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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-14
0DELL TAKES RAP
At ROOSEVELT.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.-B. B. Odell of
Newburg, former Governor and ex-
chairman of the State Republican com
ment of the Republican State campaign
was the most Jasmine" that he ever
knew. The whole State ticket he said
might Just as we'll have been elected.
AS the result stood it looked like
Democratic victory and left the Re
publican party in bad shape with ma
tional campaign coming on. The Re
publicans, he declared. made no cam
paign at all but put it all upon
Hughes shoulders.
Il heard absolutely nothing about
any State campaign up my way" said
Odell I'VE did not know there was
headquarters down here. l wasn't IN
formed of anything that was going on.
Ny advice was never asked once. Many.
of my friends all over the State had
the same experience.
Even when Ar. Hughes was touring
my county l was not notified or con-
suited I wasn't informed of the small
est details"
Continuing. Odell said
THE people of this State have always
resented the interference of a President
of the United States in their local cleo
tions. They have done SO since the
days of De Witt Clinton. 1 think that.
the interference of President Roose-
welt did more harm than good.
IT do not wish to appear in the role
of general critic of the conduct of the
campaign, but so far as Lean make out
there was no real campaign. No use
was made of the record of the .Repub-
lican party. 1t was all a case of per-
sonalities between the candidates for.
Governor
Odell said that Hearst was greatly
strengthened as political factor by
his campaign and that while he might
not be elected President he was a man
to be reckoned with in the future. He
said that combination of Bryan and
Hearst would be hard one for the
Republicans to beat.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-14
La TOILETTE RAPS
SMOOT's WORK.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL


SALT LAKE. Nov. 12-Senator Rob-
ert NJ La Toilette of Wisconsin was
escorted to the platform OF the Mormon
Assembly Hall tonight by Apostle Reed
Smoot of Utah. He left the hall with
out the escort of Smoot. The reason
for this is that in his lecture La Fol-
lette made remarks about Smoot which
the latter did not like.
La Toilette came to this city to de-
liver a lecture under the auspices of
the Young Mems Mutual Improvement
Association. an organization of the
Mormon Church. Smoot went to the
train to meet the Wisconsin Senator.
took him to the hall and sat on the
platform. smiling blithely until La Fol-
iette began to speak.
The Wisconsin Senator talked on
current political issues and paid espe-
cial attention to railroad rate legisIa-
tion. He then took up in detail the
vote on the amendments and read
Shoots record on each. maintaining
that in every instance Smoot had voted
for the railroads and against the In
te-ests Of the public. The audience was
composed largely of Mormons and
Snloot seemed surprised at their ap-
plause of this part of La Follctte's ad-
dress.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-14
DID OIL TRUST TRY
To BRIDE JURY?

FINDLAY, o., Nov. 13.-Charges of
attempts at bribery of the members of
the petty jury. which sat in the Probate
Court here in September during the
prosecution of the Standard Oil case.
were presented to the Grand Jury,
which convened today. Several mem
berss of the jury. who sat in the trial
of the case in which verdict was
rendered finding the Standard Oil Com
pany guilty of violation of the valen-
tine antitrust law, we're interrogated
by the Grand Jury this afternoon.
While the utmost secrecy is main
tained. Prosecutor David who conduct
ed the prosecution of the Standard Oil
case and is directing the Grand Jury
investigation. said this afternoon that
all rumors in connection with the al
legged attempted bribery would be gone
into thoroughly 1t is expected that
the Grand Jury will make its report to-
morrow afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-14
Restraining Order Gives Mackenzie
Place and Control Of Patronage.
Croker Deserts
Spear to Join
Herrin Man.

