DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1007.
HOFER BROS., && anc? Proprietors
E. IIOFEIt, Editor. A. F. HOFER, Mnnagcr.
THE JOURNAL STANDS FOR PROGRESS, DEVELOPMENT,
GOVERNMENT. AND NO DEGRADBD LABOR.
GOOD
WANDERLUST.
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Tho road a ribbon of white unfurled,
That winds away to tho distant world;
A loavo of caro and a song to Blng,
A utaff and crust In my wandering.
No clanging bolls, no traffic's din,
Nor city gates to hold mo In.
I hoar It calling, soft and low,
And I must 'answer I muat go.
Over Iho slopes, tho hills and leas,
To tho glittering waste of summer seas; .
Rocked to rest by tho ocean's tuno,
As n baby Is lulled by It's mother's croon. '
Far away from tho factorles'frown,
And tho restless throb of tho noisy town,
Tho sea stars call, tho Cross hangs low,
And I must answer I muat go.
Tho road It waits, and I liaar tho song
Of a rover sung In tho city's throng.
I'll barter all I havo earned in strlfo
For a crust and staff, and t over's life.
I'll hoed no volco that calls mo back, (
For my heart Is truo to tho rovor's track.
Tho road Is calling, calling low,
And I must answer I muc.tgo!
Will F. Griffin In Milwaukee Sentinel.
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ANOTHER MILLIONAIRE DISCOVERED.
Dally News, "THE FAIR," THE NAME OF A GREAT APARTMENT
STORE OF THE WINDY CITY, PAID THE DAILY NEWS $117,777
FOR ADVERTISING DURING TUB TWELVE .MONTHS PRIOR TO
MARCH 31, 1007.
Tho Dally Nows claims that that was tho largest amount of money
over paid by any onn advertiser in one year to any single newspaper.
fHHIllllllHIIlllilllllM
:: THE MARKETS, ij
! ! Mnko Salem a Good Home ',
; Market. ; ',
iHIII t SUM SIM I I II II MH-
SALEM MARKET.
Tho richest man In Wisconsin has boon discovered by tho accident of
(becoming United States Senator from that stato. Ills namo Is Isaac
'Stophonson. Ho was a poor boy. Ho camo to tho United States as an
Immigrant from Canada at tho ago of 11, and a year lator found work
on a Wisconsin fnrm. In his caso thoro was no chanco for schooling,
-and such book knowlcdgo as ho gnlnod was picked up at odd times by
torco of a rostlosa disposition.
From tho farm ho wont at lako nnvlKatlon. HE SAVED MONEY
AND SPECULATED IN TIMBER. FROM A SMALL SUCCESS HE
PROSPERED. Of lato years banking has occupied his tlmo and employ
ed his money.
Ho Is now 77 yoaro old. Ho Is not a natlonnl chaiactor, although ho
norvod throe terms In tho lower house of congress. Ho Is a typical
American millionaire of tho busy not tho Pittsburg typo.
Tho St. Louis OIoho-Domocrnt sees In this discovery a now chapter In
tho romance of 'ho poor boy who gots rich. It Is James J. Hill all over
again except that Hill built railroads and Stophonson built saw mills.
It Is a great trlbuto to American opportunity nnd to Individual enter
prise. Tho Globo-Domocrnt says:
"A largo majority of American millionaires woro originally poor boys,
nnd tho only suro way to cut down tho list Is to plnco limitations on
American opportunities nnd ontorprlso. A POOR HOY NECESSARILY
STARTS INTO IIUSINESH AT THE- HOTTOM and comprehends at tho
start tho power of solf-rollanco, backdd by Industry an dsound ob
servation. Ho learns to mnko tho most of a llttlo, nnd how, by tho ox
crclso f Judgment nnd energy ho can tnko tho noxt stop forward.
"A basin is thus laid that can ho obtained In no other way. Having
mustered tho art of depending on his own work and qualities, ho ac
quires a capacity for lnrgor combinations, Lonning on nobody, and
knowing tho possibilities of whnt ho can do for himself, an Individuality
It dovolopud that deals with actual facts, avoids mistakes and commands
ronlldonco. Money begets money. Nothing la easier than for a multi
millionaire to add to his riches. Uatos of Interest work unceasingly
and a Hllout increment Is certain In a growing country liko thU.
