Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, June 27, 1907, Page 7, Image 7

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    DAIL1 CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, ORB ION THURSDAY, JUNK 27, 1007.
GARFIELD
GRANGE
Ul IMADAI IC
nUIVlUlUUJ
jiesolvcs the Supreme Court Should
Disagree occasionally
Garfield Orange, No. 3,17, believes
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hrter than too much harmony. At
Lt mooting Its desire to have
a recrju.
InjtLU !" "
.Wcet beUS jan-u out i tuu
Luised It to whbroas and rosolut9
concerning the supremo court as fol
lows;
Whereas, For several years past
v0 have observed no dissecting opln
Ion from any mwuiuwi " " i,"--'
court in tho many decisions it has
made, and
Whereas, It does n6t seem possi
ble that wise men can always hon
ay agree upon all questions of
equity and law, and
Whereas, Wo do not bclievo It Is
a crlrao for honest mon to dlsagreo
upon any question of law or foot and
a vigorous dissent from tiny mem
ber of our higher- court wduld ln
creaso our rospect for tho Independ
ence of tho members of our highest
court, and
Whereas, A dissenting opinion
from tho decision In tho Marquam
caso would mako us think a llttlo
moro of at lepst ono mombor of that
auguBt body, thorcforo bo It
Rctxrived, By Garflold Grnngo,
Ko. 317, that a good, dissenting
opinion, In our Judgment, is very of
ten necessary to show that honest,
learned mon can honestly disagree;
the public wolfaro Is being consid
ered; that private interests have no
special strings on our court and that
the stand-in policy of "you ttcklo
mo, I tlcklo you" of tho lato lament
ed legislature Is not tho practice of
our count of last resort.
o
Ho Fired tho Stick.
"I havo flrod tho walking-stick
I've carried over 40 years, on account
of a eoro that roslstod ovory kind of
treatment, until I trlod Bucklon'a
Arnica Salvo; that has hoalod tho
joro and made mo a happy man,"
writes John Oarrott, of North Mills,
N. 0. Guaranteed for Piles, Burns
etc, by J. C. Perry druggist. 25c.
o
2000 Mild Cnsen of Measles.
That tho erddomlc of measles Is
now nearly over In Pondtoton le de
clared by tho physicians of that
placo, who for a tlmo wono kopt ox'
tromoly busy attondlng thoso who
woro aflllcted. Most of tho cnaca aro
now recovorcd, and but few now
ones aro reported.
During iho pout spring almost ov
ory family In tho city was affected
with tho disorder, and thcro woro
probably 2000 casoa alt told within
tho city. Howovor, tho dlscaao was
always In a mild form, and not n
slnglo death occurred. In many In
! stances tho dleoaso was so mild that
nationta nover broko out, though
showing tho otbto symptoms.
o
A Fortunate Texan.
Mr. E. W. Goodloo, of 107 St.
Louis St., Dallas, Tex. says; "In tho
past year I have become acquainted
with Dr. King's Now Life Pills, and
no laxatlvo I evor before tried ao
effectually dlspoaaea of malaria and
biliousness." Thoy don't grind nor
grlpo. 25c at J. C. Perry's drug
ttore.
What It Looked Like.
A Boston public school toachA.tr
I was trying to give her pupils a defl-
rnlto Idea of a volcano. With red
chalk sho drew on tho blackboard
flery flaraea Issuing from a mount
I tain ton. Whon the drawing was
dono she turned to tho cCbbs beforo
;! and said: "Can any of you toll
I me what that looks like?" Ono boy
i Immediately hold up his hand, and
tho teacher said: "Well, Josey, you
oay ten us." "It looks like he.ll
ma'am," roplled Josey with startling
Promptness.
o
Tonight.
It you woud enlov tomorrow tak
Chamborl&ln'a Stomach and Live
Tablets tonight. Thoy produce a
agreeable laxative offoct, clear the
bead and cleanse the stomach
Price. 25 cents. Sample free at Dr
Stone's drug store.
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Couldn't Understand It.
Principal to senior clerk, who
nts to get married, What! Isn't
one master enough for you? Meg-
Sendorfer Blaetter.
For ttom&ek troubles. UHetUMftM
I Eld MimHii.ilsii rv f?ttintiAr1afa'a
Stomach aad Liver Tablet. Maay
f rm&rk&ble wrtc have MMtK
? the. PrkM JS teats. IumIm
if Fer ula far Dr. IUm'i mi
J Studying the Xnturo of Llgtlinlng.