Beautifed by an order of court,
which will serve to keep him in
Office until after the inauguration
of Gillett, and the probability of
reappointment then, Harbor Conn
missioner Mackenzie looks SO
good to Commissioner Croker
that Crocker had deserted his for
mer second self and clasped with
Mackenzie the mace that will jolt
Spear out of further participation
in the distribution of State Har-
Dor Commission patronage
Johnnie Mackenzie has won
the first round of his fight to re-
tain possession of his Office as
member OF the State Board of
Harbor Commissioners in def
ance of Governor Pardees recent
appointment of Senator J. G.. Mat
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-14
SOLDIERS DAT TIE
IN CHEYENNE.

CHEYENNE, Wyo.. Nov. ia bat
tie amongst soldiers occurred on the
streets of Cheyenne tonight. A de-
tachment of artillerymen from Fort
Russell attacked number of infantry
men. all on leave. Each side fought
desperately with knives Five men
were cut and slashed. One is expected
to die. The wounded were taken to the
hospital
The cause of the fight Is an old feud
existing between the two arms of the
seryicc.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-14
NEWSPAPERS SCORE
THE ANTI-ALIEN ACTION HERE
Press of the Mfkado's Kingdom De-
nounces Procedure in San Fran
cisco DfsgraccfuI.

VICTORIA. Nov 13.-Japanese news
papers received here by the Empress
of China are filled with comment re-
garding the anti-Japanese demoastra-
tion at San Francisco. Some write
bitterly. The Nippon says the pro
cedure at San Francisco is disgraceful
from the point of view of American
manhood 1t is an echo of the cry
of the unfit to be suffered to survive.
Seeing themselves threatened with
subnergence in the struggle of life.
they fall back upon weapons univer-
sally condemned by civilization
The battleship Satsuma., I9060 tons.
Will be launched lat Yokusuka No
vember 15 The Emperor will be
present at the launching and the oc-
casion will be celebrated, this being
the first battleship TO take the water
from a Japanese dock.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-14
CAPTURED GuNBoAT roR MILITIA

WASHINGTON. Nov. 13.-The cap
tured Spanish gunboat sAlvarado. which
has been recently used as practice
ship at the Naval Academy. will be
formally transferred to the naval
militia of Louisiana at the Norfolk
navy yard next Thursday and will be
taken by the raiiitiamen of that State
to New Orleans. where the vessel will
be stationed for the use of the Louis
lana naval battalion.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-14

toS of Alameda to succeed him.
Judge seawen declared yesterday that
Mackenzie was the Herbor Commits
sioner de facto and continued in ersct
the restraining order issued TO prevent
the seating of Mattos as a member OF
the board
Judge SeaweIl did not render a writ
ten opinion. but declared that Nacken-
zie had not given up the ONCE. and that
on the facts as shown he had some
show of right to retain his position.
making the question OF the length Of
his term at least a debatabls on~.
which should be determined through
quo warranto proceedings before TIE
Supreme Court. The restraining order
was accordingly ratified. pending a de-
termination of the case by the Su-
preme Court and quo warranto pro-
ceedings will probably be instituted
Immediately by Senator Mattos through
the Attorney General.
CRoCKER DESERTS SPEAR.
Mackenzie claims to hold his position
by virtue of an appointment by Cow
ernor Pardee on February a. 1903. on
which date the Governor sent his name
to the Senate and issued his commits
sion. Mattos contends that Governor
Pardee's appointment was merely a
ratification Of the appointment made by
Governor Gage on March Is. 1902. dur
ing a recess. of the Senate. and that
Mackenzie's term of four years dated
from that time instead OF from the date
Of the second commission issued by
Governor Pardee.
Strangely coincident with the report
that Judge Seawell had continued the
injunction. the-tip went out along the
water front that Crocker. Pardee's sec
ond appointee, had deserted the good
ship Spear and entered into an unholy
alliance with Mackenzie to set at
nGught the plans OF Pardee. by leaving
Spear out of further voice In the mat
ter of appointments. Spears term OF
four years will expire next March. when
Mackenzie claims his term ends. With
Mattos on the board for a term OF four
years. Crocker for two and Spear serv-
ing until March. Pardee could not only
call his own the Mattos strength and
effectually rap Metcalf. but he would
be able to postpone until after the next
Senatorial election the beneficial use Of
the plums of the harbor service by
Gnlett and Perkins for the beneft OF
Perkins. which. read reverseIy. meant
the piucking OF the same plums for
the Pardee Senatorial dessert
MACKENZIE HAS HOPES
The sudden ascendeacy OF Macken-
zie's star and the detection Of crocker.
which Is generally accepted along the
water front. gives rise to the BELIEF
Continued ON Page 2, Column 8
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-14
NAY SUCCEED AMBASSADOR.

