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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-02-02
Communication
PERcJVAL HICKS

Editor Mathews Journal
There
has been some talk of the propri
ETY. of the Hon. w. A. Jones re
signing his seat in Congress prior
to the primary election in which
he will he a candidate for his par
ties nomination tor the u. S.
Senate, and take the liberty of
requesting space in your columns
for an exposition of my views in
the matter, trusting your well
known spirit of iair play viii ad
InIt of a presentation Of both sides
OF this question.
In the first place l desire to
point out that III eqent of a va
cancY occurring in the First Dis
trict. there will in all human prob
ability be four aspirants in the
field contesting fer the Demo
Ctatic nomination. l shall name
no names. but leave it to the
reader draw his own conclusions.
Two Of these would probably in
any case support M. Jones for
senatorial nomination. Tw o
others would in the event Of his
resignation prior to the election
unQuestionably oppose him and
throw their influence to Senator
Martin. Now these four gentle
men with their proved friends
friend with a political
f5.4~0 .eugne u ! d undoubtedly
carry the First Dsrtrict 5v- a. =
majority for any candidate they
should combine to support and
by so doing greatly increase the
chances OF that candidate in any
general state election.
Should Mr.. Jones withhold his
resignation until after the primary
he will thereby secure the good
wishes of every political aspirant
for his seat, for even an enemy
who profits by his advan cement
wouIdbe turned into lukewar m
friend, and every FREUD would
from self interest become AIN ar
dent advocate. Should he on the
contrary, at once resign his seat.
all these aspiring po.ititions would
at once commence a canvas for it
and by so doing get at logger
heads with one another TO such a
degree that cordial operation be
t~sen them tor the election of
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-02-02
ENTERTATNMENT
SIX KLERTonAN,Aos

On the evening of Feb. I4th.
the two act farce. Six Klepto-
maniacs," will be presented at
the Red Mems Hall. at Port
HAYWOOD. Begins at 8 o'clock
Admission % and IS cents.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-02-02
order Of publication

In the Clerks Office of the Cir,
cult Court Of the County of Math.
ews. on the zIst. day of January,
1911.
VIM. Sheppard. Jr. Assump-
Plaintiff. Against sit a IL
ElmOre Clark Attach
Defendant. ment.
The object of this suit is to re-
cover OF the defendant. Gilmore
Clark the sum Of $too. 90, as dam
aSSs for the breach of contract
q the attachment having been
returned executed. and an affida
Wit having been made and filed
that the defendant. Elmore Clark,
is not a resident of the State OF
VIRGINIA. it is ordered that he do
appear here. within fifteen days
after due publication hereof, and
do what may be may be neces-
sary to protect his interest in this
suit. And it is further ordered
that a copy hereof be published
once a week for four successive
weeks in the Mathews JCprnal,
4 newspaper published M the
Countyof Mathe ws>~and thai a
copy be posted at the front door
It thegcc courthouse Of this County
on the oh day of February. 1911.
that being the next succeeding
rule day after this order was en-
tered. A copy-Teste:
Sands Smith. Clerk.
/. 6. GaInett. p. q.
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RttActe Like Ttqers

In fighting to keep the blood pure
the white corpuscles attack disease
germs like tigers. But often disease
germs multiply so fast the little fight
ers are overcome. Then see pimples,
ooils, eczema, salt-rheum and sores
multiply and strength aud appetite
fail. This condition demands Electric
Bitters to regulate stomach, liver and
kidneys and to expel poisons from the
blood They are the best blood pu-
rifier," writes c. T. Budahn, Tracy,
Cal, 81 have ever found" They
make rich, red blood, strong nerves
and build up your herlth, Try them.
Soc at all Druggists.
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Excused Of stealing

T.. f. Chamberlain, of Clinton, Me-.
boldly accuses Bucklen's Arnica Salve
of sdealiDg- the sting from burns or
scalds, the pain from sores Of all kino
the distress fIom boils or piles. cit
robs cuts. corns, bruises. sprains and
Of their terror" he says, "as a heal
ing remedy IFS equal DOT exist.
0 .ly sc 81 all rreggis $.
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2 king who left Home

set the world to talking. but Paul
MathulRs, Of Buffalo. n. Y, says he
always keeps at home the King of all
Laxatives, DIR. Kings New Life Pills
and that they're blessing to all his
family. Cure constipation. Headache
Indigestion, dysp psia. Only 2Sc at
all Dr1 sgists~
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@. II. Patteson
NOTARY PUBLIC

and Commissioner Of Deeds for
Mathews County, Va. Bills of
Sale written for vessels from so
tons down. Your patronage is
respectfully solicited. Address
Mobjack, Va.
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". "a. acher
M0bjack. Va.

