DAILY OAPITATi JOURNAL, SALEM. OltKGON. FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1007.
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CATHERINE TINGLEY ON
THE UNWRITTEN LAW
Lecture of thd Eminent Thcosophlst in Discussing the Thaw Murder Case
tind Evelyn Ncsbitt's Mother
(Cntliorino Tlngley, of Point
Lumn, California, on "Tho Unwritten
Law.")
Much as I lovo my box, I know
from personal experience that tliorc
nro ninny states or degrees of moth
erhood, and that tho young nro
growing lit) nil wrong because of
tliOHO woaknoBBOB. It Is easy to hoc
that Evelyn Nofihlt's mother loveil
tho world 'h way loved ease and
pleasuro nnd money that Bho seems
not to luivo had one iota of regard
for hor daughter's rcnl wolfnrc. How
dead sho BcomH to all that is highest
nnd noblcqt In woman. At that pur
tldulnr tlmo when her Innocent child
vna budding Into womanhood oho
should hnvo given hor tho protection
of homo; sho Bhould hnvo provonted
hor from contracting tho exciting
condltjons Into which sho was push
ed. If this mother was as cnrolcsa
of hor daughter's moral wolfnro as
tho testimony in tho court shows,
sho Is tho ono that I would recom
mend for special sanltnrium trent-
mont. I would ho tho flrst to sign a
potltion to that effoct. Alas! there
nro mothers who no indirforout sot
about to outllno tho lives of their
children, and ofton somo of tho most
unhnppy marriages hnvo rusulted
from such mlHtakes. Judging from
tho testimony given (about Eyolyn
NoHblt's mother sho ignored nil tho
higher liiHtlncts of truo womanhood,
nnd sncrillced hor daughter.
Indlfforont motherhood Is n horod
Itnry taint, nnrtj it Is being passed on
to an alarming degrou through tho
blood nnd marrow of our civilization
Tho nccopted forms of conventional
llfo tend to strengthen this tendency.
There Is something)' bo uncanny ami
unnatural In Evelyn KobuU'r moth-
from tho vory pooplo who often ap
pear in public places holding high
positions, recoiving tho favor and
tho adulation ,of tho multitude?
Such ns theso would bo tho flrst to
condomn poor Thaw, Evelyn Nosblt,
nnd nil such as hnvo moved beyond
tho palo of tho law. Why, nro such
ns I refer to bo bereft of common
sympathy for their unfortunnto fel
lows? Tho reason is that they have
lost tho, light of their own divinity,
they forget that all humanity Is God's
great family.
What a mighty change would come
to tho world If tho men ,nnd women
of means nnd lnfluonco would find
tholr strength, their henrt, and begin
to work conscientiously, to kill out
vico and In its plnco plant love.
Think of such an lnflvonco being
brought into the church, Look nt
tho plcturo, my friends, of all tho
churches In tho world opening their
doors oyery dny In tho week to Bn
crodly lead tho unfortunnto to a
sonso of righteous living. Think of
tho splendor of nil theso churches
being illumlnntod by tho spiritual
light of Christ, shedding its gonor
ouh radlnnco upon those who nrc
dospnlrlng. Yes, I sny open wido tho
church doors, koep them opon from
morning until night every dny In tho
weok;- bring tho unsnlntly and dis
counted to partako of knowledge,
tho rodemptivo quality thnt will lend
thorn to find strength nnd hopo In
tholr own honrts. If this woro done
what a glorious trlbuto It would bo
to tho llvos of tliouo glorious teach
ers of tho pnBt who hnvo sacrificed
themselves thnt humanity might be
blest. Depend upon it that thoso
who nro to bo holpod would not ho
nBtmrod by moro profosslon of good
A CURE FOR
INFLAMMATORY
RHEUMATISM
Even the .Most Obstinate Cnses Yield
to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and
Health Follow.s When Pois
oned Wood Is Made
Pure.
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OFFICIAL
DIRECTORY
or's llfo that tho unfortunnto woman wm. ny nravors. nor bv Blblo rend
who Iihh lost her way In tho world Ki or by bclnB ,0inlndod thnt they
Booms clenn In comparison. Such n nro Hnnors. Alas, through Buffering
ono wo ofton And has drifted nway lhoy ,mvo ionrnod to read human
from tho path of righteousness blind- ,mtro too well, they know tho dross
ly nnd Ignorantly, n victim. Hut fr()m tho trno colni To ronch thojr
how many romlndors Evelyn Nosblt's honrts substantial proof must bo
givou that tho path oponod up to
them loadB to a roal regenorntlon,
nnd not to moro ridicule, criticism
and falluro. Strenuous sorvlco nuidt
bo given Biich ns thoso, nnd those
who nro to Borvo must ho fortified
from tho light within tholr hoartB,
Intuition must direct nil tholr nets.
