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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-21
TAX CONNIIsloN NOT wANTEn.


oryhug the
n ho
then HOLD M REVENUES
FtM NEAS while
and
power
which hurt hin
aihpoWertu commission
power
power machinery county up
assessments. AGAIN
FRANCHISES Ann s0-CnIfD INTANGIBLE VALUES HAVE
ESCAPED.
The commission n ot
TO gisld 10 knock tue corporations rght and left
has fareaehng make corporations show their
disclose their earnings 10 TAX THEIR FANGALE VALUES
TltR nAsis oF EARNINGS.
has little hanking
which
experts WOULD CONSIDER ENORMOUS EARNINGS.
dividends
hspns Industries. ARR DNCHED rnEiR
EARNINGS.
an
property
rHlH sucALIkD FRANCHISE ABILITY To EARN DIVIDENDS
The needs capital
profitable franchises profitable
dNidend.paSinE
Ne ya initiate older railroads
tsl Invested la franchises that they really aeed
The TAXATION commission viii not another dollar
vested Ia franchises CREATION MANY PROJECTS
NOM fOoT.
u v s paas carried capital already here ana
keeR other capital from eomns
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-21
mELP TnE FREE LOCKS MOVEMENT.

would be simply foolish adjourn
without putting through locks bill
The bill has support THE AND FARMERS OF
WESTERN OREGON ALMOST AMAN
Is OF
OF the merchants and the producer way.
There Is big transportation
not SECRETLY OPPOSE THIS MEASURE As RATE REGULATOR
When the state such able
ssman awy to go down to Washington and labor
bills, IL should hold up their hands
AZ this fails do
for tho Columbia surely viii lt congress
Under the most favorable circumstances
dmeu to obtain will ability OF Fulton and Haw
ley 20 tho utmost TO get the bill through n years
they point to what the state has
relief from congress HAIF THE BATTLE WON
shoulder pass this measure ,rv
it's merts The shippers DO favor m II sFF
AND SANE BUSINESS PROPOSITION
Ia return the state viii receive dollar nut into the
project The shipper will his
state VIII have the free locks aud canal maintained time bv the
ass the IRE clocks OIL and no oNE THING To REDEEM LEG.
sLArURE from the having nothing but mass a
appropriations ~ 'N'"'
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IRRIGATION, RECLAMATION, ETC.

unanimous
code proposed by the Portland
chamber OF commerce committee.
Then through the with
provision EASTERN OREGON ONLY. is thus
amended before the house
that system for extending
network OF intensive omcIalsm
already connected
up with the irrigation
years ago HITCH W THE STATE IRI
machinery already evolved
printing Photographers and
expenses created.
passing whore IT
LOSES All CONTROL JURISDICTION IRRIGATION.
with network OF rules
time proceeds
federal employees In these departments under civil service regu
public political influence. or EVEN
ANINAnLE NEWSPAPER CRITICISM.
the furnishes under such system Is absorbed
a. the demanded will constantly Increase.
The functions and all control public
the national machinery which IT CAN EXERCISE No
INFLUENCE WHATEVER
this complications
omas subordno revenues merely advanced TO
~ swallowed
should not further such Of political enslavement
a sovereign commonwealth
The advocates OF the bin after nndns the house consisting OF pre
NOT WANT To SWALLOW THE
DOSE ~ CONTAINED struck out all western Oregon aud willing to
take Tor the present n ts mutiaod torn.
years
the OF the established will
be recalled Like Longfolo~'s urnip will
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-21

Hold Valuable SesSion-Fayor Inn
proving and Ealarging Court
HOUSE.

