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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-11-03

.nu minutu a II vtcfin yykonal
drahu iednt mile sG0 yardn
n l.ondfnt byl prayf zalolen ..
broysky mezinarodni siezd rejds.
RI k potirani organisoyanych na
murnikn d piistayuieh dtlnikn
Minultho tydne srsli Sc zdc dele.
gait sdruicni rcidafu Z Angle.
Ntmccka. IIollandska. Danska.
l}clgie. a Sgtdska. ktcri represen.
.tuli lodui poduikatele. ieiichl 10
do mali snosnnsl M milionu tun.
Novy tenlo mpzinarodui syaz bu.
dr zanrseu do senamu zdcjsieh r..
.gistroyanych flrpm Ilkladaielt
doufaji ~ ku syaH tomu pristnu.
Ipi reldari ccltho sytta. 4 Fran
IrIc q 2 Norvtlska jil reidari pro-
ievili oehoiu pfistoupiti iakmilc
ii,tt formality budou vyplntny
"Svaz byIo pfohlaseno. jest
"a tim uccIcm zalozcn. ably tplil
Incopravninym itokum. ktcrt ~
Istrany odborufch organi,aci ncbo
o Iiutch stran Isou poduikduy
prot syoboduemu naiimani pra-
|eoynich sill So strauy rcjdaru
Mezinarodui syaz trntu rizrn budc
Izdrisi hlayui kancrldfi. jcl bude
ImitD zastuprc vr ysrch statrch h
Inichz sdruieui ku svazu budou
|prualezeti
Die sdtlrui casoplsu Daily IT,.
IIceraph " jest Herbert j Glad
stone yyhleduut "a prytho guyrr-
Intra Spoicnicb ,tdtu iihoafri-
|ekych Jako sekrotar yuitra me-
ziSkal ST Gladstone vrlikt slavy
/ a proto iil po delsi dubu ohlizela
SCI vIada pro utho po neiaktm IT,
mem oboru pusubuusti Budc-Ij j.
.he-afridanum p. Gladstone priirm-
Infm. jest ovsru iua otazka
Y Glamorgaushrr. Wales. hyIo
It ttchto dnrch pri vthurhu If do.
ilrch zeiezarsk6 spplecuustj Rhym-
|npy zabito utkoiik horniku Ma.
.uaeer zarodu Bower. - leho diva
'pruyodei pfi pokusu horniky III.
|cIUanili rovnrI lahyuuli
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-11-03
ItIsIio

Nikdy pred tim Sc nepokracoya-
10 ~ strany ylady ruske prot
finskym svobodam a yysadam TAX
bezohlednt jako nyni. Ocekaya
Sc, zc kazdou chyili bude yyddn
carsky nkaz, sterym budc parla-
mcntni vlada finska odstranGna a
zemt postaycna ipln6 pod ustred
ni yIddu y Pctrohradt. rzcmi ye-
.vodstvi finsktho bude ochuzcno o
neibohatsi a nejlidnattisi guber-
.nil totiz Niborg. jcz bude pripoic-
na primo k Rusku. Vice ncz 10000
kozdku jinfeh yojaku bylo ji5
poslauo do I'inska IA dceIcm "ndr.
zeui yerejneho poradku We We.
rcjntm mineni rusktm Sc To poya.
.zuie "a 1pInt spraynt jcdnani
rlady.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-11-03
SPANELSko

Byla ivcre1nena posIedni yulc
spanelskeho profcSora Ferrcra.
ienz zpatecnickou rladou, ktcrt Sc
stal nrpohodlnym. byl bezc vsech
dnkazu viny poslan ma poprayiste.
y zavetl narizulc Sc yykonayate.
ii, ably pokracoval We yydayani
Ferrcrovych spisu moderni sko-
le vychovatelstyi ynbec. Dale
poznamcnava lFerrcr H. historic
Inkaze jeho nevinu, ale zaprisaha
sye praiely, ably mad jeho pamat-
kou 81 nclamali hlayy nelamen-
tovali, ncbot tomto zivot6 plati
lpouze tiny VA koncc lituje. "
jeho mrtyola neinuze b{ti spalena.
ABBYSSINIE
| n Adds Abcda dochazi zprava.
" kral Mcnclik byl We ctyrtck ra.
men mrtyiei a ~ STAY ieho ic mad
miIu povazlivf,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-11-03
FRANtTE

