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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-29
Reduced Rates

Prome,ioas ~ SAVAGE. III.
N'A'' Opera Company Portland PeA
'.''y . @ 2, For the above occasion
'1e southern Pasi6, Company viii IN
round trip tickets az one sp5 o,s,
,a'5l fare sale dates February IA
O. Limit, February S. Prom g,,.-a
Ana north. branches included.
,ss,s A. L. CRAIG,
Gen, Pas Agent
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-29
Smiles

They have a new poet ohiso Iu Lane
county called MlHh
Politicians saliloquyi "ro aiver
iire o. BOT % adveriiss"
Western oTseon is edited BY a man
Who is almost philosopher
There viii b. political surpH.s
party April 90 10 ofegoa. Another
Juno q
Oar platform susain che puhl.s
eshofll abolish railroad passes and 90.
vslop Oregon
Ali'any Democrat "a s aot hir 10
miludge q mau iusi becsuso he sons,
from R|lvefion.
What Il ihe uss spending money ad
Vefiislug corporations that are dcsIf'
''' -" requires q probably
faqulua nay AZ harbar ~ refuge
80 .''l.'' '' ras' article uith
10 ''' '''.' Reporter
.
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'sl' '''' man h's ihe di'ila'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-29
rhas IA Iohna I'M ToRn.

Hon. C.. A. Johns, Of Baker City, has
been in the city for a few days, meet.
ing friends and becoming acquainted
with Western Oregon Republicans, Of
whom he already knew a great many.
He leaves this evening for Eugene, and
expects 20 be back to Salem to attend
the Lincoln banquet.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-29
HOP
WIRE

FOUR CARS OF WIRE To App,,,,
IN FEBRUARY. PLACE YOUR on.
DERs NOW AND GET SPECIAL
Low PRICES FoR BEST eUATTTv
or WIRE
wALTER MoRLEY
go o'oF' Street. salsn. o,.,o,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-29

pf.sel several pages of closely typo
written matter but 400 objections were
m.lnLN Ln.hn-llL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-29
A HEALTHY OLD AGE
OFTENTHE BESTPARTOFLIFE
Hslp for Women Passing Through
Change Of Life

Providence has allotted rs each at
least seventy years In which TO fulfill
our mission in life, and IL is generally
our own fault II we die prematurely.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-29

/ salem is a progressive town. Sam
Jones and Elbert Hubbard lectures
don't 20 here. They could got 50 lit
lie assurance Of a house they did not
stop here.
IF there are any street car lines,
light or water plants in western Ore
pon that hasa't been shaped up by an
eastern capitalist we haven't heard Of
it. Development develops.
Ashland Tribunes Make lifc's
pathway easier and pleasanter by
wearing Browns star5.Star shoes for
men and women and children. You
can end them 40 the Racket Store.
santiam News, For many years our
legislative assemblies have been a de-
fusion and a snare. j. has as rule.
done things The masses Of The people
dId not want. AMI left undone the
things that they wanted
sss
ono candidate got mad because we
lold him that we believed In giving
any public official who did reasonably
well a denomination. Sorry but II
Billy Clarke were the state printer
we'd ask the same thing for him.
ss-
Editor Digger, santiam News on|
woman suffrage. "As the women get
about everything that they seriously
undertake to get, and they say they
arc very much in earnest ihis time,
We the men, might as we'll surrender
unconditionally; for We will have 20
do ~ sooner or later"
Oregon city Couricr Tho public
Official who cufupuy bartcr away
Tho rights of those who have oniust
~ him With representative power isl
hot hi 20 associate with higbwaymen. |
thieves and robbrra for such 1ssocia
ION might tend io bring those 90 Die
stage OF degradation. Hut
here is no doubt chat many seek pub
io profermoni for Ho other purpose
ban 90 seIl oHi ta the highest b.bkrl
ho rights of those whom tbey repro
ent
~ BROTHER Lyon. af tb5 luIspanI
nco West Side. persists iH bic ln |
sfminuiion 10 support only those lrg
'laiIyo candidates who sign lhr ser.
ior.al pledge ho may eventually duI
necessary 90 become "a candidate
imsslf 10 order 20 carry out hi. cher
.hei whim. Prom present prospects
iassn'i seem probable ihat ans rot
1uuty candidate oH riibsf ticket wull
.gn this unreasonable auI impustIs.
Do pleigr roik C5uaiy Observer
Just watch the aspIrauts take that
ledge
Daily Register Every little wlHs|
,anliiats floats into Eugene. nrl
.ithleombe, who would give b.s best
'uey s'W Go Fai tIs foot Iuia Me-
shoes. was tsrs Sos
r'hy lt's bard to understand how
20 Mih,somhe expects support. when
b. ready 90 state boldly uHI without
serve h.s opinion on amy public auss.
Pea II sou waHt h.s yiews ou anvil D
pie sou rau obtain ibsm by asking
q them He 10 "a man With opinions
.l. DO BE- conceded shIs ones Per
.r' atisr 90 ts o. hst ths man Who'll
w emerge ham fhe primary election
.th votes ia rart Dc would d. raI q
frris' ilis canvass shows h.m taI
lh'.3 ihe principles trr which hsI
imaFN law Was Isssntlan ID
W.a''r'es, nothing ta conceal a.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-29

