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Newspaper Page TextV f 94 TAL JOURNAL. 8ALEM. OREGON. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1000. Royal BaKiitff Powder Absolutely Pure DISTINCTIVELY A CREAM OF TARTAR . BAKING POWDER Royal does not contain an atom of phosphatic acid (which is ihe product of bones digested in sul phuric acid) or of alum (which is one-third sulphuric acid) substan ces adopted for other baking pow ders because of their cheapness KQYM. BAKING POWDER CO., HEW Y0K. November Sunset. StuiBot Mngnzlno maintains Its claim iih tho mnuazlno of tlio Pacific const by thu high orilor of oxcellenco . ofits November number. It's nrtls Hq covor doplctlng tho bronzo stntuo of "Tho Comlns of tho Whlto Mnn," which stands in tho Portland city park. Geographically its pnpors 11 lustrnto Orogun, California, Arizona, Now Mexico, Mexico and tho Philip pines. Its subjects, rnngo from nn titrnl Hconory, the dovolopmont of communities nnd nrehltoHtnro, min ing nnd dairying to HiiKby football nnd uniting, nnd Its writers nil know tholr BtibJcctH. Tho ndoptlon of Rugby football by tho UnlvorfdtloH of California nnd Stanford loud oupoclnl valuo to two ttmoly nnd practical papers by Oscar N. Taylor nnd James Lnnngnn, tho U'S , conciujs oi moso lwo; univorsiiy totitnB. Q. A. Whlto wrlios forcibly of "Orogon Outlook," and tho impor ts Illustrated by Home lino photo graphs of striking Hconory, whllo O. L. Kay, professor of dairying In tho town. Htnte college, writes nbly nnd with Judgment on Oregon's dairying nnd polntB out tho needs nnd tho op portunities of this moat Industry. Dorthu C. Crowoll. In tho "Whlto Sands of Now Mexico," and Arthur North In 'Tho Northor of California," dosorlbos tittle known but pictur esque regions. Mr. North tins thor oughly explored UhJii, or Lower Cali fornia, and In conversant with lUi In teresting hUtory. In n pupor on "Phlllpplno Pros pects," Ilainlllon Wright hIiowb how tho wIho and patient American ml minlHtratlon of tho Inlands has ho otiroly and broadly laid tho founda tions for tho development of thulr Industries nnd commerce iih well iih tho unlive poopleu thouuotveti. Tho (H)iiHtruotlon of railroads nnd other public works, the rapid oxtonnloii of publlo education nnd tho progress made In agriculture mid couimor t'lul IntoreslH. under the protootlon of n strong government, nil point to n remarkable prosperity for our orien tal ward. ThlH situation offers trreut oprtJrtunltl In the Island for yauiiK men. whloh the wrltor forcibly and clearly point out Ouo of the strongest papers In this number Is Hint on "Tho Califor nia Country House." by Ilorbort I). Croly, editor of tho New York Archi tectural Record, profusely Illustrated by npproprluto photographs. Tho luwa of such a roooanUed export cannot Tall to bo road with much In torett find appreciation, certainly by everyone who would build a house on tho Pacific coast. A. W. Moon doscrlbos "Astoria's Odd Festival," a regatta at the closo of tho Colum bla fishing season, nnd pictures It attractively. Uorkoroly 13 so woll known ns tho slto of tho Unlvorslty of Cali fornia that It will Biyprlso many readers to Ionrn that It Is not only a scholnstlc but a great commercial centor. Wnrron Cheney sots forth tho facts of tho rapid commercial dovolopmont of tho oast shoro of San Francisco bny of Into years, .and theso facts aro worth raiding and cousldorlng'. Thoro nro good Btorlos by E. Allon PhilllpB and Adolluo Knnpp nnd good poems by Thorosa Hussolt, Amolla Truosdoll, Curtis Pngo nnd lUlwyh