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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, 8AId4f, OREGON, MONDAY, ATOIL 8. 1007.
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HOFER BROS., PM" Proprietors
THK JOUHNAL STANDS FOR PROGRESS, DEVELOPMENT,
GOVERNMENT. AND NO DEQRADKD LABOR.
GOOD
ALL TREAD DIFFERENT PATHS.
Hot what ho does, but what ho strives to do
Should bo the rule by, which to Judgo tho man;
Glvo credit for his efforts, brnvo and truo
Full prateo and rank for doing all ho can.
Blamo not tho bulldor of tho fated ship,
'Should helmsman lot hor run upon tho rocks
Tho hoiiHo may not bo wrong, though tlmbcrB slip
And tromblo at tho earthquako's awful Bhook.
Wo cannot Judgo tho works of man or Ood;
Each man treads paths no othor man o'er trod.
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RAIDROADS ARE NEEDED IN OREGON.
Thoro ,1s nothing Oregon needs Bo much as railroads.
Whllo tho railroad commission can holp out in bo mo matters, affecting
tho shippers, NEW LINES ARE WORSE NEEDED THAN SPECIAL
RATES.
Tho prosont rates arc all voluntary, and Oregon haB fairly good rates I
on freight and pnsHongor business.
Tho rnllrond commission can ntnnd as a bulwark ngaltiRt ANY UN
3U3ASONAIILE ADVANCE IN RATES.
In addition to this tho railroad commission should uso all Its powers
and iniluonco to secure tho construction of now railroads.
Increased population, and moro railroads ARE THE TWO THINGS
OREGON MOST NEEDS.
If tho Oregon rnllrond commission enn sccuro tho construction of 1000
miles of now track in tho noxt two years It will havo rendered tho state
tho groatost sorvlco It can render.
IT SHOULD USE ALL ITS POWERS TO THAT END. Orogon should
3)0 tho ono stnto to Invito tho construction, of compotltivo systomu Into
lio interior of tho statu and direct to our great deep-sea harbors.
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INDU8TRIAL RESOURCES OF WISCONSIN.
Tho twolfth annual report of tho Wisconsin labor commissioner Is a
titrnngoJtoocumont.
It is untlrely dovoted to tho axploltatlon of tho rosourcos, Industrlca
AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR DUSINESS IN THAT STATE.
It is full of pictures, statistics, and descriptions of tho whole Btnto by
counties and towns, and looks llko n strong bid for immigration.
Wisconsin already hns mllllona of population, mainly forolgners, nnd
in nut satisfied but Is seeking for moro.
Is It not time tho stnto of Oregon dlroctcd Itu attontlou to USING
THE DEPARTMENTS OF THE STATE TO SECURE IMMIGRATION?
Tho Btnto buronu of Inbor stntlstlOB could woll direct its onorglos to
bring tho attontlou of tho world to our poerlOBs ruBourcoB and opportuni
ties for omploymont.
Qrogon Is supporting nu olaborato array of Institutions and depart
ments nnd commissions THAT SHOULD ALL HE DIRECTED TO UP
HOLDING TIIKWATE. I
Wo nro spending too much tlmu llgglng up nnoleut history nnd lotting
tho ilroolouB opportunities In tho living present go unemployed,
Thoro In a practical suggestion In tho report or theWlBcousln buronu
of labor statistics.
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THAT HELL TELEPHONE STOCK.
Thoro was a Unto when n business of moro than ordinary prosperity
"Was said to "pay llko a gold mlno."
NOW THE PHRASE HAS CHANGED.
Tho iltook of a particularly prosperous concern Is gald to bo "Another
Dell Talephono."
From this the profosidonnl promolor has learuod to take tho groat In
crcMitio In tho Dull Telephone atook as bait for tliQ small Invostor.
A olwtr altitothunt that an Inventor oan he suro of 0 per cunt, with n
uhanuo to imv his Nlook Increase with tho growth of the bualnete, IS NOT
18.NOUOII.
Tho promolor must dtolare that Ma parlloulnr Industrial enterprise or
luooroprnled Invention Iihh a chunce to do as woll as Hall Telephone,
"a iiuautlly of whoso stook bought fcr 1100 could now be sold for $100,
000." The Hiunll investor alioulU tee that this WAVING OF THE HULL
STOCK ItltFOItlt HIS HVH8 IS A THICK.
Ho elinuld bo willing to uooept tin luoreitMO of tenfold In a stook com
pany as a wonderful thing..
