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DAILY OAMTAIj JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON MONDAY, MAY 13, 1007.
HOFER BROS., Pfetthc and Proprietors
E. HOFER, Editor. A. P. IIOFER, Manager.
XHE JOURNAL STANDS FOR PROGRESS, DEVELOPMENT,
GOVERNMENT. AND NO DEGRADED LAUOR.
GOOD
TRE MAN LAND."
Llttlo boy, little boy, would you go so soon
To tho land where the grown mnn lives?
Would you barter your toys and your airy things
For tho things that tho grown man gives? '
Would you leave the haven whoso doors are set
With tho Jowols of Lovo's alloy
For tlw land of emptiness and regret?
Would you go, llttlo boy, llttlo boy?
It's a land far off, llttlo boy, llttlo boy,
And tho way It Is dark and Bteep;
And onco you have passed through Its doors, llttlo boy,
You mayn't oven comn back to sleop.
Thero Is no tucking In, no good night kiss,
No mornings of childhood joy.
It's passion and pain you glvo for this,
Think well, llttlo boy, llttlo boy!
Llttlo boy, llttlo boy, can't you soo tho ghosts
That llvo In tho land off there;
Tho "brokon hearts," "fair hopes," all dead;
"LoBt faith" and "grim despair?"
Thoro's a train for that land in tho aftor years
When old Tlmo rushos in to destroy
Tho wall that stands 'tween tho Joy and tho tears
So don't go, llttlo boy, llttlo boy!
Mnynard Walto In tho Metropolitan Magazine.
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NEW DEAL AT THE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
Tho Orogonlnn has a ringing editorial standing by tho new deal at
tho stato agricultural collcgo.
It upholds manfully tho now president of that institution, against UN
CALLED FOR ATTACKS ON THE STATE AGRICULTURAL COL
LEGE. It Is an open secret that tho grangos of Orogon felt Buro thero was to
bo n now ileal at that Institution, nnd rofralncd. from, criticising the
largo appropriations mado for tho Corvallls Institution.
Tho mnchlno politicians of Orogon woro baflled at every point In their
nttompt TO LAND ONE OK THEIR NUMIIER IN THE PRESIDENCY OF
THE FARMER'S COLLEGE.
Now tho organs of tho machlno, which dominated tho last loglslnturc,
nro hoard In personal riltaoka on President Kerr. Tho editorial from the
Orogonlnn Is as follews:
(Tho Orogonlnn Editorial of May 12.)
Home half dozen Oregon nowHpapors havo taken up tho cry against
President Kerr, of tho agricultural college.
Tho express misgivings us to tho wlmlom of his election BECAUSE HE
WAS ONCE A MORMON AND A POLYGAMIST.
Do thcHo papors know what they nro doing?
Do they uudorstaud they nro aiding tho Mormon hierarchy to wren'.:
ItH revenge upon Mr. Korr for renouncing polygamy many years ago In
Ills young manhood and lighting the Mormon political mnchlno over
ulnco?
Tho hierarchy has driven him out of tho Utah Agricultural College;
IT HAS DETERMINED TO DRIVE IIIM OUT OF THE OREGON COL
LEGE. Those newspapers aro helping on the wicked purpose
The hierarchy lias rosolvod that no man who lights It shall over enjoy
u position of honor wost of tho Hoyy mountains.
Mr. Kurr lias fought It for many yours,
Some of tho uowHpnporu of Orogon nro Joining In tho conspiracy to
punish him.
Is this Hlmplo luunceuco, or Ib It something worse?
Tho touo of tho Eugene newspapers Is uspuolally malignant.
WHAT CAN RE THE MOTIVE HEIIIND THE INEXDOES which
have appeared In tho Guard and Register?
Tho Guard speaks of Mr. Korr us "ono of thorn," moaning "ono of
tho Mormon loaders."
It must know that tills Is untruo nnd that tho Mormon londors aro hla
bitter uuumluK.
It says, with cruel liijutttlco, that Orogon is "not roady to nccopt ovou
negatively tho tonott of tho Mormon faith."
