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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1906)
.r DAILY CAPITAL JOUflNAL, SALEM, OitEGON, WEDNESDAY AUGUST 1, 1800. lllrtirf JmK. N V.nff 'fi irilzzt? 11" ROAD TO PORTLAND BY MAY The AUTOMATIC Refrig erator has been put to more severe tests than any other "ice box made. No other refrigerator has so many special and exclusive features. No other refriger ator has the success record of the AUTOMATIC. Buren & Hamilton HOUSE FURNISHERS Electric Cars Will be Running to Portland by Next Spring lllllllltMHHWWHWWHHUWHWMHWBitMW S HOW MOSQUITOES RUINED HAPPY ISLES g Once Hawaiin Natives Were Free to Live as J Tney Choose, and They nt -.. . .Ur.mn Th a I ! CAHI W C firrfAtfl nTI I MiCI Ui iH www"? ..- .....- v tt ! Pacific Unlvrntlty IM-t Another In Mrurior. ProfCMor James It. Robertson, of tho chair of history and economic!, at Pacific university, (or tho paBt 13 years, hna accepted a professorship in nerkcley, Cal., University of Cali fornia. Ho Is an exceptionally nlile Instructor, and In lila special fluid has few superiors In tho Northwest. Thl In tho third of Ita old teachers (hat tho Forest Grove InBtltutlon has lost this year, and which Is duo to friction between N. Forrln nnd tho faculty. Tho othor two profes sors who left aro Dr. Coghlll and Urofeasor Uaoli. who conio to Wil lamette. Professor Itobertson Is well-known in Salotn, Mrs. Ilobortson bolng a daughter of C. F. Lansing, of this city. Onttctim'M Rii Wnll Makes lite now as safo In that city as on tho higher uplands. H. W. Qoodloo, who resides on Dulton St., In Waco, Tex., needs no'sea wall for afcty. Ho writes: "I have used Dr. King's Now Discovery for Con 'sumption tho past five years, and It Ticeps mo well nnd nafe. lleforo that tlrau I had a cough union for years had been growing worse. Now lf gone." Cure Chronic Coughs and prevents Pneumonia. Pleasant to take. Kvery bottle guaranteed at J. C. Perry's drug store. Price 50c nnd $1.00. Trial bottle free. CASTOR I A Ir Iafmts and Children. Tk'M Ym Hits Always Bought or C&L&ffz& Electric cars will be running to Chemawa from this city by tho time agreed upon September 10th 'there js no longer much doubt of that. And better still, (he cars will bu running nil tho way from Salem to Portlnnd by next May, and possibly sooner. Work has beou commenced nt the Wllsonvllle alto of the Wlllamotto river bridge to bo constructed by the lllamotte Vnlloy Construction Com pany for Its electric road from Port lnnd to Salem. Chief Engineer Mc Donald has rented threo acres from Peters & Alden for a site for bunk nnd construction housos. Scows have been built for uso In the bridge con struction. The materials aro bolng assembled and preparations are com pleted for pushing the work. This moons thnt tho building of tho Port- lnnd-Salem road Is from this time forward to be carried on steadily, nnd competed by the first of noxt yenr. At the Wllsonvllle slto n camp Is being built to accommodate about SO mon. A comont wnrohouso Is bo lng eroctod. Plans nnd ostlmntos for tho bridge hnvo been submlttod to bridge companies, and a contract for tho steel structuro will be closed within tho next two weeks. The bridge will have a weight of S00 to POO tons of steol. The Willamette Construction Company, which has the contract for construction of the road, Is not trying to rush the project nor secure a force of sevoral men. Its plans have been carefully laid out and labor saving machlnory will be employed In every possible way In view of tho unparalleled difficul ties that aro bolng encountered by railroad companies securing Inborors A traction engine and grader has bon purchased by Chief Englneor Donald and will be utlllxod all along the line. It Is mid the road will practically be built between the date of January 1, and May 1. At the pnwont time attention of tho