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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-26

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-26
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-26

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-26
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-26

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aber Goren ipoaen in feiner onoeren
lernen.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-06
says Averbuch Was Murdered.

Chicago. March 6.-Emma Gold
man, In whom so much interest has
eentered since Chief OF Police Ship
py killed Anarchist Averbuch. an
nouneed today that she will address
a meeting 20 be attended by anarch-
lists tonight.
The woman anarchist says that all
the talk about the authorities deport-
ing her is rot" She declares she
does not feel bad over the death OF
Father Helnrichs. who was assassin
ated by an anarchist In Denver few
days ago, bat expressed regret at
the death OF Averbneh.
That was cruel murder" were
the words she used In speaking OF his
death. She says Olga Ayerbueh. sis.
ter OF the dead assassin. greatly as.
sists the cause OF anarchism.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-06
Tacoma RepubIIcans OrganIre.

Tacoma. Wash, March 6.-seven-
ty-flve Republicans from the various
counties OF the state met at the Ta-
coma Hotel last night and formed
the Washington Taft League" 10
boom the secretary FOR the presIdoo-
tlal nomination. Ralph Metoalf was
elected president. and Mayor Moore.
OF Spokane. frst vice-presldent; ].
T. Blackstone. OF Seattle, second
vice-president; Samuel l.. Lemon. OF
Seattle. secretary; lexander Poison.
OF chehalis. treasurer.
State Senator Paulhamus wanted
the state central committee TO NEE.
at once and endorse Taft. notifying
the war secretary that this state Ia
with him.
II developed that Senator Ankenv
has been organizing Ankeny-Taft
clubs over In the walla walla coun-
try. and has made considerable pro-
gross IN that direction. The Jones
men were considerably put out by
this move, aud will try 10 head tho
Ankeny movement OF.
Blackstone objected 10 the reso-
luton endorsing Roosevelrs policies.
lie said there were many Taft men ia
SEATTLE who would not subscribe TO
all the doctrines OF Roosevelt He
was voted down. The league notified
Taft. and promised him 1900 plu-
rallty at the election.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-06
MRS. GADDIS
WANTS MONEY
FOR DUCKING

MTs. 0addis, OF Roseburg through
hor attorneys. Fullerton A olcott.
has served no,loe on City Recorder
Moores. demanding ,ha, she be paid
sib0 damages for a broken arm she
sustained hy failing snto the creek
between the depot aud the Florsnee
Hotel on Dsoember sl, lasg.
Mrs. 0addia started 20 take a short
cat from the depot 20 the hotel. but
fcll lnto the creek, thinking che was
about 10 cross on the bridge. She
was pulled out Of the water boy ".
W. skinner Tho city viii probably
not pay The demand a. 4 ~aa due
TO no faalt OF the ol,y that she missed
the bridSe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-06

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to whom the article was sent, is said
to have been contained in a paper
written by Emma Goldman. Today
the trend of these writings was made
public. and, as a result, feeling IS
running high against all anarchists,
and Miss Goldman In particular. The
police admit that serious trouble is
likely 10 result II the reds" attempt
any demonstration.
All the hatred engendered by the
famous Haymarket riots has been
called up by the attempt to assassin
ate Chief OF Police Shlppy. the anti
clerical demonstrations. the recent
activity OF the red leaders. and more
especially by the alleged TRADE OF
Emma Goldman hurled Mt President
Roosevelt.
The last feature OF the trouble has
attracted the attention OF the federal
Offices. and Miss Goldman Is today
said TO be under constant survell-
lance by the secret service men. so
Tar no authentic copy OF Miss Gold
mans article, said to have been writ
ten only for the eyes OF the inner
circle OF the anarchists. has been OBJ
tained by the officers. but detectives
are securing the city. and II copy
can be found. and its authorship
proved. an EFFORT will be made 10
lodge a charge against the Queen
Of the Reds" against whom the po-
lice admit they have to date nothing
on which to base an arrest.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-06
ESPEE TAKES
A HAND IN
CAMP PAIGN
TAFT FORCE BEATEN
SOUTHERN PACIFIC AGENT
MAKES CANVASS OF NEVADA.
AND WILL CONTROL CONvEN-
TroN--sENAToR ANKENEY FA-
voRs TAFT.

