Daily capital journal., July 11, 1907, Page 2, Image 2

DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1007.
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HOFER BROS., Pushers and Proprietors
E. IIOFEH, Editor. A. P.' HOFER, Manager.
TDK JOURNAL STANDS FOR PROGRESS, DEVELOPMENT,
GOVERNMENT. AND NO DEGRADED LABOR.
GOOD
f
FATE.
Two shall bo born, the whole wldo world apart,
And Bpcak la dlfforont tongues, and hnvo no thought
Each of tho other's bolng; and have no heed;
And those, o'er unknown Bean to unknown lands
Shall croaa, escaping wreck; dofylng death;
And, all unconsciously, shape every act to this one end
That, bno day, out of darkness, they shall meet
And read llfo's moaning In each other's eyos,
And two Hhall walk somo narrow way of llfo
So nearly Bide by sldo that, should one turn
Evor so llttlo Bpaco to right or loft,
Thoy needs must stand acknowledged face to face.
And yet, with wistful eyes that nover moot.
With groping hands that never clasp; and lips
Calling In vain to oars that novor hear;
Thoy seolc oach other all tholr weary days
And (llo unsatisfied. And that Is fatol
Susan M. Spauldlng.
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THE FIGHTING JAP.
NORMAL
SCHOOL
BOARD
Organized and Asks for Information
On Which to Base Its Work
TEXAS GIVES
HERSELF
A BIG JOLT
Allelic talk about war botweon Japan and tho Unltod Stntos Is much
tuaggoratcd by tho yellow Journals.
Rut ihoro Is ono fact about tho Japs that .MUST NOT HE OVER
IOOKED OR DISCOUNTED FOIt A MOMENT.
Thoy are a fighting nation, and an undovoloped and uncivilized mom
Lcr of tho family of stiitcs.
Llko a llttlo follow In a lumber or mining camp, who has Mcleod two
W follows, HE THINKS HE CAS Willi' ANYONE.
Tho Japs hnvo Hckod tho CIiIiioho and tho Russian In tho past few
years, and hellovo tholr destiny llos In warfnro.
Tho llttlo scrapper In tho mining or logging ramp will novor quit hi
Dghltug uaroor until ho has boon licked out of his boots.
There will he no pence In t,lie world until tho lighting Jap HAS HAD A
GOOD THRESHING.
It may bo the unpleasant duly or Undo Sam to do that Job.
JIo should bo ready, and make thorough work of It. '
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THE CAUSE OF A VhKAS SENATE.
The first meeting of the board of
regents for tho normal schools of Or
egon was hold Wednesday, and or
ganized by electing Governor Cham
berlain president of ftlio board and
C. L. Starr, of Polk county, secre
tary. Tho secretary at onco entered
upon his duties, and sent to each of
tho Institutions a resolution of the
board asking for an Inventory of the
property, a financial statement, and
notifying the presidents of the Insti
tutions to moot nnd submit a tenta
tive courso of study to the next
meeting of the board. Govornor
Chnmhorlalu linn taught school.
Suporintondont of Public Instruction
Ackorman Is probably tho leading
educator on tho Pacific coaBt today. 'cont of'the rosorvo on Toxas business
Austin, Tox., July 11. Some of
the mo3t drastic laws over passed by
the legislature of any state were en
acted at the session of the Thirtieth
Toxas general assembly and will be
come effective tomorrow. As a re
sult, nearly all tho larger llfo In
surance companies will close their
offices and retire from tho state to
day, many bucket shops will quit
business and tho saloons of Texas
will bo closed for ten or twenty days
or until new licenses can bo secured.
This Is only a small part of the
imvoc worked by tho solons and
many declare that they "didn't know
it was loaded" when they fired tho
legislative broadside.
By tho terms of tho Robertson bill
regulating life insuranco companies,
all companlos doing business in tho
stnto nro required to deposit 75 per
Folger's Golden Gate Tes
are packed flavor-tight in dust-proof cartoi
They reach the tea drinker in the san
clean, pure, perfect conditio
in which they left the ham
of our tea experts. Six flavoi
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EX-
tho
Tho Orogon political machlno hns dotihtliwH decided that tho ill root
-olootlon of Utiltod States sountorH is unprofitable.
It loaves the Ioglslnturo with nothing to do but ratify THE
MIHHHICI) WILL OF THE PEOPLE.
Tho corporations mid tho big grafting politicians who bundled
lilg sacks bofoio and during tho olootlon oppposo popular oloollon.
