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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-28

Ell juez municipal do Csbo Rejo
LCdo. Williams Santos hR EoliCitado s
dfas do li0encia pEopons para BuBtituiFle
duFante ga licenciR, 81 Btfi9E JuRn Col.
berg. La hR Hido OonCodidR l. FafsEida
liCanCia.
Han Comsnzado hoy los exfmene1 de
maahtEOH J efcialag plOmoEoa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-28
CABLES De HOY.
EI POPuIaChn en- CBEazaO aps1Tea Ia
casa del consul VGnsz0lanO.
los Estat6s U1i6Os Sc haIIan DeIple-
jos ante la gave situaGi1n Crsada
POT Castro. ....-.
Los amsIiGanas VGnGRiOTgs.
EI autom6ulI ''Protos, alemaO, IIe-
90 PrlmGrO a Paris, PsrO foe suge-
tOa Castigu.
Los amsTiGsI0S VeBCRl0HGS.

Curazao, Julio % Han oCnEEid0 en-
aBtG i8IR, numeroHoB dea6Edeneu. La cRuga
de 6Bto6, eB la enemiga del pEe1idente
OaHtE0, que di6 0Tfgen al CieTTe Ge los
busEtoH dc VeneSuslR para laa anbareR'
cioneR CurazoIefisH, 10 Cual hR aid0 de in
menBoB peFjuiCioB para el ComeRCi1 de lR
iAlG, El populaChoD ConCitsdo poF la prem
90 nativa poE Ia TsvolUciOnaTia que in
foHmGn eBcEiban VsneEolRnos expulBoB,
rodo6 al ConHulad0 do VenezuelR en Rctitud
hoatiI, dando mueTaB 81 gobisEno de OaltEo
apadFoandO In Casa del EspRegsntanto do
este. Las demostFaCioneg tuTbulentag tn
viOEon tales preparedness que 10 pOlicfa no
pudo contaneE & Les YeVoltoaoE Riondo la
madaa las tROpas que CuAtodiRn 10 vivisnd8
del C6nAul poT habOEs9 intentado tyUehGTtO.
Washington, Jalio 28-El gsbinets hA
tenid0 una reunion On lR Cual Rs tFat6 de
los RsuntoR do Venezuela y dc lB RCtitud
que lo1 EntRdo8 Unidog Corresponds
adaptar ante loB COZ fiCtOB 'pFovoCadoB PoF
CipFiano Castro. El gnbiSEnO ne hRlI0
psFplejo,y vRcilR entire decidiTBs psrmi'
tir & los pOderas euEopaoa diBcipIinaT &
VenGzuelR hGCer sBto tlltimO poE CuGntG
pFopiR. Tanto Holsnda como InglatOEER
ost6n dispuestRs & inteEvanir EsRIiz audo
una acci6n contra Venszuela que obiigus
al gobierno de CRltFo g8ERntizsF los in
tareues euEopeoB. So sfgma que HolR1dR
InglstsEFa tienen bRECOD de guerra listoB
q BAliF para Vent FUELS tan pEoL to como 10
determine sl primer evento.
LondraU, Julio % Los JuegOB Dim
picou, han tsrminado. Los amsTiCanoB
batisron el record gsnRndo loB ounce pri'
meEou de los pTObAblsl vsinte y aiate que
hube.> La victoria de les eampscneB ame'
EicRnoB hs sido fssttjsd1aima por les mes
oaFaCteTiga1ou mismbgoB dc lR colOnia de
EHt0doa UnidoB on InglaFsTTR. Los Jus'
goI que1Rron luCidfsimoB.
Paris, Jalio 28.-La caREeTa de Nueva
York { Paris, an la que 10 digputan el
prtmio vGHian raCioneu, ekt6 BieRdO objeto
de los mas animRdoB comentATios en- todog
los cfFCuloB depoEtivos de eUta capital.
Ello 90 debe hAbeF llegadO Ia pEimaTR
m6quina la "ProtoE," alemanR. PeTo eAtO
autom6vil no podE& llevaEBs Ell pRamio.
Spgdn ell Jurado, l0 "ProtOB'' ha violRd0
l08 condolences aAtipuladaB para optaE
dicho pEemio. La m6quina RlsmRna ha
BidO B1ietR & ESQ CaBtigo poE hsbaE acsptRe
do tEeinta dfGB de trangpOEts en- f0RE0caEEiI,
mientraa Las otEaB mfquinRE, luChRnd0 con
gEandaa inconvenisnteB, continuation "a Eu'
to en- igual foEma que Ia aAlids de Nue.
va York. El CREF0 americana "ThOmRB,"
CANA ah0Fa, hall$ndoge delanteEo en- II
mRrChR CeFCR de Berlin.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-28