The Marion county road superyis.
ors finished the business OF the an
nual convention Wednesday after
noon and have adjourned. Many new
aud valuable ideas In road making
were discussed aud the various super
visors express themselves as having
tho most valuable and interesting
meeting that has been held hero Tor
years Among the important actions
taken vas 20 pass resolutions favor
lng the Improvement of the court
house. A thorough Investigation OF
the court house was made wednes-
day morning by the members and
they were convinced that the build
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-21
POLITICS IN OREGON.

merchant of this registered kick with this paper at
the favoing appropriations
the normal schools and
PROMISED TO BE HELD
DOWN.
probably in with the in the last
primaries candidates throughout
could thought OF supporting of ndepend
Ideas of their and DID NOT
SEEK FAvORs THE MACHINE
machine that simply wants places
the the has to deal with
Io county representatives
the machine the saddle all the appropriations this
county they
merely THEIR COUNTY SEEMS TO BE CALL
ING FOR
But II not the county that calling IL Is the machine The
chine only ask for when that dominates
the dominant the result dollars instead
In York Wisconsin other the have made
smashing the machine the reductions made
oUsTED.
times paid millions 10 machine
governor
Republicans HAS HELD DOWN THE APPROPRIATIONS
II the had had machine Republican
MANY JOB CRAFTS would
The machine has enough this
of these machine Jobs the head OF the
But that the fault OF the
MACHINE MEMBERS WE'RE ELECTED IN BOTH HOUSES.
Let Kick the members Let
party, the Marion county members
ourselves having made the machine so strong
THAT THE PEOPLE ARE ALMOST RENDERED HELPLESS
The machine powerful
the road supervisors the highest predatory
gerous Il should be kicked out OF existence
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-21
A LASTING EIfpf
This Evidence shou''
Claim Made for D0~l'
pulls In sAieh

Relief from the pains
Of a bad back Is hvaF ~
every baekaehe suss'sIi
a lame. weak or aching - - !.
wanted. Cure it 50 4 ~ y.
II can be done. Hers
evidence to prove ~ -
Jacob e, Mccoy '.,a,'Il ..s "a
Capital St., beyond !. |. - 4
lem, ohia, says as'. 80. a
reason ,, for me TO ssiai, ~
opIpIon OF DOan's Kidn.'
! expressed through 0'' =. y
wears ago. procure =. !,
DR.. stones drug ''D'' -
and received the no'.
suits from It's use. -
kidney complaint y -, n
standing. The pri'sl,s'' - !. 4
were in eonnectiO' ~.
secretions and any -
exertion often aus. asss'..,fb|
of the kidneys. No'l'.' ''. -
in the way Of msdlsl.. ..', a
satisfactory relief - -
kidney pills. Thsg =. -
lasting benefit. 80 y. -
Cd them ever siHss
sion has arisen ...,n a
For sale by A l.s.'. 80 q. =
cents. FOster-AiD...'. y J, ~
New York. sole assA'
States. ..m,..-II.'F
Remember the ''
take no other.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-21

SPENT
AFTERNOON
Hearing Reports of all
Sorts of Committees
Deferred Action to Friday at
Two P. N. On Normal
Schools