Agent for the Regal Engine.
the best four cycle engine on the
market. Information and liter
ature on request. Your patron
age will be appreciated.
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JOHN n. DtoGa

MFR. John H, Digs better
kown as Jack-died after a pain
full illness of several months. at
his home in Potatoe Neck Sun
day night. He was oS years old.
His funeral was conducted by his
pastor. at Bethel Church of which
Mr.. Diggs had been a faithful
member and officer for many years
His brethren of the church and
Odd Fellows Lodge paid him
great respect during his illness
ard at his funeral.
MIR. DIggs leaves a widow. three
children. one brother, and one
sister TO mourn his departure.
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IN n, c. & A, RAILWAY CO.
Piarkatark River Lire
In effect Sat. April Esd. 1910

In effect Sat. April sd. 1910
Steamer leaves Pier 9 Light Street
Wharf, Baltimore, every Sunday and
Wednesday, weather PERMITTING, for
lFreeport and intermediate landings,
as follows
Leave Baltimore s P. NJ. Mia , so
A. IA. Simpsons ,. IS, Tipers 5, Black
wells 3 80, F.eeton T.. limbs 10.
--Reedville 80, Hardings 90, HarVeys
8 IS, GSace Point 10, Byrdton 20,
Kilmarnock 80. Ocrans 8 IS. Jackson
Greek H., Cricket Hill IL so, Calls
II IS. Fitchetts u 80, p. NJ. Ruarls
! 80, Warehouse l IS, Conrads , 90,
Green Point IS, Stampers , 80. BIans
..,ss.
Arrive Freeport 4 30.
Returnir g-steamer leaves Freeport
Tor Baltimore and intermediate land
ingss every Tuesday and Friday,
weather permittfVg. as follows;
- SsiissS7 . - ~ NJ, BANDS
q 10, Stans. 1901, Green Point IS,
e Conrads 90. Warehouse 80, Ruarlzs
n
Il Hill 10 IS, Jackson's Greek IL 80.
n eOcrans p. NJ, Kilmarnock 40,
f,Grace Point $50. Byrcton D., Hard
etings 8, Harvevs 3.15 Election 4 80.
~ limbs As. Reedville s.. Mia 80.
sIne .ackwells 5 As, Tipers 8. Simpsons
tnl, arrive Baltimore next morning.
This timetable Shows the times az
(which steamers may be expected %
- arrive at and depart from the several
- wharves. but ti'eir arrival or departure
~ ---St the times stated is Lot guaranteed;
nor does the Company fold itself re-
sponsible for any delay or any 'sOnSe.A
'quences arising therefrom.
Freight received at Baltimore for
above points on sailing DAYS until 30
p. M.
WILLARD THOMPSON, Gen, Mgr.
A. r. BEAvEN, Agent, BALTIC.
T. MuRDoca, Gen Frt-Pass Agt.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-02-02

iiOw to cure q Geld rs Question in
many are Interested just now.
oerlafn'S cough Remedy has won
Neat reputation and immense sale
= ar maI;iSasle cure OF colds Ii
or wa 5 expended upon. For
',s q 5eale 5
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-02-02

When buying a cough medicine for
children bear in mind that Chamber
lain's Congh Remedy is most effectual
for colds, Group and whooping cough
and that il contains no harmful drug
For sale by AL dealers.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-02-02

Farce man IN New --fS 3 q
Seen able to make the I
10000 people who toll /
Returhln%scrapers more COM
f~o,,, T.;ob+ Nently noteworthy
ordinarily would
street. daily 6Rad accomplished
d lean back in
T. M. Ior Old tnot be troubled
aod Rlems Of serious
williams Gibbs
Old Point ComfoF master in the
tportation prob
lot landings IN (d him taking a
oastar Co,,,,4;o. You will be
i'm at his desk
State-rooms from I'd If you should
Ae evening you
Ia same place.
Iree ha,-.t,s 80, ,,O,r pc to increase
40 >I' wa urbanite and
water baths. brtion of the
Hike to leave
John X. St1ERNSs and TWEEN
p-ot live in Su-
Md fix II so
ert s. Blair,
1
bws.
nnot quite
N,0O0 tons
red Is for
darlington
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-02-02