'HOW PAR AN INTENSK PURSUIT OF WKALTH IS WORTH
WHILE IS ANOTHER QUESTION.
It Is not unknown to the other parts of tho world by nny moans,
but proceeds olitewhoro uudor far grontor dlfllcultlOH.
Low birth and Iron fortuno nro n0 bar to advancamont In tho United
8tatos, whoro many poor boys grow into tho olrclo of groat wealth and
Industrial responsibility.
Thoy havo tho ImnioitBO udvnnUigo of knowing how the world Is mado
for thotio who start at bottom.
Thoy nro familiar with tho olumonts of povorty, but tho poverty that
Is hopeful and ambitious."
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WINK MAKElfS TROUHLKS.
Tho government of Franco Is Tor tho momont dlvortod from tho church
uuostlon, tho strife of labor organizations In Paris and kindred manifes
tations In order to coutor Its attention upon tho Important movement In
tho south of Prance, whoro tho agitation of tho wlno growers Is threat
ening turmoil to tho authorities.
lilKIH 1IUHINKSS IS BEING ItTI.MU) HY THE MAKERS OF CHEAP
AND AliUIl'KUATKD WINES.
When one hundred thousand of t,0 populnco can bo concentrated In
a determined mooting of public protest, It moniiB Bomothlng. Franco
has boon noted for Its good wlnoa, bt a lato roport says that tho coun
try now Imports more than It oxporm. And now ADULTERATION
with injurious in(5ri:du:nts has entered into the PRO-
DUCT TO SUCH AN EXTENT THAT TIIR V1NEYARDISTS ARE
THREATENED WITH IMPOVERISHMENT AND THE CONSUMER
WITH DIRE CONSEQUENCES. Thoro Is somothlng radically wrong
In tho lawH or tho administration thoroof whon such largo numbers of
tho population aro affected to tho Point of riot whon tho' stato permits
one of tho country's most notod Industries to bo so dostroyod by Injur
ious mothodH. Tho disaffected poopjo of tho south of Franco havo said
that thoy will glvo tho government uutu jmo 10 to enact legislation to
relievo tho situation, and thoy sptrnk Wth an Imporlousnoss and a de
termination that betoken proparcdnoas for notion.
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a great newspaper."
Stclncr's Market.
Dealers in fish, gamo and poultry.
Highest cash price paid for eggs,
Prompt delivery. Stato street.
Local Wholesale Market.
Eggs 14.
Hens 1212c; young chick
ens, lie.
Ducks 10c; geeso, 8c; turkeys,
13lGc.
Butter 21c; fat, 22c.
Local wheat 80 c.
Oats 13 c.
Barley $21.
Flour Hard wheat, $5.00; valley,
$3.70.
Mill food Bran, $19.60; shorts,
$20Q$21.
Hay Cheat and clover, $S?9
per ton; timothy, $11 $12 per ton.
Onions $2.00 por cwt; potatoes,
80c per cwt.
Hops Cholco, 10 lie; prlmo to
choice, 8 9c; medium to prlmo,
8c.
, Chlttlm bark 5 Gc.
A Tropical Fruits.
Bananas $G,76.
Oranges $3$1.
Lemons $5.75.
Retail Market.
Oats $30; wheat, 90c por bu.;
rollod barley, $27.
Eggs 20c doz.; 2 doz. 35c.
, Applos $3.00.
Butter Country, 20c; creamery,
30c.
Flour Valloy, $1.10 $1.15 por
sack; hard wheat, $1.35 $1.40.
Bran C5c por snek; $21 por ton.
Hay Timothy, 75c por cwt.;
cheat, 55c; clovor, GOc per cwt.;
Bhorts, 95c por cwt.
Livestock.
Hogs Fat, 7c.
Cattlo 1100 1200 lb Btoors,
Ic.
Lighter stoors 3 3 c. i
Cows and holfors 900 1000 lb,
3 4c.
Stock hogs CGc.
