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;'."?-'. ttAttr capital journal, saxm, ormoon, Friday, octorer ivioh. . ,4 ' t m "1 --- - i - jTl. Stockton TfL ' THREE Hd fWfc' GREAT il ra: ' SPECIALS If i nc Tt White Corned Laces Fire btinl ft dozen vnlonclonnc :..i..i n n.ir storo last week and feoffor tlrm at u Special Price to close v 50c A )OZI3N tvjlues up to 10c n yard. Gingham 16 Yards $1 A full caso of Apron Check Glnghrnn on sale nt 7 c. Just for n filer, step lively nn'd lay l.n n supply at C1c YARD mmmmmammmm it f'i i f&v nannn? nil I Towels Ono hundred dozen Llnon Iluck I n-buck Hand Towels just arrived. 5 urcai values nt 91.2& a dozen. Special price this week 7c EACH Lay In your supply for legisla ture roomers. test enhanced by theBtentorlan com mand, "Piny ball!" it i m m i 2.. iJ .. . .t . ' .-m it j i a . .. tii i in hi i ii m 1 1 1 Hi 1 1 in i in ii 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 m i hi 'V8-V .: ,, ' t w " "lie's one of tho squarost And fln-v r AIir'IiM 1U V M,rT IlkinTir,,r?rik 1 H A T " I Yes, air, he's as nice J. . . HUYCKH ill C 11 1 IflOl KV, l'Elf'lllD A 1 ' est of men fol Say, watch the graceful attl-! ! tude of our first battort Ho'b got ; h'ls eyo with him todny, too, for -see how ho lets this first bad one go . '. What did tho umpire call that?" "A strike," replied his neighbor. M' "Now, what do you think of tlfat? Rail went a mile wldo of tho platol 1 1 Woll, umpires will mako mistake'. I've seen At this Juncture a crack rent tho t nlr.nml the ball sailed on n lino to-v ward the loftfleld fenco. The mild-mannered man was on his feet In n jiffy. "Oh, what awatl Run, run like the dickens f Go on and make Jt a X homer! Look nt that ousa go, wl'l ,x you! Go on; keep a-golng. Don't stop. Mako It What's that?" "The umpire callod It a foul I" "A foul? He's crazy! Say, MIp tor Ump're, put on your glasses., A foul. Good Gad, man, you'ro tho limit! Throw him out! Go lay down omowhdrc, umpire! You're r.otton! Rottcnl Rotten!" And In his disgust tho mlld-mnn-ncrcd fan slapped his derby hat on tho scat and sat o nit. From thn October Bohemian. ill Kurtz Cash Market I AT THE- r 277 COWMERCIAL STREET Save Money and get the test meats that money can buy in Oregon y DRFSSED CHICKENS-A Choice Lot - m WE HAVE THE BEST IMPORTED GERMAN SAUSAGE MAKER IN THE CITY I Ml I I I I 1 1 I I lit H I I M 1 1 I I I U 1 1 I III II I 1 4 1 1 I 1 1 II I 1 1 1 1 MKS EXTILVOIIDINARY CASK OF BLINDNESS lathe October Amorlcnn Magazno r. Frederick van Eden writes a ro- Lthbo artlclo on "How Mind Can fwl tie Body." Dr. vnn Eden Is u biieto of International reputation to bcllevc3 in tho modcrnto uso of moIIc suggo Hon in tho trontment Mitme. Somo of tho cases which Tin Eden cites aro almost mirac- Ui. The following is an oxnmplo. "In order to glvo nn Idea of tho -otlsrlul and mystorlous complicu- Ion ot Buggestlvo phenomena, I will !l here of another exporlmont, per- iraed by Dr. Debovo and afterward petted by Dcrnholm. Ho touched : normal oyo of nn uncultivated can, uylng: Now you aro blind itMioye. Ddit tho woman opened fctihen her eyesight was tested by ! simple nppnrtus, woll known In itUlmology, to InveatlgatOiiBlmu- Ited blindness on ono oyo, it was wri that sho had grown indoed kfcctljr blind on that oyo without ; conscious ot it. 