Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, April 13, 1907, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text.Jtf 2 DAILY CAP! TAh .lOUHXAI flAlEM. ORIMON. SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1007. 3HOFER BROS., Pawners and Proprietors . E. HOKER, Editor. A. P. HOFEH, Manager. THE JOURNAL STANDS FOR PROGRESS, DEVELOPMENT, GOVERNMENT. AND NO DEGRADED LABOR. GOOD AN ESTIMATE OE HAHHIMAN. (Editor Hurley In tho Oragon Oriano.) ' It is often thought thnl tho words of a rlali man are Infallaule whon considering mpney mattors. - IS IT TRUE? Dccnuso a man has tnkon opportunity by tho forelock and pushed forward along cortnln linos which have bean aaslly soen,' and become rich DOES IT J'OLIXNV HE IS IXKALLAHLE. Chance has inado these man what thoy are to a grontor or lossor do grco. Wo say they catno from tho ranks; n poor man com 911 to bo president of tho United Slates; a poor boy bocomos In tlmo a groa( railroad mag nate; a lad rnlsod on a ton aero farm comas to bo a bulldor of a groat city and thus his namo becomes a by-word. Dy personal offort Ihoso men ovoroamo tholr surroundings but fate nliio played Its hnud. t , E. If. Ifnrrlman becamo a railroad mngnato of groat powor by soolng tho effect of combining railroads, rind Increasing tho amount of stock so thnt.lt would barely pay Its dlvldondH, and USING THE SURPLUS MON EY TO HUY OTHER ROADS. A man of his ability would bo presumod to boo tho hand of fate and propnro to moot It, but In plnco of that In his ohnrgos against Prosldont Jtoosovolt ho has committed an orror which is liable to forco him down ffrom his loading plnco In financial clrolos. EVERY MAN WHOtlH AN ORGANIZER IS DEPENDENT ON SCORES 1)V OTHER MEN and whon ovor tholr conlldonco In him Is doetroyod his 7OHltlon Is soon filled by othors wlio are rondy and willing to take his "plnco. This is tho caso tho world ovor nud tho biggor tho ninn tho moro mo , mentions tho drop whon tho platform is romovod. NORRIS & HOWE'S COMING. Annual Tour Will Celebrate Twen ticUi Year of Partnership Souvenirs Given.' -0- TRE INKAMYOE HKTHAYEI) CONFIDENCE. Tho Portland Tologrnm, In a spasm of moral uprlghteousnoss, says .HMbi ' ' 'Stonographer Hill, tho young man who sold n transcript of his notos of the famous Hnrrlnmii letter, Is guilty of a oontomtlblo offonso which 1b hold to bo criminal. Ho has boon nrrosled, and thoro Ib the tpromlso of vigorous prosecution. As tho enso Btnnds thoro Is reasonable "probability that Hill may laud in tho ponltontlary. At nil ovonts ho will lie hold In tutor public contompt HE WILL HE REGARDED AS A LOWER GRADE OF CRIMINAL than tho common thief." Wo henrtlly ondorso th.o sontlinontH of tho Tologrnm. 'A stenographor or prlvoto secretary who hires out to convict nn om ployor IS A CRIMINAL. An employe who enjoys a trusted, confidential ruHntlon, nud thon bo- trays tho omployor whoso broad and butter ho has oaton IS TOO LOW TO HE CLASSED WITH CRIMINALS. What hocomoe of persons llko Robertson, who betrayed Senntot Mitchell's cotiildonco, or sovoral who at present nro betraying Congross man Hermann? TIIEV DISAPPEAR IN AN OIILIVION OF DESIJRVKD OHIilQUY AND CONTEMIT, Will tho Tologrnm extend Its eondomnntlqn to Uobortson, Rltton iliouso, ot ul., who hnvo boon tho main instruiuonts In tho prosooutlon of Mltohell and Hermann? IE IT UPHOLDS THOSE HHTKAYEHH Olf CONFIDENTIAL RELA TIONS, thon uvery bUBlueus ami profowilonul man bettor work lil own Jiiaehlno and copy his own lottery. - o .CHIVALROUS FRIENDS OF THE PEOPLE. It is numzlutc how chivalrous nro tho boasted friend or the people. Whwi it eomhliwtlon or predatory element propoea to lout the state treasury of over $(100,000 FOR higher EDUCATION. When there are hundreds of school districts In the stato that lmv never more than three to four months of the very noorttt oomnum isuhuols; When the farmer and taxpayers raise a hand to strike a blow In re iltftnnee tn organlue! Kraft ot predn'ory oMolallam; Then the boasted friends of the people, who live off the people, ALL TAKE THE SIDItS OF THE GEAFTINO COMIHNAT10N THAT ROUS It'll H TAXPAYERS. The great newspapers that xet their dully hrwd from the common people; The eUte politician that lleeoe the public for a llrlni and tell always how dearly thee' love the uwaeoe. Ivh the rather of the referendum takes bit stand with the Spoilers, Mild ey MY HIIAHT IS WITH YOU HIT MY HAND IS AGAINST YOU. Where la the boaatvd chivalry of tlm Kwhea and parasites that only want iht voice nf th pmiple to aviv thlr own name Tln farmiMs and taxpat'ia nnit rUht uloiio nud single-handed for any tniinli .it lofoiui that full fiom tho tuM.