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Newspaper Page TextI' i'( o 3 DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL III' HOFKIt BBOS Publisher and Proprietors. BUB8CBIPT10.V KATIE. By Mali Dally Journal, ono month .... 3fc Daily Journal, three months ..1.00 Dally Journal, ono year ...... 4.00 Weekly Journal, ono year .... J. 00 lly Currier. Dally Journal, per month .... 00c 8TOP TUB IJIfl I'KAUIW. It Is well to prosecute all frauds against tho government. Correct thorn all, great nm! small. TUB LITTLl-J IIOMIiSTKAlHJK OH "CLAIMKB" WHO COMMITTKIl PKBJUBV should not bo excepted from enforcement of law. Hut there Is a rich field In Oregon among tho great big concerns who are scrlpping right along. A township was recently thrown open In Linn county, and was scrip ped by a corporation. ' WJIOLBHALB LAND FIIAUDS IIAVK BBB.V COMMITTHI) BV Pill- VATB CITIBN8 AM) PUBLIC COHI'OHATIONH. Wo are looking for tho government to tncklo n big concern. It lu tho big fish Hint ought to ro cclvo a llttlo uttctitlon as well. COHVALLIH AX!) EABTEHN TBXHIOX. EX- Tho extension that Western Ore gon would most appreciate Is a llttlo one. THE COHVALLIH & BA8TEUX 8HOULI) HE EXTENDED FHOM YAQUINA TO XEWI'OUT ItKIIIT AWAV. There is only about four tnllos of track to build, nud It Is not an ex pensive piece of work. That would make Newport far woro accosaltilo as n pleasure resort. It would becomo a winter as woll as a summer resort for all tho poo plo of Western Oregon, F1FTEEX COACIJES IX A TBAIN aro now a common thing from Port land to Beasldo. AND TIIIItTEEX THAIX8 A lAV. Thousands would visit Newport where hundreds go now, If tho Cor vallls & EiiHtorii niiulo this llttlo ex tension. .MAV ABOLISH ALL PASSES. It Is announced Hint under tho now net of congress all railroad passes are to go. THIH WILL EXOH.MOUSLV IX CUBASE THE HAHXIXUS OF THE HAIMIOADS and rellovo them of n Brent amount of Inbor. In tho long run the public will j nlo bo benefitted, Tho abuso of pashos by tlioso who Issue thorn and those who receive them la a serious ovll. lUHKKNOKII FAHE8 WOULD BE IIBDUCBD FHOM OXB-1 (H'ltTH TO ONK-THIltn ().N NiaitLV ALL BAIL ItOADri. It will tnko tluio to establish thli reform, but that it Is turo to come about all must ml in It. When It t timlvratpotl tliut all must pay, n)l will he ntenUl in chvapor fan. Wo may Hum u first, soound and third-class faro, Mlth car service accordlnuly. In the end railroad tickets may bo Issued llk pottage stamp, "good until uwd " COMFOUTS 1TB WOMEN. All lio visit summer rotortn must admit that women ard tho leUuro ami trawling clawi. MANY PKOPl.l! WHO NOW BORROW MOXEV COUI.U JUST AH WELL BE LOANING MOXEV IF THKV HAH RrAUTUIt A HAVIXG ACCQl'JiT AX1 HAD UMllMUl THE VALUABLE HABIT OF HAVING RKGPLAU. LY A PART OF THKIIl j,v. COMK. IF VlU HAVKNT BlCCiUX AL. lUMDV Till! BEST TIME TO BEGIN IS BIGHT NOW. T1IH1CK PER CIJXT INTUHKST IMIH ON UKfOHITii OF ONE DOiXAK 0 MORfi. 4MmjB 3 Still they get little recognition of the fact that TIIBV ' ABB ABOUT TIlHKIM'bUKTJIS OF THE THAV KLI.VO PUBLIC TO KESOKTS. Tho rnen havo special comforts In the way of smoking cars, games at hotels and at summer resorts. The time will surely come when MOIIK WILL BB DO.VK FOIl TUB COMFOHT AXI COXVBXIBXCB OF TUB WOMAN travelling public. America should lead In this. Why not have parlor cars and sleeping cars especially fitted up for women, with women porters? WHV XOT HAVE COXVBXI-ENCI-S FOB WOMBX TBAVBLING WITH LITTLE CIIILDBHN". Wo arc supposed to be a nation that honors womanhood and yet our arangemonts are nearly all for the men, when It comes to public service and public comforts and convent nces. PAVIXa TBIBUTB TO KOCKKFE-L-LEB. That (b what we arc all doing in Oregon and othor statos. ALL KINDS OF LIGHT COMES FBOM THE GBEAT OIL KIXG, as Illumination comes from tho sun. Gas, electricity, coal oil, gasoline, all belong to tho great Rockefeller syndicate. Oil Is being burned by tho carload at Salem to gonerato electric fluid. It all comes from Rockefeller. , Oil on tho Salem streets at $1.25 a barrel (1C cents nt tho plpo lino) nil enriches ItockofoUor. ItOCKBFBLLBIt MOXEV OWNS THE SALEM, OHEGOX CITV AXD POBTLAXI) KLECTKIC LINES AND PLANTS. We winnot rend, visit