LONDON, Nov. 13.-Gerald Lowther.
the British minister at Tangier. is men
toned as the possible successor to Sir
Mortimer Durand as ambassador of
Great Britain at Washington
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-14
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
NEWS TODAY.

YESTERDAY-Clear; west wind. Maximum
temperature, IS; minimum temperature, 5s.
FORECAST FOR ToDAY-Cloudy; not Sc
warm light northwest winds, changing to south
west. Page IL
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-14

EJARBOR
Habor Perkins and dscred OeaK
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-14

contlauea On Fase :, column 5
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-14
MACkE1z-1 HAS HOPES


The sudden ascendeacy OF Macken-
zie's star and the detection Of crocker.
which is generally accepted along the
water front. gives rise to the belief
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-10
A. p. ABBOTT &
fresh HaIibut !!

We were able to gct the fresh
caught this week tuot frozen
stock Also Sea Trout, Fresh
salmon, Mackerel, Haddock,
Cod, Lake Trout. Bullponr,
Pike and Perch. Fresh lot Of
Fnnan Haddies and Kippered
Herring daily. Be sure and get
Oysters 81 lis and get the best
CITY FISH MARKET
Heath & Batchelder.
Tel. l0-2. IS No. Main ST.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-10
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Aaction this evening
Black Cat hose at Abbott
New cut wark ri Fits next week,
Furs oi second aaor At Nauehan's
Catholic church fair All next week
al Hales Pavilion.
Hind legs IF lamb, 3 cent? per pound.
Granite City Cash Meat and Grocery
store
5-iuch I'll silk taffeta ribbon ~
ehangeable effects fof i5c per yard az
Hewy's On Saturday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-10

VT. q. ". tIfIl4, ~ HUNTINGDON. Atnfn
manager f0r the giicago. New York
Electric Air Line f. K. stock u is town
Hancock S ca. Oh South Bldg, Boston,
Mass. Fiscal agents for tie san b this
stock. have their branch office iB Yer.
mont in tie Howard National Bank
Bldg. Burlington The Air Line road
Is TO be $50 mites long. 100 miles shorter
than the Snsauthanna. The running
time between Chicago ANA New York.
when the road i completed viii Be ten
hours. and the fare ten dollars Han
eack 4 60. have appointed MI. u y Cate
81 the + r. Gate neal Estate Agency. AZ
their local representative for the sale Oh
tho stock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-10
TOOLATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

y
TO REST--Ne % Brook street, y r0oma md
md srd aoor; nfst-classi electric lights, set
cellar and front enfrAnee hay ag Ms patfar4
son.a. rear II same hease Y. 1. SMITH y
west street, ~ II
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-10

thereby give NOTICE tHas VIII n0t pay any
hills foF ny haabsnd Enrico nro@gfni. residing
ssnd hifis % him. MRS GLEuFE BROGgfNI
Sew F0rk City. 2pfi1s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-10

"a neto che non rf2paalcrA nceauun del
Elm rhe mi sara pfeeeal4to fArdiuAtf fafti
aal masito Kurinn Hrnwgini resi8Nsnte ii
barre VI 4 egBHtt0ri : sni persauaie ~ riVpi-
eano a msdesirno. NEiS. cLEOFE BBOGGISI,
View Work City 9l4tgs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-10
Clothes of Quality

