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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1906)
DAO.Y CAMTAL JOURNAL, BAVEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, OOIODER 0, 1000. DAILY-CAPITAL JOURNAL ,BV HOKJSR imOS., 1'unIlnlicTfl and Proprietors. SUHSqitHTION RATES. ily Mall. Dally Journal, ono month .... 35c Dally Journal, threo months ..$1.00 Dally Journal, ono year 4.00 Wookly Journal, ono year .... 1.00 Ry Carrier. Dally Journal, nor month .... 50c THE 001,1101181111' AOAIX. Tho Orogonlnn porslsts In tlio orror of representing that tho editor of tho Capital Journal la n Jlnmlng, roaring, volcanic nsplrnnt for tho office of collector of customs at Port land. Thnt, too, In splto of tho assur nnco that tliln up-country editor has novor done anything to put himself INTO THE INDICTAIHiE CLASS nnd lionco Is not ollglblo for a high federal ofllco In Oregon. Does tho Oregonlnn fear some thing will hnifpon? WHAT IS IT AFRAID OP ANYHOW? It It don't let up It may attract tho attontlon of I'rcsldont Roosevelt to somo ono besides tho man It haB BOlccted for tho placo. Wo supposo wo ought to fool flnt torcd to rocelvo so much attontlon from tho Wnrwlck of Orogon politics and It mny bo that ho will give us a clover endorsement to tho Prosldent. If ho would do that up In nlco stylo wo would choorfully support tho editor of tho Orogonlnn for Uni ted States sonntor. Wo would ovon bo willing to stlp lilato there should bo NO HAKE OFF ON THE OPIUM TRANSAC TIONS for campaign funds for any othor candldnto, as thoro was In Jim Lotnu'R day. If tho Orogonlan would nllow somo good rollable up-country edi tor to havo that placo It would go far to romovo tho Impression that tho Orcgonlan building was bolng convortcd Into tho monopolistic headquartorH of a profcsslounl ofllco poddllng muchlnu. Wu do not mind such a peas antry as calling us tho "hollowing odltor" If ho will Just Bend a mark ed copy to tho dlstlngiitfihud cow puncher who linn wandered from tho Bad Lauds of Dakota to tho throne of this umpire. To rend thu Orogonlan editorial Preul'lent Roosevelt would think WE WEHE A HAH MAN. Hut not even tho Orogonlan will claim that wo hnvo over stolon public luudH, looted a bank or defaulted In olllre. This writer really desires to ontor n protott at being mixed up In such u prominent manner with men like HHHHHHHHHBHHBHHHHHHHHHBHMMHIHI Boy's School v3U11jO Parents should bring in their boys and fit them out while our stock is complete. Our long experience in the clothing business has taught us what kind of boys' suits gives the best satis SALEM BUSINESS COLLEGES 1 6. W. Johnson & Co. j think of us when ho sees our nnmo associated with such a group of dis tinguished nnd promlnont Ropubll cntiB ns JOHN M. HALL, T. T. OEEH, , J. M. SHELLEY, SENATOR BANCROFT, JACK MATTHEWS, J. T. HHIDGES, J. N. WILLIAMSON, OEO. C HROWNELL, OENEHAL ODELL, P. S. .MALCOLM, SENATOR MAYS, HENKV MKLDRUM, DAN TAHPLEY, HINOEIl HEHMANN. Wontlor, nftor bawling us out In such company. If wo can hope to como within a thousand mlloa of that" ofllco, to sny nothing of getting within tho thirty-second dogroo? o DEVELOPMENT OP OREflON. WESTERN All western Orogon Is deoply In terested In tho dovelopmont of tho dairying Industry. It haB been stated by tho cxportB brought hero from tho enat by tho linrrtumu system thnt thin Is natur ally tho greatest and bust natural dairy region In tho world. Tho export of tho Iowa agricul tural college since his nrrlvnl at Dob Moines has expressed thoso views to tho Iowa' nowBpnpors. Tho llarrlman Industrial bureau has taken up tho mutter and will de vote n pamphlet to tho dairying pos- hood nnd SEE IF THE CHILDREN ARE ALL IN SCHOOL. Tho placo for tho children Is In tho public schools, If thoy aro not attending somo other school. This state has a compulsory edu cation law. but It Is not onforced, nnd wo should all take an Interest In this lnw. Tho future cltlzon who Is unedu cated, who cannot read or wrlto, Is THE FUTURE DANGER OF THE REPUHLIC. This city has a splondld