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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-11
Now-a.nays.

Mrs, smith Bridget. are there
any absolute necessiJies YOU want
for the kltcheng
brldget-Nis, mum Oi want a
plush roekin chair an some pillows
Ter the eozy corner. BROOKLYN
Eagle,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-11

For constipation there Is nothing
quite - nice as Chamberlaln's stom-
aeh and Liver Tablets They always
produce a pleasant movement OF the
oowles without any dlsagreeable ef-
feet. Price. rs cents Samples fire.
AZ DR. Stones Drug Store.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30
Court Asked 10 Decree That Il
CORtPO's The Rival Lines.
WANT DIV DENDPAYMtN7S STOP2. D
Object ia to Obtain Complete
Separation of the Union and
Southern Pacif'cs-san francisco
People the Petitioners.
(Dy AssocIntcd Prcss.N \

~ -A'''oSi'tttN itoo.J
CHICAGO, ILL, March 20.-At.
i'fh"y Henry Crawford, OF this cit;
announced today that bill in
equity in behalf 81 Crocker ana
Sonrany OF San Francisco ana
lhomhs Hubbard has been filed In
tho Circuit Court asking that the
southern Pacific railroad COMPANY
DO restrained from paying dividends
upon it, common stock amounting
TO Si,G3r,Up0
Tic court is asked Ia decree tnnt
tn" unicn Pacific railroad controls
and operates g system OF railroads
which is IN constant and natural
competition with tho Southern Pa
ci--U between SIN Francisco ana
INeW Orleans, contrary to public
r'licy rnd i'll violation OF tho lave
10 fcXr
Tho biIl asks that tho court on.
IJoIn tho Union Pacific and its Of
fccrs or agents from hereafter vot.
in:, on any STOCK q, the Southern
thcilif railroad company o: excrcis.
inG any direction or. control over
the southern Paciiic railroad or
over its finances including. tle Ga,.
weston, Harrisburg a. San Antonio
Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30
sultan 10 Friendly

TANGlER. MOROCCO. March 40
Tho representative OF thu Sultan
Aohammed, III Torros, today, calle,
upon tho French minister, M. Reg.
nnu!t, aud also on thu commander.
OF tho French cruiser Jeanne d'Arck,
with both OF whom he had court.
cous interviews.
lilo assured the French Minister
lhHt measures had been taken for
inc maintenance of order and for
'hc security of Tie Europeans in
Morocco. rho Fronch cruiser In.
End which arrived here with t,,n
JcarI uArcl., left Tangici for alanl.
gan today i'll order 20 transport Tho
body OF Doctor Aiancharip tho
French citizen WHO WAS murdered
ct Morocco city. from Masg:rzln to
this port.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30
HE PREACHED FUNERAL
SERMON ON THE GAilOWS
fhomaa Harris, Young White Man,
Ranged for Killing Aged Woman
Who He Robbed.
lpy hssoclated I,resal

81 A.tThNBURG, >. G.. March %
rhomas Harris q young whitc man.
lormorly = baptist preacher, was
hanged in the jail yard at GaHncy.
;: T.. today for the murder of Mrs.
hortcnse Morgan, an aged white
woman. las! Novombc..
Bciorc tho black cap was adirstca,
'tnrris preached his own funrcul
sermon.
TIC Killed Mrs. Morgan by cutting
heF throat, after which no took
$500 from hoi clothes. Harris mar
rowly escaped bcin glynchcd ut tnc
time OF his arrest and was brought
90 Spartanburg for safe keeping.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30
Commander Greeted BY Represent.
alive Of NJ OrIsh Government
Who Was Friendly.
Sutton ALSO ' RY COURTEOUS
Believed Nov That Nothing Serious
Will Rcru': From tho Stand
Taken BY Francc-WilI Withdraw
Troop Till Only Small oarri.
con Rcmainr.
(By Associated prcss.)

