Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, June 01, 1906, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextJ)AILY CAPITAL JOURNAL BY HOFBK BEOS., Publishers and Proprietors. SUBSCRIPTION BATES. By MaiL ' IDaily Journal, one month 35c Daily Journal, three months ....$1.00 Daily Journal, ono year ... 4.00 Weekly Journal, ono year 1.00 By Carrier. Daily Journal, por month 50c TOOLE SAM AS A TEACHES Interesting Process of Transforming Iron Ore Into Stool by Electric. ity at tho Jamestown Pair. Norfolk, Va., Juno 2. While the Jamestown exposition, to be held' near Norfolk, Va., next yoar, will be pri marily a great international military and naval display and a historical ex position, it will ' alto have many ex " Jiibitions of practical Industrial and commercial processes and will bring to light much of public benefit. The United States government is taking great interest in this exposition and will have an able corps of mineral ogists and geologists on the grounds to demonstrate the utility of the pro duets of tho earth at the exposition. Dr. David T. Day, a mining expert, -who has been connected with every ex position in which tho United States lias made a mineral exhibit for the past decade, is arranging for an in teresting and useful exhibit at the Jamestown exposition. It will be mado by Uncle Sam, under directions of Xr. Day, for tho public good. Iron xre, which is so extensively found in tho states near tho exposition, is to lie smelted by electricity in un open arena, where tho crowds can witness it and see the progress which has been mado In tho way of handling ores dur ing tho past few years. Smelters will 1)0 operated by electricity in plain view of tho public and iron aro will bo transformed into hardened steel by tho most Improved processes. Dr. Day intends abo to take up the ocean sands, which aro to bo found in such quantity along tho beaches near tho exposition groundM, and show their commercial value. These sands, now regarded as worthless, will be wnshed for gold, platinum and other valuable minorals, and their voluo as glass sand and for making brick nud other arti cles of commurco will bo thoroughly tested) and publicly demonstrated un der tho auspices of government ex ports. It will bo a groat fchool for every body, maintained by Uncle Sam nnd oonduotod by scientists and ex ports. And wlion puople tire of tho glitter and glaro of tho gold lace and brass buttons of tho thousands' of army and navy oftloors from nil tho groat na tions of tho world and wonry of the historic features covering tho past throe conturieti, they can combine val uable study with gorgeous display nnd can derive union useful information from tho government exhibits nud demonstrations of the values to be bad from Iron ores, ocean sands nud many other products of the earth whose value Is not appreciated. The United States government's mineral exhibit at tho Jamestown exposition will be of great interest as well as of inestimable value to the commercial nnd industrial world and tho experi ments to bo tried there may bring re sult of priceless value to humanity, Tho Jnmetowu exposition will bo a government aehool as woll as a groat martial display and historic colcbra Hon, covering three centuries of pro gress nnd improvements. MAKE EVERY DOLLAR OF YOUR MONEY EARN SOME THING. THERH IS NO MONEY THAT COMES SO SLASY AS INTEREST MONEY, IF ET IS OOMTNO YOUR J WAY. J IT WILL OOMK YOUR WAY IT YOU WILL OPJtN AN ACCOUNT in ou 8avincw dspart. ment! your savinas will barn turk! frk cbkt xktxrmt and will ml surjjkw .to your call wok xbxdxd. Sarfef Ifeprtmai Hair Gone? If yoar hair is falling out, strengthen it., Give it food, hair-foodAyer s Hair Vigor. It checks falling hair, cures dandruff, and makes the i hair soft and smooth. Sold for over nau a century. How the Hopi Indians Came to be Called Moquis. To those few in the outer world who ever heard of them at all they are mostly known as Moquis this through the publicity gained by their annual snako dance. But "Moqui" or "Mo ld" is a misnomer. Hopi is how they would have us know them because it is right, and because it means some thing to them and is justly symbolic of their racial characteristic!. Peace ful gentlo is its significance and the worst word they know to apply to an offender is' ka-hopi the negative of Hopi or pas-ka-hopi, the superlative of this; and any one as bad as this is hopeless. Moki in their language means dead, and the accepted theory of its first application' to hem as a tribal name is that the Navajo, their long time enemy, in a spirit of dirislon so called them on account of their dis taste for warfare, and love of a quiet- staV-at-home life. 