- or tholr Minuter. Tho woll known young showmen, Norrls & Howe, send nsaurancos to us from tholr Santa Cruz, wlnter quarters, that thoy will exhibit here In tho spring. The coming season! will witness many innovations and Improvements in tholr groater circus. It will murk tho twentieth year of their co-partnership and to fittingly colobrato tbo occasion, tho tour will bo known as "The Jubilee Souvonlr Season." Thoy nro having made to tholr order hundreds of thousands of costly and pretty souvenirs that will bo distributed free to tholr pa trons. It will bo tho first season that thoy will travel in three sections of fifteen enrs each making their circus train forty-five enrs in all. It is a fact that tho Norrls & Rowo cir cus has grown lnrgor and fastor than an other show In tho world. It wnj always a railroad circus and nover n wagon show as all othor Amorlcnn clrcusos woro at tholr inception. Tho parade this year will bo a gor geous pngonnt. Thoy will havo morn bnroback somorsault rldors, hot? malo and fomnlo than ovor botoro and moro gymnasts, acrobats, aerial and mld-alr acts, trained wild nnd domostlc animals, blcyclo nets, marching Shetland ponlos, drilled Arabian stallions, camels, drome- darioB, Llamas, hlppodromo races an J "nronlc fenturos of a sonntlonal naturo than thoy hnvo ovor presented be- ioro. Tho monngorlo has grown grbatly both by purchaso and numerous births nt tho winter quarto, A pnlr of tiny cub lions, four Siberian boar cubs and a baby tigross aro among tho nntlvo sons and daughters ot most intorost. Tho show has tho groatost spread of all now canvas that thoy havo ovor oxhlbltod under. This westorn circus has always ro colvod a cordlul wolcomo hero and tho coming sonson should prove no oxcoption. o placed. Mo3t manufacturers aro now quite as well booked ahead as they dosiro to bo, and tho conditions, so far as delivery 1b concerned, 'nro In all caso3 of a most unbinding descrip tion." . n ' ' Call for Bids. Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will bo received by tho City of Salem, Oregon, at tho offlco of tho city recorder, at tho city hall in said city, up to 8 o'clock p. m. on Mon day, April 22, 1907, for tho improve ment ot State stroot in the city of Salem, Oregon, from tho East line of Commercial street to tho west lino of Church street, in tho said city, by grading said portion of Stato street and paving tho samo with Warron'a Ditullthlc Waterproof Pavement, and to wldon tho sidewalks on a portlou of said street, in accordance with thy plans and specification now on fllo in the ofllco of tho city recorder. Ench bid must bo accompanied by a cortlflod check to tho value ot 10 por cont of tho amount of tho bid submitted, as a guarantee that the bidder will ontor Into a contract thoroln proscribed within 10 days aftor having recolvod notlco of the ncceptanco of his bid, said check to bo forfoltod to tho city of Salem In caso tho bidder falls to qualify and oxecuto tho contract. Tho city reserves tho right to ro Joct any or all bids. Finns and speci fications can bo scon at tho offlco of tho recorder nt tho city hall. By or do rof tho common council. W. A. MOORES, v City Recorder. Dato of first publication of this notlco, April 0, 1907. 4-9-10t. o , " &y?v& I .' jj ' t' - vfw "Pneumonia's Deadly Work Had bo seriously affoctod my right lung,!' writes Mrs. Fannlo Connor, ot Rurunl Routo 1, Georgetown, Tonn., "that I coughed continuously night nnd day and tho neighbors' prediction consumption Boomed lnovltablo, until my husband brought homo u bottlo of Dr. King's Now Dlgcovory, which in my enso proved to bo the only ronl cough euro nnd roatoror of wonk, soro lungs." Whon all othor routed los nttorly fall, you may still win in tho bnttlo against hint; und throat toubles with Now Discovery, the real 011 re. Guaranteed by 3. C. Perry, druggist. 