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Newspaper Page Text- wywyw,wwww&!IM'W$!)l,J' DULY CAMTAL JOURXAL, SALEM. OREGON. WEIVESDAV, NOVEMBER 21, 1050. e f r,1)- V. E L . t r f IBMBrWtBllBKaeaBBWWHnMMMIBniBI"J"" I-w-w THl Ask your doctor, "What is the first great rulo of JVr Wyrahe,tb?" Niiw dwtors out of ten will quickly JL Sib I JLltdl& reply, "Keep the bowels regular." While you of Health, 9 tho are about it. ask him another auestlon, "What .. f -. -;.: - .... you think of Ayer's Pills tor constipauonr- s are w ni to trust him. Are your Wa hT ho iKnd t W pnblUh f,0'4f' fortnutM ofall ourprprtlan. Co.. IxwlI,Mo. THE SIGN 0F THE CROSS The BpBtou Hurnld rflcontly publish cd tho following nrtlqlp regarding tho "Tho Sign of tho Gross" which Is to bo prasoiitod nt tho drand opera houso on Thursday ovoning, Novonv ONIA A CHOSEN FEW. Audience Wiih Small but Very Appre ciative nt tin- Piny Lnst Night. During the ontlro season up to date, with ono or two glittering ex ceptions, tho poor ohows that have como to tho Salem Grand opera Jioiibq have been groctpd by Bplondid '. audiences and vice verca. Tho regu 1 inr rulo prevailed last night. Tho whimsical, farcical comedy "Tho Mnrrlago of Kitty," was pre sented to only a fow pcoplo, but bor 22: "Most mng'nincont of all they woro vory uppreclntivo; In fact tho attractions offorod -'at ; Boston muBlc hall tlili year is William Greot's original London production of Wilson Barrett's great religious drninn, 'Tho Sign of tho Cross.' Tho piny hnB boon commondod by many eminent authorities lor its boncflcinl moral Influenco, but, it is cortninly not Jacking In tho olomont of lutonso lntorost nnd tho oponlng porform may wore omiumuiBuct It wns not perhaps altogether owing to tho fault of tho Salem pco plo to discern tho merit of tho at traction this tlmo, but until yester day, it was oxpoctod by many peoplo tbnt tho flood In tho northwest 'would delay tho company- In tho Pugoi sound "country and that thero would bo no show last overling nncos of tho iirosont run provokod This uncertainty kopt many away. otormfl of tho most onthuslnstlo np- Then, It must bo ndmlttod that Salem provnl, Tho work of tho prosont . donrly. lovos molodrnmn and this compnny is of a remarkably high or-1 comedy, with ittf dollghtful and dor. Of tho playors much might bo somowhat nonsonsicnl wit, Is tho di rect antithesis or moiournma, nnu well thoy stayed away. Miss Florence Gear .played tho lending rolo in n dollghtful mnnnor nnd wbb supported moro than ordl- 'jBi., sqosjoIoIp jntti&p Implements such as scrapors, awls, needles and flsh hooks, as well as tho many Implements in stono, as Bhown by tho various stages In tho manufacture of these Implements was In every respect similar through out tho ontlro region. In tho manu facture of pottory, and especially In regard to their designs and shapes, thoy wero quite similar, and it would bo imposslblo to distinguish tho Fort Ancient pottory from tho Baum, and the Baum from tho Gartner village slto pottory. In tho snmo valleys oc cupied by tho Fort Ancient Culture we find ovldenco of a higher culture, and for my convenience I have desig nated this culture the Hopewell Cul turo, taking tho articles secured by Professor Moorchead from tho Hope well mounds as tho type. Tho Fort Ancient Culturo occupied portions of tho vnlloys which woro later occupied by tho Hopewell Culturo, as was evi denced by tho results of tho explora tions of tho Hnrncss mound group during tho Bummer of 1905. After completing tho explorations of tho Harness mound, tho articles taken therefrom