To Invest $100 In a safe eutorprlae nnd have It in live year he paying
0 por oent on $10,000 would be an luenmno of nu hundred fold, a thltic
that happens to mighty few man In a lifetime.
Hut the original Hall Telephone stook WltNT TO $titmo FOR HVHHV
ONE DOI.LAIt INVKSTHD.
To hold thU w a poeelhlllty In a doien new proportions In a year Is no
linrdslilp for the promotor an absurdity that any v publlo beoldee this
blessed ono of Amerluan people would rldloule,
Tho World's Works for April dUoueaea THIS HVPNOTI.ING OF THE
SMALL INVESTOR and auKRWits this:
"Whenever you happen to meet with a prflepeetHs In which UtU fact U
stnted, be suro that tho pro motor aro trying to make you think that
every $1 which jou put Into Its stock has a ohaaee to become $8000
Apply to the statement the simplest kind of mulllpllontloH AND SHE
WHERE IT la.NDS YOU. Just multiply the par value of the oompato'a
utook by 2000. In thi on.e of n oonoeru with a capital stock of $1,000.
000. It means that this atuok may bo worth $5,009,000,000. Then remem
bur that m Industrial oompauy should earn from B per oeut to 10 per
omit on Its market value, and you wilt see that the earnings would have
to amount to, IN THIS INSTANCE, NHAHLY $'JO0,00O,0)0 IIHPOHH
THU CIuMM COP LI) HE MADII GOOD."
A recent pimmmkim eoHtalaed theee very persuaalre argumenla to the
munll luveetor In the shape of quentlumi :
"Why let your money lie In tho auvlng bank, wkloh pHys you only 2
por oeut. while the banker make from 6 iter oent to 10 per oeut out of
HT
WHY mV HONDS THAT OIVK YOU ONLY I PHIt CUNT, WHILE
Tllll MHN WHO OIIP YOUR MONEY MAKll tut PHU OIINT OUT OF
IT
"Wh) ho get a euro T per oeut with tie, with a ood ottRHoe to make
over 0 per elt"
TUm World's Works SHgiteetit Urn as proper anawnre therete:
"Hecue the law of my state satsHrd the money I put In the sav-
Iha usak, liiveetljgatee that bank at Intervale to look out for my later
U. mhU preeertbee ltXACTLY WHAT THE IIAXK CAN AND CANNOT
1H) WITH MY MONIIY,
"I buy bonds because. If I select them oareliilly. the) are as safe as the
savin k bank, and they are drawn as legal instruments and safeguarded
by iu full power of the law.
"I do Hot buy your stunk, beoause the guarantee, no-sailed, Is no good
UNLESS YOUR COMPANY SHOULD TURN OUT 'IX) llli GOOD. A
guarantee Is only ueeded when tho company fulls, and your falluro would
tloetray the uuarauteo Itself Immediately. The law doe not safeguard mo
In such a speculation, beeause It is rarely a business venture. With you
I should be a blind partner, exposed to your dishonesty, to your risk,
-with no redroas In case ot falluro. THE RECORD OF INDUSTRIAL
OOMPANllft IS AGAINST YOU."
Stock la woll mangod country banks li the beet Investment la the world
today au lvotwt that will let you kIwp atihti.
WILL EXTEND TO THE COAST.
Gri-lliigcr to Find Terminus nt New
port or Sllctz liny for Falls
City Road.
Portland special: Extension of
tho Salem Falla City & Western
railroad to' tho son, finding a termi
nus either at Nowpoit or on Slletz
bay is announced by President Ger
linger. Tho road now ends a fow
in I lbs west of Falls City, on tho cast
side of tho Coast range. Surveys
havo been completed by which an
easy routo bus been found across
tho mountains and down Into the Sl
letz basin.
Work Is to bogln within a short
time on construction of tho road
westward. It 1b planned to lay rails
during tho coming summer to a point
whoro a funnel will bo bored through
tho summit of tho mountains. A
grndo of 2 Mi per cont has been se
cured by engineers in running the
preliminary lino across tho moun
tains. t
Engineers report nn ndvorso grndo
of 1 por cent for train c from tho Sl
letz bnsln oastward Dy means ot a
tunnol through tho range, an alter
nato routo ovor tho mountains can bo
obtained, making a saving of 15
miles botween Falls City and tho
Slletz country.
