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DAILY OAPITAIi JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1007.
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avoid ALUM
an Unseen danger
in Food
TO GUARD 'SHIPS against the unseen dangers at $ea,
the United States Government maintains, lighthouses.
s To guard your home against the un
seen dangers of food products, the Govern
ment has enacted a pure food law. The
law compels the manufacturers of baking
powder to print the ingredients on the
label of each can.
The Government has made the label your protection
so that you can avoid alum read it carefully, if it docs not
say pure cream of tartar hand it back and
Sap plainly
If VIAE. POWDER
ROYAL is a pure, cream of tartar baking powder a pure
product of grapes aids the digestion adds to the health
fulness of food.
SMILES
Hx-Congressmnn t Stevenson, of,
Wisconsin, is likely to bo elected to
succeed to the vacant United States
senatorshlp. That awful man, La
Follette, Is back of him.
At tho first election under univer
sal manhood suffrage In Austria, the
Liberal party has lost many seats In
parliament, und the Socialists gained lhls mnrket. d nt less than the
The Socialist party has got to beiE00ds uro now filing hero. Tim
.... nnnrnof nntiinnn1t n .!., ....
nuoiisncu some way.
Offers to Sell Atnerlcm. n.Z
Now York, May IC.-Tho China
buyer of cotton goods has complex
ly turned the tables on the America.'
seller, and is offerlnc tn Boi ,-
market American sheeting which .,
now offered In China for iesg monv
than present open market quotations
"""" l8 '"0 nrsl time In tho
history of tho trade that goods shin.
pocV to China have boon nntimii.. ..
feretl for re-sale and resiling... i'
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morroittr;
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tn-. . " leM .
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the Mlnft 'mtm)J:
van . - l
Scarcity of food Is causing brov!
riots In Teheran, tho capital of Per
sia. Why don't they climb a broad
fruit tree and defy tho worldi.
Drynn's cousln has failed for
$300,000 'as manager of an Illinois
bank. But that isn't Bryan. Ho
knows no such word as failure when
It comos to making politics pay good
divlddnds. Tilman, LaFollette and
sovral other strong-minded and
thlifty American statesmen have
solved tho problem of making the
ifoar people pay In advanco for pri
vate information nbout public affairs.
Salem business men keep "reBo
looting' 'about street Improvements.
iimi. tiuo uuuu uuuu iur juura. jjiu " w mur-
don't thoy know that the millionaires ikot to tho orfocfc Umt throo houses
nearest approach to this commtm, ".
auairs was scon during th0 Sully
boom when China buyers who had
purchased cotton goods a long time
ahead sold their' contracts for dellv
cry at a handsome profit In this mar
ket. Now, however, tho tradb Is fac
ing a condition of affairs whore tho
Chinaman offers to roshln nmi tn,.
down in this market American unn-u
for less money than tho American
manufacturers can sell tho goods In
tho domestic mnrket here. Tho of
fers, according to tho cables received
comprise 3.25 yard southern sheet
ings, and tho Chinaman Is willing to
sell In this market at C cents; also
3 yard sheotlngs ot G cents. South
cm 3-yard shootings nro quoted in
this market at G to G cents, and
3.25 yard goods at G'l cents. On
top of theso cnblos roports aro cur
rent in some, qunrters of tho mar
comPeUtoriBJ,
:anii7, o n"l
75 member ',, , e fl
founder. .VUttSn
Si"
fishers' dnh , i
annual d.. 'Tbi
S"fiL
run in ih, -,i
to thin-,,. U
a newgamnB,..,'t
returns .- " V"
nmrlom..""'"
sportsmen. xt.v. .'
Boston and Ne1
also In attends
uuti i knu; iuiuh luul uiu millionaires. " " muujb
of tho oltv urn nirninBt aimii . urn. handling Southern goods linvo hnnlf
-. ... v o"'""V uuv u I'tV I -- w.
cecduro. The mllllonnlro who haa,0(l ordorB for 4000 bales of 3.2G and
i o ..u.i 11. i.
been made rich by tho sweat of the
business man, who gets tho cream of
the community In high rontB and
IS'KW O. A. C. IMIKSIDHNT.
tVlint Salt Lake NcuHiinpor Hnld of
Jllni A Ih'iiioiiHtnitloii by Loral
Ht'uilunlH.
