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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09

IS II I II l. ~ u | u u | l | .
&ir6e begonn geltern Ole l0sItitns
oiae anboht. 8ater @ilirico 6rinS
celebrirte an Morgen cin &ohant.
9lm Nodymittog fonO Die Nnoodlt
ltott uno am Nbeno Die &eipcr. Nor
gen s(beno miro Die Anbodt nit Ero.
5eilion, 2itonei rnb Segen beldloi.
len.
Iano @attin toOt neben
i Of. - Ils Sr. 2ouiS :. WtiiQer bon
Nr. iS49, @eit-S opette.S troBc, nm
Somitag mlfluod)tc, fano cr, Dab leine
8attin iobt neben linn lag. Sin Sirns
id)lag bate ibrem 2ebcn cin idbcs
Gnbe bereitet.
Gle nSobns SopfinS' II nia
periit1t" beginnt ibr @Intcr-Sc e
meter an I. Sftobcr. Gle @cb1illid)-
feiten Der llniueriit0t iino mGbreno
ocS Sommcrs elmer griinolid)en Jcs
nopution u%nter5oaen morocn.
9eiticin 20 II hengeItn t.
= 9tid)t plel Bate gcieblt, 10 mGre an
Samitog Abeno Der 30 Sabre nlis
Negcr !. ". Nid)olion bon 9tr. 1904.
@aaon 3 Aaep, bon ieinen eigenen
Hoiien9enoiien aclpndt moroen. Ger
ielbc pllroc niif Die Inlduloigung
bin pcrbuftet, lid al brei 9tegcrm1o.
d,en pergrifieu 5u bobcn, bon oener
Gins If, oos 5iueite I uno bns brittle
. Sabre alt mar. Sn Den bciocn err
ltcn S1qen lpnrbe olrd) ger5te COW.
l@totirt, DAB Elm An9rifi ituttgcfutbcll
bette, mo Eoli5eiridter Cor iiberptcs
oober Den l%lnmenid)en Dem @eridts,
perfobrcn,
semen &erlebungcn cr.
legen lit i'm .Wnrpldnocr timber.
'itots.SoIpitol" Der 81 Sabre altc
Sbon1as Gamble Dol, Nr. S52, Sii5-
goitoltraBe, meld)er am %. Mnglilt in
2ocnlt-Eoint bei'm Mblooen bon
@aubol5 oui Dem Eier 9tr. 4 eineil
Seinbrud itnb onoerc Serletul1aell
crlitt.
Rl0bliher Rob. = Gin III,
tcfonntcr Mann. iupId)er Dor ctlidell
Sagelt ein 3intner in Dem Sonic bes
Srn. Solepb Neunloun BON Nr. TT.
Slt'6opettcitroBe, ocmietbct bate,
lpnroe geitern Nad)mittug gegen 3
llbr toot III ieir,em Sinlmer oufec.
funben. Seiner @irtbin geseniiber
bette er lid perid)ieoel,e Male oarii'
Der gediibert, DOB er iid nidt pobl
befinbe, unb oils CT iih geltern Den
Tag iiher niht bliden lieb, begob lid,
Srau Neumonn nod ieinem Simmer.
ipo lie ihren Wietber ais 2eide Dor
fanb. Ter llnbefomtc lit ungefdDl
50 Sabre alt, bat grnlc SCARE iini
Iitgen. lit 5 Sub 6 3oa arob, triig
graiien Gn5la. idpnoracn SilSbut ,inS
ldmar3e G%rapotte. Sein 2eihnanl
luilroe uad Der Mprauc iiberiiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09
Sin beadJtenSiuertber Gatbidlag.