para prms de bIoss Oatimsn lsyR
Puerto Rico nL Gopndc1a" qusdGn d results 9
a ndmR compio cOpsrk MgtH Frey Osdmsn do bls
univerRl.
obtsndrG "i
obtsi1o ndmsEo de
ida lOu digintoB sm1 fgun s
cYEsme
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-28
A:VISO

Durante la ausencia Europa el arlOs Vere queda
encargado del dspacho de LIS consul dos de Hayu
Guatemaa el Sr Andres Bon.
Tamb6n iene poder el r4rdo Bon para representa-
S Carlos We're odos negocos fernando recbo
endendo las anOnes de la agenca que ene eabeda
esta ciudad
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-30

respondcnc with tho West Austral-
ian government, which vented full
information os to the workings OF
the plan, ard we arc much gratlfied
at the official recognition of the Spo-
kano syctem," Gcid Mr.. Rutter
"The Scokane school saving sys-
tom was adopted seven years ago
with the hearty support of the board
OF education and the teaching force.
Every week in each one of the Spo-
kane schools the teachers receive de-
posits I'm amcunts from one cent up,
from any OF the pupils, and the mon
ey is forward 4 through the princt-
pal TO the bank, whore it IS held In
trust and draws interest at the rate
Of four Dor cont per annum, com
pounded semi-annually. Each pu-
pill has a separate bank book In which
the teachers enters deposits, and cv-
cry child Is treated as a separate de
positor, with an individual ledger
account
"The plan was inaugurated to en-
courage thrift among the children,
and the pupils have deposited prac-
tically $4,000. The average de.
posit is usually n trine less than
$40, and It represents the accumu.
lation of pennies, nickels and dimes,
with sometimes an occasional dollar
received as a birthday gift or holi-
day present"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-30
DIED HEARTBROKEN
OVER LOSING RACE
UNITED Press Leased wirel

UNITED Press Leased Wire.l
San Francisco, Dec. 3O.-Mr. and
Mrs, Matthew Grirwold left here to-
day for Erie, Pa, with the body OF
their son, Dwight. stroke oar of the
Yale varsity crew, who tainted in
the great race last spring, causing hi,
college to lose to their Old rival.
Harvard, and who died of broken
heart in the German Hospital here
yesterday, The death certificate says
that he died of typhoid pneumonia,
but his frionds say that he simply
faded away, after his collap7e at the
critical moment of the race, and from
a powerful athlete in few months
was reduced almost to a weakling.
When he caught cold recently he had
little power TO resist 1t. Typhoid
found him an easy victim, and a
week ago his parents were sum
mOned.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-30
UNCLE SAM MOVES
SOME OF HIS MONEY

San Francisco, Dec. 30.-Uncle
Sam today completed the transfer
from the local mint to Denver OF the
enormous sum of $222,5OO,OOO.
The government officials began the
work of removing the coin last Aug
ust soon after the fleet left for the
Orient and the utmost secrecy wa
maintained. Special deputies, fully
armed, for over three months have
been quietly leaving San Francisco
on elmost every train going ajt,
carrying in Wells Fargo strong boxes
consignments of the treasure. Now
the gold is far away from any sea-
board where 1t would be practically
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-30
SPOKANE SAVINGS
SYSTEM IND0RSED

Ci,iNs all over America have beel
recently adopting the school saving
0ystcm developed in Spokane, bat
the most important stamp of approx
al eycr placed upon the project has
just been received in the action u
the Wo1t An tralian government,
which has mado The Spokane system
the ofiiC.al standard of The AntipO-
dean comm 0nwealth.
II, l.. Rr'toI, Secretary of Spokane
& Eastern Trust Company, which in
trcduced the school oaving system
horo las just received adyioes of the
Austrslian move.
Tie b"nk has some extended cor
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-30
HOW THE PEOPLE HAVE BEEN
FOOLED.

