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DAUT OAPITAI. 10VBSXL, BAIHH, OMMOK, TH0H8DAY, JTOS 28, 1908.
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL
BY HOFEB BEOS.,
Publishers and Proprietors.
SUBSORIPTION KATES.
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By MalL
Daily 'Journal ono month, 35o
Daily Journal, throo months ....$1.00
Dally Journal, ono year 4.00
1 Weekly Journal, ono year 1.00
By Carrier.
Daily Journal, por month 50c
ANTI-PASS BILL TAILED.
W. S. U'Ren, of- Orogon City, admits
th art. tlio anti-pass bill, adopted) by tho
pcoplo, is Kloadi for want of nn enacting
clause, v
llo furthai takes tho blame on hiin
oolf foil omitting tho weVds: "Be it
enacted by tho stato of Oregon."
BUT MB. TJ'EEN IS NOT ALTO-
GETHER TO BLAME. A committee
of flvo a bio Portlandi lawyors, who re
Tiaefil tho bills that woro submitted to
tho peopla, ALSO OVERLOOKED THE"
FATAL DEFECT.
A measure that rocelved 40,000 mft'
jorlty on popular vote, of course, will
bo promptly enacted by tho legislature!
There lan'b any mora reason for1
granting millionaires and! public ofllj
ciaJa froo passes on railroads, steaun
boats and sfcroot cars than for granting
certain citizens frco postngo stamps.
Tho lyiactlco has Jxwn to bo vory
wldet-sproad, and tho transportation,
corporations will favor tho Toform.
SOCIAL REFORMS COME ABOUT
SLOWLY. Tiro oditor of this paper In
tho legislature ton years ago Intro
uueeri a bill similar to tho ono now
adopted by the people.
It was hootadl at in tho legislature,
gob bub fow votos, and was defeatod.
Probably a different fate awaits this
reform in tho legislature just olectcd.
Losina Hi
air
That Is too bad! Been coming out
for a lone time, has It? So much the
"worse I But it is not so bad as it might
ml hf far vnti run sfnn this falling, and
you can stop it quickly, tool There Is one remedy, just one Ayer's Hair
yigor.i It stops falling hair, cures dandruff, and keeps the scalp Clean ana
healthy. We speak from long experience. &&?!;:
haibor for vessels drawing twenty
feet.
Tho now railroad building to Coos
Bay will also tap Winchester bay on
the Umpqua, ,
Tho entrance to Coos Bay and Ya
quina Bay can bo nmlo as safe and as
deop as tho mouth of tho Columbia is
now at far loss expense to tho govern
ment. Of course, tho Columbia river is Ore
gon's big port of on'iryi and will re
main so for many yeats to come. BUT
OREGON MUST IMPROVE HER
OTHER HARBORS.
A great wrong was dono Oregon ten
yoara ago, whon all improvements of
our west coast harbors was stopped, and
all tho money diverted to dredging out
a nWo goose creek at San Pedro,
Oal., wlul as a result, thcro aro now
tho terminals of three trans-continental
railroads.
Tho dovolopmonfc of Westorn Oregon
will never tako placa until there aro
competing harbors oponod andi cent
noctod with trans continental railroads.
To that end lot all unlto their ener
gies.
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INSURANCE PROSPECTS.
DEFECT IN REGISTRY LAW.
PROBLEMS OF THE -COLUMBIA.
Col. Roosslor, of tho United States
dopnTtmont of engineering, roports that
Tccont soundings of the Columbia riv
or bar allow 23 to 21 feet of water at
low tide.
THE CREST OF THE BAR IS TWO
MILES WIDE, AND THE WAVES
DRIVE THE SAND BACK AS FAST
AS IT IB CARRIED OUT BY THE
CURRENT.
Col. lloesiler nays that 'tho north jet
ty that is planned to bo eonstnuctod
wliqn tho south jetty is completed will
.result in forty feet of wator on that
bar
To bo moro accurate, Col. Roosslor
saj-B "it has boon said" that a second
jetty will accomplish tltnA result.
"BUT FT IS BY NO MEANS OER.
TAIN," auVln Col. ltoessler. 'The
condition at tho mouth of tho Colum
bia, are very unusual, and present tho
most) diflloult bar problem In the
United States, ami piWisips In the
world. THE CURRENTS WOULD
SCOUR OUT THE BAR BUT FOR THE
WAVES THAT BEAT THE SAND
BACK AGAIN."
