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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-02
MUST TE|THERWORK
OR LEAVE CITY
Migrants Attracted
By Distribution
of Supplies.
FRISCO FREE FROM CRIME
Destruction of Low Resorts
Drives Dangerous Charac-
ters Away.

San Francisco, May ALL able
bodied men must go to work or leave
the city. This is the dictum of Chie1
Of Police Oman, which, 1t is said
he will strictly enforce. The reliet
work and the free distribution of food
and clothing is attracting a certain
element to the city which does moi
expect to labor, while some who are
already here prefer to live on the
generosity of others rather than work
Chief Dinan is determined that those
who apply for relief and refuse to
work when offered shall leave the city
or be arrested for vagrancy.
Little Crime in City.
Perhaps never in the history OF San
Francisco has there been so little
crime. With the saloons closed, China
town, the Barbary Coast and other
haunts of criminals wiped out and sol
diers and marines in almost every
block of the residence districts, there
have been few crimes of any kind.
1t is the opinion of the police that
most of the criminal element have left
the city. The saloons will not reopen
for couple of months or at least un-
til normal conditions are entirely re-
stored.
Believes Death List Large.
San Francisco, May Coroner
Walsh still believes that the remains
of hundreds of earthquake victims lie
under the ruins in the burned district.
When the debris is cleared away" he
said, "there will be at least thousand
additions to the death roll. ] would
not be surprised If the number reach
Ell fifteen hundred. A great number of
persons perished in the cheap lodging
houses that collapsed. Down in Fish
Market District where hundreds of
men were at work at the time of the
earthquake several structures collap.
sed and the workers had no time to
save themselves. Few of the vic.
tins are being found now because the
debris in places of death is as yet un-
touched. We cannot excavate the
ruins, for tht work would require
thousands of deputies. We can only
wait for what we know must be ter.
rible harvest.
Many Architects Here.
San Francisco, May 2.--The State
Board of Architecture has issued a
statement to the effect that the rumor
that architects are needed in San
Francisco is without foundation. The
board claims that there are over $50
certified architects and 1000 draughts,
men in the State. There is not only
no immediate prospect of employment
for incoming architects, but many will
find difficulty in maintaining them
selves.
Governments Aid Needed.
San Francisco, May 2.-At a con-
ference held last night at General
Greeley's headquarters, plans for re,
building the city with the govern
ment's aid were discussed. There
were present besides General Greeley,
James d. Phelan, Dr.. Edward Devine
Mayor Schmitz and Secretary of Com
merce and Labor Metcalf. No definite
request was made, but the hope was
expressed that the government might
be induced to back the city with a
bond issue of $20O,O00,00O or whatever
sum is needed. In this manner the
city could be rebuilt in four or five
years with money at a reasonable rate
of interest, while 1t would take fifteen
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-02
Democratic Victory,

Omaha, Neb., May 2.-Democrats
made clean sweep In the city election
here yesterday. James G. Dahlman,
Democrat, being elected over T. A. Ben
son, Republican by large majority.
With the exception of two councilmen
the eatiss nomccratic ticket was elect.
ed.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-02
THOUSAND MoULDERs
WALK OUT ON STRIKE

Milwaukee, Wis, May 2.--About a
thousand union moulders employed In
eighteen shops controlled by the Mil.
waukee Founlrymen's Association
went on strike today.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-02
OLYMPIC GAMES.
Americans Secure Majority Of First
Prizes in Historic Athletic

Athens, May 2.-The Olympic games
committee published today, prior to
the presentation Of prizes, full list
of winners. American athletes took
eleven first prizes, six seconds and five
thirds, out Of 20 events, In many of
which. however, the Americans did
not compete.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31
wAnt ! oonstitutiOnal o0nvsuti0n

Baltimore, Jan. sl.-There is a strong
sentiment in favor Of the bin Of Sen
ator Bats which provides that the ques
tion Of holding another constitutional
convention shall be submitted 70 a vote
Of the people Of Maryland at the next
November election in 1907, The pill IS
in accordance with the provision OF the
present constitution that every 20
years the people have a right to call a
constitutional convention for amending
the present instrument or for drafting
a new constitution.
Il is held that during the last ten
wears many defects have become aP-
parent which need remedying and
some Of the parts Of the present con
stitution need Important changes to
bring them in better harmony with the
demands OF the time. 1t is safe 70 say
that. should the bill be passed, there
win Be an overwhelming vote IN favor
Of q constitutional s0nvention az the
NOvembeE Lection neKt yssZ.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31
w. l.. JONES
NAMED FOR
RECORDER
Popular Jefferson Man Has
the Endorsement of
His Home Town