Mr. Korr dot not hold those tenets AND IS THE LAST MAN IN THE
WORLD TO TEACH THEM, ultlior positively or uogntlvoly.
Tho Guard says "hla Holuotlon was a grnvo error of Judgmont on tit
part of tho board of regents."
It was rwilly tho souudost Judgmont, for Mr. Korr is roputod to he
A .MAN OF HIGH ATTAINMENTS, GREAT EXECUTIVE AIIILITY AND
SINGULAR FITNESS FOR THE POSITION IN EVERY WAY.
Tho KiiKtuio HoKlstor speaks of Mr. Koor us "tho now Mormon presi
dent of O. A. C "
It luidH that, "he would no doubt bo n polygnmlst hut for tho law
against It." and HUggouta that "ho will bo uuito a stimulus to Mormonlam
In wiwtorn Orogon."
What could bo moanor than thoic remarks?
MR. KNItlt IS A IIKTTER CHRISTIAN THAN THOSE WHO MA
LION IIIM, and, Instoad of stimulating Mormonlsm, so far ns It moans
tho Mormon machine, or polygamy he will light it horo ns ho has in
Utah.
Do tho Eugene papors think thoy will help tho causo of tho state
unlvuralty by audi methods?
THE UNIVERSITY MUST DEPEND FOR ITS SALVATION UPON
THE FAVOR OF CANDID, FAIR-MINDED, INTELLIGENT PEOPLE.
Such people nro not won by Blander.
Inuoudn does not attract thorn.
Thoy aro not likely to Join In n conspiracy to ruin one of tho prlnclpn'
onomlort of MormonUin hoeauso ho U an onomy of MormonUm.
THEV ARE LIKELY TO CONCLUDE THAT AN INSTITUTION
WHICH MUST DEPEND UPON MALIGNANT SLANDER FOR ITS I)E
FENSE IS PAST DEFENDING.
Wo guosa that the appropriation for tho university will not gain ninny
frlondu by tho attack which tho Htmone iwpors aro making upon tho agri
cultural college through Its omlnout president.
That is, tho average efficacy, for It was not denied THAT HUMAN
LIFE IS SAFE IN THE HANDS OF SOME OF THEL
A meeting of the American Medical association was held in Chicago
the other day and thero seemed to bo a general agreement that ono of tho
speakers did not go too far when be said that, while 4000 physicians
aro graduated in this country every year, THREE-FOURTHS WERE
UNFIT TO PRACTICE MEDICINE.
This unfitness nroso partly from a lack of preparatory education bo
foro going to medical colleges and partly from a low standard in tho
medical colleges themselves.
Ono of the Bpenkers said ho had been lecturing In a medical college for
years over the heads of students WHO KNEW TOO littijH of uiiem
ISTRY, HACTERIOLOGY AND PHYSIOLOGY TO FOLLOW HIM INTEL-
LIOENTLY.
Another speaker dwelt on tho laxity of tho examinations conducted by
stato boards to ascertain whether the applicant is fit to practice modlcine.
Ho said 58 per cent of tho persons that failed on the first examination
succeeded nt tho Bccond, and to hlB mind this was evidence that tno appli
cants had studied along tho lines of the questions met in tho first exam
ination. Tho consensus of opinion was that tho standard of medical educatiou
should bo raised and that students should not bo admitted to medical
colleges until thoy have more knowledgo about things In general AND
PARTICULARLY ABOUT THE SCIENCES RELATED TO MEDICINE.
Any ono that ha3 visited a medical college may recall tho youthful
faces.
Moro boys are often found in tho lecture rooms.
They aro ngolng Just ns fast as they can, qf course by starting tho shy
Bldoburns or tho backward board or by cultivating tho ImprosBlvo man
nor preparatory to tho hanging of the shingle, but withal thoy cannot hide
their youth and inexperience.
It 1b no offense to bo young, RUT TO RE YOUNG AND INEXPERI
ENCED AND AT THE SAME TIME DEFICIENT IN EDUCATION
a condition deplored at tho meeting of tho American Medical assocla
tion this Is a danger to life, for tho protection of which tho profession
of modlclno Is Btipposed to exlBt.
