Daily capital journal., June 10, 1907, Page 2, Image 2

DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, 8ALKM, ORKOON. MONDAY JUNE 10, 1007.
HOFER BROS., Papers and Proprietors
K. IIOFEIl, Editor. A. P. HOFJBR, Blanagcr.
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THE JOURNAL STANDS FOR PROGRESS, DEVELOPMENT, GOOD
GOVERNMENT. AND NO DEGRADED LABOR.
General Debility
Day In nnd day out there Is that feeling
of weakness that makes a burden of Itself.
Food docs not strengthen.
Sleep docs not refresh.
It Is hard to do, hard to bear, what
should bo easy, vitality is on tho ebb, and
the wholo system suffers.
For this condition tako
Hood's Sarsaparilla
It vitalizes tho blood nnd gives vigor and
tone to all tho organs and functions.
In usual liquid form or In chocolated
tablets known as Sarsatabs. 100 Cores gl.
mwri 1 1 n 1 1 1 m 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
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THE RLN WHO WINS.
SALEM MARKET.
QUIET
DRESSER
Stolncr's Market.
Dealers In fish, gamo and poultry.
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Highest cash price paid for eggs,
Prompt delivery. Stato atroot.
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Tho man who wins la the man who works
Tho man who tolls whllo tho next man shirks;
Tho man. who Btands In his deep distress
With his head hold high In tho deadly press
Yes, ho is tho man who wins.
Tho man who wins is tho man who knows
Tho valuo of pain nnd tho worth of woes
Who n lcsBon learns from tho man who falls
And a moral find. in lis mournful walls. ,
Yob, ho Is tho man who wins.
Tho man who wins is tho man who stays
In tho unsought paths and tho rocky ways,
And, perhaps, who lingers now and then,
To holp somo failure to rlso again,
Yos, ho is tho man who wins.
And tho man who wins Is the man who hears
Tho uurso of tho envious In his enrs,
But who goes his way with his head hold high
And passos tho wrecks of tho failures by
For ho Is tho man who wins.
X-RAYS
Baltlmoro News.
THE LABOR MARKET .MAKES A CITY.
Any town that is a good market for freo labor Is a growing town.
That Is a princlplo no ono can rofute.
Until tho rocont strlkos Snn Francisco wns tho host labor market on
tho coast, and WAS GROWING LIKE A WEED.
HUT LABOR OVER-REAOHED and tho Industries nro paralyzed, and
tlioro Is a serious setback to conditions thoro.
Tho Orogonlnn recently printed this paragruph:
CnriM'nturx nt Salem cutctrri u protest because tho stato employed
nomo of lt coiivlciN on Mate work.
Tho complaint nuh that the convicts rjuno Into competition with free
labor.
An Investigation, ho it In reported, Hhowcri that THE STATE WAS UN
ABLE TO GET ALL THE FREH LABOR IT WANTED.
Tho competition evidently va not very dlwiHtroiin to froo labor.
Tho fnllacy In tho nbovo Is that becauso tho stnto was unablo to got
nil tho froo labor It wanted, thoroforo It wns Justlflnblo to employ convlc
ts. ,
If tho Htato had ndvortlsod that It would pay A LITTLE BETTER
WAGES THAN WERE BEING PAID ELSEWHERE, It could hnvo got all
tho freo labor' It wanted.
It Ib tho reputation of wngos holng hlghor thnn ordinary, nnd higher
tlinn lu paid olsowhoro that brings pooplo to nny town.
It Is tho high wngos Mint Is taking mechanics and Inborors from Snlom
and from all ovor tho slato to Portland ai a roBtilt "PORTLAND LEADS
ALL ORKfJON" and PORTLAND LEADS THE NORTHWEST" as Is nd
vortlsod on ovory card and onvclopo thnt goes out of that city.
Tho fact Is tho labor organizations of Portlnnd would not stand it for
u mlnuto to have convicts omployod on work on public buildings, on tho
parku and fair grounds, and on tho now wing to tho nsylum, or MAK
ING A MILLION MUCK, As IS 11151X0 DONE AT SALEM.
Tho legislature that mado provisions for thoso convlctB to ho omploy
od struck a blow at freo labor ovory tlmo it passed such n law, and sim
ply hocaiiHo labor Is unorganized nt Snlom It Is posslblo for tho loglsla
turo to do such n thing and not bo brandod n foo of freo labor.
Unfortunately Salem gots tho roputntlnn of holng a prison-labor town,
and moohunles nnd labnrors do not llko to scttlo In audi n city. It Is
not a square deal, ond THE CAPITAL CITY SHOULD NOT BI3 COM
I'KLLHD TO STAND FOR SUCH DISCRIMINATION.
