Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, February 08, 1907, FIRST EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texti "1 1 T - mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmvi wheal WWUIAU g&rawrou. HOFEfr BROS., j P"'0" GOOD 5SwwlSi5k)ii ntoanicN. dbvbw . GOVKRNMKNT. AND NO DBUMW"' . Tin: hook of life. Our llfo is liko a book; within Aro leaves of puro unsullied wnlto Whereon the record wo must writo Of ench hour's victory or sin. Many thero ho read the book, Dut fow will pauso to closely look Uotwoon tho lines. "What lies betweon tho line?" you ask; Tho hlddon story of tho heart; Of overy human llfo that part, Which, hold from cnroloss eyes. away, Is .yet tho mcaouro of tho man. Look then, and read whoro'cr you can Botwocn tho llncB. Wo mark, pcrchanco, a brother's sin, And say, "0, thou accursod of man Honccforth I'll shun theo whoro I can; My door thou shalt not step within." Wo road tho itory of his shamo, Nor stop to question' whoso tho blame, Uotwoon tho lines. Ilohlnd each act a motive lies; For each effect a causo miiBt bo; And, If wo would but stop to seo What caused our brother's shame, surprlso Might Htartlo us. Ah, thero Is ncod, Hoforo wo blamo, to pauso and road Uotwcen '.ho linos. Thus, oro wo daro to criticise Tho faults of others, great and small, 'Twas bottor that wo should recall Our JudEtnont, and direct our oyos To our own llfo-book, thoro to soo That no blurred, blotted mnrks thero bo' Uotwoon tho linos. i Far short of whnt wo all shoutd bo Must oneh ono fall; and yot, 'tis truo "fls not so much by what wo do, As what wo wished to do that wo Can best bo judfiod. In onoh life-book Aro found such writings only look Uotwoon tho lines. Bo lot us Btrlvo, a pagos turn, ' To road tit unwritten. All mankind To tliulr own faults aro strangely blind, Though" other'B fallings thoy dlsoorn. i Ah, well It Is, tho Ono nbovo Will over read with patient love. Uotwoon the lines. HQlootdl. . o 1 TUB OAFITAL .lOUIt.VAIi PIUK1HAM. In tho primaries last spring this paper oontondoil for u rerorm program no follews: 1, Hold nil nuti'Mitry jipproprlutloiiN ilomi to llio lum'nl limit. N wiuiUHlerliiK money on wtMiwe rlirkt.lilp mill lnvitlgntloin. No iii'iv riiiiiiiiliitlnim or IihtviimhI mtlurlcrt. Hupport rliolrt of pioplt for l H. Mnalor. AImiIIhIi nil liiitiimt normal school mill roiillito lo profuhnloiial unrk. I timet illrvit luxation Ian mid iiIhiIIkIi illmt Matt) tax, Cut nut iwry ilollar of graft In tlio Mitlo riuiHriit. n-hia nrnMtiii wmu tiitiui-lv iiMuilltxl by th maolilue nulltlelnns und linwiitnnoM. Uut that It was a Reed program Is preven by the faol that UHi legla latitro IH UAHHYINO IT INTO IIIMH(rr PAHTIALI.Y, Wherever n blow In struck fur reform on the abeve lint the lieopli applaud. Whore II U not lived up to tho peopb will condemn. NO ONH HAH ANV MONOPOLY OF HHFOHM PHINOIPLHS. It Is open to any member of tho legislature to do what Is rlulit. Uut It 1 eiidle hammering away that wears the ItanleiL stone. The Oapltal Journal proKrnnt Is owe the people are baek of. enemies, h.o has mado warm friends of nearly who havo had cases before him. mountains of Alaska Tho awful struggles for tho gold- aden nnltYt and tho courts brings out the cupidity and the ruth eu .greed oMium rossESSloX 0F come to HEAHTIIE HHUNT OF kvuh PHOFEHTY. nrnct.ced beforc Wlckersham, Tho bar of Oregon, mnny oi wnum uy .