Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1907)
1 I DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1007. A GIRL'S LETTER. Miss Rose first,' 7jj Harris Street, Appleton, Wis., W rites Something of Interest to All Women. JZead Wliat She Says: V& iiiiu . , cfyTBK. if.?-' HHBv'H 1 iHfeT;H ffSHRai ; mm u mmmMmm i wmmmBmmiM. SSSflBlK I MP' &gfB9g Tho refrigerating car will first bo tried In tho shipment of oranges, as that Is the problem upon which Taylor and hlB assistants aro now directly engaged. But tho expecta tion Is to apply tho same treatment to tho shipment of peaches and othdr fruits when tho opportunity comes. Tho principles upon which tho work is now dono nppllcs pretty ful ly to all of tire fruits which aro like ly to be spoiled In transit, and tho Shot mid Shot Towers. Tho nceiyjlty for tho "shot" tower arises from tho fact tnat molten lr ad must bo dropped a long distance to mako shot round and perfect in shape. It Is an old-fashioned method, but It does not seem to have been Improved on. Tho lead Is first molted and tested and then It Is run out Into bars and transported to tho top of tho building. There it Is melted again and poured througt imiiWiWiiwiiHiw'1ltllllllll' expectation 1b that Undo Sam will colanders, which aro either hollow bo able to show fruit growers how hemispherical Iron disks or rectang- thoy can safoly leavo peaches on tti trees threo or four days longer thah they aro now doing. That this Is within tho possibili ties has been dcvoloped in tho courso of tho oxporlments which show tlut tho prccoollng saves threo or four dnys in tho llfo of the fruit nftor picking. Poaches and other fruits gain very materially in size and will gain particularly In color nfid flavor In this extra tlmo. T WANT to ay a word for PerunA A for systemic catarrh and tniHl 'Others who road this may try It and ro -colvo tho Hamo good from It that I did. "1 lind boon ntlnjf for a tonjr time nd nothing Hoainml to do mo any good, although I tried many doctors and nnyji)odlclnon, IJiadbocotno so baJ that there was no ploumiro In living. "I -wan finally aIcod by a friend to tryPcrutta, which I did, with many MtaKlvlugs. What was my dollght, -uftur taking tho first botllo, to boo a great chungo for tho hotter and I kopl a Improving until completely rv featured. , now ted like it new woman, lt han dono wondorri for mo and J gladly ocommond It to othors." Itoso llurut No ailing woman can fall to bo inter '(mUm! in tho above testimonial. Mini Hurst was persuaded by a friend to try I'oruna, and she Is now porfuatly wall and fooirt like another woman, Bueh hi lior story in brief. AlnNkaii-Yiikon-l'ncKIc Exposition. Tho Sonttlo Times says: Work has commenced on tho interior finishings of tho Administration Duildlng on tho Alnskn-Yukon-I'nclflc Exposition giotinds, Tho structure Is now be ing glvon Its covering 'of Btaff and tho building will b ready for oc cupany by tho exposition oiriclnls within a fow weeks. It Is expected tho exposition corporation will bo ablo to move Its olllcua from tho Amnio Annex to tho exposition grounds not lntor thnn Octobor 1. In its arrnngomonts tho Adminis tration Duildlng is well equipped for tho accommodating of tho exposition forcos. A complete hontlng systom will be InBtallod nnd tho structuro ular, flat sheets, each oive perforated with a set of holes of uniform bIzo, made porfectly smooth "and exact. Tho icad when poured must be of the proper temperature for tho special slzo to be made, and the workmen aro careful to keep a film of oxide as a lining to the colandor, which Is thought to improve the roundness of tho Bhot, possibly by expediting Its cooling whllo It Is passing through tho air. Tho holes vary from 1-GO to 1-3C0 of an lnc'i, but the shot nro of larger diameter than tho holos. In falling to tho baso of tho tower tho particles of semifluid load, acted upon nllko over their whole surface by tho current of air, assume tho globular form, and by tho tlmo they reach tho bottom they aro sufficiently hardened by tho cooling to roslst tho shock of strik ing tho Biirfaco