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DAILY OAI'ITAIi JOURNAL, BAJLEM, OREGON, THURSDAY. ATIltL 14, 1000.
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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
K. IIOFKK, Editor and Proprietor
Independent Newippr Irtsrofcxl to American Principle nd
the I'rwrrenn and Uorelopoment of All Orcjon.
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ftiblUhei Krerr Bronlng Except Sunday, Calem, Oro.
SUBSCRIPTION KATK3.
(InmrUblr In Adrtnco.)
Dally, by carrier, per ' W.00 Ter month-.... Wo
Dally, by mall, per JMf. . 4.00 Ier month Ko
Weekly, by mall, per yew..... .. '.00 8lx inonthi m,tOc
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UmqNLBEL
YELLOW JOURNALISM.
A Portland newspaper tho othor tiny printed a sonsntlonal nocount
of how a daughter or n pramlnont Corvnllle family was acouscd of
nhopllfllng In Now Yofk City, WAS ARRKHTEl) AND l'LACKD IN
JAIL.
Kvon If nil tho mnttor published woro truo, what has boon gained
by such it publication?
A young woman's niimo Is Btninod far life, A RKSPEOTAISLK FAM
ILY HAH 1IKUN HUMILIATKI),
Unfortunately tho father of tho girl belonged to tho stronger po
litical clrolo tho offensive class.
If ho had bolongcd to tho charmod Inner circle no outrago could bo
committed IIV HIM OR 1MB FAMILY THAT WOULD NOT . IIAVI2
IIHKN COVEHK1).
Formerly hlHtory was written by tho victor on tho battlollold.
JournnllHin In written by tho crowd that has tho Inside pull.
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NO STATIC NORMAL SCHOOLS.
Th6 people of Weston aro discouraged trying to run a atato Normal
School. Hy their donations of good money thoy kept tho sohool allvo
two yenrH. They donated a brick building, and donated tholr diatrlct
school tnxoB, and now have no local school faollltlos. It don't pay. Dut
they have dona more not so much ob Monmouth or ABhland and
nil these communities havo crlpplod thunisolvos In the onuso of training
Hchool tenohero. Let tho state lapso baak where nlnu-tunths of tho
nchools In tho country will bo taught by olghth-grndo girl graduates
called hoIiooI touchers. Thou a reaction will come. Tho stato board
should put padlookfl on tho doors of the normal schools, board up tho
windows, reduco tho state to tho low grade where It hns dellboratoly
gone, in tho in omit line, let uh hold soma pioneer reunions and talk
about tho days when schools with throe "Kb" were a prlncoly luxury
that not uvait nil tho common people woro pormlttod to enjoy. For tho
next two years there will be no action by tho stnte on the subject of
what constitute!! the training of school teachers.
A good program mako tho whole stato go dry and then on Sunday
wu will all go to Portland and get full. Thnt Is what tho rodjcjtl
l'rohls neem to bo working for.
Oovornor Schollonborg, of Nebraska, has won what ho calls a groat
big political victory by securing tho Oregon plan of electing United
States sonators by direct nomination, direct election by tho pcoplo, and
tying tho hands of thrifty momborn of tho gonornl nsaombly, so that
thoy ennnot convert tholr vnto on senator into cash. Of course, tho
groat big itato of Nebraska is Republican to tho core, and to tho ma
chine brand of G. O. P. mon it will hooiu lllto sacrilege in tho Holy
Tomplo that thoy can no longer change money, soli "doves," nnd mako
morohundlso within Its sacred porches. One state after anothor will
follow tho Oregon plan until tho national aonato Is purified. ,
During tho spring ovory one woild
bo benefitted by taking Koley'o Kid
ney Remedy. It furnlahoi a needed
tonic to tho kidney attor tho exit.
strain of winter, and It purifies tho
blood by stimulating tho kldnoys, and
causing them to ellmtnato tho itnpurl
tloa from It. Foloy's ICIdnoy Romody
Imparts now llfo and vigor. Plrxu
ant to tak. For sale by J. 0. Perry.
Tho man who always does as ho
pleases Is olthor u brute or a diplomat.
Arner, 31300
Record 3:17)4. Full brother to
Don Dorby, 3: 04 VI; Dorbortha,
3t07U; Diablo, 3:095 Domonio,
3:11U; Kd Lafferty, 3:lfl4. and
others.
