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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-25
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Where Is the decent law-upholding
element of san Francisco's popula-
tion in these times OF rioting and
bloodshed In the city's streets7
That element Is responsible, pri-
marily. for the inefficiency of the po-
lice service and consequently for the
bloody tragedy enacted by strikers
and strike breakers. Even In San
Francisco the law-abiding classes
constitute only small minority OF
the community.
Why do not the great majority OF
the people show something of the
grit of their predecessors at time
when rioters. In face of tho impotent
police. are demonstrating to the
world that San Francisco is no fit or
safe dwelling place for ordor-loving
people?
II the San Francisco OF today were
worthy OF It's early fame there would
be no such dlsgracoful spectacle In
it's streets as is witnessed there now.
Law-breakers and their oficial aid
ers and abettors would get their
deserts with but little formality II
the spirit OF the "hfties" animated
the present generation.
But what else than rlotous condi-
tions can he expected In commun-
ity that tolerates high public officials
who are under Indictment for crimes
punishable by terms In state prlson9
The mayor OF San Franlsco. who
should be wearing convict garb in
stead OF exercising the functions oi
chief executive of the city. Is truck
ling to the rioters. The supervisors,
who are self-confcssed criminals.
are unheard OF at this critical june
ture.
The criminal records leave moth
Ing better 10 expect, however. from
the city authorities of San Francisco,
II is 10 the sane and sober mass OF
the people that outsiders look for
drastic action In this emerge acy.
The people are the highest law In
mundane Affairs and the lamentable
condition OF San Francisco calls up
on that law for Justice as last re-
sort.
Such n condition as II presented
IN San Francisco would be impos-
slble in Los Angeles. In the hrst
place. this city IN officially sound.
while San Francisco IL offioially rot
ten from skin 20 core. In the second
place. II Los Angeles had the mis-
fortune 10 be oficially disgraoed by
disloyal public servants. the loyal
sentiment Of the community would
assert itself promptly and effective
~.
Where is the San Francisco spirit
Of the "hfties'"-Los Angeles Her
AID
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-25
Proposals Invited.

Proposals invited for supplies tor
the Oregon State Penitentiary for
the period ending December 81,
1907.
Sealed bids for drugs, drygoods.
groceries, butter, leather and fnd-
ings, hardware, -four and meat, ETC.,
will be received in the Office OF the
superintendent OF the State Peniten-
tiary. until Wednesday. June 12th,
at o'clock p. m, at which time they
will be- opened.
A deposit of $500 in cash or certi-
fed check. payable to the superin-
tendent, must accompany each bid
for meat and -four, and all other bids
must be accompanied by an amount
equal 20 10 per cent OF the amount
OF the bid.
Samples TO accompany all bids,
whore practicable. The right is re-
served to reject any and all bids and
to accept or reject any portion OF a
bid. On each envelope should be In
scribed the nature OF the bid. Goods
OF oregon manufacture or production
will receive preference. other things
being equal.
All goods and supplies must be de-
llveted to the penitentiary within
twenty days after the contract is
awarded.
Schedules OF the various lines OF
goods to be bid on will be furnished
upon application 10 the superintend-
ent.
Vouchers will be issued for pay
ment on the first OF the month fol-
lowing the completion OF the con-
tract, and monthly on continuous
contract. c. w. JAMES,
superintendent State Penitentiary.
Salem, Oregon. May 20, 1907.
5-21-25-29-6-4-s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-25
Notice OF Appointment OF Admins
traitor.

Notice OF Appointment Of Admins
traitor.
Notice Is hereby given that on the
i7th day OF May. 1907. the County
Court OF Marion County. oregoa,
duly appointed C. Marsh OF Salem,
Oregon, administrator OF the estate
OF l.. II. Rowland. deceased, and haV'
ink qualified as required by law. all
persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified 10 present
them with proper vouchers. as by law
required. to the undersigned az the
oflca Of +. A. Turner. rooms 10 and
16, New Breyman Block. Salem, Or
egon, within six months from the
date OF the FIRST publication OF this
notice, to-wit: May IS. 1907.
C. MARSH. Administrator.
+. A. Turner. Attorney for Estate
5-is-5t-sat
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-25
Proposals for brick Asylum wing.
Salem. oregon, May is, 1907.

