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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-09-17

AS an example of some of the
wages paid the following is quoted:
Common laborers, from 81 to $1.5O
a day; carpenters, $3.50 to So; print
ers, $2.75 to 81; painters, So; plumb
ers, so to s4; paperhangers, $3.50 to
SO; brick masons, $3.50 to So; plas-
terers, 35 cents an hour; teamsters,
81 a day; textile mill hands, so cents
day and up.
The prospectus boasts of having
one of the largest cotton mills In the
south, and also the largest woolen
mill I'm the world, hence the quota
ton of textile hands at so cents n
day and up.
What does the above convey TO
the reader? Only this-that what
ever advantages nature has given the
laborer in that city are taken from
him by the manufacturer. IL the cli-
mate Is rigorous, he is paid sufficient
wages to purchase fuel and clothing
II these are unnecessary, they are
not furnished in wages by the EN-"
ployer. In other words, the laborer
Is not allowed any benefits that his
location make for him by the reason
of his living in a mild climate, but
they are absorbed by the employer
II some wizard of an Edison should
discover a food the value of 10 cents
worth of which would be sufficient 70
maintain the laborer in working con-
dltlon, do you not know that the
wages would at once fall. wages
have remained and always Will re-
main near the bread line, sometimes
above and sometimes below. SO lone
as the present system is In vogue the
above condition will prevail.
You will note in the wages quoted
in the prospectus that those trades
which are best organized receive the
highest wages, and that those unor'
ganized receive the lowest,-Thos
Farmer in Chicago Record-Herald'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-09-17
A Kangaroo Farm In England.

The increasing popularity OF kan
garoos and wallabies as pets had led
to a curious departure In farming at
Lyncombe Hill, Bath, where the first
kangaroo farm In this or any other
country has been established.
The founders of this enterprise
are two Engllshmen, Messrs. w. II.
Payne and Jack Wallace, who prob
ably know more about the unex-
plored wllds OF Northwest Australia
than any persons living who are not
native bushmen. Their wanderings
In the remotest OF savage Australia
sian districts cover period OF more
than 80 years, and they are both
seasoned bushmen, keen naturalists
and skilled trappers.
They were the first persons to
bring the beautiful and valuable
antelopine kangaroo to this country.
and at Lycombe Hill they have just
effected remarkable success In
breeding from this species, one OF the
does having care of youngster-
the prettlest and liveliest little TEL
low imaginable, with a dainty little
head exactly like that OF an Italian
greyhound.
An Express representative was
shown over the kangaroo farm by
Mr.. Payne, who is now in charge OF
Bath while Mr.. Wallace is securing
new collection OF animals, when
are TO arrive from the Antipodes
next April.
Mr.. Payne first led the way Into
the nursery--a large. bright apart
ment heated very near to tropicai
temperature. Comfortably quarter
ed here were several young waiia-
bies, with the little antelopine In
fant and its mother.
The buildings and paddocks OF the
farm cover about four acres, and
they are surrounded by a high stone
wall. The latter is an essential on q
kangaroo farm. for, as Mr.. Payne
pointed out, an old-man kangaroo II
a wonderful jumper. Heights o'
ten feet and lengths OF 20 feet arr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-09-17
She Found Relief.

If you are troubled with liver COM
plaint and have not received help
read this. Mrs. Mary E. Hammond
Moody, Texas. ~ was in poor health
liver trouble--for over year
Doctors did me no good and ! tried
Herbine, and three bottle cured me-
can't say too much for Herbine' as
It is a wonderful liver medicine.
always have it in the house. PUB
lish where you wish" Sold by ID. j.
Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-09-17
/ THE
BREAD
LINE