FRAN III.
Fraurouz,u biskupoHt prohla-
lsill yalkn proti obecuEm skoIdm,
ITouIonsky arciblskup Germain Wy
dial pax prohIaseni. vc ktcrtm vsc-
Irhny volitc yyz{va. by pm vsco-
!becnyeh yolbdrh ktert sa budou
lkonati pristine roku. odeyzdali sve
Ihlasy pouze takoylm Idem. ktere
Ihudou hajiti zajmy cirkvc Ma
Iproti tomu mnistr skolstu NJ.
IDommmerguc dial mrzi ufitcly ro-
Izeslati letaky. vc ktcrfrh Jim ma
lfizuje, by pozadayku kIeru nedba-
II aby prisnt dohlizcli K navstc-
Iyc skolnich dfti lakoz / K tomu.
Iby deti uzivaly Ne skolach ien
Iyladou schyaIeuych uccbnic. Anti
lklcrikalni radlkalovt slime zas agi-
Iinji pro uaproste odlouccni statu
Iod cirltvc q pro prisne proyadeni
lzakona toho Wlastc yc skolach.
StanoyiskO Ia zastaya sam premier
Il5rland.
Soud praculici " rozepri hrabt.
te Bonn dc ,astclanc prot bfyalt
ieho icnt, nynejsi princcznt De
ISagau. rozhodl. w. princczna deti
Isye musi posilati do skoly a sice
|do Lycea Jamson, kdc pri Sc Jim
IdoStanc vedlc yzdelani / prGliyeho
lltkarsktho oSetreni. Naproti 10
Inu zadost hrabctc. by prlncezna
Ibyla ~ kaldy den, ktcrthn by deti
1io skoly neposlala, IN kazdt ditt
Ipokutoyina 800, zayrhl
Parizska poIiclc prohlasuie. ~
sc zmoeniIa celt roty mezlnarod
mich podTodnihu Proti amcrickt-
lmu yyslancctvi zatkla j kueznu De
Idudctie a llnoela, ktcry Sc pro
Ihlasll N syna lmenovant. Parck
ten osidil prl parizskc klenotniky
o zbozi y Gene $4,000 knezna pla-
lila IN syiij byt ma Avenue kleber
5000 Die uddni polieic jc pry
Amcrcankou. ktera ic yc spojcni
IS bandlty v New Yorku.
/ y Parize Sc oznamuJe. ~ Henry
Ii3ernstein dramatickf umtlec u
Francis Chevassu. dramaticky kri.
Itik, svedlI spolu souboj mn reyoI.
VERY Y Prince parlui. Zadn} Il
enstnikn nebyl AMI kuli skrabnnt
fhcvassn yypalil napfed. ale kuIc
Eletdla ndkolik stop daleko cd cile
I8ernstcin yubee ~ svt pistolc ne.
Ivystfclil kdyz . JED ptali PROD
Incvypalil rduu. odpovtdtl Za.
Ernnntl isrm na to dncela X
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-11-03
IANSKo

