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DAILY OAPI Ali JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1007. DOINGS ABOUT WASHINGTON Washington, April 20. There la n decided poHslblllty that former Sonator Richard T. Pettlgrew, of South Dakotu, will bo the next chair man of the Democratic national com mittee. It la reported authoritative ly that Chairman Tom Taggort, of Indiana, win not ho a caudldnto for re-election. It 1b doubtful, indeed, that Mr. Taggert could got tho nom ination oven If ho desired It. Hit) administration of tho offlco during the ladt campaign had boon tho Bub Jcct of much ndvorBO criticism, and tho overwhelming defeat of tho Democratic party in 1904 did not Horvo to lesson tho, bitterness with which ho wns assailed. Senator Du bois has declared himself In favor of Mr. Pottigrow for tho position. Just before lcnvlng for homo this woel: Mr. Dubois snld: K "I havo had n talk with Chair- had tho heartiest endorsement of man Taggnrt and am ablo to say that the delegates, although tho academy statesmen will visit the Indians In their camp in the Santa Rosa moun tains In Mexico. The meeting at thl? time works actual hardship on Sona tor LaFollctte, who Is Btampcdlng around tho country and assailing his brother senators on tho Chautauqua lpcturq platform. Ho will loso a good many dollnrs as a result. THE CALL OF THE BLOOD IN DEBILITY The National Academy of Science, which was in session hero this week, brought to Washington one of the most notable guthorlngs of scientific men tho country has ever Been. The venerable Professor Aloxandor Agns bIz, of Harvard, declined to servo again as professor of tho academy, and Professor Ira Remson, of Johns Hopkins university was named for the place. As a number of delegates of tho academy aro government scientists, and connected In a private capacity with tho faculty of Geprgo Washington university, tho question of tho establishment of that univer sity as n national Institution of learn ing was kept quietly but poralstcntly beforo tho mooting. Tho movoment ho will not bo n candidate) for ro oloction nB head of tho national com mittee. I nin heartily ljijavor of tho election of Mr. Pottigrow to tho placo nnd I hellevo ho would bo entirely uccoplablo to Colonel Bryan, who un doubtedly will ho the Democratic noniliioo for president next year." Form or Senator Pottigrow was originally a Hopubllcan. IIo Joined tho Democratic party on tho silver isriiio in 189G. Much lnleroBt 1h being taken In tho approaching Initial mooting of, tho newly uppolnlod Inland watorways commlUHlon. Tills mooting probably will bo callud by Congrcusman Theo doro 13. Iltirton, of Ohio, as chairman for May 1. Tho commlsslonerri are, horildos Chairman Hurton, Senators NowlaudH and Warner; CongroBB lnan Dnnkhond, General Alexander MneKonzlo, Dr. W. J. McGoo, F. N. Newell, Clifford Pluchot and Herbert Knox Smith. The appointment of tills commission Is looked upon as ouo of the most Important acts of Prusldout Hoosovolt'rt administra tion. The commission will conshlor tho quoHllon of waterways Improve mont, not alono from the Important titnudpolnt of tanking tho rivers and harbors navigable, but with a view to pruvoultng the disastrous Hoods that in the Hyrlng and fall of uauh year work havoc on tho banks of the big Btroams, Hwoeplug away proporty valued at millions of dollars. In President HoohovoU's lettor In which ho nnnouneud tho creation of tht uommlMlou and outlined Us duties, bo declared that ho win Inlluonced In appolnthiK tho new bonrd by tht fact that tho railroads wore no long or ablo to movu crops and iiiunii furturos rapidly ouoiikIi to xoctiro tho prompt trnuiHictlun of tho limine of the nation, and that thuru appear to bo