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Newspaper Page Textf vfi h e r DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, i00. DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL IJY HOFKIt IJKOS., 1'mll.tIiiTS mill Proprietor. H 3 SUMSCMITJO.V RATES. Ily Mail. Dailv Journal, ono month .... 3Gc Daily Journal, throo months . .JJ.00 Dally Journal, ono year 4.00 Woeily Journal, ono year .... 1.00 lly Carrier. Daily Journal, por month .... GOc X-RAYS Tho Oregon Journal found spneo In its columni) to build four more railroads Mowlny. Tho time tables arc not yet printed. Grorgo Gould, according to tho OcuKun Journal, has bin cyo on Oro fcon as n railroad poBslblllty and linn arrnnod for putting a road Into ov ry town on tho coaBt, except Cooa Bay. Armour's father could Illy Hpnre ttlio money to build a fow meat ro SrlRerntor cars, hut nftor n year or iwo'a run with a small joh lot of them, ho ordered. 1000 fruit ro Xrlscrator cars, and had doodles of Mitraiy; Where did ho got It? Tho horso editor notes thut thore txn tariff on wheat for tlmprotcctlon of tho farmer from Canadian Impor tation and competition. Tho amazing jwrl' of It Is that tho only wheat Im ported from Canada Is for seed, and tho fnrmor Iiuh to pay tho tariff. This 1 not n political squlbl), hut Just a HtiKoallou concerning tho mooted tariff rovlslou. Armour, In his recont hook, nays thai through owning the refrigerator rars tho parkurB are aide to rfhlp meat Into thousands of localities ro inoto from tlio great nourco of supply In tho west, and sell a suporlor "cut" cheaper than tho butcher could hoII nn Inforlor "nut" taken from homo jtruwn animals kllturi In his own liuiRhtr Iiouho." (lo did not add that as boon uh tho local butcher wnH run out of bUHlnoss tho packers dou bled the prlco, and became robhurs. Popular Operas. In Paris, for Instance, tho ono really Important aohlevomont of the last HoaHoii In tho opora house wnu tho now rolioarsal or (Muck's "Ar CTlila." In llorlln, too, It Iiuh boiin tliu miiiio. What has itwiiliunod tho principal Intutost of the puhllo haw heon tho ropetltlnn or friwhunlng up ir tho older woikH. Thus In honor f Mo7.nrl'H niuilvnrsitry uppwirtxl 'I'-lgaro's WeddliiK," dronsd up ufrosh as far an music and dacoru tloun wore conccrnod. So, also, wore renovated nfrwili sovoial of tho prlu wlpal work of Wuguor. (Ruck's "Orpheus." and l.orlr.lng'H "Wufron. achnield "On tho othur hand, no modern work which Is llkoly to latit nppeored lu tl, program for the m-uson and tht experiment of Intro ducing nn oftem by one of tho young NorwBiun composers and also Stoiihunuiiur'H "Kent nuf Hull.anB" uruvwl u fallmo. Tim nrllu operu honm. certainly In hoiiio degree miurlor to Its oontomiKirary la Purls, wtpuclally In u,o vnrUty ml tho International ohnrautor of mo Boasoir pidgiammo. in pmw the repoiiolro has boon uwirly mo HopnlUod by tho InovltublH "Pruml" togulher with a fow workH of tin, iworo modurn vtntXl coiuposoni, and now also th 0orl of the production. ut vat,,inr . .-,t...,, SM IIUI III. however, It has been poBBlblo to hear tho works of Auber and Mas senet, along with Donizetti's and Saint Saons' operas; along with Gounod nppenred nlso tho names of Bcothoron, Weber and Cornelius. In Hhort. the varlouH onocha In history of music nnd of the nations which havo been specially productive In this branch of art wote far more comprehensively represented In Uer lln than In Paris. This extensive character of the repertoire gives n certain value to tho statistics of tho Uorlln opera house In to far nB they testify to tho musical tasto at pres ent In vogue, Thoao statistics show that tho worship of Wagner still contlnuos to flourish most vigorously slnco by far tho greater number of performances, viz, 75, havo been thoso of his works; Mozart comes uoxt with 25 works, as compared with 20- In tho provlous season. Should this Increase In tho number of