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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-20
WINTER RATES TO
THE YAQum|
0regon's Great Recrosu,|
Health Resort at the I
Beaches-Ticket Sales
Nov. I 10 May 1, ie~i

AS a winter health and ~
resort Newport is the one u.
lence. Recognizing this, nq
ing TO give the people an ~
ity TO breathe the fresh, pa1
of the ocean. the Southsa
and Corvallis & Eastern hH
ed the sale of tickets tlrf'
Yaquina. From. all sRH
tickets will be sold thTous1i
winter and spring until w
every
Wednesday and SsiH~
and from Albany, Corvallis ~
omath on the Corvallis
tickets will be sold TO fM'D
Newport DAILY.
The rates will be the saA''
ing the summer. and will ~
return 60 days from date o.
DIR. Minthorn's Sanitafy ?
viii be In operation durlrs
tire winter. and treatmehH Y
given daily.
other Health Resorts -
During the winter nearp =
health resorts are closed o
TO reach, and none OF ths1
advantages of Newport aN
as regards climate, points o
recreation. and amusemsA
parties desiring 10 ehl~
hunting. or seeing the oes''
shine or in storm. the saF'.
are ideal-beautiful seenep
mild. healthful and in"E
Cottages for rent cheap, n@
milk, honey, run
possible cost. fish and
rock oysters to be aA'
trouble of securing them n
Full information from y
or c. q e. agent. or from ~.
passenger agent of eithe'
Rate from Salem -
s4,5O,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-20

in the act It shall not mean beer.
All the brewers of the state, in
cludlng those of Vancouver, Wash,
are enlisted in the new movement,
say its leaders. IT is called the
Brewers Association OF Oregon, the
president being Paul Wessinger, of
Portland, of weinhard Brewery, and
secretary, F.. G. Deckenbach, of the
Salem Brewing Association. other
breweries which have either Joined
or agreed to do so are the Gambrinus
of the Mount Hood and the Portland
of this city; the Star Brewery, of
Vancouver; the North Pacific Brew
cry. OF Astoria; the Eastern Brew
cry, of The Dalles; the Albany Brew
cry. of Albany; the Roseburg Brew
cry, OF Roseburg; the City Brewery,
of La Grande, and, the American
Brewing and Crystal Ice company, Of
Baker City.
These breweries represent prac-
tically the entire manufacture of
beer In Oregon.
The new organization plants itself
on the side of strict liquor traffic
control, saying that it's members alb
hor drunkenness and recognize the
necessity OF hedging the traffic with
safeguards for public health and
morality. They declare that they
would refuse any business dealings
with law-breaking saloons.
Declaration of Principles.
AZ the meeting in Portland last
Wednesday the association adopted
the following resolutions:
l. That we shall not permit TO
have our industry used for the pur-
pose of party politics and that we i'm
slst on remaining neutral.
2. That we designate the con-
Iraversion OF facts employed against
our business and products.as unpa-
riotic. un-American, inconsistent
with the truth and hurtful TO the
prosperity OF the state of Oregon.
3. That our products are classi-
led by the first authorities OF this
country, as well as of other coun-
ries, in a correct perception as pure
God products, and as legitimate
marketable goods, and since the cap
mi invested in the brewing bust
less and it's kindred industries, the
Iop and barley business. amounts to
many millions of dollars, our trade
hould enjoy the protection of the
avs The present laws OF the state
II Oregon are not alone a menace
o the brewing industry. but are also
direct blow 10 the hop and barley
which will inevitably suf-
er the same dire results as the brew
ng Industry unless the laws now on
ur statute books are modified.
The brewing and the hop indus
ries are inseparable, for without
ops II is impossible to brew beer
nd II the sale OF beer is prohibited
here viii be but an infnitesimal use
pr hons. When Il Is considered that
hese allied interests pay out annual.
for labor more money. proportion
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-20
Had a Close Can

"A dangerous surgical ID
involving the removal Of /,
nant ulcer, as large as my hn|
my daughters hip, was pruu|
the application OF Bucklai|
salve," says A. c. stlcksl,
tus. w. Va. Persistent w|
safve completely cured MI
cuts, burns and injuries 4
c. Perry druggist.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-20
BREWERS
ANNOUNCE
PLATFORM
MOVEMENT TO EXEMPT MILD
BEVERAGES FROM EFFECT
OF PROHIBITION LAW.
Claim Beer Is Not Intoxicating and
i. That Hop, Barley and Brewing In.
tepests Should BE Encouraged and
Not Crippled In Oregon.

