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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-19
SeI6 K III or b.
Shiffsnabribten.

Rsp gort, 18. 2(ug. Qlngsz
tommeu: rQortatic" bon Soutbumpz
ton, rgoIumbia" pon 5risit.
Qbgegangsu: .8raf DaloerIse"
Hah Samburg, ga gropence" nab
5uore, nllnitso Statss" nu6 &opers
bagen, .goIturno" naa ROTTERDAM.
TontreaI. @nget.: .Qats Gris~
pon GOnoOn.
abgsg.: rRopaI Goparo" mad
griitOI. .2ute RaHitoba" mad 2iOers
pool.
GutenstoDn. 4bgeg.: r5euz
tonic" (oon Soutbanpton uHo Gbers
bOurg) Hoa Rem gort.
st. WihaeIs. Qbgeg.: nWolts
te" (poH Genua, RsapeI etc., Hab Rem
gort.
Rotterbam. gtnGet.: .Ruiiia"
bon Rem gort, naa ai6au 6sitimmf.
Gberbourg. Qbgeg.: gSronz
prin3 UjlbeIm" (Oor gremsn uno
Sout6amptOn) nad Rem gort.
QpoHmoutb. 2tbssg.: rGors
niibman" nuh W&pntredI.
2tDerpool. 2lugst.: .Weriou"
bOu philadelphia, .gDmric" BON go
Iton.
4bqss.: nQate GbamplaiU" na4
Wontreal.
Gibraltar. glnget.: .Sams
burg" bon Rem gort.
2onoon. Q(Hget.: ,UlUutroie"
Don Wontreal.
Rsapel. 4nget.: yuItonia" Don
Rem Yort.
ROttero m. aEast.: rRotterz
BAN" bon Rem gort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-19
Sleine YuliSei,tadJ rid)ten

- Nm. aromba6, geT6dftsfiibrer
Der WirtbIdaft oes 5errn Spbn 6.
Weber, Ro. 522 9ine Strabe, ertpirtte
sinen 5aftbefsbl sesen 6. 8. Sissls.
nnbetonnten 4ufentbalts, unter Der
2lniIage bss gstrugss. Gr min bon
bem @enannten mittelit zines psrtblos
fen Gbeds I'm $50 beidpinoeIt Dorben
fein.
- Sobn arnolb, SO Sabre off, bon
piitsburg, purbe in Der Witinod
Qnht on Der 4. uno Sobn Strabe uns
ter Der anilage bes 9rasens perborses
ner Waffen perboftet. CT bate einen
gsIabeHen ReDolusr in isinsm gefis.
- 6arrp Jones. tpobnbaft i'm Yort
9otel. go. 213 Msit 5. Strabe, tpuroe
seiiern um cine 6anbtaf6e nit aleis
bnngsitiiden etc. I'm Weribe BON $50
beitoblen.
Nus BEN 3immer bss Senrp
RoIt. go. 337 meii Z. Gtrnbe, tpurbe
BON sinem Shlsinbieb Elm lleberSieber
i'm Wertbe bon $18 entlpenoet.
4noretp 9stiermnnn, SO Sabre
alt. BON Of MeMillan Strabe. be-
fudte geftern stpei Reeer in bem 9auie
No. 4 aangoon Court. ols elmer bers
ielben plOblif bic Gnibeduns md6te,
Dab cine 9afdenuhr. ipelhe ouf BEN
5ifde geIesen bate. perfhpunben
mar. Sic btfdulbigteH ibren 8efuher.
ben 9iebifabl periibi su babsn unD ss
tam gu eintm 6anb9emenss. ipelhss
bamit enhete. baB Gtttermann iibsrs
ipdltigt unb bem mittlertpsils bsrtsiges
eilten poli5iften S6pinb iibergeben
ipurbe. Die llbr ipurbt angebIi1 In
{siuem Strumpfe peritedi boraefunben.
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itebt. Mobrf6etnIi9 til bte Rultur
Der Sru6tbdume pisl 6Iter. Sinb bptb
bte Reben Der tDitItdeu GsernIeter unb
Wlelniter Wetne iaon unter aarl ben
8iertsn etngefiibrt norben. Den fats
Ithfen Birnbdumen lit Elm Utter DON
mehr als 5ipetbunoert Subrsn Dobl qua
3utrauen.
Rptbe 5rii6te, rptbs 8lumen, rotbe
Stetne trdgt biss oftmaIs betbuums
itrtttene, iippigs 2anb. BON ben 9luts
birnen bab i3 f6on eradbIt. Sn ben
9ergpdlOern, 5umetit iungem @t6en.
beitanb, bliibt cine tiefpurpurne Gtliens
art, unb Die tarminrotbe SelfenneIte,
bieie 3ter Der 9aialttulme, iit0eutfcbs
bo6rens GbordtterbIumIein. 0as Gez
fhtebe aber birgt bic 9ranateu ober
pprope. pie Tie bic WtTenfbuft be-
nennt. Qu8 bem Sdnbe perbsn ite aes
iiebt, dus benz &ie5 Der 9qrfneoe funs
teln ite uns sntgegen. sic ihauen uns
buntelgliibero an, bieTe tletnen, burz
gunberrotben Qugen elmer gebeimntBz
DoQeR ouItaniIhen 8srgaugerbeit.
8ooo WtlDberg.
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DioroansriF.

