DAILY OAPITATj JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1007.
HOFER BROS. Polishers anc? Proprietors
B. IIOFKIt, Kdltor.
A. F. ITOFEHi Manager.
TJ1E JOURNAL STANDS FOR PROGRESS, DEVELOPMENT, GOOD
GOVERNMENT. AND NO DEGRADHD LABOR.
HOMES FOR CONSUMPTIVES.
Boforo tho MnagcchUBottB log!.laturo is a bill Introduced l: the public
charities commlttco appropriating ?300,000 TO CONSTRUCT THREE
HOMES FOR CONSUMPTIVES TO UK MANAGED 11Y THE STATE.
Ono hi to bo In tho northeast part, ono In tho southeast and the third
In tho Connecticut valley.
It Is not proposed to make living at thoao homos free.
Tho coBt of board is fixed In tho bill at ?4 a week.
Each Institution Is planned to accommodate 1G0.
Consumption is regarded as a contagious disease.
At loaot It Is thought to bo DANGEROUS TO THE HEALTH OF
OTHERS TO LIVE IN THE SAME ROOM WITH CONSUMPTIVES, and
tho atalo homos are designed to afford consumptives ploafiant quartern,
whoro they may havo tho best treatment known and may feel thoy aro no)
a sourco from which tho disease may spread to others.
It is wlso In tho creation of stato Institutions to provide for pay pa-
tlonts.
Now institutions aro needed to caro for Increasing classes of tho afflict
Cfl or delinquent, and every now Institution Increases tho burden of tho
taxpayer.
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AIJOUT CANADA.
Early In tho week Sir Wilfrid Laurlor, tho ablo premier of Canada,
made a speech In London at a banquet of tho Canada club of tho British
capital, following tho meeting of tho colonial rulers of tho empire.
Ills topic was tho relations of Canada to tho empire and to her
neighbor, tho Unitod States.
Ho assured his hearers that THERE WAS NO LIKELIHOOD OF
CANADA REING AMERICANIZED a consequence that a few English
men droad, but only a fow bollovo In by tho Immigrants that are
-crossing tho border.
Tho Amorlcans, ho said, who nro Immigrating to Canada arc quitting
tho Unitod States bocauso thoy bollovo that Canada Is a bettor country
"with bottor laws, which nro admlnlslorod ton-fold hotter than tho laws
of tho Unitod States."
ALL OF WHICH, WHILE EXCEKDIXGLY FLATTERING TO THE
CANADIAN PREMIER, IS HARDLV CONSISTENT WITH ACOL'HACV
OF REASONING AND THE LOGIC OF THE FACTS.
It is true that Canada Is obtaining a vory doslrablo clas of agricul
tural emigrants from tho United States.
It Is truo, furthomoro, that nho is offering most oxcollont Inducements
!n tho way of lands and prlcoH and ratos of transportation.
Thoro, howovor, It Ih tlmo to tnko Ibhuo with Sir Wilfrid.
Our agricultural community, which Is by far tho largost and wealth-
loBt division of our olghty millions of population, IS QUITE satisfied with
tho lnws under which itu puoplo llvo.
Tliolr freedom and pergonal safoty aro nssurod.
Tholr lovo of tho co nntry nnd of Its instiutlone is unqualified.
THOSE WHO IMMIGRATE TO CANADA ARE SIMPLY SEEKING
THAT WIDER OPPORTUNITY IN A NEW LAND which has Inspired
tho soul of tho plouour In nil ages
Thousands and tons of thousands como to ub; a fow hundreds have
gono chlufly because thoy nro confined by tho limitations of a populous
section and hamperod by prices that aro boyond their moans.
Tho newer country hns its nlluroinonts, and whon this is Bnld all is said
that marks tho differences bo delicately and Ingenuously drawn by Can
ada' premier,
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CALLS MR. STEAD A CAD.
Blood Humors
Persistent Eczema Druggist Advised Proper
Medicine-Another Complete Cure.
Ifc mnkes no difference how severo or long-seated a case of bad
blood, humors, eczema or scrofula may be, Hood's Snrsaparllln cures
just tho same.