To do tho ChrlstoB work for hu
manity cno must be filled with n su
perb and abiding rnurngo, nnd nbso
Into love of Bncrlllcc.
mother had of hor duty to hor child,
dnlly in contact ,vlth hor In hor In
iiocouce. Ohl tho pathos of that sad
Htutomout of Hvolyn Nosblt In court
where she stntod that Stanford White
had told her that all women wore
llko herself, and that he persuaded
hor to bollovo that tlilB was really
ho! I think I report corroctly.
In this fact, alone have wo not
proof thnt tho child was nlmoluto'
neglected in her moral training by
tho ono who should hnvo huon hor
guardian angel nil along tho way?
Wluu young Thaw Bhowud to Hvolyn
Noublt tho shocking errors of Stan
ford White, his Immoral philosophy
and acts, who nroiio in hor sweet
womanhood; unconsciously strength
ening her moral nnturo for the awful
ordnV sho was to pntw through
When tho time cumo nnd sho was
ohullangod by hor gratitude and lovd
for Thaw to help him, sho huroleu'.
ly met tho Iseutt, uuulo u woniunlj
nuorllleo,dld an heroic net, by InyluK
bare her snd llfo to tho world. AP
this must prove to any fair-minded
person that tho royal forces of that
girl's higher nnturo were hoglulng
to blossom. ijWhuu wo so this roal
nobility of character mnulfustlns.
wo can my boldly that had tho moth
or done her wholo duty by hor child
n thousand million Stanford Whites
could not hnvo marred hor llfo.
My subject Is not nn entertaining
one. Indeed It Is loathsome In many
nspocta. Hut may It not be that
some groat lesson niny lie Ionrnod
from this simple dljjeat? Cannot the
strongest and wisest of wonwnklnJ
bostlro themselves to nrotoct not onh
their young, but tho Innocents 0r;niv of Ointments for Catarrh
It Is n startling fnct but truo
novortholosB that tho majority of
humankind nro living In a psycho
logical Inlluonce of Inortla and of
slow moral and spiritual docay. This
corn! not he so If tho dlvlno n.ituro of
man woro active and tho Intuition
woro tho directing powor In human!
life. Intuition discerns ovll, nntlcl
pates its lnfluonco nnd wards It off.
Intuition is tho lost chord, yos the
lost word In human llfo. it la tho
tar, tho oye and tho voice of tho
Chrlatos In man. Mark you, the
higher nnturo of man cannot bo
evoked nnd developed until there Is
an recognition of tho Dlvlno Law
guiding man's dentin?; until thsro Id
nn nbsoluto surrondor to that law,
made in tho snmo spirit ns Jesus
mnnlfented when ho said: "Not my
will, hut thine be done."
Humanity can no longor feed on
husks; Up prnyor Is of no nvnll. It
Is tho energizing powor of tho hoart
prayer in service; tho soul prayer in
love, that can mvo the world. ThU
Is tho Unwritten Law.
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tho wholo world by now efforts. Tho
cry of tho suffering ts cloao at our
That Contain Mercury,
as moroury will Buroly dostroy the
doors, and wo nro chnllungod to'sonso of small and complotoly do-
sorvo humanity in suoh a way that
tho ovll In the world shall losson
range tho wholo system whon enter
ing it through tho mucous surfaces
Well we know thoro its Httlo In tho Suah articles should novor bo used
Konoral aspect of ovoryday llfo that 'except on proscription from roputo.-
can hold onb nt onso or nt poaco
How startling are the IncousUton
clo8, the marked evldeucea that wo
hnvo of man's Inhumanity to man.
Hvory largo city In tho world tolls n
bio physicians, as tho damngo they
will do is ton fold to tho good you
can possibly derlvo from them.
Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.,
story of sin and shnmo, on tha stroets' contains no mercury, and is taken In-
iu (housoa of lll-fnmo, everywhere
wo boo tho mouator vice, growing In
Ha lnfluonco while careless and in
different mothors, women and par
ents, move along In tholr soltlsti en
vironment rojclclug In their security,
tkejr ikKo, tholr ownership ot
their children.
What clju of tkeople curtains such
tornally, noting directly upon the
blood und mucous surfaces ot the
system. In buying Hall's Catarrh
Cure bo sure you get tho genuine.