sSrant Gmitb, Elm 90 Sabre alter
Giienarbeiier bon Ro. 213 aaprence
Strabe, erliti eei.eru 4benb p6brenb
tines Gtreitss NIT tinem Wnnne nas
mems Jrant Gang 9erlekunsen. ipsIhs
itoenfolls itinen Scb herbeifibren
fpsrbsn. Gang bebiente iid zines gsis
les, bon pelhem er 10 nahbriidliheH
Gebraud, madts. bab Smitb idpere
GopfDnnosn. sinsH Shdbelbruh unb
tinen 8ruh Der Iinten Shultsr ers
Iiti. Der 9,rIeBte puroe in betpubts
loiem 3uitdnbs nah bsm 6oipital sss
broht uno Gang tuurbe Ipdter unter
Der gintlage beg Wurodnsriifs oerhaf.
tet unb in Den 2. Giftriitstation sins
eeIRrrt.
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VeripnalsV otiScn.

Der 8ailiIf bes 9rObdtgsrtdts,
Strr Soc NE itertamp p, frn1erer
Usrtreter Der 8 Warb i'm Stuotruthe,
Der ppr einigsn 5aaen ieine Jerier d1ts
irat, iiberraihte eeitsrn feline Jreunoe
nit Der Qahrift, bob er iid in ct.
fouls. NO., nit FRI. anna labelling
bon Der Clifton aDenue perhetrdthet
babe.
Der itdbtifhe gartforiter 6err Gr.
abolf 2eue, Der felt Suli idrer
franf mar, iit nun b0lIig geneisn unb
ipiro am Rontag feline gerufspflidten
ipieoer I'm ppIlen ltmfange aufnehmen.
5srr Or. aeus, Der bstanntlih an eis
mem Magenleiben laborirte, befano iiA
bier Wohen lang i'm 5oipitaI gum
gdrmhersigen Samariter uno ges
brnuhte oonn nod cine pier3ebntGsige
aur in Rartinspile, Snb.
Nrbeiisnirettor Ter,
Ser iih felt etfpa Wo6enfriit nuf Reis
Zen befoHb. iit seitsrn suriidgefebrt unn
bat iein amt tpieoer ansetreten.
SIN bobsn altsr bon II Sabren TT
cine in ipeiten areiien betannte unb ais
eeuein bohnngsisbsne pionierin oes
hieiigen 9eutihthums in Jrau Get :
truoe Guenntmann eeb. 4ps
pelmunn, in bic Gipigteit biniiberges
ihlummeri, innig betrauert niAt nur
BON ibren Nngeh0riesn, ionbern aud
bon ben pislen ;5reunoen, bic Tie fi5
burd ibre 9er3enssiite unb ibre bers
borraeenben neutrality-suspicious. 81
erlDsrben senubt bate. Die 8eerot<
euns finbet am Samitns Woreen um
balb neun ubr bonn Srauerbduie. 80.
3748TnripinStrabe, aus itatt, tporauf
nm 8 nbr in Der Ct. Ilopiusz STRIDE
in griogetopn Elm feisrlides Reqaiem
eelebrirt tperoen piro.
Shfpertrant liegt eeoenDGrtie Ssrr
gBilliam @erDes Der laEgidbe
riee gisentbiimsr bes Geroes 5otsl an
ter Weit 5iinften Strdbe. an Der
9linooarmtnt5iinoung oarnieber. 6err
0eroes ertrantte am Mitttpo6 4benb
unb udbrenb Der Ra1t perihIirmerte
iih Tein 3uitanb bsrart, baB Die 5u
aotbe se3oeenen gerste nabssu bic
S,offnune aufgeseben batten ben pa
fienten am 2eben erbnIten Su tonnen.
SIM 2aufe bss esitrigsn Cages irdt je=
bod sine Denbuns gum 8eiten Elm uno
ss bat ieBt ben 4nfhein. als Oh Ssrr
0eroes sensien piirbe. 6err Gerbes
itsbt i'm SO. 2ebensiabr uno iit felt 81
Sabren Der Gisentbiimsr bss 9srbss
SoteI.
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Nus oem bObmiideH YaraOicie.