Uoffiimn. Altogothor tho number Is n strong nnd roadnblo 0119. Ab tho prlco of Sunset Mngnzlno will be advanced on tho first of 'juuunry to flfteon cents a number nnd ono dollnr nnd n . half a yoar, roadors will do woll to got tho Hiib- Horlptlon In boforo that dnto. o llmv'H Tills? ( Wo offor Ono Hundred Dollars Ro- ward for nny enso of Catarrh that cannot bo cured by Hall's Catarrh Curo. F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, 0. Wo, tho uudorslgned, havo known F. J. Cheney for tho last 15 yonrs, and bollovo him perfoctly honornblo In nil business transactions nnd 11 unuolnlly nblo to carry out nny obli gations made by his firm. WAMllND. KlNNAN & MARVIN, Wholosnlo Druggists, Toledo, 0. Hull's Cntnrrh Curo Is tnkon Inter nnlly, noting dlrootly upon tho blood nnd mucous surfneon of tho system. Testimonials sont free. Prlco 7Cc per bottle. Bold by nil druggists, Tnko Hall's Family Pills for constipation. WAS NOT WITH D'ANNA ADVANCING THEIR INTEREST WB ENDEAVOR to advance tho business lnteroata of our custom ers In ovory legitimate way. la bo doing, our motives way bo somewhat tlucturoJ .with selflh neas, for, upon tfea proaporlty ot Its patrons binges the iuccch qt eory,lnk. Salem State Bank JL Ik PAGE PMHMMlt B, W. HAZARD, Quhkt Mr. Stork for the Queen of Spain. (Madrid onble dispatch In Now York World.) Rye, llaby lluntln. Father's gone u-huntliig To got n little rabbit sklu To wrap the llaby Hunting In. For tho first time since their mar riage tho king and quoon of Spain nru about to be pnrtod, King Alfonso going alone on n shooting expedition Into Andalusia. This, na Is woll known, Is due to tho fact that Queen Victoria Is expecting a visit from the stork. She has also boon absolutely forbidden any more mo toring at present. Her mother. Princess Uonttico of Hnttonburg, will como to Spain soon for a prolonged stay. Queen Victoria Is perfectly happy In Spain, and sho and tho king nro 'still tho most ardent lovers Imngln- '' Home Treatment, Wo havo a medlclno for such troublos ns nro caused by stomach disorders, resulting In dyspopBla, sick hondaoho nnd general weakness, that wilt put tho organs of digestion In tlrst class working condition. Hat wholesome food, linvo It properly dl gostod, and you havo tnkon away tho causo ot uioro than halt tho tlU of llfo. This medlclno is called Dr. Chum's Improved Liver Pills. Sold by nil druggists for 25o per box. Only ono for dose. Thoy do not digest tho food you cat, but do tho vory boat possible thing, put tho itomach in condition so that tho food you eat ts turned Into strong rich. blood, driving out and preventing; dlsQaso. Women write ua that thoy uso nothing else for tbo complexion. They keep tho sklu clear, preventing pimples and llvor spots from appear lX oa the fare, &4 purity the Mood. Cdltor of tho Capital Jeurnal: In yostorday's Issue of your paper you loft with tho general public the Inference that I was In the company of D'Anna on tho night preceding tho tragedy. That Inference Is abso lutely false, and without sufficient excuse; ' nnd thoro Is no' justification for Its having appeared In your paper. At no tlmo during that night or tho next morning wns I with D'Anna. I did sco him in tho Whlto Hottso restaurant, but I was not In his com pany, and did. not oven speak to hi in whllo In tho rostnurant. I saw somo persons whom I afterwards learned had beon Injured In a runaway go Into tho restaurant. Tho man wns covored with mud, and wnB blooding, nnd I went In to lenrn of tho trouble and the extent of tho man's