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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-05
LIBERTY BOOSTERS
CONCLUDE HEARING
BEFORE COMMISSION
LAWYER PHI. DARCY WAS PRESENTED
WITH A GREAT WHITE ROSE BY
FRANKLIN P.GRIFFITH A
PORTLAND ATTORNEY

Within few days the railroad
commission will be prepared to hand
down decision i'm the hearing held
Tuesday between the Liberty and Sa
lem heights boosters for an extended
street car service south of the city.
Attorney Darcy called to the stand
Il. h. Lance, who testified regarding
the number of houses, school chill
dren and working men residing in
the territory Mr.. Lance stated that
there were many young men and wo-
men who came to the city for their
education. When asked by Attorney
Griffith as to how many Salem resi-
dents would be likely to build and
take up residence out there should
cars run through that locality, he
said many would only be toO glad
to make their home out there, At
torney Griffith informed the com
mission and others in attendance that
as no one could compel the railroad
company to carry passengers over
such a proposed extension II the com
pany is fulfilling their franchise
agreement to the city limits. but they
would be glad to accommodate the
public by operatIng the extension
service on afhrough rate of 5 cents
n 4 can beso arranged.
n. s. Poisal old of the large in
increase I'm the settlement of late
years and of how the pedestrian
travel over the road I'm the district
had grown, composed OF workmen
who are employed at different voca-
tions In the city Mr.. Poisal when
asked as 10 what he thought would
be the future conditions stated it
would develop into a small city
within a short time II q good passen-
ger service is put in operation over
the extension which II now unused.
and that he considered that locality
In the same light as Portland people
do the many high localities In and
near that city such as Council Crest
and Mount Scott.
Mrs. Crandall and Mrs II. NJ.
Woods were called on TO testify re-
garding the present conditions and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-05
SHUTS UP OREGON
AND OPENS IDAHO
UNITED Press Leased wirs,I

Washington. May Withdrawing
$4,000 acres of land In Oregon from
entry today, Secretary Ballinger or
dered I2O.S 800 acres In Idaho thrown
open.
In connection with the Malheur
project In eastern Oregon the secre-
tary ordered l4S,OOO acres with
drawn from everything except home
stead entry.
Twenty-Five thousand acres OF The
Dalles land district were withdrawn
absolutely and win be used for a
reservoir site for the John Day pro
ject.
In the Burns land district he also
withdrew absolutely 10, 200 acres In
connection with the Harney project
For reservoir sites and inyestiga-
tion. SO 600 more acres were with
drawn in connection with the De-
schutes project az Lakeyiew, or.
The land restored is in the Black
foot ldahol land district. IL had
been Withdrawn In connection with
the Minidoka project but was found
90 be unnecessary. This land will be
open to settlement July 30 and 10
entry August IS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-05
SHOPS AT PRISON
CONTINUED from page IL

are out of Jobs. The patterns origin
ally cost at least a quarter of n mill
lion, but were easily worth $4,000
TO 500 ,000 at present. Besides the
metal patterns. there were at least
$4,000 worth of wooden patterns
Fire Was Hottest.
The fire was the hottest In the
history OF the city for many years.
The large wooden roofs we're COW
cred with metal, but their supports
ing frames were OF wood. The four
large brick buildings burned covered
nearly an acre, and are complete
loss, except the walls. The large
new double building 10 the south OF
the flume and the pump house that
pumps water 10 the asylum, state
house and the state fair grounds, and
the pr son grounds and bnildings,
were raved, with contents and ma
chinery and stock valued at more
than 100000. The flume connects
with the powerful turbine that fur
nishes power for the plant. In spite
OF ten streams OF water poured into
the acre OF flames, the fire was hot
enough 90 melt the thousands OF cast
patterns like wax, and large chunks
OF melted glass ran like streams OF
silver through heaps OF molten and
white hot iron. u was one OF the
greatest achievements OF modern fire
fighting, the way the flames were
held In check, and reflects the great
est credit on all who took part. The
great furnace OF flames, covering an
acre, soaked In OIL for a quarter OF
century, and all dry as tinder and
covered with coal dust, made the
hottest Are that men ever faced.
Pouring tons Of water upon that Are,
completely enclosing the premises in
wall of water, did the business,
aud probably saved the state a half
million dollars, besides saving, heay-
en- knows what. had the eonviets had
to be taken out on account OF the
main building burning.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-05
STRAIGHT FROM THE BAT

