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DAIL"?OAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1007.
HOFER BROS., &&" acd Proprietors
IS. HOFER, Editor. A. P. HOFJ2R, Manager.
THE JOURNAL STANDS FOR PROGRESS, DEVELOP3IENT,
GOVERNMENT. AND NO DEGRADHD LABOR.
GOOD
LITTLE ROY JIM.
Out of tho ungcl land ho came,
Little Boy Jim.
Without any clothes, not oven the namo
Of Little Boy Jim.
Loft all tho brightness of heavenly skies
Just borrowed enough for his heart and his
And, maybe, some nectar for tears when ho
Llttlo Boy Jim.
eyes
cries,
Plucked from tho golden street a brick,
Did Llttlo Boy DJlm,
Got a big angel that know tho trick, j
Cuto Llttlo Jim, ,
To turn It Into a heart of gold
Tho angel scoured heaven to get tho best mold,
And put In a pleco of his own heart, Im told,
For Llttlo Jim.
And ho had it tuned In a perfect key,
Llttlo Boy Jim,
To keep It In constant harmony, ' '
Wlso Boy, Jim. , J.
And all tho tlmo that he Is away
Tho heavenly choir will Blng and play,
But ho hoarB tho echoing molody
' Lucky Boy Jim.
CLEVELAND, O., WAS INJURED BY A RAILWAY TRAIN TEN YEARS
AGO, WHEN HE WAS 11 YEARS OLD. Tho case has boon bandied to
and fro between tho courts until tho lad has como of ago, and It Is now
ruled that whatever results have so far been reached are Invalidated by
tho fact that HE IS AN ADULT, AND MUST THEREFORE PLEAD IN
HIS OWN NAME.
By a careful study of averages it has been found that a year must
elapse for a Jury case to bo reached for trial In Indianapolis and San
Francisco, two years la Boston, and three years In Chicago and Now
York. It has been estimated that an English judgo disposes of twice
as many cases In tho sarao tlmo as his Amedican contemporary. Ho la
enabled to do so from the fact that Englishmen moro readily speed their
legal disputes to tho bar of Justlco, and aro far moro ready to accopt
tho ruling of tho court as Justlco In tho case.
WHAT THE KIDNEYS DO.
Their Unceasing Work Keeps
Strong nnd Healthy.
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That Is tho reason a part of each
Llttlo Boy Jim
Ceases hln baby prattlo and play , '
Tho Angel In him
Is Hst'nlng, whllo Into his oyes will creep
A wistful look so tondor nnd deep
Tho angel volcos aro singing Ah Blcop,
Llttlo Boy Jim.
P. A. Connolly in tho Nntional Magazine.
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WHO CAN JUDGE SPEED?
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"Who can Judgo of tho speed of a locomotlvo or an automobilo when
they hco It passing a given point? Ono porson will doclaro that a tralu
Is moving vory fast, anothor Bocms to think It Is glued to tho rails. One
will nay tho spocd Is forty miles an hour, nnothor will say It Ib sovonty-
flvo.
Ono man will look at an nutomohllo nnd tlcclnro It to bo racing nlong
"At n dangorous Bpood; nnothor man will declaro it could bo stopped In
Its length. NOT EVEN POLICE OFFICKHS CAN JUDGE THE SPEED
" OP A MOTOR OAR UNTIL THEY HAVE HAD A DEMONSTRATION OP
ACTUAL HPEKDS MADE TO THEM.
How much moro dlfllcult, then, for tho locomotlvo englneor or tho
motor drlvor to Judgo hla speed by Blmply noting tho passing objects.
Elthor can toll whothor ho Is Jobbing along, or hns attained a Bhnrp clip,
but after forty mllos an hour Is priBscd can olthor toll whether or not
ho Is traveling fifty, sixty, or sovonty miles an hour?