Our Clothing the result Of genius First the genius
Of the who design the patterns Of the CLOTH the
genius of the who the garments and the gen
OF the taiiors who build and mould them the finest
Clothing produced in America today We've you much
about our Clothing, but all the telling make but small
part of the impression that actual wearing experience will
give You know you depend you right up
to the minute in style you feel well see, pcrfcc-
ton. Mems Fall Suits Of beauty and excellence $3.50
1000, 100 $500. Oyercoats of grace and luxury
ST. so, 1000, 1900, or $500 Hats and Haberdashcry
up above the level Of the ordinary moderate prices
You get your minds worth and your moneys worth in
transaction you make here.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-01

y. g. Brock went to Salem this morn
ing.
born, to Mr.. and Mrs Eli Davidson,
a daughter.
G. W. Russell recently moved near
Jefferson.
Hugh Russell has moved into r..
Ruthcrford's place.
Mr.. o. Swanson moved his family In
10 tho wyaut house Saturday.
Mr.. W. II. Berry moved into tho
house owned by M A. Barber.
Mrs NJ Buorcr aud family have
moved onto tho John Fasaett's proper
~.
Mr. A. II. Woods aud family moved
from tho Ashby property 10 Mr.. Ton
Cornelius place.
Mr. shippy sold his team Of horses
Wednesday. He has almost reeovero,
from bic recent accident
Mrs Frank MutE returned from
jefferson Wednesday, where she haf
bccn under tho Doctors care.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-01

every inch Of tho steel framework is
completely iueased Ia porous teFFa
Gotta. Tho partitions are Of the same
material.
From the sub cellar. thirty feet be-
low the street, 10 the top door, Fun
two IRE proof sJaiFeases, constructed
on the Gustayino arch system OF mar
ble, supported by heavy slabs OF tile.
In the eolonnades running around the
building there are "A CoFiuthiau col.
umns OF Fox island granite, 80 feet
high aud over Eve feet In diameter
Special machinery had 20 be designed
10 quarry these huge masses Of stone.
Marbles Of various hues, iron grin
work and bronze are used In different
rooms. staircases and corridors
seulptured groups Of heroic proper.
tions are placed az the several en-
frances On the Battery side staul
80 America" and Europe" "Asia 20
and "Afriea" guard the State and
Whitehall entrances These groups are
the work OF Daniel Chester FIeneh.
and represent an outlay by the govern
ment OF s54 900 for the seulptor's ser
vices alone Twelve figures carved
from Maine granite rest upon the cor
nice OF the sixth story. These repre-
sent the great maritime nations Of the
past and are the work Of 81. Gauden'
Elwell and other famous seulptors. The
mammoth group over the main en-
trance typifying the nation is by Carl
Bitter.
In some WAYS not even the finest Of
the government buildings at Washing
ton can compare with the New York
custom house. Architects prophesy that
long after many Of the Washington
buildings have crumbled or burned up
the custom house will stand as a m0nu'
meut TO the indestruetibility Of the tile
protected steel structure, developed 10
perfection too late 70 be well repre-
sented among the older government
buildings Of the nation
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-01
A Fiing from England.

The London Morning Post gives Phil.
adelphia credit for having beaten, Tor
the moment IL not permanently, tho
"machiuc" that has controlled Il for
% long hut 10 expresses pronounced
doubt az 20 whether any lasting good
has been accomplished Tho Post says,
"Thc whole history Of municipal gov.
ernmsui In The United States shows
that while the Americans can destroy
they cauont construct. some TOO Gag
rant scandal may rouse them for a mo-
mont 90 overthrow a machine and %
an the air with good resolutions. But
good resolutions are acotlng things
while tho machine "a tho long run
snd under present conditions is indes'
tructibl0"
Tho annual reports of tho Nationa
Municipal hague contain abundant
proofs 20 the contrary The past teT
years have witnessed an unparalleled
amount Of the most valuable construct
i've work Tor better municipal condl
tions Ia this country,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-01
Scott Case Of wOOdbun.

