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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-07
A TRIAL PACKAGE RRER,

Many a sufferer from Dyspep,I
Indigestion and kindred ailments
the digestive organs carries aroul
an absolutely useless stomach
dead load, and a cesspool for eu
increasing disorders. The mus.
are seemingly worn out, the muco,
lining has lost its secretive pow
and food taken into the stomach n
there and ferments. causing 81
eructations, belchlngs, heartbu-
dizziness and other distressing n.
ditions. Many sufferers have glu
up in despair until they have been
duced by some interested friend
try a box OF Stuart's Dyspepl
Tablets.
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are 4
dyspeptlc's sure and only hope. nj
are a natural restorative Of healI
action to the stomach and small
testines, because they supply d
the elements that the weak stonsl
lacks-pepsin, diastase, golden Z
and other digestives.
II you are afflicted with any Old
symptoms above described, be aws
ed that your digestive organs Z
losing power;- they need help d
there IS no more sensible help tol
given them than to supply elene.
which will do the work of digest,
for them.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Nd
been found by the test of reputiy
physicians in the United States q
Great Britain TO have remarkable
gestlve powers. one grain Of the
tive principle Of these tablets bel
sufficient to digest 5000 grains
ordinary food. II is plain that
matter what the ordinary condhl
Of your stomach. or how far I'd
disease has progressed. one only
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets taken
meal time will do the works.
your stomach an opportunity to
gain It's lost powers, the muscles I
be strengthened, the glands invis'
ated, and you will be a new mab
II costs nothing TO prove the
fectlveness OF this cure. Send ici
free sample package today T.
Stuart Co., rs Stuart Bldg, Marsha
Mich.
All druggists sell stuart's Dysps
sla Tablets at so cents a box.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-07
Personals

Hon. Claud Catch left this MORN
Ing for Portland.
Rev Father Moores went IN
Brooks this morning.
Miss Ida Smith. OF Astoria IS the
guest of Salem friends.
Mrs. orin Miles left this morning
for visit In Rosehurg.
Lyle Lewis. the musician. went to
Albany Yesterday 10 visit friends.
Miss Amanda Bullock. OF Oregon
CITY Is visiting in the city today.
Ben ramplin, the llnotypist. of
Portland spent sunday visiting I'm
this city
Arthur Boeschen was among the
passengers bound for Portland this
morning.
Miss Ella Hambley left today for
Los Angeles where she will spend
the winter,
superintendent Calbreath. OF the
insane asylum, returned from PORT
land Saturday.
Rev, ST Pierre. chaplain al the
state prison. has returned from
trip to Portland
Mrs. W. y. Belding. after visiting
relatives here. has returned 10 her
home in Portland.
Mrs. Alice II. Dodd went ~ Al.
hany today to yisi, friends and re,a-
tives for a few tays.
Miss Hattie Higgins. teacher in the
summit school. was visiting friends
IN this city yesterday.
President W. X. NeWeu ~ N.
Horticultural society. is a salem Wis
i'or from Forest Grove.
Miss Bessie Neale, OF Albany Who
has been visiting Salem friends Iett
this morning for Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nelson. .,
S'iVeF'on' are visiting relatives ana
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-07
Ahopt, New s,,trm-

The Willamette hotel hereafter
will be run ON both the American
and European plan. Rooms will Doe
80 cents and upward. room and
meals s. and upwards, The hotel
Is heing remodoled aud new furni.
ture added. aud several important
changes are being made. The odice
Is being calsomlned and painted, and
t0e entire structure is being over
hauled. %
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-07
MARRIED.
MARRlED,
CRoWLEY-SoHN.-At the home

cRoWLEY-soHN.-At the home OF
the brides father. J, A. sohn, ST,
miles northwest OF Salem. on the
Marion county side. across the riy.
er from Lincoln. Miss Jennie l.
sohn TO Walter Lee Crowley. ON
saturday January s, 1907
Rev. G, NJ. Breeley, OF the United
Brethren church at HoDewen. of,
hciating
The newly married pair will live
at Pitner. Tillamook county, where
Mr.. Crowley has a home.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-07