Favorable reports were made In
the senate yesterday afternoon on the
following:
II. B. 410, Jewell, bill for an act
authorizing fish warden to blast out
reefs in Illinois and Rogue rivers.
II. B. 1O6, Coffey, a bin for an act
to amend section 2090. B. and G.
code. making unlawful the using
without authority of badges or insig-
ma of military and fraternal orders.
II. B. S4. Freeman, a bill for an
act to amend section 1882. B. and G.
codes, relating to provisions In testa-
tors will for sale or disposition of his
estate.
II. B. S92, relating to perpetual
franchises was indefinitely postponed.
II. B. 1O7, relating to imprison-
ment for felony for the second time
was indefinitely postponed.
The following were also indefinite
ly postponed:
II. b. 31S, Moore, to annex part of
Grant to Baker county.
II. B. 2SS, Pike, to create the coun-
ty of Nesmith and fix the salaries Of
the officers thereof.
II. b. AZ, Barrett of Washington,
to regulate traction engines for pur-
pose OF drawing loaded wagons on
county roads.
II. b. As, Barrett of Washington,
to amend section 4237, title 81, B. &
C. code, restricting the running OF
swine at large.
II. b. 94, Mccue, pertaining to
fisheries.
II. b. 373, providing for the inter-
est on claims, was re-referred to the
committee.
II. h. 252, to pay veterans of In
dian wars for horses, was adversely
reported by the committee on claims
Smith OF Umatina. moved to recon-
slider the vote on sustaining the gov
ernor's veto on s. b. 1874. The sem
ate refused to reconsider by vote
OF 10 TO IA.
The senate reconsldered its vote
on final adjournment and asked for
the recall from the house of II. c. r
No 90.
II. b. 249, pye, providing for the
establishing OF high school districts
was placed on It's third reading. En-
acted
II, b. 43, Beverage, relating to the
betterment of the common schools.
II. b. Beverage, providing for free
text books and supplies. Failed TO
pass.
The normal school matter was con-
tinued and made special order for
Thursday at o'clock.
The question of when the legisla-
ture shall adjourn came up. Speaker
Davey came before the senate and ex-
planned the understanding of that
body about working on house bills
up to adjournment. The senate after
a motion to reconsider it's former ac-
tion again fixed the time for adjourn
ment at Saturday at noon.
II. b. 27s. Barrett, to operate the
portage and create a portage com
mission. Carries appropriation OF
$4,000. Enacted.
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SUNDAY CLOSING AT SEATTLE.

Sunday Seattle under the Sunday
closing law and the The following
journal appeared in the Tuesday
Morning Times = fair treatment of the
filled between IL o'clock
and midnight Saturday
order closing saloons generally observed
ONLY ONE ARREST VIOLATION OF THE ORDERS.
suburbs filled with visitors for
twenty-four hours.
Seattle crowded from midnight midnight
OF tho Chinese noodle ioints
More arrests ON ANY SUNDAY PRECEDING
FOR
church congregations; the
attention 10 IT,
the and request that general
by him ARE REFERRED TO
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
Trolley cars and
dmcuty In riding at all
Unusually clubs of the city
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-21

ing not only needed repairs but that
II MAS entirely too small TO take care
OF the business even At present In a
manner that is commensurate with
the dignity and security OF Marion
county Many valuable books must
De kept In the attic owing 10 the
smallness OF the vaults, ana the pres.
en' structure VAS found to be. in
many places in such condition as to
require immediate attention.
The entire convention went TO
South Salem In the afternoon where
n. W. Ireland, the road expert Of
Portland, gave an Instructive exhihI.
tion in grading and road building
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-21

Capital will not operate in state obstacles thrown
in its way SHOULD OBSTACLES TO INVEST
capital operate with least c-
invested in industries from tax
alton instead OF taxing death.
Oregon development does FREAK CONiS-
sIONs OR FREAK LEGISLATION
electric railroad built through
the than all the x commissions In existence.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-21
.cAP1TAL JOURNALS EDITORIAL PAci|
'<r++++++++s....,'|
TRANSFERS. \
REAL tSrl'
FffFf+fffk+%aA.,

