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Newspaper Page TextDAILY OAPITAIi JOURNAL, SALKM, OREGON. FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1007. w 1 a' I HOFER BROS., PM and Proprietors B. HOFER, Editor. A. F. HOFER, Manager. THE JOURNAL STANDS FOR PROGRESS, DEVELOPMENT, GOVERNMENT. AND NO DEGRADHD LABOR. GOOD THE PRESENT CRISIS. or "Onco to ovory man and nation comes tho moment to decide 3n tho strife of Truth with Falsehood, for tho good or evil Bldo; 'Somo irrcat caimn. HmVa now M.slah. offerlnc each tho bloom blight,, mirts tho goats upon tho left hand and tho sheep upon tho right, And tho cholCQ goes by forovor, 'twixt that darkness and that light. Hast thou choaon, O my pooplo, on whoso party thou shalt stand, Ero tho Doom from Its worn sandals shakos tho dust against our land? Though tho causo of Evil prospor, yet amid tho market's din WbUsr tho ominous stern whisper from tho Dolphlc cavo within '"Thoy onslavo their children's children who mako compromlso with win." James Russell Lowell. I ' . o V, MAY COME AGAIN. Jtinoral Kuroki who has boon representing his government at tho JanncBtown Exposition Is Baying good byo to Amorlcal n Scattlo whoro ho 4wra boon ontortaincd royally by his own countrymen. To thoso who lovo PEACE and want CLOSER RELATIONS between Hho United States and Japan Kurokl's visit has boor AUSPICIOUS but t"o thoso who WANT WAR TO RE CONTINUOUS, and tho famo of Ja jun lo bo oxtontlod by conquering moro nations It h FREELY PRE 53IOTED that Kurokl'o visit, whllo tho FIRST w.111 probably NOT bo tho VLAST and tho next tlmo it will bo at tho head of 100,000 Japanese warriors croaslnc tho Pacific to conquor tho Yankeo nation. A conflict of this kind is unpleasant to contomplnto and It doesn't -nccm poBuiblo that tho JINGO POLI-TICIANS of Japan , could possibly push hor fllalosnion oft their basoa sufllclontly to plungo that nation Into war with tho Unllod States. But It In truo that conditions In San Francisco are being SIZED UP AS A PRETEXT TO THREATEN WAR and tho JINGO PARTY of Ju lian nro taking ndv&ntngo of ovory TURN OF THE WHEEL to mako o "Boforo tho Inloratato Commorco Commission at Washington Wodnos dny tho iumbormon of this stnto bogan thor fight for tho opening of tho Portland gatoway for tlmbor products shipped from tho west side. Tho Northorn Pacific, Great Northorn, Union Pnclfic and tho Orogon Lumbor Tnon'u Aaiwclntlon nro making tho prlnclpnl fight against tho mlllmon's tiomnnd for Joint ratos. THE PRINCIPAL RESISTANCE WILL RE MADE RY THE OREGON aATMHERMEN AND THE HILL ROAADS, which havo persistently refus ed lo offoct an ngrocmont with tho Hnrrlmnn linos at Portland for tho spoiling of that gatoway. Slnco tho Har-Iman linos nro Jopondont upon Oregon trnfllc largely thoy aro forced Into a position of opposition, dosplto E. II. Hnrrlman's declaration In tho Alton Inquiry that tho Intorstnto Commorco Commls nlon had authority lo opon tho gatowny and ho had boon curious to know why It had not boon dono. Tho Gould lines, mado parlies to tho suit, havo submitted a uniform nnswor that thoy would nccopt an oqultnblo Joint rnta and most of tho othor linos drawn Into tho controversy mnnlfo3t comparatively llttlo In terest. A DECISION IN THE OMAHA CARE A FEW DAYS AGO FORESHAD OW8 A DECISION IN FAVOR OP THE MILL INTEREST. Tho oftoctlvonois of mich a ruling Is questioned by tho roads on tho ground Hint at prouout noltlior tho Hill nor tho Hnrrlmnn interests havo oara onough to handle trafllc already offorlng and destined to points on tho company's own linos. L. 0. Oilman, counsol for tho Great Northorn, hns gono east to ap pear in tho final hoarlng of tho Spokano rate case, which follows tho lumburiuou'H light. All tho transcontinental linos nro opposing tho grnntlng of tormlnnl