Remarkable studies of the nature
of lightning have been made by a
gifted Danish-American experlmon-
Jter under the auspices of tho Smith
80n,an Institute. Not only has It
been learned that lightning Hashes
(aro made up of Innumerable shorter
( flashes, and that streaks of lightning
are really linked, or chain lightning,
but the existence of black or Invis
ible lightning has been ascertained.
Tho genius who hns taken lightning
for his Btudy is Alexander Larson,
who ennio to this country from Dn-
'.., 1. .. 9 I
,"""" 4w '" . wihhu
education in photography, chemistry
,nnd electricity was nicked tin nt
Several years ago Larsen wroto to
tho Smithsonian Institute, inclosing
photographs of lightning, which ho
had taken with a common hand cam
era, and suggesting that If a camera
wore so geared as to bo moved dur
ing lightning flashes tho duration of
tho flash might bo determined and
Us nature mado clearer. Tho insti
tution became Interested in tho In
gnious Immigrant's work and grant
ed him a small sum with which to
pursue his studios with a better
equipment.
Larson rigged up a rovolvlng
table, upon which ho placed cameras
in such position as to catch lightn
ing flashes at various phases. It
was soon discovered that what is
called a flash of lightning is in real
ity a successlo not flashes, following
one another with almost inconceiv
able swiftness and deceiving tho eyo
with an nppenrnnco of oneness. Mr.
Lnrsen counted upon his sensitive
plates as many as forty flashes In a
slnglo streak of lightning, and is
convinced tnat in . tno rorty woro
scores of swifter flashes which elud
ed tho camera.
Measuromonts were tnkon of tho
tlmo elapsing botweon tho flashes or
rushes that could bo bcoii on tho
negative. It waB found that somo of
tho flashes woro .002 of a second
npart. Tho measurement wns mado
by calculating tho width of tho film
and tho movemont of onch camorn.
Many obscuro things wero noted
about thoso rushes of lightning, but
tho most striking fact learned was
that somo of tho rushes wero not
light, but dark; that Is, tho electric
ImpulBO wns thoro just tho samo ns
In tho flashes, but tho camera did
not catch any light.
a
July
Repeated experiments established
tho fact that then) is such a thing" as
"block" lightning or atmospheric
electrical discharges that are not
visible, and .that tiny are minded
with discharges that aro visible the!
old-fashioned "lightning." How Is
lt accounted for? Mr. Larson's ex
planation is as good as any ether:
"Tho flash," ho says, speaking of
tho flash that gives no light, "must
havo given out light of a wavo
length much shorter than the wave
lengths of vlslblo light, and with a j
power sumclont to rendor tho part
of tho plate struck by It non-donsl-tlvo
to ordinary light. Such a flah
would appear black on a partially
Illuminated background or bo invis
ible. In other words "black Ugthnlng"
In lightning of such short light waves
that .tho Illumination Is not prcelvcd
by the human oy or by the camera,
This has suggested tho thought that
thero may bo light waves of such ve
locity ns to be equally beyond tho
porcpptlon of tho eyo or tho camera,
producing light so intense that tho
human eyo is not only incnpablo of
perceiving It, but is ignornnt of Its
oxlstonce. Washington Post.
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Mill Hns Narrow Kscnpe.
Tho Jefferson Flcurlng, mills had
narrow oscapo from conflagration
last Monday evening. It seoms that
a heavy freight train stopped on tho
south bank of tho Snntlam, and In
order to start lb up tho engineer
found It necessary to glvo his ma
chine ofjl tho forco he could mustor.
Tho result was It oamo across tho
bridge throwing a pilar of sparks
and cinders over 50 foot high, and
in a few minutes aft or It was gone
isomo of tho workmen on tho river
.Ilvnrn.1 h foil wml.n,,n n l.n
V..kJW . . W.V .. VliWMUw vr w ,
aflro at tire south gablo. All hands
rushed to tho rescue, and In a short
tlmo by tho ueo of tho mill's flro de
partment, such as hoso attachod to
tho forco pump, hand extinguishers,
etc., it ho fine wns put out, but not
until Bovoral largo holes had boon
burnt Into tho roof. Ton mlnutea'
dolny or a strong south wind would
havo boon fatal, but as It wno no
great dam ago was sustained. This
makes tho second oloso call for tho
llttlo olty of Jefferson within tho
past mouth, and It Is no wonder that
alt aro anxious to soo tho water syB
tom, which Is now under construc
tion, completed as soon hb possible.
