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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-11
lluScrisg bin Tlautcmais.

Waisplantningen begpnoer life
3oroueiter for / Mai, iaa man fan
tqnfe, Der er mere emo Sio npf til
al iorberebe ia oertil. Suis SoIu.
oelen al oct ri IGier / SIaoene er
iunSt. ga bar Der life paa marliol.
Siae aar pGret iaa itor Rangcl pan
aoS 9lantemais ("Seeo Gorn").
0ette FL heller life ct 9aniuno al
Roll, icm bar Senne Bare tiliolgs
o. aierne oil frGmme andre, Der
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-11
Carmen ne 9anrn.
ReStseret At en- praitta Garmes
Gu Mifbenf (SOtbcb).

Sil en- Wiitb9nf, bpori man fat
ioa Srs tioIigt ON Saaren og iaale-
oes aple fine egne &%isffenllrter og
andre Sapeperter tibligt, bebspeS in
gen itor Smfoitning og heller life
iaa meget Irbeioe. Sooeoiogen er
at bloc, bporleoes BET ifaI eisres.
StsrreIien maa rettes efter 9ebopet
% oe for baanoeuoGrenbe Roteria.
Ter. 9ette si9lber oa iiGr De 8las.
rammer, iom man enten bar, eller
iom man bill forifafie fig. 81 bible
beIIt tiIraaoe en- 8reooe paa tire til
fire SOB efter 29n9ben paa De 8las'
rammer man bar, og 2Gn9oen afpas.
les oa efter, bpor mango 8lasram'
mer man gnffer at BRUCE. Oct beoIte
Steo for en- WiitbG1tf er en- SGloine
MOB Spo / 2p al Ell Iterre 9p9ntn9
eaer aitoen 9eifpttelie for Horb. og
9eitenpinoen. Der bpor Sengcn ifal
bore, ipabes en- Soropbntng 11a SOB
opb % fplo oeri Seitegiobiel ira
Staloen til omtrent Ell Soos Spf.
felie,. efter at oct er ianlmenpaffet.
gaa bette lpgges iaa lin og feo
WtuIoiorb blartbet meb Sano; bette
MuIoIag ber bore A til 6 Sommer
tpft. Zen epre eQer norore &ant al
Sengen bsr liege lih bsiere emo
Spbfanten, tbi % bill SolItraalerne
faa mere Maet. Se @oro eller Size
Ter, boorpaa @lasrammene ifal leg.
9es iom Gag, maa bore benimoo en-
SOB breoe. Otter 1pgle Cages parmt
Solifin planteS Srs al Salat, go
mater, &aal o. lignenoe / &aoer, og
naar set begpnoer at ipire, fan 8laS.
let lettes op mi6t paa Sagen for at
ifafie friif 2uft. Suer aften luffeS
@lasiet igien, og set belle o9ffeS oper
meo &l9oer, iaa 8armen / RiitbGn.
fen life tabes / Rattens SOB. Der
maa ofte iprsites meb lunfent Sano,
og beriom Ribbagsiolen thinner alt
for parmt, bill BET ppre gobt at l9gge
RusieIin oner @Iasiet. Ser err og.
iaa benz ser belle Siben laber ppre
at BRUCE @IaS og nsies meb tpr6t
I2erreo i~itebetfor 8las, men ba mao
Der bruges itsrre Soriigtigbeo, naar
Der er foIbe Gage iaupeliom folbe
Ratter, at Ser b9ffes mere foriietigt
til. gor man | H9rbeben at ct
Ste6, bbor Der er Ell Sanbelseart.
ner, fra bnem Der fan fisbes Blanter
til at iqtte no / 8isffenbauen tiblist,
ga er BET ct fort Spsrgsmaal, bpor'
piot set Iparer Jig at plunore meo en-
Wiitb9nf, naar iamme giemeo fan
opnaoes peo at betale noale Gents.
Mer Sopeiaeer til @rue iaa tioliet
Iom muIiet burbe enboer SuniIie
fire fig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-11

