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The state herald., 1908-03-27
Pef.onal,

Bishop Charles II. Fowler OF the
Methodist Episcopal church Ii dead at
his home in New York lilo was II
years old
Alonzo =. shrIncr. chief deputy sur.
vcyor In the 81 Louis customs house.
has been arrested charged with ON.
bezzlcmcnt.
cudncy Washington. n negresa. said
TO be III ycaru old. died recently at
Lonvcnworth, Kan.
william !. Bryan celebrated his 18th
birthday by addressing 10000 persons
Mt Chicago on political subjects.
Gov Guild Of Massachusetts In crit.
ically M with rheumatism and grippe,
Gov Hughes has appointed com.
mission TO take toslmtny In conncc.
ton with the charges recently filed
against District Attorney Jerome of
New York city,
United sattes senator penrope ia
confined TO his home in Philadelphia
~ severe attack OF the grippe
The state herald., 1908-03-27
Miscellaneous.

While entering New York harbor the
Atlantic liner Kronprinz Wilhelm had
n hole ten feet In diameter torn In her
stern by the steamer Crown OF CASTLE,
Nobody was injured.
The route OF the New York TO Paris
race has been changed to include Los
Angeles.
The situation In Haiti has been
greatly relieved by the arrival OF war.
ships at Port Au Prince and no imme-
diate danger OF further trouble is ap.
pretended.
Tho Japanese steamer Tatsu Maru.
sliced by China on the charge OF SNUG
CLING arms and ammunition 10 Chinese
rayolutionists has been released on
terms proposed by Japan.
The profits for the American Telc,
phone and Telegraph company for the
past year were s23,i7eO0o.
Abe Hummcl. the New York divorce
lawyer has been released from Sing
Sing after serving year for suborna'
ton OF perjury.
Five indictments have been returned
ngalnst A. c. Tlsdcll. whose private
bank In Chicago failed several months
ago.
on his plea OF guilty OF numbering
os.Goy. steuncnberg. Harry Orchard
was sentenced to death by Judge Wood
at Caldwell, Idaho. with recommcn'
datlon to the state pardoning board
that the sentence be commutod,
A shortage OF between 5000 and
10000 has been discovered In the Of
flee Of the surveyor OF customs at st.
Louis.
Representative OF the American
Tobacco company have placed gat.
ling gun on the roof OF their tobacco
warehouse at Maysville, KY, TO pro
vent night riders from burning the
building.
AtchiHon has adopted plans for The
finest high school building In Kansas
The United States steel derellct de-
rtroycr Seneca, the FIRST Of her type
was successfully launched ut New
port News recently,
Leck Allen In dead "a result OF
injuries received In prize fight AT
~. Joseph. Mo. with Fritz Gutken
berger.
The state herald., 1908-03-27
THE STATE HERALD
J. H. Painter, Owner and Pub.
HOLY0KE. COLORADO.
The Chase for Titles.


At least so titles. more or less au.
thentic, have been captured by Ameri.
can women In France. How many are
real? A good proportion. Others are
papal; others merely assumed. Since
titles were abolished in France the
"aristocracy" has increased fivefold.
There are five times as many dukes,
counts and all that in republican
Franco to-day, as there were in the
royal France of old. They spring up
like mushrooms. There is no law
against your butcher assuming the
title OF the Marquis de Tete de Neau IL
II so pleases him. And, therefore,
comes II that many girl does not get
what she pays for-poor child! How
Almanach de Gotha-are going cheap
these days, declares Vance Thompson,
in New Broadway Magazine One of
the bestknown American women in
Paris makes an excellent living as a
marriage broker. | have seen one OF
her lists which was brought to the at
tention OF a girl with money-money
made. curiously enough. out of wooden
toothpicks. Among the titled men
offered TO the wooden toothpick heir.
ess were the Due de Montmorency. the
Count de Chateaubriand and the
Prince de Lecca. She hasn't chosen
yet. | recommended the Prince de
Lecca. He is of the Corsican branch
Of the Colonnas and has been trying
TO marry an American girl for years
and years. or course, he has no money.
but the title is a good one. He Is
known as the Knight of the Sorrowful
Visage; and he writes verses. Take
him." l said TO the heiress. WHY"
she asked. Because he looks like a
toothpick;" but she didn't like the rea.
son.
The state herald., 1908-03-27
Men Who Think.