It has tho greatest record of any
medicine ever made. Has received
tho largest number of testimonials
10,300 in two years.
It is the one above all others for
you to take if you need a thorough
ly good medicine for your blood.
Head the following from Mr. C. C. Bailey,
a well-known pump manufacturer, of
Champaign, 111.
"When I asked tny doctor vrbat that
eruption was which came under my right
car, and which hud refused to yield to home
treatment, ho said It was a bad caso of
eczema and that It would tnko a long tlmo
to euro It. Another doctor said It was
about tho worst caso he over snw. I fol
lowed their advlco for 10 months, and still
tho eruption would not heal.
"Ono day I asked tho druggist If ho had
anything he thought would do mo good.
Ho Bald It auythlng would cure mo it was
Hood's Sarsaparilla
C. C. BAILEY.
Hood's Sarsaparilla, nnd advised that I buy
thrco bottles, watch tho results, nnd bo
governed accordingly. Thoro ,wns such
decided Improvement at tho end of that
tlmo that another bottlo effected n complete
cure." C. C. Ilnlley, 40 E. University
avenuo, Champaign, 111.
Will convince and euro where given a fair trial. Buy a bottlo today.
BnrsntabS nro Hood's Snrnftpnrllln In tab- Sold by nil drucKlsts or sent promptly by
lot form. Hnvo Identically mail on receipt of price by C. I. Hood Co.,
tho saiuo curativo properties. 100 Uosua 91. 1 Lowell. Mass.
Guaranteed under tho Food and Drugs Act, Juno 30, 1000. No. 324.
"William T. Btond, odltor of tho Urltlnh .lluvlow of -llovlowa, hns
nrousud tho "MlHiourl" In tho Knuvmi City Joumiul.
Btond, In tho Journal's opinion, Ih a cad, a moddlor a colnor of In
milts, and cousldera hlmuolf thu udjuttur-lu-ohlor of tho world's dllllcul-
tlQH.
Whim ho ml foot on tho uttdiimhlp to will for England tho Journal
will b highly plounad.
Stwid hoIdH tho Aninrlonii pimple In coutompt, Insults us right and loft
nnd w alt allontly by.
Thu Journal fools thai thu tlmo tuiK oomu to talk back.
"I'lftwu ywira ino." amy thlH overwrought Mlanourlun, "Mr. Stoad
vlaltad Chicago In MMt'oh of nmtwrlnl for(iMJlf-ttxplltutlon, and tho romill
of hla riiraory glance at tho Windy City wtm u book that wns never
much of a itcreM. for the good and aiilllvlont ronaon that it was not
worth rending.
"Title time he criiiu ncroea tho Atlnntlc to roguluto tho affairs of our
poaco conference, and because ho was not pormlttod to draft tho rosolu
tlons, or for some othor uqunlly trivial roiuon, ho played tho baby aol
and tttriiutl tho vl ,1b or his wrath against the Amorlcnn pooplo.
"One of the Ili'Ht things Mr. Stoed did on his prosont visit was to ub
Hiiro a tHiniimny of wonion that the Ainorluan mon Mid not rospoct
wnnuiii. Thoy treat thoni llko children," contluuud tho Ilrlltali critic.
" 'Hurfnuu courtoay Ih not truo chivalry.
'And that U what tho Amorlcnn man offers to Amorlcan women.
" 'Bupi)OHo n protty woman approaches a group of mon and announcos
that by adding two and two Hldowlio alio has demonstrated that the sum
la llvo. Do thoy oall hor an Idiot?
' 'No. Hut a person who had real rospoct for hor would toll hor she
was making a fool of herself so that bIio would discontinue the oxhlbl
tlon.'
"Ueautlfylng reasoning this. Of course, ttmlor Blmllar olroumstuncos
tho ohlvalrous Mr. Stoad would call tho woman an idiot and chuck
headed fool.
"Mr. Stead addressed the Methodist proaohors mooting In Now York,
nnd while discussing his boats' resolutions blandly said 'Nobody caroa
n damn for your resolutions.
"Of course, this shocked tho good mlntstors, but thou it was Mr.