Through tickets for sale on board
the Old Do iinion Steamship Connpa-
ny's steamers from landings IL Msth-
ews and Gloucester Counties to Balti-
more,
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In the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court Of the County of Math-
ews. on the 2Ist. day of January,
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w. E. Corr, Clerk,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-06

set. SCI. 81: /, &. Ct. set.
' block G SssnSs AND ss R Flying Nps s m
Rivard sndR Russell st FH.@'
cr.s R15' on q nS par,s
s'7-1Fo5 Grading Grading and I eayyng s asS In
i Sleef hi sGq9ds and p a sHliss
II, s's sSS y ~. Louis G Nora, as9 plat srG Of
Fort and Elizabeth Part 10 @ 50 +a 20 S IS
as sIaI N ISs if Isl plat OF 81 i 9ene Pa
ave- FOR the heirs Of AntoiPps PR "a xw 80 49,
Sf SsSagsst Il 80
hastings. Mncomb and Mon
rarsney q Fitzpatrick al. 4.
lot /. A Beaibien Part 3 T3
Part 8 IS 81 lB 72 @1
~ y Part 3 IS 81 ia 71 @n
Marie osTner lot 20 20 plat Of .t the sub
M n ss n .d Rsr' oS 9' Maiett ara Farm OF
sslSs, r. ss ..,,sv .i'Ss
eept portion occupied by Bishop
N sssS:y sec. Is Yi ,S s.'i Lots 81 'F sas
Frank schneider e 1850 IT. lot 81 q"
Of o 1. No iss Rivard fam GO =.
j. N Tinpette lot named
wesson's OF the Louis, Nor: .. A. 90. - -
.s-eFo r"s qpadirG and Paving aisy
ST. Grao and winder
Frank spieIman - ~. lot 4 block .-y fi..s
se,ns to- 8s1uin ''..'''. Part
FRANK FAMED f' sub o e ~ o psrt an
''' Ssst q scsns:d 'SS Fss!ss ~:
s. wSos q HTas ;s' '; rs; II 10, n..a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-06

ies-For opening Agnes ave. from
Shipherd ave. to Bowen ave, where
not already opened.
Geo. n. Smith. e. Field. lot 13l Moses
W. Fields SUBJ Of that part OF II
6. 1s. lying bet Lafayette st ana
p. p. seidier. e. Field. lot is4, last
named sub. ,.,.......:........
I,othrop Est Co. W. Sheridan, lot
IsI. last named sub. ..-.....s.
r. T.. Perry. W. Sheridan. lot 81. iast
@ u. Morgan. o. Sheridan, lot 81. last
named sub ......s..'....
I. a A. Bassett. Q. Townsend. lot b.
last named sub. ............:..,
fC>~ss.u m N~r
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Roii-ro Whom Asssssed--Dsscription
OF Property.

