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a DAILY OAPJTAL JOUKNAI, BAM5M, nniranH. FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1007. HOFER BROS Pafefaherg and Proprietors K. IIOFKR, Kdltor. A. P. IIOPKIt, Manager. TOH JOURNAL STANDS FOR ritOGRESB, DKVKLOP3IENT, GOVERNMENT. AND NO DEGRADHD LABOR. GOOD THE IUI INK. Tho castled crng of Drachenfcls Frowns o'or tho wldo mid winding Rhine, "Whoao hrcnBt or waters! broadly swells Botween tho banks which boar tho vine. And hills all rich with blossomed trees, And Holds which promise corn and wlno, And scattered cities crowning these, Whoso fair whlto walls along thorn shim, Hnvo strewed a Bcono which I should boo With dotiblo Joy woro thou with me. And poasant girls, with deep blue oyoa And hands which offer oarly flowers, Walk smiling o'or this paradise; Above, tho froquont foudnl towors Through groon leavos lift their walls of gray. And many a rock which stooply lowers And noble nroh In proud decay Loo o'or thlB valo of vlntngo bowers; 'Hut ono thing want Uioho bnnks of Rhino Thy gontlo bund to clnBp In mine! I xond tho Mies given to mo, Though long boforo thy hnnd thoy touch I know thnt thoy must withorcd bo Hut yot reject thorn not as such, For I linvo chorlshod them as donr, HocnuBo thoy yot may moot thlno oyo And guido thy soul to ml no ovon horu, Whou thou bohold'st thorn dropping nigh' And know'st them gntherod by tho Rhino Anil offered from my heart to thlno! riio And rlvor nobly foams and flows, Tho charm of this onohnuted ground all Its tbouHnud turns disclose Some fresher homily vary round; Tho haughtiest broast its wish might bound Through lira to dwell delighted lturu, Nor ooutd on ourth a spot bo found To nnliiro and to me o dear, Could -thy dear oyorf In following ml ns HUH swoitoii more thoao banks of Rhlnol Hyron, THE "NEW TIIKOLOOY." Dr. Wnnhlngton aiaddon, who has oxpreesod hlnuolf froquont on "tulnlud monoy," Is a boilovor In tho "now thoology," which British thonloglans are dismissing. Ho tltliilcH it will ultimately bo the orthodox thoology of tho Christian uhiirehoti. In a Horinon at tho First Congregational church In Columbus, O., re cently ho dlspusHinl tho "now theology" at longth. HE DOIM NOT KIND THAT THE NEW DOCTIUNK IH IN CONTRA MICTION WITH ACCEPTED TENETS OF THE CHURCH. As to tho Hlblo, hu snyH It Is not Infallible nor Is any othor book Infal lible. Those who would take tho Hlblo Just as it roads will find thomsolvoa uonstmitly uoiifronted with porplovl-tlos'and trouble, ho said. In tho "now thoology" tho snoroil and Hooular aro not contrasted, nn.I tho oasuntlal unity of God and man Is contoudod Tor. "This new doctrine," said Dr. (Iliiildou, "Instead of being irreligious, n Is rrotiuently chavged. Is lutoiiHoly rollglous, nlthough It tonehos us not to roly upon tradition, dogmas or oooleslaatlcUm, but to dfpoud dl rootly upon Hod; and It bring us. If wo accept It, Into that close com iminlon with thu Father, where tho path In which wo walk will bo as the Pawning light which shlneth more and more unto tho perfect day." o . (J IC It. MAX MONKV IX SOUTH AMERICA. Ah hu Instance of Germany's activity In reaching out for a Arm hold uf South America's commercial affairs, It Is Interesting to hoar THAT UEI'RIWENTATIVliS OK A IWI OKR.MAX SYNDICATE HAVE UK :1CNTI.V HEEN IN MONTEVIDEO WITH A VIEW TO TAKINO OVER J HE TRAMWAY SYSTEM AND THU NORTHERN RAILWAY, undor ar rangement with tho Uruguayan government. One of tho features of tho proposed transaction U that with a capital xtt jri.000.000 and aftur due valuation of tho rolling stock and construc tion, tho syndicate will ucuulro tho Northern Railway when the govern ment Hhall havo bought In thu Hhare now In private hands. Regardlug tho tramway system, tho syndicate Intends to adopt oloc trlcul traction and