(From Oregonlan. Friday, Nov. 16)
To exempt beer from prohibition
OF the local option law, apart from
the Wholesale liquor interests, with
which they have been associated, say
ing that their non-intoxicating fluid
has suffered long enough from the
ban on highly alcoholic beverages
and appealing TO the state to en-
courage culture OF hops and barley
and their manufacture into beer,
which are inseparately linked and
which they aver already are big
wealth producers OF the state.
While the promoters OF the new
movement deny that they have any
grudge against the other liquor In
forests, they say that their Industry
has been u victim OF the fight waged
by temporances against whiskey and
other intoxicating beverages.
Whether the separation means
abandonment by brewers OF the
Brewers and Wholesale Liquor Deal
ers association, which has led los
ing fight against the liquor option
law and prohibition in the last two
years and a half. the brewers decline
TO discuss. but that is likely out
some. Wholesalers are somewhat
piqued and several influential ones
OF the number are said 10 have pro-
tested, saying that all liquor interests
should stand together for mutual
protection.
Want Peace without Fight.
This attitude OF hghting for pro-
lection Is said 10 be distasteful 10
the new organizers. They aver that
they want peace with the temperance
forces and not fight, and that not
otherwise can they hope 10 have per-
manent conditions for manufacture
and sale OF beer, They assert that
manufacture Of beer with an alco-
holic content OF only per cent is a
wholesome and non-intoxicating bev-
erage and that It's exemption from
the liquor ban viii stimulate one OF
oregon's great home industries
culture and manufacture OF hops and
barley.
The exemption would be secure
through amendment TO the local OPP
tion law providing that whenever
Intoxicating liquors" shall bee used
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-20

The most famous strike breakers
IN the land are Or. Kings New Life
Pills When liver and bowels 10 on
strike. they quickly settle the trouble
ana the purifying work goes right
ON. Hest cure for constipation. head
ache and dissiness. aSs a. !. c. Perry
dfugEst.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-20

Governor Chamberlain
request of Governor Pa''
fornia. honored his
the arrest OF Sam Faku
wanted in Contra Costs
fornia. for kidnappins VII
said to have stolen ths
sirl Of Mrs. Annie VIM
tinez. and rook her 70
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-20

gest that Mr.. Logan be careful Oh
further mouthings, lest he bring his
legal understanding into public
question"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-20
Smiles

Now let us all JOIN III anu IohS
Frank Baker at his word and the
state of Oregon will have a cheap
state printing plant.
A Roseburg minister advertises
that he wants Fall the spiritually
dead and dying" to come to hear
him. He would have a crowd.
Roosevelt will not always be Pres
ident, and then what will the people
have to interest them in electing a
Republican ticket?
The standpatters in Iowa could
not defeat Governor Cummins, but
Congressman Lacy, who was their
idol was showed under Republicans
will rally for the principle of Pro-
lection, but not for the abuses shell
tered by standpatism.
Oregon City has a "quagmire," ac-
cording to the Daily Star.
The receipts of a four-weeks' en-
gagement of David Warfield at the
Majestic theater, Boston, were s72,-
211.75.
Albany Democrat: The man in
the moon is safe for a while longer
Henry Newcomb. who tried to kill
him, getting several shots at the fell
low. is being looked after in the
asylum.
We heard a prominent Linn coun-
ty politician say a few days ago that
IL was his opinion that the coming
session of the legislature would
prove TO be the most extravagant and
corrupt legislative body that has
ever met in Oregon-Santiam News.
A mistake, brother Don't you know
the Dumber of clarks that can be
employed is regulated by law.
This PAPER and its editor will be
devoted 10 telling of good things
lbout people and institutions and
hings That will keep us busy and
make everybody happy
The Oregon City Star twinkles
brightly with local good things.
T. T. Geer in Pendleton Tribune
And now Heney is accused of graft.
ng. Nobody has ever risen where he
vas exempt from the accusations OF
he other fellow-if he had an OBJ
ect to accomplish.
The OregOnians ideas OF fairness =
o public men is exemplified in de- .
.oting columns TO Senator Fulton's
lleged connection with land frauds ,
nd as many lines to saying editorial :
II does not believe the news is
rue.
Ie
The question OF election OF an
'nited States senator was threshed n
W AT the primaries and election last =
une IN Oregon. 1t is useless to re- \
I'VE H. The matter is settled In
he minds of those members of the !,
'gislature who took pledges. !,
u Commercial street had been -
aNed ten years ago not so many ,i
rms would have moved off onto the >
'de streets. and not so much busi-
ess would have been driven blocks
astward.
Oi course, IL is the hight of no. y,
tical wisdom to bring in a senator a,
ON another state TO destroy the in >.
'rence how il is done. so MS infu- n,
ice Is rendered nil. That is busi. h
ass' YOU know, There is actual .,
anger Of Oregon getting a little a,
'mething in the way of appropria. NJ
ons' and the danger must be avert y
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-20
Happiness in the f''''' =.