Vuder radikalni strany Dahle,
.ntyofiI move ministcrstgo, vc kite.
rom dr J IT. Dcuntzcr. ktcrt byl
Is r. 1901 predsedou ministerstya
.a miuistrrm zahranitnich zalrzito-
.sti, prijal nyni krcsIo ministra
vuItra. Jellkol radlkaIovt We fol
kcthlngu lsnemovuci isou men
sine hudou praydepodobne Wy
psauy move volby programcm.
yc kteram naltza 50 yolebni prayo
pro zeuy,
f. Sehuyenius, pfeduosta de
partmentu zahraniGneho uradu.
Iprijal noytm mlnisterstyu utyo-
rentm yudccm radikalu Iahlem.
Iportefcnillc mlnisira zahranirnich
Izalczitosti Nyntisi ministcrstvo
jest pryni radikalni. jake kdy
Ddnsko mflo. VctSlm icho Glenn
81 AZ dosud politickeho zivota
Itinnt uesiicastnla.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-11-03

znocnilo arsenalu Vujcn. vzbou.
fcni fcckt podoba So yeicc yoien.
skt rcvolusi ruskt, ktrrd zacala
Ir 1905 ma lodi Knee Potcmkin.
'Taz, lak znamo. stfilela ma Odtsu
ID byla po utkolik tldnu postra-
chem celeho Cerneho more. By.
Iyaly premier feckl Raelis prcdpo-
vida konec nynejsi vlddy, kterou
svrhne vojcuska liga a sauna pax
chopi sc vladniph ottli.
v nyneisim reckon dranatn
hlavni ftyry llohy jsou y rukach
krilc, korunniho prince. byvaltho
Ipremiera a plukoynika Iorhasa.
ktcry le vudccm dustoinirk6 unir.
Tato So "a kaIdou cenu >uaH zor-
ganisovati ar1uadu, ktcra ir " pu-
Imtrreh prabidngch Eormui prime
koustatntin mtl byti iciim refor-
Imatorrm ale nczdarilo se mu To.
Armada ic prf nyni horSi, nezli
Ibyla pred atl roxy. Pontyadz ne
lni We stdtni pokIadnc pence. yoid-
Irl So vZdy pd crryna dn llstopadu
8pmust6II. taklr mrzi mimi nrbylp
ladutho prayidrlnthu vtcviku
kuIuuni priu" pax vojsko proti
Sohr pupudlI tim. n rysSimt du-
'stoiuiky y%hradc imcnovm -vf o-
|blibrncc, kirri - voisku sub.c mo-
Imrli AMI pontti kdcztn zaslouzili
.dusioinirj byli stale odstrkovdui.
Proto dnslo mrzl yoiiuy kc vzpou-
fe jejiml v{slcdkcm byla mic.
ktora sama pocala rcformou.
JakkgIi iato nabyla razu rrroIu.
zee. praslycha sr. zr uiiak De-.
.ni namifena proti krali
Ndmotui povstaui bylU zasr zee.
IN potlaceuo. Vcskcrt yladni ta-
sopisy povstaui to odsuzuii a sa-
mi nalGhaii, by puyodci ioho byli
potrcstaui uclprisutjL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-15
L'ENFANT PAPERS ON VIEW.
Exhibited at Meeting Of Columbia
Historical Society.

Some interesting old papers relating to
l. Enfant's connection with the Society
Of the Cincinnati were on exhibition last
evening at the meeting of the Columbia
Historical Society at the Shoreham. In
cluded in the number was the certificate
of membership of LEnfant. signed by
Gen. Washington These papers are a
part of the collection owned by DR.. James
Dudley Morgan, president of the society.
a resolution recommending that the
constitutiOnality of the act of Congress
retroceding the Virginia portion of the
District to the state Of Virginia be in
vestigated was offered by John B. Lar
ner and adopted.
The progress OF the George Washington
Memorial Association in raising a fund
to erect a memorial hall for the use of
organizations that may wish to meet
at the capital OF the nation was discussed
by Prof. Coville.
The following were elected to member
ship in the soc ETY.: Mrs. William kearny
Carr, Miss Alice L. Riggs. Miss Josephine
E. Prather. Miss Meta r. Heath, Mrs.
George Howard, Mrs. John w. Glennan.
DIR. ]. Ramsay hewitt. Mr.. Caleb Clarke
Magruder. jr.: Mrs. Sarah B. Philip and
Mr.. William P. Richards.
Mrs. Cora Bacon Foster read a paper
on EARLY Chapters In the Development
Of the Potomac Route to the West"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-15
PRETTY GIRLS BRAVERY.
Calls at City Hall and Procures
License to Wed.