to throw out now branch linos both within and be yond tho city radius. Tho railway will be lengthened some 250 kilometers In the depart ments bordering tho capital. Tho plans for this extension aro already prepared. Vho now Hut' will opou up Important vines not yot touched by railways, ns well tH Including liilluoatlal towns along the proposed route, Us construction will act as a houlty attmulus to agriculturists and paa torlallsU alike. IT IS HV SUCH MKIHODS AS THIS THAT GERMANY IS HSTAR l.lSIUNtl SO STRONG AN INFLUENCE THROUGHOUT SOUTH AMER ICA. Thertt always seems to be plenty of German money at hnnd for the ex ploitation of any promising Industrial opportunity u South America for tho employment of all tho capital that offers Itself from whntovor source. o IIAIill AND HEiVRTY AT SI YHAIIS. Mr. uttd Mrs. A. M. Sample of Chlongo celebrated their sixtieth wed ding HMHlvrMry last Sunday ami referring to tho fnot Mr. Sample said: "I would rather follow the path 1 havo come all over again than own all the house Ih Chicago. 1 have led ilie simple life. I have never let uuythlug eonte up to worry we. 1 never bought a bushel of wheat In my ltfe. I TAKE A TODDV THREE TIMUS A DAY, ONE 1U l'OHH EACH MEAL. AUTKIl I HAVE HAD THAT I WOULD NOT MAKE ANOTHER FOR THE PUICSIIHIXT OF THE UNITED STATES. I have smoked pipe for forty yti." Here then Is h great reeord uhU It will be of Interval to oUwve the Htlleut polnta made by tula oelog narlan: In the first plnee. he declare hlmeelf to be kale, hearty ami Hpiy veu Mt the age of SI. Porhapa there Is nothing wonderful In that, for CHatUUm was hale, hourly and happy at 9Q. This man. however. DHCI.AHHS THAT HE SMOKES HIS IMUE WITH RKGULAHITV. Again, (hero is nothing remarkable In that statement for It Is occa sionally published that man living to be ouo hundred mid had always boon constant users of tobacco. He declares, however, that ho has drunk threo toddles a day ono bo foro each meal but has boon so conscientious about ohauglng tho rule thnt ho would iot havo takeu a fourth ovon to ploaso tho President. This is remarkable, for tho rulo U that tho man who ha been a con sdaut psrtakor of liquors for a period of fifty years Is apt to drink nearer twenty o J ales a day than thret Mr. Sample .how. his self control by being able to hold himself down ftTho essentia, thing which Mr Sample thinks has made him happy 1, tho fact that ho has never worrtoj bout "$&'a ment MR. SAMPLE HAS UNDOUIJTEDL1 STRLCK Ilii. ivux, T(;;r ive3 r T - never worried is an example for all the world, and as rare as angola. HERE IS A PRETTY WILD ONE Coos Day Times Tells of a Boat That Minds Like a Trained Dog Professor Robert Casey, tho pro motor and business managor for the Inventor, drew up recently a list of 12 things which this boat can do ana which cannot be done by any other boat in tho world. This list was for warded to Washington, and tho navy officials after reading, frankly de clared that tho things mentioned wore impossible. Yet each of them was done before a crowd of invited gueats at the natatorium. The list of feats waB published as n prospectus. It is now a list of feats nnfimllv nncomnl shed by a minia- Thrco hundred pounds of Iron, ln, nf Mlo ,innt. copper, Btool, shaped to a bi-polntod 1 u w,n submergQ instantly on cylinder, lay motionless on tho stir- ", kQo wthout dlvng or plung- faco of tho Bwlmmlng pool In Donvor. an( w, foUow a pcrpendlcular Then somebody touched an electric ' nn ,yon doptlu 2. It can doscend, halt and re main stationary on level kool nt any required depth In the water. 3. It can ballast so as to sink to the sea-floor, and remain there CO hours, If necessary. 4. Whllo bo submerged, It can rise to tho surface at any time at tho will of tho operator, and that with out discharging ballast. C. It can llft.sevornl tons from the soafloor dVor and nbovo Us own buoyancy, rising to tho surface C. It can turn In olthor direction on Its vertical axl . 