Tt will require year to completo tho
aoiiOr jetty boforo work can begin on
tlm north jotty. Tlio euonuous vol
umo of ami that is enrriixl down to
Boa by tlio river complicates tho prob
lefrn. It has always soemod an erre
to our mind Mint tho no'th jot'y wa?
not built llrjiU
Taking wutttr for Irrigation purpose
from tho SuiUce river nudl tho branches
of tlio upper C'-oluniblb INCREASES
THE PROBLEM OF NAVIGATION IN
THE FUTURE, It is estimated that
half tha How of omo of theso tTlbutar
Jos is now taken fo- making crops.
Fortunately! for Oregloni tliere are,
other horboM on tho west coast that
can lip iiuprovoiU Ynquliw Bay is now
reachoil by rnilroaO, and hna a good.
YOUR EARNINGS ARE DEPOS
ITED IN THE BANK, OF COURSE
BUT WHO MAKES OUT THE DE
POSIT TICKET? YOU OR THE
0TID3R FELLOW?
IF YOU SPEND ALL THE OTH
BR FELLOW MAKES THE DE
POSIT AND PUTS YOUR EARN
INGS TO jag-CREDIT.
WHY NOT BBGIN TO SAVE
AND MAKS TUB DEPOSITS
YOURSELF TO YOUR OWN
CREDIT?
IF YOU WILL IT WILL MAKE
YOU FINANCIALLY INDXFKXD,
ENT,
SIMPLE RULE IN'T IT?
BUT, IT WORKS. ,
Saving Dpartment '
Ga( National Bfc
The Onogoninn calls attention to thd
(fact that In Its homo county twelve1
hundred votos woro sworn In on froci
koldcvis' blanks, and! that 170 of those
unregistered voors cast their ballot in
Solhrood precinct.
Tho nemddiy suggested by tho Ore
gonlnn Is to rigidly exclude from vot
ing all who do not take tho troublo to
register.
THERE IS NO JUSTICE IN THI3
FROM THE STANDPOINT OF MAN
HOOD SUFFRAGE. Many nro not
situatedl so as to got thoir names on
tho registration rolls,
Tho original Australian ballot law
contnlns a registration provision that
would acorn to meet tho difficultly in
Oregon.
Thcro is a registry olllcor appointed
for oach voting precinct, who is a resi
dent! thereof. Ho makes up a roll of
tho bona i Ode, legal rosldent voters of
tho precinct, and roturna tho same to
tho court that appointed him.
A COPY OF THE ROLL IS POST
ED THIRTY DAYS BEFORE THE
ELECTION AND THREE DAYS SET
FOR "PURGING THE ROLL," be
fore a magistrate, who, upon propor
showing, mado under oath, can add
names of persons who aro ontitlod to
havo theU. names add"ed, or striko off
namps tluat havo boon Improperly en
rolled. After tho list is purged thus
publicly it is closed, AND ONLY
THOSE WHOSE NAMES APPEAR
ON Tins PURGED AND CERTIFIED
ROLL, which is put in tho lunula of
tho election oulcers, CAN VOTE AT
THE ENSUING ELECTIONS.
Of cou'ise, civen this system, and
overy systom is open to abuse, and
framls nro possible.
It is tho system! used in nearly all
countries hnving tho Australian ballot
law
IT RELIEVES THE VOTER OF
TID3 TASK OF GETTING HIMSELF
REGISTERED AT inS OWN
TROUBLE AND EXPENSE.
lb costs no moro than tho present
system.
Tho troublo with tho present systom
Is that at cneli election moro and moro
refuse to register. Moro and moro nro
sworn In on eloctlon day and moro and
moro illegal voting is tho result. It is
a bad law that works worse and worso,
It will result in making elections a
farco and n mockery, just as has boon
tho case at Sellwood,
Why not adopt, tho same registration
jfAivlsions thnfc nro part of tho real
Australian ballot aotf Why wero they
uot mndo part of tho law!
U i.
Real Estato Transfers.
Tho following land transfers worq
Mod yesterday with tho county record recerd
er: R. IL and F. Down 4o George
Vot llntten, 103i acres, t 0 s,
r 1 wi ,.,,.$1500
13 and E, 0, Braudoberry to T. C.
and h. Podnnan, laud in Mnr
rlou county 225Q
m J. and M, Smith to M. G.
SheparO, lot 5, 0, 7,, block 12,
MU1 City ,,. ,... 000
J, G, and E. Glonz to Cora Arm
strong, lot 2, block 0, in North
Salem ,.... . , , , , , , , , 425
M. A. Peck to L. M, Carter,' SO
acros, soc J, t 0s, r " w . . . . T , J
jvato wylo, ot w., to M. F. Ru
dolph, 0 acres, Qjtrus Pitaoy
Tho Wholo Country Determined to See
Justlco Dono.
