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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-14

May 20, 21, June 6. z. s. July 5.
4. 8, August s. 8, 10. September IL.
l2. Is. To Chicago and return.
s7s.15. st. Louis and return. sss.15
st. Paul and return, Omaha, Council
Bluffs. Sioux City. st. Joe. Kansas
City and return s61.65.
wM. M'MURRAY,
e-sl-u Gen. Pas. Agt.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-14
A Rest for Dad.

"He asked for her hand u y"
riage." a. ,,n|
@wen, why didn't she give s "a. =
the one that is always IN s,, ns'
e~'s sry ekotg"-Harper's wesk5'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-14
slipping out Of Trouble.

Henry, what is that dark hair
doing on your coat?"
81 haven't worn that coat since
last month, dear. You were a brun-
ette then"
"Oh, yes. s."-Washington Herald.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-14

Unless somebody can shut off JUS
tice Harlan, of the Supreme Court,
II is highly probable that Secretary
Taft will never decrease his girth.
The Kentuckian is a frequent caller
on the Secretary of War, and the
real reason for his numerous visits
seems to be TO unload on the Secre-
tary the latest OF his large stock OF
funny stories. Mr.. Taft never is too
busy to see Justice Harlan and on
the occasion OF each visit the State,
War and Navy Department building
Is shaken to tho rafters with the
roars of laughter that come from
behind the closed doors Of the War
secretary's private Office. Justice
Harlan himself is no lightweight and
he laughs in as deep a bass as Mr..
Taft. When the two laugh together
over good joke the windows rattle
in the White House across the way.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-14

Has your stomach s0hs - al
Dusiasssr sas II 50 you can .s -
top notch of physlsrl y.a.,,,.,srs s Ss's|
Mountain Tea 80 s,oss s''s|
store - -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-14

You need a tonic that will put the
sap of life into your system and for
tify you from all diseases. Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea is recog-
nized as the greatest strengthened
known. Tea or Tablets. s5 oents.
For sale at Stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-14

President Roosevelt is thoroughly
wrought up over the Public Lands
Convention, which Is to he held in
Denver beginning June is by author
ity OF the Colorado legislature. Ac-
tlon hostile TO the Presidents poll
cies regarding public lands and for
ests is regarded as probable, and Mr..
Roosevelt has no intention of letting
his interests be ieopardized without
putting mp some kind of fight. For
this reason he Is sending out Secre-
taries Wilson and Garfield, Commits
sioner OF Public Lands Ballinger,
Chief Forester Pinohot and Director
Newell OF the Reclamation Service.
These men will start for Denver
within a few days. and the trip Is the
result of lengthy night conference
between the President and the two
members OF his cabinet which was
held in the White House this week,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-14
GOSSIP
FROM THE
CAPITAL
Things Political, Things Practical
and Other Things In General

Washington, June 14.--"Cannon
and Hughes in 1905" is the ticket
as seen by Assistant Secretary Of
State f. B. Loomis, who has just re-
turned from a tour of New York
State. There is evidently going to
be a hard fight in the Empire State
over who shall control the state del
egation, President Roosevelt or Gov
ernor Hughes. 1t will not be open
warfare, and when the state Is final
ly arranged outsiders will believe
firmly that IL was the result of har-
monious party action. But there
will be n fight just the same, and
Uncle Joe" evidently is not going
to be out of II. 1t will be remem-
bered that he recently paid a visit
to Governor Hughes and had long
and earnest conference with him.
Speaker Cannon's activities just at
the present time are causing the 9TH
or presidential candidates some
sleepless nights. Just when IL was
believed the administration had
kicked a large hole in the Cannon
boom, Uncle Joe" popped up at AL
bany, was found in New York a day
or so later In conference with officers
OF the American Protective Tariff
League, and later he appeared in the
South, where he patted on the back
all the republicans south of the
Mason and Dixon Line and told them
what n noble people they were. Not
even excepting Senator Knox. "Un-
Gle Joe" was plainly the llvest wire
in tho whole presidential conduit.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-14