" encmnaocnS Aofeuot beror pa Iroeuttiorens Cmidtninn
- oQ AoItcuec. Sarmcreu fan tuu Neluis bciteumc bet ll0s
bpttr, ION H1iurer nil tilnSe I'm SorS at proHutere, men BAN
tou reaulere I'M Gpiues Noitenoc peo Sc g}aittner, San BRIT.
Ger til Gdararbeioe ca Srobctniu9,
SerocuS Wdrtcncr po0ter M pnd NeiuItaternc AZ Sen Norns
bot. ipm amerita5 Sorutcre foreia0er. @icr Dc ~fcrueNue
betc rig StIeuninp.
Hniporct FOR ipiINt @reSe o. Sortieneitc bpicr M pan Nig.
@rlg DIT SnohetrinQSublr qigr btt EdIa ir ocu traole
Sih IEb inacu HiNto unhGoa ~grperimcncr iaapcI meS
gPuitiuer ion meN @inNehnSina.
S!erc huuNrcoe Suinorr Sarmerc fan peo griariro drbe'
f0Ie GncLiRheNcn al | II { NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-11

maa fisbe, til at betale Ell bei Hris;
oct er rantme Ilpor, at Sogen er al
ualminoelis gietiebeo.
S Ell aasie meo fuetig WiiIo bag
aisffenopnen fam Maisfornene, til
ct IntaI al 100, l9sges / &ooer 10
/ bper Rao, % buiS De ipirer, fan oct
opbages, boor flor 8rocent ser er
sobt. Sag Irsoerne, ct aorn ira
boert Ir, og life oIe ira ct enfeIt glr,
for at bore mere iiffer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-11

pet ristis eobt, % Iiot saIt. 2ette
foees eIler iteges, til oct er en- iaIt
Mosie, 90 maa rereS / mi % bo.
SmibIertio bar man | 9ereoHab
inlaa Stpffer riitet 9rsb, Tom er paa.
inirrt Smsr % Iiot prepareret Sen.
nep, % raar SmeIeteu er n~ogenIun.
De fait, bar man oen uboner
"Soaiten", iom er Inat uooocr ct
parmt SAD. Gerne maa ogina Ter.
peres iaa BARN Tom mlIie. - TiSic
Setter eener iig uomerfet til 0unt
- bette Iaaltib, iom Oct or iaa pon.
ifeIigt at bite pao no9et til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-11
cCormick Osborne
Milwaukee Plano
Champion
Deering

6~rrNreoer % Suiiuber al Sarmcre, erfdruc % breonc Sore
retniua5rrno, mco Sc inrnne YrobIeulcr, Scr itiltr i0 lilts
operior og, har lott fine ErobIemcr pcN en- eutr uuoer al btSie
Q&itiucr. Sc tiebte beni life ioroi Be urrcOe en- 6orOom til
0uuit for Ni5ic Yaiiiuer; SC tiebc Scm iorNt sc bar orCrs
bcpitc ON, at StSic Maiiuer rcprricntcrcNc Ncn bsieite
Staubdro al HoririuliQbeo SnohctuinRSmaiiiHcr NoritrI!'
tim. ioroi oiSIe NRdiitrCr uNicrcr bnao ser iororcS az Ncut,
forSt &c tror, at nf oiSic @aiincr ioar Sc Set itsrte llbbptte
al uooct @cu0euoIrg.
Sen erpcrimcutoIe RcrioNe or forbi, % @irtefrait, @aril'
Ieo, gutcltbeb, 1dalioeIiphcN % ole RditincpS er!clte Ecle
iaalcoes, at DC fan oUbnticS mco phe, cr IN set QdrQbnrc,
Sorbcoriroer bporueo iauurI So Tom Nrbcioc troiparcS, ftrcre
Materialer. mere 5aorburrt5mrSW0t 90 ombpRRcuQt uSiprt
Arbeioe CT M itreuat acnucmiert ! 6abrt!dttoren al otsie icr
Nd!ircr, iad al al 9iiiiio for hit &eetommcHoc er uocu!ict.
0teo bpiIferiomhcl't Naiiire al oiSic | II c @GlitiuCr ian
Su prre iitter for en- iepu, burtta. ~uoibruNt % perieit 3uS'
hcitnina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-11

2Iia iom NiSic uuge M fer M, 'aa our'
trent Sar % glor ocrss 10 od ieg ffrit
lurtc benz at licuSt Der / ReS aioer Gas
len. 0DiLltt bIomitreu6e settlement.
ct al Dc met U~elopbnpQeee al De noriie
gpQoer icN bar feet. Ytan1e al be GIore
bar Soe ilrttet no til set lille msrie
@~raptammcr, bpor De TaI iad botIe til
guigbsoens Roraru, Oct or bEct iaa at
ii9c en- nh Strat Der iioeH ieB ! CONNER
f~ericrue upbpIot mia I Scune norlic Spg'
Sen. Set gaur iom SaImeotgtcren Tiger:
"gtcus @rubeu laites. Puggeu gprGer
Ga gto uoHetter gsoeuS Spor,
znu immcr itg iaieu iorpnger
6psr roeI 5Irgt / 5bo OF HorN, Iii
Ga WiuSct on @uos Srofditheo
S]urplautGr iig ! tuitHo Geo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-11
9Gg web Git.

