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i DAILY 0AM TAL JOUKNAI, " n. MHIJtSPAY, JULY 25, 1007. JHOFER BROS., P" and Proprietor K. ItOFfllt, IMHor. A. P. JIOFKIt, Blaimgcr. THB JOURNAL STANDS FOR PROGRESS. DEVELOPMENT, GOVERNMENT. AND tfO DEGRADED LABOR. GOOD DUTCH LULLARV. V r Wynkon, Dlynkon and Nod ono night ' Sailed off In a wooden bIioo Sailed on a rlvor of misty light Into u sen of dew. "Whoro aro you going and what do you wish?" The old moon aBked tho three. "Wo havo como to flsh for tho horrlng-flsh That IIvo In this beautiful sea; Nets of silver nnd gold havo we," Bald "Wynkon, Dlynken, And Nod. Tho old moon toughed and sung a song, Ab they rocked In tho wooden shoo, And tho wind that apod thorn all night long Unfiled tho waves of dow; Tho llttlo HtarB wcro tho horrlng-flsh That llvod In tho bouMful son "Now cast you nots whorovor you wish, II ut novor afoarcd nro wo" Bo cried tho atam to tho nshormon three, Wynkon, nlynkon, And Nod. t r T 1 ) 7 All night long tholr notB they throw For tho flail In tho twinkling foam 'f Tlion down from tho sky camo tho woodon llibe, ' ' Ilrluglug tho llshormon homo; 'Twns all so pretty a Ball, It sotmod As If It could not bo; ', And dome folic thought 'twas a droam thoy dronmad Of Balling tho bonutlful 'buu Hut I Hhall namo you tho flsliornion threa: Wynkon, Dlynkon, And Nod. Wynkon and IHykon aro two llttlo oyos, And Nod Is a llttlo bond, And tho lltti ilioo that snllud tho sklos Iri n woo ono'H trundlu-botl; ( - 'So shut your oyoH whllo mother sings Of wonderful BlghtH that ho, And you shall hoo tho beautiful thing A(i you rock on tho misty hou , Whoro tho old shoo rockud tho fisherman throe Wynkon, Illynkun, And Nod.. KugOno Flold. o "MAN'S APPETITE AS A FACTOR OF PHOdltEKH. WHITE HOUSE PETE A recont dispatch from Washing ton Bays: "Peto, Archie Roosevelt's pet bulldog, has boon banished for keep. Tho President commuted tho death sentence at the request of Archie to oxlle for life, and Pete, who moved fast In diplomatic and other offlclal Boclety in Washington, never again will rule supremo over the lawn at tho White House Peto got along fairly well until ho commenced to chow up common Hop Contracts. .. r1l,..t,- hnn nontractS haVO M ,'e7,n U,o omco rf - coun,,- g- ,S ni Kslute Transfers. The following deeds have been record in the omce ut - 300 tnWta. A lineman from a tcICKran'i company had occasion to go In the 000 pounds, 12 cents; March 7. yard where Peto was confined and Peto took a few bites out of him. Complaint was mado to tho Presl- rnrrirdor Falk, WormBer & Co. of Chicago have contracted for 20,000 pounds o! the Massoy & Rugglcs crop growing near Brooks. The contract price la 1 1 cents and tho dato of tho contract May 31. Another contract made on May 31 a one by which T. L. Ross of Chp niawa agrees to sell to Ellas & Prltz of Cincinnati ,8000 pounds at 10 cents. Paul R. O. Horst of New York has made tho following centracts: diaries u. winder u. -. . , prercg t0 Luiio M. Stay- L. Rose. Salem, 40,000 pounds, U . t 9 8( r j w, w d 200 cenwj ru. , -. , c B Evang t0 Jacou J. F. anu A.co ur, ,,vv " shaMr. lots 48, 49, 62. 63 Pr?; " .T"' ,.;"" nnnnn. .- and part of lots 47 and 64, J IV. V(UUiwi mwfvni.w..v-, , ,-. n f nl.. to O. & C. U. " u" " Mary T. Koencke, 80 acres, seclO, t9 s, r3e,d......