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New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
FUNERAL oF MRS. HECTOR DE CASTRO.

Castro, who Miss Grace Aldrich, of New
York and who died here yesterday from an opera
ton following the birth Of child. took place to-
day. The service. in the American Church, was
conducted by the Rev Walter Lawrie. of Newport.
Ambassador and Mrs. Griscom, the staffs of the
American embassy and consulate and practically
the entire Anglo-American colony in Rome were
present. The church filed with flowers from
sx-rlrla tIlizerS
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
HopcARRiERs' AND MINISTER'S PAY
TBy Telegraph % The Tfibune.l

BY IeIegTaIh % Iht IfIDdElt.I
Pirtsburg Jan. 13-The Rev DR. Joseph w Coch-
ran OF Philadelphia. the weekly meeting OF the
Pittsburg Ministerial Union to-day declared that
the wages Of hodcarTers had increased in the last
few years in greater proportion than the salaries
of ministers He asserted that the low salaries
being paid TO ministers slowly but surely driving
men out OF the ministry. and that IL the East par
tlcuIary there IS only about one preacher to every
twenty-five pulp!U
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
AT THE OPERA HOUSES.

La Traviata'' was repeated last night al the
Metropolitan Opera House with Caruso, Sembrich
Scotti. Girerd and Jacoby in the cast. Nine Sem
brich was heartily appIauded and shared with Ca
ruso the honors of the night At the Manhattan
Opera House Louise sung again, before
numerous audience, and Mary Garden was greeted
with much enthusiasm.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
WOULD EXPLAIN LoNDoN's SILENCE.

The editors of The Woman's Home Companion" 5"
for whom Jack London is sailing around the world
in his little boat the Shark, do not yet share full
the fear that he may be lost in the Pacific. They
had information when the Shark left Hilo, Hawaii
that the auxiliary gas engine with which it is
equipped not working satisfactorily, which
fact, they feel. might cause several weeks delay
From Hawaii London started not for the Mar
quesas Islands, as has been reported. but for Ia
hit. of the Society Islands, which is several hum
dred miles further away
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
125TH STREET THEATRE.

Clarence Wilbur and his company, in a sketch
called The New Scholar" head the list of per
formers this theatre. Lyster Chambers and
Adeline Dunlap present a one-act play called THE
Operator" Lala SeIbni. Louise Henry, HoOey
and Lea, James Harrigan and Leon Royce
participants
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
7owNE GETS "scRANToN TRIBUNE"

Scranton, Penn, jan Bit was announced lo
day that The Scranton Tribune owned by STOCK
company headed by ex-Congressman ConneI, Will
change hands on February l. The new owner IS
to be ex-Congressman Charles A. Towne, Of New
York who will have others associated with HIM
The Tribune is a Republican morning oaliy anu
has been in existence since 1891
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
BIG BOYS AT Mr.. WHITES REUNION.

The eighth annual dinner Of the George White
Alumni Association will be held at the Hotel Savoy
Saturday evening Among the speakers at the
boys " reunion, Mr. White calls it, will be
Morgan J. OBrien, Justices Greenbaum Platzek,
Mclaughlin, O'Gorman and Fitzgerald, of the Su-
preme Court; MonsignOr McCiean, Edward Lauter-
bach. George Wallace, School Commissioner Rich
ard II. Adams, Peter R. Gatens, of the district
school board and Associate Superintendents MeIeny
and Edison
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
LAWRENCE DELmoUR's WILL FILED.

