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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-26
WRECK HARD FIGHT MUST COMEA BIG FIRE
E1adIey Refuses to Call
on Rockefeller at
Lakewood

Associated Press.
New York, Mar. 26-John d. Arch
bold, vice president of the Standard
Oil company, testifying today in the
hearing of the state of Missouri
against the Standard Oil company,
said that John d. Rockefeller had no
desire to evade questions. He said
that Rockefeller knows nothing about
the matters concerned in this suit.
He dislikes very much any notoriety
or cartooning.
Said Mr. Archbold, "If Mr.. Hadley
wants to go to Lakewood and question
him l am sure he will find him will.
ing to answer any questions. 1"
Mr.. Hadley, interrupting, said,
"There is only one way to examine
witnesses in this suit, and that is
here, under OATH"
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-26
AN EXCELLENT REPORT
Tax Collector Hunt Has Made
a Fine Record.

Tax Collector Charles J. Hunt has
lust about completed his work. Prop
erty on which the taxes have not been
paid has been advertised for sale, and
must now pay penalty. Out Of a
total levy Of about $4,000 Mr.. Hun t
has collected all but about $4,000.
His sworn statement follows:
Ohice of City Tax Collector,
Vinita, Ind. Ter, Mar. "a, 'O6 !
To the Honorable Mayor and Board
of Aldermen Of the City Of Vinita,
Ind. Ter.
GENTLEMEN:-Herewith below l
hand you statement showing the con-
dition of my books to this date.
Total Amount Collected. S36, ,020.00
Total Amount paid Treas'r.. 1914, $50. 81
Balance now on hand in
Cash and Checks. ..... S69.l3
The above statement is true to the
best Of my knowledge and belief.
CHAs. j. HUNT.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this oath day of March, 1906.
f. M. TARLToN,
Notary Public.
MY commission expires May 29th,
1901
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-26
Nine Lives Lost in c.
4 N. W. Wreck in
Wyoming

Associated Press.
Casper, Wyo., Mar. 26-An accom-
mediation train on the new branch OF
the Chicago & Northwestern being
constructed to the Shoshone reserya-
tion ran into washout 26 miles west
of here this morning. Nine persons
were killed and 13 injured. Most OF
them we're workmen on their way to
the grading camp.
Nearly all the killed were in the ca
boose at the rear Of the train. A
ponderous steel water tank car back
of the caboose plunged into that car,
crushing it like an egg shell.
A span of the railroad bridge across
the Platte near Casper has gone out,
as a result of the floods, and it is i'm
possible to send trains 70 the scene OF
the wreck. A severe snow storm also
delayed aid, and made the conditions
of the wreck worse.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-26
GOT MOREIBOOzE.
SaIIisaw Deputies Capture
I45 Pints of Whiskey.

Northern district deputies have
again captured big consignment of
Muskogee whiskey, just to show that
Bud Ledbetter and his assistants are
not the whole show when it comes to
hunting booze.
Yesterday Deputy John Priest of
Sallisaw sbadowed two negro women
to Fort Smith. When they came
down to the train to return they we're
followed by two saloon men carrying
each two grips, heavily loaded. Priest
got on the train with the women,
and at Sallisaw arrested them. The
grips we're opened and found to con-
tain 145 pints Of whiskey. The bot
Ties were all broken by Deputies
Priest and c. B. Rhodes, and the wo-
men were then brought to Vinita, ar
riving this morning.
They say that they we're taking the
whlskey to Muskogee where they pro-
posed to sell it. 1t is believed they are
professional bootleggers. They will
have a chance to tell their tronbles
to the grand jury.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-26
Lives Lost in Factory
and Tenemnnt Fire
In New York

