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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-02

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-02

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-02

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-02

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-18
VIII Build Destroyers.

Washington, d. c., Aug. 1S.-The
naval constructors will soon begin
work on plans for the thre destroy
ers which are to be built this year
and which were authorized by con-
gress in the recent session, to cost
not more than $750,000 each. These
destroyers will represent a distinct
advance in that type of naval YES
sci. The principal characteristic will
be that of speed, and the turbines
with which the destroyers will be
equipped are expected to drive the
boats through the water at thirty
five and possibly thirty-six knots.
This is a big advance in speed when
It is considered that the destroyers
now under construction will have a
speed of thirty and one-half knots
The new destroyers will be of about
500 tons displacement, and will be
Of an ocean-going quality. Most OF
the experts believe that these plans
will represent the final stage in the
development of the destroyers for
many years to come. 1t is certain
hat no types of machinery now
Known will give a greater speed to
he destroyers than thirty-six knots. |
{ will mean the abandonment of the |
urface torpedoboat for one thing
md is expected by its advocates to
introduce a new peril to the battle
hip in time of war. A greater speed
you'd mean an increase in the size of
he destroyer, and this is not consid-
red advisable. The only hope of
reater speed for the destroyer is in
he application of the internal COM
ustion engine, which, as yet has not
cen developed sufficiently to be of
Sc in the destroyer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-18
Austrian Emperor's Birthday.

Vienna, Aug. 1S.-Emperor Fran.
els Joseph is celebrating his 10th
birthday today and the entire mon
archy Is celebrating the day with
him. 1t is safe to say that is, prob
ably not another ruler in the world
VINO Is so generally loved and re-
spected as Emperor Francis Joseph.
His unvarying kindness and generos-
ity, his deep religious nature and his
simplicity of character have endear-
ed him to his subjects and the tragic
events, which have darkened the
first 10 years of his life have won for
him the sincere sympathy of his peo-
pie.
In Difference to the wishes of the
emperor the celebration OF his birth
day was not of spectacular nature.
In the morning services of thanks
giving were held in all the churches
OF the city and throughout the conn
try. Special services were held NJ
the chapel in the Hofburg, at 81
stephens and at the church of ST
Augustine. All the churches were
crowded with spectators. The city
was handsomely decorated, with
that exquisite taste for the artistic
ana picturesque which characterizes
all such public demonstrations ,n
the old city. The most spectacular
feature of the day was the annual
birthday review of the Vienna parri. |
SON. There was no other pub,lc
demonstration. Business was prac. |
ucally suspended and the good bur- |
shers of Vienna devoted themselves
To pleasure Hundreds of thousands
went To the Prater. where the ususl
attractions awaited them. Others
went on excursions to points in the
beautiful surroundings OF the CITY
IN the evening there will be a Gen.
eral illumination and fireworks :,
the Prater. "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-18
FLAMES
SWEEP
FOREST

Sonora, Cal, Aug. 1S.-A de-
structive fire is still raging through
the section bounded by the South
fork of the Stanislaus river and Rose
cree, Tuolumne county, all of which
is badly burned. The district covers
nine miles in length, from Italian
Bar on the east, and from one to
three miles in width. Last night the
fire jumped across the South Stanis-
laus river, and a determined fight is
now being made to save the mill and
valuable Improvements of the Koltz
mine The progress of the flames has
in measure been checked on the
west, but is sweeping to the east and
south unchecked. 1t is now on the
timber belt, and a crew of fire fight
ers left this morning for the front,
and a determined fight will be made
to save valuable timber holdings,
which represent millions.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-18

FOR THE
SAILORS

Rockport, Mass, Aug. 1S.-Today
is a holiday for the sailors of Ad-
miral Evans fleet and with the per-
mission of the commander they are
enjoying shore leave to the fullest
extent. They are the guests of the
citizens of Rockport, who have sub
scribed literally for the entertain
ment of the boys. A big reception
has been arranged in honor of the
sailor boys and they will be wined
and dined to their hearts content.
This morning there was a big pa
rade, which made a highly favorably
impression. There will be games
and other entertainment in the af-
.ernoon and fireworks in the even
ng.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-18
Hotel Arrivals
Salem.