Owing to the fact that one news
paper was besieging the city coun-
Gil with a campaign for franchise
amendments this paper did not try
to get into the field.
The City Attorney and regular
committee OF the City Council could
have made A GREAT DEAL BETTER
BARGAIN WITH THE PORTLAND
GENERAL WITHOUT ANY NEWS.
PAPER ASSISTANCE.
Thu Capital Journal thinks the
people were fooled and the city coun-
Gil mislend by the fight over technic-
alities, and the things really import
ant was omitted and overlooked.
The fight for the amendments
was undoubtedly sincere but BAD
WAS USED IN THE
THINGS COMMENDED FOR.
Not an amendment of any practic-
al Importance TO tho city was secured
when the following might have been
contonded for with some chance OF get
ting important and valuable results
to the business interests of the city.
For instance, We might have ask
ed for IN EXTENSION OF THE CAR
SERVICE TO LIBERTY. The cars
now wait from Ave TO seven inmates
at the cemetery, and might as well
have been extended at least TO the
forks OF tho road.
A clause In the franchise requiring
tho company TO HAUL CRUSHED
ROCK OR ANY MATERIAL FOR
STREETS TO ANY POINT ON THE
LINE for nominal price, without
loss to the. company, would have
been very valuable.
These two points wonld have been
of more advantage TO Salem than
ALL the pages of stun that has been
threshed over
During the six months fight on the
franchise the company has made up
its BUDGET Of expenditures for 1909.
In Portland two millions is provi led
for improvements and extensions.
Salem will proably get what the
Portland General Gees At to give us.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-30
AFTER The GRIPPE
Vinol Restored This Mans
Strength
Strength

Several years ago was attacked by
a severe case OF grippe, which left me
with a hacking cough, soreness in my
chest. and bronchitis. took nearly
every kind OF cough syrup sold on the
market, besides medicine given me by
physicians.
! received no permanent relief until
my druggist asked me TO try Vinol,
and after taking three bottles was
entirely cured.
| believe Vinol to be the greatest
blessing ever offered to the public, as
Il does what is claimed for it." r. E. r.
Hicks, Maplesville, Ala.
The reason Vinol cures chronic
coughs. colds and pulmonary troubles
is because II contains tonic iron and
all the healing and body building ele-
ments OF cod liver oil but no oil.
Vinol is also unexcelled as strength
builder for old people. delicate children,
@eak and rundown persons. and after
sickness
@. w. PUTNAM co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-30
PREPARING THE COUNTY LEVY
OF TAXES.

The work done by the county Judge
of Marion county in making up a
budget OF county expenses based on
actual fixed charges for the conduct
OF the county offices is to be COM
mendod
Judge Bustcy estimates that the
actual expenses, without money re-
quircd for roads and highways, will
be LESS THAN SEVENTY THOU
SAND DOLLARS.
Nearly seventy thousand dollars
was spent on roads end highways the
past year, and yet no levy was made
for that purpose. II was taken from
tho general fnnd and special road
levlo,.
Judge Bushoy realizes that IN
state IS about to c1opt a new high
way policy, and that ENTIRELY
NEW STATE ROAD LAWS ARE TO
BE ENACTED.
In view of this fact there will be
no way to tell what the county will
be required to lovy, or what share Of
road taxes will be levied by the state
The total amount of money levied
by tho state Legislature. which the
county was required to levy and raise
for state end school purposes was
over ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The legislature appropriates twice
rs mach for state and state school
purposes as the total expense of the
county government. and the county
costs leNs to run than the total rev.
enues of to city of Salem.
Jndge Bushey believes In the mat
tor OF roads and highways the coun-
ay government should not go ahead
az the vents and wishes OF the peo-
Pile. and he does not propose TO levy
monoy In anticipation OF laws that as
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-30
DANGER OF A NEW HOTEL.