S~aarbfogte gGg flores op i tenn.
meIig tpffe Sfiper % lGgges | ct
Stegeiao. iom er imirt og beitrset
meo ftniteot 9rsb. 8oa bper gGsge.
fine IGgaes en- tpno Sfipe "GruD.
ere~.Sit al iamme StsrreIie JON
seaaeifiuen. Gn lioen alat Smsr
lGaaes oper Siteu, Iibt Salt % Re
Der Srnsies oper, oeroper bar man
Itsot greo, % iaa iGtte5 oct iuo / en-
meaet beo 9ageroon omtreut . Ni.
inter pg ierperes iaa bcot iom mt
lint
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-11
ear ineS sGssciauee.

9ette err en- letpinot Waaoc at Ter
pere Canned SaImon" paa. 2oreu
ierperes folb o9 fsleenoe Sauce bel.
oeS oper ben: 3 9gggebIommer, Ell
balp Sop Slsbe, en- baIp Sop Gobif,
9 SbeIfeer brunt Suffer. Snlt, Ecs
Der % SeQerifrs efter Smag. Mon
fan ogioa tiliptte liot repet Eeberrob
eaer libt tor Senncp - it6rsrt /
Sufferet - bpiS man bill boue Sait'
cen ifarpere. Soucen foges / en-
Double Boiler, til beu er INF, % bel
oes 6erpaa ooer 2afien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-11
Corn Ical. NufTns.

2 aopper gorn.NeI, - Sop Spc.
ocmeI, Il Sop Suffer, 3 sGq, ct
Stpffe Snrer ioa tort iom en- Sol.
nsb, en- Sbeife SoIt, , 5beIfeer gof.
ing Eopber og moi MeIf, iaa oct bIir
Ell tpnb 3ere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-11
Ghe.Smdet.

: en- 9int npiilct @leIt foyer man
- guno rig Git iom isrit er ifonrrt
/ tunbe Sfiuer. Saainnrt Siten er
imeltet, bar man 4 seg l. iom er uis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-11
Hiu.Muifus.

en- 9op foIb, foot HiS, 2 Sgq, Ell
Gitart MeIf, en- Spiieite Smsr, en
Salt, en- Gint Mel % Ell top.
pet Sbeife @afine Bomber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-11

Rhite gtne % arbpr gitae.
2 Ill 3 5po, 80 Or. 100; en-
s1b. Senb Srepfort efter ga
@~oresie:
I Farm. 3. 10. Postyille, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-11

u. Ncres Sruathdoe for
tdloa o. andre @oetiipb.
West Side NUrsery& FruI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-23

Los Angeles, Calf, March "a
Andrew Carnegie is on record today
as faVoring a court of commerce on
the grounds that 1t furnishes the on
ly possible means of regulating
great commercial and financial COM
binations.
Combinations can't be annihil-
ated, and it Is useless to attempt To
force them out of existence" de-
clared Carnegie, during his speech
last evening at the banquet ten
dered him by the Los Angeles cham
Der of commerce. But to let them
regulate themselves" he continued,
would be intolerable. They should
be regulated by a power without
themselves. "
These combinations have come
upon us during the last half cen
tury. They must exist, and we must
accept them as law of the age but
the corporation must not be per
mitted to fX.its own rates and laws,
for judge who could sit in a case
wherein he is interested would be
dishonorable. Corporations must be
regulated or the consumer will
have no chance"
The steel king then fayed the men
who have accumulated millions and
expect to pass them on, undimin-
ished TO their heirs.
II believe the man who dies with
Millions" he said, should forfeit
one-half TO the state. The income
tax would not obyiate this difficulty,
It would make nation of liars. The
income tax Is the most iniqnitous tax
ever devised"
The stock manipulation also came
in for a scathing arraignment Car
negie declared vehemently that In
the future the man who operates on
the stock exchange will be looked
upon as q parasite by his fellow citi-
zens.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-23
KLAMATH COUNT WILL
NOT STAY DRY LONG

