, T5e and tl.0o per DAP. Eieoiris
ngkts, eaA bella, elsvator, steNm haae
free bath anA free baA An ouisidg
reoug VITA ruHain9 uatel.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-31

IN Jesus had not understood what
work As was 20 do until 80 years Of
~ -, no doubt, never could have
Wfofmed IL, for even be must be pre-
&IHd fof bis work. While a life-woFk
N.l d done In a comparatively short
'llnt yel no life'woFk can be adequate
~ dane unless the whole life has been
pIspaFaiion. An apprehension Of IL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-31

la ana laundry work wo lay on every
article launiFied By us, whether II be
linen or Madras, white or oolored shirt,
collar, eaf, woolens, shirtWaists, or lace
eurtsins Our laundry work 10 unap-
pFeaehable 10 poiut of beauty, In anish,
In color and conscientious care We
win appreciation by giving saiisfaetlon
and peerless work at low prieea Your
patronage solicited.
SALEM sTEAM LAUNDRY
Colonel J. Oimsieai, Proprietor
DoFous d. Olmsteai, Manager.
Phone e5 i36IG6 Liberty IA.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-31
FOR SALE

Fiftssn aeFes, all Ia eultlvati0A
within one mile u Salem. Houss
bsra, and 3 acres of fruit. This is the
finest kind Of river bottom land Aad
can be had o. very easy terms for on
ly $4,000.
Don't forget our COOS BAY LOTS
for $500. Buy Oao and In a few
years Il will make you some money.
Derby and Wilson
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-31

The seloy Btudioa. Thorough instruo.
tion In music. Mr.. and Mrs. Frances
co seloy, specialists In Voice Produe-
tion, Interpretation and Harmony.
Opera House Building. rooms and
10. Residence phone Maln 5Tt.
ii.2.itm
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-31
CLASSIFIED |
MuscEr.I.ANEoua

salem non WorSS~FcSSSoSs mSsSiS,
lists and blaeksmithA Manufactures
Of All kinds Of sawmill machinery.
Hop and fruit drying stoves, etc.
Manufactures Of the Salem Iron
Works Hop Pres. 1i.2o.lm
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-31
FOR RENT
MUSIC sTUDTos

e--sees~s~-ss-sse=aaess
Music stndio.-Frank r. Ohurchiii
Musical Studio Associate teacher
Western Conservatory. Chicago, IN,
representing Interstate System a
Salem, Oregon. In the Gray bloch,
room ,. Studio hours . 10 ne and 3
90 8. sip-tf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
MRS. HERMANN 0ElRICHS
Visits san Francisco TO Arrange q Big
Real Estate Deal.

san Frandsco. sept a-rhs Cali to-
day ssys
The coming to san Francisco Of Mrs
Hermann Oelrichs, Who arrived from New
YORK last evening has 10 do with things
other than the c0ntesiing Of her hus.
bands will Primarily, the purpose II
Ms. Oelrichs western trip. which wss
contempisisd before her husbands death
h 10 confer With local people regarding a
biz realty deal In which Il Il reported
thai 4 n. Hartman Of the southern Pa
einc company Il deeply concerned u II
the sale Of % blocks Of property on the
northern boundary q the city, command
Ing one Of the largest pieces u water
frontage on the bay and forming a Key
10 the transportation situation that would
be Of incalculable advantage 10 Hartman
in his coming battles With Gould and Rip
lev and possibly Hill for future supremacy
on The San Francisco peninsula.
Mrs Oelrichs has received an ofer of
81 ~. 600 for this piece u property, which
h her last holdings Of the original fsir
.-tate In LAYING bis wires Tor the &C
ouirehert 81 the Fair property Hartman
has I'M view plan for another railroad
gateway into san Francisco and one that
will more quickly reach the business par-
tjun OF new san Francisco and improve
M G,s t,u;s u the governments husi
ness emanafinr 81 the Preside. With
Nh. oeirichs water frontage property IN
ria possession ~ viii transform n into
his terminal r0int, and yin then rom
rnsnee building IN a southutscfiy dlrec-
lion to~sfd His main roast nrf. USING
r4shts Of wsv he already has al insle-
SIDE 20 I'D him In carrying out his
schsne.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
STATISTICS REGARDING
TRADE WITH PORTO RICO.