It Is taken internally and made In
Toledo, Ohio, by F .J, Cheney & Co.
Testimonial free.
Sold by all drutgUt. Price, 75c
par botti.
It is usoloss to try to cure rheuma
tism by rubbing liniments nnd oils
on tho Bkln.
External applications are of use In
securing temporary relief frorn pnln
tho euro of rheumntlsm lies In
purifying and enriching tho blood.
Tho ono remedy thnt has cured
moro cases of rheumntlsm that any
other Is Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and
nn InBtnnco of Its powor Is found In
tho ense of Mrs. Frederick Brown, of
10 Sumpter street, Snndy Hill, N. Y.
Mrs. Drown, who Is now in the
prlmo of llfo nnd tho mother of a
family, wns a sufferer from inflam
matory rheumatism from tho tlmo
sho was Blxtcon. Sho snyB: "It first
appeared in my kneo Joints, then in
my hips nnd waist. It becamo a
regular thing that I would bo laid up
all winter. Tho rheumntlsm affect
ed mostly my hnnds, hips, feet nnd
Bhouldors. My hands woro nil puffed
up and my feet bocamc deformed. I
lost by appetite, couldn't Bleep nnd
sometimes I wns compollod to cry
out, tho pnln was so intense
"For sovornl winters X wnB under
tho doctor's caro nnd whllo his medt
clno rcllovcd tho pnln for a Httlo
while there scorned ho prospect for a
pormnnont cure. I wns confined to
my bed, off nnd on for weeks nt a
time. My limbs swellod drondfully
at tlmos nnd I was reduced nlmost
to nothing.
"In tho spring of 1901, upon tho
ndvlco of a friend, I bognn to use
Dr. WIlllnniB' Pink Pills. At thnt
tlmo I wasn't able to do anything nnd
could barely oat enough to keep
nllvo. I felt a chango for tho better
in about a month. I bognn to cat
heartily and I suffered less pnln. Of
courso I kopt on with tin.1
trontmont, using caro in my
(Hot, nnd In about thrco months
I was cured. I am entirely
woll today nnd do nil my own work.
Ono of my dnughtors was also cured
of rheumatism by tho uso of Dr. Wil
liams' Pink Pills nnd my othor
daughter has taken thorn with sue-
coss for debility. Sho tins greatly
Improved hor strength, nppctlto nnd
spirits nnd Is n walking tostlmonlal
for tho pills."
Dr. Wllllnms' Pink rills hnvo nlso
cured such blood dlscnso as anacmln,
doblllty, scrofulous conditions,
nftor-offocts ot tho grip nnd fovera.
Owing to tho Intlmnto relation bo
twoon tho blood nnd norvos, tho pills
hnvo boon found Invnlunblo In such
norvoiis dlsonsos as dlzzlnoss, ner
vous doblllty, nournlgla, St. Vitus
danco and ovon partial paralysis and
locomotor ntnxln.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills nro Bold
by all druggists, or sent, postpaid, ou
receipt ot prlco, r0 cents par box, six
boxos for $2.50 by tho Dr. Williams'
Medloluo Company, SchnecUdy, N.
Y.
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Tho Ono Ho Got.
"He went to Washington expecting
tlutt his senator would get him nn
easy berth."
"Did ho?"
"Not exnetly; but ho gavo him n
wide one." New Orleans Tlmoe
Domoornt. -o
(Jood Words for Chamberlain's
Cough Homed)-.
Pooplo ovary whoro tnko plonsuro
In testifying to tho good qualities of
Chnmborlaln's Cough Remedy. Mrs.
Edward Phillips of Barclay, Md.,
wrltes: "I wish to toll you that 1
can recommond Chnmherlaln's Cough
Romcdy. My little girl, Catherine,
who is two years old, has beon taking
this ramody whonovor sho has had a
cold sluco sho was two months old.
Abont a month ngo I contracted u
dioadful cold mysolf, but I took
Chnmborlaln's Cough Remedy and
was soon ns woll as over." This rem
edy Is for sale by Dr. Stone's drug
storo.
Tho Firt Edition,
"Have you tho 'Autocrat of tho
Breakfast Tnblo'?" asked tho guest,
looking at the books In tho library.
"You'll think so when you em
him propped up In his high chair at
tho breakfast tablo tomorrow morn
ing." answered tho young fathor.