tion on this subject given on applica
tion AZ the Office. 1.2g.1wks
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-29

IF there are any street car lines,
light or water plants in western Ore
von that hasa't been SNAPPED up by an
eastern capitalist we haven't heard Of
it. Development develops.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-29

salem is a progressive town. Sam
Jones and Elbert Hubbard lectures
don't 20 here. They could got 50 lit
tie assurance Of a house they did not
stop here.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1906-01-27
HONOLULU BAR UNANIMOUSLY
ENDORSES JUDGE ROBINSON.

The Honolulu Bar met at noon
last Saturday and unanimous
re endorsed Judge w. J. Robinson
for reappointment for Circuit
Judge.
The largest meeting ever held
by that organization was had and
irrespective of politics stood to a
man for the Judges reappoint-
ment.
Those present were; D. l.. With
ington, Judge Perry, ]. Alfred
Magoon, J. o. Lightfoot, Judge
Whitney, Frank Andrade, George
A. Davis, c. l.. Clemons, E. A.
Mott-Smith, A. G. Corroa, c. l..
Peterson, County Attorney E. A.
Douthitt, A. G. NJ. Robertson,
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1906-01-27
BREAKWATER AND DREDGING
OF KAHULUI HARBOR AN
ASSURED FACT.

On behalf Of the Kahului Rail.
road Co. contract has been sign.
ed by Alexander & Baldwin with
the Hawaiian Dredging Co. where
by the latter agrees to build break
water from a point on the beach
on the Paia side of the oil tanks
at Kahului to the American Girl
Rock, a distance of two thousand
one hundred feet. 1t is understood
that the contract price is one hun
dred thousand dollars and will be
paid for in full by the Kahului
Railroad Co.
The plans call for a breakwater
two hundred and fifty feet wide
on the bottom, one hundred feet
wide on the top, and eight feet
above high water.
This will make as safe and quiet
harbor as there is in the Hawaii
an islands and in all kinds of
weather passengers may step from
the wharf at Kahului onto the
steamer and freight may be landed
direct and while the facilities are
better fer loading freight than any
where in the territory except Ho-
nolulu she will soon rival even her,
the pride of the group.
Maui has bright future before
her and much of her past and fu-
ture prosperity will be due to the
enterprises of Alexander and Bald
win. Kahului is destined to be a
busy sea port and all of Maui will
be benefited thereby.
twill surprise many to know that
Kahulu1 harbor is to be dredged
to depth of thirty two feet which
will give ample depth for the pre-
sent for the large sugar freighters
that regularly take large shipments
from this busy port.
The contract for the dredging
has already been let, articles of a.
greement signed and the Hawaiian
Dredging Company will begin
operations soon.
In order to insure labor for the
local men superintendent R. w
Filler succeededin getting sti'
pulation to the effect that certain
number of local men should be
selected by him to work on the
dredger and breakwater.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1906-01-27
BRAKEWATER
AT KAHULUI.
Contract let to Hawaiian Dredging Company
to build two thousand one hundred
foot BreakWater
KAHULUI RAILROADS new TRACK.
Cars will be in WaiuEu next week---Honolulu Bar
KAHULUI RAILROADS. new TRACE
Cars will be in Wailuku next week--Honoluu Bar
reendorses Robinson--$750,000
worth Of bonds sold.