klamath Falls, March 23.-(Spe-
cial to The Capital Journal )-There
are good indications that klamath
Falls will have licensed saloons by
the next election. This community
has had continuous costs for prose
cutions, and the manufacture aad
sale of liquor has not preceptlbly di.
minished under prohibition. There
are many near-beer joints, and soy
eral large warehouses are full Of
liquor of all kinds, which is widely
distributed, and no revenues obtaiaed
for the city or county. Many places
that sell one-per cent near-beer hand
out regular bottled beer when one
per cent is ordered.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-23
LuNrrnp rnnsa 1nAsnp w1nn. ]

Bluefelds, Nicaragua, March 23.
-(By Wireless to Colon) Two
thousand Madriz soldiers are NOV
ing toward Bluefields today, accord
ing 20 spies who have reached Rama.
The spies came from the interior
and telegraphed the news to the cap
ital of the provisional government.
Bluefelds was thrown into panic
by the rews. Plans were hastily
formed for the defense of the city.
The Estrada forces are scattered and
only a few stragglers have reteurned
TO Bluefields and the towns is prac-
tically defenseless.
Couriers have been sent out to
communicate, If possible, with the
various commanders of the Estrada
forces and an attempt will be made
to mobilize the troops between Ra-
ma and Blueiields. Rama is the
base of the movements of the Estra-
da forces and an attempt will be
made to mobilize the troops between
Rama and Bluefelds Rama is the
base of the movements of the Es-
trada troops and efforts are being
made there to bring in the strag-
glers and reorganize the army,
General Vasquez, commanding the
Madriz forces Is expected to reach
Rama within two days and IL he
should succeed in cutting off the pro-
visional army before 1t reaches there
it is believed here only a disorgan-
lied resistance could be offered the
administration soldiers and the fall
Of Bluefelds would be almost GER
tain.
Once before during the revolu-
tionary In Nicaragua, Bluefields has
prepared to defend itself. The plan
adopted then Will be used now and
should the Madriz troops pass RAJ
ma, most of the people of the city
Will be taken to the bluffs that over
look Bluefields, and the forces can
be marshalled and will be placed
where they can send a raklng cross
fire across the town itself, should
the Madri2 army attempt to invade
the city
The threatened danger has gwen
rise 10 the rumor that the United
States will be appealed to again to
interfere in Nicaragua. There are
many Americans In Bluehelds and Il
Is said a hasty message will be sent
to Washington asking for the re-
turn of United States cruisers to
protect American interests.
The last cruiser left Nicaraguan
waters a few days aso.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-23
UNION COUNTY HAS
NO CONTROL AT ALL

La Grande, Ore, March 23.-rhe
passage of a 500 annual license fee
for near-beer saloons shows tina;
there is general evasion of the pro-
hibition law in this part of the state.
No place can afford to pay that sum
fUf the privilege of selling near beer
alone. The fact is, several places will
take out this license and do a gener-
al saloon business. All kinds of p.'us-
ecutions have been conducted here,
and with little effect. except 20 pile
up costs on the state and the city
and county, and for years no revenue
has been obtained. The new ordi-
nance will be producer OF revenues.
and stop boot-legging;
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-23
WILL PUT TOWN
ON WHEELS AND
MOVE IT AWAY
WOMAN WIZ OWNS TRACT ON
WHICH BUSINESS BUILDINGS
STAND RAISES GROUND RENT
so HIGH TENANTS WILL MOVE

San Anselmo, Cal, March 23.-The
threatened removal Of the business
part of the town of San Anselmo be-
gan today. when II was learned that
Mrs. Carolina OsgoOd, of Oakland,
who owns the 14-acre tract on which
the business building stand, intends
to double the rent on the expiration
of the leases in May.
The announcement was made that
the business men will change their
locations. Postmaster Frank Bur-
rows Is in search Of a new site for the
postoffice, and his example is being
followed by other tenants. The town
trustees are contemplating a PROPOSE
tion OF putting the town hall on roll
ers and moving II 10 a new location,
and the chief Of the fire department
declares that the fire house will fol-
low the town hall.
A number OF real estate men, who
are housed on the tract. declare that
they will move, and the indications
are that a bank. which probably will
act as Mrs. Osgood's agent, win be all
that remains ON the tract, which A.
now the business center Of city Of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-23
DISCOVERS
AN ANCIENT
PROCESS
PORTLAND MAN CLAIMS TO
HAVE FOUND NEW, OR RATH-
ER, OLD WAY OF PRESERVING
ALL KINDS OF FOOD SUB
STANCES.