Taking advantage of her lunch hour
today. pretty Ethel NJ. Thompson, -
saleSgirl In downtown department
store, who celebrated her eighteenth
birthday anniversary last June. visited
the marriage license counter at the city
hall and secured permit to marry Her
bert Hetterly. clerk In a grocery store.
twenty one years old. Rev. Theron Out
water OF Kendall Baptist Church will be
called on to perform the ceremony this
evening.
Miss Thompson was accompanied by
one Of her companions in the store and
hurried away after getting the license,
saying she had yet to visit a jewelry
store for the wedding ring before he
lunch hour had expired. She excused the
absence Of the bridegroom by explaining
that he could not get away from his place
Of employment to secure the license.
The young lady declared her father is
dead and that her mother had consented
to her marriage. The girls at the store.
she stated. had also been taken into her
confidence and were going to give her a
nice present.
When asked if she was marrying to
avoid the Christmas shopping rush she
replied In the negative, saying she would
continue to help out al the store at least
until the holiday buying is over
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-15
ADOPTS PENSION SYSTEM.
B. R. T. Company to Provide for
Its Veteran Employees.

NEW YORK, December 15.-One of the
first of the large surface transit lines in
the United States to follow the example
of several Of the railroads and large in
dustrial corporations and adopt a pension
system is the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Company, which today announced the
adoption OF such a system for its veteran
employees.
The road employs 1900 metl. and
large number are said to be In line for
participation in the benefits OF the plan.
Each employee who has served thirty
years win be entitled to receive % per
cent of his monthly pay when he reaches
the age of seventy, or is retired through
incapacity between the ages of Sixty-five
and sixty-nine years. The minimum limit
of service to ent!tle the employee to par
ticipation is twenty-five years. the pen
sion being graded down to 30 per cent for
such workers.
Provision is also made for employees
who are less than siXty-five years old. and
have become incapac itated after serving
thirty or more years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-15
Funeral of James johnson.

The funeral Of the late James Johnson.
former lieutenant Of police. who died OF
paralysis at the home OF his son-in-
law, j. w. Payne. S426 Georgia avenue,
Monday, at the age Of ninety-two years
took place at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon
from the Payne home. The funeral was
under the direction Of tNe Association of
Oldest Inhabitants. Of which Mr. johnson
was a member. Interment was made in
Rock Creek cemetery.
The honorary pallbearers were former
Capt. r. Brook Amiss. Lieut.. Daniel
Slattery. former Lieut.. James e. Hen
ner Of the local police force, and Will
liam A. Clark OF the Association Of Old
est Inhabitants. The active pallbearers
chosen from the Association OF Oldest
Inhabitants were A. H. Ragan, Charles
Behrens, Thomas H. Unsworth and Jo-
seph T. Morgan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-15
G.. A. R. Post Election.

At meeting of the George G. Meade
Post, No ). G. A. r.. for the election of
officers and representatives and alter
mates to the department encampment,
held last evening. the following were
chosen: L. Il. Siebold. commander: John
Riley, senior vice commander; c. Fl. Nc
Clure. junior vice commander: Charles
Matthews, quartermaster: E. G. Grum
lev, chaplain: r. Fl. Marcel'us, surgeon:
Charles Matthews, trustee; w. c. Mason,
L. H. Patterson. Charles Matthews. w.
J. Breed, A. A. Maxim and b. NJ Elliott.
Alfred Shaw, John Riley,
". w. E.!dridge. w. r. Ramsey. George
0. Burke and John Power. alternates.
Past Department Commander Thomas s..
Hopkins. representative to the board of
MANAGEMENT of the temporary Soldiers
and Sailors Home. recommended to the
department encampment for member of
council of administration r. H. Mar
cellus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-15
N. u. Council Election.

