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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-16

dolocena smer Sc vsikdar prodrla
z elementarno silo vse, kar sc il
je umetno postavljalo ma ME stro-
go za6rtani poti. Tudi to We ka-
pitahsticni razred odnosno njego-
vi predstavitelji, ali vzlic temu sc
ne vida usodi, temvec izumlja We
dino novih sredstev, Xxi maj mu
umetno podaljSajo dobo njegove-
ga tuzemskega hiranja. Ne straSi
Sc pred nikomur in najbolj "a
vrzenih sredStev Sc oprijemlje Z
vsemi svoiimi straStmi, Ge prica-
kuje in Sc nadeja, da mu Ia sred-
silva podaljSajo zivljenje. Najbolj
opazujemo to V drzavah, kjer je
kapitalizem re prispel ma yrhu-
nee svojega razvoja in je vse
njegovo miSlienie osredotoceno lie
ma eni toGki: Sc ohraniti ma W.
huncu. Kakor m re gori omeni-
Ii. denarna moe cato nj dovolj "a
nesljiva Sila. Trcba je torej iskati
81 drugih moGi in kapitalistitni
razred upa, %raGunajot ma svojo
dcnarno moe, $ pomoGjo slcdnie
pridobiti Sc drugih. XII maj ga Sci
tito V njogovcm roparskem gneZ-
du napram napadom vstajajoGe
move moGi. Doklcr ~razvoi Sc nj
bill ma viSku in ie incl kapitalizem
poleg goSpodarske premoGi tudi
uSodc drlav V Svojih krempljih.
ic bila stvar zani kai lahka. Me
Stanskc Wade in Zakonodajni va
Stopi so mu bill brezpogojno pod
lozni Iii so imeli abSolutno dol
most Skrbcti IN nie"ovo vScStran-
Sko varnoSt. TOda GaSi SO So Spre-
menili in vile temu, da do danes
p%roletariat nina Sc mixer odlo-
cline moGi. ie vcndar u niegova
moe tako naraStla, da vSaj lahko
energiCno vrSi Svoio nadzoroyal-
no nalogo in 5 TEN otclkoGuje Ii
ste hlapcevske poSlc. Iii Jill j. me
Scanstvo. ma svojo laStno SkOdo.
vedno opravljalo V korist kapita-
liStiGnemu razredu. K~apitalisti6-
nj razred torai cuti. ia njegove
koristi MISC vec dovolj varno Gu
vane, da maj jih Guvajo lc drzave
in meStanStvo in cato Sc priprav-
liza ma samoObrambo. Ia pojav
Steer nj nov. kajti pri mas V Anne
riki, Xxi ie priznano najboli razvit
svctovni del in poleg tega do ko-
sti prcpojen Z demokratizmom, je
pot samoobrambe ze stara. Nazno
"a mas pa ie, da so Sc zaGela tudi
IL V stare Evropo Important
srcdstva. Xxi so tam bila doSlei
ne2nana, Xxi so pa vsekakor uvaze-
vanja vredna.
Tozadevno prihajajo IL Angle
Slle porocila, Iii Sc peGajo 5 sklc-
pom tamoSnjih odcruhov in ma
znaniajo, da so lett sklenili. da 81
poleg vladno organiziranc poll
ciiskc r~ezervc". ustanovc Sc 20
zgledu Amerikanccv takozvano
"milivo' Naloga t. milice hi
bila, da Y bodoGc pri velikih stay
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-16