oubjA, MOROCCO, March 90
= column o. French troops occupied
Uni" city ~ 10 II. iii, Tho Moorish
government met tho French com.
mandc; and gave him an assurance
OF the iricndlincss uG tho populu.
tion. No further Incidents occurred
Two companies OF French Iouavcs
ana y detachment uf cavalry arrived
III Oudja today. Throa batlalions
OF infantry and n battery OF artill.
cry are oncnmpcd outside OF tho
CIT. Although IT. IL impossible to
Say how loni: tho occupation will
DO continued il is not probable that
tho entire forco OF 5000 mon will
roman Tor long on Moroccan tor.
f.ru.'.
as soon rs tho power of Franco
me- been accomplished tho grcnttA,
PORTION of tho couihn or occupation
VIII DO Withdrawn gradually. lcny.
ms u! Ondla only tho few hundred
men WHO ARC necessary Tor tho pro.
.sarvGlons C Urdc,.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30
NO DANGER FOR THE INVESTORS
In Reply to Question Put to Him
by II. M. Whitney of Boston, Bryan
Tells What Ho Believes Are tho
Remedies for the Present condl,
tions. 4
(I,y Associated Press.l

BOSTON, MASS. March 2O--H.
Nj. Whitney, II prominent Mnssachu-
sets Democrat and former candidate
for lieutenant governor, tonight made
public n letter he had just received
from W. j. Bryan, dealing with tho
railroad question.
The letter was In response 10 one
from Mr.. Whitney in which he ask.
cd: Whether In your judgement
there is any danger of regulation
being carried to II point preventing n
reasonable return on money Invested
i'll the railroads OF tho country md
whether In case OF adoption OF, tho
government ownership by the milton
or by the several states tho stock.
holders could expect to receive n
nricc c1nnl TO the value of the ply.
sicnl rhllroad propcrtlcs?"
Mr.. Bryan wrltca I'm part ms fol-
lows: IL am I'm favor OF both nation
nj and state regulations md | also
l'lievc TINT public ownership Is the
Ultimate solution oe tho railrond uies-
ton. In my discussions of tho sub
ject have pointed ont that because
or the lappgar Of the Capitalization In
ahY1lsfshiu -hgs tho. federal government,
of MI lines. | prefer n system lin
which tho federal government will
he confined to tho necessary trunk
lines and tho ownership of thu rest
Of the lines be left to the states.
This. however is not an Immediate
Questions: Mt least am not sure TINT
Tho ncnplc nrc ready to consider the
question of public ownership, and I'M
III they are rcntlv to consider that
question the interest Is conferred In
regulating.
There Is Mo Danger.
AZ mn advocate Of tho regulation
ri the strictest sort can say to YOU
Tint there is no danger whatever that
this regulation will ever be carried
io tho nolnt of preventing II reagon-
all" return on money invested I'm the
railroads Of tho country. Ana also
assure you that whenever public ow-
ncrShip Is adopted nv the states or
nv tho nation the stockholders may
expect To receive price at least
"dual To The value of tho physical
nrnpcriics OF the road hut no such
assurance ought tn be necessary, he.
cniisn the public has shown no dis
N9Si'irn IN reduce railroad earnings
tn uoini which would deny reas.
nualln return.
II have contcndcd that the present
'alnc Of The railroad should he as.
contained ~ the Interstate Commerce.
Commission and tho commissions of
no various states In order that in
vrsfnr5 may know when they arr
bu"inp stock Of intrinsic value and
when 'hav are being chnatcd.
~ think I can spcnl. for those who
hrloyc in regulation ana know that
th"rn Is not and never has been. dan.
"cr oil injustice to the owners of tho
''tro7d. and If | can speak for those
WHO bnliovo that the Ultimate so!u-
ton of the railroad is to be found
IN public ownership, I can say that
thorc is no disnosition 10 confiscate
railroad proncrtv even il the courts
would permit It."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30

turned ovor. but tho coaches ro.
NAMED on tho track. Ono engineer
iHd ~ unknown negro wore killed.
rlromar OVortpn Wac fatally mjur.
ca, porter seriously hurt and scv.
GA passengers suffered bruises.
investigation shows conclusivCly
'hGI the dcrailmcnt was caused by
wrcckcrt. iIoltH had been remove.
from tho connecting rods that mo, =
inc switch. li!oonhomnda have boon
"Noh 10 tho nccno in I'M attempt 10
lrara tho mlnrits. Fireman Ovcrton
u'eu after being brought To- this
|clt!.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30
SOUTH RUST PAY HIGHER
WAGES FOR FARM LABOR
Not Able 70 Keep Them On at 80
Cents Day When They Can Get
TWO Dollars in the North.
nv Assncinlea prn.ul