Reno, New, March 6.--lt looks as
though Taft had been euehered out
of the Republican endorsement in Ne
vada. l.. NJ. BIakeslee has returne I
from a tour Of the state with enough
proxies in the state central commit
tee to control the primaries. Blakes-
lee Is a Southern Pacific agent. and
an anti-Taft man. lie made the tour
of the state for the special purpose
Of getting enough delegates to beat
Taft.
The Taft element, headed by Geo.
sprIngmeyer, will make a bitter fight,
but the advantage is all with Blak-
eslee. II Is stated that Hughes vii!
get the beneht OF the Blakeslee prox
les.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-06

one OF the hnest ways 10 develop
a great commonwealth Is 10 hire some
fellow Ia Washington. d. O.. who has
Ice water running in his veins to be-
little. and call In question and cast
asRersions on everything that every
public or private citizen In the ma.
tlonal capital says or does for Ore
gon. That lets a constant stream Of
cooling driazle triokle down the back
OF tho eommonwealth's neck and
helps keep oreson in the refrigerator
iist. The Capital JolrnAl woald not
have a reporter With Ice water In his
arteries al any price
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-06
GUILTY OR
HE WOULD.
NOT HAVE R

Omitted Press Leased ",
San Francisco. March 8
liam Teyis we're an innoc.,,
would not have fed the .,..
the condition of his Bay cl,Is'
Company was being iookaA -
clared Attorney Sullivan ,o-
fense. when the older.cro,sd
trial was resumed this mOrnIJ
The declaration follOwsa 4
nouneement by the prOseeu,l
its efforts to locate Tevls
met with success. /
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-06
DO Not Crowd the season.

The FIRST warm days OF spring
bring with them a desire to get out
and enjoy the exhilirating air aud
sun shine Children that have been
housed up all winter are brought
out and you wonder where they all
came from. The heavy winter cloth
Ing Is thrown aside and many shed
their hanneis. Then cold wave
comes and people say that grip Is
epidemic. Colds at this season are
even more dangerous than in mid.
winter. as there Ia much more dan
ger OF pneumonia. Take Chamber
iain's Cough Remedy. however. and
you will have nothing to fear. II al.
ways cures. and we have never
known a cold to result in pneumonia
when Il was used, IL Is pleasant
aad safe TO take. Children like Il.
or sale AZ DR.. Stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-06
ROTTENNESS
EXPOSED IN
BOTONYI FOLD
Omitted Press Leased wIrel

Omitted Press Leased wlrel
New York, March 6.-Before Jus.
tee o'GormAn. In the supreme court
today, Mrs. Auriel Batonyl, formerly
Mra. Burke-Roehe. hled a suit fOf alb
solute divorce against her gentleman.
ooachman husband, indicating seven
correspondents. some by name. others
by description.
At the same tlme IN the court
AuFlel natonyi hled oounter-saii
asking for an absolute divorce. and
spcelfylng eleven eo-respondonts,
Chief among those named IN Mr..
Ratoynis list Of correspondents q
Frank X Sturgis. broker. banker ani
secretary OF the Jockey Club Others
than Slurgls are indicated by name.
ana some are Indicated by desorlp'
tlon,
Ia movlng Zoe trial Edward Alex.
andog, counsel for Mt natoypi, spec
ihed that the hearlns should be heli
IA onen court,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-06
ROBBfR
BANDIT
KILLED
fIInIted Preaa I.eaaed wlrel


San Francisco. March 0.--After
holding up saloon keeper and ex-
changing shots with him NJ 1 o'clock
this morning. a robber at the end Of
a thrilling pursuit by policemen and
other cItlEona, IN which dozens OF
shots were fred. was killed by one
OF the bluecoats In the center OF JEFF
ferson square
Adolph Won Tiedemann. who con-
ducts saloon with his brother on
MeAllilnter street. went TO close the
side door and was met by the robbor.
The latter told Won Tiedmann TO
throw ap his hands. Tie backed the
saloon keeper behind the bar. secured
ts. and, apparently losing hia nerve.
bolted.
The saloon man grabbed up his
revolver. ran 90 the door aud pursued
the robber. airing. Tho latter turned
and nred as no ran. Dashlng into
Jefferson square, the bandit ran into
Policeman iouiA Nye near ha center,
Nyu's revolver was leyeled. aud he
shouted halt"
'i'd Just a. soon be killed as so to
prison. I'm -- Il I'm hnlt," came
back tho answer
Nye fired once aud the bandit fell
dead almos, al the feet OF HIS pack
Of puFsuers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-06
TO CREATE A NEW
SCHOOL DISTRICT

