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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22

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Of the currency question and the In
sroductlon OF numerous measures
Calculated 10 cure financial Ills, con-
gress thus far since the holiday re-
res has busted Itself principally "a
planning numerous and sundry bills
Tor the immediate benefit aud relief
Of the residents OF the District OF
Columbia. There has been agitation
In previous congresses 70 secure
cheaper gas. lower streetesr fares.
and universal transfers for the capt
cal OF the nation, but never before
was there such interest taken In
shsse matters by 80 many different
members 10 both houses Of the ma
tIonai legislature. The attention OF
tho members 10 the needs OF Wash
ington doubtless was hrst attracted
~ the need for an extension of the
street railway tracks 10 the new
union station. The terminal was
formally opened and put into use
ny The railroads only a few days be-
fore tho sixtieth congress assembled.
ans che incoming members we're
rhorvughly impressed with the need
FOR Immediate action by tho long
waIk they were compelled 20 take
orsr muddy roads aud dirt pave
Tnents 10 the nearest Htreetcar line.
Then the champions OF a universal
transfer system and OF three cent
fares got busy. and have insisted that
no traokage legislation be put
through without provision for their
pct hobbies. From this oonfempla.
tion of tho wrongs heaped upon
waahingtonians by tho public serv.
Zee corporations. II wus but a step
40 additional reforms. and these are
hinicd nj in show me" resolution
Introduced by Representative Shake
ford Of Missouri. which directs the
secretary of commerce aud labor 20
lnveStlgate ana report upon the af-
fairs of all public service corpora
tioDs IN ihe District, lnclnding street
railway, telephone. electric lighting
and gas companies.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22
GETTING READY
FOR BIG FLEET
(Unitcd Press Leased wlre.)

Los Angeles, Jan. ga reception
and oa'i for the officers and a three
days barbecue for the jackies-these
are the FIRST plans formulated for the
reception OF the hattleships OF Ad-
miral Evans feet that are scheduled
TO arrive in Los Angeles ports In
April General Adna r. Chaffee has
been selected as chairman of the
committee appointed for the reoep-
tion and entertainment of the ofn-
GERS, while Postmaster Flint Is named
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22
BECAUSE THE
JUROR DRANK
Cunl'od Press Leased wlrel

North Yakima, Wash, Jan. 22.-
Joseph Flauucy. the Mexican half.
breed. recently convicted here OF
murder Ia the hrt degree for the
killing OF his wife. Isabel. near Top
pynish, has been granted a new trial
by Judge proble The new trial Is
gfanted as a result OF afhdayits pre-
scented 20 the cour, alleging that
William Wells, one OF the Jurors. was
intoxicated several times during the
night recesses OF the trial
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22

as chairman OF the committee d
provide entertainment for the mea
James J. Jeffrles, the champion
pugilist, was added to the list d
committeeman. The feet commlle'
will ask the public to raise by pOpu.
lar subscription $4,000 TO deiny
the expenses OF the entertainment
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22

Advice 20 Mothers nont let your
eahaFvn easle away Keep them
s'rons and heal,hy during che inter
~l'h HOLSTERS Rocky Mountala Tea
h ls ite grea,es, tnoic for eAnaren.
fafe ana AaFmless. does TIE greates,
soed' see Tea or Tablets. Dr.
sloaes SioFo.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22
The IIaytian Revolution.
lUnILod - 5000 NM.

IIuiICu Frts3 Lea7Cd WlTe-l
Washington. Jau. 22.-The Hay
tian revolution Is rapidly spreading.
A dispatch 20 the state government
from Consul Livingston at Cape Hay
tian says that the revolutlonists are
IN possession OF nelghhorlng VII
lagos and that Cape Haytian Is
threatened.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22
NEW CANDIDATES
FILE NOMINATION.

Thomas X. Campbell, COtlass
Grove, republican. for railroad con
missioner; Fred w. Wilson, Repuo-
llcan, from The Dalles. for distriel
attorney seventh district; V. G. Co
zad, Democrat, from Canyon oU,
for district attorney ninth iiarei
have filed their declarations as caa-
didat g before the direct primary
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22

Berlin. Jan, 30 Accused of par
ucipating in the immoraliiies charged
b, gdt,or harden against o,h,r
"hnishn ot tho Round Table" Geu-
erel Count uoheuau gpd Major
Count t}uar az. ARID to delcnd
hemso'sor today boforo the military
cour, 90 mauip
Tho tNo men are omcial, charged
via aeusing thelr am hou,y by fore.
ins or Inducing soldiers under them
lo participate 10 tao oa1Rses charged
oF Harden. Cuial hohenau Is the
has>Fn cousin.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22