In the circuit court Of Marion eoun-
~, depaFtment No 2, the suit Of A.
Bush and A. \. Bush OF Ladd a Bush,
against Charles Scott, Lulu Scott, the
Bank Of Woodburn, Coolidge a Me
Clane, Of silvsTton, Capital National
Bank, 81 al, was begun today.
Plaintiff alleges Charles scott and
Lulu Scott secured payment Of a prom
.ssory note Of slO3957 March rs, 1903
by giving a mortgage on property and
fixtures OF the WoodbuFn roller -four
ing mills, aud asks that premises be-
sold by sheriff and proceeds be applied
10 the payment Of the amount due plain
tna
The pnomissory note has not been
paid. and that other portions Of the
contract has been violated.
Hon Lou Adams, of silyerton, ap-
pears for the Coolidge a McClane
bank; Geo. @. Bingham, for La9i a
Bush. and several other lawyers for
interested parties.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-01
NEW YORK'S
CUSTOM
HOUSE
Said to Be the Finest Granite
Building Ia the World

"The finest carved granite building
in the world" was the verdict Of an
eminent French architect after he had
critically inspected the imposing IA.
cades, stretching nearly 200 feet along
Bowling Green, and running 2sO feet
in depth.
The exterior walls are built Of mass
i've granite block. backed by several
feet Of brick work and two inches Of
freproof terra Gotta, making a wall
nine feet thick In the center Of the
building is a covered court. with its
highly ornamented dome surrounded
by colonnades rising to the height Of
four stories.
Inside the building two rows Of
heavy steel columns run around the
entire structure thirty feet back from
the outer walls, one end Of the gir.
ders carrying the Aoots rests upon
these columns and the other end is
EMBEDDED In the masonry wall. In
this day Of "are proof" buildings.
which are not ere proof AZ an, the
architects gave special attention %
the form Of construction. 10 was felt
that a building Of such Importance
should be absolutely uuburnable. The
result Of this special study was de-.
cision TO 6reproof the entire building
with hollow tile blocks which In their
manufacture had been subjected 20 a
temperature Of 5000 degrees for several
weeks Tho average building Gre
develops about 1900 degrees Of heat
~ 10 can be seen that there Il a con
siderable margin Of safety here. Over
windows and corniccs whore tho ar
chitcctural effect required u, especial
ly designed terra Gotta blocks are
placed An the partitions. inner wal
Innings. and tho uausard roof are con
stuctcd Of hollow tile blocks an,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-01

ter 10 Maek's son. which falls into tho
hands Of the senior Sweeney Instead
OF getting into the hands of the junior
Tho senior Sweeney Immediately thinks
that Mrs. OBrisn. who Is tho stage
wife OF Murray Is in love with him.
and proceeds 90 fix himself up and be-
gin airtatlon with o'Breus wife,
much 20 her annoyance
In the three acts there Is much meF'
rimeut caused by Sweeney trying 20
make love. % Mrs. o BFien, Mrs
.OBrien trying 70 avoid him, and Mr.
.O'Brlen, feeling that bis wife Is gull
~. trying 20 trap them, This is the
complication that causes the fun. A
goodb sized chorus Is carried this sea-
son. both male and female, and many
handsome costumes will be shown, es-
peeially In the second act, whore Muir
raw aud Mack have provided twelve
hall room dresses that cost $1,000, Much
new music will be introduced, and
scenery complete for the entire pro
duenon will be carried. The com
panv this season also has am expert
electrician, who has complete charge
OF the light effects some OF which
will be found very beautiful.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-01

Mr.. n. o. Morris went 10 Newbcrg
this morning. Hls con, Of that place,
l. having trouble with bic eye, and it
is feared that Il will have 10 bc re
moved
The Marion Ladies' Ala Society
spent Last Thursday at tho pleasant
homo Of Mrs. Hall. Sewing carpet.
rags was the pasllmc. The society
meets this week with Mira Parker.
Tho 1ndopcndcnt Telephone Com
pauy viii bold their annual meeting
Saturday. Tho ladies are invited 90
come ani bring we'll allied baskets, and
social time will be enjoyed by all.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-01
Cured Consumption.