Editorial In Salt Lake Tologram,
iMay Gtli: Tho multltudo of frlondt
of Prof. W. .1. Kerr will rojoico to
learn that a wire from Corvnllls, Or.
was jonulvuil In this city yestordny
uiinoiiticlng that by an unnnlmout)
voto of tho regents, (ton regontB and
Oovornor Clmmborlnln), ho w'nB
ulectod pnmldent of tho Oregon Agri
cultural collogo at Corvnllls nt it
nalary of 5000 pur annum.
Tho Telegram warmly congratu
lates tho profoHBor; It has hMII warm
or congratulations for Oregon, her
ItareutH and oltlldron.
Tho professor hns porformodi n Hit
porb work In Logitn, ho has brought
tho college from att humble station
without much organization. Into n
Hploudldly equipped and thoroughly
organized Institution, nnd has given
It Htiuh a Htaudlng that Is has Btu
donts front a dozen outHldos Httttos
nnd at least nno foreign country. We
fear It wiih n nilHfortuno to Utah
when Hitah roHtrletlotiB wore drawn
nrouiuV him that ho wiib forcod to ro
Hlgn, but It auri-Jy will bo a groat
gain to Oregon to have him nt tho
bond of Uh agricultural school, for
Prof. Kurt la not only nit ontlnont
educator, but ho hau tho wtgnclty
niul admlulHtratlvo ability which
would make him fntiiouu at tho hend
of any great IndiiHtrlnl ontorprlso
At least thin Is tho opinion of Mr
W. 8. McCmilck, who ltita for ninny
years boon Ititlntatoly connected with
him In ttioJuiBliietiti of tho Logan col
logo. Ho will carry to tho now field nor
feet equipment for the place, bnokd
by yenra of Htudy uiul oxporloneo In
n BlmUar aphero, audi in a cllmnto
nnd upon hoII whero nlmnst any ox
porltnent can bo tried, with n cer
tainty that genoroiiu iohuUh will fol
low. Tito Gorvnllla school hns nbout
twlco tho land of tho Logan school
nnd It Is In tho very heart of tho The Mazjimns will climb Mt. Jof'
wonuerilll WlliamoitO Vaiioy. TWOtl loruon hub yuur. mu imrijr ui iiiouu
CAN DRAW
CHECKS. . .
Chocking account)) cnnblo folks
to deposit their monoy and ro
colvo n pnaabook, agalnat those
accounU thoy nro portnlttod to
draw checks.
OliQckd may bo glvon to partltM
for such suiu'j as desired, thus
avoiding frequent trips to the
bank.
If Intorested call and soe ui.
Salem State Bank
Ik K. VAQK, FrlmU
K. W. Jf AXARD, Cfauliter.
ty-olght years ago, when tho Secra
moil to valloy waB nB parched, and
(lend ns tho Novadn dosort, In the
mlddlo of Docoinbor tho Wlllamorto
valley lloldB woro as green iib a well
kopt lawn, nnd riding from Portlnnil
to KoBoburg tho train ran throimh
long linos or orchnrds, whoro the
big red npploB iillod the troos mid
cuniborcd tho ground.
It 1b thoro thnt tho Corvnllls col
logos Ib located; tho valley nround It
Ib luxuriant In vogotntlon nil tho year
around, whllo tho Wlllnmotto flowB
piiBt, nnd towering overhead Is tho
coaHt rango with tho Throo SUtora
nnd old Mount Hood kooplng tholr
Hontlnol wntch. It Is ono of tho fairy
spots of tho west, n plnco for big
thoughts and high nBplrntloiiB.
Agniu wo congrntulato Dr. Kerr.
and onco moro congrntulato Orogon
and tho town nnd collogo of Corvnllls
on tho ncqiilBtlon of n Btorllng mnn
n most nccompllshnd Hoholar, tonchor
and ChrlHtlnn gontloiunn.
