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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-05

.that leave of absence is expected.
Where the family l. large and all the
members work, they can make as
much as $40 day in our hop fields,
and they return to the city with
health renewed as we'll"
He says he Will have preachers on
hand at the independence yards TO
conduct revlvals during the three
weeks of hop picking, and that this
will be considered quite an attraction
by those rellgiousIy inclined. In
other yards, however. he will have
different kinds of recreation.
AS for prices for hops. Mr. Krebs
thinks there Is very little encourage
ment TO pick this season, but he hopes
that the market will change by the
time the hops are In the bale, and
that the hop growers OF the state may
be recompensed for their labor and
outlay. lie expects an average OF q
ton OF hops to the acre for the entire
500 acres under cultivation this sea-
son.-Telegram.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-05

O'keieller ever pays that fine,
"''s sam concludes to spend
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-05
DIED.

ZINN-At his home near Chemawa,
Sunday, Aug. 4, 1907, at $40 D..
m. of Bright's disease, George d..
Zinn, aged Ga years.
George ID. Zinn was born in Ver-
million county, Illinois, August so,
1S4S, and his early life was spent
in Kansas and Missouri.
In May, 1862. he enlisted In the
25th Ohio battery, light artillery, and
served his country through the civil
war.
Moving to oregon In 1889. he set
tied six miles north of Salem, where
he resided up to the time of his
death.
He leaves. besides his widow. Mrs.
Flora Il. zlnn. eight children to
mourn his death.
His children are Y. ]. Zinn and w.
w. zlnn of Salem. w. T. zinn of Eu-
gene. Mrs. Ida Towner of Petulama,
Cal. c. l.. zlnn of Pomeroy. Wash
and Allie. Katie and Frank Zinn
who reside at the family home.
The funeral will be conducted from
u. ]. Zinn's residence, 904 Trade
street at p. m. tomorrow, Tuesday,
by Rev. William Matthews of this
city.
The local corps of the G. A. r.,
sedgwick Post. will have charge OF
the services. Interment in the G. A.
II. circle.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-05
MANY HOsIEsTEADERs.
One Hundred and Twenty-Five Locate
Near Burns In One Week.

A. Hembree, who resides on a
ranch thirty miles south of Burns, is
In the city visiting his son-in-law, d.
l.. Mooniaw. says the Baker City
Herald, and dropped in at the Herald
Office yesterday afternoon for a visit.
Mr. Hembree stated that the land In
his section of the country is being
rapidly taken up, one cruiser having
located l25 people on homesteads In
one week. At this rate II will not
be long until the best OF the land is
taken up. Water can be secured for
irrigation purposes and bountiful
crops are grown.
Mr.. Hembree lives near the NAL
heur lakes and states that fishing
and hunting are of the best in the
interior. There are some deer still
TO be found in the wilds and antelope
run in herds OF 40 to so. The. deer
are getting rather scarce but 1t Is
not an unusual sight TO see large
herd of antelope.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-05
STATE
NORMAL
SCHOOLS
Board OF Control In SeSslon..DisCuSS
Drain and Monmouth

The executive and finance commit
tees of the state board of regents of
normal schools were in session this
lafternoon, auditing bills of Weston
and Ashland schools, and hearing re-
ports from committees of regents
sent to visit and inspect each school.
President Ressler of the Monmouth
school was in the city and met with
the board. The decision of the At
torney general was approved by the
board to the effect that no new build
ing or additions could be erected.
The board was in session all after
noon trying to adopt a plan to meet
the proposals to carry on the Mon
mouth and Drain schools without an
appropriation.
Mr.. w. d. Aver. chairman of the
financial committee, takes the posi-
tion that the Monmouth and Drain
normals must be closed and that they
cannot be run, even though they put
up the funds for current expenses
until the legislature meets.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-05

Miss Lola De Long and the Misses
Marie and Meta Reddekopp left this
morning for the Newport beach,
where they will remain for two
weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry olinger and
Manager Jack" Dancy, of the Pacific
States Telephone company. left this
morning for Lebanon, from which
place they will slip away into the
dark recesses of the primeval forest
to absent themselves from civilization
for a fortnight. They were chaper-
oned by Edwin Baker. the head
manipulation of the pen for Joseph
Meyers & Sons of this city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-05