Nus Der groben StilIe bes fru6tbdz
rem lauoss, oos man oas b0bmiihe
paraoies gu nennen Ilebt, oriugen 3u.
tpsiIsn Gtimmsn, bic isne Rube MIR
nod tiefer empfiuOen !aiIeu: ods i6riqe
8sIprdt) BON elm paar 9dniejungsn,
begIeitet pom SreiIhen ibrer 9fIeglins
ge; eiuiee Dorte. bic Elm Bauer nit
benz poriiberfahrenoen SbitpGhter
pedIsIt.
Sino bieIe Zone. oieIe GsIprGche,
bic iibsr bic Wipfsl Der peitperslpeiq@
Ten girnbdume Su uns in Die offsnea
iSsniter oes Ganohauies bringen, Deuts
foe oner tiAehiihe 2aute? Wlan usrz
mag es nidt INNER 3u untsri9sioen.
Mir TIno bier nod duf uroeutlhem
8ohsn, aber oas Radbaroorf, 3pansig
Wlinuten IiiolpeItltdh gelegen, 1T pouz
tommsn tIbe6iIA s5u Der alten Stuot
SrebniB lit Die Gren3e am lnteniioiten,
am fsltiamiten fiibIbur. Jtiht etpa,
bag bic Stabt in 3pei odlften 3erfie!e,
etipa cine 3eutfhen@ uno eine Side.
hsnItabt. Nsin, 6aus um 6aus greift
Sprl1e unb S,6lag beioer Nattonen
ineinarber, unb bpd ptro 5dbe uno
unubl1iTig estdnpft; genau peib man
es: in oieiem Gditbaus pertehren nur
Deutfde, bort nur Sfhehen; bier bat
iin Der Shuloerein, bort bic Wioties
Sfolsta Elm Seim erri6tet. bier 1T oaa
bsutfhe Goiino, bort Die 9efeoa,
Wenn man nun pom 3issenberge, oer
.aosi 6orsa", etHem tleinen gaIalt'
tulm am Siiorunoe bes Wittelsebirss
ouf Die friebieIise Wuloe roa Don
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ssHjtisflnd1tliua.

Der 18 SABRE alte Dane Jerins. bon
Portsmouth, g.. ipuroe ssitern bon ben
Gehtimpolisiittn 6ueftlsin unb pfius
per6aftet unb unttr Der Antlaes. elm
Juiti3fliihtlins su fsin. eingsiperrt.
Gr foIl init mehrsrsn gltsrsgenoHen.
iuelhe mod ni6t oingfeff sernodt ipers
ben tcnnien, sinen Grobbiebftohl In
pDytSmoutb bsoanoen 6obsn.
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Oefdbrli9er Zturs.
Srsi Sabre altes gidSdeH idmer
perleBt.

