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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1907)
0A11X CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, ORKGON TUESDAY, AUGUST 0, 1007. lUivui IcohoL A Stronn Tonic A Body Builder -A Blood Purifier A Great Alterative - A Doctor's Medicine Avar's Sarsanarllla art hT no oret W publUh t"fornuliu of our preparation!. - WftHouTATcoholl Without Alcohol Without Alcohol Without Alcohol Without Alcohol Without Alcohol J. O. Aver Co Low)l,Mn. I CALL OF THE WOODS -i r riiM Nn f the journan uiu; Longer Resist u P Hofer and Jerry Wyant, of Geo. iuuinuu, rf painter; Paul name un- umirnui. Ir the artistic I .mi Paul's dog, book some of the Salem dust Mr feet saiunmy, u ... cuing train for Albany. From he party went yesterday morn- Detroit, and it mo pruijii.ii. Allowed, struck out yesieruuy for some place in uio 4lns up around Mt. Jefferson or pimella. Tho party sent moji slander out in chnrgo of tho when ho went to tho lake a few but Btlll thoy had somo Lcks of from 25 to 40 pounds h to carry. This Is whoro tho (gins, for them. Tho dog is tho hne In the party mat win not , carry anything, but his bark, bat U where- ho can enjoy hlm- horsc editor, of course, only the picture from oxporlence, . he sees them in Imagination g those packs through nn old with the sun frying somo or sate cusscdncss peculiar to hu- j out of them, ho hns a fooling' feet content and knows that tho of his revenge haa come on thnt t?e man, wno now una mo wuuiu world to kick nt nnd turn his I: tonguo Iooho on, InBtcnd of sg of mean things to Bay to tho t, retiring and bashful horso and hurt his tender feelings aake him cry. And as those are written that crowd "on ure bent," is working its wny fch tho woods, each of its mom- slth a pack on his back, nnd n cf "dough gods" in his Btomnch fill keep this backbono from In- ring wjth, tho front of his vest oottlme, and thoy nro nsklng at, how far It Is yet, nndvowlng 17 talles was measured with n bin and the tall was not count- hr are having what somo folks rp'eaiare -and so Is tho "boss r" He It cnlovlne ovorv mln- cf hs time thnt ho thlnlw tho ffi'owa nr wearing tho pnek pe' The party will bo gone n Be cf weeks, nnd will no doubt In much Improved physlcnlly pf there Is any chnngo whatever, pHr. The horse odltor will bo to see them back, that is If thoy : in any Mali. ce writing tho above tho Albany W has como to hnnil. with n mention of tho boyB. which n they already have commenced N the effects of tho ozono. Tho lid says: their way to Mount Jefforsou, Tho Knock-out BIott. M blow which knocked out Corbet! we ear est d nt ,,. -i-.. il. Eblo was aimed for the Jaw, tmp!, th? Jugular vein. Stomach r.Yl.. nrown In to worry and WU;:i fLbuUf a "tontine man ". Tulnerable rMt wm th ,L, talS h'd havo Iaed St htra oS5aril.th? most vu,nerablo organ tatsSjysSS: lhroals' feet and ,u". iSbmi W "a utterly Indlffer- 'oeiti usc, mV. . .l..""1? ,,. - i " I'luratomntii !-iML' nv I tin n.i. i f !' at -ouicTrvfefii a 's usk .-a; . 7i. "vcry , ijuiKesiion. or It v v torp:j iver, bad, thin and Ii the or iSS?"0?, Nutrition. L'S!'al Discover which they will endeavor to ascend, A. F. Hofer of Tho Capital Journal, Salem, and Paul Hofer, J. S. Wyant, William Warner, George Molson and Frank Molson of Salem passed .through Albany this morning. Tho party left for Detrplt whence thoy I will go by pack horses to tho foot of 'it. iMnimfnl. nwl n .! 4 n 4 1. summit from there, on foot. Thy party will follow tho route taken by tho Mazamas, but hopo to bo more fortunate In renchlng tho top of the mountain. Tho party expects to bo gono about two weeks. o THE HEN AND THE BIKERS Biddy Delights In Nutteriiuj Across ihc Road At tho Right Time cur-'.vory-hasa 1s nj V I uva B mucous PJiiwrJ!?. o'a r-i-i. f . """ so ii . . "HI U .- .- V.uin asal Catarrh It M"Cat r r-."ipaM?M wh Dr. I'D'jcove-yr, .V """uwnue ualnj in... .v' r .