public school system. Thoro aro many fine prlvnto schools. Tho stato furnlshos free textbooks to thoso unnblo to buy thorn. Tho Cnpltnl Journal bolloves tho community should furnish clothes and food If necossnry to koop child ren In school. Lot all our readers tnko this to heart: Seolng to It thnt ono child goes to school that would stay out but for your offorts Is THE GREAT EST MISSIONARY EFFORT In tho world. It boats worrying about tho hero aftor to do something practical for tho Rlght-Herc-Now. Lot our rond ors sco to It that chlldron nro In school. ' o Cures Chills nbTl Fever. K O. W. Wirt, Nacogdoches, Toxas, says: "Ills daughter has chills nnd fovor for threo yoars; ho could not find anything that would help hor till ho used Horblno. Jits wlfo will not koop houso without It, nnd can not say too much for It." 60c. Sold by D. J. Fry's drug store. Flourishing Institution's That Like By Merit Each year brings Salem more and more to the front ns nn educational center. Not only are the local schools largely attended but the students come from various points of tho state and in many cases from other states. This Is an encourag ing sign and the principals of the business colleges more especially nre much pleased at tho. result? of their advertising. At both tho Captlal Normal and tho Capital Business college the at tendance Is larger than It has ever been at tho same time In former years. New students aro enrolling dally and In some Instances many Inquir ies havo come from neighboring states concerning tho scopo and na ture of the work. SEPTIC SEWER ACCEPTED Lincoln School Inprovement Inspected' By the Board ALiv e Wi ire Members of the Salem board of education went out to Lincoln school Friday evening and Inspected tho now septic sewage system that has Just been put In by M. J. Petzel.'the Salem plumbing contractor. Thoy found It a first-class job, and, ex cepting a few minor finishing touch es, all completed according to con tract. The work will bo accepted and paid for at the meeting of tho board this evening. Messrs. Lee, Eppley and Smith went over tho work in detail, from tho basement of tho school houso to the end of the tile drain, and examined every de tail, while Dr. Byrd and E. M. Crol- ------ - i ncuiaiKiu. j. uuciurca ana used n son could not bo present. Thoy will ous medicines without Eettinr fS ... .. . ... , .,. until I began takintr n, na report at tlio meeting oi me uoaru. Anti-Pain Pills. They did nwt this evening. These gentlemen de- a than all tho rneaicin mi , servo the thanks of tho school dls TCverv nprvp Jo o i:.. punncctino' enma nn.L "B tirtrlv rttb flirt Kti?. Ti r cn niimnrntie hn it . nu.. hi. oiyi wan me point a needle jrou will touch a na aim rctcivt: a shock pain jwfj called. Aches and pains cil from a pressure, strain orl! jury to a nerve ; the more proj inent the nerve the greater iM pain. When the pain coeJ """ ""K- "nvi; it is cajij neuralgia wucniui it uc me iaciai nervti or the heart, stomach, sciaS or other prominent nertj branch. To stop pain, the you must relieve the strainer pressure upon the nerva jjr. iviues Ami-ram Pills 4 tins. It Is dlfllcult to "get nt the enroll- devotion to the business In ment of a business school as the temjts ot the taxpayers. The board studies can bo taken up at any time " comi),mentecl Jnnltor Nyfe for the and the student body Is constantly i rk hQ hag dono ,n ciearing up changing. tno gr0unds and removing the rub- The Capital Business college un- ))lgh and ol(1 outhouses gradlng up dor the prlncipalshlp of W. I. Staley t, . t d eneral care of tiie prem- has opened under favorable au- jseg spices. inuru uru uwuo iihiiuhuioi and the work Is dono under the most ' approved modern business methods, j Tho work for tho fall term is In full swing and now students are coming In each day. "Our enrollment for this year," said Professor Staley, will bo much larger than a year ago. In fnct all tho schools of the city will havo moro than an average at tendance This Is a good year; thero has been plenty of work and all clr