tho Mozart performances contlnuo It might well be regarded as a favor nblo sign as to tho Improvement In musical taste, and as a healthy coun- torpolBo to tho worship of Wagner. Tho modern composer whoso works nro most frequontly por formod is Leoncnvnllo, but ho has certainly loBt ground In popular favor, as Is shown by tho fact that 18 of his pieces havo boon played, as compared with 35 In tho provlous flenson. Lorlzlng's bright popular operas aro contlnunlly growing In favor and wero produced 11 times this Benson, as compared with six last season. Ono must cortnlnlv lm very cautious on tho wholo In draw ing conclusions from Htich flKiires. This nlono can bo confidently affirm ed, thnt Wngnor Is nt present moro appreciated than over, whllo tho works of tho younger generation re lain tholr plnco In tho ronnrinim with dlllloulty. Schilling's "Pfolfer- tag" was onco moro taken it i nml was well recolved by tho critics, but very uttio supported by tho nniiiin. woes mo interest In Mozart nnd Lortzlng Indicate a changing round of public tnBto In favor of nntural noss nnd simplicity? m thnt case, Loo Hlech'H ongngomont could not bo moro opportuno nnd nniiimr ..... ...W Mill- Blcal production. nor musical tasto woiiiu B.irfor from this veering round " tlio part of tho public. Conti nental Correspondence BECOME CITIZENS Without Complying With New Law and Many Brands of Red Tape Is Disease a Crime ? Kot very long ago. a popular magazine D.&Hi!3 an tutorial article In which I tho w rltfr as-'-ortcu, in siumum.-".-, m. dl,"iw should i regarded as criminal. I ...i I. 1 il.nt much of tllO SICKncSS and "iifl ring of mankind. I duo U tho v"olatl"n of certain of, Naturo'i law But to say that all slcknnn ahonld bo ..!! n prir.dn.nl. must appeal to every reasonable Individual as radlculiy Instead of being done In 15 mln- ntes as Is now the -case, after Sep tember 29 tho process of final admis sion of foreigners to citizenship will require at lenst 90 days, and In many cases a much longer time. This change has been brought about by an act of congress, which orders many radical changes in the process of naturalization. Tho requirements generally re main tho same, namely, a declnra tlon of Intention of becoming a citi zen, and tho application for final papers not less than two years after tho declaration. The applicant must havo resided lu the United Stntcs at least flvo years. Under the new law. tho bureau of Immigration Is mudo part of a bu reau of naturalization, nnd this bu reau must keep a register of tho name, ago, occupation, personal de scription, plnco of birth, last resi dence, Intended plnco of residence In tho United States, dato of' arrival of tho Immigrant and tho namo of tho vessel on which ho came. When application for final citizenship pa- . 1...-.1. ....ti-mtiillintlr- cruel, yes crlmlnnl. to condemn tho poor. weaK, over-wow-ii ihu;"- :"" undor the lnav load of hoiiphold chics and burdens and suffers from weak ne.o. arlous displacements of pelvic organs nnd other derangements peculiar to Jier ex J'lwmnt tx-nrlmr of children, with Iti ox ctlnir demands upon tlio system, coupled with thfl raru, worry and labor ot rearlntf a i .. .I1.. la .ft mi tint nitl (if I'flH isrw't' iiiiuiM in u nosM", (Icranffumpiiis ana cirmniy winun m .. .t .... .1... kmh.i.. I. .... jftliili I rntts. una tliu hard, and nuver-eiidlnir worl. which v; r I'l"rce. the maker of that woild-far.ied rem rdj for woman's peculiar weaknetf nnu UN Ir. I'leno's favorite I'lesnlptlon sljs that one of tho sfreatr-U olMlaelus to the cure of thlt cla-nof itialadlot Is tho fact that the tmor. ovtr-norked housowlfocan not cut the Tho Welsh Eisteddfod. Cnrnarvon Castle, Wales, Aug. 21. Tho royal national Eisteddfod of pors is inado It must bo accompanied Wales opened hero today under tho iiuedeil ii'it rrom nor many iioueiioiu crei and lalwr to tnablo her to ucuio from the mo of hU"l,ri,MTlpt(oii" It-, full