Among the many candidates men.
toned for county offices. Jefferson has
but one, w l.. Jones for recorder. Mr..
Jones is a native Of Linn county. be.
ing born at the old farm home in sy.
racusc precinct After completing his
course iu Albany college he came TO
this city Is years ago and has since
been actively identified with the bus.
iness interests Of the city aud county.
lie has proved his fitness and ability
for The office he seeks by the success.
ful management Of his own business
affairs and In the conducting Of the
various municipal Offices which he has
filed and one might say is still filling,
being at present a member Of the city
council Mr.. Jones politically IL and
always has been an active worker in
the ranks Of the Republican party, yet
his personal popularity will insure him
many Democratic votes Competent,
courteous and popular, tho nomination
of Mr.. Jones seems assured, and the
Review has no hesitancy In endorsing
him FOR recorder. and is confident that
he will conduct the office in a manner
that will reflect credit upon himself
and bis oonsliiueuis.-J,iicrson Review.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31
WAS 1T
ATTEMPT
TO KIDNAP
Maud N. Sheek Of Portland
Bound and Gagged at
Her Home

Maud NJ. sheck was attacked, bound,
gagged and left helpless Sunday night
by two men who dragged her from the
home Of l.. A. Elrath, 4sg Schuyler
street, where she was a visitor.
Was It the object Of her assailants
to carry the girl off TO destroy her, or
were the criminals obsesscd by insane
infatuation for the young woman, hop.
ing TO compel her later to consent to
"a marriage with one or the otheri
Every avenue Of inquiry pursued by
detectives and others has ended In
doubt Of the motive behind the at.
tempt aud in bafIling lack Of clew 10
the identity Of the mon who pcrpc.
trated tho cowardly assault
Interest In the case is increasing,
with the difficulty and apparent hope.
lcssncss Of unraveling the skein Of Incl.
dcpts leading to tho climax Sunday
evening. when tho girl was left fainting
and helpless near the woodshed at the
Elrath home.
Followed and watched for months,
living In perpetual fear, and finally
fighting bravcly, desperately, unaidcd
against two powerful rufians, tho un.
fortunate girl now Lies exhausted and
nerve. shattered AZ the homo Of her
friends. Her parents, Mr.. and Mra l..
q. Shcck, Of 9s Wheeler street, are fear.
ful Of her future health, whno Mrs,
Elraih, In whose home tho stricken
girl lice, IL shaken and unncrvcd al.
most 10 the point of physical collapse.
This attempt 20 kidnap Mise sheek
is considered by police aud headquar.
ters detectives as the most daring and
startling misdomcanor In tho annals OF
Portland's criminal history.
During three nights the rufiana
practically remained on tho premises
near tho homo of L. A. Elrath, 40 tsa
Schuyler street, where Miss sheek had
visited for tho past month.
Sunday night they forced their way
into tho woodshed adjoining tho kiteh.
ep, and there perpetFated the deed
which may wreck tho health Of their
victim completely.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31
A Grim RaRedy.

Is daily enacted in thousands Of homes
As Death claims, in each one, another
victim OF consumption or pneumonia
But when coughs or colds are prop
erly treated, the Tragedy is averted. ,,
q. Huntley Of oaklapdOn, Ind, WTites'
"My wife had the consumption, and
three doctors gave beT up. Finally she
took DIR. Kings new Discovery for
consumption, coughs and colds, which
cured her, and TO-DAY she IL well and
strong" Il Kills the germs Of all das-
eases. One dose relieves. Guaranteed
at soc and tl.OO BY J, @, Perry, drug
gist Trial bottle FREE.
The Car has been 50 busy lodging
that he has not had time to suggest
that the whole matter be taken TO The
hague for settlement.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31

fhs above 10 the usual verdict Oi
the traveller using the Missouri Paeih'
railway between the Paeihe coast and
the east, and We believe that the serV
lee and accommodation given merit
this statement. From Denver, ColOFa
do Springs and Denver there are two
through trains daily TO Kansas City
and ST. Louis, carrying PullmAn's lat
est standard elestris-hghted sleeping
ears chair ears and uP-to-dAts dining
ears The same sXeellent service Il
operated from Kansas City and st.
Louis to Memphis Little ROek and Hot
spFinsA II yOu are going sAst o.
SOutb, write for particulars and fun In
fOnnAtioA-
W. O MBRIDE, aon. Aga,
ia TAisd g.. PortlAnd. Ora
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31
A PROPOSITION
rOm Prominent salem DnsEista.

