DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, PRECOX. TUESDAY, LRC1I 12, 1007.
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You catch cold easily or become run
down because of the after effects of malaria,
Strengthen yourself withce'
Zmtitsion.
It builds new blood and tones up your nervous
PleXtt' ... nnimofeTSl GOc. AND $1.00.
iQQ8Q"8,40,,9,,0MM8,,C,0M80,81
500
000 GRAIN SACKS
tcir!iiti(n Tnkcs
nnd I
!ylng I" """'"
r"L,t nn.l Hi-Bin
Tbtcur ru,w .......
.. , 10 Unit n. mll-
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ma bags were pur. --
" b.rtB Wheat Growers' ,Asao-
will be Hiiiiiu"-""
PEOPLE
AND THE
DOCTORS
It lins boon rosorved for our time
n rnninvo innnv views front tho
Lr tho farmers of thli and Mor- roai,u or ignorance, unccrtninty,nnd
Mnntiw. Tne nrlce ' doubt, and to pluce thorn on a unsis
f ' ..ilmin Mini .. . . . -. i
of Knowledge, cortatniy, niiu oxp-
mcntnl proof. The fnr ronchlng re
sults of tho work of tho Vlrchows,
T.n..... .l.r. termite, ftllfl nHinrrt
it IS verj " I'iiBiuuiD, inu .uv..o, ......
.i.. ,1... urtnn nnlil . .. ..., i .. nii .
IjmJI, hOWCVCr, limi t'"- "vw SIIOUIU UO BUIIICll'lll. uuvu ui ii v"
lu moro than nine im ' cnn n Halt to nil mo interna oujec-
i jj renuitii'u. " - iions oi inu wuuk-iiuuuuu, ibv'".
to vera manufactnreu m ""
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and
' ?! - '.ho nrm of whom they
-!.... j has not been glvon
fit thoso Inn rested say that
j..i i verv sausuK-w.
and Belf-sntlsflcd who pormlt thorn
solves to remain In a stato of con-
TM order for the purchnso was llnucti drowsiness, allowing guoss
... . mpettnu called for that ...np,. ... tnun i10 nlnco of oxnet in-
Lose by President Scott, contracts V09tgation. .At Inst tho public has
r the 500.000 bags having boon nwaj0ne,i to tho necosslty of nc
ptd up. Immediately nftor la8t jnowlodglng that exact sclonco Is
ttsrdar meeting. C. C. Pattorson, ' moro tlun n i,0bby. Whon tho fam
' UArmv countv. wrote over to se- .... B(nniiR t tho crnvo of a rolatlvo
: permission for the farmors of , wj,0 hna 8UCCumbed to n condition
it county to come In on tho propo- W,cu could hnvo boon provontcd, or
ion, and contracts wero sont him wllcu coui(i imvo boon mot buccobs-
ffttorn mall. As a result 120)000 ful, aa lma boon ,,roVon by dlfforont
- I liri.nn
hie the jnianu ftinpire whuhl
wrs Association incorpoiuiuu
Lithe articles therefor are now bo
lt Drnarcd by Judge S. A. Lowell.
till wi.l make tho organization n
lal Institution, nnd give It greater
l.Ttri than It now has In Its unln
fcrporated form
I The group of farmers which com
ae this organization seem to bo
r much In earnest, nnd they nro
Kited with tho Idea that If thoy
lis! together they will not only bo
li!e to securo their grain bngs at a
enable price, but that they will
the mi ks orderetl yesterday will nc.ion in the solfsnmo condition In
wat to Morrow county. ' ntinr noonlo. n new Kloa takos pos
it his also been finally decided to , BOgslon 0f thorn.
I I Bhould like, however, to consider
tho situation from n moro general
point of view. Tho great "organism
of mankind, nnd similarly that of n
nation, hns its activities subdivided
for successful work. In prehistoric
times tho cliff dwellers mny have ex
changed with his neighbor fruit for
tho moat of nu animal. Today tho
Chlncso mny exchnngo his ten for tho
nlnntrlc llcht of an EdUon. Such n
transaction involves a numbor of
systems tho mall, transportation,
tho bank, and kindred institutions.
- i "." - '--J i neso BysiuuiB miu u.unj.. -
i bl to command a better price B,IPi. macnltudo that tho individual
Nr their wheal. nnaiiv fnrirota thnt they nro not of
any lmportnnco In themselves but
ImalcrV AnM)clniIon ConveitcH. only ns constituents of a vast num-
nttibnrg. March IS. Tho fourth r of systems tho voluo of which
ul convention of the American 'consists only in their ability to cam
mikers nsgoclatlori imo to- out succossiuuy wmu i mu -
ihr in this city today for a sos- thon1' . , ...
luting until and Including tho noo wno concuru miu.....- -
t.s Tt, ., ... . tho natural scloncos occupy jubi sum
-. iv VUIIIVUIIUII IS IUIIIIIUBCU . -,
I the leading good road advocates 8,t,on n8 ol'O"0"19 , a,f,fom'
IroBjhout the Tnlteil Stntos. Jas especially tho medical with fill Its al-
lied urnncnos. i nesu ru ui . i.i i.