/ rs thinker has long maintained
H. tAs wages of the laborer are al
L., mar the bread line--that is, he
|rna only as much wages as it re-
|..s TO reproduce himself in good
|rtins order, the employer well
|brins that he must eeep his work.
~ mpplled with food, shelter and
un,ri sufficient to protect him and
|bhnny and allow reproduction in
M to keep the mines, factories,
srs and so forth running. ! say
} anklng man has long recog-
| nl ihe above as a fact.
/ lhN before me n prospectus is
| ll,g the board OF trade of a south
AZ that ought TO convince any
niih above contentious, IL any
i M Tere necessary. This pros
Fak issued for the benefit of the
hsH interests OF that city. It IL
a 10 different manufacturers
4slgAOut the country TO induce
aa 10 locate there. The prospectus
iIal gotten up. II shows skill and
be IN arrangement. II has a num-
" q fine cuts of the principal fea-
lrs Of the city and surrounding
Sstlry, giving in detail all that one
nsAI reasonably want to know in
g,A cases.
But what strikes the writer as be-
a 50 eold-blooded IS it's article
lsadet Labor" Of which the fol-
a'lag are the exact words:
labor at reasonable cost is the
eaiI Of this city. The source of the
-io' supply is the native white pop
lauon surrounding the city, the
.0' prolific in family production in
n United States. The laborer is
llA0le and contented. Strikes are
aIAoVh. The low cost of living
~ Iae mild climate making the cost
: iuel and clothing less than IL
-la! other cities and permitting oI
''a00F work every day in the year
'-''' Il possible to maintain lower
'sss scale than prevails in like in,
,..ules In the north"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-09-17
500 Reward, 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure In all its stages, and
that Is catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
Is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh be-
ing a constitutional disease, requires
constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system, thereby
destroying the foundation OF the dis
ease, and giving the patient stregnth
by building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing Its work.
The proprietors have so much faith
In its curative powers that they OFFER
One Hundred Dollars for any case
that II fails to cure. Send for list
of testimonials. Address #. J. Che
rey & Co., Toledo. o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipatlon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-09-17

"The most popular remedy In
otsego county, and the best friend OF
my family" writes VIM. M. Dietz'
editor and publisher of the otsego
Journal, Gilbertsville, N. Y, "is DR..
Kings New Discovery. 1t has proved
to be an infallible cure for coughs
and colds. making short work of the
worst of them. We always keep O
bottle In the house. believe 1t to bC
the most valuable prescription knowr
for lung and throat diseases" Guar
anteed to never disappoint the taker
by ]. c. Perry's drug store. Price SOC
and 800. Trial bottle free.
-O--------
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-17
WHICH ORDINANCE
WILL COUNCIL PLACE
ON SECOND READlNC2
Is the Trolley Matter to Be Set
-tled at Meeting OF the SoIons
Next Thursday Night?

1t would seem absurd to predict }r
even suggest that the city council
viii finally award that trolley fran
chise Thursday night Indeed so
many times has this matter hean
up for action and theu postponed
that no one will vouehsafe 70 p,e.
dict that it will be finally settle at
any particular meeting
But something has got 20 be 3one.
There is now no necessity Of lon&c
postponing action Ordinances have
been puaced on their first realiug
granting the fran hise to bota the
applicants, and ii is now necessa:r
only for council to put one OF them
on their second and third reading ana
let the other die where it is
But which of the two will receive
the better treatment? That 3 10
question which is worr he the 'wo
applicants and puzzling the peo2le
of the city generally There are
those who are sure that the fran.
chise win so 10 Roman and his as
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-17
THOSE VISITING
BIG EXPOSITION


IN invitation has been extended
through the mayor % all intending
To visit tAe fame un Hgeafen.
ial exposition that opens next month
to make Portsmouth, Va. their hone
/. during the Zig fair
The invitation comes from the Re
tail Merchants Association of Ports
Mouth. one Of the most up-to-date
and progressive organizations of Vr-
ginia and the south At is mead $
Mr John A. Morris, as president.
and associated with him is a corps
OF able assistants who are doing ali
in their power TO make The James
town exposition a bis success, and
the visit to Virginia pleasant one
to the thousands who VII make the
Old Dominion Their h me for few
weeks at least
The association has appointed a
special committee to assist those in
charge OF the exposition tails and
the invitation 10 maize Portsmouth
headquarters during the visit to Vir-
giIis came through this committee.
An steamships an trains will stop
at Portsmouth, and hotels and even
private homes Will be thrown open to
visitors
The invitation calls special atten-
tion to the historic interest Of Ports
mouth and the places OF interest
there It's location is such as to make
the exposition grounds eas y accc5-
sible from hits Virginia city Then
too, the committee states Tia. I: VIII
5e proven that Virginia hospitality
lies not alone III fiction.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-17
BIG GRQWE2 HHSUSE
IS NON AHHEAElNC
COMPLETIQE
BOWEN & THOMAS HAVG ABOUT
COMPLETED THE EIFTY 7T'FiTT5se,
AND DOLLAR STRUCTURE AT
THE TERMINALS.