construction comiwny Is belas concentrated on the taction between Salem and Chemawa. which, accord ing to tho franchise, must be com pleted and in operation by Septem ber 10. A force o 500 wen Is at work on the grade, there are ploatr of rails on the ground, and It U mm , the first the mile w be comnleted within the tltae limit. Ilolllag Mock has been secured w ith which to com ply with tbe letter of the franchise provision. Work at tbe Portland aad of tbe anrvey awalu tbe aetloa of the rlit Hallway Company, which under lu fraacblae. ma eoaatrnet Ue lia whkin tha sitr limit, n it W thai ahOMltl thhi HMUinr fall w itw thi mr ta Willamette ! u!iiiinirfin. Auc. 1. There a time when the Hawaiian Islands had no mosquitoes. Defore the white man, with his whisky, and his mis sionaries, his social obligations and his debts, and the division of land Into patches marked by Individual ownership, the natives were free to llvo as they chose, and they chose mostly co without any duds, some thing they could not have done if tho mosquitoes had boon as thick ns they have become In recent years Thou there were none at all, and tho air was free from pests and the people were notable for their perfect physical health and condition. Kvon for many yoars after the white mnn came the mosquito stayed away, and so those camo to be spokon of as the Happy Isles, where there was perfect peace and plenty and contentment. Hut one day a schooner left n few of tho deadly birds of tho droning song and the inoculated sting, and Immediately the Happy Isles ceased to bo happy. The corrugated brow of care was seen there for the first time since life began. Contentment every breeze, and no ma a found surcease from their cry for blood, save in the grave. As time went on these conditions changed only for the worse, until laziness and lack of sprightly enterprise bcsrae as com mon as in the most civilized country In the world. The blood of the peo ple was at length no logger a foun tain of purity, and now, while the mosquitoes are as numerous as ever they do not grow large than else where. It took a 'period of years to ac complish all this, of course, but not as long as you mignt think. And a singular feature of It was that the Islanders did not realize what was tho matter with them. They knew something was, to be sure, but it was not until the islands were annexed to the United States that the people learned the truth. WiNon to the Itocue. When they came within the official vision of Hon. James Wilson, secre tary of agriculture, that practical gentleman saw at a glance that Ha waii had a marvelously rich soil and miraculously lazy population. It vanished. Everybody had to wear ! grated on his nerves, as such things clothes. Horses ran away. Profan-' always do. and so he sent his ex- Ity was Introduced and came rapidly ! perts out there to find out what was Into common use. Men got drunk, wrong and suggest a cure. With Crlmo bogan and multiplied. Doors the skill for which Mr. Wilson's field for tho first time were locked. I operators are noted they very soon Soon Heroine Jor-oylml. discovered the guilty little wretches Stylos of clothing, envy, malice, that had upset the fairest archipel- hntred, and all the hitherto un-' ago In all the far Pacific, and thev known evils, (o common In New recommended that nothintr short of i - - Jersey, spread from Island to island capital punishment would fit the as only a nest can snrend. Disease crime and untimely doath for the first time! Which will explain to you how itaco of mankind. Nothlnc that ever of agriculture are at nrsnt sniK. w .. . w , . ,-.w uo.;,- occurred anywhere else can be com-! cd in sending out to Hawaii a large pared with It, and nothing that can number of a certain kind of little occur would offer a fair comparison fish found In the waters of Loulsana, unloss It might bo the arrival of the to