Sianovanja in Jim o~laiSuie veliko Dol
nJegovega otrplega in izdelanega telesa.
In Je dom vseh b~rezimovincev yseh
narodov. To so pravi rcsniGni liudie in
hJlm prlpada pravica do sveta.
Socialism je Nth evaugclij gospo-
darSke svobode in socialnega odresen.
ia. ' lmenu njegovega zapovedovalne-
ga gemja Sc zdruzujeio V vedno veciem.
S%tevllu, t%isocev, deset tisoGev. milionoy
III k~orakaJO vsi pc utripleiih istega pro-
Ietarskega srca, srcnih ~utriplejih mer-
narodne re%volucije. prepojene z enim in
lStlm socialnim duhom. vzdrzane z
enotno socialno zavestjo. Nth iasn;
obrazi so vsi obrnjeni "a vedno prot
vzhodu mogocnega solnca.
NTH srcih gori ljubezen do sodru-
gov nJlhove duSe zele svobode in liz
n%Jihovih oGii size luc image. Tezke IL
KuSnJe, katere Jim donaSa zivlienski
hol JIh della sposobne IA bodoGo svobo-
do in koncno popolnejSe aivlienje. XII
.nh 1.-Two vabi IL daliave in caka mamie z
odprtlml rokami. Oni gredo neprestano
napreJ V lsti smeri - prot luGi. prot
nreSnlcenju ciljev. katerc .iih je doloGi-
la ~zgodovina. MogoGe je. da iih bodo
vlharji porazili, da iih bodo Strclc uklo-
nile k tom, a oni bodo zopct vstali brez
Strahu ter zastavili svoic Sile V napre-
dek ma novo s potrpezliivoStio usodc in
4 Nso uStralnOstjo reSnicc in p~ravice.
\ObcnO r~aZOSarapin cntuJ; I,;,l,o
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-16

venOmer valiIa in napolnjeval.
hodnike in Stopnice. Goyorn;L; a
bill prisiljeni govoriti ma $3.50 81
kin in ma zadnjc pa so hi,ro na
ieli Sc emo veliko dvorano
cesti ;a-vzlic vsemu je ma t;s.s'
ljudstva odSlo domov No a. -
sliSali govornike. Pc velikanslo~
poslopJu pa Sc je razlecalo witt.
navduSenih mnozic. kakor silov;
ii orkan.
5 tenn jc bill volilni boj delom,
konCan.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-16
Volilni dan.

Use tovarne so bile pol dnev.
zaprte; pivovarne cello cell dan
Ma drugem pa Sc Skoro nj nom,
To-, da Sc je vrSil hud politiseD
boz. Sele proti veGcru ie postalo /
zivahneje. Po ccStah so stona,.
trope MOI, glasno covered: tn n,
tam jc padla kakSna psovka n,
naSprotnO Stranko. Ma veSer i /
bill dolOcen Shod V Auditorium
kmalu pc scdmi uri jc bila velik,
dvorana = deSct tiSoG Sedezi ia
zadnjcga kota napolnjena. Cudo. |
vito navduScnjc jc navdajalo vse
Sodrug Thomson ic kazal $ syoio
"Latcrna Magica' ra2li;ne slike
kakor vihm jc ~pretrcsalo ogrom.
iii proStOr. navduScno vpitie in
ploskanjc. vSclej kadar So je 10.
kazala slika cncga izmcd CLANCY
scdanie adminiStraciic. Pc osmi
uri priSla so prva porocila IL /
in III. warda. bila so neugodna
\ TO mas nj motto. vedeli smo
da Y prvcm wardu med milijona.
ri nimamo priGakOvati glasov.
ravno tako ne Y trctjem cd Itali.
janov. Malo pred devcto uro. "a
ie nchal kazati Stevill;e. Vedno
Smo Sc upali ma zmago. Posebno
Zadnic Stcvilke IL A.. 21.. in %
warda so nam dale move upe. 10.
pet so Sc razlcgali pc dvorani
navduSeni klici. A naenkrat smo
vedeli vsi. da so zmagali nasprot.
mkl. NSakomur. kdor .jc bill IRA.
ven. ostal DO ia prior IA vedno
V spominu. SOdrug V. l.. Berger
le stopil ma oder in pricel goyori.
II. lac $ tczavo Sc mn je posreGilo
pomirlti m%noaicO. \jegov govor
Je bll govor zmagonosnega vol.
skovodjc. Razburjena mnozica lie
planila raz Scdezev in iZtegovala
roke prot MENU. Drugi zopet so
vlhteli rdeGc zastave 20 zraku.
NSi. Sc pred emo minute zalostni
so postal zopct veSelo navduSeni
Y vsakemu Sc ic te minute poro.
dlla miScl: Scdai BON Sc boil de.
loval. Berger pa .jc govoril. IA.
kor mogoGni vihar so bile njego.
We beSede. - Zmaga ie naSa kljub
n%"uSpehu. Takoj danes odprimO
novo yolilno borbo. - Tako il
kIical in tako Sc .ie zgodilo. Ko
sem videl pod sabo. kako Sc slim
vrhoyi oriaSkega drcvcsa social
ne demokracijc zibl.ieio. kako mu
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-16