When a man makes n serious blum.
der. or discovers that he has engaged
in an unprohtable enterprise, his ex.
cuse Is. Il didn't think" He should
have reflected on his enterprise before
engaging In H. II is the duty OF every
man TO think Thinking is the impor-
tant thing IN business. Every man
should take from i've to fifty minutes
each day and divorce his mind from
the strenuous activity surrounding
him and devote the time to thought.
The brain is like the muscle; II must
have exercise. or 1t becomes fabby'
Cultivate concentration OF thought.
study your sphere Of usefulness; cut
out the weeds that grow in your brain:
get out OF the mental rut you are In:
stop drifting: keep your brain active.
Men are paid for either what they
think or what they do with their mus.
cles, says the New York Weekly.
Mans muscles have limit: he can
move Just SO much matter by physical
force, but by thinking he has unllm.
tied possibilities. The world offers
golden prizes to the man who thinks.
You can cultivate your brain: you can
make It expand The brain is like a
plant Nourish It. cultivate It. care for
II, and II will grow The man who
thinks Is the man who succeeds.
The state herald., 1908-03-27

There are number OF catfish men
IN this world. Their yowl Is audible
around public places frequently" re-
marks an editorial writer In the Wash.
ington Post, In the course OF an article
defending woman from the assertion
that all women are cats. While placing
men In the same class may not be
much OF defense OF the gentler sex.
Il is encouraging TO see that there arc
mon broad enough to espy the small
faillngs Of their own sex. After all,
eattlshness Is only an expression OF
those attributes hatred. malice
and all uneharitableness-and from
their attacks the soeallcd stronger
sex II not Immune.
The state herald., 1908-03-27

1t impossible nterct traffic mnce pies and ice water and
hundred other things commit about 1t
only the drinking of alcoholic liquors that they commit many
other things that possibly be restrained abused.
If feeble-minded that the
of liquor and education from childhood up would change his
condition. that ought be confined until he be cured If
mental pev if he does the thing with malice pepens then
arrest that Make drunkenness crime That the true remedy
for the "quor evil Prohibition not going to break 1t
am not in favor of free flow of alcoholic liquor without limitation
There certainly ought be restrictions it, But sumpuary
only breaches of the peace claim to be awabdng citizen
do not like TO break the law At the time there be the
breast Of every Rwabdng citizen conflict between these principles
Here law and do like dobey The law, but here
law passed. and think ought break anyway and that dis
content.
Prohibition breaches of the peace
discomfort than if the law allowed the beer
low license and the of strong, distilled liquors. which confuse
the system and ntoxcae the BRAIN under only high license This
principle | think would be proper to adopt in this country
Why punish the that sells another liquor
naes him drunk AS reasonably punish the who enables another
much mince pie that he gets dyspepsia
The state herald., 1908-03-27

When the Bank OF England note 70
turns TO the hank II IL never rolssucd
II Ia cancelled by having tho signature
OF the chief cashier torn on. After
the signatures are torn on tho notes
are prickcd on In the register and
sorted Into the dates OF issue. They
arc then placed In boxes In the vaults,
where they are kept for nve years.
after which they are burned In fur.
mace placed In courtyard
The state herald., 1908-03-27
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Most Important Happenings of the
Past Seven Days.
Interesting Items Gathered From all
Parts of the World Condensed
Into Small Space for the Ben-
eft of Our Readers
Congressional.


Senator La Toilette of Wisconsin has
introduced bill providing for a tariff
commission. The body is to be com
posed of nine members not more than
five from any one political party.
The American Federation OF Labor's S
statement of grievances has been laid
before the senate.
After a spirited debate the ship sub.
sidy bill was passed by the senate
recently.
BY vote of 14S to lis the house
tabled the resolution calling upon the
president to supply the information on
corporations collected by the bureau
of corporations.
Speaker Cannon and Vice President
Fairbanks are authority for the state.
ment that n new employers liability
act will be passed at the present ses-
sion of congress.
The conference of labor leaders at
Washington has presented to congress
memorial and protest against the in
difference of that body to the interests
of the producers of the country.
Senator LaFollette of Wisconsin re
sumed his speech in the senate on the
Al1rich bill recently. declaring that
the recent panic was helped along by
the big insurance companies whose
headquarters are in Wall street.
The pension bill, carrying an appro.
priation of s15O, 1850, 600, and providing
for one general pension agency at
Washington. has passed the house.
Before the house submarine investi-
eating committee Secretary of the
Navy Metcalf declared that no mem
Der of congress had attempted to in
fluence his department in the matter
OF furnishing submarine boats for the
navy.
sity at Washington has been intro
duced in the house by Representative
Mckinley of Illinois.
The house and senate adjourned
for the day recently out OF respect
for the memory of Senator Whyte of
Maryland.
United States Senator William
Pinckney White of Maryland. died re-
Gently at his home in Baltimore OF
eryslpelas. He was "a years old.
Senator La Toilette delivered
speech in the senate on the Aldrich
bill In which he declared that the re-
cent financial panic was brought about
for political reasons by the Wall
street manipulators.
The senate committee on finance has
amended the Adrich bill by ellmlnat-
ing railroad bonds as security for ma
tional bank note circulation.
Before the Lllley submarine boat
inquiry committee Lawrence Spear,
vice president OF the Electric Boat
company of New Jersey. positively de-
MED that he had promised Representa-
tive Hobson to have him appointed
on the house naval affairs committee
as sworn to by Mr. Hobson.
A bill to increase the efficiency Of
the medical department OF the army
has passed the house.
The house has passed a bill to re-
store 10 the gold and silver coins the
motto In God We Trust"
The house subcommittee OF fortifi.
cations has cut the estimates of the
war department on the fertilization
bill from s3s,iI3.9i5 to sS,2iO,Gil.
The state herald., 1908-03-27

