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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2(1, 1007.
HOP CROP
WILL BE
LIGHT
Conditions Bad In New -York and Not
Promising In England
Tho Cooporstown Farmer, Juno
lith,' says: Tho yards In Otsego
county aro very Irregular. In Bome
tho vines alroady have a fair start,
nnd In others they nro very hack
ward. That tho crop will bo much
short of laBt year Is believed by
thoso familiar with tho situation
Tho wcathor of tho past few days'
line boon very favoruble, nnd If It
contlnuos tho prospects for tho crop
will Improve.
Tho Oneonta Herald, Juno 13th,
nays: Owing, probably to a back
ward season, hop yards aro looking
badly. Tho vines havo mado but
Jlttlo progress; thoy aro unoven nnd
thoro nro many tnlss-hllls, nnd hills
which apparently haven't enough vi
tality to produco hops this year.
Even with tho best of wcathor from
now on, thoro cannot possibly bo ov
en nn avorngo crop.
Tho Schoharlo Republican, Juno
13th, snyB. Tho weather tho past
fow days lias boon marked by lilghur
temporaturcs, ami tho hop vines aro
whowlng somo progress. Growers aro
hoping for Its continuance for with
out It tho lightest yield In ycarB will
bo tho result.
Tho Mlddleborough News, Juno
13th, says:' In mnny of tho yardB
throughout .this section, hops havo
boon at a stand still. Tho unseason
able wcathor hns retarded tho
growth, and owing to frequent rnlns,
many of tho yards could not bo cul
tivated. Tho wonthor Just now Is n
Jlttlo warmor, and It Is to bo ox
poctod that tho vino will tako on
moro rapid growth. Tho general bc
llof Is that tho crop cannot recover
fully from tho Injury recolvcd, and
tho yield must bo light.
Hop Conditions In England.
Messrs. W. H. & II. Lo May, Lon
don, repert: All tho hop markotB of
tho world nro very firm nt current
ratoB. StockH aro in a narrow com
pass. Messrs. Mnngor & Henley, London,
8. 13., repert: Tho market Ib qulot.
Tho hops romnlning on unlo nro so
fow thnt buyers nro indlfferont to
tho prospect of a posHlblo short crop.
Wcathor Influences aro docldodly
ngalnst tho plant. Thoro Is an In
crcaBo of Ily, and somo nro propnr
iug to wnBh.
Our tlrBt bntch of hop roports of
tho Benson show that tho plant hns
mntlo n very good start, but thnt tho
offocts of tho continued cold w oth
er nro beginning to rovoal them
selves, Fly havo npponrod in most
places, but tho quantity nt prosont
I not suulolont to causo nlnrm.
ABhford and District Tho blno
hns grown woll of Into In woll
jnanuro.1 grounds, but thoro Is boiuo
losH of color, owing to tho. unfavor
nblo wonthor. Thoro Is also n con
siderable uprlnkllng of Ily.
Cnntorbury nnd District Tho
blno haa mado good progress in this
district during the pnst wook, but
wnrmor wonthor, oBpuoInlly at nights,
Is wanted. AphlB is roportod na hav
ing mado its nppoarnnco, but some
gardens nro quito froo from tho pent
nt prosont.
Maidstone nnd District Tho hops
havo mudo n ggotl stni't, but nro uood
Ing warmor wonthor, ns may bo
Judged from tho gonornl look of tho
plant. Somo Ily aro to bo soon In
most gardens.
Hereford Thoro Is prnotlcnlly no
business doing on tho Hereford hop
inurkt t. Inquiries bolug fow ami far
between. Tho blno Ib very bnok
ward, and promisee to romaln so,
tinloBS warmer weather Is soon expe
rienced. "' o
The "come nnd go" feelings thnt
you oxpotienuo nfter taking HoIIIb
ter's Hooky Mountain Ten is simply
wonderful. Drugs increase woak
ua. Tills remedy doe tho business,
85 cents, Ten or Tablets. Dr. Stone's
Drug Store
Too Muuli For Him,
"This straw," stUd tho hattor, "is
really beUer than a Panama nnd It's
paitltMihuly suited to a blunt man."