Salem. oregon, May ~, 1907.
Scaled proposals. endorsed on the
outside OF envelope. Proposals for
Brick Asylum Wing. Salem, ore.
gon," and addressed to w. N. Cat.
ems. clerk OF asylum board. viii bo
received at tho executive once. state
capitol. Salem. oregon, until .
o'clock p. m. OF May 81. 1907. for
furnishing materials and labor re-
duired 20 construct and complete q
brick asylum wing with plumbing.
hot wator heating. gas and electric
light. water and sewer connections,
In strict accordance with plans. spec
lncations aud instructions 10 bidders,
which may be examined AZ the COVER.
nor's once. capitol building, and w
ID. Pugh. Salem. oregon. For furth-
or information apply TO w. ID. Pugh,
architect. Salem. Oregon.
w. N. oATENs.
6-1i-is-2i-25. Clerk
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-25
THE PRESIDENT
AND RACE SUICIDE

We cannot undertake 10 speak ~
positively as does the President
when he brands as criminals" those
parents who can have children. but
who refuse 10 have them In number
sufficient 90 maintain some rate OF
population increase. which would
mean families averaging four or
more rather than two or three. Hut
he further says:
"The writer's statement that
physical defects go hand in hand
with a large number OF children,
both In the rich aud the poor ls
simply not true. as he could tell al a
glance by looking up. for instance.
the fact that athletes are most apt 20
be found in fair-sized families. ]
am not speaking now OF families Of
inOFdinate size. though even as 20
such the high standard OF health and
strength among the FTench-cana-
dlans. for instance. Is astonishing.
bat OF those OF half a dozen children
or thereabouts. Let him look up any
serious statistics. or study any au.
thor worth reading on the subject at
all. including Benjamin Franklin
and he will see that In tho ordinary
family OF but one or two children
there Is apt 10 be lower vitality than
In a family Of four or Ave or more. ="
The President appears 10 be say
ing that those who live most In har-
mOny with natural laws will most
contribute 20 the health and strength
Of the race. The edlet of nature, no
less than the divine command, is
that man shall muhiply and replen-
lsh the earth. and no undue and en-
traordlnary interference with this
edlct can be made without injurious
results In the iong run 10 tho physi-
cal vell-beins OF man. But he as
sumes the superiority Of large fam
lilies 20 small IA al conditions OF
life. and refers 20 BENJAMIN Frank
lin as an authority on conditions
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-25

50. Pauls.
Chomeketa and Church streets.
Rev. Barr G.. Lee. rector. Trinity
Sunday. Sunday school. 10 n. m.
Services at IL a. m. and p. m.
An cordially welcome.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-25

ieT South HigA street, Salem, osssa~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-25
THE CHURCHES
First Christian.