Here we are, oConnell aud La
Sale Friday evening at the Grand.
When Dan Sullivan appeared on
the stage at the Grand opera house
here recently and made the assertion
that he would be most pleased to
meet Eddie O'Connell on any terms
he must have been little off his
feed, or strong desire TO back up
must have sprung up In his manly
breast O'Connell will take n chance.
though, and MIR Sullivan will have
to come through or get tagged.
The whyfors and reasons the Salem
Independents were beaten S-l here
last Sunday by the j. q. Mack Co.
was Just this. Salem lost their taw
and Sunday was bad day to shoot.
anyhow.
Jay Mccormick will appear here
next Sunday with his bunch OF wild
colts Those colts will have to gal
lop some, for a fact, II they thump
Salem.
VIII We win Sunday That's the
question and mighty poor invest
ment for a betting man
There will be a hot scramble be-
tween Heyser and Jerman's team and
the J. q. Mack Co. aggregation on
the 23d OF this month for the 500
purse, Salem may lose IL, but look
at the fun we II have
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-05
PATTEN IS BACK
IN THE WHEAT PIT

UNITED Press Leased Wire
Chicago. May 5.-Returning 20 the
floor Of the wheat pit today after an
absence OF two weeks James A. Pat
ten created furore OF excitement
among the brokers There vas no
panic but apprehension was express
ed by the bears. May wheat opened
az sl.2s and within an hour had
gone up 10 Sl.2sh
Gossip says that J. Ogden Armour
has been carrying on bull operations
in the market for Patten during his
absence and that nov Patten will
renew the fight harder than ever
Traders declared today that Patten's
flight 10 escape reporters and threats
OF dynamiters Was a pTetense and
vas part Of a plan 10 cause slump
IN the market.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-05
YOUNG VANDERBILT
EARNS SOME MONEY

and the coaches meet half way be-
tween the two cities for luncheon.
Society people. American visitors
in particular. are so anxious To pay
the fare Of 1915 each for seats that
thus far IL has been Impossible 10
accommodate a tenth OF them.
Vanderbilt ran the Venture last
summer and the experiment proved
so popuiar that tnis year he provided
himself with an extra coach. brought
over i04 horses from Oakland and
extended his season "a August 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-05


San Francisco. May 5.-Monu-
mental avarice on the part OF her hua-
band, threats OF Incarceration in a
sanitarium for the insane, and a
haze OF hypnotic influence, under
which she believed she was existing.
are said 20 be the reasons for beanti-
ful Flowie Levy Schoenberg's return
to her parents after three months ~
married life with Ralph A. Schoen-
berg, OF New York.
Mrs. Schoenberg Is the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Levy, OF this city
and Burlingame. She returned TO
her home under protection of men
from the Pinkerton once.
Miss Levy and Schoenberg we're
married in New York last January,
after a eourtship which is said 20
have lasted 4 years, ever since the
bride was a mere girl. According to
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-05
PERSIA TO HAVE A
NEW CONSTITUTION
I9IIM p5susI ss8II p8iIll

uIIM V07HHI HH1lI UHIIUIT
81. PeteTsburg May 3 The shah
OF Persia today signed "a proclama-
tion granting the demand Of the peO-
pie for a constitutional government.
according 90 messages received here
from Teheran. In signing the proc
lamatiOn the shah stated that he was
convinced that only in that way could
he restore order.
Russian troops will be retained ia
Tabriz until the parliamentary cleo
tions are actually held.
Persia's previous constitution was
abrOgated last November.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-05
ALEXANDER HURT
FOR TOO MUCH TALKING

