Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-13
|EGULAR
NEW YORK
| LETTER
! Robbers Cave and a WO>
man Married Eight Times
the Latest Finds

New 1OIh, OCl. 10 he HSWs
bers that have moved uptown and
hmed themselves on superior ad.
2htages, will have to take back
lie of their boastiing, for they are
liking a poor showing as to the de-
>ery of their papers downtown
Eae Times nowadays fails to reach
e downtown ferries on time, lag
<hg far behind the other papers
Mile the Herald. which has been
niger at it also loses time. All the
2ew York papers reach the Pennsyl-
'ninia and Erie farries in ample time
b 20 out on the regular trains, but
&e Times wasn't on time a single
brning last week or this. This de-
occurs, although they go to
ess earlier in order to allow more
be to reach distributing points.
e Sun was the only newspaper in
kw York that had the nomination
Hearst at Buffalo in the edition
ht it sent to the suburbs, but 1t
"a 1t in full; while the other had
e work done up to 1 O'Clock in
3e morning. Even the American,
hose proprietor was nominated,
hint get his nomination as early
y other newapers. But the delay
the arrival downtown of the news
kpers that have moved uptown to
tuares named after themselves,
lake them behind their contempo-
kries so far as reaching downtown
nd suburbs territory is concerned.
The children who work are rejoic-
Ag at the new law that went into
feet on the beginning of this week.
bis new amendement to the state
Ibor law prescribes that the en-
|oyment of children under 16 can
bt be continued after O'Clock on
Jennings. The children effected are
D such as are employed in mercan-
De establishments, business offices,
|ctories, telegraph Offices, restau-
|nts, hotels, apartment houses and
companies that employ children
b the transmission of merchandise
messages. None of these can be
spt at work after Z o'clock under
Dy circumstances. Formerly chill
len were permitted to work in fac
ries until 8 o'clock. and in other
Establishments until 10 p. m. The
begraph companies will be badly
fected, as they have had many boys
bder 16 working at night, and men
ill have to take their places. No
BE has been given that the law will
strictly enforced. The depart
|ent of health will look after all es-
other than factories,
|e latter of which will be inspected
the state department of labor.
be new regulations are received
Ith mixed emotions by those chief
interested. The children, Of
|urse, are glad to get off earlier,
I'd have evenings TO themselves, but
|e earn less money, which both they
ld their parents want.
THE companies interested will
lve TO pay out more wages, as they
Rll have to pay men, instead OF
pys and girls.
The western town of Hibbings
|nds word that, although it hasn't
farm within Is miles of the city,
has started a county fair, and has
|Rde a success of 1t. New York. not
be outdone, presents a robbers
I've within the limits of the city of
feater New York. 1t isn't any
puch OF cave, either, but is fitted
4 for six persons, and is as truly a
scret resort as All Baba's ever was;
at least. was until II was discov-
fed by the owner OF the land. and
uiu not come upon II until some ,
nprovements to the land had un-
oVered the entrance to 1t. How long
Pc users OF it had had 1t in service
phe can tell. but II is evident that
ley were abundantly secure from
pservation, for the landowner had
assessed II for many years. The
i'e is situated on the Flushing |
PAD and isn't far from a training
|nool. II is handy constructed,
r door being covered with bark. so
|at II can easily be mistaken for a |
re- and surrounded by bushes,
|ieh hide 1t from passers-by. The
~ was fitted up as a well-kept |
[en' In its center standing a table.
pa six seats surrounding 1t. but
|sfe was no bed. nor any lamp.
eaing the discoverers to believe
'~' the occupants used dark Ian
rs when in the room. and divided
'er booty as secretly and darkly as