They hear In Paris that Germany
may buy the Philippines, That Paris
rumor factory Ia turning on, a mighty
poor product these days. Il should
re, a now foreman. The raw material
he Ia using appears to be- all right
That II 10 say Il Ia raw enough TO
suit tho most faHtidloun taste. Tho
finished product. however. causes even
the serious minded 10 smile.
The state herald., 1908-03-27

A man In brooklyn laughed 30 heart.
ily over joke that II killed him. This
II the sarcasm Of fate, There afo ~.
poateJ cases on record of people
laughing themselves TO death. but
whoever heard of illnatnfed persons
dying Of sfoueh7 Yet the latter hinn
could BE- ~ much more easily spared.
The state herald., 1908-03-27
Genuine
Religion
Needed in
business
BY /. Y. BOWER.
Vice frs,s.si Aiiis-ehsim.p Go,

remember that When out in business Try make stand
up upon foundation Of facts and II will get along
man who Is truly religious the who stands the greatest chance
Of succeeding Men that IN order TO get along in business YOU
not BE- too fgou maintain that such statement not In the
decade thc going be such revolution in this country TINT
when Is exposed having ben dishonesty successful such
being shown up constantly Tho present time hc will get the
condemnation of all the people IN the country And when this revolu
comes the young who in business Christian
cyuy Of the word s on who vi be able succeed
The state herald., 1908-03-27

II the people Of this country would fol-
low the teachings Of the Lord, | firmly
believe that all the troubles which are now
found in politics, business, in the families
and in fact nearly all the trouble which
exists at present would be eliminated in
a day,
No young man should start out in life
with the sole idea OF making money and
II he does he will not succeed. Those men
who aim 10 gain money alone are not busi-
ness men in any sense Of the word. You
can not base business upon lies and false-
hood and have It prove successful Young
The state herald., 1908-03-27

Some persons are curious TO know
where Mrs Hetty Green kept all those
millions she had ON hand to lend 10
needy capitalists during tho financial
stringsncy In New York city
The state herald., 1908-03-27
Dyspeptic
PieEaterS
As Great a Menace
to Society as
the Men Who Drink
BY THEODORE SUTRO.
National Alliance

In my opinion there has been almost as much
crime committed from eating mince pie and mixing
ice water with it as through the of whisky. Why
then should not punish the man who sells mince
pies, of which one man may eat moderately and
heathfully while another may eat them immoderate-
ly, that in the pangs of dyspepsia he loses self
control and commits crimes of violence The Amer-
people drink reservoirs of ice water. The habit is
dangerous one
The state herald., 1908-03-27

When a man writes book, paints a
picture, builds a skyscraper, or constructs
railroad, he throws out his chest, perhaps,
and makes bid to his fellows 1t may be
tacitly, or oracularly, but he says: "Come,
see what have done. How do you like
IL"
He may be self-centered man and
taciturn. While he was working he may
have disdained the crowd. He may have
been filled with the desire to please himself,
and himself alone. But now, the thing is
done. The brain sweat is over. There is
an ahatement Of the mere passon Of work.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-05-14
PRINT ON BLACK PAPER.
This May Be Solution Of
Newspaper Troubles, Say
Paper Manufacturers.