Salem.
L. NJ. Schuritzer, Salt Lake.
j. q. Martin, Hubbard.
A. G.. Smith, city.
e. e. Miller, Bonesteel, s. D.
H. Wise, Bonesteel, S. D.
j. o. Gillen, Portland.
A. j. Capson, Portland.
A. M. Shrum, Caldwell, Ida.
ID. w. Collins, Portland.
Geo. d. Goodhue, Portland.
j. w. Ratzeburg, Wallace, Ida.
Geo. S. Bingham, Golita, Cal.
R. E. Savage.
Cottage.
T. D. Young, Rochester.
Chas. A. Clocher, Portland.
Henry A. Townsend, Portland.
Byron Wright, Portland,
Mrs. A. w. Giesy, Portland.
Willamette.
l.. ID. Heater, San Francisco.
H. ]. Parkison, Portland.
w. B. Chase, Portland.
c. A. Pomeroy, Los Angeles.
Ernest Meyer.
S. F. Owen, Portland.
j. A. Fireman and wife, Portlan
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-18
BARNARD
GETS TWO
YEARS

Portland, Or, Aug. 1S.-Federal
Judge Hunt today sentenced George
w. Barnard, convicted of perjury IN
connection with the homestead claim
of Charles A. Watson, of Butte Val
ley, to two years on McNeill's Island,
and fned him $4,000. The sentence
of Watson, who turned states evil
dence, after conviction, was indef-
nitely postponed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-18
JOSEPH
BARNES
KILLED
Loses His Life at Gervais by
Chop Machine Belt

,Joseph Barnes was killed this
morning at Geryais by the belt or a
chopping machine. Mr.. Barnes has
always lived at Geryais and is well
known there. He was in the black
smith shop of George Nickel, who
has a chopping machine run by pow
er. His clothing caught in the belt,
and he was badly mangled. He only
lived about half an hour.
Mr.. Barnes is a member Of Protec-
ton Court, No. 40, Forresters of
and will be buried by that
order at 10 O'Clock Monday. He
leaves one daughter to mourn his
death.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-18
Cures sciatica

hev, W. L. Riley. LID. c,,.
New York. writes: "Atter S,, 60
DAYS OF exeruciating pain from 81.
TIC rheumatism. under various ,ra.. o.
,n nes.s' ! was induced to try BAL.
lard's Snow Liniment; the sr., a' 80
pnca''on giving my nrst relIs, 81 81
- ,as ' second entire relief. l can give
4 unqualified reeOmnendat,on s..s sS"
'0e' and si'oO. For sale by D. I Ss. ~.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-18
WHAT
PERKINS
THINKS
His Views on the Rebuilding
of San Francisco and IFS
Great Future

San Francisco's inevitable great
ness is said by United States Senator
George G. Perkins to be "predes-
tined by nature"
Senator Perkins Is one OF the
best known men in the West, and,
as one of the pioneers. has been a
striking figure In the marvellous de-
yelopment OF the Pacific coast. He is
typical Californian lover Of his
most lovable state, progressive in his
ideas--a builder OF empire.
The large enterprise In which he
is engaged gives him a commanding
view OF conditions as they actually
exist. His sangulne estimates OF
San Francisco's future is expressed
in the following article to Progress.
Abiding confidence In San Fran
cisco is justified fully by calm consid-
GRAFTON OF the various factors that
are bound. locally, To- contribute
forever TO its prosperity. Blessed
with an invigorating climate and by
the most splendid geographical posi-
tion on the Pacific coast. heir in
finality to the commerce OF the
Orient. Nature has predestined that
IL shall be one OF the most pictur-
esque, comfortable and prosperous
cities on the North American conti-
nent. Earthquakes and fires are
but Incidents, neither of which have
power TO discourage the people or
dampen their enterprise and patriot
ism.
The casual observer In San Fran
cisco, since the fire OF last April,
cannot fail TO see on every side indi-
cations OF indomltable courage and
determination, such as seldom, II
ever. have been paralleled. This is
no more than was to have been ex-
pected in the light of history.
The Spirit Of the Pioneer.
San Francisco was built by plo-
neers, men who were hardy, enter
prising, bold; who met reyorses with
q smile and renewed determination
10 accomplish their purposes, what
ever the obstacles might be that In
tervcned: men whose foresight WAS
eqnai TO their enterprise and will
power, who felt that only time was
needed to bring rich and full frui-
ZION to their hopes OF greatness for
me sunny land OF adoption. Hero
Ihey determined To plant the seeds
of American progress and lay deem
me foundations OF the future great
Pacific commonwealth.
With such people II was 10 be ex
'ected that their descendants would
'e brave and strong In the presence
~ trouble. Il has been said Once ,
Californian always a Californian. 4"
rhe people OF the favored state are
'ttached strongly to Il. Their fond.
less for their home Is exceptionally
'rdent They are permanent popu.
alton aud as such nx their charao.
erisiics indelibly upon the body ,
'olltie' The traits now manifested !
re an earnest zeal for the conduct :
4 the people OF the future. Yhey !
re an insurance that the work in
and VIII be undertaken energetic !
'iy and prosecuted with vigor.
SKATES and cities are made by the !
eople who dwell within their bor- :
ers' There Is no reason 70 antIoi.
ate that the people OF San Fran 4
laoc VIII fall short of their duty or 5
All TO avail themselves Of the won.
erfnl opportunities that Nature and 9
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-18
Stop That Conpr