Corner High end Center streets.
Sedgwick Post No. 10, G. A. r.. the
Woman's Relief Corps and the Ladies
of the G. A. r. will hold their Mem
orial services at 1880 a. m. The
pastor D. Errett will preach the SER
mon. Appropriate music will be rem
dered by the Christian church
chorus under the direction of Or. II.
c. Epley, ohoristor, and Frank f.
Churchill organistsy Bible school.
10 m, Christian Endeavor. p. m.
Preaching by the pastor s p. m,
theme, What Is Your Creed?" The
public cordially invited to these SER
vices.
First Presbyterian.
Church street, near Chemeketa
street. Rev Henry r. Babcock, pas
tor Morning service. 1880. Miss
Julia Fraser. Pacific coast field sec
retary for the woman's Board of
Home Mission. will deliver a mis-
sionary address in place OF the morn
ing sermon. Sunday school at 12
m. Christian Endeavor at y. m.
Evening service at p. m. preach
ing by the pastod. Subject, stand
Up for Jesus" Public cordially in
vited to these services.
Hns. sic,.aO,..s. EpisSOpai.
ENansehsI IlauuensvnIv,d wli
cUnuuvt tnree svINIVvs. ~ IV.SO "A.
.iI. tnv sUvJect Va nIs sermon ~ True
courage. a. S,ov y. n, Ine rres-
Snce "a OnfIsl, a. i.ov y. IA. "Ine
i.eu rIas, Or uUu s Last warning TO
Man. Sunuay sOnVVI a. A. m., and
EpW ortn League az V.Sv y. al. as
usual An aiv oViuiaiiy InyI1vu.
UUspei C.a,pcI.
Fifteenth ana Mni streets. sun
day scnoOi at 10 a. n. rreacning at
"A a. N. aud y. N. rralso and
testimony meeting at y. M. rrayer
meeting friday evening. sunday
evening topic viii, be Foreign Mis-
sions." An invitation Is extended to
all.
W. q. n. u.
Rev Mr.. Rope, pastor of the Free
Methodist church OF this city will
address the Gospel Temperance
meeting at y. m. Sunday. Mac 2G.
A cordial invitation TO all. .
Lutheran 81. Johns.
Regular Sunday service at 10 n.
m. In the German Lutheran st.
Johns church. corner Center and
Fourteenth streets, Geo Engel. pas
tor.
Central Congregational.
Nnteenth and Ferry streets. p. s..
Knight. pastor. Pastors day at VIII
lard No preaching services. Sun
day school and Endeayor meeting
as usual.
50. Paul's.
Chomeketa and Church streets.
Rev. Barr G. Lee. rector. Trinity
Sunday. Sunday school. 10 n. m.
Services at IL a. m. and 4 p. m.
All cordially welcome.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-25
LOST HER SHEEP

LOST HER SHEEP
Hut no ono need worry about mutton
this time OF the year. n they can get
dainty and delicious spring lamb on
an appetizing and nourishing Sum
mer meal. We have everyohing IN
choice meats. and all the dollcaeies
OF tho season In both frosh aud
smoked meats that will please
the most critical epicure.
u. @. CROSS,
States Street Market Phone 2ot
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-25

TONES HEAvE DROPS.
stest known remedy for heaves.
To express Offices away
allen / pay 25 cents on express
d.
Inland, oregon, oct. 81, 1907
Ia 10 certify that gave my
one bottle OF stones Heave
and cured her OF heaves.
vas last winter and she has not
4fllcted since.-G. Wallace.
S. c. STONE. Salem, Ore.
h sale by all druggists.
EsEs FITTED, LARGE STOCK
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-24
En- la Caxnara
Proyectos de ley presentados en-
la session de aver en- pri-
mera leCtura