Washington. Sept. i3.-ln state
ment given out BY the department Of
commerce aud labor concerning the
growth in Porto Rican commerce it is
stated:
The value OF merchandise sent from
the United States 10 Porto Rico during
the ave years prior 10 1898 averaged
about s2O0Q0O0 per annum and In 1896
was sls000.0o0, or practically nine
times a. great The merchandise sent
from Porto Rico 10 the United States
in the FIVE years prior 10 1898 averaged
about 81 S00. 900 per annum. and In 1906
was $4,000 900. or about eight times as
great 4,
Exports from Porto Ricu in the fiscal
year just ended were practically twice
az great in value as IN any year UNI
der Spanish rule. and about % per cent
greater than IN any previous year I'M
der American rule. occurring chiefly
in sugar and tobacco manufactures.
The total value Of the merchandise
sent out OF the island In the fiscal year
1906 was s23. 10000 against sis.75000O In
the Immediately preceding year. while
the highest figures in any gear under
Spanish rule was sl2150,o00 or practi-
cally one-half Of the figures OF the As
cal year 1906.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
Utah Railroad Officials To Be Under Fire.
United States Marshal Deputies
Commerce Commission Which VIII Beginning
Monday September 24-Comes Big Surprise

L. : Marshal spry and hts deputies
were out bright and early This morning
serving subpoenas on prospective Wit
nesses who are called 10 appear before
the interstate commerce commission.
which viii hold sessions 90 the federal
building, salt Lake. beginning Monday.
Sept. a.
In an some % subpoenas we're re.
celved by the United States marshal
yesterday from Washington. In practic-
ally every case they are FOR local rail-
road officials and employees Of the Utah
Fuel company past and present The
subpoenas arc FOR tso different cases.
one is for oil and coal transportation
matters the other, coal lands,
Beyond tae fact that there have been
20 or more subpoenas received In Salt
Lake. no details are forthcoming from
the marshars Office Marshal Spry hay-
ing been expressly instructed not to
give out the names Of witnesses. Wit
nesses themselves have not been In
formed Of the names Of others who
have been subpoenaed This morning,
however, Marshal Spry served sub
poena on J. A. Reeves. general freight
agent Of the Oregon Short Line, and
the marshal was also seen in the vi
cinity OF the Rio Grande Offices. Asst.
General Freight Agent f. y. Derrah IL
out Of town, and 1t is probable that the
Rio Grande subpoena would 90 to him.
ID. j. sharp local coal merchant. for
merry In the employment Of the Utah
Fuel company. was also served. II
transpired this afternoon that service
was made upon others, nearly a week
ago. Among those Who were found at
that time was Ex-Msyor r. p. Morris.
president and manager " the Citizens
Coal company, who. h is understood. Is
wanted to give testimony as dealer.
as Ed O'Brlen. local gent FOR the Dia-
mond Coal company.
II appears that there has been a
change in the original suit filed in New
jersey. the papers being amended 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
A HUNDERB0LT'S WORK.
live Men Injured, Two Fatally and
Brick Plant Destroyed.

Chicago, Sept l3.--Flye men were in
iured. two fatally. six horses We're kill
ed. and the entire plant OF the Illinois
Brick company practically destroyed
last night when a thunder bolt crashed
into two OF the largest buildings Of
the South Evanston plant.
Sixty men were about the premises.
and not one escaped without injury.
Many were pinned beneath the rafteis
OF the buildings as IL collapsed Others
were rendered unconscious when the
stable was struck and three were IN
iured when an attempt was made to
stop the progress Of the flames which
were deyouring the wreckage
The shock was one OF the most Sc
we're experienced In Chicago for years.
The electric cars OF the Chicago aud
Evanston line were put out Of business
for several hours Telephone commu-
nication along the north shore was In
iured. and on account OF the fact that
the time lists Of the firms were In the
wrecked building It was impossible 10
obtain full list OF ,he injured.
The fatally injpr-d are Chas. Bau-
man and Fred Jze.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
CANNED ROAST BEEF.
Label VIII Continue to Call II That
Though Il Il Boiled Beef.

Washington. Sept lS-Canned roast
beef viii continue 70 bear the label
roast beer Notwithstanding the fact
that Il really is boiled beef. This was
a decision reached at a conference to-
day between Secy. Wilson and Senator
Hopkins u Illinois. and Thomas f.
Wilson. general manager Of the Nelson
Morris Packing company OF Chicago
Senator Hopkins and Mr.. Wilson dis
cussed the matter yesterday al oyster
Ray with President Roosevelt and were
referred by him 10 Secy. Wilson. MI
Wilson explained that the method OF
preparing canned roast beef Was 10
parboil the meat Tor IS minutes and
then put Il IN cans and subject u 20
steam heat for three hours. The term
roast beef" which was applied 20 this
product was OF particular value 10 the
packers. Mr.. Wilson said. because the
method had been copied by the Aus
tralian and South American packers
who would profit by Il n the Aneri-
can packers we're forced 20 abandon 10.
After fun consideration Il WAS de-
cided that the cans might bear the h.
bel Of roast beef but that II should b.
stated on the labels how the beef was
prepared and cooked. Sscy. Wilson
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13