pay for which the nronertv own- devil In heaven. I ers of the Island are taxing thPm. We own and offer the following Carefully Selected High-Grade Bonds in amounts to suit purchasers: Oregon Water Power and Railway Company, 6 per cent. Bonds Portland City and Oregon Railway Company, 6 per cent, Bonds Northern Electric Company of California (taxexempt)S per cent. Bend ' City oi Seattle, Washington, Water, 5 per cent. Bonds City of Walla Walla, Washington, Water, 5 per cent. Bonds City of Prescott, Washington, Water, 6 per cent. Bonds City of Corvallis, Oregon, Water, 5 per cent. Bonds City of Mc.Minnville, Oregon, Water and Light, 5 per cent. Bonds ' rr.'tv nt nnfnr. Oregon. Water. 6 Dcr cent. Bonds ' City of Tillamook, Oregon, Water, 6 per cent. Bonds City of Cottage Groe, Oregon, Sewer, 5 per cent. Bonds City of St. Johns, Oregon, City Hall (tax exempt) 6 per cent. Bondj Chouteau County, Montana, School District No. 10, 5 percent. Ilondi ' Idinooi. scoooi uuiricw Crook Count), Oregon, School District No. 12, 5 per cent. Hondi (Bead School Dittricl) Harney County, Oregon, School District No. 1, 6 per cent. Ilondi Bom School District) Marion County, Oregon, School District No. 4, 5 per cent. Bonds (Siherton School Dittnet) We will be pleased to furnish complete information regarding any of the above mentioned securities, an oi wnicn we recommend as very desirable investments. Prices to yield investors from 4 Jo 6 per cent. Correspondence invited Morris Brothers, Bankers PORTLAND, OREGON BOIPEIt FUU1T CHOP. Fruit Inspector Armstrong Says the Yield of Prune-, Pears and Ap ples Will Be Immense. "There will be a fine lot of fruit , In the valley this year the prune bocame known as the inevitable her- Is that the agents of the departmont crop w"' be Ja"Ee, there will be a As for tho mosquitoes, they throve amazingly. Never before had they had such pasture. Hore was blood undeflled for agos. Every time the drill was sent home a pure, rich. nutritious, red corpuscle gushed forth, with never a taste of the bit ter, pale, sticky paste which slowly courses through the fevered veins of a flabby, mosquito-stricken people. The Infernal little murderers multi plied by the million. They grew to heroic slie. and they were everv- selves. The fish are to be nlnnrod in all the waters of Hawaii and they are expected to eat every mosquito egg as fast as It Is laid In the water. It Is anticipated that If by this pro cess the mosquitoes are not extermi nated they win at least be so re ducd in numbers as to no longer be cloud the sky, and to allow the isl ands to once more have a measure of that glorious sunshine which In the happy days of old was perpetual. OX INSPECTION TOUK. Mlli4riiifiiili,if Jim.w .-.r .1... mt.t - -, w, nn- mint! ScIiikiI, Home from the Kat. from itaU'of mnthur of th. -. -M kHrfor proMUas to routrvct thi part of tb Ua. Salem people appreciate the fact that Our Market has Hip hcr nmi r-,....- meats, because otr trade is' r Co,, Mw b. coriUd HKreasmir. j ' ,f "" ,k pnuioo of a mi Try our fine Sausages, Bo fosnas md Sugar Cured Hants, jt the articles for your lunch these arm days. Fine steaks ami juicy chops, cool from our ice house; the kkkI that ouwiH relish. We use every effort to Pcasc Dee & Kurtz 1 77 Commercial Phone 285 SAFE AND BETTER IVriiinmi. Ituiuitra. A Mrs. Dr. CW, p,, a amm-alm from a rajl-la tk "trr kft twin, tk wlt that hW tho nsbbw oa tho from whwi of h fcW bro.. TktlooNMatl. rt,rt, mm nu tram tlth ttrm o l!lk fctfoi u m... ... oatrl. M U riff mt4 tfe K j, WW trw to eWk tW , W, Urowtag , , troK Wm. but hr .com Ww vU. NW ink ,- . . Oeopw w. Jones, saperlntendBt of the Oregon Sut School for the BlIiMi. rturnd hom Ut sight from aU extended toar of the Ea era sum a a coamlMloor from this aute to gather data for the -Hgatesimeiit of the cotntag legtda tare la the 4Uament of ti la- suttatloa tor the oar and edaoatina of ike feeble mta4d. Mr. Josmm ku beca xoae sine He tetter pan of Hay a ad has vintad thirteen laMitattoa for the feeble (alaoed aad Ato scaooU for the bllad Taoee of the rt aaaied claa rutted were u Fartbaolt. Mtaa.; Chiwe wa Palbi. Wb.; UaU. Xh.; Tt. Wayae. la.; Balk, p.; Soayea, N. Y.: Newark. J. Y.: Syrwe. y.: "teU. X. Y.; Warerty. Vlaelafcl. N. J ; Laeoaia. N H KIwU. Pa. TW blind x-W.1. x... ee t Ptttabarc. v.; j PM1. a4iaia. Pa,; KwiaaaU. Mtaa : Bo- toa. Maat.. aad Wukt.. n .