NEW ORLEANS, Ia, March 20
\ drawback to Immigration in the
south is pointed ont to ~ Immigra-
iion Commissioners Sargent as fol
lows:
There is one thing the people of
the South must learn in the handling
of Immigrants. They must pay bet
ter wages or the foreigners will not
remain with them. The South is bad.
ly In need of agriculturists. but 1t is
not possible for the farmers and
planters to keep laborcrs nj a wage
OF 30 cents TO one dollar per day
when they can secure wage of two
dollars in the North.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30
STRIKE, OR NO STRIKE
Federal Officials viii Make Effort
10 Settle Railroad Trouble.
BOTH SIDES ARE very DETERMINE
General Managers Say That They
Have Made All the Concessions
That They WiII-All Demands
Must Be Met, Say Trainmen.
{ BY Associated Press


CHICAGO, ILL March 29-Whcth-
or there will be strike of tho
employees OF the train service of
the western railways hinges OH a
ldc"tmg to be held tomorrnry be-
tween two federal officers and the
representatives of tho unions and
tho railroads concerned.
This meeting was brought about
|Dy tho general managers of the
railroads who appealed to Wash.
lngton for q settlement of Tho diff.
Guilty under tho Erdmann act.
Tho government will be represent
Cd ut the meeting by Martin a.
Knapp, chairman of the Interstate
commerce Commission and Charles
i. NELL, Commissioners of Labor.
e. B. brown, chairman OF tho board
OF managers will be tho Spokesman
Tor tho railways, and Grand Chief
/. I'll. Morrisscy of the railway
irainsmen's Union and Chief Con.
ductor "A. b. Garrotson of the Con
ductora' organization, will look after
tho interests of tho men.
Knapp and Noil have tho assur.
anco Oh both sides that everything
possible will be done to prevent a
f1rikc.l
Tho railroads tonight declared
that they had conceded everything
possible and the union representa-.
tiYcG asserted that further concess.
ions evil have TO be made or To-
morrow's meeting will fail to pre-.
vent q strike. Tho brotherhood o..
Locomotive FrCmen and tho rest
gro still trying to settle their dit.
torcnces
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30
Death OF Mrs. Null.

MIRO. Naudc Elmo Null. 30 yccre
Old, died Yesterday afternoon nj
hcT home. $40 Thirty.eighth stree.
aftor n lingering illnnss. Funeral
services will be conducted at t.,c
residence this afternoon mt 4 c'clorl,
by Rcv 70. A. Shcnk. Tho body
VIII be inferred ut Grecnlawn comc.
lcfy Mrs. Null is survived by her
husband, Mi. j. A. Null.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30
HOT AFTER THE MEN "AIGHEa up"
II An Attempt is Made to Rescue
Ruef the Guards viii Shoot the
Prince of erafters Without Hesita.
tion-Ruef Has Been Made Ac-
quaintcd With These Orders.
(Bv AssocIntcd pross.l

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, March
29.-Etudolph Spreckls, financial
sponsor of the investigation of bribery
graft in this city today told the AS.
scciated Press that he would guaran.
tee the expenses for the invcstiga-
ton to any amount. Contributions
from citizens to the fund of 100000
suaiFnteed to me before the com
mencement of the bribery graft are
coming in rapidly. They are in
amounts of $50 to $1,000.
In the event that the ultimate To.
tai of the subscriptions fall short of
the 100000, guaranteed. ! will make
the deficit good and If the cost is
more than 100000 to complete this
prosecution that will make no differ.
cncc. Those engaged In it's further
ance will never be hampered by lack
OF funds no matter what the bill may
be.
THE work of investigation will not
he suspended until every bit of rot.
tanncss is fully exposed. 3SSye fully
expect to land behind the bars of tho
penitentiary, every giver of Bribery,
and the higher up the offender, the
mere vigorous will be his pursuit.
I'VE do not however, expect to
send every bribc taker TO prison.
Some OF the miserable men who sold
themselves to the corporations must
he granted immunity for their testi-
hOnE, which is worth great deal
more To ns as evidence as to tho
guilt of high corporation officials
man their own incarceration would
he. Every county and city dcpart.
ment Will hc examined into before
inc examination is completed. the
police department along with the
others. No one will be neglected no
set @! officials will he overlooked"
since The arrest of Abraham Rucf.
ut the Trncadcrn month ago. rum
ors have been. rife that an attcmpt
would be made to rescue him nv
iorco from Eliscr Bigey. either dur
ing session of the court or while
Ruef was going to court.
Officers Are Ready.
an officer prominent In the brib.
cry investigation today said. "Fyery
mn openly identified with the prose.
cutioh oil bril,2ry charges, is armed
'''N' .g''E'''c W tiia more prominent are
employing body guards. For n month
we have been keepipt special look.
cut for an attempted rescue of Rusl
and we shall be happily surprised i
these investigations and impending
prosecutions end without physical
encounter.
Several times when Rucf was i'm
Judge Dunn's court. . sudden move
ment of reckless mon toward The
prisoner has been checked oulcklv
ana quietly by officers of the prose
cution.
we know that should Tluof he res.
cucd, it would not he a difficnl;
thing to hide him securely right in
San Francisco. The prosecution
knows this and is taking no chance.
Each one of Biggy's seven guards
is Instructed in the evcnt of n serious
attempt at rescue by force. either in
court or elsewhere. to shoot Ruef AMI
turn their attention to the liberators
afterwards. Ruef has been made nc.
quaintcd with these orders"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30
Long Terms for Soldiers.
(BY Associatcd Prnssl