benefits. It 14 i matter of froiuent expciience, ho says. In hl extnnslvo praeMco in these cases, to meel Willi inoso in m'iuii ijis iit'uiincui. mm bv reaioii of thn patient 9 Inability to abstntn fri)tn liard -mlt lonu enouirh to bo cuied. With thou sulferlri? from prolapsus, anto Terslon and retroversion of tho uterus or other displacement of tho womanly ortrans. It Is vory no-essary that, In addition to tak nt hlsTavorlto rresorlptlon" they abstain from bolnc vory much, or for Ions periods, on their feet. All heavy llftlnir or stralnlnir of any kind should also bo avoided. As much out-door air as possible, with moderate, Ih'ht ojiorclso Is also very Important. Let tho paucni ouservu mcu rua unu iiiu'-ravui-Ue l'roscrlpllon " will do tho rust. Dr. I'leren's Medical Advisor Is sentrc on receipt of stamps to pav pneno of mailing only. Send to Dr. R. V. Pierco, lluffalo, N. Y 21 ono-cent stamps for paper-covered, or .11 stamps for cloth-bound. If sick consult the Doctor, freo of chargo by letter. All such communications art hold sacredly confidential. Dr. Plcrco's Pleasant Pollots Invlgorato and regulate stomach, liver and bowula. EppfeY's Perfection Baking Powder put ap in giass jar s is the baking powder that will give entire satisfaction. It is iOO per cent pare, wholesome and ntftritioas. Ask your Grocer for it. C. M. EPPLEY Manufacturer Sf-r Salem Ore. V1 ' - I "LI tfViES. -S" A Mystery Solved. "How t& keep off periodic ntinnltH of biliousness nnd habitual conntlpa- tion wns u mvslory that Dr. King's w i.uu puifl 80ivoU for mQ( writes John N, I'lonsant. of Mnirnn. Ila, Ind. Tho only pills thnt aro guaranteed to glvo norfout nnttnn. tlon to ovorybody or monev rofntnio,! Only 2Cc nt J. C. Perry's drug store. ontmuMTiiM rm m.k. I.NtJ MO.VKV (Hli TO KVlMtV MAN SOONKI& OU ImTK. OX1.V TUOSR WITH AVAIia. IU.W UUfl AT Tllllllt COM. MAXII UN TKH A.IIVA.VI'AHII OV Tlliwi. HAVK YOU A KL'.M,)? W N0T Pl'KN N,ivi.a Aircoirxv A.Ml JiiftjiN HAVI.Va. A HOOD 814K! f..vi WIKT. SOON I1U YOllW. PAVIMI8 DIUMIt I'.MILVT SAVtnDejwr'tniit CIil National Bni . OKIK.'UX WICVI'IIKU Ml'KKAr. (I'lieiiil Siiiuiiiniy. During tho llrst day of tho wok showoiH ocoiirrod lu tho northern I count countrlou nnd In tho northoiul portion or tho state. TIioho showors. as a rule, woro light, and droughty conditions contlnuo In practically all porlloim of tho stnto. Korost llron aro burning In nmny pIhcom nnd tho ntmoHphoro has buconio ery Hiuoky. It Is not oxpeotod that thw forost llros Will 1)0 put OUt or tllU lltmilMllhai-n cloarml of tmoko until gxn.d, soaklni' raiiiH occur, nnd thoy nro badly need wl ut tho prtHout time. Tho tomimr- utuiy uvuniKWl about six dirim. lower than tho preceding wtwk. Thn nights worn nbout thrtxt docroM cooUr than tisual lu tho wotru oaiiuthM and about two dngroos cool- er than usual In the oiiHtnrii couiitlos. Thn nfltirnoon tHiwpornturos woro about normal In alt parts of tho utut. Light fronts woro raporttd In n fow xuod plaetw In Tlllnmook eo.iniv Tho iirovKllliiK winds worn north- wi'nttrly. DcAfiM'iis Cnuiutt Ho Oiir.-.l lly local applications, n t!(oy cannot riwcu tno UiHcasesl portion ot thu wr. ThorOi U only ouo way to cure dwfnosH, nnd that U ly coustltu tloiml roincdl.' Dotifmws Ic caused by un jnlUvod condition of tho mu ougua tl&Giinf ithoT ICuataohlaii Tub. When this tunc Is Inflamed nu tmv.. n rnmuiing sound or Imperfect hwi. lug, and vhon H la ontiriv Mn.i ymtnm Is tho nwult, nml u'dIom th miuinuuatlon cm be tukeu out and lhl tube .-wtord Q Its normal con dition, hearing will ho dMtroJOi oiMtr; uino casts out of tn. aro ORiil by Catnrrji, which U nothing hut m Inflamtid coudluou of tha i. com jirftB. V0 Will flvo Olio Ilund,.! nnii... 