Mrs. Newlywed-My
mires everything apos
voice. my eyes. my form
Friend-And what 40
about him? ~
Mrs. Newlywed-His
Meggendorfer Blatter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-20

ed by the destruction Of FuM
must be blacklisted with n 4
dent with iterminable ~
abroad of land fraud mne
must be kept defendr, N
against publications in the ~
oregonian whose publisher N
only really fit and pure .e~|
represent Oregon in wasAr
anywhere else. Kill eveus|
and erect yourself a monus
the pyramid of political nod
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-22

when he smoke of the aim of william
Jennings BRYAN as the aim of the
Democratic party?-the Democratic
marty which. bought on the boof by
the business agents of Ryanism in the
81 Iouis convention. defeated the
propram of Mr. BRYAN. and gave as
the candidate against Theodore Roose.
,cl, Alton r. parker--tbe Democratic
marty which TODAY IL In the hands of
Tho Ryans and Belmonts as much in
the nation as In the state of New
York"
The Tribune.
THE Democrats of all shades OF
opin,on have admitted tina, Mr.. BRYAN
is the sole surviving hone of the par.
~ Of Jefferson and Jackson. He IL
its guidc us counselor. its friend. its
Idol, what he saws f. therefore. az
good as law. and though there NAY
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-22

nitude Of the demonstration arranged
10 commemorate Mr.. Bryan's home.
coming, and the impressive welcome
must have been peculiarly grateful to
him. offered. as II was. in city ten
years ago he had reason to describe
as the 'enemy's country
1.-THE risk Of cntrapment into an In
discreet act Of ut,erance II the asplr-
ant we're long before the country. was
80 patent to James Buchanan twho
also had been professional candi-
date, having received many votes In
the Democratic conventions Of 1874.
1s4s and 1852. that he solicited and
obtained In 1853 the appointment OF
United States Minister to London.
thus escaping the necessity Of taking
definite stand In the dlsruptive de-
bates on the Nebraska bill.
"In the British capital he remained
a keen but seemingly impartial spec
tator until. in the carly part Of 1856
he returned to his native country
and In the role of conciliator Of angry
sections carried on the Democratic
nomination and secured the coveted
election.
"Mr. Bryan might have done wisely
to follow the example OF Pennsy'va.
MAS willy son and to have deferred
his homecoming until the close Of
1907, for II Is precisely the same role
Of pac6i6acr Of warning factions that
he is now essaying to play. II may
he that in any event the task Of paci'
fcation would have proved beyond his
ability. with what effect can he ex'
pect to preach peace where there Is
no peace? How II Is possible In Mas
sachusetts 10 reconcile such Demo
Gratis as District Attorney Moran ant
former Mayor Josiah Quincy? How
In the state Of New York can anyone
persuade genuine Democrats and
Hearst Democrats to lie down togeth
or in amity? Is It practicable to weld
Together the Democrats In Ohio. now
that a majority Of them. after a hot
fight In the recent State convention
have repudia;ed the very policy con
corning the liquor question that en-
sblcd the party last year to elect
Governor?
Much water will flow under the
bridge before the advent OF June. 1908
VIII Mr.. Bryan's boom be borne stead
lily and safely on the current, or will
it be wrecked In sight Of port?"
The Wall street Journal:
How can q man who pretends 4
Importance Of Reception.
1T would be folly to ignore or IN
.dercstimatc the political Importance
Of the.reception to Mr.. Bryan at Mad
.ison Square Garden and Of the speed
he made. Both make Mr.. Bryal
again an issue In politics and facto
, In the markets.
mr.. Brvan's platform, which no,
becomes the platform Of the Demo
loratic party. proves conclusively tina
neither ten years. growth or eish
: months travel around the world hi
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-22
conservative Bryan Surprised Them