"A good routo has boon Bccurcd,"
Bald President Gorllngor, "and soma
of tho now mllcngo will bo built dur
ing tho coming summor. I cannot
Bay Just how much will bo construct
ed tills Benson."
To tnp a Inrgo tlmbor bolt is, ot
courso, tho principal object of tho ex
tension of tho lino. Tho Slletz coun
try Is immensely rich In fir timber.
Tho qunltty ot tho wood Is said to bo
unsurpassed by any stnndlng body
of tlmbor on tho coast.
After tho tlmbor Is elenred off, tho
Sllotz country will bo adapted to
dairying, and will doubtless provo as
woll suited for tho purposes as tho
colobratod Tillamook district. Tho
Sllotz basin Is now iBolatod, and ltd
grontost need Is transportation facilities.
Why
Havo a torpid liver whon Horblno,
tho only liver rogulntor will holp
you? Thoro 1b no reason why you
Bhould Buffer from Dyspepsia, Con
stlpntion, Chills nnd Fover or any
liver complaints, whon Horblno will
ouro you, F. C. Wnlto, Wostvillo,
Fm., writes. "I was sick for a month
with chills nnd fover, and attor tak
ing two bottles of Horblno am .well
nnd honlthy." Sold by D. J. Fry.
HOMELESS GIRL CARED FOR.
Vina Wilder Ih SuvcmI from Destitu
tion and Sent to Her Home.
Saoramento Dee, April C: Mies
Vina Wilder, a 10-year-old girl, loft
Snornmento yesterday for Orogon In
u decidedly happy framo ot mind,
and why Matron Pholps, of tho olty
receiving hospital Bhould bo standing
on thu dopot platform waving her
hnudkorohlof nt her with toars lu hor
oyee was not a matter of spooula
tlon among the many who know her
about the depot.
Vina Wilder, through the kind
uuee of Matron Pholpe. had boen
kept from want, poselbly direst pov
erty, mid onabltd to (lad her home.
She on me hero several days ago from
a little village In Tttuneeeee, strand
ed. She was penutleae, her clothes
wont out, and she presented a piti
ful sight.
The girl told a truthful story ot
her expensive trip here, how sho was
delayed by tho floods until she spout
her last oent. Mrs. lUielpa took her
word for It and took her In her own
home, clothed her and gave her
money uatll she reaolved a ticket and
word yeetorday from her brothers at
Myrtle Creek, Oregon.
Mr. Phelpe learned to love tho
girl while she was a benaficlnt-v nt
her home, and anys she Is poeltlve !
her kladniea.to the girl has been sin
oerely appreciated.
LINN COUNTY.
Ed. Spiers has bought tho Wig
worn livery stable and Peto Anderson
the feed Bhcd at Albany. Both arc
good mon In their lino of business.
Th Albany drill team of Ladlei
Maccabees took firBt prlzo at the
stnto convention.
F. C. Aldrlch has sold his farm of
220 acres a fow miles southeast of j
Lebanon to Mr. Flux, who camo here
n short time Blnco from Ohio. Con
sideration, $17 per aero.
Prof. J. D. Leatherman has finish
ed a successful term ot hcuooI at Fir
Grove.
Jack Matthews, of Snlem, has boon
doing a lot of grafting at Oak Grove.
Sol Llndloy, of Lebanon, tho gar
donor who gonorally haB tho first
strawberries In tho market, who
rnlses everything In sight in bit;
quantities, hns just paid $150 nn
aero for 11 ncros adjoining his gar
dens on tho Snntlam noar Lebanon.
Tho seml-nnnual report of thj
county treasurer, James Elklns,
showB tho receipts for six months to
havo boon $218.15,0.50. Paid out
$115,057.05. Balance on hand,
$132,198.54.
At Brownsvlllo tho oulolnl count
mado Thursday shows the olection of
tho follewing: J. D. Irvine, mayor
Goo. Crumo, recorder; A. W. Stand
Ish, marshal; G. W. Drlnkard, coun
cilman first ward; Joo Hume, coun
cilman second wnrd; J. B. IIowo,
nnd W. K. Wlnstend, councllmon
third ward.
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Don't Put Olt
For tomorrow what you can do to
day. If you put off buying a bottle
ot Ballard's Snow Llnlmont, whon
that pain comes you won' havo any,
buy a bottlo today. (A posltlvo curj
for nhoumntlsni, Burns, Cuts,
Sprains, Contracted Muscles, etc. T.