John what kind % tea do yon
like hoate" Priscilla "Go-tees,
some bar Rocky Mountain Tea
hest John why uolllster's
Rocky Mountain Tea hestg" Prlscll.
Ia "lt speaks for Itself John %
Makes lovely comploNionD Dr.
Stones Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22

tUnited Press Leased WlrcD
Washington, Jan. 22.-Rear-Ad-
mlral Evans and his feet sailed from
Punta Arenas today. according 10 a
telegram just received from The ad-
miraI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22

tUni,ea Press Leased wirel

tNniied Press Leased Wire.l
Clarksyiue. Tenn. Jan. 22 Two
negroes were killed and third one
wounded in hattle today With
guards They we're caught IA tho
set Of trying 90 are aud dynamite
lh1 tobacco factory of the HAYS Sorg
Company
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22

PILES Carcd in a to "a Days.
PAZo OINTMENT Is guaranteed 20
cure any case Of Itching. Blind. Bleed
tug or Pro,Fuding Piles IN 20 Il
day sor money refunded. soc,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22

Removed efforts probably Win be
made Ia the sisueih eongress 20 TO-
strict EuFopean a. we'll as Asiallc
Immigration. friends OF the move
meat "a pat al least a temporary
stop 90 ihe lnhuK OF log class Eufo.
prans arr pointing oal that fulh
3iee.oep coo 90 American sold was
saken bach 20 Earope last year by
the emiHrailug foreigners Who haa
voae Ga these shores 6eo.o0O strong
and roeoupcd their broken fortunes
AZ me expense of this oountp, rhey
poini 10 iAese asares to show that
tnsieat ~ the labor ana money
eloughi from Europe remaining here
to hr'p develop ghla rreai country.
these aliens have onb STAYED iu
Amcfios leus enough 10 tun ther|
sapiial over ana then have gone back
tron Whence they came. leaslng the
Nnl'ed States poorer but not even
~lssf rhey urse lha. these asurs
Felsie on'y 10 those uho have landed
on The esstefn coast from che ma
tboas ef karope aai ask slsuideaut,
N aboat the Oriental immigration
that sNarms inso paelnc porte a..
spmalsios = sooa'Y por,lon of Unslsl
nAms seit and thea ,aras baeS 10
me faf EAsi while ghis argument
ts ~ ao meaus ) new one. q Is very
prpeahle sAal it wlli prove more 40.
ien' "a einnins fFiends Tor the r..
sifieied immlgfasloa movement. lal
sie~ % the rsoen, money iamlas
!
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22

White tbo attention OF the general
public n taken up with the talk OF
possible war with Japan aud every.
ono h following the progress of the
batiloshlp squadron round the Horn.
a mighty army IL being quietly
marahalod here IN Washington an9
preparations for bitter lnternoclne
struggle are being pushed vigorous
". And u VIII be- a neroe hght, end
ing onlx when tho aggrossors are
Virinrlona This Il the hght wh6h
tho advocates OF prohibition are plan
ning 90 mako before congress Tor
the enactment of laws which viii
shut out the Demon Rum" from
tho District of Columbia lf any.
one ihinku that the matter d. purely
a ooal ISSUE they viii ma them,
solves very much mistaken For tho
hosts of Temperance. believing iha,
the time has come whom they can
force Flch a measure through con-
Eresl, and realizing what an impetus
would be giYen their cause hy thus
committing ihe federal government
arr determined 10 make every shot
couni and vul leave no stone un.
turncd iu afing the hulwarks of the
nduor interests Washinrtonians Will
have very lliOe voice iu tho nght
which s 20 leave the clty "wov' nr
dry" for the outcome Will very
iargely depend upon che pressure oy-
er "a en the Individual mombcrs
from thelf home districts aud utatos
No quarter viii be- rlsep. none asked
" viii be a hghi 90 tho nnlsh'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22
OREGON CITIZENS FOR TAFT

CcontInued from First Page
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22

".'Aias'oa '''Pa'''s have raised
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22
GOSSIP FROM
THE CAPITAL

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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-25
San BernardinO County
Office sos Third Street.
Home Phone s7b.
FESTIVAL FOLLOWED
BY UGLY AFTERMATH
BURGLARS TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF PARADE
Leading San BernardIno Citizens Re-
turn Home to Find That Their
Houses Have Been Indus
trlously Ransacked