Del se1or Trelles iva.-Para la
creaci6n de una barriada obrera en-
Mayaguez.
Del sefIor Conception. Para esta-
blecer un servicio de cables que be
nehcie al Pueblo de Puerto Rico {! y
De los senores Mu1oz Rivera, Ma :
tienzo Cintron y Was Ochoteco.-Pro-
veyendo para ia reorganization de la
ensefianza industrial y professional Y
|creacion de Escuelas de Artes Of
clos en- la Isla de Puerto Rico.
De los senores Matienzo Cintron,
Muf1oz Rivera, Was Ochoteco, Santo-
nj y aldi.--Provetvado para L.
organization de Ia ensefIanza Agrico-
la, creando "granjas eXperimentales s
de Agricultural en- Ia Isla de Puerto
Rico, para derogar una ley titulada
Ley para eSta bleCer una Universi-
dad en- Puerto Rico. para enmendar
el articulo 023 del C6digo Civil de
Puerto Rico y para otros fines apro-
bada Ell ; de Mario de 1908 Y toda S
las enmiendas 4 la misma; proveyen-
do al sostenimiento de Ia Escuela
Normal de Rio Piedras y para otros
fines.
De los seilores Arrillaga Bull
Para enmendar el pdrrafo ;. de la
seccion o de la Ley titulada LEY
para autorizar la emission de bonos
por la cantldad de TN million de dol
lars, por el Gobierno Insular de Puer-
to Rico. aprobada en- s de Mario de
1906.
Del sefior Lluveras.-Para prohibir
que los miem bros de la Policla Insu-
lar tomen efectos y dinero 4 presta-
mo de los particulares.
Del se1or Arturo Lluveras.-Para
proteger la Agriculture contra los
dafIos causados por los animales ex-
traviados 8 escapados.
BILLS EN- SEGUNDA LECTURA.
10, 20, II, II, q, ID, 25.
Resolution conjunta numero 2.
G. B. II.--Para proveer de auxilio
4 los Municipios de Humacao y va
bucoa.
PETICIONES.
Copia certifca de la resolution vo-
tada por Ell Consejo Municipal de
Utuado, oponiendose a que sc con-
vierta en- Ley Ell Bill de Condados.
Don Luis Mendoza de Cabo ROio
relativa a que 81 no hay partida en-
presupuesto para atender al pago de
cantidades que Sc lie adeudan por ba-
cages suministrados al Marshal de
Ia Corte. Sc acuerde pagarlos de la
partida que Sc est lme oportuna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-24

sino anotar al pie de cada artfculo
de la ley Ia resolucion que las cortes
americanas, que aplican leyes isua-
les semejantes 4 las nuestras, han
dado a-aquellos casos que 1e han sido
sometidos por infracci6n de sus pre-
ceptos de manera que pueda ser ia
c1lmente interpretado por nuestros
Jueces Y Tribunales.
Hemos arotado tam biGn 4 CONT
nuacion las sentencias de nuestro
Tribunal Supreme aplica bles 4 cada
articulo de la ley, hacienda un breve
resnmen de elias citando el case en-
que han sIdo dictadas asf como Ia fe-
cha de la resolution.
Aquellos articulos que no han sjdo
obJeto de aclaracion nj de interDre-
taclon por las Cortes encargadas de
apllcar la ley y los que Sc refieren 4
mlsmo case establecen principles
que guardian entire 81 alguna rela ci6n
han sldo coplados literalmente de-
Jando para Ell tiltino la anotaci6n que
Sc retlere a todos, como medic de evi-
tar repetlclones y referencias innece-
sarlas.
Los articulos que han sido obieto
de enmlenda por nuestra Asamblea
Legislative los hemos copiado en- la
forma que han sido modi6cados.
A continuation del C6digo publi-
camos por orden chronological tn Ia
lorna que nos parezca mas edecuada
todas las leyes qae tenSan caracter
penal, considerable Dor .ese medic
reunlrlas en I'm 'sclo vOllmen.
Esto es en- extreme 10 que sera el.
llbro del seIlor Rossy con decir que
su autor ha puesto EN- aeiIo en- no de-
traudar esperanzas; estd hecho el
mejor elogio de trabajo tan aprecia-
bic como dlgno de aplauso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-24

arrodillaron y enton aron canticos re-
llgiosos en- 81 momento en- que el Ar
zobispo tomo asiento en- sd carrua ;e,
que tirado por jovenes atraveso las ca
lies entire apinadas multitudes, en- tan
to que ell Arzobispo distribuia sus
bendiciones d los manifestantes. Ell
viaje que era de una milla. fuG hecho
en- tres cuartos de hora, habiendo faci-
ltado la marcia la Guardia Republi-
cano. No hubo la mas insignihcante
demostrac ci6n adverse. La muchedum.
bre asisti6 luego a una misa de ben
dicion, termnada la cual Sc trato de
reorganizar Ia procession, 10 que fue
impedide por la Guardia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-24