Tho Engineering Nowb holds thnt ABOVE FORTY MILES AN HOUR
ALL SPEEDS LOOK ALIKE TO THE ENGINEER OR MOTOR DRIVER,
and that Bpood con bo Judged by thorn In that event only by noting tho
tlmo taken In passing botwoon known polntH. Thus high speed Ib really
guoHBwork on tho part of tho onglnoor, nnd ho may strlko a curvo at
sixty miles an hour, which cannot posilbly bear a train going over fifty.
' A upood Indicator flhould bo in every cab, not only bocauso of this con-
fusion In high upcodH, but becouso n locomotlvo englneor has a numbor
of thiuga to do libidos wnlch tho mllo posts. Ills steam, tho gradcB, the
curvoH, tho whlstlo posts, nnd numerous other things mako mental calcu
lation at high Hpccd quite dlfllcult.
Tho drlvor of tho high speed motor ear Ib able, by cortaln nppllnncos,
TO GLANCE AT A DIAL AND KNOW THE SPEED IN MILES PER
HOUR THAT HE IS MAKING. If. ho gooa nbovo forty-Mvo mllos nn
liour ho may bo unconscious of tho dlfforonuo botweon fifty nnd sixty
mllos an hour; but tho mnchlno that oporatoB tho dial is moro sonsltlvo.
It tolls tho dlfforonco botwoon forty-nlno and flvo-slxths mllos on hour
nnd plump llfty mllos on hour.
Moreover, woro a locomotlvo to bo oqulppod with ono of thoso nnd go
ulT tho track tho roglstoring machine Included with tho dlol WOULD
TELL THE PUHLIP JUST WHAT SPEED THE ENGINE WAS MAKING
WHEN THE WHEELS LEI-T THE RAILS. Thus tho dial would be
thoro to help tho onglnoor nnd tho registering nmchlno would bo Micro
to help Hclouco In tho Htudy of speeds oh oppllod to snfo travel.
Tho Engineering News not only rcrommonds tho ubo of those Bpood rogU
tors nn locomotives, but tokos occur ton to say that cortaln rnllroad man
agorH liavo (leollned to havo Hitch rontraptlona on their trains. A epoed
Indicator Is a convenience oh long as an onglnoor euros to look at It, but
when a Hpood register gota beforo u coroner's Jury It hurts the great
Amorluou game of dodging responsibility.
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WHERE AMERICANS ARE SLOW.
All tho blood In tho body passes
through tho kidneys onco every
three minutes. Tho kidneys filter
tho blood. They work night and
day. When healthy thoy romovo
about 500 grains of lmpuro matter
dally, when unhealthy Bomo part of
this lmpuro matter is loft in tho
blood. This brings on many diseas
es and BymptomB pain in tho back,
hoadacho, nervousness, hot, dry Bkln,
rhoumatlsm, gout, gravol, disorders
of tho oycslght and hearing, dlzzl
noss, Irregular heart, debility
drowsiness, dronsy. deposits In tho
urlno, etc. But If you keop tho fll
tors right you will havo no troublo
with your kldnoys.
MrB. B. Schrlcbor, of GCO High St.,
Salem, Ore., Bays: "Tho good re
ports I had heard concerning Doan's
Kidney Pills induced mo to go to Dr.
Stono's drug Btoro nnd procuro a
Bttpply. I had been suffering from
an Incessant backacho which not only
troubled mo through tho day but
broko my rest at night. I began to
fool tho offocts of Doan'a Kidnoy
Pills nftor I had taken a fow doses.
Relief speedily camo and then an
absoluto euro. Thoro has boon no
sign of tho' backacho nor any othor
symptom since I am only too ploas
od to lot others know of such a val
uable nnd otfcctlvo romody.v
For solo by all dealers. Prlco CO
cents. Fostor-Mlllburn Co., Buffalo,
Now York, solo agents for tho United
Statos.
Romombor tho namo Doan'B
and tako no othor.
Explained.
Bobble Mothor, is this tho bottlo
of cnu do colongo?
Mother No, Bobble, that's tho co
mont. Bobble Oh, then Hint's why 1
can't got my hat off. PIck-Mo-Up.