Prof Korr will lonvo Logan at tho
onrt of IiIb torni In Juno, nnd tnko
ehargo at Corvallis July 1.
nomoiiNtmllnii by Students.
Dispatch In Salt Lake Telegram:
President W. J. Kerr, of tho ngrlcttl
turn I collogo Iuib rocolvod a tologram
from tho socrotnry of tho board o?
rogontB of tho agricultural collogo of
Oregon Informing him thnt Iiq had
boon olected proBldont of that Insti
tution, his torni of ofllco to bogln
July 1.
Tho nowa wns moBt gratifying to
tho rosldonta of Logan nnd In the
college chnpol, when President Korr
was speaking, tho student body made
n demonstration In his honor Btich as
had nover boon wltnosses in tho col
lego. Thoro was no mistaking the
loyalty of students and faculty to
Proaldont Korr.
President Korr hnB been with the
Institution sovon yenrs. In that tlmo
tho nttondnnco hna boon moro than
doubled, buildings have boon erected
at groat cost and tho Institution
equipped for offoctlvo work with fa
cilities Btioh as fow similar Institu
tions onjoy.
It Is rognrdod hero as most tin
fortunuto to tho Institution that con-
uuioiiB could not hnvo boon rnadt
uioh that President Korr could lion.
(Onibly hnvo romnlnodv with the col
logo to continue tho splondld work
that ho hnB boon doing for tho state.
Ho resigned sovoral wooks ago when
Govornor Cutler's now board wont
In.
It Is not known whethor Dr. Korr
will nccopt tho proBldoncy of tho Ore
gon Agricultural Collogo. Ho has
taken tho offer under advisement.
Tho Orogon Institution has offered
him a salary of $5000 which is $2000
moro than the Incumbent ot tho post
tlon receives.
tain climbers will gather In Albany,
nnd stny over night, making tho ac
tual start from that plnco. It Ib ex
pected that the trip will commence
on July 15, and contlntio until July
O
Growing Aches nnd Pains.
MrB. Joslo Sumner, Dromond, Tox.
writes, April 15, 1902: "I havo usod
Ballard's Snow Liniment In my fam
ily for throo years. I would not bo
without It In tho houso. I havo used
It on my llttlo girl for growing pains
nnd nehes In hor knoos. I havo also
UBcd It for frost bltton toot, with
good buccoss. It Is tho bast llmlment
I ovor used." 2Cc, 50c and $1.00.
Sold by D. J. Fry.
o -A
Honroo Honk.
Lawyor And you sny tho nolso
mndo by this dofondliint with his mo
tor caused your horso to tnko fright
nnd run nwny? Whnt made tho
iioIbo?
Fnrntor I dunno, but It Bounded
llko a sawmill with tho grip. Balti
more American.
o .
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera nnd
Diarrhoea. Itcmcdy.
Thoro la probnbly no medlclno
mndo that Is rolled upon with moro
Implicit confidonco than Charabor
latn's Colic, Cholera nnd Diarrhoea
Romody. During tho third of a con
tury In which It has boon uso, poo
plo havo loarned that it Is tho one
romody that novor falls. When re
ducod with wator and Bwootoned It
Is pleasant to tnko. For salo by Dr.
Stono'a drug Btoro.
o
JitHt Carfless,
Mother Jimmy, thoro woro tliroa
Jars of jolly In the cupboard and now
thoro Is only one. How is that?
Jimmy 1 don't know. ma. uniess
I overlooked It. Illustrated Bits.
