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DAILT CAPITAL JOURNAL, BALEM. OTtEOON. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1000.
Colds on
j f1 disease.
the Lnest te
Ask your doctor the medical name for a cold
,1, oho. Umtll.., ttrnnrflitl.t.M Ask
Uil HIV WlJV-l. 11V W.,1 f fciwi...
him If it Is ever serious. Lastly, ask him If
ho prescribes Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for this
Keep in close toucn wnn your iamny
and follow his advice carciuuy.
formolM of H onr prprtloni.
BREWERS
ANNOUNCE
PLATFORM
MOVEMENT TO EXEMPT MILD
MEVEIUGES FROM EFFECT
OP PROHIBITION LAW.
CIhIiii Beer Ih Not Intoxicating nml
t That Hop, IJnrloy jiml Brewing In-
teresffrpiioiiid lie Encouraged nnd
Not Crippled In Oregon.
(From Orogonlan, Friday, Nov. 10.)
To cxemp bcor from prohibition
of tho local option law, npnrt from
tho whplcanlfJ liquor Interests, with
which they hnvp bcori' associated, nnye
lng thnt their nonjlntoxlcnting fluid
has suffered IoiIr 'enough from tho
linn on highly nleohollc bevornges
nrid nppeallng to tho state to, on
courngo culluro of hops and barley
nnd their ninniifncturo Into beer,
which nro InBoparntely linked nnd
which thoy aver already nro, big
wenlthproduccrs of th6 Btnto.
Whllo tho promoters of tho now
movomont jduny'that they hnvo any
grudge against tho other liquor In
trroxti, they Hay Hint tholr industry
hat been a victim of tho fight waged
by tcninnrp.nraii ngalnnt whiskey nnd
other Intoxicating beverages.
Whether tho separation moniiB
ubnndonmont by broworfl of tho
HroworB nnd Wholesalo Liquor Deal
em association, which hns led a los
ing light ngnltiflt tho liquor option
law and prohibition In the Inst two
years and a hnlf, tho browora decllno
to discuss, but that Ih a likely out
come. WholcanlorB are somowhnt
plquud nnd soveral Influential ones
of tho number aro said to hnvo pro
tested, nnylng that all liquor Interests
should Btand together for mutual
protect Ion.
Wnnfc Pence, Wllliout Fight.
This nltltudo of lighting for pro
tection Ih Hiild to bn distasteful to
tho new organizes. Thoy nvor that
they want pence with the tompnninco
forcos and not light, nnd thnt not
othorwlue can thoy hope to have per
manent rnndltlnuH for manufneluro
nnd Halo of boor. Thoy assort that
manufacture of bcor with nn alco
holic 'content of only 4 pop cent Is a
wholesome and non-lntoxlenting bev
erage nnd thnt its exemption from
tho liquor ban will stimulate one of
Orogon's great homo industries
culture and munufauturo of hops nnd
bnrley.
Tho oxomptlon would bo socuro
through amendment to tho tocnl op
tion law providing that whenever
"Intoxicating liquors" shnll bo used
In tho net It shall not mean beer.
AH tho brewers of tho state, in
cluding those of Vancouver, Wash.,
are enlisted in tho new movement,
say its lenders. It is called the
Brewers' Association of Oregon, tho
president being Paul Wesslngcr, of
Portland, of Wolnhard Drowery, and
secretary, F. 0. Dcckcnbach, of tho
Snlcm Drowing Association. Other
breweries which havo either Joined
or ngrced to do so nro tho Gnmbr'lnus
of tho Mount Hood nnd tho Portland
of this city: tho' Stnr Brewery, of
Vancouver; tho North Pnclflc Brew
ery, of Astoria; tho Eastern Brew
ery, of The Dalles; tho Albnny Brew
cry, of Albany; tho Roseburg Brow
cry, of Roseburg; tho City Brewery,
of La Grande, nnd- tho American
Brewing nnd Crystnl Ico company, of
Bnkor City.
These browcrioB represent prac
tically tho ontlro manufacture of
bcor In Oregon.'