'According to the Navajo code they were "dead ones." Prom the Navajo, whoso country en tirely surrounds the Hopi, the early traders and settlers acquired the word Moki before ever seeing tho Hopi; and from the trader it easily passed without Question to the government representatives, so it now stands as tho official appellation in the Indian department. But ask a Hopi is he is a Moqui his quick resentment wm be convincing enough. From "Hopi Indians: Gentle Folk," in The Crafts man for June. WEAK KIDNEYS MAKE WEAK BODIES Kidney Diseases Cause Half the Com mon Aches and His of Salem People. As one woak link weakens a chain, so woak kidneys weaken tho whole body and hasten tho final breaking down. Overwork, strains, colds and other causes injure tho kidneys, and when th'i-ir activity is lessoned the whole body suffors from tho excess of uric poison circulated in tho blood. Aches nnd paiiw and languor and urinary ills come, and there Is an ever increasing tendency towards diabetes and fatal Bright 's ' disease. There is no real help for the sufferer except kidnoy help. Doan's Kidney Pills act directly on tho kidneys and euro every kidnoy ill. Salem cures aro tho proof. William Stansoll, of 250 Cottago St, , Salem, Ore., says: "For fivo or six years kidnoy complaint and backache bothered me. It was never bad enough ' to lay mo up but thero wero few times when I did not feel it still there, and I sufforcd a lot from tho persistent , nolilng ovor and through tho kidnoys and from othor symptoms of kidney trouble. I was never ablo to find any-' thing to givo mo any permanont bene fit unull I procured Doan's Kidnoy Pills nt Dr. Stono's drug store. The1 effects of this remedy wero so grati fying that I am glad to lot othors know my fatisfactory experieuco with your mediciuo." For ealo by nil dealers. Prico 50 conts. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, X. Y solo agents for thse United States Remember . tho name Doan's and toko no other. Attorney Qonoral Crawford. A. M. Crawford, who is tho Repub lican cnndidtito for ra election to the ouieo of attorney general, had his baptism In tho firo of Western lifo in Marehtield. Ho came hero as a young man in 18S0, and formed a partner ship with G. Webstor in tho practice of law. Ho was a hard workor and) a closo student, -and soon took a lead ing position among the Coos county attornoys, whllo his genial good fellow ship mado him a host of friends and. bis integrity aud good habits won him universal respect. After about ten years in Mnrshfield, he removed to Roseburg, when appointed to a post tion in tho laud oftice. In the larger field thus afforded ho has steadily forg ed ahead, ami there is no question as to his being ono of tho best attornoys in tho state. He- has served oue term in tho office to which he again aspires, and if thero has been any criticism worth tho name it has not come to the attention of tho Coast Mai), Iu fact ho has filled tho oflico with marked abil ity, and is certainly entitled to re electiou. Mr. Crawford has always been a staunch Republican, and is en titled to any honors that tho Repub lican party can shower upon him. As a matter of fuc"t, thero is no possible doubt of his election, but tho point the Mall would like to make is, that Coos county can do no more graceful thing than to giro him tho largest pojjibla wnjorlty.--Ooast ValL DAILT OAimb JOOTKAA Suppose your bair should all leave you! Then what? weak pair is the kind that falls out; not strong bair I Just learn a lesson from this. MirilliWm - r '- What's In McClure's. There is as much important and en tertaining reading in McClure's for Juno as one would expect to find in a volume, let alone a single number of a magazine. Tho leading story' is "Buried Treasure," by Stewart Ed ward White, which combines romance and reality most suggestively and which goes with a swing reminiscent of Stevenson. Mr. Kay Stannard Baker contributes the sixth of his series "The Railroads on Trial," telling the as tonishing story of how Danville, Vir ginia, has wavered between prosperity and ruin because of its strugglo with the Southern Hallway. Mr. Burton J. Hendrick continues the story of life insurance with a Tcsume of the work of Elizur Wright, the pioneer, who made tho failure of a lifo insurance company a mathematical impossibility, and who gave the Equitable, tho New York and tho Mutual, the strength to withstand tho awful test of tho last 12 months. "Yellow Fever: A Problem Solved," by Samuel Hopkins Adams, is a most engrossing story of last sum mer's Battle of New Orleans. Mr. Adams tells of the discovery of th mosquito theory and how by itsVork ing out last year this country has prob ably been saved from another great epidemic of yellow fever. Carl Schurz continues his "Reminiscences of a Long Life," with an account of Paris on tho eve of tho Second Empire. The second installment of the Kipling sc ries is oven more engrossing than the first. 