50a nnd $1.00. Trial bottle free. Blood Humors Persistent Eczema Druggist Advised Proper Modlclno Another Complete Cure. It imkm i riideroiif how ucvoro or lng.s,itoil n caw of Util blood, humor, exaeuw or acrofuln may Ik1, IUnhI's S-itxitmnllu turw jllut tho enmo. It luu tho grvatoat ifcortl of Miy IiieiUoltk' oer uwd.. Uan rpcwlvwl Utu largt'Kt uuinbor of tuetinKUihiht lO.UthiintwuyMuv. It U Ihv uuo abuve all oUtet for jtui to Uko if you Ubetla thorough ly giKal umhIMimi for )our UlouU. BwMi Um htUrttint frwiti Mi. C. C. Haiku . a nU-uhiwu mmu numutactiirer, ol Otawtteitgu. RL WbMi 1 aiketl wjr duiior rltet Utat wmiitluu wa whlcfe vaitw umlrr my rtiit ear, aud witter m4 ntumnl k tut ioIhmu UMliurtil. h Mid II Wa a ImmI OMU Ot eetouui and ilui il wuuUI lake a le time t4 an li. Anulhf Ooctor Mid It was atHMt Uw mmt cm Im ever eaw. I lot lowed lltelr a4vku tor M uiuntlt. and MtU hi enuMMwt wwhW Mel heal. -0 day I atlad Uw draaaia ( U bad auytbtae: Im UaMieht would do tu komI. A Man Hiiys His Own. Arlington Recerd: Wnltor Wnde, tlio morchant of Olex, has a largo, flno mule, and was vory anxious to socitro n mnto for it, and offored a largo, substantial price. Ills mul.i was out In pasturo. Some of tho mis chievous "boys" caught him, trlmmod his mnno nnd tall, curried nnd brushod him nnd sllckod him up and thon rodo him Into Olex, nnd called on Mr. Wade, nnd Informod him that thoy had a mato for his mule, that thoy would soil him nt a fair prico. Mr. Wailo looked him ovor carefully and said ho was a good match for his mule, nnd bought him of tho "boys," paying tho prico agreed up on. Whon ho wont to turn him out to pasturo with his othor mulo ho found that It was gone, nnd in trnclng tip tho mnttor found that ho had bought his own mulo. In ordor to got his own monoy bnok tho boys woro troatod to about $20 worth ot line cigars. o Rheumatic Pains. I hnvo been n very groat surforor from the dreadful disease, rheuma tism, for a numbor ot years. I have tried many medicines but nevor got much roller from any of thorn until two years ago, when I bought a bot tle of Chamberlaiu's Pain Bnlm. I found rellof before I had used all ot one bottle, but kept on applying it nud soon felt llko a different wom an. Through my ndvlco many of my friends have tried It and can toll you how wonderfully It has worked. Mrs. Sarah A. Cole, 110 S. New St, Dover, Del. Chamberlain's Pain Hal hi is a ilulmont. The relief from pain which It affords is alone worth It makes rest Julln Ronuiine, in "Tlic Parson's naughtcr." TEACHERS' INSTITUTE AT WOODHURN SATURDAY Will Ho Flno Drho. The Improvement oh Thirteenth street Is progreeslns nicely and soon Yew Park will have one of the finest drives tn the city. Thirteenth street la to he graded from Leslie to tho eolith city limits which will make a road over a mile in length. The street U being plowed today betweeu Mission ami Waller and the work will be finished at the earliest date. i r. HAILEY. Hood's &artMNirllia,aml ndvld Out I bey Utre VhmUm, waUsh the rea)t, awl Im govwfttml BonirtilMgU'. There was twta deMad lmtruiwwt at Um mm! at Uut tlHw that aaoUMir Wottte etfaeled a eewpMe euro." U. r. ItaUM-, 1 K. UtHvarHty He MM It aaythlMg viuuid curv uw it naa'aveHue, Ctiawpalju, III. Hood's Sarsaparilla Will coinmeo nnd euro whoro givon i fair trial. Buy u bottlo today. HtoraatabS aw RikhI' ainaparUU In !) I Bold r all dranttta or et proatptty br ' " iw ,Uav Jdf Atiiattr I wUl un mmU et wrlca tr (X I. M5d C-, CvASUSTici) unJcr ihe Food wvl Du Ac, Juaa 90, 1W Xo. SSI, 1 Uglier Prices Pnillctctl. lleirnat, April IS. Commenting upon tho situation in the linen mar ket, the Ilolfast News-Lotter says: "So far as, our staple trade la eon eernnl, It would nppoar as If tho top rung ot the ladder had not even yet tieen readied, und were It not for the lengthened time required by produo era aa regards delivory, It is unques tionable that extensive contract could bo booked, Juet now, even at the moet extrvmo requirements from a mat atandttoltit. "America remains In the lead " 't oot which It took In the consumption of ! leP poaalble. For sale at Dr. the llghtcet and naor make ot white 1 loue rtr" 'tore. good, but, while auch I the erne, the uumeroua other rlaase ot lltteas routlnuo iu demand far beyond ex pootatlou. eren