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Newspaper Page Text- -MT jy"n!,Sf" E Pf w w 2 I"' mm , DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL BY nOFER BROS., Publishers and Proprietor. STJB8CBIPTI0N BATES. Bv MaiL Daily Journal, one month........ 35c Tladv .Tnnrnnl thrift months 1.00 Dairy Journal, one year 4.00 .weekly Journal, ono year i.uu By Carrier. Datlv- Journal, nor month Cue r ' PRACTICAL POLITICS. Thev do ear the two Linn county Millers throw -together to savo one of them bcig defeated by one Dr. W. II. Byrd o Marion county. Norther of the Linn county politi cians ( and this is not said offensively) signed Statement No. 1, and Dr. Byrd did, SO THEY HAD POLITICAL AT- TW1T1EB. Thoy said to each other, at least so it is 'explained) by a fried- of Dr. Byrd, each of us has friends in tho other party. . LET UH ADVISE ODE TEXBNDS TO VOTE FOE EACH OTII 3!B, INSTEAD OF FOE EYED OE WEIOHT, AND IT WORKED. Milt Millar's Republican friends voted for Frank Miller for joint senator. Prank Miller's Republican friends vot ed for Milt Miller for senator. That nbut out Byrd and1 Wright, electing tho tiro Millers senators for Linn. THAT IS PRACTICAL POLITICS, nnd as Dr. Byrd is not a practical pol itician he will not go to 'tho Oregon Bcnnto as joint senator, and Qeorgo ,W. Wright -will not go as senator. VIOTORIOUS IN DEFEAT. 'James Withjv;ombo of Corvallls n 'entitled to congratulations for tho way in which ho accepts his defoat. HE IS TO BE COMPLIMENTED ON HAVINa CONDUCTED AN, AB SOLUTELY CLEAN CAMPAIGN. Whilo severely arraigning eomo of tho policies of his Democratic oppon ents, which wore open to criticism, ho always spoko In tho most compliment ary terms of Governor Chamberlain. As a campaigner ho was energetic nnil tireless und LOYAL TO THE PARTY WinOH HE REPRESENT ED to tho host of his ability. Another thirty to Dr. Wlthycombc's great credit Is tho fadt that ho did not stoop to tho deuvagoglo trickery of nrraylng .the farmer against tho law yer. Ho did not soek to- nntn'goniz class against clam. Ho never threw down tho cause of higher education by shim ming tho normal schools or tho stato unlvorslty. Throughout his wholo campaign ho conducted himself as gentleman, as a loyal American citizon, and i a Ijnond minded public spirited oducut Or, in tho turgor meaning of that torm. Tho Itopuhllonii party nnd 'tho peo plo of Oregon owe Dr. WIthycombo n debt of gmtitudo for his manly ami uqlf respecting cnmimlgn. They will yet bo ablMo iiiuko further ami great er nub of hla talents and abilities. PROGRAM FOR THE HARBORS. COAST TJ16 odltoi of Oil paper confesses to being in luvo with 'tho Coos Hay country, and ho Is happy to fiud somo evidences of tin awakening affection iu tho breasts of citizens of other parts qf tho state, and delighted to discover ocWJtlo thrills of emotion wnrmlug up tho frozeu bosoms of tho Portland mil lionaires. They aro beginning to toll of their confidence In tho future of that wondotful region which for forty years you could not get them to touch with ft ten foot pole. TIEEY ARE BE- ifYoaWaat To Get Ahead WANT TO ACCUMULATE MONEY TO CARE FOR YOU AND YOURH DURING OLD AGE ISN'T IT TDME YOU WERE STARTED? W NO OTHKR WAY IS IT 0 BA8Y TO SAVESO EASY TO SUILD UP AND INCREASE YOUR CREDIT 6 EASY TO CVT READY FOR AN INVESTMENT? AS BY OPENING A SAVING 8 SANK ACCOUNT. WB KCTEND TO YOU A COR DIAL INVITATJON TQ OPEN A SAVINGS AOOOUXT WITH US. SaYtag Dprtnwtit CapklNatrooaiBnfc rofflPBHk ssx Comb Out? Use Ayer's Hair Vigorl It feeds the hair-bulbs, gives life ana strengm to toe hair. The hair stays In, grows rapidly, keeps soft and glossy. There is hand- same nair in every pome y GINNTNO TO BURN COOS BAY COAL. Tho coating of refrigeration accum ulating for half a century between Portland and Coos Bay was broken by tho San Francisco earthquake and pounded up into mirit juleps by Louis Simpson. And there are others. Thero is royal good will and gener ous cordiality at the bottom of Coos Bay' people's hearts, once the ice is broken. There aro no better men and women in tho world than down there. They are as hospitable as the prov erbial bibulous Kentuckian, op the rich'-livered Virginians. In spots they aro as enterprising as tho wooden nut meg Yankees of