For some time there has hangini
over the city a brooding fear that .
new hotel will be built, here.
It is true that steps have been tn
ken to dispel such a calamity by
SIDE-sTEPPING ANY POSSIBILI
TY OF THE ENTERPRISE.
The spectre has shown its head
from time to time for 20 years, and
the following item in The Capital
Journal of Dec. 26 appeared:
Salem people go right on bnild-
ing and planning more buildings.
But the new hotel and the Board OF
Trade building are still in the air.
SO ~ REMODELLING THE WILL
i.AMETTE HOTEL. The poor peo-
pie who own that old landmark can't
spare the money to put in a few bath
tubs. Some one should take up a
ollection.-Journal Dec. 20.
The above little item bore imm"'
diate fruit, as witness the following
article reproduced with headlines
across four columns on the first page
of the Salem Statesman of Dec. 20.
WILL MAKE WILLAMETTE HOTEL
ONE OF THE FINEST HOSTEL
RIES IN THE NORTHWEST.
Preparing TO Remodel Entire Inte-
rior OF the Building Given
Modern Accommodation in Every
Respect-Rooms VIII BE Provided
with Baths, Loby VIII BE Changed
and bEntire Interior VIII Undergo
~ Thorough Renovation and Re-
modelling, Furnishing an Excellent
Hotel.
To expend thousands of dollars
on the Willamette hotel and convert
il into one of the finest hostelries OF
the NortllYcSt Is the plan OF Ashael
Bush 3nr Landlord Fish. The
changes will be made shortly after
the legislature closes its sessions and
plans are bo.ug prepared now.
Tho lobby will be materially inn
proved, decorations will be embel-
llshed and a tile ilocr will be placed.
Rooms will be provided with hot and
old water and baths, the elevator
service will be improved and through
out tho accommodations will be great
ly elaboraLy1 upon.
IL Is tho plan TO put the present
structure into strictly flrst-class con-
dition and make II nc good hotel
as can be found in a city Of this size
In tbs Northwest.
Plans as yot are not complete but
sufficient has boen divulged TO show
that the improvement will be extern
sive and of nature to convert the
present structure into one of the
most modern equipped rooms and oc'
commodations.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-30
yet ARE SLEEPING IN THE BRAIN
OF THE LEGISLATOR.

In this he is to be commended
There will be important changes IN
the system of road making, and the
state is to assist the counties in thil
great reform movement.
The Salem Grange has discussed
the movement inaugurated by Judge
Bughey, and favors the plan of levy
for fixed charges only at present
That would mean a two and one-half
mill county tax.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-30
Great Chinese Doctor

Has medicine which Will cure any
known disease. He makes n speclS
ty Of. aud guarantees to cure Catnrr,
Asthma. Lung. Throat, Rheumatism
Debility, Stomach, Liver. Kidney
Troubles; also any blackcned or
swollen soreness. broken limbs;
Smallpox; Epidemic; all kinds OF
Boils, Lost Manhood. Female Weak.
ness, Hernis Tronbles and Paralysis
Consultation free. Care OF Yick So
Tong Co., Chinese drugs and herbs,
1853 High St.. upstairs. Salem. Or.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-30

impossible for any foreign force to
reach it in time of war
The action of government in NOV
ing the money was simply a precau-
tionary measure.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-30
More Than 20
INGREDIENTS gIvo to Hoods sar-
..na r,IIa It's great curative power =

nowor TO cure many and varied COM
piaints. including diseases OF the plood /,
p;Iments of the stomach, troubles OF
the kidneys and liver. ...,,o.
VIZ MANY OF the ingredients are just what y
,he nrofession prescribe in the ailments
yT named, but the combination and pro,
PORTIONS are peculiar to this medicine .sIu,S and
b Therefore, there can be no substitute
for Uood's. Get IL in the usual hquld
sorr. CO.. or in tablets called Sarsatabs'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-30

Hat pins are very long and have
huge heads of the most ornate design
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-30