oci: sprevideli so, da MISC zastonj
delovali. Mnozica, XII je napOlnje-
vala dvorano do Zadnjega kota,
nj bila ona mrtva masa, kakor 10
ie navajen clovek najti med Slo-
venci. Nj bila mnozica nemih po-
rluSalcev, ki sedi ma stolu i'll plo.
ska, pa maj sc il govori kar hoce.
ri MISC bill ME podobni rojakom
V start domovini, Xxi $ praznim re
lodcem ploskajo mastnim Gcrnu-
HON. ko jim pripovedujejo o no
viii topovih. koiih en- san strel
stane 10 tisoc. ali o Srapnelih. Xxi
ma stotine ljudi naenkrat raztr-
gallo. To so bill delavci Z iaSnim
pogledom. delavci. ki so Sc zave-
dali, da je socializem naSa resi-
tev. Kteri so bill ia dan V dvora-
nj. bill so probujeni ali pa vsaj
ma potu probujenja.
Posebno oh prhodu mayorja
Emil Seidl-a morale jc Gloveka
veselie preSiniti pri ser tenn
nepopisnem navduSenju, XII ie "a
vladalo. PloSkanje nj hotelo dol
go %poicnjati. vcdno ma novo so Sc
vzdigovali glaSovi kakor silen vi
har; zcnskc so vihtele robcc pro-
ii MENU in ga pozdravljale. Me
GOV govor ic bill kratek, a icdrnat.
PovedaI jc zIatc besede, XII bodo
obrodile sadove.
Tudi Sodrug Zavcrtnik ie spret-
no porabil to priloznost ter govo-
ri rojakom ma srca, da mai Spo-
zmaio scdai rciilno pot in obenem
Svoio silno moe.
Pa tudi Y drugih ozirih ic bill
Shod koriSten. Roiakinja gdc.
Iavortnik .ic razprodala "a $3.50
broSur in pridobila deset novih
narocnikov "a "Proletarca'. Ia
shod j. ohiskal tudi mas okrajni
organization Sodr. +. Y. Melms.
PozdraviI ic V kratkih besedah
navzoGe in Jill spodbuial k delu.
Sodrug Nance pa .ie govoril o de-
lovanju soc. adminiStracijc. Tako
Sc je Ia ccz vse sijaini shod kon-
cal IA "a Z velikim uspehom. Soc.
klub stew. 81. pa Sc zahvaljuje
vscm Onim. Xxi so s svoiimi pri-
spevki pomagali. da Sc je dvora-
ma plaGala in tako obvarovala
klub pred prevelikimi stroSki. Ma
bralo Sc lie $500; ravno toliko
je stala dvorana.
: tenn pa Sc nj bill zakljuGen ia
dan. he ma Shodu Sc ie vcGina IL
j%avila. da gre zvccer V Audito-
rum. kjer Sc ic vrSil shod soc.
Stramkc. Takoi pc v%ecerii odSli
so roiaki proti Auditorium emo
kardelom IA drugim. Ogromno po-
SlOpjc. Iii ina ScSt dvoran pod
Streho. cd katcrih najveGia ina
10000 Sedolcv ic hilo ~ oh Sedmi
uri napolnicno. Bio IT, naStavlie-
nih 26 govornikoy in I godbe:
med mimi tudi .Jueosl. del. tam
buraSki zbor Karl Marx. a vsc
To je bio prcmalo Mnozica Sc ie
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-16
liz naSelbin.
MILWAUKEE,, WIS. > aprila.
- V volilnem boju. - Volilni