7. Except whou purposely bullast od to remain upon tho soafloor, It maintains a contant buoyancy, which, In case of accldont to Us ma chinery, will caiiflo tho boat to como to tho surface. S. Whllo submerged nnd station ary In tho water it can discharge a torpedo and lnstnntly compensate for tho lost weight without taking ln ad ditional ballast or by doing bo If tho oporntor doslros It. 0. It discards storage batteries and has instond porpotual motive onorgy of 700-horse power. 10. It can doublo (nnd It is be- Moved can triplo) tho Bpood of any known boat, whethc whllo sub merged or upon tho surface. 11. When put Into full action It will have a ltfo of CO hours boforo Its fuol will havo to bo ronowod. 12. It can bo opornted by ono man and for Its most ofllclont work will roqulro a crow of but II vo mon. It Is Btntod confidently by Mr. Cnge, tho Invontor, nnd by Profossor Casoy, the promoter, that tho com plato nnd full-sized boat will bo ablo n n-naa Mia AMtllltln wIMtftlll fl IlllllHd .Nsltch, bubbhM, betokened the trug-. (J nt R rftt0 faite,. th(lu UuU of wiy fighting ship. Tho boat carries' air enough to last a crow of II vo mon 00 hours under water If necessary, but It Is not concolvablo that such a lie- button and tho thing shot out to ward tho center polo of tho swimming tnnk. It wont arrow-llko to within a foot of tho polo, nnd thoso who had asHomblod to hoo the exhibition hold their breath for fear the llttlo Ilvo foot model of tho J. M. Cago sub marine torpodo boat was going to dash Itself to plocos. Rut tho man at tho switchboard In tho gallery toiiohod anothor button. Tho metal lic cylinder voored qulokly to the right, nt anothor touch turned to the loft and swung neatly around the pool, Tlion a strange thing hnpponod. Tho craft paused for one second la Its swift darting, tho man nt the switchboard touched anothor button, thoro wns a groat whirling of water, a few bubblos, and tho surface of the pool was still ovor tho "spot whore tho boat had disappeared. Far down in tho wntor thoso with keen enough sight could mako out tho vaguo out lino of tho whlto palntod mini-made fish. It was lying qulotly on tho bottom. The slightest touch of a Bwltch brought tho outline Into relief, ns the boat camo to within two foot of tho surfneo and lay still. Then nt that depth tho odd croatlon swam quickly around tho polo again, darted out of tho wator for a socond tlmo and dls appoarod as boforo. Thoro scorned to bo nothing that a llsh could do that this craft could not. Indeed, It did more than a llsh could do. Thoy steered It to tho odgo of tho pool nnd men added londen woolghts to tho board to ovorcomo tho buoynncy. They lot It sink of Its own wolght to tho bottom of tho pool. Tho man at the switchboard turnod another gle that whs going on at tho bottom, I and In a fow seconds the sturdy ma- j chine boi;e bravely to tho surfaco, bearing with it the leaden ballast. They made the boat spin about on It own axle like a submorgod top. Thoy made It dart, stop iiiddonly, re treat, veer to the loft and right, plunge Instantly out of sight, run like n mountain trout under wator and leap to the surface. Tho specta tors could see all this. Tho boat K$ QlTTEB5 Cramps nnd Fever. Do you want a medicinu thnt has al ready proven Its ability to make peoplo well? Then try tho Bit tcrs. It curca Poor Appc tltc, Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Diarrhoea. Malaria WHIHIH' HHMII'H i THE MARKETS. I lake Salem a Good Home Market. H 1 1 i I I I I I ! I I H I'H SALEM MARKET. Local Wholewilo Market. Eggs 20c. Uuttor 30c; fat, 28c. HCns He; young chlckons, 120 Local wheat 75c. Oats 37c. Barley $21. Flour Hard wheat, $5.00; valley $3. 