At the last meeting of National Capital
Council. No. AT, National Union. at 316
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing year: President. NJ. E. Jones; vice
president. e. J. Elwood: speaker. John
Cook; ex-president, Charles w. Henshaw;
secretary. Benjamin J. Cady; financial
secretary, Ross l.. Hunter; treasurer. Pc
ter Hahn: chaplain, A. /. Harris: usher.
William Elwood; sergeant-at-arms, w. H.
H. Harmer: doorkeeper. F. S. Hutchinson:
trustees William Briggs. W. H. Harmer
and D. J. Can't; delegates to the district
cabinet. William Briggs, NJ. E. Jones and
Charles F. Mallard; delegate to the I'm
mediate Relief Association, William H. III.
Harmer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-15
Promotions Recommended.

Chief Wagner of the fire department
has recommended that W. O'Connor, a
private of class 2. be made lieutenant at
81 200 year. to take the place Of Lieut.
Hurley. who resigned recently to become
farmer. In O'Connor's place the chief
recommends that L. Althcff. private of
class L. be promoted to class ?, with a sal
AIRY Of $1.OS0, and also that F. w. Cheney
be appointed in Aithoffs place at $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-15
WILDER ELECTED HEAD.
Post Office Department Council, N.
u, Holds Election.

Post Office Department Council. M.
204, National Union. has elected the fol-
lowing officers to serve for the year 1910:
Emery A. WILDER. president Thomas s
Mallon, vice president; G. b. Rose, speak
err; I. H. Sweeney, secretary; H. A.
Shore. financial secretary: John w. Hol-
lyday. treasurer: Charles Webel chap
lain: E. Y. McNerhany, sergeant-at-arms;
H. =. Dickson. usher: ]. F. Dankmeyer.
doorkeeper, +. V McNerhany. f. c.
Finch, G. y. Rose, trustees:T. Fl. Sweeney,
delegate to cabinet: T. S. Mallon. dele
gate to Immediate Relief Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-15
TO CONTINUE IN OFFICE
Gov. Frear Has No Intention of
Resigning.

Gov. Frear Of Hawaii has no intention
of resigndng from that Office. He made
this announcement today in reply to ru-
mors which have been circulating freely
about the country that he intended to
relinquish the governorship of the islands
and assume the practice Of law.
This is the first l have heard of 1t,
he said today when the matter was
brought to his attention.
The governor has been in Washington
for several days comforting with Secretary
Balhnger Of the Interior Department. He
expects to return to Honolulu by the end
of the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-15
BALTIMORE GRAIN.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
BALTIMORE. Md. December 1o.-wHEAT-
Easier; spot contract 1.2012: spot No. = red
western 1.o0at; January, 1.20Ia: February.
l.2l: May. 1.Is14; steamer No. red; 1;lsis:
receipts. l697s bushels; exports, lol,asl bush
CORN-Easer: spot contract, 6SIsa66i,; year.
661sa66A; January. 66t4 a6tas: February. &C., "a
863I: March, 6ta. a61 steamer mixed, 64ha64L.
receipts. 141. 7al bushels: southern white corn.
64Asa66ts: southern yellow corn. 6tssa66ts
OATS-Ffrm: No. = white, 50aJ0Ia: No. )
white. 4s1.a4sl2; No. ? mixed. 47l3a49; receipts.
/ $40 bushels.
RYE-Dull: No. western domestic. SOl-aS1 :
receipts 3.1lJ bushels.
HAY-Firmer: No. timothy. 1s.00alS.50;
No. ] clover mixed. II GOA I1.:Jo.
GRAIN FRE1GHTS-Easy: steam to Liverpool.
per bushel 2Ad January: Cork for orders, per
quarter, % liad December.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-15
FIRE MAKES MEN IDLE.
One Hundred and Fifty Out of Work
When Factories Burn.