Leb there bo no mistake mado as to
tho dssuo afl sfjiko bbtiwecn tha insures!
and many of rtho insuranco companies
In ftfliis city. Nobody icxpccts insurance
companies tk paty for buildings made
nninlluabitabla by oarthqunko before
itha fire reached! them, nor hag any
controversy arisen in regard to such
a claim. If any building, whllo still
remoiinlng fit for uad waa so damaged
that its valaio waa eeriously impairod
tha fecW should bo ascertained and
tho loss adjusted in nccondancc with
thosto facta. There aro vary fciw such
caiHjs. No companty whoso policy
contains an " earthquake clause" is ex-
pootod to pay a loss caused by a firo
originating on tho promisea in conso
quenco of tho earthquake Th'o con
troversy in this city does nob refer to
any of itflwysa points.
What) tho people oomplainl of is tho
rofusal to adjust and sotUol liability
whom tl(o company inlakos no claim
llho-tJ ijlio building was seriously inr
jirrod by an oarithquakc, or that tho
flrd origlnOibod on irko premises as a
Tesulb of the) corthquako. Thoro is a
dishonorable oflkxrt to scaro policy
holders into accepting less than tlu
face of tho policy, under tha fear that
if tli(?ji dio not do so they will gcb
nothing. It is tho mono dishonoirablq
bocauso when dealing with thoso who
vpo not) trained) business men, tho
statomonta f adjusters aro bo jjrafti
ly madia thatl they ihovjo tho intended
effect on tho polloy holder, whllo en
abling tho adljustor to claim that tho
reduction waa voluntarily mado for
tha purpose of getting tho money bo
foro it was legally dfue. It is itho fact
that, as ai rule, tho policy holdcfr who
will not comlpromiiso can get' no defi
nite flottlomont of any kind. Tho proof
of loss is not usually objected to but
tho policy holdo can get no promiso
which will cnablo him Ho know
whothor hd will or will not gob his
money at tho end of sixty days and
makfji his plans accordingly. Somo of
tho lao-callcd "diollar-for-diollar" com
panies nia gulUy of this practice,
which, is tlio greatest cause of tho
general' oxaioporoitiort. In wtot wo
havo said .thus far wo have had rcfoT'
onco to tho best of tho companies
which stop short of a fair and squaro
adjustmcni'j of idacli loss on) its merits
as fasti na they can bo reached. As
for -tho concerns which aro seeking to
forco - gononal horzontal cut, or fo
oscapo payment fen part of liabilities
whod3 justice they do not dlsputo
nothing nood' bo said. They Jiavo shown
their character.
It ia becoming ovidont that no con
pany whiclil doos not act fairly wit!u
its policy holdexa in this city can ox-
pect to do buslnoss nitjnvhcpe. Banks
will nob needpb them as insurers of
mortgaged property. Business mod
will shun thorn Paciflo Coasb states
and cities aro already asking for lists
of (tho welching companies and all In-
suianco c.ompaulos in tho country
will gob them. Their names will bo
known in overy insuranco center in
tho world Son Francisco Ohroniclo
(men of fifty-who havo como to her
lor neip. otiuui m -" - -
somotimos on boards botween tuo scais
and somotimos on tha edges of plat
forms nniK troads of stairways and
against -tlho walla of tho hallways, they
crowd her achoolhouse, while she and
hor, nssistarits aro ovclynvhoro among
ithom, heaTing irocitatlons, giving, aid
counsel, explaining, arguing, laughing,
encouraging, stirring tho solid, sodden
mass of tho city's poor with, tho loavon
of hopo and possibilityr,-John L. Ma
thews in Sophia Wright: Tho Best
Citizen of Now. Orleans, in Every
body's Magazine- for July.
Havo You a Cough?
A doso of Ballard's Horehound
Syrup will rellovo it, Havo you n
coldt
Try it for whooping cough, for asth
ma, consumption, ior Droncnuis. jura.
Joo McGrath, 327 E. let etreot, Hut
chinson, Kan., writes: "1 havo used
Ballard's Horohound Syrup In my
family for flvo years, and find it the
most palatablo modicino I over used.
For salo by D. J. Fry.
Now Btata Jewelers' Organization.