A movement that will be OF the
greatest value to the public school
system OF the United States is to be
organized in The George Washington
IL will be known as the
Division OF Education and is intend
ed TO flt students for higher posi-
tlons In the public school service;
TO aid in raising the standards OF
educational practice and to increase
the efficiency of public education.
The founding OF such department
here In the capital Is especially hap
py, for the students will have the
privilege OF free access to the library
and archives OF the Bureau OF Edu-
cation for the purpose OF systematic
study and research. The establish
ment OF such a division In the insti-
tuition is in keeping with the efforts
being made by the George Washing
ton University TO enlarge It's scope
OF work and take the place 1t be-
lieves Is It's due as the great nation
al institution OF learning. The re-
quest made by the trustees OF the
institution to tho great American
public for subscriptions to an en-
dowment fund is meeting already
with some response, which the
friends OF the institution think will
be much greater once the patriotic
character of the plan is more fully
understood, Tho movement has the
greatest encouragement from Presi-
dent Roosevelt. Vice-President Fair
banks. Speaker Cannon and scores
of other officials high in the admin
istration and public service.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-14

rsacber-Now. Johnny
the seats of the mighty -
'"J JoSppy-on the grand
New York Sun.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-14

All the reports coming from Ar
Kansas indlcate that Governor Lit
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-14

According to Senator Cullum, the
Sixtieth Congress is likely to pro-
duee as much reform legislation as
It's predecessor The lllinoisan who
Is here this week spoke in high
praise OF the Presidents speech at
Indianapolis and expressed the belief
that congress win respond to 1t with
effective strengthening of old laws
and enactment OF new ones. Among
the important bills that will be offer-
ed. and which in Senator Cullom's
opinion win SO through congress
with a whoop. Is one controlling cap
italiEation. This Is aimed to put an
end to the Imitation of stocks and 10
make securities In the future water
right
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09

Third and NJ streets northwest. The
house has twelve large rooms and all
modern improvements. II is understood
that $50 was paid for the property 1t
is the purpose Of John B. Quay, the pur-
chaser, to occupy the property as his
home
For William B. SyphaX and John o.
Johnson, the two-story brick residence
at 1850 3 street southeast. The purchaser
is John f. Hermann.
For Mrs Jane b Henderson, the three
story dwelling AT L145 New Hampshire
avenue northwest TO Mrs. Annie c.
Pumphrey. for the sum OF $500
For Charles J. Walker, the two-story
and basement brick dwelling at 1907 Irv-
ing street northwest, TO Victor A. En-
mons, for $3.50
For Miss Emile L. Moore, the three
story brick residence at 1l2 c street north
west. TO Mrs David Winters, Of Hyatts-
| VILE. Md. for $500
| For Melvin H. Herman TO Franklin
| Long, the new three-story brick residence
at 22Q6 Flagler street northwest for A,625
| For William A. Kimmel. the handsome
| three-story Roman brick residence at 1904
Columbia road to William f, Richmond
for $3.50
For John NJ Bryan, the two-story and
| basement brick dwelling at 26 Y street
northwest to Luke A Cole for $i,s00 For
the same owner, the adjoining premises,
IS V street northwest, to Miss Jessie
Barber for 1880.
For Mrs. Rachel G. Price. the large
brick dwelling at ll23 Tenth street north
west to George T. Robinson for the sum
Of $500
For Mrs Joseph J. Moebs 10 Mrs Lena
| Morgan. the two new store buildings on
the west side OF Eleventh street north
west, between Girard and Harvard
streets. for sS,e0O
For Clarence B. Hight TO Thomas p
Barnes, the three-story brick residence
SIC Twenty-first street northwest, for
$3.50.
For Mrs. Mary L. Hillard q MahlOn
II. West, the three-story brick residence
IS r street northwest, for $3.50.
For George B, Byron, the three-story
apartment building, 1850 Willard street
northwest, TO John x. White, Of Cham
bersburg. Pa. for S7ooo.
For George r. Wright TO James b
Bunyan. the three-story brick dwelling
so d street northeast. for $500
In addition 20 the foregoing sales, VIII
lige. Gibbs & Daniel negotiated the trans
fer for Michael V. O'Connor and Joseph
! J. Moebs, to Mrs Augusta c. Motz. Of the
1 three-story apartment building. at IS !
street southwest and resold the same
| Friday Of last week 20 John B. Cava-
naugh for $1,000
The same firm sold during the past
week 10 Cook, Bernheimer & Co. lots
! No. IS to 81. inclusive In square 672. COM
prising a frontage Of 100 feet on the
| south side Of Patterson street. between
| North Capitol and First streets north
west, and having an area 6f 1l,45 square
/ feet II is the intention Of the purchasers
! 10 erect at once a large warehouse on the
! premises.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
A River Wedding.
From the London Daily Graphic.