nSdngt fleincn Sinoern lire Ioreiie
um." - Gieien Hotb giebt Capt.
2eague alien Gltern. - Sdglid
muB Die Eoli5ei mad ben Glterl
Derloren gegungener ainoer it.
6en.
rr5ebe Mllttcr, Die lire fleincn Stint
Der obne aufIid)t ouf Die StroBe
lfidt, ioate oenielben cine S6nllr
nm ben Sols bongen uno an beriel'
ben lire Iorciie bcieitigen, oomit Die
Ioli5ei nid)t fortmabrenb cine 10
groBe Sdererei nit oerloren gego,l'
Qcreu ainoern uno Die Gltern feline
9lngit ouS5uiteben boben milroen"
10 iogte ecitern Nodmittog Gopt.
2eogue, olS iuiebcr Elm Wtonn 1od)
ser 0ltlidcn Holi5eiitntion geeilt FAM,
I'M nad ieinem &inoc 81 frugcn, oo0
IN cinem utbeipad)tcn Wtonnent megs
'gclauien mar. Sie SOee 0es Gdpis
tGnS lit cine gan5 CUTE uno Iolltc BON
jeoer Wrltter mus9cfilbrt lperocn. IS
pergebt fem Sag, obne Dob l,idyt ain'
Der nod Ben Stutionsbdltlern &C.
brod)t pilroen. 0iele Sinoer mitiIell
Damn nlallhmal Den gnr5en Gd0
iibcr gepflegt meroelL naa feline tlets
ne Nrbeit lit, oo Die fleinell Iusrcl'
Ber nteiltenS peinen, nad) ibren 81
tern perlongen uno MIR lelten getros
Itct nerhcn fonncn. Damn tommcn
nod) itunbenlongem Srd)en Die Wtilt'
ter ooer ser 8oter ser &inoer IN Scr
bodlten Iufrcgung uno nit Sbroncn
III oen Nltgen nod Der Toll5eiltution
aeitiir5t. Is 9elobnung millicn
Damn Die nad)bubenoen Eoli5lItcn
nno Die Wotrone bie rilbrenocn Gee
men binnebmen, Die lid ablplclen,
luenrt Die Gltern baS %perlorene mo
pieoergefunoene Sino in Die Nrme
id)Iieben mo gliifItroblcno nit oen'
lelben ob5ieben. Solgcn Die Gltern
Dem Rnt1 bes Captains, Der gut &c.
n1eillt lit, 10 fonnen sic Foli5iltcn.
Die Elm irregegongencS &inb finoen
oalielbc obrte @eitereS un Die angcs
gebene glorciic 5urildbringen nto ouc
Miibe unb gngit bleibt criport.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09
linbcil bnrd) falidlcn Ilarm.

GicrO oes GiitriftsbeiS Campbell
brennt Ourh. - &nobe nie0erge-
rannt uno Selerruebr = GapitGlt
2tn0 lno Elm Sdlnrdmann 9es
idleiit. - Hiemano errItlid) Der.
lebt.
Nl8 9eItern Ibeno ser critic Seller'
9iItriftstef,1ogen cillem pom 1eller.
n%e!oefaIten Nr. 1872 an @oItcrr.Nue.
uno Gbeinpeofe- Strobc eingeloufcncll
2llorm, ser iid) iibrigels ipoter ais
foIih erruieS, Solge IeiIten molIte,
ronute oas Gfero oapon un0 rid)tete
betrGhtlideS llnbcil an. SSn Dem Pitt
genbIif, ais IN glbipcienbeit ocS 81.
itriftd)eis Beter Campbell Der ltellper-
tretenoc 1iItriftsdcf Capt. %. u.
2ino i'm SpribenbauIe Nr. II an Der
Gde Don GaItcrn. uno Baiterions
Garf. Apenue Ben @agen beIteigen
lpolte uno mdbreno Der S6lnu6fiib.
rer EbiIip Eeocof nod nit Dem Gin
ipannen oes RferoeS 6ei61itigt mar,
nabm 2ebteres pIoblid) TeiBoits,
burfbrad) Die Settle, melbe ben Gin.
gang gum Spriben6ouie obi6lieBt,
rro rarunte sic gaIterns glpenle cnt-
lang. Capt. 2ino iopobI, wic Eeocod
milroen bis 5ur BRADFORD. Strobe &C.
ihleiit, mo @riterer ge9en einen
9rumNtn seidIeltoert mllr0e. Seioe
WQnner fonlen nit lcihtcn S1iiriims
gen 0nbolt.
Sin Serilld BEG Toli5iItcn g. Sim.
nlclmunn pom oltli6rn Tiitrift, oa5
Efero 5ltm Stebcn ST. brin8en, mar ct.
iolglos. Ioiielbe iouite in pilbem
Cant mciter lrno iiberrannte an ser
ode BON goitern. uno Wontforo- Npe.
lite oen 7 Sabre olten 6reo. @elib
BON Or. 929, Siio.Sore.S troBe, Der
nidt idnea geltug aus oem @egc
folumen fonltte. Grit an Ser Gde pom
S'GonncG. uno @oIton.Apenlle &C.
lang es 9crrn Wattbelp Soglein ooir
Nr. 270S, S'Gonnell. StraBe, Ben
Gurd6renner an5ubolten. Ger iiber.
rarnte anabe mltrbe BON Serrn @m.
i. Sfllf Don Nr.St5, Eotomnc.S Ctr,
atigeboben uno uod iciner clterlibcn
@obnutg gcbrodt. Gr bate cine
GopfuunOe, ionic Gerlebungen an
ser red)ten Seite lno Sdulter oapon
%getragen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09
2ur 0eahtnna.

