Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, November 28, 1906, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTr DAILY' CAPITAL JOUItNAL, SALEM, OIIEGON, AV KlhVKSDAV, XOVEMBKH U8, toon. f Ik 4 INQUIRY BEARING FRUIT Supreme Court Has Asked Its Reporter Why This Delay Tho Inquiry made by The Capital Journal Monday concerning the delay of two yuai'8 In publishing the Ore gon reports, containing tho opinions handed down by tho supreme court, Is ah'cndy bearing fruit. Tho supreme court has written n lottor to lion. llobort 0. Morrow, of Portland, reporter for' tho court, malting Imiulrlcs Into tho onuse of tho delay and also asking for otlior particulars. It is probable that tho ontlro busi ness will bo fully Investigated at onco by order of tho court. If tho West Publishing Company, of Saint Paul, Is paying anyono for any privileges It will bo ascertained. It Is said to be probablo that tho publishing lioiiHo docs pny n fco for tlio uso of tho opinions of tho court, us they nro banded down It lu not probablo that there Is any objection to this from any quarter and under llio old rcglnio when tho clork of tho court recolved his conipnnsatlon In foes, tho pnymentH nindo by tho West Publishing Company nro elild to havo lcon a pnrt of tho poniulsltos of tho olllco. Since tho abolition of tho feo syslom and slnco tho clork was placed on n flat salary, of course, If nny foos coino Into tho clerk's olllco tboy go to tho slate. Tho court fools, no doubt, that It Is responsible to n curtain oxtont for tho condition of affairs and will probo tho ontlro Hltuntlon to tho bot tom. ..a A Vciir of Illood, The your 1903. will long bo ro ntomhored In tlio homo of F. N. Tnckot, of Alllanco, 'Ky., oh n year of blood; which flowod so copiously from Mr. Iliiekot's lungs that doath seemed very noar. IIo wrltes: "So voro bleeding from tho lungs and n frightful cough had brought mo at sleuth's door, whou I bognn taking Dr. King's Nw Discovery for con Hiunptlou, with tho astonishing result that after talcing four bottle I was completely rwatorsd niitl as tlmo baa provon permanently curd." Guar a nt nod for sore lung, coughs mid colds, at J. C. Parry's drug store. Price lOo and $1.00. Trial botilo free. - 'i t COVIIIt.VOIt WlUU SPEAK. "Old Glory" Uiifmled nt the Suliool Tlil.s Afternoon. lllgli A large nnd beautiful Amorlrnu Hag wuh unfurled tit tlio Snlem lllgli Hcliool ut 1:80 o'aloek (hit afternoon Thu Hag whs lb iftlt of tho Wo man's Kolttff Corps, and the appro priate oxercIsM hold under tho nus plcMi of that orgunljuulon. Ther was u huge nudlmiue proeeut. nnd tin- v ort'lseM wir enthuBliutlr nnd lni' -outing. Thu (lug wut rnUud to th top of a UC-foot pole, Hon. Frank Vn' made tho pudental Ion speech In IiIk usual felicitous vein, and a short and appropriate addrow was mail by uovernor riiHiuoormiii. aovorni se lections wore- given by tho High Hchnol orcliHstm. and rocltutlnus woro given by MIbs llarbnrn Durliln ami Miss Margaret Ostrnudor. Tho Hug Is one of tho prottlost flags in tlio State Biimliiy School Workers Please Tnkc I up by 'phono and told him tlint 1 Notice, ihad, through tho Inllupnco of iny Owing to the unwillingness of friends, accepted the nomination for The Bank Habit Possibly you who read this have uov-r kept a bnnk account. Jf not, let us Biiggotit that you try tho experiment. You will Unit It helpful In ninny wiijh. Aside Trum tlio ruit that your money will bo safe from theft and fire, such a hublt tuiuls to thrift and economy, discipline and a general understanding of husluoss princi ples, nil of which nro essential to hucco&s. It also affords conve nient method fur tho payment of bills; and, as tho checks ure al ways preserved and returned to you, they servo as receipts for the amount paid. Wo will be pleased (o servo 'you as your bxaker. Come In and open a bank account. Salem $ttc Batti Woodbum to entertuln the