The district boundary boards will
this afternoon pass upon the petition
for a new school district south OF sa
lem, and including the Ewald Fruit
Farms.
The petition filed asks that the
new district take part of districts
Nos. II and %, as the petitioners
children have 20 go too far to attend
the Liberty, PringIe or Salem
schools.
A petition has been iiIed asking
that District No. foS be made TO In
clude the entire city limits Of Wood
burn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-06
No Use to Dk.

"I have found out lhai
no use 10 die OF lung troabl
as you can get Dr. Kings
covery." says Mrs. ]. ?.
Rushboror. Pa. Il Soa
alive today only for thai
medicine. IL loosens up
quicker than anything
cures lung disease even
case Is pronounced hopels
most reliable remedy for
colds. lagrippe, asthma
and hoarseness. Is sold %
antee at ]. c. Perry's drug
and 400. Trial bottle II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-06
JAPANESE CITY rs
ATTACKED nv FLAMES.

Toxic. March Sire today at
tackled the city OF Nadasoy aud 400
hosues are known TO have been de
stroyed No loss OF life has been re-
ported. but Il Is not improbable that
many have been burned TO death.
Estimates on the total damage done
has been placed as high as s2,OOO.-
900.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-06
SMALLPOX Is
DEPOPULATING
JAPAN ISLES
Dying on by Hundreds at Kobe from
Fatal Malady.

Omitted Press Leased Wire.)
Portland. Or, March 6.--smallpox
in its most malignant form is killing
OF hundreds OF japanese every day,
declare the officers of the Pacific
liner Numantla. from Hongkong and
Kobe. which reached here late last
night
The Numantla omitted most Of its
Japanese ports OF call on her return
trip on this account. AS many rs
100 natives day we're dying in
Kobe while the Numantia was in that
port.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-06
Corvallis Times Discusses Proposed
Amendment TO Increase the Pay
OF Members of the Legis-

lature.
Whether or not legislators should
receive SO or $40 per day is a ques-
tlon voters will have to pass on In
June. Members receive SO a day or
s120 per session at regular session
now. They also get mileage at is
cents per mile. coming and going one
trip TO and from the session by the
most usual route. A constitutional
amendment was submitted ut the last
session. raising pay 20 $40O per reg.
ular session, with $3.50 for presiding
officers. and. instead of mileage, their
full expenses to and from sessions
The change will increase the salary
cost OF members from s1O.sOO 20
$4,000 per session.
There has never been a dearth Of
legislative candidates. The old pay
always brought on It's crop OF them.
II is not probable that any good man
has been kept from seeking election
TO the legislature. by reasons OF the
smallness OF the salary. II is doubt
ful II more pay would bring out any
better men. II money Is the object
OF their going. they are not likely 10
be good timber anyway. Legislators
who would be attracted by the larger
pay would SO from mercenary rea-
sons, aud would be no better. II rs
good as those who 90 because II IA
an honor, and a citizens duty. All
things else at the legislature are I'm
creasing in cost. and this item. II
might be well to keep the I'D on.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-06

Articles of Incorporation Tor the
Eleclrie Fsiure aud supply company
have heen uled With the county elork
The iollovins constitute the dlrec,
toru, r ~ Waters. Geo. ~ Waters
aud Pred 4 Matters
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-06
R YOU Ks0W.

The merits o. the Texas We
wonid never suffer iie1
bladder or fheumaiie ~
bottle. two months ifsai1|
by S. c. ston, drug s'oiA 3
testimonials with each he..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-06
COLORADO
OFFICER SHOT
BY ROBBERS


Brighton, Colo. March While
attempting 10 arrest three robbers.
who we're making an effort 70 enter
the postofIice here. early this morn
ing. Marshal belmont Ellis was shot
and fatally wounded The wounded
officer was placed on a special train
and nnshed 10 Denver. but he died IN
tho union station there.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-06

united Press Leased Wire. J

NUhIIeu FIess L0d5ou WH0.I
Bremerton, Wash, March g.
ant-Commander II. A. Bis
pham formally assumed temporary
command OF the cruiser Pennsylva-
MIA at o'clock yesterday afternoon,
taking the place of Captain Aaron
Ward. who has been detached from
that ship and ordered to report to
Washington. d. G.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-06
BURYING
VICTIMS OF
HOLOCAUST