injuries. D'Anna wont Into tho restaurant at tho snmo tlmo I did, but ho wns not in my company. Mr. D'Annn nnd I wore on friend ly terms, ns passing acquaintances. I vns nover In my llfo In his com pnny, excepting by chnnco meeting, novor wont with him to nny place, and know him only ns I know hun dreds of other men. Again, when I saw D'Annn ho was not drunk, nnd It would havo taken u vory closo ob server, If 'unacquainted with him, to havo noticed nt that tlmo that ho was under tho Influnnco of liquor. It nppoars to mo this sensational caso has brought enough troublo nnd humiliation to thoso who wero con corned, olthor directly or Indlroctly In tho tragedy, without connecting with it nny person who Is In nowlso contributed to It. Yours truly, ALLEN FORWARD. State News Klght schooners visited tho Coos Hay port in two days this weok. W. C. 13. Prultt, who has boou ns soolatod with 1). F. Konncdy In the llnlcor City Herald, has sold his In toroBt to Mr. Konnody, and will re tire from, that paper. Tho Orogon City high school has named Its 'col logo paper tho "Hospor lan." Throo pupils of tho Columbia Col lege, nt Milton, woro oxpellod this wook for Insubordination, nnd refus ing to obey tho rules of tho Institu tion. U. lleors, of Independence, Is tho oldest plonoor In tho stnto, having como to Oregon In 183G. Sure Curo for riles. Itching Piles produce molsturoand cause Itching, this form, ns woll as Blind, Blooding or Protruding Piles aro curod by Dr. Ro-san-ko's PUo Remedy. Stops Itching and blood ing. Absorbs tumors. 50c a jar, at druggists, or sont by mall. Treattso froo. Wrlto mo nbout your caso. Dr. Rosanko, Phlla. Pa. o . Progress In San l-'rnnrlsco. Tho Merchants' nssocltlou ot San Francisco, always an active factor for chic advancement and Improve ment rooently hold a roconstructlori dinner In St. Francis hotel. The 10W lowing quotation from tho Associa tion Rovlew will give somo Idea of tho spirit manifested at this meet ing: "Amid tho ruins ot tho old San Francisco, tho Merchants' associa tion has pledged Itsolf to rondor ay tho sorvlco In Its power toward tho SPECIAL BLEND COFFEE 6 lbs. for $1.00 This coffee can't bo beat at tho prlco In Oregon. Mocha and Java Blend 25c Pound Wo want you to try our coffeos and you'll becomo regular cus tomers, havo better coffee and savo monoy. A. L. Harvey Cor. Court wd High Sts., Salem. upbuilding of the new and greater city. Without tlmo to regret tho past, and with no misgivings for tho futuro, 273 representatives of tho morcantlb community cat down to dlno In tho csnter of tho burned area on July 25, Just 9,S days after tho fire, and for-two hours endorsed with npp'xu33 nnd cheers every dec laration, by oloquont speakers, of de votion to tho city's Interests and con fidence in if,s enrly restoration. "Ovor a hundred more wanted to come, sent their checks for seats. Ono merchant wanted tickets for all heads of departments In his store. Rut tho banquet hall would not seat another mnn and to the great regret of the association's officers, applica tions coming later than a few hours after tho first announcement had to bo declined. "It was tho most successful gath ering in tho history of tho associa tion. In the (jnthuslnsin generated, In tho expressions of loyalty- to tho city, and determination to hold It to Its rightful rank and Importance, In tho mutual encourngoment deriv ed from tho first reunion, slnco tho fire, of men with a common purpose and, resolution, tho psychological valuo of tho event was Inestimable; whllo tho ovldenco of harmony be