Die il.ine brei Sabre olte Dora
Cooper, $40, 115 Sounoers StraBe,
Wlt. 4uburn, fiel seiteru 4beuo aus
einem 5enitsr bes hritten Siodfpertes
in ben Sof btnab uno aos Iich inuere
8erlssuneen 5u, tpel6e iebenfaas ibrsn
Spb bsr6eifiihrsn tpsrben. 9as Gino
befinbet iih in Der 9ebanblung Der
4er3te Or. Wbitoers unb Or. 2enSis,
ipsit,ss bas gefinb.n ibrer gatientin
ols auBsrit gefdbrIi6 be3sidnen.
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Miter Weteran geitDrter.

Sm sbrlDiirbisen alter Don 96 Sab
rem itisb seiiern Wiitas 5err GDtpin
Diders. Batter bts 5errn Charles 1is
dfrs, Sssr,t1r Rs Gbefs Der Gsbeims
polisei graipforb. in Der WObnuns fsis
rer 9ohier, Jrau Samuel Goblin,
Ro. 800 Weft z. Gtrdbe. aus Dem 2ss
ben. Der DerItnrbene bate als Wit4
glitb zines Jnbian0er Regiments ben
9iirssriries mitsemaht uno ipielie
bis 81 ieinem 1Dbe in @. q. 81. Rreis
len tiHe grobe Role. Orr Nidtrs
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2ouispills, Gp., 18. 4ug. -
Die 2tttionGrs Der Gibslitp sruit So,
tDelde bur6 bic unterfdlagungen oes
friibsren SetretGrs Nug. Hopte um
iiber 81 100000 gef6dbtgt purben,
6ei6loFsn 0onneritag, bas Grunbtus
pital bon j Miaion auf 2 Mtqionen
Dollars 3u erb0ben. Ropte lptrb i'm
tommenoen Ropem6er prp3sfirt fpers
ben.
0erS ira benb q bn ftreittn
60 um BUS.
@olumbus, g., 18. Qug. -
9ouperneur 5armon ieste 0onneritug
feiHe 8emiibungsn sur S6lidtunJ
bes Stretts Der Strabenbabn Qnge>
itslIten fort, fopeit inbeFen obne Grs
folg. ausfdrettunger finb nidt gu
berihten, Die StroBenbabn Wagen
entbaIten ober nur fpentge pdFagiere.
gluF Gnregurg bes 9ouDerneurs
tpiro bas duf % Sabre bemeFens prt>
oiIegium Der StraBsnbubn 8sieQz
fhoft, tpeIh. BON Observation-Disclosures
S4It9tung bss Stretts ni6ts piTen
min, unteriunt perbeu, ebenio Die
StaatsgeIeBs ipsIfe barauf ge3ug
hdb.n.
als RsO. DaIbingtOn 8laoen Die
9eieuIfuft auFforosrte, Ii6 elmer
idieosri4terIitsn Shlt6tung gu uuz
terperfen, erbielt er tetne 4ntport.
Gsneral=Qbiutaut Wepbre6t Drobte
beuts, cine 8etettiosQgentur aug bem
Staats austpeiisn gu Iafeu, tpenn Die
geri4te, tpelhe er er9alten, duf
Wubrb.it bsruben ionten. Ulanhe
Der Getsttips ndmIih, neI6e Die
Strdb.nbabnzWo9.n begIeiten, follen
periudt babsn, Die Mense gu Gepalts
thdtigteiten auf3uftateln.
81 enbabn unfalI.
Ral.iq6, u. g., IS. 2luq. -
Jnfolge elmer SoaiitOn 3ipiiaen einsm
pdfagier3ug unD elmer RangirmdIdis
n. Der RDrfolt &c Southsrn R. R.
Duroen beute IbeHo 3fpet Ber1onen
auf Der Steus get0otet uno Drei anOers
i6per oerlsst.
SeI6Itmoro.
aanfas gitn, Is. Ququit. -
Wm. ). Crane, Elm Solicitor Ieerts
bier beute auf bem 8rabe Ieinss Rinz
beg i'm Worien 5riebbofe cine feline
JIaits nit GarboIIGure. Seine 2ei6e
puroe fpdtsr bonn 5ootengrd6er auis
gefunoen.
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gl5slidler Cob.