made him any more conservative than
he was ten years ago. In fact. MIR.
Bryan ia almost as radical as Hearst
and Brisbane themselves, while Roos.
cyelt appears a conservative of con.
servatives in comparison 4?
The World:
"The Hon. william Jennings Bryan
In convention assembled last night.
adopted q platform for the Democrat.
ic party in Congress Of 1906 and
1908.
with all that Mr.. Bryan says in
favor of arbitration treaties. with all
that nc says in favor OF ultimate Fill.
pino independence, and with all that
he says against the navies being en-.
ployed to collect private debts. the
, World IL in the fullest accord.
THE World Is heartily In accord
with Mr.. Bryan on the subject Of an
income tax
1--WE agree with Mr.. Bryan as to tho
necessity of Graduating private mo-
nopolics. we indorsc all that he says
against corporation contributions to
political campaign funds. We agree
with him. too, that the railroad rate
law affords a strong temptation to the
railroads to use all their power to con
troll the Presidency. His demand fol
the enforcement of the criminal
clause Of the Sherman law and his
protest against interlockcd director
ates are both we'll taken. But
How can a man who pretends tc
oppose Capitalization and to favor In
dividualism advocate In cold blood
such a leap toward State socialism Al
would be involved In the national gov
eminent owning and managing all The
trunk line railways and the variou'
States owning and managing all th'
other railroads With their borders!
How can q man who prctcnds Il
oppose Capitalization ask that Pres
lident be empowered to suspend tariff
laws?
"vvorid" Wants To Know.
corporations engaged In interstate
commerce be licensed by the Fedora
Government and wear tag issued b.
the executive department thereof?
'ln London Mr.. Bryan complained
that Mr.. Roosevelt had stolen hi
clothes. But II would not have beef
sccmly for a peerless leader to rcturl
in political nakcdncss; 80 garment
had to be provided. Mr.. Roosevelt
stole Mr.. Bryan's clothes; Mr.. Bryal
in turn seems to have stolen Mr.
Hearst's clothes-and Solomon In Al
his glory was not arrayed like one Q
these"
The Press:
in his speech last night land "
shall have more to say Of II lateD NJ
Bryan showed his accurate conceI
ton of public 'opinion In declarir
that the question Of questions toda
IL the evil OF the trusts. He made
clear that his aim. as a Democrat.
10 exterminate the trusts. But was
8 inadvertence or misapprehensi
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-22

The Weekly Edition " the Evening
Bulletin gives . complete summary Of
. 'Ae news At the dav ees ~ . vsss'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-22
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-22
HEAD OFFICE. YOKOHAMA.

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Hongkong. Honolulu. Kobe, London.
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The bank buys and receives Tor col
lection Bills ~ Exchange, issues
Drafts and l1st.sss Of Credit and traAs'
sctS ! general baiI'ing bpsiness.
sNoNoCULU ORAS.cH; q kiNo ~.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-22
HONOLULU IRON WORKS

Improved and Modern SUGAR MA.
chlNERY Of every capacity and d.
verlptIon made 10 order. Boiler work
and RlvETEp PIPES for irrigation
ousp osss . specially. Particular atsen'
lron paid TO JOB WORK, and repairs
executed at dnovtest notice.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-22
i ssrAs.,s~sD IN ,sss.
bishop & Co.
sAHks"a .,.,....

Commercial and Travellers
Letters Of Credit issued on
'he Bank of California and
y. N. Rothschild & Sons
London.
Correspondents for the
American Express Company
and Thos. Cook & Son.
interest allowed on term
and Savings Bank Deposits. :.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
VETERANS GIVE
MONEY TO POOR
Old Soldiers Take Up Collection
and Send Goodly Sum to

The veterans at the Soldiers Home yes
torday morning eVinced an almost un-
precedented spirit OF charity and generos-
ity when they took up fund fOr the aid
Ot the little ones. and the aged poor
of the city, The sum amounted to SD
which was handed 10 Mr.. Henry Lee
Valentine. y.ce-presldent OF the Citizens
Relief Association. The donation was
greatly appreciated, and Mr.. Valentine
forwarded the following letter of thanks
10 Colonel Charles Euker, commandant
Of the Soldiers Home
Richmond. Va. December D 1906
Colonel Charles Eukcr, Commander con-
federate Soldiers Home. Richmond,
Va:
Ny Dear Colonel Euker-I write to
acknowledge the receipt from you to-day
OF SO raised by the veterans Of the Con
Tolerate Home. for the purpose of aldln,
the sicK and suffering poor of this city
ana 10 express our deep gratitude for and
appreciation o. This donation.
can but feel that this gift bcspeaks
no Little self-sacrifice on the part Of
OUT beloved old veterans, that they are
curtaiiug some Christmas pleasure. fore
going some comforts or little lrxuries
which mean much. because they are so
fDw, I'D order 90 help little children and
tAc aged poor.
HOW characteristic this gift is OF the men
Who give It How ike the Confederate
soldier who gave Als youth, his health.
lls wealth. his au in defense OF his peo-
pie, 10 make 81 sacrifice for others when
Als heart Is stirred by their needs.
May God give TO those who dispcns.
and 90 those who are the benefciaries
or this gift gratitude as big as the
spirit Of generosity and seIf-sacrificc.
which has at all times and in all places
DHai t'tcfHcd the Confederate soldier
Yours very truly.
HENRY LEE VALENTINE.
Chairman Finance Committee. BOX e}7.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
GREEN BAY GETTING
READY FOR HOLIDAYS
Worlnen on Tidewater Road
Leave for Homes-Merchants
Doing Good Business.
IsaeelaI 3 - T-me-Dl.Ralel-I