Connecticut, where they put green goggles on horses to feed them excelsior. Tho climate down on Coos Bay is pure Italian, tho skies aro bluest when 'they are blue, the rains aro drier, tho mists aro almost a perfect spray of eau do cologne, and the maidens raised on that lit tle Inland Meditoirnncan aro of more melting models than thoso doscrlbo2 in Bvron's Don Juan. The northwest winds lose their force tho moment they cross the sandspit at Empire City, and trie southwestcra bear tho cxquUsite perfume of now mown hay hay made by the Xeriads, tended by sirens ami raked up by mermaids. a WE ARE ALL PROUD OF THE FINE HARBOR AT ASTORIA. WE WANT TO MAKE IT BETTER. We aro all champions of a deeper channel in tho Columbia from Portland to the sea. But for heaven's &ake let us not stop there. Let us bo big enough to seo that tho other harbors on tho coast are worthy of our prldo, our care, our en thusiasm, and our unremitting atten tion. THE COLUMBIA RIVER PROP ERLY BELONGS TO THREE STATES. Tho appropriations for its hnrboT, tho deepening of Its channel, boneflt Washington and Idaho as much as Oregon. COOS BAY AND THE WEST COAST HARBORS BELONG TO OR EGON. Improving those harbors will add millions of wealth and nilllions of commerce to Oregon nnd to tho bank accounts of Orcgonlans. Thomas E. Armistead of tho Hazle- wood Cream Co. of Portland, tho lnrg- ... est finglo manufacturing ico cream anu button firm In tho northwest, wns at Coos Bay and ho likes it. In writing o tho odltor of this pnper ho Bays somo very nlco things about tho Prm era' nnd Skinners' congress, and tho way It was managed, and then adds: "Most certainly tho trip was an on- joynblo ono from a plea'suro standi- point, and I truly beltovo as tu nld to Coos Bay tho efforts you have put fojth WILL BEAR ABUNDANT FRUIT. I can nsure you it Is In no wlso In a spirit of 'hot air' that I pronounce tho future of Coos Bay a Lriat one provided tho Coos Buv people themselves will tako hold and pull together. T have personally en tered some of tho bovt harbors in tlioj world, having pretty faithfully covjl erml tho earth from Bombay, I'ast Tivi dla, Into Africa, from thero to Engj! land, from Kngland to the U. S., hav inir taken In both the eastern and, wefftern ends of this (our) country, AND I- HAVE NOT FOUND A HAE BOR IN THAT WIDE RANGE AS SAFE AND AS EASY OF ACCESS AS COOS BAY. It would appear to me' that tho U, S. could not nfford to al low It to lie fallow; AS A HARBOR OF REFUGE IN IS A PERFECT BIffiET OF WATER, AND TID32E SHOULD BE BETWEEN SAN FRAN OSOO AND PORTLAND SOME POINT OF SAFETY INTO WHICH A VES SEL (WHEN DRIVEN BY STRESS OF WIND OR STORM) COULD FIND REST." Pretty tall talk fo Coos Bay, but" rery bit deserved. Wo should havo. ov a senator who gets as enthuslastlo n thn over C009 Bay, or oveiv a con gressmun would do. MEN ARE NEEDED WITH A' LARGER CONFIDENCE, a broader conception, moro persistent optimism about our west coast harbors. Every, ono of them is worthy ns Coos Bay of linprovemout, nye, must bo Imnroyod, IF Tins OREGON OF OURS 1& TO BECOME GREAT AS A STATE. Now If any good result Is obtained ft must bo BY HAVING A PROGRAM THAT IS RIQHT. There is a solutlos for overv problem in this world, but ta solve tho problem the solution must; b scicauuo, ii rausc oo aiong lao ub uc iu jea rvwnaacv. if mwn, u rWht aad just and correct. It caaaot fea tkrown eu carkM)r by mm DAH.T CAPITAL JOUMfAI When the bair combs out badly! That the time you want to Know exactly what to do. Here is advice founded on an excellence of half a century "" T,&! jgXxhJL ratlc individual, however well mean Ing, but must bo carefully digested chewed over, agTeed to by enough peo ni n nrft tnflueneo back of it. an then carried out, with enough force to stand a seiec and make things crack if necessary A TRUE AND EFFECTIVE FIGHT FOR THE COAST HARBORS DOES NOT MEAN A FIGHT ON THE CO But the coast harbors cannot sit still and allow all tho appropriations com ing to Oregon to bo absorbed in thel Columbia river. They must adopt the same tactics tho Portland people have adopted, and all do something fcr thclr own harbors. Coob Bay has start ed right on that. Coos Bay has de termined to create a harbor commis sion, levy a tax, issue bonds, buy a dredge, go to improving1 