What's tlu prioo of it-" nskod
Sawdoff.
"Twolve dollara."
"Not much. Thnt hat won't do,
my friend for a man ns short ns I
am." Philadelphia Press.
o
Cosmetics will ruin tho complet
ion. There's no beauty practico
equal to tho effects of HollUtor's
Rocky Mountain Ton. It Vdops tho
entire body in perfect health. Tea
or Tablets, 35 cents, Dr. Stone's
Drug Store,
COTTON
DISLIKES
AUTOS
And Incidentally Remarks He Is Down
on Yellow Journalism
"There nro two things in our mod
ern civilization that I regard as
baneful to society, nnd which I
would bo glnd to have suppressed,
or, nt least Bhorn of their most ob
jectionable foatures," remarked W.
W. Cotton, one of .the most success
ful attorneys of Portland, Oregon, at
tho Now Wtllard.
"One of tho favorlto aversions of
mlno Is tho automobile, and tho oth
er is tho sonsntlonnl 'yellow' press.
Tho machino gets on your nervos
physically, tho flashy newspaper dis
turbs your mental serenity. Both
nro nuisances of tho 18-karat variety
Tho automobile Ib tho outward man
ifestation of tho spirit of up-to-date
oxtravnganco. Its owners go chnrg
lng through quiet country roads at
a furious Bpccd, oblivious of tho
rights of horsemen or footmen, car
ing, not in their dovlloh desiro to nn
nihllnto distanco whether thoy mnlm
or kill tho luckless Inhabitants of
tho countryside
"Tho sort of nowspnper I had In
mind is just ns bad, In a different
wny. It gives no hoed to accuracy of
slntomont; It ruins reputations
ruthlessly; It gives to tho public dis
torted plcturos of pretty nearly ev
ery prominent mnn in tho land. Tho
world would havo boon bettor' off If
tho automobllo had never boon In
vented, and society will bo tho gnln
cr whon vicious nowspnpors nro no
longor circulated." Washington, D.
C. Ex.
o
Tho Protlilnt't Latest Mix Up.
President Roobovclt has suddenly
becomo ongnged In a controversy
which Is oxtrnordlnnry. For onco It
hns no political bcnrlng. It is not
a question of whether ho wns cor
rectly quoted or whether somo ono
lld or whether tho colored troops
fought nobly or whothor nn official
has been guilty of too much politics.
No, tho Issuo Joined is much deeper
than that and strikes at tho Presi
dent in a plnco whoro ho Is most
sensitive.
Long boforo President Roosevelt
wns known ns n politician, a soldier
or a Ktntosmnu, ho was a mighty
huntor. Ho hns written many nrtl-
clos concerning animals ho has kill
ed In vnrlous parts of tho country,
and on thoso who havo objected
to hlti political policies havo admit
ted that ho was an export with tho
gun, His greatost efforts were in tho
dnys boforo animals wore wrlttim
about ns men, nnd his works woro
considered nuthorltntlvo. Now ho Is
arguing with wrltors of sontlmentnl
nnlmnl stories ovor questions of fact
nnd of fancy and tho oml Is n long
way off.
Wo mny say thnt Joel Chandler
Harris bognn It mnny yours ago.
Whon ho, began writing nbout Br'or
Ilnhblt and Sism Gooao nnd Mr. Fox
he simply rotallod with his Inimit
able literary stylo the folk-lore of tho
nogroos, which oms to havo boon
largely fetohod ovor from Africa, but
also to have boon affected by Indian
traditions. Tho Uncle Romus stories
woro so popular that tho Held was
out mod by- othore. First camo
Mr. Seton-Thompiion-Thompson-Srf-ton,
who wroto ohnrmlngly. but with
tho point of view of tho naturalist
nlwnys to tho fore. Ho achieved
snob fa mo thnt he hod imitators.
Jack Iomon, "William J. Ixmg, C.
G. D. Rohorts nnd others havo tilled
tho magazines with tnlos more or
loss ronlistic, but overwholmlngly
sentimental, in which wo nro sup
posed to got Into the Innor mind and
heart and soul of animals. It they
nre (as la assumed) provided with
such conveniences. Tho result 1ms
boen to innko animals ns human ns
the moat ardent triinsmlgrntlonlst
could desiro.