being of the higher cul turo, I examined a mound located outsldo of tho great clrclo nnd not far distant from tho Harness group, directly to tho south, nnd found this mound to bo n burial mound of the Fort Ancient Culture. At tho contor of tho mound, and a fow fcot under tho surfaco, was found nn Intrusive cromatcd burial, similar in ovory ro spect to tho cromntcd burials of the Harness mound. Tho nrtlfacts of the Hopewell Culturo can In almost ovory object used In cpmmon by the two cultures bo rendly distinguished from thoso of tho Fort Anclont Cut Why Vinol Is Better Than Any Other Remedy to Restore Health n Strength .& 7Z m 'lifj fc; YuSbt Because Vinol Is a real Cod Liver Preparation and does not contain a single disagreeable or harmful ingredient and is not n secret formula. Because Vinol contains all the medicinal elements -the soothing, healing, strcngthcningand flesh creative properties of Cod Liver Oil but without oil or grease. Because everything in Vinol, except the tonic iron and a fine old wine, is actually extracted from fresh cods livers and their oil. Because Vinol is deliciously palatable and agreeable under all conditions. Everybody likes it. Because Vinol tones up the system, strengthens every organ" nerve, muscle and fibre of the whole body and thus overcomes weakness by thoroughly eradicating the cause of disease. That's Why Vinol is altogether different and better than any other remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, and all Throat Lung and Wasting Diseases. ' That's Why Vinol Restores Health and Strength to Delicate Children, Feeble Old People, Weak nnd Sickly Persons, Nursing Mothers, and Convalescents. nnrlly well. Sho kept tho audience lUM , t,,0 I)ortrnynI of tho 08thotIc Ih n mahm . lnnlilMi mil Ihn tft I . " ... """"" "" ",u ""' Ideas of tho artlBan. inrougu tno turoo nets oi mo com- oily. Sho nang two or throo llttlo stunts woll nnd rccoived encores nnQ curtain cnlls, gnloro. "Tho Mnrrlngo of Kitty" may not bo ndnptcd to thoso of tho Salem peoplo who stayed nt homo last night hut It cortninly plonsod thoso who woro forftinnto enough to tnko In tho show. v . DhcIii, In "Hlgn of tho CrosH." said In prulHO, but tho points of ox collonco uru ton many for enumera tion. " "Tho Blgn of tho Cross" Is a play which can llvo on forever. This has Oioon demonstrated by Its visit to sovorul towns whoro It hns boon of fered for thu lust llvo or six yoars, with builmwa on th Inorouso Instmd of duciuaHlng. Mr. it. 0. Craurln booked tho pluy In St. Louis for tho wouk of January 12th, whuro It has bean soon many times, and to tho oiirprlHo of hluiHulf and tho mnnago mont tho receipts tho first nhjht wero oovornl huudrud dullurH groator than over buforo demonstrating that a good play with strong features, a fine chHt nnd suporb stugo sottlnga, early Inhabitants tho Fort can llvo almost forovor. 1'i-HilNtorlc Mnif in Ohio Vnlloy. Tho explorations of tho Baum vil lage slto in Ohio liavo brought to light ninny points of lntorost con cerning tho homo life of a prohlstorle peoplo who had risen above tho lovol of moro chlldrou of tho forest, de pending upon tho wild wood for thotr Huhslstonce. Thoy hnd established homos, n dovoloped ngrlculturo nnd hnd cnlloctod nnd provided storage for food supplies for future use Thorcforo tho Baum vlllngo slto ouN t ii ro In nil ossontlul points rosomblos tho culturo of tho Gartuor vlllngo utto along tho Scioto, nnd tho Fort Anclont nnd othur culturo sites along thu Miami; ostnbllshlug tho fact that at ono tlmo tho vnlloys of southern nnd contrnl Ohio woro