of tho vessel of water placed to rccelvo them. Lnrgc-slzcd Hhot rouulro a greater height than the smnllor, nnd for tho latter towers no higher thnn 100 foot arc required Tho talloit shot towor In tho world Is said to bo In Vlllnch, Cnrlnthit, tho structuro being 2 19 foot In height. Taken from tho cistern of wnter Into which they havo dropped, the shot aro drlod and then assorted ac- wlll opoii as complete in all 11b d tails as It is oxpoctod to bo whon tho ccrdlng to their slzos by sifting them fair is In progross. i n rovolvlng coppor cylinder set 'Die building Is locntod Just to the slightly incllnod nnd nerforatod with IS GREAT FOR FRUIT SHIPPERS loft of tho flito of tho main outran no at Klftoonth Avonuo and Fortieth Stroot northwest. Tho prosont car lino to tho University passes cIobo to tho building, A hiiuiP army of ni"n Ib working on tho exposition grounds. Eight contracts work nnd holos, which incroaso In slzo toward tho lowor end. Tho smallor slzos thus drop through abovo and tho larger ohob lowor down, nnd each bIzo Is rocoivod In ltd own box. Tho shot got their Biiporflclal finish by be ing rovolvcd for somo tlmo In a havo boon awarded fov (cylinder with pulvorlzod graphite luny ncroH aro noing imnorfoct shot nro soimratoil from i - -- - Undo Sam Is Gonslrucllncj a RcfrIo crating Machine On Wheels cioarcd and graded. tho truly sphorlcnl by allowing nil Tho work now bolng dono on tho to roll down nn Incllnod piano. The exposition slto will preparo tho norfoct oiiob run ntrnlunt down tho ground for tho main building of tho mlddlo whllo tho Imperfect work off inn. wnuii mo iiiuu IS ronny nmi.to nnn n do nr tlir nUiop. the laudHraiio gardonlug completed, contracts will bo awarded for tho buildings tho state commission nnd A method of making Bhot without high towors has been pntontcd In this country. Tho aubBtltuto for PoaohtM, oraugus and other frulta "which aro Hhlppud long distant will roach thole dtllnutlons In much hotter condition In tho futuro, If "William A. Taylor Iikh IiIh way. Taylor In tho ponioloKUt In cihnr of field InvoHtlgntlon, dupnrtmout of ugrleulturo. Thiough his Initiative, Uuclo Ham Is now constructing at Chicago a rurrlgurntlug nuiohlno on wheels, which Is uxpuutud to accom plish not a llttlo for fruit shipments. Taylor and his uHiltnntH havo round out that tho brut way to sh'p fruit 1h to thoroughly cool It boforo ullowhiK it to go on tho road. That fur In tho oxporlmonU It has hoan iiucoMnary to load tho fruit and haul It to a cold storage plant. Hut th- Ulantu wore froiuontly at somu ills tanco, and meanwhile tho fruit deteriorated. This dlllloulty will bo met, Taylor believes, by tho refrigerating car. Upon the ear Is an oil-burning ou tline a refrigerating plant which operates by tho ammonia process uiul a system of fans for forcing "blasts of cold air through cars of fruit Tho tofrlgorntlng car will bo put next to car lomlqri with fruit nnd tho cold blasts will bo sout through tho fruit car for boiuo twenty four hours Thou tho car containing tho fruit will bo Iced and sont on IU way rojololng. tho Talr corporation aro to orect. thorn Is n low clovatlon, upon whh-h Tho romalndor of tho ground will bo n powerful current Is blown, thus propared by contractors as rnpld'y producing tho effect of a long con- as It Is nooded. tltiuod fall. Still nnothor method Is I'crnuiiifiit llulldliigs. by pouring lond upon n rovolvlng After tho Administration Duildlng tablo on which Is placed a cyllndsr U nmilo rondy tho principal work to o porforatod shoot brass. Tho 1 ad bo taken up will bo that of tho ig thrown by contrlfugnl action regents of tho state university. Dy through tho perforations In tho ld03 Iho turins of tho IMpur bills thoy aio forming round brilliant Bhot, which authorized to oroet threo butldlims to cost not Ions than $000,000. ThoHti bulliflngs will bo of a pormn- nout charaotor, Intended for ultlmato urfo of tho unlvorslty, but lo ha lonuud for tho temporary uso'of tho exposition. Coutraots for building tho stato and corporation buildings will not lit awarded for several