ot living is to have good health
Use Herbine and you win have bush
els OF Joy You need not be blue.
fretful and have that bad taste An
your mouth. Try a bottle OF Her.
pine positive cure for all liver
complaints. f. Harrell. Austin, Tex
writes; Il have used Herbine for
over a year. and find It a fne regula-
tor. l gladly recommend il as a fpe
medicine for Dyspepsia" sold by
d. J. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-07

b r. Crltchlow. Of San Jose. Cal
is In the city visiting Mr.. and Mrs
e. t. Mclntire on South Commercial
street. Mr. CriJohlow formerly lived
In this city many years ago ana is en-.
loyins his visit here renewing old ae.
qaalniainees, He Is engaged in the
furniture business In san joss.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-07
BORN

CLARK-To the wife OF Or. D. G.
Clark In silyerton, January /,
1907, a daughter.
The proud father Is a former sa-
lem man, being a graduate Of the
college of medicine here. Mrs. Clark
was formerly Miss Roxie Thompson
Of this city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-07
CITY NEWS
A coiie tion % important Para
graphs for Year Consideration
A superior Ils,.tanrnnt--

The Wouy Sen Low company con-
duct Chinese restaurant at lbSa
tiiEh street and keep a hrst class
house. They serve an kinds OF deli
cacics usual al an American reataur-
ant a. wen the dishes peculiar To
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-07
Committed to Asylum

Lester Force. ts-ycar-old hoy, of
Hood Riyer. Was brought to this city
saturday and placed ia the hospital
Tor the Insane. The party left Hood
River last Thursday, but. owing TO
DELAYED trains. did not reach Salem
until saturday evening, The untor-
1unate hoy. at times, on the trip be-
came very violent, screaming like au
animal and al Woodburn, whore the
train remained over night. q was
necessary TO strap him aud put him
ia the city Jail.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-07
c, Ar Attcutiou-

Special meeting for Installation OF
officers Tuesday, January $. Joint
Installation with Relief Corps. An
memeers of both orders are expected
To he present Ry request OF COM
mander, Gideon Stolr.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-07
Rrucr.RoNcy

County Clerk Allen has issued q
marriage license 90 Henry e. Bmer.
AGED %. and oran RoNey. aged rs.
Both young people reside In Staytou.
where they are we'll and iayorahly
known.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-07

In order to make room for the
coming session oi the legislature
temporary quarters have been pro.
vlded In the /, ,orth eha Of the old Il.
erary room. % the upper nOor. north
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-07

their nationality They keep a clean
respectable place and have large
trade Of Salems best people
l-5-2t'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-07

wing, OF the state house, for the cor
poration department. the secretary
of the state library commission aud
the state engineer These depart
ments were moved into their new
quarters yesterday The room Tor.
merly occupied 10y Corporation Clerk
Wrightmau is that set aside for the
headquarters OF the speaker OF the
house OF representatives while those
formerly occupied by the other de-
partments are used as committee
rooms.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-07
Team for Sale

A good work team. weight 1850
each, with harness, A bargain. Can
ON y A. Kurts. ss7 North CONNER
clal street. list
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-07

You Can Get Stove Wood
AZ the sawmill. on short notice
Phone S. l2-l7-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-07

Bee tell Susie write John Henry,
general delivery. Denver i2-26-2w'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-07

l. I. Boak. head consul w. o. W,
will speak In Holman hail. Tuesday
evening, \ o'clock Public cordially
invited. l-7-2t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-07
Newport
Agates

Never before have these aEates
boon 40 popular in Salon.
We have pat Ia a plant fyr polish.
ing asales and are prepared to polish
and mount them on short notice
This will he great convenience 20
visitors at Newport, as they can have
their aEates polished At homo al any
time.
We also have on hand a small
stock OF polished stones for sale.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-07

Place Wanted-An elderly
would like a place where he g.
chores and work for his
He is a clean. sober man o.
habits and neds a home. Aa
Scott, care Journal once.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-07

Nicely Furnished ROoms-For y
during legislature, at 6s5 ~
street, within two blocks oil -
House. 1-I-s'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-07

Wanted a POsition-As eooh
woman Of experience. Phone !.
l-7-'t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-07

In late styles. In colors green,
brown, white, pink, blue and
black. Values range up 10 SIS.
Wednesday only. None sold until
$3.50 a. m. No. Or 40
phone orders, ..... >pOsTO
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-12
White Shoes at SO Cents.