Special to The Herald.
SAN BERNARDINO. May A.-Last
night, the close of the festival, was a
good one for burglars. who took ad-
vantage OF the absence of the people
to ransack stheir houses. So far as
reports indicate the home Of e. ID.
Roberts. John Anderson. f., 8. w. Nc
Nabb. N. A. Wierwille, II. q. Brill and
J. r. Kemp were entered, and In every
case except that of the Brill home.
the houses were overhauled completely,
the thieves evidently looking for
money, as they passed by innumer-
able quantities Of jewelry and silver
ware which they could have carried
off. They got little for all their trou-
BILE, not more than s26 being taken
In all the places combined. At the
Brill house the thief encountered Mrs.
Brill who had been kept at home by
illness. She gave a good description
Of him to the officers, who hope to
land the thief The homes entered are
among the best in the city.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-25
Los Angeles Bond and
Mortgage Company
Offers for sale per cent Guaranteed
Mortgage Bonds. For full particulars
address call at 100 Security building.
TO DRILL FOR OIL
IN THE MALibU FIELD

SANTA MONICA. May 24.-During
the present week the first oil drill rig
to find its way into the Malibu coun-
try will be taken up the coast road
by way of Santa Monica. It will tarry
on the ranch of j. u. Henry, twelve
miles UP the beach, near the mouth of
coal canyon.
The road over which the machinery
is to be taken into the canyon has been
completed and the last load of cement
for the big concrete reservoir that Is to
impound the water has been started
up the beach.
In this canyon the indications for oil
are pronounced and a contract for a
1000-foot we'll has been let. The pros
poets are that oil of a paraffine base
will be encountered. There Is the shale,
the oil sand and numerous seepages.
Prospectors say there Is every indica-
ton of rich petroleum with depth and,
should a good flow be encountered, the
oil could be laid down at the seaboard
with little expense, as less than a mile
Of pipe line would be required. The
prospect is also within a 15-minute
walk of the Malibu railroad, the south
ern terminus of which is directly at
the mouth of Coal canyon.
There is considerable water In this
canyon and more could probably be de-
veloped with small outlay, as no wells
of any depth have ever been bored In
that part Of an unexplored country.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-25
BIG BENEFIT FROM SHOW
ALREADY WELL IN SIGHT
Permanent Art Exhibit In Connection
with Public Library In All
Probability viii Be
Established

Special to The Herald
SAN BERNARDINO, May 24.-The
work of cleaning up the city after the
recent festival Ia already under way
and in two or three days more the big
show will be but a memory.
The people of this city are more than
satisfied with the outcome of the af-
fair, which has proved the most sue
cessful that the city has ever given,
and has already resulted in a great
amount of excellent advertising.
The first prize for the best booth
went to the knights OF Pythias. the
second to the Native Sons and Native
Daughters, and the third to the Odd
Fellows.
The art loan exhibit, which received
the prize as the best single feature OF
the FESTIVAL may result in the estab-
lishment OF something In the shape OF
permanent exhibit in connection with
the public library. The matter has
already received some encouragement
and steps will be taken soon in that
direction. The city has a number OF
excellent artists and the colony is con-
tinually growing.
This afternoon the chariot races at
Association park were repeated before
a fair sized crowd, but nothing in the
way of record breaking occurred.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-25
VAST CROWD LISTENS TO
FINE MEMORIAL SERMON
Services, at First Christian Church
Close with Impressive Dedication
OF Edifice to Cause of
Patriotism
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, May 24.-Two thousand
persons at the First Christian church
this morning heard the memorial SER
mon which Rev. Frank M. Bowling,
pastor of the church, preached to the
assembled members of John b. Godfrey
post, @. A. r., of the Sons Of Veterans.
Women of the Relief corps, United
SPANISH War veterans and the auxil-
iaries.
White and green predominated in the
decorations, roses, lilies and sweet peas
being used. Around the balcony bunt-
ing was draped, and flags were used
plentifully about the pulpit andA plat
form. The feature of the music was
the singing by Mrs. Princess Long of
THE End of the Way"
Mr.. Bowling began by saying that
the things that were clamoring in his
mind for utterance might be more APP
propriate for the Decoration day adj
dress than for the sermon he was
asked to preach. He wanted to talk
about the old soldiers, their heroism,
sacrifices and innumerable services to
their country and to humanity.
He then spoke Of the distinguished
leaders of the world who cast the spell
of their powerful personalities over the
men in the ranks. This led up to his
theme, 1.-THE Master of Men, and the
Men He Has Mastered"
The speaker presented an array OF
names of scientists. philosophers, men
of letters, jurists, statesmen and SOL
diers who were proud to acknowledge
the mastery of Jesus over their lives.
He then showed how this mastery
made them free, and closed with an
appeal to the veterans and all present
to enlist in the present day warfare
for righteousness in business, political
number of times by applause.
The services were closed with an
impressive dedication of the church to
the noblest and Hottest patriotism. :,
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-25
CARRIERS THIRTEEN CLAIMS
IN GRAPEVINE DISTRICT