4.
I've "'s' ''ass oa'''esn'ps' all OF
'"ein up " 0'anuaru'
- oo". ~ uoes NO. want 10 pay
i"Nhen' aiio"s oniy one ooiiar q
ua' ~. inns selEice' ana johnny
"ou'u DC Jusseu ior oo, loo years
,ne enousn 10 aiiow MN 10 explate
'ne i"'ser part oi MS SINS
ne uispa.cheS says that a couple
iioi" u'o"nins, KISSED the brave
youns ie.io" VINO saved tnem' This
ou"us NICE put IL Is sincereiy hoped
."e s"is "a''eu untli they got dry
oeio'e 'ney se''ied 'he Dill Kisses
a.e az r,en' put tne sentiment Is all
ou' Vi the" wneh teiiow Is Kissed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-05
He Got the License.

young gentleman went into the
county clerks ONCE Saturday and
when a pretty young lady employed
therein approached the counter to
learn his business he bashfully STAN
mered that he wanted a license.
"ohl certainly" said she. "but you
must have witness. as to her age,
etc."
But / want a license to shoot
ducks and Chinas', a hunters
license" he replied. Then the blushes
somehow got across to the other
side OF the counter. and the license
was made out without the aid OF a
witness.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-05
X-RAYS
rbose Wise Astronomers.

Those Wise Astronomers.
! late occasion when the little
lanet Mars
loahng round in perlgee with
lii old world Of ours.
sayants got their telescopes all
focused on his nibs,
unit the wrinkles on his horns,
nd poke him in the ribs;
y into his habits in a preoon-
erted plan
:, II on his cuticle, he had the
hIerobe-Man.
ou see this gang of theorists
lthough they all were wise
fhummy with the stars and
hings that ornament the skies,
ey different notions and some
I them rather queer;
insisiting that the planet was
evoId OF atmosphere.
bead as was Peck's mother and
lust wandered to and fro,
Salem man on Sunday, having
20 place else TO go.
olhes still asserted that the
lanet was so old
was nothing left upon it, save
IN awful lot of cold.
NeEcombe, down at Berkeley
pumped the balance OF his pals
Fklng' "If there are no men,
Fhos building the canals.
doubled the contention and
'h'eW IN an extra bone
'olntlns out the snow-cap that
'aorned the arctic zone.
wallace put his shovel In whilN
'aeerlhgly he laughed,
ting there were no canals, which
ie could prove by Taft.
rue 'Tis false! II is! 1t isn't,
ney 10 each other cried,
,aeh one said and proved It too |
ne other fellow lied.
me impish little planet having |
'lFFed up all this din,
nothing. but Just turned !
round and walked right out |
gain"
j. H. cradlebaugh.
0'Ae'e'ler ever pays that fine, |
'he'e Sam concludes to spend |
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-05

Lost--Elbow length white silk glove
Finder please leave same at Jour
nal once. S-5-3ts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-05

Lost-Brindle Shepherd pup two
months old. Return to A. E. West.
Ssi N. Church. s-s-st'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-05
NEW TODAY

Found-one long white silk ladies'
glove. Owner can have same by
calling at Journal ONCE and paying
for this adv. n.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-20
LET HEBBARD HAVE A VACATION

THE Of the Bar promotion of
audable ambition curb least, regulate the vinous
excursions of Judge Hebbard will be watched with sympathy
Illuminated by hope This learned but eccentric mountain
has before abored and brought forth But for the
part has abored all and indeed appears be afflicted
rooted indspoion do kind Of work Perhaps the
association born tired 1t patience monument OF
the body started
after George d. Collins but apparently Collins IS
still ahead and praccng law with this unfair advantage his
feowprisoner Rue that his clients the jail with himself
More than months the Governor OF California
Legislature called attention the shameless disregard of
ethics that characterized of Mr. Henry
Ac who specifically described in the message though not
named. Mr. Ach is still practcng law.
While the Bar Association talking its sleep the amabe,
rambling fashion of the somnambu something ought to be done
to Hebbard judicial reservation within the
the presiding udgeand he happens be jurist of
probty and dcernmeno limit the dangerous activities of Judge
Hebbard by careful sitting of assigned Department
the Superior Court possibly by the business that
Hebbard might There
pouring drowned but the truth that Judge
ebbard times scarcely responsible for his and it
public duty that large and important public and
confded to his charge.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-20
REASON IN THE BREAKING OF EGGS