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, March
29.-Fiftcen years in state prison at
hard labor is the sentence passed to-
day upon Michael McCabe and w.
j. O'Leary, United States soldiers,
who were convicted of attacking and
.robbing Harold Berrum of SIS u
month rugo. $780,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30
Classes Roosevelt as a Democrat.
(By SssDcIntcd PressO

WASHINGTON. d. c., Marcn 20
He is all right. He Is about as
good Il Democrat rs there Is" This
reference was made Of the President
by James Watson Gerard. the chair
man of the Tammany Hall Democratic
committee, as he came from the
White House office today after
brief call on Mr.. Roosevelt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30
MetIlodlsts in Session.

STAUNTON, VA, March 20
Bishop Haas rrcsidcd today over the
baltimore Methodist conference.
Doctor Il. b. Chapel, of Nashville.
Tenn. spoke IN tho interest of sun.
day schools. Doctor II. j. Lamar. of
The Nashville Publishing House
smoke in the intercst of the church
periodicals and said that all obicc.
tionhblc advertisements should be
removed from Sunday school litora.
turc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30
Threw Babe in Sea.
(Bv Associated Press.)

VbN NHNUUIdIUH I'TtSS.J
NEW YORK, March 29.-Crazed
by sickness. Mrs. Il. Aqilay, pas.
scnser on board the steamer KONG
Albert. which arrived here from Ma.
pies threw her infant daughter into
the sea last Wednesday when /, per.
ished. The woman tried to follow
the infant to death, but was restrain.
cd
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30
Ack Hale Held BY Coroner.

BRISTOL. TENN, March 29.-The
ccroncr's jury in the case of Lille
Davis, who was shot In East Hill
cemetery, in Dristol's suburbs, We'd
nesday night. and died an hour later.
today rendered verdict holding Ack
Hale on the charge or crlminally as
sanlting and numbering her. Hale
had been with her all day and was
with her at the time Of the shoot.
ing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30
Finally Thrown Out of Court.
(By Associated Press).

CLEVELAND, OHIO, March 90.
Action against the Altman Manufac-
turing Company of Canton, Ohio.
charged with importing alien contract
labor into this country for the pur.
pose of brcakings strike was dis
missed today by Judge Taylor In the
federal court. The case was in court
three years. The counts were nolled
on recommendation of the Depart
mcnt OF Justice at Washington.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30
Musician Attempts Suicide.
inv ASanCtofnd Droup,

NEW ORLEANS, LA. March 20
Rruno Bochm, first violinist of the
san Carlo Opera Company. attempted
suicide here today by throwing him
sell in front of Il rapidly moving
street car He was dragged off the
tracks just in time by two police
men. Dochm is thought to be de.
ranged.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30
congressman in Havana.
fRY Ass0ciatoi Prees, J

HAVANA, March 29.--The steamer
Biuecher with Speaker Cannon and
MS congressional party on board. ar
rived here this morning from Colon
me visitors were received by Gov
erhor Magoon nj the palace this af-
tcrnoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30
Picking Peaches in Louisiana.
INV Associated Press1

NEW ORLEANS. LA, March %
Ripo peaches gathered months ahead
or timc arc being picked IN Plaque.
m!no Parish La rho mil,lcst winter
IL thirty years was tho cause o.,
the early ripcning aud samples of Tho
lrnit VIII be saved for exhibition At
tho Jamestown Exposition.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30
Wen. Over Niagara Falls.

w IN'7'V'T'RE' 7 IVtNEN.J
NIAGARA rails. n. Y, March
29.--An unknown woman jnInpcd to
death over tho brink oi tho Amerl.
can ialls from Prospect PARK latn
today Several persons Witnessed
no tragedy. Tho woman WAS about
40 years old and was dressed III
LlnCi-.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30
Objected to Strike Breakers.