PHILADELPHIA. December 15-Ffve
small manufacturing concerns were
temporarily put out of business today,
when fire destroyed a building occupied
by them In Frankfort. suburb.
About $50 persons are rendered idle.
The losses are placed at $4,000. divided
among William H. Dale, owner Of the
building; John Hayes. beamer: Harrigan
Haircloth Company. Graham & Company,
carpets; Thomas Albert and Stork q
Britton, textile manufacturers.
The fire is believed to have been of in
cendiary origin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-15
Women Writers to Meet.

The Woman's National Press Associa-
ton will hold its meeting Friday evening
at the Dolly Madison Hotel. instead of
the Arlington. The program of enter
tanment includes talk OIL THE Ma
donna, b= Great Artists, and History
OF Each,'' by Mrs. Margaret l.. Coope,
and original songs by Mrs. Hartman
Melvin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-15
Nav Destroy Old Pension Papers.

In communication To the Speaker to-
day Secretary of the Interior Ballinger
calls attention TO the fact that twenty
seven rooms in the pension Office are filled
with c2NOOO allowed claims. weigh
ing about 2633.75l pounds. He asks per-
mission TO dispose of the useless portion
of this great mass of documents. as the
new commissioner of pensions is prepar-
ing to realrange and reorgauize his force
and needs more floor space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-15

The power tug Adelaide. belonging |"
tile John Miller Company OF this ei's'
"a hich was out on the marine railway at
Henuetts boatyard for an oVerhauiihs
OF her hull, has BEEN put overheard to
make room for the overiiauiinS OF the
tug JOHN Miller, also of the Miller heet
Although the work on the AdefaiGe is not
completed. IL has progressed 50 tar that
* can be finished as the vessel lies in
the water at the shipyard dock. The hull
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-15
Vessels in Collision Off Maasluis.

ROTTERDAM, December 1.-THE Ger
man steamer Helene Mcneil from Mo
bic and Norfolk for this port. and tho
Swedish steamer Motala Strom. were il
collision today off Maasluis. and boil
vessels were damaged, but to what ex
tent is not yet known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-15

of the Miller. which was hauled out yes
terday morning, is to be covered with
heavy metal TO protect it from being cut
by ice while towing the river this
winter. The Miller will be OH the rail-
way until about the end of the present
week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-15
Waiting.

FT"H INT T lI7a-N IFtUNhF-
Pease hurry up, Copenhagen Let us
know the hest OF the worst concerning
DR.. Cook, and have II over.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-31
THE BATTLE FOR MOUNTAIN WATER.

Mountain water can oOb be secured io the state nStu-
toOS and The Capital CITY by public ownership Though the
city OF Salem
While the state Institutions need such Wate Supp6 more
than the O does the city alone has the police and bonding
power 10 handle the project
The final lepod o' the committee 10 the cN council Nil
be made as soon as 6oeWo Benson returns ana me capital
water commission is called logetheG
the Noik Of me cN council committee has been care
tUlb done ana ne entire CoWW.SSoN o. Ct1t0S IS COM
posed OF men Of the highest character,
But et these geoieN50 All sa.e that ,hS, h2,5 og .0-
0erlakng ahead o. lheM
81, Il is an Undertaking ,hal AL stand as Na0.re0t
WheN eoNqe'ca thai al " STNe q nVue ior al 0eD.
eTat0RS
LEI them e@-e ,n3, al t3S5 .05 sRScSe O. t'Sr cSS,
business a0o gCIyos aoHp % cr1s ,'S 3Al.t
AZ 10, " to.E"- 5ol.. UyN0.y q S,r.ss.3 o." ~
elements thai NgpaSs e'er % Undertaking 'a ~ oeNs' q
the pencie
81, l'S 08',5,-S15SS 81 81; ccqcS.c" "a ,r."c" an,
S2eN as ,'S le.t .4.ts "a ~ FSac0 ~ T1.. -,.
Nate 3n1 e,ae ,e7F.S-. 30 ,'S s-e3. q. q.
10 B'S3, So. 81 ,,4sSS s,s "'3as ato,.. So. rs
OF the cat OF ~ ces, c,zsS a0c ~ nc, - /, rs n.
StaNee.
SIT t's s,.-~ oil BE- ,..s-es,ce e g-sa,e- 60 arc
state '2r 3I t.,. s ss'sa.crS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-31