In addition to the many attractive
bargains offered in their advertisement
on another page. Durham Brothers are
making a special of about 100 pairs of
slightly soiled White Canvas Oxfords
for Women, which would ordinarily
sell for $l.25 to $3.50 a pair, but which
they have marked at only % cents a
pair. These will not last long; they are
all right, except that they have been
used as samples by drummers. A lit
tie "Quick- White" dressing makes
them practically as good as ever. Read
our ad. on page 3.
DUNHAM BROTHERS.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-12
BrattlebOrO Local
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Dancing.

Dancing.
, Private dancing lessons. day or evening
Il. Wales, 0 Canal ST. So,i
De Witt Grocery Company.
Our, store will be closed at noon Satur
days during June, July and August.
2itf DeWitt 0rncar,, ~
@. NJ Park, Vacation Tutor, Forest St.
Grade, High School and College work.
Shorthand and typewriting. Typewriters
to rent Bookkeeping done by the hour.
20tf
Music rolls and cases at Clapp & Jones'.
monographs and records. Leitsinger 4
Dugans Music Store. Off
The Flash" Fountain Pens, practical
novelty, at Clapp & Jones'.
Mrs. n. l.. Kenney, teacher of short.
hand and typewriting, so Canal st. 2Otf
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-12
De witt Grocery companx.

, fr,yate dancing lessons, day or evening
:. Wales, 0 Canal ST. 5otf
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-12

IN DROPS UsED) Those who have
y ~ ,,'mincd for GLASSES by men who
y , = syamne eyes by the old, incorrect
y rt;e5 /, done by everyone who sup
Y ,,,.,e, lint us. will be agreeably sur
". Y som fy 68r scientific and wonderful meth
/ d fttins glasses.
4. ,orreet YOUR eye defects by looking in
!, ~, ,skin- the exact scientific meas.
,- g f The focus and shape Of the
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-12

No more entertaining play has
been offered this season than The Toy
makers, coming to the auditorium
Aug. IA, presented by The Jollities un-
der the management of Charles F. At
klnson and James Thatcher The Toy
makers is by Charles FELTON, Pidgin,
who wrote Quincy Adams Sawyer uni
versally pronounced the greatest New
England play ever written and in this
musical, lyrical, romantic play of an
old English village, Author Pidgin has
brought all his powers of vivid charac-
terization, his ability to write pungent
speech, his capacity to design comical
situations and costumes, his potency
to weave a theme of constant interest
and certain, positive effect, and, add
ed to all this, he has contributed new
talent-the writing of appropriate Tyr
les. He has nearly two dozen of them
in The Toymakers. Special, original
music has been composed for them by
those two well-known Bostonians,
Charles D. Blake and John A. Bennett,
and it is said to be of the most
catchy" character, bright, swift and
melodious. One can well imagine the
possibilities for Characterization and
for song, dance and merriment with
such locale as an old toy-shop in an
old English village. Here is where
Author Pidgin has set the narrative of
his latest play and all of the essen
tials of individuals, speech, action,
costuming and so on, will be found in
abundance and in most delightful, fas-
cinating harmony.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-06-01

unnio. En- HIT er tvfsynt mj0g hver ahrif
PAD half a 6spiltan mann ao lysa fyrir honum
spillingu og %sioleysi; TAXI ham PVT med fullri
sannferingu, pa latur ham ser PAD az kenn-
ingu veraa, en- az 9orum kosti er hatt vi6 a0
PAD veki a0 ems f%orvitni, og l0ngun til az
svala Peirri f%orvitni verdi byrjun til spill
ingar.
sjai 6spiltur unglingur COCA fyrirmynd
i breytni annara, Sc anda hans ge6n heiln@m
umhugsunarefni og likami hans vaninn til
~nytsamlegra %starfa, pa cru miklu mimi likur
til ao ham falli fyrir freistingum, og meiri
trygging fyrir PVT fengin, az ham VERDI nyt-
ur og g6our ma6ur, heldur en- pc daglega
varu haldnar ydr honum vi0vorunarre0u UNI
sioleysi og syndir mannanna.
OK sama gildir a0 miklu leyti um litlu
Pj0oina okkar. Hver einasta heiIbrig6 hug
sion, sem henni er innr@tt og hvert %einasta
nytsemdarverk, sem henni er Kent az Wilma,
verndar hama betur gegn spillingu og efir
si0fer6isPrek hennar meira, en- ALTAR P@r olga
fullu vandl@tingar um sioleysi hennar, sem
i0ulega hlj6ma henni eyrum.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-06-01
Sviksamlee Gr66af@l0g.