tween the association and tho head of tho city government promised an era of good will and co-operation. "Tho setting wn3 unique Tho sceno wns tho famous Whlto nnd Gold room ot tho St. Francis hotel, Its oilco brilliant decorations reduced to ovenly-blcndcd shades ot gray. Saw-dust covered tho broken floor, rough lumbor at tho window open ings wnllcd out tho night, nnd tho skolctons of tho onco dazzling chnn dollors woro strung with spldory wiring for tho temporary lights. On tho walls that had carried tho dainty gold and whlto dccorntlons, patches of calcined mnrblo clung to tho grey brick, whllo tho gun steel columns, onco beautiful with artistic tracery In gold-leaf,, stood Bhcathcd in nshen-hued concrete. "Tho tables woro decorated with burned sllvorwnro forks, spoons, buttor-knlvos, wlno coolers and punch bowls nnd tho hotel Invited tho guests to tnko tho ploccs away as scruvonlrs. Tho menu cards had boon appropriately 'fired,' bo that thoy resembled the contents of a nowly-oponcd snfo In tho burned dis trict. Ovor tho speakers' toblo was tho Hag that floated from tho San Francisco building at tho St. Louis exposition a pleco ot whlto bunting bearing, prophotlcally, n phonlx ris ing from tho (lames, with tho Span ish motte: 'Oro In Pax, Flerro on Guorrn.' Tho flag was burned through horo and there. It had gone through tho 11 to In tho vaults ot tho association's olllcos." i.TTiiiagBMlTWMiBMiHMsMBBl'sSMaaM" " ' 1 MlHI 1 . V' " '. .11 h -' it I, . ' I HUE I ffTr -TT -thii T S 1 1 11 j kaliA.bl.lfii. LjJLBIj l ak.'..t! l;i(LkL!kiTlJ,..., J , i .uuij' 'g? P5v ? vWaffl I i I f??i iuSDj (SJM 4 10 ll s Wff (gig. rafei . I The Malleable Range MADE AT SOUTH JJKNI), INO. IS THE BEST RANGE MADE Drop Into our storo nny tlmo this week nnd nn expert deraoa- sirator wm givo you reasons wny you should havo one. Ther havo a hot blsoult nnd n cup ot coffco mndo on our malleable. With ench rnngo purchnsed during this exhibit, you hnr freo cholco of olthor a complcto set of high grado cooking wardl or n forty-two piece handBomoly decorated Boml-porcclnln dinner i jet. Illgliest Award St. Louis and Portland, $M)Uft (t l m I I amamasml inthJ THK YAQUIXA KAY Cottngcs for rent cheap, fresh mJ ItQCM WIXTKU Oregon's Great liferent Ion nml ..Health Itesort at the Newport Ileiiebes Ticket Sales ltesuiuetl Nov. 1 to Slay J, 1007. Any thin or uudovolopod girl or woman will bo bonoflttod by taking Holllstor'B Rocky Mountnln Ton. It Is ono of tho grontest known reme dies for making pnoplo strong, healthy and woll. Tea or Tablots, 35 cents. For snlo nt Dr. Stono's storo. o Child Irfibor A National .Shame. II. G. Wolls, tho Interesting Eng lishman, who has beon among us taking notos, speaks of our uso of ohlld onorgy ns "tho woakost spot In, Amorlca'8 lino front of nntlounl woll bolng." And he wrltos with nbhor renco ot nocturnal child employ ment. . "Just think of It!" ho orlos with pnlnod astonishment. "Tho rlchost, groatost country tho world hnB ovor soon has over 1,700,000 ohlldron under 15 years of ago toll ing In fields, fnctorlos, mlnos and workshops. Ho points out that thoro aro not loss thnn 80.000 chil dren, most ot whom nro girls, at present omployod In tho toxtllo nulls of tho country. In tho south, ho affirms, thoro nro now six tlmos as many ohlldron at work ns thoro woro twenty yoars ago. Mr. Raymond Patterson has been making n porsonnl Investigation of child labor, visiting thorn ns thoy toll In tho hideous heat ot tho glass blowing furnace rooms; In tho damp darkness ot tho coat mines; tho sllmo and