In calling attention to tho defects of tho present system of training
physicians, THE ASSOCIATION PERHAPS DID NOT COMPARE THE
PRESENT WITH THE PAST.
Unquestionably tho standards aro higher now than thoy were a do
cado or two ago when examinations woro required by few states and
whon It was a far easier matter lo becomo a "doctor" than It is to-
Thoro Is ono thing certain: Tho Amerlcnn Medical association wl'l
find tho general public In sympathy with any movement to rnlso the
atandnrd of medical oducatlon still higher.
A Now Addition to Newport.
Groat intcrost is being taken In
Ynquinn bay dovolopmontB, and It is
said moro cottogos will bo put up
thoro this summer than ever boforo
Tho rosult will bo numorouB nddltlons
to Newport, along tho const north of
Nye crook. Arrnngomonts are now
bolng made, according to Informa
tion given tho Albany Domocrnt, for
a nno nddltlou Just south of Dig
creek, near tho Montoroy, only n half
mllo north of Nye crook, to bo known
ns Dcach Park, by sovoral Albany
mon. Thoro will bo flvo hundred
lotB, -10x80, with a numbor of protty
drlvownys through tho Park, Bplon
dldly Bituatod, running down to tho
bonch. Tho prlco of tho lots has net
yet bopn agreed upon, but It Ib said
It will bo somowhoro from $50 to
$100, according to location. Several
havo already expressed an Intention
of building cottngoB tho coming Bum
mor. It will bo awhllo boforo tho
promotoM havo tho lots rondy to put
on tho market.
Tho ondorsomout and olllolnl record of President Korr show two things
ho has ben against tho political mnohluo nnd tho log-rolling liter
urchy everywhoro.
Ho liaa a record or praotloal work as na agriculturist THAT FITS
HIM FOR THE PLACE TO WHICH HE IS ELECTED.
He in born and ralsod a farmer and educator combined and said to
liAVe grant oxooutlvo ability,
He can go out among tho farmors and talk farming, nnd llvo stock
nnd oropa, and loavo tho impression THAT HE IS NOT PUTTING IT ALL
ON FOR THE OCCASION.
Ills selection U not duo to political or partisan influeucos and ho will
bo Biistnluod and given n fair trial upon his merits by tho organized far;n
ora of Orogon.
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NEW STANDARDS OF MEDICAL EDUCATION.
The .Trlfnuou Bridge.
Albany Domocrnt Saturday: Judge
Scott of tho Marlon county court
enmo up this noon to confor with
Judge Stowart In roforenco to tho
Jefferson brldgo. It Is roportod In a
sorlous condition, and something
must bo dono at onco to make It
safe. As It is a heavy load would not
bo snfo nt all on It. Tho Indications
aro that qulto an oxponso will bo In
volved In tho ropnlting of the brldgo
This nftornoon Judgos Stowart and
Scott ordorod tho brldgo closed,
ponding ropnlrs. Tho troublo Is n
small ono, a brokon eating In tho
Hood's
Sarsaparilla is unquestiona
bly the greatest blood and
liver medicine known, It.
positively and permanently
cures every humor, from
Pimples to Scrofula. It is
the Best.
Blood Medicine.
It la not very comforting for mortala who havo boon pinning their
faith to physicians to learn that the oHcacy of 1. D.'a is seriously
doubted by the moat learned noa or that profeloH.
Have You a
Savings Account?
IF NOT LET VS OPEN ONE IN
YOUR NAME. ITS AN EXCEL
LENT MEANS OF SAVING MON
EY, AND MAKING IT EARN
MORE.
DEPOSITS OF ONE DOLLAR OR
MORE CAN RE MADE AT ANY
TIME.
INTEREST PAID SRMI-ANNU.
ALLY.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Capital National
Bank
top, but much depends upon It, nnd It
will probably coBt $500 boforo tho
brldgo Ib mado safe. Teams havo
been crossing, though, until tlie
brldgo wns closed this afternoon.