Milwaukee, Wis., Juno 27. Tho Wis
consin Retail Jowolers' association, al
though tho youngest sato organization"
of retail jewelers in itho United Statos
has a larger charter membership than
any other similar association in tho
country. To 'ay it oponod1 its first an
nual convention with a laTgo attend
anco of miomboTs and romarkablo en
thusiasm. Tho local retail jowolers
havo mado extonsivo propafvitions for
thl9 event and' havo arranged an inter
esting and enjoyable program for tho
two daiya of tho convention. Wisconsin
has 051 jowelors and it ia expected
that beforo long moro than one-half of
them will belong to tho state organiza
tion. Tho purposes of tho association
aro to bottor tho conditions of tho
thado in genoral and to protect its
members against inefficient artisans
who attract trado by cutting prices, but
do not furnish first-class work.
Men's
S252d
Midsummer
h
4
Undcrweai
TEACHING A CITY'S POOR.
in c, 7 a. r a w
A. and N, E. Barlwn to O. Bar
han, portion lot , Wk I, Wood
burn ,,.,,...,... k
750
1S7Q
O .. m "9?,3 3HL X jk. .
Smn mmiMm9mu
CZsv&l&S
In Now Orleans Thia Work Is Dono
by Ono Bravo Woman Sho
Ia a Cripple, Too.
In tho city of Now Orleans aro ap
proximately, ono hundred thousand
whito nvon andi boy& Of those, one
thousand, flvo hundrod, three out of
nvt,J' two hundred j-ou moot on tluj
attvot, aira dejiondaut for thol-i odu
wtion thia year, for -tha opportunity
to learn to read and to wrlto and so,
to advance their station in life for
all this depondaub absolutely on ono
woman. This woman, who's impart
anco ia tho city, is so groat tluat rit
by any sad) chanteo kefr activity w.ro to
coaso, ono and ono-half por cent of ita
nialo population would! find itsolf d
privod) of hopo ia not rich, bub poori
Sho is so poor that boforo she can give
nn hour &nd a -dollar to tho helplosa
onea who need hor, she must glvo lunotk-
or hour to pay bw own cxponaea for
the idiay, Sho la ao poor that sho has
earned her own education as shy has
gives ib oub, studying somotimca but
a day ahead of her pupils. She' is
frail, crlpplod, very weak eho goes
abowt in stoel Iwnivaa and oat crutches.
Thought aha la still under middle ago,
her hair is white an show, 'ficotn days
awd sights of ua-eUen-ablo aufiTeciug.
From morning -utt'll mH-afternoon uhe
ioaohes in . jrivt8 aehooV to earn
money foe iuv charitWs, From wid-
atternooa until ovowaug, If ablo to
wl.k he dovotea herself to tl seeds
of those poorer taw tha, Frew supper
Umm till &ta, iUt m, till Uwht,
it &44? be, ehte faee the nwltifcude
of MMtt ajhl boy boyn of nine bM
rMjMmri
Bi
Accidents
Wilj
Happen!
And when thoy do
happen you need a '
good liniment and
need it at once. Al
ways keep on hand a
bottto of
PROF. DEAN'S
KINS GAGTUS OIL
This great magnetized, soothing and
hcallni? remedy speedily cures nil hurts
of nun or beast and always
I
Heals
Without
A Scar .
It cures cuts, sprains, bruises, sores, -J
swellings, lameness, old wounds, lum-
bago, chapped hands, frost bites, etc J
and is the standard remedy for barbed i
wire cuti on animals, harness and
snddlo galls, scrntohes, grcaso heel,
cakqd udder, Itch, mango, etc.
It heals a wound from tho bottom up
and Is thoroughly antiseptic. KINQ'
CACTUS OIL U sold by druggists In
15c., 60c. and tl bottles, M and 5 decor-
ated cans, or sent prepaid by tha manu-j i
facturers, OUNBY & McDAtO, Clinton.
Iowa, If not obtainable at your drug
gists'.
Acoopt no Substitute.
For solo by
C W. PUTNAM CO.,
Druggists,
135 North Commercial
8ALEM, OEEQON.
Can you think of anything more annoying than
ill-fitting, poorly made Underwear this hot mid
sum er weather? You'll not find any of that sort
n this store. We have Underwear to fit large
men and small menmen of all sizes and shapes
made of the very finest materials by the best
Underwear manufacturers in the country. Go
through the stock for yourself-f eel the softness
of the fabricnote th neatness of the making.
Then take the garment home and put it on, and
you'll agree with us that our Men's Uuderwear
is exactly right every way. Balbriggans, Gauzes,
Lisle Threads and Cashmeres plain and fancy;
50c up to $5.00. Come, see what we can do
for you in Summer Underwear.
G. W. Johnson & Co,
The Popular Clothiers, Hatters and Haberdashers.
Screen Doors
I havo a good (selection of stock sizes
of cedar screen doors, including' hinges,
otc.
Largo stock of all kinds of Poultry,
Lawn and Field Fencing, Posts, Shin'
glos, Gates, etc AH at lowest prioes.
