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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FIIIDAV, AUGUST 10, 1007. HOFER BROS., Pdbfoheri " Proprietors H. HOFEIt, Editor. A. P. HOFER, Manager. THE JOURNAL STANDS FOR PROGRESS, DEVELOPMENT, GOVERNMENT. AND NO DEGRADHD LABOR. GOOD QUESTIONINGS. I wonder, ob I sit alono tonight Alono within tho old, familiar room If, In tho many mansions out of Bight, They oponk of mo and wish that I would come. They aro all thoro tho blessed household band! J, only, Bhlver In tho cold outaldo; I, only, lift an eager, ploadlng hand, Outstretched to reach a love that -la denied. r wondor should I know my mother's face Tho face that last I kissed with bated breath, LeHt I. might mar that porfoct calm and peace : That Lovo calls llfo, but we, poor souls, call death. I wondor If my father's oyos would amllo, j, As In tho olden times, upon his child; Alan! It la a long and weary while Slnco any lovo llko that upon mo smiled. i nlavo tho grnvo questions In my Bister's oyea ' Found happy answers till their depths no moro ?3oom to brood ovor hlddon mystorlos Aro thoy alight with Hoavon's biassed loro? I wondor If thoy know; they loved mo well Tho potted darling of tho household bund; "Mothlnlcs that o'on In Honvon tholr hearts would swell With grlof, to soo how all alono I stand. I wondor, whon I fnltor, ovor-worn With lonely dayn and ovor lonollor night, " ' How all tho blttor pain my heart hath borne Must look to thorn, In that eternal light. Perohanco they, soolng with that clcaror vlow. From which this onrth'a bowlldorlng mists liavo passed, Beholding all tho dnrk things touched nnow, And Llfo's enigmas plain and clear nt last. Hay this: "Tho Lord will lead her safoly on; Tho weary foot will roach our homo, eomo day, And from hor oyos, tho darkhoss being gono, God'fl hand shall wlpo tho burning tears away." TJo all tho days, or dark or bright, go by; flod gives Ills varying glftB of Joy or woo; Tho onrth-worn foot go Htumbllng toward tho eon Whoro wnlta for mo tho Boatmnn pnlo, I know. Chicago Advnnco. o- HEOHKANT lllHMANDS. "A noto of warning has bcon sounded by former United States Treas urer Roberts, who says -that the condition is growing critical. It undoubtedly 13 and to an extent about as bad as a deficit. Tho commorco of tho country should bo as frco ao is possible. Every unnecessary restriction produco3 friction and loss. "The peoplo pay taxes not to run up a largo surplus, but that the government may bo conducted In an efficient manner. As there Is no likelihood that there will bo any chance to reduco tho surplus except by extraordinary expenditures not contemplated, it is evi dent that somothing should be dono to reduco (taxation, or chango our fiscal system." Why Fret and Worry When your child has a sovoro cold. You need not fear pneumonia or othor pulmonary diseases. Keep sup plied with Ballard's Horehound Syrup a positive euro for Colds, Coughs, Whooping Cough and Bron chitis. Mrs. Hall of Sioux Falls, 8. D., writes. "I havo used your won dorful Ballard's Horehound Syrup, on ray chlldron for flvo years. Its ro 8ults havo beon