From the London Daily Graphic.
A very pretty river wedding took place
at Bray, near Maidenhead, yesterday. The
wedding party proceeded to and from
Bray Church by electric and steam
launches gaily decked in green and white.
The brides launch-an electric boat-was
lavishly decorated with cherry blossoms,
lilies. and spiTea and when occupied by
the bride. wearing a lace dress Of honi-
ton applique trimmed with silver embroid-
cry. and the bridesmaids. in pale mauve
eolIenne, and bouquets of pink roses, pre-
sented a very picturesque sight. Five
other launches followed. The wedding
party started by water from West Court,
in Bray Beach, and disembarked and re-
embarked at the vicarage lawn The
contracting parties were Miss Mary Cos
set Mayall. and Lionel Forbes Bridges.
The church was crowded and hundreds Of
people watched the bridal procession pass
up and down the river.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
POLICEMAN BULLOCK DROPPED.
Absent from Duty Three Days With
out Permission.

Private Emmert Bullock has been drop
ped from the rolls of the police force for
being absent three days without leave.
was removed from the force by the Com
misstoners yesterday morning in an Official
order upon the recommendation Of Mai.
Sylvester, chief of police, which is in ac-
cordance with paragraph e of the manual
governing that department.
The charge against Private Bullock was
made yesterday by Capt Williams. COM
manding the First police precinct. Capt.
Williams stated in his report 10 Mai.
Sylvester that Bullock failed TO report for
duty June .. 9, and Z.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09

Resolved. THAI the battle Of Yorktown
was more important than the battle Of
Saratoga Messrs Hall and Speidle will
speak I'm the negative, while Nessrs. John
son and Cross will take the affirmative
side Of the proposition.
After the debate the following partook
Of the refreshments: Messrs. O. A Weber
l. Hall. F. Dowel. r. GIaden, A. Burley.
c. Taylor, c. Weeks, II. Burley. G. Cross.
+. Jones r. Johnson. H Ivey. L Jones,
Elmer Murray W. Burley. F Speidle,
and +. White.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
Drinking Fountain for River Road

A drinking fountain for animals is TO be
erected by the Commissioners at River
road and Wisconsin avenue. at a
cost OF 80 There has been a long-felt
need OF this convenience at that point as
the traffic along the road in summer is
large.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
BUILDERS" HOLD DEBATE.
Society Settles Relative Importance
of France and Germany.

OF France ana NerHhhts
The Builders" an organization formed
from the Rhode Island Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church, held its regular meet
ing at the residence Of 1. Emory White,
a24 First street northwest, Friday even
ing. After the regular business there was
debate on the subject: Resolved, That
France is a greater country than Ger
many" The debaters were, for the atir-
native. Messrs. BurIey and Hall, and for
the negative. Mcssrs. II. Burley and Har-
vay. The judges gave the decision TO the
affirmative side. The judges were Messrs
". J. White. Washington, and J. P. Gra-
ham and Thomas White of the Blooming
dale Club.
Tho subject Of the next debate will be,
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
Largest Morning Circulation.

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation-a circula-
ton m Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at the
Capital. Its books are open-
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
General Interest Created.