'On tho Great "Wall" is the story of how a British-born Roman took a hopeless task from his emperor and sacrificed his youth to its perform ance. Other fiction in this remarkable number is "Uncle, Sammio," a great Decoration Day story, by Charles Flem ing Embreo; "Tho Strange Adventure of Lulu," by Robert McDonald, and "Tho Sowing Machine Story," by AT SALEM One Day Only Friday Jane J Performances 2:30 and 8 P. ML Jc VORID; "GREATS wJYtw W . 1 WHBiaBHiflP H,tMa' tHE GREATEST OF FORMING f5 AWIMALS TRAINED PIOS TRAINED GOATS TRAINED TIGERS TRAINED PONIES TRAINED ZEBUS TRAINED BIRDS TRAINED PUMAS TRAINED DOQS -2. OF U N IS V Lilliputian Performers. Troupes of Acrobats. Gymnasts, Bycyclists, Jugglers, Wire and Rope Walkers, Necromancers, Atheletes, and Japanese Performers. BVERY ACT BRAND NEW TALKING PONY EXCITING RACES A Bid MORAL SHOW WATERPROOF TENTS HIOH SCHOOL RIDING BRING THE CHILDREN LEAPING GREYHOUNDS BVERY ACT A FEATURE ANIMAL POLICB PATROL A PLAY ENACTED BY DOQS 15IS, the TALKINQ MONKEY Gregory's Royal Italian Banda Rossa JprypJp Every Child jniyim Be Given a Grand Free Street Parade 11 a. m. Daily ONE TICKET ADMITS TO ALL DEPARTMENTS TENTS NEAR S. P. DEPOT Only Bit Show Coming Popela Prices m QEOH. DAr, JTOE 1. Frank H. Spearman. Tho poems aro "Timed to. an African Chant," by BosalieM.. Jonas, and "'" Witch." by Marjoric L. C. Plckthall. The June number is remarkably lllus trated by such artists as Andre Cas taigne, Frederic Dorr Steele, P. V. E Ivory, E. Dalton Stevens and George A. Shipley. A "if You Havo Dyspepsia Bead This. The old wiy of taking pepsin, bis muth, etc;, to cure dyspepsia is all wrong. They may be put in tablets or in liquid, the result is just the same. Tho object is to create artificial diges tion, but this does not make a cure. Stop taking the pepsin, etc., and you havo your dyspepsia or indigestion back again. People uso cocaine or opium for norvous troubles and sick headache. It does not cure. Stop taking the drugs and "the pain and distress return. The only Common Sense Method is to drive out of the svdlcm tho causo of dyspepsia and sick headache by cleansing the stom ach and bowels, at tho same time usinc a medicine that will act on the aver. This forces through the glands of the etomach the digesthjo fluid that nature intended. In this way you cure dyspepsia. Tho medicino that cures dyspepsia by this method Is callod Dr Gunn's Improved Liver Pills. Drug gists sell these pills at 25c por box. It only takes &3o pill for a doao. 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Toll us how you like it anil whether you havo found it an agreeablo' and wholesomo addition to tho family menu. Tell us about the PAN CAKES, tho BOSTON MUF FINS, tho FRUIT PUDDINa and the FAMOUS BOSTON BROWN BREAD. Now, to tho person sending us the best recommendation and tho most ar tistic letter, wo will pay $5.00 In gold; and wo will pay $1.00 each for 100 oth er letters that wo uso. "Wo wish to use thoso lettora in our advertising, but no namo will bo published without the written consent of tho writer. If you have not used self-rising B B. B. Flour get a package and begin now; wo will give you Bufllcient time to tako advantage of this offer. Every good grocer sells it and yon will find directions in every package. Uso tho four principal recipes and writo us about it. Wo aro interested in your experience. ALLEN'S B. B. B. FLOUR CO. Pacific Coast Factory, San Jose, Cal. Ftuit Gowes TAKE NOTICE NOW IS THE TTMB TO OKDEX BEERY OKATES bessy sores OSOHASD BOXES FSDTT TSAY8 And all kinds of boxes. See us. Salem Box Factory .MASON & gNYDSX. I V I TocM; I 1 A. L PRASER "- Cornke Work, Heating and Buikhng v .. estimates rpaoe a1 "w- Satem, Oregon icial Ballot for MftH X BETWEENt1 STATE For United BUtes Senator w T TtH TMIM7, roK MTJUDBT, TVXD W- ofKtifcua oT-ti " "M CQMBB. JAMES, ef Bam CU Tor Snpremo Judgt T FEAHIH, BOBEBT, of Ontoa 0wj.jj For Secretary of SUt BEUSOH, rEAHI W, Cf Dculu Gnk For BUM Treasurer yi 0TEEL,OEOBQBA,0fCUclU6iia For Superintendent ot Public Iattnu&i W JUK ACEEEMAK, J. O, o( UalbMuk D For Attorney Qenerel ' CEAWT.OBD. A. M, Of Dnfiit Owl BUrto Printer ' OPMIWAT. WIUJB 8. Of MaanH . nmtmiulnner of Labor BUUitkmiii S V WV -w-. .IrfV factories tad Worlahopi raafeyf ' otmm r O . 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