R WILL ASHE who will be known posterty the great
poagon the of good roads for California declares
lVl the result OF statistical investigation conducted
self that there eggs enough by joting the
bad roads for making smooth highways according
standard to which Mr. Ashe apres We shall deeply
into the rugged arhmeca field that Mr. Ash cuvates with
much skill 1t enough say that by his figures California
eggs worth 81 80O00 counting used
Tor theatrical criticism seemsike big bill for of
groceries but Mr. Ashe OF undoubted veaciy albeit
enthusiasm get his legs tangled the multiplication
Having thus secured his basis Mr. Ashe engaged
with provision dealers in cities that be regarded egg
Thus he informed by Merced merchant that the propor-
tion of breaage perhaps dozen
brought in by the farmers that he
finds the breaage be per cent
OF all the eggs hauled into Sacramento"
From this and other testimony Mr. Ash concludes that
by breaage OF due bad roads $88OO
We greatly fear that his data carry far His we'll
meant induction is the base topples
fine frenzy of figures with the best intentions.
We have quoted Mr. Ashes
siasm that brings results 1t easy fault but Mr. Ashes
demonstration exaggerated has distinct and bearing
the road situation California The are bad and in
places very bad but there scarcely anybody give the
and work the popular ndier-
line remedies Ashes disintereed work
resulted the passage by the Legislature bill
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-20
CONFESSIONS OF THE MAGNATEs

TT like an odfashoned experience meeting All the railroad
presidents obge ip Uncle Jim Hill talks the farmers
Mr. Hartman protests human Even the autocrac
Perpon Morgan has something for pubi
Fina President Ripley OF the Santa F has his tale
magnate he persuaded prosecuted people
We like exotic products of civilization.
policy isolation has been mistake If they
plead they shall have hearing If there is hostility
public they have themselves blame The people
have larger interest
dental who control the operation The position of the
responsible has proved untenabe Their rule of
The public be damned and they have discov
cred that will not work
Mr. Ripley depores apparent public hostility
which undoubtedly throughout the Middle West and has
recently itself in wholesale of
bills and similar restrictive legislation But Mr. Ripley does not
the this hostile the elimination of
long period of stock meddng politics. bribery Of
legislators for the general shipper and rebates for
the few.
adjustment by side
and welcome the disposition of the discuss
dies may be that the contendng parties far apart
the Of the dispute might imply For instance Mr. Harr
very nearly agreed
of stopping the rebates which the
vicious phase of the existing Transportation system In his annual
message OF December, 1905, the President said
best possible regulation Of would
the The vested the Government stop
to the dment OF the public should Judgment be
agreement: clearly
The Presidents last message contained passage:
big shipper the small
BY shosd other words should permitted
By a and ds Ss4s published s's
Mr. Roosevelt and Mr. Hartman would both deny n all
poOaDty ual lg are III aNOr OF poonng ahey 90 not ike
the word but combination railroads. which they both sug
the thing The plan advocated by the President
strictly limited pool but its the kind
forbidden by the Sherman against interpreted
by the Supreme Court Mr.. Hartman therefore, asks
repeal of that law, governs railroads.
The great difficulty that lies programme is
the doubt whether regulation of by
be made effective considerable scale To permit pooling
end Of competition and its cooary regu-
laton of by the Government point are met by
the doubt whether the Interstate Commerce Commission
efficient instrument this end Its processes taa-
and like other forms OF bureaucracy guiding
grand old rule Of split the difference originally laid
by Solomon.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-20
The Smart Set

Barbara and are guests at the Hotel
Potter.
DR.. and Mrs. Stanley stillman Will
leave about the middle of April for
the East. going thence TO Europe Tor
a stay OF several months. during which
time DIR. Sti1lman will take course
of lectures in Germany.
Mrs. j. Downey Harvey and Miss
Anita Harvey. who have been in New
York for several weeks past. are ex-
pected to return about the end of the
first week in April
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Carrigan will
leave about the end of the month for
Seattle, whence they will sail on April
1 for Japan and China. to be absent
about four months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Greer viii re-
turn within a fortnight to their home.
The Hutch" in Sausalito, after spend
ing the winter in town with Mrs.
Greer's parents. DR.. and Mrs. c. n.
Ellinwood. at the Paciac-avenue home
of the latter. Extensive alterations
and additions have been made in The
Hutch" and it is even more attractive
than before Dr. and Mrs Ellinwood
will spend part of the summer in Sau-
salito.
Mrs Abbot Kinney Of Santa Monica,
who is so well known here. left a day
or two ago for a brief trip to New
York
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Young will be-
gin the erection shortly or a hand
some home in Commonwealth avenue,
near the Children's Hospital.
Miss Lalla Wenzelburger has re-
turned from a stay of several weeks
as the guest of friends in Seattle
To the great regret OF their many
friends, Nine. Gros and Miss Mar
guerite Gros have changed their
plans and instead Of spending the
summer here, will leave shortly for
the East. and. after a visit with friends
in Philadelphia, will sail about the end
of April for their home in Paris. They
are now spending a week in San Rafael
before their departure
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-20
:: In the Joke World ::