doubtedly leave permanent impression
on the whole country, and will yield large
return for the money invested.
General Interest Created.
When the forty-hve States grow busy
In preparation when the State boards Of
health, dairy commissions, tuberculosis
commissions, live stock boards. schools
Of agriculture. medical schools. research
laboratories city health departments, and
the numerous unofficial agencies dealing
directly with the tuberculosis problem be
gin to make ready for the International
Congress on tuberculosis, substantial
values will accumulate at a great rate.
The initial enthusiasm has not waited
for a signal from the committee on or
ganization. Public officials In more than
a dozen States and in eight or ten Federal
bureaus are already active in anticipation
of the Congress. so that the task of or
ganizatiOn is found in q growing state be-
| fore the national association. the chief
| sponsor for the congress- lays a hand
upon il.
The local committee of citizens. which
during the past three years has been
carrying on what has seemed a vigorous
campaign against tllls great WIlltt
| plague" looks forward to this world
wide interest 20 be centeTed here in
| Washington as likely TO furnish a big
| impetus 10 the campaign it is conducting
| against this common plague. 1t wishes to
| say, nevertheless. that the motive and en-
thusiasm TO combat this deadly foe should
show itself not only on the occasion de-
| scribed above. but right now to save. If
| possible, a far larger proportion Of the
| 500 who are dying each year from this
| sCOuTge.
Some Recent Contributions.
| The treasurer Of the committee on pre-
vention Of consumption. Gen. William II.
/ Forwood. acknowledges with thanks the
| following contributions recently received:
| Simop Mensh. 5oc; h. and X. $50; The Chill
dren" 81: For the Good Of the Cause" SO. ID. y.
Walford 81 Mrs. F. NJ. CuUie. 81; Ready Circle,
Kings Daughters ard Sons Epiphany Church. g
Elmer H. Catln. SOC: John McGregor. $; ". Berens
! & Sons. s: Charles A. Goldsmith. s. Grant Leet.
/ 81. Cash &c; T. J. Lewis SOC. "A Friend" sec
! T. E Hanger SOC: Robert S Woodward. SO; Anony-
NOUS Soc. A. Minkin 25c; Antonio Messineo, 50ci
| ]. F. Herman, Soc ". 7. Liuskey. DC; b. {. Get
singer. $50. Julius Garinkle. SO; A {. Moses.
| $50: V 6. Fischer 50c: ". J. Mconev, Soc; ". &.
Wallis Soc. Edward +. Sanford. $50 Huntington
! Wilson SIS 6. W. GRAY. 81; Edwin H. Etz, oc;
| Mrs. Maria l. Hanson 81 4. J. Rady. $50: Perci-
val NJ Brown. $40; Harry J. Lee. s.. William F.
/ Rick. 5lc. and Louis r. C0stley. Gc
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
Sales i'm Cleveland Park.

Among the sales Of Cleveland Park
property are: 1922 Macomb street. to
William A. Posey, 5000, 1906 Rose place
10 James Porterfeld, $3.50; for John
Savary 10 Prof. Edward B. Rosa, two
building lots on Newark street: for Will
lam S. Gregg. 3416 Thirty-fourth street
for $500; for Harriet c. Sliney, 1852 New
ark street, $1,000, and lot on Newark
street TO J.. d. Burling.
For Thomas H. Pickford. 12l f street
southeast, So Fourteenth street south.
east, and 5l0 Fourteenth street southeast
For William s. Mnnix. 1472 Newtor
street. Mount Pleasant.
To NJ. ". Bayliss, 35 V street north.
west.
To William Murphy, 1912 East Capito
street
To Richard H. Bailey, eight lots or
Monroe street.
For L. f. Newton, 25l9 Ontario place
Washington Heights.
To George Stoll, 1919 North Capito
street.
For Roger Edwards, 11O4 H street
northeast
For DR.. a. E. Powell, 119 Fourth street
southeast.
For the Rothert estate, large lot OF
North Carolina avenue southeast be.
tween Third and Fourth streets
To Mrs. Ada Baumgarten. So r street
northwest.
For Cary n Weisiger, 1851 Church
street northwest.
wfllge, Gibbs & Daniel stated yester
day that one result Of the cool weather
had been increased operations in tn,
sale Of residence property. Mr.. Willig,
said that the number Of sales made by
his office in the month Of May was almos
double that of the corresponding period
last year. Among the most impOrtan
transactions for the past two weeks in hi,
office. he said, were the following:
For Francis I. Willis, his handsom,
residence, on the northeast corner O
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
BUILDING NOTES.