Associated Press.
New York, Mar. 26--Many lives
were in peril today when the six
story factory building at Downing
and Bedford streets caught fire from
an explosion and collapsed in as min
utes.
After the fire started several girls
jumped from the second story win
dows into the life nets, and Others
were rescued by ladders. Hundreds
of people living near by were driven
out. Two three story tenement hous-
es were partially crushed by the fall
ing walls of the factory. -Four fire.
men were overcome by smoke.
The fire spread to the adjoining tene-
ment houses, and at one time seven
buildings were on fire, The flames
became so hot that the tiremen could
not approach the buildings for some
time.
Dennis Healy, a fireman, was taken
from the debris unconcious and soon
died. Captain Walsh Of engine COM
pany No. and another fireman were
seriously injured later, and an Italian
living in one Of thecrusned tenements
was probably fatally hurt.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-26
Different Opinions as
to Result Of City
Election.

This is The last week of the local
municipal campaign, the election oc-
curing next Tuesday, April 3. Both
by the Republican and the Democratic
city committees strenuous efforts are
being made to line up the vote. A
Chieftain representative this morning
interviewed politicians from both
parties on the result.
Said Theodore ID. B. Frear, member
of the Democratic city committee:
"We will elect our entire ticket, by
an average majority of so. There will
be many split tickets cast, but we
will break even on them. We will
get as much of the independent vote
as the Republicans. Our poll shows
4 a good, safe Democratic majority in
Vinita
w. M. Simms, chairman of the Re-
publican committee would not give
definite figures. "Our whole ticket
will be elected" he said. "We will
have good, safe majority. Our can
didate for mayor, Ed Shanahan, will
doubtless lead the ticket, but every
other candidate will be elected also.
The bulk of the independent vote this
| year will be with the Republicans.
We. are certain of victory"
These are the opinions given out
4 for publication Like most pre-elec-
tion estimates, however, they cannot
be absolutely depended upon. AS a
I matter of fact, men well posted in
politics profess entire ignorance as to
that the result will be next Tuesday
Not one man in ten, however, expects
straight party victory for either
ticket, 1t is pretty generally conced-
ed that Ed Shanahan will be the next
mayor, and the opinion is quite gen.
eral also that the Republicans will
have majority Of the next city coun-
Gil. but there is no general agree
ment even on these subjects.
Everybody knows that, in astraight
out fight, the Democrats would win,
but there are SO many of them who
are independent in municipal cleo.
tions, and who have been disgusted
at the past control of the party in the
interest of a small clique, that not
even the most astute politician can
say how the election will go. Last
year they caused the election ofa split
ticket; they will probably do the
same again this year.
The Democrats are making plans
for a big rally in the opera hause Sat
urday night. Henry M. Furman OF
Ada will be the principal speaker,
but others win also take part. The
Republicans also are planning meet
ings, but no definite announcements
have as yet been made.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-26
WANTS TO BE SENATOR
Colonel Douglas Of MuskOgee,
Has Big Ambitions.

Colonel G. B. Douglas OF the Mus
kogee Phoenix has been in Oklahoma
City recently making political medi-
cine, and Che Oklahoma City cores.
pondent Of the Kansas City Star thus
casts his horoscope:
Clarence Douglas, editor Of the
Muskogee Phoenix, seems to be one
man who knows what he wants in the
future state, but is not asking for
everything in sight, said politician
who snows Douglas. III Douglas
were wealthy and there should be
positive indications that the first
legislature would be Republican, un-
doubtedly Douglas would ask for a
United States senatorship. But he
is not wealthy, and he is uncertain
as to the political complexion Of the
first legislature. Knowing these
things, Douglas will ask his party
for the senatorial nomination from
the east side OF the greater state with
the knowledge that he cannot be
elected.
douglas isquoted as saying that he
would regard it as great honor to
receive this nomination. AS editor
of the most influential Republican
newspaper in the Indian territory, it
is not impossible that Douglas might
get this coveted honor. Republican
politicians in both territories know
the value Of Douglass newspaper and
have been flirting with him for
months. Thie is es specially True Of
the Mcclure faction, to which Doug
las seems inclined. Douglas IS too
shrewd not toIunderstand why he isbe-
ing ilattered, and will ask for as much
as he gives when the time comes to
deliver the goods.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-26
"Paci6ed" FiIipinos Give
Troops a Hot
Battle.