ratoa to Spokane, for they rocognlzo wator compo sition as nu autuallty and tho granting of tormlnnl ratoa to Spokano ns u revolutionary stop that would upset trafllc conditions throughout tho country. Tho const Jobbers nro all unltod with tho railroads In this position. It is probablo tho ending of tho Hpoknno enso will bo followed by a light on hohnlf of tho coast Jobbors to end tho Idsoilmlnntlon of tho rondB In favor Spoknno. Dosplto tho Inland city's attitude, tho railroads havo dlnorlminatod in Spokano'u favor to n groator oxtont than for any othor city In tho coun try. Portland Jobbors havo taken tho load In nn effort to abolish this discrimination. TO WHAT RASE USES. Old Pentecostal Mission Used Store Soon. ns u The Pentecostal Mission on 12th street Is no moro. Tho big room that onco echoed tho 3omowhat tri dent voice of Its pastor, Rev. M. L. Ityan, and the forceful appeals of his benighted followers, Is being re modeled, and will bo put to othor uses. No moro will the tearful sup plication, tho groanlngs, tho genu flections and tho uttor abandonment of self to tho self-Induced ecstacy of so-called religious fervor give their grotesque nnd unstudied picturesque ness to ita 'bare surroundings be neath tho dim glimmer of tho few coal oil lamps. Tho tomple is aban doned, tho pastor gone, tho flock 3cattored. Tho pre-forvld sermon has given placo to tho sound of tho hammer and tho saw, and instead of kncollng dovotees shouting hallolu Jah! thoro Is a gang of carpenters bonding over thotr work and using occasionally language, tho llko whereof Is not found in Watt's hymns. Tho building is to bo turned into a storo room. Tho spiritual will give placo to tho real, Salvation goes out and spuds como in. Thoro will bo loss supplication and moro pickles; leas of longing for things unseen and moro punget atmosphoro of dried cod fish and other things, which, though not vljlblo, manngo to mako thoir prosonco felt, or smelt. No moro will tho smnll boy flro rocks In tho watches of tho night, and things enrthly and good to oat will tako tho placo of tho somewhat -decayed and dccldodly odoriferous, spiritual pabulum furnished his llt tlo flock by tho Rev. Ryan. So bo It. o ORATOR IS CHOSEN. Judge IT. L. Benson of Klamath Falls Will Speak in Dallas, .Tidy 1. Childish. With tho hatohot llttlo Hoso Chopped oft two of nurse's toos. Wo thought nurslo should havo mulled; Wo hlro hor to amuse our child. Chicago NoWs. o Q ui's jr. "Tho boat is lata." "Yob." "Walt and wo'll squ It dookod." "For bulng Into?" Washington Herald. The Young Men Of today will bo tho buslnoss men of tomorrow. Tho Htrougoit foundation a young man can lay for a huskies career It tho habit of saving mon oy - spending lm than you earn. The bout way to form tho saving habit I to start i savings account Wo Invito tho young mon of Salem to opon an account with us SAYINGS DEPARTMENT Capital National Bank Tho Magic No. SI. Number throo Is a wondorful tuns cot for Geo. 11. Parrls of Cedar Orovo, Mo., according to a lottor which reads: "Attor suffering much with llvor and kldnoy troublo, and becoming greatly discouraged by tho falluro to find rollof, I tried Eloctrla Hitters, and ns a result I am a well man today, Tho first bottlo relieved and throo bottlo complotod tho euro." Gurnnteed host on oarth for stomnch, llvor and kldnoy troubles, by J. C. Perry druggist. 