iOiiO"lng deed,
placed place on record in d. !.
Marion county recorssr.
Bruno BOedigheimer l1.
Simon BoedIrbel,ws..'' nm
: acres : sec "a.
Bruno Boedigheimer ~.
E. and E. P. schoti =
2. B. 4, 5, 6, 7 and |, T. 4. n
49, also lots 2, :.
block 20, in subllnlty' !.
Star Land Co. to D. Ri,
Z and W 10 # Of lot {
IS' few Park annex ~
''.....
W. H. smead ct ux tor =.
2l acres t ss.rgv,qsE
L. E. Hibbard ct al tOcE
Guire, lot 4 and 8 l-lss
3 In johnson Add. ii sD,-
ton, W d .......
Bruno Boedighelerm thslr, !.
B. G. Boedigheimer, lad
Marion county, Qed..I
NJ. and T. Mattl to s. md
Schmidt, block l. John n
ner's addition to Mt Ana
W d .........,.
G. B. Dlmick ct al to Gv
Dimick, lots 6. s9mt 4
block 2l, and lots ! I'd
block 2S, Knob Hill adlIas
to Salem. W d ........
William Loveridge to ErI
Moore, land in woodAsn .
W d .....,.........
John Wolfard to SIlvsas 4
Lumber Co.. land In NuHu1
county, W d ...........
Jennie Coldren to G. ". wrs
bury, so acres in sec ls
S, r / W, W d .......
A. II. Fratt ct ux to S. cocw
blocks, s, 8, 10 and d
SCOTS Mills, " d'.....,i
Lewis Brude to Franz
Burch, lot Z block I, BvOEiI|
addition to Sllverton, va l
G.. w. johnson ct ux 10 ]. Il
Stapleton, blocks I and
also lots 1, 2, 3, 4, J. ~
and s, block Z, also los
and 5, block 3, Conp'a|
addition Salem, W d.",
G. e. and L. Lawrence tof1
Dunagan, Jr., lots 10, H.
and 16, block H. SH1|
Mills, W d ....-.."
w. II. Harrison ct TX TO h'q|
l.. Russell. n y block ;
/, 81 and s and n y
Sand 6, block 5 in the i'''|
of Marion, W d ..''"'''
A. n. Gilbert ct al 70 M
Knox, lot 4, block u
Claims addition saler' y
]. II. Albert ct ux to D. C'
lot 3, block II, feT ~
Salem, " d ..,''''''''''|
A. and l.. Prop to T. X
ct ux. land in Marion
W d .,..,..'''''''''
Fred Loose TO August
ct ux, lot 4, block l. Co.
addition Salem. v 49,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-21

TO cur. A GOLD IN ONE DAY.
rsks LAXATIVE BRoMo ouinine
rAhistA Druggists refund money n
Il fails 10 sura \. w. GROVES
signature on each box aIa
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Who Is
the Poor Man?

Not the man who is getting
small salary and regularly putting
a part OF IL in the savings hank
he Is setting richer every day.
and it Is only a question OF
short time when he can "buy and
sell" his nom unfortunate neigh
eor who is now drawing a large
salary and spending 1t all.
Begin now GO save part OF your
earnings and deposit with us.
We pay interest on deposits OF
one dollar or more.
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GOOD
ron LARGER LIVES.

In heaven they say is ndstubed perfect and yet
Along our heartstrngs, tremor or regret
Must sometimes plain, II memory survives
A grief that IN this good great lived no large lives
Cod ourp gorously the starry Spheres
And nobe through these mortal years
In widening orbits toward himself eternity he planned
We creep readmi viii not be made grand
heights uncogged with self must move!
Tho only thing that earth heaven is loye
To make u great thee spirit with striyesl
Enlarge our 10 I'M oh. give nobler iyes
Lucy Larcom
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ASTORIA OREGON. THURSDAY NOVEMBER I. 1907

piled up In some of the banks. In
one bank II Is said the supply Of cash IA
not far from s20,0O0,000, and the depos.
its at that institution since the banks
adopted the clearinghouse certificates
have amounted to several millions Of
dollars.
Nevertheless the clearinghouse com.
mittee viii have before II today the
detailed form Of credit checks, which
may be issued under the authority Of
the clearing house association. These
forms were being worked out in detail
last night and adopted win be medium
for exchange for universal use, a. con-
venient as cash. II Il likely these creiit
checks or certificates will be In use before
the resumption Of cash payment becomes
a reality. Word came from Washing.
ton last night that clearing. house checks
In small denominations to be used a. a
convenient medium Of exchange would
be held by the government to be legal.
An opinion by Attorney-Genera Oh.
ney. gwen in 1903, was cited as eI.
dence that they would not be considered
a violation Of the currency laws.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-07