BY the will of Lawrence Demour-"" " hlSpeIlls
Iarrv"-which was filed for probate yesterday the
hulk Of the estate goes to his wife Mrs Jennie
De1nour Of No. 1l6 East @th street, who Is
charged with the maintenance in comfort OF the
testator.s sister, Miss Mary Delmour- Mr.. Del
mour died on December IS The Will IS daeeo sep
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
PROF. SANFORD HAS LEFT EYE REMOVED

New Haven. Jan l3.-Professor Samuel s San
ford OF the Yale School OF Music, is recovering
from an operation incident to the removal of his
left eye al his New York home No. % West sd
street While travelling in Europe last summer
Professor Sanford became partially blind as the
result Of an acute Illness He has recovered the
sirht Of his right eye.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
HARLEM OPERA HOUSE,

Bronson Hovar1's picturesque and stirring war
play Shenandoah. was revived yesterday at the
Harlem Opera House. and Nj John Craig and
Mss Beatrice Morgan. acting the principal parts
N IT, with vigor and sincerity. gave pleasure 10
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BROADWAY THEATRE.

Miss Anna fIeId's engagement at the Broadway
Theatre. where she is appearing in The Partisan
Model. VIII terminate OF January %
The next attraction At the Broadway Theatre
vii be Strauss's opere-ta. The Waltz Dream"
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
TONY PASTORS THEATRE.

The chief feature of the entertainment at MI
Pastors playhouse this week is d Iaughable irish
sketch called The Birthday Party and Pat
Touhey is the principal performer in it. Laura
Morris Kelso and Leigh the MarinelIas, Geraldine
McCann. Wood and Lawson and Reno and Rich
ards contribute to the hiIarity.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
UNION SQUARE THEATRE.

Robert Hilliard and his company began a weeks
engagement here yesterday afternoon, appearing in
a new one-act play. Bobby North. Melville and
Higgins. Alfred Kelley Macarts monkeys and the
La a-Vinne- -Cinaron trio entertaining features
of the performance.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
OPERATION FoR Ex-sENAToR WILSON.

Seattle. Wash. Jan. 13.-Former Senator John
Wilson is dangerously III here and will leave Seattle
for Baltimore the latter part Of the week for an
operation by a specialist
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
THE HIPPODROME.

The spectacles of The Battle OF Port Arthur and
The Auto Race were enjoyed yesterday by two
large audiences. AS extra feature of the nov
city circus a group of performing and
pigeons introduced. It is the purpose of the
management TO vary the circus bill from time
time
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
GOTHAM THEATRE.

The entertainment here this week is provided
by company of performers happy in the name Of
The New Century Girls That merry group
appeared twice yesterday. and heartily wei
coined. There is q numerous chorus.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
DEWEY THEATRE.

The Empire Burlesquers began weeks engage
ment at the Dewey yesterday afternoon. and were
heartily received. They presented two sketches.
The Slave Mart and Casey the Piper Riger
Imhof is the chief comedian Of the company.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
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SAVOY THEATRE.

M Broadhursrs interesting and potential play,
The Nan OF the Hour" has entered on the last
week of its prosperous and ernneutIy beneficial
career al the Savoy Theatre On January % il
VII be acted a the fremont Theatre Boston.
while the Savoy stage viii be devoted 70 farce.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
DALYS THEATRE.

NJ Hollands engagement Days Theatre
where ne Is acting in The House of d Thousand
Candies. vii be ended on Friday night. on Sat
urday evening Mr. Paul Armstrong VIII present. a.
that theatre his play called Society and me
Bulldog
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14

Highest temperature yesterday. a degrees lowest, o..
average al averaEe corresponding date OF last year
a. corresponding date Of last thirty-thFee
15cei Forecast Fair t9-das uirh temperature
"wednesday fair. fresh northwest WiB4-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
THE ALDRICH CURRENCY BILL.
PERPETUATING AN EVIL SYSTEM.
From The Journal of Commerce