'Nov nobody can suppose that nn MDlUvatcd woman, by n voluntary tot ot tho Imagination, could ellm- jite the sight of one oyo. And yot, : nearer investigation, Dornhoim tred that tho suggested bllndnoss u entirely Imaginary. .Tho vision ' really Intact. And yot this worn- i la unconscious obedtanco to the pnraind of suggoHlon, know how to It the part of ono-sldod blindness, b that tho scientific Investigator, fi to detect simulation, could bo fnpietely deceived by It. To ox- pa this Incredible fnct wo'nre com- Ntd to accent a division of por- Ujr. Ono Is tho ordinary worn oncon clous that anything hns jed In her nower of vision tho pr Ii her subconscious solf, which RP'i tho suggestion obediontly, i tries to become blind in ono ey. H doei U bo effectively thnt the i F ot ono eve Is practically but j fusion Tno woman becomes 'i r-hnrnl!v called soul- a oa ot ri To norform this j" bT rrir'a-y effort Is ontirely M ot the quelon Tho c!ovoroi rMnt fouM not do It, and sureJy " un r vafea woman tukQn un. i 'Utl. '1' cn! ,m exnoriment 8how&. I:'5t (i n f,,. -.t 11..1 i.r. " Of Olir beine whlfih nliv nnil Tl out Siggp tjon Is ft far mora Trand rcwerfii 9in. nin o",.w iar7 convioni parsonalliy. And, ' ma our nery-day concop Jbom 'lniag!nation' and-'slmu- h J 00 prndo anrt simple 'w me facts discovered by tho . " Piyeho'OBV Anil T nm nnvln,1 !i?w0r4er to aMert r t0 dny t the effPA . . ' "i vi BUfiKcsiiqu can oo, rter to approach somethtnK llko nn explanation of tho wonderful cures effected by tho mind on the body, wo hnvo first of all to know moro about that mystorlous ngency, called by whntovor nnme, which Is ablo to oboy such dllllcul rommnnds unheeded by tho ordinary conscious ness. RUSSIAN LAROIl INSURANCE IN CASE OF ACCIDENTS Consul Jamo3 W. Rngsdalo of St. Potor.burg advises that tho HiiBsian doumn has under conBldorntion n bill requiring manufacturer's to lnsuru their laborers against nccldents while employed In factories and to providn fbr thorn (n enso of Illness. Upon this tho consul comments. Tho law of 1903 Imposed this duty directly on tho omployors, but undor tho now law nn Insurance by an or ganlzcd lnsurnnco compnny will bo provided. Tho, substitution wjjl on tnTl on Incroaso o? exjionso on the part of manufacturers against ncct donts of nbout 1 por cent of tho sal ory of all tho omploycB. As there aro about 2,500,000 porsonn employ ed In" manufactories drawing an nvor ago of 220 rubles (rwblo, 61, 5 cental ench por annum, or'n total of 550, 000,000 rublcB, the assessment will bo consltlernblo. Tho bill furthor provides for In Burnnco against lllnoB, tho premiums to bo pnld conjointly by tho lnboror and tho omployors, tho former pny Ing from 1 to 3 pAr cent of tholr snl nrles and tho latter two-third a much, which togother will aggre gate about 7,3000,000 rubles. Theso assessments will vary somowbat, but are based upon tho statistics of tho past, which show tho average cost ot treatment In case of Illness to bo about 4 rubles, or 2 per cont of the workman's salnry. Tho now meas- tiro, therefore, if It becomes a law, will entail on tho manufacturer nn oxpenso aggregating about 5,000,000 rubles moro than waB required undor tho lnw of 1003. explorer nnd assistant at tho instl tute for tropical dlscato at Hamburg; Dr. Dmnckor, of tho natural history museum nt Hamburg; Dr. Escho, tho chief of tho bureau of othnogrnphy, nnd Dr. Muller, anothor specialist In ethnography. , A Bpeclal collector iu F. E. Hoilwlg, who has lately givon tho bureau of ethnography n collec tion fro'm tho DIsmark nchlpolago. II, Vogol, an artist nnd pnlntor, ac companies tho expedition, and will tnko photographs and clnomnto grnph pictures, and mako Bkotchoij and water-color drawings of such ob4 jeets as aro .desired. Consular Re port. SCIENTIFIC EXPEDITION XO GERMAN POSSESSIONS Tho Gorman steamship Poiho hns left Hongkong for tho Gorman poa .Bosslons In tho South Seas with a party of scientists, where two years will be spent in research, work. j Tho oxpedltion la being eent out1 by tho Hamburg Solentlflc institu tion nnd is In chargo of Dr. Tbllenlua. To begin with, work will bq done 'n ethnography, zoology end botany.j while other branches mny be taken' up later. ! Tho Hamburg museum haa a flno collection of arms, implements nnd idols, so thaf It is hoped to mako a , complete South Sea collection. The