- aro almost a unit In requesting that he bo reapPS"Uful , the land of Honest and incorruptible Judges aro now too e qNlY bk. gold, ioo and snow. THE EXPLOITATION Oh ALASKi GUN ux. . . .,, tha Judge on m Tho President can make no mistake in '" t tn0 pince for bench and in turning down tho personal enemies wno unothor. il. I. n. 7. ASYLUM HEFOHM AND THE f'S' Tho determination of tho ways and means "c0 wing to tho state asylum for tho Insane is n ' BtJ hundrcd lnraatcti Thoro aro now herded in ono Institution nearly flUen n Q lT TW0 and another wing would SOON HE FILLED AM) MAKIM. THOUSAND. . . . . . ,w -,,nut Ono-thlrd tho The commitment laws should be cnu-" - Qt persons now committed as insane u-u.u -- , according to At least one-third of tno comraiin.uuvn ..- -y - INSANE the legal definition of the ,torm .Insane ' to tho counties Thoy BllOUia uo ibhuh uut i i.u " i.iifnMnns that unload them on tho state, or sent to pr vat o In tUon. An institution for tho wcak-mln eu neeu u. - CU1ATIVB AND asylum. Thoy nevor aro in otnor biuics. "- EDUCATIONAL. .... .,. .Miir,i number of Out of all proportion to tho population, uru w.. . persons now kept at tho state asylum for the ta- k ,n dc. This is tho fault of tho commitment law Thoa i wno volopmont from childhood SHOULD l1J;pIJ,IV,sov. MOHB THAX UOVS SHOULD HE 8I1 TO ,TI J", Can nnyono explain wny no gin '"'"", ,';.. v ;hould bo commlt Can any ono explain why a Person accused of InsanUy 8ho " tod as a burden upon tho stato until mai lu" B u ,a Tho stato far more needs a feeble minded Institute than another wing to Its Insano aBylum. Ilobort Wilson, a thlrtoon year old boy of Corvnllls, holds a perma nent Job of tologrnph oporator and station agent at Summit on tho C. & E. road. Tho son of Mr. MoMnhon, section foreman at Harisburg, mot with a Borlous nccldont Monday night. I Tim J 4iL A Boston schoolboy vraa weak and sickly. His arms were soft and fky. He didn't have a strong muscle U ki entire body. The physician who had atttttikj the family for thirty years prsscri Scotfs Emtitsion. N6W: To feel that boy's arm yon would think he was apprenticed to a blacksmith. ALL DRUQQISTSl BOo. AND QI.OO, 'giarJieQif iaaesasssessssesseseseeteeseaessstn DRY GOOD! BARGAINS -o A (UtIUT I'AdllMC HAHT LAWVHH. One day's wtirU by Dslnms. tlit foreuuwi orlmttinl lawyer of the l'aolfio coast, tins rovertiHl tho forluiiwi of Harry Thaw. Hveu the laborers In tho street ury out that the Jury must acquit Thaw (or taking vungMiioe Ul'ON TIIK SHDUCHH OF HIS WIFE. The provincialism of tho New York Invtyors was swopt nilde by tho ability of one of tho great lugul minds of tho Went. t Tho WtHit is full of inon who may uut bo the mutoh of n delmns or n MaKiiornny, f California, or a Heavy, of Nevada. Hut