SOMETHING DOING
EVERY MINUTE
4th
AT SALEM
CELEBRATE WITH US
Five Bands Will Furnish Music.
Base Ball on the Water.
Relay Race.
Baby Show.
AND OTHER SPOUTS WHICH WILL BE MENTIONED FnOM
TIME TO TIME IN THE DAILY PIIESS NOTICES; SUCH AS
CATCHING GREASED PIGS, AUTO RACES, BALLOON ASCEN
SION, ETC.
FIRE WORKS, THE MOST BEAUTIFUL EVER SEEN IN
BALEM.
Jumped His Bail.
John Duchanan, tho youth charged
with having committed a statutoiy
orlmo upon Ruth Jackson, who was
to have pleaded yesterday morning,
failed to appear when his caso was
called. A search proved that tho do
fondant was not to bo found, and an
hour afterward Judgo Burnett de
clared tho defendant's ball In tho
sum of $1000 bo forfeited, and or
dered that a bonch warrant bo is
sued for tho arrest of the defendant.
A. S. Buchanan and J. B. Smith woro
Bunotles. AT.nny Herald,
o
Quito Desirable.
Tho Hold-Up Man .(as ho takes
largo watch from vlctlm'a pocket)
I suppose you'ro thlnkln I'm a real
undeslrnblo citizen, oh?
Tho Victim. Nothing of tho sort,
old man I That watch you've JtiBt
relieved mo of was In my wife's fam
ily for sovonty-flvo years and sho
forced mo to lug it around. Puck.
B
Confusion of Terms.
"What aro you running so hard
for, llttlo boy?"
"Because mo big bruddor Is tryln
tor pinch me."
"Aren't you ashamed of yoursolf,
you big bully, to hurt this llttlo fol
low?" "Ain't hurtln' nothln'. Only play-
In' porllcoman, lady." Bnltlmoro
Amorlcnn.
Bids Wanted.
Scaled bids will bo recolved by tho
Bonrd of Directors of School DIs-
ltnf Mr .! fi. Mnrlnn nmintv. Orn.
' " ' . ... , . , .
SOn, ttt tl0 OfUCO Of tllO district
cierK, in ,tno niurpuy uiock, iur
. . . M
labor and matorlal In painting tho
Eapt Salem school" building with two
coats, Including tho roof. Blddora
to specify tho brand of lend and oil
to bo unod.
All work to bo npprovod by tho
board or somo person solcctcd by
thorn for Inspection.
Bids to bo closed Saturday, July
C, 1907, at 4 o'clock p. m., and to
bo oponcd by tho board at tho high
school at 7:30 o'clock p. in. on said
date.
Tho bonrd rcsorvos tho right to re
ject any or al bids.
II. A. JOHNSON, JR.,
C 27 7t District Clork.
i
What Do Thay CnreT
Tho above question Is ofton asked con
corning Dr. Plerco); two loading medi
cines, "Qoklen Medical Discovery" aad
"Favorite Prescription."
Tho answer la xhat "Golden Medical
Dlscovory "lu most potent a toratlvo or
blood-purlflor, and tonic or invlgoratoi
and acts especially favorably In a cura
tlvo way upon all tho mucous lining sur
faces, as of the nasal passagoa, throat,
bronchial tubes, stomach, bowols and
bladdefc-curlng a large per cent, of catar
rhal cafoi w-helher-thp disease affects tb
nasal pfia)Hi, tho vntwat, arynx, bron
chia, stomacINJCas catofrhl dyspepMa?.
bowels (as mmwuayJfflKfi" bladder
uterus or other pelvic org3Tr XCJL'.S
thp-chronlc cr "'"- Mvp tfg,,? nJ '""
f ffiC""P ir' nfton yccqKatuT In alfectr
aitfi Prp!
linemen
for Uijiafij3.
inaalill l'A nrtfl fl(tlllEIP
tnlM nA KAFVlhA TtVlP Wlllf WAtH
out, ovcwokod women no matlor what
has caused the break-down, Favorlt
U.AdHtiilAM (ull1 a frvitrtH mnL AfTAAtlfA
In building ap tho strength, rcgulatlnt
the womanly functions, subduing pain
and bringing about a healthy, vlgorew
condition of tho wholosystom.