pooplod by a culturo which wns qulto uniform throughout tho ontlro soctlon, and for convonlouco I have tormod those 111 kill III linlill it i I llin t.lnul K a. t . .. L .iniij iiiiiuiJiiiiiiio iiiu i'uri. jxiii'iuiu 'Culture Tho manufacture of their My conclusions are, that tho bulld ora of tho Baum mound woro Iso chronologlcnl with tho dwollors In tho Baum vlllngo, for In nil tho sites of tho Fort Anclont Culturo exam ined, tho Inhabitants hnd nn Inter trIGnl trado, as ovidonccd by tho copper, ocean shells nnd mien thoro found; that tho dwellers In this vll lngo wero pro-Columbian, as no ob Jocts showing European contnet were mot with nnd tho vlllngo wns occu pied by tho snmo culturo In nil Its parts. Wllllnm C. Mills In Records of tho Pnst. WE RETURN MONEY IF IT FAILS TO GIVE SATISFACTION G. W. PUTNAM CO., Druggists PAPER FROM. PAPYRUS .The Control of tho Colorado It Ivor. HORSE THIEF LOCATED. In tho midst of tho recent political Mrs. J. D. Horner's Horse Foond tho Possession of Young Auj. trinn. Rovlvlng a thouBand-ycnr-old In dustry, a band of capitalists and scientists of England aro going to flood Into tho Sait0n sink and crent- excltomont not enough attention wns given by most persons to a work of vast magnitude whoso conse quenecs to southern California will bo momentous. This wns tho. regula tion or control of tho Colorado river. It Is now an old story of how that turbulent stream, breaking nwny from its channel, poured a great Neuralgia Pains. Ithounintlsm, lumbago nnd sciatic pains ylold to tho ponotrntlng Influ onco of Ballard's Snojv Llnlmont. It ponctrntes to tho nerves nnd bono nnd bolng nbsorbed Into tho blood, Its healing properties nro con voyod to ovory pnrt of tho body, and offoct somo vondorful cures, 25c, GOo njid $1.00. For Bnlo by D. J. Fry's drug storo. TO RIVAL HOOD RIVER. Aurora OrclmnllstH Will Tnko Care of Tlielr Orchards. The Klml You Ilnvo Al-aj-8 Bought nml which has bocn in two lor over HO years, has borno tho sluuatnro of una has been nuulo under IiIh imjt- Knillll Hiiiiir'taliin uinn Itu ItilViu.tv Allow no ono to tlocotvo yo In thls.1 All 0mHtorfU, Iiultutlann m'Ju9tTg-foo(l'Hr, Wfc. HMriHiwU that trllle wltk hh4 oudiiHifor tho hoi tof iniWtto iuhI ChlWroH lixperloiico HgHlnst IJxn mU What is CASTORIA ' Gufttorfc lit a ImrmleM 8HutltHto for Castor Oil, Pur-. Kuric, Drops .teHA 8otUlntf Syruim. It la PlctuiAtit. It contuhiH uolthcr Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotio sukstmioo. Its hko is H guarantco. It destroys Worms HtMi RlhyH Fovorlshness. It cures Dbtrrhouu and Wind 0Mc. It relloves Teethhis: Troubles, cures Constipation RHd Flutulonoy. It naslmlltttea tho Food, roRulatcs the 8teiua4t Hd Uowels, h lutr healthy und uuturul skwi. Tk OhlWrea'tJ Pauucou- Vho Mother's Frloml. OBNUIHR CASTORIA AI-WAY Btars tho JSigsiRtur of Aurora, Oro., Nov. 21. A numbor of fnnnora nnd fruit growors In this soctlon nro going to clonn up tholr orchnrds, and koon thorn so In ordor to rnlHo a good grudo of fruit. In formor yonrs fruit from this soctlon commanded good prices. Most of the orchard owuora nro woll plonsud with tho decision rondorod Inst wcok nt Oregon City by Judgo MoBride, hold ing Unit tho fruit sprnylng law Is constitutional, and they hnvo Blgnl- tholr Intontlon to nbldo by it, flod nnd soo that tholr neighbors do tho Bnmo. bo ns to make tho orchard cleaning unlvorsnl. Thoro nro bov oral good orchards In this section thnt rnlso Just ns good apples ns tho Hood Rlvor fruit, and It will not bo long, tho orchard mon claim, boforo tho Aurora district will bo. as fnmous for Its apples nnd other fruits, as It Is for Its hops. 