Prom Prominent Salem Druggists.
"To tho people Of salemi AZ this
season promises 90 be au exceedingly
trying one 20 an persons Ia M health
and 20 tho aged
Know, therefore that We, q. w.
Putnam Co, druggists Of this city, do
hereby agree 70 furnish all the medi'
cine necessary 20 restore 20 health any
siek person Ia salem, or 10 build up
tho strength Of tho aged, on a positive
guarantee hat II Il fails Il viii be ab.
aolutely free.
Los every person who is run down,
weakened from any cause, sickness, OF
pulmonary, disease, old people, nursing
mothers, pale, debilitated women aud
children, or those troubled with hard
colds, hacking coughs or ineipient con.
sumption, come % our store and get a
bottle Of our modsTh cod liver oil
preparation, vinol, and II Il falls 20
accomplish what We guarantee il will
We will refund every dollar paid for
.h
This Il a fair and square Offer, hon,
oFably made, with tho expectation that
&, viii DO accepted by all Salem people
who arc interested.
Yinol is not a patent medicine and
Is guaranteed 90 eoHiain in eoneen'
tTated form an the curative, body
building and strength creating ele.
ments OF cod liver oil actually taken
from fresh Gods hyas, without the
sys,em-elogging oil or grease 10 upset
the stomach and retaTd its work II
produces hearty appetite, makes
rich red blood, and strengthens every
organ In the body. Cau any oher be
more fart Try viuol on our guaran-
tee" @. W, Putnam CO.. Druggists
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31
A QUESTION OF COST.

In any number of stores
you'll see various prepara-
tons of cod liver oil at as
many different prices. You'll
wonder, perhaps, why SCOTS
Emulsion costs more than
some other kind in as large
a bottle. Hearing only one
side of the question you may
be led into buying the "just
as good as SCOTS at the
lower price. That's false
economy. SCOTS Emulsion
costs more because its more
expensive to make. Every
ingredient is tested and guar
anteed of the purest quality.
No adulteration, no shaving
of quality. There's no econ
omy in bargain medicine. II
you can afford to experiment
with your health, substitutes
may satisfy you. We take it,
however, that you want a
pure preparation, a reliable
remedy and something that's
going to help you. That's
what you get in SCOTS
Emulsion Thirty years the
standard.
gcorT A nowNp .os rss,t s.. gsvs YORK
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31
Pleasant ana Nor Rnsetiv.

TJ. Chambers, editor Vindieator,
Liberty, Texas, writes December 70,
1905;
"With pleasure and unsolicited BY
you / bear testimony 20 the curative
power OF Ballard's HoTehOuhd Syrup. l
have used II and my family can cheer
frlly ahirm Il is the nose effective and
best remedy for coughs and colds I
Aavs ever used" Sold BY d. J. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31
poultrr shour in - oitlea.

Schenectady, n, Y, Jan. ai,-The an
nual pet stock and poultry show opened
at tho state aTmoTy today and viii re-
main open Tor the rest of the week.
The display il larger and Of much
better quality than in former years,
aud over 1000 birds are shown. The
list Of premiums is unusually large.
Toledo, o., Jan, 3l.-The annual exc
hibition OF the Toledo Faneiers' asso,
citation opened here today with large
and interesting display and an Unusual
" large attendance. Besides the usual
number Of prizes a number Of valuable
cups have ben offered this year, which
has caused considerable increase In
the interest for the exhibition by local
and outside faneiers and BREEDERS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31

scorr a nowNE, .os r,sfi S., New york.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31
|THE TURKISH
JANISSARIES