We Bupposo thoso oinlnent writers
can light it out nmong thenuolvcw.
Tho dog and oat seem to have ac
quired a good deal of human Infor
mation nnd aet accordingly, but we
havo nowr felt that thoso stories
from the bush wero quite gonulno
no mntor how much thoy mny havo
boon bonetlclal In training us to
treat anlmala dooently. That tho
wolf and the catamount aro of llko
passions nnd sontlmonta as human
appears unlikely. Probably most per
sons will agroo with tho Provident,
who thluks that tho beast is a boast.
Philadelphia Enquirer.
Success In life Is accompanied by
Inoreaso ot enemies. That's why Hoi
llater'o Rocky Mountain Tea has so
many Imitations; Jt'a a success. 35
ceats, Tea or Tablet. Dr. Stone's
Dru Store,
ASKS THAT
SENTENCE BE
COMMUTED
Citizens of Nvassa and Vicinity Ask
Governor to Commute Mcg)r-
den's Sentence
A petition has been received by
Governor Chamberlain asking that
tho sentence of Megorden ,tho man
who was sentenced from Malheur
county for killing his wife be com
muted from hanging to life Impris
onment. Tho petition Is signed by
Mogorden's children nnd by twenty
threo citizens of Nyssa including
tho mayor, nnd Bets forth thnt tho
condemned man was a hard worker
a good provider for his family and
was of good standing In tho com
munity. Megorden Is condemned to be
hanged on tho 28th of this month
and his crime which was committed
on March 28, 1905, and was ono of
tho most atrocious murders In tho
records of tho state In criminology,
Megorden lived on a farm nenr Nys
sa with his wlfo and three children,
tho oldest being n son 14 years of
ago and coming homo from town on
thnt dato ho was angered by having
his wifo set boforo him n cold meal.
IIo flnnlly struck Mrs. Megorden
and his oldest son who was near in
terfered in tho trouble nnd struck
tho enraged father with tho butt of
a rifle. Megorden thoro upon rush
ed in to his bod room nnd secured
his revolver, shot sovernl tlnnjs nt
tho fleeing son who foil under a
bunch of Bngo brush to concenl hlm-solf.
Tho crnzod mnn probably think
ing thnt ho had killed the boy turned
his attention to hlo wife. With tho
two littlo children clinging to hor
skirts Mrs. Megorden plendcd for
her llfo but tho husband caught her
by tho Bhouldor and placing tho re
volver to hor loft breast fired nnd
tho helpless wlfo, tho mother of his
children fell dead at his feet.
Stnmgo Disappearance of Uo Horne.
From Harper's Weekly.
Alrshlpa and motor cars mny lead
In tlmo to tho second disappearance
of tho horse, which onco boforo be
enmo extinct In North and South
America. Ovor threo centurlos ago,
nt tho Spalnish conquest, thoro wns
not to bo found In tho now world, so
it hns boon practically proved a
slnglo nnlmnl thnt ansvorod to tho
horse. Horses, Indeed, which tho
Spaniards brought with them to
mount their cavalry wero objects at
IlrBt of groat terror to tho natives,
who took thorn to bo four-logged su
pernatural beings como purposely to
nid tho conquorors. Yot recent re
search by tho Whltnoy mission has
oatnbllshod beyond doubt thnt long
boforo Columbus tho Amorlcna woro
overrun by horses from tho moun
tains of Alaska to tho plains of Pat
agonia.
In 1S2G tho chanco discovery in
Now Joraoy of an oqulno fossil of nn
unknown kind lod to moro methodi
cal luvoells&tlon ot Amoricn, with
tho result thnt prehistoric horso
bones lmvo beou found in California
nnd Orogon; botweon tho Gulf of
Moxlco nml the Cnrollnas; in TexnJ,
Florida, nnd tho vnlloya of Moxlco;
in tho basin of the Mississippi, and
on tho westorn slopes of the Rocky
Mountains. Horsoe, too, must have
boon numorous In this country pre
vious to tho nppoarnnco of mnn; re
searches having brought to light
their fossilised remains mixed up
with pottery nnd the stone arms of
cavo dwollers.