Tho new organization plnnts ItBolf
on tho sido of strict liquor traffic
control, saying that Its members ab
hor drunkenness nnd recognlzo tho
nccossity of hedging tho trnfflc with
safeguards for public health nnd
morality. They declare that1 they
would rofiiso nny business denllngB
with law-broaklng saloons.
Declaration of Principles.
At tho meeting in Portland last
Wedncsdny tho association ndopted
tho following resolutiens:
I. Thnt wo shall not permit to
havo our Industry used for tho pur
port of party politics nnd thnt we In
sist on remaining noutral.
- Tjiat wo doslgnato tho eon-
trnveralon of facts omployed against
our buslucHS and products, na unpa
triotic, un-Amorlcan, inconsistent
with the truth nnd hurtful to the
prosperity of tho stnto of Oregon.
3. Thnt our products nro classi
fied by tho first authorities of this
country, ns well ob of other coun
tries, In a correct perception ns pure
food products, and us legitimate,
marketable goods,-nnd slnco tho enp-
lthl Invested In tho browing bind
nosH and Its kindred Industries, the
hop nnd bnrloy business, amounts to
many millions of dollars, our trade
should enjoy tho protection of the
laws. Tho present Iiiwh of the statfc
of Oregon are not nlono n monneo
to tho browing Industry, but nro nlso
a direct blow to the hop nnd hurley
tndustrlos, which will Inovltnbly suf
for tho snmo dim results ns the brew
ing Industry uiiIoks tho lawn now on
our Mtatuto hooks nro modified.
Thefbrwlng nnd tho hop Indus
tries nro Inseparable, for without
hops it Is Impossible to brow bcor
nnd If tho snlo of beer Ib prohibited
there will be but an Infinitesimal use
for hops. Whon it is considered that
these allied Interests pay out annual
lv for labor moro money, proportlon-
l.riloly, than nny other industry In tho
stnto, thon they should be treated In
nccordanco nnd should bo entitled to
nn impartial Judgment. i
4. That this state should follpw
tho fdrmor custom of this country
in encouraging the brewing of beor,
alo nnd other malt beverages and
that tho fact should not be lost Bight
of that beer drinking promotes true
tompernnce. The success of our
trado is based on moderation and
temperance and it is our duty to op
pose intemperance in every form.
Wo abhor drunkenness and will
gladly aid any movement designed
to check tho excessive consumption
of intoxicants; we recognize and ap
preciate fully, the necessity of rogu
latlng the traffic nnd surrounding it
with all tho safeguards that public
health nnd mornllty may exact. Tho
progress of temperance reached its
highest point in such counties that
ncted upon this principle.
5. We condemn nil saloons of
an lllegnl nnd IH-roputed chnrnctor
and nro in favor of the ennctment of
nil Just laws governing tho liquor
business that mny bo necessnry
properly to snfegunrd the Interests
of tho public. Tho standnrd of evqry
saloon or'plnco where liquor Is sold
should bo such that no self-respecting
person will hnve nny hesitation
in frequenting, the snme.
C. We urgo upon every brewer
to refuse to hnvo any business
lntlons with nnv irilnnfyr. "
$5,000
Reward
will be paid to any person wlip
can find one atom of opium, t
chloral, morphine, cocaine,
ether or chloroform or their
derivatives in " any of
Dr. Miles' Remedies.
This reward is offered be
cause certain unscrupulous
persons make false statements
about these remedies. It is
understood that this reward
applies only to goods purch
ased in the open market, which
have not been tampered with.
Dr. Miles' remedies cure by '
their strengthening and invig
orating effect upon the nervous
system, and not by weakening
the nerves. ,
"I consider that thcro nro no better
remedies put up tlmn Dr. Miles'
Nervine, .Antl-Pnln Pills, and Nervo
nnd Liver PUN. Wo liuvo used them
for years, and rccosn-nend them to
many others. My wlfo Is using the
Nervine, and considers It the beat
mcdlclno In tho wdrld. A lady friend
of mine, who was nlmostTv total nerv
ous wreck, through my earnest solici
tation has used several bottles of tho
Nervlnn with wnntlorfrl rcrlts."
WM. CROME, Suit Lnko City, Utah.