Tho Hound princlplo wns laid down by tho Stato Labor Fodoratlon
when It declared that convlelH should not ho omployod IN CONSTRUC
TION OF STATK HIGHWAYS, AND NOT OTHERWISE OUTSIDE OF
TUI3 PRISON YARDS.
Tho oont motors and enrpoutors nf Salem wsro right In ontorlng tliolr
protest, ami tho Statu Fair Board has roduood tho employment of con
vluts to a minimum. Hut lot us not ovorlook tho sound princlplo nbovo
laid down.
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A TRUE HELPMEET.
According to tho poem of W. S.
Gordon, Davenport's "Arab" steed Is
a descendant of a horse that was run
down and caught by a trlbo of Bed-'
oulns. Maybo that was tho reason
Homer didn't want tho good old gov
ernment imilo In that long dlstnnco
trial.
Mr. Harrlnmn having been de-
clnrd Immune, maybe he and tho
President will open up correspond
ent again.
M
The anglo at which the coming gen
oration is to wrlto does not amount
to as much ns tho slant tho young
sters nro permitted to glvo tholr spel
ling. Bettor rovlvo tho old spelling
school method, or somo other, for tho
prcsont school children nro, as a rule,
poor spellers.
With flnow falling all summer In
tho Enst tho plumbor's wlfo will ro
fiiHO to associate with tho Ico man's
people
If only soft drinks aro to bo sold
at tho stato fair, that will not pormlt
that ovent holng opened with a cork
screw.
Knox, of Pennsylvania, would nc
copt tho Republican nomination for
tho presidency, but what's tho uso?
This country will never oloct nny
thing thnt knocks to that office
Local Wholesale Market.
Eggs 14.
lions 10c; young chickens, lie.
Ducks lOo; goose, 8c; turkeys,
1316c. ,
Buttor 24c; fat, 22c.
Local wheat 80c.
Oats 43 c.
Barley $21.
Flour Hard wheat, $5.00; valley,
$3.85.
Mill food Bran, $19.50; shorts,
$21.
Hay Choat and clover, $8 $9
per ton; timothy, $11 $12 per ton.
Onions $2.00 per cwt; potatoes,
80c per cwt.
Hops Cholco, 10 lie; prlmo to
choice, 8 9c; medium to prlmo,
8o.
Chlttlm bark -5 Co.
Tropical Fruits.
Bananas $0.75. .
Oranges $3 $4. .
Lomons $5.75.
Rotoll Market.
Oats $30; wheat, 90c per bu.;.
rolled barley, $27.
Eggs 20c doz.; 2 doz. 35c.
Applos $3,00.
Buttor Country, 20 25c; cream
ory, 30c.
Flour Valloy, $1.10 $1.15 per
sack; hard wheat, $1.35 $1.40.
Bran G5c por sack; $21 per ton.
Hay Timothy, 75c por cwt.;
choat, 55c; clover, 50c por cwt.;
aborts, 95c por cwt.
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It would do no Injustluo to tho momory of tho widow of tho twonty
llfth PruUUnt of tho United Stnton, who dlod nt hor homo In Canton,
Ohio, two wueki ago to say of hor thnt sho wan not nn oxtrnordlnnry
woman.
Sho wm, however, n rather rotnnrkuhta oxnmplo of n typo of womnn
klud thnt nil the world rospocta, ml in lion, loves, and sho was so strong
and HtuadfiiMt and constant lu thoso qunlitlos that hor mnrrlago to Major
MoKlnloy and hor wifely asHoclntlon with him sorvod to bring out into
the Htrongutit poiwlblo light ono most admirable trait In tho chnrnctor of
nn extraordinary man.
It was easily conceivable thnt n woman of grontor talonta and of hlgh
or and moro consuming ambitions, snolal nnd othorwldo, .MIGHT HAVE
MARRED HIS MARITAL AND POLITICAL LIFE INSTEAD OF BEAU
TIFVl.VG AND STRENGTHENING IT might ovon have made his caroor
different from what It was.
As events transpired, It wna almost nn Idonl union, and from Its bolng
unavoidably in oxiileiu'o to an unusual dogruo ovon In tho enso of a Pros
Iduut IU Inspiring oxnmplo unquostlonnbl had nn uplifting Influonco on
tho lives of many American man and women of tho day and gonorntlon
of Ida and William MelCluloy.
There have been moro brilliant mistresses nf tho Whlto Houso than
ithe a few, Indeed, who woro crodlted with being somowhnt of factors
I r. polities and the dlplomaoy of. tho nutlon-r-lUT NONE WHO 1MPRRS
SHD THE OIISKRVUR AS SO l'HUFKCTLY FITTING' INTO THE DO
MHSTIO AND OPF1CIAL LIFE OF ITS MASTER AND SO MANIFESTLY
HELPING HIM TO Hit EXACTLY WHAT RE WAS AND WANTED TO
HE.