SAN DIEGO. May 24.-Thirteen min
ing claims in the Grapevine district.
located near the property Of the Colo
RADIO Mining and Milling company.
were recorded yesterday by 4. f.
Carter, who returned to San Diego
Monday after a months stay in the
district. Mr.. Carter brought a large
number of ore samples which. he
claims, are quartz diorite and, While
an assay of the ore has not yet been
made, it is believed that 1t Will run
very high. The ore is said to exist In
a vein varying from so to 200 feet
wide, which is contained between well
defined walls. 1t has the appearance
OF being highly mineralized, with dis
tinct traces of gold, and has attracted
considerable attention among local
mining men, where it is on display in
room 2O2 of the Granger block.
Mr.. Carter states that the country
around Grapevine Is filled with pros
pectors. and interest and activity are
in evidence on every side.
II is understood that a company win
be organized and incorporated within
the next few days for developing the
claims which were filed for record yes
terday.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-25
GRAND ARMY MEMBERS HEAR
MEMORIAL SUNDAY SERVICE
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
REDLANDS, May 24.--Memorial SUM-
day was observed today by the g. A..
r. and others with services at the
Unitarian church and a sermon by the
pastor, Rev. Maxwell Savage. A musi-
cal program and other special features
were offered.
Work is In progress on the opening of
Alvarado street, north from Fern av-
enue to Palm avenue. 1t will be a
great convenience for the south side,
as 1t will prov lie an opening for a
large district that Is now practically
cut off from the down town section. ex-
cept by roundabout route.
The members of the Unitarian Sum
day school picnicked Saturday at the
Urbita Springs. San Bernardino, the
trip being made by special traction
car.
The golf sweepstakes at the Country
club yesterday again resulted In vic
tory for w. II. McVay. Next Satur-
day there will be two sweepstakes
events. play continuing all day,
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-25
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
SAN PEDRO, May A.-The steamer Queen.
Capt Thomas. from San Diego. came in today
loaded freight and proceeded to Redondo to
take passengers for San Francisco.
The steamer Coos Bay, Capt. Nicholson.
from San Francisco via ports. arrived last
evening bringing Ill tons of freight consigned
TO Los Angeles firms, and left this afternoon
with 200 tons of freight for San Francisco via
ports.
The steam schooner Helene, Capt. Olsen. six
days from Raymond, arrived today and brought
75C, 900 feet Of lumber for the San Pedro Lum-
Der company.
The steam schooner Helen p. Drew, Capt.
Gunderson, three days from Greenwood. ar
rived last evening and brought $500 feet of
lumber for the Southern California Lumber
company.
The steam schooner Jim Butler. Capt Olson,
Ave days from Hoquiam, berthed today at the
San Pedro Lumber company's wharf to dis
charge 100000 feet of lumber.
The Union Oil company's steamer Whittier.
Capt. Seaman, from San Diego, came in last
evening and loaded 10000 barrels of oil and
departed at 2 o'clock this afternoon for San
Francisco.
The schooner BERTHE Minor Capt. Dallqust
from Coos Bay. anchored outside this after
with 100000 feet of lumber for local
wholesalers.
The ship Falls of Clyde, in distress. sighted
six miles east OF Point Conception on May 20.
by the steamer Helen. The foretopmast and
foretopgallant mast we're gone. She accepted
tow into Gaviota. from which port the Falls
Of Clyde departed May Fl bound oil laden for
Honolulu.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-25
LONG BEACH SOCIETY