the long nogleetel damask goods moving oft with a 00a Iderable amount of froedom. "Our bow markets, which seemed to wakon nu ahortly after the pres ent year ooened. have been taking goods In a atoadtly Incroaslng raao ton, and there are certain Indication that tho colume will spwdly beoom much more In keeping with what ought to he than what has been in oxldono during the past few year. becaua whatever was the cause for it, there la no doubt that the demand for linen good from our home mar. keta have been wretchedly poor for! several year. back. Spinners havej been able to add largely to thtVr or- den for line weft, and the almost record prliwa of tic d to 7 for the I raiue of number have boun yaid ' wr mniravriDi QUaniltle. WltH rather lengthened time arranged for delivery. Tow yarn have neon in Uady renucet. bui. o far as they are neerned. there has bom the same dlapaaltlon ahoan to format, the fu ture, "Continental aulnaer. a a rule, are wot offering much for delivery diirlag the nreeent year, and ladeoJ. It way be aahl. that the deliveries which they are at present making op IKMlte orders close upon two years ago are anything but satisfactory to consutawrs. in tho manufacturing wad the chut huslneaa dono was In'' .... -- .. U,7M yurioaus, mr 1 which eotao laro. contracts wcrol County School Superintendent Mooros has arrangod for holding a county tenchors' Institute nt Wood burn Saturday, April 20. The pro gram is as follews: "Recont School Legislation" Hon. J. II. Ackorninn, stato school suporlntondont. "Composition in tho High School" Prlnclpnl E. T. Marlatto, ot Salem. "To What Extont Is tho Sohooi Hoard Rosponslblo tor n Good School?" Colonel J. M. Poornmn, of Woodburn. In tho nftornoon n genornl program will bo rollowod by addrossos as fol fel fol eows: "Domostlc Sclonco and Its Posel bllltlOB" Mrs. Clara Waldo. "Tho Economic Solenco of tho Tonchor's ProfosBlon" M. V. Han vlllo, or Woodburn. "How Mny tho Community Help the Sohooi?" Hon. J. II. Ackermnn. o Cured Rheumatism. Mr. Win. Henry ot Chattanooga, Tenn., had rheumatism in his left arm. "Tho strength seemed to have gorio out of tho. muscles so that It was usolss for work," ho says. "I applied Chamborlaln's Pnln Dslro nnd wrapped tho arm In flannel at night, nnd to my rellof I found that tho pain grndually loft mo and the strongth returned. In threo weeks tho rheumatism had dlsnppoarod nnd has not slnco returned." If troubled with rheumatism try a few applica tions ot Pain Bnlm. You aro cer tain to be pleased with tho relict which It affords. For salo at Dr. Stone's Urug store. To Collctt Vtpt. George De Dord u ffril Scott and John Erani is M til a suit nieU In the Marka ( cuu court to obtain 1 jd( against said defendant h t The complaint wti loni th uord contrarttd to bull 1 in for Scott In Riverside ili.n t: city. The plaintiff u tb worked 16 H dayi a 12 j The' defendant paid be Dor! ! account whhh left a Uliij 921., The complaint 11I1 ilf for 27 due upon laboTi t: the plaintiff, also )31 " In the laborers' IIpd SMlpidi ti plaintiff by Jeule De Bo:A : attorney's fees, J 3 fur preptrlzi liens and 12.50 for rtcorflt same. Evans haa Km isterJ the real property and li tkl made a defendant In tie an The clock ticks and tlcli ihl away, Shortening up ocr Htm Mtlil Eat, drink and be srrr For some day you will t V You can't Rocky i! srlll (Free saroplei at Dr 3'nnil MEALS 15c I S AT THE m Salem I Restaurant 51110 COURT STREET. Call and try our 15c meals, g We will give you n 25c meal S for ISc. In first-class order. ! ; CAPITAL COMMISSION 267 CommcrculSt Phone 179 Cash Purchas Poultry, Eggs, and All Farm Prxh Salem Fence W Hwdiunrtert f vm ... .... Rirb Wit . "op r. r,t.3 Netting. itm" - P. A B. Resdr RMart All at la'1 Walter Mor . r,.rf!?L 5 V.! Ml f 1 The Proof of Good Service I Constant Growth c k Deposits of the Capital National as shown by their published stau for the past five years. Al'KIU HO, 1UIIU 'J ilt 1MIJ Ua 1UUU .! $395,9 $473,55- SLVRQH 1.1. 1DOS A $506,225- . r...T .... - - L?J m i jU MARCH 22, 11)07 00 J f .- T'.IZom Tho nbovo record Is the result of careful n1 jrfe1 fho iatcrrata ot Its customers and the gran"0 et, .i..i., i. .i. .,! iislrtnr. 1 1 '"' tbiiiuH vvKKiirni nnu iw" ", i.Tir" ! 11 x ft-, it Ho-: i.