$ 360 W. L. and M. C. Jeffries to . . rr trnonnkn. lot 8. blk 12, Mill City, W d ..' Star Land Co. to John Koeneko lots 1 and 2, block 2, Eliza beth's addition, Mill City, q c d Drayton & Lawbaught to West Coast Timber Co., s w Yi of so V4 sec 10, t 8 b, r 2 e, w d Gcorgo L. Rose, Salem, 100,000 pounds, 12 cents; February 5. Oliver Boors nnd Lope Sing, iu,- ,int, nn,i ihn President sent to Wash- .000 pounds, 12 cents; February 5. Ington for tho dog. Securely muz-1 William Mackay and W. M. Mix, zled, Peto, who treed tho French am- Independence, 215,000 pounds, 12 bnssador, was carried from Washing- conts; March 7. ton Into perpetual exile." " I M. W. Mahony, Charley Foumal Montnguo, who first won his spurs nnd Moso Foumal, I-airflow, jo.uuu Smith's fruit farm No. 2, w d 1400 A. and M. Anderson to Geo. W. Burch, et nl., 10 acres in D C. L. of John cox, luariun county, w d Geo. W. Burch et ul., to M. and A. Anderson, 60 acres, t 7 s, r 1 e, w d W. W. Tinkle et ux., to M. J. Llndahl, et ux., 3 acres, t 5 s, r 1 w, w d In Oregon recently paid tho follow- pounds, 12 conts; March 1. ,, ciintn!Vot 11V to Louis ing tribute to "Peto": Louis Lachmund & Company, of J. 1 1. Set lorn ler et ux to Louis . .L-. "., .i r.i . ,1,1- Hiv hnvn mn.lo contracts as fol- Provost, lots 3 nnd 4, block 1000 2500 2000 "But for man's omnivorous appetite thoro would havo boon no hlg'.i civilization In tho world. OptlmlHtH and philosophers fervidly claim Hint man'H doslro for mqr.vl nnd mental Improvumout, for learning and art and things beautiful fur iilshod the ImpulsoH for his advancement, ' Not ho. In tho last nunlytilH, man oats to llvo and II von to ent. Primarily, hh now, tho strugglo for oxlatonco Is at bottom merely a problem nf gottlng food. Other things woro wanted, other things woro needed, and grndually ncqulred, but FIRST AND FOREMOST AND UNDERLYING EVERY THING ELSE WAS THE VULGAR NECESSITY OF GETTING SOME TIMING TO EAT. Many animals aro ho constituted that thoy can gut along with ono or two nitlclim of food. Tho Iioi'ho will go along 00 n tan tod I y nil his llf 011 onU nnd liny; tho row wl'l bo satisfied with an uuoIuiukIuk ration of grnHH and bran; tho hog, though adapted to a moro vurlU menu, will thrive an n single gru'i. IntoripiM-Hvd with 11 vogatnblo sldo dish. Tho boast of proy ent raw moat hIoiiu. tliu birds aro sutlallod with In vootH, nnd ho through the wholo tiulmal world nutiiru Huh ndaptod tho "oreaturos to a narrowly restricted lilllof furo. Had man buou content with ono, two, tin uu or ovon more nrtlcloa, nothing worth whllo would liuvu happunud In tho world; thoro would havo biuii 110 hbttory and no hlatorlaiiri, 110 lonrnlng, no art, no pootry nnd no luminous In tho modern acceptation of that toriu. All ngi Ictilturu Ih IiuhciI upon tho fuct that man not only lias an appetite lint ono that In prauttonlly uullmltod In IU rango. If man did not love broad, no whont would bo rained; If ho was not fond of Hteaks and ham, thoro would bo no llvo tUook Industry; If ho wc.ru not fond of frultH and vugotabLt, there would of courso bo no or t'hmOH or gardona. MAV1M3 AN APPETITE, THEREFORE, AND A RESIDE TO GHATf. VY rr, MAN WAS URGED ON TO ALL THOSE