When a cough, a tIck,,Dv ..
,ao, ,'a'ion IN the throat makes Won
,sel uncomfortable take Bal,sTs'a .ya =
O'enound Syrup. Don't wait rn.r
NE NE disease has gone beyond contro, tr,,'
W., va Aaa sa, Mrs J. A. Anderson, ga
west 9th ST.. Salt Lake citv r,oS 'Os
write: Ni'y' Utah.
svr0n We think Billiards. Horehouna
sss sssup the best medicine for eoSsSa SSa
ana anu colds We have used n ,or .sns V...
di,s ro,,n, ssass' 1t always gives imms.
un', ute relief. is very pleasant ana e, s,rs.
per- perfect satisfaction" a5e, 80 So s'.es !.
" D. j. Fry. Salem. Or.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-18
To Stop Smuggling of Arms.

London, Aug. 1S.-Through the
foreign office the board of trade has
received a copy of a note from the
Russian ambassador to the effect
that the clandestine importation into
Russia by sea of arms, ammunition,
and explosives, was assuming consid
cradle proportions, and the ordinary
customs vigilance was no longer suf-
hcient to check it.
In conformity with an article in
the Russian code, which provides
that in case of necessity the vessels
OF the Russian navy should cooper
ate with the customs authorities for
the discovery and seizure of contra
oand' the Russian government had
decided to reinforce the ordinary
surveillance of the customs in the
Baltic sea and its CULTS by means of
Russian war vessels empowered to
inspect and effect the arrest of sus-
pected ships.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-18
Armed Invasion into Cauado

ottawa Ont" Aug. 1S.-About
l2Oo officers and men of the New
York militia and a pumber of COM
panies of various militia regiments
In other eastern state arrived here
bearing their arms by permission Of
the Canadian government. The oo-
casion is the annual visit at the in
vitation of the British Army and
Navy Veteran association, of Boston
Mass The soldiers pay their own
tare and defray their own expenses
on the trip but the officers and men
OF the Ottawa garrison have arrans.
ed elaborate program for the en-
of their visitors.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-18
SENTENCE WAS PosTpoNEn
hendricks and Zachary win Not
Learn the Amount OF Their
Punishment Today.

Portland, Aug. lS.-In the rri,o,
States court today. the matter q, nro.
nonneing sentence on II. H. Hen.
drioks and c, b. Zachary. convicted
OF completely in land frauds. WAS
postponed for the time '
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-18

the eternity of California and her
exemption from climatic disturb
ances that make life hazardous in
less favored lands.
(Signed.)
GEO. c. PERKINS.
United States Senator.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-18
Old Home Week in New Hamn.h,,o