Appleton, Wis, May g. Wiscon-
sin manufacturers of print paper yes
terday put forth a proposition
which, if adopted, will revolution
ize the print paper industry of the
country and the newspaper industry
as well. They propose that news
papers in the future be printed on
black instead Of white paper, thus
bringing about saving of millions
of dollars annually in pulp wood,
assisting in tht preservation of
forests and reducing the price of
paper to about one-half the present
price. Black paper can be made of
old newspapers and almost any fl
brous stock, while the white paper
requires spruce and hemlock wood.
Wisconsin paper manufacturers in
tend bringing the matter before
the eastern manufacturers, and if
possible, bring about a central &C.
ton with the publishers of the coun-
try.
The paper manufacturers are of
the opinion that for the present the
colored supplements will have to be
printed on white paper. Some of
them say, however, that this would
be the only section of the modern
paper that would have to use white
paper. and the consequent saving
would be great. Others hold that
the white silhouette effect for COM
ic and illustrations would have the
same effect as the colored plates.
The latter form of illustration is
even now considered high, and has
been used extensively by foreign
publications. 1t is also considered a
novel and impressive form of adver-
Using, even in this country. AS to
the effect on the eyes. the advocates
Of the proposition say that the black
background will be more resting
than the present glare from white
paper,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-05-14
Program This Year Com
prises Entirely New Acts
in ALI Lines.
ENORMOUS OUTLAY.
Gentry Brothers Show Has
One of Most Novel Parades
In Country.

The programme presented by the
Gentry Brothers Famous Shows
United. an exhibition which has a
world wide reputation for unexcelled
excellence, comprises this year en-
tirely new scts in all lines, and the
reputation of the management
needs no comment but is guaran-
tee that only the best and newest of
trained animal acts, no less than OF
performers will provoke wonder and
amazement, no less than it will roars
of laughter. Three of the brand
new attractions which have cost
Gentry Bros. an enormous outlay Of
money, are Coco, the marvellous
monkey, the Five Marvellous Tumb-
ling Petits, whose equal as Acrobats
has rarely been seen, and who were
the talk of every European capital
last year, and Galetti's Marvellous
Musical Monkeys and Apes. These
two troops will only be seen this
year in America with Gentry Bres.
Shows, which will exhibit here at 2
and 8 p. m. on May 16.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-05-14
Tomato Plants.

A limited number of Stone. Mag
nus, Earliana and Ponderosa toma-
to plants for sale while they last at
Is cents a dozen. Phone "a or 1922.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-05-14

For any pain, from top to toe, from
any cause, apply DR.. Thomas Elec-
trio Oil. Pain can't stay where it is
used.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-05-14

1t is said that between three and
four hundred letters are received
daily at the White House urging
President Roosevelt to run again for
the Republican nomination for Pres
ident.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-05
!, o o o o 90 q o o o ,
, PERSONAL MENTION
D And Movements Of Salem. q
d People. o
n A n a. A. n n A. N n n n

tou Bartlett has returned from
Dallas. where he visited with friends
for short time.
Ray Jorgenson was a busine Wis
itor to Oregon City today.
Frank Monroe was a business vlsi-
tor In Portland Saturday.
G.. L. Hicks. OF Independence. was
a visitor IN this city yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ware have re-
turned from pleasant visit In Eu-
gene.
G. ID. Gabrielson went to Silverton
this morning to lock after business
matters.
Miss Bertha Voget, sister of the
Voget Brothers, of this city. left this
morning for Germany.
Charley Humphreys aud family
have returned from low weeks
outing on the coast.
Geo. Samuels, business manager OF
the Isle of Spice" Company, Is reg
lstered at the Hotel willamette.
George H. Baldwin, of Springfield.
left for Portland last evening, after
short visit with friends here.
Pre- ident Kimhall of the William
ette Theological Institute left this
morning for Portland. accompanied
by his wife, TO visit for few days.
Miss Ruth Lacey returned 10 her
home In Portland last evening after
spending the day with friends In this
city.
Papl Schmidt. the new brew mas
ter for the local brewery. has arrived
from Olympia TO take up his duties
here.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Hoekett has returned
TO her home In this city after visit
ing with her brother, Hon. X. A.
Booth.
Frank Ltehheld has returned
from Eugene where he spent short
business visit,
l.. A. Suyine, OF Portland. was Wis
lting with his many friends here yes
terday. returning home on the late
overland.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. p Warner, OF Chi
cagO, are visiting Mrs. Warmers
brother. c. Ullom, In this city for a
few weeks,
Grant Kightlinger, formerly a Sa'
lem resident but now OF Portland
arrived yesterday 10 transact bushes
here for a few days,
} The Misses Alice aud Dena Buck
} ley have returned from Seattle where
they spent a week visiting with theil
sister, Mrs. j. j. Hall.
l.. A. Schneider and family re
turned TO their home In Oregon Cit'
after visiting with Mr.. Sehnedker''
relatives near Liberty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Vinton have re
turned 10 their home in Corvalli
after a pleasant visit with friends
here aud In Woodburn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi shell. of Sibley
Iowa. are visiting Al the home o
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-05
DIED.