Portland, Ore, March 23.-Much
interest is being manifested today
IN the claims of William II. SWEET,
who says he has discovered the se-
cret of preserving flesh, fish and
cereals, used by the ancient Egyp-
tians. AS proof of his assertions,
SWEET exhibited a number of roses
that had been allowed TO wither for
a year. BY the simple process Of
moistening the petals, the flowers
resumed their original freshness and
color and the withered buds burst
into bloom. Corn on the cob, dried
year ago, was restored by merely
being placed in water over night, so
that 1t not only looked, but tasted
fresh.
SWEET says that for 10 years he
has been experimenting, seeking for
the element which, successfully ap-
piled by the ancients, kept disinte
grafton from affecting food products,
and recently he discovered this ele-
ment.
The apparatus by which he ac-
compllshes the results which he eX-
poets will revolutionize the canning
industry and the preservation OF
meats, is a queer looking affair A
long case. Horizontal screened
slides bear the product to be pre-
served Air constantly circulates
within. That is all,
The process is not expensive, the
work is quickly done and the pro
ducts keep indefinitely. SWEET claims.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-23
GETS 100000 FOR THE LOCKS
Bourne Secures the Cooperation of Congress With State

tion in the fourteenth congressional
district gave william O 1overing, a
republican, a plurality ~ $4,000.
Democrats here are S'lantly de-
claring that the next no z of repre-
sentatives will have emocratic
majority.
Robert O'Brien, editor the Bos-
ton Transcript who is today,
declared that it is a mist to as
sumo that the election of means
rise of the democratic lio He de-
clared that with r. Buchanan,
Foss' republican opponent, was an
unpopular candidate.
Even Old Boston Wakes Up.
Boston, Mass, March 23.-The elec
tion of Eugene Foss, a Democrat to
congress over his opponent, w. R.
Buchanan, in the staid back bay sec
tfon of Boston, caused a political
furor here today. Aside from it's
bearing on the political situation
throughout the country, the election
means that there will be a fight on to
a finish in the Massachusetts legis-
lature for the toga of Senator Henry
Cabot Lodge
The explanation of Republican de-
feat given by the Republicans today
is general dissatisfaction over the
tariff, and the belief that the party in
power was not paying enough atten-
tion to the question of the high cost
of living"
The elected Democrats say: THE
people are swinging to Democracy as
their only hope for change in con-
ditions."
Foss' victory is a popular one, and
already he is being doomed as a can
didate for senator to succeed Lodge
1t is possible that the Democrats and
Republicans in the legis-
lature may combine to elect an oppo-
nent of Lodge
Foss, discussing his election says:
'The vote is the result of>the peo-
pies demand that the Republicans
shall fulfill their pledges of an honest
downward revision of the tariff.
1t is a deTsnnd that Canada be
treated decently."
Buchanan, the defeated Republic
can, said:
Il shall feel that my defeat is not
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-23
CONGRESS Will AID STATE IN
OPENING RIVER AT OREGON CITY
Purchase Old Locks and Construction Victory Better
Transportation Conditions Western Sometimes
Almost Hopeless Victory Well Worth the Struggle.

Washington, D. c., March %
Col. E. Hofer, President Willamette
Valley Development League, Salem,
Ore. FINALLY succeeded in securing
approval of senate committee on
commerce to following amendment to
river and harbor bill: Improving
Willamette River, Oregon: For the
purchase of the existing canal and
locks around Willamette Falls, at
Oregon City, Oregon, for the purchase
of the necessary lands and the con-
struction of a new canal and locks, in
the discretion of the secretary of war,
three hundred thousand dollars; pro-
vided that no part of this appropria-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-23

tion shall be expended except for the
acquisition of the necessary lands
and rights of way ana FOR such ante
cedent surveys and preliminary work
as may be necessary in this connec-
ton until the state of Oregon shall
appropriate for the aforesaid purpose
a like amount; and the purchase of
the existing canal and locks, or the
actual construction of a new canal
and locks shall not be undertaken un-
til the secretary of war shall be sat
isfied that the state of Oregon will
deposit the said amount in the treas
ury of the United States, in such sums
and at such times as he may require;
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-23
OXFORD
WON over
CAMBRIDGE