Associated Press.
Manila, Mar. 26-News OF another
fight on Jolo has just been received
here. Governor Curry, at first report
ed killed, is now known to be safe.
Few details of this latest battle with
the ladrones are as yet available.
General Buchanan has left for Cat
balogan to lend the aid of the federal
government to the insular author
tiles.
A small detachment of federal
troops is now assisting the constabu-
larry in pursuit of the ladrones.
Governor Curry in his report OF the
recent engagement says, "The leader
of the ladrones ordered his men first
to wipe out the constabulary and then
to capture myself and the other
Americans.
He continues, "There was hard
fight, in which Captain Jones Of the
constabulary lost half his men, final
ly gaining a magnificent victory in
the face Of overwhelming odds. Will
prepare to wage a war of extermin'
alton against the fugitives, which !;
the only alternative. "
Judge Leobinger and all the other
Americans are safe,
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-26
WILL MAKE
FUEL CHEAP

Associated Press.
Washington, Mar. Pa sub-com-
mittee of the committee Of ways and
means Of the house today agreed to
report a bill removing the tax from
alcohol. The recommendation will
now be acted upon by the full COM
mittee. 1t takes the internal revenue
tax off de-natured domestic alcohol.
1t is predicted that the bill, if en-
acted into law, will work a revolution
in heating, lighting and furnishing
fuel to motors, as alcohol will be
cheaper than kerosene, oil or gasoline.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-26
NO SIGN YET
OF AGREEMENT

Associated Press.
indianapolis, Ind, Mar. 26-Before
the miners and operators resumed
their secret conferences today no prom
lses of settlement we're observable.
John Mitchell, president of the union
said, ut looks like an endurance
test" Robbins of the operators SAID,
81 see no prospect of the joint COM
mittee reporting today.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-26
VacaDt Rooms

No earthly excuse for
your rooms to be vacant.
Everyday people are look
ing for new and desirable
quarters for summer.
Where Do They Look?
In The Chieftain Wants, of
course. They won't know
about your vacant room
or rooms unless they see
your ad. there Costs only
one cent a word, or three
lines three times, 25c Min
limum charge, I5c.
Phone A
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-26
Election Crooks.

Associated Press.
Kansas City, Mar. 26-Information
was filed with the city prosecutor to-
day against 56 persons charged with
registering illegally.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-26
Raw or lnfIamed Lungs.

Yield quickly to the wonderful cur
ative and healing qualities Of Foley's
Honey and Tar 1t prevents pneu-
monia and consumption from hard
cold settled on the lungs. For sale by
A, 2. Owens.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-26

II you claim citizenship rights and
are not on the rolls or have business
before the Interior Department, write
Immediately to W. w. Wright, regis
tered attorney, Corcoran bldg, Wash
ington. d. G. tt.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-26
About Settled.

Washington, Mar. ga cablegram
from Ambassador White says that
the Algericas conference has practic-
ally reached an agreement upon the
question of policing Morocco, which
was the most difficult issue before the
conference.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-26

The Chieftain Car
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-22
iVENCIDOl

