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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-24
COAST
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Tells Portland Some Plain
Truths in Plain kHt
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-24
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-24

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-24

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-24
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-24

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-24

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The Washington times., 1906-02-23
RASHLY "RU6BERE0" AT
TWO C0OING LOVERS

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-91iss Edith
Rees and her sweetheart, Arthur Lo-
gan. sat in the parlor OF her home. Sc
West Eighth street. BayOnne N J.
They acknowledge they were eNchang-
ing the saIutations I'm which a youth
full. loving pair delight OF sudden
in the dim light. Miss Edith discovered
Miss Jennie C0rdelia, who lives in the
same house. watching them
Judge / admit I slapped her face
when I saw her rubbeTing at us said
Miss Edith to Recorder Lazarus, before
whom Miss Jennie had summoned her
and her Arthur. but what woman likes
TO De watched when a man is making
love to her? Mr.. Logan did not touch
her He only separated US when she
pulled my hair"
1t is very repreheusible TO intrude on
ths privacy OF lovers sternly said the
recorder Of Miss Jennie. Then ne added
to Miss Edith and Arthur: And IL is
very wrong, too. 10 attack the intruder.
even under such provocation- / fine
each Of you 81
The Washington times., 1906-02-23
BOYS BRIGADE CELEBRATES
WITH ENJOYABLE DINNER

About 4 hundred and fifty youngsters
in the boys building OF the Y. NJ. C \.
last evening celebrated Washington )
Birthday with banquet, under the aus
piCes Of the District aud Virginia Divi-
sion of the Boys Brigade OF America
DR.. James Z. West was toastmaster.
4 telegram OF regret was received from
Gen. Dexter. commander of this division
Of the Boys Brigade. who is IN Chi
cago.
The Rev George Bailey, of the West
ern Presbyterian Church; the Rev.
Charles Alvin Smith, OF the Peck
Memorial Presbyterian Church; l. r.
Muzzy. of Wisconsin. and Albert NJ.
Chesley, OF the Y NJ. g. a, all made
addresses during the evening.
The Washington times., 1906-02-23
MINUTE MEN BROUGHT
COLONIAL DAYS BACK
General and Mrs. Washington Them
selves Watched Drill of Continental
Soldiers and Minuet
WHEN you BEGIN TO FEEL TIL

The Washington Birthday celebra-
tion by the First Regiment of Minute
Men in the armory last night presented
one of the most picturesque sights of
the day All wore colonial costumes.
General and Mrs George Washing
tom Capt. Charles Sidman, and Mrs
Moore Murdoch were the guests Of
honor and received the homage due.
ForTy-odd veterans of the Mexican
war shared the honors Of the evening
They were the first TO be presented
and were cheered as they advanced in
regular order to the front
Col. NJ \. Winter and his staff re-
ceived the guests, and the intTOduC-
tiOns were made by Capt. a E L
I.eCkie. who also made the address Of
welcome. The principal speaker was
T. V. Powderly. After the speechmak-
ing a program of music and entertain
ment was given.
Capt James MulVey drilled the Min
ute Men in the fiintlock manual, being
followed by an exhibition OF the mod
ern drill by a section Of the Minute
Men, in charge Of First Sergeant r. T
Miles. The former were dressed in
continental uniforms and the latter in
the regulation khaki,
minuet in the dress OF rs con-
Cluded the celebration
The Washington times., 1906-02-23
DOCTOR SAVED YOUNG MAN.

Harry Eyler, twenty-seven years old,
of 10 c street northwest. was found in
his room at that number yesterday aT-
ternoon suffering from laudanum poison.
He received medical attention, and was
soon out of danger.
The Washington times., 1906-02-23
BEAUTIFUL FLAG GIVEN
TO RIVERDALE SCHOOL

The Riverdale school was the recipient
yesterday afternoon of a fine American
rag. the donor being the RiverdaIe Citi-
zens' Association. The presentation
was made by Z. +. r Brady at the
George Washington celebration.
The raising OF the banner was the
closing event of the program.
The Washington times., 1906-02-23
Look on the Want Pages.