Lorraine, OHIO, March 20
because the American Ship
building company employed strike
breakers and private dctec-
tivcs, all the men remaining at
today. Six hundred were out before,
making 1000 men now on strike.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30
"Cosey" Dolan Dead.
sHv Assocjatod Press /,

LOUISVILLE. KY. March 29..s-
i'arry polah IN outiicIdor IN Tho
Boston National League team, died
here today cf typhoid fever. la
was taken iii when the team start
cd South for practice and was
brought to the Norton lnfrmary
ten days ago from West Baden
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30
No More Gambling in Texas.
CBy Associated Pressl

AUSTIN, TEXAS, March 29.-Gov.
Campbell today signed the bill max
ing gambling n felony in Texas. The
bill becomes effective at once and
provides n penalty and Il sentence
for any person convicted of gambling
and jail penalty for the owner of the
building in which the gambling dc.
vices are found.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30
Four Boys Killed


BUFFALO, n, Y, March 20
rour boys wore run down and In.
"l"n'ly Killed by n light cngino on
me Pennsyi"nnia railroad trackn Mt
lnGian Church road near tho eastern
city limo tonight. They wero re-
turning from hunting trip and
Wcro wnlliinG along tho tracks,.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30
Car Company Fiant Burned.
IN Associnicd Prcssl.

BALTIMORE, MD. March 90
For the third time since November,
looG, fire broke out late tonight In
the works of the South Baltimore
CAY Works. located Mt South Bait.
more, about five miles from this city
IN every short tlmc tho whole plant
o. tho car company was rblazo md
beyond control
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30
They Want Roosevelt.
nv ASsOcintcU Press /,

NASHVILLE. TENN, March 20
Repubiican members of the lcgisla-
ture in joint caucus tonight Hmani-
monsly adopted resolutions appealing
TO Republicans throughout the nation
to nominate Theodore Roosevelt for
another term as President.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30
Removinn Prnnertu

The Hampton Roads Traction Com.
pany Yesterday began removing it's
property from the streets of the city
Ehe work started at Twenly-sixth
street and Washington avenue,
where The trolley wires are being re-
moved.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30
Death List Totals 90.
(By Associated pressl

COTTON, CAL, March 29.-Thc
death list of the wreck yesterday of
a westbound passenger train on the
Southern Pacific railway al opcn
switch in the Cotton yards, tonight
totals %.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30
TWO KILLED ~ WRECK
NEAR OKLAHOMA CITY
Enginea and Mail and Baggage Cars
Were peraiied Blu. Coaches
Remained on Tracks.
(Ry AssocIated press

OKLAHOMA CITY. OLA, March
81 Passenger train No. of tho
Choctaw. Okiahoma & Gull. drawn
by Two engines, was partially dc
rallied today 81 Council eight miles
OF Oklahoma City.
Both cngincG wore badly wrecked
and the mail and baggage cars were
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30
He; Wavo in Washlnaton an.
By Associated Prcss.)

U3y A8s0ciatcd Prcss.)
WASHINGTON. j.. e.. March On
washington sweltorod today under
n neat wave whose maximum ton.
por2turo reached 02 n l. 3 u. M
which Is within ono dogrto OF rccori
TO- March.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30

him In such good stead before the
commission on Thursday and which
led Attorney Hartridge, to make the
statement: "Thaw remembered
more about the trial than did"
Imperial Valley press., 1907-10-19
n1E TABLE roron-Intsrurbsn Rsnwsy cor'psny
Effective Sept. 99, 1907.

wEsTBoUND: No. 1-Leave Holtville 500 a. m.tdaily except Sunday. No. 3-Leave Holtville 12:9O p. m. daily including Sunday. No. 5-Leave Holtville 400 p. m. daily except Sunday.
 EAsTBoUND: No. 2-Leave Fl Centro goo a. m. daily except Sunday. No. 4-Leave Fl Centro 200 p. m. daily including Sunday. No. 6-Leave Fl Centro 500 p. m. daily except Sunday. Freight days, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, trains Nos. 3 and 1. w. F. HOLT, c. E. PARIS, President. Gen1. Supt.