Bowen & Thomas. the well known
Brunswick contractors. will, they
think. complete the mammoth power
house down al the A. B. & A. termi-
nails the first of the coming month.
This plant when completed will he
a remarkable one in that it will be
one of the largest in the country
For weeks Bowen & Thomas have
been employing a force OF about GO
men on this work. thus some idea OF
its magnitude may be arrived at
When completed the powe&r plant
alone will have cost approximate "
$4,000.
In this connection It may be in
teresung to say that Messrs Bowen
&Thomas have other large contracts
at the terminals and in all of them
they are doing splendid work
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-17
WILL NOT HAVE
TO REGISTER
Those Who Qualified for County and
State Primary Eligible At the
Bond Election,

Il seems that many Of the voters
Of the county are MOI exactly straight
on the bond election SO be held next
month and many Of them are resting
under an erroneous idea as 70 re.
glstration.
1t seems that many Of the voters
think they win have to register for
the election. tut this is not neces'
sary. The same registration lists
that we're used IN The last county apo
state election VIII be used and III
those who we're qualified last year
are eligible to vote in the bond eiec.
ton.
No opposition has arisen to the
issuance Of bonds. but there viii hay
to be some good work done to gel
out 4he necessary twothirds vote.
There are about 500 registered fol
the county election snd therefore II
WIN be necessary for very near $50
voters to cast a ballot In favor o.
honds and Il IS generally believed and
hoped that tnls will bs ds4e,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-17

sociates aud there are others who
have a private tip from the inside
that it viii be voted to the Strachan
aggregation, and there you are. The
menG6ers Of council don't like Ito
discuss the matter very much out.
side of the council chamber. and
none of Them win say which they
think the best Of the two PROPOSE
tions
The two ordinances are now both
on the same footing and it may be
called an even race. between the
two applicants. 1t seems. however,
that there Is no further reason ot
excuse for council to postpone action
and it is believed that the question
will be finally settled at the meet
ing on Thursday night.
The people of the city seem to
have confidence IN both of toe petit.
toner's and their associates and it
is believed that Brunswick will gel
the trolley system in the event the
franchies goes to either of the ap.
plicants
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-17
THIS FIRM WILL
ENLARGE STORE
colson Hardware Company Leases
Another Building to Accemmo-
date TheAnzcrowine Business.

The CoIson Hase company Is
gradually increasing business The
latest step forward by the firm is
the leasing for term Of years Of
the building just adjoining their pres
ent store house which measures As
feet front and 80 feet deep This
new store is to be handsomely fitted
up into a first class sales room. The
present store house Of the company
Is to be used for the wholesale de.
partment and for the handling Of
heavy hardware and machinery sup
plies generally.
This concern Is one Of the most
progressive in the city of Brunswick
and, beginningdn a small way. is 10.
day one Of the largest hardware con-
Germs fin south Georgia. The com
pany makes speciality Of handling
all classes Of machinery supplies and
ls prepared to handle ali business
with n&yaptness
The new sales rooms are going 10
be among the most spacious in this
section OF the state and IN a fow
weeks the public will be invited to
cali and inspect them.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-17
WORK PROGRESSES
At 0GLETH0RPt
Large Force Now at Work On the
improvements on the Han !
some Hostelry.

AZ extra force Of rnen viii tomor-
row join the large force now engas
ed in>the Improvement work now be
ing made on the Oglethorpe hotel
which it is expected, will amount to
nearly 100000 before it is com
pleted. making the motel one Of the
handsomest in the south.
For the past week a large for@e
has been engaged and considera it
work has been done At present the
force is engaged in tearing away the
southern portion Of the hotel. that
was formerly used for office purpose,
barber shop. billiard room and par
lor All OF this space will now be
conllrted INFO rooms Fifteen or
twenty will he built on the first floor
which will be the handsomest in INC
hotel The floor is to be raised six
or seven feet. and the rooms will
be made large and comfortable and
will be elegantly furnished.
Toe present dlnlng room mas ho'
yet been disturbed, but later IT viii
be converted into parlor, etc, while
an altogether new dining roam
kitchen, etc, will be constructed in
the rear Of the building.
The improvements in fun contem
plated at the Ogl2thorpe have been
outlined in these oiumps before. II
will probably be three OF four months
before the work is fnishedo as the
entire building is to be overhaulcd.
The work will te pushed as rapid
ly as possible. however as the hos
telry is badly in need OF more rooms
being unable at present to accomao
date the people and meet the de
mand for rooms.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-17
TWO HUNDRED DEAD
BY EXPLOSION IN
GERMANY
MANY LOST THEIR LIVES IN 4
BIG NINE ACCIDENT VEsTER-
OAY-oNLN A FEW OF THE
BODIES REcoMERED. 49,