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For stomach troubles, biliousness
and constipation try Chamberlain's
biomacii nnd Liver Tablets. Many
romarkablo euros hnvo boon effected
by thorn. Prlco 25 cents. Samples
free. For salo by Dr. Stone's dug
store
o i
bank deposits, don't wnnt to lot go of
any of his hard-earned wealth for
iiuijiiiy iiuih uvuiimiuH, o uon i ou-
llovo In strootB and sidewalks that,solutoly wllhoul
3 ynrd southern shootings for Chinn
nccount, deliveries In throo months
Upon bolng run down tho roporls
emanating from ono qunrtorB to the
effect that orders had boon bookd
for 4000 bnloB woro found to hn nil.
foundation. Tho
muvu in aiiuuiu unu HiuuwaiKB mail " " "
can bo imnd hv fhn tuii.iin ntwi, tunt' hope thnt China would bo In tho mar
glvo-tho laborer a clmnco to cot Into kot for supplies of goods Inter on In
n homo of his own. Thoy want rent
ers, lot of thorn, tho pooror tho bet
tor. Why rosoloot again tho mlll
lonnlro, poor man?
Tho Albany Domocrat likes Presi
dent W. J. Korr, tho now president
of tho stnto agricultural collogo. In
8pIto of tho fight of certain Interest
ed parties, to provo that ho was once
a Mormon, tho press of tho Btnto
sooms to rally for Korr. Ho Is well
rocolvod. If ho wears half ns woll,
ho will bo a good man for tho Corvnl
lls school. Tho Domocrat man who
Ib not glvon to prnlslng nnyono too
much, snys: "Prof. Korr Is a flno
looking gontlomnn, bIx fcot tall, 45
yoars of ago, with on opon, fearlenB
coiintcnanco, of tho clean cut ordor,
dignified but very nppronchablo. :i
man ovorybody Ib bound to llko an
thoy got ncqualntot' with him, nnd
tho Domocrnt prodlctB becomes a
vory populnr man with tho student
body of tho O. A. C. Ho Is unnttes-
tlonnbly n progressive un-to-dnto
tho year scorns to bo a forlorn hop
now, nnd nothing can ho expected
from that quarter for months to como
If tho conditions now reported nro
anyway correct.
o-
Arrested Development In Market
Now York, May 1G. -In describing
the present situation In the drosa
goods trndo It may bo termed n case
of arrestee development. Tho un
favorable weather all soring hns
minimized rotnll ovor-tho-countor
trade, and this In return has led re
tailors to bo cnutlous In tho mntter
of placing final re-orders with Job
bors. As matters stand at present,
manufacturers hnvo been tho only,
division of tho trndo thnt hns suc
ceeded In doing nB much business on
spring nnd summer linos ns thoy did
n yonr ngo. On woolons nnd worsteds
both plnln nnd fnncy, tho cuttors-up
havo taken a smaller porccntngo of
cloth. Thoy nro now entirely out of
tho market for any clnss of
n l"'d
"""i rain, um
Onrlnf. '"".N
---- Wi0 wurifl (
I.. - IV
"8 according lo tb M
of A. W. Stanton, iL
stockman, failed to yZ
to schedule and . . '
Prophet and hli haitoJI
nro loft nennltMi ..i 2
Stanton recent i...i .3
tlon" that the hit ha, J
lnnJ o.t .i.. .. "tl
u ",,u .nevorlJutii
lftstliig bow-wowioaVht in
on this Inspiration bj 1
I'roperiy, worth Mwiitti,
cellars, for 1150 mi iu.
on suburban hill there, Hi
uiscipics, no has beenprtjrt
self for the traailttbjt,!
For the last ten dinti.i
band has been almoit eou2
prayer. Stanton !i tkil
uumusi in nis Der(bBttMkl
no may baTe become tbi
dates.
dross
fnbrlc oxcopt whlto goods nnd wash
educator, particularly woll versed ln?,ues' AB tno nvcrnB ,)Uyor g
all affalra connected with agrlcm-l1 u t0 ,)0 cnut,0UB' tn0 VroBOnt
tttraland Industrial education, bring-1!"11 ,n trftdo ,8 -1romPt!"R ,nnn' ,0
Ing hero now ldonR nn,t n ...n M,nflbo ovor-cnutlons In placing ro-order?
will count for much In M,n m,vi,lon tM lr088 80tl8- A fow Jobber
will count for much In tho growth
of tho college."