our frionds or do business without paying to tho greatest of all trusts. THE THAXSIEXT AXD THE HEAL. Thomas Nelson Pngo, tho southern novelist, sometimes writes ndtnlrnblo verso, and tho current number of tho Atlantic contnlns proof of this In two stanznH from his pen, under tho tltlo "Theocritus on Agrndlnn." The permnnenro of true art In a world of false Ideals and fading achlovcmouts lias never been better expressed than by tho Virginian writor slnco Keats wrote his immortal "Odo on n Gre cian Urn": Thou silent form, dost teaso us out of thought As doth eternity, Cold Pustorlnl! When old ago shall this genera tion wasto, Thou shalt romaln, In midst of othor woo Than ours, a frlond to man, to whom thou say'st, "lleauty Is truth, truth beauty" that Is all Yo know on onrth, nud nil yo need to know. With similar point but with a dif ferent text the Dorian poot of Sicily, of whoso Ufo no single fact Is known nvo whnt wo can gathur from 'll ?mporIhubl Idylls Mr. Pugo "'"B" In tho following strong ami woll Ilulihod vorsw The spacious oltlos hummod with tell: Tho monarch reared hl tovrs to thy skies; Men dolved the fruitful soil And studied to lw wis. Aloug the highway rocky cull Tho mailed Uglotu rungs Rmllltig unha&detl mid the moll Tho Poot KHg. Tho gllttcrlRR oltloa long ara heaiw; Thu stnrry towers lie lvol with tho plalui The dosort aorpout alojM Whore soured tho murliU fane. 1 atwUOiy. twud-eywl llwml erogiw Wlre Klanmod tho Tyranfa throu; That grandeur dark Obllvlou strops; Tho song slug on. CAMP WII.M.MKTTK BBOUBX. MllltluiiH'ii An (ioliiB id Camp IV conin, "WlllamoHe Camp" Is onee naln lrokon up. and the tents have ba folded. Tho militiamen whn )v.. Weon praotlolng thoro alnco Monday loft this morning for Portland, and tomorrow will av for Camp Tnoo. na, from whuueo thoy wilt bo de taohotl to American Lake, whore practice will coutlnuo for tho training ot the rtfl team that will represent vrtifon at ino bU natlonat tourna ram t 8 airt. New Jersey, August 27th. Ther will be more than SO00 troopa at Camp Taeoma to tako part In tho tuaaouvrea that will bo hold Ikere. Th aUte of Oregon will sond about SQ0 mon, and tha wembora of omvauy m, of this city, will leave tomorrow raorulus oa train No. ti, ?t 8::s a. ni Major Franck Baker, who h VA1LX CAPITAL JOURNAL, BALEM. """Mr. AUGUST 10, 1000- a mmm ordeal DREADS DOCTOR'S QUESTIONS Thousands Write to Mrs. Pinklm,I,ynn, Maes., and Bocelve Valuable Advice Absolutely Confidential and Free There can be no more terrible ordeal to a delicate, sensitive, refined woman than to be obliged to answer certain questions in regard to her private ills, even when those questions aro asked by her family physician, and many continue to suffer rather than submit to examinations which so many physi cians propose in order to intelligently treat the dlseaso; and this is the rea son why so many physicians fall to cure female disease. This 1 also the reason why thousands upon thousands -of women are corre sponding with Mrs Pinkham, daughter-in-law of Lvdla E. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass. To her they can confide every detail of their illness, and from her great knowledge, obtained from years of experience in treating female ills, Mrs, Pinkham can advise sick women moro wisely than the local physician. Head how Jlrs.i'lnKnamneipeuoirs.r. C.Wllladsen.of Manning.la. She writes: Dear Mrs. Pinkham: " I can truly say that you have saved my life, and I cannot express my gratitude In word. Before I wroto to you telling you how I felt, I had doctored for over two yoars steady, and spent lots of money In medicine beM, but It alt failed to do me any good. I had female trouble and would dally have faint ing spell, backache, bearing-down pains, and my monthly periods were very irregular and Anally ceased. I wrote to you for your ad- iuiioi Inst what to do, and also commenced to take .Telia E. Plnkhatn'i Vegetable Compound, and I have been restored to prfoct health Had It not been for you I would have been In my grave to-day." Mountains of proof establish the fact that no medicine in the world equals Lydla E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound for restoring women's health. expressed himself this morning