County Sunday . School association, tho ex ecutive committee has deemed It best that tho annual election of the coun ty ofllcora bo hold In connection with the regular scheduled county con vention to bo hold In Salem, Decem ber 10-11. Mr. Phlpps, however, will uponel Sundny, Docombor 10, at Woodlntrn In Sunday school work. Delegates' will pleaso take notlco of this rhnnge and arrange, accordingly. All visitors will ploase communi cate nt oncu their Intentions to bo present td V. C. Prlco, county super Inteiidont, 2010 Forry street, Salem Oregon. HfHor.talnliiout will bo provided for all delegates, who glvo timely no tlco. Our state Held worker, H&v. C. A. Phlpps, whoso offoctivo work nnd pleasing address luivo glvon muoh aid to the work In this slato and other placos, will bo present at all tho ses sions of tho convention, Knch Sunday school In the county city recorder,, and wanted to fllo thy petition, and asked him if I should come to his residence or ofllce. Ho informed mo that ho hud loft his of lice, and I told him that. I could bring It to his resldonco ir It wo&ld do as well. IIo assured mo that it would, bo I wont to his home. Mr. Moorcs mot mo at the door, and we shook hands vory friend ly, and I again told hm that I liad nccoptod the nomination, nnd was. to be his opponent In the coming elec tion, and we Jollied and talked qiilte a bit about tho matter. ' While I did not 'file n written ac ceptance yot I contond that my ver bal accoptnnae is just as valid and that I should havo boon allowed tho prlvllego of hnvlng my namo placed on the official bullot, and Mr; Moores, hlmseir; acknowledged the same.' Handicapped. - I fully roallzo that I am hundl capped by not having my namo on tho ballot, and many disinterested parties, who never tnko any nctlvo part lu politics, will not go to the A BILIOUS SPELL can bo very quickly overcome If you will only rasort to the Hitters at the first symptom. Your liver needs the assistance Mint only this medicine can give. Be sure to try it nt once. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS has a ! years' record back of It nnd besides stimulating tho liver, also cures Poor Appetite, llelcliliig Sick Headache, Sleeplessness, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Chills, Colds or Female Ills. should make every offort to send asltroublo of writing my nnmo on tho ballot, who othorwlso would hnvo supported mo.' IJut In tho fnco of 'all this I bollovo 1 havo friends enough who will exorcise their right of choice by writing my namo to rebuke tho arbitrary ruling of my opponent and Insuro my election. In answer to an artlclo published In Monday ovonlng's Journal which read as follews: "What doos a llttlo thing like tho law amount to botweon friends,' Is tho substanco Wnllaco Trill ox prossed lu condemning tho city ro cordor for not consenting to plnco his namo on tho ballot in nn illegal mnnnor. If the position hnd boon ro- lorgft a representation as posslblo to this convention. PIoiibo remember tho conventions nro to bo held ut those placos on tho following dates: ' Jefferson, Dcci 8; Turner, Dec. 9; Salem, Dec. 10-11; Sllvorton. Dec. 12, nnd Woodbum, Dec. 10. W. C. PHICI2, F. II. JCEFF, L. 0. ALTMAN', lOxoenllvo Committee. Had ii Close Call. "A dangerous surglcnl operation, Involving tho romoval of a mallg nnnt ulcor, ns largo as my hand, from my daughter's hip, was provontcd by tho application of Ducklen'n Arnica Salve," says A. C. 8tlckol, of Mile tus, W. Vn. "Porslstont uso of tho salvo complotoly curod it." Curos outs, burns and Injuries. 