DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON. FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1904.
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JDAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL
BY HOFER BROS.
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THE POET OF THE APPLE PIE.
Hotel and restaurant and boarding
Jjouso patrons, who have had enough
of "canned" apple pie will welcome"
fthls juicy poem from the Juno Alns
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Xet othors praise the rpd, red rpso,
"Whoso haunting scent nono, may for
get, .'.'
But almost anybody knows
The apple plo Is sweeter yet.
Xct others sing tho damsel fair
Who thralls them with bewitching
art
3But apple pie drives off my care
Aal trips tho highway to my heart.
And If It's cold
Say one day old
3 want all of It I can hold!
"When applo pie has hold tho sholf
JJtitll It's cool and crisp and Arm,
I'll' eat a whole big one mysolf
And never murmur not a murni'!
"Why, when It's sliced It fairly 'smiles,
jVml chuckles when Us honeyed Julco
Ha tantalizing drips begulls
Tho cravings that It has set looso.
0, if it's cold.
Say one day old
71 want all of It I can hold!
21 think I'd glvo away my crown,
"Were I a man of royal birth,
To cati while holding upsldo down,
Tho last ploco of it on this earth!
''Why, every summer smile and song
He Ewjldi within1 an applo pie
And that's tho place where they be
long. All peace and' Julcetnoss! 0, my!
"When it's cold
tSay ono day old
U want all of It I can hold!
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SLIGHTLY PERSONAL.
Tho Journal Ib noted for Its In
tense personality, and1 it might have
worse faults. It is always personally
for or against measures or men, and
this Is not always pleasant, being
nclthor a rose-water or a dish-water
alylo of publication, but readers have
tho satisfaction of bolng able to agree
or dlssoat, and the editor rosorves
tho right to do tho same. Back of
"Tho Journal is a dear old fathor and
mother In tho city of Chicago, who
3mvo soon a great deal of tho stron--uous
llfo, but are now comfortably
sottlod la a cosy homo In ono of tho
most charming and healthful suburbs
Longwood. There Is not a day
passes slnco wo left them thoro that
a message has not gouo ' to them
about our work on the I'aclllc Coast,
and tho thought has boon that there
waB an old' father who took a friendly
JntetxMt In all that wo dhl1 or tried
to do, and that ho sympathized with
our undertakings and shared in our
defeat and victory.
"Whom tho Hofer brothors camo to
tho Pacific Coast 15 years ago It was
with tho deliberate Intention of mak
ing homos hero and building up somo
small nowspapers that should bo
closely identified with the Intorosts
of tho pooplo and with succosful gov
ornmont. Thoro has been, deliberate
lyi maintained a Bplrlt of Indepen
dence and devotion to caises and
x principles rathor than blind follow
lng of persons or parties or factions.
That program has boon adhered to
and no matter what party or candi
date has been supported tho support
jdvon has boon whole-hearted and
wnrm-heartotV and far boyond tho
quostloni of pecuniary gain, Whllo
a living has been mado, and tho idea
of buslnoss eolvoncy has boon, kept
constantly uppermost, monoy has
not been coveted In tho conduct of
tho30 newspapers, Today E. Hofer
and A. F. Hofer own tho Dally and
Woekly Capital Journal, and Prank
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99 COISlfVlERCIAL STREET.
Hofer owns a half lnterost in the
Daily and Weekly Coast Mall of
Marshflold, Coos county, and has
Just established the North Bend
(Coos, .county), dally and Semi
Weekly Post. Allthoso nowspapera
are Republican, but tho management
has novor hesitated to support men
of othor partloj when tho intorests
of tho people demanded such a
course. Hut as a rulo Republican
government Is preferred to that by
any other party.
Iii Iowa A. P. Hofer & Sons' for
nearly twenty years controlled tho
destinies, of tho McGregor, Clayton
county, News, and mndo It a woll
known newspaper In tho Republican
party there. When tho Republican
party et-'poused Prohibition In theft
state, they did not leave tho party,
but after ton years of agitation and
strife, that resulted In making great
expense and not preceptlbly diminish
ing tho liquor trafflc, but causing hard
feelings between neighbors and com
munities, wo wore glad to leave it to
its fato, and a few years after we
came awny the attompted laws to pro
hibit tho manufactuoi' and sale of In
toxicating liquors wore repealed.