NEW YORK. Nov. 6.--The smali vol.
umns Of transactions In stocks today
index how far the hnaacIal conditions
still hampsr the conduct Of operation
In the market but q strong upward
tendency In prices 10 convincing evdsncs
Of returning confidence Of the values Of
securities. Brokers on the floor Of tho
stock exchange summoned up Tho situa.
tion hy saying that stocks were scarce.
"A meeting Of tho bankers At Morgan's
house last night and today's announce.
ment that adequate measures would be
taken to support trust companies did
much 10 inspire belief that confidence
would bs restored at an early day. The
further engagement Of gold for import
gave additional promise OF still further
relief for money conditions Tho pros.
peet Of seven per cent from the Bank
Of England discount seems not TO impair
confidence that the gold import move.
ment win continue.
NEW YORK. Nov. 0.--Ths board Of
dirsston Of tho unlted States steel
Corporation today approved the purchase
Of stock Of the Tennessee Coal. Iron 4
Railroad Company
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Title Guarantee and Trust Com
pany in Receivers Hands.
LIABILITIES EXCEED ASSETS
Massachusetts Man Who Claims to Own
Many Shares Makes Complaint-Sta
Treasurer Has 100000 Of States
Money on Deposit in Institution.

PORTLAND. Nov. g. The Title
Guarantee L Trust Company of this
city went into hands of d receiver this
afternoon. Judge Wolverton of the
United States circuit court appointed
George Il. Hill, vice president of the
institution receiver, who furnished 4
bond returnable in FIVE days. at 100000.
The receiver was appointed on the COM
plaint of n. Coy, who gives his place Of
residence as Massachusetts, and claims
to own 592 shares of capital stock of the
corporation. In his complaint Coy esti-
mates the liabilities of the concern at
S2,64o,0O0 and assets at S2,500,OOO and
states that should the day to day holi-
days OF Governor Chamberlain come to
end, the bank would be unable to with
stand great and sudden demand for
ready cash owing to its inability to
quickly realize on its securities. In ,,e-
veloped this afternoon that State Treas
urer Steel has on deposit in the Title
Guarantee something over 100000 Of
The states money, This money is said
to be well protected by surety bonds
ind collateral.
The Title Guarantee 4 Trust Com.
'any is one Of the banks which was not
n the clearing house association. and
las been for some time past considered
haky.
Later.-It developed tonight that the
'ortland clearinghouse association when
ppealed to come to the succor of the
title Guarantee refused to extend aid.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 0.---The eIec-
tion In this city yesterday proved .
veritable landslide for the anti-gaft
leaders and returns from every prec-
inct 70 far received. show that the Good
Government ticket has been everwhelm.
ingly elected from top To bottom. 1t
10 estimated that Mr.. Taylor has been
elected by plurality of more than IL.
900 votes. while District Attorney VIM.
II. Landgcn has 20 far majority Of
10000 votes over MCGOWAN his opponent.
Some uncertainty Is yet felt in regard
to the Offices Of auditor and county
clerk and two candidates for the posi-.
tions. Horton and Mulcrvy on the
Union Labor ticket, have APPARENTLY run
ahead Of their ticket. These. however,
are the only possibilities apparent. and
with these exceptions there will be
a clean sweep for the entire good govern
ment ticket. The election passed Of
quietly, free from any riotous demon.
strations, and in spite Of the tense strain
which voters were subjected to--there
was not the slightest disorder at the
polls. At a late hour last night the total
vote cast was estimated at from $1,000
to 10000.
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APPLE cRop SMALL.

NEW YORK, Nov. 0.--Ths apple crop
Of the United Stated for 1907 a. sstl.
mated by tho American AgriculturalIst
In To report toyAppear on Nov Q. scsns
24.0o0.000 barrels. material short Of last
year. What 10 Of great importance Il
tho shortage In such commercial orchard
sectIcu a. western Nsw York. nearly
all Of Michigan and the entire South.
west. There 10 what may be set down ~
an absolute failure In Kansas. Missouri
and Nebraska.
New York state has d good many sp.
plea but they win be needed. and for
that matter the total IL only about one
fourth TO one third Of the full yield.
Pennsylvania has fairly abundant to.a!s.
NewEngland ha. rather mora apples
than last year. due solely 10 The fact
that Maine has q good crop.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-07