- Spertatea4eai Joaea win m.v . detailed report of hit taraKiKio, f the fegfciatare. A KMOIR HetvL JaaM. " aot ocauaoa la thhv da fp Ua !S aUJe tns aa aarse. eWrf ur home -eJlTl'" " th, ah t. ' -mm-wnm-wm M W-HBfJSM (! ' -U aaea, vhM Mr.TC . . aaaaVTst . ..VI.j I ' aa !l Um Nsvwr t-ad auMj- by A UV. 4ft u w).4 tit, k J, 4nt V 4 tfeejh. al U Xlaiioa Shu, laj 0aJ. Salem SUtt Baafe H w, HAZARD. Caahky to km iato the baaxy aad I laranausd awtaut . Naaeroy uw rrtlaiatab JTWMI tk. Uh. a. J Ttn ea isr hw eaoWa Wrvaachl laicbA Kara " Tho Htul at ttu. .., . Of h. taat robbed X. H. WalK Mbea be beaaa tvi im.. f H wbea b tkM. .... .. ui... - " Ktaouse SLLTLZrjr. . TbAv ai -, ... :Tr" lWMaHySw"LTa; btaauob, Uvw ad KMaey eaav lMiaa aad v-. ... . ... aetosanJUh tt 11 saoaeted aad ittruiiN v . 4i. OC Woaa4. Joeaphi t,aty, Mh Qu OaweM aad Maw Rxaj leaaaid. are ta Ashtead. bi.. fraaa thai mimi., - " via rriaad at Dy ta ta rttar rUley t Kbvaaath .JT? de trvMH HoIUW t s-iu,,.. la uw .w. 7 ". "" " J" " T. d f-Mi wilderrtHe ta JarUaiiu. tt ., tirJ lkW y - " "- Mm XI S&la c . .u4iaL tw J.kz:u, r eajayta: ,b-, . .i "TT aaaaaiaU vtbis aad the - oTlDri- r . V K fc.X XeiTC " "r a kmH ', " hat as it Is tossed about on the bll J lows of the deep, just out of reach. Some of these things are described by a ma a In from the coast yester day. When the boat comes la the people line np for a block tad await thatr tara at the nostoffice window. Oaa peraon can only ask for four at one time, and everyone goes the limit before he moves on. It takes from two to to and a half hoars to gat one's mail after It U distributed, aalase one heads the line. i-w. aiaraay nigAt 156 paeeen gers came la oa the boat, and long after nightfall men and boys were walking the street la srca of rooams. as eTery place is fall, on Saaday J4S naateaavrs weat in and torja aamber came oat that even tag. Tbe Ker OvertunuMi Joaa Harris, a well-kaowa raaeher f northern Beaton, w -.u. Wr Injure in aa teekUnt wi.. aftaraooo. ia Cormllis. Mr. Harris aad parrbatad a k ,.n, .. . loeal bardsrara Mora aad bad started .ta ta Stroox lawaMU for a j .. 1-avWr. He had the bad .., S aad tb kat of aau wa Ulaaad oa the soar aad Ur. Harris sat oa the kr. B tb m.i,. . !?? k oeanar,., : - warns ts thrown n,dr als ea Ta rib wre wr... rtiaS. bit lurt.s: j krok. aad k:w :h lajor ,,rord '"' n".. :; U a airao tfcal W4 tot tt0,h , t.-,,., great quantity of pears and there will be plenty of apples," said Fruit Inspector Armstrong yesterday. The large crop of fruit and the large size and quality of the fruit which al ready manifests Itself is due In a large measure to the good work which has been done In the orchards the past year, in the careful pruning of the young trees as well as the old ones and also to the general use of the spray pump, which perhaps did more than any one other thing to make this years crop what It will be a bumper. Mr. Armstrong was in the city in specting the fruit at the various stores which In most cases are doing all in their power to prevent scaly or wormy fruit from being placed on the market. Mr. Armstrong, how ever, found some peach plums that were scaly, while it Is somewhat dif ficult for one not thoroughly posted to notice the scale on plums when once observed it can be plainly de tected at first sight. o MORMONS MENACE C0UNTR1 Senator Dubois Says Saio may Control Fourteen Senators Sure Cure for Tiles. Itching piles produce moisture and cause itching. This form, as well as Blind, Bleeding, or Protrudlnir PUps are cured by Dr. Bo-san-ko's Pile Remedy. Stops Itching and bleed lag. Absorbs tumors. 