staff of tho expedition consists of Professor Fulleborn. nn East Africa. ENORMOUS CONSUMPTION OF CANNED GOOD9 Ono docs not hnvo to pursuo the Investigation very far to becomo con- vlnccd thnt tho porcapltn consumpj tlon ot ennned goods In tho United StntCB Ib much loss than It BhouliI bo, Bnys tho Cannor. Tnklng.n half-dozen or so lending articles nnd figuring on tho basis of a population ot 85,000,000, wo ob tai nsomo Hlumlnntlvo results: Corn, 1907 ilncR, C, 075,908 casoa, equal to 100,221,792 cans, or" l03S than two cans per person por year Tomatoes,, 1TJ07 pack, 13,407,470 caso?, equal to 323,219,424 cans, less than tour cans por cnplta an nually. Pene, 1907 pack, G,505,9G1 caBCi, equnl to 150,143,004 cans, or lesi than two full enna por year for ench Inhabitant, Salmon, 1907 pack, 3,911,320 ensos, oqnnl to 107,733,648 cans, counting 48 enns to tho enso or a shndo ovor two cans por yenr to oach resident of tho United Stntos. Fruits, estimating 5,000,000 cases, equal to 120,000,000 cans, or loss than pno and ono-balf cans per year for each poraon. Thoro n,ro, of courso, othor cannod foods besides thoso montlonod, yot theso tiro tho principal ltoms, exclu sive of canned montB, nnd tho sum total of them nil is 947,327,928 cans, equal to a fraction over 11 cans por nnnum, or less than ono can per month for ench Inhabitant. -- YE LIBERTY Htgh Class Attractions TV e cn y n. -Ion picture house In Salem, wbej-eby lt,9 patre-us n Wurn that TALK, SINGand DANCE. ithoat Doubt the Best Show in the City " 'be crowds go at tho "Ye L'berty Each evening, 7- 5 oatin-e, Wednesday and Saturday. touvenlr matlne. i my, 2.5 Admission. 10 cents, seat free, Tlio lliififball Umplro, "That gentleman who is to umpire the game today Is an old friond of mine," said tho mild-mannered bao ball fan to bts neighbor as they sat leaning forward In tho grandstand. their eagerness over the coming cou- If you can arrange to go to Port land this week do io and wltnoas. the greatest theatrical sensation that city has even known, unkers biock Company, at the handsome now lirXGALOW THEATER, Morrison and Twelfth streets, is presenting for the third and last week the mag nificent Bolasco play, THE GIRL OF T'iE GOLDEN WEST Positively .th greatesf sensation Portland theator-goeri have ovor known. Ploying to standing room only at evory porformanc? Don t delay. Sond in your order for swta U mall, wlro or long distance. Ad Irpss pvrythlng to GEO. L. BAKER, Manager Buygalow Theatre, Portland, Oregon Ercnlng rrlcen, 23c, :13c, noc; ma- .tlHce, 15c, 23c. Always thP ,?aroe. Jatleen fiueday and Saturday. Next week Brown of Harvard, HOW T1IH I)lliTKni2NT 1'AhlIlUAS Ul(IUIicTIi While doubtlois thnt first modlfi cation of the merely UBctul garb which we call fashion was InducoJ by tho In3tlnct!vb "fomlno dcslro to please tho mnlo oyo, rivalry with hbr own sex has subordinated this aim A soverely plnjn head covering Is UROful; when the fair woarer puts a feather In her hat sho auroly wop mascullno npproval for thoro war tho docoratlvo touch. But 'whon other women, dominated by an am bition to excel, used tho wholo bird and several straugo fenthors bosldc, the original aim of pleasing tho mas cullno eyo was loBt In a blttor strifo 1 to go a gorgeous slstor "ono bettor." Then tho contest was on a contost thnt has brought to an astonished nnd not utterly Inartistic, world such exhibits bb tho lioopsklrt, tho puffod Blcovca, tho Morry Widow hat and tho much-conBtrlctlng corset, In doed, In tho making ot "women's fashions cnlor ovory motlvo that lias over Unpolled lomjnuy ana mo greatest of theso Is rivalry. ThU In hor oyoa wldoly, looked round ahd said: No! No! I boo perfectly well, merely ono writer's opinion, but It has tho philosophy of human naturo to Btrongthon tho theory, j In thoso' lattor daya of cqmblnn ttons nnd