Ily Ohns. Derby, 4907, sire or 0
butter than 3:10, dam Hertba by
Alonttrn, dam of 4 hotter than 3:10,
and live others.
Winner of tlrtt premium at Ba
lm horse show.
For standard ttillleus season of
1009 at Fair around and Qlub Sta
ble, Foo, 131.00 for won, J36.00 to
insure. O. II. 8IMP80N,
4-JMf Fairground, Ore.
Money Codmw la Uaacheo
to A. A. Chlsholm, or Treadwell, N.
Y now. Ills roaaon la wll worth
reading: "For a ling time I ufTor4
from indigestion, torpid Uvor, conitl
patton norvousnoes, and general de
bility," ho writes. "I couldn't sleep,
had no appotlto, nor ambition, crew
wonkor ovory day in aplto of all msa
Ical treatment. Thon used Blectrlo
my old-tlmo health and vigor. Now
I can attond to business ovory day.
It's a wondorfui medicine." Infal
llblo for Stomach, Llvor, Kidneys,
Mood and Nerves. 60c at J O. Per
ry's. o
He brave nnd let who will be
scared by tho aseesor.
A HiNilIng Halve for llurns, Chapped
Hands nnd Soro Nipples.
As a healing salve for burns, sorej,
ore nlpplee and ohapped hands
Chamberlain's Salvo is most excel
lent. It allays tho pain of a burn
almost instantly, aud unless tho in
jury U very severe, heals the part
without leaving a near. Price .25
coato For sale by all good druggists.
A mod dieiMMtUoM Is ob that tho
owner may wear Inside out or up
side down and still be preseataMe j
If cnultal provldu socurity,
if surplus and undivided
profits indicate prosperity, if
constant growth it, proof of
good sorvico, than wo solid'
your businoss on tho mound
that wo offer you tho wi
vioo of a good bank.
Capital National
Bank
ESTABLISHED 1885
i. H. ALHHRT, Prv.
It, M. GHOISAN, Viw-lYo,
JOS. 11. ALUKUT, Cahlr
Ol
that outdoor oxorclso Is needed bv
the Amerkmn people. That's all very
well, but how ean people with rheu
matism follow that advloe? The aa
ewer 1 simple uo Mallard's Sniw
Ltalmeat and the rheumatism wll
so; leaving you as spry as a colt. ,
Qlvee nulek and permanent rat'sfj
from rheumatism, neuralgia, lame
bock and all pains.
SAVED
FROM AN
OPERATION
By Lydia E. Pinkbam's
Vegetable Compound
Louisville. Ky. "LytVi K. I'ir.k
ham's Veptnlilo (' . .j" ..el had cer-
t: "ir 'i-ric lr.e n
ur.iiiili. I (ttiftvnt!
imnrr tul.it!et
(i-,:i!'.. ntrvt ;
i e i, r. id p. sf t: i
fci ile troi hlr
I.v.L;;.rinktiaL. t
i , etablu Com
i v'tirl l.a! rcrtopvl
tr'- to nirfppt
i ealth nnd kept me
from the opfcjaili s
toble. 1 will ncvt'r be itluut i' :.
medicine in tho '.. tue." Mn. Sa.'i'i,
Lav., 8C8:i Fourth St., J oukviJIe. K.v.
Aiuidutr Oiierntion Avoided.
Adrian, fin. "I suffered tni't'd
mlsory from fctnn! roubles, ami my
doctor sni'l r.:i oixritioii was my only
elinnco, md 1 arrnfled it uimo't as
miti'l: its deatli. J.ydin II. lirklu.mV
Vegetable (JoinpoiimU'uiiipleUb i'v.;:l
mo without nu oiratlou.rt--LKXA V.
IIknuv, It. F. H. 8.
Thirty yonrs of tmparallo1t(l sue
rowt conllrnifl tho power of J.ydla II.
IMnUluiiii's Vcpetuble Comih-iuiitl to
euro fi'tnnlo (ll"raas. 'J'Iih pront vol
itinepf i.ms Mi Itrd U'ltlmonyroiiffint.
ly jMmriiiK in )nv eonclURivelv that
J.ydla K. I'l.ik'i.iiii'a Vep'tnblu Com
p.uitwl ! :i rvntirLoMc ren.nly for thomi
uitres!iu? Totmniun ins lroni u-iiu-u
fo many woman siUi'ur.
fered by tho exposition. Tho season
tickets contain coupons which will
admit tho bearer to tho grounds for
100 days
NO MORE LIQUORS
IN RESTAURANTS
In the future Salem restaurants
adjoining saloons will not be permit
ted to Bell intoxicating drinks tp
their patrons, where it is obtained
in tho saloon and brougnt through
a sido door into tho eating apart
ments. Mayor Itodgorn put n ban on
all this business yesterday afternoon,
by giving tho dlfforont proprietors
of such places duo notice to clouo
their side doors. Tho saloon mon
were inucn surprised thnt such n
move should bo made in this direc
tion without first hnvlng proper no
tlco of the matter, and, after holding
a conforenco yostordny, sovernl aro
going to learn Just what their rights
arc In (ho city.