Der q Sabre olis 4rbeiter gbtporo
1ople. bon Qo. PA Wsft 10. Strdbs,
ipuroe eeitern. am 9elirium 5rsmens
leibeno, nah benz 5oIpital asbraht
unb itarb balo nah ieiner ginlisfss
riins. Der Coroner ipuroe bendhrihs
tigt.
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miBperit It an mi E.

o.: r8eitern mar i9 i'm 9bsater.s
g.: .Mas baben sic penu gegeben2~
o.: nglt6ts."
g.: uno od puren Gle i'm 5hedter2"
o.: .Sa, tptiTen sic, ta bate elm
G5reibilet.@~
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erblidte am 10. s5uti 1914 in 8erts
gountp, pa., bas 2iht Der Delt. Qlg
iunger Mann DerSog er nah Snoianaz
polls, Sno.. ND er % Sabre als gpfte
meiiter tbdtis mar.
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81 d ftrnfe.

9i6ter (3u feinem Sobnden):
r@ilIp, tpenn On uiht fofort artig
bif, muBt 0u mir beut orei Retme auf
.Werf6en- iuhenl"
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Inter g o r eh q 1T.

gaffiih: Sold herrliher, iiiBer
Spnmermprqeul gogeIiang, blunli-
ge @ieien NIT Shmetterlingen, od,
10 modte ih fir thinner surd bos
qanse leben ponoern natiirlit
utd1t --alleinl"
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Go!u bus, y, IL. Nu5uit
Die Staot Cincinnati tpiro aegen be
Gntiteiouns oss GtautssSbergeri6ts.
pelhe bobin lautete. oab bic 2ouispine
C QuIbpile gabngeisuiGaft bas Rsdt
beTibt, einen gia0utt an Der offsniIis
den aanbung gu srrihten, bsim 8uns
oes essSbtrssriht 9srufung einlegen.
GrsSenatpr 5orater lit 4npaIt Der
8obn. Sberittsr Sammsrs ga6 na5u
bic Grl1ubnib.
Degen Morbes in antIage.
5ufauO oerfeBt.
2ittle 0 q, 2(rt., Is. quguit.-
SD. q. Smitb. bsr 9auptanpalt fir
!. g. 2anaiton, purbe bon elmer
@ranoiurp in Q9olnut Riogs pegen
cnaebliher WlitbiiIfe BET Der grmor>
ouns u. 80. Sbireqs. zines betagten
aoufmanns aus Minturn, in 4ntlage.
suitanb peritst. pdbrsno aesen Gang
Iton bic antIags bes Worbes i'm eriten
@rabe anbdngig genaAt purbe.
Sbirep, Der iibsr $500, 200 binter1
lieB. Duroe am s. medr5 b. :. in fers
nen 2doen bon unbefonnten M1roerr
erfhoiIen. Die Sobfelops bon ar>
tanIas, ipslhe sr SuGrben ietues Rahs
laifes einieBts. babsH cine untsrIut.
ung singelsitei.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-01

tention to the disputed question,
Lawson relates an incident of how a
United States senator who was
termed an enemy" by the so-called
System" after every other effort
had failed to bring him to terms,
was accidentally" introduced to
Titian-haired woman. After a
three. days seance at a we'll known
resort, the enemy was turned back,
thoroughly tanned. OF course, there
were others besides the woman, such
as accommodating press representa-
tives, who through the influence of
the system" might be induced to
hold the story of the escapade out
of print.
"For years and years." Lawson
charges, "the principal business Of
leading Standard Oil lights has been
to debauch individual and munich
pal, state and federal, and judicial
lawmakers, and law administrators
for gain-with systematized de-
partments for the instruction ana
practice of bribery, perjury and 9TH
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-01