scAbaba de recb tana audsci pens6 que uca
de car esta espeCe de vmpiro dearles en- brhd
para beban oda saDge de IA hda resign6 de,ds
6Indc oda hipocresa Eufrr a vntemente en- presenca
de 81 enemigo.
D qua se6ora hubo dicho todo cuanto t.l (. ous
der fuee epIrcr otras partes notc tan agra1abls
esta.
Lsontrs, cuando apssonadamente ensmorsds De an
ardo no hab sdo ceo Por prmea experimental
tse hrbe ormeno del coraz6n esas convuones del amor
durr cha entero ests ocura LENA de rz6 que SO denom
celos
Snftia horribemente Inendo vez odas las smarQuras
del oc3 odA triittzI del amor sn embargo 10 or m
en punto de comPauci6n ell de Hector Los ceos del
guo nsurrecC6n avA de cri6cdo que 90 oons
de deconocdo crues gudos que os ceos
d ID mdad Los tenen espeanza pueden sonar con
10 venganzI pero los otro de de modea
edeconGnzA Her de donde GrAncan ene nj porver
nj esperanza En- qu6n Ira eIperar aqu quien tortur.p
kQue porVeDr desguCsdo ndgno de ga
dtseG
20 eGperaba snta emoc6n eIba 81 Ado de oa mue
n rtA ella de la nqueud que causabI me -
crdcAba con alegr los laboa antigua aveDturt
Sc necestS muJ sobre poderoso mpeo a..
oblgIre rennncar matmonio QUE parecia desea con
emp 10 Tai hays sbdo proyectos pCr medic de
agGnA cartVs csrtI, hbrs ven1o Paris con e doico
prop6sito de mpeor mamonio 6I. e emblu en-
LreenCia areve avenir mi cssA... Dor eytr
escaDdao Ea muier dsfrutS smenszsndo con mil opte
fuge enSmorada para seducirle 81 Ia consuea Ia tr,n
Qailzs, dcendole q1e ama.'.
Obi como Arrepentfa de hlbere e. c ito; c n
de hab,r cdo e z de hsberse
cnddAments todss las inqueude debdade de 40 corr
Rscordaba todas las sSes de aus araroa,s
de gererodId peesn hora txtraordnramente rocu
los Madecfs rcorrsRbe nobezA de cIr5ctsr uue arr
trAba Iiempre error deSpueI oraba Avergonzse de o
tobles penWmenos e. tan tiSts Sentrss iempre casgda
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-22
BIBLIOTECA DE .LA DEMCCRACtAs IS

pcr loo maa puros sacriRcioi co tan insoportable
fuerza do aormentarse de indignarse dc desconsre
Leontna cay6 enferm v6se obgda rel dias
So concu6sda nQuet quso 10 vase 81 msmo me-
recomend6 cudadomente que asustae hbkndoe del es
do de Hector La se6ora Alberto esperAba de d G
hrmano Aufa que e anterior acostumbrAndose
desgraca acAbara recobrar vaor que 10 sba. Para
dae guna esperanza rspes cada momeno que 81 se6or
LusgDy haba lido haciA mucho tempo, Leonna
recfa preocupada por el3 Hector contestaba:
III dces todo por consoarme. pero 20 ae ben que
ella e anna.
Cuando Leontna pregunaba Dor e decfan que 10 vea
hubes entrado ver e contesAban Hector h
ba querdo bsiar porque hAba vtss senta
de vestirse.
LeOntina alarmAb tamptc) mucho por enferme
dad parcfa preocupa nGde cuya ten real
mente nada de nteresante
FL medico encontr6 Leontpa mry Qtectada. orden6
rarA aQuel affection improv dS Que c6 sin tubea
pocones occones decoccoa que LeonnI prome6 deEde
e primer insante no utiHzIr.
Cuando hubo eacrito, 6mAdo rubricado rec.ts,
desmpehr papel de medico moda, cont6 gran
n6mero de anecdos encntsdc mosndo.e leno de tento
de orgnadad brlante oporuno cedor del mundo
cqetmente erudito De eata vic certo orgulo
gran satisfaction que hemosa enferma eanmaba
dlscursos Con efecto hAca momento Leonna haba
ecobrado frecos colore que sonrsa
Vola nj te Un ro de esperanto acahAba de entrar
COriz6n.
We'd aqU to de cambiO de media dOcena de
necdotaS pcsntes smabe doctor re6 cura
mraVoss evada por m4dco Petroz en- indivduO
mo IN Angel de6gursda por enfermedad horrible cus
d eebr doctor hba curado povo sin operaoi6n 81
gunA mlagro. Cuando Leontna concu6ads escu'
chaban MOmbradMh h reaci6n 81 buen doctor aGAdi6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-22
POR $4,000

