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mf- ft8K tHlMnnHMHMHHimmMM GOTHAM LETTER II 9lMItRMMMMMIM0EtaeMlCirayiMeB9BM92! Ntt yorK, aopi. - mi one consiu-1 1 or, seems to hove a mania for med DAnTOAPtTAr, JOtHlNAIa, 8AEEM, OM.QQN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1005. en the pent number "cures" for con mmptlon which havo been discovered during tho Inst 10 or 15 years, each and every one of which was heralded as Infallible, It Is surprising that thero are any cases of that dtscaso loft 'upon which the scientists of tlio medical pro- fraslon can oxporlmont. It Is a rnther disconcerting fact, definitely estab lished by statistics that, In splto of tho countless "infnlllbld rododles" ' for consumption tho number of such cases Is constantly Increasing. Eloctrlc light, sunlight, X-rays and radium hrtvo had their innings now another remedy has boon discovered and It may bo assumed, that for somo timo to come thero will bo a porfoct crazo. for this latest of all romodlos, vegotablo julco. Tho modlcl of tho Now York PostGaduato Hospital liavo dlscovorod tho panacoa and tho management of tho hospital has sent out n circular to tho physicians of this city, announcing tho discovery and recommending to them to uso tho remedy in all cases submitted to thorn for treatment. Ac cording to tho stntomont of tho man agement, Dr. John F. Russell, tho dis coverer of tho remedy oxporlmontod with it six months and achiovod tho most marvolous'succees. IIo treatod 11 cases of consumption and curod overy ono of tho cases by means of vegotablo julco, which ho admintstorod to his patients in regular doses. Tho euros nro said to bo positive and comploto, tho patients showing no signs of a ro currenca of tho disease Dr. Itussoll uses tho julco of potatoes, onions, beets, turnips, cabbages, celory, sweet potatoes, Apples, pinonpplos, carrots, parsnips, rhubarb, spunsh, tomatoes, spinach, radishes, string beans, and groon peas In tho pod. Ho Is quito elntod over his succoss and bollovcs that by moana of hla troatmont nearly every caso of consumption can bo curod. Mrs. Clnronco Mnckny, tho wifo of tho New York millionaire, rcceivod a -oil dosorvod rebuko tho other day, which caused consldorablo amusomont in widest circles. Mrs. Mnckay, who form, nnd that nlco, intelligent pooplo liven in Roslyn, a small suburb of Now (would not bo guilty of such a blunder." dllng with school affairs; not because sne is n particularly intellectual wo man In educational matters, but sim ply because she wants to meddle with them. Her high banded and unwar ranted interference In Roslyn school matters was crltieised by tho president of tho board of education, and Mrs. Mnckny decided that eho would "got ovon" with tho president by having norseir olectcd to tho school board. Sho counted on tho servility of tho women of Roslyn, who wcro willing to do all thoy could for tho wifo of tho millionaire. With tho asslstanco of tho women sho was clcctod to tho Bchool board at tho recont olectlon. That sho know nothing nt all about school mat ters, tho laws referring to schools, otc, novcr worrledhcr In tho least. That her Igrwrnnco in all matters portalnlng to schools wns unusual was no secrot. out tuat tho socloty leader is also do plorably lacking in tho most common essentials of tact wns probably not so well known. Sho has mado it quito clenr slnco then. In answer to n ro quest of Miss B. A. McNnmnra for a contribution to tho fund for furnishing tho now parochial school of tho Roman Catholic St. John's church, Mrs. Mnc kay wroto a lottcr in which sho said: "I wish to toll you that I absolutely dlsnpprovo of parochial schools of tho Romanist faith, and consider them a gravo menace to our country. Needless to say I .am not a Romanist, nnd will not help you." Not knowing tho ad dress of Miss McNamara, Mrs. Mnckay sent tbo letter, which boro a 3-ccnt stamp, to mako tho color of tho stamp Jinrmonlr.o with tho purplo colo of tho paper, to Father Duhlgg, rector of St. Johns. His answor, though moro pollto than Mrs. Mnckay dosorvod, contained a cutting rebuko. Replying to her criti cism of Catholic parochial schools, Father Duhlgg eald: "Tho opinion Is characteristic In tho schools you dis liko so much to teach our chlldron tho ordinary courtesies of life. As an ex ample, wo would tell them that tho usoj of tho word "Romnnlst" botrays bad LICK San Francisco's leading con venience and familj hotel centrally located. Con venient to all car lines, and places of amusement and in