company will not increase rates at
all which should be greatly appre-
ciated by the people here.
The writer has travelled over
many of the short roads OF the
Pacific coast and on none OF them
has he found better service nor
rates as low as they are on the
Kahului Railroad.
The stockholders of Olaa Plan
tation are painfully aware that
there is vast difference between
rates on the railroad between Olaa
and Hilo and those in vogue on
the road here.
The public are perhaps not a.
ware that the policy of the supe-
rintendent of the Kahului Rail-
road has been such as to give en-
ployment to many Hawaiians to
the exclusion of imported Asiatics
but that is nevertheless the facts
The plan has been to give en-
ployment when there were no ships
in the harbor TO the local men and
pay them the same wages for pick
and shovel work they received
when engaged on the wharf al
though this work could have been
done for much less money by en-
ploying common laborers who do
not command the high rates OF
pay that these men do.
Another innovation which will
be appreciated by all who have
freight is the extension to the Wal
luku Sugar Co.'s new mill of a
branch road on which will be run
all of the freight of the Sugar Co.
and thus keeping separate all OF
the freight of the public and great
ly facilitating the dispatch and de-
livery of small freight for the
general public.
Nor is this the last of the i'm
provements contemplated by this
company but further improvements
will be made that will be of very
great benefit to the whole of Maui
During the six and one hall
years of Superintendent R. w. Fill
ler's incumbency over three hundred
thousand Dollars have been expend-
ed in improvements and all labor
has been performed by local men
Maui should foster such enterprises
as this and give every encourage
ment possible.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1906-01-27
THE KAHULUI RAILROAD co.
EXTENDS SYSTEM.

The Kahului Railroad Company
ever ready to meet the requirements
of freight and passenger traffic
and even going out of its way to
accommodate the travelling public
has recently completed its new
system to upper Paia and within a
few days will have its trains run
ming into the edge of the business
portion of Wailuku.
The Company has been at at ex-
pense of over twelve thousand
dollars in building the extensions
to Wailuku proper and while this
will be of great accommodation to
the public and to shippers the
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1906-01-27
CAMPBELL SELLS ADVANTAGE
OUSLY NEW BOND ISSUE.

Governor Carter received cable
gram frim Treasurer Campbell
stating that he had sold the $3.50,
900 bond issue at 9Ss. He did not
say whether the sale was private
or competitive. The Governor in
return cabled his approval.
These bonds will bear interest at
1866 per cent, the lowest rate
obtained so far on Territorial bonds.
If the rate of sale and the inter-
est are considered, the money for
the bond will cost only 1866 per
cent net. An added advantage
about this issue is that the bonds
may be issued as the money is
needed to pay for public works, so
that the Thrritory will not have to
pay interest for money lying unused
in the treasury.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1906-01-27
MONEY ORDER FEES.

Orders payable at Honolulu
for small amounts, current post
Office rates. And for amounts
exceeding One Hundred Dollars
20 cents per hundred. Orders
payable at any MAINLAND POINT,
current post Office rates or 30
cents per One Hundred Dollars.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1906-01-27