Mrs. Clara B. Waldo Ib lining up
tho stnto coNogos to do something
nro taking worsteds for tnllor suits
But tho gonornl movement Is not nt
Inst year's May records. This condi
tion Is truo of cloaklngs nnd accounts
f ., .. .. . i tor aomo recent nnco rovisions in
"" j"b moil uuu women uo-i .... w .. .,
sides nil their hoadB with all tho dlf-1 Btnp,, Hn0B- In onmorftt,nB the
t ....... .. .., .... . nonular fabrics for fall cuttors-uit
luiuui kiiiub oi iricKS ana
"Ologlos." Cooking, sowing, wood
working, metal working, gardening
and JohborB glvo tho first placo to the
smooth surfaced goods. Tho dnrk
mixtures and plaids of almost som-
and oven common low-down farming' "ux",rcs ana "?" ! n m .,
nnd frnlr .rrnwln, ) f i l bro huo nr0 80,l,nR frcrt' to th
and fruit growing wouldl not bo poor
stuff to havo taught at tho unlvorsl-
tlos, normal schools, and oven pub
lie schools. Let us back up Sister
Waldo.
Ten ThouMndfUftfjUh!
Richmond, Vi., Mir Itit
Baptists have orenhelaii
so that even the tntli
mado for the enlerUhMi
guests of this (It;, tfdk'i
capabilities In the art of i
(fttlng outsiders, hu be i
best to glvo each rltltor 1 1
his head. Dot la itti&c
hotels nnd boardlcg-bntv, i
vato houses of anr mteA
boon thrown open, aOUt i
chnmbers are folly otraM.
convention Is comlderel ttt Ip
over hold In the Unite !
Ilclous Deonle. mil 1m
hither nil the Baptist
tho Eouth. while the Urt d I
Is truly a remaruMe .
on's Missionary UnloaliiSe.'i
slon The convention tS i
until the 20th iodrilrt
o -
ft'iirrnl AMTBiblr of
Dlrmlngharo, All, X l"'
genbril assembly oi tMRwn
church convened here W '
concral assembly Ji w i
hodV of the Presbyterlu I
Inn nnA will bt In K
Mil- for ten or twehe Jl .
count of the moy n
nn... .nnfrnnllnf thatiUa!
ngwlllbeofspecIilUtJi
The propcsN
nnrtftnee
bettor class of suit manufacturers. of the southern " "
It Ib noted by agents that fancy wool- byterlan church vltl
j.-..i i.i i ..., ..i ivmcMeratloa. W
un uru aecitning tsoinuwmu hi iaiui(imoi w-
of Jobbers, nndl aro being supplauted brings here a rery Wffl
by fancy worstods nnd staplo broad-1 ministers, and soasoiw
w r --- , ij, - .
by fancy worstods nnd staplo broad
cloths, Borgca nnd Panamas.
,...!.. ihiipa IM IS tU '
QIVIUCS l -" .
tton. The opeoiajs
tan,ix hr i rery W T
Clmutauqua t Houston. Lni0 from this city W1
TTniiBtnn Tnvrio XTnv 1 fi The i In AllblSU. W ""
siimmor Chniiinnniin hecan hero to .luinnt cities In te lm
ilnv. nnH will nn nun until thO 2ZP
rtit.A tt.i. m.i. Ant .MM eniiirnH i mi-.Mid Baamh
i iiu uiiiuii iuuuijiuuiu vino tvm - Wf
for those dates. Tho program In- san Antoalo, w
Ex-Attornoy-Gonornl C. M. Idlomnn
of Portland has Just roturnod from
an extended visit In California nnd
has discovered what ovorybody
knows, and) what ho also perhaps
know boforo making his Journey,
that Orogon Ib tho most Illy adver
tised of nil the western states.
Pendleton Tribune
bo mistaken. Hasn
Richardson spending money llkaSninnm Th'o wimin mtn nnd some nnn for 190$. Tte ".,
of tho ndiolnlnu states aro furnishing CODrened In W8 ...ss
i. Idloman must eludes a largo number of distinguish- Antonio I BJallBS!lM
n't Oregon TomGd lecturers, educators and enter- fort to secore tbj WJ
line: IllOneV llkfl Inlnnro rrl.r. n-linln atnin nnfl ROITie nn fnr 1S08. T " ' .
water?