Dr. Miles' Antl-Pnln Pills nro sold by
luess re-1 your drufjgitt. vvho win nuarantea that
. t i ,Mj?ifv .ryvMugs
cest thnt Mr. Logan bo careful of
further mouthings, lest ho bring his (
legal understanding into puunc
question."
-o
Smiles
Vfgfea5gctMin T 'V.I
c HRSSwac! ' star ' v(;PMs r WmminSBMi
Sp-':? .V f-v-Wj. 'i i T I ill finn fTTMiPrnW TnlTlM
i HbmmBjIiIjjijjoiQmE
iiiiuauiti more tiuin A
m j. VpE'liHIISilBllsjIBi
Olie Kind You Hnvo Always Bought, ami which hns Iicch
lu uso for ovor :iO yenm, Iins borno tlto sljnmtnro of
jrtf Jf t and 1ms boon tiuulo unilcr hi pcr-
(j&U&J7rtfh, onl superiKloii slnco Its IniHuey;
T7 '-ci AUqwiio oo to tfccelvA yott Irttkhj,
All Oouatorfclt, Imltntlous ndJiist-ns-irood"ur" but
JtelMirlmeHta tltat trltlo with anil cmlnnjrer tho hen i df
iMtkuU ami Clilldren-Exnerlcnco niniliiht Uxjien aut.
What is CASTOR! A
Otutorte Ls n hnrtnloss eubstituto for Cnstor Oil, Pftre
irorlc, lroi.i utl aopthlnir SyrunH. It U Plcaswut.. -It
centwlHH i&eltlior Opium, Moiphlho nor other Narcotic
ubHtHiictf. ItH njjo in its ffUHrniitco. It destroys Worms
Kd llys l'evorlsluu'us. It cures Plan-hum and AVhul
i0.11 vcUovs TtftfUiluiy Trottbles, cures Constiimtiou
nd Flatulency. U iibblmllntOA tho Food, regulates tho
mMMHliHiMl UowelH, !Htir healthy and iiAtural sleoiu
Tiw CklMreu'M laucotv- flio Blothcr's Friend. '
GKNUINK CASTOR I A ALWAYS
Bear tho Signature of
T-eucJUM
Tho KM You flaie Always Bought
1 Um ft Oylr 80 Yr
per cent of
ulcohol Tho nverago heer in th
United Statfs docs not contnln more
than 3' per cent.
"Such being tho caso. wo hold that
in legislating, n distinction should he
inndo in favor of mild hovorngos.
This distinction or discrimination
could bo brought niiout onstly. All
that would bo necessary would bo to
amend the Local Ontlon y by add
ing a provision ns follews:
'I'rovldod, that whenever the
nhraso Mntoxicntlng llquora' is used
In this art it ahnll not apply of be of
effect ns to boer or nny otbor malt
beverage containing A pr cent or less
of alcohol.
nnoiiiii an nniondmont of this
kind or words to this offect bo adopt
ed by tho noxt leglalaturo it would
enublo the broworles to brow beor
nnd soil It lu nny part of the state,
whothor thnt part were dry or not.
It would oncourago the bulldlne of
breweries nud malt houses. wnnM
Insure n most friendly feeling for all
times on tho part of tho bvowlnir In.
dustrlos of tho world toward Oregon
una mo growing of hops, In this stnto.
nnd would do more in bohnlf of
Jiiodornto drinker nnd temper
nnco than nil tho prohibition stntutos
on our statute books.
"As brewers, wo hnve simply sug
gostod this modo of procedure In the
interest of tho beor, hop. and barley
term of court, as tho Judge alone can
authorize n bench warrant for n per
son's arrest, and. for thnt reason nil
criminal actions nro commenced In
tho Justice's courts, upon complaint
of n porson having knowlodgo of tho
criminal nits, when circuit court Is
not In session.
"Whon tho Mnrrny's called upon
mo onr circuit court was not in soa
sjlon, therefore, I was unablo to act,
and, furthermore, tho Murrnys did
not wnnt to prosecute- young Whit
ney; rathor they doslred thnt 1 force
him to marry Miss Murray. 1 told
thenl I could not do thnt, and, right
boro, I again roitornto tho statement
thnt such an nttompt upon my part,
as nn offlcer of the law. would havo
boon not only nn nttompt to com
pounU a crime, but would hnve been
a felony, being made so by section
1777 of B. & C. Compilation, which
says: 'That if nny person shall
threnten to accuse another of nny
crime with Intent to compel
such other to do an net against his
will, upon conviction, shnll be pun
ished by Imprisonment in tho peni
tentiary, etc.
