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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-17

HAS the
more seeurng ioresn emigration Emigration
population another
The eSpoaions
Oregon Immigration
THIS COUNTRY ANOTHER
Hat espo,oOl twenty years and
he Increase population
nEraoa oregon something emigration
The Aahe aeaeoad receives million Of emisration from
soSG snSs rs '''''" o. ' EVER '0"' "'' OF ''F MIS-
There trains
ago twice month. o, about $50 each
That stream OF 5000 immigrants
to the Paoiao
Hut che region ~es OF 'he M''sAppl
ea OF the Father of Waters that
rioN EnoM ErRorE IN rHE RATIO oF
la other woda the OF the
han the region OF H. the require
month. receive q. much population from mmsauoa the po
on Of oa' ooan'y east OF that receive is months
s sT 'r % 81 ~ Ss y % s.ro sos M ,s &c :, Ss' Ia area Is M
The western Of the Waited aeopne population
RAPIDLY as the
n..sok rnE WEST sHouLD WORK DIRECT EMIGRATION
iAseAa Of psnaar jamestown aud Seat
emigration.
& as,5. - ss', a'..sls s.'. OF people
substantial aeoras class desirable
wA.Aaoa OF s~eass omans and other
ss se' @ ,s'r sss sssss.SA aa, tos I.easss
As AND ofhR LADoRERs closed
osses wishi vor,. nan secure Italian usa.
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oos has sAssases abundance Of capita. aAuaaaas. Of
asufA oesess but proSaets tuerease A
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- 80 no. AsA salaries Positions oomnr here
the casters states sirras,os fun sot. n,
sNhAiso tohkios ELABORATION 49," :"
e'Nhssn STATES are eaaiaG takeeee foreign
pa aFecf re@ cassle svsn sse.nu.-. Al e.
We p ese~ vAas sAys 10 favor a. ter,,..
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-17
SMILES.

With Democratic there ought to
objection invitation 10 VIM Jennings Bryan 10
. talk politics to the Legislature
II
oswald Vests ONCE
Republican federal Judge
giving Bryan genial
welcome on the occasion Of his visit Salem.
The roller opposite
surf bathing The latter the spoonng habit.
Hitchcock but Is not dog
Ashland Glad TdnEs of map politically
Just
The good Book the
ners OF certain kind
legislature
some OF the members absent mind
ed college professor Well we'll" kneedeep
the bath tub. what did l get In here for"
To pass IS the railroads
Albany Herald Dayoy country editor has had his nam
changed to "Mr Speaker" through legislative action
Judge Woyerton has Office OF
course, the Republicans will take
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-17

England BOSTON, paper "The Village has TINS on %
grafton
country absobs e'eIa. 1
Of immigrants GREAT AND ""
LABOR.
Of the native popu
the growth OF the country!
Of corn wheat co'on az"
does this great stream o me" anu
flowing Europe
THEY SPREAD OVER THE COUNTRY MNGLING WITH THE Ma
TAKING THEIR LIVES
prosper probably very small proper
tion
ana
OF them good Americans
WHERE AMERICANS FAIL.
labor incessenay
wELI-BEHAvED AND LAwABDING.
There them proportion OF able who finally
social and political life. and succeed there
from the great flood of Inn
chiefly political political newspapers; WI
SEE VERY LITTLE OF ITNo MORE PERHAPS THAN WE SEE COM
The form social problems dou9t
but It's solution bound the problems Involved In the dis
tribulon and employment the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-17
SPECIAL
PORTLAND
TRAIN
Resolutions For Codes
Stamps, Ect.
Bills to Tax Mortgages Regu-
late Water and Light and
Telephone Wires

From 100 TO 15o members. EN-.
ployes, spectators and lobbyists OF
the legislature departed for Port,
land Wednesday afternoon on A spe
cial train provided for their conyen-
ience BY the Southern Pacific com
pany.
whether or not all OF them pur-
chased tickets could not be definitely
ascertained. but the great majority
OF the crowd did.
As about thirty OF the members
remained in Salem. some OF whom
are going southwark to their homes.
I, is evident that the greater portion
OF those leaving for Portland were
spectators. employees and disappoint
ed applicants for clerkships who
have to pay their fare.
There are forty members OF tho
legislature who belong TO the Ma
sonic order and practically all OF
these will attend the Masonic con.
olave TO be held In Portland Thurs
DAY and Friday and the Shrlners'
banquet Saturday evening. Many Of
the members who beloog to the Elks'
lodge will return to the exercises at
tendant upon the dedication OF tho
salem lodges new temple tonight.
Jackson Leads All.
Up 10 date Representative Jack.
son. OF Douglas. holds the record fo-
the greatest number OF bills 20 have
been presented TO the legislature IN
consequence OF which he was made
the victim OF a little Joke al the
hands OF Speaker Davey.
The reading clark went down ths
list OF bills on his desk at the usuaj
rapid rate and called on thirteen in
succession credited to Mr.. Jackson
When the fourteenth was read OF
having been presented by Mr. PIKE
ot Gillian. sherman aud Wheeler
speaker Davey interrupted the read. |
ing long enough TO Inquire:
Excuse me. but didnt you make |
4 mistake in the name OF IN. AN.
hor."
This caused ripole OF laughter
- the expense OF the man from
Douglas.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-17
THEY RAVE COT THE HABIT EARLY

