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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-16

} g9ents Dir. lie 5etradtst unisre5ots
5sit gepifermaBen aIs ainoer Brobe
fir ibre sissne."
,@ds2 Sie 1T ni6t rent eeiheit!
On i6rem @ltsr2 unb per III oas
gliidli6s ainn. oas lie bsimilbrt2
Ruoi2! Wsr bat is 10 stpas ae65rt2"
nQotirlih lit ss nur cine Sugenos
Iiebs. %sessnndrtis psnisIens", ernie
bertt Rora. .4ser fper fam pifen,
OBJ Is nidt ipdtsr srnii pirb! Dp
peiBi, Ruei Bat idbrlih bunoeyttou
isno Mart 3inisn."
ySdpobl. uno sinen 9ormunoi"
oDos nil ni6t bieI Iasen. Der
9ormuno betimmert iih psnig Inn
Ruoi Okrit 9epis mar Elm meripiirs
bigger Wann. ST belt Ruoi fir Hug
genua, iih ielber I'M feline QnselCgsns
beiten tiimmsrn gu t5nnsn. Ruoi fam
iton isbt aber isin 9elo o%srfiigsu. pie
er Mini"
Inn 6srr Rubi 9soie mdtt ma.
tiirIi6 baoon cen aus5is6istsn &C.
braud2"
.Iein, ourdaus ui6t. er Ieiist
feiue @nsslsetn9siten nit 6alfs isiHes
Re4 fsbeitanpes, a5er III le6r per-
ninfti5. 5annp ssbt nod CUR Shule,
nie Oh peibt. Ruoi ioa auf bic llnis
bsriitdt, 1ann Himmi bic 8inosrei
obnebin Elm @nee. I'm DsnH lie err
madden iiub, merDen lie taam nod On
aQ oen uniinn benton. Mama iig6t e
aud nidt germ. ME bic bsiosn 3aeins
amer inn. 45er 0a piaubere i'd ims
msr3u Don alien Mo1liden unb Oh
uBdbit mir a0r Hifts. alio isbt 6eihs
ie: Uas BADEN Sit bic sau8s 3sit iber
get3an, 6err Geutndnt 3un82"
%, ales oas. mas elm Ulann auf
9eiien chen tbatl" oeriebte gsonbaro.
.5n isnsm Neltt6eil bat man im@
mer ale 6daos ooq 90 tbun." 1arauf
itilogrte sr ibr bic 3eridi1csnaeH
@bsnieuer. Die pisbsr6olte @efangens
nofme Don 6insFi6sn G%esrda5ern;
bos @~ufft0bern nuFrdbreriifer @les
msnts in gbina; 3uiammeHnoBs nit
ben 9orern; Oann sa5 er ibr, 70 gu.
er e permodie, bic 9eihreibuug zines
5pifuns uIp.
nBu 1tbf. lie6, Qora". ihloB er.
ges 3s5 9suug fir mid gu iban. So
fo5s Dir sine SILENCE fingnifer uno
iapanii6sr g|grioFld.sn unb 5tioens
itoffs mitgsbraft. Urn Dies 5ier-5m.
ID peib sissntliH nitt. o5 if Is Dir
ss6n ien."
9u g~ssenFano, ben Il Jet 1us isis
ner grHhiaihe gum 0oridsiu bra4is,
nar Elm uHssfdbr feds 3oG syobes
G5gsH6il0 aus gstrittenem 6ole, Elm
pabrss Uluiter uH5eihrsibiifsr 6dBs
liditii. Der gopf fac aus ME Elm
aHrbis. bic 1usen slobtsn. Bic 9dn5e
Darsn fd6afartis ausgsiprti3t uRo auf
Dsm isb, umfangrsifn eei5 paysn
9isrosIppbsn %sin9taDirt. 8ora arlg5s
Z, F4 tar3ptg in eiss MpHfirum Dcn
6dBlitteii un5 nsuie ts nit tinsm
aasruf BEE gni3adsns auf benjamin.
sd bats ned nis cine iofte Jigur
stisasnl" iagis is. mas Feat e Dor,
9to2@
ngiHsn moHgoiiIdsn @0stH", anti
porists ibr gsrlobtsr nit ismIia ST.
isrstem gsF4t
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-16
AllerhsdlLls cheiInal,nr.

