Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, May 07, 1907, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1007. 55 HOFER BROS., Vtildn "" Proprietors 13. IIOFKK, Editor. A. F. HOFER, Mnnngcr. TIIK JOURNAL STANDS FOR l'KOUIlISSS, DEVELOPMENT, GOVERNMENT. AND NO DEGRADO!) LAI10R. GOOD SPRING WAKING. A Snowdrop lay In the sweet, dark ground. "Como out," Bald tho Sun, "Come out!" JDut Bho lay quite still and Bhe heard no Hound; "Ardccp," said the Sun, "no doubt!" t Tho Snowdrop hoard, for bIio ralsod hor head. "Looll spry," said tho Sun, "look spry!" "it's Tvaril" said tho Snowdrop, "hero In bed." "Oh. L" snld tho Sun, "Oh, He!" '"Tfcm call lp Boon, Mr.Sun, you do!" No, no"' said tho Sun, "Oh no!" Thoro's something above and I can't boo through. "It's snow," said tho Sun, "just snow." "Baft 1 nay, Mr. Sun, are the robblns here?" "Maybe," said tho Sun, "Maybe;" "Thoro wasn't a bird ,when you called last year," ""Como out," said tho Sun, "and see!" XIio Snowdrop sighed, for sho liked her nap, And there wasn't bird In sight, But .ftn vopped out of bod In hor whlto night-cap; "That's right," Bald tho Sun, "that's right!" SinU, soon as that smnll uight-cnp was seen, A robin began to sing, Tho aJr grow warm, nnd tho grass turnod green. Tls spring!" lnughod tho Sun, '"Hb spring!" But tho real work of carrying on the affairs of state and nation Is performed by a different typo of statesmanship. TILLMAN AND LA FOLLETTE FURNISH THE FIREWORKS. They Btlr the stagnant waters and causo the scum to arise on the surface. THE CLOSING DAY OF SCHOOL. (Rudolph Green.) Tho Summit school, In Polk coun ty, closed the spring term with ap propriate exercises Friday evening:. Rudolph Green, who was present, was evidently moved by tho signs of 'spring, pretty faces and dreamy moonlight, for ho describes It under tho caption of this article as follews: Oregon Official Dates St. Nicholas. VALUE OF RIGHT LIVING. Thr. valuo of right living and what tho pooplo of tho United States sronJly think nbout It command nttontlon In a case that Is at tho nio Tiiorit stirring MIsHouri. .John William January, Borvlng n torm of flvo yoars In tho fodorat jiriUnn at Lonvonworth, escaped btforo tho expiration of his torm. Blu bad robb d a small postoftlce in Oklnhomn whon ho was 21 Xnrii old, Tlmt was tblrtoon yonrs ago. I!IH CONDUCT IN PRISON WAS EXEMPLARY, AND HE WOULD THAVE IIKItN RELEASED IN ANOTHER EIGHT MONTHS. However, tho chatico enmo to Hcnpo and ho took It. Aftor moving about a Bhort tlmo January sottlod In Kansas City, clmnged hi namo, Inborod until l'o had accumulated a llttlo monoy and then ongagod in business. HE PHOSPEREI), MARRIED AND WAS IN EVERY WAY A GOQD CITIZEN. Then an ox-couvlct, who had known him In prison, brought about Mb nrroHt for tho small Btnndlng reward promised by tho lnw. Tho circumstances of tho case wor0 quickly MADE PURLIC THROUGH THE NEWSPAPERS there is one of tho ndvantngos of American Journalism and THE PURLIC SEVSK OF JUSTICE WAS INSTANT-. 1,Y AROUSED. Rankers, doctors, lawyers, judge and othor IiusIuobs nnd professional rnon of Kiuihiih City nut tholr names to n potltlon for tho man's pnrdon. Ovor 37,000 citizens of tho stnl ulnuil petitions, nnd tho lowor houso or the legislature Indorsed them by resolution. P(inuruMiiinii nnd Uultod Status tftMintors took tho notltlons to the President. JANUARY WILL GIST HIS PARMON, nnd he can go on living nn lion out llfo. bettor olf than he wh before ho wn betrayed by tho skulking urlmlniil who, though released, will Hlwnys bo a oonvlot. There will b no more haunting fear, for there Is nothing now to bo afraid of. The Notion of the Mleeourlaue in chnrndertlitlo of the nntlou. An n people, we are hmieat and w applaud It. Iloneety and right living iMiy. Thar Is a greet mo ml leeeon In the itory of John William January o- KVOLUTIG F UICTTKR POLITICS. Tho Summit school Btands on tho hills, Of Polk, Bomo flvo miles west, or so, Of Salem, whoro the vales and rills, Of fair Willamette Ho below. 