A book of particulars wraps each bottlo
giving tho formulieof both medicines and
quoting what scores of eminent med;
leal authors, whoso works are consulted
by physlcluns of all tho schools of practlM
08 ntildos In orescrlblng, say of each In
grodlont ontorlug Into these medlclnwi
Tho word of pral90 bestowed .on th
overal Ingrrdlonta entering Into Doctor
Plorco'a medicines by such writers should
havo moro vk it than any amount et
non - profosBloiml testimonials, becau
tuch mon uro writing for tho guidance of
tholr modlca brothrun and know whereof
thoy speak. ,
Both medicines aro non-alcoholic, non
secret, and contain no harmful habit
forming drups, being coranoaodof glyceric
oxtracto of tliu roots of native, American
medicinal forost plants. Thoy aro both
sold by doalers In medlclno. You can't
afford to accept as a substitute for ono ol
thoso medicines of known compoiltloa,
any secret nostrum.
Dr. Pierce's Pollots, small, sugar-coated,
easy to take as candy, rogulato and i
vlgorate atomaoh, liver and bowels.
Bargains
In Real Estate
143 noroa, 100 In cultivation, 43
in tlmbor and pasture, 40 acroa of
beaver dam land, all tiled, good
house, bnrn and hop house, 12 noroa
in npplos, 15 acroa hops, foncoa aro
mostly wovon wlro, 7 miles from Sa
lom on good public road, for $88 por
aero.
50 acros, 35 In cultivation, 10 In
pnsturo, C-room Iioubo, barn GOxGO,
30 good cherry trccu, 3 acres of ap
ples, on good public road throo milori
from Salem, for $4000.
10 acros, nil In cultivation, G-room
houso, bnrn 24x30, now, 2 mlloa
from Salem, for $1800.
Bovoral houooa for ront. Call It
you want anything In insuranco or
notary work.
RADCUFF CO.,
Reliable Agents
Room 11, Mooroa block, Salem, Ore.
Roforouco nny bank or buslnosa
houso In tho city of Salem,
"
MEALS 15c
AT TIIH
Salem
Restaurant
889 COURT BTRK29T.
Call and try them. Meala
15c. Board per week $2.75,
also furniihed rooms very
reasonable.
FOR SALE!
We are now In a position to make
prices on vacant lots, also house
and Iota In Highland addition, along
the Snlem-Portland new electric line.
Thla property baa not been offers
for aale before since the completion
of the road, and we have some ex
ceptionally good buys.
Derby & Willson
Cherries Wanted!
Highest Market Price Paid
Also Other Canning Fruit
H. S. Gile & Co.
Corner Trade and High Sts.
Salem, Oregon
CHlCBISTESTuXS-
StYWtWISTSEVamMltf
SALEM WATER COMPANY
OWXCB OtTT XJUUU
Wt water MrrUe uAtmiv s4
ftB
Send the Family
Washing To Us
and you'll norer bother with havlsg
it done at home again. Tlma w
when every family could not afforl
to aend the washing to a laundry
but times hare changed so, to
have the methods and prices. Today
you can better afford to aend tk
family cashing he thaa ho
Ask about our prleea on family waak-
Ing, rough dry, or finlahed.
The Salem
Steam Laundry
Phoae 9W. 1M-1M S. Ubiety Bfc
LITTLE BO-PKBP
LOST lONl SIIKUt
But no one need worry about muttoa
this time of tho year, If they can get
dainty and delicious Spring lamb em
an appetising and nourishing Sum
mer meal. We have everyehlag is
choice meats, and all the delicacies
of the season In both freaa and
smoked moats that will please
the moBt critical epicure.
B. O. CROSS,
State Street Market Phone Mt
TheFastionStafalei
Fonaerly tHuapees'a IHablw.
Up-te-dat livery asd eab Ma.
Funeral turaoutt a epelKy. THy
lio for pleales hb exeurslvNui, PaeM
4, OHAfl. W. YAKNKB, Pref.
847 .! 84R nta 9tret.
O C. T. Co.
-STEAFvlCRS
POMONA AND ORBGONA LKAV
FOR PORTLAND DAILY, MXOMTT
SUNDAY AND WMDNH6DAY, AT
O A. M. FOR CORVALLIS TUHi.
DAY AND SATURDAY ABOUT
P.M.
P.M BALDWIN, At.
Putting In Modern Plumbing
In new houses and buildings, as
well aa refitting old houses, keeps
us pretty busy In the spring, whea
building ta at flood tide. Our fatui
ties are always equal to the oeea
slon, and we would Invite builders
and contractors to get estlnatM from
us on plumbing, gas attlng, steam
fitting and roofing before going else
where, as we do expert work at rea
sonable prices.
A. JL, FJEvASER
OH &tm Itreet. j
Phone 188. ",
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