Ter ,Taths Gorreiponbrnt" nintrnt 5n ttbtr
Bsit gerifts auf fber @erlobHnesn, Sodl5etttu,
@ebnrtstaas, golbene unb iibtrne Sodl5efttn,
gelenihatts-Absnbe ETC.. NIT ben s'arnen ber
M%nmefenSru, bic aber bentitdi atihritbeu tetn
tpateu. auh Ttrfonai.spttsen iperbsn germ
aHfssnommu. Die Gtuienbtr tDitsr ssrifte
maisn nber ibren Taneu mnterfhrstben nns
pur anem nifi pergeiien, no BITE 5eitltdiieit
~jtattfanb - etrate uub e~auSuummer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09
SragiidDer SDoesfaa.

tild)tiger Wenif). - Grbielt Sea
boop.9reis uno Haine.N eoaiIe.
- grlag tiidiider aranfbeit.
Nad fur5cr &ranfbeit uerld)leo anl
5ppbus geltern Hodmittag 3 ubr Az
Win. iml 9llter bon - Sabren Serr
Gouuro Wilbelm Srtmann, Sobn oes
6errn Mi6aro Srtn1aun Gbef.Heoafa
teurS oes .Geutiden Correspondent
ten, mo leiner Satin Der befannten
Sopran.S oliitin.
Gar berb lit malld)mol 0as ShldloL
u1o nltr mllrreno unO mloeripilig
bcu9t iid oas Menidcnber5 ieinem
unerbittlihen @alten: 10 nl6 al Der
9obrc oieies Sooten. Gin gutter
Mienid, oeilen forperIifes rno gellti.
ges Mohstbum bon ielnen gltern nit
sGrtlider 2iebe mo lelld)tenoem
Stol5e ueriolgt, ieinem 9rltoer ein
0lGn5enbes Gorbilo. ieinen 6relnoen
ser bette aamerao. begabt nit brent
nenoem @brgei5, 6urd) Ieine aennt'
mile III Die Gage geIeBt, Der MiIIens
lhait, ser gan5en Wiitrpelt einmal
m~ertbpolle 0ienIte 5l leIlten - pom
Singing falrm gum Mann gemoroen
- ga fommt Die rnube Sano oeS
SdidialS un0 raiit i'm bintpeg uno
nit einem Shloge 5critort limo ole
Sofinungcn, sic man nj Iein Seben
eefniipit, 5unidte bic grlpartungen,
Gle man in leine 2auibobn geIebt; &c.
bellgten &ullptes tpeinen nm Den
2eif)nam Gltern 1ln0 9rlloer, oenen
ibr 2iebIteS ge1ommen rno NIT linen
p~creinigen lid III %ltiller Iraier Die
Sreunoe uno glQe, sic i'm gefannt.
Die @runolage ieiner gr5iebung
er6ielt Der Seritorbene III Sheib'5
S6ltlc. 9tur If Sabre aft, 6ielt CT Ell
zen Sortrag in elmer groBen Sebrer'
periamnlIung, Der ieine ulgelpobnlld)t
9~ega6ung e%rfennen lieB. SIN Sabre
1903 grnouirte er an Der bieiigel
Sodidltle, bel rpeldcr @elegenbeit er
nit Dem Yeaboop-EreiIe uno Der
Webnille beoaft murOe. Gin
SaGr oaraui beitnno er oas 2ebrers
gromen ais better utter ben Yriii.
Iiugen, lporlaf er Elm Sabr an ben Of
icntliden Sd)ltlen unterrihtete. God
icin @brgciS trieb i'm, cs lpeiter 81
bringen, lthb 10 CAB er oen 2ebrer-
berlf ouf iilo be5og Die rSobhs Sop
fins. rn Dintbemotif
Gbem.ie liito 9eittidj SIT itlioirerl; beioc
ShluBpriiftth8rn p1bretto' leineS
Stuoiums beltdno or ais Better. Sn
1906 uno 1907 CAB CT luGbreno Der
Monate Sltli mo 9lllguit llnterrid)t
i'm r0cutid)eu @ailenbouie." Nod)
elm Sobr, rno CT iuiiroe iein %llniuerii'
t~Gtsituoillm beenoct baben, pern nid)l
Nie beimtittiidle &ronfbeit ieincm Se.
ben al5u friib Elm 3iel sciett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09
Bn 9amestomn.
6cbbcl's ctnstaes NtcItcr.