chairman of the local Republican
organization national committee
man, and president of the Bar
Association; F. E. Thompson,
Judge w. A. Whiting, S. H. Der
by, H. G. Middle-Ditch, T. NJ.
Harrison, Lyle A. Dickey, United
State District Attorney, R. w.
Breckons, United States Attorney
]. J. Dunno, A. Lewis, B. L. Marx,
Henry Holmes, E. NJ, Watson,
w. W. Thayer, Cecil Brown, Judge
George D. Gear. Never before have
so many of the leaders of the Bar
been gathered together for meet
ing and never have they acted with
such unanimity. 1t was decided
to cable at once to President Roose-
welt and Attorney General Moody,
giving the result of the meeting.
The object of the meeting was
stated by President Robertson
after applications of E. M. Watson,
and w. A. Greenland for member
ship were favorably acted upon.
d. L. Wilmington, of Castle &
Wilmington, at once offered the
resoluation published here with. In
offering it, he said:
'It seems to me that the only
question before us is weather in
view of the governor having with
drawn his endorsement the Bar AS
sociation desires to stand by
its unanimous recommendations
of Judge Rabinson. Speaking for
myself alone and also for other as
far as / have been able to discover,
l find the members of the Bar AS
sociation unanimous in the senti-
ment that the governor made a
mistake of judgment surely, in the
matter. Nothing has occurred to in
the slightest degree affect the ap-
pointment. Feeling this way, and
to bring the matter before us, be-
cause we ought to have a full and
fair comprehension of the matter, l
have some resolutions to offer. 1t
is important to the community that
Justice full and fair be administer
ed by courts not only beyond self
seeking motives and political in
fluenoes, but free alike from the
legislative and executive depart
ments. THE resolution offered
was as follows.
Whereas, The Honorable George
R. Carter, Governor, has with
drawn his support from the Homo
rable w. J. Robinson, Third Judge
of the Circuit Court of the First
Circuit, as a candidate for reap
pointment to said position, and
Whereas, This Association feels
that said Juge is fully qualified for
said office and deserves re-appoint-
ment.
Now, Therefore Be 1t Resolved,
That the Hawaiian Bar Association
heartily favors the re-appointment
of said Judge and hereby re-affirms
it's recommendation of his reap
pointment.
And Be 1t Further Resolved,
That copies of this Resolution be
sent to the President of the United
States and the Attorney General
at Washington, and that the Presi.
J dent of this Association be instruct
ed to at once cable the gist of the
same to the President and the At
torney General. A rising vote was
called for, by Breckons. When
Robertson put the question the
entire meeting rose with a jump
excepting Lyle A. Dickey, to vote
in the affirmative. The noes were
called upon to rise and still Dickey
remained seated, so that his at
titude remains a dark secret. Per.
: haps, it was suggested, his is the
name that has been cabled by
Garter, and that he therefore de-
lclined to vote on Robinson.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1906-01-27
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
A prominent citizen and leader

A prominent citizen and leader
in politics threw us bouquet the
other day while in our store. "What
a singularly neat store you have,
everything so up to date, and you
seem to carry nearly everything, "
he remarked.
1t is all quite true our stock is
new, fresh and up to date, and we
do carry almost everything. Just
try us and you will find we are quite
correct in our assertion.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1906-01-27

DIRECTORS.
Z. D. Tenney, J. A. McCandless,
G. H. Atherton, E. +. Bishop.
Transact a General Commercial
and Savings Business.
Correspondence Solicited.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-14

peoples concert at Center church Sat urday evening, is very i'll with tonsilitis at her home in Waterbury. This was the reason of her absence Saturday.
 The aid society of Christ church, West Haven, will meet this afternoon in the parish house; during Lent the ladies are making garments for an Indian girls school in wyoming, shorhue In- dians. Rev. J. Roberts is minister In church. At 4:3O o'clock Rev s. A. Christensen will deliver an address to
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-14

43 Grove, cor Orange St. Tel 1922. Delivery.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-14
workers. A supper will be serv.

women workers. A supper will be serv- ed to the ladies fby Mrs. D. T. Weleh Mrs. Harriett Tyler, and Mrs George Warner, The proceeds will be used for missions. Different lady members of the society will have charge of these weekly suppels.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-14
10W BArEs TO CALIFORNIA.

From February IA to April 6, inclu- sive, the Lehigh Valley railroad will sell tickets, New York to San Francis co, Los Angeles, Portland. Seattle and all other important points on the Pa ciflc coast, at rate $50, Berth in sleep CT, accommodating two persons. 30. Choice of routes. Full particulars by addressing A. J. Simmons, G. B. P. A., 955 Broadway, New York.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-14
PERSONAL

Mir and Mrs. Rutherford Trowbridge and Miss Trowbridge are expected to return from the south early next month. Prof. D. Cady Baton will deliver the next of the highly interesting series of lectures on 'The History of French and
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-14
ernonn at 3 o'clock.