S. Graham, Pralrlo Grove, Ark.,
wrltes: "I wl3h to thank you for
tho good results I rccolvcd from
Snow Liniment. It positively cured
mo of Rboumntism attor others had
fallod." Sold by D. J. Fry.
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POLK COUNTY.
Tho now First Stnto Bank of Inde
pondonco Is doing a growing bust-
11088.
Thoro is prospect of sovcrnl now
buildings going up nt Indopbndonco
this soason.
Tho buslnoss mon of Indopondoncj
nro going to tnko up tho proposition
of oatnbllshlng a fruit cannory thoro.
Tho cnunory Idea has been ndvan
cod tlmo mid again and othor towns
lu tho valloy havo tnkon up tho prop
osition and will havo cannorlos In
operation this season to tako care
of tho coming crop. Whllo it is not
prnctlcablo for all towns to have
cannerloe, perhaps this Is an ontor
prUe lu which Independence could
engage with profit and general bono
(It to tho community, nnd It Is high
tlmo a start was mndo In this lino by
tho wideawake oltlzons with an oyo
to buslnoee.
Tho Oregon Agriculturalist has
this to say: Thoro Is a vory simply
constructed little ennnory nonr Leba
non, Oregon, whleh hns alroady ac
quired a high reputation locally for
the superior quality or Its product.
Although without the appliances us
ually considered ossentlnl to tho
making of first class canned corn,
the corn from thle cannery Is of the
best quality. The cannery modestly
attrlbutee excellence to the Intrinsic
quality of the sweet corn growu In
the vicinity of Lebanon. There Is
tun oil land in the Snutinm valley near
Lebanon wlholi Is well ndnpted to
tho raising of sweet corn and It la
uot Improbable that a large oannlnu
Industry may In tlmo bo based upon
this fart Our comparatively cool
summers, like those of Mnino, aro
suited to the production of sweet
corn of high quality.
That Tired Feeling
That oumea to you ovary spring is n
sign that your blood it wanting in
vitality, ut as pimple ami otlmr orun
tloiu aro tdgiu that your blood U im
pure. One ot tho great faeu ot oxperionco
and obMMvatieu la Unit Hood's Sana
narllla always riuoee That Tired Feel
ing, giwe now life, new courage,
strength and animation; olttaiuea the
blood, clears the complexion, build up
tho whole systom.
ThU U ono ot the reason y Ilood'd
eariaparllla la the Best Spring Medicine.
Accept no aub&tituto tor
Hood's Sarsaparilla
liuUt oa having Hood's. Gt (t today,
lu liquid or tablet form. 100 Doeoa $1,
ir
F you have idle
money on hand that
Is not earning yoo any
thing, deposit It in oar
Savings Department. It
will earn Interest amd be
subject to . withdrawal
when needed.
Savings Department
Capital National Baak
Inthlanln- t "!
up with tho BuWrloe.M
iwer of wom... t"?wfnitti
up with tho march oK?1"5!',
5tmCandt?a?orMj
cal system U far IffifrHw!
our fntnamotheraftw?1!
used In modlcInTxhfe
roota. and herbs U SH !
anadUeaao, and their taS?
root and herbs wu TTel
than that of women tSL"
It was in this tn4r''
herbs that Lydla i 'ft'S
Lynn, MwdlJ1?. at
MRS. C.E . F I N K any combination offiS
I irrlSa P DJntrfiatn'c Fatrex4-nldn r
Is an honest, tried and truo remedy of unque8tIonablathr.nVT
Thismedtolno mado from native roots and herbs conUn.pe,1ni,.
orother harmful drugs and today holds tho record for tn6hr?n,
of actual cures of femalo diseases of any medicine the wntu i
known, and thousands of voluntary testimonials are m ii i
laboratory
iura
wish
rs. C. E. Fink, of Carnegie, Pa., wrItcs:-Dear Mr. Wnwf'
nverv sufferlncr woman would talcn r.vdln is iii.t .K4a-"I
Compound and write to you for advice. It has done me a wori? i
and what it has accomplished for me I know it will do foroS
When women aro troubled with Irregularities, DUplacemMtfm
atlon, Inflammation, Backacho, Nervous Prostration, ther,1 u
member thero Is ono tried and truo remedy, Lydla E. PinlcW' v "
tablo Compound. te.