For stomach troubles, biliousness
and constipation try Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablet. Many
remarkable cure have been elected
by them. Price 25 cents. Samples
j-H 1 1 3 I I H-M-fr-frM-M-fr-H-M-H"
Delegation la Congress.
Senator Chns. W. Fulton, Astorln.
Senator Jonathan Bourne, Jr.,
Portland.
Representntlvo W. C. Hawley, Sa
lem.
Representative W. R. Ellis, Pendle
ton. State Olllclala.
GoveVnor, Qeorgo E. Chamberlain.
Seretnry of State, Frank W. Ben
son. State Treasurer, George A. Steele.
Superintendent of Public lnstruc
tlon, J. H. Ackormnn.
Attorney General, A. M. Crawford.
State Printer, W. S. Duniway.
Stato Labor Commissioner, O. P.
Hoff.
Supremo Court.
Chief Justice, Robort S. Bean.
Associate Justice, Frank A. Mooro.
Assoclato Justice, Robort Eakin.
Commissioners, W. T. Slater, W.
R. King.
Clerk, J. J. Murphy.
Reporter, R. G. Morrow.
Bnillff, P. H. Raymond.
Circuit Judges, Geo. II. Burnett,
Snlem; William Galloway, McMInn
vlllo. "
District Attorney, John H. Mc
Nnry, Salem.
Other State Olllclals.
J. W. Balloy, Food and Dairy Com
missioner, Portland.
J. W. Bnkor, Gamo and Forestry
warden, Cottago Grove.
Robt. C. Yonny, Qtato Health Oflt
cer, Portland.
J. II. Lowls, Stato Engineer, Sa
lem. E. Gllllnghnm, Stnto Llbrnrlan, Sa
lom. II. G. Van Duson, Stato Fish Com
missioner, Astoria.
Chns. V. Galloway, Stato Land
Agent, Snlem.
W. W. Elder, Commander Soldiers'
Home, Roscburg.
Mnrlon County Olllclals.
John II. Scott, County nnd Probntu
Judge.
R. D. Allen, Clork of Courts.
W. J. Culver, Sheriff.
W. Y. Richardson, Tronsuror.
E. T. Moorcs, Superlntondont of
Schools.
F. J. Rice, Assessor.
B. B. Hcrrick, Jr., Surveyor.
J. C. Needhnm, W. II. Goulot, Com
missioners. A. M. Clough, Coroner.
D. 0. Drngor, Recordor.
Snlem City Olllclals.
Goo. F. Rodgors, Mayor.
W. A. Mooros, Rocordor and Pollco
Judco.
D. W. Gibson, Marshal and Chiot
of Pollco.
Frank Meredith, City Treasurer.
A. O. Condlt, City Attorney.
Jus. W. Martin, Streot Commis
sioner. Mnrk Savago, Chief Flro Depart
ment.
W. C. Smith. Health Officer.
City Standing Committee.
Ways and Moans Jacob, Waldo,
Churchill.
Ordinances Greenbaum, Low.
Goodo.
Accounts nnd Current Expenses
Churchill, Rndcllff, Bayno.
Stroots Downing, Stockton, Stolz.
Public BuildingsStockton, Stolz,
Gosnor.
Seworngo, Stolz, Jacob, Low.
Plumbing Frnsor, Downing, Gos
nor, Firo and Water Low, Rndcllff,
Goodo.
Bridges Gesner, Churchill, Fras
er. Health and Pollco Haas, Jacob
Waldo.
Lights Goodo, Haas, Greenbnum.
Printing Rndcllff, Haas, Frasor.
Public Parks Bayno, Greenbaum,
Stockton.
Hoard of Education.
W. H. Byrd, Chairman.
A. A. Lee, H. C. Epley, E. M
Crolsan, Directors.
II. A. Johnson, Jr., Clork.
J. M. Powers, City Supt. Schools.
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My Host Friend.
Alexander Benton, who Hvos on
rural route 1, Fort Edward, N. Y..
says: "Dr. King's New Discovery Is
my best earthly friend. It cured rae
of asthma six years ago. It has also
porformed a wonderful euro of in
clplont consumption for my son's
wife. Tho flrst bottle ended tho ter
rible cough, and this accomplished,
tho other Bmyptoms left one by one.
until sho was perfectly well. Dr.
King's New Discovery's power over
coughs and colds Is simply marvel
ous." No othor remedy has evor
equaled it. Fully guaranteed by J.
C, Perry, druggist; 50c and $1.00
Trial bottle free.