terest. Cafe and Grill at tached. Rates $1.00 per day and up. Street cars direct to hotel from and to all depots. HOUSE San Francisco, Cal. Whothor Mrs. Mnckay understood tho hint is by no means cortaln. Thoro will bo an opportunity for somo weather prophet to win a prlr.0 of $100 in good monoy during tho month beginning October 15. Mr. F. R, Fart, n lawyer of No. 00 Nassua stroot, has put up tho money, nnd sent an invitation to all weather prophets in this country to compoto for tho prlzo. Thos who wish to compoto for tho prlto must aond their predictions overy day to Mr. Fast, who will havo tho predictions corofully tabulatod,. At tho end of tho month tho entries will bo carefully compared with tho weather as officially roported by tho weather bureau. Tho prlso goos to tho prophet whoso predictions for tho greatest number of days proved to bo correct. It Is not surprising and will acarcoly causa any comment If somo soft-heart J. L. COATES H Violin Maker and Repairer Especial nttontloa giving to restor ing old violins. Repairing bows, man dolins, guitars, collo or bass. Many violins aro weak on some strings. I can atrongthon thorn and cquallzo tone. Satisfaction guaranteed. Room 7 Mur phy block, Salem, Or. Shoes for Hop Pickers SUPPLIES FOR Hop Pickers WB HAVE A TOLL LINE OP flUTPPLIES IN THE aROOEHY LINE, AT EITHER OP OUR STORES, FOR THOBB WHO ARE dOING. HOP PIOKTNO. WE CARRY THE FINEST STOCK OP CANNED QOODS IN THE CITY, AND ALL THE OTHER NECESSITIES THAT WILL BE NEEDED IN THE HOP YARD. Let Us Fill Yoxst Order and Yo Will Save Money -; WE SELL THE Economy Fruit Jar. The Perfectly Sanitary Jar. Self Sealing. No Separate Rubber Ring. NO ZINCNO POISONNO MOULD Porfoct for homo-canning all kinds of fruits, vogotablw, meats, fish, game, fowl, pickles, Jollies, Jams, otc. Will keep overy known artlclo of food swoot and sound for years, and retain Its natural frosli flavor. ' So oasy, quick and simplo a child can seal and open it.. Hoxoinotlcally airtight.. Ohoapcst, as It pays for itself in tho food it will snvo. Self-sealing. No soparato rubber ring. No cutting or burning of flngors. All parts of tho Jar and cover aro impervious to tho acids of fruit, vogotables, moat, fish and all other fruit products. Mado in puts, quarts and half-gallons,, whlto glass, throo-lnch wldo mouth. Every kind of food product can bo cooked whilo contained In tho Jar, thus preserving tho artlclo in its original shape. Tho economy Jar rocoived tho award and mcil.il, World's Fair St Louis, flnrt pramlum and medal California, Orogon, Idaho, Utah and Montana fairs. Is it not worth wliilo to know that your preserved fruits ami vogota bles aro froo from poisonous compounds? You know tills If 'yu uso tho ECONOMY JARS. Tito Economy Jar is indorsed and used by tho Orogon Agricultural College, Lelaud Stanford Jr. Untvorslty, Cal., and other Col leges and universities. Prof, Bnoll, of tho Orogon Agricultural Collogo, ospoclally rocommenda tho Economy Jar, bocauso tho cover is sanitaryand is frco from any possibilities .of forming poisonous compounds with tho contents of tho Jar. Roth & Graber ROTH & GRABER, 4 J O State St. Phone Main, 51 i. CENTRAL GROCERY, Cor. Commercial and Court : Sts. Phone Main 571 We have jtsfc what yot want in the shoe line for wearing in the hop yards strong, serviceable and cheap shoes, and we are making sacrifice prices on these goods. $!, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, and $2 DON'T FORGET OUR RE PAIR DEPARTMENT. Bring in your shoes and have them put in proper condition. Men's shoes half soled - 75c Womens' shoes half soled - 50c Come early and avoid the rush that always comes at hop. picking time. fciMl..MWMMPM, i """"""T "The Shoe Store of Styles and Values" LLIRVIN&COhTS1 326 State St REPAIRING A SPECIALTY od or noft-brlned woman goes Into hyotorlcs ovor tho death of hor pot dog or cat and glvehorsolf up to tho most oxtravagant griof ovor his J em I so, but tha spoctacla of a votoran soldier who fought with distinction In tbo civil war, doing tho samo thing, is rathor at ran go. Whon Ro Ho, tho pot Dlonholn spanlol of Oenoral Daniel E. Sickles, dlod tho other day, Gonoral Slcklos was hoartbrokon. Ho bocamo quito hyotorlcal over bis boroavomont and 6-owod moro griof ovor tho death of his pot dog than many peoplo would ovor tho death of n dear frlond or mombor of their family. IIo had tbo dog plaeod in a magnificent coffin In which tho animal lay la state In tho parlor of tho Sickles rosldoneo. Tho dog was finally buriod in tho SIcklos