Flestir munu teIja PAD 6yggjandi Sam
leika, ao reynslan geti kent blum eitthvao, og
Peim manni Sc varla vi0bjargandi, sem ekki
will lata ser a6v0run hennar az kenningu
ver6a.
Do cru Peir @0i margin sem reynast tor
nemir mj0g 1 sk6la hennar.
Og Pegar kenningar hennar brj6ta bag
vi0 r6tgr6nar hugsj6navillur e6a hun rei6ir
hirtingarvondinn az hjartf6lgnum astrioum,
pa er faum ljdft a6 hlyoa og lata undan.
Eitt d@mi pess hafa menn daglega fyr-
ir augum..
Med neutrality-suspicious. mum agirnd vera
aestum astrfoum almennari. og svo nun pa0
%jafnan hafa veri6 sloan vi6skifti mama URDU
au6valdi hao.
DAD er alkunnugthve margir menn elska
auoinn og cru s6lgnir I gr60a. Flestir grfpa
hvert t@kifari, er bf0st til pess ao ma 1 pen
inga, og Pykir PVT betra Pess NINA sem Peir
Purfa fyrir a0 hafa. DER sem kunna vel med
f6 ao fara, legggjja sja1dan neitt I hattu fyr en-
Peir STA og skilja hva0 I huff er, en- hinir, sem
6kunnir cru 0llum %br0g6um hinnar harri fjar-
hagsfre0i, fylgja oftast annara rA6um, TAXA
f0gur loforo trdanleg % fela Peim, er pykjast
vera hollvinir PETRA, ALA umsj6n og abirg0
ymsra gr60afyrirtekjja fyrir sina hond.
pessa einfeldni og trdgirni 'almennings
hafa bragoarefr og svikarar %jafnan not
ao ser, og hafa af pvf ar0mikla atvinnu, az
feAetta n%aungann, sem trhir allri far6 peirra
og lygavef ems og nyju nett.
Og pratt fyrir Pao P6 dagleg reynsla half
hvervetna, og fra aida 00li, aovarao menn, og
pc s0mu mennirnir gjaldi hva6 eftir annao
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-06-01