d. IL /, e {. !. &
:r ls.' : 8: i' 81 4: s.1 T' 81 p.ss .S
block S s:sss:s .s Sc S ssss ss.
Ssu %.0s sub lot q = F SssnS d; s;ns sa
D. e WOOD lot Do last named .Se-, pu n .,
f b chope. lot 50, last named nm ,s,., =,
''' sss ' S:sss.e .i $, r s.ss me:
$sSs i + III. lad:
so IA: s::ss e :s:; "a:
9Th %:.f: Is !: rs
bet Fremont ayes, ar
,Gs. y:s.s a 10, %"
block SssSs.s 81 w F.sss ;.a
pIs% o' the "'T south 's line Of of As
''s% Isi sun s' & me lot " S ssg'; Esis
book :ss .S: Sssn 4 "a %i,S..
? s:$s;$: #
snISEs oradins Paving ai:S
s sTs.. G sss%Sisn By and 's ST Ansn.
J.rom. Daley W. asc IT, lot So
jerome Daley. 10. 70 last panel panel non ~ =,
g. ;:E?:
h ss s. fn line st A R.sas,:n ' tr' tn
bien farm ~ 80. Part as
W. y
~ orNh :" 10Y . last named p.1tl si~w n
'' s;ss to, S:.sr ale; M s.y!s' s. ;sy
cIlncrd and PsTE = -, :,
block 10 ( ~ y Governor % %"a";f Judge. :.
Geo s., n eaas. sub = lot 10 eisa y
last named sub. ...e,.,.... Part
last named sub -. =. Part
s By x ii: @ GsSa. S e GTsps S'n" ss
'f s:s Il. $ ;,"$ "''S:
AsG'' s2sn:o" tss'.s + ls' N Melvin, vim,
.I d; L Ia: :s' Il IF, IS, ;s =.
''".Ss; s: :"sS I:, I'D s s:s,'s ::
S.alsSs ; ans s.s%sS.s ss ss'
TGs%@' Ns5Tsl lot !Fi,"' ss.s: s's a:
.sS Of s, Of T: .! s'i 81 and s1@';
Hs: i Is lit It, Is las. ;' sss.S y =,
s.y ,. s.Sss lot , a.
3; ;e:}:s: r:. s'i S,y s?s's 4:
R. i ' S. ~. s; i ss:' Of ''f sp :t
~; s s::.$ s IT, $:.
be BENZ John Re : .ns Brush s' s s'T Tss
ss:s s"s s ,,s. {; S,ss
3:ss.s! If !. e. sss S {.
ida s"n Raymond OF ii. block 2. .o -,
B 'f = w Sameo W 'I ESQ Il, lot is G.n.-
SUB c Of sSs Sav Z S" t@"
Waite e lot H. named - 40 :,
l ~
r. F Waite S IT, LOT II, last named a.. :, "a - - :,
Geo IT. oi.s lot IL Inst
oeo sn Fl oies lot TO- last named sub
. named sub. 80 .
~ r =, ., Part DE los 20 az
E p.lm Msg.. saS Of ' PARK < lot nier'
II II. Parsons ~ lot IS las, NJ. 20 - .,
IT. " Parson LOT asst named .. - -.
H VI II Parsons lot 81 iaot named
A. 70 r. Brush lot l. block a. brush
sub sub Of 18th, that =, part -, OF tn; srusss 81
Farnsworth st. and the = line o, r, a. - ~, $3.50, ..
Aexandrine ave Par. 'i y =" - z@ !" ~
last named sub -. = Part slnm as
1o4s-For Grading and Paving alley
being north Of and
parallel champlain st from the
east line OF shiPherd ave My TO
air second alley. north
OF Champan from the east
OF Shipherd to the west
line Van
the alley nrst west Of and parallel
curb line Of north
erly south line Of second East
and West alley n -, OF g Gha cna p st
ssssnd 50. Van Dyke farm. 1915 Y7
VIM iso j. .p.ltrids. $ It 10, 8 =
VIVA naH j. p s1f lot ., named :"
s.ns s.fss y sa p., n psSps Of " nsz
parallels Michigan from the
S ws.' lime Of Of R %sst es s Ssuiee
/
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ALLEY AND STREET OPENINGS.

Roll-To whom OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF Property.
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Roil-To whom ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF Property.

j. IL. Berry Est. lot i37. block Z.
iOas~For Grading and Paving Liili-
bridge ave from the North curb
line OF Edlie ST. 10 the south line
OF Jefferson ave.
James stanley, lot IL. O'Flynn's sub.
OF lots 1. and 8, OF the adjoining
rs n strip lying sly thereof. OF
the sub. OF Il. &. 6sS. lying 3 OF
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ron GRADING AND PAVING srREErs-,co.u.u.a.,

Roii-ro Whom Assessed-Deseription
Of Property.
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rs rs 50 % 81 70 70 .
IN @ o. % 20 ?s2
Sn aa ,@ "a 70 81 81
81 ss 81 ia "a 70 90 %
IL 20 a. s. 50 70 10 81
IN So $50 ga SIS 20 l,s Sc
ls % $50 80 T@ 20 IS. 10
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-06