na bolng well pleased with tho showing made by tho men during tho four dnys' prnctlce at "Camp Willamette. ' "Tho work In tho skirmish was es pecially good, and tho averago made on tho targets was excellent," snld ho. "Tho Oregon team la much stronger than It was Inst year, and nnturally It Is hoped they will return with laurels. Tho highest perccntago made on tho local rnngo during the past four dnys was that of Sergeant A. A. Schnrtz, Company K, of Port laud, who avoragod 95 per cent of a possible 100 points. Tho rost of tho inun nuulo an uvoragu of S3 per cent." Two Salem boys will bo on tho Or egon rlllo team that will go to New Jorsoy. Tlioy nro Corporal Floyd It. Frazor and Sergeant Ralph White. Corporal U, S. Uldor would nlso havo made tho toam hnil ho not been pro vuntod by his work in tho postolllco department from ntteudlng tho na Uonnl tournninont. PB1XTEB IN PRLSON. Chohlor O. D. Mhmhi of Ihikfr County Ijingtilslilnn n Duiamt Vile. Chusiter O. 1). .Mason Is In trouble, Cheater Is a printer from Haker county who cutno to Salem to got cured of the boozo and dope habit. While here his wife, Mrs. Nellie .Mason, brought suit ugalnst him for divorce. Lust night Deputy Sher iff Mlnto nud Esuh wont to serve thu divorce bummous on him and looatod him at tho Skiff hoiibo on Liberty stroot with n 17-your-oUl jslrl from Monroe, whom, U Is ul leged, ho Introduced us his wife. He was arretted and locked up, and was this morning urralgnod bufuro Jus tice Wubstur. In the Juatlw eourt tho ouso was contlnuod until totuor row, nnd Mason's bond ns ftxed nt 1S60. This bond he was not able to give, A New Rutlucs. O. W. Morrow, formorly of Wood burn, has located In Salem and will open a confectionery and Ico cream Parlor In tho storo room recmtly oo oupled by Shafera han.ess shop, Mr. Morrow has hnd experlouco In this Hue. and promises to make a success f tho business. S When yon'j yEM not fecliug as well as you ought, tako a few doses of tho Bitters. You'll find It vory bene ficial. It cures Indigestion, UyPn!a, Coitlvcuo, fTTERS Cramps, SOME SPEEDY ONES Finest Lot of Trotters Ever Brought to Salem, Now in Training The State Fair, beginning Septem ber 10th next, promises to be the best over hold in Oregoh. Nearly all tho counties have nwakened to tho importance of displaying their nroducts, and there is no doubt but the exhibits of agricultural prouuecs and live stock will excel anything ever shown on the coast. The speed program is a splendid one, tho prizes being large enough to attract tho best and speediest horses on the coast. Already there are be tween 00 and GO horses in training, and the morning hours show some pretty speed conests in the tryouts. Among those having horses in rain ing Is tho veteran, Sam Casto, known from Los Angeles to Victoria, who has a stable of 12, headed by Redskin, 2 : 1C Vz . Redskin is entered for tho $2,000 stake, and there will be some fast going if ho does not get a place. Casto also has Mike Duff, and several other promising youngsters. John Swnyno has a stable of fine lookers, nnd certainly some speedy, ones anions them. Sim Lindsay, another veteran horseman, of La Grande, has charge of the N, K. West stables, and, while ho does not say anything, one can see that ho expects some of them to come In for first money. Among them nro "Commonwealth," and "Royal Sallm." Rubo Kaiser, of Corvnllls, has a stable of young horses, Including Pilot Lord, who Is entered for the big stake. J. F. Waldron hns several good ones, among them ono entered In tire 27 class. Among thoso in Mr. Cox's stables are Blacksmith and Lou Miller, both entered In tho big events. S. S. Dalley, of Seattle, has Oma, a 2:10, anothor 2:11, both up for tho big stakes. Besides these there aro Delilah, 2:08, and Zolac, her sire, with a record of 2:07. Thoro nre many others, nnd those who llko to seo horse "go" can have n llttlo fair of their own any morning by going out to seo tho speedy ones worked out. Thoy aro sent for all thoy aro worth, and all It lacks of bolng a genuine rnclng match Is the crowds in tho grand stand to go wild as tho horses como neck and nock under thu wiro. Tho roads are somewhat dusty, and tho main road to tho fairground is closod. Thoso desiring