@ir baben MIR Elm gtclier in Yalti'
more, nno Sas bcfinoet iidj in Ser
Gtase sn ebenea Groe in Nr. 321,
Noros8ag- StraRe, maize Sigb.S trahc.
ainoer photographer cine Spe5ia'
Iitat. - Seine Igcntcn nnb feline
Sreppen sn itcisen. = 5. Scbbcl. 6.
Grni, 8eidaftsfibrcr. Nr. 321, Noro.
8agsS traRc, maize Sigb.S trake.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09
,,Sarmpuic : Eaic,"

ySarmpnic : Gafc,"
Wr. Ala, @citsT apcttc.S trakc, Garl
Sdmiot, SnBabcr. @iir5bnracr Sui'
bran friid am 3apf. Diners, Sumpcrs
a Ia carte. Der Sommcrsartcn Jest
fir bas Ynblifnm uffcn. (apriI1,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09
Mar &ci6crt,
bentidler Ebotosrapb,
409-4t1 Strnsc.

gtgehfbtr bfnt Spftttnbdu5 ut. u.
@oblbefdrlit tir teine 6eroorrugeioen 2ei'
ftungen anf bein @ebiete Der ybotosrnpbie.
etuotp critic Gtape. 3etne MBeuten.
Setn 0eidlGftsfibrer.
Inter fneiner peri1nli6en 2eitung.
Seine 8erbinonng nit irgeno einern nuberer
Stuoi0. (Ne311.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09
,,Sm Standardization,

uSm Senfe!t6pfden,"
Nr. 511, @eit 2cginstun : Strake,
Impurities 8~iir5bnrser Sofbrin
friid AM 3apf.
(gpril17,S So,t0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09

"*# Gin 9o5or gum Better Scr
neuen @ereinSfobne Ser n@ittcl@'
bod=S eftion" iinoet morgcn N(bcno
in Giiffels Soae, Nr. 103, Noro.Sre-
bcrif.S troBe, itott. 9os Gomitc bot
oofiir geiorgt, ouB Se0cr cinen Der.
gnilgten Nbeno perlebt, lulo sic 9(ll5,
lpnbl Der SIT critebenben grtifel III
cine ollBerlt manipulating.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09

Self It NJ II d. @eil
ibr Gotcr Orobtc, tic nodJ elmer In,
Itolt SIT idide,t, pcriltd)tc bic iehs-
5e6n Sabre olte Morp @eih pon Nr.
1876, Sonopcritrobc, Selbitmlorb 81
begebcn inbcm lie cine GoiiS 2nlioa.
nlln1 cinno6nl. Man brad)te lie IN
Scr ambulonj Oes iiiOlihcn GiltriftS
nod Sem nWurpl1noer llniperiit1ts-
6oipitol," moielbIt tic pcrmittclit Der
Wagenpumpe bolb ollBer 2~cbenSgc-
fobr gebrud)t nuroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09
Marprano=Va

Spe5ielle ~piertagi9e Eouren bon
Baltimore an 10. uno If. September.
$3.50, ale 9lusgoben eingeihloiien.
In5uiraaen bci Sbos. 8. Sicncr &
60, Nr. 2t7 observation-disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09

asGKe sar Neiic in's Nnslanb &c.
iorst 6. @aine, Nr. 413, Git-8alti-
morcitraRr, nabe Gnitom Soaic Mpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09
Sbeo. $. 9iener T. 60.