De contsdo, Sc vende 10 fnca de-
nominada <Barrancas,, la cual ae
haya situada en- el barrio de <Llanos
Coatas do ests termino. Dista q hora
y media de la poblaci6n, se cempone
de 1.500 cuerdss de extension, todas
propias para las siembras de frutos
memories y en- particular para el algo.
don <Ceilap.s Tiene dos magnifcos
mansntiales para dar de beber al ga
nado; tiene colindancia al mar y puer-
to para emharcar todos los frutos. En-
la 30 puedsa cuid4r b iita 400 cabe.
zas de ganado.
Para inf)rmes dirig jrse don Uli.
ses Msrini Post Otfic ,-calle emu
ffoz R'vera,s
Cabo.R 10, Dicienbre de 1905.
SIN. \
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-22
DlAZ
Abogado- -Notarlo
San Iuan, PuertO-RiCO
SAN JUSTO II.
SAN JUsTO Il
On. En- In calls de San Joa6 ndmerc

On. En- la calle de San JoR6 ndmerc
7, % alquila un mirador.
IEn esta imprenta SO vsnde pa
pei viejo de peri6dico q 81 Quinsal.
-Por so centavos 8 81 semanalet
comprala ustsd un reloi de orc de q
d so dollars F. Kshrhsh1 y Cq San
Francisco q. Tamhl6n vendemos fae
gos artifciAles
TENEDOR DE LIBROS, coloca'
do en- San Juan, hahlan1o y escribien
do espan )l s ingles, ofrece sus aervi'
clos para trsbAiar de noche en- caaal
mercsutiles. Blenas refsrenCias,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-22
F. c. PEREZ ALM|ROTy
ATTORNEY AT LAW
AVOCADO
GUAYAMA, PR.

RS NDCESARIO exigir que cada
ostia obtenga grabado el nombre Di-
gestivo Mojarrieta, pero un solo estu-
che producs meior siecto que una do
csns de botellas de sgsa mineral 9 de
ser oil unico curative radical, del es-
tSmago y del intestine, el D.gestivo
Moiarrieta purihca los alimentos y
los hac. asimilables. El legislmo d.
Qe.tivo Moi arrieta cura en- un dia laa
indtgesnones, en- IN mes las dispep'
alas 8 gastral gias, y en- tres msses las
mAs graves enfsrmedades cr6nicas del
est6msgo del intestine, Esta uni
vsrsalmsnts cokfrmsdo, en torma sin
igusl, que Ia efcacia del D gestivc
Moisrrieta es verdaderamente radical
superior a Ia de todoa los oiros re
medios. De venta en- las principals
farmscias de Europa America.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-22
VEXTA De F|NCAS

Por no poderla atender su dueiio,
SO vende una tincca en- Naguabo, ba.
rrio de Rio blanco, compuesta de III
de terrenos propiol para frutos ne
nores. Hay slgunas cuerdas de cafe,
buen aqua y una casa pequei1a en- re-.
gular estAdo. La fnca tiene tftulo do
dominic y esta reglstrada, Su prscio
90 $500 81 contado. Para mas infor.
mes dirigirLe & D, W. Pales, en- Qua.
yama. Ga alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-22
GuStdyO Rodriguez
ABOGADO Y NOTAkIO
Marina 8, Ponce, Puert0-Rico.
Commentaries

ANGEL SUAREZ. Fabrieante
importador dc sombraros. Fortalexa
70 almAsap San Frsrsisso S3
fARMACIA = Drosussia do Adol.
to harrtno Rivsra. Cgmuy, r r
Constants suYtido do medisinas
trescas importsdas de Europa y Esta
Unidos. Perfumsrfs, Novsda.
DEC eso. Praciea mddic0s.
ARkA0lA COLON, de Ramon
AlmaxRn plazA Priv n'ral.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-22
NotiCias del dia