weoks, o ' l'or nn Iiupalivd Appetite. To Improve tho appotlto and atrongthon tho dlgontlon try n fow doses of Chamberlain's Stomach nnd Llvor Tablets. Mr. J. II. Soltz of De troit, Mloh., sayB: "Thoy roBtorod my appotlto whon Impaired, rellovcd mo of a bloating fooling nnd caused a plonaant nnd satisfactory movomont of tho bowels." Piico 25 conts. Sam ples froo. drug atore. o strlko against n llnon Hereon plnccJ to Intercopt thorn. N'ow York Sun. Don't (Ii'iimble Whon your Joints ncho nnd you BUf for from Ilhoumatism. Bu a bottlu of DallanB Snow Liniment and got Instnnt relief. A posltlvo cure for Itheumatlsm, Hums, Cuts, Contract ed Musclos, Sore Chost, otc, Mr. I. T. Hogy, a promlnont merchant at Wil low Point, Texas, says that ho finds Dallnrd'B Snow Llnlmont tho host nil round Llnlmont ho ovor used. Sold by D. J. Pry. o Fortunate Jonc. " Jonos Kino tlmo wo had nt the club last night, ot? Ilrown You bet! Did you got For sale nt Dr. Stono'a !,,om, u11 rlht? Jonos No, I was arrested boforo I got thoro nud Bpout tho night In tho polloo Btation. Ilrown Lucky dog! I reached homo. Philadelphia inqulror. o-- hh muHHMniiinim. STRICTLY PRIVATE.. Wc solicit your bank ing business; nnd wUh the assurance oil our part that it :: will be kept strictly :: private, SALEM STATE BANK Salem, Oregon j Ilrinlty In tho Soul, In a TonuesBeo court nn old colored woman was put on tho wit ness stand to tell what she kuuw about tho annihilation of a hog by a railway looomotlvo, llolng sworn, she was naktid f slio had seen tho train kill tho hog In question. Yussah, 1 seed It." "Then." said cminnol, "toll the court In as few word a as possible Jut how It occurred." "Yo honah," rospondod the old lady. "1 shoro kin toll yo' In a fow words. It Jiw tooted nn' tuck him." Sucoow Magnslno. 'O Tho Toaiis Wonder. Curos all kidney-,' bladder nnd rhoumntlo troubloj; sold by nil drug gists, or two months' trial treatmonl by mall for $1.00. Dr. H. W. Hall. 2926 Ollvo street. St. Loula. Mo Seud for testimonials. Sold by Stouo't drug dtore. Cnn you afford to trlflo with bo serl oua n matter as to nogloct n bad cold or cough, when for n trifling amount you cnn BQcur.o n bottle of "Hick ory Dark Cough Itomedy," that li gimrantoed to euro or monoy refund ed. Price 2Cc, R0o nnd $1 00 per boltlo. For salo by nil dealers eery- whore. f MUlidtug, This world could call full many bluflf And run moro nearly right If houwt men wore no so gruff And crooks not no polite. Washington Star. Not to ito KU'Ud. "Honlly." Bald Mrs. Starem's crony, "Fm surprised to hear ou say jou'ro having trouble to get 3,0 ir munoy out of Mr. Starboard He always boasted that ho paid as ho wont." "Yes,." complained Mrs. Starvem, 'out I can't got him to go.'" PhU.i dolphin Press. 0 .- 'ItegHlar ns tho Sim" Is nn oxpresslon as old as the race. No doubt tho rising and setting of the sun Is tho most regular perform ance In tho universe, unless It is the action ot the llvor and bowels whn regulated with Dr. KlnsVNow Llfo PUlt, Guarantco by j, 0. Perry, t DEVELOP WESTERN OREGON Whete Ctops Nevet Fail W!ieie People Enjoy Life Summet and Winter !4 A Land of Fertile Valleys, Rich Uplands, Incalculable Forest Wealth and the Fin est Ocean and Mountain Resorts in the Wold. Out Cities ate Growing. The Cotmty is Settling Up. The State is Rapidly Mul tiplying Its Industries. Now is the time to come to Oregon. Co-operation of the Railroads and the People and the Newspapers will develope Oregon. WRITE AND TELL THE CAPITAL JOURNAL OF YOUR BEST CROPS AND YOUR FINEST PRODUCTS. There Is no climate eqaaltothat of Western Oregon. There is no country so comfortable to live In as Western Oregon. THERE IS NO SCENERY EQUAL TO THAT IN WESTERN OREGON. HOW TO DO IT-Mark articles about Oregon In this paper and mall two copies for a cent to East ern friends. Write your name and address on the wrapper. The Daily and Weekly Capital Joarnal have a large eastern circulation and present the facts about Western Oregon. Write for a free copy to Hofe B os., Pubs. SALEM, ORE. A mmnmuimnH-H irstK. zc MMttMgMtftlMMMIrtlU BftK&i t