Somo have expressed surprlso that
Hofer Brothers In Oregon havo not
Jumped at the chance to saddle pro
hibitory laws onto this state. If Iowa
with 100,000 Republican majority
could not make that law a success,
what would a Pacific coast state ac
complish? Ono of tho Hofer Bros.,
also established a German Republican
paper In tho city of Des Moines and
successfully conducted tho samo for
going on two years. It was tho only
Gorman Republican paper in the stato
at that time. Now that Is tho news
paper record of father and sons and
wo feel proud of the samo as It ox
tends over a period of nearly thirty
years.
That a father, three sons and flvo
daughters should have all been trained
to become practical prlntors in an
Iowa country weekly nowspapor offlco
was Ire itself a remarkablo occurrence,
and but for tho German family custom
of educating children to becomo work
orr, It might never have happened.
But so It was, and when tho sons
wont out west to grow up with the
country, tho daughters bravely stayed
with fathor and helped him get out
tho paper and run' tho Job office In
Iowa, until tho paper thero wa3 sold
out, and tho parents removed to Chi
cago. Two of tho daughters had
gone Into tho publishing buslnoss
thoro, printing, editing and publish
ing the Kindergarten Magazine and
tho Child Garden and national organ
of tho Mother's Club movement thai
eventuated In national and Interna
tional organizations. Tho national
Mother's Congross and tho Interna
tional Kindergartener's association
are part of history and havo assemb
led In largo conventions in tho largest
cities of tho United States and Can
ada. Tho two magazines had a wide
Influence and circulation that ran in
to thousands of copies. But this was
only a part of tho work that started
from tho Iowa country printing ofllco.
Tho girls who becamo typo-sotters
In tho country printing ofllco and JItor
ally picked up an education thero and
In tho Iowa High school In tho town
of McGregor, established throo Kin
dergarten training schools In Chicago,
'the Longwood FroeUdllan Institute,
tho Postalozzi-Froebel Training school
at Chicago Commons, Grand avenue
and Morgan street, and tho Gortrudo
House training Bchool at 40 Scott
Btroot, and part of tho tlmo a fourth
training school In South Chicago. In
theso schools a great majority of the
successful Kindergarten' workerjs of
tho Unltod States havo been trained,'
and at this tlmo of tho year como tho
dainty programs and graduating ex
orcise announcements from theso
sovoral schools, reminding us of what
tho pottlcoat branch of tho family is
doing for suffering humanity at tho
othor end of tho lino, and llko tho
mother In tho Cotter's Snutrday
Night, It Is a pleasuro to know that
thoso at ono time nltogothor too nu
morons girl babies aro also "respected
llko tho lavo," and havo mado tholr
way from tho country printing ofllco
to respected positions that must
awaken tho pride of tho solf-saorlllc-lng
parents who so generously bo
stowed thojr lovo and affoctlon on
all alike Ono of those girls from o
llttlo country town In Iowa has bo
como tho hoad of tho dopartmont of
vocal music Irri the tenchor's collogo
of Columbia collogo. Now York, pub
lishes hor own music, and Is employed
nt tho Now York Chautauqua oach
Rummor at a good salary, as woll as nt
tho Chntanooga, Term., toachors sum-
mor school. The big brothers who
whuelod thorn about lit perambulators
and carried tljorn on tholr shouldors
In tho good old Gorman way. would
hardly know thorn but novor forget
what overgrown and unlikely and un
proml&lns glrla thoy woro. But now
thnt. thoy aro successful all that is for.
gottQU' and wo sond greetings across
tho country that did so muoh for ub.
And wo ask. what other country in tho
TO KILL THE DANDRUFF QERM.
Ia the Onlr Poaalble War ox HATing
An Effective Out.
If you see a woman or a man with lux
uriant glossy hair, you may ho sure not
thor has dandruff to amount to anything..
In nearly every caso whoro womon and
men have thin brlttlo half, thoy owo It
to dandruff. Thoro aro hundreds of prep
arations that "claim" to cure dandruff,
but not ono but Newbro's Ilorplcldo tolls
you that dandruff la tho result of a germ
burrowing Into tho scalp, and that per
manent cure of dandruff and Us conse
quent falling and baldness, can only bo
had by killing the germ; and there Is no
other preparation that wilt dostroy that
Korm but Nowbro's Horplclde. "Destroy
tho icauso. and you remove tho effect."