From The Journal of Commerce.
1t may not be the deliberate purpose of the
emergency currency bill introduced by Senator
Aldrich merely TO stave off action any measure
real currency reform, but that viii be its prin-
cipal effect. What need is legislation to give
a currency that viii not produce emergencies
but will enable the banks to avoid them over
them by their action. The Aldrich bill
If II should unfortunately become law. would do
nothing whatever to give elasticity our bank
currency. but would tend to fasten upon
firmly the bOnd-secured circulation There
some minor provisions in the bill which it
would be useful TO enact. but they can be easily
separated from the others-in fact they have
logical relation 10 them. These minor pro-
visions which are the only good features of the
hill could be easily embodied in a separate meas
ure and perhaps improved upon. but they cannot
in the slightest degree redeem the character Of
the provisions for the emergency currency"
which are based upon a wrong principle and
calclIlatd 10 make q bad system and render
more difficult the task of replacing it with a good
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Jan l3--
IsrirS the eastern passage the Canadian
nrovinces oft central
Western New York Sunday evening area Of cooler
weather with light extended Monday far
south as Northern Georgia has overspread the country
east Of the Mississippi barometrc depression with
rain covers the Coast and the barometer
is high over the middle Rocky Mountain districts
seasOnabe cold weather - indicated
east Of the Mississippi TUESDAY From the Mississpp
Riyer Rocky Mountains the temperature will rise
"Wednesday generally OF the Nssls-
the Potomac River ana Lrlpu-
taries A predicted Monday morning stage OF twenty
feet, feet above the Hood stage was reachcd at
Monday afternoon The crest or
flood pass Washington early Tuesday morning IN
rise only those Interested in
who have cellers in The lowest
to protect possible subject damage
along front
During Tuesday the winds along the New England
coast vii diminish from west and northwest; the
Atlantic and Gulf fresh north
prevail; the Great Lakes fresh west
"a northwest winds viii become light variable.
Steamers departing Tuesday for European ports will
have brisk followed BY diminishing northwest
winds weather 10 the Grand Banks
Forecast for Special Localities.-For New England
and Eastern York fair to-day. with lower tenn
uerature. Wednesday fair; northwest winds
For the District Of Columbia Eastern Pennsylvania.
New Jersey Delaware and Maryland fair to-day with
Wednesday fdiT; fresh 10
For western Pennsylvania and Western New York fair
to-day and Wednesday. warmer Nednesday-
Local Official RecOrd-The following official record
from the Weather changes the tenn
reratrre fer TIC last IN comparison
with the corresponding date OF last year
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
CEMETERIES
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trail Station Webster and Jerome Avenue ruiieys and
carriage Lots $50 up. Teephone 4s55 Grsmercy for
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VICTORIA THEATRE
As'y ksrg. The nsls !npersonatog, who Co.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
NEEDS AMENDMENT.

From The Utica Herald Dispa tch.
Il would appear that this AIdrich bill needs con-
siderable amendment TO make il effective and
satisfactory currency reform measure
a SUPERFICIAL EXPEDIENT."
From The Springfield Republican.
The Aldrich bill is rather to be condemned as a
superficial expedient Of particular use in itself,
but misc hievous in tending to perpetuate banking
and currenc- system which IS generally recognized
calling loudly for reform
NOTHING CAN MAKE IT COMMENDABLE."
From The New York Times.
Nothing can make the AIdriCh bfll commendabie
although il might prove endurable corrective
of such evils as we are passing our Of
a MAKESHIFT'
From The Boston Herald
DESPITE the announcement that the scheme Of
CURRENCY legislation TO be enacted at this session
of Congress- mas been finally determined. measures
ether than the Aldrich bill deserve consideration
m Aitlrich bin admittedly makeshft. No one
ir the currency system which it seeks to relieve
The real currency problem is simply postponed
NOT \ SCIENTIFIC REFORM MEASURE.
From The indianapolis News
The country viii hardly be greatly impressed
v-frh the Adrich currency bin scientific meas
,tre of currency reform II simply provides for 2
possble addition of G99 TO the bondsecured
hank circulation OF the country. Probably Il VIII
create a market for bonds. For the bill provides
that the security for the emergency circulation
NAV consist Of bonds OF the United States or OF
any state those Of cities tuuder certain restrlc-
tionsl. 0r FIRST mortgage railroad bonds not IN
cluding street railway bonds.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
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Postal Union THE TRIBUNE viii be mailed fob
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nerst,re fer tae twenyfour hours In comparison
v-ith the corresponding date Of last year:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-07
BANQUET
COMMITTEE
APPOINTED