't&ccJ&tl The KM You Ha?e Always Bought In Um For Over 30 Year .'W tmm v rT WHWIi HIW WW fn B! 1'lth hihI Fact. Faith Is ono' thing and fact Is an othor, It somo tlmoa. takes any nmount of faith to produce- ono fact Years of earnest work and fnlth havo produced ono fact about medicine that la deserving of meutlon hero. If peoplo who nro troubled with gon ornl weakness through overwork, dis sipation or oxposuro can get n reme dy that will make rich red blood from tho food thoy cat, tholr return to health Is assured. Qood. blood Is- tho life of tho body ns well as tho nerves. Weak, sickly, palo peoplo who suffer with indlcostlon dyspep-. sta, sick hoadncho, loss of strength and ambition, having djpzy spells and always trlod, can bo cured sound nnd woll with Dr. dunn's Blood and Kerro Tonic. Sold by druggists for 75c por box, or 3 boxes for ?2. This tonlo acts hi a common sense way, curing disease b giving .strength to resist It. 'O i ... Peaco congrewos wilV sit moro or leu vainly as loay as It Is gonutuo f nn for boy V9 kill t& tod. lntroduco n formldablo competition Into tho pnpor making of both tho United Stntos and England. Theso mon won't enro whethor tho forests of the world nro In tho hands' of tho pnpor trust or not. For thoy nro going to mnnufttcturo nows nnd book ns woll ns wall papor nnd kindred nrtlclos, out of papyrus. Tho papyrus farms will bo In Egypt. Tho cultivation of this plant has boon oxtluct for over n thousand yonrs. Tho papyrus roods, at first, will bo brought to Englnnd nnd mndo Into pulp In nn English mill until Bttmclont trado Iibb boon worked up. Thon tho papyrus syndicate will build Its own mills In Egypt nnd ship tho pulp. Moro and Cheaper Paper. IT. E. WIntor, socrotnry of the nowly formod papyrus syndlcnto, In nn Intervlow gave many Intorostlng dotulls. "Twonty million dollars' worth of pnpor alono Is mndo In England nn nunlly. Wo shall produce a bottor quality or pnpor and sell It at a much chonpor prlco. Tho proaont sourcos of supply for tho pnpor trado aro being rnpldly usod up. Only ro contly Norwny hnd to loglslnto to provont tho doplotlon of Its forests. Cnnnda and tho Unltod Stntos will Bqon follow suit. "Wo hnvo for some yonrs boon working on our schema. Mr. Smod lay Norton, tho author and explorer, wns commissioned to rovlvo fho Bovonth contury papyrus rood. ed u lnko In tho bed of tho nnclont sen. For months, up to n fow dnys ago, tho lnko kopt constantly ox pnnding nnd growing dcopor, nnd It begnn to nppenr nt ono tlmo ns though tho wholo fnco of tho coun try would bo pormnnently changed. But tho cnglncors, under tho di rection of Epes Randolph, grappled with tho problem and mastered It. Thoy havo dnmmcd up tho now out lot cut by tho river and hnvo turned tho stream to Its ancient bod. Tho vest mnss of water, instead of being n monnco, will ngnin bo hnrncssed Into tho bonoflcont chnnnols of irri gation nnd will continuo to mnko a garden spot of tho Imperial valley. Tho work has been so woll nnd so thoroughly dono thnt thoro Is not tho sllghtost dnngor of n reoc ourronco of tho catnstropho which promlsod to mnko ngnin n dosort of what wns tho most fortllo bit of soil In tho world, surpassing ovon tho lands overflowed by tho Nllo. This Is ono of tho occasions when ono mny proporly any that "pcaca hath her vlctorlos no less renowned than wnr." Tho onglneor Is, In theso worknday yoars of ours, n grentor and n moro useful man than tho wnr rlor. 0 Tho Texns Wonder. Curos all kidney, bladder nnd rrhoumntle trouble; sold by nil drug gists, or