but ont complutu ranted) the development of a compUmoutury nys turn of ununuortnllon by water. Tim National HI von and Harbors con grotw will lend Itt powerful aid to In ourltiK the hucoow of the commls hIoii'h ondonvorfi. Th organization lit plodxod to brliiK forcibly to the uttuntlon of cougrtMti tho noomwlly for impropriating not Iom IIiau $50, 000.000 a ymr for Hie proMeiillon of this work that Is of suoh importuned .to tint country at largo. nB a body gavo no expression of opin ion. At tho presont time tho fund of $200,000 that is being raised local ly for tho purchaso of n slto on which to install tho greater university buildings practically has been sub scribed. Tho next stop to bo taken will bo tho organization in ovcry fitato in tho Union of working com mittees to tho end that nn endow ment fund may ho quickly raised. It Is Intended to gather theso subscrlp lions from ns wldo a field ns posslblo, and tho Institution becomo tho broad, patroltic university that Its admirers hopo to make it. Rcprosontntlvo Honry S. Boutell, of tho 0th Illinois district, made his appearance In Washington this wcok with the announcement that Presi dent Roosevelt is moro popular in Illinois than ho ever was. Mr. Bottt ell, however, tied a utrlng to hlo statement by announcing that his state, first of all, was for "Undo .Too" Cannon. Ho declarod that tho Inst Republican Hlnto convontlon went on record as favoring Speaker Cannon for tho presidency In 100S, and aald that there Is no doiibt whntcvor that tho state's delegation will Biipport It I tn In the national convontlon next your. Senators Toiler, I.arollntU and Curtis leave this wook for Wagle Puss, Tux., to conduct an luvoatlgn Hon of the alleged swindling of tho Klekapon Indians la Mexico. The three senators compose a aubcotniiilt tiHJ of a aonato commlttoo on Indian affairs nnd nftor tho mooting in Eagle ''ass, where many of tho financial transactions concerning tho Klckn poo lands took placo, tho three Among tho other callers at the While Houso this wook was former Governor William Larrahoo, of Iowa, famous as loader of the groat fight In that Btato for the railroad regula tion lghf.ntloii pasHod In 1SSS. Governor I.nrruheo was on his wny homo from Hot Springs, Vn., whore ho had hoe n In saaruh of health. Ho ninde an appolntmont to see tho PrcHldeut and dUcuu railroad mat ters with It t in . Mr. Larraheo, bo lil hi roputntlon n veteran of the Iouk Unlit for railroad legiiln tlou, Is more especially known an an author of tho tnoit widely circulated work over written on the subject of railroad control. This work, "The Railroad Qiioellon," has run throng1.: many editions In a number of Inn Ktiugott, and has been used as a toxt book In uiilvertltlw lit many countries. Better Than Your Memory chocking account will keep your huMut'NS transactions tiholutoly eoiTtM-t. Yon ran rvly on the ivcortl of your checking account. When you thiro to refer to past transtctloiiN, n checking account furnlnlK's reliable data easily found nutl complete in all details. I'y by chock in every tnuuactloti. Wo Invito your checking account. Wo wfiVr superior advantages. Salem State Bank I. K, PAGK, PwluVcit. E, W. HAZARD, Gukfcr. Don't iibtiso tho skunk. Accordlnjc to an olUohil bulletin prepared by F. W. Webstor and Issued by tho agri cultural department, tho vory high est praise should bo glvon this muoh shunned animal. Mr. Wobator doos not contend that the skunk should he taken into tho bosom of tho family, but ho main tains that they nro vory fond of grasshoppers and aro doemod by the bur win of biological survey as the most useful of mammals. Whllo thoy are not recommended as n pot for fiat dwellers, nor its n doslrablo ac quisition to tho avorago household, Mr. Wubstor says thoy dosarvo pro tootlon, rather than donrtuctlon by tho farmer, so save your skunks! Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Will Pic vent Most Cases and Jinn Cured Even Those That Stobbonily Resisted Treatment There are few cases of general do blllty that could not have been pre vented. There Is no hidden cause for Its presence nor Is It Buddon in Its nttack. Any persons, who 1b over worked, or Btibject to any great worry or excitement or undergoes some long-continued strain on the body, 1b llablo to become debtllatcd unless tho blood 1b kept puro and rloh. Such unusual conditions call for moro nourishment than tho blood can supply and paleness, headaches, poor appetite, unrofreshlng Bleep, backaches, loss of spirits and a gen eral tlred-out feeling, which follow, are simply a call for a blood tonic and builder. Mrs. Lonn May Brooks, of Prairie Hall, Macon county, 111., after Severn; months of suffering finally found tho right tonic In Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Sho b.ih: "For Bovornl months after tho birth of my baby, I Buffered torrlbly from n general breakdown In health. I was In bed for three months and after that was ablo to bo up only a part of tho time. I wns alck all over, being pale, woak and thin. My nppo tlto was gono and my head ached most of tho time. Oftentimes thoro Boomod to bo a rush of blood to my h ond and I would faint away. I was vory norvous and was not strong enough to do nny work. "As tho troatment 1 was taking did not help me, I began to tnko Dr. WllllaniB' Pink Pills, which a frlond Bald had helped hor. After taking a fow boxos, I began to got woll rapid ly. I contlnuod using thorn for a time nnd am now nB woll and strong as over In my llfo." Tho valuo of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills in goneral debility lies In tholr direct response to tho needs of the blood. Tholr work is to mnko now blood. Thnt thoy do this well Is shown by tho gradual disappearance of tho symptoms nnd tho return of color nnd health. They lay tho foundation for permanent health In tho future. For tho Bnmo reason those pills havo curod anaomla, nftor-offocta of tho grip and fovers, rheumatism, ln dlgostlon, nnd norvottsnesd, dizzi ness, notirnlgla, St. Vitus' dunco nnd oven partial paralysis and locomotor ataxia. A valttablo booklot, "Dlsoasos of the Illood," containing fullor In formation about rheumatism nn:l nthor (Uhvusob of tho blood will ho sent froo upon roquoat. Wr. Williams' Pink Pills nro woU by all druggists, or will bo sont, post paid, on rocolpt of price, 50 cents per box, six boxos for $2.50, by the Dr. Williams Modlclno i Company, Schenectady, N. Y. If Heals vxwirocAonxv k Scan The Rfct mtgnetlzcd, toothing and healing lini ment KINO OAOTU8 O I U never leaves tear. Prof. Dtan's Kin? Cactus Oil Bpeedllr curca cut, apralna. brulica, old lorci, iwelllnRt.froit bltei, chapped handi, bnrbod wire outa on onlmnls, narncu I and laddlo galli, mange, Itch, and all hurts of man or boost. I and 15 decorated cant, or sent prepaid liy the manuraciurera, uunn . ...wr.. , Clinton, Iowa, It your druggUt cannot' suppij. . ... . U. W. Putnam Co. 135 N. Com. St. Snlcin, Or. Ifour more DIVORCES GRANTED MODKHN WOODMUX RALLY. Unletw Its name sinks the ship, the Wittier Muennorgesttiigvereln of VI luiu, will arlvo In Waslilnston or May Gth to sing for the od Incut Ion of Prosldont Hoosevolt. Three ong that PriMldeut Uoosevelt will llatuu to from tho throats of the 700 ohorUters will represent an outlny of n Uttlo ovor J80.000 oach. Thlj probnbly U record price, nnd U based on the fnot that tho trip will coat tho Wleuor MaonnorgOsJaang voroln $150,000, tho ship thoy nro coming on bolug ohnrtod by thorn