INVENTIONS AND HIS OOVKRIIM WHICH EVENTUALLY LED TO THE COMPLEX COMMER. SIALISM THAT CONSTITUTES THE CHIEF CHARACTERISTIC OF THIS AGE. It h IiIn duHlro to oat and tho tuimonuo range of hla taBtoa that mako lhi whecU go round. Wo hear much about tho ulmplo llf. but If Ufa hnud bocomo too aim pie, It thu nppetltloa and wants of nt'in ahnuld bo too much abridged, It 11 uvhUiiit that progroaa fould atop. Miinlfcrttly, If all beoamo vogutarlaua, tho raising of nnlmnla for food would ntop Thla would muau a oomploto rovolutlon of the olvlllzod world, It not an cm tiro ueasatloti of prognaa. It would inonn tho dlHinantllng of all tho packing bongos, tho cloMun of nil tho Ktork yards, tho bnnkruptny or all atookrnlsora and n dostruotloa ut couiitloHH mllllouH of capital. Not u Kovurument lu tlu wntld could atand this lots; our prosperity would chuugo to dlrct woo. and tho wholo iniiuhluory of modoru trado and rommorvo would bo hoplly dtaarrangod. IF PRIMEVAL MAN HAD HKII.V ATTACHED, LIKE A HORSE, TO ONE OR TWO ARTICLES OF W)OD UK WOl'LD NEVER IIAVH UMERGHD FROM DARDARISM. HE WOULD STILL HE SITTING IN TDK FORKS OF A TREE HAT ING HIS (XIACOANIT, DIGGING IN Tllll 1URTH TO SECURE A VEW HOOTS, OR CRAWLING OUT OF HIS CAVE HUNTING A CLVH TO KILL A SNAKE FOR RHUAKFAST Hut ho pousiwaed nu Inhoront apptl( for all aorta or tiiiuga. for mean, ror fruit, for vogotabtoa, for iiuUj. for sugar and otlior awoota. mid to hla offorta to gratify thoo "urld Md wldoly ramifying taatos Is Uuo ull modern civilisation. Had ho not lowd bread ho would not hnva busied his brain to de velop tht grains from tho original grassy. Had he not craved meat, ho would ImVo toft tho herds undovolopod NVoro thero not n wldcsproad illro for fruits, tho Callfornlans, tho Vlorldiiilnmiand tho Inhabitant of tho tropic blew would Mud tholr prin cipal occupation gone. SolAahness, therefore, and not altrulam, nppatltte and uot uhllanthro rt ro the umlcrlylug cause that havo enabled, man to emcrgo from VftTNROr to clvlllwtlon. All Hut ho ha douo wstj primarily upon a doalro to gratify hi anl- WH Ustw. to food full from a aivnu that U practically unllmltea a arwy. A cortnln dog named Corborus, so this city have mado contracts as fol run tho tales of yore, lews: Was wont to treo tho ghosts that Stovo Colemnn, St. Paul, 15,000 roamed on Night's Plutonian pounds, 12 conts; Fobrunry 20. shore, I Julius nnd Cnrlolna Provost, St. Ulysses faithful Argus, when jtho Paul, 20,000 pounds, 12 conts; Fob- formor camo from Troy, - runry 20. Was so delighted that ho died of uu-1 A. C. Koono, Mt. Angel, 1R,000 nffocted Joy. pounds, 12 conts; Fobrunry 14. Through all recorded history have , John C. Iluglll, Gorvals, 20,000 sundry doga lnld claim, pounds, 12 conts; Fobrunry 4. And hnd their sovornl clalniB nllowod, 1 M. L. Jonos, Brooks, 20,000 to various HortH of fame. pounds, 12 conts; Jnnunry 28. Wo grnnt tho lnurol ehorrfully to j. and L. Hamilton nnd Jim Gum, many a keen fnngod pet 1 (Snlom, 15,000 pounds, 10 cents, De Whoso nnmo rings down tho corrl- cemhor 3, 1906. dors of echoing tlmo nnd yet G W. Kutch, Independence, 20,- 000 pounds, 12 contB; February 25. Whon Poto patrols tho Whlto Houpo c. Bunnlng, St. Paul, 10,000 grounds, nnd In tholr own bo- pounds, 12 