lndu&trlnl aggregations U ila Interesting to nolo that fashion has,' followed curront of tho tlmoH. For woro ono fashion to run through I two Bcnsons, what would tho maker's lot femlnfno npparol profit? Two thirds the sex would auroly wear tho eamo garb till It was "callod In" I for bo it said, tho "bettor half" of I tlio world does not npend good monoy without pronounced oculnr rosults. So wo havo tho yearly or soml yoarly chango of fashion. From Bomo strango quarter ot Pnrls or Vlonna or London comos annually tho news of tho "propor thing." Tho queen of Englnnd, porhnpB, has de signedly or unwittingly put a plum colored "bolt on with a dark bluo rid ing linblt, and, presto! tho wires enr Ty tho news to tho world's fashion tjonters, tho fncllo fashion artists de vlso a costly comTilnatfon of this "tiro latest," tho fasplon magazines bear tho tidings t6 tho waiting femlnlno Avorld. A now fashion has sprung Into existence, tho fashion dlctntorn roap a financial' roward, tho dreoi makors add to tholr bank nccount, tho world of women wearing plum colored bells ami blue riding hab's add to their spiritual contentment nnd mnybo tho surprised queen of England, who lias changed hor bolf, looks on In amused wonder. From "Do "Women Dress to Please tho Mon?" 1) Louis Cass Kvans, In tho Bohomlnii Magilne for October. LEFT OH HER DOORSTEP FOR THIS MOTHER Mrs. A. O. Tuson, of Uvcrroore, Cal,, writes: "I picked up from my door etep ono d.y a llttlo book In which I soon becara very much Interested. My little girl of flro years of age had been troubled for a long time with loss of appetite, extremo nervousness and undue fatifjuo. Sho waB uli run down and in a very delicate condition. "This fittla book was Very cornpre- hen$ivaly written, and told of the new pioihod of extracting the medicinal ele ments of the cod's liver from tho oil, eliminating the obnoxious oil which Is to bard for children to take. " 'Jut tho thing said I, 'for my little daughter and I Imruwitately went for a botlje of Vlnol. it helped her won derfully. B-.e has Aind rapidly I" Hash and strength, and she dova sot take ccU half o oaslly. "I am exirematy grateful tor the pood It has.doae her, and I bopo otiW motr-er no 1a,'e weak, de.icaie or tv c' v i tu viil b benefited by ny fXj?rlerca and juat give Vfnol a trial." O, W. PtTNAM Co., gulem, Oregow. ANTIQUIT1' OF KC'Orlglncs dos Cartes n Jouer" PLAYING CARDS PariB. 18 091 has shown that then In tho Journal of tho GypBy-Loro . ala thrco so-called Urot neks, the soQloty, tho hondqimrtors of which ! earliest known, called thn Mlnchlat8 aro nt Hopo place, Llvorpool, D. F -pack, consisting of 90 cards (40vof do I'Hoste Ranking has contributed i which are tarots)1 the eithnm eoa a long and nblo artlclo on "Tho fisting of 78 and 50 cards respectlve Tnrot." Ho first quotoa M. Court doily. Qebolln, who wroto In 1781 In "Lc- Who first ascribed tho Introduction Monde Prlmltlf" as follews: ("of tarota Into Kuropo to the Gyp! Thoroinnmnloovldoncothntcardu.il do not know. One finds tho fact In somo form, woro known and usod constantly assorted by various writ In Spain, Italy and Provonco, long boforo thoy renched northern Franco. As early as 1332, tho initiates of a Spanish ordor of chivalry, Lo ornor do la Bnndo, founded by Alfonso XI of Cnstllo, wcro by tho statutoa of tho order forbidden to play at cards. Lo Sago says that, In tho tiroo of Oharlos V of Frnnco, St. Bernard of Slonna ordorod two packs of cards, called Trlomphalos, to bo burned. Oliarlcu V hlniBolf proscribed thorn by an odlct of 1360. Tho chontclo ot Giovanni Morolli spoaks of them as bolng usod at Milan, by ono oj tho Vlscontl In 1392, under the name ot nalbos or nalnos. Bomo think that cards woro first brought to Florence nnd Venlco by emigrant Greeka from Constantineple: that they naaacrt thonco Into