= v volilnem boju. Volilni
dan. Novo delo. - Nedelja
pred volitvami jc bila pravi bojni
dan. Pa kako tudi ne. sal smo BIZ
II ma predveceru odloGilne bitke.
Treba je zatorej bio napeti vse
slle IA oJacenje naSih vrst. CLAW
no delo tega dine pa je bila razde-
delitev naSega %izbornega dnevni-
ka THE Milwaukee Leader, XII
j. izsel V posebni zdaji IA ia dan.
NajvaznejSi Glanki V MEM so BIZ
Ii tiskani V wee jczikih.
Ma vse zgodaj sem Sci V stano-
vanje Sodruga Mikkelsona. kan
didata "a >. ward. Sprejemna So
ba je izgledala kakor kak ''ko-
miSn hauz'. tn je namrcG stala
celia granada tezkih zavojev. kojih
vsak je vscboval POO iztisov Mil
waukcc Leader-ia. Okrog tc or
made je stala tropa premoGenih
MOI i'll deckov. Sodrug Mikkel-
son je oddal vSakcmu cn zavoj
naSih modcrnih ''homb'. Brez
vSakc %pripombe je vSakdo odSel
ma doloGcn mu del mcSta. k.ier .ic
polagal tc bombc pred vSako hi
So. Meme in SeSt hrvatSkih Sodru-
GOV je poScbno obdaroval. Kma-
In smo bill od dczia in potu pre-
moccni.
Po ccstah so nan mozki casopi-
Sc kar IL rok jcmali. med TEN ko
le IN pa tam kteri Sodrugov sci
od hiSmcga praga Il blagoslovom
kake tercialkc. Xxi mu .ie zelela,
da hi oSlcpcl, ali da hi mu ka-
mcnjc Y zelodcu raStlo. Tako smo
randall Ia dan 100000 bomb 30
cclcm mestu.
no j. bilo to tczko dclo konGa-
no. razkropili so Sc sodrugi zopet
ma vSe Strami. Povsod ic bilo pol
no della. Slovenski Sodrugi so agi-
trail IA Shod ma vseh straneh.
Povsod Sc .je videlo neko posebno
glbanj". Sodrugi in p~riiatelji so
Sc pozdravljali kratko in veselo.
NSakemu je bilo vidcti ma obrazu
neka odlocnoSt in veSelje. Tako
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-16

Predavatelj Kicker trdi, la bo
pri i~osenSkih volitvah o6lauih Y
Michiganu 10000. y Indiani 80
O00. Y Ohio 100000 i'm Y PcnnSyl-
vaniii 100000 soc glaSov. Pred
Stirimi lett So Jill ysc Zdr. DR..
toliko imele.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-16

Namen vseh revolucij V Meksi-
ki ie. priSiliti u. DR.. ia zaSedeio
MekSiko. Sedaj imajo American
81 inveStiranih mad 500 milionov
d~olarjev Y rama podietja V tel
dezcli. Milioni 80 V nevarnoSti. "a
t.>occ nedolinih zrtev Sc pa nihGe.
ne briga. Denar je sveta vladar.
a ne no wee dolgo kcr mU bo pra-
vica vrat Zavila.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-02
RESTORE GRAY HAIR
TO NATURAL COLOR
By Common Garden Sage, a Simple
Remedy for Dandruff, Fall.
ing, Faded, Gray Hair.