"Ho talks like a madman who says
thnt the statuto defining criminal se
duction permits an officer to. arrange
a marringo or'thojmrtles coming un
der Its terms. It sayB the parties
u,j .nij, aim mm sucu an act up
business. wii n i'. , ""' " r j,uri , a oeienso to a prose
of tho fit. . " . Z 1 " V. "N"01'' l nownero does the statute
, . A v v"uocicounienanco.u
" who tempomnce. jt remains for
tho people nnd our legislature to
bring about this revision should they
?eo it In tho samo light."
- -o
t:
Hioa Skrike Brekmi.
N Tho most famous strike breakers
I the land nro Dr. Klnr'i Naw T.ifn
Pills, VkH liver ind fcoweto ira on
trlke, tUy ukkly 4tl tk trailfe
tk tHjIx Wfk m rlckt
ti lMiiw. m M J. a rrrr
prosecutor as insisting
on n marriage or threatening a pros
ecutlon on a failure of the parties to
marry. It does not require a lawyer
10 Know this, and to appreciate Its
wisdom,
"I 'did Ho more or less than any
officer conscious of his duty and the
law could do, and, if lawlessness was
the result of my refusal to disobey
the law, then I um willing: to shafo
tie reio6lblUty M eagerly thrust
upa m fey Loeas,
"Kavteg emti MtMM.
tlwt tor kU tlkat. I wekt ,f.
Now let us all Join in and take
Frank Baker at his word" am the
state of Oregon will have a cheap
stato printing plant.
A Roseburg minister advertises
that ho wants "all the spiritually
dead and dying" to come to hear
him. Ho would 'hnvo a crowd.
Roosevelt will not always be Pres
ident, nnd then what will, the people
havo to interest them In electing n
Republican ticket?
a
Tho standpatters in Iowa could
not defent Governor Cummins, but
Congressman Lacy, who was their
Idol wjis snowed under. Republicnns
will rally for tho principle of Pro
tection, but not for tho abuses shel
tered by standpntlsm.
Oregon City has a "quagmire," ac
cording to the Dally Stnr.
The receipts of a four-weeks' en
gagement of David Warlleld nt tho
Majestic theater, Boston, were $72,-211.75.
www
Albany Demecrat: Tho ninn in
tho moon Is snfo for n while longer
Henry Xowcomb, who tried to kill
him, getting several Bhots at the fel
low, Is being looked after In the
asluin.
j- :
'I;
We heard n prominent Linn coun
ty politician say a few days ago that
It was hlr. opinion thnt the coming
session of the legislature would
prove to bo the most extravagant and
corrupt legislative body that has
ver met In Oregon Santlnm News.
A mistake, brothor. Don't vou know
tho number of chirks thnt cun be
employed Is regulated by law.
This naper nnd Its odltor will he
il voted to .telling of good things
ahout peoplo nnd Institutions nnd
things. Thnt will Jceop us busy nnd
make ovorybody happy.
Tho Oregon City- Stnr twinkles
brightly with local good things.
T. T. Geer In Pendleton Tribune:
And now Jleney Is accused of graft
ing. Nobody has ever risen whero ho
was exempt from tho nccusntlons of
the other fellow If he hnd an ob
ject to accomplish.
ed by tho destruction of FiS
must be blacklisted with t
dent with terminable
iiuruiiu ui mini liuuu rii
must be kept defendikj
against publications In the j
Orogonlan whoso publisher
only really fit anil pure.
represent Oregon In Wasl!
anywhere else. Kill ere
nnd erect yourself a mctn
tho pyramid of political :
Ifafl n Close Ctll
"A dangerous surgical 1
Involving tho removal ol u
nant ulcer, as largo as taj lsl
my slaughter's hip, was pre
the application of BucklciV
Snlve," Bays A. C. StlcM,!
tus, W. Va. "Persistent ttl
salvo completely cured 11" I
cms, uuruB nnu inning ;
C. Perry druggist,
o - .