Emery and Carbon counties by alleged
fraudulent entry.
The object " the transportation phase
OF the Investigation however. Is be-
leNed 90 b. TO ascertain the inner
workings a The Utah Fuel company
and The Pleasant Valley Coal company.
subsidiary corporations Of the Rio
Gmndc Western, and the Union Pacific
Coat company, which is 10 an intents
ana purposes pau and parcel Of the
Overland Route
Just what tho outcome viii be Is un-
certain and the investigation is being
awaited With keen interest here n the
new railroad rate law. which went into
effect Aug. rs Is carried ont to the let
ter these railroad corporations must
sever their connection with the coal
companies or else cease 10 do business
outside OF the state wherein their prop
critics are located.
In other words 10 means that the Rio
Grande Will be Zoo a position TO supply
fuel TO the State of Utah % the ex-
clusion of the Hartman lines.
Here is the section OF the law which
covers this point:
From and after May ]. 1905. IL shall
W hlAANWlAl ANl any iuAIANal ANiWlAAiNN
90 transport from any state, territory
or the District OF Columbia 10 any 9TH
~ state, territory or the District II
Columbia. or to any foreign country,
any article or commodity other than
timber and the manufactured products
thereof. manufactured mined or pro-
duced by IL, or under its authority, or
which Il may own in whole or IN part,
or in which 1t may have any interest
direct or Indirect except such articles
or commodities as may be Necessary
and intended for its own use IN the
conduct Of it's business as common
carrier"
The independent coal companies are
hailing this phase OF the pending inves-
tigation with Keen JOY, for Il will place
them all on the same footing.
II Is anticipated that the full board
Of the interstate commerce commission
will be- present al the investigation.
INCLUDING Chairman Martin 4. Knapp
OF New York and Commissioners Jud.
son G. Clements Of Georgia, Francis NJ
Cockrel OF Missouri Charles 4. Prouty
OF Vermont and Franklin Lane Of Cali
f0rnia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13

include some more names. An effort
was made B.. United States Deputy
Marshal Smith io serve one on the
ngcni ni iho New jersey CORPORATION
the Utah Fuel company General Man
.s,f Atlliams ul the company. how
ever, declined tu accept service as the
paper MAS very indefinite and. as he
said 10 The Official: Il am willing to-
be served at any time but / cannot take
upon myself the responsibility OF ac-
ceptllg thai paper"
TO the MEMS this afternoon Mr.
williams said. personally ! am per-
fcctly Willing to appear before the COM
mission and viii 90 all ia my power 10
assist the authorities In any investiga-
ti0n or business they may undertake
Every one OF The employees OF the COM
pany Is al their disposal az any time
and no straws viii be placed In the
way. Deputy Marshal smith agreed
with me that the papers he was assign
cd to serve this morning were IA such
form that | could not very well accept
service"
As previously slated the one batch OF
papers received are In connection with
the land fraud charges filed against the
Utah Fuel company; the other appsr-
entity is IN connection with the investi-
cation row under way on the rebates
alleged TO have been received by the
Standard OIL trust from the various
railroad companies 81 the country for
years past TO the exclusion OF the indie
pendent shipper
All kinds OF rbmOrs were prevalent
today regarding the scope OF the pend
ing investigation ln this city on Monday
week next. II is generally conceded
that while the commission is here there
will be number Of additional grew
ances brought 10 the attention Of the
members and the fact the d. j. Sharp,
the local coal dealer. is among those
subpoenaed, led 90 the story that his
case would be one Of those taken up.
Mr. Sharp, IL il alleged was recently
forced practically out Of business by
the Utah Fuel company which corpora
ton, 20 The story goes. refused TO sell
him cos because recently he cut the
price Of fuel. The general sentiment,
however. Is that Mr.. Sharp, being a
former employe ~ the coal company has
been subpoeused y tell wha, he knows
regarding the ACQUISITION Of lands in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
AN ALPINE DISASTER.
-Four Men Swept by Ayaisnce ON 60 a
Glacier, and Seriously Hurt.