The old idea Of using Sage for dark
ening the hair is again coming into
vogue. Our grandmothers had dark,
glossy hair at seventy-five, while our
mothers are gray before they are fif-
ty Our grandmothers kept their hair
soft and glossy with a "Sage Tea"
which restored the natural color.
One objection to using scch prep
aration was the trouble Of making It,.
This objection has been overcome by
the Wyeth Chemical Company Of New
York, who have placed on the market
superior preparation Of Sage, COM
bined with Sulphur and other valu-
able remedies for dandruff, itching
scalp and thin, weak, falling hair.
The beauty of the hair depends more
on its rich, even shading than any
thing else, Don't have dry, harsh
faded hair, when simple, harmless
remedy will bring back the color in
few days; and don't be tormented
with dandruff, itching sialp and loose,
falling hairs. Wyeth's Sage and Sui
Dhur Hair Remedy will quickly cor
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-02
BREAKS A COLD
NEEDS NO HELP
PlPE'S COLD COMPOUND crBrS
COLDS AND GRIPPE IN 4 FEW
hOuRS-TiSTES NICE.

1t is a positive fact that a dose a,
Papes Cold Compound, taken oy,,,
TWO hours until three consecutive
doses are taken, will end the Crime
and break up the most severn cola
either in the head, chest back. stom-
och' limbs or any part Of the bo5v
1t promptly relieves the most mis-.
cradle headache, dulIness, head and
nose stuffed up, feyerishness, snee,,
lng' sore throat running Of the nose
mucous catarrhal discharges. soreness
stiffness and rheumatic twlnges.
Take this wonderful Compoupd Nc
directed, with the knowledge thai
there is nothing else in the world
which will cure your cold or end
Grippe misery as promptly and with.
out any other assistance or bad after.
effects as a 25-cent package OF Papes
Cold Compound, which any druggist
can supply--accept no substitute
contains no Quinlne Belongs in every
home Tastes nice--acts gently.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-02
THEY WORK FOR MONEY
BUT STAY IN SCHOOL

They do not allow working to inter-
fere with going to school in Ham
mond, Indiana, Special arrangements
are made whereby boys and girls NAV
work half a day in certain commercial
establishments and attend school the
balance of the day, Hammond is n
manufacturing community, where the
temptation to boys and girls Is strong
to leave school and earn living. Supt.
McDaniel's plan makes it possible for
boys and girls to earn money, remain
IN school, and also make themselves
more efficient industrially
The plan at Hammond is based on a
full realization of modern social and
Industrial conditions, supt Mcdaniel
proceeds on the theory that, while
there are certain general principles
underlying all education, each COM
munity has its own special problems
that are too often dlsregarded in the
making Of the schools, Besides the
cooperative school and shop arrange
ment Hammond maintains a night
school with an attendance Of ZOO
where boys and girls may not only
make up elementary deficiencies, but
also receive practical training in spe.
ciflc phases of commerce and indus.
try.
Vocational guidance forms another
feature Of the Hammond plan. Tn,
schools furnish information about tn
various industries In the community
the salaries paid in different lines o
work, the opportunities for advance
ment, hours Of labor, permanency o
employment, and all the details tina
are Of value in determining a cholc,
OF employment. As early as the sixth
grade the teacher tests the child's in
terest and ability in various forms o
elementary industrial work, so that HI
may come to have some idea Of a fu
ture vocation. The school authorities
also maintain an employment bureau
where present and former pupils are
registered and their qualifications
carefully investigated
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-02

Journal want Ads" bring results.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-02

We wish to call your attention to
the fact that most infectious diseases
such as whooping cough, dlphtheria
and scarlet fever are contracted when
the child has a cold. Chamberlains
Cough Remedy will quickly cure q
cold and greatly lessen the danger
of contracting these diseases. This
remedy is famous for its cures of
colds. It contains no opium or other
narcotic and may be given to a child
with implicit confidence For sale by
all dealers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-02
National
Roads to
Come Next