San Francisco. MAJ 5.--Because
Alexander k0rettO resented an al
legged sighting remark about Mary
schlinkOk. a pretty Russian girl. he
lice In a local hOspita. today with
bullet in his shoulder He Is not ex-
Dected 10 live
According 10 KOrettO's story. he
was shot by Nicholas DimitriO. who
insulted the girl. after he had been
ordered 20 leave the SchlinkOff home
by her father
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-05

London, May Demand for seats
on Alfred G.. Nanderbilt's two coaches
running between London and Brigh-
ton has been SO great since the sery-
ice was started Monday that all Of
the space Is booked today for the ro-
mainder OF the week
The coaches start simultaneously
from opposite ends of the line each
morning Vanderbilt himself taking
the box Of the Venture" and his
manager. Charles Wilson. driving the
Viking The distancee is 81 miles
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-05
WOULD NOT ARGUE
WITH MOTHER -lN-LAW
UNITED Press Leased wlrs.I

New York. May 5.-Ralph A.
Sohoenberg, prosidenGQf local cleo
trical contracting company. today ro-
fused 10 comment upon tho return
OF HIS wife 10 her parents In San
Francisco. and refused to make q
statement regarding the alleged
charge OF hts mother-in-law, Mrs. I.
Levy, that he exercised an occult
Influence over his wife.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-05
MRECK

is a pretty hard thing 10 accom-
piish when you're blue. bilious aud
out OF sorts There IL sure cure
Tor all kinds Of stomach and liver
complaints constipation and dye
Oepsia. Ballard's Herbine Is mild.
yet absolutely effective In all cases.
Price so cents per bottle. Sold by
all Dealers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-05

j j. says that farmers no longer
go 70 bank for loans but 10 a neigh
b1T farmer, and are accommodated.
This Is extremely gratifying II true.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-05

The women OF the country are 20
In arms against the proposed tariff;
not because tho tariff system OF tar.
alton 70 wrong In principle, but be-
cause II is proposed &c increase the
tariff on gloves and stockings.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-05

Managers Hoysor and Jerman of
the local nine are real quiet about
their new Butte man. Wonder n
they intend TO surprise Mccormick
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-05

United Press Leased wife,l
Boston, May b.-Chestor Jordan,
an actor. was convicted today OF the
murder OF his wife Honora. Tho YER
diet was murder In the first degree.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-05
Harvard Painless Dentists

Corner Park and Washington SITS,
over Royal Bakery, Portland, Or.
largest and best equipped Dental estAb
nshment in the world 20 offices In United
States. open Sunday, 70 /. Daily until o.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-05

On OF
position the handsome
Of the Cascades the
production n National
It's location the the buildings and
i architectural design especially has been
completed
and before the Of last Of It's vast col
eKhibita the mgheHt
examples Of within s walls VIII be
gathered workshops of
o Ia
eooks the Of the formal gardens the exposition ana ITS
splendid line and boasomng
than presented from
aud early night million
sparkling bulbs their white lights through the waters and
eectroerS mnsie their
the genue slope OF
lakes brought into vision and
oresencosed
waters to he WhO
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-05
Nervous People

And those afflicted with heart weakness
may now have no fear OF the dental chair
READ WHAT MRS HANLEY SAYS;
I had 10 teeth extracted at the Harvard
Dentists without the least pain, and highly
recommend them.
ms HANLEY. Ereemont statlon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-05
WhaIebOne Plate $40
10 Year Guarantee

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
Free when Other Work Is Ordered
By our new system OF painless dentistry,
used by us alone our success Ia due 20 the
high grade work done by our expert gentle
manly operators,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-05

LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION.
by a. w. Thornton, anag
Resident General Agent
Portland.
DERBY WILSON agents salem Oregon
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-14
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-14
Sa%lfnnf0nisc