Benjamin and Jacob Schwartz are max
ing repairs to the apartment house at 623
NJ street northwest, according 20 plans
prepared by Julius Henig. which viii cost
S5.o)o The Charles J. Cassidy Company
are the huIlders.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09

The new office building which Johnson
& Wimsatt have erected to replace the
one destroyed by fire near their wharf, at
the foot of Twelfth street southwest, is
nearly completed
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09

F. c. Henry is about to erect a fine
residence at 1916 Belmont avenue north
west, for which Wood Dom & Deming
prepared the plans, and which John No
Ian will construct. Completed it will
cost $4,000.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09

Bruce Price & de Sibour architects.
have been commissioned by Westcott &
Story 10 prepare plans for a residence TO
be erected for a client on Sheridan circle.
The estimated cost is about $4,000
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09

Julius Wenig has prepared the plans
and Peter Fersinger will construct for
Anton Osterman q one-story brick work
shop and smokehouse at 40l0 Brightwood
avenue, to cost $4,000.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09

The Oblate Sisters have closed a con-
tract with the Charles J. Cassidy Com
panv 70 make extensive repairs 10 their
school building. at 30 Eighth street south
east for which Julius Henig prepared the
plans. The cost is $500.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09

doubtedly leave a permanent impression
on the whole country, and will yield large
return for the money invested
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09

Lottie Burn will erect a four-story
brick apartment house at fii0 Tenth street
northwest. estimated 10 cost $4,000. c. T
Rose is the architect and James d. Burn
the builder
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09

The United States government is erect
ing lumber sheds and wharf at the
foot Of Twelfth street southwest at an
estimated cost OF 5000.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09

Zeno B. Babbitt has taken out a permit
TO erect eight two-story brick dwellings
at eos to GOD Sixth street northeast, at an
estimated cost Of S25,OoO. according to
plans drawn by A. NJ. Schneider. Mr.
Babbitt will build FIVE similar houses at
SIC to 524 F street northeast, at an esti-
mated cost of $4,000.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09

Chanler Hale has completed arrange
ments for erecting a four-story brick
house at 1885 L street northwest, esti-
mated TO cost $4,000. Bruce Price & de
Sibour are the architects and William P.
Lipscomb & Co. the builders.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-06-29
EXECUnONER IN DEMAND.

A little over century agO-l6tt
April, 1903 the following aiver.
tisement appeared in the Glasgow
Courier. 1t is certain that never
again will such a curious "want"
a remnant of mediaeval times-ap.
pear in the c0,nmns Of paper:
Wanted, for the City of Glas.
gov. an eXecutioner. The bad
character Of the person who last
held the office having brought upon
it degree of discredit, which it by
no means deserves, the Magistrates
are determined to accept of none
but IA sober, we'll bel aved man
The emoluments are considerable.
Application will be received by the
Lord Provost or eitrer of the Town
Clerks, Council Chambers, Glas-
gov, 18Th April, 1903"
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-06-29
Election Resolution and Notice.

Whereas, the Police Jury of Iberia Parish did
at its session held on the 7th day of June, 1907
ordain an election should be held throughout the
Third Ward of Iberia Parish of Louisiana, exclu-
sive of the City of New Iberia on the 24ih day of
July 1907.
Now we the Board of Supervisors of Election
in and for the Parish of Iberia, duly qualified,
commissioned and sworn, by virtue of the author
ty in us vested do hereby give public notice that
on Wednesday the 24th day of July, 1907, an
election will be held throughout the 3rd Ward of
Iberia, exclusive of the City of New iberia, at
Judge Babin's office, the polling place of said
Ward, at the last general election for the purpose
of taking the sense of the property taxpayers of
the Third Ward of Iberia Parish qualified ac-
cordiEg to the Constitution and Laws of the
State of Louisiana to vote at said election upon
the question of levying a one mill tax per annum
upon all the taxable property in said Ward or so
much of such one mill AS may be necessary dur
ing the term of 10 years to raise the sum of
$500 per year to pay an aggregate sum of vs., 900
specified in the ordinance adopted by the
Police Jury of the Parish of Iberia, in aid of the
New iberia, St Martin and Northern Railroad
Co. of Louisiana.
And pursuant to the authority vested in US, we
the Supervisors of Election do hereby name and
appoint the following Commissioners and Clerk
to preside at the polling place above named and
at said election to-wit: l., j. Gonsoulin. Lionel
Broussard and Emeron Dupuis, and J, ID, Rose,
Clerk
Said Commissioners are instructed to open the
polls at 8 a. m. and to close at p. m, on the
same jay
Thus done, and signed officially on the 9TH day
or June, 1907. A. B. ROMERO,
vi POIRSON,
L. LYON JR,,
Sunervisors Elaction