ST. PAUL, Nov. 6,--Prcsident A. D
Stickncy Of the Chicago Great Western
Railway Company in q published inter
view advocates, national bank In
which the government shall deposit its
treasury funds, lie said,
"0iilcial reports Of United States
Treasury show on last Thursday. octo.
Der 81, there was locked up in the
treasury, idle and useless. the
enormous sum Of Sl27.l70O5o actual
cash, while banks In all the reserve cities
of the United States had suspended cash
payments and the movements OF crops
had stopped and laborcrs were compelled
to accept checks for wages instead Of
cash, all for the want of currency
which want of currency New York banks
were trying to relieve by importing
about sso,oOo,oOo in gold, or about one.
quarter OF the amount held in the
treasury. idle and useless, Can any
system of government banking be con-
ceiyed which would produce more ah.
surd rcsultY
"Let us have national bank which
is not only good enough for people to
deposit money in, but good enough for
the government to deposit it's money
in"
Later--The officials Of the bank esti.
mate the liabilities at ,$2,5oOOOO, in.
cluding 100000 due other banks and
the assets at $sooo.oOO including $ls,.
900 in cash exclusive of trust funds.
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MORE EASTERN RETURNS.

TRENTON, N. J. Nov. Crank s.
katsenbach Jr- Democrat. comedies
the election Of John Franklin Fort, re-
publican. for Governor by 1900 majority.
NEW YORK. Nov. Chairman
Timothy l. Woodruff Of the Republi,
can state Committee wired the Pesi.
dent today that yesterdays republican
victory In Kings county showed Roose-
velt's strength in Brooklyn. He said
tonight that he believed the demand
would b such that the President would
be obliged to accept denomination.
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STRIKE CALLED OFF.

NEW YORK, Nov. GA meeting Of
the local branch Of the telegraphers'
union late today decided to "suspeud''
the strike against the employers and
the telegraph companies which has been
on sincc August Q.
CHICAGO. Nov. 6.--The telegraphers
decided today TO call of the strike.
DENVER. Nov. 1.-THE Commercial
Tclegraphers' Union Of America decided
today to unanimously call or the strike.
PORTLAND, Nov. Cat a meeting Of
the telegaphers' union tonight the strike
which has been on for several months
was declared of.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 6.--The striking
Commercial Telegraphers have declared
the strike or.
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CONFIDENCE STRENGTHENS.

PORTLAND, Nov. 6.-Indicated con,
fidence in the financial situation was
shown throughout the city yesterday
and all Portland banks reported a quiet
day. AT all clearing house institutions
there were no signs Of anxiety shown by
depositors and money flowed in through
the receiving wiekets faster than it was
being paid out at the paying teller's
windows.
People who are in touch with the tin-
aneial situation agree that the situation
will improve from this time on. The
new asset currency was in demand yes
terday and total OF about $4,000 was
lssued to city banks through the
clearing g-house committee.
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POLITICIAN INJURED.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. s.--Gavin
McNab, the well known attorney and
Democratic political leader, was run
down by . runaway horse near Market
and Ksarney streets this afternoon and
sustained a fracture Of the skull which
may result fatally.
Later.--Tonight McNab regained con-
scioasness. The attending physicians
are unable 10 find any fracture Of the
skull and do not believe his injuries ere
dangerous.
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GIRL coSFEssEs TO ARSON.
Fired Homo 10 Norwaik, Ohio, Three
Times and Finally Rased II.

N0RwAl4K. Ohio. Nov, 6.--Lola Ma.
ther has confessed that she burned her
own home to obtain 1880 insurance up.
on II. The house was destroyed October
0, and In the two weeks prior to that
time had been ahre twice. Miss Mather
made written confession to tho au.
thorities and to the state FIRE marshal,
declaring that she set Are to the house
herself. Friends obtained ball for her
when Justice Bechtold bound her over
TO the grand jury.