Tho general Impression of tho Amorlcnn la that ho gats right at the
hoart of any thing, uatos rostralnt, and quickly adnpta himself to new
conditions. This oporntus to IiIh favor in many ways, In buslnoss, in
Hooloty nnd in Invention hla unoaslnoas Bpooda him along.
When, howovor, It comos to legal mnttors and affairs of tho govorn
mout, thnt sumo unooslnoBS oporotos toward deferring tho action of tho
ooiirtH, and to multiplicity of legislation.
IX THE MATTER OF BLOCKING THE COURTS, THE AMERICAN
IS A WONDER. In every city thoro Is a record of criminal trials whoso
verdicts havo boon almost useless. Appeals aro taken, governors aro
Bought, uupromo courts aro worlod, ami when execution of seutonco doc9
como. It la vory tardy,
In olvll suits tho gamo la to block tho adversary until a compromlso
eon bo rooohud. A wllllngnoss to nbldo by tho decision of a jury, as
If by tho decision of nn arbitration board, is raro In tho American,
A study of this habit of blocking legislation Is modo In tho current
numbor of tho Living Ago. From thd nrtlclo somo notable oxampleB nro
tokon. In Vormont a woman MURDERED HER HUSBAND ON AUGUST
t.l 1 102, WAS ARRESTED A FEW DAYS LATER, WAS SHORTLY
AFTER CONDEMNED TO DEATH, DVT IN CONSEQUENCE OF SEV
ERAL APPEALS WAS NOT ACTUALLY HANGED UNTIL DECEMBER
8, 1005. A Now York lawyer, arrested for murder In Soptomhor, 1900,
was Indicted In May, 1901, was convlctod In March, 1902, nnd remained
under nontonco of death from that tlmo until Decomber, 190C, whon hi?
punishment was commuted by tho governor of tho stnto to that of Ufa
Imprisonment. Evoryono In Seattlo romombors tho long dolaya in the
Nordstrom enso owlug to tho activity of Jnmos Hamilton Lowls.
Only lately In Now 'York a Judgo of tho court of genoral 6osslons,
whon pronouncing sontouco of death on n convicted murderer, nnd NAM
ING A DATE FOR THE EXECUTION, DECLARED HIS OWN SEN
TKNCH "A FARCE. Thero Is only ono instance," ho said, "of a sen
tence of death bolng carried out on tho dato flxod by tho lowor court.
That was In tho caso of tho slayor of Presldont McKtnloy."
Tho captain of tho Gouoral Slocuni, which was burnod
River in June, 1904, with tho loss of 1,000 lives, was not
January, 1906, and tho owners o! tho steamboat, though
oquully culpable by tho government inquiry, havo not yot beon. placed la
tho dock.
In civil suits some citations aro made by Tho Living Age. A BOY IN
In tho East
tried until
pronounce 1
Relief From Rheumatic Pains.
"I aufforod with rhoumatlsm for
ovor two yoars," says Mr. Rolland
Curry, a patrolman, of Koy West,
Fla. "Somotlmcs it Bottled In my
knoos nnd lamed mo no I could hard
ly walk, at othor times It would bo
In my foot and bands so I was In
capacltood for duty. Ono night whon
I was In sovero pain and lamo from
It my wlfo wont to tho drug store
horo nnd camo back with a bottlo of
Chamborlaln'B Pain Balm. I was
rubbod with It nnd found tho pain
had nearly gono during tho night. I
kopt on using It for a llttlo moro
than two wooks and found It drove
tho rheumatism away. I have not
had auy troublo from that dlseaso for
over throo months." For sale by Dr.
Stono's drug store.
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My Best Friend.
Alexander Benton, who lives on
rural routo 1, Fort Edward, N. Y.,
says: "Dr. King's Now Discovery is
my best earthly friend. It cured me
of asthma six years ago. It has also
performed a wonderful cure of In
cipient consumption for my son's
wlfo. Tho first bottlo ended tho ter
rible cough, and this accomplished,
tho other Bmypfoma loft ono by ono,
until sho waa porfoctly well. Dr.
KIng'3 Now Discovery's powor over
coughs and colds is simply marvel
ous." No othor romody has over
equaled it. Fully guaranteed by J.