Spain, and so to "France. Court de Qebolln suggests that tho book of tho tarot was communicated by tho Arabs to tho Spaniards, and carrlod by tho soldiers of Charlea V Into Gormany. Nothing In this gives iua any clow bo far to tho socret ot tho origin and moaning of tho tnrdta. Were those cards tho origin of tho modern play Ing cardB? or aro thoy a later do- volopmont of tho slmplor p&ckfti orn, but with no hints for tho grcAindA for such belief. Merlin quotes Brclt kopf ns Btatlng thnt tho Gypsies got thorn from tho Arab. IIo Hcouts thin Idea simply on tho ktouiuI that cardu1 woro known long boforo 1417, tho nccoptod dnto for tho first appoar nnce ot Gypsies In Europe It b Ing now woll oslabllshod thatita dnto can only apply to tho flm? poaraucO' of wanderliiK bands In cen tral Kpropo. and that the Gypsies woro cstnbllshed In southeastern Europo long before this date, his ob jection to tho theory falU to the ground. The tarot puck meat In nan consists of 78 cards, ot which 22 aro moro properly known as the tarots, and aro considered as the "keys" of tho tarot; theso correspond with the 22 letters of tho Hebrew al phabet, or according to Falcohnler and to Marglolta, with the "alphabet of the Magi." Tho buUb are four wanda, seep torB or clubs, answering to diamonds; cups, chalices or gohlota, answering to hearts; BWordB, answering to spados; monoy, clrclos dr pentaclea. aiiBWorlng to clubs. Kach BUlt con sists pf fourtoon cards, tho aco and nlno othora. and four court card, imunp, . . ; ...i. i i....n Ab rogards thU point. I think that King, quoon, khibui. hhu ..- nn oxnminntlon of tho tnrot pack It-1 o ; r77 Bolt must loavo tho conviction that! Kodol Is a romblnntlon of tno nat tho aymbolB on tho cardB themnolvoH show thorn to bn tho cnrllor in dnto. What Is tho moaning of. tho name "Tarot?" Kvory authority sooma to glvo n dlfforont Interpretation. Court do Gobelin Htiys thnt It Is puro Egyp tian, composed of the words "tarr" slnn'tylng "rond." nnd "ro." "ros," or ural 'dlgostlvo juices and It digest nil classes of food and evory kind of food, so you soo -it will do tho work that tho stomach Itsolf does. Sold by nil druggists. o OAHTOflXA. n ,v. IMMnitonHweMwaK Rr &?&& o "rog," Bignuying "royal," Binco it shows tho "royal rond of llfo." I loavo It to Egyptologists to oxnmlno inio mo coiTCCiucss(ot nim uxiunun ml - , . -, tl. , ,, - .i ' Tin HlirtncTH of California and Or- tT... t.nun ., if n,.ii., nt nnu mr mi ii ro lookinu forward to a good aiijv. iiivnu lumni 'i iintij wf vrnii' -17 7 ------- -- t. , , ,,111-1. orn origin, enmo Into Europo Is nl "mo at mo ni wuan "",'"" grent auureo ot speculation. OnoTomplo nt Ashland, on Novembor theory la thnt thoy woro brought by 14, -" - .." . .a " tho Arabs to uicuy, ana tiius pnssei into Italy, tho Araln again mny havo brought thorn to Spain, Antonio Mrkiib. In IiIh "Art do. Tlror los Cnrtos," mentioning th theory thnt thoy woro brought to Folronco and Venice by emigrant t Grooks from Conslnntinoplo, tnys that, if this woro bo, tho Orooks ap parently lontHomo on the way, "slnco tlio Italian nack cnnsiRted of only 50 enrds divided Into Ilvo bot'os." Horr he Ih , in orror Mor'ln CASTOR I A iov Infants uud Ohlldrca. The Kind Vou liavd Always BoktM t. (Jigif '?&7iuk'. Baara BIifiiH'm IIIIIHHHHIIIIHIHHIIIIIilllllHI HIHHtl M 1 1 f ;ij SANITARY INSPECTED MFATS AT THE New Willamette Market ii I, , , a '" ii-hi.wiw i.i.i.- , i..,.. i ,ii I, ,, -.w... nm . Dressed Chickens I Fine tock to olect your Sunday dinner from at both markois. '.'. Largo shipment fleh and abel'-fish received Saturday morning. dive the new market a trial and you wl)I bo plaud ph in U" T I price and quftlty. V I Phone 854 379 Coutt St. ii t 111 1 II I H I H 1 1 II 1 U I i 1 IHH f H I H 1 1 IH 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II III --"Mrc-.!