Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, May 06, 1907, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CANAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, MAY 0, 100? 3HOFER BROS., PMh" and P'op"etofS E. IIOPKIt, Editor. A. F. IIOFEK. Blonngcr. HIE JOURNAL STANDS FOR PROGRESS, DEVELOPMENT, GOVERNMENT. AND NO DEGRADED LABOR. GOOD WHAT OREGON NEEDS. Oregon needs people nnd railroads. What are we doing to get thorn? LITTLE OR NOTHING. Tmna monopoly Is closing the doors of opportunity to sottlora. 'A. Mr, Altschulor has ovor a hundred thousand acros In Linn county. Ho Hecurcd this llttlo empire under tho operation of OUR UEAUTI FUL VUIITiia LAND SYSTEM. There arc too many AltHchulors In Oregon, closing tho doors to set- Ulcrs. Oregon Jioods moro peoplo and fowcr monopolists. Oregon needs competing transportation .systems. 'HowBhnll they b? fctfltiuroil? o TUB HERO OF TUB PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT. ' In eelobrntlng Champoeg day the people of Oregon never overlook tfjiitt huro of tho provisional government, Francis Xavlor Metthlou. lie wus one of a llttlq band of Franko-Auiorlcnns WHO CARRIED TPI1K DAY FOR THE STARS AND STRIPFS. There wis it Hhow-down, a line-up, n taking sides between Monarchy rand "Republic. Tho men of French blood said: No monarchy on American soil. Few realize what that Htnnd moant In those days. IT MEANT LIFE CQF ltnKTII TO DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTIONS IN THE NORTHWEST. rSomo dny Orogon will orcct a dtatuo to tho bravo French-Canadian.! Who saved tho day at Champoeg. o M'MANUS WILL NOT DRINK ANY .MORE. 'That Is good news. Important If true. VO ONE HIIOUM) ItEIOICE MORE THAT EDITOR M'MANUS. That u man or talent and ability should havo to go almost to tho foot rt tho gallown to come to that conclusion) IS THE MVSTERV OF SIN, tEHROR, DELUSION. That ti mnn Hhould havo to bo brought to tho door of Btato prison bo 3oro lu can unmiiHk tho delusion Is strango. THAT WHISKY SHOULD IIAVi: THAT POWER OVEIt A MORTAL TJJ WTRANGEIt HTIIjL. ftii ocean of whiskey would ho poworloss to harm nny man, If tho man fcia not llio bollof that thoro'H plonstiro In drinking It. It 1h tho false bollof In whisky nsa aourco of ploasuro thnt cnusod tho rrorrow anil BufTorlng. Jn tho end all who drink for ploaauro will lonrn that. THE DIGNITY OP A COURT. The progroHH of Impnnollng tho J ury In tho Iluof trial Is attended with Wekurlugs and Incidents which arc thoroughly discreditable and which tho community regnrds with Htorn disapproval. Tho people nuiy look with some Indulgence on occaBlonnl dlsplnyB of ftempor from A.H1GE WHO HAS HEEN RAITED DAY AFTEK DAY VOIt WEEKS AT A TIME UV liAWYEHS WHO AUK A DISGRACE TO WHEHl PROFESSION. ludgoH aro human beluga, nnd whon n buneii of attornoys tako turtiH for weeks In tormenting thorn thoy can among them woar out nlmost nny on . A trial Judge l In u vory unfortu.iito position. Theoretically hu Is tho Judge of what Impairs tho dignity of tho trl bunul ovor which ho prenldee, and whllo ho can roadlty oxeclso his au thority whon only unknown moil aro concornod, Judgos lonrn by dla jigroouhlu oxporlonue that whon thoy attompt to uphold tho mnjosty of tho law agahiHt lawyers with political pull tho higher courts can by no immiiH alwayrt bo rolled upon to sustain them. Hut whatever Indulgence there may bo for tho Imputlonco of n much bulled Judge, there Is only tho SEVEUKST CONDEMNATION FOR THE luMVYMIiH WHO ARE Gl'IlIY OP I'NSEEMhY ACTS OH EXPRES SIONS, and that whether thy nro conducting tho defoimo or tho prose- tuition. Tho proofed In km In thu Uuf trial ure'suoh i wo bollevo would not