50c. o To Rcguluto Resorts. Tho innttor of closing oil sporting hou-ios at midnight, and on Sundays, will como boforo tho city eounoll Monday ovonlng. A row on the sldo walks In front of a Furry stroet ro Bort at nn onrly hour ono Sunday morning roaantly oausod tho stirring up of tho mnttar. Tho salo of liquor lit thoso resorts will also bo forbidden. HtMunrknblo Rescue. That truth Is strangor than fiction, has onco moro Voon domoustratod In tho llttlo town of Fodora, Tonu., tho r&sldouco of O. V. Poppor, Ho wrlta: "I was la bod, ontlroly disabled with homorrhagoa of tho lungs and throat Doctors failed to holp xno, and all hope had fled when I bogan taking Dr. King's Now Dlscovory. Thea In stant rollof camo. Tho coughing soon coasod; tho blooding diminish ed rapidly, and In throo wooka I waa able to go to work." Guaranteed cure for cough and colds, SOa aad 11.00 at J. O. Perry's drug store. Trial bottle free. Judgo Honry L. Benson, of Klam ath Falls, will dollvor tho oration In DallaB on July 4. Sonntor U. S. I.oughary and Oscar Haytor, tho committco appointed to socuro a speakor for tho big celebration, ex tended tho Invitation to Judgo Bon- son, Saturday, and woro greatly pleased when ho consented to como. Judgo BonBon is ono of tho most oloquont nnd ontortnlning spcakors in tho stato, and his Fourth of July nddrcss will bo ono of tho prominent fenturcs of tho day in Dallas. Tho Judgo was making arrangomonts to return to his homo In Klamnth Falls but has decided to romaln in Salem until tho Fourth. Tho address to tho pioneers on July 3 will bo deliv ered by Hon. Tilman Ford, of Sa lem. Polk County Obsorvor. O i FIND NEW LOCATION. FOREST RESEHVE POLICY. Rlckivull Flouring Mill Will Ro Moved To ltclliugliain, Washington. . Tho Rlokroall flouring mill, ono of tho oldost and host known mills In tho Wlllamotto vnlloy, Is to bo mov ed to Bolllnghnm, Washington. A slto has boon purchased on tho wa tor front In Bolllnghnm, nnd work on tho now buildings will bo com moncod at onco. Tho machinery will bo shipped from RIckronll as soon ns tho buildings aro ready to ro celvo It. Tho transfor will probably bo mado boforo Soptombor 1. Frank Gibson and W. E. Simon ton, tho prosont ownors nnd ronnng ors of tho mill, will bo tho principal stockholders In tho now concern, which will bo known ns tho Bolllng hom Flouring Mills Company. Polk County Obsorvor. . O ; Transfers Real Estate. Tho following deeds have been placod on record In tho ofllco of tho Matron county recerder: T. H. Ida ot ux to Goo. Norrls ot ux, 11 1-4 aoros t 7 s 2 w, w. d 12400 Aeahel Bush to Honry Bruhn, lots 0, 7, 8, 0, 10 and 11, blook 11, and all of blook 10, Englewood add. Salem U. W. Klrkpatrlck ot ux to Rlohard Walker, 17 acres t 0, o r 2, w, w d , E. B. Tooto ot al to Adolf Wolf, land In T. D, Allan's add Sllvorton, q c d 100 P. W. Gaor ot ux to Adolph Wolf, land In T. D. Allan's add. Sllvorton, p c d . . , . 1 J. C. Johnson to C. F. nud M. C. Lansing, land In t 7, s r 3, v. P o d. o Tho Useful Boxes. "I don't suppose It would worry you very much, llttlo boy," said tho old Growlor, "If thoro was no bucu thing as soap." "Sure It would," replied tho rag god youngator. "It dey wut'n no soap, doy wouldn' bo no soap boxes tor mako 'epresa wagons outer." Exchange. People of the West Do Not Oppose Reserves Rut Are Fighting tho Revenue Feature. There has been somo criticism of tho proposed Public LandB Conven tion at Denver Juno 18-20, on tho ground that It was intended to op pose tho forest reserves. This is not truo. Tho people of tho west gener ally favor tho forest reserve Idea as I, was originally created, but thoy aro decidedly opposod to tho rovenue producing scheme into which It has deteriorated. Tho people of tho eastern states will not insist upon this Imposition upon the west whon they understand tho situation and Just what Is being done. An indication of this camo during tho debate on this subject In the Senate In January. Tho Senate had been discussing tho revenue that Mr. Plnchot had been renllzlng from the reserves nnd estimating how long it would tako to make tho resorves not only self-sustaining but revenue-producing. Senator Halo of Maino in terrupted Senator Flint, who