The habit Portland special train week
another graft the legislature should get rid or
The long bat that 1T CAN ALI
aE PUT m AT PUBIAC BUSINESS
possible tho members might
a Salem and read the BILLS that have been introduced
Hundreds Of clerks here 90 their bidding aud their time
a a. fun
These hebdomEda machines
oayed AZ PRINCIPAL MALE DIVERSION beneficial
They keen down the total volume OF b ON this theory would
good thing the
deal Of foolish and undesirable legislation would avoided
But what do they Portland these special tralns7 Il g.
assumed that Portland members their families hut
Doks NOT REQUmF 4 TRAIN TWENTY
The d"mohna have beea aud the
90 do with the special legislative train
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-17
rHE BAcHrLoR's REvERY.

'Seesshcart. ! knew loved you So
Tho lover said and bent 70 watch the grace
Of loves esqulsitebess and light and glow
Bloom there again upon the maiden face
rhe treasury OF years gives back 20 him
fhe jewels and the gems OF loyes roquito:
And through the misty tears thar como 70 DIM
Ills eyes be looks upon the old delight
And there beneath the Jasmine and the rose,
Entwincd upon the tres and tho vine.
They plight the troth ending ever knows
Sighed he. Sweetheart forever mine"
rho cuckoo echoed In the shady grove
Forever and forever. and for aday'
lie kissed her ps. and passed the treasure troye
Along the ElImmer Of the leafy way.
The cuckoo murmurg from the ooppice dark.
Tho lcvea fall clustering upon the walk.
Ths lover bends his ear. aiasi 20 fark--
Hut silence, only silence comes 20 mock.
no low. sweet accents greet hm--he'g aonel
Then the old lover. wrlnkied. bent and gray.
Kisses the face chill a. chiIleat stone,
Ana puts the old daguerrreotype away.
Horace Seymo
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-17
STATE OF ohiO, City OF Toledo.
Lucas CouUtv -.

STATE OF ohiO, City OF Toledo.
Lucas couEty. s.:
F1ssk }. chsAss makes OATH that
ee 70 senior partasr OF the arm Of p
y cheaey q Co. doisE business IN
the CITY OF Toledo. souaty aAa sta.
Aforesaid. Asd that said arm viii asv
the sum sf ONE HUNDRED poT.
LARS for each sad every sass AZ
cAiArrA tAAt sAAaot be cured bv "a,
use OF Nails catarrh Cure
FRANK J. cRHNHY
SSsre 10 before ne ana sabs,riS.s
In ny pressass tAis STA aay a. r..
eemesr A. D.. 1855.
A. W, GLEASON.
'SeAii Notary Pubus.
hAlls casarTA Cure "a tak.. ,,..r.
aally, Aaa acts directly On tAs hloos
and mucous surfaces et the sF-.m
seaa tof testimonials frss.
y }, CHENEY q co.
Toledo. q.
sod b. an oFaGslsss. 7se
Take Halls Fanay Pals ,or so,.
ssipatieA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-17
High School Debate.

The debators OF the Salem hig,r
school are at present working har
upon the debate which Is to take
place In their school building satur.
day. January 10, against the repre-
sentativos Of the Albany high school.
This will be tho first OF the series
OF debates OF tho Western Oregon
Debating League aud both the stu.
dents and the people OF Salem are
showing much enthusiasm over the
coming event
The very appropriate subjeo,
chosen Tor saturdays debate is
Resolved. that the Oregon diree,
primary election should be amended
so as To include only city and couu.
~ omoials, and members OF the state
legislature Salem will uphold tho
negative side OF this question and "a
they have been working on 1t the
past four or ave weeks a very inter
es'iHs debate viii be assured the au.
dience.
II salem Nins this debate Il win
s''e them = good standing in the
league and they viii either debate
Albany again or Roseburg. II no,
they viii have try at Eugene A
silver cup Is up for the wianer OF
the hrst place in the league.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-17
Reciprocal DcmurTage and an opca
River.
tfrom The Lebanon Exprcss-Ad
vance