Bold by leading druggists. Send 10c. in
stamps for sample to Tho Herplclde Co.,
Detroit. Mich.
Iinpl .1 Tv Sn"o!!1 Acont
world would have opened up such op
portunities to young peoplo? Thero
Is none equal to our beloved land,
and tho doors of opportunity still
swing outward. So long as Iho public
schools aro open, and so long as In
dustry and ambition will bo rewarded
without regard to how humble may
havo been the origin of any citizen,
young men and young womon need
not despair of accomplishing some
thing for themselves. Without the
advantages of college educations and
with none of the drawbacks of wealth
or the handicap of society, these sub
jects of This all.too egotistic and per
sonal sketch have so much to be grate
ful for that they fool they can never
repay tho debt of gratitude to tho
country that has supported them and
tho people who have encouraged
them. Why should wo not feel proud
to uphold Its Institutions and never
turn our backs on the laws, or the
flag, or tho constitution! that allowed
tho triumph of these principles that
aro lifting tho wholo mass of the
American people to standards of Intel
ligence and prosperity that are un
known In other countries and Impos
sible under other governments. Tho
poor man and the adopted children
from other shoro3 have here avonues
to success and a broad highway to pro
minence and distinction, that is open
to all. Let no man despair and' say
that wo ought to have a different sys
tem of carrying on this government.
Lot no man seek hastily to overthrow
what has so fairly stood the tests of
tlmo and experience. While much
that we havo said has been unseemly
personal, we rej'olco at this opportun
ity to Inculcate tho principles that
our land Is the beat undor tho sun and
our country tho most perfect human
Institution yet discovered,
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CHILDREN NEED A HOME.
During tho last few evenings an
evangelist has hold forth near the
comor of Comemrclal and Stato
streets. Tho man is about 50 years
of ago and hats long flowing hair,
sings, prays and preaches to the few
peoplo who through Idle curiosity
stop to hear his Ir coherent and ramb
ling talks. Tho man has a perfect
right to dovoto his tlmo to this If he
can find nothing better to do, but
another feature adds entirely a dif
ferent color to his meetings.
With this poor ioluded follow aro
a woman and two small girls and tho
quartotto Join In thoir nightly ser
vices. Thoy nro Illy clad and show no
outward marks of education, not only
In scholarly pursuits, but In tho ex
porlonco that comes from brushing up
against tho rough old .world In Its
many phases.
Tho girls are young, In fact, too
young to Btand on tho street corner
and bo ogled and guyed by tho cos
mopolitan crowd that saunters
around Just to see tho sights.
Tho duty of a father Is to his fam
ily first, that Is the duty of a true
fathor to protect his offspring before
ho heeds tho doings of his follow man.
Reason dictates such a courso' and
neglect of that duty Is nothing short
of a crime. The Innocents that aro
begotten by man and woman aro en
titled to tho protection and car of
tholr progenitors.
Forming tho center of a rollgtous
circle for an hour or moro In a crowd
ed thoroughfare is not such caro and
protection. Tho fathor, and tho wo
man who Is ono of tho party, doubt
loss tho mother, aro not capable of
Inculcating tho spirit ,of right Into
thoso llttlo soml-walfs, who need a
homo llfo moro than any thing olse
at their ago.
Justice to the children dqmnnd that
Bonro chnrltablo or philanthropic
body tnko thorn In ohargo and start
thorn on tho propor path.
Under tholr prosont surroundings
It Ja difficult to forecast what will be
como of tho children.
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THE PEOPLE'S PROGRAM.
In it's fight for a pooplo's program
in public affairs Tho Journal has al
ways boon ondorsed by tho pooplo.
Tho Journal has nlways fought for
tho host posslblo city government
and tho pooplo havo sustained it.
Tiro Journal has always .fought for
tho best posslblo countfy gqvornraont
anil tho peoplo hayofsustalned Its of-
tor public schools and bollove3 tho
pooplo should sustain that proposition
also.
,'Good local gpvornpront Is tho Ideal
of this newspaper and when city,
county, and schools are well managed
a'newspairon man may begin to pay
somo attention to stato or national
politics.
Reform begin at homo, and The
Journal would feel that thoro was the
greatest cause for pride In this city If
its electors would on next Monday
take the step forward that would say
to tho rest of tho state, Salem will
lead, not follow, In matters of public
education.