thoro aro more law) or of ability In tho West than In the Hast, horatift, a In all other human relation. THHHK 18 MOUE HOO.U TO KXl'AND. Like the generals and admirals in the Civil War, tho leadership final ly Gam f re u tlw Went, and It la Jiut as truo of the liar. llyforo the oasu l done with It will be found that ALL THE 1AW VK1IH N TIIK THAW Tlll.I WILL 1111 FOIMIOTTHN, with tho exoep Hon tit poutbly Jeroma. Hut Jeromo will be o overshadowcHl by the man from the Pacific coast that he wlU dwindle In perspeotlve every day of the trial. printed tueso THE 1UUTV THAW THLMh The Capital Journal must apntlKlse for mucin that U IhVi, In Itin iidwiitaiwin nliltnt Mix Vlinw iuiimIu- tinl HIJT WH VIKJI VOU IMll.NT IT AT ALL? ASKS SOME ONE. Hoaus It It a Br vat morel objntt lesson of the eorruul condition ot surety In our large qlttv. It I one Utile plmpl on the Ixnly pellllo that Ua ww to n head and urvKou uui Twenty-five Cents Per Day SPENT FOOLISH LV WILL AMOUNT IN TEN YEAHS TO NOTHING DEPOSITED IN OUU SAV INGS DEPAUTMENT IT WILL AMOUNT TO ALMOST A THOU. SAND DOLLAHS. OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT WITH I'S AND LET US HELP YOU SAVE. 1NTEHKST COMPOUNDED SEMI-ANNUALLY. o& villus ucaiiuicui Capital National Bank While coupling cara ho foil off tho train by mlsalng a Jump. Ho fell in u Tho Tcxaa Wonder. Cures all kidney, bladder and rheumatic troublo; sold by all drug gists, or two months' treatment by mall for II. Dr. E. W. Hall, 2926 Ollvo Btroct, St. Louis, Mo. 8ond for testimonials . Sold by Stono'a drug store. dw-lyr -a Wgctnblo Economics. All loft-ovors can bo used again. Cold potntooa can ronppoar In mnny shapoB now-warmed. Cold cabbage Is also successfully rcdlshod. Tho two combined with lntlmnto mlxturo and fried mnko colcnnnon, a vogotnblo with a new tnBto, suggostlvo of both potatoes and cnbbngo. A vegotnble out Into fnncy simper nmkos a garnish by no moans to bo loft out of a dish ot cold moat. Cnr Irota, turnips, pnrsnlps, whon operat ed noon by a cutter, will mnko tri angles, diamonds, crosses,, to bo ar ranged around th meal dish, and ontsn salad-wise. This is a good way of making use of a left-over Soda keeps vegetables green, but spoils the llavor. Hy boiling nit greens In well-suited water as fast a IKMtsthli) and keeping the lid ot tho saucepan off, the color will bo pi uxrveo. without aoda. If soda ho us 1 1 9o Outing Flannol, yard jj ion rtntlnf Finnnol. vard n Child's 2So Knit Waists, each Misses 2Eo Hose, pnlr Children's Heavy Cotton Hebo, 3 pairs for Lndlos' ?1. 00 wrappers each Ladles' $1.00 Union Suits, largo sizes, each Ladles' 75c Union-Suits, each $1.00 Dcdspronda each , Towollng, yard Corset Cover Embroideries, yard Wido Embroldorlos and Insortions yard Sco our goods at lc, 3c and 5c, big assortment. i iRostein & Greenbaum COMMERCIAL STREET asssf ssataMaataaasasag)Sft HI1IIIHM IIHIIIHfHHHlll 11 I I I I 1 1 M II 1 1 1 lll-H-H; THE COH. Ol'lt :: Phoenix Sulphur and Lime Liquid Spray THE STHONOKST, 1IKST AND CHEAP1WT SPit.VY ON MAHKET TESTED HY THE EXPEU1MENT STATION AT VALLIS