How Is It, thon that tho equlno
race, represented In America by
kinds of fossil considerably more
numerous than In Europe, came for
n tlmo to vanish from this couutry
to rotipponr thousands of centurloe f
Istar with the Spanish conquest?
For but n century after Cortex there
wero already in existence herds ot
wild horses in tho regions of the
Plata snd the urairies ot the Fur
West.
By some this temporary extinction
of the American horse has been at
tributed to the Increasing cold nnd
the encroachment of tho glacial
hemisphere. It la oertnln thnt tho
olophant and oamol disappeared at
tho sanio tlmo Another explanation
is that tho horsos succumbed to a
malady such as the "rlnderpost" In
South Aiuorloa Again, what brought
nbout this oxodus may possibly havo
boon a species of the present day Co
lombian vampire- bat, which sucka
tho life-blood of Us victims, nnd la
the districts It Infests prevents, the
harso being used as a beast of
burden.
WILLING
TO RUN
AGAIN
Atlanta, Ga., June 2G. "If I
could possltively be nssured of the
olectorlal vote of a single southern
state I would gladly bo a candidate
for tho presidency next year."
Tho foregoing statement was
made by President Roosevelt on
Georgia day nt the Jamestown expos
ition, according to the leading Gcor
gle Democrats who were present.
Tho president made this declaration,
according to John Temple Graves,
following n wave of good feeling nt
tendnnt upon tho dedication of Geor
gia building, a replica of the homo
of tho president's mother nt Ros
well. President Roosevelt was carried
nwny with enthusiasm upon tho oc
casion and the Georgians present,
nmong whom were mnny well-known
persons, shared the enthusiasm. It
was a lovo feast, and political Is
sues and party lines wero for a tlmo
forgotten. Each man toasting tho
president. Soon nfter this outbreak
of enthuslnsm John Templb Graves
went to President Roosevelt nnd
urged him to run for a third term.
RooBovelt, It Is snld, wns moved by
tho plen, but recalled his promlso
mado to tho public following his
election in 1304.
Tho president is reported to havo
said that but ono thing would causo
him to change his determination In
this respect. Ho thon said that If
ho could bo positively assured of tho
olectorlal voto of a slnglo southern
state if ho could brenk tho solid
south ho would bo a cnndldnto for
a third term.
President Roosevelt spoko at
length on tho solid south; declared
It should bo broken, nnd said ho
would run ngaln If ho could bo ns
sured thnt his candidacy would split
tho south from Its ono wny of vot
ing. According to tho report, Graves Is
said to have nssured Roosevelt that
ho could carry Georgia and probnbly
two or threo other southern states,
nnd It is said that n promise was
given tho President to stnmpedo
Georgia for him nt tho propor tlmo.
Graves has boon urging Brynn to
nominate Roosevelt nt tho Domocrnt-
lo nntlonal convention next yenr.
o
Newberg Honors Veterans.
Ncwborg, Or., Juno 2C. No
Fourth of July colebrntlon has ovor
succeeded In giving Newberg hnjf
tho holiday appoaranco which it now
hns In honor of tho stnto onenmp
ment of tho G. A. R.. Monday night
First street was a blaze of glory for
10 blocks, rosmobllng the Trail nt
thd Lewis nnd Clnrk fnlr. Tho busi
ness men nlong tho street had Inter
ested themselves In Illuminating tho
town, nnd Uio wldo street was
arched over repentodly with fes
toons of electric lights nnd wns
llnod on each sldo with the same.
Residoncos, ns well as places of
buslnoss, nro bonutlfully decornted
with tho national colors. On ono. of
the principal business stroets mini
Wo havo a largo Bupply. You will
plnntod temporarily, making an nv
onuo of nttrnotlvo vordure. Tho
whole, town Is In holiday attlro and
tho glad hand is oxtonded by New
berg to Its honorod guost3.
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Bombs by Wholesale.
Tl'flla, Trnns-Cnucnsla, Juno 26.