In tho groat machinery. Viewed from
this standpoint wo nt onco enn define
moro clearly tho position of tho gen
oral population to thoso whom they
hold rosponslblo for tholr wolfnro in
hoalth and disease. Wo cannot fall
to bco that tho gonornl population is
each state should insist upon tho best
possible training of physicians. It
should see to It that the principles
of correct living nro made known to
every Individual In tho state so far
as this can bo done. Ono of tho de
mands of modern times, proper hos
pital accommodations, oven a. small
community can afford to enjoy. I
should like to remind thoso inter
ested in theso ouoetlon nnd every
body should be lntoreated that ex
penditures for proper institutions
aro not contributions to luxury but
dostlned to strongthen tho orgnnlsm
of tho nation; furthermore that tho
ittliUc must not expect good work
when It refuses the men nnd the ma
terial for such work; nnd, lastly tho
American pooplo should oronto and
manngo propor InatitutonB for tho
general welfare, instead of waiting
for tho holp of Individuals and de
pending upon tho snme. Thoro is
amplo opportunity for charity for
other pttrposos.
Tho beginning which has been
mntlo toward tho moro gonornl ap
plication of woll known facts, wo
hope, may onnble our succossora to
call tho twontloth contury tho cen
tury of hyglono. Tho groat nctlvlty
of nil civilized nations In lighting
tuberculosis Is significant, and not
loss so is tho boglnning of tho cru-
sndo ngalnst tho soclnl ovll diseases.
The trnnsmlsslon of mnlnrln and yel
low fever hns been detected In our
time. Tho dust quostlon is begin
ning to become prominent. Tho recr
ognltion of tho fact thnt many dls
onsos can bo provontod with certain
ty has brought nbout n ehnngo of
tho view concerning tho responsibil
ity of tho community toward its
mombors. Tho numbor of tho under
lying principles In sulllclontly largo
and tholr natttro Is amply satisfac
tory to guarantee tho grontost hy
glonls progross of tho human rnco in
its history if they nro used os a bnsls
for practlcnl work.
May it be remembered thnt sup
port of publtc Institutions for tho
general wolfare Is not n contribution
but nn invostmont tho returns of
which are certain, nnd thoy benefit
evovybody without any exception,
o
Might Kml In Slow Trains.
New Yorkr March 12. Sovorat
passenger agents of tho New York
Contrnl lines nt an Informal confer
ence talked chiefly of tho possibility
of finding aomo wny by which fast
through trains to tho woet on which
nn extra fare Is charged can be run
If the two-cent n mile movement
spreads. No ana could nrrlvo nt nny
devise for getting around tho propo
sition If Illinois, Michigan und Now
York ever adopt the two-cent rnto
and It was the gonornl opinion thnt
if pnssenger rntos busting koops up
thore will not bo anything leaving
Now York for tho middle stntos ox
copt slow trains. "So long ns Now
York state loaves paseongor rates
alone," said ono of tho pnssongor
ngonts, "wo can find somo wny of
tncktng on tho oxtra fnro ovon if tho
man who pays it dooa travol most of
tho way through a country whore
thoro Is a two-cont rate. Thoro has
never been nny complaint from per
sons who use tho trains.' If thoy
wnnt to got a cross tho country fnst
or than thoy could go on nn ordinary
train they nro willing to pny for it."
o
Wntmsh Ciiiu'v'Ih Contract.
Now York. March 12. Tho enn-
collntlon of n contract for 2500 now
Bteol ears by tho WnbaBh railway has
act some knowing ones thinking.
Tho Wnbnsh olllclals will not go on
rocord themsolves nH to why thl
order was cancelled, It is understood
thnt It wns because- they could not
get tho cars when they wanted them
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Perfection
Sold on Merit
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JAftljierfiCc.
San Francisco
Tho Wnbnsh, llko othor roads, Is
crying for moro enrfl. Tho mills can
not run tho stuff for Bteel enra out
fast enough, nnd It la fair to assumo
that tho WabnBh did Just what tho
prosldcnt of tho Ponnsylvnnln hns
threntonod to do cancel oruors for
cars in tho Pittsburg shops unloss it
enn bo Bhown that tho carB can be
furnlshod In boiuo kind of tlmo. Thnt
Is ronaoitnlilo. It Btnnds to renaon
thnt If tho Wnbnalt had ordoia In for
2500 enrs nnd those orders wore
moving up tho lino to where they
OLD
TRUSTY
irvcu-
BATORS
The Incubator thnt nlways soils
Must he a ronBon why ovory
body bus. It Is tho simplici
ty of tho rogulntor; tho oaso
with which thoy nro operated;
they burn loss oil than nny oth
or mnchlno of tho sntno alao.
