Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, July 29, 1905, LAST EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextWIPWH 9 .em DAH.T CAPITAL JOURNAL BAIJM, OBEQON, SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1905. I DAILWAPITAL JOURNAL BY 3IOFBB BROS. CQOTOIAI. OEN8US SAXEM. WAV, 1004, 13,287. 5ITO soon pxea or ran pirates. (Oregonlan editorial.) Had Governor 1 Folletto mode (ho Kane remark a few years ago which ho made nt Oalcsburg tho other day, lio wuld hare been numberod thencoforth timing incendiary anarchist. "I tdionld like," said tho governor, "to bav a hand la hanging Stuyvosant Fish.' The nation does not shudder; it tnenlj wonders why Mr. La Fol lelto should limit his sanguinary im noise to Stnyvcsant Fish out of tho great miiltltudo who aro ripo for tho ItalUr. Indeed, a very nudlblo sigh of regret ascends from tho American peaplo that tho bolllgorcnt rorormcr cannot proceed from tho wish to Its fulfillment. Nevertheless Stuyvcsant 2?5sh Is & great man and Mrs. Stuyvos ant Fish is something moro than a great lady. lie is president of tho Illinois Central railroad and sho has dcellnrd to bo the wlfo of tho presi dent of tho United States. To bo nurr, she declined without being ash d, but It is tho fooling of tho hoart, we must remombor, that counts, not tho external circumstances. inter, and at a Chautauqua aswra. Mjv too, whoro Incendiary uttorances must fall upon tho timidly corroct congregations, ono would supposo, llko n band of pirates upon a nunnory, Mr. Jm Follctto violently donouncod that pillar of tho church, tho coltego nnd ooelety, John I). Rockefeller. It Is ndded In tho account that what ho void was applaudod. Trilling in them selves, such facts ns theso aro far from trivial when thoy must bo tak en am symptoms of n profound othicnl revolution In tho untlon. Thoy aro tho aurfneo waves which tell somo thing of a deep disturbance In the ocan of society. It is not unlikely that tho Amorlcan peoplo aro feeling just now tho Initial stirrings of a tre mendous rovlval. Not a revival of oc cleslasticlsm, or of any kind of fetich worship, but of vital and ofllclcnt righteousness. That this is coming thcro li ro many signs. Tho enduring popularity of President Boosovolt, -who is n righteous man in tho sense of Matthew Arnold nnd tho Hebrew prophots, Is 0110 sign. It Is nnothor, most ominous for evildoers iu high places, thnt tho wrnlh of tho people ngnlnst them does not burn itsolf out. The public docs not weary of tho con tinuous flood of oxpQsuro and denun ciation in tho nowspapors. As peoplo vrakqn to tho meaning of It, thoy are fascinated nnd enraged. Thoy aro etrlckon with tho wholosomo, old fashioned cnnvlotipns of sin, not in tho jrrnfters only, but In .thomsolves. A wbojo nation Is crylug, f'Lord, bo merciful, unto us httsornbla slnnors.'" Tho belief is coming homo to all of us thnt If Ilogouen wero to set out with his candlo today to And an hon est man, ho wguhl boHl loss success ful than ho vrns in Anions 2000 years ago. The nation sickens of Its moral filth. How will It faro with pillars of so ciety llko Fish and ltoakefollor in that day of wrath which seems to be at lianilT No sano person looks for n bloody, nnd, possibly, richly deserved, rotrlbutton upou these men; but thcro ia Rolng to bo a fearful coming to judgment of some sort. What can they say In their dofentjot Thoy can Bay, for 0110 thing, that thqy nro symp toms, rather thnn oaui.es, of the na tional diioaso. Rockefeller can sue eoMtully plead In reply to Miss Tar bell, for oxanmlo who indicts him ugnln in tho August McCluro's, that ho has not made tho nation dishonest; but, rather, that tho dishonesty of tho nation gavo him his opportunity to Jt Hair Vigor. You know Jm gray hair adds twenty years to jTB a mm flyour looks I Then restore the ers color; keep young t Stop your hair from falling out and make it row lone and heavv. tow.1f m , achieve his bad eminence In piracy.' Ho wns born into corruption, and, llko tho larvao of certain Insects, he found it uniquely adapted to his nature, and throvo in it. Not one of his schemes could hnvo been manned or exocuted in a community with sound moral ideals. All of them must