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Illilm
TIRED AND SICK
YET MUST WORK
"Man may work from sun to sun
but woman's work is nover done,"
In order to keep the homo neat
and pretty, tho children well dressed
nnd tidy, women overdo and often
suffer in silence, drifting along from
bnd to worse, knowing woll that
they ought to havo help to overcome
tho pnins and aches which dally
make life a burden.
It is to theso women that Lydia
E. Plnkhnm's Vegetablo Compound,
made from nativo roots and herbs,
comes as a blessing. Whon the splr-
Ifa mn rlnnrnaqwl. t.hn linnfl nnd tmnl.
aches, there . aro dragging-down pains, nerrousnL !i , N
rnlnotiinoo to act nnvwlinro. ,i Iousn!SS. MttnW .
heeded, aro soon followed by tho worst XoriJoRSlSeafcS
Lydia E. Pinkham's YeveUhu rj .
keops tho fomlnlno organism Inn strong and 1ipiU, ,. . fWt
Inflammation, Ulceration, displacement? ami SoW- "
Si" ftfc 7tls most cmcicnt " WmCD saf $
Mrs. Augustus Lyon, of East Enrl. Pa . n...
ham: "For a long time I suffered from feniidi. ,!.- J." Kl
of aches and pains In the lower part of back 3 M- "J""11
sloop and had no annotlto. Sine1 ti.u. CT. ffi.??- ! & i
Compound and following tho advice which you w iSi tt
now woman and I cannot praiso your mcdiclno too hlriSt
Mrs. Pinkham's Invitnt?nn i n xuJ'
Women suffering from any form of femalo wealtn J! i .. ,.
write Mrs P nltham. at Lvnn. Mn n - 7" Hl"lt
norlenco sho nrobalilv ban fhn i,i.j.. .. .. TS8'''J(
MRS.AUG.LYON
case, nor
ho probably has the vcrv knowledge that t$ $,
advlco is frco and always helpful. w'i
Real Estate
For Sale or Exchange
Hnvo you anything for snlo or
trado7 Wo havo sovoral properties
that aro offered for exchange In city
and farm property. Wo havo city
property to exchange for llvo stock.
A fi-room houso, ono lot 80x150
ft., good fruit, small barn. Will Bell
for $200 down nnd bnlanco nt $10
por month. Prlco $050.
A 4-room houso nnd 1 lots, two
blocks from enr lino, good gnrden.
for S00. EnBy tonus.
A 5-room modorn cottngc, one
block from enr lino, built ono year,
a snnp nt $1G50.
A 0-room modorn houso closo in,
good barn, for $2000.
Four ncros Just outside of city
limits nil sot to Lognnborrles for
$1200.
Two acres nnd now houso and barr
good land, for $1GOO.
Ten ncrco, good houso and barn,
for $1800.
Forty-ono acres, flrst class im
provements, 1C acres of good apple
orchard, sold 3000 bushols of apples
Inst year. Sco Radcllff Co. for price
Sovonty ncros, CO ncres in cultiva
tion, 40 acres of prunes, D miles from
Snlem on good rond, for $3000.
Six acres all In cultivation, good
Improvements, 3 acres of mixed
fruit, 4 miles from Salem on crushed
rock rond for $1250.
If you want hop ranch, tlmbor,
grain, fruit or grazing lands bco U9.
Several houses for ront. Call If
you want anything In insuranco or
notary work.
RADCLirT CO.,
Reliable Agents
Room 11, Moores block, Snlem, Ore.
Reforonco, nny bank or business
houso In the city of Salem.
PURE
FOOD
LAW
How many pooplo are there among
you who know what it means? If
nn article Is puro, tho manufacturers
aro moro than pleased to say it ou
the labels of their goods and in their
advertising. If they were adulter
ated, they will say nothing until
forced to by law. Again, many deal-
era will order tho adulterated goods
because hey can make more proflc
on them than is possible to do on
wholesome, puro foods. So, if you
got pure food, you will have to se
lect tho brand nnd insist on gottlng
it from your dealor or seud to the
manufacturer for your supply.
ALLEN'S SELF.RISIXG BOSTON
BROWN BREAD FLOUR IS PURE
ALLEN'S SELF-RISING 3-B PAX
CAKE FLOUR IS PURE.
For sale by all flrst class grocers.
If yours does not havo It, write to
us.
ALLEN'S B.B.B FLOUR CO.
Pacific Coast Factory. San Jose, Cal
Easter Factory, Little Wolf Falls,
Manawa. Wis.
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Always prefer our moult
ouh phono order receive Of i
attention as those ordered fat
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