Honno tho machine organs decry tho dlroct nomination and tho dlroct
'olootlon of United SluloH senators.
Ilonco tho machine candldaloH have cotno out early In opposition to
'direct nomination and dlroct election of United States sunntorfl.
Tho Republican luadors In Oregon hnvo noarly all gono buck on stato
Tiient No. 1 WHAT DOES IT MEAN?
It inoanii that tho Aaron ilurr and llonodlct Arnold t-lnss of politicians
hnvo no iiho for a slmplo and unity method, froo from corruption.
Tho rauso of a clean United States sonato Is bolng abandoned In Oro
Kon, UNDER THE GUIHE OF PEOTECriNG THE REPUUMCAN PARTV
Tho Orogonlan of July Oth had tho following editorial, which you ran
read both ways:
"Klvo or hIx men nro starting In nl ready to got tho Ropubllcan nomina
tion for (ho ofllco of United Statos sonator. A word right horo to
thoso onthuHjnHlH. If thoy don't kliow It thoy ought to know It; that THE
MAN WHO MA (JET THE PM'tlAMTV NOMINATION WILL UN
KNIFED' IN THE UENERAh ELECTION V THE SUPPORTERS OK
AM. THE REST, AND THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE WILL COME
OUT AHEAD. This will shelve every one or tho Republican candldntwt;
and tho IeglHlaturo then will decldo It iiv ELECTION OP SOME .MAN
WHO WAS NOT IN THE RUNNING, m gon.ral It may bo sot down as
nuioiuiM nun mo majority puny, under the present primary system,
novor will elect a candidate to any leading olllce. It might bo a good
thing for aHplring politicians to note this, AND THEN CLIPTHE WINGS
OP THEIR AMIUTIOUS HUSKIES."
In other word, wo are unwilling to mo before the people upon the
principle of a cloivn somite.
Tho old way, under which the Honntorahlps woro gold In tho tthumhlea
of corruption SEE.M TO SUIT THE AVERAGE POLITICAL HUCKSTER
1IETTEE.
Secrotnry Starr has a reputation of
bolng one of the most progressive
county Huperlntoudouts of tho stnto.
Ifo rocontly rosignod to bocomo edi
tor of a country newspaper, when ho
wait getting $1000 a year, which
shows that ho Is a man of norvo nnd
dntorprlBo. II. J. Mnlor, of Tho
Dallos, Is a momher of tho board of
education of his city, and was ono of
the main factors that secured the
lino high school for that city, llo Is
one of tho foromost business in on of
Wasco county, and has a positive
K'nowlodgo of tho value of fuol nnd
other Htippllo.
County Suporlntondent Drngg, of
tho board Is considered the lending
educator of tho Inland Emplro, whllo
Mr. Spouco has boon a country school
tonohor, and Is now n successful
farmer, and mombor of the oxccutlvo
council of tho Stato Grange A com
mittee was appointed to draft rulos
for tho government of tho board of
rogonts, composed of E. Hofor, J. If.
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J.A.fol9eriG
a UnnLl
(jOluciiuaie
tlSN eBAO1
TEA
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Coylon
Gunpowder
Japan
English Broahfa
. Oolor
'BlacH (Si Gree
To all who enjoy a cu
of fragrant, full flavored, fu
bodied tea there is no equj
The choice of flavor to Folger's Golden Gate Te
is a matter of taste.
J. A. Folder (EL Co. iSan Francisct
Importers of Pure Teas
Insldo tho state, and pay a tax of 1
per cont on gross premiums collect
ed. Among tho companlos which
have loft tho stato rather than com
ply with tho torma of this law aro
the Now York Llfo, New York Mu
tual Llfo, Northwestern Mutual,
Equitable Llfo, Manhattan Llfo,
Home Life and Massachusetts Llfo,
While the big companies nro leav
ing, uumorous smaller concerns have
applied or permission to conduct
ofllcps In Toxas and the citizens of
tho state will not bo deprived of op
portunity to got llfo Insurance,
lloreafter pulley holders of tho de
serting life Insuranco companies will
hnvo to remit premiums due to the
agents In Texas for tho collection of
premiums on luminous socured prior
to the time of withdrawal or ovon to
collect such premiums through any
bnnk or other agency within tho
state. Tho loss of rovonuo to Texas
will bo about $200,000 or nbout onc
twontleth of the stnto's annual In-
Ackorman and C. E. Sponco. Tho coino from all sourcos. Tho action
board Is called to moot next Thurs- ol tho Association of Life Insuranco
Presidents In deciding to withdraw
NovortheloHH, statement No. 1 U not dend, nor asleep. It will not bo 0,lt 0,,l("' of l,l Mlti City newspn
abandoned by tho people without a struggle,
Is It true that candidate of tho dlmcl primary are. knifed by the
Hiippoitorrt of the tithor itHplratitH?