Para curar un rssfrlad0 on un
ola, tome el LAXATIVE BRONO-
QUININA ri boticario le dsvolvsra el
dinsro 81 no se cura. La frma de Z.
w. GROVE % halla On cada cajita.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-22

tContsntsda6n de Ia pdqinG ."
LOS PIANOS cue han sobresa
liae ON estes fltimos cineo amos por
6ssa rax6n los reconsndados por los
profssorss do ntsica de mas prestigio
en- Ia isla, son los de Ia fAbrica KohIsr
q Campbell, de New Ysrk. de 10 cual
90 agente on San Juan A. 3. Belaval,
Apartado 81, 1,ya quien puede usted
airigirse para msiores informes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-22

IN ssta lmprenta Sc vsnde
papel viejo de psri6dies 4 81
quintal.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-06

cotton seed mill that 1t becomes un-
recognizable, save to the expert,
whether in taste, color or consistency
In view OF its present value and the
compleXity of its commercial and III
dustrial connections, it seems incred-
ible that only few years ago the seed
OF the cotton was regarded by the
planter and ginner as an evil whose
sole mitigation lay in the fact that 1t
afforded the only means of reproduce
ing the fleecy crop. Yet such is the
fact. 1t was fed, sparingly to hogs
and cattle. 1t was dumped into heaps
and permitted to sprout and rot, the
resulting compost being carted out
and spread as manure over The cot
ton fields. 1t was even hauled by the
wagon load and dumped into the
nearest river or bayou, as that ap-
pealed to some of the planters as the
easiest method OF lisposing of what
was considered an Lnavt :dable nt.!-
sance.
But today that is all changed. The
planter saves the cotton seed as care
fully as he saves the staple. The seed
and its products constitute perma-
nent factor ir all calculations of cot
ton crop values, and millions of dol
lars have been invested in the neces-
sary plants for its proper handling.
In the last year the valuation of
cotton seed products in this country
was Sf6, 6,703.$O3.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-06

FOR the separation of church and state
are regarded as dlssipated, owing to
the recent proceedings OF the Glenn
enceau cabinet. The extreme radi-
Gals state that the policy of spoliation
and persecution be inaugurated on
Tuesday next, have been told that all
church property not claimed by Gull
tural association on that day will pass
under the control of the state for dis
tribution to the communes at the end
OF the ensuing year.
The churches, in the interim. will
remain at the disposition of the clergy
and road for retreat is left open to
the Vatican by the admission of the
possibility that church property can
by state decree be granted to associa-
tions formed before December II,
1907. Minister of Public Worship
BRAND states that the government is
not anu-religious, only neutral. The
new law win forever decide the fate
of the Roman Catholic religion I'm
France, for it will declare that S4
bishops and 10000 pastors are to be
stripped Of all authority over the peo-
pie
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-06
DEAF MUTE SCHOOL REPORT
VIII Cost $4,000 to $4,000 to Make
Buildings Adequate.

The monthly biennial reports of
the Oregon state deaf mute school
were made yesterday to the board
of trustees bv superintendent E. s
Tillinghast, says the Salem Statesman
The feature of the report was the
poor and unsatisfactory condition of
the buildings and the undesirable and
inadequate site for the school, 1t will
cost S25, 600 To $4,000 to repair and
add to the present structures to make
them at all adequate to the needs and
even then they will not be satisfac-
tory. New site and new buildings are
suggested as being cheaper. better
and more desirable in every way, in
the long run.
naceQuacy Of hospital facilities is
especially emphasized, there being no
means whatever of handling an cpl
demic. Urgent attention is called to
and provision for a speedy remedy
is advocated.
a general slight increase of ex-
penses is noted, Notwithstanding an
increase in attendance.
Oregon stands sixth in the number
OF deaf mutes in the states in prdpor-
tion to the school population as com
pared to 80 other states caring for
these unfortunates.
The total enrolment IN 1906 is
1O3; 1904, was 81; 1902, II deaf
mutcs. The industrial feature of the
school is dwelt upon as being of es-
pecial value and the fact that students
can learn only by Seeing and not by
ear as most Of us can do.