Miss Ann Teek-Really some of the
young girls nowadays are positively
awful. The idea of a girl being engaged
to two young men at the same time.
It's just shameful
Miss Cutting-Besides you find it ag-
gravating also. don't you?-Philadel-
phia Press.
He Cafter the refusaD-Had I been
rich, perhaps your answer would have
been quite different
She-Perhaps.
He-But poverty is no crime.
She-Oh, yes, it is-and the punish
ment is hard labor.-Illustrated Bits.
Your speech ELECTED great applause" {"
said the friend.
YES" answered Senator Sorghum.
'it's remarkable to see how easy it is TO
elicit three cheers from a man who
wouldn't give SO to the campaign fund"
Washington Star.
I'I dare you" says Mrs. Sage, giving
81, ,00e, 900 to the Troy Tech.
Il dare you" says Mr.. Carnegie.
giving S1O.000.0O0 to the simple spoilers.
Il dare you" says Mr.. Rockefeller,
giving S32,000,090 to the general edu-
cation board.
GO ahead and dare" says Hetty
Green.-Buffalo Express.
Luther Burbank had just finished his
seedless orange. his thornless rose and
his eyeless potato.
What are you going. to originate
now?" some one asked him.
"A lemonless campaign replied the
wizard.-New York Times.
Senator. do you think that graft
will eventually be eliminated from poll
itics7'
without doubt" replied Senator
Badger, assuredly. But / think there
will still be many politicians suscepti-
BILE to certain persuasive influences
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-20

that will be known by another name"
Milwaukee Sentinel
NO" said Miss Richley. II don't like
cats; they're so cruel"
Yes" queried Mr.. Knox.
yes. They kill all the dear little
birds"
Yes. Isn't it too bad you tender
hearted girls can't trim your hats with
cats s?'-PhiIadelphia Press.
For five years his married life was
ideal" said the friend.
For five years only?" asked the
other
~Yes. During those years he was lost
with polar expedition. Judge
'T hear that you called me a land
shark" said the real estate dealer.
hotly.
'Yes," said the customer, "and 1 de-
sire to apologize for it. The lots you
sold me are under water at high tide.
You're really a marine shark"
However, even this concession did not
seem to restore the entente cordiale.-
Philadelphia Ledger.
DO you think they are trying to send
US signals from Mars?
Never mind about the signals from
Mars" said the railway man. IF we
can keep track of the block signals on
this planet we'll be doing WE'LL
Washington Star.
Cant you find any work at ALP
Plenty, sir; but everybody wants
references from me last employer
Cant you get them?"
No. sir; he's been dead twenty eight
yearsi"-Illustrated Bits.
Miss Sue Brette-Has she got a
speaking part in the new play?
Foote Lights-Well, I rather guess
she has. She takes the part of my
wife!-Yonkers Statesman.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-20
Personal Mention

w. K. Houston of Victoria, B. c.. is
at the Imperial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Stewart of Fresno
are at the Palace.
DR.. G. E. Cooper, physician of Hon
olulu, is at the Imperial.
r. P. Thomas of Portland registered
at the Hamlin yesterday.
Shirley c. Ward. lawyer of Los An
geles, is at the Jefferson.
B. C. Kingsbury, mining man OF
Spokane, is at the Palace Hotel.
A J. Jarmuth, a mining man of Den
yer, is registered at the st. Francis.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Eaton of Olympia
Wash. are registered at the Majestic.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Snyder of Middle
ton, n. Y, are registered at the Ham
lin.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ Bullock of Chi
cago, accompanied by their daughter
Miss Helen Bullock. are staying at the
Hamlin.
Colonel p. H Sexton, a mining man
of Butte, Mont, is at the Savoy. He
has been critically I'll since his arrival
in this city some time ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Condor of Ann
Arbor, accompanied by their two
daughters, Miss Annie Condor and
Miss L. C. Condor. are at the JEFFERSON
Hotel.
w. sohst. who registered at the
Hamlin Monday. will leave for Seattle
the last of the week, where he in
tends to buy UP a large quantity OF
lumber for Hamburg concern.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-20