River.
Ofrom the Lebanon Exprcss-Ad.
vance,
Al the regular meeting of the
Lebanon Development league FRIDAY
evening, resolution endorsing tho
action OF the Shippers and Produc-
ers' convention az Albany last Thurs
day. and demanding AZ the hands OF
the legislature strict reciprocal
demurrage law and favoriug state or
government ownership OF the locks
at Oregon City. was adopted
one after another the oranges arc
coming out With ringing resolutions
for an open Willamette and abolition
OF the toli-'akinG A. Oregon City.
We're the question left TO a vote
OF the farmers. II would be settled
without a dissenting voice. Indeed.
Il II doubtful n there ls person
In Oregon outside of the railroads
but would sign a petition for the gov
ernment to build new tree locks or
buy or make the old ones free. With
the merits OF the ease 20 emphatic.
the ~oadeF IL that the condition OF
injustice 10 the Willamette people
has been allowed 20 so unchecked
and nHehAlleaEed Tor thirty lont
years.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-17
Bargains

Get yourself a new home nov
We have some cheap. on easy pay.
ments; good house, corner Mil and
22nd streets. 5000
One Groom house and lot, 2snd
street. $500.
Good 4-room house and lot. slE
street for S400.
Good t-room house and lot. stA
and Mill streets. $450.
Good Groom house and lot, 2.a
and Mil streets. $500.
Good S-room house and lots sla
and chemeketa streets. $500.
Two houses North Liberty. 2 loi,
each, $500.
Nice acreage property cheap.
An 80 acre with Groom house,
barn. orchard. etc. for only $500.
SO acres fine bottom land. near
Marion, with fair improvement
cheap, 5000.
A beautiful 52-acre. good TO-
provement, etc. near Turner. aH'
house and location. $4,000.
See me fer anything In my line L
you want work. or want help Of aU
kind, leave your order here
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-17

no CURE A ooLs IN ONE Ear.
FsSs LAXATIVE BRoNo ou,.,..
raSlsis. DrusElals rsfuas mo,sw :,
y Iails to cure u ". aRovpN
signature sA sasA boI. &c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-17

'cOn'iaOsd on page three
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-09-21

was no signature or date The next
few days dragged slowly and then !
found myself again in the midst OF
the noise and hustle OF the city.
Town life and its businesslike sur
roundings had brought me to a some
what more practical frame OF mind,
but still through the long summer
days that followed often longed
again for the shady spot by the brook,
the sound of that gentle voice and
the sight of that familiar pink gown.
Early in January my married sis
ter informed me that she was going
to give a bali, and that ! would be
expected TO render myself useful as
well as ornamental on the occasion.
On the evening OF the festiyity
put in an appearance at an early hour.
and for half of the evening at least
the most exacting hostess could have
found no reason to complain Of me. /
talked to the bores. danced with the
wallfowers and fed the dowagers
Upon a little sofa near the door
leading into the greenhouse sat a
slender. fair-haired girl all in white
Miss Warren, want to present
my brother, Mr. Field.H said my sis
ter and then she turned TO speak to
some one. and | sat down beside the
girl in white
For a moment ] closed my eyes and
seemed to be back again at Hartville.
but my dream came to an end as she
stopped speaking
Where did you spend last sum
mer?r asked almost involuntarily.
and with a degree of eagerness which
! hardly appreciated at the time
AT my aunt's place on the Hudson"
was the reply And you2"
Il spent a month among the noun.
tains Of Vermont, said with a sigh
Of disappointment
! asked her to dance. presently. and
would have liked to monopolize her
company for the rest of the evening.
but soon found that her numerous
partners had no intention of allowing
me to do anything of the sort I had
another little talk with her. however
just as she was going, and succeeded
in getting her aunt who was chape
roning her. to invite me to call
After the last guest had departed
although It was nearly three a. m. L
stopped to ask my sister TO tell me
something about Miss Warren
she is the only child Of Livingston
Warren she said in reply to my cues.
ton Her mother died when she was
quite child. and an her life long she
has been her fathers companion until
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-09-21
A VACATION
ROMANCE
ny CoRNELIA REDMOND