be tolerated In many other Autoiioiui oltlon, and wo trunt not In any. It Ih not forgotton that every unanenfly act or oxpreeelon Is n dlroot In- milt to tho people of California. Tho pooplo may not be concerned with opon dUroepecl to an Individ ual, an Much, but when that Individual happonH to roproMunt In his person the miiJcHty of the law dUronpoct or him when sitting In his Judicial capacity Im uu liimilt to the sovereign people. IT IS HAD UNOi'CII TO HAVE A CODE OF CHIMINAIi PHOCEDUHE UN.UTKD IIY A HODY OF WHOM MANY ARE TIIEMSEIA'E? CIUMINAI.S POH THE Pl'KPOSE OP PACIMTATING THE ESCAPE VltOM .ll'STICK OP MICMIIKKS OI'THEIR OWN CLASS. SI tiro ww have such a codo wo mint nduro It until wo can choose u logUlMtiiro which will .change It, but whllo wo hnva It It should at least lie administered with decorum and not with such impmlenoo and trilling us mtiHt tend to bring all courts Into coutompt of tho people, S. F. Chronicle. Passed (ho .lob Pp. Down In Nevada, a good many years ago, there was an old follow named Jftwbo. who. for year, was em ployed In taking cordwood from tho 'Carson river at tho Spanish dam. or rather bolow It. at Empire. SSebo wua or tall, lank build, with a sharp, wiullliio noso or remarkable thlnnosa nnd phenomenal length. Ho was n dry old codger, H except his nose, nnd from the point of that thoro nl- Every mail and woman having 1 an Income should have a bank ac countIt U tho systematic and buHlniMS-lIke, way of paring for an Income. Tho uiQiiay that Is not being uMd ghould bo dotjQiltod In n suv- ln8 hunk wltro It will draw In- teretft and bo available whoa ueodud. Our bank with Its commercial and Savings Departments, offer you thoao opportunities. Capital National Bank ways hung a bright, glistonlng, dew llko drop of wator, Ono day, whllo tho men were eating their dlunor'lu the boarding house, Haoul McMn ban happened to be sitting acrosM the table from Kebo, nnd, as tho lat ter turned hU head from one sldo to tho other Haoul became intorostod In the "drop," or as to whoro It would land. As the "drop" slowly elongat ed and became vory pendulous with oach shako of Zobo'a head, Raoul couldn't stud tho strain, nnd sud denly blurtod out. "For God's sake, Zobo, wlpo your noso." Zebu lookod up. without missing a stroke of his tooth, and replied: "Wipe It your self, you blamed fool. You'ro closer to It than 1 am." PERSONALS John Wolf has gone to St. Johns to reside. Mrs. Thomas Kay left for a visit In Portland this morning. L. M. Hnlnos was among those who returned from Portland last evening Dr. and Mrs. Will Looney, of Jef ferson, spent Sunday In this city. William Hall returned last even ing from a visit in Woodburn. Frank Kocchler left Saturday for his former home In St. Paul, Mln Miss Addle Reed returned this morning from an over-Sunday visit In Albany. Orllo Roby, after visiting his pa rents in this city, loft last evening for Jefferson, where ho Ib omployed. Miss Maud Munsen, who has boon visiting Mrs. It. W. Holman, left yes terday for her homo In Portland. Mr. Otto Shell arrived from Port land last evening to visit her pn ronts, Mr. and Mrs. William Ander son, of this city. Miss Lillian Eppers, tho high school student, spent Sunday with relatives In Gervnls. Mrs. Flora Mason, who has been visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. A. M. Cannon, returned last evening to her homo In Albany. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M. Miller, who hnvo been visiting hero, loft last ovonlng for their homo In Mnrlon. Mrs. W. D. Scoflold, after visiting Salem frlonds, has returned to her homo In Marlon. Miss Josslo Donuchnmp returned last ovonlng from Woodburn, whore Bho has boon the guost of Miss Mabel Konnody. Miss Iva Huslck and Miss Esther Forroll loft last ovonlng for a visit nt tho muto school. Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Churchill, who havo bocn visiting Salem relatives nnd friends, left for tholr homo In Albnny. T. L. Gntch and Ernest Ilolmbort, nftor u visit horo, returnod to Cor vallls, whoro thoy aro students In tho Agricultural collogo. Profossor Wallace Graham, of Portland, nrrlvod In tljo city Inst ev ening. Msr. O. P. Iloff nnd Miss Delia Hagan spent Sunday with frlondH In Dallas. Frank Lltohflold, tho well-known rural mnll carrier, spout Sunday In Portland. Mr. nnd MrB. Cyrus naldwln, of Whlttlor, California, nro vlalting frlonds nnd rolntlvos In Salem nnd HoBodnlo. Mrs. Jack Coopor has returned fro in n short visit In Portland. Mr. nnd Mrs. Dan Tarploy spoilt Sunday In this city visiting friends and rolntlvos, W. E. Del.ong, njtor visiting hi? family In this city, left this morning for St. Ilolons, whoro ho is omployod by tho Wnrron Construction Com pany. Mrs. F. E. Jackson, who has boon visiting lior daughter, Miss Anna, the Uulvorstty student, left this morn ing for her homo In Hood Hlvor. Fred I.ogg, tho Portland nrchltoct, spout Sunday with his family In this city. Row W. W. Forrlor, odltor of "Tlw Pacific," of Horkoloy, after visiting his brothor-ln-law, Dr. A. G. Altmnn, loft this morning for Sunttlo, whoro ho will at to ml a convention of the Northwest Association of tho Con gfogntlonnl church. 'Miss Lillian Jouos, tho trained nurse, loft this morning for a visit at hor homo near Hrooks. Mrs. Dol Flold, of Vancouver, n. C, Is oxpoctQd to arrlvo in tho oil) today to visit hor brother, James Wilson, and family. Dr. 11. II, Whlto returned yoster day from an oxtonded trip In South Dakota nnd Iowa. Whllo tho doctor had a vory ploasant tlma visiting rol ntlvos and friends, ho is glad to get back to Salem. . DOCTORS MISTAKES Are said often to bo burled six fcot under cround. But many times women call ot their family physicians, suffering, as thoy Imagine, ono irom dysicpsla, wlothrr f roiu heart disease, another from liver or kid ncy disease, another from nervous pros tration, another with pain hero and there, nnd In this way they present nllko to themselves and their easy-going or over busy doctor, s-parato diseases, which ho oSumlnB them to bo such, prescribes his pills and potions. Jn reality, they are all I on ly symptoms caused by somo uterine disease. MlMio'TmMlclan,Sftnorant of the cuuc of sutfcrlngrfcxop? uu7tiMcaJ,nFnl until large bills are ndc. JK?7' patient gets no bcttcrVIJ.rcaSoujtbf wrong treatment, but probably worse, .i pn-'orrntTmnTT hTvTfTJy'nanoiirclllsea?e tin re by dlilVclllnKflTrthoau dlbtlebUnd symp toms, and Itiitltutlns comfort Instead of prolonged mliery. It has been well said, that "a disease known Is half cured." Dr. Plcrco'9 Favorlto Prescription Is s scientific medicine, carefully dovlied by an experienced and skillful physician, nnd adapted to woman's delicate system. It Is made of natlvo American medicinal' roots and Kporfpptlv .'i"rmlt"-Linj;, p;rp"el' lit n f.,njiMi.' - TiiFfwi! tiixtfm. . . , As a "powerful Invlgorathig tonic "Fa vorlto Proscription" Imparts strength tc tho wholo ostein and to tho onrans dl tlnctly fomlhluo In particular. I or over worked, "worn-out," run-down." ac.