mantle falling over the lads shoulder.
he said: "The troop which thou hast
created shall be called Yeni Toheri ltbe
new warriors) Their faces shall be
white and shining; their right arms
shall be strong; their sabres keen and
their arrows sharp. They shall be for.
tunato in fight, and they shall ever
march from the battlefield as conquer
ors." From the words Yani Tcheri
the western nations have fashioned the
single word Januissary.
Filled with enthusiasm. the young
soldiers ever after this scene wore as
part Of their uniform a cap Of white
felt like that Of the dervish. with a
strip Of woolen hanging down behind
to represent the sleeve Of the holy man
But their uniform and camp outfit car.
riod other symbols. They were chill.
drcn and the head Of their new organ.
ization was specially the Emir and lat.
er the Sultan Padisha himself. and 80
they called him lovingly their head
nurse. They took tho. titles Of their
corps officers from their kitchen. Their
Aga or commander was called Tchol
adji'bachi, or head soup helper, the col
oncl was Aehtcht baehi. or cook, and the
captain was saggi bachi, or water serv.
err They wore their spoons In their
caps Their camp kettles were sacred
In their eyes They used them AZ drums
beating on them with wooden spoons
thus giving rise 90 the word kettle
drum, an origin We ignore when we hear
iis modern equivalent In a great or.
ehesira. When tho Janisuarios over.
turned their kettles Il meant revolu.
iion.
Tho course Of study Of the young
Ianissary lasted seven years. Unqucs.
tioning obedience was the arst and
foremost tenet Of their curriculum.
They carried at hrst a bow aud a aheaf
of arrows, a yataghah or short sword and
a khandjar, or eutlasA Later they car.
Tied muskets and a pistol. The stan,
dard Of the Aga Of the Janlssaries was
Of pure white suTmounted with horse.
tails. In the three centuries Of their
original formation II is calculated that
they furnished half a million Christ,
Ian born soldiers 20 the Moslem rulers
They were kept In the highest state Of
discipline and physical fitness and al
ways counted az least 10000 IN active
life with the eoloTs
It'was the custom Of the Turkish
commanders Of the great battles and
sieges Of tho time 10 hold the Janis.
saFies In reserve, The battle opened
with the advance Of the Arabs or light
infantry, whose lives were sacrificed
without a thought Of eompuhetion. The
spahis and soldiers or cavalry were
used for fanking and haTassing, but az
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31

.,v terms stands for the fighting
the Ottoman Turks, is that Of
i,,,,v. Take up a page Of Ottoman
orv anywhere between the l4th and
.,rturics. and the Janissaries fig
= a for some deed Of reckless
-,,v warrior zeal, military rapid.
,bs horrible cruelty borne Of the
n h.t is fed on battle and slaugh.
rbsy were the fret standing army
ss modern world and antedated the
.iBBire Of even the French royal
= bv more than a hundred years.
A is not generally known is that
ssh they we're the soldiers Of Mo.
nmsdanism. the terrible right army
ne sultans for Furnishing the foes
liam. FOR spreading the faith Of the
,b prophet and widening the bounds
Noslem power they were for the
y three hundred years Of their or.
.i,s existence entirely Christian
\ Never has the cunning Of the
,lrs builder devised a more ingen.
,uay Of feeding its forces from the
he of The conquered than that which
:, birth 10 the Janissaries.
n vas 70 iho reign Of Emir orchsn,
, rulsd The ottoman tribes IN Asia
" 1890 70 1859, that the conception
" laio reality, when Alaeddin. bis
.,Au and grand vizier, carried out
!, Ha of an army entirely Of Christ
y Aldfcn chosen from their captivcs
y as,rusied AZ once into the profes
i 4 arms and Of tho Moslem faith.
y his purpose 1000 Of the finest
H,.rah boys were selected tho drst
~ ifa 1000 every year succeeding, ,
! trained assiduously, As they were
liis a. a tender age from their trem'
ig parents and were 40 once sur
sslsd By Moslom influences and 6red |
A Noslsm inspiration, they soon for
!, iA,lr Christian faith and grew 10
|zaAool, ardent aud terrible fslamites.
ts,s Ne us filled with color aud
srszat They were well paid and
n hgA Office was open 20 them.
Ny we're forbidden 20 marry or 20
'tl 4 beard, but were not denied the
,,lfss Of the senses save as the Ko'
, iofsbade. They were trained as
li,s,y, which was a remarkable piece
zilllaFy foresight az a time when
y weight Of practice and tradition
I.aisd the mounted soldier as the
'rissi warrior. Some idea Of the spir'
4 tls corps may DO caught In the
~ Of its beginnings.
tAsa the drst thousand boys had
II trained for a time, oTehan march
hen before tho Dervish Radji Beg
Nh and asked tho holy man 10 give
',zs and a blessing 20 the corps.
.yiag his hand upon the head Of the
l-'ssi boy, the flowing sleeve Of his
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31
Imperfect piRestien.