Aud the iwddenlng and pathetic Incidents of that life served only to
heighten the human In tor oat thnt attaches ovon to tho smallest bit of
roiuMUco lu thtttfo prosaic days. Thoro Is slncoro mourning today among
myriad of Amerlcnn mon and women who hnvo felt tho unconsciously
everted Inlluenco of tho wife of William MoKlnloy.
The Tern Wonder.
Curoa all kidney, bladder and
rhoumatlo troublo; sold by all drug
glsta, or two months' treatment by
mall for $1. Dr. B. W. Hall, 2926
Ollvo street, St. Loula. Mo. Bend
for testimonials. Sold by Stone's
drug otore. dw-lyr
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Convention at Turner.
Tho Oregon Christian Missionary
Convention will hold Us seventeenth
nnnunl meeting nt tho Tumor me
morial tabornnclo, Tumor, Oregon,
Juno 20 to 30, Inclusive This gath
ering will roprosont tho ono hundrod
congregations of tho Christian
church In Orogon, comprising a mem
horship of about 11,000 dlsclplos of
Christ.
o
Ho Fired tho Stick.
"I hnvo fired tho walklng-Btlck
I'vo carrlod ovor 40 years, on account
of a soro that resisted ovory kind of
troatmont, until I tried Ducklon's
Arnica Snlvo; that has healed tho
soro and mado mo a happy man,"
wrltos John Garrett, of North Mills,
N. C. Gunrantood for Piles, BurnB
etc., by J. C. Perry druggist. 25c.
Livestock.
Hogs Fat, 0c.
Cattle 1100 1200
4c.
It steers,
Llghtor stoora 3 3 c.
Cows and holfors 900 1000 lb,
34c.
Stock hogs GCc.
Lambs 4 5c.
Vonl Droesod, 5 7c.
The qulct
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tho little varlalloa, t
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u" too correct H8J
na m0 inpei, of t
t width aad aJ
and tho trousers iJ
too wiaenortoomrrJ
ui just right.
Th3 ' the itor,
those conierntiH
refined drcHea
eyes aro alnn fo
on tho now fcaUtHl
fast as they cow cud
A cholco variety ot c
servatlvo modelt la
ery kind of althj
black, blues.
shades of gran, Irotl
and all aorta of nut i
tures.
G.W. JOHNSON &0
PORTLAND MARKET.
Wheat Club 80 87; valloy 85c;
bluo atom, 88 90c.
Oats Cholco whlto, $28.50.
MIllBtuft Bran, $17.
Hay Timothy, $1C$18; alfalfa
$13.
Votch $8.50.
Poultry Hons, .14, ralxod chick-
ons, 13c; droasod chickens, 14
15c; turkoys, llvo, 13 14c; ducks,
1314c; plgoons, $1$1.25.
Pork Bost, $0.50 $0.75.
Lambs $5.75$C.
Boof Droesod, 5Cc.
Mutton 6 7c.
Hops 9 10 c lb, according to
quality.
Wool Valloy, coarso to medium,
29 23c; oaBtorn Oregon, 13 18a
Now Fields.
"In my 15 yonrs of work ns an ln-
vontor," says Edison, "I have run
noross mnny quoor things that ap-
poored to land off into undiscovered
world of thought." Tho wizard be
lieves In futuro mnrvols of applied
sclonce, nnd ho Is n good judge of
probabilities in this respect.
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Totter Cured.
A lady customor of ours hod suffer
ed with tottor for two or throo years.
It got so bad on hor hands that sho
could not attend to her housohold
duties, Ono box of Chamberlain's Jstono. Salem.
' -. v .......wv. ,.t.4 a
modlclnce glvo splendid satisfaction
In this community. M. H. Rodnoy
& Co., Almond, Ala. Chamberlain's
medlclnea nro for salo by Dr. Stono's
drug storo.
A Broad Statement.
This announcement Is made with
out any qualification. Hem-Rold Is
tho one preparation In tho world that
guarantees it.
Dr. Loonhnrdt'a Hora-Rold will
euro Plies. It Is in tho form of a
tablet.
It Is tho only Pile remedy usod In
tornally, It is lmpoeslblo to cure an estab
lished caso ot Piles with ointments,
supporltorles, injections or outward
appliancoa.
A guaranteo is issued with every
packago of Dr. Loonhardt's Hem
Rold. Go and tnlk to your druggist about
It.