lo33-For Grading and Paving Butter:
nut St from the west curb line or
Trumbull ave. to the east curb line
OF Harrison ave.
Maria Skareen. lot 103. MoReown's
sub. OF the :. part OF o. l. Ye.
Woodbridge farm 1922. Part 1
Eliz. schneck. W. 20 II. lot 80. last
named cub. ..............Pa Part l
I 634-For Grading and Paving st. Paul
ave. from the east curb line or
Parker ave. TO the west curb line
Of Burns ave.
Clara Grassland. q 40 n lot IS.
Coe, Denham a Shepherds sub.
Of lots 20. 70 and &c. OF the Van
Dyke farm. r. G. $40. Part !
Edith Barbour. lot 22l, addition to
lark sub. being block 4 and c. n
of block 3. OF sub. OF Cook farm.
let. St Paul and Mack ayes Part !
ioSS-For Grading and Paving HAT
ave. from the south curb line OF
waterloo ST, TO the northerly city
limits.
J. IL Berry Est. lot las. block 3.
Hart Farm sub Of part OF r. ca.
sal. s3s and ss7. Village OF Fair
view and Township of Crosse
J. II Berry Est. lot lac. block .,
last named sub. ...........Pzrt 4
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"a s IN s@ 30 70 - o.
% % S im . 70 % 50
Is 8 "a IN Ia 70 % Il
q SO 81 1V III 70 &c a
&C So ia 2s AS 70 81 "a
1ss Is 20 la 10 20 90
Sc g ale as 80 70 1S
iaa s. liz 10 20 % 81
Is {" +" !" !" /" % /"
sn is 'n 80 70 % 8,
q 2 /" i@ rs 70 &c z,
n +" la ip 70 80 4,
q a . ia !. I" " n
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FOR GRADING AND PAVING ALLEYS.

Roll--To Whom ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF Property.
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Io1l--For Grading and Paving Mel
drum ave. from the south curb line
cf Wstsrloo st to The south curb
Edward NJ Ross. Q. 1911 n. lot 81
nupont'r sub. OF n. y Of lot 81
Medium farm. lots 81, 81. IS and
~. sub. Of lot s. also part Of lot 4
Bcaufait farm ......,..... Part /
r. G. schultz, 30 u of :. sos.sO n
81 iss r. Of all that part q Q
which lies ely OF and adjoins Mel.
Gun y R. rvs n. 80 IT Of :. Sass, 20 n
In D rurrscksr. lot 8. WALKER,
n6<1drum farm. and the 1888 n
1ffhe VI. s771t IT. OF lots , and
~ e whIppi.'s sub Of lets e and
q, xssf' =. 50 ~ OF =. sss.soi IT. r. Of
= i>fis h. % an mat part Of o
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ISL "a s@ im 70 Is 81
"a IS rs SIS ia 10 q IL
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fAfHsA f.a-
lol EslYIisT 80 g8an'|
"a 10 Jgo9 bHc ssHeere
bsii 49, So tDF1ea
aI7 g @ "a 20 q 81
aS IS IS 1 Is 20 % IS
Az g % IS 20 81 IS
az s. % / Is 20 "a IS
"A 81 60 80 / Is 20 "a IS
24a g. 50 Is 20 81 IS
24S ss 50 l rs 20 % IS
All So IS / Is 20 q IS
III Sc SIC "a 6 rs 20 lss 81
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aa a +" rs 70 za
"a . = "a n 70 M
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acres '0'o % """ Part 9a aa ulG~ sa
e0ttneio lot u ' ~ Part 70 q
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% y 90 Ice rs 20 20 -
% q 90 iOa rs 20 IS 70
q "a IS IS iS =" g %
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-02
TEDD YBREAKS INTO
PRINT ONCE MORE

New York, June 2.-Pointing out
what he terms radical and vital de-
fects in the Sherman antitrust law,
Theodore Roosevelt, in the Outlook
today, writes:
"The decision in the Standard Oil
case has brought out many proposals
for altering and amending the anti
trust law.
AS construed by the sumpreme
court the law accomplishes a certain
amount of good, and it has been a
good thing to obtain the decision that
has been obtained against the
Standard Oil company.
THE antitrust law was framed on
the theory that it was possible to turn
back the wheels of progress in indus
trialism, and in an age of combina-
tion to put stop to the combna-
tions under which business was car
ried on.
What is urgently needed is the en-
actment of drastic far-reaching leg
islation which shall put the great in
terstate business corporations like
the Standard Oil company, the sugar
trust, the steel trust and the like, at
least as completely under the control
and regulation of the government in
each rnd every respect as the inter-
stae railways are now put.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-02
BAND CONCERT AT
MARION SQUARE TONIGHT