Mrs II. ". Evans. Clearwater Kan,
writes; My husband lay sick Tor three
months. The doctors said he had
quick consumption. We procured q
bottle Of Rallardgs IloFehound Syrup,
and d cured him. That was six years
ago. and since chen We have always
kept a bottle Ia the house We can
not DO without ID. For coughs aud
colds q has no equal, zoe, SOC and 81.
For sale by ID. J. Fry,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-01
Ercnrsions KvsrI Hour.

In order 20 give the people Of salem
an opportunity to see the bsautifui
country south Of Salem, and TO see the
development being made by the com
pauy. the Citizens Light 4 Traction
Company will run excursion cars 70 the
rock quarry, south Of Odd Fellows
ssmstsry, leaving the Willamstte hotel
IN even hours Enjoy a pleasant ride
and see for yourself.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-01
Incredible Brutality.

IL would have been Incredible bru-
tality If Chas. p. Lemberger, Of Syra-
euse. n. Y, had not done the best he
could for his suffering son. Ay
bow" he SAYS. "eut a fearful gash
over his eye 90 applied Buekien :
Arniea salve, which quickly healed q
and saved his eye" Good for burns
and ulcers. too. Only 25e az J. G. Per
~ Drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-01
Hans You Bright's piseass7

DR.. b. H. White, the well'knoWn
osteopath treats this maladg success
fully. His ofies Is at room sl, BFey'
man block. He has q large practice,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-01
WATCH
O'BRTEN
SATURDAY
He Gets Jealous and Does
Some Lively Stunts
With Sweeny

Murray and Mack, the old favorites,
are again going to pay us a visit next
Saturday, when they will present a new
comedy entitled "Around the Town. 4"
Murray and Mack have made Il a rule
through their career to produce a new
play every second season. Their new
piece is the seventh that they have
produced in their career Of fourteen
years AZ stars. This seasons comedy Is
In line with their former successes,
but is the most pretentious they have
ever had. and Edgar selden who has
written many famous successes, and
who Is the author Of this. has pro
vided them with an excellent vehicle
OF course. Mack is still the same little
fat Irishman who gets into al sorts
Of scrapes, and Murray Il the tall, thin
fellow who Is kept busy keeping his
little fat friend out Of trouble. but In
this piece, after the action gets going,
they are not quite 50 friendly because
the action Of the piece concerns let.
ter that has gone astray. Murray e
daughter In the play writes a love let
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-01
naran,s for - aroesries.

All the stock in Ragan's store, 4zs
Court street. is new and fresh IL pays
10 buy fresh groceries Phone zoo
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-01
why7

The following advertisement appear
ed recently in a prominent London
newspaper
Wanted Experienced business Wo-
nan a. mauageress, doorwalksr, super
visor; not necessarily eKPerieneed 10
haiTdreasing, bat must be tasteful Feiia'
be AMI bora about September 22d. -
Harper's Weekly.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-01
out Of the Long Ago.

Poeohontas had just performed the
rescue act.
oAnd your namei" she asked.
'.John smith" be replied.
Crazed with grief over the thought
that the man she had rescued was not
named Reginald Worthington she gave
a low sob and erept from the scene
Milwaukee Sentinel.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-01

Your stomach chunu and dipcsta
tho food you cat uAd n foul. or tor.
pld, OF out of ordor. yuur whole 40
tom sufora from blood poison. Hob
Astcr's ocly Mountain Tea keeps yOu
woll SO oouaS Tea or Tablota, DIT
stones Drug Store