50c a Jar nt Druggists, or sent by mall. Treatise free. Write me about your case. ur. Bosaako, Pfalla.. Pa. I-uly AftiT the Don Catcher Editor Jeurnal: We are in the city limits and be Sia to feel quit citified. We are to .w . uluc,r on Borw back i it DO YOU REALIZE wntoW) to hunt up the dogs. I wonder If by accident he will find som of tbe oows and horses th.t r Miu runn,Bg ,t larg4 aml using zaraeas and lavs f0r rolling Plaeas erery now and then? Of coarse sidwn-. .j ... tk ... 7 '"." wnetner mMft Dlil Wmm-m SI Senator Frederick T. Dubois taatio, recently outlined the eit of Influence and power of the Mi mon church and the danger to American institutions Involved the possible victory of Apostle Smi In the contest for his seat In I senate. The politics of six states, Senat uuuols says, is now conipW dominated by the sect of r Joseph F. Smith is the head. The fluence of It Is slowing but sur extending to other commonwealt Senator Dubois disclosures rega mg the amazing strength of t Mormon church in American polltli takes a peculiar significance wh It is known that this denunclatl may cost him his seat in the senai He admits that his state Is at t mercy of the Mormons, whose vo will be cast against lilm in hUcai paign for re-election this fall Senator Dubois said: "The Smo case will come up da the first day tne session, December 3. As question Is of the highest privllt it has the right of way over ere thing. I am sanguine that the a ate will refuse to allow Smoot retain his seat." "Do you think there Is danger the Mormons ever becoming imF tant In the United Stntes senate! "Decidedly, yes," replied Mr. V bols with emphasis. "At pre they have the power to exetclseit, defeat anyone In Utah. Idaho or W omlng who nsplre to be a senati congressman or governor on an aB'. t aa sent t v . . va ran: ram ...- . aadUebc.vrti--1M1,. ! w slaka U alw 7Z7.. T00 II i i ,7.,"" rolte lag ma uk. HOSTEHERS STOMACH RlTTCnr !-, ..tuna, for i" Ml dseaauk. i,. ..7 T -s T1IW1I1 ,. . 'W UiS' v imu li. Ur,!, t,. - Ap- uis isHti zr1 CW and club SO mV rlir... I r-. to ifc i.. v VfcS iU oaiem -f f y httaU Srounds will ae tomahawk. k. ., . .. tor mtherir l tn0ir CANIS AMICI. a Svlf Defense rrJS-:.!:1""- -Morman platform. They use thl power against anyone who objecl openly to the practices nnd metboi of the hierarchy. "If thev are not rpstmlned '! Smoot retains his seat as senator will not be long before they will ce: trol the politics of Oregon. .NW and Montana. If Arizona and N Mexico voto to coma In as a Jo.: state they will control this new tH' almost from beginning. "It is perfectly main that In a M sonably short time, unless tb Power 13 checked, thev will contr the selection of 14 United States ai atnrs rir,llnn.n.. !., nlnrnVf. il act, 14 senators aro tho balance1 Power In .the senate. "I recard Mm rinse union church and state, which Is inser! tbe Cbii .7 onager -""' ana state, wntcn is - wk. v aal,s1, Eminence. Rb,e fron the -Mormon doctrine, : aa he w fl,,,.. .u. . , kt.. ..t: "." - eavaa Jsiaa WR9 tiA-.1 , . itomr r-, . T" u """"J attacked, BJIZFZ a b ae saw t J, T c 0l wh,ch " rs. it cmred me in Un days -JKM -e- Ui Ug tho rrtmnlatn AinAln nt t-l uierarchy of this organization or their foiinn-nro in nniiMrAi matter as a decided menace to the Aoerj can people." sowe. OAdm.. Hi The Texas AVoniler. Cnraa n i.i.i l.lol.lpr rheumatic trouble; sold by all uW gists, or two months treatnieB' r yUnlU.. Trr iT JfSHwB mall for $i. Dr. E. W Ha"' " i14 yr ,,m h t: &X& 9 --w aiicrt?L. - iiiiis. ' for testimonials. sold by sm u drug stores. dir-HT' Eir.ii. 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