state of Washington, announces that
he intends to introduce a bill In Com
gress at the short session which com
'enes the first Monday Of next
month providing for the constmc-
ton Of trunk lines Of paved roadways
connecting the capitals OF every state
with the National capital.
It will take five years. Mr. War
burton estimates to construct the
proposed National highway along
with its extensions or other branch
lines, Through the medium Of minor
routes, it is proposed to make the
principal National parks q part OF tho
main system.
The proposed roadways arc to bo
made OF some hard material, prob
ably brick, To raise the funds for
the $4,000 miles OF roadwuys pro-
Iyided for his proposed BILL, Rep
resentative Warburton will ask for
a restoration OF the internal revenue
tax on tobacco, which was taken of
thirty-three years ago.
The proposed system Of highways,
Mr. Warburton has estimated, should
cost not more than $4,000 per mile
According to his figures, sSOOOO.OOO
ANNUALLY for five years will be re-
Quired to pay the cost OF the trunk
lines and their branches. This vast
sum, he believes, can he raised with
out hardship to any one through the
tobacco tax feature OF his bill. He
says;
This bin will provide for 16-
foot roadway with heavy concrete
base, hard surface such as asphalt
or vitrified brick, in order to make
the roads as free from dust as pos
sible, The bill will provide for i'm
mediate construction OF an Atlantic
and Gulf line from Augusta, Maine.
to Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and Tai
lahassee, Florida, and a Pacific Coast
line from Olympia, Washington, to
Los Angeles, California.
Our present tax on tobacco is very
low, Mr.. Warburton declares. lie
believes, therefore that 1t should not
be difficult to re-enact the law Of
1879, incorporating a clause setting
aside the additional revenue from
this source as a National road fund
Calculating the effect Of the law, he
said;
while the proposed increased tax
, on tobacco might seem heavy yet,
, as matter of fact, It will not even
be noticed by the consumer For in
stance, It would raise the tax on a
ten-cent cigar three-tenths Of cent.
The manufacturer OF a ten-cent cigar
would decrease the weight OF the to-
bacoo one-thirtieth, and the consumer
could not tell the difference in size.
The manufacturer Of smoking to-
bacco would likewise reduce the size
Of the package about a twelfth, and
the consumer would not know the
difference in the size OF his package
The people will endorse the idea
Of building good roads, but It may be
that they will object to raising money
in the manner proposed by Mr. War
burton by raising the money for
good roads by a tax on tobacco, It
would make the poor men OF the
country pay the large bulk OF the cost
Of constructing the roads Would 1t
mot be better to devise some way ia
raise the money that is necessary by
taxing something that is more gener-
ally used by the wealthy men Of the
country?-Eugene Guard
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-02

rect these troubles, and give color
strength and beauty to your hair.
Get a fifty cent bottle from your
druggist today, and prove this to your
own satisfaction, All druggists sell
1t, onder guarantee that the money
will be refounded If the remedy is
not exactly as represented. Agent
u. G. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-02
lO4 Deaths
Caused by
Accident
IN srSlSI,I SlXTEEN MONTHS, ENDING
SEPTEMBER SEP 30, THERE WERE WE'RE
. Ti% TDoSI ACCIDENTS REPORTED TO
TAI. lVi IA