'or any cwmi of Donfnfcu rnM,...i i. oatarrk) thnt cannot b. riii..i . Iltilln Catarrh Curw. Strnd rr i cular. Un. V. J. CIICNBY & CO.. c i . Toledo. Ohio. Sold liy DruBKUti. T5c TkOf naU.a Fuu;Ilf WU fqr con 'litlpaoa. by a cortlflcnto from tho bureau of Immigration nnd naturalization giv ing nil theso facta. Tho declaration of Intention may bo mndo nt nny tlmo by nny foreign er ovor tho ago of 18 years. Tho declaration must glvo nil tho i'nfor mntlon noted by tho lmmlgrntlon bu reau, and also Btato that tho de clarer Ih not a polygamlBt not a bo llovor In tlio practice of polygamy. What Itoil Tupo Iicitiiro. Aftor tho appllcnnt has roaldoil In tho United Stntea flvo yours, nnd not less thnn two yeaiH nor moro thnn seven years from tho' declaration of lutontlon, ho must present to a court a. petition asking to bo ndmlttod to citizenship. Tho petition must bo In duplicate and must stato for tho third tlmo all tho Information con- corning himself that was glvon thoj Immigration buroaii, and If married,'1 tho nllon must glvo his wlfo's name, ""' "u country, una tho name, ago, plnco of birth nod plnco of resi dence of each child living. Tlio wiro'u ngo Is not roqulrod. It bus boon customary for u pros poetlvo cltlzuu, nftor ho has lived horo tho roiiulred nuiiibur of yours, to tuko his two wltnossos. ko to thn court and usually In loss than 15 inlniitiw nil tho necessary sIohr imrn been tnkan, tho nllon Is sworn to nl- legianco nnd Is piououuced u good cltiiuu. .Now, howovor, tho potltiou must bo illod nnd notice of It posted In a public place, for 00 dus before tho alien U ndmlttod. Tho courts huvo boon uccustomod to admit foreign ers to citizenship whenever tho mnt tr wiih brought boforo tboin. Now i nor must bo certain duys desig nated. The wltnessos of tho uppllcHtlon may bo norvwl with subpoena under the new Ihw, and tholr attendance In court compelled. lili'i'tltui Cuts Koine l-'lgure. No person can bo admit tut! to rltl "nshlp within an days proccllng mij goneml election In th ,i uwr ,v,llu "'" uit has jui Indic ium, .no nllon will h ii.,..i ... , --- -- V.MVTl 1U uwno n citizen who cannot spenk "" miKiiHii language, unless i.hysl Hy disabled. The new lftW provides that tho penalty for forgtng or countoifelt lug a certltlcato of cltUenshlp shall Je ImprUoauient for not more than MO.000. It is iimvi.l..i ...... .... ulank foinvs furnished by the Immi gration and imtnrnii. .,.,,.. i must not be destroyed if n,av. .... ..- ue.ace,,, but lllull bo ,etwrne . the bureau, and tlio clerk of anv nrj win bo taxed fi0 for (H,ci blank form for which h- - .. count. If nny nersm. i, ...., ..'..." u hU p.HgM0n n blank cortlflcnto of cltlzunshln he mnv i i .. t hard labor for not more than flvo -., v.r uiiih, ,,ot more than JioOO Tho foos for Ailmtit!,,,. n .' J rrom G to IB. na,, 7""?- wutt bo turned ovor to the federal Any court of record that hn Jl. clerk and jrWi.,, f lions lu whloh tho ,.... . . rover.y u uuUtca hfts n direction of William Ap Madoc, who organized tho International Eistedd fod at tho Columbian exposition In Chicago and who has served as ad judicator and conductor In moro than 100 of theso festivals. Ho Is the first Cnmbo-Amcrlcnn called up on to ndjudlcato choral contests In Great Ilritaln. Mr. Ap Madoc came to Cricago in 1890. Ho has for sev eral years been ono of tho musclnl directors of tho Chicago high schools. ' " ""' "- COPVRIOHT l au'M DO NOT HAVE YOUR HEAD SAWED OFF By jobbers and carpenters who soil inferior lumber at a big profit. Get our prices before buying. Wo can savo you money. GOODAIE LUMBER CO. Use . . . DR. KUM Wonderful CHINESE DOCTOR "IVM treat you with Oriental horln and euro any disease without oporation or imin. Dr. Ivum is known KimriTi.ii J- Salem, and has curod many prorainoat people hero. n0 has livod in Salem for U0 yoras, and can bo trusted. ITa uses many medicines unknown to white doctors, and with thcra can cure catarrh, asthma, lung troubles, rheu matism, stomach, liver, and kidnoy dis eases. Dr. Kum makes a specialty of dropsy and female troubles. Ills remedies euro prlvato diseases when