SereHiIIimus tommt an einem
9ouie porbst. no Der 1ii6ler eeraoe
einsn Sars ablisfcrt. ben bic 9ouss
frau ipeineno in Gmpfane nimmt.
6reunolib ertunoiet fh SereniGfmus
mad benz Shmer3 Der 5rGu. .Dds
TT nun Ihon isbt Der bierie Sar0, ben
Der SiYnler gu uns ms 6aus 6rinet, 4"
tla9t Ie. Der mtebieIte?~ Traqt Gee
reniiimus. Der bisrts.@ lhlufaf bic
5ruu. sd psrIiebe INNER Der ~ rte
Sar9," idst SereniIiimus, lid be-
9reife gar nidt, baben oenn bic ans
Deren uiht sepaBt2"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-16

Ieitsn stnmaI better. Sd CLAUDE, ba
9ssrdbnib SnteI Sims Sat ibr sepii
iermaBeR sinen @,nuB tereitsi."
sd peiB niht. o5 ct im5rieOsn nit
iih uno Der 0elt atitorbtn lit, Seo",
Iaste nora mad elmer 9auIe. .@r fam
mir bic Isbte 3eit reft betimmsrt p0r.
Was Jpn bsbridts, fam i'd ui6t ias
gen. User genbigo nsiB e."
nWos peib gsn0i5o2~
.Nas Deinen Batter quaIte. Sntet
Sim iibsrga6 Inn elm p0tst Popiers
fir Did"
~Narum purosn mir oisietbsn uitt
gsIanot2"
r8enoigp er3dhlts mir, er babe itrens
gen 9efs6l, Dir bic papiere nur psrs
f6uli9 81 i~i6ergebtn. Desbalb muGts
sr allo nartsn, 6ia Oh heimtebrteIt."
gSeltfam!" mB.melte Der 2suinant
geoanfenoou. .01s mDgen lie nur
ent5altsn2 Sd mug 5leid morgen gu
9eHoigo. Sic tonHen bod nur ge5ug
auf oas gsrm6gen Aa5tnl giel pirb
niht ba Isin, Rora. Der CUTE olts
Wann bate feline QeHiion uR0 aubers
Dem nur Elm paar tluieno Mdrl iabrs
lidl"
.unb bic Stranopila!!"
pg1uu ia. gsnoigO pobnt bod nod
bort2"
.QaiarIid. cent nismanO. 81
BAIT BEN plcB iaastr rie sinSfmud=
tdiihsn. A5sr q liBt T6 BON ieinem
WenI6sn babel h.en."
,Gitt NAL Doa einem DsibIi6en
BeTsn?" fragts 2sonbaro. Oer ben AZ
ten gsnbiso Don iri6er Ger gen0u
fannte.
Gin psibli6es 0eien bari tom an
a%asrnsnighen 5u uae sommsu. bid
tann sr aud mid ausaebsn. neil ih
nit Dir berlobt Elm. RoIano Oasfsl
polte mad osm lobe Deines 0dttrs
in bic gino 5is a5er 9tupiSo IitB
ss niht gu"
sd nuBte da1 Hibt, mas msin
Better in meinsm 0auls 81 Iufsu SAT-
ts". ~1Htrortsts Iag IN i1arfsm 3os
ne. Or 6oi ood 'sin si9eHss!"
Sine 0o6nur meiHf 3al" ners
beTerie feline Brat. agr pobnt isbt
ii6er isinsm gHs-a. Qbsr, Geo, Bat
er Dir 5snn midi sin gsr3,i4niB lei
nes g~sfmogsns i6idt2 Qls 8efta
aHDolt bate e. 3as pod i5un muls
ItH!'
d. it ha& lie oarnah 5sTl1nsi.
gasssa psib, ia i5m Deritoae.
Uloraen osbe ~ in BE Qr5eii unb
5rinSe anes in CsOnuns. Damn, ggs
lisbts. fam pEn ems IN feds Wonas
ten 6c63eii fsiH.~
.Du asbi nit pisbsr fcri, qeo24
r5prig 8 ia. 4ter niht nett. Sd
babe Groer mad luwHsionn, .6t5t9,
9rsu3sr britiu gIaHs."
Gs mafis eiHa Io~noerbargn Gins
6rad, al 6tmtdtr. ME iurs un6 luapp
Qeonbsres 9e-eoetis parss, penn sr
0on g~srufsbinssa iprot.
ID 6a5s gar nints oassssn. nsnn
mir San feiSatau. ST m5tie niht
Ianssr uon Dir siysnHt isin, cls NO
t6is III. Wean Da nikisi. uis ID
81, gass BIZ Itinsr Raeissr sss
sdblt ba6sl@
.aaHnD pirs Th rkHs frsusn" .
Iasi. 1ora Hs4 elmer IaBssu qsHis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-16
R,nrifrI.