4 N EVENING basket picnic" was
N held Wednesday night by the
IA women of the Alamitos Library
association at the house Of Mrs. Mat
thew Howell, 2340 East First street.
The husbands, brothers and sons of the
members were their guests.
Mrs. Henry Wilson and Mrs. 8. Il.
Finley entertained at luncheon sat
urday at the home of Mrs. Frank
ReitZ. in Carroll park, for Mrs. c.
McGary, the mother of the hostesses.
The affair was in honor OF MRS. NC
Garys seventy-fourth birthday ami
versary.
Rev. and Mrs. p. A. Elliott observed
last Monday the thirty third anniver-
sary of their marriage, entertaining
number of friends at their home, SSs
Golden avenue.
Mrs. w. r. Mcdonald of Auburn,
who was formerly Miss Lorena Cnap-
man, is visiting her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. T. c. Chapman, in this city. Sne
will remain a month.
The meeting of the Order OF the
Eastern Star was attended MONDAY
night by the members of Alhampra
chapter, who came to this city In two
special cars. Benjamin B. Cartwright.
worthy grand patron of the order In
California, was among the visitors.
s.
A funny sketch, 1.-THE Aftermath of
a Rubbish Sale,' was given at the
Fbell club house Monday evening by
the following local folk: DR.. H.. V.
Epperson, Mrs. G. A. Miller. Mrs. J. ].
Lucinda Walker and Percy Hight.
A farewell dinner was given Sat
urday at Hotel Virginia by Mrs. N.
M. Harvey for Mrs. Charles Kelsey
and her sister. Mrs. Davis, who were
leaving for an extended visit to their
old home In New Hampshire.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Malcolm Of Car
roll Park left Thursday for the fo-
semitic. After the grand parlor meet
ing of the Native Sons. to which Mr..
Malcolm is a delegates, they will go
north for a two weeks outing and
fishing trip.
A crowd of thirty young Pasadena
folk, chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. i.
T. Fargo and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X.
Lowry, picknicked on the beach
Wednesday night, cooking supper over
a campfire. Mr.. and Mrs. James Cor
don Lancaster of Mobile. accompanied
by their daughter and maid, are here
for months stay.
e
Mrs. Grant Stannard. worthy ma
iron of the Eastern Star, was given q
pleasant surprise party Tuesday night
at her apartments in the Kro's Nest
by the members of the chapter.
81
The Misses Eula and Nellie Parish,
who will leave tomorrow for their
home in Winnipeg. Canada, were ten
dered a surprise Tuesday evening at
their home at "a Esperanza street, by
the other members of the Philathea
class Of the First Methodist church.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-25
VISITORS THR0NG VENICE
TO VIEW THE WARSHIPS
Cars Bring Thousands from Los An
geies, and Launch Service Proves
Entirely Adequate to the
Emergency
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
VENICE, May 24.-Cars in trains of
three on the Los Angeles-Pacific rail-
road brought down from the city dur
ing this afternoon several thousand WIS.,
itors who wanted to go aboard the
cruisers Pennsylvania and West Vir-
ginia. The launch service from the
Windward avenue pier was adequate
and expeditions. The throngs were
managed without difficulty and good
order prevailed throughout the day.
Most of the visitors were persons who
had been disappointed in getting aboard
any of the ships in the tremendous rush
of fleet weeks Some. however, were
newcomers from the interior of the
country. A surprisingly large number
had never seen a naval vessel. The
crowd and the weather were indicative
of a return of the goold old summer
time.
Automobiles solidly fianked Wind
ward avenue on both sides. and there
was almost an auto congestion in the
neighborhood OF the Horseshoe pier and
pier avenue. Great crowds counter
marched along the mile Of concrete be-
tween these points and overlooked upon
North beach, Santa Monica. The point
of embarkation for the ships was the
objective Of nearly all visitors.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-25
Brief Notes Of Local Events
Special to The Herald.

Special 10 Ihe f1erbiu.
SAN BERNARDINO, May 24.-Me-
mortal Sunday was observed today by
the local veterans with services at the
First Methodist Episcopal church and
a sermon by Rev. e. r. Lowe OF the
First Christian church. There was a
large attendance.
Several building permits were grant
ed last week in spite of the excite
ment attending the Festival of the
Arrowhead. The total for the month
to date foots up to SILICA, which is
very fair considering all the circum-
stances.
The twenty-first annual meeting of
the Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the San Diego district Of the
Methodist Episcopal church will be
held In the church this week. May 81
and %. Several prominent speakers
will be present.
Gerald eagle of Redlands. who was
caught attempting to take undue lib
critics with women in the carnival
crowds Friday night. has been SEN
fenced to ninety days on the county
rock pile.