IT HAS NOT REKN TRUE IN ORIMJON, fiom Jonathan lloiimu to tho
manliest city otllcos.
Tho last Rupubllrnn legislature was strongor from the party stand
point than any that was over olocted In Orogon too strong.
It I a froo country. Any man lias a right to bo a candidate for nuv
nllluu, WITHOUT CONSULTING THE MACHINE OR THE ROSSES,
The people might as well begin at onco orgtmUlng their campaign to
rotalu the rights thoy now have of adlrect vote on U. 8. senators.
M tho onomlos of direct election show their hands early In the gamo.
Thou tho people will know what course to take.
uay at l p. m
Win. I). Ayro, of Portlnnd, nnd
Secrotnry of Stato Reason could not
be prosont at tho first mooting of
tho board, but both aro strong mon
for tho work of reorganizing tho nor
mal schools upon a busluoss nnd ed
ucational basis. .
The soloctlon of a secrotnry was
not a matter of politics. Tho mom
bors of the board dollberatoly onn-
Mtssod the situation, and both Starr
and County Suporlntondent Mooros
received auloglos at tho hands of gov
ern! members of the board, who
spoke on the subject of iuall(lcnttous
for that olllce. Mr. Sturr was In
structed by resolution of tho
board to divest himself of nil otltor
business engagements and opon nn
olllce at the state hnue and dovoto
hli entlro time and energies to tho
work for which he has beon choson.
He Is an uumurrled man, at pros-
IVviillur Accident.
Report bus mac lied this city of
tho death a few day ago by a pecu
liar accident f line $300 mare bo
longing to Chile Tomllnson, of
Wolls, The omiff was itdlug the
animal along tho public road, con-
A Bright
Future
Is lu store for the young man
or woman who save or deposit
money regularly lu a good Hav
ing bank.
When you buotmio oM or un
able to work you'll tliul no friend
bo helpful none so responsive to
your needs as a bunk account.
Tut our mony to work by
opening a avlng account. Ono
dollar la enough to start with.
SAYINGS DCPARTMCNT
Capital National
Bank
versing with frltvjuls who wero rid
ing lu a buggy, when suddenly the
maro stepped on a stick, which broke
and How up. ontorlng the abdomen
to tho depth of several Inchon. For
a moment there was no sign of
trouble, and then the Btlok How out
and tho blood gtiBhod lu a honvy How
fiom the wound, tho poor boast
bleeding to doath In an hour or las.
--Albany Herald.
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To Collect Notes,
The Mutual lttrvo Ulfo Insur
hiu'o aumimny ha commouood pro
oUhiw In diwrtinant No. 1 In tlm
Marlon oounty circuit oourt against
Chan. II. Chiuwoii to roeovur from
the (ltfndaHt the sum of JiH.SJi
with luterMt on 38. 11 thoroof from
AuguAt 81. 1906. till Mld at tho rato
of T per com and for tho further
sum of $10 for attorney fee,
per, and will make his home In Sa
lem.
County Judgo Jewell, of Joaephlno
county, on tho now normal board, Is
a natlvo'of Kontucky, lived In Texas
for 16 yoars, and enmo to Orogon
about 20 years ago. Ho has been a
school teacher for many yoars, and
raised a family of ton chlldron, who
aro scattered over tho stato. Judgo
Jewell read law and Is a groat ad
mlror of Hlackstono, and thinks ev
ery Amorlcan boy should be mado
familiar with lllaokstono nnd Chan
cellor Kent as a part of hs educa
tion. Tho old snylng that the knowl
odge of the law should bo a part of
overy gontleman's edueatlou found
a deep lodging In his mind whon a
young man, and to his knowledge of
tho law he attributes much of his
success In life. Judgo Jewell la a
staunch friend of tho common
schools, and his soleotlou to reure
nt the IntorostB of Southern Ore
gon on the board was a very Uanny
ono on the part of Governor Cham-bwlaln.
Now-ji.Hu)..