wonderful." Sold by D. J. Fry. That bust loglslaturo of Cnllfornln onactod n law against wlfo-dcsor-tlon atmllar to that enacted In Washington, and tho samo need exists In "both ataUw. Alromly tho law linn boon Invoked In Washington sovoral times to protoot doHorlod wives and children. It makes doHortlon n criminal offoiiHo, but tho Judgo may uso hla discretion about Imprisoning tho offender or putting him under bond to provide for his family. A report of tho registrar of tho iiHsoolatod charities of Sacramonto iMiunty, California, Htibmlttod tho otther day, gnvo details In desertion time that oxplaln why such Htrlngont Iiiwb aro nccossary. M Hi n't tlmo lx wlvos and tholr chlldron dosortud in ono month wero Tjolng caivd for at public expense. How many othor wlvos wore dosortod and aro managing to 11 vo with out calling upon charity cannot ho known, for many loyal and self nwpoi'dng women will hold out to the last rnthor than carry tholr trouble to tho public authorities. ONH POOR WOMAN IlKSKItTICII IIV A IIKARTIiKSK IIUSIIAN'I) IX HACRAMHXTO HAH FIVE CIIIUIUKX, NONK OF WHICH IS OLD ENOUGH TO ASSIST IN SUPPORTING THE FAMILY ANOTHER H.l 'IIIIIKK YOIWM CIIIMHtKX AND A FOURTH WAS HORN .SHORTLY AFTER THE lll'SUAMl DESERTED. Tho wild liuiiHt U rmtpurtablo In eonipurlwou with mioli a hiiHbaud. Tho Mix when itoaorU-d wan tho record for only ono month. On tho rolls of tho charity organisation aro otltom doaortod In prov lotiti iiiouthH ami dopundtfiit upon charity. Tho tiowwpnpors of Hucrnnwnto aro calling upon tho public olllolnls to tirrest tho luiHbaiulH and If uauwtuiry hoiwI them to tho poultontlnry mi Hw tho now law. Tho Buoraiiioiilo 11 eo Kiiyti: "It 1h no aiiHWor to tho iingulHliod orlw of Hiomo poor womon In behalf ot tholr llltlo ouiw to wiy to thom that If tholr husbands aro unworthy thoy may uuo for dlvoruw. Dlvoroo In the very thing thotto ocoundrolH want, Tho nunrlago tie U tho lant poor hold thono women havo upon them; tho only rood, broken though It may bo, to which they may cling in iitrotiH and iilorin; for thoy know that ho long hb that tlo oxlats thoro Id Home chanco that tho law will yot force tho deuortors to do thtin Jus tice." Dlvorco sliotild bo dlaoourngod in most of thoao eaa. THE IIUSRAND SHOULD RE PLACEII UNDER AN ORDER OF THE TOURT COMPELLING Til KM TO PAY OVER TO THEIR WIVES A HTATED HUM WEEKLY, In thin way aocloty may bo avod tho burdon of support which ruoroant IimhImiuUi would placo upon it. Tho now law should opurnto as a restraint upon luiRbando who caro at wll for tho opinion of tholr fellow-men oven If thoy aro indlfforont to tho worrow and urforliig of wlvoa and babea. - - o . i .. 'UNCLE HAM TOO RICH." They Should Win. Tho tolegraph operators should win their strike. Tholr causo Is Just. Their responsibilities considered, thoy aro tho poorest paid activity In tho world. Thoy aro tho medium In which vast enterprises In tho com mercial world aro consummated. Orcat big transactions do not wait for malls. Thoy must bo closed quickly. Only tho wings of electricity Is swift onough, and tho telegrapher Is tholr guide. To him aro entrust ed communications of