New York, Sept. In a hot shot
cannonade, embodied in a telegram
to the World, and printed over his
signature, Thomas w. Lawson says
that not only red haired sirens, but
black haired and fiaxen haired ones
as well, were employed by members
of the System" to debauch public
and private individuals that chance
throws in the Systems" path.
The telegram is a reply to John
D. Archbold's denial that a Titan
haired woman or any other was ever
employed by representatives of the
Standard Oil company for political
purposes.
Prefacing his broadside by the re-
mark that of 20 "systematizers'
who have heretofore opposed his
views, seven have been convicted of
crime, five are fugitives from JUS
tice and three have died by their
own hand, while he is still doing
business at the old stand, Lawson
makes some broad charges.
By way of calling Archbold's at
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-01

New York, Sept. Answering an
attack in the New York Evening Post
which accused him of taking money
from corporations to buy votes,
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, in an
article in the Outlook tday, declares
the Posts statements absolutely false
and says that the editor who prepared
them practiced every known form OF
mendacity.
In the struggle for honest politics
there is no more place for the liar
than for the thief. In a movement
designed to end the thief's domina-
tion, little good can be derived from
the liars assistance" Roosevelt's
reply says. objection will be made
to the use of the language. My
answer is that I am merely using it
scientifically and descriptively be-
cause no other terms express the
facts with precision.
I'm an article in which the New
York Evening Post defends those who
are at present in control of the
Republican party in New York and
whom 1t has affected to oppose In the
past, the Post, through whatever
editor was personally writing the
article practiced every known form OF
mendacity.
"As far as / was concerned, every
man who visited the white house did
so openly, Hartman as we'll as the
others. / took no money from Harri-
man, either secretly or openly, to
buy votes or for any other purpose.
Whoever wrote the article in ques-
tion knew that this charge is the
foulest, basest lie.
"The statement in the Post is not
only false but malicious; It is not
only a direct contradiction of THE
facts but is such that it could only
have been made by man who, know
ing the facts, deliberately intended
to pervert them. Such an act stands
on the level of infamy with the
worst act ever performed by cor
rupt member Of the legislature or a
city official, and stamps the writer
with the same moral brand that
stamps the bribe taker."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-01
COL. HOFER
GETS A FINE
RECEPTION
ALL THREE PAPERS AT KLAAI-
ATH FALLS GIVE HIM PAGE
HEAD LINES AND ARE BOOST
ING FOR HIM.

klamath Falls, Ore. Sept. L.
Special to the Journal was in
Columbia county Tuesday. Jackson
county Wednesday, klamath county
Thursday; will be In Salem Satur-
day and hold political meeting some
where In the country.
Came through from Ashland To
klamath Falls, saw everybody on
road; have big meeting here tonight
with band, in front OF postofhce and
Portland store. Go TO Merrill and
Bonanza this afternoon. State
highway campaign interests all the
people, who want 10 see the state
develop. All three papers here foe
me. Have page head lines, Hand
bills say. LET THE PEOPLE
RULE says Col. Teddy Roosevelt
Our own Colonel. leading candidate
for Governor Anti-assembly plat
form says. LET THE PEOPLE
RULE e. HOFER
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-01

SALEM POSTAL RECEIPTS FOR TEN YEARS

Unquestionably there is no better
standard by which the growth of a
municipality, and the rapid settle
ment of its surrounding country can
be more accurately judged than by
the increased volume Of the receipts
of it's postoffice; and, judged by this
standard the city of Salem has ad-
vaneed with leaps and bounds within
the past 10 years from town of but
few scattered thousands of people
to a thriving city of approximately
$1,000 happy and prosperous souls,
and it's postoffice has risen from the
rank of fourth class to the second
grade of the first class. This years s
postal receipts will most certainly
advance the postoffice another grade
(the third) among the postoffices Of
the first class. and the salary of the
postmaster will be increased another
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-01

Portland Ore, Sept. 1.-The In
vasion of Hartman territory by Hill
has never been brought more fore
IDLY to the attention of the public
than now, soon after the death of
Hartman, the great railroad finan
cier, ]. j. Hill, his greatest business
rival, is having his surveyors stake
out line for tracks directly through
the Pelican Lodge estate of the dead
magnate on Pelican Lake bay, Ore.
This comment was made today by
C. e. Runyon, president of the White
Motor Car Company, who Just re-
turned from Pelican Lodge with the
news that when he visited the couD-
try home of the late b. II. Hartman,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-01