Concord, n, H.. Aug. lS.-In 40.
eordanoe with a proclamation Of the
governor OF New Hampshire ola
home week" celebration began today
throughout the state. More than so
towns In this state appropriated
iunds for the celebration OF "o,a
nome week" this year and IN nearly
every case the sums appronr,a,sd
were larger than ever before The
various oranges, farmers oreaniya.
lions patriotic societies and the ci,I-
tehS IN seneral have combined their
euorts to make the celebration =
success and everywhere interesting
~nd appropriate programs have been
arranged for the week. Bonaras
WA De lighted this evening AN
'u'oush the state and meetings viii
oo he'd In which prominent orators
VIII deliver historical addresses In
SOME Instances there viii be pa,aass
ahd prizes viii be awarded 10 snoA
'0rmer residents who have come ,hs
Ionsest distance. are the oldest or
VINO have left their home town ana
''A'e at the tenderest age.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-18
the force OF circumstances have
brought TO their doors.
Opportunity Offering

tHt lOICS VI CnSum5bdhbNo "'>
brought TO their doors.
Opportunity Offering.
or San Franciscos opportunities
It is a pleasure to speak. There is
no other great harbor than that OF
San Francisco for distance OF 900
miles northerly to Puget Sound, and
1900 miles southerly TO San Diego.
There is not harbor I'm the world
of equal area with equal advantages.
IL Is located exactly right, from a
geographical point Of view, to be-
come the center OF vast commerce.
ian Francisco is a strategic point and
its advantages in that respect have
been recognized by the government
OF the United States. A site has
been secured and an appropriation
has been made for the beginning of
work upon a great naval coaling
station on the bay shore, few miles
from San Francisco. which makes
OuH IIdlltlhtO Il HuNdl DOIls It
best equipped and safest navy yard
In the United States Is at Mare
island There the climate Is such
that men can work more days in
year and more continuously than |
at any other navy yard in this coun-
try The facilities for work on |
ships at Mare Island are good. At |
Fort Mason there will be established
a great distributing depot for mill
tary supplies for the Philippines and
the American islands OF the Pacific.
The United States and Alaska trans
port service vessels run from and
to San Francisco.
Uncle Sans Faith in San Francisco.
In other ways the government has
expressed It's confidence in San Fran
cisco. Here are the United States
mint and sub treasury. The govern
ment has erected at large expense
1ew postofice and federal judiciary
at Seventh and Mission
streets, sparlng no expenses to make !.
{ ornate and useful. A new custom :
'ouse at Washington and Battery =,
treets Is In construction. A naval
raining station with buildings cost
ng about 1000, 0,000--the only one
N the Pacific coast-has been erect
d on Yerba Buena Island. where
oung men are taught 10 be Amerl- c
an sailors. b
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-18

DO you really to mean to tell
me- demanded Mrs. Houskeep,
that you are a San Francisco suf-
terer?' Yes, lady" replied Hungry
hawkes.. Yer see, folks has been
sending so much grub out dere,
aey've had ter neglect us deservin'
cases nearer home. ."-Philadelphia
Press.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-18
WILL YOU
BE ONE?

Our customers are our bost adyor.
tisements, Every pair os Glasses AZ.
ted BY us sells others.
Every day some one says. Mrs.
No and So is so well pleased With her
glasses that ] thought / would come
20 you"
We are human. never satisfied. We
want TO add you 20 our chain. To NJ
you Is 10 NJ your friends In the ia.
turs.
We correct All Defccts ~ the ua.
man Eye That CLASSES WIN
Remedy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-18
CITY News
"A Cole 'tion of Important >.
graphs for Your Cons,s a''

George Bierwood, OF Gerv,,.
in Salem today. aS'
The big launch Coloma u.,,
to The Naples Sunday even,0 lu
The bridge across Min
tween 18th and goth street. s ~
street is completed. and on
traffic. OPea
Mr.. Hanson and Miss g.,
were married at the courtr
house by Justice of the peaco ~ Wy
Webster. au
The bridge on 25th and r,.I
streets is completed, all except \,
filling in of the approaches, and u
be open for travel in a short tims
No expense has been spared
make this Sundays entertainmor,
The Naples success. New faotn.
have been added to the prOsr,l
and a good time is assured
Marriage licenses were issuoa al
morning to William Hanson ii
Miss Alice Simmons, of Marion oor]
ty, and to John Thomas and MI
Matte Pickens, of Hayesville.
The Statesman baseball agerasl
tion defeated the Bookkeenere vol
terday afternoon in a spirited s,l
amusing game. The score was ? \
9, the Statesman making three eI
rors and the Bookkeepers five
Did you notice the crowd al 70,
Commercial street this morplps,
And did you wonder why all the neal
pie were there. Morris G. SiyvrishI
will tell you it was on account a
that big page ad in The journal pol
tifying the public of their wonder
full bargains in shoes, mems, vOl
mems, girls, boys and babies shOeJ
and there is a big assortment lehl
Call and see it.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-18
A Superduity.