gl6psku sinnar + ~heimskulegu gr60abralli, pa
lata ser destir PETRA, PAD aldrei az kenningu
varoa, en- hlaupa med h%verjum svikara or
hvfslar Peim blfoIega 1 eyra: Komdu me6 m6r
vinur, eg skal gera pig rfkan a svipstundu, eff
pit Wilt ao ems trda m6r fyrir Peim fau skild-
ingum or Pd hefr vasanum.
Her 1 landi or mesti segur af svikafe-
l6gum, er fest hafa svipa0a a6fer6 til a0
ginna folk og stella peningum au0trda mama.
Flest Pykjast f6l0g Pessi eiga au0ugar namur
og bj6oa blutabr6f fyrir gjarfviroi, hverjum
sem hafa will. Pau fel0g myndast Panrig, a0
tveir eoa feiri prakkarar leggja lag slit sam
an og dtvega ser eignarr6tt q einhverjum
landskika, sem er ]itils e6a einskis vir6i, en-
einhvernsta6ar nand vi6 au6ugar namur. Oar
lata Peir grafa holu 1 j0r6u og bda um sem
lfkast bvf ao mama v@ri, PAD gera Peir til
Pess 40 vera 6hultir fyrir l0gs6kn og laga-
hegningu, eff einhver reyndi a0 koma Peim
pam veg 1 wanda. DER sem meira villa fyr.
ir hafa, kappa einnig aux Pessa, dalitla hrdgu
at ma(mauogu grj6ti dr nacstu nAmum og
koma PVT fyrir + holu Peirri, er Peir hafa graf
ID a landi sfnu, og svo er hver ma6ur velkom-
inn, sem liklegur er til az kappa hlutabr6f i
namunni, og honum booio ao STA med eigin
angum hversu auoug naman Sc, og TAXA helm
med ser synishorn til kunningja sinna. En-
destum Pessum f6logum Pykir Petta 6Parfa
fyrirh0(n, og l&ta ser negja landblettinn me0
litlu eea engu vinnukaki er likist namagrefti.
En- Oil koma pau ser upp skrifstofum. S6u
skrifstofur P@r 1 afskektum namabe. par sem
engin h@tta er a az skiftavinir Peirra eigi lei0
UNI og sjai heimkynni0, pa Pykir bjalkakod
Goa 6heaao boroabyrgi fullg60ur verustsour.
En- fest hafa pau bmkistoou sfna 1 st6rborg-
um, og lata ser pa ant um a0 hafa skrifstofur
sfnar skrautlegar svo a0 skiftavinum Peim, er
par koma, gei a al llta hive rikmannlegur
garourinn er.
A skrifstofum Pessum er oftast n6g a0
gera, og par Wilma f6log Pessi 0ll sin storf,
sem ao mestu leyti cru / PVT f6Igin, ao senda
ut mccall almennings askoranir um PAD az
kappa hluti ffelaginu,me6 gffurlegu rausi I'M
pam aud, er par Sc I v@ndum. Hver hlutur
er booinn fyrir eitthvert lftilre0i 90 e0a 25
cent, dollars viroio) og v ihaldio fram,a0 inn
an skamms mum hvert hlutabref hekka marg-
faldlega I verdi. pess vegna er blum miog
arioandi a0 kappa pau sem allra fyrst. Oh
gefa f6log Pessi Gina og s0mu astaou fyrir
pvf, hvers vegna pau bj60a ND svo dyrmata
eign fyrir svo lagt ver0, en- hun er ST, az pau
half ekki n@gan h0fu0st6l til Pess az byrja
med og ma au0@fum sfnum dr namunum, og
veroi Pvf a0 ia almenning til ao hjalpa ser dr
Peim wanda, og aldrei lata pau undir h0fuo
leggjast, ao gefa PAD fyllilega I skyn, hive
dft ser Sc, a0 lata sem fiesta ver0a aonj6tandi
-, a,oea s;nna or taa nao;ua "a san;a hui an.l
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-06-01