vast moment. For $60 or 70 a month ho accepts and faithfully discharges responsi bilities that ought to earn him twlco the Bum. A serious error costs him his uosltlon, but day after day, night after night ho faces tho dangor. It Is a nerve grilling work that tears down and wearB out tho phys ical and norvo forces. Tho corpora tion that employs thom at a paltry nrlcci Is ono oftho richest In tho world. It enrns dividends that main ' tain Its stockholders in cn3o and i ldlcnoss, and can well afford to glvo Its tollers a fair reward for tholr labor. From tho standpoint of Jus tlco, no strike that has takon placo In tho country for yenrs, so much desorvea success. Corvnllls Times o "Everybody Should Know" Says C. G. Hays, a promlnont busl- noss man of Bluff, Mo., that Buck- Ion's Arnica Salvo Is tho quickest and surest healing salvo ovor appllod to a soro, burn or wound, or to a caso of pllos. I'vo used It nnd know what I'm talking about." Guaranteed by J. C. Perry, druggist, 2Cc. 41 IHI MIC II I I II Ml II III I $ THE MARKETS. J I fako Salem a Good Home 4. Market. I M 1 1 It II I M M M IM-S-i !. SALEM MARKET. lie. Local Wholesale Market. Eggs 18c. Butter 32 c; fat, 31c. Hons 10c; young chickens, Local wheat 75c. , Oats 32 c. Barley $20. Flour Hard wheat, $5.00; valley $3.85 14.00. Mill food Bran, $19.60; shorts, $21. Hay Cheat, $10 11, and clover, $8.50 9 per ton; timothy, $13. Onions $4.00 per cwt; potatoes, $1.0 per cwt. Hops Cholco, 10 lie; prlmo to cholco, 8 9c; medium to prlmo. 8c Chlttlm bark 4 5c. Wool 20c. Mohair 29 c. Verdict for Dr. Pierce AOAINBT THE Ladies' Home Journal. Sending; truth after a He. It Is An old maxim that "a llo will travel soven leagues whllo truth Is getting Its boots on," and no doubt hundreds of thousands of good pooplo road tho unwarranted and malicious attack upon Dr. It. V. Plcrco and his "Favorite Proscription "published In tho May (1904) number of tho Ladles' Home Journal, with Its groat black dl Slay headings, who novor saw the hum le, grovollnir rotractlon, with Its incon spicuous heading, published two months later. It was boldly charged In tho sland erous and libelous article that Dr. Plorca'i Favorlto Proscription, for the cure of woman's weaknesses and allraonts, con tained alcohol and othor harmful Ingredi ents. Dr. riereo promptly brought suit against tho publishers of tho Ladles' Home Journal, for$X,CO0,00damngo3. Dr. Plerco alleged that Mr. Bok, the editor, maliciously published the article containing such fatso and defamatory matter wit the Intent of Injuring hll buslncuffurthcrmore, that no alcohol, ot othor fujurlous. or habit-forming, drugs aro. or yver ivcro, contained in his "Fa vorlto fcsoflptlon"; that said medicine Is mady from native medicinal roots and contalriVno harmful Ingredients what- evcrod that Mr. Bok s malicious state H-l I l-frfr 3B nn1nrnl..i Sonator Chnn t Jf8 , ,Tf -uuauiau PoSi tnowur were wnouy ana aosoiutciy laisa. hoy wen; .forced joncknowlcdcq til JffrhprPtrnrtlnnnrlntpribvgntH, Uri ohtftliiL'JinTnlvsoy of "havor forlDtlon." frompmlnont rhcmlst Tropical Fruita. BananaB $0.75. Oranges $3 $4. Lomons $0.00 $0.50. This Moans You. Evry mombor of Carpontors Union No. 10C5 Is onrnostly roquost- ud to moot In tholr hnll ovor Har riott's atoro on Saturday- ovonlng At S p. in. Do not ask what is to bo dono hut coino and so and help do It. Hy order of proeldont. A. W. DENNIS. S-13-17 Recording Soo'y Retail Market. Oats Whllo. $30; wheat. 