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Rownro of Ointments for Catarrh
That Contain Mercury,
as morcury will suroly destroy tha
sonBo of Bmoll nnd complotoly do
rnngo tho wholo ayatom whon ontor
Ing It through tho mucoua Burfnces.
Such articles should novor bo used
oxcopt on prescription from roputa
blo physlclnns, an tho daraago thoy
will do Is ton fold to tho good you
can possibly dorlvo from thorn.
Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O..
contains no morcury, and la takon in
tornnlly, acting directly upon tho
blood and mucous surfaces of the
Bystom. In buying Hall's Catarrh
Curo bo auro you got tho gonulno.
It Is taken internally and mado in
Toledo, Ohio, by F .J. Cheney & Co.
Testimonial free
Sold by all druggists. Prlco, 75c
por bottlo.
Tako Hall's Fnmlly Pills for con
stipation. o
A Poor Marksman.
A I as Angoloa pnpor recently
stated that "John D. Rockofoller will
pass down Into hlbtory ns In many
rospects ono of tho greatest and most
typlcnl of all Amor'IcnnB." Isn't that
onough to Jnr tho bones of Croosusu
Mr. Rockofollor is groat only ns n
money gottor, a small part of true
groatnoss, and ho is typical only of
tho American Shylocks, not of true
Americans. It that Los Angclos edi
tor was shooting at a flock of barns
nt close rango ho wouldn't get a
splinter. Aftor making a remark
llko that this arlstrocratlc editor
ought to go off and bury hlmBolf in
tho tailings of some gold mine. Al
bany Democrat.
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My Rest Friend.
Alexanuer Benton, who lives on
rural route 1, Fort Edward, N. Y., I
says: "Dr. King's Now Discovery Is
my beat earthly friond. It cured me
of asthma six years ago. It has also
performed a wonderful curo of in
cipient consumption for ray son's
wlfo. The first bottlo onded tho tor
rlblo cough, and this accomplished,
tho other smyptoras left one by ono,
until sho was perfectly well. Dr.
King's Now Discovery's power over
coughs and colds Is simply marvel
ous." No other remedy haa ever
equnlod It. Fully guaranteed by J.
C. Perry, druggist; 50c and 11.00.
Trial bottlo free.
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Sawmill to Shut Down.
Tho Drown Lumber company's
sawmill at Cottago Grove will shut
down tomorrow for an indefinite
lougth of time. Tho capacity of the
mill Is 50,000 feet of lumber por
day. Tho Southern Pacific company
will loso the revenue for carrying
that quantity of lumber to market,
averaging from $5.13 to $8 per thou
sand feet, or a dally loss of $260 to
$325. How long can tho railroad
company, rich thought It 13, continue
that system of doing business and
llvo? This shutdown Is directly due
to the ralso of 61 per cent in freight
rates for carrying lumber, Western
Ofegoa.
Bad Symptoms.
Tho woman who has periodical head,
aches, backache, sees Imaginary dark
fcpots or specks floating or donclng bof'orn
her eyes, hasnawlng distress or heavy
full feeling tfwUomach, faint spells, drat?,
glng-dowfiellng In lower abdominal or
pelvic rrjjton, easily startled or excited
Irregulrfr or painful periods, with or with.'
out ifcjvlc catjrfrh, Is suffering from
weaknttos anolorangomcnts that should
havo ciyly attrition. Not all of above
symptpifa attf likely to bo present In any
case at qiiolmc. '
Neglotod or badly treated and such
casesOftn run Into maladies which do.
roan the surgeon's knlfo it they do not
rotj5fataHy.