8erIiner (eiHe i4ons @e6iress
lanoIdaft betradteno): .9iefe 2anes
fddft 1T DirIii6 sroBariiel"-Ginz
be m 6er: gaber bel Sbneu
9ibt es 9epiB nod i60usre!" Ser.
timers; % Heiu!~ - 6 inbes
m aer: pa iino Sie nobl gar
teiu 9srliner2"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-16


gussn bsr5ptifslt CUR 9sdc smporri5s
teno. ltait lie:
n6lHnD. tein ge5iloetss Mdo4en Qes
braudt iol1e Worte ooer Itemmt Bic
arme uuf cen 2iIh. Man rdoet aud
nidt. penH mon zen Wuno ecu bot
sd psrFe ods Sool non ms @ois
a0as t5Hnm Se Mot. mari Rusi
Elm. Ter Die MIR iIr 0ura 6efimmtea
0orts eeonbaro's auIsefanssu 5atis.
sd haee - if tabs - &uoi pute.
70 rot5 ME ieiu 6aor. SIS ton. mir
Ieto, sung. dter ih habe eas ifgub4
lits Din9 in biz finyiiids Bale faasn
laKsRl"
p5a mar oordn idulo". no6m i'm
5oRnn IL S4as. Elm ipabres armens
iUH1eraefift mafeno. .0ir ma1tsn
elm bis6sn anIinn, i4 itieB RaSi an
ben gl5oSen uno oa entglitt otr9on,e
itinen 5instru."
sd 5dtte Is mir benton f5nRen,
ooB ibr niecer mas Ri6tsnasises pors
5atte. osyieBte Sung drssrlit. rglau,
NH miiNen Die 6i5ur skn nisosr hers
aus6olen."
IS se6t niti. Rubi unS i1 6a-
ben iton immsr3a stiiidt uno ssa
fiitt."
-Dann piro Die gals chen ums,.
fe6yt.@
Die lit auf Dem 8oocn btIehist',
mantle nora elm. .2ie6er Geo, mas
fir auf5ebens Du oon oieItm Tiur
motf! Dus lit Is gar nidt nertbl'
@le laben auf Sung Der gs3puuseu
lddte. .9atirlih aidt", ermioerte e..
p@s 1T uur Gin bdBlides Dina unO
Rora's niht piiroia."
IS tbut mir IhredIih Ifio, SUNG"
apdbi Gds maht nidtsi WorgsH
bole ih Is bsraus."
.Dds oarff Du uidt, Id min Is Sc
bdlteH". ipioeriprah Rora.
Witoer ldhte 9eutndnt SUNG. Ils
er a6er bemertte, 6aB ardu Wdrosu
untuhia auf ihrem Stuble bins unS
6srrutihte. fhpie9 CT. Die 9e66aFtigs
leii Ger beioen SinlIieu oes ileinen
8reiIes Ieuite bic unterbaliun9 balm
in aueers 8dbnen uno oas @6benbiIS
mar pprlduiis aus Ssoermanns ges
odHlsu psrbauut. @rt dls 9su4Ront
Sun1 itH oon Rora perobihieoste unS
auf iein @ao ities, fam Is ibm pisosr
ms 8eodhtnib.
.Du muBt mir morlen ben @0ben
5uriidperi6affen, Rord". Iagts CT bits
teno.
,0enn 0u oorouf beite6It, pia i'd
e tbuH. User narum, Qeo2@
s@s III cine ST. LANCE @sihihts. DeK
@bdnte. es in 1eiusm 9sIib su Nils
ZEN, it mir Direct un6eboglth. Tu
pirIt mid oerIiebeu un0 nit mia
lbtreinItimmen. fpenu Oh bic oamik
0srtuiipfte @elhihte b6rn.@
nWtldt 9eihihte2"
.Morgsn erBd6Is i'd lie Dir, erpdriG
mid am lahmittag. sd IoFe mir
llvIau6 gebsn uno lomns 5uDir, psnH
Id bic Stronbpiua reoioirt babe
s9aao, Sung, io@ i'd sic Biz an
BEN 6%dfenOamm begIsiteu2"
nglsin. bdute, 6err gepIs. I'D Sin
niat In Der Stimmuns, tinsn saten
GeisaihdTter db5usebsn. 80 mohtG
lis6sr alsiR Ietn. SUITE Rdft, Rora,
@eliebte!1
Sung Iauite in bic 1untelieii bins
Elm unb Ruoi iibrls auf ben Stuien
Der 9ila sinen 4ritsstan3 auf, 5ia
i'm Rora einfa6 beim Qrm nobm uni
ms 6aus Iho6. geioe iuaren in bes
fer Stimmuna. Gis abnten uiht,
mas bic 3uiunft fit lie i'm @hoBl
bara, font niiroe ibtao6sn unb 5hsr,
sen fih in bitters 5bfdnen perpanoen
ba5en %psHi3itens BEL Rora.
linb In Der ounllsn Siefe Der hines
flten Rieisnpaie erinfe bas aoloenG
Sbot isin tiidii4ss 9dheIn - 9Isia,
fam, dls piiie e gang ssnau, tDslteI
llngliid Is i6sr ois gtnd @ittogit
5ringtH ptibe.
GortIebuHs foIst.)
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-16
rss,aarr Vrrinn,rr,,i,n.