FRANK G0TCH
DOWNED THE TURK
Soattle, Wnsh, April 15.4 Tho an
nouncement was made In this city
today that Frank Gotch, who last
night easily dofcated Mahrnout tho
Turk, of Chicago, and Hnckcnschmldt
will' wrcBtlo In Scattlo at tho exposi
tion. It Is said that sixty per cent
of tho gato rccolpts or guarantee of
315,00, will induce tho two big mon
to got together.
Tho ofTer is made on behalf of tho
manngoment of John Cort's arena
nt the exposition and has boon con
veyed to tho wrestlors by Dr. D. F.
Hollor, who was a spectator of last
night's match!
SEASON TICKETS
FOR GRADUATES
Seattle, Waah., April 10. Tho
Alaska-Yukon-Pnclllc exposition will
glvo n season ticket to tho fair to
tho student who graduates with tho
highest honors for each of tho high
schools of tho stato. Tho prices will
bo given by tho division or exploita
tion In recognition or tho work dono
by tho public in advertising tho fair
through lottor to pupllo in EaMorn
schools.
Thoro aro 200 high schools in tho
stato with pupils who aro ellgiblo to
partlclpato In tho prlzo contest of-
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LUNG PIERCED
BY LEAD PENCIL
DrDJaynes
EXPECTORANT
This is the Time
for Colds
and it is the time to cure them
before they get a firm hold
upon the system.
Dr. D. Jaync's Expectorant
is the quickest, surest and best
known remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Pleurisy, Bronchitis, In
flammation of the Lungs or
Chest and all ailments of a like
nature. It has been success
fully employed for four gon
orations.
Dr. D. Jaync's Sanative
Fills is a thoroughly relU
nble and effective laxative,
purgative, cathartic and
stomach tonic.
Dr. D. Jayne's Expectorant is Sold by All
Druggists, in $1.00, 50c. and 25c Bottles.
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EASTER SERVICE
When you attend church Eastor
Sunday of courso you wish your ap
pearance to be perfoet. No mnttor
how elegant your clothes may ha
lf they are not wtt off by some re
fined and becoming Jewelry your ap
pwtronce Is bound to Iw common-
place. Let us uimt:
Itl.NOS, 11UOOC11US,
UKAC1IITS, STICK PINS,
Ol'FF LINKS, FOItS, (SOLI) -WATCH
CHAINS, HOLD
WATCH ItS, JltWltlillD HAT
P1XS
Kverytktuc; else in the Jswslr) line
Barr's
JEWELERS
Sa nFrnnclsco, April 1C. Ills left
lung pierced by a lead pencil, Chas.
Westrnn lies In tho Harbor Ilospltitl
In this city today hovering between
llfo and death.
Wostran, who Is employed nt tho
Santa Fo ferry slip nt tho foot of
Market Htreot, fell whilo at his wont
yostordny, and a lead poncll which
ho carried in n vest pockot entcrod
between tho seventh nnd eighth ribs
nnd tore its way Into tho lung,
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Rheumatism.
Moro than nlno out of every tea
cases of rhoutnatlsm or tho muscles,
duo to cold or damp, or chrosJc
rheumatism. In such caaos no inter
nnl treatment Is required. The fr.H
application of Chamberlain's Lini
ment is all that Is needed, and it is
certain to give quick roller, aivo it
n trial and seo for yoursolf how
quickly It relievos tho pain and sore
ness. Tho medicines usually given lu
ternnlly for rhoutnatlsm aro poison
oub or vory strong medlclnos. They
aro worso than usoloss In cases of
chronic nnd muscular rheumatism.
For nlo by all good druggists.
Full Bearing Orchard Tracts
SIZES TO SUIT PURCHASER
Winter Apples and Royal Ann Cherries
RICH BOTTOM SOIL
3 MILES NORTH OF SALEM.
, , Enquire of owner at Capital National Bank.