FonSach Gerany, March 16-A ter
rife explosion occurred at coal mine
here this morning and it is known
that two hundr people were kill
ed. while many others who We're ser
iously injured. will die.
Just what caused the explosion
is not known but it occurred at a
time when many men were at work
and their BODIES were blown many
yards away
There were three or four hundred
miners at work when the explosion
occurred and nearly Perry one Of
them was mere oN,less injured The
two hundred hllM were only a few
feet away from lie explosion.
The work of semoving the dea1
bodies progressed during the after
noon, but many Il the unfortuna
miners were buriAd in the debris
and it viii be lrApossible to res
cue their bodies
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-17
ASK DONATIONS
FOR THEIR FAIR
Local Aerie Of Eagles Begin Work
in Earnest For Thef Faic to x
Be aiven Negt Monfn

The members of the local lodge Of
Eagles have gone to work in dead
earnest for their fair, which is to be
given in the armorS of the Bruins.
wick Rihemen. during the first week
in April To this end the retail and
wholesale dealers of the city have
been supplied with a circular letter
which they are sending out to their
houses all over the country. The
circular letter is as follows.
The local oerie Of the Faterual
Order Of Eagles. which was instituted
here about fourteen months ago,
and which cunts among its member
ship some Of the best men Of this
community has grown numerically
10 such an extent that the present
quarters have become absolutely In
adequate for the purpose Of holding
its meetings, etc.
The finances Of the lodge would
not permit the expenditure of the
amount to dt up properly the new
quarters which have already been
secured, and it was therefore decided
to hold a fair early in April for the
purpose OF raising the necessary
funds.
Having among the membership
some OF our best friends, also very
valuable customers, we are naflt~
ally very desirous to assist, as far
as possible, in making the fair a fl.
nancial success. and to that end we
are asking you to help that worthy
cause by sending a donation Of such
character as you may deem most ap.
propriate for the occasion. and we
assure you that any kindness on
your part viii be highly appreciated
not only BY ourselves but every mem
her Of this noble organization.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-17
CHICAGO FLYER
IN OPEN SWITCH
Twenty People Were Injured. Five
Seriously and Two Not Expected
xs Mary Hours

Detroit, Mich, March &c The Chi
cago Flyer, on the Atlantic Express
Grand Trunk Line. ran into an open
swith this afternoon near Banroft,
Mich. several of the passenger
coaches being derail6d
Twenty passengers were more or
less injured Five are dangerously
hurt and will probably die, while
two of them, who were scalded,
will live for only a few hours
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-17
APPOINTED LOCAL MANAGER.
" II Lytle 70 superintehd Bill Post-
ING Here In Future

", II, Lytie was yesterday appoint
ed general manager Of the Brunswick
GIL Posting company and hereafter
he Wiff have entire charge OF all work
he company in this city
~ above company, which nag It's
rters in Chicago. has branch
al &ions OF the country, and
.Has been conducting the business III
Brunswick for some years. Mr. Lytle
has had considerable experience In
the bili poetiug line and will make
the company good local manages
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-17
NINE DROW|NEDAT
POTTERY PLANT
Explosion Caused People 10 Jump
Into the River, Many Of Them
Being Drowned

Wheeling. W Va. March 1e.~~A
serious accident is reported TO have
occurred today about 50 miles from
this city, and as a result pine peo
pie we're drowned, following an ex
plosion at pottery plant.
Details Of the accident are mcaget
but II Is stated that many people
Jumped into nearby stream &c
escape the explosion and nine of tbem
were drowned
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-17
a sire FOR THE New JAlL
People are Already Wondering Where
IL VIII be Located.