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-14

boteu. SdpuGger mo SdrDdacrin-
irsn. aid gGdruHrer. bcionoers 9rn.
ser uniereipaHoer, ME OF itosen is
ii an thren Gden, % bart, 10 en-.
pfia5iidl. oaB O. grobe Rifle, 10 Bun.
ceH liebi. Die uie mele DeTnorben.
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ten aiH0ern ODER aranten nohIhtis
lire @ue0erlidfeiten ssitattet. ionfs
man and arroerT DleniheH StgD1-
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0ieie art. i'd 81 iberbebsn. oIeis
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81 miiiieH, 0ieie Bnbiudt, Oieie Gin
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OieieH unidloneH eigenihaiten ber-
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GHtirent0uug un0 Streit. Iaber
.f0nui es 0lihs mas trauris 81 iogeH
1850 0od msbr III. OaB oil 9eriUapote.
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porhan0eHen gdea 81 itoBeu. 6
aiebt eiNige &ulismittel mir 0ieie
stMit.
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aiio uus nift 0drau Ill itoBen.
6eruer moueH mir beoeHten. OaB
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an uaiere Seele beoeutet. ndmlidD
ire Trage mad nHierer 2iebe uip0
aah unierer Beoul0. 8ebanoelH mir
oie m0ermeb0lihc GdeH aIs elm
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2flgl.
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8empiV Der iGqt.
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men mir. mas pir Don an0ereH eroul.
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ms 5u Ieioen habeu oaraui ahten
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-14
nebrr BIZ AInahrit ber 60


f1t man ifon 8prihieSenes aebsrf.
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uber eiHen 8eniter unieres 0c5.l-
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naboem Die irehsH Sposen perjagt
fino. ole lid oen &iHter u6er M en-
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relmgen un0 nei ollspolitern. re
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iDeiten Slug in Die Melt. S. 8. ta-
radTt III 0en biHter 0cn 6alie gele.
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iiheres Seritsd bot. Aber 0es 2agb-
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o0dltig binter Ser 0arteHt3Hr. 6.slt
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lotort 81 OeridnDiROen. Bod oit l1ie
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oft oii cine emiermmg Bou mefg
ais 100 Dieter. Aber nith um iolgc1l.
ben sSdbr e%rinRcrten tie iidl ueiner
y6ittnilie iuto bolton mid uugai1alte
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nal imoe i'd 0ieielbe Naee c0er Gins
anOcre IN ser gldbc 0es @algeg atf
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piele Sabre. Gas Nicrfipurotaftc d5er.
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itiHft una ocraleidenl
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-14
@cgcn Semitbignng nuO Inter
oridnHg Der &inoer

madlt Sic mooerne @aoagogif eeb0.
ria 6rout. Infer p6Oagogiihes Sps
item frauft an einem iunoamentnIen
lle6el. IS giebt imuner nod 5abl-
reide Gr5ie1er mo gr5ieberinnei,
Die feline glhnuib8 0o0on baber, Die
auBaror0entlih mittig Oie 8e1ane-
luna ser @emiitbs- uHo 0es @iaens-
le6ens Der @im0er fir dlle lire Gel.
itultqen mo ibren geiammten geiiti'
aeu Tortihritt lit. Sn ieinen Dor.
leiungen be5t @eumann beroor. blB
ie0er faIihe gaOel. ieoe 8eridumniB
sur Nufmunieruna 0es 8inoes. leoe5
un6erehtigte W%lBtrauen. ale 4rf
ironiidler ms ipottiiter 9ehanO.
lunq Ser &uroer, ieOe iaiide 8eur.
taeIlumg ibrer %2eiiunaen. je0es
q dt0erItehen ibrer Sn0mi0uallt1t,
icoe 3uriifiesung 6inter anoeren bs
ami 0as e~in5elne @ort. oas Der gr-
sicber o0er 9ehrcr ipgiHt, III benz
@emiitbs. mo 8ilensleben 0es Sin.
ccs cine 5enmmag oOer 0epreilioH
fu pe~ruri1dleu permogen, 0urh Sic
Is Sic nodbaltigiIe inEere Shdoi.
auss8 0auontragt. Die ganse Edoa.
sogif Ser 0emiithigmla ser Saaoi.
sung 0es Se.birb1u1Btieius. Ser
llnterorufnta ODER Gihtattwid,-
.tua Der Se|.5itt33iigteit Ger 0iu0sr
tt gH &araeagD all Der Gia9esieeIe.
sif iare Stcle WaB bic 3aOago9if
-irase1s ear 4lsimunteruHd
f coeH &rels oar @eicbaHg Der
aai,stst .ut0 SelbIntdH0is.
s oss 1rsaolt den giasehans aaf
~0gfoaa..idt nuo 9oaa5lna ser
o.r Gg1fI5runl II lars
i utlar1at u-a ua0 oes nertief.e.
Ser geiaalrigH tiio.
.sa GlsculIt tuetsa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-14