'Tls where the breezes from tho sen Kiss orchard bloom and waving grain From here fair Salem dots tho lea, Like white winged ships upon the mnln. Last Friday was tho closing day And In tho ovonlng, warm and fair, Tho students, friends who camo that wny Soon filled each vacant scat and chair. Tho pooplc gathorod at tho church Tho school house thero was far too small To hold tho crowd, which camo in search Of cntortnlumont, fun for nil. Miss Ilattlo Illggins Is tho denn, To hor good mnnngoment is duo Much of tho year's succoss, and keen Tho thanks, returned for work so true. Tho program was onjoyod by nil, Each oldor guost lived oo'r again Tho hnppy days It did recall For thoy woro studonts now as then. Railroad Commission Dates. Regular meetings on first and third Tuesday of each month. May 6 Hearing of Traveling Men's Association. Toledo, County Teachers' Institute May 15, 1C, 17. Educational Events. Fossil, May, 8, 9, 10, county Insti tute Los Angeles, July 8-12, National Educational Association. I M TPTP PISJDJ ylffiu) hott It means the nottest and cfaj Ao flame the Nm "aiWllSan. pfied : delay, I I I II IN I I B I I I M I 1 I 111 I I I ! 2. I I THE MARKETS, ii Make Salem a Good Home . . Market. 4A4MiM-HH-l-jH-M. SALEM MARKET. Those days in memory nro donr Tho school lioiiso, play ground and each rulo Como back In thoughts that bring a tear For that Bwcet closing day of school. There are tuoae wlio sue In tho present discoveries of frauds nnd gniftliiB affuIrM nothliiK but uvldonce of general public demoralization. THE DOWNFALL OF ICVIL CONDITIONS PRESAGES RICTTHR. In Shu KrnncUco, In Oregon, In Wellington, gigantic political conspir acies tire on trial mid the breaking up of rotten political conditions haw only begun. IT IS ALWAYS DARKEST Jl'Sr RKFORE THE DAWN. Tho man who helps proeeeute fjauds liiitdo his own political party Is u friend, not the enemy, of good n.ty orgHuhwtlou. KXPOSURICS OF CORRUPTION MEANS ERECTING HIGHER STANDARDS. The people welcome the breaking up of the plunder and spoils sya torn. It men m a new deal nnd den nor men In the otllco, high or low, o .... DKPUCT OP THE IIICXUY PROSECUTIONS. The Heuey prosecutions aro doing a great deal of good In an Indirect wny. 1 THEY CLEAR THE AIR OF THE MOISTURE OF CORRUPTION nnd let In tho light of air and sunshine of honest publlo sentiment. Rut tho prosecution of thoso offenders nnd ovon tholr convlotlon DOES NOT CHANGE THE SYSTEM OR REMOVE THE CAUSE. Abo Ruuf U a symptom, an offeot.u pimple on tho body politic not n causo. In striking down bosses, the reformer ONLY LOPS OFF RRANCHES, AND OTHERS WILL GROW. Tho ays torn continues. New tunohinea, new party bneeto spring up. What tho tree needs Is touring up by the root OR RUDDING INTO 1IHTTKR FRUIT. A tree shall be known by It fruits. Grafting U the Illegitimate pro duot of n troo enpublo of producing good fruit. The Heuey method la defectlvo in not ehuuglng the iyetem that It Is attacking. THE llliN'UY SYSTIWl ITSELF CAN RE GRAPTKD. ........ Q THE SUHYICItS OF l FOLLETrE AND TlLUMAN. Tho Program. "Tho Rphoarsn)!" Eight boya and girls. Rocltatlon Myrtlo Wilson. Hnrltono sole Frod Gllson. "How the Story Grow" Six girls. Rocltatlon Mnbol Wilson. Recitation, Amnion "Grlce. Solo Esthor Potter. "Almoit a Mormon" Roy N Mo Dowoll, Ulnuche Wilson, Frod Gib son, Ora Cavltt and the "Manly" chlldron. Rocltatlon Mlldrod Clnrko. Song School. "An Intorrujited Proposal" Jas Host, Mlnnlo Orlco, Grnco Wilson. Flora Grlco, Hort Wlnslow, Fror Gibson nnd Ulancho Wilson. Rocltatlon Fred Wilson. Band concort PopCorn bnnd. o Wonderful Eczema Cure. "Our llttlo boy hnd oczomn lor flvo yoars," wrltoa N. A. Adams, Honrl otta, Pa. "Two of our homo doctors said tho enso was hopelosa, his lungs being nffectod. Wo thon employed othor doctors but no bouoflt resulted, ny chnnco wo road about Eloctrlu Hitters; bought a bottlo and soon notlcod Improvomont. Wo continued this modlcluo until sovernl bottles woro usod, whon our boy was com plotoly curod." llost of all blood modtclnos and body building honlth tonics. Gurannteed at J. C. Perry's drug store. 50c. The Capital Journal l Inclined to be oouservatlvo about tho srvles of wufttore liko j Fullette and Tllluutn. The kanl work of legislation.' tho drudgory of oommlUot work U cnrrletl on RY MEN WHO ARE MORE FAITHFUL 'l'o DUTY. TIIIiuhu and ln Folotte ontertnln the U. S. sonato as they outortalu n Y. M. O. A. lecture nudlouco. Their grvutoat effortd uro redttrvod to making fame, reputation, noto riety, that continues thorn 'star porformora for locturo bureaus. THEY ARE HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL AS ADVERTISERS OF Til KM HELVIvS. Rut Is that tho hlghost function of a mnn holding high offlco? Is It pormlssablo as nu Idonl of Amorlcan ollUonahlp to mako offlco huliUug ii monoy-mnklng profosslonT Did Washington, Jefferson, Jackon, Llncolu. or pthor really great JVinerlcans employ tho methods reaultlnff In pecuniary galnT Novor, Tho govormnont U bier onough to carry a fow such wen AND SUF VKB NO INCONVIiNlUNCK. GOVKRNMKNT WEHlS IMPOSIriLK IF ALL MEN WKUfcTUKK T1IKM. Every man and woman having an Income should have a bank ac count It Is tho systematic and buslnoes-llko way of oaring for an Income. Tho money that is not being used should bo deposited in a sav ings bank where It will draw In tercut nnd be available whoa noodod. Our bank with Its commercial ind Savings Departments, offers you these opportunities. Capital National Bank Stelner's Market. Dealers In flsh, gamo and poultry Highest caBh prico paid for eggs, Prompt delivery. Stato street. Local Wholesale Mlirkct. Eggs 15c. IleiiB 12c; young chickens, lie. Ducks 10c; geeso, 8c; turkeys, 138lGc. IJuttor 22c; fat, 21 V6c. Local whoat G870c. Local wheat GSc. Oats 38 40c. Darloy $22 $23. Flour $3.25. Mill feed Bran, $19.00; shorts, $21.00. Hay Cheat nnd clover, $7 $8 por ton; timothy, $10 por ton. Onions $2.00 por cwt; potatoes, $1.00 por bu. Hops Choice, 10 lie; prime to choice, 8 9c; medium to prlmo. 8VjS. Chlttlm bark 5Gc. Tropical Fruits. nannnns Go por lb. Oranges $2.75 $3.00. Lomous -1.00 $5.00. Rotnil Market. Oats $1.40 por cwt.; whoat, SOc; rolled barley, $27.50 $28 por ton. Eggs 20c doz. Apples $3.00. Butter Country, 20c; cronmory, 30c. Flour $1 por Back. Bran Gfic por sack; $20 por ton. Hay Timothy, 70co por cwt.; choat and clover, 50c por cwt.; shorts, 95c por cwt. Livestock. Hogs Drcssod, 9c. Cnttlo 1100 1200 lb stoors, 4 416 c. LIghtor Bteors 3 4c. Cows nnd heifers 900 1000 lb, 3 4c. Stock hogs Gc. Hogs Fat, GVic Lambs 5c. Vcnl Dressed, 8c. "uu4ienosoot.nrt urt.Jt'orcookinrZ NEW PERFECTION Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove is unequaled. It gives quick results because! heat isiughly concentrated. Cuts fad-enS! in two. Made in three sizes. Every stove warranted. If not at your deaf. ci 5 wine tu out nearest agency. a all-round household we. Made of brass throughout and beautifully nickeled. Perfectly constructed; absolutely safe; unexcelled in light-giving power; an ornament to any room. .livery lamp warrantee, it not at your dealer's, write to our nearest agency. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (MCOIU'OHATKD) 4 i , ii NJH i Am. i The Fashion Stables Formorly Blrapson's Btablot. Up-to-dato Hvory and cab lint Funoral turnouts a spoclnlty. Tallj ho for picnics and excursions, Phom 44. CHAS. W. YANNKE, Prop 247 and 240 High Street. JQ?I tSKdT ft T.mfJrn .wrct .'fi?l 73c; coxmsHr DAINTY COOKS Alwnys profor our moats, bocauso ouh phono ordors recolvo tho samo attontlou as thoso ordered In person K. O. CROSS, Slates Street Market rhone 201 FOR SALE! PORTLAND MARKI-rr. Wheat Club. "Go; valloy, bluo stem, 77 78c. Oats Chotco whlto, 29c. Mlllstuff nran, $17. Hay Timothy, $16 $1G; alfalfa $11.50. Vetch $7. 50 $8.00. Potatoes S5cC $2.10 por cwt. Poultry Hens, 15 16c; mixed chickens, 14 15c; dressed chick ens, 1G17c; turkeys, live, 13 14c; ducks, 171Sc; pigeons, $1.00 Pork Dressed, 66c Beof Dressed, 5Gc. Mutton j5 7c. Hops 9 10 c tt, according to quality. Wool Valloy, coarso to medium, 29 23c; eastern Oregon, 13 18c, .o Good Woiiht for Cbnmbcrlaln's Cough Remedy. Pooplo ovorywhero tako ploasuro In tostlfylng to tho good qualities of Chnmborlatn's Cough Uemody. Mrs. Edward Phillips of Barclay, Md., wrlUs: "I wish to toll you that 1 can recommend Chamborlnln's Cough Remedy. My llttlo girl. Catherine. who Is two years old, has been taking this remedy whenever sho has had a cold slnco sho was two months old. About a month ago I contracted n dreadful cold myself, but I took Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ami was soon as well as ever." This rem edy Is for sale by Dr. Stone's drug store. 22 acres of tho finest land on Sn lomprairlo, flno $3000 houso, good barn nnd out buildings, plenty o( fruit, only 1 mll03 from city limits This is ono of tho finest homes In Marlon county. For prico seo Derby & Willson "V.. -?. " c lKdl LSlote For Sale or Exrianjt Have you anything for ni a trade? We havo serenl n innt aro oncred for exchujiijij nnd farm properly, Weluift proporty to exchange for U tot. A 5-roora house, one lot (tea ft., good fruit, small barn. V&ti for $200 down and balatci tt t.1 por month. Price M0. A 4 -room house and i lotitu blocks from car line, good rckl for $S00. Ensr termi. A 5-room modern tctugt, anl block from car line, built our I a snap nt $1650. A 9-roora modern bone ctwidl good barn, for 12600, Four ncres just outtld ct ft limits all set to Loncberrtok $1200. Two ncros and new home sli good land, for $1600. Ten ncres, good house uf ! for $1S00. Fortyone acres, first t!ia H- provemonti, 10 acres cf vA H' orchard, sold 3000 bushe:seli last yor. See RaddlS 0xfp Seventy acres, 50 tcreiUnS tlon, 40 acres of prunes, 5 tiow Saiam nn cnod road, for IHH Six acres all in cuHlntoU" Improvements, 3 acres ol a ttt l ml I oa frnm SlItBOlC. rnntf rnad for S1S50. If you want hop raseb, tk grain, fruit or grazing wm- Bavernl hoUSCS fOf tt CU you want anything la lust notary work. RADCLIfP C0,i Reliable Ago B. ii. "as ' . -- htnt OT ! I Iieierence, " , houso In the cuy w ovmOMf From rafts to mill tho samo caro Is used In tho handling and selection of our lumber, nnd also saves you monoy, Como and seo us about prices. GOODALE LUMBER CO., yards Near Depot. O .Mi's ,Um" 7f r- mf fjSr&?J& Send the Family Washing To Us and you'll never bother with having It done at homo again. Time was when every family could not afford to Bend tho washing to a laundry, but times havo changed bo, too, havo tho methods and prices. Today you can better afford to send the family washing here than not to Ask about our prices on family wash ing, rough dry, or flnlshed. The Salem Steam Laundry Pbe M. 1N.1M g. IArty & UASGEnUKlJ Wheayourtatbio Isn't fitted UP "B"rt i pluirblns. "" " taHM.j gerousln"'- "WW??Z1 wH'araw--" rtAWt -,!,. bathroom. Viilj and water PP Jf j .ta specialty ZZiA - JLT reasonau"' r A. L mf" ..n& f j