why don't you get an automo-
bile?"
My dear sir" was the answer,
Il don't need it. have dog, three
life insurance policies and boil. l
have trouble enough.-Washington
Star.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-18

Every boy should learn to
swim"
/ don't know" answered the man
VINO eultivates differences of opin-
ION The boy who can't swim keeps
away from deep water. I'd rather
nave my boy put in his time practic.
ing the art of lodging trolley cars
Star. 'oH
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-18

oyster Bay N. Y, Aug. 1S.-The
President has appointed Clair HIM,
OF coiville. Wash. to be special al.
lotins agent of the Spokane ressrva-
tion. N'e' va
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-18

Mr.. Smith, don't you want to
come up stairs and ride on my rock
ing horse?" why, no, Willie.
What makes you ask that?" Cause
| heard papa say you were never
satisfied unless you were riding
your hobby, and l thought you
might like mine" - Baltimore
American.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-18
Many Miners Killed

London Aug. lS.-There was m
explosion ,,' Ts In the PenyeraIg colliery,
IN wales this morning, and NAM
miners lost their lives. '
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-18
Tribute 20 Wealth.

San Francisco is the financial and
Industrial center OF land that ia
certain To become renowned for
manufacturing, as Il has been for its
agricultural, mineral and horticult-
nral resources. California has cheap
er motive power than PENNSYLVANIA.
Electric power, generated by the ever
living streams OF the Sierras IS
brought to the city at low cost. The
oil wells OF the state furnish yast
supplies OF fuel that are practically
inexhaustible and at lower cost than
Pennsylvania can boast. California
Is the greatest oil producing state
IN the Union. All the materials are
at hand for the encouragement of
manufacturing, the metals I'm the
ground, the forests OF hard wood. the
inel at minimum cost. the raw prod.
uots OF many kinds, or the resources
contributory to manufacturing 7
may truly say that they have been
developed only TO small extent in
comparison with their immeasurab,e
possibilities.
San Francisco Is as necessary 10
the state OF California as the state Is
To II; and this city is Indispensable
To the entire United States and 10
the currents OF commerce and enter.
prise that here seek and find nm nd.
oqu"'e out let and inlet. While San
francisco receives benefits from All
portions OF the United States IL re.
pays them all through its nort ana
what that port signifies and promote,
GREAT transcontinental railway sys
TENS have shown their confidence On
san Francisco by their works The
.ou'heFn Pacific, Union Pacific. and
santa Fe systems have Iessanaa
grades eliminated curves. eynendad
In improvements for tho
purpose OF improving trausportatior
and have built shops aud terminals
providing permanent employment ,or
thousands of men. recently roaa
'NeF the Southern and Union pac,ac
mes nom Omaha 10 San Francisco
no road Is equal 90 the PennsvI.
ANA railway, The work performed
y uhe Southern Paclae Comnanv
'nen' Just after the Are in Sam krar
'sco' II moved. gratuitously. passen.
"r travel for which n would ora,
Arlly' have received the large snr
: N0o'ooe, WAS splendid eShbi.
''h OF public spirit. The coming
Fresldent Hartman aud HIS splen-
'u example while here was an lnsn,r
" source OF courage 20 the peon,e
hore damage and loss OF life ,s
SEASONED every year by billiards.
nv cyclones In the United States
'sh mas been caused by the earth.
'aA's IN California since the ooen.
AuoA OF this state by white men
oF'h aud also south OF San Fran.
so are groVes OF gigantle semper.
'0as' the ascs Of which trees aye
imputed In thousands ofyears. TAev
y ''ssh and vigorous as IN the DAYS
'aeir youth, stroag 10 their mas.
nosn' growth. perenaIaiy green
'VuSh tue centuries, they typipI