GREEN BAY, Va. December -o-The
high school here closed to-day Tor the
Christmas holidays. and VIII open again
on Wednesday. January "a.
An entertainment IS being arranged by
the Sunday school teachers az the Chris
tian Church here. j viii take place Sew
Years night exercises beginning at
clock
The force 81 men working at the Tide
water camps in 4-lnenhurg county. near
here. have quit worl, until after the holt
days. leaving for their homes. mostly ia
North Carolina. Their absence Will be
felt by merchants in that locality. as
large supply OF goods had been put n
for their Christmas trade.
The Southern Railway Company. since
IT'S paying more money for crosstics. are
having "a better showing for securing the
number required on this division. and ara
getting large number which were being
bought up by the Underwater Railroad
The merchants az this place are coming
ir for a good share Of the prosperous
times. and All are reporting "a good trade.
with very little credit business. as the
bulk Of their business comes from tho
coiorcd people who are securing good
wages for their labor at the different mills
and other enterprises in this section and
an who are disposed TO work can readily
find work at q much better rate OF
wages than has ever been paid before.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
RELEASE MISS DAVE
FROM INSANE ASYLUM
Young Woman Connected With
Prominent Virginia Families
Declared to Be Sane.
LsneeLaI Q - Tlm-s-DI-ralea-I

STANTON. VA December 20.-Aliss
Ethel DFpvie. who for the past seven years
has been confined In some fourteen or hf-
teen hospitals for the insane. was to-day
released from the Western State Hospital
here upon bond. Colonel II. n. Wayt and
Grace II. Curry became her security for
81 900. she viii be attended by "a special
nurse. Miss Lucy Lewis. and IS tempo
rarily az the Palmer House. in Stanton.
She VIII remain there until Monday. when
she VIII 80 to a private residence 10
board.
Drs. Lewis, Parkins and Catlett testi-
fed before the Corporation Court that
they had each been waiting on Miss
Davie for some time. and .n their Judg-
ment she is sane and recommended that
she should he released from the hospital.
Miss Davie about two months ago insti-
tuted proceeding Of habeas corpus
against the Western state Hospital for
her discharge. and that case was set for
trial on the 18th of next February. Upon
Miss Davie giving bond in court to-day.
that case viii be dismissed and new pro-
cecding instituted IN the Corporation
Court 20 determine her sanity
Miss Davie belongs to one Of dle best
families Of Virginia. and is very ac-
comphshed young woman. Miss Iavie IS
represented by two of the leading mem
bers Of the Stanton bar. Colonel H. H.
Wayt and Charles Curry. Her case has
created q great deal Of interest here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21

shouts. han the coming OF tho Christmas
season. out OF doors the young mob viii
race and run. and there viii DO no check
second day OF January. 20 them the
saddest OF all tho year, comes round. As
christmas comes on Tuesday. the holiday
VIII be lengthened, and the arduous duties
OF child and teacher viii not commence
again until January ID. In all the schools
special exercises have been arranged for
mis- afternoons assemblies. Many OF the
private schools. which also close to-day.
VIII likewise have special programs.
Inc exercises. as usual will consist in
fecitauons and songs by the children.
VINO always take hearty enjoyment I'm tho
programs. which mean 90 them a long
slFcease from the posing over OF dusty
tones OF science. art and the humaniues
st. Andrews School. the Richmond
Academy and Westminster school Will OBJ
serve the same holiday as the public
schools. and Miss Ellctts School for Girls.
McGuire's School and Noley's School
VIII have an additional day. Richmond
College students will report on New
Horks Day. and Hampdcn- Sidney. VII
liam and Mary and the University OF Nir-
ginia will reopen on the day following.
Many Entertainments.
In Central School the assembly room
has been decorated i'm evergreens. and
this afternoon will zoe held special pro-
gram, in which the entire school viii
join.
The Richmond High school chorus will
give a special entertainment, interspersed