have failed In a country whero adequate laws were faithfully enforced. Mr. Rockefollcr found tho law nolthcr adequato to cover the conditions or modorn com merce, nor onforccd when its anti quated rules did apply. For every princlplo of law ho found a motbod of ovnslon with as good, or bettfer, standing in tho courts. IIo has usod tho law ns an apparatus for plundor; but ho found law nnd lawyers ready to his hand. IIo created neither of them. Nor has he over failed to find plonty of helpers in all his predatory undertakings. With tho soul of a miser and the intellect of a Bacon, Mr. Rockefeller was born at a tlmo.whcn lax morals and inadequato laws Invited nvarlco to plunder. Ho accoptod the invita tion with dotorminod zeal, and for many years ho spent all his energy in dovourlng his abundant and oasy prey. A studont of the evolution of Mr. RAkWl-r would nnturally call Ibis tho larvoa or grub, period of his life. Tho studont would also expect to seo him emergo from this lowly ostato, ns tho grubs do, nnd soar above tho oarth as a winged creature Mr. Rock ofellor, and nil his genus, try very bard to complete their evolution and show thomsclves as somothlng of a finer naturo than mero dovourors. No ono enjoys tho hatred of his kind. In theso men tho hunger for approbation even overcomes their avarice, and, without forsakingthcir evil ways, thoy pay enormous sums to buy tho prniso, or, nt loast, tho sllenco, of those who lead public opinion. Thoy find both tho prniso and sllenco for sale, but they find also that in this matter pub. lie opinion will not bo led. It moves moro nnd moro strongly toward con demnation nnd boglns to repudiate tho leaders who would, ns ho thinks, mislead. Theso criminals, who havo SUNDAY SERVICES - Control Oougrog&tionaJ. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Endear, or at 7 p. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. P. .8. Knight, pastor. Ohrlatiaa Science. First Church' of Christ, Scientist. Services: Lesson sormon and children's classes at 11 a. m. Subject of lesson sormen: "Spirit." Wednesday oven ing meeting nt B p. m, . Reading room open dally except Sunday. - Christian 8clenco hall, corner of Court and Lib erty strcots. Save Something Its the sura way to sue- cess. Everybody 'can save something, If only a small amount, ana tho small sums savod and doposlted REQU. LARLY soon yield largo results. Xt May Mean the Building of a ffomo, tho Foundation, of a Bwiueu or A College Education. Wo recetvo deposits of ono dollar or moro at any tlmo &nd pay Interest at tho rato of thro per coat per annum, eocapoandod teat Annually, Savings DefNoftment CAWTAt NATIONAL BANK so long dofied tho law. and dcsplsod tho rules of manly fair dcnling, and who now wish -to poso ns philanthro pists nnd bonofactors of humanity, hear nothing from tho groat public but sneans and satire. They may ulti mately hear something worso, for the American peoplo nro growing impa tient of hypocrisy. Hut, whatever may bofall, they'afo cntitlod Co plead that tho nation which now condemns thoiu tempted them to commit their misdeeds by its own inadequato laws, pliant judiciary and lax morals. Wonts to Build at Once. Editor Jeurnal: Since tho recent oloction on tho establlshmen of per munont bridges, it has been learned thnt many qf tho gontlomcn who op. posed tho issue of bonds would favor such a movement for tho building of ono bridgo ns an experiment. It is therefore suggested that such a step might bo taken either by tho taxpay ers' loaguo or by tho city council. Kverybody admits thnt thoro aro sov oral bridgoa iu our elty which should bo rebuilt. Consequently it scorns only roasonablo that a move should bo mudo to this end. Many mombers of tho Taxpayers' Leaguo who opposed bonding for six brldgos bellovo tho way to go at It would bo to first tako ono and demonstrate what oould bo done in tho way of quality, prlco and practicability. Let plans bo mndo for a brtdv. suoh as will bo required iu tho location whero a new struoturo is most needed at present, Let bids bo rcoelved from dlffereut bridge build ers, nud surety given as to tho prlco of construction, then when tho mat ter is fully determined as to what kind; Christian