- ,u'-uuonai ro. " W. I, ilr.n It. J. . . cures en,,r.v: U wwwai uiscov- ii. v.: ? jedy fima while usln s ccnstltutlonal wa ''Ifn Medical DIscov- i,a.ftjsis- iWRfilfciaMt Has n hon tho right to ondangor tho life nnd limb of a cyclist on tho highway without rendering its own er liable for dnmages? That interesting quostlon engaged tho nttontlon of two eminent Judges of tho king's bench division in Lon don, nnd several learned nnd costly counsol for two wholo dnys. And In tho end tho judges did whnt tho fowl failed to do they dodged. Their decision leaves tho question still, unsettled, but the legal victory for tho present rests with tho fowl. Mr. Hadwoll of Birmingham wns cycling recently along a countrv road. A hon bolonglng to Mr. Rlgh ton fluttered across the road and got mixed up in tho cyclist's front wheel. Result a' broken bond, a smashed mnchino nnd a defunct fowl. Hadwoll brought an action for dnmnges ngainst Rlghton In tho Bir mingham county court. Tho enso was trlod beforo Judgo Bray. .Tudgo Bray decided In favor of tho ownor of tho hon on tho ground .that thoro was no ovldonco to show thnt It Is tho common practice of hens to run Into bicycles, and that, In any event, there wns no ovldonco to show thnt such wns tho disposition of tho particular fowl In question. Whereby Judgo Brny nfforded n brilliant Illustration of tho saying oft quoted in England, "Tho law is a hnBs." For every cyclist knows thnt a hon Is a fool bird, and is particularly prono to Ioho whnt little Intolllgonco naturo hns bostowod on It whenovor a cyclist draws night. It usually waits until the wheelman is almost on top of it, nnd then stnrtes off mad ly In ono direction, to suddenly ro vorso Its courso n moment later. Ii n spill !b averted It Is half tho tlmo duo cither to tho extromo caution of tho rider or sheer good luck. A barnyard fowl out on tho highway possesses moro terror for tho wheol- mnn thnn any othor crenturo that runs on either two logs or four. But In tho absence of lognl proceedings, tho law hero Is not expected to tnko cognlanco of what Is a matter of com mon knowledgo. Tho hlghor court went Into tho caso much moro fully thnn did tho lower court. Hadwoll'a counsol nr gued that tho highway was no placo for creatures whoso behavior under excitement was so erratic as that of fowls. Tho man who allowed thorn to stray thoro should bo hold respon sible for any damago resulting from their fool ways. It was brought out that when tho hen ran Into Hadwoll's wheel It was being chased by a dog. That afford ed tho judges nn opportunity to dodgo the lssuo. In giving their de cision they said In effect It wad not necessary to decldo what were tho respective rights of fowls and cyclists on tho highway. Thoy had no prece dents to go by. If tho dog had not chased the hon it might not havo run into Hadwoll's bicycle. The Judg03 dismissed tho appeal, but leavo was granted tho cyclist to appeal to tho next highest court. So tho end Is perhaps not yet. San Francisco Chronicle. Up to Snuff. The Farmer Sellln' books, hy? I expected a lot of yow fellors woulld bo along hero any day, but I can tell yow I for ono ain't as green as I uuster be! I read tho papers now an' then, b'gosh! Tho Book Agent (bewildered) Great Cats! What's the matter with us? The Farmer (mysteriously) Nuthln' only no later' than yestiddy I read where the periled wuz drivla' all yew handbook fellers out or Noo York! Pack. nought Hotel. Joo Alberts, the well known Salem banker, recently purchased tho Mo hama hotel and will soon occupy it ne a summer retreat. A party com posed of Otto Kraussc, and Miss Grace Dalrymplo and mother, of Portland, Miss Helen Pearco nnd tho J proprietor of tho property will spend several weeks at Mehanm this summer. Joo will probably keep tno Salem-Mohnma road In good condi tion as he Is getting his auto in shapo to