to go out to tho grounds will go out by tho tilo works. There aro three gatoa to open, but It is well worth tho troublo, and well worth getting up In the onrly morn lug to seo. ..Q Change of Management. K. C. Dick, who has for soveral yoars boon manager of the Capital Commission Company, of this city, tukos leave In a fow days to assumo a position with Mason, Ehrmnn & Co., of Portland, nnd ho will bo suc ceeded by J. T. Wontworth, n com petent man in his lino. Mr. Dick has built up a good business, and made many frionds whllo In Snlem, and all will regrot to soe him leave. Tho business of tho Capital Commission Company will bo continued as In the past, nnd tho new manager will be given n hearty welcome by Salem's busluoss people. RhiMiiimtlsm. Whon pains or Irritation exist on any part ot tho body, tho applica tion of Ballard's Snow Llnlmont gives prompt rollof. E. W. Sulllvnn, Prop. Sullivan House, El Reno, o! T wrltos, Juno C, 1902: " I take pleasuro In rocommondlng Ballard's Snow Liniment to all who are nflllc ted with rheumatism. It Is tho only remedy I havo found that gives im mediate rollof." 35c, 50c, and tl.00 For sale by D. J. Fry, Salem, Or, Shorthand. Shorthand, bookkeeping, typewrit Ing. penmanship, arithmetic, speiur.s business letter writing, etc . Ji aomo ot tho branohoa that may 'be akea at tho Capital Business Col! logo. In session all summer ir,u vidua! instruction. Pleasant' rooms II Interested, call tor catalogue , s'2'tf Ma Wanted. 7 "u'"r g, Or. Mj.U TWICE - TOLD TESTIMONY Salem-People Arc Doing All They Can Tor Fellow Suflerers. Salem testimony has been published to provo the merits of Doan's Kidney Pills to others in Salem wno suuer ironi bad backs and- kidney ills. Lest any sufferer xloubt that the cures made by Doan's Kidney Pills are thorough and lasting, wo produce confirmed proof statements from Salem people, saying that tho cures they told of years ago were permanent. Here's a case: William M. Spayd, living on Winter street, southeast corner of D street, Salem, Ore., says: "It is just about three years since I recommended Doan's Kidney Pills through our local papers. I said that words couldn't ex press mv good opinion of Doan's Kid ney Pills or describe the remarkable offects they had oa me. Sly kidneys had been a source of annoyance for a number of years and I suffered1 se vorely from backache and pain across my loins. I couldn't go out and split a pieco of kindling wood without my back paining mo. The kidnoy secre tions woro Irregular and my rest at night was disturbed on account of their frequency and thoro was a scalding pain in passage. I was advised to try Doan's Kidney Pills and procured a supply at Dr. Stono's drug store. By tho timo I had used a little over ono box I was entirely free from tho back acho arid tho action of the kidneys' socretions was regulated so that I could rest the whole night without being dis turbed. Sly kidneys were toned up nnd strengthened and my health was improved in every way. Three boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills inalJo mo feel express my gratitude for what they fUd liko a new man. I am always glad to for mo." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-SIilburn Co., Buffalo, New York, solo agents for tho United States. Remember tho name Doan's and tako no other. WILL CAMP OUT. City of Tents Will Be the Largest in Years. "Our city of tents nt tho fair grounds will be tho largest in years," said Mayor-elect Albert Tozler this morning. Present Indications aro that most of tho camping area will be ontlroly filled during tho state fair. Already a largo number of inquiries havo been received from the people who como from year to year, nnd who desire to havo tho same place to pitch their tents as they had formerly. Twelve hundred people encamped un der tho oaks last year, and a larger number Is expected this year, as the genoral Interest taken in the fair Is greater than it has ever been before. Tho trees havo been treated to u coat of whitewash, tho underbrush has been cleared out, and everything Is In readiness for tho big event. Many of tho campers have signified their Intention to come several days ahead of tho fair, so as to enjoy the pleasures of camp life to the fullest extent. Slost of tho campers como from Albany, Brooks, Woodburn, In dependence and othor surrounding neighborhoods, but the counties ot Washington, Benton nnd Polk send largo contingents. It Is believed that tho camp Ufo at tho fair will be well nigh Ideal this year, for n new sys tern of sewerago has been Installed, and oxcellont provisions has been made for tho water supply. Southern Pacific Time Card, Effective July 3d. TowarU, Portland, Train Arrim. No. 10-5:23 a. m Oregon express. J". 