90c per III) rnllnd linHov. $27. ' Eggs 25 c. Buttor Country, 30c; creamery, 40c. Flour Valley, $1.10 1.20 per Back; hard wheat, $1.35 $1.40. Bran 05c per sack; $20 per ton. Hay Timothy, 85c por cwt; cheat, 70c; clover, 50c por cwt.; Bhorts, 95c por cwt. fjaOHSm mriHTnlvsos of "havorltn Frc ffflpTTon " fmm jmlnQnt"chfimlSt3. nU-gl whomci'rtniodlhTitHfltfl not, pntplq nj. cohpiejpyiiLUit: nilcgcdJiarmjtilgrugg cm hftxn facti weio also Diorcn In tho trial ol lm npilrrn In thn Hnnrnmn CourL Hut tht business of Dr. Pierce win irontlr Injured by the publication of tho libelous artlclO with its eroat display headlncs. whllo hundreds of thousands who read tho wickedly dof amatory article) never saw iho humblo Brorollnir ro tractlon. sot In small typo and made aslncon minimi hi tmslliln. Thn matter was. how ever brought before a Jury In tho Supremo Court of Now York Stato which promptly rendered a verdict In tho Doctor's favor. Thus his traducors camo to trrlof and thou base alaaders vera rofiitou. CORVALUS & EASTERN R. R. Senator Portland. Representative W o u lem. ' ' fil toRepresentativoW.n.E Slato OfBckU Governor, Georea P. n. Sorotary of State, p son Livestock. Hogo Fat, Cc. Cattlo 1100 1200 lb iteoro, 3VjC Llghtor Btoors 33c. Stock hogs 5 Yj Cc. Cows and holfors 900 1000 lb, 22-74c. Lambs 4 V6 c. Veal Dressed, 5(j7c. Special EnHtvrn Excuralon ttxtcn. May 20, 21, Juno C, 7, 8, .luly 3, 4, 5, August 8, 9, 10, 8optombor 11, 12, 13. To Chicago and roturn, $73.15. St, Louis and roturn, $09, lb 8t. Paul nnd return, Omaha, Council Bluffs, Sioux City, St, Joo, Kansas City and roturn $01. G5. WM. M'MURRAY, fi-21-tf Gen. Pas. Agt. It has bmui said many tlmos lu tho lust two yoara that tho pooplo ot tho United Slatoa wwo altogothor too pixxiporouq for tholr own gpod and now Tho Philadelphia Inquirer la of tho opinion that Undo Sam Is altogether "too rloh." JiiHt note what It says: During tho mouth of July Undo Sam paid off $21,000,000 of tho Viihllo doht and ran a fow millions bvhlnd on currant oxpeusos. Tho inoiUh la notably ono In whlah tho outgo la larger than tho in eomo, booauKO thou tho appropriations for tho IWal year bocomo nvall nblo and ato houvlly drawn upon. "Ah Undo Sam iiisuU unusually largu appropriations, U was oxpectod that tho mouth would nhow an Increased dofldt, But It o hnppcnwl that tho incomo was muoh larger than ostlmntes, tto that tho dollolt lu $2,000,000 losa than Inst yoar. At tho prtwont rate tho surplus for tho ourront yoar will bo well nigh 100.000.000. "AS THE SURPLUS ON HAND IS NOW IAROUT $210,000,000 IX EXCESS OF CURRENT LIABILITIES, THE PROSPECT OF ITS IN. CREASE IS NOT WELCOMED RY THOSE WHO HAVE A THOROUGH UNDERSTANDING OF NATIONAL FINANCE. No money ohould bo lockod up in tho treasury beyond a sutnclont uin to insuro tho Mymont of all tlratta