Inc number Of accidents to labor.
ing men in Oregon from MAY 20. 1o,t
10 september 80, 1912, as listed in sto.
usucs compiled at the office OF State
LABOR Commissioner 0. p. Hoff tota,
Ol1S, and of this number 16i nrovod
,"'al' The figures are to be included
IN the biennial report from the labor
commissioners office.
From all places where more than
Inree men are employed the law ds.
lnahds that all accidents, II any time
'S lost or a physician Is called, be
reported to the labor commissioner
Commissioner Hoff complains that IN
number Of smaller concerns. whore
only a few men are employed. fine
law Is not followed in the reports be.
Ing submitted to him as closely as he
desires to have 1t followed. All the
large establishments are PROMPT in
sending in their reports. Many of
those who fail to report, the commits
sioner declares, are not ignorant Of the
law, and in all cases, as soon as he be-
comes cognizant that the law Is not
being adhered to Commissioner Hoff
declares that he will enforce 1t to the
letter
Particular care has been taken in
compiling the report to list the in.
iuries according TO the classes of
workmen. In some cases this is said
to be hard matter, because an injury
to a carpenter, for example, may be
listed under injuries in construction
work.
In the number Of accidents reported.
the largest number 645, took place in
saw and planning mills. OF this nun.
ber 16 proved fatal. With 5l4 accl-
dents machine shops and Goundries are
second on the list, The largest num-
Der OF fatalities occurred in the log
ging industry, a total Of A men out Of
461 injured having lost their lives
while logging.
In the following list of accidents, as
classified under the different crafts
those reporting less than 20 are un-
der the head Of miscellaneous"
Blacksmithing, 60; bridge construc-
ton, 27 can manufacturing, 46; car
penters, so; concrete, cement and paw,
ing, 2S; construction, 39S; electrical
work, 1856; furniture, etc, q; logging
461; machine shops, foundries, ETC.,
544; meat concerns, &C.; mining, %;
paper mills, 445; power plants and
construction work. S5; quarry work,
20; railroad construction, 800; rail-
road section, 264; train, 4O7; railroad
yard, S96; sawmills, planning mills
etc., 645; sawmill and planning mill
yards, 2S5; teaming, 52 warehouse
and dock work, 9S; wooden mills, 3S;
miscellaneous, 261; total, 5179.
The fatalities reported are; Brick.
yard, 1; bridge construction, /; car
penter, 2; concrete, cement and paw.
ing, 2; construction, IL; electrical, 8;
elevator operator, 4; fish cannery, 1;
harvesting, 1; logging, "A; machine
shops, ETC., 2; mining, 2; paper mill
1; quarry, 10; railroad construction
IS; railroad section, 6; railroad train
IA; railroad yard, etc, o; sawmills
ETC., 16; sawmills, ETC., yard 5; sheet
metaal works, /; steamboat, 5; store
Il; warehouse and dock, 2; wood dis
tillery. 1; woodsaw, 1; total, 1854.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-02
MARION COUNTY REFUSED
TO HELP BUILD ROAD

Marion county has lost many thou
sands of dollars Of state and federal
aid and the state has consequently
lost a considerable amount Of federal
aid because OF the fact that the Ma
rion county court has failed to re-
spond to a request by the government
for a contribution for the building OF
a wagon road between Niagara and
Detroit. So it is stated by Governor
West
People living on what is now no
more than a trail between Niagara and
Detroit raised a sum Of $500 for a
road. Governor West promising them
helm from the government It was said
that s25OO would be available for the
rrpd Immediately, and a greater
amount later. Had the road been pro-
vided for It would be of great value to
tbe county, because the highway
would lead directly into the new state
forest reserve.
The matter was also put up to the
Linn county court and to the state
hoard Of forestry Both agreed to
....-f,rte while the Marion county
court could not see its way clear to
d, so. The money must now be used
for some other purpose. Governor
West states that he had planned TO
establish a convict camp on the ROAD
and to hurry the work to completion.
uo estimates that for every dollar
spent by the county on the road there
rould he returns worth s.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-02
Gould Shout For JOY.

81 want to thank you from the bot
tom Of my heart wrote c. B. RAIDER,
OF Lewisburg, W. Va, "for the won
derfuI double benefit / got from Elec-
trio Bitters, in curing me Of both a
severe case Of stomach trouble and
of rheumatism, from which ! had been
an almost helpless sufferer for ten
years. It suited my case as though
made just for me-" For dyspepsia,
indigestion, iaundice and TO rid the
system Of kidney poisons that cause
rheumatism, Electric Bltter5 have no
superior. Try them Every bottle is
guaranteed to satisfy only 80 cents
OF j. c. Perry,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-02
WAS WITH MARSHALL WHEN
lie DISCOVERED GOLD

Reno, New, Dec flames Burke,
partner Of James Marshall, who first
discovered golh in California, and said
to be the last Of the party that was
with Marshall, died Saturday at his
home near Reno,
He was 50 years old.