DAILY 6APITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1904.
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Eastern Oregon Coroner Be
lieves in making Crime
Public
(Pendleton Bast Oregonlan.)
I Br. W. O. Cole, coroner of Umatilla
uunty, In discussing with an East
regonlan reporter the matter of the
crease of sulcldo among young girls
ad the apparent Increase of Immoral
ly, uttered some unvarnlBhed truths,
follews:
"It will be tho policy of the coro-
jr's office hereafter to give to tho
labile all tho revolting details of
Use unfortunate cases. It has been
ho policy to conceal from tho sordid
lew of the public many details which
lould huralllato and wound the feel-
Ig of parents and friends, but the
Lcrease of Immorality among young
len and women Is so appalling that
bmethlng desperate must bo dono to
lieck the tendency and rob theso
Imes of their would-be romantic
ipects.
"If parents will not or cannot con-,
ol their young girls and young sons
!io are old enough to know right
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That
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Smell
If there is anything you need
it Is to remove tho death-deal-
; ing sower gas from your houso.
Modem
Plumbing
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ftwlll do this and glvo you com
?fort as well as health. Havo
j'your old plumbing inspected
land you may Bavo a heavy bill.
tURROUGHS & PRASER
105 Stato St, 'Phone 1511 Main.
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Scrofula
It is commonly" Inherited
Pew are entirely Wo from It.
Palo, -weak, puny children arc
afttictcd with it in nlno cases out of
ten, and many adults suffer from It.
Common indications aro bunches In
tho neck, abscesses, cutaneous erup
tions, inflamed eyelids, soro cars,
rickets, catarrh, wasting, and general
debility.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
and Pil(s
Eradicate it, positively and absolute
ly. Thi9 statement is based on tho
thousands of permanent curca thc6o
mediclnpo havo wrought.
" My daughter had scrofula, with eleven
sores on her neck and abont her ears. Hood's
Sarsaparilla was highly recommended and
Bhe took It and was cored. She Is now In
good health." Mas. J. H. Jones, Parker
City, Ind.
Hood's Sarsaparilla promises to
euro and koopo tho promlso.
from wrong and If tho officials per
sist in hiding the worst features of
theso escapades from public view, in
order to shield them, it will only have
a tendency to Increase crime and Im
morality, and I believe that It Is best
to discourage all such things by giv
Ing the details of every case brought
to light, so others wh'o are on tho
downward path, or aro connected with
those In trouble In any way, will be
deterred from pursuing the wrong
path.
"Public sentiment must be turned
against these fatal and disgusting af
fairs. As long as the worst features
of these crimes aro concealed! from
public view through respect and pity,
many young vllllans will take hope
and pursue their wrong course, and
perpetrate their crimes In tho belief
that it will not be found out on them.
"Bxposuro of every person connect
ed in any way with crime, and ex
posure of all tho revolting details of
these crimes, will educate public sen
timent to hato and despise that which
is now looked upon ns sad, semi-ro
mantic affairs that can be half con
demned and excused.
"Hereafter, what comes to my no
tice in examining into such caso3 as
havo attracted attention in this city
within this year will bo given to tho
public, and those whd aro connected
with such cases must bear tho dis
grace, and dishonor they bring upon
themselves."
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Jesse Bennett Expjains Why
Bioger Hermann Is All
Right ' ' ''
Mehama, April 9th, 1904. Editor
Jeurnal: In your last issuo you took
occasion to mention my name as ono
of tho old veterans whose interests
havo been so kindly looked after by
tho Hon. Blngor Hermann, and I de
sired to corroborate your statement
and add that our representatlvo In
congress In my estimation is a truo
friend to tho old soldier) and will do
'all In his power to seo that their
rights are secured. I trust that not
only all tho Grand Army men, but all
who aro friendly to them, ns the llttlo
band gets less and1 less each year and
will soon all bo gone, will do all they
honorably can to securo tho rcnomlv
nation and election to congress . of
such a man who Is ver ready to glvo'
hla time and Influence to secure thor
Interests of his constituents.
Respectfully,
JESSE T. BENNETT,
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United Mineral Mine Workers.
Ishpemlng, Mich., April 11'. Tho
United Mineral Mine Workers began
its annual convention in Ishpemlng
today with a full attendanco of dele
gates. Tho sessions will contlnuo
through tho greater part of tho week
and many questions of importance to
tho craft will bo discussed.
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Tho Southern Pacific Is now soiling
round trip tickets to Portland from
Salem for $2.20, good going Saturday
p. m., or any train of Sunday, return
ing Sunday and Monday, giving all
day Sunday and Monday In Portland.
Tho samo arrangement applies from
Portland, giving all Portland people
a chance to visit valley points at
greatly reduced rates.
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FLOOD VICTIM FOUND.
Another Reminder of Heppner Catas
trophe Is Discovered.
Heppner, Or., April 11. Tho dead
body of a man, doubtless a victim of
tho Juno flood, was found last Thurs
day by Mr. Yocum and two other mon
whllo engaged In dlenrlng, away a
drift In Willow creek below the Evans
place, some two miles below Heppner.
As tho drift was a newly formed ono
it Is evident that the body had beon
washed there by tho recent freshet
in tho creek. The body was too badly
decomposed for Identification, but
fromlho gray beard on ono sldo of tho
faco it was Judged to bo tho remains
of an elderly man, While tho hands
and feet wero gono tho flesh of the
body was fairly well preserved, bear
ing cvldenco that tho remains had
been burled In sand during tho nlno
and a half months since tho flood
and were washed out by tho freshet
last week. Some aro of tho belief
tho remains aro that of a Btago driver
who suddenly disappeared from Hep
pner bo mo threo months ago and has
not since been heard of, but tho gen
oral nppcaranco of tho body found
do not warrant such conclusion,
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State Makec Money.
Thoro aro 323 occupants in tho stato
penitentiary, a number having boon
received during tho last week. Four
of theso woro United States prisoners,
for whoso board tho stato recolvea,
$4 per weok per man, and as threo oC
them nro under six year scnteuqes,.
anil ono will do tlmo four years, tho.
stato will receive $4,488 as compen
sation for looking after Unplo Sam's
criminals. Tho cost to tho Btato for
boarding thaso convicts will not ox
cecd $725 for tho entlro tlmo, and It
will net a neat profit from tho govern-,
ment.
The White Home
Can giro, you a good meal any kern
of tho day or night
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Our Great Opportunity Sale
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& Commences Tuesday Morning April 1 2
The OPPORTUNITY presented itself, we embraced it. It is now up to the people to take advantage
of this OPPORTUNITY. Out huye has jtst returned horn Portland where he made the ptitchase that
enables us to do f ot Salem and stttnotmding country that which has never before been attempted on so grand
a scale. The Oregon Furniture Mfg Co., 208-2 10 1 st St., Portland having decided to drop all East
ern made furniture and confine themselves wholly to manufacturing gave us the tip that a great sacrifice
price was being placed on all eastern goods in order to quickly clear their warerooms for the new leasees
who are already moving in. Their sacrifice lines include
hon Beds, Odd Desses, Dining Tables, Buffets,
Side Boards, Chairs, Rockers, Parlo Tables, Etc.
This stock is bright and new and no shop worn sample will appear among it. This is the OPPORTUN
ITY of the season to buy fine furniture at jobbers prices. Make it a point to investigate this great OP
PORTUNITY and do it early in the week.
The House Furnishing Company
269 Liberty St., Next to Jos. Meyers & Sons. Stores Salem and Albany
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