@egetorier (als ON 9ebens
it'd 5rantfurtsr @irlaen geaeFen
iOeroen. fsubeno): .Tas IeBte 4adr
5roHtfurtsr @irithen hd6e I'D geeel
Zen BEN q. DECEMBER 1894"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-16
Osnter aaafh.

Sic. 9srr @irtb, i pubt Sbnd an
Ratb. penR's ben befOl9a. i6enten
sic no6mdl fopiei aus. ais ieBt!" -
SO, mas ratben's osnn2~ .9sfer
eini9entsn!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-16
pnrrdiInn mr. o5iitr.

g { d tsboIt3teber:
~5err Spuno, m66ten e oenn net
nit Sbrsm 6rsuno Siffl 5l9lmmens
siebsn -. bic Serren ibstsn mir bds
bur6 moHden Weg eriparen!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-16
att DER nibr.

Sunge 9ausfrau (pur
95diu): .@iberlprs6en Gle mir ri6t
immer, pber Sic biirfsn mir ME mebr
in bic 4iae bersiHl"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-16

paifagier nSagsn Sis NAL,
Gaaffnsr, mas 1T senu has fsr Elm
Wnfer. bus bort orGben fliebt2"
g onbufteur: DOS petB 7 net
II trints cans Sdhr teinsl"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-16
&atbiel G6c.
@ireen 21ernedRratB[ef.

$ir6en IIernedrdt6fer.
Gieeufnu-Kauns- maherlhwal
-drbsiter-O bhmaht-Knoh
~ Grinfsier ~ auouenrobr-
Somali-2lmerifd.
@s III Elm Spri6iport gu inheu, bsiisH
%einjeIne Silben Der @sibe mad IN pcrisbs
enoen 9S6riern. obns Ridiidt aRf bsren
SilbsRtbsilung, beritedi iinb.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-16
attnhTe,1firr

@Dmnaia # (i5tr cine aries
difde usberlebuns eebaIqD: s@h,
parum bat 6omsr fih Mot oas llebera
Iebunesreft porbebdlten,,-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-16
4miftOrtitiIhs@


M|utter: .Sd. guti. lauF bod
nidt immer i'm 9emo terami" -
son ih's ous5isben. Mlom0}"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-16
Observation-Disclosures

5rGuIsin: $40, 5err Softpr,
in lssisr 3eit 1T msiH 8opf INNER 70
eiHgenommenl@ - 4r5t: limb per
IL Der @.iidIihe21
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-16
Auo s. d1iileraufrai,e,t.

Der 9udud lest Gier uno aIaubt
bdmit ieiaen elierIiasu pfli9ten Sc
niise gcIeifet gu baben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-16
Aus Dem EirbcshrjcF sf,trr
5I1ifiiur.