Means les nutriiion and In eonse
qusnee less vitality. When tho liver
fails 20 secrete bile, the blood becomes
loaded with bilious properties, the d.
gesilon becomes impaired and the bow.
Ella eonstipated. Herbine win reoafy
thisI II gives tone 10 the stomach, liver
and kidneys, Strengthens tho APPotite,
clears and improves tho complexion, In
fuses new life and vigOF 20 tho whole
system. 500 a bottle. Sold by ID. J.
Fry.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-01

Two hundred hears ago there was q
law passed In France making Il Q crime
for any noblemAn to shoot more than
two work people during any one day.
The law came about In this way; The
selons OF the nobility would 40 out
hunting and when game was scarce,
they were given TO shooting At the
peasantFy just TO ShoW their marks.
mAn'hip, aud the thing had gone on
until many Thousands were manned
aud injured 90 that 10 lnaonVanlenOed
che owners OF lands. aud their protests
gave rise 20 the Las. In this age,
while the scions Of our nobility Of
wealth go dashlnR over the Sountry In
autos. showing how fast they can run,
klllin7 people aud destroying property
every day, We shoald pass . lAW The,
u they run over moro than two people
10 any one day they shall BE- ensd
dfty eenta and eosIs, Why nos do
the thing risAs, u We are 10 ape she
TuyAlIst,l
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-01
Captain Clark for Atlanta.

Washington, April 3O--Army orders
Issued announce that Captain Charles
G. Clark, who has been on duty as as.
sistant to the chief commissary depart.
ment OF the lakes, has been ordered to
Atlanta as chief commssary of the de.
partment OF the gulf Captain vii.
liam Elliott, commlssary. who has
been serving as chief commissiary OF
the department Of the gulf, Is relieved
from that station and ordered to Van.
couver barracks, Washington. as as.
siStant to the chief commissary depart
ment Of the Columbia.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-01
stArE or OMlo. CrY or rolrnn. J

stArT ~ 0Hio. Cry OF ToLHpo,
LrCAs CorNrV
Franz J, Chsnsy mahss cath that he
10 senior partner Of The nrm Of y. J.
Cheney \ Co, doing business in the
City Of Toledo, C0ausy and State
aio'~eaid, and that said drm will par
the sam OF ONE HUNDRED DOT.
LARS Tor each aBd sVssg eass Of e..
'Arrh that eAaso, bs earsd by The ase
Of Halls CatArsh CarS,
fEASE J. CHMNHr.
SSVTa 10 before me and saeseFshea
IA my prSseses. thts etA day % Dsosula
hsS, A, H. iSSe A. ", 0InAsOx,
MALl NoaaFy paAlie.
Halle CaIAFth Cafv 10 laksa later.
nally. Asd as's dlrpetly % The bloea
aud On oroas saFtaces q The sysapsn
seed toe teeainoatais. ire.
scld ~ all eT0eRssss, EAe.
fa1s Halls hmiiS hlh tes eoassI.
faiee.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-01
HON. FRANK CLARK.

Albert VI. williamson, editor OF The
Floridian, Published at Jacksonville
pays the following tribute to Hon
Flank Clark, the distinguished and
able CotRressman from this, the sec.
ond district:
1--WE didn't vote for Hon. Frank
CLARK when q candidate for Con.
gTess from this district, bot we
are here to tell 700 now that 'OkIa.
homa Frank 10 right there with the
goods In bis attitude as q repTeSenta-
tive OF the people he lie now serving
In Congress.
"Peraoually, Frank Clark 10 one OF
the most fascinating men We have ever
met, and0he IL making such q repre-
sentative that all FIoridians may we'll
look upon with pride We need more
JuSt like him. Bot while il 10 easy
enough to find men who are able to
look distinguished these same men
500 often give themselves away the
very moment they begin to impress
their superiority upon others.
Having Said so many real mean
things about Mr.. CLARK 40 We did IN the
last campaign, We doubtless ought to
give our present ideas NJ the man in
homeopathic doses but We tell you
now that FrAnk Clark has alresdy
taken front rank among the big men
in the House OF Representatives; and
State pride, II nothing else, will cause
us TO make this acknow Judgment"