"WINTKH HATES TO
THE YAQHM
Oregon's Great Hecr
. .Health Itcsort nt tbe!
ltencJiCH Ticket Said
-Nov. 1 to Mny 1, 1W1
The Orpgonlan's Ideas of fairness
to public men is exemplified In do
voting columns to Senator Fulton's
nlloged connection with land frauds
and ns many lines to saying editorinl-
ly It does .not believe the news-is
true,
M to
The quostlon of election of an
United Stntos sonntor was threshed
oujt nt tho primaries and election last
June In Oregon. It Is useless to re
vive it. The matter Is sottlod In
the minds of thos members of the
log! sin ttir who took pludges.
-Jf Commercial street had Uoe
paved ton .years ago not so ninny
tlms wpuld hnvo moved off onto tlj'e
side streots, nnd not so much lmsi.
noss would have been drlvon blocks
onBtward.
Of course, it Is tho bight of po
litical wisdom to bring In rt seimtor
from another stnte to destroy th in.
ference how ltfls done, so his influ
ence l rendered nil. . Thnt Is busi
ness Mm Know. There s actual
danger nf Oregon getting a little
sonnthliu In the way of nppropria
tlon. and tho dnnger must be nvert-
It HmIs
Without
""Maw
k Scar,
Tb'esrtttngnet!ie3.
KHjthlDg ud belling list-
uent-KINQ CACTUS
O I L never leave a kit,
Prtf. Biaii's
As a winter health audi
resort Newport is tho one ;
lonco. Recognising this, 1
lng to give tho people as
lty to breathe tho fresb, ;a
of tho ocean, tho Sovthw'
and Corvallls & Eastorn ki
ed the snlo of tickets tb
Yoqulnn. From, all S.M
tickets will bo 'sold throng
winter nnd spring until IK"
overy
M'ednesdny and Sitj
nnd from Albany, Corvallji
omnth on tho Corvallls '
tlokots will bo sold to Yaf
Newport DAILY.
The rates will bo tho "
ing the summer, nnd will HI
return GO days from dated"
,.l)r. MliitluiniN SanltwJ
mill l.n I.. nllnii lllirlCtt'l
.. t,l VV lit UJJUIIIUW. .-.--
tire winter, and treatmU'
given dnily.
Other Ilvnlth Itesorti 1
During tho winter nearl;'
hoalth resorts are closed '
to reach, and none of tb'
advantages of Newport ft1
as recards climate. polDtiW
recreation, nnd aniujeBl.
nnrllM donlrini? to eJ
1 .,-. i. .Unrtlll1'
uuiiiuiKi or aeeiut vuu v---
shine or In storm, the '"
are deal beautiful scenM1
mild, henlthfiil and kw
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Cottages for rent cheap,
frri'
sfnrl TOri
u -yn-li
tables, milk, honey, fruw
nnoolkla onol floh nnd i't
rock oysters to be ?
trouble of securing the.
Full Information frc
or C. & E. neenL or fr0 ,w
passouger agent of eltbtf
Rate from Salem 1
$4.50
W
r
King; Cactus Oil
RivAn. . .
1 -i, um cuw, ?nua, YraUcf. old
if WH Vr rR5Sr,,,a,,M "" hurts
At druntou U JS. sea ud 11 fcottle. j I
uifuiiMM u V Kr " ""
iii: 1-2-".T"". woaib.
1 VBlw ' V"r " t I
ret ultjr
W. KJTKAX OO.
lilSjIfrKMlftjMH!
llHDiilnchs in the
Mrs. Newlvwed My hl
nilrco ovnrvfhlnir abOOt
voice, my eyes, my fofl."
Friend Ad wbatdoj
about him? ,
Mrs. Newlywed Hi
Meggendorfer Blatter.
Waited for VM!A
finvomnr rhamberla
reniieKt of finvernor P"j
fninla VnnMMA iH rOH
the arrsar nf Sam FukWJ
wasted la Contra Cost
feral, for kidnapping
ukl to bv stolen ti
SM V Hps, Aail W
tlBw, m4 took her to
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n-f t -ftqme
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