The following named committees
were announced to take charge OF
the details of the forthcoming ban
quet or smoker, which is to be held
February IA:
Arrangements-Geo. F. Rodgers,
chairman; J. II. Albert, A. c. Nc
Nary. G. X. Spaulding. c. r. Bishop,
F. w. Waters, H. w. Meyers, A. n.
Bush, J. P. Rogers.
Inyitations-C. II. Hinges, chair.
man; d. ]. Fry, F. Meredith, A. A..
Lee, 1. Greenbaum, II. G. Meyer.
Theo. Roth.
Program. II. Scott, chairman: {:
T. B. Kay, n. B. Thielsen, II. s. Glle.
r. b. Houston.
Entertainment-Homer II. Smith,
chairman; F. w. Durbin, w. II. FL
bridge, f. w. Steusloff, II. II.
olinger, r. Catlin, NJ o. Buren,. d.
II. Yantis, George Rose, w. II.
Dancy, Curtis Cross, II. w. Moir,
Watt Shipp, F. Meyer. e. F. Douglas,
A. l.. Steiner, r. b. Fleming.
: Publlcity-R. J. Hendricks, chair.
man; w. e. Keyes. e. Hofer. F. G
Heltzel. A. w. Prescott. Lester Davis
Elmo S. White, Ivan Martin
Reception--A. N. Gilbert, chair.
man; c. b. Moores, c. A. Park. e
p. Mccormack w. Carleton Smith
w. II. Byrd, G. G. Bingham, j. l.
stockton. G.. Stolz, A. M. LaFolett
w. w. Zinn, Milton Meyers, w. G
Tillson. NJ. S. Skin, c. o. Boyer, Geo
Pearce. f. w. Wentworth, VIM
Kaiser. ]. A. Carson. VIM. Brown
II. W. Barr, r. X. Page, G. w. John
son. Ed Weller, Jas. McEvoy. ID. F
Brunner, j. ]. Roberts. u. T. Barnes
d. II. James. w. McGllchrist. w. NJ
LAHORE, z. Riggs, f. G. Harrington
49, Price, j. f. Hughes, f. f. Cary
@. W. Shand.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-07
Circuit Court Rusiness.

The following docket entries have
been made by Judge Galloway in de-
partment No. 2 of the circuit court;
Maud f. Neal VS.. e. NJ. Neal, man
date ordered entered. order open
ing case entered. testimony taken.
Answer withdrawn and decree grant
ed. Plaintif TO have custody OF both
children.
This case has been pending be-
fore the supreme court since April
OF last year, and was yesterday re-
turned on mandate to the circuit
court for further action. Last even
ing. after taking further testimony
a divorce was granted Mrs. Neal and
an order entered granting her the
Gus ody Of the two minor children.
Francis NJ. Brown vs.. Edna Brown,
habeas corpus, testimony closed and
continued
Applications for registration Of
titles OF Carrie ]. Wilh- and Percy
Willis; report OF W H. Gehlar filed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-07
GETTING As FAR FROM
PORTUGAL AS POSSIBl
(Unlted Press Leased Wlre.)

Omitted Press Leased wire.)
Paris. Feb. 7.--Ex-Premier Fran
co, OF Portugal, arrived here today.
and gave out his first interview since
the assassination OF King Carlos and
Crown Prince Liuz.
Saturday. tragedy" he said.
was n blow which struck me 10 the
heart. retain full confidence In my
country, and am most hopeful for her
futur assured King Manuel when
resigned that the royallst party
would rally around the throne
MY friends. know, will glve tho
ministry their full support IL will
be wise for me 20 live hereafter far
from my native land and It's politics,
which have definitely and forever
abandoned. leave TO time. Judg-
ment OF my oficlal conduct, wisn
to formally deny the statement that
Queen Amelia accused me OF moral
responsibility for the murder OF her
husband and son"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-07
PINE GROVE GRANGE.
Hood River Society Has Finest Hall
I'm the state.