Lambs 4 Gc.
Veal Dressed, 5 7c.
PORTLAND MARKET.
Whoat Club 80 87; valloy 85c;
bluo stem, 88 89c.
OntP Oholco whlto, 29c.
Mlllstuff Bran, $17.
Hay Timothy, $15 $1G; alfalfa
$11.50.
Vetch $7.50 $8.00.
Poultry Hons, 14, mixed chick
ens, 13Vjc; droBsod chickens, 14
15c; turkoys, Hvo, 1718c; ducks,
1314c; pigeons, $1$1.25.
Pork Bost, $7.
Lnmbs $G$G.G0.
Beof Drcssod, 5Gc.
Mutton G7c.
Hops 9 10 He lb, according to
quality. ,
Wool Valloy, coarso to medium,
29 23c; eastern Oregon, 1318c
Dcrry Season Opens.
Tho Hood Rlvor Btrawborry season
was fairly opened Saturday by tho
shipment of 100 crates. Tho crop
is In flno condition and It Is expected
tho yield will not fall slunjt of 80,000
crates, and that owing to tho climat
ic conditions In the start that prices
will bo high.
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Good Words for Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy.
People everywhere tako pleasuro
In testifying to tho good qualities of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Mrs.
Edward Phillips of Barclay, Md.,
writes: "I wish to toll you that 1
can' recommend Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy? My little girl, Catherine,
who Is two years old, has beon taking
this remedy whenever she has had a
cold slnco sho was two months old.
About a month ago I contracted n
dreadful cold myself, but 1 took
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and
was soon as well aB over." This rem
edy Is for salo by Dr. Stone's drug
dtoro.
O G T. Co.
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POMONA AND OREGONA LEAVE
PORTLAND MONDAy, WEDNES
DAY AND FRIDAY AT 10 A.
M., TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND
SATURDAYS AT 0:00 A. M. FOP
CORVALIS TUESDAY, THURSDAY
AND SATURDAY ABOUT O P. H.
ft
P. M. BALDWIN, Agt.!
Land
Plaster
A Delayed
Carload
of tho famous Oregon land
plaBtcr, tho groat fortlllzor and
Innd rostoror. Cheaper and
hotter than any kind of ma
nure Try it on your fields,
gnrdens nnd knyns. It Is a
great lnvostmont on your laud.
Special prlcos In largo lots.
TILLSON & CO.
151 High Stj
I
$24,000 $44,000
Whcih Do Yoo P,ele,
TIlO avoratro man Mrns nhn,,i ,
,lliuv R ycar Bl
j ears anu earns a total of $44,000 In a ufe Uoe -
day laborer gots $2.00 a day or $600 for a year of ioo 3
cams $24,000 in a life time. The dlffcrcnco brttet. lu
'nnd $24,000 Is $20,000. This Is tho minimum ralce , ,
tical education In dollars and cents. Tho Increased W J
cannot bo measured In money. Why not atop plcKhrw
a small salary whon tho International Correspondence SdX
Knrnntnn. Pn.. cnn rrtvn vnn n j.. i.. 1
-" ,,u wu "" uutnuoa mai will Kite t U
salaried man of you? No mattor what lino of work 70:
follow, thla great cducatlona institution can preparo 703 n j
oparo tlmo nnd at a small cost to sccuro a good payltj po,'
Our local roprc3ontatlvo will show you how you cantrljijiii
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Putting In Modern Plumbing
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Qhluagp boast of a largo number of KOod nowspapora and throo most
oagqllont one. Indeed, tho follower of Mr, Hearst whould say of five
most excellent ouos.
Tho newspaper that has tho largost circulation hr Chicago Is undoubt
edly Hearst's Chicago Amorlcan-jreachlug 350,000 coploa In tho after
noon and more than halt a million on Sunday morning.
Hut of tho old solid nowspapora of Chicago Tho Dally Nows, Tho Dally
Tribune and the Record- Herald aro nil rogardod as among THE VKUY
LAIUJKST NKWSPAPEHS IN CIUCpiaTlON ND THE VKUY REST
AS TO QUALITY.