85(3)11.00. Mill food Bran, $19.50; shorts, $21. Hay Cheat, $8.50 9, nnd clo ver, $7.00 por ton; timothy, $11.00 S $12.00 per ton. Onions $4.00 por cwt; potatoo3, $1.00 por cwt. Hors Cholco, 10 lie; prlmo to choice, 8(39c; medium to prlmo. Chlttlm bark 4 5c. Wool 20c. Mohair 29c. Tropical Fruits. Bananas $C75. Oranges $3 UP $4. Lomons $G.OO 8 $0.50. Retail Market. Oats White, $30; wheat, 90c por hu.; rollod barley, $27. Eggs 2oc. Uuttor Country, 20 25c; cream ery, 30c. Flour Valley, $1.15 $1.20 por Back; hard wheat, $1.35 $1.40. Bran C5c por sack; $21 por ton. Hay Timothy, S5c por cwt; cheat, COc; clovor, 50c por cwt.; Bhorts, 95c por cwt. Livestock. Hogs Fat, Cc. Cattlo 1100 1200 Tb steers, 3&c. Lighter Btoors 3 3 Vi c. Stock hogs 5 ft Cc. Cows and hoifors 900 1000 It), 22lc. Lambs 4 M c. Vottl Drossed, 5 7c. 111 " ' . - j cusstty could ever arise. It Is to bo run by olectrlc motors gonorntlng their own curront in the boat Itself by means of a gasoline on glno which will work under wntor Just as woll as on tho surface. So that it will bo posslblo, if nood bo, fr lllrt limit in ) I ft in Mm frtu nilnMnita had been palntod white especially , , fc to onable It to bo soon through tho , . . , . . ... .. . ,, wntor. Had it boon palntod blnck or n dark wator-colored brown, the ex hibition would have been almost weird. Tho strangost foaturo of nil Is tho fact that this boat, which actually and remain submerged until it shall rlso to tho surfaco of tho Thames Just undor London bridge. Tho now fonturos of tho boat do pond largoly upon tho propolllng sys tom which has beon Invontod by Mr. Pllim Ml it1i ennnrntn ninnnltni3 did all tho fonts that the navy do-i . . , .. , , ,' . '. ., ' ...., , W..-I.I......... ..... .i J1-..1 Gnoh controlled by a switch In tho Portland Wholesale Market. I Wheat Club, 83c; valley, SOc; .blue item, S5e. J Oats Cholco white, 86c. Mlllstufr Bran, $17. Hay Timothy, $17$1S; alfalfa, $13. Votch $8.50. Poultry lions, 13'13Vjc; spring chlckons, !Cl0c; drossod chickens, llvo, 11 13c; ducks, young, lie; pigeons, $1.25, Pork Uost, 7 8c. Lambs Spring, 9 9 c. Mutton 7c. Hops Choice, por pound, 67Mic Hops Cholso, por pound, 6 7 c. Wool Valley, coarso to medium, 2021c; oastorn Orogon, lG21c. partmout at Washington has declared to be Impossible under existing con ditions, has boon made In tho honrt of what customers still love to rail tho "Great American Doeert" and conning tower of tho boat, aro the Instruments which gtvo It Its Ash-like ability In the water. There are two , horizontal propellors at oach end, nnn ant lrltlni Hia lmne 9 1 n A tun made by a Donvor boy, tho son of a : ,,, .... , . . .. ..... . . . . othor reversing Us horizontal nro- , gross. Ry running the right-hand propollor In tlje bow slmultnnoously Methodist pronohor, a boy who con-' celved the general plan of his In vention whou only 14 yoars old, and who has brought It to working per fection nt the age of SI. It takes money to make monoy. Tho ) tiling man who opens a savings account with it and lo gins to save hU monoy will soon luvo monoy working fr him. 1 It Is tho buro way of getting n tart In tho world. Try it. Savings Department Capital National Bank with the left-hand propollor In tho storn, tho boat can bo mado to turn upon Us nxls, and It Is by tho propor manipulation of these propollors, separately and In combination, that tho stoerlag is done without a rud der. Then there are four other propel lors to rua the submerging device Thla scheme Is absolutely uew. At oach ond of the boat U a rouad "weir' in which work two propellors la op posite directions. The shaft revolu tion of these drag the boat lasUntly and with level keel to the bottom. Ity raveralag the raottoa the boat came Just as speedily to the top, dragging with it heavy weights if