mako several runs each week to his new summer resort. There Is moro Catarrh In this sec tion of tho country than all other dis eases put together, and until tho last few years was supposed to bo Incur able. For a great many years doc tors pronounced it a local disease- and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly falling to euro with locnl treatment, pronounced It lncurnble. Sclonco hn3 proven catarrh to bo a constitutional dlseaso aud therefore requires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, h tho only -constitutional euro on tho market. It lo takon internally In doses from 10 drops to a teaspoon- ful. It acts directly on tho blood and mucous surfaces of tho system. They offer ono hundred dollars for any caso It falls to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials, Address: F. J. Cheney & Co., To ledo, Ohio. Sold by nil druggists, 75c. Tako Hall's Family Pills for con- stlpntlon. Seattle Girl Swallowed by Qitlrksnnil Miss E. DavldBon ot Sentttlo was drowned while stnndlng on tho sandy beach at Hoqulam, Washington, Sat urday. Suddenly tho .treacherous sand made a wldo opening nnd sho was swallowed up. Miss L. Schrocdor, another mombor of tho pnrty, Id missing nnd no trnco can bo found of her. Tho llfo saving crow rushed to tholr assistance, but wns too lato, both young women having dlsnppoar od. This Is the first drowning thnt has occurred at West Port In tho past 17 years. o Endorsed by tho Country "Tho most popular romedy In Otso- go county, nnd tho best frlond of my family," writes Wm. M. DIotz, editor and publisher of tho Otsego Journal, ailbortsvillo, N. Y., "Is Dr. King's Now Dlscovory. It has proved to bo nn Infallible euro for coughs and colds. maklnK short work of tho worst of thorn. Wo nlwnys koop a bottle In tho house I bollovo It to bo tho most vnluablo prescription known for Lung nnd Throat dis eases." Guaranteed to novor disap point tho taker, by J. C. Perry's drug store. Prlco 50c and $1.00. Trial bottlo freo. o Poor Consolation. Aunt Luclndy wns In deop dis tress over tho Iobb of hor son Jim, and a nlghbor sought to console hor, saying: "Don't grlovo for him, Aunt Luclndy. Ho has gono to n land flowing with milk nnd honey." With a dismal countonanco tho old darkey replied: "Jim novor did Uko milk, an' honey always mado him Blck. Llp plncott's. o Why Fret nnd Worry When your child has a sovero cold. You need not fear pneumonia or othor pulmonary diseases. Koop sup piled with Ballard'a Horohound Syrup a positive euro for Colas, Coughs, Whooping Cough and Bron chitis. Mrs. Hall of Sioux Falls, R. D., writes. "I havo used your won derful Ballard's Horehound Syrup, on my children for five years. Its re sults havo been wonderful." Sold by D. J. Fry. o R. L. Oliver and family are now preparing to leavo for Meacham to morrow morning to camp thoro for several weoks during August. Thy will drive to tho mountains In their own conveyance Miss Anna Solo mon of Salem, who is visiting with Miss Grnco Oliver, will accompany tho party on tho camping trip. xxll o regon WILL BE AT State Fair Sept. J 6 to 2 J Inclusive They will find the gtounds In hette tlon and m?e attractive than evet Condi-Before THEY WILL FIND MANY NEW BUILDINGS. ALL IN ALL, THEY WILL SEE THAT OREGON HAS THE BEST FACILITIES OF ANY STATE WEST OF THE HOOKIES FOR HOLDING A GREAT FAIR. THE INCREASED CASH PREMIUMS AND SPECIALS WILL BRING THE GREATEST LIVESTOCK SHOW EVER SEEN ON THE PACIFIC COAST, AND IT WILL COMPARE FAVORABLY WITH TIU3 BEST FAIRS OF THE EAST AND MIDDLE WEST. Some of the Best Houses in the United States Will Be Here to Participate in the Speed Program SOME OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE PURSES EVER HUNG UP FOR A WESTERN RACE MEET WILL MAKE EACH INDIVIDUAL EVENT WORTH COMING LONG DISTANCES TO SEE. THE COUNTIES WILL PUT UP THISm I1GSX IN TRYING TO SECURE THE PRIZES FOR THE