New York. Sept IA cable dispatch
70 morning paper from s.; Michael de
Mhyennf. France. says:
-Four ALPINE climbers while returning
rom an ascent Of the Aiguilles d'Arves on
sunday evening, were swept by an avail.
snche Of stones upon a glacier 70 feet be-
low. All were stunned
The hIst 10 recover his sense was a man
named Maige. who found two Of his com.
psihons lying seriously injured on the
eaee OF creyasse Of unknown depth IN
which the fourth climber, a man named
Qaesto was dangling b. the rope Nth
which The party had been linked together.
Ihe accidental wedging Of this rope IN
eleu alone saved all the men from falling
INTO ihe abyss OF the crevasse.
Onesio, who was suffering agony. shout.
ca: Cut the rope and lei me DIE"
Mage vainly tried TO haul him IN. and
hnding the others helpless. he further 80.
cured The rope and started tc obtain aid.
u ~as nine hours before he returned
win helpers The rope had not broken
sna vuesto was found stil swinging
rom y. but 10 was unconscious and soon
uiea amer being rescued TIE Was knoxn
~ ltaly - writer ON Anime subjects.
Inc others are recovering.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
MITCHELL ON MINERS.
Organization at Present Has Less
Trouble Than Ever Before.

Plttsburg. Sept l3.-John Mitchell
arrived today TO confer with the ON.
cials OF the Plttsburg district. Asked
as to the general conditions Of the
mine workers throughout the country,
he said
THE miners have never been in bet
ter condition. our organization at the
present time has less trouble on It's
hands than ever before. Practically all
our members are working and a few
strikes are now Of such character
as to interfere 10 no material extent
with the working Of the international
organization"
Relative 10 the entry Of the Amtn-
can Federation OF Labor into politics,
which he Endorsed. Mr.. Mitchell said
that il has been made on a non-paru-
san basis, the move is one that viii
commend itself to the American voter
and consequently succeed.
Mr. Mitchell was asked concerning
the attitude Of labor leaders IN MI
nois on the reelection Of Speaker Can
non. All he would say was:
Joe has a pretty stif majority be-
hind him"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
MRS. LEWIS MURDER.
Philadelphia Police Believe Woman
Committed II, Jealousy the Motive.

Philadelphia Sept. lS--Accompsned by
several detectives Miss Charlotte Kelly.
proprietress Of the apartment house in
which Mrs. Maurice X. Lewis was mys-
teriously murdered on Monday, was to-
day taken over the route she claims 20
Rave trayersed on Monday afternoon
while visiting and shopping. Miss Kelly
claims TO have been away from home all
Of the afternoon and swears that on her
return she found her house IN disorder
and the l1-monihs-old child OF Mrs. Lewis
spattered with blood. She called I'm a po-
liceman who found the body VI Mrs
Lewis IN 4 closet. The woman had been
stabbed through the neck. The police be-
lievc a long thin blade, such as physicians
ana dentists use, was employed by the
murderer. A search II being made for the
instrument. The police are inclined 70 be.
lieve that Mrs. Lewis was murdered by a
woman and ascribe Jealousy as a motive
A woman under suspicion was at one time
employed BY A dentist
Harry Somers a boarder al the house
was detained by the police.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13

south Vallejo, discovered IN an out
house the body Of young man VINO
had hanged himself The body was
very well dressed aud was that OF a
man about 35 years old with a sandy
mustache and hair. feet I inches
high. ia the pockets were a purse
with sl2 I'm coin. a gold watch ana
several letters, two being addressed TO
A. Keeling. Golden Gate avenue. san
Francisco. and one with the name T.
BARD. The man had tied a cloth
around his neck. fastened IL 10 beam
five feet high. knelt down and strang-
led TO death.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
THE ROOSEVELT CUP.
VIII be Formally Presented 10 Eastern

oyster Bay y. Y. Sept i3-The
Roosevelt cup won by the Vim in the
International yacht races recently Will
be formally presented 10 representatives
of the Eastern Yacht club by President
Roosevelt tomorrow. The presentation
will be made on board the Maynower
which will be brought 10 oyster Bay for
that purpose, The president will en-
terrain at luncheon on board about Is
members Of the club lie will make a
short presentation speech.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
new CABLE TO CUBA.
Commercial Cablegram Go. Expects
To Open II Dec. Z. 1906.

New York, Sept ls.-The Commercial
Cablegram company Of Cuba. which yes
terday hled Incorporation papers at Al
bany, announces that lis plan Is 10 lay
two cables from Havana 90 Key West,
and thence from Key West 20 Florida,
and 20 provide special wires from Florida
TO New York city so as 10 give rapid and
reliable service.
IL IL expected that the system will be
open for business Dec. = 1905
The new line win be operated In connec.
ton with the Postal Telegraph and Com
mercial company.