Mrs. Smith Urldgt, art
auy absolute 'uooogiltiw you
for tho kltchtn?
Hrldget Yhi. mum. , Ol want a
plush rookln' chair au'aomo pillows
for tho ooiy comor. HrtMiklvn
HobIo.
thero
wunt
Rati liuni Quickly Hwlcd.
"I am so delighted with, what
Chamberlain's. Salvo has dono for
mo that I fool bound to wrlto and tell
yon bo," says Mrs. Robert Mvit,
457 John St.. Hamilton. Ontnrin
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CoiiKtivatioa.
For ottsUpalloti thero U nothing
qulto so nloo n Chamborlalu's Stom
ach and Liver Tablets. They always
produw a pleasant movement of tho
bowloa without nuy dlaagrvHviblo eM"M)r utu Jawshtor had a bad burn
foct. Price, 55 cent. Samples frvo on hor Kuo' applletl Chambor-
at Wr. Stono'a Drutr Store, j Iain a Salro and It healed beautiful-
i This salvo allays tha naln of .
burn almost lasuntly. a Is for sl
Vacations aro usually unloved
from Toxas mnrks tho first tlmo In
llfo Insuranco that all the leading
companlos havo unltod In n plan to
practically blacklist ono of tho states
of tho Union.
Hy tho terms of tho bill, compa
nion romnlnlng In tho stnto will bo
roqulrod to show nn Investment of
!!fi por cont of tholr rosorve on Tox
as busluoss whon tho lnw goos Into
effect tomorrow and tho bnlanco of
tho Investmont or 7fi por cont must
bo made beforo January 1. Tho In
surance oompnnlo are authorlzod to
Invest In tho stocks of nny solvont
national bank doing buslnestt undor
the laws of this stato or the stock
of any stato bnnk orgnnlzod undor
the laws of Texas, provldod that not
more than -10 per cent of tho stock
of nny such bank ahnll bo ownod by
Insuranco coniimnloa nlso. inviwit.
monts mny bo mado In tho first mort
gage bonds of any solvent dividend-
paying corporation Incorporated nnl
doing busluoss In this stnto and
which has nover defaultod In tho
pnymout of Intorost. Tho companlos
aro also allowed to Invoet funds In
tho purchaso of not moro than one
building site nnd tho oroctlon of not
more than one ofllco building In any
city of tho stato having ovor 25.000
population.
Tho Raskln-McCirogor bill, rogu
latlug tho bnle of liquor, also goes
Into full force and offect tomorrow
nnd will force ovory saloon kooper
to take out a now license.
Through an oversight no provision
was mado for tho contlnuanco nf
business under old lloonsos until
now onos were grantod. Tho attor
ney genoral caused groat constonm-
Hon In the ranks of tho liquor dls
ponsers by ruling that It would bo
noco.ry for them to closo tholr
place of business for ten to twontv
days aftor the law becomes effective.
wnemer thU decision will t. mi.
horod to by the saloon men depends
largely upon the attitude of tho looal
ottlclaU In the various "wef coun
tlos. in San Antoalo and several
other large cltie the saloon keepers
will probably disregard the ruling
and continue to dispense their wares
under tho old llcenfiM.
A bill Imposing aa occuuatlon v
of $2000 annually UMm dealers jn
""no." -mo" and other cheap bers
which aro highly uonular l ini
option districts will also go nt0 of.
feet and will drive most of those
doalors out of business.
Another new law win suppress
bucket shops and after inmn,..
fc, 14 --
mv.,k m jumroe wlu t a thing of
tho past In Toxas. provldod tho law
la strictly onforcod. Proprietors of
bucket shops In several cities it j3
said, will disregard the law .itiARi
A SQUARE DEAL
AND A FAIR TRIAL'oP OUR FARM IMPLEMENTS AX
MACHINERY OF ALL KINDS. IF YOU ARE NOT SATISFIE
WITH A FAIR TRIAL YOU NI5KI) NOT BUY.
I SELL TRACriON AND STATIONERY ENGINES, NIClIOl"
AND SHKPARD'S RED RIVER SEPARATORS, HAY RALKR
STREET AND ROAD QRADINQ MACHINERY.
WE HANDLE THE HURQ WAGONS, ENGER IlUGQIEt
HACKS AND CARRIAGES.