49,. DIS Grfeununessei6en neroe
id meme nsun &inber mit5riugeu."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-16

Wsnn man bic ar6ts onrabrt, 10
fpeit Ts Gift uno @ole.
Der Serina pflan8t iid tpeasn feis
ner @eliebtbsit nit uHbeimIihsr Sc
fdpin6ietett fort.
Mlon 6orf fem Sbier qudIen. ouBer
es lit tobt.
Die @iRtassfliege Iebt INNER BON
einem Sag auf ben anbern.
Die Bilbe iiEb btsbolb Itumm, neil
ibHen beim Sprehen oas Mofer in
bds MouI laufsn fpiirbe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-16
2aosif6es 9reiedl

Die guhltaben in ben Belbern bee
Dteie6s linO oerart umBulteien, bab bic
orel QnbsnEsiben. iouis bic Orsi Dagerehs
ten Wlitislreiben Borier BON folgeuosr Bes
beuiuHg biloen ]. Baum, 2. 6oI5nad,
3. 9orHame, A. @tiidlt Der atiehii6sn
@ottaiaes, s. i6eues Ebisr, G. @orname.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-16
8pranlioe.

Hprduttoe.
90 Ninbewart.
zee Rimmelsribtuua.
0e@& Berlebrstin shhtpng.
ssSeoo gtiallber
BON Der SpiBe besinneuS 1T jsbs ueiitu
@eibs ourd 6inluflgwHg zines 8naitaf
bsus inter bellebi8er @leQHug Der aRbsrI
8udnabsu gu blIom.
SIR aall6iuns Der obissn RatbisL III
ioIgsuber Brei5 aas8sisBt;
Sin Grld9IuussbR6.
Bsi berguslooiHus bes grsiies lonmen
nar iol3s 8spsrbsr, bic aQe bTti Rai5isl
riatig gsl6it uno bic Auiloiungsn bis gam
p. SUM- 1907. sinssiai6s babsu, ia
betra9i.
auaOIuHa Osr Rit9ItI IN 80. 81.
/.
Set - @f.
2.
Sab MaIi.
8.
Erobfen, glomanss, 8aiiua, qaItrmt
6lorion, Erommsl. Baronsi.
Balermo.
Rihtiae e5iangsn srbalisH oon: 6ats
Gdmiu, Der. JbsleH, Giola S6tsibari,
Qnna BETTER, Ulr5. 6. Bablid. W. Wl.
ats, q. Or. 6aaile, 9lb. Rasrdr, q 9.
Qsfner, sos. .. Nuesres, 9Ho. q. Spain,
q. Seiol. 5lorsHs Teniiuggr, gie. w4ts
binasr. g2ys. s. 0sber, Waria Rrauss,
BAL. Qmr6sin. , ssloii bon: Geo Rroeasr.
lsn qrsis sr5islt: 5IsrsnB GsnslHess,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-16

BON Der SpiBe begtnnefo 1T isoe iDeiieu
Neibs ourd 9inlgiiguHg zines Bubitaf
bsns unisr bslIebiosr 9teaaug Der aAbsgI
8udfabm gu blIbsn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-16

In fact. the International Corre-
Hpondence schools make II 40 easy
for the ambitious man. In his spare
hours aud at small epense. TO riso
to the level OF tho high-salaried ex-
ports that no man can now say truth
fully that he lacks opportunity,
The international Correspondence
schools are represented IN Salem bY
Mr r. @. Hunter. room rs, Ladd n
Bush building. who IL always Ela0
10 give any one. free OF charge. in-
formation concerning any OF tho
more than 900 courses OF home-study
offered by the l. G. 3.
once opened every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday evenings
from 7 to p. m.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-16
EVELYN'S MOTHER SPEAKS