Tho News undaubtedly leads to nvory groat degree- uoth of tho others
having 315,000 circulation as agaill8t 150,000 for Tho Tribune and
about 140,000 for Tho Record-Hornld.
As tho Dally Nowa haa no Sunday edition It must bo, compared with
tho dally Issues of nil tho other publications 'Oven though Tho Tribune
lias 200,000 circulation ou tho Sabbath, and Tho Record-Herald 1S5.000
circulation,
It Is probably truo that Tho Chicago Sunday Tribune, with Us 200,000
circulation, oommnnda about tho sanio price for advertising that The
Drilly Nowa gots or $4,38 an inch
But by and largo Tho Chicago Daily Nowa holds tho world's record in
tho lurgoat amount of advertising carried for ono firm and the largest
amount of mouoy received tUorofor,
lu a circular Just issued by Mr. victor P. Lawaoa, the owaer ot The
Wonderful Eczema Cure.
"Our llttlo boy had eczema ror flvo
years," wrltos N. A. Adams, Henri
etta, Pa. "Two of our homo doctors
said tho caso was hopeless, his lung
bolng nffoctcd. Wo thon omployed
other doctors but no benefit resulted.
Ry chance wo read about Electric
Bitters; bought a bottle and boor
noticed improvement. Wo continued
thla medlclno until soveral bottles
were used, whon our boy was com
plotely cured." Best of all blood
modtcines and body building health
tonics. Guranatood at J. C. Porry'a
drug store. GOc.
Money Makes
Independence
Hundreds of our depositors aro
becoming a llttlo moro independ
ent every day. You can bo InJo
pondont, too, If you will savo a
ptrt of your enrnlngs and deposit
them In our Savings Department
regularly.
Deposits of ono dollar draws
Intorest compounded semi-annually.
Your account will bo welcome
whother largo or email.
SAYINGS DEPARTMENT
Capital National
Bank
earning capacity Look him up today. Ho la
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H
K. G. HUNTER
I. C. S. Representative
Main 451
Room 18
Ladd& Bush BWg, Salem, QrJ
In now houses nnd buildings, aa
woll as refitting old bouses, keeps
us protty busy In tho spring, whon
building is at flood tide. Our facili
ties aro always equal to tho occa
sion, and wo would Invito builders
and contractors to get estimates from
ua on plumbing, ga3 fitting, steam
fitting and roofing before going else
whoro, aa wo do expert work at rea
sonable prices.
A. L. FRASER
258 Stato Street.
Phono 135.
NOTICE
Tho difference botwoon our dkos
nnd thoso of othor bakora? Tlw
causo of tho superiority of ours Is
tho ubo of puro matorlald no sec
ond grado flour or eggs or "ready
mado fillings" everything puro,
fresh and sweet and conclontlous
mixing nnd baking, Orders, please.
CAPITAL BAKERY,
O. ULLOM, Prop.
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Send the Family
Washing To Us
and you'll never bothor with having
it done at home again. Time was
when every family could not afford
to Bend tho washing to a laundry,
but times have changed so, too,
have the 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 finished.
The Salem
Steam Laundry
BUILDING A HOUSE
Wo can supply you with tho lum
her you need at the price that will
materially economize in tho coai.
Just como and see us and look ovar
our yards. .
GOODALE LUMBER CO.,
Yards Near Depot.
Shoes
Just rccclred i law i
tho latest styles la tntiV
and children's footwur,
from heavy work shoes ta tV I
dross styles for bots Mi
women. Also Oxford T!l !
lonther and canrsss.
SPECIAL
With eachpalrofiiKtl'
a good leather pocxetkoct
HAI1Y SH0ES-
WAnlfiohaTealirieu'-"
Dnby Shoes; ell colon, M1
pllablo S0l$3. .
JACOB VOpI
Opposite I'AtteM' !
345 State St. S
mm
T&e Fashion Stables
Frarly Mmycea's SUhlM.
Upt4to Uvry l 1Ui
FuHMal tHraeat a apeeUlty. Tally
ha for p4m aad axearrfoa. Pk
44. OH AS. W. TAN'NBB, Prf
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choice meat, ui L
of the wa '
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