nocossnry. This feature way make tho boat useful for commercial pur poses. o . ,. A Memorable Day. Ono of tlio days we remember with pleasure, as well &a with profit to our hoalth on whtch we became ao qaulnted with Dr. Klng'a New Ufe Pilla, the palnlua purifier that cure headache aad bllllouaneu, and keep tte bowel right 2 So at J.C. Perry's drug More. SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. Tlmo Card No. 48 Effectlvo Juno 10, Toward Portland Passenger. No. 1G 5:23 a. m., Oregon Ex- pross. No. 18 8; 30 a. m., Cottage Orovo Passonger. No. 124:25 p. m., Shasta Ex press. No. 149:28 p. m Portland Ex ptoss. Toward Portland Freight, ao. iz io:5b e. m.. denarta "44443 wntlAI DIRECTORY nnlnirntlnn i rnM 1 Delegation In OoZI! r t. -6VM Douawr v;naB. W. Pulto, J Senator Jnnnfk,.. SJi Portland. BN Representative W. c. jt,, lom. RopreBontatlvoW.n.ElllJij Stnto Ofllclalj Governor, George E. ChaJ w.w., U1 oiaie, rrW DUU. State Treasurer, Georgj 4. Duyuriuionaoni of J?, tion, J. H. Ackerman. Attorney General, A. MCJ auno i-nuior, w. 8. Daalw (3fnfn T.nhW. n . . Unit "' Supremo Court Chlof JuBtico, Robert8.B uj-bauuiiiio jubiico, Frank 1 AsBociato Justice, Roberta Comraisslonora, W. T. giv u. iving. Clork, J. C. Morcland. Reporter, R. G. Morrow. Bailiff, P. H. Raymond.' Circuit Judges, Geo. H. J Salem; William Galloway, 3 vino. District Attornoy, John Nary, Salem. Other Stnto OfflcUh, J. W. Bailey, Food and D$ missionor, rortlnnd. J. W. Baker, Gome wardon, Cottago Grove. Robt. O. Yenny, State Hajl cer, Portland. J. II. Lewis, Stato Engli lom. E. Gilllngham, Stato LibaJ lom. II. G. Van Duson, State TM missionor, ABtorla. ChaB. V. Galloway, Btiti Agent, Salem. W. W. Eldor, Commanderil Home, Roseburg. Marion County OfllcUi John H. Scott, County asiM Judge. R. D. Allen, Clerk of Corn W. J. Culver, Sheriff. W. Y. Richardson, Tn E. T. Moorcs, Superteti Schools. F. J. Rice, Assessor. B. B. Horrlck, Jr., 8cnw J. C. Neodham, W. II. (MM, mlsslonors. A. M. Clough, Coroner. D. G. Drnger, Recorder. Salem City Offlckk Geo. F. Rodgors, Mayor. W. A. Mooros, Recorder d Judge. D. W. Gibson, Marshal iti of Police. Frank Meredith, City Trewf A. O. Condlt, City Attorwj Job. W. Martin, Street Cfl Bloncr. John A, Darr, Chief of FlreW mont. W. C. Smith, Health Olce City Standing CobubW Ways and Means Jacoo, Churchill. Ordinances Grconli8J. Goodo. Accounts and Curront tm Churchill, Radcllff, Dayne. StrootB Downing, Stotktot. Public Buildings Stocitci Gesnor. Seworaco. Stolz. Jacob, m Plumbing Fraser, DorJ nor. FIro and Water U, CinnAn. Bridges Gesner, Cbnrfil er. Health and Police B Lights Goode, Haa. 0rJ Printing-Radcllff, HJJ Public Parks Bayne, 0 Rtnnkton. Board of Eductl-i E. M. Crolsan, Chalrmas. - A A I.PP. 1 . r-- . - -. 11:3S a. m., Portland Fast Freight. Moores, W. P. Babcock, D" io. soio.MO a. m., departs 11:3S a. m., Way Frolglit. Towanl San Francisco Pissn.,. No. 1111:03 a. m., Shasta Ex- prees. No. 17 C: 4: p.m., Cottago Grove Paasengor. No. 159:50 p. m., California Ex press. No. 131:31 a. m., San Francis co Express. Towanl Ban Francisco Freight. No. 2212:33 a. m., San Fran cisco Fast Freight, No. 22511:55 a. m., arrlvea 11:25. Juvenile Court for Roscburg. Tho addition of a Juvenile court In this city is now being agitated, and by tho encouragement It is receiving it is quit likely to take definite shapo within a Bhort time. Umpqua Valley. .' ... t ritfli T xr Pnwnrs. Clty8aptr w. . .. - . . . 0 " , .,,! Pilot Bo; got Into .that town and f imnai oecauso 01 tr. Torni WWW".' ' n ll VIHnftT. Blf ... month!"' WM B1BU9, or iu -- , i. m Ttr E. Wt ' miui tor . " . tb.1 St. WV'Zi ajAi 1 Olive atreet, for testimonials drug store. WILLAVKTTB TBVtt AND1 ., ,- ojlarl.a'1 waoiMiB u - u 11 merekasLs. Casa Hf. M Beta. Poultry, et. JJ, am O. A. WlUrait, W-" le. Or.; J. C St