ra, de derecho, segdn el acta Foraker,
desempenarla un hombre solo, de he
cho este es imposible,-Pero finalmente
retro la mocion. =
Ell doctor del V Vale apoy6 esta.
Luego, puesta a votacion, fue apro-
bada. $50
Aprob6se la proposition de Mr.
Feuille, de que Sc descartara la linea
IS de la psgina 7-un primer Official
con S2.ooo-y que, EN- la linea 22 in
tercalarase: Official de contabilidad con
$1,000. Pidi6 ademas que la partida de
su departamento Sc elevara en- vez de
$500 mas a mil, 10 cual Sc aprobo.
En- los gastos de tesoreria hubo uf a
disminuci6n de $3.50.
Mr.. Ward manifesto que los cam
bios que el soiicita para su departa-
mento, son de carSter inferno de las
oficinas y no aumentan en- NADIA el
presente total de gastos.
Ell Consejo aprueba su proposition
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-24
y. DGfssstsx G'ussey.

Entire los drabes de Palestine.
ensalsar el convite cue lie dan 4
hu6spedes Sc acostumbra decirles
ell precio de las viandas que sirven.
sin que vacilen en- asignarles sumae
ctprlchosaS cnando no recuerdan la
verdadera.
La polic1a arresta todos los dlas
aquipOr tGrminO medic. cuarenta'
ocho hombres que dicen no tjenen
ocupaci6n
-al temple mas antique de Nueva
York, es la capilla de San Pablo, cuya
primera piedra Sc coloc6 en- G764.
FL promedio de fuerza de los auto
movies en- Nueva York es de treinta
y cinco ca ballos.
-Se cree que nadie come Rtanto
dulce como los pobres de Nueva
ork, como 10 atestiguan los duenos
de las innumerables pequefias ten
das que hay en- los barrrios populo
sos.
Ell antique teatro del Bowery.
era cuandO Sc concluy6 en- 1926. Il
mayor de America, aparecieron en-
el artistas como Forrest, Booth Car
lota Cushman.
Ell ferrocarril de Filadelfa Y
Reading ha en- cargado entire otro
material veinticino mdQuinas de pa
ito, para maniobras yIooo carros dc
acero para cargar carbon los que
aiiadlra 900 carros de carga.
-AnteS las sardinas sc vendian en-
Europa prensadas y saladas solamen-
tie, hasta que hace unos cincuenta
amos, empez6 a prepararse en- aceite.
-Todos los ferrocarriles de Bel
gica estan cargo del gobierno de
las $500 millas que comprenden el
44 por ciento son de doble via.
En- el dristrito de Dresde, Ale
mania, hay 43o fabricas de flores ar
tihciales, plantas y frutas Las gran
des fabricas emplean de $50 1000
personas, y Ell total de las que traba-
jan err elias es de 10000, en- su ma
yoria mujeres y nifios que ganan de
dos tres pesos pOr sema1a.
Ell vapor Norman" que salio del
Cabo, Sur de Africa, llevo a South
ampton 500 7S8 ibras esterlinas en-
orc.
-oe estima que el aiIo pasado Sc
$4,000, 900 de toneladas
de mineral de hierro contra 4o. 900,
900 del presente.
-El telrocarril del Pacihco ha he
cho una rebaja de a centavos 4 tres "
medic por milla, en- ciertas lineas al
Oeste de Winnipeg.
En- muchas ciudades de Holanda
Alemania, Sc les da TN baf1o 8 mas
los nifios que asisten 4 las
escuelas publicas:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-24