Continued from page one.)
OF which were valuable When l re-
turned to Evelyn from Pittsburg she
showed no signs OF the experiences
she related on the stand.
Had she told me-" said Mrs. Hol-
man, 1T would have been unneces-
sary for Thaw TO kill White. / woul !
have done II myself. All of Whites
dealings with us were open and
above board, especially whore mon
ey was concerned. outwardly every
thing was free from suspicion"
The leader prints the above copy
righted statement. signed by Mrs
Evelyne Florence Holman, Evelyn's
mother. saying It is the first she has
said since the murder of White. de-
claring at all time she obeyed the In
junction in n telegram from her
daughter. at the time OF the murder.
to SAY nothing" She says she was
forced. upon the advice Of counsel,
TO speak now In answer TO unjust and
untrue aspertions cast by Delmas.
She tells the story OF bringing Eve
lyn mp In virtuous frugallty, support
ing herself and children by sewing.
on account OF poverty following Nes-
bits death. She says she always
placed implicit faith In White that
he was in all his actions a disinter-
ested, fatherly man.
Statement from Nesbit.
In a sworn statement Howard Nes-
bit. brother OF Evelyn Nesbit-Thaw,
denied that he wrote that portion OF
his letter made public In Now York
last Saturday. which reads;
Perhaps / was wrong in coming
here. but my parents are responsible
for that"
In his affidavit young Nesbitt
AYERS that the above formed no part
OF the letter be wrote TO Harry Thaw.
This statement. he said. is made 10
exonerate his parents from the Inn
piled charge Of instigating him 10 go
10 New York as a witness against
Thaw.
Evelyn VIII Testify Again.
New York, April l6.-"If another
trial Is held, Il has been agreed that
the same line Of defense as that used
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-16
ANGLO
AMERICAN
COAL CO.
Has Opened a Branch Office
in This City

Robert S. Mcbride. business man
ager OF the Anglo-American Oil a
Coal CO.. of Portland, is in the city
for a few days, at Hotel Willamette.
and 1t is surprising to the uninitiated
the amount of oil and mineral wealth
that is shown by his maps and dia-
grams of the properties OF his COM
pany In the far north. They have
coal mines open "a miles from water,
on the line OF railroad now under
construction, which produces the best
quality of coal ever mined on the
Pacific coast. This product will be
on the market within a few months,
and then the company is In line for
big profits. MIR. Mcbride is not re-
lated to the Pacific coast family of
that name, but came here from the
East some years ago to go into this
kind of business, and he represents
the leading capitalists in Portland, as
well as some of the shrewdest oil
and coal operators in the world. His
company has acquired a dozen large
tracts of the most attractive coal and
oil lands In Alaska, but he says II
they never strike oil they already
have a sure thing in their coal lands
which have been developed, and are
situated on the Guggenheim & Nor
gan railroad There is bound to he
big business grow out of these
/ holdings.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-16

in the first trial will be followed. Ev-
elyn Thaw will tell her story again,
but her testimony will be greatly
strengthened by documentary evil
denee that was not used before"
This is the statement credited TO
Daniel oReilly, of Harry X. Thaw's
counsel. II has been reported that
Mr.. o'Reilly would be chief for the
defense when the trial was called
again, but this report was not con-
firmed today. and It was even stated
semi-ofieislly that none of the law
yers who offleiated at the last trial
had been dispensed with by Thaw.
On the other hand. It was said that
several OF them have been paid the
stipulated fees, and, while there
would not be formal announcement
OF their dismissal by Thaw, they
would not reappear in the case.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-16
MoHAIR MARKET.
Big Pools Sold nc silverton and Sub
Unity.

The mohair market has opened up
in earnest through Oregon and Wash
ington. and the growers are selling
freely. though the Eastern market
continues dull and manufacturers
show but little interest. Telegraph
ic advioes received the FIRST OF the
week point 20 a decline, and returns
from the FIRST shipments made East
are disappointing.
The silyerton mohair pool, OF
about 10000 pounds. was sold at
open bids yesterday. VIM. Brown a
Co.. of this city. being the purchaser
at 29 y C (. o. b. cars. The same peo-
pie also bought the sublimity pool
OF about 10000 pounds at a like
price.
Local quotations are unchanged
as yet for spot goods. Boston quotes
delivered domestic eombing. soc;
eardlng, choice. 2sG 25e; earding
average. I9G 2Oc; inferior. 10000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-16
RAILROAD
COMMISSION
BANQUET