reok of tho stockyards; tho dull monotony ot tho tonomonts, under ground nnd otherwise, whoro tho sweatshop sewing Is done. Tho tnlo ho has to toll Is a torrlble ono; niado thrlco torrlblo by tho fuct thnt in not a tow cases a family is partly or lonttroly dopondent on tho labor nf somo child, who, realizing this, car ries, consciously, bis burden of re sponsibility. Ho tolls of ono boy who, being fearfully Injured, was taken to tho hospital, and when bo saw his mothor'a tears, fancied them shed becauso tho family would bo kept out ot his pitiful waakly wage. Keader. Ab a wlntor health nnd recrentlon rosort Newport Is tho ono par excel lence Recognizing this, nnd wish ing to glvo tho peoplp nn opportun ity to breathe tho fresh, puro ozono of tho oconn. tho Southorn Pacific j and Corvnllls & Eastern havo resum I ed tho sulo ot tickets through to Ynqulnn. From nil S. P. points tlokots wjll bo sold throughout tho wlntor nnd spring until May 31st, ovory Wednesday and Saturday and from Albnny, Corvnllls nnd Phil omath on tho Corvnllls & Eastern, tickets will be sold to Ynqulnn nnd Newport DAILY. Tho ratos will bo the Hamo as dur ing tho summer, nnd will bo good for return GO days from date of salo. Dr. Mlntliarn'H Sanitary ltntlis will bo In oporntlon during tho on tlro winter, nnd treatments will bo glvon dally. Other Health Resorts Closed. During tho wlntor nearly all other honlth resorts aro olosod or dtfllcult Jo roach, and nono of them havo tho advantngos of Newport and vicinity ns rogards climate, points of Interest, recreation, nnd arausemont. For parties desiring to enjoy fishing, hunting, or seeing tho ocean in sun shine or in storm, tho surroundings aro Ideal beautiful scenery, climate mild, healthful and lnvlgontl Cottngcs for rout cheap, frcia 1 tnbles, milk, honey, fruit at lor possible cost, fish and the rock oystors to bo had fortal troublo of securing them. Full Information from atS.f. or C. & 13. ngont, or from tbipttnJ pnssonger ngent of either ccapitj Rnto from Salem to Yiq6 $4.50. 0 Kiilliuo of tho Fall Mackerel FWw Tnmpa, Fla Nov. 13. There: n great-scarcity of mackerel on ti southeastern coast and In the r- whoro special boats nro prepared t tho fall mackerel fishery. A te largo numbor of boats are enftr In this fishery but they b t with so llttlo success this ' thnt It Is expected the work I1H abandoned. The scarcity of b orol hna boon oaneclnlb' notice slnco tho recont storm. o -. m p o an x a. , lUubi. TT jnm 1 .11 11 oi CjUjCj Vfrfi r rfw w vwisft Chase and Sanborn's Teas and Coffees:: Wo have Just received a new shipment, and as wo are the solo agents for them In Salem, wo arc going to do our best to please you. All wo ask Is to glvo them a trial. YOURS TO SATISFY Rest T.liilnient on Earth. Honry D. Baldwin, Supt. Cltf tor Works, Shullsburg, Wis.. tj "I hnvo tried many kinds of llnbw but I havo novor received much1 fit until I used Ballard's Sno l ment for rheumatism and palsy tliintr if i,a iaof llnlmont On ( 2RP. KOr. nnd SI. 00. For Sl9 Wjl J. Fry's drug storo. 0 CASTOR 1$ Tor Infants and Chiicj 11 Thi Kind You Have Always Bears the Sl?,Zt Signature of CAjX Moir Grocery Company Holland Bulbs A onmnlnln stOCk Of ChW1!! . r.rles. Bl UUIUS Ul t. ' l . -1J hpr have never been su" cheap as wo aro selllnff )fe. As our stock Is limit would advise you to ca 1 tho otock'ls complete. ' I LVTL Wb have a complete & in nil nixoa nnd shapes, Fjfl nr Jim inwest in the clt?. i y& 4WSliteS. Phone IBS 1 I O.A. White: vorwirov ivn &BI iLtuo ntui Poultry SeHrf S CoHmerclal St. 1 v ,