WAITER MOELBY;
250 Court Stv Salem, Or.
Eat youp dinner at tho White
Houso Restaurant.
Good enough for a king.
Boasonablo enough for "tho man
in tho overalls." '
Moals served at all hours. '
Phono Main 100. Stato St;
White. House
Restaurant '
GEORGE BROS. Proprs.
Phono Main 190 .Stato Street
v(Mggfc. sw. a
O JSfc. (S KL7 C3 Si3g A. .
Baratb9 ThaKindYoaHawlllwiiijJ
Eppley's
Perfection
Baking
Powder
Is puro and wholosomo, and witi I
tho best rosults can bo obtained b m
ing. It is mado in Salem. IlJi
up In' glass' jars and jolly glaHdtwlil
aro in themselves valuable. Ai i
grocer for ft.
O. M. EPPKGT. Manufactersr,
Salem, Oregon.
'SUNDAY EXCURSION
"on the
CorvaUfs & Eastern Rail
road TO NEWPORT
Sunday excursion to Newport and
return on the Corvallls and Eaatera
railroad will leave Albany "
EVKEY STWDAY'At 7:30 A.M.
Arriving l ewporb at aooa,, return
ing leave Newport at 5:30 p. m., giving
5i hours at the finest resort ia tho
West. Iloalth, rest and pleasuro for
the weary worker.
Threday and season tickets from
all S. P. points, good going aid return,
ing on Sunday excursion trains,
Fara from Albany, Corvallls or Phil
eatk 1J0 ft th rNMl trip. G..
etloa at Alby with ugw loal
tar Wtbbou ovtrkai o xthwl'
WJVKI5
ANY LTJM53B NEEDED?
Evory beam, ehinglo and s&ako in our
yards ia mado from tho best timber,
and our methods of dealing and
our pricos are such that it will pay
you to seo us boforo buying.
- GOODALE LUMBER CO.
( TJiono 02.
?105.00 to bo Given Away.
Who Wants tho Money?
Who will write us the best srtory of
personal oxporlenJn using ALLEN'S
SELF-RISING OJBFLdimii Wo
want 100 testimonials,' not' to exceed
200 words- pach,and wowill .pay ,fo
them. " '"
Write andLteJl .s.why andi w.heo J
first bontrht. a'nTT.nrrn .Tiw,L. i
0 "" " -w l UVII 4VUJI,
Sfcoamera Pomona and Altosi 1m
for Portland Monday, Wedne!T i
Fjiday, at 10 a. m. Tuegda?, Tj
day and Saturday at 0 a. jn. Ml
for Corvallia Tuesday, ThudT,t
Saturday about 0:30 p. m. For Afti
dally except Sunday about 6:30 p.
,M,P. Baldwin, Aj
Oi
i.t ..LcfiVA BtOB'T
.inw ar AiiinrirHH iiuiv. 0 ' v
vour'.jiroQWies. Our offering!
anoaal-tronely to. ypu, beeaus
values can bo soen' at a glan
Ratfr-. I awrence &Bak
Sacora to Hsxritt & J!
you.havo.udLlt. Tell.ua. how Von Ilka .
it aiftl wh'othor you havo found it aato
agrewbloirand wholwomo addition Jfqii T, T-
Wi
arc now
Prepared to
.
tlio family menu. Tell us about the I'
PAN CAKES, tho BOSTON MUF
FINS, tho FRUIT PUDDING and the
1 FAMOUS BOSTON BROWN BREAD.
Now, to tho persoaneeadfag-.usHlM "-
U,..I , lit 2 . I I A
uuaw rocoraraonuauon juiu 1M MmttX.g -.
tlstio letter,.we wUl pay $5.00, i gold; llOlltroCl "
and -we wmpav? 1.00 eapktfprt100 otkjl ' 0 . . J 'fW
khw8, wic.w.e use. we wia to us g m
these letter8,ia our yerWitag, bt , r S!4 fSiU
no name will bo published without tha Kf UlMo I Ml .'vT,
wmien consent or tho writer. 17' , . .
If you havo not used self -rising B 1
B. B, Flour gob a package and Tjegia rl2A .i
laow; we will ive yoa sufflclwt , LUslI V tSl
w taisa aavantage or this 05r.
Every good grocer sells It aad vii
will find cfeoctloaa ia ve?y jaekje
Use the four priaeipal reeipee aid
write as atoat it. We are iatereet
U yerM-ie. - , .
ALUtNS B, B. B. FLOU CO.
PeUe 0Ai7t8u.JML Ci
Tillson & Co.
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