tho insido channel and ask the government to do its part. But In addition to this disposition to help themselves THERE MUST BE A GENERAL POLITICAL PROGRAM TO STAND UP AND FIGHT FOB OUR COAST HARBORS. Tho popu lation of tho coast region, the assessed values of thciT, property, the wealth of their cities, their industries, their commerce, their banks, their ship ping, their coal mines and timber, and mineral wealth, their votes and their public men and members of the legis lature, all bear a relation to the whole state, that must be brought to bear on tho situation with constantly in creasing force until results and recog nition are obtained. When that is dono everlastingly tho coast harbors will bo treated with respect. THEY WILL GET DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR WITH THE COLUMBIA. And not unltll then will they got it. Not un til then will -justice bo done. They will never get justice until they ae prepared to stand up and demand their rights, and fight for them' until they get them. Moro tangiblo results will bo ob tained for tho coaist klarbors, more tagiblo results will bo obtaincl ifor tho wiiorb state, mo actual develop ment will -take place, when tho coast harbors aro improved, than from any other source. Tho transcontinental railroad that Harrlman Is building to Cook Bay would novor have been or dered built WERE THERE NOT AL; READY A GOOD HARBOR THERE AND ONE CAPABLE OF FURTHER AND EASY IMPROVEMENT. There would novor havo been a railroad built; into Yaquina Bay but for tho harbor improvements there. Tho Corvallls & Eastcru railroad would long ago havo been csJtcndcd Into eastern Oregon IF THAT HARBOR HAD BEEN FUR THER IMPROVED. There will be other transcontinental railroads built across Oregon if wo improve such har bors as Tillamook, Sulslaw, Winches- tor, Coos Bay, tho Coquille, and others. OREGON NEEDS AN AWAKENING ON THIS SUBJECT an earthquake of political awakening, and tho Coos Bay convention was only a good start ing point for futuro development along thls Hue. But no ono man enn accomplish all that is needed. "PLENTY OF MEN. AND PLENTY OF MONEY" wero Sutro'h magio recipe for transforming tho sand heaps of Golden Gato harbor Into Golden Onto park. Tho same Is truo of conditions in Oregon. If Or egon had a thousand men of tho faith nnd frankness of Mr. Armistead, who would go on record fovi 'thocharactor of our harbors and opportunities for harbors, the problom , could bo solved and Oregon transformed. inside of ten years. BUT HAVE WE THE MEN? Wo hnyo tho wealth. Nature has dono her part. Shall wo, can wo, will wo, do ours! DON'T IiTKE SOUP KITCHENS. Jefferson Squaro Refugoea to Send Their Protest to tlje Mayor, Tho two thousand or moro refugees In tho Jefferson squaro camp havo reg istered a protest as to tho quality and quantity of food served to thorn as well as tho sanitary conditions under which it is eorved, For a week or 60 after tho camp was established uncooked rations wero issued to tho refugees by tho Red Cross society, end this method in providing for tho multitude seemed t bo satisfactory to tho people, as they could tako tho food to tholr individual teats and cook it to suit themselves. Later tho Red Cross entered into a contract with Da Dessaoad, who had served hot meals hero aad In the Los Iviulu maMtkt am tv a nniMi a. cook I home and dllg xooat in the camp and chare 10 cuts a al. Tickets! PMCON, rMPAY, JUNE S, wo-o issued by tho society to thoso unable to pay for their meals. AfPr tho Issuance of rations had i . -. 4t. ..wiir tmnu svstcnr be- stoppca uuu i"u .w -- came established an increase of dys cntory and kindred disease was no ticed in tho camp, and frequent com plaint were made regarding tho qual ity of food served as well as -tho quan tity. In bad weather it was necessary. ti 4k rnfnrrces from all parls of the 1 square to gather at the dining room for tncir meals or go hungry, and f am- !ii- thnt were accustomed to dining i.