for $05,000 ulono. Tho society leaves Vlonna this wook and will arrive In Now York May 5, Its mombora will conto directly horo on a spoclnl train, will remain a fow houra and return to Now York whoro thoy will glvo i concert, as gueats of tho Doutscho Loldorkrant, Doth imports and cxporta of tho United Btatea havo incroBI ovor tho figures of last year and ovor the cor responding ulno mouths of 1900. Tho stntoment just lssuod by tho bureau of statistics placed tho total Imports of tho Unltod States for Mnrch, 1907, nt $133,323,085, against $113,597,577 for March of 190G. Tho Imports for tho past ntno months over the corresponding nlno months of 1900 wore $152,504, S14. Tho total oxports for March woro $102,080,950 against $145,510,707 for March, 1900. Tho Incronso of exports for tho past ulno months ovor the corresponding period of 1900 was $10S,002,SS1. Thoso aro days of mysterious con foroucot) and equally mystorlous and block "conspiracies," so far as poli ties aro coucornod. As a matter of fact, it Is vory probablo that n num ber of thoso who believe themselves to bo prosldontlnl possibilities are taking thomselvos ovor-sorlousl and that thoy will havo shot tholr bolts long beforo tho gavol of tho chairman falls in tho Republican con vention in 190S. Although popula hs ovor with tho country, proof is multiplying rapidly that thero Is considerable roaentmont In many sections, of the Proeldent's effort to uatno his sucooseor. This resent ment originates in no spirit of enmity toward Mr. Uoosovolt or his admin istration, but In the very natural be lief that tho pooplo of tho Unltod States should bo loft freo to salcot tho Prosldont, and that tho powor prestlgo of existing patronago should not bo enlisted to onforco a doclslon Tho shadow of tho big stick has caused murmuring of discontent that certain party leaders foar may grow into opon revolt. Several Hundred Visiting Slembers .loin in the Exercises. Tho Woodmen rally and Initia tion which wns hold last night was one of the most successful events of the local camp ovor given In Salem. There wore vlsltora from Woodburn, Sllverton, Chemawn, 'Brooks, Indo pondonco and Aumsvllle., and, to; gothor with Codnr Camp, No. 521C, of Salem, presented one of tho lnrg ost and most enthusiastic bodies of Modern Woodmen ovor scon In thl3 city. Tho visiting members woro oscort od from tho train by tho foroBtors of tho local camp. At 8 o'clock a pa rado was given, beginning nt tho Woodmon hall on Stato street. The march was led by tho Salem Military band, which was followed by tho for ostorB' team of tho local camp, then by tho candidates, who numbered bo twoon 50 and GO, and then enmo tho visiting members and Cedar Camp, No. 524 G, of Salem. Tho lino of march extended down Stato to Com mercial, down Commercial to Clio mokota, then to High, up High to Stato and down Stato to tho place of beginning. After nn Interesting mooting in tho hull, whore tho candidates woro Ini tiated, an claborato banquet wns served. o The Price of Health. "Tho prlco of health in a malar ious district. Is Just 25 conts; tho cost of a box of Dr. King's Now Life Pills," writos Klltt Slayton, of No land, Ark. Now Llfo Pills cloniiBO gently nnd Impart now llfo and vigor to tho system. 