The ushers at the wedding of Miss
Burney Owens and George Herrick on
Tuesday evening, April 2, will be Allan
Dimond, Dr. Herbert Moore. Lathrop
Ellinwood and willard Barton of Oak
land. The bridesmaids will be, as was
heretofore announced, Miss Anita
Davis. Miss Jeanette Wright, Miss
Marion Wright and Miss Ruth Nor
ton. Miss Edith Curry of Dixon will
be the maid of honor and Hugh Owens,
the brides brother. will be. the best
man.
One of the occasions of thel Easter
season that will prove of special in
terest will be the cafe chantant on
Saturday evening, April 13, in Tait's
Pompeiian Garden, for the benefit Of
the organ fund of st. Dominic's Church.
DR.. II. j. Stewart has charge of the
musical programme, which will be sup
piled by some of the most talented
musicians of the city. Richard NJ
Hotaling will, during the evening, auc-
tion off several pictures that have al
ready been presented for that purpose,
and everything seems to assure the fact
that it will be an exceptionally de-
lightful and brilliant affair.
Arrangements are by no means COM
plete yet, but among those who
have consented to act as patronesses
are Mrs. Ynez Shorb White. to whom
the arrangement of many of the de-
tails of the affair are to be left; Mrs.
]. NJ. Driscoll, Mrs. Eleanor Martin,
Mrs. Stanley Stillman, Mrs. M. H de
Young. Mrs. James NJ. Allen and Mrs.
Edward L. Eyre.
Mrs. Bowman H McCalla entertained
at an informal tea on Saturday after
noon last at her home in Santa Bar
bara in honor of Mrs. Thomas Driscoll
formerly Miss Alice Bacon), who went
down recently from her home in San
Mateo to visit her parents, Captain and
Mrs. Albert Bacon, in the southern city.
Mrs. Horace Blanchard Chase, who
is spending some time in Santa Bar
bara, was the hostess at tea at the
Country Club there on Friday of last
week 1t was delightful affair.
Miss Flood and her guest, Miss M.
r. Crosby of New York. went down
last week from Menlo Park to Santa
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-20
Gossip of the Doings
OF Railroad Men

At the meeting of the directors of the
Transportation Club in the Flood build
ing yesterday the following officers
were elected: w. r. Alberger presi-
dent; ]. w. Adams. first vice president;
]. c. Tice, second vice president; E.
e. Wade, secretary, and Henry Avila,
treasurer.
The following committees were ap-
pointed: House-A- Schloss, H. A.
Buck, A. G. D. Kerrell, c. Lincoln and
H. P. Anewalt. Auditing. d. Mans
field, F. w. Prince and S. M. Tate. En-
tertainment-B. A. Harnett, e. H. Tor
pey and G. NJ Koeppel
There was no meeting yesterday of
the arbitration board, which is con-
sidering the grievances of the teleg-
raphers in the employ of the Southern
Pacific. The only member of the board
in the city was H. B. Perham, the other
two being tied UP somewhere on the
coast division. r. III. Ingram's special
was held at Pajaro and Professor En-
ory r. Johnson, who had been on a
trip to Santa Cruz. was also held up.
On the train with Professor Johnson
was Professor E. T., Dumble, consult
ing geologist for the Southern Pacific,
and it is presumed that they did not
find time hanging heavily on their
hands in each others company. 1t is
possible that Professor Johnson and
General Superintendent R. II. Ingram
will be held prisoners for some days.
l. F. Champion has been appointed
resident engineer of the Western di-
vision of the Southern Pacific with
headquarters at Oakland. taking the
place of r. M. Drake, who has been
promoted. Champion came from Tue
son. where he was assistant resident
engineer. His position in Tucson was
filled by f. A. Bordwell, who was trans
ferred from Oakland. and R T. Guppy
was appointed to Bordwelrs office at
Oakland.
The California Association of Traffic
Agents will hold a meeting in the
rooms of the Transportation Club on
Saturday, March so, when an attractive
programme will be presented. 1t is
the intention of the association to hold
its annual outing at Lake Tahoe in
the early part of June.
H r. Judah. assistant general pas
senger agent of the Southern Pacific,
arrived from Los Angeles yesterday.
He says that he had a remarkable es-
cape from being held up at Pajaro.
passed through the cut near Pajaro
when he saw from the rear end of the
observation car the entire hill come
down upon the track.
The Southern Pacific has put rule
into effect that when person buys a
ticket at an outside depot and cannot
use it the station agent may redeem
it on proper representation. Hereto
fore tickets could be redeemed only at
the general Office. This entailed much
loss of time and considerable corre-
spondence.
F. P. Eyman, assistant general
freight agent of the Chicago and
Northwestern with headquarters in
Chicago, is in the city. He has been
iu the southern part of the State and
this is the first time that he has visited
San Francisco.
S. A. Hutchinson, who manages the
tours of the Chicago and Northwestern
and Union Pacific, is in the city with
a party.