O'BRlEN.--Near Turner. Oregon
October T., 1908. after an lilmesh
of two weeks. James O'Brien. aged
10
He was very bright boy. parent
age unknown. and was placed with
the S41ters OF ST Mary at Beaverton
when one year Of age, remaining In
their care fur ES years, then was
with the Sisters no ST. Louis one
year. He was sent 10 the reform
school July 1. r90S. as he was be-
coming waywarf and getting, beyond
theif contiui. James was delicate
boy. and gradually failed in health,
dying finany OF internal hemorrnage.
The funeral VIII take place nc the
sch1O. Father Springer officiating
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-05
EXAMINING BOARD
FINDS AGAINST STEW ART

Washington. Oct. 5.-The special
retiring board OF the army today de-
cided against Colonel William +.
Stewart. the famous Fart Grant ex.
lie, aud sustained the report OF the
surgeon at Fort HuGchuca. Arizona,
who held thar Colonel Stewart had
been afflicted with yeIfous ailments
since 1875, when it was necessary for
him 10 refrain from active service
for 20 time. This indi ates thar Gov
,ernor Stewart will be found Dy the
board to be Incapable NJ service. and
prosably viii result In his being re-
tired on that ground. The case has
been nenf ng here now for nearly a
week. before the special board
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-05
nIssoIntlon Of partnership.

Salem, Or, Oct. 5, lSON'
Notice Is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Harry n. Tucker and Ross
Garnett. under the Arm name OF
Tucker a Garnett, transactlng busi-
ness at No. 47S State street, Is on
this date, October 3. 1908, dissolved
by mutual consent, the business be-
ing continued by Harry II. Tucker,
who will pay all bills and collect all
debts due said Arm. Signed
HARRY H. TUCKER,
ROSS GARNETT.
1O-i
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-05

thing but scarce In Marion county. II
Is probable they will pick mp at
tremendous rate In about a month.
The cause OF this expected increase
Is that cupid's record hook I'm the
county clerks Office which Is No. 13,
will shortly be filled and No. Ia take
its place. Clerk Allen has often no.
ticed young men come In aud Obsery-
ing the "skiddo" number. decided IL
was n hunters and not benedict'h
license they wanted.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. G.. Bingham Mr..
Shell Is cousin OF Mr. Binghaia.
j. j. Gilbert. wife and daughter,
OF Indiana. arrived Saturday from
Indiana. 10 make their tome In Ore
gan He has two sons az Rosedalc
and son and daughter,at Newherg.
and Will locate at one place or the
ether.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-05
AUsTRIA-HUNG ART
MOBygIZING ARMIES

According 10 the Tempe Vienna
correspondent. Austria-H garv q
mobiliEing two army corps. 10 be pre-
pared for eventuallties. The same
authority says that Bulgaria Gnd
Turkey are moving their armies to-
ward the frontier, ready for action.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-05
Tremendous Crowds

The clothing store of q. w. John
son 4 Co.. at l4l Commercial street,
which Is undergoing a great sale un-
der the direction OF the Nationa'
Brokerage & Sales Company. Is
crowded TO IT'S limits these days hy
bargain seekers, because of the grea,
cut In prices.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-05
Knnnn.av.a L.nrntIre courA

Kennedy's Laxative coueA
does not eonstipate like mos
old fashioned cough cure,
the other hand u gently mo's
bowels and at the same uns
Irritation and allays inhamnAll
the throat. Sold BY all erusp7
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-05
Bank EXAMINERS
Omitted Press Leased wire.>

Washington, ID. c.. Oct. 5.--faw-
renee o. Murray. controller OF the
currency, today declared that the
common fault OF national bank ex-
sminers Is that they delay too long In
closing the bank entrusted TO their
care.
He addressed 16 examiners TODAY
at a meeting 10 wsich they We're
Summoned TO attend The conference
will last a week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-05

A note 20 The Journal says Il
shall be thankful " YOU will kindly
inform my friends In salem, through
your excellent paper, that | have re-
covered from the severe nervous
shock that prostrated me for a few
days, during our late annual confer
enoe In that place