- tinnmn Kpnaratedl in tno TUKUi"- .v.w t-- crusn at the dining room. Things, it is charged, came to such . - . p,Mhi lnjf. that a mass meeting of tho refugees was called In tho square and) tho objections of tho i tWr fnro was stated, item gecg cialmcd that the dining room was JCVI'iO v v not clean and that the food was not In sufficient quantity. A number, of protests against the. quality of the food were made, and thoy met with the approval of those who had been taking their meals In tho dining room. The mass meeting was for tho most part orderly, but a number of boys on tho outskirts of the crowd attempted to start a small riot by crying: "Tear down the souphouse," "Burn, tho bean baorel," etc. Tho coolness of tho older refugees and tho presonco of tho Teg ular troops prevented possible trouble. John H. Helms, tho civil captain of tho camp, and cloven other prominent refugees, wero selected as a committeo to draft resolutioas protesting against a continuanco of the cook houso system of feeding tho people camped in tho square and) asking that tho Red Cross society return to tho ration system, by which tho people can cook their own meals. This committeo met on Saturday, evening and yesterday aftornoon. with) tho result that resolutions were drawn up protesting against tho sanitary conditions under which the food is served in 'the dining room and against the quality and quantity of tho fare. Other minor objections are also mentioned in tho resolutions. Copies of these resolutions will bo presented this morning to Dr. Dovino of tho Red Cross, Mayor Schmltz, Judgo Morrow, and others who are in a posi tion to alleviate the condition of tho refugees in Jefferson square. San Francisco Clinonlcle. In Beauty Town thero dwelt a lass, Her face was fair to seo, Tho secret of her beauty lay In Rocky Mountain Tea. Dr. Stono 'a drug store. IRON COFFIN IS UNEARTHED. Old Pieco of Junk Causes Much Excite ment and Many Rumors. AVorkmon engaged In putting in a foundation for a now framo building at 0 Stuant strcot Saturday morning found an old iron coffin upsido down and partly burled in tho earth. Tho men wc-o greatly surprised, naturally bollovlng that thoy had unearthed the remains of somo porson. Tho discovery gnvo rlso to all sorts of rumors, and somo mystery was be MULEiEAM PURE BORAX IN TUB NURSERY FOR , Baby's Bath FOR Baby3 s Clothes For aa Eye Wftih, Mouth Wth, SterllUlne tUe SotUe and Wublne NapkUs, . ABSOLUTELY MJRE wtteof ubtltutMaod bulk borax. Tak CBlyM-Mu)o-Tm. Alldeatera. Send 5c for MJneU and llluitratetf booklet oa Borax ta WCNuracry. Addrca PACIFIC COAST BORAX COMPANY 5nFraatico,Cl. " 20-MULE-TEAM y BORAX SOAP ' Htm4, CktitM mmI Ufcw New- Address: Bacon Building, Oakland Callforala. 1906. Habit-forming Medicines. Whatever may bo tho fact as to many of tho so-called patent medicines con UlninK Injurious Wedlonta as broadly trabllsfied In somo Journals of moro or Fesi Influence, this publicity has certainly bedn of great bonoflt In arouslntt needed aCntlon to this subject, It n. In considerable moasuro. resulted In the most Intelligent peoplo avoiding such foods and medicines as may bo fairly sus Sd of containing the Injurious fnW aumts complained of. Recognizes this fact somo tlmo ago. Dr. Pierco, of Buffalo. N. Y., "took tlmo by tho forolpckaa It wero, and publlshod broadcast all tho IngrcoMents of which his popular medi cines are composed. Thus ho has com. ptotoly toritXl all harping critics and a 1 opposition that might otherwise- bo urncd against his medicines, bocauso thoy aro now or kmowx coMrosrnojf. Fur thermore from tho '9fnu.,iaipriltw every bottlo wrapper, it will bo soon that these medicines contain no alcpholor. other hablt-formlng drugs. Nf.lthor do thoy contain any narcotics or Injurious agents, .tholr Ingredlonts being purely vegetable, oxtracted from' tho roots of medicinal plants found growing In tho dopths of our American forests and of woll rocognized curativo virtues. Instead of alcohol, which oyon In small portions long contlnuod, as In obstinate cases of dlsoasca, becomes highly objoc tlonablo from Its tendency to produco a craving for stimulants, Dr. Plorce em ploys chemically pure, triple -roflnod glycerine, which of ltsolf Is a valuable romody In many cases of chronic diseases, being a superior demulcent, antiseptic, antlfcrmont and supporting nutritive. It enhances tho curatlv action of tho Golden Seal root. Stono roqt, Black Cherrybark and Bloodroot, contained In "Golden Medical Discovery," In all bron chial, throat and lung affections attonded