2fio at J. 0. Perry druggist. O in A PERSONAL LETTER Prom Will hue O, Trill, Independent Candidate for city Itecorder, to KleelniH or the City of SiiIciii. voraod, I surely would hnvo placed Mr. Mooros' namo on llio hnllot." I did say, and I ropoat ngnln.Mhnt If our positions had boon rovorsod I would hnvo placed Mr. Moores name on the bnllot. and that Is Just whnt I want tho public to dochlo, whether or not I had n right to 'hnvo my nnmo on tho olllclnl ballot. WALLACE O. THILL. Cured CotiHiiinpMnii. Mrs. n. W. Evans, Clenrwator, Kan., wrltes: "My husband lay sick for three months. Tho doctors said that ho had oulck censumntinn: w Then, has liwn h good dtml ofrocurod n bottlo of Hullord's Nore newpHper talk miiirilliiK Hi vnlldlty, hound Syrup, and It curod him That of my ionium iliwl with Hecorder.wns six yonrs ago. Slnco thon wo Alaorm on Haturdiiy. November 17. havo alwnys kept a bottlo In tho I Don, hikI It Is clilt Una I wuh to houso. Wo ennnot do without It niuk, 1 1, .ii iu Hi, ,i., and opo-(por couuhs nnd colds It bns no equal." Hfic. COo nnd $1.00. Sold by P J. Pry's drug store. o ByTJJi(h2J?finfyilffBl ft' 1l v ' m ofliaiidlinB. Their productls ship ped to all parts of tho world, nnd during my visit they were working on an output which will fill 140 freight cars carrying 20 tons ench, and this Is but a portion of this sea son's work. Prunes nro acknowledged by the leading scientists nnd physicians of tho world to contain an exceptional ly high porcentngo of norvo and brain food, nnd they arc certainly unsur passed by nny other variety of can ned or cured fruits provided they nro of tho character and quality put up by tho Oregon growers. Tho Wll lnmetto Valley Prune association, at Snlem, Ore, Issue a book of cholco recipes for tho preparation of prunes which thoy will gladly send to nil onqulrers. o Thanksgiving Service. First Methodist church, nt 7:30 p. m. How II. T. Ilabeock presiding. Hoadlng of President's proclama tion, How .7. J. Hoffman. Hymn. Prnyor by Row W. Robinson. Hymns. Scrlpturo losson, Row Hrrott. Hymn. AddroBsos (lfi minutes onch) Flros. Keff, Doll nnd Qlttlns. Prayor by Ho v. W. II. Sollook. Offorlng for. tho Orogon Prlsonors' Aid Society, mnttor prosontod by Hew Mr. St. Plorro. Hymn. . Ileuddlctlon, How H. T. Ilabeock. Christian Science Service. There will bo sorvlcos hold nt tho Plrst Church of Christ, Solcntlst, lo Cliomokuta street, tomorrow nt 10:30 u. in. and 7:30 p. m., tho sub ject of tho loeeon sormon bolng "Thanksgiving." All nro cordially Invited to uttond both sorvlcos. o THANKSGIVING SPECIALS I.,, '" ' Grapes, black furrcras, cormchons, fancy naval oranges 25c, 35c and 50c a dozen; cranberries and grape-fruit; new Smyrna figs 20c a lb; dates 1 0c lb; pkg figs 1 0c; fancy Cluster L L raisins 20c lb; regular 25c jar jams for 1 5c; fig jam 1 5c; Long's jelly 1 5c; ass't jam arid jelly 1 0c jar All sizes olives in glass at right prices. W. A. IRVIN & COMPANY 203 Commercial St. Phone 66 gjefrHH-frHM-g-HM-efrfreH 9 1 I i 9 1 1 frUH-frW-SifrHfr GET ONE? We have sampled the city with Wild Rose Flour. If you did not get a sample, rail nt tho ofllce and GET ONE. When you buy Hour bo suro it is like tho sample. WILD ROSE FLOUR i $1.00 a sack at all grocers. Mndo from old wheat, too. ? i 1 9 i a i -nHe)-r-HM--f e-MH- i n a i ai wml DICH A GEkMAN CITIZEN Is snld that body will take some u tlon lu the matter, as the council k this city appoints tho members i tho police forco, regardless of Ui recommendations of tho city av- shal. German Consulato Investiga ting Shooting of Man at Salem Depot E.W HAZARD. Qu i'lullv till .-t I t f S.ll Ui it lH llOt m Intt'iitl.i. In wiiiuu ilil article, (o UndU-ntf nivn'll. but to phue this lUHttr cltMr and p.tUu beforu tho publlo. and la tiu'in Judge for them slvue. Tli Hrst nbjectlmt Mr. Mooros mndo to ih validity of the petition was tlutt the slKiiera of It woro not itgutord vutora. I Informed Mr. MoortM at tho tlmo that this was? not required and when he found that ho was In on or on this point thou ho raised the objection that I had not tiled my nroeptnue when I tiled tho petition. Why did not Mw Mooroa object to the non-filing of my acceptance nt Hie same tlnm at whtoh ho objected to the