Science. Second Church of Christ, Scientist, 140 Chomeketa street. Services: Sun day school at 10:30 a, m. and S p. m. Subject of lesson sermen: "Spirit." Sunday school at 11:45 a. m. Wednes day ovoning testimonial meeting nt 8 o'clock. Reading room in tho church opon ench afternoon oxcept Sunday. All aro cordially invited. United Evangelical. Cottago street north Of Center street. Services morning and evening. Themes "Tho All Posslblo Presont" and "The Character nnd Blessedness of tho Righteousness." n. A. Dock, pastor. St. Paul's Episcopal. Chcmokota and Church streets. Rev Barr O. Leo, rector. Holy communion at 7:30 a. m. Sunday school at 0:45 n. m. Morning prayer, with sermon, nt'll a. in. Kvonlng prayor, with scr mon, at 8 p. m. Morning subject: "Tho Lifo of tho Baptized." Even ing subject: "Humnn Impatience. All cordially welceme: - ." Myhouso shall bo callod an houso of prayer for all peoplo." H. T. Babcock, pastor. Regular ser vices it 10:30 and 8 p. m. Preaching in the morning by Rev. S. II. Jones, of Reno, Nov. Theme: "Fruit Tcs.s.' Preaching In the ovoning by tho pis tor. Theme: 'Divine Judgement Up on Transient Goodness. Sunday school at 12, noon. C. E. nt 7 p. m. To all theso services all aro cordially invited. W. O. T. V. Rev. Davis Errctt, pastor of tho Christian church, will spoalc "attha W. C. T. U- hall -Sundny, uly20tn nt 4 n. m. Como.ntl hear him on tho tem- ' IJ.., '- V Air I pcrnnco question. Room cool nnd'chairsj comfortnble. -k ', r ' i r First Presbyterian, Church and CJiemoketa streets Rev, First Mothodlst. Lovo feast at 0:45 in the lecture room. At 10:30 baptism of young chil dren and sacrament of tho Lord's Sup per, to bo followed by reception of new members. Epworth Leaguo at 6:45 p. m. Tbo pastor will preach at 8 p. m. Tho music will bo led by tho new pipo organ. 0 Slivorton had n burglary last Sun day night, but owing to Mrs, Hicks, tho lady of the house, coming home from church early, the burglar was frightened nwny. Dyspepsia Don't think yon can euro your dyspepsia in any other way than by strengthening and toning your stomach. That Is weak and Incapable of performing tts functions, probably because you bars Imposed upon It In ono way or another over and over again. You should take Hood'sSarsaparilla It strengthens and tones the stomach, and permanently cures dyspopsla and all stomach troubles. Accept no substitute. f"cooo Bt X-l"a 1 BflourI M TID3RE ABE THREE BINDS nt Amu oood. band and indifferent; 'but only one worth tho having and that Is tho best such as tho Haiom brand, which our mills supply. Wo start with yoars of experionco in so lectiqg whoat that's tho foundation years of experience in grinding It by the very latest approved dovloos in modorn milling. Ask for the Salora brand, 8ALEM FLOURING MILLS. EXCURSION RATES During tho Lewis nnd Clark exposition the O. C. T. Co. will mako the following rate: Salem to Portland, ono wny, 75 cents; round trip, $1.00. Tickets good for ton days. Boats leaving daily at 7 a. in., oxcept 8unday. M. P. BALDWIN, Agt. Dock Poet of Trado Street. IT BEATS THE DECK. How wo can put such perfect work mnnship on n- shirt front, collar or cuff is what evcryono says that ex amines our faultless laundry work. No spot or fray to mnr tho beauty of tho irrenroachablo color and finish put upon it that doncs competition by any laundry in the state. Our laun dr work has roached tho top notch of perfection that has yet bcon obtainod. Rough dry, Co per pound, Salem'Steam Laundry COLONEL .1 OLMSTED, I'rop.v DOUOUS D. OLMSTED, Manager 230 Liberty Street. Phone 411 Loavo ordors in Dallas with J. J. FIdler, or at tho Roy Coufoctionery Store. Excursion Rates to YaqJL lBav and Ni.i '2? ' """ Tho famous ses;sido resoil fJ Wlllamotto Valloy. Tickets it $ rates will bo sold until BeptajjSj Soathcm Pacific Corn Do not neglect this opp0,tnaII tajte m-tno iresn sea bream tsj batnlng. Season Rate From Safel aMJlfl i f r-v-W Thnaa tlMrnta mm 1ili.j . - 1 "leu Ofi 10, 1005,. Thoy say nro n double blessing. So is our stock of groceries, for their qual ity is very high for tho loir price that is nsked. To help you repeal tho hot spell wo offor goods and prices. Baker, Lawrence & Baker Successors to Harritt Iawronco. Saturday Excursion $3.00 I These tickots aro sold only on $ days, and limited for return ll'j lowing Monday. id For tickols and full fofor call on A. COMEOYS, Agent, Stl U. J. LfirHWAI Sash and doors. All kinds of I finishing. 