Large nuns of silver tipped fox
are enjoying a wonderful vogue.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-30

The best coiffures aim at Greek
and Roman styles for the hair.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-30

Gray squirrel coats are seen IN
many children of the luxurious.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-30

OREGON ELECTRIC RIHS,:I
Time Gard Effective Nov. r.
For: !" W
Portland and lnternedIas III
Local ,... go. =,
rortland-HlllsbOro and n.
termedlate, Local ,.u
Portland and intermedI,ls
''' '",".ll.Nis|
Portland and lntermedI,l,
.''''" '""l;AuI
Portland-Tualatin and HIlA
boro' Limited ........ .,W,.
Portlahd-HillsbOrO and in.
termediate, Local. .,..tM,,|
Portland and intermediate,
Local ...... .......ts
Portland and intermediate
Local ........... sd.
From: MI
Portland and intermediate
Local. .........s.g, /.
Portland-Hillsboro and Ia.
termediate, Local ...lta,,
Portland, Hlllsboro and
Tualatin, Limited .li:n,,
Portland and intermediate,
Local ..,, ......l.W,s
Portland-Hillsboro aud 10.
termediate, Local ...tH,,
Portland and lntermedIae
Local .,...... ....lgn
Portland and intermediate
Local ... ...."n,tap
Portland and intermediate,
Local ...,.,... " ltau
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-30
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A man is excusable for not know
ing anything, but the unfortunate
feature of it is, that when this oc-
ours, he doesn't known enough to
know that he doesn't know anything.
A man who becomes temporarily
insane just long enough tccommit
murder, should be tried by "a jury
of his kind" one that would be-
come temporarily insane long
enough to hang him.
All the salacious features of the
Hams murder trial are being retold
in the trial of jenkins Hains, and
the wires are overburdened with the
story, too. The Journal gets a
full report of it, and publishes it in
the waste basket.
Senator Stone of Missouri says he
is certain of his fences. AS they
are Stone fences his faith is justi-
fable.
II Poultney Bigelow wants to
tackle Roosevelt again. he should
wait until after March 4th. Some
how many people measure the force
of an article from the position oc-
cupled by the man who pens 1t.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-30
CAPITAL BAKERY

439 Court street. Newkirk Bros,
Props. Bread. Cakes, Pies and all
kinds of Pastries, Cookies. etc. Watch
for our wagon. Phone 954. Special
orders delivered on short notice.
II-I9-tf.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-30
THE BEST ROAST THE
FAMILY EVER HAD

Can be obtained from our prlm,
tender and juicy beef, mutton y.
pork. All our meats are selectei
from the choicest. and prepared ~.
the table to suit the demands OF th,
fastidious. Our prices are lower ~
quality than you can find at an,
place In Salem.
E. q. GROSS,
Phone 2Di. $40 State 81
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-30
O "A - ~ O RIA.

IeaIg the - IIs MIl IOd ItsW ANaTS BOUgh
a'''' lGs, :, 37sz.z.;:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-30
SOUTHERN PACIFIC O

win be glad to supply ''n'
very attractive llI'I''Il' =.
describing in dean ~ !.
many delights Of Winter =
California.
The rate from Salem % -. ~
Angeles and return ,'',., : Y,
Limit six months al'',.' ,,..'
stopovers in ether wv. Wv.
tlon. Similar excursion .a,''.', ''',,
are in effect to all c'I'l''''
points.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-30

Tim. ,',''oAD civ. TINE ,,,.,
Co. Effective s,.. ....''AsuAI
1908. 'undp isI
No. Toward SS Portland p,.
press. " m'--0rt,s
NO. lS-S:4v
passenger. -VOthp |.
NO. 12.--2:i5 n III
senger. " m'--Rosss,,
No. 14-9:is n IN
press. ~ rorM n
No. sSs'S.dP reward Portland, p,.,.
freight. - "'---Poull
No. 226.-lO,IO.,,.,,
freight. IL" a. n-,l
toward San FraDeI.,o I
No, 11.-li:Os ''''o, ps
passenger. - a-axI.
No. 17.-6:45 n
passenger. Oc'uN n
No. 15-g.be n
press.
No. 1851 A. m
co express. ''' Fn.
Toward San FraDcl,oo
freight. -f''uilll
NO. SS5.-ll:2S a. m.-v,,
The Washington herald., 1908-06-02
SILENT SPEECHES IN RECORD
Leave to Print" a Boon to Many
Members of Congress.
orntoricni Efforts Delivered Alone TO
stenOsrapher Appear with Gap
Dlause' Only Noted.