with sevoro coughs. As will bo soon from tho writings of tho eminent Drs. Grovor Coo, of Now York; Bartholow, of Jeffer Bon Medical College Phlla.: Scuddor, of Cincinnati; Elllngwood, of Chicage: Halo, of Chicago, and othore, who stand as leaders In tholr several schools or practice, tho foregoing agents are tto very bt Insredlonta that Dr. Plorce could havo choson to mako up his fa mous "Discovery" lor me cure ui uui only bronchial, throat and lunff afToc tlons, but also of chronic catarrh In all Its various forms wherover located. ginning to shroud the case when an old resident vouchsafed ttbjo information that ho knew all about tho old comn. It wns, he said paTt of a lot of junk that had boon p: Tchased by tho lato Lorentz Foard, who used to deal in junk beforo ho became a Bhip chandler. Tho story appeared plausible, for It was on tho sito of Foard's storo that tho coffin was found yesterday. San Francisco Chronicle. Cures Old Sores. . Westmoreland, Kan., May 5, 1902: Ballard Snow Liniment Co., Your Snow Liniment cured an old sore on tho sldo of my chin that was supposed to bo a cancer. Tho soro was stubborn and would not yioldi to treatment, un til I tried Snow Liniment, which did tho work In short order. My sister, Mrs. Sophia - J. Carson, Allonsville, Miflln County, Pa., has a soro and mis trusts that it is a cancer. Please send her a COc bottlo. For salo by D. J. Fry. a C3JSL. nr -?- . fhb Kind Yoa Harc Always Bought Beantts HOLLISTE.VS Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets' A Rnir Mftdfolna tar Bnir Podnle. Brings Qoldaa Health and Renewed Vigor. ir.n nn,1 TlnnlrnMiA Tf'a T?nr-lrv Mmintnfn HVn in tnK. let form, 35 cents a box. Oenulno made by IIoLLlBTEn Druo COMPANY, Madljon, Wis. GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SA1 LOW PE0P,t- We arc now Prepared to Contract fbr Prunes for fall Delivery Tillson & Co. 151,161 High Street Phone Main 139 A sp"clflo for Constipation, Indigestion, LtveV and Kidney Troubles. Pimples. Eczemn, Impure Salem, Oregon. MJ 1 CTAIFV Pn'nrinnl This school is in session throughout .tho summer montns, wl i onter at any timo for a regular course or for special studio.. dividual instruction. We teach such practical branches . Rnnkbonninir ChnrthanH I.- ...! i ..l. iiifiiiaiiip, Qusiness Leucr . ?f A . A A. careful inveatlgatioa will convince any inter"" t h Is no better school of the kind any pkee at any pe. Hti is J wanted! We aera alwav rfad to acrvise with any who are .w work, and extend a cardial Invitation to aBy:wch to vJ' U( taxe is ot possible, send for'ow H. S. Gife & Co, s4tuaB" m p UJ.X AND PSODtJ; Wo havo largo supply boxes, both tin ton a ..... Wittily crates. Get your wppiu, t buy butter, eggs, poultry, pr ray casn. On theStjmmt Outing Trip Tako a supply of good bakl,gp and bo sure your cooking m Buuu no ut miaa u you oavei't I it, test Eppley's Perfects Bating Powdai And you will use it this Ask your grocor for It. It euaranteod bakine towder n.J sealing glass jar. Tho jar is weftl terwara, C. M. EPPLEY, Manufith Salem, Orcgos. Stoamers Pomona and AltoatS for Portland Monday, YTedaetty'i Friday, at 10 a. m. Tuesday, day and Saturday at 9 a, a. for Corvallls Tuesday, ThunJfj Saturday about 6:30 p. m. Full dally oxcept Sunday about 8:) M. P. Baldwin, SHOE SALE My stock of shoes for dm ducod in price. No old stock. Ing out ladles' shoes. Nov. cnanco. JACOB V0QT..I Opposite Patios.! Summer School The first term of tho Capital ! Normal opens on May 1st, t e eight weeks. Tutition $10. I School of Primary Method. Juno 31th, to continue threoiretkl dress J. J. Kraps, or County tendent E. T. Moores, Salem l Screen Doots N I havo a good (selection of stot of cedar screen doors, including 1 otc. Largo stock of all kinds of P Lawn and Field Fencing, Posts, i gles, Gates, etc. All at lowest WALTER Hi 250. Court St., T.-. .nJ -will llAO T0U. l in buying you had hotter ltf"J storo that has tho reputauu . the best quality, and selling . sonable prices. Baker, Lawrence &BatJ Successors to Harrftt&I " iri.t.it r ..indent! VrJoillMf anQ UCI ""'" t'?! T.,otvr-ifine aJ & TTrnns, ih""" eatawgue. w M" m MM n i - &0fi Jr ' ! i ui uuJ iti i .: W $m$& hu7 hfitifr; 9$mmfrm $imm0wM!t I ---" M - , -4 mm jmwJiw Bb. " iifllH' .w "ft A1',