everything else fails. lie has hundreds of testi monials, and gives consultHnn . Prices for medicines very moderate Persons in tho country can write for blank. Send stamp. If you want some estra fine tea, net It from us. DR. KUM BOW WO CO 107 South High street, Salem, Oregon. Opposite note! Salem. P. O. Box 185 omrt Self Rising B. B. B. Floa Ask your grocer for it. THE TOWN ORtep Couldn't mako an .. that would please the public U uuu "uuu wo le" them that j .uuuuir nutJS. will Oft f7nn i. . tion and tho Salem Steam til can't bo competed with anywhej luo ""' or mo perfection ..uiii. on uUun, suks or woolen! defv comnotitinn n t,i. n. , tl " " """ "Qe,Decan!l au"u wero nny better methodi would havo them at onco m. Salem Steam Laundry. Prices rij SALEM STEAM LAUNDEV Colonel, J. Olmstead, Prop. PHONE 25. 130-166 S. Liberty SUNDAY EXCURSI01 on the Corvallis ' & E'astern road TO NEWPORT Sunday excursion to Newport return on the Corvallis and Eaiti railroad will leavo Albany EVERY SUNDAY AT 7:30 A. M.I Arriving in Newport nt noon, retul lng leave Newport at 5:30 p. m., giTJj OYi hours nt the finest resort in West. Health, rest and pleasure tho weary worker. Throo-day and season tickets frJ all S. P. points, good going and tehiJ ing on Sunday excursion trains. j Faro from Albany, Corvallis or Pi omath $1.50 for the round trip. Ca nections at Albany with Eueene lo J going southbound overland on retna I tho now law. DON'T HE A GOOSE. In shoe by wiring hot, heavy, nnd altogether imcoiuforfcWa footu-n, i- w"" wotW. Wo hav. .., ... no i, i of tho low, aklooiag eyl, that thoro b no cxeu . ..,,. tllctcM foot tortunv .ix.i .. ..". too, as th hleh nri l, .-., . .- ,. . """ "" our -v pnm requires no dcon ,!, ,7,ow' rTML Wo a a caadii oplulpn of our stock when vW w lookcnl It o-er. JACOB VOGT Rubber Tires ri Jin .;: " : ' . " v-icuvs U.. MVK i ..... wu ruiuiAVKXT Sii-ic. ." "".uiioy, I i VOU T1MI1 AXI) Gn Y- ...k "lor.irrinv ritlULS HIGHT. IRA JORGENSEN jii fVkl- High Street You can got a good square menl or a short order thnt you will rel ish if you go to tho White House Restaurant GEORGE BROS. Proprs. Phono Main 106, stato St. Meals served at all hours. Salcm-lndependcnce Launch Coloma Leave Salem nt 3:00 p. m Arrive nt Indonemloneo. .5:30 p. m U'avo Indepemlonce S:30 n m Anlvo nt vSnlom 0:30 n. m, Passongors nnd light frelcht tPo. Ported promptly nnd t jow rates. Boat subject to charter on Sunday be tweon sailing hours. ' A- P. PETTYJOHN & SOX, Props. H. S. Giie & Co. Wholesale Merchants and Produce Dealers rolll As30""tlon wants 100 wllablo girls nnd women to begin work about September 20th Com adios cloak, toilet and wash rooms tor the comfort of employe.. Koglstor now at our office. Jtist Received Two ca,. of best Star A Star Cedar actuglos. ve you tried Malthoid Roofing or '. B. Building Papor, Full Guarantee. WSL ?' ?8 ef all kind, LTci" SVQa,e'' . Hardware WALTEH MORLEY, m uonrt St,, Salem. Or St 71S HI 1 t'tkjaamjSfflt 1 1 """"PyUiSMBPWiU kv 9" Wo keop our meats, which are ai wnys fresh, In, tho coolest place! Our cutters aro all experts, therl fore Vo will plenso you, as we arB plqaslng others. Orders given proms attention. E. O. CROSS. Phono 291. nSiLB LLLL0 t?mh' Spent wisely Is tho source of niMl satisfaction. Vhv not snend a lit"! of It wisely now buying groceries ol us? Baker, Lawrence & Baker Successors to Harritt & Lawrcnc. HOTEL OREGON Corner of Seventh and Stark 8tre PAf1owl OpAmin. Thn T1A1T BTiA mn.1a.n tinlnl nt the tJlJi Catora particularly to residents of 6j lem nnd other Oregon cities, iaropw nlnn. Pms !.,. n.u l no nor 07 and upward. IlandBomeat grill In west, and prices as low as In P" esa attractive. DaUy Capital job Oli flln WRIOHT-DIOKENSON HOTEL Oa i UNITIKUIDieit pn Gold Dast Flow Made by THE SYDNEY POW ER company. Sidney. Oregon Made for family use. Ask yoor I grocer for It. Bran ana a" always on hand. P- B. Walkcc . AGENT .ra'oTKS -"