cumstnnces have HIGH SCHOOL MATTERS The student body of the Salem high school met for a business ses- worked for tho sIon yesterday, and elected the fol- "I Buffered Intense pain. catiiJ neuralffia. . I doctored and used ? ies without Eettlnf fl pgan taking Dr. iffll benefit of tho schools." Principal J. J. Kraps, of the Cap ital Normal and Business Institute, Is equally pleased with tho prospects for tho coming year. Ho has asso ciated with him Professor J. W. L. Cm Hli n tonnhnr nt lirnnri oxnerl- enco. ' Tho school hns' branched out , Ed'th R"srn and has added what Is known as tho buslnoss Institute, nnd it Issues a lowing olllcers to represent the as sociated student body for the ensu ing year. President, Charles Harrison. Vice-president, Miss Rebecca Miles. Secretary and treasurer, Miss Sargent-nt-arms, Glen Nlles. Members of tho executive commit- monthly publication of Interest to "" " ", 7 j ,,'' l , i t, i .t, iMoores, Miss Mildred Perkins, thoso In educational work. in A , . . r- , i- ruin iiiu iiiuuii , .rroi. tu. i . iiar- "Our attendance Is largest during tho. months of December nnd Janu ary," said Principal Kraps, "and our summer school this year was espe cially woll attended. Wo will havo from ICO to 200 students hero." lntte, Miss Sophia Townsend. President Charles Harrison Is a mombor and chairman of the execu tive committee. Tho executive com mltteo has charge of all matters per taining to the high school student body, pays all bills, makes all con tracts, and regulates the general tho present Collector PatteiHon, Blbllltles of won torn Oregon, Sonntor Booth, of tho Booth-Kelly . Tho Capital Journal article re Lumber company, and others. jcently publlHhed has been copied What will President lUnmovclt widely and hns attracted u great 1 ilonl of comment. Tho following letter from Dr. Jns. i Wlthycomho, of tho U. S, experiment station In Oregon, refers to that ar ticle ns follews: "Acknowledge with thanks re ceipt of your spend Id article on dairying In thu Issue of your pnpor or tho 20th. "As you ny conditions nro very favorable for dairying In western Oregon. In fact, to glvo you tin Idea ns to tho posltbtlltlos of grow ing forage plants, I may mention Catarrh is a constitutional disease originating in impure blood and requiring constitutional treatment acting through and purifying the blood for its radical and permanent cure. Be sure to take Hood's Sarsaparilla NmaI s4 ether local form of catarrh rv qukkly relieved by Catarrlets, wMch aMay Inflammation and deodoHxe Hoei't Sartafartta, all drugxkU. $1. , Catarritta, mall order only, 30 eta. For twtlme-MUk ef rmariaWe cures tend for er Bsek en CaUrrh, No. 4. C L Iteod Co., LwU, Mau. What mk lo you exiKHt to mull (JO or 70 or HO? If you llvo thnt long, thoro aro likely to Im hoiiio yewrn it tho lat tor end wltrti you ulll not be nblo t I'nru n living tor yourself nnd family. A itwn'it irtKluctivo ihiwom nn curtnUtI, nhiI MMHHlly ihmso iu (Iroly with old ago. This makes IiIhi dopvmlont for support upon liU frlomlw or the ktnlr, uuless lie Iihn Mtvrl while youHgor, J Hvglu to mvo now' during the pmiuctlvu yrrir of your life. OlH'H ft MVlHIH HCTOHHt ttHll lk- polt rt'KHbtrly n part of your HtrHtuge, which will kovp you nnd liulgo WVbstor Took a Header. Judge Haldol Webster hadthb mlsfnrtuuo to full from his bicycle yoHterday, when riding homo nt luncheon time. In making thu turn nt tho Intersection of Winter mid Mill streets tho foro wheel struck nn obstruction, and tho rldor was sont houdloug over tho haudlobnrs, strik ing on tho sidewalk. The judge sut- A lmdly Iturned Girl. nr bov. ninn or woman. Is oulcklv out of naln If nucklln's Arnica .""slnoss of the school. Salve Is applied promptly. G. J , Tho memborshlp fee to the Asso Welch, of Tokonsha, Mich., says: "I Jf'jJ stent Body was placed at use It In my fnmily for cuts, sores' 91,5 1'0r -venr- Tho competent nnd nil skin Injuries, and find it per- cor,)3 ,of ofllcers nml tho various luimiiiueea iiuvo laKen up ineii uu tles with zeal, and, under their ef ficient mnnagomont, tho high school Is assured a prosperous year. feet." Quickest pile euro known. Best healing salvo made'. 