family lot In Boochwood comotory, Now Roehollo, and tbo gonoral shod copious tears ovor tho gravo of his pot. in Wostcliotrtor county, which Inoludes ' jurod by ruckle drlvors. In many tho domains of many millionaire Now cimus drivers put on speed after thoy Yorkors, Is moro than tho assossmunts havo run down n victim, nnd oscapo, Polygamy of the virulent typo seems to bo opldomls just at prosont. Tho easo of tha much-married Hoch Is still frosh la ovorybody's memory, and ol roady there Is another easo to be re corded. Tho Now York authorities aro diligently searching for a Dr. Ooorge Wltzhoff, a dentist, who is said to havo about 60 or moro wives In different parts of tbo country. It seems that tho wily doctor was a professional fortuno hunter, and considered marriage a moro formality to nablo him to got posses sion of tho monoy of his victims. To gain his end be posed as a Roman Cath olic, a' Jew, a Protestant, or a Chris tian Scientist, just a tbo exigencies of oacJi caso domnnded. Judging from tho statistic of the buroau of vital statistics of the munic ipal health dopartmentt bo Jews of Now York aro strongly opposed to anything that looks liko raco suicide. According to tbo figures, thero were about 75,000 babies born in Manhattan in tho ontlro stnto of Kansas. Tho property oxompted this your is moro that tbo assessed valuation of tho ontlro country half a century ago. Among tho largest oxomptionn aro tlio Franciscan monastery at Poesklll, !, 500,000; St. Joseph' Seminary, Yonkors, $800,000 Sing Sing Prison Oiwlnlng, $1,500,000; Fort Slocum, on David's Inland, $800,000; and tho Now York Juvenlln Institution, Tarrytown, $010,- 000. Whlto Plains ho a valuation of $8,000,000 and, bocauso of tbo Illoomr lngton Asylum, and otlior Institutions, its oxompt property is fixed nt $V 517,517. The ruthless and brutal disregard of tho rlglitu of others which Is dally daily shown by tho ownors or drlvors of automobiles In this city soems to bo steadily Inchrcaning, nnd It eeoins to bo tho general sontlmont thnt some thing must bo dono to protect tho poo plo In general against tho rockloiMnuM of automobllists. Every day ono or moro porsone, ami by no means always chlldrou, aro run down and itlod or In- without paying any attention to tho fnto of their victim. An effort will bo mado to secure tho ponsngo of stringent laws ngnimit fiwt driving. Almost Discovered. Hack of tho nnmlng of nn Alaska town nftor VIco President Fairbanks wo can itluiost discern the skulking fllradow of a kikockor on tho etaff of Beerotury Shaw. Now York Pre. IF YOU STAMMER WE CAN CURE YOU Tb Lawla l"ho-o-Wlrt- liutltoL .ml School (or lunnimn of IXIrull. MkkUui. KaUMUIiad alatan f.ti. Il.vo runrd Ibouaalula (lold HmUl attardad Worlrt'a rlr St l.ulf,IIM. llaooinmaiMlad lijr rhnlo. Clvrif7ntn nliriiuiuaiM.TrjwHre. I Thli InilUullon I.M WMlcru lir.ruh .1 rortUiulalih a ytt Uri cIm ol tiunlla lit aiuador- nan uul I woman, vlrlaand: boa alii atfff.tantotliir Naorbx. In uia.l lii ttiraa .!. Liul Ava la all raka la lb llmauiuallrrxiulrwl. Wlllcloialn l'oitlndtu(klbr llth. Will orll IHji.IL until KanUniWr 111 X l-oarrivjt. auuoLutk guiib ouahantekb. Wrlla al one lor rlloularaajiil tonus. II you roanUoia tbla tor aocl aanil acanta In atamtis. to cof ar ioattff. rill aaiwl you our clolU tountj, 2LU Iffo book. -Too Irljjla aJi4 7ralnaDt of SUnlluarllll,' rM blcbarga, lodraaa WZZ.I.IAM T, UTWIB Waatarn RapraaaoUUvo AaaoolaU rrlDOlpM - fl. W Oor lRttaondnlalihBtiMt i STeU-H pu41 ftooaptad at I'DrtUul uTIar Sap, til. IHIrmMMMMMNMIIIIKIUnilHItUlM Men Ate Well Dtessed If They Have Their Clothes Made By JOHN SHOLUND, The Opera House MERCHANT TAILOR Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing. MWM11MMI SALEM SAW MILLS Bwodlau parentage, only 03 or Hcoicn, .. i 3,880 of Irish, 2,8 of Qerman, 31,903 NOW IS tllC ClltlC tO DUV VOtir WltltCr of American, 11,208 of Italian, and S Clatr, SJfCkA last year. Of these only 309 wore of X n .. 1 a -1- MHT .4 O.l.t. l9 10,010 of Jewish parentage. The high birthrate of the Jews Is partly account ,1 fnr Kv Mm tart 4Vink TTelirftld trftdl tlona and customs have mado the raee'Z sound morally, pbyslcallp and mentally. Figures of the board Single load $ 1.75 10 loads l0.C0 Ilooring, No. 1 .... , 20.00 Flooring, No. 2 22.60 Flooring, No. 3 15.00 of supervisor. I The Ciias.. K. Spaulding Logging Co on of property riMSlilMIMSiiMlllltMlWMlillMgMtBlltl8llifsMBtMI bow the abBosced valuatlo I -r - a- - I .. ,. . iiii.iimi--ilM T" T " """' r1 QHKltlHHmi !S-V