C. Perry, druggist; 50c and $1.00.
Trial bottlo froo.
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A Dinictilt Art.
Instructor In Public Speaking II.
What Is tho matter with you, Mr.
Jones, you can't speak any loudor?
Bo moro enthusiastic, open your
mouth and throw yourself lno It.
Harvard Lampoon.
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If You Don't
Succocd tho first tlmo ubo Horblno
and you will got Instant rollof. The
greatest llvor regulator. A positive
ouro for Constipation, Dyapopdln,
Malaria, ChlllB and all llvor com
plaints. Mr. C , of Emory, Toxaa,
writes: "My wlfo has boon using
Horblno for hornolf and chlldron for
flvo years. It la a suro euro for con
stipation and malaria fovor, which 1?
substantiated by what It has done
for my family." Sold by D. J. Fry.
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The Itch Fiend
um. is oait uucutn or Eczema
tho outward manifestations of scrotal.
It comes in Itching, burning, oozlndrv
fog, and scaling patches, on the Tec
hands, legs or body. Cc' heaa
It cannot bo cured by outward rii
t!ons,-tho blood must bo rU?0, 5?
purity to which It Is duo. " ta
Hood'sSarsaparilla
was curca tuo most persistent and dlfflcnli
7"'" "" ouuomuMj ror Hoed's: no
cases.
BOhHtti
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THE MARKETS.
Rome I
X Make Snlem a Good
Market.
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SALEM MARKET.
Coincidences.
"Am I tho first girl you over
loved?"
"Of courso, doar. But It Is strange
how overy girl hns naked mo that
samo quostion." Illustrated Bits,
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For stomach troubles, blllouanosa
and constipation try Chamberlain's
Stomach and Llvor Tablots. Many
remarkable cures havo been effected
by them. Prlco 25 conts. Samples
froe. For sola by Dr. Stono's drug
store.
Money Makes
Independence
Hundreds of our. depositors are
becoming a llttlo moro Independ
ent every day. You can bo InJo
pondont, too, If you will save a
part of your earnings and deposit
thorn In our Savings Department
regularly.
Deposits of ono dollar drawa
Intorest compounded semi-annually.
Your account will be welcome
whether largo or small.
SAYINGS DEPARTMENT
Capita! National
Bank
Spiteful.
"Doch that now girl know nny
thlng nbout manicuring?"
"Well, I bollovo sho used to work
In a nail factory." Philadelphia
Press.
Growing Achcn nnd Pains.
MrB. Joslo Sumner, Bremond, Tox.
wrltos, April 15, 1902: "I have usod
Ballard's Snow Liniment in my fam
ily for throe yoars. I would not be
without It In tho houso. I havo usod
It on my llttlo girl for growing palna
and achCB in hor knoos. I have also
usod It for frost bltton foot, with
good succobs. It la tho beat llmlmcm
I ovor used." 25c, 50c and $1.00.
Sold by D. J. Fry.
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These Bad Men.
"How was tho comic opora?"
"My wlfo thought tho costumes
woro disgusting."
"I guess I'll go."
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Tho Lifo Insurance
Muddlo has started tho public to
thinking. Tho wonderful success
that has mot Ballard's Horohound
Syrup In Its crusado on Coughs, In
fluenza, Bronchitis and all Pulmon
ary troubles has started tho publlo
to thinking of this wondorful prepa
ration. They aro all using It. Join
tho procession and down with sick
ness. Prlco 25c, 50c and $1.00. Sold
by D, J. Fry.
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Tho Greater Loss.
"Why did Jack glvo up singing?
Was ho losing his voice?"
"No; hla frlouds." Sketchy Bits.
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Ston Grumbling.
If you suffer from Rheumatism or
pains, for Ballard's Show Liniment
will bring quick relief. It Is a sura
cure for Sprains, Rheumatism, Con
tracted Muscles and all pains and
within the reach of all. Price 25c,
50c, $1.00. C. R. Smith, Teaeha,
Tex., writes: "I have used Ballard'
Snow Liniment in my family for
years and havo found It a fine rem
,edy for all pains and aches, r rec
ommend It for pains la the chest"
Bold by D. J, Fry.