Meiie Bureau nno @edIeIitrbe.
Shiffsfarten bon uto naA 9eutih.
LAMB init Dem Rorobeutidcn 2loph
uno anberen 2inier. Neiiep1lie,
@edieI, g~reoitbr;efe unb @eIoIen.
oitneen.
I217 Of,8 altimprefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09

0oS 2eihenbcgdngniB
bon Sr1l. Sacob S%obnionn, meIher
ont Sreitag i'm boben Nlter bon S3
Sobren in ieiner lebten Mobnumg,
Hr. iS47, @eit.Y rattitraBe, aus Dem
2eben ihico, fano seitern Hodmittag
nnter 5oblreiter 9etbeiligllng bon
2eiotraeenocn nui Dem .Weitern
6rieoboie" itatt. Yaitor $. gidclbcr-
ger Don Der rel. ct. Sobonnes 5 &c
meinbc al Der GnlpcrtltraBe belt oci,
SrauergottesbicnIt ob. lno ais 9abr-
tudJtrdger iungirten bic $50. Seirr.
s. 9uIt, @oltcr Solpier, Heeic, Carl
:. Doit., Gblporb s. DoIt, Nnbrefu
&ecie Ii. @iaiom &obmonn, idmutt.
lid Gnfel oes Seritorbenen. ST.. Sob-
mann erblidte nobe Gaiiel oas 2id,i
Der @elt nno fam i'm Sabre 1871
nah Nmerifa. ST nar elm Shneiber
BON 9eruf. Muber ied,s ainoerr
binterl1Bt er % Gnfel uno einen llr.
cllfel, iuabrenS feline @attin i'm be,
reits Dor "a Sabrcn i'm 1ooe porail.
eins.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-01
TO KNOW OREGON nErrER.

No ono know investigation
and improves acQuaintance
world coming know Oregon better and coming to
Oregon ADVERTISING.
should their and
other that there only weeks left in
advantage the colonlt
including Apr soh,
commercial bodies OF the
while homemakes
numbers MirERIALIA INCREASED PROPER
EoRr.
and particularly the community which
epidemic all the chief Grmaher OF the
an
famarltns themselves With detail
but WIN IMPORTANT MArrERs RELATIVE no rIiE STATE
company
OF the Portland Uon depot has opened similar school OF Information
and will his weeks 20 their efficiency
Whye Orleans Louisiana make his
position the Astoria chamber
year ALMOST ANYONE WOULD WILLING
COAlR ON fIIOSE TERMS
Salem board trade the of the Salem Commercial
represents
herself heard
This contemplation excursion
similar Portland business The capital city
desermlned other
ian character
In tho @ean,ime al push TO know oregon better
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-01
WHY LONGER DODGE THE ISSUE.

Copying Representative
political leadership T. Geer sl hae the general
semb by saying Just about as good as could be- and had
faults the people were to blame etc
twaddle
Just what DESTROYS ALL SENSE OF RESPONSIBILITY
LEGISLATIVE
nobody responsible anything
the legislature be laid the doors
the what the of having ieglsature7
noticeable fact that the have initiated and
Legislature failed paIsEV
ENUE MEASURES THAT PUT MONEY IN THE TREASURY.
Editor lodges the whole issue of the vital difference between
combination appropriations and leader
ship for the OF protecting the people against those very things
Of tho iegIsaure7 VETOED
GOVERNOR THE sTATE2
candidate the broad
upholdng the legislature in all di and in condmnng Governor
Chamberlain for his yong the bills he did veto? ANY REPUBLICAN
GOVERNOR WHO WOULD MAKE THE RECORD CHAMBERLAIN
WOULD UPHELD.
defending the entire work the Legislature let him
WHAT BILLS BELIEVES THE REFERENDUM SHOULD BE TAX
N
believes Governor Chamberlain did right
the bills he did the Johnson road law but be-
the should be taken about half million dollars
the BILLS THAT WE'RE PASSED OVER ms VETO
This upholdiug all that the ega
that through
spite OF the yetoes2
Does Governor taking
b the 100000 for armores and the s25ooo biennial for the
State University
WAITING FoR FouR YEARS TO BRING ABOUT THAT REFORM?
of he
willing
that Il egazed sanctioned.
Let these facts borne mind. the State University appropa
defeated, existing that institution would
suil receive 100000 blennalH.
M M TURNS oUT EVEN TlIrrY GRADUATES A YEAR THEY
COSTING STATE $4,000 EACH.
printer Hat salary would be done
onea That Is proposition discussed for the
four
people legislature
printer a fiat salary WHY Nor DO TF
further delaying this reform? II there not
will Editor ooor help get the referendum ON Ts AND OTHER
can party popular
direction maintaining legislative grans
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-01
p AGE
THE STEAL IN STEEL.