that may possibly bo made. U la oorUiln that $50,000,000 la amplo aa a working balance, and tho troaaury haa maintained thU or thoroabouto by moans of maklug do poslla In tho untlonnl bank. ThU has liolpod tome, but It is a poor remedy. Of each Uopouit In banku one-fourth must bo kept on hand at all Imurt, atid houco tho supply 1 diminished to that oxtont. U alo UeJgod about by so many regulations as to mako It lo&j freo tor couiworclal purpewda than ordinary deposiu. GASOLINE ENGINES REPAIRED. E. M. KIGRTLINGER, 178 SOUTn LIBERTY STREEr, HAS JUST EM PLOYED AN EXPERT REPAIRER OF GASOLINE ENGLNES, AND THRESHING MACHINES. THEY ARE ROTH FIRST-CLASS MA CH1NISTS, AND ANYONE HAVING A BREAKDOWN OR ANY REPAIRS TO HE MADE WILL DO WELL TO SEE THEM. WORK DONE DAY OR NIGHT. HE lmprovldoj,co of a large numbor of people Is due not so muoh to u desire to spend ovory cent thoy onrn, as to tholr falluro to undoMtand th valuo of tunall oconomlos, and to adopt a dollnlto plan of nvlnjr. if a start, uo mnAtor how small, would bo made or laying nsldo a small portion of tho Income each weok or month, tho le&jon of saving would eoon b loanwl. Start a saving account now, If tho first deposit Is only one dollar. Wo pay 3 por coat Inter est on saving doposlts, compound ed somt-nunually. You will profit by tho Interest, but your greatodt profit will bo In forming the sav ing habit. Savings Department Capital National Bank Portland Wholesale Market. Whoat Club, 80c; vnlloy, 80c; blue Btoni, 82c. Oats Cholco white, $25. Mlllstuff Bran, $17. Haytimothy, $15 $17; alfalfa, $13. Vetch $8.50. Pcultry Hons, 12 13c; spring chlckous, 14 15c; dressed chickens, llc hlghor than llvo; ducks, young, 10llc; pigeons, $1$1,25. Pork Bost, 7 8c. Lambs Spring, 99c, Mutton 7 c. Hops Cholco, por pound, G7c Hops Cholso, por pound, 67c. Wool Vnlloy, coarso to medium, 2021c; eastern Oregon, lG21c. TIME TABLE NO 37. Trains from nnd to Ynquina. No. 1 Loaves Yaqulna 7:15a.ra. Arrives at Corvallls 11:00 a.m. Arrives at Albany 11:58 a.m. No. 2 Loaves Albany 12:35 p.m. Leaves Corvallls 1:30 p.m. Arrives nt Yaqulna 5:40 p.m. Trains to and from Detroit. No. 3 Leaves Albany 7:30 a.m. Ardvos nt Detroit 12:30 p.m. No. 4 Loaves Detroit l:00p.ra. Arrives nt Albany 5:55 p.m. Trains for Corvnllls. No. 8 Loaves Albany 7.55 a.m. Arrives at Corvallls .... 8:35 a.m. No. 10 I.oavos Albany 2:25 p.m. Arrlvos at Corvallls .... 3:05p.m. No. C Loaves Albany 7:35 p.m. Arrlvos nt Corvallls 8:15 p.m. Trains for Albany. No. 5 Loavoa Corvallls C:30 a.m. Arrlvos at Albany 7:10 a.m. No. 9 Loavos Corvallls 12:30 p.m. Arrives nt Albany 1:15 p.m. No. 7 Leaves Corvallls 0:00 p.m. Arrlvos at Albany 0:40 p.m. No. 11 (Sunday only) Lonvos Corvallls . ." 11:15 a.m. Arrlvos at Albany 11:58 a.m. No. 12 (Sunday only) Leaves Albany 1. 