EXHIBITS OF THEIR PRODUCTS. THEIR WILL BE SPECIAL RATES ON ALL LINES OF TRANSPORTATION FOR PAS SENGERS AND SPECIAL FREIGHT INDUCEMENTS FOR ALL EXHIBIT). If you wish any particular information it will be cheer fully given by W. H. DOWNING, Pres., F. A. WELCH, Sec, SHAW, OREGON SALEM, OREGON Salem Fence Works Headquarters for Wovea vlr Fencing. Netting, Pickets, Gates, Shingles, P & B. Ready Roofing, Screen Door and AJJustlble Window Screens AH at loweat prJc. Walter Morley 250 Court St Salem, Ore LEAVE BEHIND THEM GOOD IMPRESSIONS, YOU WILL NOT DISPUTE THE FACTS CONCERN ING THE SUPERIORITY OF EP PLEY'S PERFECTION BAKING POWDER OVER OTHER BRANDS. ONCE YOU BECOME INTIMATELY ACQUAINTED WITH IT'S MERITS. IT IS HARDLY NECOESSARY TO INUMERATE THE POINTS OF AD VANTAGE OF EPPLEY'S PERFEC TION BAKING POWDER. IN THE FIRST TLACE IT IS NOT PUT UP IN THE ODRINARY TIN BOXES, BUT IS PUT UP IN EVERLASTING MASON JARS. WHY NOT TRY EP LEY'S PERFECTION BAKING POWDER TODAY, AND FACTS WILL SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. m m i n 1 1 m 1 1 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1' CHICHESTER'S PILLS HBMffifin IMP .UntMMlUIWmiMl.tH'PI"11 SHwmmsis mm. DR. KIJM WONDERFUL CHINESE DOCTOR Will treat you with Orlontal horba and euro any dlseaso without opera tion or pain. Dr. Kum Is known everywhere lu Salem, and has cured many proml nont people horo. Ho has lived In Balom for 20 years, and can bo trust ed. Ho uses many medicines un known to whlto doctors, and with them can euro catarrh, asthma, lung troubles, rehumalism, stomach, liver and kidney diseases. Dr. Kum makes a specialty of dropsy and femalo troubles. His rem cdles cure prlvato dlseuao when ev erything else falls. Ho has hun dreds of testimonials, and gives con sultation free. Prices for medicines very moderate. Persons In tho coun try can write for blank. Sond stamp. j Ice Cream and Soda Water at the I O. K. STORE TWELFTH STREET, . NEAR THE WOOLEN MILL. I I You will find this a convonl ; ont plnco to got rofroshmonls of tl'.c best and to do your trad ' lng. Phono youf orders for Ico cronm and soda water to Main 122. Treatment O. IC. A. A. ENGLEBART, Prop. iimimiininmiiiin uiiiiiiiiiiniiniiiiiii The 3 t White House Restaurant ) For tiioso Delicious PIES ; Thoy can't ho beat McGilchrist & Son Proprietors. iMHnmmmimim Special Eastern Excursion rates. May 20, 21, Juno 0, 7, 8, July 3, 4, 5, August 8, 0, 10, Soptomber 11, 12, 13. To Chicago and return, ?73.15. St. Louis and roturn, $09. lb St. Paul and return, Omaha, Council Bluffs, Sioux City, St. Joo, Kansas City and roturn ?G1.CG. WM. M'MURRAY, 5-21-tf Gon, Pas. Agt. W1LLAUKUTE FRUIT AND PRODUCE CO. Wholosalo dealors and commission merchants. Cash paid for Butter, Eggs, Poultry, oto. W. E. Gummlngs andi Q. A. Wltcraft, Cottle blook, Sa eom, Or.; J. O, Stapleton, 80 Union Avenue, Portland. SALEM BRICK YARD A. A. BURTON. Prop. Brick always on hand, in car lots or othorwlso. Pressed brick mads to order. Yard on Stato stroot, south of pontltontlary. -7-1-tf. MIHHIIIMIimillHIHJ! i Gold Dust Floor I Made by HX BYDKBY POW KK COMPANY, Bldaey, Oregei. Made for family ate. JLik year grocer for it. Bras d cherts always oh hand. P. B Wallace AGENT aaatBsjtjs)M(j O C. T. Co. -STEAMERS mniMsmsiissimstil If you want some extra fine tea, get It from us. DR. KUM BOW WO CO. 187 Seatb IIJk s4rft, g!tt, Org MEALS 15c AT TUB Salem Restaurant 880 COURT BTRKJtT. Call aad try them. Meals lGc. Board per week 2.76, also furnUhed rooms very reasonable. POMONA AND OREGONA LEAVE FOR PORTLAND DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY AT O A. M. P. M BALDWIN, Agt. SALEM WATER COMPANY OFFICE CITY HALL. For wator sorvlco apply at office. Bills payable monthly In advance BUTTERNUT BREAD It Is worth more than any otket bread, yet the prise Is bo higher. For sale at your groeer's. CALIFORNIA BAXJsWY. tUm$M ft Cs4f , rra. j