Before Congress adjourned members OF
the House voted themselves leave to
print for five days" after adjournment
Many worthy Representatives were no,
slow 70 take advantage Of the openinp
Tor the appearance in print Of undelivered
fiourishes. The first issue Of the appen.
dix to the Congressional Record is a
bulky document, bearing the burden o,
orations delivered in silence.
Some Of the speeches bear dates run
ming back for weeks. giving the ear
marks Of authenticity. No unsuspecting
reader could tell that they were not de-
livered from the floor in Websterian
style
Minority Leader Williams. who made
fight against the passage Of the resolu-
ton granting leave to print" avans him
self OF the privilege by inserting q speech
on the currency question. II reads fine
Notwithstanding that the audience of
Mr.. Williams was limited 10 the stenog-
rapher, 10 whom he dictated the impress
i've argument
Representative Smith. OF Missouri. gets
IA oNAlE ANu-llDl otuEcDCe6 ElEnlnCdnt or
his feelings, boldly expressed. and sup
posed to have burned the ears OF the
Republican members, and made the
echoes ring. Mr.. Smiths subject gave
him an opportunity for a spread. II was
about the demands OF labor. and the
merited condemnation Of the Republican
Congress that had dared ignore them. AZ
the end Of Mr.. Smiths speech, delivered
to himself since Congress adjourned, ap-
pears. in parenthesis. the words. "Ap-
plause, en- the Democratic side"
Proof is furnished by Representative
Bannon, OF Ohio, in the Congressional
Record Of Speeches Never Delivered. that
the negroes Of Ohio are ali for Taft.
Representative Lane, OF Ohio, contributes
an enlghtening speech on national cor
porations. There are others, many Of
them. and several more days left OF the
leave 70 print" The most silent mem
bers Of the House may become immortal
IN the next few days
The Washington herald., 1908-06-02
MANY NOMINATIONS FAILED
Senate Leaves Fifty-three UncOn-
frmed at Adjournment.
Several Hang over TIL December
Because They Were Opposed by
Interested Senators.

Fifty-three Presidential nominations
failed Of confirmation. and eight Presi-
dental nominees were rejected at the
session OF the Senate that has just come
TO an end. OF the nominations that failed
forty-hve were postmasters, and eight
were to ill vacancies on the Federal
bench. In the Internal Revenue Service.
or for appointment as United States dis
trict attorneys.
AS a result of the factional strife IN
Ohio, ten nominations made by the Pres
ident 10 I'LL places In that State failed.
while four-au postmasters-were reject
ed. John L. Safer nominated to be
United States district judge for the South
ern district OF Ohio. who failed OF con-
hrmation owing to the opposition OF Sen
ators Foraker and Dick. has already been
given recess appointment Nine Ohio
postmasters VIII be kept on the tenter
hooks until the Senate meets again in
december. The Ohio Senator'S were able
10 prevent action on their nominations.
Another Ohio nomination that was not
confirmed was that OF Bernhard Bett-
mann, TO be collector of internal revenue
for the First district In that State.
Milton d. Purdy, assistant attorney
general in the Department OF Justice. bet
ter known as the administration trust
buster was nominated some weeks ago
10 be United States judge for the district
or Minnesota Mr.. Purdy was selected
Tor this place in the face Of a protest en-
tered by Senator Nelson. who was instru-
mental in preventing confirmation in this
case.
Another nomination that failed because
OF republican factionalism was that OF
Edward E. Wagner. 10 be United states
attorney for the district OF South Dakota
he was named on the recommendation OF
Senator Gamble OF that State. CANDLES
colleague, Senator Kittredge. opposed
Wagners confirmation.