London, March 23.-Oxford low
cred the Cambridge colors today in
the annual regatta on the Thames
winning by three and one-half lengths
after a race of four and one-half
miles. The distance was made by
oxford in 20 minutes, A seconds,
which is n seconds behind the rec
ord time.
The oxford crew was in fine fettle,
and shortly after the first mile mark
had been passed they showed their
superiority over Cambridge, and the
result from that point was not In
doubt. The race held the greatest
interest for thousands of persons, who
lined both banks of the Thames to
witness the most important event in
the yearly athletic calendar of Eng
land.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-23

provided, further, that the treasurer
of the United States is hereby au-
thorized to receive from the state of
oregon any and all sums of money
that have been, or may hereafter be
by said state for the pur-
pose herein set forth; and when sc
received the said sums are hereby ap-
propriated for said purpose, to be eX-
pended under the direction of the sec
retary of war and the supervision of
the chief of engineers,
JONATHAN BOURNE, JR.
(See letter on page two of this
issue under head of "Grangers Peti-
tion for Free Locks.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-23
A BAD LOSER

San Diego, Cal. March 23.-"san
Diego will go right ahead" said Di-
rector-General Collier, of the local
exposition committee this morning,
after he had heard that the confer
ence at Santa Barbara had voted 10
favor San Francisco.
I'VE have raised a million dollars, "
he said. "and shall get another mil
lion, and we shall be able 10 give an
exposition that will be a credit %
the state and the coast. The action
Of the conference was a foFegone con
ciusiOn
Nobody can say that Southern
California was really represented al
ono conference ios Angeles certain
~ was not"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-23
Switchmen Get a Raise.
UNITED PRESS LEASED wInH. ]

Chicago, March 23.-All members
of the Switchmen's Union of America
employed on eight roads with ter
minals in this city will be given a
wage increase of three cents per
hour, according to a decision reached
by an arbitration board, under the
terms of the Erdm i ct. Towermen
and switch tenders in intermediate
yards will receive an increase of So
per month.
held that the cost of living had in
creased 25 per cent since 1905, and
the demands of the switchmen were
justifiable. The increase of wages
will be computed from February 10,
when the demand for arbitration was
filed by the unionists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-23
Democratic Landslide in Mass
aGhuSettS Makes Republican
congressman Do Some Hard
Thinking.
MAN SAID TO BE UNPOPULAR
But Indications Are That Congress
Itself Is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Majority of $4,000 Wiped Out and
Democratic Majority Is 6OOO-De-
feated Candidate Says Result Was
Caused by High Price of Living.
LIMITED PRESS LEASED WIRE. l

Washington, D. c., March "a
Cured here today following the
news of the Democrat landslide yes
tarday in the old colony section of
Massachusetts,, in which Eugene
plurality of 5000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-23
TuIns Down Vncclnntion LAW.

SANTA Cruz, Cal, March 23.-Ac-
cording to a decision of Superior
Judge Lucas f. Smith today, the
California state vaccination law is
unconstitutional. The ruling was
made in connection with a petition of
the State Board of Health for a writ
OF mandate to exclude all public
school scholars from the Watsonville
schools who had not been vaccinated.
The petition was denied on the
grounds thar the law was discrimlna-
tory
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-23
Dead From Wreck Now 40.
UNITED PRESS LEASED w1RE.l

UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE.
Marshalltown, Ia, March 23.-The
death of A. H. Nagel, of Waterloo,
Iowa, and Charles e. Davis, of Min
neapolis, today brought the total dead
in the Rock Island wreck to 40 per-
sons. The wreck occurred at Rein
beck last Monday. Nearly a score of
injured passengers are here still.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-23
JAZZ secured b sayIer Case.

Watseka, III, March 23.-After
more than a weeks delay In the get
ting Of jury. opening argument Of
the prosecution In the trial OF Mrs. j
b. Sayler. John Grunden, her father,
and Dr. William Miller began today.
. he defcndants are accused of the
murder OF j. B. sayler banker. hus-
band VI the woman ou trial
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-23

without its value if it convinces the
Republicans that something must be
done speedily to lower the cost of
living"