8toad, and the Incident was allowed to pass.
"Although Mr. Stoad Iuih boon nccorded tho courtosy duo an honored
guost in this country he has demoii3trntod that ho Is an Ignorant and
narrow-minded boor, and Amorica will bo well rid of a suporclllous cnl
when ho Iwivos."
WEEKLY
NEW YORK
LETTER
What Is Going On in the Country's
Great Metropolis
songors and operators, who aw
guarding tho property all ntgift long,
and It would bo simply Impossible
for burglars to rob tho concern.
Tho Pennsylvania Railroad com
pany Iuib raised tho chargos for its
cabs. It has boon losing money on
It, nnd consequently tho prices have
had to bo put up. In fact thoy hnvo
been doubled. Hereafter Hlnglo fare
from tho West 23rd Btreot ferry to
tho hotel district will bo CO cents
Instead of 25, as heretofore Former
ly tho rato of a hansom for a mile
nnd a half or loss with ono or two
persons was 25 cents. It is now fiO
cents with nn extra 25 cent faro for
Now York, May 11. feomo of the ' y additional mllo or fraction
rgo city bankH whon thoy under- thoronf. Pnrm0Piv this nxt chnmo
G HUMAN'
KXPKUIMUNTS
WITH SMllKJI.NC!
Replying to an Amorlcan Inquiry,
Consul CSonoral A. V. Thaoknrn, of
Herlln mtikos tho following reporl
ralntlvo to tho Gorman use of
Rinudgtw In tho protection of fruit
trees, vluoa, oto., from frests:
It Is the opinion of all thoao from
whom I huvo hoard that tho protec
tion of trees from damage which
may bo caused by lato frosts, at
least In Germany, is by no means In
tumoral use, and tho method may
still bo considered In tho experi
mental stage. For lustanco, In
"Wordor, about 25 miles from Berlin,
tho cetttor ot a largo fruit-growing
Industry, tho president ot tho fruit
growers' association writes xu that
tho method ts vory little employed.
In Isolated cases the growers have
uie4 dried leave, weeds, sawdust
or somo othor cheap mntorlal which
will produco smoke, with moro or
loss favorable results. In tho vine
district of tho Rhine and among the
fruit-growers of Wurttomborg, whon
a uiimbor of tho neighboring own
ers unite and make a concerted
movement to uso the smudge
mothod, a certain dogreo of succesi
has boon obtained, but tho method Is
not In gonornl uso In Germany. It
ts not Intended to glo tho Impres
sion that tho question of tho protec
tion ot fruit trees and vines from
frost by means of sinudgei Is not ot
interest to tho agriculturists ot this
country far from It, Many exhnus
tlvo experiments havo boon mado
by exports and othors, and are still
being mado, nnd, while the result
havo not yet boon as favorable as
were wished for, a satisfactory so
lution, which would mean millions
ot dollars probably to those Inter
ested, Is still keped tor.
111!
tnko to reconstruct their banking
housos adopt a now plnn. The
Ghomlcnl National bank has just
como Into occupancy of Its greatly
beautified building nftor a temporary
occupany of a largo room lu a sky
Bcrapur In Dunno stroot. This bnnk
lug room was built for temporary
occupancy by banks, and tho banks
can movo nil tholr portablo proper
ty Into tho spacious banking room
specially constructed to meet tho
wants of a banking , Institution.
While tho Chemical bank was rocon
structlng Its old building n work oc
cupying many months, It hnd n line
bHiikliiK room all tho while, with no
differences lu Its facilities oxcopt
that It was situated a couple ot
blocks away from its old site. Whon
tho work was dona, In movod tho
Chemical bank with all Its accumu
lated millions. The olllcors and
clerks and customers found In tho
reconstructed banking room the
lluost arched window In tho city can
boast of and tho largost tho city has
to show. Tho National Park bank
ers havo a wondow almost ns large
and handsomo, but tho Chemical's
stnuds at tho hoatl. And now tho
Importers & Trndors bank, which
owns n largo and handsomo proporty
on tho corner of Murray Btreot and
Broadway, has moved Into tho Daune
roady-mndo banking rooms, nnd Is
tearing down Its old building and
preparing to put up a skyscraper.