There's no more up-to-date news IN the
pa per today than printed on the two
want pages. Get accustomed to looking
them over each night: use them fire.
ouently. Bring your ads to The Times
office. or leave them with any branch
office in list on want pages; mall or
phone them 10 The Times. Times Want
Ads Bring Results.
The Washington times., 1906-02-23

$50 NICK EL-PLAT-
ED TEA AND COFFEE
POTS-p op al a = Pan
American shape with
g b o n old trimmings:
choice Of 3 and 4-pint
sizes. Saturdays = &C
price ---------------f -
The Washington times., 1906-02-23

In black. blue, and gray worsteds. cheV-
lots and panamas: collarleSs, trimmed
with silk braid, vest effect, short or long
sleeves. turned-back cuffs, haTing circu-
lar skirt, and trimmed with folds OF
cloth.
The Washington times., 1906-02-23

25c BUTCHER KNIVES Of hand
forged steel with best beech han
dies riveted on. These are sharp
ened ready for use. Sizes 6. 1Sc
Z or S-inch. Saturdays price. -
2sc FOOT TUBS of heavy tin;
neatly japanned; family size TIC
Sale price cs-.......-...........-.
The Washington times., 1906-02-23
HOUSE PLANNING
TARIFF REFORM
Would Resurrect Section
Four of Dingley Act.
PLOT AGAINST SENATE
Want to Satisfy Constituents and Put
Blame for Failure on Upper
Chamber

The tariff lid will not be kept down.
Agitation OF the question Ia "a n Sw phase
has been taken up in the House. ana
il is reported that some Of the most IN
iiuentiaI members. leaders in the organ
izatiun. are aiding and abettin% it.
The discussion now in process locks 10
passing through the House a bill % re
enact the famous section Of the Ding
ley act Of 1897. This section gave the
President power. within two years after
the passage Of the act to neSouate re-
CiprOcity treaties. Under these treaties
the extreme concession thai could bo
given foreign nation was 20 per cent
reduction fr~m ;ha Dingley schedules.
During McKinley's Administration
Under this provision tue Kasseh tTea-
ties were all pegOtia:a1. WitA4n the spe-
Cified two years d considerable list of
them. some being u considerable iIT5-
portance. we're negotiated. But that was
all that happened 10 them. PresIdeEt
Mckinley Sent them TO the senate ana
they died in its pigeOnhOles.
The beginning OF the CITATION for this
change is attributed 10 TWO chief caus-
es. t'irs- IS the fact that Republican
abous what they hear from home about
tariff sentiment. Next to railroad rates,
they find that people out IN the United
States are most anxious TO see some
evidence that their representatives rec
ognize their interests in the tariff. The
tariff viii be talked all over the e0un-
Try The coming = INNER and fan. and II
lhe RepublFanS are nOt aDie 10 point ID
a single evidence OF recognition OF its
demands the Democrats VIII make great
Ihls DiAgiCy reSur rcCuOn measure ard
let the Senate take JEs bIaue-
The Washington times., 1906-02-23
Southern Railways Elite Train.

The Southern's Palm Limited TO Flor
Ida. Aiken. and Augusta and other win
ter resorts, leaves Washington week days
6 80 D. m. Also other elegant Florida
trains daily
The Washington times., 1906-02-23
No Show in Senate.

Passing such a bill through the House
would be a very. cry long way short Of
establishing reCipT 0clty relations with
South America, or > It tling the tariff war
with Germany. or pl a4cating China Such
a bill, il passed by the House, would
nave almost no show at all in the SEN
ate, according 10 the hest informed oO-
servers in that body. 4 Senator who de-
clared that such legisla4 ion ought TO be
passed and then 10 be put into early
effect by necctiating tn>saties under it,
added that there was no show at all OF
its passage The Senate TvOuld never let
il come 10 a vote, and If 1t came TO the
vote it would be kfAed.
There is much dfffereEos in the re-
u0rts as To whether Uncle Joe Cannon
is willing 10 have the sch enc under
taken. He is unquestionablg being sub
jCcted 10 much pressure from IOyal MEM
oers OF his House organization who in
sisJ that they need 10 have some
thing TO show an impatient pOpuLace.
and to talk about when they 90 on the
stump during the coming Congressional
campaign.
The Washington times., 1906-02-23
Why Not Deposit Your Money

Where II viii earn. you a steady In
come? Banking dept. of Union Trust Co.
1414 F st, 90. interest on accounts.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
CARNEGIE ENTERTAINs HIS AIDS.
Young Partners and Old Business Associates
Dine at Financier's Home.