conts; February 20. hoof I C. W. Pugh and Joanna Pugh, Sa- Throo stntesinon nnd an envoy nro lom, 5000 pounds, 10 conts; March departing for-tho roof; 22 Whon Root Is bneked ngninst tho u. A. nnd J. A. Snyder nnd Ed. wnll, and Taft Ih up a treo, Kavanuugh, Gorvals, 10,000 pounds, And Cortolyou hns Bhcd his coat that 12 rents. ho may freely (loo; Nicholas Krobs, Gorvals, 15,000 When two supromo court Judges o'or pounds, 10 conts; April 10. tho hedges lightly leap, R. D. Allon, C. M. Hold and V. A. Sans portions of their raiment, Buchanan, Sllverton, 10,000 pounds, which thoy loavo for Peto to nij cents; January 15. koop, I O. S. and Allco M. Pomorov, We'll gladly lot historic dogs enjoy Woodburn, 15,000 pounds, 12 conU; Febiunry 25. S. Morton, St. Paul, 15,000 pound, 12 routs; February 20. R. E. McClollan, Gorvnls, 10,000 pounds, 12 cents; Fobrunry 7. Rnao V. and A. Hughes, St. Paul, 150 600 ihulr llttlo day, For Poto upholds tho honor of tho U. S. A. . 0 . . ... VT ..... Port Byron, N. Y haB wltneaaoJ l ono of tho moat jomarknblo canes 20,000 pounds, 12 conts; February of healing ovor rocordod, Amos F. n. King, of that placa saya: "Buck- j, a. Grlgaby. A. W. Uockstendwr lon'a Arnica Salvo curod a aoro on Mu Bi V. Prichard, Salem. 20,000 my log wltli which I eaiL aufforod pounda, 12 conts; Fobrunry 2. ovor 80 yoarB. I urn now olghty flvo." GunrantoeU to euro all sores, by J. C. Perry, druggist. 26c. - 1 Pl'OpONllN, Sealed proposals will bo rocolved 11 In addition C In city of Woodburn, w d Louis Provost et ux., to Thos. Brown, lot 3 block 11, addi tion C, Woodburn, w d . . . Jnmos Barogar et ux., to P. C. Barton, lots 2 nnd 3 In block 8, Tuxedo park addition, Sa lom, q c d J. E. Blow ot ux., to Anton Andorson, lots 2 nnd 3, sub division of lot 8, Tuxodo park addition, Snlom, w d.. Anton Andorson to P. C. Bar ton, lots 2 and 3, subdivision of lot 8 In Tuxodo pnrk addi tion, Snlom, w d 000 It. A. nnd A. Witzol to J. C. Brewer, lots 5, 6, 7 and S, block 6, Tumor's addition, Turner, w d J. C. Browor ot ux., to Snrah I. Mankln, lots 5, C, 7 and S, In block 6, Turner's addi tion to the city of Turner, w d Thos Cutsforth ot ux., to Jos. 13. Damowood, 23 acres In Marlon county, w d C. nnd Z. Zlollnskl to J. M. Eskow, w &of lots 7 nnd 8, block 4, In North Snlom, w d W. A. Roynolds ot ux., to Ethel Poo, lot 6 In Mill addition, Sllvorton, w d R. II. Mason ot ux., to P. A. Flomlng ot ux., SO ncro3 in Marlon county, w d 150 175 2000 640 200 2500 County Exhibits ut State Fair. The county oxhiblts at tho Orogon tnte fnlr In Snlom nro always Intor- Emma I). nnd Thomas Fonnoll.,0il,n' amI ,l ,)lg advertising foaturu Indopondoncu, 20,000 pounds, 12 for the sections roprosented. conts; Mu rch 22. Start PoM-Cmd Campaign. From all parts of tho country at tho olllco of J. II. Ackormnn. Stato Proaldont Roosovolt has. durlim tho - ---- ,tWWt 111V LUIlllL L'UIII IH (J I HI II II I1I. Building, Salem, Oregon, until 2 .last fow days, recolvod postal cards mni. ,i rinHm, nm,nH !.,. n..h .- .. . -......