ofende, y es mas; hasta Sc rien de
los quisquillosos.
Resultados: que los seres atracti-
vos. atentos con todo el mundo, de-
seosos de agradar, trara vez sospe-
chan que los demas sean capaces de
ofender;y 6 disculpan Ell agravio, 6
10 consideran hijo solo de una dis
TRACTION
No por muy sab;do es menos her
moso el consejo de desechar todo
rencor, particularmente cuando Sc re-
ciben disculpas,
Una ofensa podra acabar con TN
afecto, y no depende de la propia vo-
luntad que este cariflo reserva, pero
la nobleza y attn la cortesia, exigen
que sean ofdas Y atendidas las expli-
caciones.
Ell odio, Ell resentimiento, envene-
nan la vida; y convene huir de quie-
nes dlsfrutan excitando rencores:
abundan las gentes que Sc divierten
mas en- este que en- una function de
moda.
Meditemos y practiquemos Ell her
moso consejo dc Musset.
81 l''fort est trcp grand pour Ia faiblewe humaine,
De psrdOnner les msuy Qgi yOus yienuent d autrui
GpMgnsts, du mei1s e tourmcn dc |, haine:
de(sa Gu pardon, laissc vcar I'oubIi
SaieWf Mines y Tobftr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-24

IL Sft0r RoSSr.-No es IN secret0
para ninguno de los prOfesionales que
ejercen el sacerd0cio de la defense
en- el foro de Puerto Rico. que don
Jesds Maria Rossy es uno de los mas
ldecldldOs campeoneS V uno de los
mas enthusiasts s mantenedOreS del de
recho en- 10 civil y penal que actual
lmente Sc dedlC2n su estudio con
perseverance, frme voluntad re
suelta. Es el se1or Rossy ademds TN
buen abogado digo bueno en- el
'amplio sentldo que dan d Ia palabra
los juristas.
Sencillamente como quien no rea-
liza mas que una obra dc pasatiempo,
en- las horaS que ha podldO robar 4
sus informaciones ante el tribunal
mas alto de la isla en- el cual eieroe
eel ministero pQblico, el seffor Rossv
con una paciencia de benedictino ha
realizado 10 que llamaria un Silvela
una magma labor. No ha realizadO
Ia c0diticaci0n de nuestras leves,
ira ba 10 pellagudo encomendadO 4 los
sen0res AcufIa, Texidor Hord, no
ha realizado una obra tan disparata-
da-eso no es opinion mia-c0mo el
actual Codigo Penal de Puerto Rico,
pero sin emprender NADIA de este,
ha hecho IN llbro que es mas que I'm
hbrO, porque eS en- SinteSis, una de
tallada, eXacta, gratica information
de todo cuanto forma en- 81 la histo-
ria del derecho del pueblo que es-
tudia.
En- asuntos de codifcaci6n como en-
otros asuntos, hay dos metodos para
escriblr; Ell metodo erudito utilizado
por Silvela en- sus "Lecciones sobre
el Codigo Penal, por Ferri en- sus
"Nuevos horizontes del Derecho"
por Tissot otros publicistas, y
hay ell metodo expositivo. es decir,
aquel por ell cual I'm autor, cualquier
autor expone sin concentrates toda la
evoluci6n que en- orden una rama
de la ciencla ha operado TN pueblo
dentro su "statu quo executive 8 le-
gislativo.
Este metodo de exposition meta sin
comentar la ley, tiene en- ventaja So
bre el otro, que el publicista no ex-
pone opiniones propias q veces suge-
ridas por prejuicios de escuela, sino
Ell real y verdaderam ente practice de.
senvolvimiento de la ley.
No conozco NADIA aln de 10 que en-
conjunto forma ell libro, pero por 10
que he podido yer, ell sefior Rossv
atendera sobre todo que su lib1o
sea fiel interprete del texto america
no, para cuyo fin ha conpulsado, ano-
tado Y cotejado numerosos volume
mes. Ell mismo sefIor Rosy nos dis
penso una atenci6n que lie agradece-
mos mucho, con leernos el siguiente
parrafo del prologo que precede a su
Codigo Penal de Puerto Rico. Di-|
ce asi:
Ell plan de nuestra obra es muy
sencillo y sc puede conocer tan prom
to como sean lefdas unas cuantas pa
ginas.
No henos querido hacer otra cosa