turn-registered slgunturo of tho wiino petition? Why did ho, ns city rooorderi no cpt an Illegal petition wltliQiit Cull ing tho pre-seutor's ut ton tlon to tho fact? Had Mr. Moores followed a Ktralght forward method In 'tho mat tor instead of tho way in which ho has: had ho shown good legal rea sons whereby I was unqualified for tho rnco. if such hud been tho caso, then I should have laid down, quit the rnco and would have voted for Mr. .Mooros. Hut this he has not done. Why My Namo Should Hye ytwn Plsml on tU BftUe. At about 5;30 p. tn. Saturday, No- vthr 17. l0. I caU4 Mr. Mr I'or Good Health Kat I'riinos. j (Pacific Northwest.) I Prunes hn1) boon tho subject of j lokes nnd Jibes for years, but It has ; remained for tho Oregon product to, , lu a groat ineasuro, remove tho Rtlgmn from this oft-abused fruit. t the prosont time our stnte Is pro-j,ii..',..- tit iifi)Mt tvn of nrnno, In Vnw York anl Tendon nvr the wnri.r orduat. While In Rnlpin ro. rrttiiv I Mn Invltnd to luspsct tho j iod of iinrklnir in vnmin nt tho A'int,itt Valinv Prima nssoelntlon, i"' ' It 'M OftrUilulv no Interestlnc; " " Ti nrm8 pre shlnnod In to SiiIpw from tl ilrHrH loofltwl In vrinun Hurts of orklnnl ontranen. rndfrnonth the Mnnrator nro Krnt bins Into which the prunes drop, no rordlng to slro. onoh bin being num bered. boBlunlng with SO to 100. CO to 80. nnd down to 30-10. This is iibout 3d of this slxo nrnno mnko a pound. As the bins gradually till up. work inon with barrows lift n slide from which tho prune run In a black Btroam until a. load Is obtained. From tho sopnrntor bins they nro carrlod to a long, round rovolvlng steam chost, whore thoy nro kept under high prossuro until thorough- ly cooked. After tho stoam bath they J aro deposited on long wlro trays and thoiighly washed, nnd nro ready for a bovy of rosy-chookod. Oregon Insslos who perform the finishing touohos. Small boxes mndo on the promises of picked lumber made to contain ton pounds, snmo twenty and n fow ns much as fifty pounds, aro lined with lace (taper, the top of tho box attached nud two layers of prunes laid and thon placed under hydraulic pressure. This flattens tho prunes and makes a fine appearnnco when the box la opened. After tho two first layers aro prepared tho box la filled up. botton nttachod and a beautiful label carrying tho trado mark of the association. In tho shape of a highly colored pheasant, placed on all sides ot the box. From base moat to top loft cleanliness was con- iplclous, and mothlng could be done to IwKQre the Msoclatloa' method Your stomach (hums nnd digests the food you eat and If foul, or tor pid, or out ut order, your whole sys tem suffers from blood poison. Hoi Hater's Uocky Mountain Tea keepji you wall. 85 cents, Tea or Tablets. Sold by Dr. Stone's store. O in. ' ' Hvldenro nt Hand. "There Is nothing In quoted tho typewriter bonrdor. "And that's no dopo dream," a0nt8 0( growled tho fussy old baoholor who ' Hipfl Tho Gorman government Is Inves llgutlug tho shooting of F.ianz Dlch at tho Salem dopot last Sunday morning by Policeman Iluslck. The matter of Investigation originated in the ofllce of tho German consul nt New Yoik, who telegraphed tho con sul at Portland to hold nn Investiga tion. Vonzlo & Voazlo, Portland at torneys, who reprosont the Gorman consulate Instructed Attorney C. M. Inmnn, of this city, to mnko nn In vestigation. Mr. Inmnn yostorday securod tho nsslstiinen nt nn Intnr. a name," , m.ater nml took ft Btatomont from Dlch in full, (totalling nil tho incl- tho doplornblo clrcum- -o- Tho Invostlgatlon was held to more fully ostnblisb thn i.innHtv nr lts the woundetl mnn than to bring out nny new facts In tho situation. It wns ascertained that Franz Dlch Is a German cltlzon. nnd he camo to the , iu..i o. .. ... , , , I "" vimm oiiiioD m .nny, laoo. ... w...... ...,o muniiiiK. ami is mnK- drug storo. Price BOc. was giving nn Imitation