-hl.i-tatotl toiicneii, mllllncM, drcs.nakrrn. seamstresses, "shop-girls,'-hou .e-Kcoj crs, nursing mothers, nnd fooblo women gon crally, Dr. Pierce's Favorlto Prcserlptim Is tho greatest earthly boon, being uu pqtialod as an nppetlzlug cordial and ro storaUvo tniIc. As n sooth.nc? and strengthening norv Ine "Favun-c Proscrptli-n'M-J unniuf ' d n:il Is Inv..'iji.b!o In allaying nnd ru dulng nervous excitability, Irritability, nervous exhaustion, nervous projtniUon, neuralgia, hysteria, Fpusms, bt. Vitus p dance, and othor distressing, nervoub symptoms commonly attondnnt iiwn functional nnd organic dlscaso of tl uterus. It Imlucos refreshing siren nn. roliovos mental anxiety and despondency Dr. Plorco'b Pleasant PellAts Invlrorat' tho stomach, liver and bowols. One U Uireo a dos. Kasy to tnko as caudy. was Impossible to stop tho colcbrn tlon until 10 scorca woro piled up against tho Woodburn boys. At this point Poland took tho box, nnJ turned tho hoso on tho flroworko Tho Mognphono band was present, as usual, and rendered some very amus ing selections. On tho Woodburn grounds next Sunday tho Trunk Makers and Woodburn' will meet. A good gnmu Is oxpoctcd. PICTURE YOURSELPSM uni-.ui incstSMART ..MSHSPRjNG SUITS I lIJ ill m -JiMmM lUHUIISSHTlUIIS'Q MW nni . bsIW i meioiiHLS'iUttite baltvaere: whwk? TU c. . . you can SmOQth, Crare.f.J f. . 'here-yoaemm too; and the 0 thcrc-for it b famous Schloss M wlSiij 1 w V.U, Oregon Official Dates Cliaiiibei-lniu'H Colic, Cholera a nil Diarrhoea Remedy. Thro is probably no medicine mndo thnt is rolled upon with moro Implicit conlldenco than Chamber lain's Colic Cholera nnd Diarrhoea Itemody. During tho third of a con tury In which it has boon uso, peo plo havo lonrncd that It is tho ono romedy that never falls. Whon rj ducod with wator and swootoncd It Is plonsant to tnko. For salo by Dr. Stone's drug storo. o Teachers Meet at Staytou. The teachers' Institute, held at Stay ton Saturday, was woll nttondod, tho school building bolng flllod, uu tho dramatic critics say "to capaci ty." Suporlntondont E. T. Mooros dlrocted proceedings, nnd both the morning and afternoon session soemod to short for tho amount ot work crowded Into thorn. Hon. W. K. Newell, of Washington county, prosldont of tho Stato Board of Horticulture, spoko largoly upon tho fruit growing buslnoss, and tho fact that ho was to spoak on this subjoct attrnctod many farmers and orchardlats. Othor Bponkora worr Suporlntondont Powers, of ( this city; Profossor Frost, of Woodburn; Prof Traver, of Pendleton; Prof. Fuson principal of tho Aumsvlllo schools and Miss LIzzlo Cornelius, prlnlpal ot tho Stnyton schools. An entertain ing program onllvonod tho proceed ings, and did much to add to the ploasuro of a vory profitable meeting, Railroad Commission Dates. Rcgulnr meetings on first and third Tuesday ot each month. May C Honrjng of Travollng Mon'B Association. Toledo, County Teachers' Institute May 15, 10, 17. Educational Events. Fossil, Mny, 8, 6, 10, county Insti tute Los Angeles, July 8-12, National Educntlonal Association. The Fashion Stables Formorly Simpson 'e Btabloi. Up-to-dato livery and cab lln Funorul .turnouta n specialty. Tnllt ho for picnics nnd excursions, I'bon 44. C11AS. W. YAN'NKB, Prop 24? and 240 Uigh Street. Send the Family Washing To Us nnd you'll novor bother with having It dono nt homo again. Tlmo was whon ovory family could not afford to eond tho washing to a laundry, but times havo changed so, too. hnvo tho methods nnd prices. Toda) you can bettor afford to send the family washing horo thnn not to Ask nbout our prices on family wash Ing, rough dry, or finished. The Salem Steam Laundry Phono 25. I MM (10 S. Liberty Si FOR SALE! RcalEstat ForSalcofExthawj Have you anything fofui. trade? Vc have levenl f that nro offered for aching um. lunu properly. w t proporty to exchange fortoifet' A 5-roorn house, one lot iduj, ft., good fruit, small bin Wg for ?200 down and