Salem- has the best clly govern
ment 1n tho stato. Marlon county is
tho best county government In tho
state. Would It bo too much to ask
of this community that It shall have
tiro host public schools In tho stato.
WORK OF POLITICIANS.
The newspapers1 of the stato generally
aro finding fault with .the" Oregon ex
hibit at tho St. Louis fair, as not rep
resenting tho state.
Citizens who havo visited the fair
at St. Louis write their disappoint
ment to tho newspapers at home, and
say It is not a creditable showing.
Tho Portland push politicians who
forced' themselves In charge of the
wholo thing aro responsible for the
failure to make It ai success.
Tho Journal prints today a favor
able roport of the Oregon) exhibit, but
It Is written by one of the push In
charge of the display.
TJhese eulogies of persons who aro
on a salary, and who must make the
taxpayers feel that they have some
thing for their monoy, are useless.
To the credit of the newspaper men
of tho state, thero Is not an Oregon
newspaper man connectod1 with tho
St, Louis exhibit.
The kind of people who rush In and
get these Jobs aro probably the best
peoplo who will bother In this kind
of crumb-picking Jobs.
The people of tho state should not
be too severe on tho St. Louis ex
hibit, but thoy should not bo surprised
If thero were moro and greater bills
to pay before they are through with
tho fair business.
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Tho Kind You Havo Always Bought, and which has been
in uso ior over u years, ims uomo tno slgiiatnro of
ana iias ucon ma,oio under his i,cr
Tjy so,,nl supervision sinco its Infhncv"
ectCUWi Allow no ono to deceive vou In i.iV
All Counterfeits, Imitations and" Just-ns-gool"nrolnifc
Experiments that trlflo with and cmlaiiper tho health of
Infants and ChJJdron Exporionco ngalnpt Experiment,
What is CASTORIA
astoria is a harmless substitute for Castor OH, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant, it
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotio
substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Fovcrishucss. It euros Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep,
Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
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Tho Journal la n&V flghtlne for bet- iu tho West.
JUDGE BOISE IN DEFEAT.
Tho Tillamook Bar Association hon
ored Itself by showing respect for the
retirement of Hon. R. P. Boise, whoso
oxtonded service as Judge has1 been
closed for the present.
Meeting a political dofeat Is only an
Incident In the llfo of a public man,
and an official that Is characteristic
of him. The old Judge was faithful to
his convictions and principles.
The unfair argument against hlra,
that ho was too oil a man to sit on
tho bench, will be llvedi down, and
we predict many years of life, useful
ne?s and honors for Judge Boise.
If ho sees fit to retire from active
life, ho will carry with him an untar
nished reputation, and a record of long
service In tho profession and on the
bench that will be hla perpetual mon
umont. He, can close a busy and strenuous
career with tho universal good will
his neighbors and the admiration of
his friends. As a man and a citizen
he has always stood firmly for what
he believed right.
Ho rounds up an active life, and a
long life, without opposition, can closo
a long career without criticism, and
stepB down and out of the arona of
hlB profession Into tho quieter walks
of citizenship.
His nfo battles havo been fought.
He has galniedi tho crown of a ma
terial competenco by honest effort.
Ho has won the distinction of sue
coss In every walk of llfo In an hon
orable struggle.
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THE CHANGE OF TEN YEARS.
Ten years ago ono could! drive from
ono end to the other- pt Salem and Its
suburbs, and not see a woodshed go
ing up.
Look over our city today, In overy
one of tho seven wards fine Improve
ments are being made.
Largo and Bmall residences are be
ing constructed, additions are being
built, and) business buildings aro go
ing up.
And tho Salem) boom has not yet he
gun. Tho adoption of the now char
tor must bo followod by tho establish
ment of first-class public schools.
Insldo' of flvo years thoro will bo
now bnnks, tho streots will bo perma
nently Improved, and tho stato house
painted. ' ,
Tho unparalQlled prosperity of tho
wholo country Is bound tomako Sa
eom tho rlohost and most prosper
ous capital city lp the West.
Koofl your oyo onl Salem. Notice
tho changos in ton yoars. Study tho
flguros of tho now qornsus. Prepare to
Invert' your money In Salem.
Tako a drive ovor town. Take in
tho throo mllo of Greater Salem
north and south, and tho two miles
east and west. Consldor tho facts
and you will reallzo that there Is not
Ja moro beautiful or prosperous city
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In Use For Over. 30 Years.
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