Sibyl's Sentence.
Teachor Sibyl, glvo mo a sen
tence containing tho word "grue
some." Sibyl Mamma had to let down
my dresses 'cause I grow somo.
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Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy.'
There la probably no medicine
made that Ib relied upon with more
Implicit confidence than Chamber
lain's Colic, Cholera aud Diarrhoea
Remedy. During the third of a cen
tury la which it has been use, peo
ple have learned that It Is the oae
remedy that sever falls, Whea re
duced with water aad sweeteaed It
! pleasaat to take. For tale fey Dr.
Stoat's drug ater.
Stclncr's Market.
Dealers In fish, camo and poultry
Highest caBh price paid for eggs
Prompt dollvory. State street.
Local Wholesale Market.
Eggs 14.
Hens 12 12 c; young chick
ons, lie.
Ducks 10c; goeso, 8c; turkoys
1316c.
Butter 24c; fat, 22c.
Local w,hoat 80c.
Oats 43 c.
Barloy $21.
Flour Hard wheat, $5.00; vailoy,
$3.70.
Mill feed Bran, $19.50; shorts,
$20(Q$21.
Hay Cheat and clover, $89
per ton; timothy, $11 $12 por ton.
Onions $2.00 por cwt; potatoes,
80c por cwt.
Hopa Cholco, 10 lie; prlmo to
choico, 80c; medium to prime.
8c.
Chlttlm bark 56e.
Tropical Fruit.
Bananas $0.75.
Oranges $3 $4.
Lomons $5.75.
Retail Market.
Oats $30; wheat, 90c por bu.;
rolled barley, $27.
Eggs 20o doz.; 2 doz. 35c
ApplOB $3.00.
Butter Country, 20c; creamery,
30c.
Flour vailoy, $i.io$i.io per
sack; hard wheat, $1.35 $1.40.
Bran C5c por sack; $21 por ton.
Hay Timothy, 75c por cwt.;
cheat, 55c; clover, COc por cwt.;
shorts, 95o per cwt.
Livestock.
Hogs Fot, 7c.
Cattlo 1100 1200 lb stoors,
4 c.
Lighter Btoors 3 3 c.
Cowa and holfora 900 1000 lb,
3Vj4c.
Stock hogs GCttc
Lnmbs 4 5c.
Veal Dressed, 07c.
TORTLAND MARKET.
Wheat Club 8C87; vailoy 85c;
bluo Btom, 88 89c.
OatB Cholco whlto, 29c.
Mlllstuff Bran, $17.
Hay Timothy, $15 $16; alfalfa
$11.50.
Vetch $7.50 $8.00.
Poultry Hens, 14, mixed chick
ens, 13 c; dressed chlckons, 14 V,
15c; turkeys, llvo, 17 18c; ducks,
1314c; pigeons, $1$1.25.
Pork Best, $7.
Lambs $G$6.60.
Beof Dressed, 5 6c.
Mutton 6 7c.
Hops 9 10 c lb, according to
quality.
Wool Vailoy, coarse to medium,
2923o; eastern Oregon, 1318c
Results nro suro and swift,
nosultB aro quick and lasting,
It penetrates tho heart of disease,
That la what Hollister'a Rocky
Mountain Tea does.
For sale at Stone's drug store.
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FROFOSALS FOR LIGHTING.
Proposals will bo received by tho
Board of Public Commissioners of
tho State of Oregon at the Captol
Building, Salem, Oregon, at the
hour of 11 a. m. Juno 5th, 1907, for
lighting tho Capitol Building. Pen
onflnrv. Tnnnno Asylum, RefOrTO
School Muto School and Blind School
. Goiom nroiron. with arc ana m
candescent lamps. Information, speci
fications and blank proposals may be
obtained from tho Clerk of the Board
nf thn nnnitol Building. Salem, w
SD' W. N. GATENS,
Clerk of Board.
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