The Salem Military band will give
concert in Marion square this even
ing, beginning 7:90 p. m. The band
has prepared an especially fine pro-
gram. including a number by the Ye
Liberty quartet.
Program as follows:
March, Under the Double Eagle
(Wagner.)
Selection, "Time, Place and the
Girl (Howard)
Cornet solo, selected; Ward L..
Fisher.
Ballet, "Flight of the Birds"
Robyn.
March, Colonel Stuart, Weldon;
solos for Messrs Burton and Sci
ward
IntermlssiOn.
Quartet. kiss Me, My Honey, Kiss
Me (Snyder), Messrs. V. Ellis, II. FL
lis Knowland, Snyder.
Overture, "Poet and Peasant"
Suppe.
Idyll, Mill in the Forest" Ellen
berg ,
Two-step - "Aggravation Rag,
Cobb.
March, "Stars and Stripes" Sousa'
These band concerts are becoming
very popular. The last one was at
tended by great crowds of Salem
people. The music is enjoyed thor
oughly and tonight there Will NO
doubt be large concourse present
There is an effort on foot to have a
better bandstand and more lghts
about the grounds
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-02
GARY ASTOUNDs.
CONTINUED from Page H.

"The American Iron and Steel In
to visit America. The result was
that a meeting rs been called for
July ) and in Brussels. Represen-
tatives of the steel making countries
of the world have been invited to at
tend.
1t will be suggested, unless | am
convinced that it is legally and NOR
ally wrong, that the steel makers of
the world form an association SINH
lar to the American institute have
no wish Intentionally to violate the
law, nor to do anything not for the
best interests of the people. These
are the sentiments of myself, and the
members of the finance committee of
the United States Steel corporation"
Chairman Gary said that the inter
national association proposes to dis
cuss the moral, ethical and social
sociological questions of the associa-
tions connected with steel making.
The American institute, he said.
was formed after the panic of 1907.
The United States steel corporation
then owned 60 per cent of the coun-
trys steel business, and now owns
80 per cent. After the panic. he
said, business was demoralized and
manufacturers believed the demorali-
zation could be prevented if the steel
business were made solid.
Points Out Defects.
Under the law we had no right to
agree with competitors to maintain
prices" Gary testified. However.
we believed we had no right to pro-
ceed to the destructive competition
usually following such depression
and meaning that many manufacture
ers would have been driven into
bankruptcy. l invited a number of
steel manufacturers to a dinner and
suggested that they could prevent
general Generalization if each made
a disclosure of all the circumstances
of his business.
We have not controlled the price
of steel and can not do so. | have
never believed in fixed prices. nor in
changing prices by common consent.
Neither do l believe in fixing prices
by ruinous competition"
Gary told the committee that he
thought the corporation controlled
more than so per cent of the availa-
bic iron ore supply. The company
does not make armor plate, he said.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-02
aDOy,T WORRY MEETING"
OF the Progress League OF Lincoln
Polk County, Oregon, Saturday
Evening, June 3, 1911.

The regular monthly meeting OF
the Lincoln Progress League will be
a discussion of the small worries Of
the farmer and his wife with timely
suggestions for bettering conditions.
some of the subjects discussed VIII
be. weeds that Worry Me-" "Wor-
ries With Wings" Orchard Pests
that Worry Me-" THE Thing tnat
Worries Me Most, Worries / Sell
dom Mention" Worries that Worry
Me-, etc. -, 49,.
snersed with the usual quota of liter
arv and musical selections, and the
nroeram will be followed by straw
berry and ice cream supper.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-02

me to try Doan's Kidney Pills l did
so. The contents of one box made me
so we'll that l resumed work. Doan's
Kidney Pills helped me greatly and
l am pleased to recommend them"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-02
MEDFORD LET'S
CONTRACT FOR
BIG HOSPITAL

Medford, Or, June 2.-The con-
tract was let today for a lOO-room
hospital. to be constructed upon the
site furnished by the Medford Com
mercial club to the Sisters of Proyi-
dence The building will cost $780,
900. and it is to be completed by De
cetmber 1. The hospital will be the
largest institution of its kind between
san Francisco and Portland, and W II
represent an investment of nearly
100000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-02
RisdOn Works to Close.

San Francisco, June 2.-The Ris-
don Iron Works, recently purchased
by the United States steel corpora
ton, will be closed June 20. Presi-
dent Augustus Taylor of the Risdon
works in statement today said that
the shutdown would be indefinite.
The steel corporation recently at
tempted to purchased the Moran
Shipbuilding works at Seattle.