Cleveland, o.. March 6.-rhe hrst
funerals OF the children who lost
their lives In the dreadful Collinwood
disaster will be held today
Mass for the dead will be said In
81. Joseph's church tomorrow morn.
Ing, and on Monday morning general
memorial services will be held In all
tho Protestant churches Some bodies
have been taken 70 other towns for
burial
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-06
sALEas MARKr.


AAfNI
Eggs-f4c.
Butter-country 27ne; :,
37hc.
Hens-i1c; mixed ehIek.
Local wheat-s5c.
Oats--35c.
Bsrlsy-sa4Qss5.
Flour--Hard wheat. al
valley. s4.00.
Hay-Cheat, s1S; clover,
s12 per ton; timothy, ,iyal
Onions-2kc ID.
Hops-old,1h a2gs a!
@6%c.
Chittim bark-4h a5c
Retail Marke,.
oats--45c per bu.
Wheat--s1.00.
Rolled barley-Ss0.
Eggs--15c.
Buttercountry. 256sOc; 4
cry. 40c.
Flour-valley. $40 d
hard wheat. s1.400s1.5O.
Bran-S5c per sack; %
ton; short. S1.2O per sack.
Hay-Cheat. si4; cloye
cheat. S5c; clover, 75c per
Livestock.
Hogs-Fat, $500.
Stock hogs-SI.0O.
Cows-Top. s2.5O; fair 4
Steers-Tops. $3.50; talr
$500.
Tropical Frulh.
Bananas-S6.
oranges-S2.25.
Lemons-ss.5O0L5O.
veal-Dressed. 661c
Portland Market.
Wheat--Club, Sic: val
blue etem. s3e.
Millstuff-Bran. i2i.
Hay-Timothy. valley, IL
alfalfa. sl2Gt1S.
Vetch-S14.
Poultry-Hens, l29ll
lac 15c; pigeons. old, 81
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-04-30

stella xased alternately ~ Der fWo
advisers dumbig striving 10 atiurl her
gricffireken mind 70 this hard cd
reucy
-oh. Gideon. ! ean't let you stay
aioBa'
Uncle Billy laid o tender hand o.
her arm. Huneyf Can't Yoa buck
20 20 he gams Jusf a miteg Wouidnf
80 paw tell FOa tor
she nodded and turned aside Both
men looked az her inienug one vita
a passlOnateiy feaminE gaxe IN a
momeni she faced bin. Smiling reao
lutely. though Alfred az UNDECIDED
tears on her check
II you and Gid viii eat 3 little Eup
per i1i eet ready right qway. 10 BE-
Iii be good The pordg trembied
on into d sob that Ia to~uehingiy
chiidiike.
"You 60 right % Jake Bennett the
driver said as be finished bis cofee q
nftle later. Hes on the railroad a
the Front wherever that is You
tell him / sent you Bennett IL . u
Superintendent Gregory's fonemen. g
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-04-30

roid and took bic gun and dinsp
peared
acraehy. tais i good. Phineas ez
claimed ne be looked over The table
MIX. By the eternal
YES. but It's our last. ! guess They
got She COW. - She stopped abrupt
by aud left The
Phineas vas NJ heart q coward yet
he strogo 20 hide u under brsFado
and be took bis turn Ia he darkness
with a half merry. half contempteous
badinage that was sufficiently deceiy
ing
Alfred ate snaringiy. silently. his
mind intent on Impending tragedy.
Your hand Is hurt sir. Stella said
~ she placed the hot tacon before
him without more words she cat the
meat aud buftered his biscuit. Il was
done quickly. Incidentally. She DID
not falieI. her face vas calm Yet
when she came with old linen and
homemade lotions 20 dress the angry
burn her touch upon Aitred's hand
was icy cold.
The dressing was barely finished
/ when Phineas challenge was heard,
and a white mans voice replied.
That's Curly Joe from MaioueyA
stella said. "sit stan and finish youf
supper. she added. as Alfred started
10 hts feet ITS not indians: y0u
wont be needed"
Needless Of her words be followed
her to the door, where she stood look
ing out.
Curly Joe's brought some stock
she said. glancing over her shOulde.
as he came near. some they had Z
chance TO buy ! heard him say IT.
in the nick Of time for us
She stepped back 20 the table ant
poured another cup o. coffee. Hav.
this fresh cup. sir. You're not needle
now"
Alfred seated himself and she wen
to the kitchen. leaving him to ponde
the adverb Of time 80 signifcanil
spoken.
stella did not return, though A
fred finished his coffee and wairec
the minutes dragging with his ina'
ton. until the searchers returned
Stella heard them and FASTENED 9
the door. peering into the darkness
A whispered parley kept her waiunl
Al last Uncle Billy stepped into n
light. Stella gave him q quick lool
2 ! read the answer 10 her mute questi0
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-04-30
90.