25c. Satisfaction guaranteed at J. C. Porrya' druggist. Oregon Cily the Mecca of All Inhar monious Couples Oregon City Star: rMolllo L. Bul ger has brought suit for divorce from Thomas H. Dulge" on the grounds of desertion, which, alio alleges, took place January 2G, 190G. Sho wishes to resumo her mnldent name, Mollle L. Huatt. They were married Au giiBt 1, 1S99, In Portland. Four new divorce suits woro filed In tho circuit court clerk'B ofllco be foro 11 o'clock Thursday. Jesse Dixon has filed suit for di vorce from Edward M. Dixon, who, aha sa.j's, deserted her ovor a year ago. They woro married only a fow months beforo the alleged desertion, or on September 19, .1905, at Van couver, Wash. Mlnnlo Bergor Bays her life was mado burdensome, and finally bIio bo camo 111 of norvoua prostration by J. I Bergor'a drunken Bprecs, thore foro she prays for a divorce. Thoy woro married at Prlnovlllo, February 17, 1901. Sho Bays ho would go on sprees of four or five dnys' duration, rofuslng to llvo with hor, and then she would havo to nurse him back . to health and ability to perform la (bor; that this continued for thrco years prior to commencement of this suit, nnd for tho Inst two years he has boon nn hnbltual drunkard, though he was a sobor, Industrious man when Bho married him. Minn Johnson seeks dlvorco from Eric August Johnson, who, she says, dosortcd her at Forgo, North Dako ta, on or nbottt November 20, 1905. Thoy woro marrlod at Fargo only nlno days beforo tho nllogod dosor tlon. Sho naka to havo restored her mnldon name, Minn Ostgnard. Mrs. D. Dttyer asks dlvorco from Q. E. Dtiyor, who, sho says, dosortcd hor In tho spring of 1903. Sho re quests tho continued custody of four minor children nnd tho sum of $200C na alimony nnd contribution to sup port of children. Thoy woro mar ried at Redding, Iowa, in 1883. Tho enso of F. W. Schilling vs. Vorna Schilling la on trlnl in tho cir cuit court Thursdny. Mrs. Schilling Bocufod n dlvorco, but ho has brought suit to rcopon tho caso, claiming to hnvo not boon served with notlco of hor suit. A docroo of dlvorco wns handed down In tho suit of May Shea vs. TTttf T.tlr. So"rxoLn; 1..I . 'Ukl.,. ffl "-ug 10 d ,., 'im Prescription ..M. ttftep t!5 Brts failed bHiult2 scrlptlon an, J W tak,s: Mlxhv ' in n Mixhv r Wii. '""niiAJ . nie onaA... M "d Extract: l three ounce aBp!K' Sarsaparllla. t,v. ln one teaapoonful "V nnd at bMiih. c No change nei be Dli. 'r usual AU l iih Plenty of l,? own niigf This mlttiA -...' effect n- .. liw htit --- -run jn j... Of the ellmli,.!.. 'm forces thn va tot,s. Strain f,ft h.!? " .. acid and othnnM.. ' ;; tlBtn, Dladder H rS uuuuies in n ,..... - - " '""uwius, "ry Prcscripioa ,w tllonts, which are eS nt homo. There UmS blOOll fl0!Tiel- ; ; tern tonic known, ad Wr!. ly none morn hmi . .. ,:. . ""Mores. . IIIU LU I1KP. -H-H-H-H-H-H Danlo Shea, and the cMti.4 Vo.l n nun j . "i1! .v.. u. viuiu, a minoitUl, "iuuu io iiiainiia. 'Pncuinonla'i Dead ff Had so seriously affect! tq m lung," writes Mrs. Fanni Cctta, Rurual Routo 1, acorgQDTt,T8i "that I coughed coatlanjiij and day and the neighboring consumption seemed tittaiJt until my husband brojttj, bottlo of Dr. King's NenDiicwj, which In my case prom to bv only roal cough cure andttoti weak, soro lungs." WtaiHaii remedies utterly fall, yoony m win In tho battlo anlnttlt:(ii throat toublcs with Ktv Hjct. tho real cure. QuarantewtrU Perry, druggist. 50c md MI.T bottlo free, -O-i- Sllverton has a number ( (ol nont brick buildings contrctei i c- Tho clock ticks .and UcMetM away, Shortonlng up our lire tuH Eat, drink and be aerrj, For somo day you Ttlll I You can't Rocky Moanta, 1 (Frco samples at Dr. Stoat sfcd. IbetBtl lasta. Tit j 0tCs98teftBC2CfrS) tt9 I SPRING SACK SUITS FOR AND YOUNG MEN o Blajatka .WpOLXZJ. iMnadtMHwAhimBwgt imi WW av..-s.. . -. -.. -ww-iiw i i' ; ' ill (fi ?"'!!:; If - - -Vn -nin 1 1 ""111 ''ir'"" In nil the nnhhiest fabric effects snappy single and doublc-brcMlj styles, artistically custom - taiM throughout and containing cvur - wrinkle and fancy: Sues $8.50 to $31 The fancy checks and stripes in tt n., ck,ic f Snrinff Neckwear at Spring Clothing. We are showwf ; largest selection ever shown city. Price 50c. Salem Woolen Wi MilSW