Your neighbor ItnB one nnd
will toll you thnt thoy nro good
and that you had hotter buy
one. Homomnor it is uio onrty
chicken that payB tho big uvou.
ey. UKT OXH NOW.
free Test
You hnvo sixty days to tost
thorn; longer If you wnnt tt.
Wo hnvo confidence In tho ma
chine or wo would not solt U
on thoso forms.
D. A. WHITE & SONS
WliolOstulo mid Hetnll I'ccd
men nnd Koorinicn.
Poultry and Hoc Kuppllcft.
!i.15 Commercial St. Phono 10
W.
I
could bo lllled shortly It would no.
bud policy to cancel ordora bocnuRO
stool cars nro nenrly ns good nB golu
boudu, whllo being sonrcer.
Society Night-
At tho Auditorium lHnk tonight
from 10 to 12:30. Kvory ltoco ot
mtiBlc will bo for couples only. Sa
lem Military Hand will furnish mu
lo Kver.vhody welcome. Admls-
'bIou 10c Bkntea 2rc.
i Donald, president of tho Amorl
Cood Roads association, pro-
w ii opening session, which wns
"r larsly attmdiHl. Tho south
lUkcn great Intermit In this con-
rWsn Slid has K. nt snma nt lia1
etprartlal mni here to partlcl-
Wttln the t1-li ns anil dlBrirBHlnnn
ftwei"-Tn f-'V rtiko are. largely
ateJ Mt-hiRan. Wisconsin,
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from tho medical profession the
provention of dlsoaBc, tho ouro of
nffections. when possible, and all
thoso contributions which nro necos-
sary for tho host auninnuit mu u
tho raco. for othor wiso tho object oi
life moro or Joss Is mlasod. Tho cor
rect Intorprotntion of. tho natural
phenomena for tho bonoflt of the
human rnco requires a detailed, pro-
tnncod. nnd painstaking effort uy
pooplo prepared to bo nblo to under
take 4hoso studios. It Invoivoa prac
tical nnollcatlon of tho principles
found and places woll flttod out for
.that purpose. A nvo mousanu mui
i power englno cannot bo constructed
by the village blacksmith in hla snop.
ti, nmnnr wnrktm! ulflco and men
aro needed to meet demands of simi
lar character In any field of human
activity.
In viewing tho magnltudo of tno
population in general to matters
pertaining to their weltaro una
health we still nro confronted, bow-
ever, with a sad prooi 01 iac
knowledge and Its only exceptional
nnnrcelatlon ot its duty. Tho Wei
meant contribution of individuals to
Instlutlons ot general usefulness
unmntlmna create In me a HttlO feel-
InK of regret 1 admit that wo Bhould
appreciate tho private gifts to mo
nroncr medical and kindred Institu
tions Inasmuch as tho spirit of tho
contributor Js concerned and tno
purpose achieved. The almost In
numerable benefits to the population
as a -whole and to Its single constitu
ents which accruo from tbo propor ac
tion toward medical Institutions aro
so obvious that I need not dwell upon
them. Each locality should have the
bet possible accommodations for the
study and ntl of saedldae, and
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Franquette Walnut Grove
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YOU ASK ME TO CUVK YOU A HICPOJtT OV THK f.NOlIKARIi OF MY
FHANQUETTK WALNUT THKK8 SINCK T1IKY IlKdAN TO I1KAH.
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WHEN 1 YEAH8 OLD, lOOiJ n- "H
VilKS O YEAltS OLD, 100 '00 !',w
WHEK O YKAItS OLD, 1001 .000 !'
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WHEN 8 YEA1I8 OLD, 1000 ttl,8M LUS
THK OUT.PUT H18 PHAOTICALLY DOUIlIiKII KVEHY YEAH SINCE
THE THEIOH CAME INTO HKAIUNO.
MU8. K. M. VHOOMAN,
WALNUTMEHE
SANTA ItOSA, CALIF.
NOV. 2a, '00.
THIS GUOVE CONTAINS M AOHK8 AND 18 PLANTKD WITH 1,000
KIIWT GKNKKATION OHAITED FltANQUETTE WALNUT TltKKH.
AKTEH FILL1NO ALL ORDKnS TO DATJ& WE STILL HAVE A
FKW TKEK8 OF THE VHOOMAN 8THA1N FHANQUHTTE WAIiNUTB.
TUIWK ARE ONE-YEAR, BBOOND OKNKRATION FKOM lOOff CHOP
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NUTS OVHU SlOO.Oe PER ACRE, THE 8TH YEAR FROM PLANT
INO. Tins IS THE VAKIsTTY TKAT IS DESTINED TO MAKE THE
WHiLAHOTTK VALLEY FAMOUS AS A "WALNUT 8HOTION. OU1'
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