ot n man sawing wood. "This tenderloin Is probably so culled booauso of touxhueee." Chlcaeo Dallv Nows. ' o Made Happy for Life. Grent hnpplnoss camo Into homo of S. C. nialr, tondent, nt St. Albans I.I. 111. In .l-....l.l ... . i m iiia iihiu iiiiuiiiur who rusiuruu irunii n i ., .. the dreadful complaint ho names. "'" """ """-"B" . n.o state He say:s "My llttlo daughter had St. Cl l 'T''! ln Vitus' dance, which yielded to no ' "y ,8 cotll '"tter he treatment hut grew steadily worse : , , J"""0 nml tho 0ormin until ns a last resort wo tried Elecj," 8" ' ''l1 t,,0t tlt"-noys say that trio Bitters; and I rejoice to say.1 " " altGfr not n,road' was throo bottles orfectod a complotol , "L,? , . . our'c." Quick, sure cure for nervous! TU di,atr,ct attorney's olllco Is nl complalnts. general debility, fomalo'8" ",a'i,B nn Investigation of tho weakness, impoverished blood and 8noo,,nB' nnd Jr. McNary has had o malaria. Guaranteed by J. C. Perry's ftatomont fro' nich takon by an in- It is bollovod that the Gorman gov jornmont will ask tho United States government for damages, either In ,tho ovont tho German dies or gets well. I Tho system of states' rights, as known In this country. Is not under stood or rocognlzed by foreign gov ernments, and Germany will not prosont nny claim either to Oregon or to Mnrion county, but will, of eturse. make its demands direct to tho authorities nt Washington. ! A similar situation arose some years ago whon tho Italian govern ment demanded and obtained repa ration from this government on ac count of Italian citizens who were , killed In the celebrated Mafia riots I Dr. Morse and Dr. Robertson still entertain hopes for the ,. Dlch. Mia condition today is still ns ' good as tho most sanguine could ,aope for. His temperature Is good ,and no unfavorable complications' .have yot arisen. Still It will bo con- 4M St. rw iwi Ii,u miraculous triumph of sur. . ii us survives. The council meets tonlghf, and tt Home Treatment. Wo havo a medicine for sue! troubles as aro caused b stomiti disorders, resulting in dyspepsia sick hcadncho and general wcaknea that will put tho organs of dlgcstln In llrst class working condition. U wholcsomo food, havo It properly & gcnted, and you have taken ' tho cnuBO of moro than hulf the CJ of life. This medicine Is called I1 Gunn's Improved Liver Pills. Soil by nil druggists for 25c per bw Only ono for a dose. They do w digest tho food you eat, but do fe vory best possible thine, put ft" stomnch in condition so that thefosJ you ont Is turnod Into ttrong rid blood, driving out and preventw dlsonso. Women wrlt us that t&? uso nothing else for the complex! Thoy koop tho skin clear, prercat!:! pimples nnd liver spots from appx-N Ing on tho fnco, nnd purify the blooi Stopped, for Dimmer. "Hollo Loo," pnnted tho tlgrea "I've boon chnslng a rlr.-. terfl nnlalnnn fnr nn hnnr ir llhirP 1I It pass bv hero?" "No," replied tho lion licking 1 chons contontodlv. "It didn't ra hero." Philadelphia Prr Cheese l-XLL CUEAM, SWISS ItO QUKTOKT SA1 SAGO, EDAM una CKEAM llUICIC. Wo will liavo a full line of frfbh vegetables and fruits. Tho 11EST Is wliat you WANT and wo want to satisfy your wauts. Moir Grocery Company Constipation. Honlth is absolutely Impossible. constipation be present Many ous cases of llvor and kidney co plaint havo sprung from negw" constipation. Such a deplorable flltlnn la nnnnrflrisnrv. There U S5"1 for It. Herblno will speedily remJ matters. C. A. Lindsay, P M.. DJ onn Vln mrltna Woh. 11'. "' "fTnvlnir nanH TTnrhlnO. I find ' n.. .jr.r.. -- .nn.il!ii)lnn." '''1 lllll UICUIUIUU IUI tuu-'l'" n bottle. Fnr ante bv J Fry " store. Everything Of the Best and The Best Of Everything Tells tho complete story Harvey's np-io-uuie .-- grocerlea. Yoh may go it blind or IiitelllioHllv and the r" will bo the 6ame. 1IEST TREATMENT nEST GOODS 1JEST ntlCES -At A. L. Harvey'J Cor. Cort a Hh St ii