14-3.23 a. m., Cottage Grove oxpress. Jo. 12-3:29 p. m., Oregon express. freight 2U!0S a B- th'U No.ttO--u.B5 a. ., loeal w freight. Departs 12:45 p. a. 7 Toward Ban Frandsco. No. 15-10:56 P. a California ox prosi. No. 13-G.-32 p. , Cottage Orovo express. No. 11-H-I3 a. m., California ex press, o. 225 Ili23 a. m i, . toight. d' y No. 2212:20 n. m !. t . . U Departs ii,i? .I-"" "" il ' mmt mm fa A. I . FRAQFD PS:AND Cornice Work, Heating and fcttmntoo it.. j . maue ana Mlirnhu RIL Opt icia Bifocal lenses near-sighted and t ;hted lenses made to order ' sighted Gold and Golc Filled Ftamesl Alo made to ordor. Our pricej jj " A" WDilJH7, Chas, H. Hing( Jewelers and Optician 1 23 Commercial St. Imported Wives. Washington, Aug. 10. Upon tU desk of Commissioner General of fa migration Sargent is evidence whka added to what has heretofore con to tho knowledge of the officials, H dlcates the existence of a scheme i the Mormon church for tho upbull Ing of Monmonlsm through the vl; lation of the immigration laws. Tl evidence relates to the case of mere ciuia, ousan nenry, aged 11 brought to this country from Edl burg, Scotland, through the port i Boston by a Mormon elder namd Buchman, who intended to take th child and a number of women to a company him to Shelley, Idaho. It was stated at the bureau th: missionaries of tho Mormon churc appear to be carrying on a systemat search in the British Isles, German and . Scandinavian countries ti sturdy, vigorous young girls and tJ men, who are brought to this coun try through the promises ot wealta luxury and good homes, but realty for the purpose of makla them the wives of Mormons, so ta sect will be increased in number i speedily as possible. The actions of the child, Suss Henry, aroused the suspicions of th Inspectors, and she was detalna nnd her case investigated. The End of the World Of troubles that robbed E. H. Wolfl of Bear Grove, la., of all usefulnesj camo when he began taking Electrl Bitters. He writes: "Two years aa Kidney Trouble caused me grei suffering, which I would never Ml survived had I not taken EWil Bitters. They also cured me of Gel oral Debility. " Sure cure for Stomach, Liver and Kidney cod plaints, Blood Diseases, Headachl Dizziness and Weakness or bodll decline. Price, 50c. Guaranteed J. C. Perry's drug store. Cheaper TJinn Ever., On plain white dishes, comma white seml-porcolaln. Come and convinced. At tho Yokohama 1i Company, Salem, Oregon, next Statesman office. The Tcxns Wonder. Cures all kidney, bladder rheumatic trouble; sold by nil dtul gists, or two months' treatment mall for SI. Dr. E. W. Hall, U' Olive street, St. Louis, Mo. Sei for testimonials. Sold by StoA drug stores. dw-lyr. SEALED BIDS WAXTKI). Sealed bids will bo received by tl State Board of Public Building Col mlsslonors. at tho Canltol bulldln Salem, Oregon, until 12 o'clock August 14th, 1906, for building 8 dltional lavatories and baths at t Asvlum. nnil Tnflrmnrv buildings I additions to tho Ouarantlno buiidl at the Oregon State Insano Asylu Salem. also nalntinK tho outside the main nnd othor buildings iocati at tho Asylum arid Asylum faro, M for paint mixture. Plans nnd Bneclfications can seen at the office of tho Clerk of tl Board, also at tho office of the lum Simerlntenilont. nnd the offlC TJnlna n Knor nrMiitect. 1"! First' street. Portland. Oregon, In whom forms for bids may bo obtaij ed. nida miisf Iia npcomnanled Wl cortlfied forfeiture check as requhj by tho specifications, otherwise not bo rnnalrinrori. By order of the State Board Public Building Commissioners. (Attest.) W. N. OATB.. Clerk tcJL ROOf Building Work of all & . Work Guaranteed C p. IH.rrtMMut. t vta cuoa to o to Sea atrtiJerKeaiafclU, Salem, Oregon " W