Portland, April l6.-The oregon
railroad commission gave dinner
az the University Club last night In
honor OF Interstate Commissioner
Prouty Members OF the Washington
and Montana railroad commissions
were the guests OF the oregon com
missioners.
The affair last night passed on
very pleasantly. Commissioner Prou-
" made short address along tho
lines OF railroad regulation that was
carefully listened 20. The dinner
proved a complete success.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-16

j. Benson Starr. a former Salem
business man and musician. ana who
II now located at Pasadena. Cal. IL
making splendid strides In his profess
sion. as will be seen by the follow
ing from the Pasadena News;
The First Congregational church
may Justly be proud OF the Easter
work of its choir. Il was OF tho
highest order and reflects much cred
II on both choir aud director. Mr..
Starr swung his baton with the pre-
oialon and decision OF master, and
the choir responded heart and soul
with the artistic result that delight
"a the audience. The morning mu-
sic consisted OF the onertory solo
and an Easter anthem. Lights Gilt
tering Morn Bedeeks the Sky" by
Parker. which Is worthy OF a place
IN every choral library Tho har-
monte treatment IL especially suited
10 tho words. and Il was rendered
with all the dignity aud breadth de-
manded BY the theme. Mr. starr
gave tho solo parts With cxceliont un-
dorstanding Ills enunelatlon was
distinct aud bis phraslng nnished aad
effective.
Mlss Jones Interpreted the offer-
tory solo. Il Know that Ny Redeem
or Llyoth." with much feeling. Her
sweet voice Is always heard With
pleasure.
"The Resurrection" BY Charles
Manney. which vas giysn Ia the ev'
enlng. is particularly adapted for
chorus work and was thoroughly en-
joyed BY tho appreeiatiye audience.
Mr. starr Is entitled 20 much praise
for the manner ia which he trained
the singers for this eantata. His So
lection and training Joined together
70 ahOw the chorus 10 ita best ad-
vantage and the desire that they
may be heard again was freely en-
pressed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-16
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Tonight: Dark.
Wednesday, April II: Original
Dixie Jubilee Singers"
Saturday, April 20 Florence Gale.
Thursday, April 25: Raymond
Hitchcock, in THE Yankee Tourist. "
I<linger-Grand.
This week: Majestic Vaudeville
Company.
Next week-Julia Roman Stock
Company.
Coming Attractions.
Trial by Jury" by the Salem
High School students.
Bird Island" by High School
senior class.
Pony Show.
April 27: Norris & Rowe's Dog
and Pony Show.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-16
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MEN
NEEDED.
Not Enough 20 Meet the Demand of
the Industrial World-Gradu-
atcs Of the Technical
schools Eagerly Sought
by Employers.

Some time ago a large industrial
concern OF the east sent a represent
atiye TO Pittsburg with the authority
TO employ one hundred craftsmen
and engineers with thorough tcchni
cal qualifications. The representa-
tive was able TO secure only forty,
and these he had 90 pay anywhere
from nifty 20 sixty per cent more than
they were then earning TO induce
them 10 change.
The incident emphasized the great
demand there Is for technically
trained men in every part OF tho
United States. Not only are their
services required at high salaries
I'm all kinds OF construction work,
but they are as much In demand for
administrative positions. A large
proportion OF the men az the heads
Of the various railroad companies arc
those with engineering edueations.
and Il la stated on good authority
that sixty per cent OF the ofieials OF
the steel industry are technically
trained men.
Such Is the demand for the man
with technical education that a
writer In a recent number Of a ma
tlonal industrial publication refers "a
him as the "autocrat OF the business
world" meaning that he may com
mand almost any salary within roa'
son. The same writer cites the fact
that Industrial employers are eager
ly seeking the graduates OF the tech
nical schools. and mentions an In
stance where one firm wanted 10 em'
ploy the entire graduating class Of d
we'll known engineering university.
No single agency has done 80 much
20 give men technical training as has
the international Correspondence
Schools. OF Scranton. Pa. by tho
unique methods OF this great institu'
tion. young men aud older men may
gain thorough technical training In
all the leading engineering trades
and professions. without giving 40
any employment that they may have.
Ia almost all large Industrial con
Germs Of America these schools havs
graduates working with the Eradn
ates OF leading universities. The
schools can point out 10 Thousands Of
cases where men formerly working
as iaborers or occupying inferior po'
sitlons have. through |. c. 8. perfect
ed sysiem Of traiinng by mail, be-
eome engineers. superinlendents
manasers. foreman. OF heads Of theil
own enterpEisss.