Tho apartmonts ot tho Mercantile
National bank, In tho Wostorn Union
building nro tho handsomest In tho
city, bolng really ologant. This
bank Is protected In n romarkablo do
groe. In addition to Its hugo and
lmprognnblo vault, nnd watchman It
has also a corps of telegraph raes
thoreof. Formerly this extra charge
was fifteen cents. Tho fnro for
four-whcolora has been Increased
from -10 to CO conts for ono nnd n
halt mllos or less, with an Increase
from 15 to 25 contB for ovory cddl
tlonnl poraonn, and an lncronso from
20 to 25 conts for every oxtra mllj
or fraction thoroof.
Have You a
Savings Account?
IF NOT LKT US Ol'KX ONE IX
YOIH X.YMK. IT'S AX KXCKL-
IiKXT MKAXS OF SAVIXG .MOX-
KY, AXI MAKING IT KARX
MORK.
DKTOSITS OF OXK DOLLAR OR
MOllK CAN UK MARK AT AXY
T1MLK.
INTEREST PAIR SEMI-AXXU-
ALLY.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Capital National
Bank
Tho mnrrlago of a nogro In the
fashionablo Holy Trinity Prostcstnni
Episcopal church, Lenox nvenuo nnd
122d stroot, crontcd qutto a stir in
fashionablo circles, and In church
clrelos ns well. Tho coromony was
elaborate and tho church was crowd
od with nogroos, tho only whlto por
son present bolng tho Rov. E. II.
Henson, usHtstnnt roctor ot the
church, who porformod tho . coro
mony. Ho said that tho woman wns
a mombor of tho church, having been
duly conOrmod n fow wooks ngo.
"Wlll'lloly Trinity oncourngo the
mnrrlago of nogroos In tho church?"
Doctor Donson wns asked. "It will
nolthor oncourngo or dlscourngo col
ored pooplo from bolng married
within Its walls," ho roplled.
"Hello, hello," shouted nn uptown
grocer; ho hold tho rocolvor to his
ear for a momont, whllo ho frowned
slightly nnd lmpntlontly. Then n
smllo transformed his features.
"Oh," ho said, "Androw Carnegie's
houso, nil right, I'll hold tho wire?"
A brlof pause, eight or ton women
who woro waiting, flggotod. "Yes,
Mrs. Carnoglo," shouted tho grocer
Into tho phono. "This morning's
order. Yes, and tho goods havo
been sont; thoy should bo nt your
plnco now, It won't bo long boforo
thoy arrive. How Is Mr. Carnegie
feeling today? Good. I'm glad to
hoar it. Yos, thank you. All right,
good by." Ono of tho customers
who hnd boon waiting for tho pro
prietor to wait upon hor whllo ho
was busy with "Mrs. Cnrnelclo."
said, sarcastically to a woman who
stood by hor slde: "That makes
mo trlod, ovory tlmo that man gets
n storo full of customers, ns ho frq-
(juontly doos nt this tlmo of day, he
always has a call from somo wealthy
person In tho neighborhood. No, of
courso thoy don't trado here that'
what I am gottlng nt. Thoy aro fake
calls, and ho never talks to those
whoso names ho speaks so loudly.
Why does he do It? I suppose It Is
to mako his patrons think that the
swollest persons In this part of town
buy at his store."
figures. John W. Gates bccnm
known in financial circles as a man
who wa3 ready to take any kind of
risks, and from him camo tho phrase
"bet a million." He has been an
unhealthy influence, disturbing to an
alarming degree at times, and appar
ently guided with an utter lack of
principle. Tho houso has always
been noted for its extreme bids in
tho market and Wall streot was quite
ready to believe, althought Gate3 &
Co., might. have boon heavily loaded
up with stocks during the high
prices of tho market and fall of
190C, that thoy had taken the' op
portunity to switch during tho las
month. Those who held thr hniu
that the Gates crowd had been heavy
losers bo far as to Ox the amount of
their losses at $0,000,000. Tho op
erations of tho Orm havo been of
first magnitude and it has not been
unusual for tho houso to carry at
times over $100,000,000 In stocks.