Hood River, Feb. THE now
grange hall recently completed by
Pine Grove Grange. at an expendl-
ture OF between $4,000 and $1,000,
and said 20 be- one OF the finest In
the state. will be dedicated February
I2. The dedicatory address will be
made by State Master A. T. Buxton,
and an address will be made by Mrs.
Clara II. Waldo. state lecturer, who
will take as her subject the life OF
Lincoln. February 18th being the
Tooth anniversary OF the great Pres
ident's birth. State Organizer j, c.
VOORHEES, and State Secretary Mary
Howard are expected 10 participate
In the exercises.
The new hall Is two stories high,
with an auditorium i4xS0 feet. IL Is
supplied with a well-equipped stage,
including scenery for dramatic per-
formaces, a dining hall 20x40 feet
and a kitchen. The building Is e'oe-
tric lighted. the lines of the company
having been extended to Pine Grove
especially for this purpose.
A $500 piano was a recent gift 20
the grange from the younger mem
hers
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-07
Personal Mention

Sam Livesley, of Reedsburg, Wis,
arrived yesterday to visit his sons.
Charles and T. A. Livesley. of this
city Mr.. Livesley has been in the
hop business since 1868, when Wis
consIn was among the leading hop
states OF the Union.
Mrs. Lulu Myers. OF Marion, re-
turned to her home last evening, af-
ter visiting Salem friends.
Mrs. j. w. Phillips and son. Ken
meth. returned TO their home In Cot
tage Grove yesterday. after enjoying
visit to Mrs. Phillips father, Capt.
d. c. Howard. OF this city
Mrs. Oscar Cavender. who has
been visiting in the city, has re-
turned to her home In Siverton.
Miss Ivy Mickenham and Miss
Minnie Gantz are the guests OF rela-
tiyes and friends In Albany.
Miss Alice Girardin, a student Of
the Salem high school. returned 20
her home In Turner last evening for
an over-Sunday visit.
Mrs. B. j, Thatcher, after visiting
friends in Salem. has returned to her
home in Corvallis.
Miss Addie Graves. who has been
attending school In this city, has re.
turned TO her home In St. Johns,
where she will visit her parents
Prof. o. c. Boyer. of Willamette
University, left this morning for
Portland on business.
Dr. Roy Knots was among those
who went to Portland today.
Prosecuting Attorney MoNary and
Attorney Webster Holmes returned
yesterday afternoon from Tlllamook.
where they attended a special term
OF the circuit court.
Or. and Mrs. olin Van Wrinkle. OF
Cottage Grove. are in the city visit
ing friends. and attending to profess
sional business.
Mrs. Sarah Pendleton and Mrs.
Elizabeth hoVenden attef snort
visit in this city left last evening for
their homes In Woodburn.
c. A. COgswell. who has been visit
ing in this city, has returned TO his
home In Portland.
W. II. Wann OF WallpOrt Is ex-
pected 10 arrive in the city today 20
visit his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w u.
Wann.
Mrs. Sam Kozier left last evening
for Astoria where she will visit
friends and relatives.
C r. Houghman OF Mt. Angel. who
has been visiting in the city. left last
evening for his home in Mt Angel.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-07

The Enterprise has this week re-
eeiyed several exhibits that speak
well Of OregOn's winter climate. p.
Wise brought In a nicely matured
japanese DersimmOn that proved a
dainty morning morsel, also ripened
evergreen blackberries; Jake Strong
had a spray from a loganberry vine
with three large berries, nearly ripe;
j. d. Barkl0w furnished twig from
a cassis tree that was IN full bloom
and highly perfumed, and Mrs. }. t.
LeWellen some beautiful fuilbiown
roses from her garden.-coos Bay
HaTbOr.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-07
New NOtaries.

]. F. Hill, ]. f. Worth. F A.
Bleiek, George Harold, George F.
Martin. Portland; w. L. Patterson
Baker City; II. t. Bagley, Hillsboro;
Arthur P. sprague. Elgin; j. f. Ban
ton, London.