Dr. Leonhardt Co.. Niagara Falls.
N. Y., Proprietors. Sold by Dr, S. O
SEEDS
FEEDS
TOULTRY SUPPLIES
LAND PLASTER .
HAY AND
MILL FEEDS
GARDEN SEEDS
FIELD SEEDS
And ovorythlng kopt at a
first-class seed and food con-corn.
TILLSON & CO.
151 High St,
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GOOD
AOV1CE
J. M. LAWREFK
Formerly Baker, Lam-cnN I
Reliable Grocer, At foe
Stand
Thoro Aro Few for tho Oregon Mnatorn railway, tho
People who know how to tako caro roHta ovar tho r,laon,fts tn ,,,,.,,
of thenuelvea tho majority do not. ,,.. , . t . ,
Tho liver Is a most Important organl ,S "ml cr?8 Cm 0r t0
lu the body. Horblno will koop It In
condition. V. O. Slmpklns, Alba,
Toxns, writes: "I havo usod Horblne
for Shllla nnd Fovor and flud It tho
beet modlolno I over used, I would
not bo without It. It Is ns goood for
children ns It Is for grown-up people,
and 1 recommond It. It Is flno for
La Grippe." Sold by D. J. Fry.
Ono Moro Railroad.
Ontario arrived yostorday. Moro aro
lookod for today, and tho chlof en
glnaor, C. R. Rnnklu, will bo horo on
Sunday to rosumo work on tho sur
vey. Tho snow is uow mostly off tho
mountains, as pooplo nro crossing
back and forth, and will not Intorforo
with the work In survoylng. It is
probnblo that thoro will bo no fur
ther delay now and tho work will go
right on to completion. Eugene
Register.
Indian War Veterans.
Bonnott Camp of Indian War Vot
ernns mot nt tho city hall Saturday,
Juno S, nnd uftor oleotlug T. B. Walt
tomporary chairman, tho following
ofllcors woro elected for the onsulng
term: T. B. Walt, Captain: Ben
Hnydon, First Lloutonnnt; J. G.
Wright, Orderly Sergeaut; Win.
Towusond, Commissary; Charlos
Calvort, Color Bearer; J. H. Elgin,
Musician. Tho following woro elect
ed delegates to tho general encamp
ment: F. M, Smith, Charles Calvert,
J B. Simmons, Ben Haydon, J. H.
Elglu, C, A. Wallls, Wm. Townsend,
J. G. Wright and T. B. Wait.
BhhAi
WOR.IJL-.
Any Young Man
Who Is really determined to
got something ahead, to ac
cumulate somothlng, to bo ono
of tho solid nnd substantial
mon of the community, can do
It.
Just n little solf-donlal and
tho careful conserving of your
Income until you havo onough
to make an investment then
koop your money working for
you.
Even If your present income
is small, you can start a sav
ings bank account, and begin
to accumulate a fund for futuro
investment.
SAYINGS department
Capital National
Bank
LITTLE BO-PEEP
LOST HER SHEEP
But no one noed worry about mutton
this time of the year, If they can get
dainty and delicious Spring lamb on
nn appetizing and nourishing Sum-
mor meal. We have everyehlng la
cholco meats, and all the delicacies
of tho season In both freeh and
smoked meats that will please
the most critical epicure.
E. O. CROSS,
States Street Market Phone 30 1
riou-iuTerv
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuygets
A Baij Medicine far Bust Peoslt
Bring OuUea Health isd Btnewtd Vigor.
mriLMXa A HOI'S
Wn akk minnlv TOO With tit'
ber you need at the prfc
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T..n AmA nil sea ui na lw"
mm rttrAa
GOODALKLrMB"
ana Kun y Trouble ll-anlea. hV;emH. Impure
UIxk lUd Qreatti, SjIujmtU HoureU, Headch
and aickirho t'a Kocky Jlountaln Tea In wlv
let form. 35 cents a box. Genuine made by
Uoujctsr Daua Compahv, SUtUson, Wig.
SOLRFM NIIORFTR COR JAI I &W PEQN
mmmi1
I FRENCH FEMALE
PILLS.
i.5"IU" Uuu 6vrnmu3,Hwnnmm,
?yvivvn it mil. sj.i 8ni Br in uu.
ui Utn ul mratei u u.
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FOR SAU
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We are now in i--r v.
. - ot lOtl. '
nABum
ana iois ju !, - .t
tne aaiew-f u. ,
This property has not c
for sale before since i- -
of the road, and we bH i
ceptlonally good buys.
Derby &!
miiirli
MEALS i5c
AT TB
Salem
Call a w' 'j t
15c Board p
furnUaei
rasoaable.
A number of tho crow of surveyors J
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