12:35 p.m. Arrives at Corvnllls is 18 run. Por further Information apply to GEO. F. NEVINS, Gen. Pass, Agt., Albany, Ore. SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. THE PUREST And most delicious Soda It is pos siblo to buy bo found right here. A cool, refreshing pleasant drink In a great variety of flavors. All puro fruit syrups. OUR ICE CREAM SODA Is considered by all to bo tho beit In town. All now and delightful Summor boverages at our soda foun tain. THE SPA X. MB Stat Srt. Tlmo Card No. 4R vrr(P Juno 10, Toward Portland Passenger. No. 10 5 5 23 a. ra Oregon Ex press. No. IS 8:40 a. m.. Gottac-A firnv Passonger. No. 124:45 p. m., Shasta Ex press. No. 149:28 p. m Portland Ex piess. Toward Portland Freight. ao. 222 io:5S a. m depart 11:38 a. ra Portland Fa3t Freight. No. 22 C 10:40 a. ra., departs 11:38 a. m., Way Frolght. Toward San Francisco Pnumcnr No. 1111:03 a. m., Shasta Ex- pros3. No. 176:42 p.m., Cottage Grove Passenger. No. 159:56 p. m., California Ex press. No. 131:31 a. m San Francis co Express. Toward San Francisco Freight. No. 2212:33 a. m.. San Fran- Cisco Fast Freight, No. 225-wii;55 a. m arrIveB 11:25. CHICHESTER'S PILLS K2yLire.r-rttH 1T1U U K.4 uJriV "S Sl!YIJtt6T5rcjmH ,!u:.!r'Qu Attorney General, A. u, Stato Printer, W. 8. n,. State Labor Cemmi Railroad Commlsslon-T uampuon, Cottago QroTe uswniu west, Astoria- Attntllnnn n.A, . ' "-,'"""'" iuruana; Gft uoounu, secrotary. Supremo Court. unior. Justlco, Robertfl Associate Justlco, Praki3 ssociaio justice, Robert! commissioners, W. T R. King. Clork, J. 0. Moroland. Reporter, R. G. Morrow Bailiff, P. h. Raymond.' Circuit Judges, Geo. n. i saiom; William Gallowaj, VlllO. mn).t.i tn . . I """" uornoy, Jola l isary, uaiom. Other Slate OffldA J. W. Bailey, Food andOtfej missioner, i'ortland. J. W. Baker, Game and warden, Cottago Grove. Robt. O. Yenny, Stale Ha cor, Portland. J. II. Lewis, Stato Eat! lem. E. GHUngliam, Stato libra lorn. II. G. Van Dusen, State Til missioner, Astoria. ChnB. V. Galloway, BUUi Agont, Salem. W. W. Eldor, CommaslifS Home, Roscburg. Marlon County OfidA John II. Scott, County M Judge. R. D. Allen, Clerk ot Con W. J. Culver, Sheriff. W. Y. Richardson, Trwt E. T. Moorcs. Super! Schools. !'. j. itico, Assessor. B. B. Horrlck, Jr., Buirei J. C. Needhnm, W.H.&J' mlsslonors. A. M. Clough, Coroner. D. G. Drager, Recorder. Salem City Offickk. Goo. F. Rodgors, Msyor. W. A. Moorcs, Recorder ulfl Judgo. D. W. Gibson, Marsbil ul of Police. Frank Meredith, City Tn A. O. Condlt, City Attowf. Jas. W. Martin, Street Bloner. John A. Darr, Chief of Fffi5 ment. W. O. Smith, Health 0 City Standing CoariH Ways and Means Jkov Churchill. Ordinances Greenbiw, . Goode. AccountB and Curront I Churchill. Radcllff, BW- Streets Downing, Stockt Public Buildings Btocitti Gnsnor. flfiwflrnce. Stolr. Jacob, L I Plumbing Fraser, Dol ner. Flro and Water W, firmAa Bridges Ge3ner, Churtl2.1 nr. Health and Pollce-B Waldo. Llchts Goode, Hm Printing Radcllff, H; n..Lu. T1..1.C1 Ttstne, uv Stockton. . Board of Ed0 w xr rrnis-in. CbairBW- a' a T.n. H. C. : ir '. r n nabcock, Pit H. A. Johnson, Jr., 0nj J. M. Powers, City w Varlcil EMri Tho Lady Yes. I w' , itrc? a cook. You have - aunnoso? Tho Applicant Sore, tJ, .U..M t ni(Ki i w dd dozen families In tb, mum. Chicago Ne8- Regular JJ la an expression as o!i! "...ii No doubt tho risjns i... t- t,n most r lue BUB "" llH1 ance la tho un,Ter''7M actloa or me "'" trit' rgHlated wa w. - tj Pill. Guarantee w dmggltt. Wu ,.