,copyugnt. by Joseph q. Rowles
II was four years ago that spent
that memorable month at Hartville In
the Green mountains, place recon-
mended to me by friend, where ]
could obtain absolute rest and quiet
am a lawyer by profession and
it was after working hard on an i'm
portant suit that decided TO take a
much needed rest
II was while reading in shady spot
under wide spreading oak that first
met Miss Lee, as she called herself.
She was dressed in pink cotton
gown. such as is often worn by farm
ers daughters. but the rest OF her
attire seemed TO contradict one hrst
impression. Her face was completely
concealed by a thick gray yeil. which
was so arranged that not even stray
lock OF hair was visible She had
come to the same place TO spend
few quiet hours over a novel Here
we spent many pleasant afternoon,
but try as ! would could learn little
OF my mysterious acquaintance. she
always appeared in pink cotton
gown and closely veiled as when had
first seen her Before long ! discov-
cred that II was more than feeling
OF friendship that harbored for her.
and Notwithstanding the fact that ]
had never seen her face, and her
seemingly distant ways, had about
fully made up my mind to declare my
passion to Miss Lee and ask her to
marry me Then one day as the end
Of my vacation was drawing near she
suddenly disappeared. AS ap-
preached the familiar oak tree saw
something white iuttering on it's trunk,
and drawing near ! discovered II was
note pinned to the bark II simply
said she was going away and wanted
to thank me for all the kindness had
shown her and the pleasure she had
experienced from our visits. There
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-09-21

for me 7 6nd. though I'm crazy about
IT. Jim Weed was great hand for
coffee"
NOW. how wonld you like this
collar finished on2 You might have a
little narrow edge of black velvet
Black-even a touch-giyes such char
acter to a costume / see they are
wearing a dash on most OF the French
creations. make Il point to keep
posted course that's part of my bust
ness. Did you know chat Mr.. and Mrs
Judge Gillsley aren't getting along
very well together? Yes, ] know quite
a lot about EN-. Mrs. Gillsley's an
awful nice little woman. Makes quite
one Of the family Of me The judge
though never has much to say. He's
a queer sort of man, Why, if you
want to have it tucked, / guess we've
got goods enough. OF course | never
gossip from house to house-but
know you can be trusted with any
thing. Did tell you about Kittie ~
SOM Oh, / guess l better not! Well
if you promise not to ever breathe it
that / told YOU"
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This is the hsppiest time in a girls
life. hope he will think as much
Of you 10 years from now"
when you get all dressed up in some
OF these and loat downstairs It'n
make a sensation. I'll bet. Yes. had
a light blue dress on the first time
JiIAs ever saw me. I couldn't wear
blue now. but it used to be very be-.
coming to me little thought then
that I'd be slaving on some one else's
light blue dress.
IF you think Of It and have time
Miss Wheaton, I wish you'd send me
a postal with a view on it Of the place
you're stopping at. It's nice to be
young and goin
What? Time for lunch already?
I was feeling rather faint, but I didn't
know what was the matter with me.
Guess ! was hungry Shrimp salad?
I'm very fond Of it, And strawberries
and cream That's one reason 1 like
to come here. You always have such
good things to eat. And it's not that
way everywhere ] 60 Yes. I will
have some tea, If It won't be too much
extra trouble. Too much coffee is baa
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-09-21

Does that clock say nine o'clock?p
demanded Mrs. Weed, reproachfully
as if the deceitfulness of clocks was
past her understanding. Why, ! left
the house just as it was striking eight,
which would allow me enough time to
get here in plenty of time-though l
did miss one car Maybe my clock was
wrong-I'll see about getting 1t fixed.
Why. since you insist, | might take
cup of coffee, Mrs. Rogers. That's
one reason / always enjoy sewing here
more than plenty to eat. It's not
chat way everywhere / 60 You'd be
surprised at things ] could tell about
people who hold their heads way up
Aigher than | door you, either.
"Stin, can keep my mouth shut
and say nothing, as I always say to
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-09-21
MRS. WEEDS -Sl25 Per DAY---TRY HER