CIV. J. Bryan In Commono-
The United Steel (or SteaI) companv h
from this state appears; 'ueu It's staten.
First-That the gross sales ss9675se2so,
Second-That the company has 2O2 457 emniora
Third-That the employees received last year sfaz a..
Fourh-That the earnings for the year ''ofo
273.1S eu !" N5ea
From figures IL will be seen that the M. -
per the gross sales Can the av anou
that well when he has monopoly? business mau
will also be that the earnings excsed ,h
plyes That that each employe earns what n paid
addition that profit for his employer moro MN and
The company makes more than per cent
paid; the ordinary business that well b VI Tue Es
nopoly?' ~ ne has 10 n
employees in wages about 21 per cent ., -,
the tariff is about per cent Wbs, - ss a
the tariff which enjoys? And how Tie Sc
wait for the tariff reformed by m Aa
the average business man who has monopoly connue -
of the steel strust? =" 'Oe VI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-01
Hoods SarsapariIIa

Insist ON having Hoods. Get il today
In liquid OF tablet form. 100 Doses 81,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-01

HE WAS THE ONE GREAT FACTOR REACHING TIL
DI,VE or wEsT

REACHING OUT FOR THE
DEVELOPMENT
Clark Exposition he had been
and TURNED THE
TIDE WEALTH, POPULATION PROSPERITY TOWARD
fields Of usefulness
him. his departure like the collapse of great beautiful build
BUILDER CREATOR IN THE LARGER
influence will will PLANS
EXECUTION.
outved
obstacles
blow his and his associates
able
and
not a gap that will time I'LL.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-01
POLITICAL FREEDOM is AT HAND.

E.. Master in Gold
the evidence of political organizations that
hand
political
ing o
political organizations
through
elected by the people by the politicians.
political with
a Hanna, a the head.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-01
FRENzrED THOUGHTS IN THE ALBANY pruoc.,.

Hartman he is willing by the presasrt a..
all day We would like an oil painting ., NJ w
taking of Mr.. Harrmans advice. - "'Hs'
Mighty the legislature to treat Cummrs -. -
expressed its presidential by voting IL m
Cummins and for Shaw. Se
Major Seey OF the British army that soldiers
Perhaps much of apvbD . ~
In stead of retiring millions of public land because
been stolen, the plan retiring the suggests ts,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-01
EASTER SERVICE.
Easter Was Appropriately Observed
at the Hickey School House
Sunday Morning.

The following Easter program
was rendered at the Richey school
house Sunday morning:
Song, "The Prince OF Life Is
Risen ............ ..... .Choir
Recitation. Resurrection" ..
.. ........ ... Hazel Haines
Recitation ...... Chester Horner
Song. "a Shepherd Dear" Quartet
Recitation. Easter Eggs" ..
......... Louise Hager
Song, Happy Easter Time.
.,..:........ Primary class
Recitation, Easter Flowers. -.
,....,...,... Laura Lofgran
Song. again Wen Never Pass
This Way" ...,......... Choir
Recitation. Scattering Seeds" .
,...,. 81. clyde Etter
Recitation. "a Secret" .....
.........,. Slandy Diekman
Song, Scattering Seeds. Quartet
Recitation. Easter Lille" . .
....... Alma Ashby
Song. Wake Up. Boys and Girls"
.... .... o.. 80. Primary class
Recitation, THE Unfinished Pray
or ............ Mildred White
Recitation, owens Opinion OF
Grandmother" zee. owen Frysley
Song. Mcrrily Swinging" 900. Choir
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-01

