Daily capital journal., April 13, 1904, Page THREE, Image 3

DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL,. 8ALEM, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1904.
IHOULD
BATHE
APARt
jmbers of W. C. T. U. Pro-
Itest Against Sexes Ming
ling In Surf
nTRER
Peculiar
jew York, April 13, The mingling
sexes at public bathing places was
Jared today by leading members
(the Women's Christian Temper-
Union of Now Jersey to bo
lo," revolting" and "corrupt."
itrs. Margaret Plerco, recently of
(fland, started the discussion at tho
etlng of tho Essex county Union,
IjTerapcranco hall, Newark.
Tumble About Like Hogs.
A friend," sho said, "took mo down
Bee tho bathing at the beach near
jgcport. When I saw men and
Rien tumbling about In tho water
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"I was troubled with scrofula and enme
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ton. Withers. N. a
Hood's Saroaparllln promises to
euro and koops tho promise
llko hogs without any sense of de
cency I had such a shock that I have
never gotten over It.
"That kind of seaside bathing Is re
sponsible for filling the streets with
glrla who have painted faces.
Mrs. Catherine Hoffman, president
and secretary of tho County Union,
them spoke.
Came Out and Rea'd'Novels.
"When I first went to Ocean Grove,"
sho said, "they told me there was no
sin there. But the bnthlng there was
tho most disgraceful thing I had seen
In all my life.
"To seo those boys and girls come
out of tho water and throw themsel
ves on the sand under an umbrella
with a novel and lio there reading.
It was disgraceful."
BREJV1ERTON
DESERTEJ
PLACE.
jck
The government
4T
navy,
SMOOT INQUIRY RESUMED.
Effort Will Be Made to Disclose Poli
tical Power of Mormon Officials.
IIIIMWMMIM
hat
tmell
f) thero Is anything you need
Pis to removo tho death-deal-
sewer gas from your house.
lodem
tombing
11 do this and glvo you com-
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fcur old plumblnu Inspected
d you may save a heavy bill.
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Washington, D. C April 13. Tho
Investigation of tho protests agalnBt
tho retention of his seat by Senator
Reed Smoot, of Utah, was resumed to
day by tho senate committee on priv
ileges and olectlons. It Is expected
that numerous witnesses will be heard
this week, Including besides several
officials of tho Mormon church a num
ber of anti-Mormon citizens of Utah.
These latter are expected to produce
additional ovldenco that the ' first
presidency and twelve apostles in
their exercise of supremo authority
aro political dictators and control the
political action of the church. Wit
nesses also will bo called to testify
that Senator Smoot, as one of the
apostles, encourages tho practice of
polygamy and polygamous cohabita
tion by refraining from entering any
protest against such practices or to
censuro anyone known to bo guilty of
It.
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P'uget SoUnd Govermcnt Drydoc
-. Said to Be Rotting Away.
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seauie, April 13
drydocto at tho Pugct Sound
yard Is rotting away from disuse, and
the town of Bremerton at tho en
trapes to tho yard la becoming a de
serted vlllaee. Each month ' for the
not rf)n linn ann. I,... r1n.1. n wfr-twIfO
ll.Ob jvctl 4lO BUCU UUIIUIL'UK III Ul V
raen discharged, until .thero aro
hardly enough men left to guard the,
property, and all this tlmo and money
for the construction of buildings nnd
for various improvements of a per
manent character Is accumulating In
the natloal treasury untouched. One
reason given for placing the Puget
Sound yard under a ban Is that tho
administration Is seeking the elector
al voto of California, and Is endeav
oring to gain this object by throwing
all the repair work and construction
to the Maro Island yard.
Still another reason advanced Is
that Secretary Moody, of tho navy, Is
endeavoring to break tho spirit of
the people of Dremerton, so that thoy
will sell their townslto tb' the govern
ment, ns an addition to the yard, fqr
a much lower sum than is now asked.
When President Roosevelt mndo his
visit to the coast a year ago, tho sec
retary of the navy opened negotia
tions with William Bremer, founder
of the town, as the representative of
tho property owners, for tho purchaso
of the site.
Then the warfare against the sa
loons was at Its height, and the gov
ernment domanded that tho saloons
bo removed or threatened a boycott
of the yard. Tho saloons wore all re
moved, and rccontly tho government
nnnounced its wllllngnoss to permit
Ave to exist. This action followed the
national brewers' convention, which
took a hand In the affair.
Negotiations with Bremor have
been continued all tho whole, but are
now In a very unsatisfactory Btate,
"Moody can well afford to wait," was
tho significant stntement of a navy
yard officer recently, "for It is plain
that realty values will be forced down
materially If tho navy yard Is virtual
ly abandoned," though the people say
they never will yield to tho pettyt,
bargain counter policy of tho secre
tary of tho navy. Promises that ships
will be sent to tho yard for repairs
aro numerous, but so far thoy have
como to little, and tho work dono has
been Insignificant In Its proportions.
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Rose Coghlan, In tho stellar role In
"The Greatest Thing in the World,"
will appear at tho Grand Opera Hoii3e
on Thursday, April 14. It Is good to
see that Miss Coghlan has departed
from tho garish, unwholcsomo and
salacious products of tho contempo
rary stage to Illuminate with her tal
ent, motherly affection and steadfast
loyalty to tho dlomentary virtues.
When one contrasts MIsb Coghlan's
Inst season's performance of "Tho
Second Mrs. Tanquoray," with that
of the wholly lovable Virginia Bryant
this year, ono can readily seo what a
powerful factor this talented artiste
would bo In tho uplifting of the
drama to thoso things that aro good
and pure. Hero wo have "tho healthy
pulse of tho passions" in theme and
treatment, tho clear and resonant
noto of purity shown by sincere, ade
quate ant) convincing dramatic art.
The part of Virginia Bryant calls for
tho exhibition of every Btymbol of
maternal devotion. In tho hands of
and artiste llko Miss Coghlan it is
exceedingly forclblo nnd appealing to
the sympathies of tho audience. She
conveys In a masterly manner tho Im
pression of suppressed fooling and
deep matornal omotlon which Is as
near an approach to real suffering
and actual oxperloncb an can bo pro
duced on the mimic stage. Seats on
sale at box offlco Thursday at 9 a. m.
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remo
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Hobson Loses In Congressional Race.
Birmingham, Ala, April 13. The
latest returns from yesterday's demo
cratic primaries indicate that J,
Thomasi Heflln will succeed the late
Congressman Chailos W. Thompson
from the Fifth Alnbamu dbtrlct. Tho
returns also seem ta indicate the el
ection of Colonel John H. Bankhead,
over Captain Richmond P. Hobson Id
the Sixth district.
Tangent Soldier Killed.
Tho dispatches yesterday report art
engagement between our soldlprs and
tho Moros on the Phlllppln. Islands
after an unsuccessful effort to bring
tho Moros to terms peacefully, each
tlmo refused. The Moros attacked our
soldiers, when two American soldiers
woro killed, NoWcomb, of Company
K, 1th infantry, whom tho Albany
boys say Ib a former Linn county
young man, who Vent from Tangent,
whore his father now resides. Al
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