~ w ~ N~N~Af~As
Now that It Is practically assured
that Glynn county is 70 have a new
1aii, many people are already asking
where the new structure vii be 10
Gated, A plumber are Of tae opinion
hat the present site will te used
But this is hardly probable, as IT
Is not considered a good location Tor
4 jail
II a new site is decided upon q
Is probable that ii viii he near the
new court house. as that is consid
cred the most convenient location
f9r the jail
However. il will be some time be-
t8fs las county commissioners VIII
Negih 70 figure on site for the ne"
iaii
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-17
IRlSHMEN WERE
BLESSED BY THE POPE.

Washington, March ia cable.
gram vas received in Washington
this afternoon from Pope Plus bless
ing the American Irismmen on &C.
count Of St, Patrick's day
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-17
ENGLEWooo, NJ, j. VISITED
by A BIG CONFEDERATION,

Englewood, N j. Marcd 16.-The
Upton S5nclair colony building in
this city was totally destroyed by
fire this morning. The structure
was the largest in this section Of
the state
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-17
piSPENSARY LAW BECOMES
EFFECTIVE IN ALABAMI

Montgomery, Ala, March 16.-T'he
dispensaty law, which has been es
iished by the recent legislature. be-
cams sEsetdys IN tajs stat today.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-17
ST, eATRicK's DAY PARADE
LASTED SEVERAL HOURS.

Ne@ York, March ts.--1he st. Pat.
rlek's day parade here this afteruooI
was the largest m the history Of The
Sf II took the parade three "a
four hours 10 pass
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-17
BRYAN LOUDLY cHEE7ED
AT BOSTON BANQUET.

Boston Mass, March William
Jennings bryan Has the chief speak-
II 8t Dig banquet given mere TO-
night, witch was attended by many
= the lead ng democI ats Of the
state
MIR Bryan was given an ovation
~ the large crowd and was loudly
cheared duding the evening
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-17
WATTS RAILWAY GUIDE.
New Railway Guide Contains Much
Railroad Information.

Watts Railway Guide for March
1907. beginning the twenty.second
year Of ifs publication, Atlanta Ga
Is just out. u contains volume of
railway schedules, miscellaneous IN
formation and hotel directory and IL
ono Of the mosUT % date and
uniaus periodicals In the soutb Ae
time tables distances and cons q.
tions are complied monthly and the
occasional traveller can readily on
compass any journey through the
south with an air Of veteran knight
Of the road by its use. Congrstula
tions are due Manager J. pas,as.g
for the success attained in SsEe1
south a handy, ready refs
interest 70 the general public
nee cessart in the rapid growtns
prosperity Of this section No libraA-
Office, or travelling bag is complete
without this guide and 1t will be
found well worth tho price, 25 cents
per copy s2.peryear.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-17
THAW GlSE MAY
CONTINUE FOR
TWO MORE WEEKS
Noted Case is
Be in Sight
.LAUTEBS SAY NEXT WEEK
They Think It Wilr Go to the Jury
BY Next Friday, But Others
Expect it 10 Continue for
Two More Weeks.

New York. March 16-The end II
the Thaw ease is not yet in s.eaA
Indeed those who have closely foB
lowed the case are of the opinion
that another two weeks viii elapse
before The trial comes to an end.
while the attorneys for both the
state and the defense stated today
that the case would probably go to
the jury by next Friday Attorneys
in sucn cases always predict an early
finish than is really the case, and
therefore 1t is not believed that the
Thaw trial win end during the pres
ent month
Monday morning District Attorney
Jerome Will continue introducing evil
dence in rebuttal This Testimony
will probably last for two or three
days and tnen the defense win again
introduce evidence. as it was an,
nouneed this afternoon that six new
and important witnesses would be
placed on the stand for the defense.
FhIs announcements was made ~ s.
torney Delmaa.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-17
ID Decide on SIC.

"A meeting OF the Elks building
committee viii be held tomorrow
night for tie purpose Of deciding on
a site on which the lodges hand
some new building Is to be erected,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-17
nov GOING NORTH.
no Have Been Wintering in
South Aomeward Bound.

vel 30 the nortn is now unus.
heavy from this section and
Of the norJhbound trains are well
rowded daily These tourists have
Jeen wnteifng in the south and are
now homeward bound, but ac oyding
20 the weather reports they will moi
and such pleasant weather when they
reach their aomes and snow storms
occurred during the last week.
There IS s;ill QUIT a large crowd
JeQl IN facc the club nousa has
o>sn ciovde1 Tor the past TWO
weea3 aiost Of them viii start TO
travelling tats week, however, and
.ge home of the milicna ras viii soon
deserted