Andrew Carnegie. following his annual custom,
gathered around him last night his young part
ners and some of his Old associates i'm the steel
business. entertaining them at dinner at his home
At Fifth avenue and SIst street. All the guests
were welcomed by Mr.. and Mrs. Carnegie In the
broad hall assisted by Mrs. Carnegies sister. Miss
Whitfield The dinner was served at a big horse
shoe table
one OF N1T. CaruegIe's guests said that this din
ner was the social affair Of the year which Mr.
Carnegie most enjoyed. The steel man IN ex
ceIlent health and spirits last night
Among those present we're \ b Baker. W r
Brown, ! J. Campbell. \ G. Case, n NJ Clemson
W p Dickson. A G. Dinkey. John G. Fleming
r A Franks James CayIey, y r Hunt ! q
Hunter, Thomas Lynch, F. = Mills Thomas Nor
rtsOu- W a. McCausland. john ArI@od, g. d
Packer \ r Peacock, l. C.. PElpps, James Scott,
G.. l. TAYLOR = r. ITutIey and T. F. Wood. In
all there were thirty-seveu guests.
Several speeches We're made. all of them being
confined 70 the steel trade and personal Cougrat-
latious Mr.. Carnegie Mr. Carnegie himself
spoke briefly and in humorous veiu- Another
speaker ". B. Dickson. one OF the vIce-preSi-
dents oF en-. Steel Corporation Mr. Corey spoke
on the outlook of the steel industry. saying lt -
said. that the present situation. was one Of the
most promising in the industry.
Q T. Tevior presented a SET OF repuc9s Of the
medaIs-goId. silver and broUze-of tho Hero Com
mission to Mr.. carnegie The speaker said that
while Mr. Carnegie had not plunged into the water
or into a burning house, still he had through
many gifts preserved life which otherwise would
have baeu lost
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
GAS INJUNCTION ORDER REVERSED.
Appellate Division Decides Company May
Not Be Stopped from Cutting Off Supply.

The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court
handed down decision yesterday reversing an
order of the lower court in the case Of Ike L.
Schneider. who obtained injunction restraining
the New Amsterdam Gas Company from cutting
off his supply OF gas because he refused to pay
more than SO cents thousand feet. The motion
was remitted to the Special Term TO be disposed
of its merits.
According to tho opinion OF the court the in
junction had been granted by the lower court on
the authority of Richman ast. the Consolidated
Gas Company, IN which injunction based upon
substantially the Of facts had been sus-
tanned by the Court OF Appeals because II involved
the CoustitutOnatty of the act of l.6 The opinion
stated however. that the Central Trust 0ul-
pany Of New York. as trustee for the bOndholders
of the New Amsterdam Gas Company had. previous
granting of the present injunction, obtained
an Injunction In the United States Circuit Court
restraining the gas company from accepting less
that 81 "a thousand feet for gas supplied 20 any
consumer and that this element In the present
ease which was absent in the Richman case. called
for the exercise of discretion by the court
THE result of continuing this injunction added
the opinion, would be To- compel the gas company
H. continue furnish gas and prevent its collect
ing any price AZ all for the amount so furnished
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
H4RYESTER TRUST BUSY.
HW Ship Machinery Valued ut
$1,000 .OOO to Pussia

Record breaking exports Of agricultural machinety y
are about 70 be made 10 Russia by the Irt.~us-
tioual Harvester Company OF Amerca-the lIar-
Vester Trust-whch is largely controlled by Tire
J. Fierpont Morgan interests. Nine specially CHAR
tered steamships viii DO dtspa ,ched TO the El. X
and Baltic Sea ports british. Swedish and No
wegia0 vessels viii be employed. The frs. vc=sNl
is scheduled 10 sal! week In addition to- tines.
complete shipl0ads. part cargoes will be forwarded
by regular lire boats. which viii bring Up tie
total shipments North and South Russia to CLOSE
10 l0cfs0 tons this season This viii mean tHe load
ing of nearly 3o1 o. r-atcriaI. representing
value nf fully s. 0s0GOO
SIX entire CargOes OF reapers. mowers tarveste~z
rakes. etc. will be forwarded to Odessa ana Novo
rossisk. the Black Sea. The first vessel To- he
dispatched viii be tine Norwegian steamer TricoIor.
which viii leave Baltimore for Odessa about the
18th inst with $500 tons aboard The British
steamer Thstlemor will sail about the end OF the
month with 30OO tons. and shortly aftavward the
a full cargo OF $500 These special Black Sea
consignments Will aggregate between 0"te0 and
550l0 tons.
The shipping point for these steamers Will be
Baltimore, which has been chosen principally he
cause the facilities are much better than In New
York.
Three complete shiploads Of agricultural ma
chnery will also he consigned 10 the Russian port
OF WIndau, the Battle Sea. for distribution
throughout North Russia
The export trade in agricultural machinery -
rapidly growing. particularly with Russia one OF
the main factors is because the manufacture suit
local conditions. and another is the extreme light
ness Of the machinery