was speaking for tho administration plan, and tho following debato ensued: Mr. Halo. "I do not want to In trude upon tho tlmo of tho Senator from California, but does tho Sena tor think that in tho Bcopo of tho original forosty reservo proposition for tho conservation of tho forests tho question of thoir bolng self-sustaining entered at all Into tho con sideration of their establishmont? I did not bo understand. I understood that It was a groat project to keep thoso forest tracts for tho purpose of holding wator, to mako, as I Bald be fore and I do not wish to repeat to mako it moro equal In Its flow and distribution. I did not under stand that tho Government, into whoso hands wo put this, was to go into any form of business upon thoso reservations, and tho question of whothor thoy woro solf-sustnining did not ontor into my mind in tho slightest degree." Mr. Faint. "Docs tho sonator bo- llovo that forest rosorvatlonB Bhould bo maintained at tho oxponBO of tho Government of tho Unltod States?" Mr. Halo. "Undoubtedly, Mr. President. If tho great bonoflciont object -which wo had in vlow is to be bo groat as all nature, and all tho oporatlons of naturo show to ovory man It will bo, tho forest reserva tions should bo kept up If thoy do cost tho Govornmont. Tho moment thnt vou Introduco tho fcaturo of making thorn profltnblo, thon you extend tho reservation over trncts and nroas that aro not forosts whoro It never ought to havo been extend ed, nnd you donart from tho original project upon which wo omoarkod. Thoy woro not established for misl noss nnd rovonuo, but for bonovolont and bonoflcont purposos, nnd tho for est rosorvatlonB ought to havo boon kept In that way, devoted to that, and nothing oIbo. Wo havo dopartod fiom that nnd havo mado It a groat business ontorprlso, In which tho Govornmont 1b engaged, and tho quostlon of profit to tho Govornmont has usurpod tho placo of what was originally Intended should bo a great projoct of bonovolonco and bono flconco In order to hold back and consorvo tho wntors." o Financial Excuses. "Havo you any loose change, dear?" "No, pot; money's tight now." Bnltlmoro Amorlcnn. 000 2100 100 tTLiJ-L. MEN ADMIRE a pretty face, n good figure, but sooner or later learn that tho healthy, happy, contented woman is most of all to bo admired. Womon troubled with fainting spells, irregularities, nervous irrita bility, backache, tho "blues," and thoso dreadful dragging sensations, cannot hopo to bo finppy or popular, and advancement in cither homo, business or social lifo is impossible. Tho causo of theso troubles, how over, yields quickly toLydiaE. Pink ham's Vegotablo Compound made from native roots and herbs. It acts at onco upon tho organ afflicted and tho nerve centers, disponing effeo tually all thoso distressing symp toms. jno otnor indorsement or MISS EMMA RUUT2UR r medicino in tho country has reeelvpd v .. has such a record of cures of fS , t11?! ... , na Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegetable Compound Miss Emma Runtzlor, of 031 Stato St.Schcnectadr N v J! "For a lona timo x was troubled . with a wt,n.. L,.r't ""W- drain all my strength away. I had dull headaches .. irritablo, and all worn out. Chancing to read ono of vonr IJ4!T0M of a caso similar to mlno cured by Lydia E. Plnfcwlv P.1 Compound, I decided to try it and I cannot express tnv trratlttJ, zS bonoflfc received. I am ontlroly well and fcefllko a new S " Lydia B. Plnkham'a Vegetable Compound IstteJRL, , remedy for all forms of Female Complaints, Weak Back FalWT Displacements, Inflammation and Ulceration, and Is lntBlniM. & !L paring 'or childbirth and tho Chango of Life. inoblo la p Mrs. Plnkham's Standing Invitation to Women Women suffering from any form of female weakness ire ferited u promptly communleato with Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass. Hw aitU Is freo and always helpful. wno, A SQUARE DEAL AND A FAm TRIAL OF OUR FARM IMPLEMENTS AM) MACHINERY OF ALL KINDS. IF YOU ARE NOT SATISFIES WITH A FAIR TRIAL YOU NEED NOT BUY. I SELL TRACTION AND STATIONERY ENGINES, NlCnOW AND SIIEPARD'S RED RrVER SEPARATOBS, HAY BALERS, STREET AND ROAD GRADING MACHINERY. WE HANDLE THE BURG WAGONS, EXGEB BUGGIES. HACKS AND CARRIAGES. WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE ADRIANCE, BUCKEVB MOW. ERS, CLIPPER PLOWS AND BLUE RIBBON CULTIVATORS, ALSO SOME SECOND HAND FARM IAU'LEMENTS AM) WAGONS VERY CHEAP. PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHES AT WHOLESALE AND R& TAIL, GLASS AND STAINS OF ALL KINDS, AND PAINTERS SUPPLIES. RUGGY TOPS, DASHBOARDS, WHIPS, ROBES, ETC. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED, CIRCULARS AND DESCRD?. TIVE CATALOGUES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION. GEO. B. JACOB, Prop. PHONE -lOi MAIN COR. FRONT AND TINE STREETS USE SELF RISING B. B. B. Flout For Boston Brown Broad, Grlddlo O akes, Mufllns nnd Tiara rudotel. ALLEN'S R. B. B. FLOUR CO., INC., SAN Jow, Cil. oami) Thousands Haye Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect it. How To Ftad Out. Fill a bottle or common glass with your water aud let it staud twenty-four hours ; a seuuneut or set tling indicatesan unhealthy con dition of the kid neys ; if it stains your linen it is evidence of kid ney trouble ; too frequent desire iJv to pass it or pain """"" in the .back is also convincing proof that the kidneys and bladder are out of order. Wliat To Do. There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed, that Dr, Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy, fulfills every wish in curing rheumatism, pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder i and every pari oi me urinary passage. It corrects inability to hold water and scaldiug pain in passing it, or bad effects following use of liquor, wiue or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant ne cessity of being compelled to go ofteu during the day, and to get up many times during the night. The mild aud the extraordtuary effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most dis tressing cases. If you need a medicine yeu should have the best. Sold by drug gists in fifty-cent and one-dollar sues. You may have a sample bottle and a book mat tells an about it , both sen t free by mail. Address Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bing- Uamton.N.Y. When ReoJiwiaBoet. writing mention this paper and don't make any mistake, bat remember the name. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, aad the addrftM, Ktogkaattoa, N. Y. SEEDS FEEDS POULTRY SUPPLIES LAND PLASTER HAY AND MILL FEEDS GARDEN SEEDS FIELD SEEDS And ovorytbing kopt at a I first-class sood and feed con-corn. TILLSON & CO. 151 Hish St WV Px wNPl cPV Uracil tSffiy-HT itfi rwP'Y'lV .I ft ?' - fl a3ii',-j3v $& GOOD AOVICE fS5i J. M. LAWRENCE Formerly Baker, Lawrcsc BkK. Reliable Grocer, At tie OH Stand LITTLE BO-PEEP LOST HER SnEEP But no ono neod worry about mutton this tlmo of tho year, it they can get dainty and delicious Spring lamb on an appetlring and nourishing Sum mer meal. We hare eyeryehhag is choice meats, aad all the delicacies of the season ia both fresh aad smoked meats that will please the saost critical epicure. & a cross, State Street Market Ffceac Ml .. ltnUSE Wo can supply youwi ber you need at uw - ' materially economic I just come and see us and loot our yards. , rTTunER 00 GOODALE LCMBfc V Yard Nj FOR SALE! olrTnTTiTTp prices on vacant w. ; and lots in HlgWwa " "Lp theSalem-Portla-w This propers - - ..... k.Mm filnce tne cos tor i "' J,.- i of the road, b w. ceptioawy - Derby & W8 4