two months' trentmont by mnll for $1. Dr. E. W." Hall, 292C .vnu auuui, 01. WUU13, mo. aona Jn!for tOStlmonlnlB . Sold bv Stnno'a drug storo. dw-lyr , . . .Mio Hruss, commonly Known as pnpyrus, Is not tho ronl thing. Mri Norton discovered somo true pnpyrus A Jh 0rmvIn spods In romoto parts of Syrln and Alirnrn 0p Knv 01 "' . .. Palostlno, near 'the river Jordan, J Z ' ' n 1 T ,,,,,1 .i, o n, n.... ..., .,.,.. l)ast threo months businoss has In- Tho horso belonging to Mr. J, t j Homer, that was taken fron tiJ postofllco grounds In this cllr ! Wednesday morning, wns discern yostordny In tho possession of iJ tono Mexwo, an Austrian yontbj about 21 years of ago. Tho ton apprbhondod nt Cottngo Qrore, tt was arrested by tho town marshi! Ho hnd sold tho buggy nnd bvtet to n fnrmor ten mllos north ol (K- tngo Grov.e, nnd was riding theka when nrrestod. Special De,t? Sheriff D. W. Gibson went to Cotup Grove this morning, and will Iris tho young Austrian to Salem. -r" os .KW iV ywfeSMKwo "J-o - liltf, v.iury;ytt'KA iM M&M3? V-l r irSZrZrz A ..r vi, vt yav m il nw-.iAi -J'. C f.Ub.iMJ!ST55. .rrrJ.tflg.tgj? 1MTIH jr e&ttK. OUR MEATS ARE ALWAYS THL' KESI For wo tako especial caro to br nono but tho host, and our cuiloBr can always dopond upon gcttlnrti' host in tho market at right pri whon thoy buy nt our market, 13. O. CROSS, Stnto Stroet Mnrkct l'liOM nnd tho sea of Gnlllleo, and cultiva tion has begun Plants Real Pnpyrus. creased to such an extent In the postofllco horo that Postmaster Sny rift lino fHAnAil ...i ''Uinin.nim 4.1 "w '"" """ Hiuuoer 01 new lnnd .ituatod on tho Nile 7n Egypt lC b"l', Wh,Ch WjU b P,aCd ,n Mr. C. n. Clarke, tho botaiir" t boxes .ro port of Kw Gardens, has certlfled L"' I P,attrn' lhf ky,S3 that our plants are tho real papyrus. ? f";111 tbo a J eoam Aftor exhaustive experiments! Dr.'S il'luT ? ' mC Querln wolrts. consulting chemist t ,Z AVnllL " TvU and nnnlyst to tho Paper Makers' 2ZT V0dburn and S,lv01" assoclatlon of Great Britain, has pro- '? ! T """' Umea rtucod tho most admirable pulp. A ZT thttn 4 Ur0ra' F,vo rural committee of experts has outlined IT """" rom 8 omce, and for us all tho methods for cult!va- "WTy ma" " "andled " tlon nnd for papor mnnufacturo and "T wo nro now going ahead. Papyrus- rn,orT Aqu;lc srows In water from vn . . Gu"Jer I onco lived on water for feet high. Wo gather throo crops n J,1 year. Our land Is Irrigated by the Nllo and s only plqwed every llvo years. "Wo will begin mnnufacturo of pnpor In tho spring when wo will have 100,000 tons of papyrus ready for tho market. Experiments have proved that tho ylold of papyrus pulp, after bleaching, la much larger than esparto pulp and exceedingly strong. Wo expect to use U for tho manufacture of all tho tulngs now being mado out of napor. Our propo sition Is pno which will mark a tre iiiondons rovolutlou In tho paper trade." Flubdub Why didn't you tako ono of tho fast boats over? Exchange. FOR JOIST AND FLOOWJfQ Tho best place to buy is wbert best stock of lumber is carriw ontlro hulldine trado know there is not a finer stock of J than flint rjirrled by US. "" ready to fill tho largest e?' nrAinnlK. . Wn Ann'l keOD th6 t orJwaltlng, That's a very Km1 nnint. Nonr s. P. nassenger Phono 52 Main. GOODALE LUMBER CO. iA j" fcw N m y t US" W THE WISEST 3IAX PUTS HIS IS IT n i i,iin ha shtninf of his wisdom being the P his feet in n comfort-gin" f shoos purchasable here. , beat our 3.50 shoes nnJL.j this land. For patent - special lasts we cnarge ""' ' jjr euro. But you'll get ". M aici UUII411 ;uu - shoe leather. JACOB VOGT, 1er la 0o4 h