Alfred studied Gov. Stauford's face
keenly while the latter re-road Mr.
H-untngt0u's letter.
II said In part. For three years J
have closely observed this young man
and found him. ] believe. peculiarly
adapted 10 business ri a delicate ma
ture. for which vs. shall have growing
need He IS Older han be looks and
wiser than his age HIS character
does not altogether show On his face,
and feN would suspect such d slender
youth OF his oapsciiy Tor he Affairs
you mas require q him"
Alfred was erauned al what be saw
Ia the governors eyes as hc looked up
from the letter.
Young man. because of N.Y. Kant.
inEton's strong letter we're gOing tc
trust you beyond your years Il VIII
be a varied and dimculi task no you
think you win be- equal TO it2
IAN that } can DO. sir. IS % promise
my best EFFORT and ask o to Try me
Can yoa take hectoTing gOod "a
turedlyg asked Mr. Crocker Noa
can't go far on such q shape a. you
have out west here there's too much
Harvard college and ballroom Ia D."
The governor spoke AZ once. ! BE-
lieve Vincent viii safeiy weather ~.
marks Concerning bis SHAPE; hen be
IN cities most 81 the time anyway
me not nice work wore putting
I you Go. Vincent BE- conunusd Toun
have 90 meet craft with craft. scheme
sith scheme And some Of Cad.
~walladeFs schemes they pe ne
schemes 81 the men behind hlm. yes
hey don't swceten Ia his haads-arc
FAR from sasou But veil not ask
you 20 90 anything for ms that's less
than houost
That's oniy safe str You'd hardly
trust me e. I accepted ether serms
Here's our cipher Use 81 a.
sparingly as possible. Ne man can
make 4 cipher some other man oaat
read.
Unless he changes 81 often
enough, Alfred added Instantly,
The governor smiled and uruea 10
the superintendent. q Etcss he'll e..
Croker HISS face rolaxed and A.
fred caught a glimpse az the SERIAL.
hearty cltizen who Won inca 40 H.
enterprises throuEh hts iaith-l4ih in
both enterprises aad men
GO nE CoNriNUHnA
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-04-30

bending under a load that she had
lifted with ease.
"Ill take them. stranger. Gideon
had dropped the barley and stepped
quickly TO stella's side
Alfred turned. startled at that which
his sensitive ear heard IN the voice
He met a pair Of black, burning eyes
In a swarthy face not yet divorced from
boyishness, though full manhood spoke
from the straight figure and sinewy
movements Alfred needed no inter
prefer for that jealous look. needed no
one 60 tell him Of the instant hostility
that lurked 10 the darkling eye. and
found quick response in his wi heart
He relinquished the blankets and re-
tired TO his chair. his eye the buster
since hands must be idle.
He looked about. upon the bar in the
corner. it's g~litterlng glass and one
kerosene lamp the only brightness IN
the gloomy room; upon the dark.
woapon-hung walls. and the significant
loop-holes that CLEANED small and
black against the starllt night without
Bare floors. rude homemade furniture
-it was life more primitive than al.
fred could possibly have imagined ten
days before
One object removed II from saw
aeery. steila's small cane rocking.
chair. Il queened the barbarous room.
an omen Of coming civilization. From
the chair to Stella herself Alfred's eye
wandered. noting her incongruouE
dress. a rich lavender silk skirt. once
Boosting a train. though now cut half.
shoe shnrG disclosing costly French
boots. one tor. al the side. Her linen
waist vas iew~el-elasped az the white