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It Is hard to please everybody,
but that Isn't any reason why wo
should II nd it hard to please anybody.
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E. ECKERLEN
Wholesale
Family Liquor Store
144 Commercial St Free Delivery
Phone 103
Frightful Fnto Averted.
"I would havo been a crlpplo for
llfo from a terrible cut on my knee,
cap," wrltoi Frank Dlsborry, Kolll
her, Minn., "without Ducklen's Ami-!
ea Salve, which soon cured me." in
faU'ble for wound, cuts and bnuliei,
It soon cures Durns, Scalds, Old
Sores. Ilolls. Skin Eruptions. World's
bost for plies. 6c at J. C. Perry's. I
Excursion to Silverton
W. O V Head Camp Officers,
Silver Hll Circle No 4 3 will be kith
us. UIk time expected Kverybody
going. 15o tickets sold $1 -'u round
trip. Remember the date. April 20
Train We at 7 p m TkkeU on
sale at Harvev'ai grioer store Fletch
er & Hrd' feed s;ire. also at Wood
man hull Frldu nluht 4-U 3t
Tk tkoaikt lUal w had tt cta5
g to S de Ht UOt tk bitter
taste out of or HWMitlts.
a
M of lHuud u Week,
at last. Is what a young baby ought
Is pit In weight boas yours? If
not tbc's wuasthlng wrong wlta it
4Utstloii. Qlve It McCKv' naay
Hllxtr and It will begla galaiag at
ones. Oh rat stamaoh aad bowel
trMblt. aids d'gestlon. stops frat
fMlaasa. good for teething babte.
Prise 35c and SOc Sold by all deal
ers, OJL0VOXIXUI..
lUtnta UilaltMKlUllMHBMtft1
Salcm-the "Cherry City of the World"
Population (1912) 50,000. .
Now that ws are squared away for another srosldontlal term,
and everything aiad this ooMHWUMtty has stteh a proaoHnoed air.
of ImisIimm asUvtt' ami Droprtty. ws may well look to our indi
vidual ehtvHiMit.
Are you gulR to got sowowhoro i tho oxt four yoars. or aro
ou woroly goUg to tAho what ommh Id ysm. aqd lot tho fumrs
take cars of llsof Wo hollovo ovry tlttsaii of thU oomMiialty
see a soasoM of HlomiW opportunity hotoro Mm. and will teko ad
vaaias of It
This bank hollovos. aloag with avory mm who ha ovwr got
tea aoywhors In tho world, that a good soakiac osAooothM to the
steppias sumij to ooriMitoM ssoosss, Wo oKw to tho holp aad
ih senrtoss of a ftoaaoUl losiltoUoa that to proa of Its rosord
and sosad la lo artaosiOoM aad waiiMiawt t sagsost that
u opa aa aocoaat with as. Tho awoaat with whloh yon sUrt
Is lnaUrU It is tho hanking coaassihw that will ataho hard
ays sasy for yoa. aad ths start will hrlas Its owa rwrd la a
substaatlal balaaoo hoforo the oad or the yoar.
UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK
Ladies' White Lawn Waists
Nicely embroidered , long sleeves, only $1.00
Ladies' Waists at
$1.25
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A groat assortment long sleeves, open baok or open fronts,
white lawn, nicely embroidered; also blaek embroldored waists
11.25. tan waists 1.25, chock od waists. Seo thoso splendid val
ues .
White Embroidered Waists . $1 .50
Something special, they ar beauties, easily worth !.00
White Embroidered Waists . $2.00
This Is Indeed a rich fcurnieut. a great bargain at this price;
has to be seen to be appi eclated.
Ladies' Net Waists
At Low Prices
We have too many of them, therefore, we have re
duced the prices on all of them.
Net waists reduced to $2.50
$3.50 Net waists reduced to 2,75
$5.00 Net waists reduced to 3.75
$7.00 Net waists reduced to 4,25
Silk glovs. extra heavy doulo tipped fllngers, pair only . . .60c
Long silk gloves, extra heavy tipped fingers, pair only . . . .75c
MILLINERY
Ws aro headquarters for all the newest things in this line.
Shapes, trlwtaod hats, flowers aad foliage. Trimming by ox
pert trimmers. Lowest prlees. ,
ROSTEIN & GREENBAUM
240 COMMERCIAL STREETS
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