Mrs. Plnkham's Standing Invitation to Wotm-
Wnmon sufferlnirrfrora any form of femalo wnnUn... . i,r
wrlto Mrs. Plnkham, at Lynn, Mass. Out of her vast volum !
v , rf rf o mucipjMret
Night Hides in Kentucky.
Hopkinsvlllo, April 8. Tho re
sumption of wholosalo plant destruc
tion through tho dark tobacco dis
trict of Kontucky and Tonnessco by
night riders has again thrown that
section Into a Btato of oxcltomont.
Tho night riders, acting always'
undor cover of tho darkness and in
a most stealthy mnnnor, havo recent
ly ruined dozons of plant-beds bo
longing to thoso farmers who havo
rofusod to Join tho Plantors' Protec
tive association, whllo In somo ln
Btnncos plant beds bolongtng to asso
ciation members havo also been de
vastated. . '
Last year tho dostructlon of plant
bods was accomplished by scrapping
tho beds with boos, but this tlmo tho
marauders used grass seed salt to ac
complish tholr end. Gross scoJ
gcrmlnnto much moro quickly and
grow fnstpr and moro Importantly
nnd luxuriantly than tobacco plants,
and booh chokon out tho plants, thus
destroying tho prospects for a crop.
Salt kills tho plants In short order.
In Tonncssbo a bill was recently
introduced boforo tho legislature
which makoa it a felony to dostroy
tobacco plant bods or otherwise In
torforo with a farmors growing crop.
Up to this tlmo tho worst that could
bp mndo out of a prosecution for such
acts Is a mlBdomonnor and tho bill
was introduced to glvo protection to
farmors who woro being mlstrontod.
In Kontucky It la also' a misdemeanor.
How It Spreads.
Tho first packago of Dr. Leon
hnrdt'a Horn-Hold that was put out
wont to a small town In Nebraska.
It cured a caso of Piles that was
consldorod hopoless.
Tho nows spread and tho demand
prompted Dr. J. S. Loouhardt, of
Lincoln, Nob., tho discoverer, to pro
paro It for gonornl uso. Now It la bo
ing sont to all parts of tho world,
It will euro any caso of Piles.
Sold for 1.00, with absolute guar
antee. Dr. Loonhardt Co., Niagara Falls,
N. Y., Proprietors. Sold by Dr. S. C
Stono. Snlom.
Tlioy Took the Candy.
Last Monday two Hugeno girls
went Into a confootlonory storo nnd
aaked for two-bits worth of candy.
It was handed thorn, whon thoy
threw down two old rusty bits thjy
had secured nnd loft tho Btore, re
marking "April fool." Ex.
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Bwi tU ) Ha Itod Ym Han ttwir BojU
Big niton
of
Ila Kind Y
L.j
Garden Seeds !
Wo havo a large stock ot
Gardon Seeds in bulk. Our
seeds aro all 1906 crop; no
carry-over.
S ONION SHTS.
Ask for small onion sets.
You get three times aa many
to tho pound.
F1KLD SF.EDS.
Fancy Bluestem Wheat,
Chovolln Barley, Oats, Corn.
Clovor, Alfalfa, Field Peas,
Land Piaster, etc.
Distributing agents for
Coulson's Egg Foods,
Coulson'a Chick Foods,
Coulaon'a Condition Powders.
Tho largest wholesale and
retail dealers In the city.
TILLSON & CO.
151 tCxh St.
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Send the Family
Washing To
and you'll nover bother vita :
it done at home again. Tlw
when every family could aot i
to send tho washing to i hi
but times havo changed-w,;
havo tho methods and prlcu. T
you can better afford to seal
family washing hero this Mt
Ask about our prlcei on f icily i
Ing, rough dry, or flntibed.
The Salem
Steam Laundry
Phono 25. 130-1M S. Lb J
A BEAUTIPUL ft
Send stamp for Partlcelaw i
Testimonials of the rmef
clears the Complexion, Rfaawl
Imperfections, Makes Xcw W
Improves tho Health. II jm I
BEAUTYSKtN
beneficial results are gttuwfcd
money refunded.
CHICHKSTi:it ClIKMlOLI
Madison l'lnw, NubuM?'
CAPITAL COMMISSION
267 ComnicfcWSL
Phone 179
Cash Purchasers
Poultry,
Eggs, and
All Farm Pr(
Salem Fence ff
Headquarter for om
Froda.
Hop Wire, - ""ka,
Netting, Picket, Oat SlW-
P. & B. Iieaoy -
ti lowest art1
Walter Moritf
250 Court 51.
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