2Cc nt J. C. Perry's drugstore. - ' Varsity Itcrcptlnu. Tho Joint reception ot tho Chrls- Unlverslty wns held at Lausanno fored several bruises on tho noao a Ilnll last evening, and was n dellght- nnd lips. Dr. Ilyrd was Bummuned,)ful nffalr. Tho rooms woro nrtlsttc "Chip, tho Widf." Next WOGk. nt tlio Tntntrnn Oo.wl tlan associations of tho Willamette theatre, a new system will bo iftI1B. The Brlgham-Cooper Com and found It necessary to tako sovor al stitches In a gash under tho chin. A Young Mother nt 70. "My mother has suddonly boon mnilo vnimtr nt 70. Twontv venra of our experience nt the station "rm luton80 8ufforluB froixl dyspepsia had this BUinmor. ontlroly disabled hor, until C months "Wo harvested one hundred tons' nK0 whon 8ho t,CRnn taking Kloctrlo of vetch nml elovor hay from 85nt(Qra whlcU i,avo completely cur- ncres, mostly white land. Our al falfa has yielded 4 crops aggregating activity sho had In tho prime ot llto." twonty-sovon tons, sixteen hundred pounds per ncro of green feed and thero Is n good fifth crop, six Inches ed her and rostored tho strength and writes Mrs. W. L. Qllpatrlck, ot Dan forth, Mo. Greatest restorative medicine on tho clobo. Sots atom- SYig Dfpitmflt Capital National Bant Mull, nt tho present time. A plocoittcl, llvori nm, kjdnoy8 rlcht. mirl of thousand headed kalo was plant-, ,los tho bl00tl nntl curc3 mninrln blj. vn nuoui uiu urv i aukuh uiu oj .jousnosa and weakuess. Wondorful Into fall tills will yield at least forty;orvo tonlc Prlco 50c, ouarunteod tons of green feed por acre. This uy J? c j.orry.a drug 8loro, forage plant will crow practically. r all winter and romalii good food Iloumlnry Lluo Suit. several degrees below trowing, j Tho supromo court has set tho Thoro Is ulao a Held ot turnips that case of J. K. Murphy against Charles was sown tho first ot July and from Lumbke, John W. Culver and tho protent Indications will yield at City of Salem, Involving tho bound least thirty tons per aero this fall, nry lino of tho city, for hoarlug Oc- Corn forage for tho silo will yield tober 17th. from ten to fifteen tons per ncro, thus showjug the possibilities ot Im mense productions ot forage for dairy cowa In this section. "In conclusion permit mo to con gratulate you on tho spondtd work of tho leaguu in the. promotion f tho various Industries of tho atatv" a idly decorntod with forns and llow ors, nnd nn abundance ot autumn foliage. Tho reception was given Tor tho purposo of making overy ono acquainted with each othor. Mr. Charles McKnlght made tho address ot welcome on behalf of tho old stu dents In wolcondng tho now. Miss Vora Bynrs and Dr. R. A. Herltngo each rendored sovoral vocal selec tions, which were much enjoyed. Refreshments woro served In tho dining room, at which a numbor of co-eds assisted 1m serving. ' ' o -. Sure Cure for Piles. Itching Piles produce molsturo and S?? !Sb.Sf' tbi " We" .CVeW m""n' offects connected urated pany will present two different plays each week, Instead of one, ns bo foro. Beginning next Monday the sensatlonnl comedy-drama, "Chip, tho Waif," will be presented on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights. On Thursday night tho company will present "A Woman's Devotion." This play will bo pre sented Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights. This change will undoubtedly be popular with tho Kllngor Grand patrons. "Chip, tho Waif," which will be presented for tho first tlmo next Monday, Is a most Interesting play of the kind that pleases. Every member of the stock company Is to be Been to ad vantage, and thero will bo several m:ia thk sqnooL attknd.vnck Send tho children to tho publjo schools. It you haven't any of your oyra tako a look around the nelghbar- Cures Winter Cough. J. E. Cover, 101 N Main St., Otta wa, Kan., writes: "Every fall it haa been lny wlfo's troublo to catch, a Bovoro cold, and therefore to cough all wluter long. Lat fall I got hir a b'ottlo of Horehound Syrup. She used it and haa boon ablo to sleep soundly all Might long. Whenever tho cough trouble hor, two or tkr doses atop the cough, and &h I ablo to be up and well.' 55c, 50c and 91.00, Sold by D. J. Fry's drug storo. Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles are curod by Dr. Bo-san-ko'a PUo Romody. Stops itching and bleed ing. Absorbs tumors. 60c a Jar, at druggists, or sent by mall. Treatise free. Wrlto mo about your case. Dr. Bosanko, Phlla. Pa. Come Well Recommended. J. Frank Foucho, if tho 'press and critics aro to bo believed, will de light his audlonco next Monday ovoning in Tioga hall. Much Inter est has been shown In local circles and a largo audlenco U promised. o . PASTOR I A Jte lafenU awl Caildr. ft KM Yw Hays Always BfHkt Saars Um Sgwof with the production, ono being tho explosion or a dynamite buoy placed in tho river with tho Intention of wrecking tho steamer. Tho sceno Is said to bo very realistic, as tho buoy exnlodos and tho steamer Is seen to pass by In perfect Bafety. Tonight and tomorrow ntght for tho last times, "The Hand ot a Friend." G&90Z&5 Blood Poisoning Rosults from chronic constipation, which Is quickly cured by Dr. Klnc'a New Life Pills. They remove all polsonloua Berms from tho aystom and lnfuso now Hfo and vigor; euro sour stomach, nausea, headache, du llness and colic, without griping or discomfort. 25c. Guranteed by J. C. Perry's drugstore. used. They never fall to cure 2 headaches, and their use nerer.lHi! MR8. wir. nrcr-mriv 95T "W. 4th St, Erl k Dr. Miles' Antl-Paln Pllli iriVofrt your druoalst, who will ouarantet tht the first package will benefit in irtiis, no win return your money, 25 doses, 25 cents. Never told U i Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, M Jnpnne.se Purchase of Crude 01 A contract has been signed M tween three of the leading oil cos panies of California, viz, Union 0: company, Los Angeles; Assoclat! Oil company, of San Francisco, u: Graclosa Oil company, of Callfornu and the Toyo KIsen Kalsha (0;le: tal Steamship company) ,of Japai for tho delivery of 500,000 barrel or crude oil per annum for tea w' It is understood that this oil u fa bo used as fuel for various Japan steamers. It is further intlcubfl that still greater oil transacM have, been inaugurated by He: Crocker, of California, In connect! with prominent Japanese and tfl the Graclosa Oil company. Asitfl suit It Is expected that three lar refineries will be erected In Jap ono at Yokohama, ono at Kobe, aq another at MoJI. The new tariff gfc n 20 per cent duty on crude oil d a duty on refined oil of about j per cent. This difference In dc between the crude and refined c! together with the market advantapi for the by-products, makes a ve comfortable working margin for t: refineries located In Japan: Tl very largo transaction in Callfoa oil will necessitate the operation a line of tank steamers between W fornla nnd Japan; and It Is undt stood that contracts have' beea ranged for tho construction JnJs, pan, nnd tho operation under t Japanese flag, of five large ticl steamers for cnrrylng this crude to tho Jananeso refineries. This cm means a remarkable advantage tho California oil fields; but It : signify a great deal moro for c Japanese merchant marine and m tho Industrial expansion of JPj If tho Japanese government BUPfl this new Industrial dovelopnl with tho same national spirit thai gives to all othor important enW prises, It will result In the go mont practically sustaining ana sisting In tho development ofaPj Japanoso oil Industry. The steJ for carrying this oil will be csf structed under a Japanese ubi tho Industry will be further protw od by a tariff, and no doubt tu&m aid will bo given In transport of tho products Into the market China, if It shall become neces' Consul Miller of Yokohama. 1 :1 Oregon City Logging Shoes In High Tops In Low Tops Btantb f iwcparxsj:. MwaaaiwtmtfcMgi t&rz&z&fc Warranted to be Wat For Saic By JACOB V06 . 'W -. pflnijy i iiijuwi )wnr-wyp'rrT- "I 'W-t" JAM liimJMi Lli aik'i. um