-,. .,... ..V.vo .... ,V UUVII urging uim 10 reconsider 111s noeinr Thl8 yoar six couutlos will exhibit, as fol fel fol eows: Marlon, Ronton, Lnno, Linn, Clntaop nnd Multnomah. Tho lait two hnvo.nevor boon roprosontod bo- foro. Tho county courts of Multnr.' o'clock p. m., on tho 1st day of Au gust, 1907, and then openod for tho construction (excepting hontlng," which will be lot Roparato) of tho Mechanic Arts School Building, at Corvnllta, Orogon, In accordance with tho drawings nnd specifications, cop Wt of which may bo hnd at the omco of J. II, Ackormnn, Snlom, Oregon, olllca of E, B. Wllaon, Corvnllls Oro gon, nnd nt tho omco of tho archi tects, Bonnea, Hendricks & Toboy, 07 Labbo building, Portland, Ore. Govornor O. E. Chamberlain, Chnlrman, J. H. Ackerpian. Waltor M. Plorce, W. J. Kerr, Pros. O. A. C, Building Committee. 7-19-20-33-25-29-31 It laki's money to make money. Tho young man who opens a savings account with us nnd 1h. gins to nio his money will soon luivi iiiouoy working for him. It is tho Mirw way of gottlug n tart hi tho world. Try It, Savings Department Capital National Bank (i ntlon of 1901 and nccopt nnothor nomination for tho prosldency. Thoy nro rathor elaborately prlntod, con tnlnlng n ptcturo of tho Whlto Houso, undor which la tho Inscription, "Unclo Snm will renew tho lonso." Printed In Phlladolphla the cards havo como from many states, nnd tho growing llood of thorn Indlcatos that aomo ono has atnrtod a campaign to Induco tho Prosldont to change hla mind. Tho blgpromlum Hat for tho Grenl or Orogon Stato Fnlr (Septombor 16 21) la ready for distribution, and will bo mnlled on application to all por sons Interested Prospective exhibi tors should secure this book at once I THE i ELEVENTH Ihour It la not quite that late la the sale of tho crockery, glass ware and dishes at our store. But thoy will soon be all gon. as they are being sold below coat, to make room tor more groceries. appropriated $1000 to provldo for nn ndoquato display. Mnrlon county will exhibit, but sho will not competo for tho prlzo. Tho outaldo counties say that Marlon has an ndvnntngo in bolng nenror tho fnlr. Accordingly sho will withdraw and tho othor contestants will all havo an oqual ctnnce. Individual farm displays will also bo a prominent foaturo In tho pa vilion. Two ontrlos have already been mnde: Mrs. F. A. Wolf of Falls City and W. II. Hulburt of Albany. Tho first prize-in this division Is $100 In cash and a $75 Studebnkor wagon, donated by that houso, whllo tho sec ond premium will bo ?50 In cash and a $65 Iowa croam separator, donated by the Mitchell, Lewis & Staver com pany. o The Orecon Acrlcultnrnl Pnllopn J at Corvnllls will provldo an attractive 'exhibit at tho Groater Orogon Stato Fair (Septembor 16-21) at Salem. ft They have applied for tho entire ,spac? In tho main pavilion west from the entrance to the auditorium. Tho KOMTiunent experimental station of Union will also participate, using 500 I square feot ot wall space for the uisnuiy 01 grama and grasses. Tho exhibit of tho Agricultural college will be collocted with a special view of attracting young people to tho school, A storeoptlcon show, pre senting views ot Orogon, on the same plan ns was seen nt the Lewis and Clark exposition in Portland, free to all visitors will be a feature of this department. WHEN THE CANAL IS OPI South American Countries fo, Tor mat breat Event Washington, July 25 g0tt ostine figures hnvn ,. " . w un to by South American counttie,u ,....... .UUiB anQ w, ngnlnst tho completion of tv. , ma cnnal. Preparation Is j victory in peace as well , u " nnd tho Latin-Americans are 1 be caught napping when tl. 1 shovelful of dirt is tossed ootJ uis uuru uy uncie Sam, njj wuiui-8 ui tno Aiiantic and oceans nra unKeu to advanti commerce of tho world. A 11c tabic instanco of foreA found in tho action of the Arp republic in Improving the harVsi uuenos ivyres. rnirty yean 1. 