A girl who has fallen heir to one
ot thoso Rocky Mountain Tea com
ploxtoas Is to be envied. Girls whosa
motkr a&d grasdmothters took Hoi
lister' Reeky MouHtala Tea. convey
ed a bleetlBg on their children. For
Xoxt Host Thing.
"Franklo, donr, I don't think you
havo wosheiY your fnco and hands,
na I told you to."
"No, ma, but I've dusted thnm
carofully. "---London Punch.
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Girls will smllo through tho years,
Tholr oyos will always glisten with
glee,
Thoy will novor bo hidden by tears,
If they tako Rocky Mountain Tea.
For salo nt Dr. Stono store.
Ellon Torry has a young husband.
nnu Mnbol Gllntan has an old ono.
PuinUng Them Green.
Undo Sam is putting on a next
coat of greon paint on the city mall
boxes which adds much to their np-pearance.
BmmO
EP,.- r
m m "Wl v NM
Ul IUO UUjUtUIIlB BIUH.-0 nil) uimw a COUIKUV" - " . .-.Stf
.i.. ..j. . j.iii.i.j with ..- iFitloa ro'"
mo auuuora, wuo nro uihui-u " suook Hliifil
the nrst class entertnlnmont proviaeu compose v '". j, m
. miiiioi unman nas an old ono. bv Mm intniiPotimi nrovlders. tirsi nisn from b n.l
Rllfin linrl umnlll, i... , , . ' . , ii . ... .i. oliiftlOS ,M J
" "-" ti.vw, uuu coum class talent nas ueen socureu m vu , vocnie .uv-- i,
havo her, choice. Mabel had monoy onol Sobleskl, tho Polish prlnco ors- t0 the scene. " jml
to got, nnd had to tako what aim inr nn,i 0nnmnn whn hna traveled imrshlD is alvar iro . ... jjri
coul get. lvoai..Ai. ,! ia wWoiv known ns wweh InduoVs p9" j
vAibuuuvi;, uuu .u ...-., . ..- .ilir H-
n lecturer. Ho Is said to have travel-, frora , Tw pjstinWj
luo "l"or oi mo Kick Carter flc-'ed moro miles, delivered more iec- places sec 6Sn,
tlon has been adjudged temnorarllv'tnma nn.t nrAiii moro neop'o nirmingh'D c.!
," w i .v.tvt ... --- - - w. wr-
tnsnno nt iola, Kansas. Ho was than any other lecturer on tho plat Nashlli "Tt11"
grinding out ono a week, and found form. Amomr others who will appear The Bspt.it co Vrtl
on tho urogram aro Miss Frank Mill- meet u"7ta4wUt-'
or, a costumo lecturer; Charles F will brlas w g, sf '
aiaiK, carioonisi auu tui - - u - Jrtoes'"
O. D. Meigs, Prof. John G. Illff, and ( Bade alresan , I
. nQ TT... onmnnnir nnd the HOW eateS IB m -
v.,u vM w. vw.,.-., - w-
ard-Payno quartet. Tho receptm i- -
tho Chautauqua wHl bo dtovoted to( - ARIi
tho building fund for tho proposed- f A J J WJJI
nnw Vnnni Wnnmn'a Christian asso- VV,, W PT.
elation rooms, tq complete the de-j I M&t
a
roady salo.
Make It permanent.
-o-
Blotohes, pimples, fleah worms,
black heads, aro unsightly and de-
noto impuro blood. Holllster'a
Mountain Tea will drlvo them away,
carrying people clear to tho ton floor
or nealtu and happiness. 35 ceats,
Tea or Tablets. For salo at Dr.
Stono's store.
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O
taitU
. Mt r o are. nc -&. .
lWrMHsWSMi
elation rooms, iq comptem w -- -toiio-
Thin nhaiitniinna Is In l'no ft. IfkM
...ui. 4t.nBn i.f opa in ba held In i
Texas cities this siiiamer, being for
tu ..- - -j..naMn. touether
ef(
Mle at Dr. Stoat's store. J
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