Ton bombs were hurled in Ervln
square this morning, oxploding with
torrlflo fordo. Many woro killed or
Injured, and mnny houses wero de
molished. o- -
Hut, Thoy Had Not.
At a political meeting the chair
man nskod at tho ond of tho candi
date's speech whether "nnuy glntle
mnn has nnny quostlou to nsk."
Some ono rose nnd propounded an
Inquiry mildly critical of tho pre
vailing political belief. A politician
behind rntsod a club nnd struck him
to tho floor. The chairman lookod
around nnd nskod quletly:
"Anny othor glntlemnn a qestlon
to ask?" Philadelphia Public
Lodger.
HfffiM
Fitters
Do you ex
perience dis
tress a f t o r
meats or suf
fer from con
stipated bow
els? Resort to
tho R 1 1 1 o r s
promptly. It
will cure
Heartburn,
Sour Risings,
Indigestiou,
Dyspepsia,
CoMsUjpUloa.
HEALTH OF
IntiUninotccnthcenbTJrr11
up with the march of nS?1"?
power of womanKT?'
utmost, and the tax uDo S'.4 ? &
cal system Is far Breater fe'
In tho good ol!S,ronl Ter'
our granuraothers few d II0
used In mcdlclncs?Tho7 7$& tn
roots and herbs to curfldt,P
and disease, and tfi VA""
roots and herbs wft.lwfed8
than that of IS &
It was in thlastudyTfJL ,
herbs that Lydla E. pteU&8d
Lynn, MMidlseoJkV
to tho women of tho wnri a. ?!.!
T.r. TT-P-T-, ki iT- moro Potent and mtJ
PlKO.lC r I iNr any combination of druw. a
IUICI JU. A IftUYMUUS O T VfcCiaUlC 0111001111(1
Is an honest, tried and truo remedy of unqucstlonablo therati.ni
This medicine made from native roots and herbs contains no
nr nflinr linrmful drills nnd todav holds f.1i rnnn,l - i.. . uo naKoticj
Jtnumbtr
1 caterer
le In the
Mrs. 0. E. Flnlc, of Carnegie, Pa., writes: Dear Mrs. PinUinm. .t
wish every suffering woman would tako Lydla E. Plnkham'a VTm
Compound and write to you for advlco. It has done mo a world It J
tid what It has accomplished for ma I ltnnw It. win .i t .," OI.?0M
When women aro troubled wltb Irregularities, Displacement rrw
ntlon, Inflammation, Backache, Nervous Prostration, they shonli!
member thero Is ono tried and true remedy, Lydla E, Plnkhanrii VT
table Compound. B
Mrs. Pinkham's Standing Invitation to Women
Women suffering from any form of femalo weakness aro lnvtu -
perlenco sho probably haa tho very knowledge that will help jomcsh
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I SELL TRACTION AND STATIONERY ENGINES, NICI10IS
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WE HANDLE THE BURG WAGONS, ENOEP. DUGOIES,
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WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE ADRIANCE, BUCKEYE MOW.
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PHONE 401 MAIN
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omtti
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PWPlfE
YOUR COFFEE AND ROLLS
For the first meal of tho day will bo
simply perfect r.3 to tho edlblo pnrt
of it if wo furnish tho rolls. But
ploaso accopt our suggostlou to glvo
us a standing order for so many
frosh ones ovory morning at certain
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forgot our name, address and 'phono
numb'er.
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mmmmmm
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for your Beof, Pork, Lamb, Mutton
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Meat ever killed. Tho tasty, juicy,
appetizing kind that makes you
want moro after the first helping.
Only tho best fed cattlo are over
killed for our trade, and our cus
tomers may always rely upon tho
yery best quality of, meat, cleanly
and properly dreaded, and la every
way fit for tho best tables. e
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Phone 205 277N.Com.St
TAVKIIltOl'B.
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Price i. To expres, oft '
fromSalomIPay25cenUcae:P
charges. ,
Kor sale by
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Th,fl is to certify t JJf
mare one bottle oi -
Drops" and cu-;hebjW
This was last mm- -- ..
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