!. Sir aiidr mo SaHs.
saa
aaasu5eHrl

2 oHnta8 ittas5. 8iIoprei.
5rlte 5e3.er 8in0er5rater
nIt Salftar.gHelA. @emnieialat,
siyiHpoit. 3ir8gefftuhen.-46eB05:
alBrei nit 11iHtel. Butter. 8rot.
stais.
70 cntae. 4iisfags @raupenlup-
ne 1"aaerttaut ma 80felileiih.-
&lnid @eloelatmuuit. 3Mngeii-
uHrit @unet. 8rot. Sale. Gbee.
Dfenta8. Slasag 5 erbieaiup.
pe. &c8ctefe S%auerfraut : Yd-
}igte Cicte-&erpenoaHJ) mirSriib-
n%iW7tae4. @aHh @rlaaOen
BON 45ielfleiih nit aartofeln in
oer Sdale. &ror. Butter. aaie.
Aaiiee.
@iittwo6. @~litta3s: @ieriuppe
4aree arsoi elm nit Sammel-
fleii - glun apielfloBe. But.
tcr. 8rot G1ee.
ConnerUeg. Wiittoas RinO-
flgii f5rage. ain0iieiidJ nit @ir-
ffaateal. guHh. 9ratfarfoffeln
uHo Gll5e. Batter. 8rot. Sale.
Nalao
8rcfteG. 03ittags: 0amphnu-
n aofliau mt 3Diebeln. -
Sgnh. Stale IautpiulOel nit
smpott seer 2e5erwurit. Butter.
@ro.. Mae. 19ee.
g anHoDrH0. Mtttaas: F@eiB-
t%0areaiuppe nit @emuie una 9n-
tan - Suna: ~Narfoffelinlat
INIT &erin8. &rot. Butter. aalfee.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-14
Gin Seller.

Sas ssreis agr GareHIe1ion 1T cent
5-a &ariler aiIi,ea5arf Souis
= flr cife tecfere @aHe.lna Der.
een poroet essn aatte bel eincr
Correction 0uI'e su leliicr. tei ocr
n Cter ms Iuse ipr.eie. er
uagte. oas 'ein auIa o~er,orcn tBar.
mean &C cs nitt iaiort relRiqse or
s'et 15er biz sum Gaos Der Sgera.
.lea Mt Sem aransgW eus naeil fein
aHoerer Nnlf5arst 5nr 5teae Dsr.
Ger arsnte ruroe lurA 0le Soerc.
iigr 1ereii1f II. @1fu haI rcd iie.
lca @sealisa i1rerln Sc,sqrs ie;n
esr.arsE Ger Sert GER
Ragaslt DIT uoR ar aesrsr SanS.
.l,is craihr. S,f ans e,1gser IN.
ig'ess 81 agsIs ilr . 5sitimHx.