bciiij por montu. Prlco H50, j A 4-room home anil I bts,ti blocks from car line, good pk for $800. Easy tern;!. ( A C-room modern cotURii block from car line, bntlt est y' a snap at $1050. j A 9-room modern home ckn a good barn, for $2600. I Four ncres Just outildi d ih limits nil set to Lojisktrriak $1200. Two ncres and new bomeulw good land, tor $1500. Ton ncres, good dock xtl m tor $1S00. Forty-ono acres, tint clin provoments, 1C acm ot px4 orchard, gold 3000 bniheli oi ?pl last year. Sea RadcliU Ccfcrp Sevonty acres, 50 icrn b n tlon, 40 acres of prunw,5nTr r. -.-... ,l ,n.A ff 11(11 1 Six acres all In coIUtiUa, V Imnrovoments. 3 acres el eW fruit, 4 miles from SslemoscsM rock road for $1250. If you want bop rs4 tiw grain, fruit or gra:lnglt Several houses for rt WX vnu want anything la Uiwi notary work. RADfl IFF a RoliahleAce. Room 11. Moores bled, j Reference, any "- house- In the cay Hood's Sarsaparilla irlfiea ami enriches tho blood and builds up tho wholo system. It radically cures nil blood diseases, from pimples to scrofula. It la tho boat remedy for catarrh, rheumatism and dyspepsia. At nil timed of tho year it la tho most widely useful medlcino. ThNO BtatemouU aro conflrmed daily by cured men and women. Over 40,000 testimonials received In two yenw an unequaled record! In Ubkt4, aa well as in uua liquid form. 100 Dom Om Dollar. Wonderful Fcenm Cure, "Our llttlo boy had oozemn for flvo years," wrltos N. A, Adams, Honrl I ottn, Pa. "Two of our homo doctors said tho case was hopelss, his lungs bolng nffoctod. Wo thou omployed othor doctors but no benefit resulted, lly chanco wo road about Electric, nittvrs; bought a bottlo and soon noticed Improvomont. Wo continued this medicine until sovornl bottles wro used, whon our boy was com pletely cured." Host of all blood 'modlclnes nnd body building health tonics, Guranatood at J. C. Perry'4 drug store. 50c. o Frnkos Defeut Woodburn. Woodburn was defontetl Sundny on tho homo diamond by tho Frnkos ot Portland to the baseball tuno ot 16 to 4, before an audlcuco ot moro than 500 people. With tho exception ot tho second inning It was an ex hibition ot snappy ball. Concannon. Woodburn's pitcher, seemed to bo out of condition, and In the second (ruling the fireworks started, aatl it DAXGKIt IS LURKING IX IT. When your bathroom or lavatory Isn't fitted up with modern sanitary plumbing. Sower gas is moro dan gerous in winter than In summer, bo causo ventilation Is not so tree. You will ward off diseaso by having your closets, bathroom, kitchen, sinks, and water pipes overhauled. "We mako a specialty ot sanitary plumb ing and do It scientifically and at reasonable prices. A. L. FRASER 358 State Street, Phoao 133. O SNHtl .UTORIA. t IN IM TSttHMAfC 4Mjkt c&tezk 22 ncrcB of tho finest land on Sa lomprnirie, flno $3000 houso, good barn and out buildings, plonty a fruit, only 1 mllos from city limits This Ib ono of tho finest homes In Marlon county. For price sco Derby & Willson 25,000 New Words 3 are added to tho last edition of Web idstor'a International Dictionary. The S Gazetteer cf tho World, nnd the Biographical Dictionary, nave oeen completely revised. Tho Interna tianal J3 alwny3 kept abreast of the times. It takes constant work, ox ponsivo work and worry, but it is tho only v.-cy to keep tho dictionary So .s Standard Authorsty Hof the English-snoaking; world. I Other dictionaries follow. Webster ! leads. . . . , . It ia tho favorito witn juugua, RchoLirs. Educators. Printers, etc., I in this and foi-oign countries. rut? STRAND PRIZE (Highest Award) was given at the World's Fair, St. U)ms. 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