HY PHOF. COHDLEY AND FOFND FHtST-CLASS. PHICliS AUE THE 1OWEST IN THE CITY. BLUE STEM WHEAT We liute a car of fanrr Illuo fitmii wiwl ii.v,. .t.,.1.,.. .... ....... ... t'..ul. I.. ....... rt'l.l.. t .i... .i . ..... . vii iih-iiiuhiuiii nun nv i inn Jilimi IUIS Of tIU1l( VWt Otu'KMl lions mill It will pay you to nocuro hoiiio of It, mul gvt fri'sli mhiI '' X for tho coming mnimhi. Wo aro nrnklng Ion jirlrr In onlcr to gt i ! t homo iwvr variety lun mid glvo tho fnriuor a chanrt to change to imco jour omcr mriy. na lliv largvht tart of rliango his mhhI. x too car in mIu. HUIE WING SANG 0 STOCK D. A. WHITE & SONS w ruauiKiiriAi. stheet. phovf mo MiiiHiiiiiiHuiiiiiiinnniiiiiiiiHiiniiw ilaHiMts that SUHltOUND OQiulac t whA It will be ait ettueailuu ta mllltoM of the vo u,N j uihus in uuuiii cirntH. It U a r4 tUs ( v.rnlMK of what the uatlon 1 vreauu uaov unrestrained passion. Tk demand of the nc U better fathers and wuthor. Iu seperfielal refem wrk HY OHUIKMIliS AND MOHAL HHFOltM AOI5NOM. Lt llue who parade pKysleal bnty or wrue (HMtetiallU learK tho leo thul there U m eare from reetKieelkitllU' fer slaalag. A.V 1IOX1LST JPDOK 1X)H AUVSKA. A SeUt ta Mik MM4e tf Ulereaeil mrtlee Ui rrevBt the rKvppa4t wMt f ImLm Wta4enM I Ue fHlrl Ueneh t Akika. JmJm WleVwaw hat v4 mty m tjert, a Hat NO HLKHISH. 1 U1H, HIS HHM14VH01 PHUSUNAW IIOXQU. While U jiHife, UV all HeiUvt uiot my Unvw wade seme bitter i STOVES ALL SIZES AND KINDS wj nt. t oi r -. f ww wHujjpcis oiuves irora .3.3U ap. Everything jQ hoosclsold goorfs at lowest prices. J. N. SHANTZ. Court st., Salem. NEW GOODS SALE AT BOTTOM PRICE All linrlc f Q;iL FmlimUort onrl I nCPi. aN l Dress Goods, Gents' and Ladies' furnishing Gwfcj Loais, Pants and Shoes; all kinds ot unaerwwi Blankets, umiTorts, nose; all kinds ot vcjw Maltulrv TVftntc VA mrafA im rt now ItM OT W Waists, Kimonas and Whke Underwear, Silk Prgj 7Bc Blanket, salo GOc 13,75 Wool Blanket J2.75 U.40 Comforts $1.00 18.50 Ovorcoat, salo $6.50 $3.76 Wool Pants $3.65 $3.50 Raincoat , , $2.50 1.25 Sweater 7Gc $1.50 Wood Shirt $1.00 75c Shirt 50c Cotton goods Ec, 7e, IK 18c up. $1.50 Kimona Sale $3.50 Kimona, sale $1.40 Night Gown $5 Silk and Wool Wr?i $3.15 Skirt ....- $3.75 Waists $2.35 Umbrella ." 23c yard Laco . 75o yard Wool Goofc "1 Silk 25c, 30c. SSc" Chinese and Tananese Bt aA.r 1. e. r ot a xov-oart oireet a hlcarbonate of soda is better than washing soda. Potatoes when cooking should bo all one size or they cook unequally In selecting bolllnir notntni n nmn. er sort for the purpose must bo se cured, as some will not boll well, but turn elay-Hke Instead ot mealy. Old jKtatas wust bo cooked slow ly la a good deal of water, but new onea are boiled qulgkly, and put in already boiling water, qultd tho re verso of old potato cooking, If cabbage sl" fj bo put in tbo in, otherwlso thej 7J w'aon the leaves " PILES CURED IN J PAZO OISTSK - to cure any uJZ Bleeding or Protra '14 daya or money M&1. W I 1 1 TT)TTOi i'TlrjKMil t.). . .'' . . j . 1 1 is. juu -. - m i. u Brai t7 ntwy ,sLjfcAla. wffBf Tiilff 1 . u x V .- & h " " t'.