20
pessi askorunarbref, sem oil ern ems og fsama
formi, cru send til einstakra mama 1T um alt land
-fel6g pessi cru / saml6gum med 40 safna n6fn-
UNI mama og aritun til peirra og hjalpa hvert q oru
UNI pess konar heiobeiningar,svo ao pau geta pann-
lg mao bretasklftum vo 6trdlega marga, svo
streyma til peirra peningabr6f dr 0llum attum fra
kaupendunum, og pvl heldur afram tangao til him
um rtlnu sau6um fer ao leioast eftir launum peim
er peim var heitio fyrir reyf slit. Svo fara teira 5
kvarta og krefjast reikningsskila, en- felag PAD,
sem fyrir pvl verour dettur pa pegjandi dr s0gunni,
og annao kemur 1 pess stao. 0ldungis ems OF hi0
fyrra a6 6llu 6oru en- %nafninu. FGl0g tessi hafa
hingao til vaxi0 st0ougt ar fra ari, og pa0 er 6rak.
ur vottur pess 40 trdgirni mama fari ekki mink
andi.
En- nj hefr poststj6rn Bandarikja CERT pa rad
st0fun, al postur megi engin bref afhenda neinu
felagi, sem bersynilega er sviksamlegt, heldur
skull endursenda pau til Feirra, er pau koma fra,
og stimpla a umslagi6, hja nafni f~elagsins, oroi6:
s~viksamlegt (frauduient). Med pessu mott getur
p6ststj6rnin heft Oil vioskifti almennings vio ban
svikafel0g, err b~irafnust cru, og eing0ngu reka
starfa sim med brefavioskiftum, en- ekki err llk.
legt ao BAD dugi til langframa; fel0g pessi cru l1k.
leg til ao STA RAD til az fara kring um p6ststjorn-
ina aour langt liour.
Flest fr6ttabl0o og t1marit her 1 landi birta
aug]ysingar pessara svikaf6laga. Sum bloc cru
full af peim alt ari0 um kring. par auglysingar
cru vanalega hver annari l1kar. H0fundar peirra
hernia au6sjaanlega hyer eftir 6orum, og breyta
az ems til UNI oroatilteki, en- skrumi6 og lygin er
jafnan HID sauna hja testum peirra, oy s0mu aofer6
err par beitt til pess az veioa auotrda mem, ems
og 1 brefum peim og dugritum, er fel0g pessi senda
einstokum minimum. Og f0lki0 viroist trda aug
lysingum pessum engu slour en- iinum, karleiks-
fullu prlvatbrefum, er PAD f@r fra pessum astvin-
UNI slnum. PAD borgar peim peninga med j~afnljlfu
geoi fyrir hvorttveggja.
! Islenzku bl0oin her vestra hafa sialdan brit
neinar auglysingar Observation-Disclosures patent
meoala auglysingar, sem cru sG1st0k tegund peirr-
ar kynsl6oar-en festir Observation-Disclosures munu
pc hafa kynst peim / 0orum referendum b!0ouua,
og 6liklegt er ao ekki half eiuhverjir peirra bitio
q kr6kinn.
En- nyske0 hetir pc birzt elm auglJsing i
,Heimskringlu" Is. jdnl, sem fra upphati til enda
synir fest einkenni peirra auglysinga, sem her er
UNI a0 ra0a, betur en- YER getum lyst peim / fam
or0um. Felag PAD, sem par auglysir AUD sim og
mannkarleika ,%nefnist ,,Winnipe Cobalt prospect
ing and development Co., Limited, og liver, sem
hefir forvitni tiiao kynna ser hio algengasta form
s~viksamlegra auglysinga af pvl .tagi, @tti ao lesaT
hama.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-12
FINISHED IN FIVE YEARS
Congressman Towney Games Back
From Panama With More Than
Ordinary Faith.

Washington, April 11.-Chairman Taw-
ney. Of the house committee on appropri-
auons, and Representative Olcott who
nave recently returned from d visit to
the Isthmus of Panama today discussed
the present conditions as they found
them. Mr. Tawney is favorably i'm
pressed with the progress being made in
the canal work. and told the president
ne thought at the present rate the wa
terWdy should be completed in five years.
He said he regarded it as unfortunate
that the engineering world had been rep
resenting to the people an almost impos-
stble engineering problem confronting IT,
The principal conditions row to be met
he said. were those of sufficient railroad
capacity to take care of the dirt eXca-
waited, and sanitation with the view 10
keeping the place in good, healthful con-
ditiOn.
Mr.. Tawney also discussed with the
PreSideE- questions affecting ccitgTessiOn-
al appropriations for canal work and it
is likely some legislation bearing on the
subject VIII be recommended TO congress
as the result of the visit to the 18TH
mus.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-12
BUTCHERS WILL TRY AGAIN
Meat Packing Industry May Be Tied
Up by a Strike for More
Wages.

Chicago, April n.-Butchcr workmen.
vho tied up the meat packing industry
throughout the country in 1904. and who
finally suffered defeat in the struggle
have been organizing for several months
and it is said are about to present de
mands TO the packers. The packing house
butchers in South Omaha, St Louis, East
St Louis, St. Joseph. and to a certain
extent in Kansas City and St Paul. are
joined with the Chicago butchers in the
movement.
\ meeting of the Amalgamated Meat
Cutters and Butchers Workmen of Ameri-
ca IS to be held in New York April -
to fix a date for concerted action in pre-
senting the demands Joseph A. Master
son. of New York, second vice president
of the butchers organization. IS in Chi
cago comforting with President Michael
Donnelly.
Mr.. Donnsily said tonight that tie
butchers union was i'm better shape now
than at any time since the last big
strike. At that time the union was al
most completely disCrganized or account
of the disSatiSf3 etiOn among itS MEM
hers over the terms of settlement. but ac-
cording to Mr. DOnrelly. thTee-fOurthS Of
the skilled butchers employed by tht
packers have again Joined forces. Mr.
Donuelly declined to state the demands
that will be made on the employers