500 per year over the present in
come of $3,100.
Increase of Over 800 Percent.
Ten years ago, or the close Of the
year 1900, the total receipts of the
Salem postoffice aggregated $17,-
397.s3, while, up to August 81, of
the present year the receipts have
reached the handsome total of
$49,61452, with the four heaviest
months of~the year yet to come.
which will without doubt bring the
receipts for the year 1910 beyond
the 100000 mark, which is the re-
quired goal fixed by law marking the
increase in salary for the postmasters
of offices of the first class, admitted
to the third grade. The increase to
date, September 1 !, over the receipts
of the Salem postoffice for the entire
year 1900, is exactly $32,216.69 or
approximately 800 percent, and for
the full year it will be nearly $50
percent, which challenges comparison
with any other city of its class, and
under natural conditions, in the.
United States.
$4,000 People in Ten Years.
The record Of the growth of the
business of the Salem postoffice dur
ing the past 10 years, and especially
within the past four years, has been
nothing short of phenomenal and
gives substantial foundation for the
prediction of city of a population
OF over $4,000 within the next 10
years. which is the goal that has been
established by the progressive citi-
Continued ON mage eight
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-01
HILL SURVEYS RAILROAD
THROUGH HARRIMAN'S YARD

the Hill surveyors we're at work with
in the precincts Of the estate. They
surveyed a line directly through the
estate, cutting it in half. The line
is that of the Pacific and Eastern,
running east from Medford, Oregon,
to connect with the Oregon Trunk
line down the Deschutes canyon.
"I talked with the surveyors,
said Mr.. Runyon, "and they told me
the cut through the estate could not
be avoided. 1t was the only prac-
ticably route, they said, and If neces-
sary the road would condemn the
property. The line runs between the
lodge proper and Pelican bay. on the
edge Of which is the house"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-01

in his own words, very proud and
also very humble
I'VE supported measure to force
the corporations out of place and
especially to illeSalize contributions
of money by them to campaigns,
long before Roosevelt was, and we
did our best to make corporations
gifts to politicians odious at the very
time when Roosevelts agents were
collecting hundreds of thousands Of
dollars from them to help elect him.
"In view of this, we will not re-
tort Roosevelt's word upon him,
merely saying that he has been mis-
informed.
ut is plain that Roosevelt as
president urged e. H. Hartman re-
peatedly and cordially to come TO
the White House and Hartman did
afterward go to see Roosevelt and
contributed $4,000.
Hartman himself said: I was
not a political manager. could
help raise the money, and l did.
collecting 100000, regarding the
expenditure of which / wrote Sidney
Webster. At least $4,000 votes
were turned in New York city
alone u,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-01
THE POST REPEATS
ITS ROOSEVELT CHARGES

New York. Sept. 1.-The Evening
Post fired a broadside this afternoon
in reply TO the cross-ire of an edi-
torial by the contributing editor"
Of the Outlook. The Post says:
Roosevelt writes an editorial
calling the Post a liar and adds
that objection may be made 10 the
language. Not by us. We regard
It as a decoration 10 be thought
worthy Of receiving It as an order
OF merit. Roosevelt has bestowed
the word upon 80 many distin-
guished citizens that he makes us,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-01
fuNIrED PREss LEASED Wins. !

CINCINNATI, o., Sept. Oscar
Witt, of the San Francisco club, was
claimed by draft today along with
Waring, of Los Angeles. and Mag
gart, of Oakland, all of the Pacific
Coast league. Drafting was particu-
larly heavy, more than $125,000 be-
ing deposited with Secretary Bruce
to cover claims.
Witt apparently was the most
sought after youngster who will he
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-01
BIG LEAGUE MANAGERS
BID HIGH FOR PLAYERS

taken by the big leagues. Manush
and Hess, of New Orleans, also were
bid for eagerly nearly every club
having in a draft for each Of the
three players.
The st. Louis Browns entered the
largest number of drafts Of any ma
jor league club. Cincinnatfs draft
included witt, Warlng and Maggart,
of the Pacific Coast league, and
Hess. of New Orleans and Schneider
OF Denver, the latter a pitcher.