Local Wholesale Market.
Wheat-65 a csc.
Local wheat-6Sc.
Oats-3S a. 40c.
Barley-$22 @$23.
Flour-$3.25.
Mil feed-Bran. $1,000; shorts,
S21.O0.
Hay-Cheat and clover, $7@SS
per ton; timothy, $1Ooper ton.
Eggs-l6 2-3c.
Hons-12hc young chickens, lie
Ducks-1Oc; geese. Sc; turkeys.
1906
Butter-37ls butter fat, 35 u C.
onlons-9Ocds 81 per cwt; pota-
toes. 81 1-3Q S5c per cwt.
Hops-Cholce, 106 lie; prime to
choice. Sd &c; medium to prime.
sac.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-01

Estelle Ducio.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-01
PimpIes and BlOtChes

Are not the only signs that blood
cleansing, tonic medicine is needed.
Tired, languid feelings, loss OF appetite
and general debility are other signs,
and they may be worse signs.
The best blood-cleansing, tonic medi.
cine is Hoods Sarsaparilla, which acts
directly and peculiarly on the blood,
ridding il of all foreign matters and
building up the whole system. This
statement is verified by the experience
OF thousands radically oured.
over forty thousand testimonials re-
eeived In two years, by actual count.
Accept no substitute for
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-01
Chittim bark-5 X a. &c.
Tropical Fruits.
Bananas-5 1so per lb.
oranges-s2.75 @$3.00.
Lemons-4.00@$5.00.

Retail Market.
Flour-$1 per sack.
Bran--70c per sack; s21.50 per
ton.
Hay-Timothy, 7Occ per cwt. /;
cheat and clover. soc per owt.
shorts, 95c per cwt.
oats-$1.35 per cwt; wheat. soc;
rolled barley, s26.5O @$2S per ton.
Eggs-20c doz.
Apples-$3.00.
Butter-Country, 35c; cream
cry, 40c.
Livestock.
Cattle-1100 1900 n steers,
4@4hc.
Lighter steers-3a a &c.
Cows and heifers-900@ 1000 10,
S1s a &c.
Stock hogs.-6c.
Hogs-S2.OOQ $500 10. fat. IS.
1925.
Lambs-5c.
Veal-Dressed, Sc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-01
Hogs-Dressed. Sc
PORTLAND MARKET

hAAahnAAa
Wheat-Club, 72e; vall,y. ,
blue stem, 74c.
oats-Choice white, $40.
Millstuff-Bran, ST..
Hay-Timothy, sisG,il; ds
$11.50.
Vetch-s7.5O9SS.O0
Potatoes-S1.OO6sl.sO pg
Poultry-Hens, 15c; mixed a
ems. lac; dressed chickens, 1891
turkeys, live. 13G15c; ducks i
1sc; pigeons. s1.OO9sl.5O.
Pork-Dressed, 6d6ke
Beef-Dressed, 5G6e.
Mutton-6G7c.
Hops-s91 1Okc 70. aecordln1
quality.
Wool-valley, coarse to ned
30 23c; eastern Oregon. ilel
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-01

The unexpected happen GOods manager
Electric properties Portland dsa Allan
to New Jersey.
nE Was MAN oREooN III AFFORD TO LOSE AT
PRESENT.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-01
LOVE IS ENOUGH.

Love is enough There is naught else to say,
Naught but to live the love, dear, day by day,
sunusng every act, yea every thought,
with that fine glow from loves rich radiance caught
Love is enough" the panter-poet sang,
And thro' a magic rang,
Which fond souls have quickened TO new power
AS might vivify fading flower
Oh, let us foow-tho' the path rough
That road which bears the sign: Love Is enough"
All other ways by-ways. barren long
Love is enough-harki Life becomes song.
Eat
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-01

PILES CURED IN o TO 10 Di1
PAzo OINTMENT IS gui1a,|
to cure any case OF Itching. Bl
Bleeding or Protrudlng Piles IA /
IA days or money refunded. 81
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-01
MARKET QUOTATIONS
"NIake Salem Good Home
Market"
SALEM MARKET.

Stelner's Market.
Dealers in fish. game and poultry.
Highest cash price paid for eggs,
Prompt delivery. State street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-01

Miss Ruby Cornell has reiu'
from an oyer-Suuday visit at
home In Jefferson.