productive wealth but shy on population million, and
what has brought this about2
Fighting every man of prominence has been its record
Just such tactics of destroying the standing of every prom
nent public man in the whole history of the state is its
record,
One dead did escape but he happened to be hired by
the same corporations as the 0regonan
Hence he enjoyed immunity but the present senators who
are not creatures paid by the Standard Oil crowd 10 be
reduced TO cyphers in the estimation Of the public,
The time has come for the people TO fight the octopus
methods OF destroying every man who will not knee at the
shrine OF the putOCraCy.
When Taft comes to Oregon Il makes little difference who
hires room for him or hands him out or into carriage,
But lei the people OF Oregon show him that they are back
OF the they have nominated and elected to the highest
offices In the elf of the people of this state,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-31
POOR Old CERES NEEDS
CLOTHES AND MEDICINE

The statue OF Ceres auc az the
tats fair <rusinds needs axing. The
storms 9f winter have beaten dosn
On ne Did giri and caused her haads
90 eha1. also her faee. Shs lcoks
a. thuuEh sac lesdsd a euarss af
8rimstons and trsacis. and he a1-
lliuation Of s0me san lcticn. or sand
paper or somsthius t1r hsr hide Is
a. ruush az a als. shs has a kind
OF Nsary ,0Ok. nn0. and hsr strong
masculine facs has a sQrr af "Ti-sive-
ahything-tnr-a-chsN-lf-sahaccu SORT
lf luuk Besidss ler sickis b hraken
and hsr ei0thes are aur af sgyle. ant
hang on her Ike her cursst string
xas 'huHs "a She a -nu tall ang-
vaT 'ur ler annds. lnd funt seem
20 fnEa a lit 1f interest In Nhat rs
gnng ln. f Is larri -n rsiI Eaasisr
sue E-al- rlrGn Tr lar huE if sons
Ins Fauia url he hose ln hsr it
miElr uEGe 1rr auE nurs cheerful
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-31
me esOgls o. OsEsoN SAVE sOr 10 EDssr.

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I'2 pn@e s''.t .- --s .c cC ,c5 -sErg . ceS1-c,
the SancnG anc neocs q Senator's Scgrrs an, Cnarcer
IAN NTH tns TAR ADMINISTRATION.
As Ws 0sson1l t1 al rs -cas- % 0c.c.e al, ce-
at,e ~ ) Senate Nm. Us ScCr 3S he a3S sgc.sc S. e 8
CC.n2 tQ93y a-o cc,' ,- .- senator's
Nl t'e geoee S.3Hc c fat arc see Oregon craccec n
the mre o. Petc personality 70 srao ons-Stancne pc-
btcal gfouchl
Mo sal. nod rats ,a, a, Portland IS re grsa, hing
iSSue
Senator SogOe IS cna m31 Of ne Saoccmnrse on an
appropriations
Senator SQgrne has oee7 scosnZec D., I've a1niosta-
toa N more saSS han o0e DO ne Sha se cncfed orseca
ne recent tuning 1Qs0 Qt OfmSay Ncnarga anc cane
eut from NaShRg0R q Getsat Charneefan, sheas that
President an sa ne peoese and efnnst ne interests
mat an oote performance s8S b send icf a shte-
faced ha0ge0n o one o. ne oeca eatS b aak ne dl
Of ne aeOpe o. 0resQnl sat me 0regoniaa cd IL
The OtegQnlaa S Systematically ceStrQyng the standing
and influence ot 0qr United States senator's al tire ahen
tAe Shoe state needs tneir SsNiceS seIy much
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