was June bride. Good land have
gone and cut two lefts2 Well, the
goods won't be wasted can use il
for something else. Yes, Jim thought
the sun rose and set in me those days.
| suppose that's the way your friend
talks now?"
Yes, he does admitted Miss Higs-
by. But I'm sure it will be all right
in my case.
Maybe so" sighed Mrs Weed
"Jim left me three times And yet
believed him every time he came back
with hard luck story and lot Of
fine promises. But | wouldn't take
Jim Weed back again if he was the
last man on earth And why should 4?
Here / am getting along well, and
even getting ahead little-free to
come and go as please, Now,
wouldn't / be a fool to make 1t up
with him and start TO Shaving for two
instead of just myself? Deed
would 1t may sound hard-hearted to
you Miss Constance, but if he came
back and offered to cover me with
di'mon's wouldn't look at himl'
DO you still love him. Mrs. Weed?'
asked Constance, romantically.
Love Jim Weed after the way he's
treated me? ! should rather guess
not wouldn't take him back, even
II could live like lady That's
where | stand on that question.
made a dress for Mrs. Preston last
week and it cost three collars yard
without a scissors in it. It was a
lovely plum color and"-Mrs. Weed
shifted the pins from one side of her
mouth to the other-'I wouldn't be
surprised if she was thinkin' some of
steppin off herself Mrs. Preston adj
vises me to save up and get divorce
maybe ! will. Though, goodness
knows, I'd hate to waste the money
on Jim Weed. He's cost me enough
already"
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-09-21
sALLADE OF THE RECEPTION.

Dear me, how do you do
I've longed to see you so.
Why, what a pretty bluel
It's new I'm certain-No2
My dresses always show:
But you-youve such way
A bit OF lace-a bow
(Yes. such a pleasant dayD
That Smith womanl Well who
Invited her here? Oh.
Indeed! You like her, too?
But she's SO common. though:
Yes. really quite de trop.
And then the neighbors say
OF course these stories grow
(Yes, such a pleasant .dayD
Dear Mrs. Smith. it's youl
Here I've looked high and low
To find some one Knew.
a songl How beastly slow
And May,-vcice like crow.
I loved that last one May,
1t seemed 50 apropos-
(Yes. such a pleasant dayD
ENVOY
No. really. I must go
I'd simply love to stay.
But-"best Of friends'-you know
eyes, such aipIeasant a dayD
-Horauo Winslow, in Puck.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-09-21

Il guess you'll have to sit up nights,
Miss Wheaton to wear all the clothes
you're having made commented
Mrs. Weed Il don't think I'd want
to have quite so many all to once
things go out OF style so quick. Still
II suppose you'll have to dress often
at that fashionable place you're going
to- Now, that's where we're different.
If 4 was going away on vacation I'd
prefer a quiet place, where didn't
have to keep fixed IN all the time
like a wax doll in a show case.
Il suppose you'll come back en-
gagged to a duke or a millionaire
land knows there won't be anyone
dressed any better, if did make your
clothes. But, whatever you do, don't
just take a man because he appears
to be all you'd have him. You never
can tell about these strangers. I've
had all ! want of handsome faces and
palaverin' speeches. You'll hear
plenty off at one of those summer re-
sorts. When | first met Jim Weed he
was dandy lookin' feller, If do say
f. He'd a turned any girls head.
And such ways as he had with him!
Heigho!
DO you want this organdy made up
with val lace? Dear me, isn't it per-
ishable material? I'd like to see you
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-09-21

You have been taking a great deal
OF interest in zoology Of late"
Yes, answered the casual student.
Il desired to get afar from the hapnts
Of inconsiderate and unscrupulous
men. But l found dumb creatures do
ing things quite contrary to the rules
] had laid down for them in my
books Even the wilderness has its
undesirable citizens Washington
Star.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-09-21

The two young women. who had not
met for a long time. embraced each
other with much fever
"How's this. Kate? hear you have
gone and married a rich widower Is
he much older than you?'
well, there's considerable differ
ence between our ages. Clara In fact,
he's a war veteran"
Spanish warp
"Oh. no; he wasn't in that"
"Civil war, then, Of course"
"No-er-Mexican'
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-09-21

If there's anything do love to do.
IT'S to work on a wedding outfit
think you're going to have some real
pretty clothes, Miss Constance. Well,
this is the time to get emf you
never have EN- again. I'm sure I hope
you're doing well-still, that's what
we all think Oh. 1 know you're hap
py Well, this only happens once in
a lifetime. and you might ais well look
on the bright side. OF course you're
only an inexperienced girl-but
now what I'm talking about. You
haven't had your troubles yet--hut
we all have to go through just about
so much I'm sure I've had more
than my share. And when ! first knew
Jim Weed he was as fine appearing
young man as your intended Have
you a picture of your gentleman
would like to see what he's like.
I'm sure I hope he's all you think
be is. Miss Constance But these
men-you never can tell Yes. J hope
youn be very happy know youH
make lovely bride. This goods is so
soft and clingy"
Isn't one Of my shoulders higher
than the other21 asked Miss Con
stance Higsby bride-elect. anxiously
"Oh. you haven't got a very bad
figure why. sewed for woman
last week and she wasn't any shape
whatever Hope you will have nice
weather You know happy is the
bride the sun shines on And there's
% time Ike June for 8 wedding. !