WE ARE AGENTS FOIt THE ADRIANCE, 11UOKEYK MOW
ERS, CLIPPER PLOWS AND DLUE RIHHON CULTIVATORS
ALSO SOME SECOND HANI) FARM IMPLEMENTS AM
WAGONS VERY CHEAP.
PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHES AT WHOLESALE AND RE
TAIL, GLASS AND STAINS OF ALL KINDS, AND PAINTER'
SUPPLIES.
RUGGY TOPS, DASHBOARDS, WHIPS, IIOBES, ETC.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED, CIRCULARS AND DESCIUP
TIVE CATALOGUES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
GEO. B. JACOB, Pop.
PHONE 101 MAIN
COR. FRONT AND PINE STREBTtl
USB
SELF RISING
B. B. B.
Flout
For Iloston Drown Rrcad, Griddlo Cakes, Mufllns ami Plum Pudding.
AJjUhtVb H. II. II. FLOUR CO., INC., SAN Jose, Cal.
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constitutionality In tho courts The
telogrnph companies will lose hun-.
drods of thoiiwinds of dollars through
this law.
Among othor bills passed by tho
legislature wore thoso prohibiting
betting on bnsoball or football
games; abolishing cock fights, which
aro highly popular In Texas especial
ly among tho largo Mexican popula
tion, nnd the county nudltor's bill,
which provldos for tho appointment
of county auditors in all counties
having cities of 25,000 or ovor.
A stringent anti-pass law also
uiKua uneci tomorrow nnd all tho
holdors of tho magic pastobonrds,
Non-bcrg to Have a Cannery,
Newberg is to havo a caonerj
cost. $20,000. A Scattlo conp.
offerod to put in tho plant If gin
alto, and this has been done 1
tho intention to hnvo the plact
running order in tlmo to handle f
ponr and npplo crop this fall.
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For Sale.
At n bargain, tho Candolarlah
Form, sltuatod three-fourths ell
ntllo from tho southern limits crfj
city. Ono-hnlf mllo from e!&
street car lino. Ono of
flnost locations in Marion cos
A cnlnnllil uln... a1a
oxcopt employes of tho roads and n ... ."JUV. .V" :
row m.l.lin fnii .,. I." - I"4U' "imuhiowo nvor, root
lit... , , . u" B"erm3 , hills, cltv of Dallas, Monmoutil
IlVe StOOk n8l)0Ctor nn,1 JionlM. r.m . ' . wmiuo, huu.u j
ojnls, will be compollod to nnv or
walk.
dopondonco and city of Salem, I
fair grounds, capltol bulldlnr,!
lmn, ponltontlary, asylum
muto school, roform schoolt
Jefferson, Hoovl, Adams, RainfcM
I St. Holona. A good crop notriij
Ho FIrcl tho Stick.
i navo nrcd tho walklne-stlr'
iw ....i.i . ioi. riuiuns, a gooa crop now i
rrL4..3:?"'0110" orchard, of chorrlos, Bartletti
,;".::. rlru. VGrL K,nd ot Peachoa and Italian prunes. H'
Aral r'i "'.,. I. "e tho next ton daya tho crb?
ROrft nn7 ',:" a. UCM,ea with tho salo. This year's cro?
writorj;,;; 1 : .! .""' "" "ore than w tho lntero.to.04
-""i ui iMorin alius,
". v,. guaranteed for Piles, Burns
etc., byj c. Perry druggist. 25c.
y " 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 u i,
vestment two yoars In advance.
J. G. WRIGB
7-2-4m
tMUMHMOIIIIIlM
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ij Outing Shoes jjij! THE
l! ELEVENTH
;: For seashoro and mountains.
;; ' styles In loathors and can
vas.
Ladle'
now
Men's
now
$2.25 Tnn Shoes
,?2.0() 4.
?3.R0 Tnn Shoes
?.oo t
' Children's Tan Low Show
:: 'l-25 uow $1.00 ::
I; Children's High Shoes ;
...1.73 nnd $'2.00
: WIIITK OANTAS SHOES i"
..tor Mon, Women and Chll- "
dron at lowest prices.
HOUR
ij Jacob Vogt j
; ; 813 State Stroet. ',
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It Is not qulto that M
tho salo of tho crockery.
waro and dishes at our
But thoy will soon be all I
as they are being sold
cost, to make room lot
groceries.
i H. M. BRAN!
that U It a violation of In'crsta'e
most In prospect and ieriectlve,
by Dr. Stoao'a Dru Store.
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wmCrVw ngnw, and will test Us
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