No m"dlclno extant hng soptiMnnj
tnu iinis-!?rRcnIOI
caies na 0r,rrco'3 t--MA-o7itTT?rfip
miit. - '" --v..-' '.- -"nil u Htrni
iy-flrr,i:"M' mm
mieli
ii.-ii -ini-iii. yf 1;1f.. 1t
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np.vrrnl iiiL'rrnlcnt.s wnrth tnnrf
n,MlTlP?r"' nrmnarv nnp.
imomnnf ino v
k'cry
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!' "-:.?- Jl-.t ..!.' .:.". "0"-IVIIlS
Hiiuoii wj mi-unui si;iuiicu lor InO CUTO Ol
woman's peculiar nllmrnts enter Into It
composition. No alcohol, harmful, or
habit-forming drug Is to bo found In the
1st of Ita Ingredients printed on each
bottlo-wrapppr and attested under oath
In any condition of tho fomalo system.
Dr. Plorco'8 Favorlto Prescription can do
only good novor harm. Its whole effect
Is to strengthen. InvlRorato and regulate
tho wholo furaalo system and especially
tho pelvic organs. When those aro do
ranged In function or affected by disease
tho stomach and other organs of digestion
hecomo sympathetically deranged, tho
nerves nro weakened, and a long list of
bad, unpfoasant symptoms follow. Too
much must not bo expected of this "Fa
vorite Proscription." It will not perform
miracles: will not euro tumora no med
icine will. It will often prevent thorn, if
takon In time, and thus tho operatlnu
table and tho surgeon's knlfo may bo
avoided.
Women sufforlng from diseases of Ions
standing, nro Invited to consult Doctor
Plcrco by letter, rcc. All corrcopondonco
Is held as strictly prlvnlo and sacredly
ronfidontlal. Address Dr. U. V. Pierce
DiifTalo, N. Y. ' '
Dr. Plerco'a Medical Advlsor(1000pnffoj
is sent free on receipt of 21 ono-cont
ptatnps for panor-covcrod, or 31 stamps
for cloth-bound copy. Address as abova
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CHESTERFIELD
Psychic, Palmist
and Clairvoyant
I will tell your
nnmo, your ngo,
nnd tho date of
your birth, also
of changes that
aro in store for
you, whether or
not you should
mako thorn and
if you will bo
successful. I toll also of failures
successes, deaths, travels, mar
riages, dlvorcoa, homo and heart
nffalrs, tnlonts nnd questions that
pertain to tho future. I tench tho
profession to others. Mcdlumlstlc
persons dovalopcd. Parlors In tho
Hughes block 466 Stato Btroct.
Hours 9 a. m. to9 p. m. dally and
Sunday.
COMING FA'KNTS.
May 2 1 Orogon Btato grange
Hood Itlvor.
Juno 1-7 Washington State
Granwo, Lyndon.
Juno 10 Orogon Ploneors' asso
ciation, Portland.
July 10-15 Intorntnlonal Chris
tian Endenvor convention, Seattle.
July 15-20 Grand Lodge Elks
Philadelphia.
July 9-13 Knights Templar con
clave, Saratoga, N. Y.
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Tho Llfo Iusiirnnco
Muddlo haa started tho public to
thinking. Tho wonderful success
that has mot Ballard's Horohound
Syrup In Ita cruando on Coughs, In
fluenza, Dronchltla and all Pulmon
ary troubles haa started tho public
to thinking of this wonderful prepa
ration. They aro all using It. Join
tho procosslon and down with sick
ness. Prlco 25c, 50c and $1.00. Sold
by D. J. Fry.
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Call for Bids.
Bids Mill bo received by tho City
Recorder un to 5 o'clock p. m.,
Moqdny, May 20, 1907, for tho con
struction of a cement concroto walk
on Twelfth streot, In Salem, Oregon
in front of tho south 45 foot of lot
No. 1, in block No. 3, in Yow Park
addition to tho City of Salem, Ore
gon. W. A, MOORES,
5-9-10 Recorder
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Proposals for Painting.
Proposals aro hereby requested
for estimates on painting tho roof,
windows and motnl work on main
bulldlug at tho state reform school.
All painting material to bo furnish
ed by (ho state. Bids must bo sent
to tho office of tho superintendent
on or before May 16, 1907. In
formation and specifications can be
had on application. Ten por cent
certified check of amount must ac
company bid.
N. H. LOONEY,
5-8-7t. Superintendent.
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