'Phone 191 black. Ak's1 floors of warehouse for i.tmt; tin ana switcning lacUltles. SE 9 t I BEST MEALS iiffiiirs JS3SSS3KZZZL FRGICH FEMALE PILLSJ itR mows TO TAH. sf t hw; Sirri S"U- htlUn f,u.ri t Auiwv lteV J -I K nl crr&li rorf!00 ui v.dhi4 tbrae4r tt,tob p&la fbr wftaruvei -.inpirt t rt. iiovr anfiinawiui t IMOt t 1 ytjc hhii la uw UNITKP JtSICLC0.,oT4. UNSMTIK. Pa, gmL'-Zgft'ilflBfcgitJ.'l Sold In Salem by 8. O. Stono. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II J II l l M 1 QUICK SERVICE MODEST PRICES White House Restaur; aEORaE naoa maio ouooi. iTopruwssai llliIIHllllll tnmtiHtaiamaitinnmtnmunnnu iBBB 'flxMiMmmWmmM BBH&l ' AKvUaBBBBB B ' BnLEHBBBBBBBH tor is tuny uoicrmiueu as to wuai Kiuuj m T T7 of h brldpi Is wnuted let it again bo.OcllClll 15 02 V SLClOtV rput, to a vote of tho people. In tho. Imcantlmo let a canmvgn bo waue! byl . , -iop. ... iuvum uuioui, nuvro you wui find me for all kinds of fruit trays, orchard boxes and hop baskets. "Miller street, Salem. Fhone Rod2101. everybody in tho interest of better bridges. Yours for permanency, 8TBKLK-CON0RryrE, Teachers' Examinations, Notice is hereby given that the county superintendent of Manon coun ty, Oregon, will hold tho regular ex- lamination of applicants for state and county papers at tho Methodist church bogluulng Woduwdsy, August 0, 1005. at U o'clock n. in. and continuing until Saturday, August 12th, at 4 o'clock p vx, E. T. MOORES, T-89-Ot County School Supt, OATOn.IA. WstU f Ihl Kte4 YH BW a?wri Bs Q An unknown wan purchased a shot gun at Roioburg Wednesday, and going into tho eaburba deliberately blew his head oft. Thoro w nothing on aU person by which he could bo identified. M 7- and &UKO FERRY ; Shortest line to all points in Polk Cocmty. No Autos or Steam Engines ran on this toad A. D. PETTYJOHN, Prop. Fey I I I I ' i I I I I 1 I M 4 f New Langc Hotel;; Corner Sixth and Washington streets, Portland, Or., (next to , , Imperial). Strictly fireproof and ; modern. Hates lowest for first- class service. Steam heat and 4 elovator, elegant cafe and bar T in connection. On direct line to f fair grounds. F. Lango, proprie- tor; Ssm Dauman, manager, for-1 tuerly of Omaha, Neb. miiii iii iniiitM im imii THAT hungry;feel- ING is something yoa want-and don't want to keep. The place to lose It is at COFFEY'S RESTAURANT V05 Commercial Street I iat4. j...-. J&ZSSlS&iJEXtJtV'-' VZ3tSOSESSSBS3i 1 sffflii' ' Mk 1 t m (?fiS JmTw&fyJAlfljKWl -w a THE PICK OP THE FOEESX I Has boon takon to supply tho itoc.il lumber in our yards Our stock comploto with all kinds of la Just recoived a car load of No 1 1 gles, also a car of fino shakes. Wi 1 nblo to fill any and all kinds of 1 Co mo and let us show you our itoeil Yard and ofllco near Southern '. ciflo passongor depot Phono 651 QOODALE LTJMBEB 00 1 I 'maiiim.manmauniiiH &&li Boston B Brown B Bread B FLOUR rba PANCAKES, MTJITINS AND PLUM PUDDINa. Packago for 7 loaves 20c 10-pound sack " ASK YOUB QUOOEE TOE TV. AIAEN'S B. B. B, PX0TJR CO. Paclflc Coast raetorjr, Saa Jobo. THE EPIOUBE'B DEU01 Js n properly broiled and richly, vored porter house or sirloin 1 that is juicy, tempting and delitU and that is appetizing on tho rn day. Our prime beef, mutton Jl is tho acme of excolelnce in mestvl prices aro always low, consldemij quality of tho meat. "" E. C. CROSS; State Street Market. Phono 291. BBUk. JUST TOfB POE WAEM WEATHEB. Ladlos who aro looking for ! in shoes thowhilo their foot eo Is irreproachable as to style snJ ty will find it to their Interest t oq a ,pair of our shoes. We tooi time to got just what's wis summer wear, and at last gel 'l you will know when you tee H are offering. All sizes and tu, 1 i . JACOB V I A. L. FRASER Successors to Burroughs "Eraser. Plumbing, Tinning and Roofing Cornice Work,. Heating and Building Work of all kinds; tads and work nunnu 1! 11 111 IM ii Bi Bi Hi mado and work guaranteed. 867 State. Street, Salem. Phoa asu. &- - la-LAti