Mayor Bryan F. Nathan of New Lon- don was in this city yesterday visiting friends. He is a member of the dem ocratic state central committee.
 Miss Katherine Churchill, the violin ist who was to have assisted at the
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-14

Well, no doubt the legislature will enact remedial laws" Good Lordl Can't they let bad enough alone?'- Puck.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-14
INnr1sTR1A

INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE. The Defenders and Dragons contest ed last night and the Dragons won two out of the three games.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-14
For n nttIe while on this fact

HIS An important OHe AOE yOus
 The essentials necessary for good health and strength giving quail ities cannot be realized when you try to nourish your body with old. tough and tasteless meat.
 In order to assure pourself of proper nutriment from Beef it is necessary that the cattle be well fed and fatted, properly slaughtered and dressed, and last but not least. it should be properly taken care of by the store butcher.
 This is what is done at our place, that is why our meats are nutritious, wholesome and palatable. Choice Heavy Fatted Cattle properly cut is what has won for us our present bus mess.
 Lyman Lamb. Country Veal. Southern and HOt-HOuse Vegetables.
 DIETER BROTHERS.
 43 Grove, cor Orange St. Tel 1922. Delivery.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-31
HOME COMPANY May
ERECT BUILDING

A six or seven story office struc-
ture to be erected on Riverside
avenue is being contemplated by
the Home Telephone company If
the building is erected it will be
On property west of Howard street
On Riverside avenue.
Officials of the company spent
some time recently in Spokane
looking over sites for a building in
which to locate their headquarters.
They foun1 that down town prop
erty was held at such a price that
it would be poor investment to
buy and use it solely for the offices
and mechanical department of the
company.
Purchasing Agent Tucker recon-
mended that the company purchase
Riverside avenue site and erect
:. six or seven story Office structure
on it and the matter Is being con-
sidered by the directors of the
company DIT present.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-31
The Chi|dIesS Women of the Avenues

Fifteen census takers the school
Chicago week These enumera
child The takers
ENOUGH CHILDREN IN THIS FASHION
DISTRICT TO PAY FOR A DINNER.
Ghetto stockyards region the
work and MAKING
BIG WAGES.
That say suicide" district
children.
region
daughters
entirely without children.
wealthy home animals and and
discount The lady of the finds and
after while children,
If there turned to the the
In fashionable houses children regarded "encum
bnces They interfere with the dissipation
The something penalty
Though they
Why there is something absolutely alarming about these close hui
through caring deeply
about few pobe?"TIIS is NO MADE ARGU-
MENT. 1t is certain circles
Some aply said that without children a
pretty weed it be, but life neither
flowers fruitage.
brings deep worry
and fear into the life
both joy and make well
suffering rpen life Without its joys
beauty of M without its meaning
When the race suicide woman looks at the future she
coil Some day dissipation will lose its zest Some
lose her beauty Some day she
that with Some day her heart will
day she will be mountaineering up disu-
stoned. OLD, WORN, CHIIDLESs!
All who puzzle brain your You who
sit by their sick beddes through
brood You who make and
cid school, You who
long for the things big stores and turn
away because of the chldrens
when the mschevous boys
CHDLEss WOMAN OF you change places
with the naughty thing who against
garden without flowers without
big hearty hugs sisters kiss for going Europe
when chose but denied the your precious
flesh and blood? Would you?
And Mrs Calumet Prairie it
to dodge the duty the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-05-31
NEW COMPANY
SUCCESSFUL

About 1000 subscribers have
been secured by the solicitors of
the Home Telephone company. The
company's officers announce that
the automatic system will be in
stalled in Spokane by January or
February Of next year.
One thing that is greatly aiding
the new company in its canvass for
subscribers is the extremely I'M
satisfactory service which the Pa
cifc States Telephone & Telegraph
company Is giving its patrons.
While the service of the concern
has as a rule always been bad. 1t
is exceptionally poor at the present
time.
Poles for the new tompany's
lines will begin to arrive in few
days and supplies to equip the
lines are being sent to Spokane as
fast as they can be secured. In
week or two construction work
will begin.
The company will have two sta.
lions, one upon each side of the
river, but the location of neither
has been definitely decided upon
lyet
The company will have an ex
cellent long distance service. Work
has been started on a line from
Bellingham Bay to Portland. In 6
short time construction will begir
on a line from Seattle to Spokane
The long distance line will reach
Spokane about the time the loca
system is installed.