11 ..i. ... . iiwrttf 6IH118 tuuiu come witblat or tnirty miles of that dttJ tlmr.l worn no phnnnolo v.l ..- .......WOl nulnj. iockb. At nn outlay of a cooU 000,000 tho harbor now Is cm cently equipped, nnd on its t!J tho ships or every commerce-ttj nntlon of tho world. Tho Argentlno republic thu. on ono undertaking tho aoottj Nntlonnl Rlvors and Harbon'J gloss is urging tho rich United! to dooto annually and BcatteJ n numbor of waterway Impron schomes. Tho request will bets prominently boforn tho next coal nnd tho organization Is worth Incronso Its membership to Is every solid shipping and buils tcroBt in tho country, so that t pcnl may bo representative oil section nnd of all classes. Ca J. F. Ellison, Its secretary aU urer, roportB from Cincinnati ! tho mombershlp Is growing Another big city to tho ictil tho United States Is Rio JantlJ tho harbor ot which tho goterj of Brazil is spending $3O,O00,IK further expenditure ot 25,IH Is to bo mado for tho Improra of tho Amazon river, nndltii tnrlos. This will open up the 1 lor of a rich country nnd sill 1 more to Brnzll than nnythbf tho government ovor has unitrtil Thon thoro Is Chile. DwjSd recont enrthquako and tho com urgent need for funds for tin hnbllltatlon of Its cities, the t ment boliovos tho work of latlt liuportnnco to Its prosperity Gil hn set nsldo $15,000,000 14 piovcmonts to tho hnrborolTp 1 also. Colombia, too, Is prepi A forolgn loan Is being negotli'il Improvo tho Mngdnlcnn rlrcr fows northwnrd from Ecuador proposod to mako this river ua bio for seven hundred mllea Ml Interior. Thoro nro n numbor of otlj gnntlc Improvement schorae.uj luting to wntorwnys or harboai dor wny or contomplntcd byi South Amorlonn renubllcs. HM uros on thoso last aro not yet 1 nvnllnblo, but thoy aggrcgiUi millions. For the next eight en years tho South Amorlcan Pf nf wntaru'nv clnvnlnnmCnt t crowded. This country also is awakea! tho necessity for being ready"' lulvnntnco of tho big trade ti oncnlncr of tho Panama canal 1 gendor. Tho work of the N Rtvarfe nnii Harbors congr nroulnir the American people nee-1 Is beginning to bear frM Is highly probablo that tne -congress will pass a rivers ' bors appropriation bill at soaslon that will eclipse toe ono voted by the fifty-ninth tc In its final days. IIIIIHIIII l-H H. M. BRANSON i In the northern part of Marlon county gome of the honcrowira hva .been olered $100 to $125 nn or Pfcel31. 432SttcSt VT ' 8tandIns hPs- Brower " finas 16 acres whtrh win - about "06 pounda to the acre. Ice Cream and Soda Wak at the O. K. STOI TWELFTH STREET I! NEAR THE WOOLKKj v.. wiu Hmi this a cif '' : ont place to get refre5hIS or tne uesi aim n -! ! Ing. ..j (r Tlhnna VOIIT oruc." ...k 4" .lar tO 3"?l cream and soaa t 122. Traatmeat O. A. A, KNGLEBART. P 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 m