Tho principal actor In a protty lit
tie romance that began somo yeari
ago In tho sleepy old town of Oxford
England, and hns ended hero with n
wedding, arrived hero on tho steam
er Celtic, after a Journoy of more
thnn 10,000 miles. About six years
ngo Morris Alexander was a student
at Oxford. Prof Schechtor, his wife
and protty daughter, Ruth, lived
near tho university. Young Alex
ander nnd tho girl fell In lovo with
each othor, but ns ho could not sup
port a wife at that time, It was do
elded tho pair should wait until
Alexander should establish hiniBclf
After flnlBhlhg his courso at Oxford
ho wont to South Africa to mako his
fortune. Tho woman promlsod to
wnlt for him. Thnt was six years
and a half ago. Moanwhllo Profes
sor Schechtor, left tho university
and camo to Now York as president
of tho Jewish Theological somlnnry
In East 100th street. Tho young
man workod hard, nnd wns soon
mado n mombor of tho Capo Town
municipal council. Then ho became
an ndvocnto and took a prominent
plnco in tho legal fraternity of the
city. Ho nnd Miss Ruth correspond
ed, but snw nothing of onch othor
Tho third of last month young Alox-
nnuor snucd from Capo Town for
Southhampton on tho Konllworth
Castle. Ho arrived at Southhamp
ton, Just In tlmo to board tho Celtic
for Now York. Whon tho ship horth-
od thnt ovonlng tho young woman
nnd hor pnronts woro nt tho plor to
greet tho young Inwyor. Tho profes
Bor and his wlfo romalncd only n fow
moments nnd then hurried away,
loavlng tho couplo by thomsolvos.
Ernest E. von Ihno, court archi
tect to tho Gorman emperor, who
camo oyer to hoar Mr. Carnegie's
poaco talk, bollovos that tho llmlti
of high buildings horo will soon, bo
ronched and that tholr multiplication
will coaso. Ho thinks that lmmenso
Bkyscrnpors hero and thoro may be
all right, but ho doos not tnko klndb
to tho prospoct of "groat canyon
Hnod with solid blocks of towers,-"
when tho quostlon of daylight will
bo prnctlcallyboyond solution. Mr
von Ihno, says that wo aro earnest
ly "striving to moot tho pnrtlculnr
probloms of buildings fittod for
dwolllngs, biiBlnoss housos nnd pub
lic hnlls In Amoricn probloms dif
ferent In mnny rospocts from maiy
hlthorto attackod by nrchltocts."
And you nro meeting thoso probloms
with n surprising dogreo of success."
ho continues, "considering how
brlof has been tho tlmo during which
you havo beon at It. Now York Is
most Impresslvo In tho daring nnd
untrammcled spirit In which it is
thrusting up Its gigantic fabrics Into
tho nlr."
o
Bishop Potter's Question.
A young clergyman In n remote
country district wrote onco to Bishop
Potter, saying that ho was about to
take a wlfo, and nsked If, to save
somo othor clergyman a long anu
wonry Journoy, ho could not many
himself.
Tho bishop's roply was marvelous
ly concise. It said:
"Could you bury yourself?" Exchange.
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Will treat yon vita OrM! I
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Dr, Eum is knows (Tern!
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for 20 yeras, and hs U trjU
uses u&nj medie!BMBthvitii
doctors, and with ttta (M i
catarrh, asthma, Inaj ItmVi
matism, stomach, Utm, uliifrj
eases.
Dr. Kum makMaipwiiltlrf
and female trouble. Bj
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else falU. He Uf KitkH
monials, and gives ic!4ii
Prices for medieJBM vw;
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Tho greatest sensation In a finan
cial way that tho streot has had for
somo tlmo, has been tho rotlremont
of John V. Gates, and bis son from
Wall street. Tho pair were aulae
generous, no other speculators being
exactly llko them. Tho houso always
I dealt In largo amounts and losi
I and gains were marked by klsli
Sold everywhere. Inboxesl0cand25c.
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