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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOllER 2, 1007;
3HOFER BROS. PgMkfo and Popetorat
H. nOFER, Editor. A. F. HOPER, Mnnagcr.
MSB JOURNAL STANDS FOR PROGRESS, DEVELOPMENT,
GOVERNMENT. AND NO DEGRADBD LABOR.
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O tho rivor of rest, with tldoa that sweep
By tho bloomy marge of tho shores of sleep;
Thou river flowing by vale and hill
In tho lotus land of tho Heart-Bo-Stlll,
Shadowy armies of young and old
Aro yearning thoro for thy sweet enfold;
Yearning, longing, and calling theo
To sing to thora and to net them free.
O river of rest, whoro no man knows
Tho sllvory way that your water flows
In youth, In life, In hopo, In cheer,
In days of daring and nights of fear.
Jloarts that beat In tho human breast
Of tlmo aro bating tho tuno of rest,
And lovo is singing to leve: "Some day
On tho river of rest wo will drift away."
O rivor of rest! O beautiful stream,
With tides that flow to tho seas of dream l
Whlto-halred women and feoblo men,
By strcots of cities and sylvan glen,
Morn and noon and all day long
To soft auBurrus of goldon song
Aro calling theo as thou callost them,
To blossomed meadows thy waters hem!
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O rivor of rest, tho old recline
On tho mossy banks of thoso shores of thine;
Gray as shadows .and soft as shado,
They pooplo tho slopos of tho hill and glado,
Waiting thoro through tho rostful years
For loved who wont In tho mist of tears
And camo not back, and will not como, '
To hearts that grlovo nnd lips grown dumb.
Baltlmoro Sun.
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THE METHODS OP VIOLENCE.
If It proves to bo tho caso that gambling and criminal elomonts at
"Portland aro back of tho blackmailing Bchomo against Mayor Lane IT
AVILLUHACT AGAINST THOSE Er EMHNTS.
If It provoH to bo tho caso that similar olomonts that demand a wldo
opon town at linker City aro back of tho infamous crlmo against ox
Shorirt Drown, IT WILL BE A DEATH BLOW TO GAMBLING IN ORE
GON. 'CrlmoB of thin kind nro sown to t'ho wind nnd reap tho whirlwind, for
so long as thoro In a God who Imtoth tho workors of Iniquity they will
bo brought low.
In tho caBo of Mayor Lane It will go far to convlnco tho pooplo In
gonornlthatHE IS THE KIND OP MAN THE VICIOUS ELEMENTS DO
NOT WANT IN ANY PUIILIO OFFICE.
Shorlff Drown so long nB ho Is nllvo will bo a monnco to tho wldo
opon town gamblers of Ilakor City iml othor olomonts who do not want
n fearloBs onforcumont of tho InwB.
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UTILIZE THE HIGH SCHOOLS.
Tho plan ndvocatod by tho rogonts of tho Btnto normal schools, of n
training soliool In each Htnto high school for tho training of tcachorB for
tho country schools Ih meeting with favor.
Thoso high schools nro woll onulppod for doing this work, nnd In
somo oltlofl aro flnor and Inrgor buildings than soino of tho Btnto normal
schools. WHY SHOULD THEY NOT III? UHHDV
Iu tho Salem high school a training uIiim for tanohors will bo organ
ized and curried through tho prosont year. Tho city suporlntondont will
have poraounl chnrgo of tho class.
This will bouollt tho country schools a groat deal, bocnuBO thoro will
bo n lino ciIuhh of young toachom tralnod In thoso high bcIiooIh WHO
ALWAYS START TEACHING l.V THE RURAL SCHOOLS.
This preparatory toaohers training class In tho high Bohools of tho
ntnto will rueolvo tho bonollt of tho llnoly tralnod city Bupurlntondonts
who aro employed In l ho high schools.
Tho country schools nood hotter tralnod tonohors. Tho day of tho solf
inado toaohor, tho natural toiiclioi', and tho crammod toachor will soon
bo oor and THE PHOPIvSSlONAI.LY EQUIPPED TEACHER MUST
TAKE THE PLACES.
Tho normal school board will haro accomplished a groat rosult ir It
can Introduce n toaohors training oourso In onch high school In tho
ptato and It will bo helping tho highly oqulppud normal sohool,
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IMMUNITY IIATIIS.
General Debility
Day In and day out there Is that feeling
ot weakness that makes a burden ot Itself.
Pood does not strengthen.
Bleep docs not refresh.
It Is hard to do, hard to bear, what
should bo easy, vitality Is on tho ebb, nnd
tho wholo system Buffers.
For this condition take
Hood's Sarsaparilla
It vitalizes tho blood and gives vigor and
tono to all tho organs and functions.
In usual liquid form or In chocolated
tablets known as Sarsatabs. 100doros$l.
PLEDGES
NOT TO
. BORROW
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition Will
Not Ask for Loan From Tncle Sam
-Desires Government Participation
Only-Puts Section In Bill .Which
Makes Congress Immune From
Toucli
Special Correspendence:
Seattle, Oct. 2. Tho manage
ment of tho Alaska-Yukon-Paclflc
exposition will not ask congress for
a loan, nor will It request and aid
further than an amplo appropriation
for Undo Sam'a participation. A
section pledging this policy ha3
been Inserted in tho bill that will
bo introduced at tho forthcoming
so&slon of congress. It rends as
follews:
"That tho United States shall not
In nny manuor or undor and cir
cumstances mnko nny loan, directly
or Indirectly, to tho Alnska-Yukon-Pnclllc
"exposition or for tho bonoflt
of Bald exposition or for any of tho
purposes thereof, and shall not ap
propriate for any purposo whatso
ever In connection with said exposi
tion, any sum of money othor than
that provided for in this net, tho
mnnngoment of said exposition hav
ing expressly declnrod that It will
not ask or nccopt from tho United
Stntcs any loan or funds for nny of
tho purposes ot Bald exposition, nnd
that It will not ask or accept from
tho United States nt tills or any
futuro Besslon of congress nny ap
propriation whatsoever in connec
tion with said oxposltlon othor than
that appropriated by tho provisions
of this act."
Tho oxposltlon offlclnlV havo nov
or contomplatod asking tho United
States govornmont for monoy to
holp thorn in constructing tho build
ing or carrying on any of tho work,
nor havo thoy ovor thought It would
ho necessary nt soma Inter (Into to
thon managed to borrow $1,000,000.
on top of this tho government ex
hibit nnd building cost more than
another half million. In all Uncle
Sam aided tho fTer-Centennlal to the
extent of moro than $2,000,000.
SinccL tho United States govorn
mont began to patronlzo exposition?,
down to tho Jamestown show, con
gress lias appropriated a total of
$38,752,251. Only $485,000-01 tin
money has been Bpent west of tho
Rjocky mountains, tho Lewis and
Clark exposition, ono of tho most
successful expositions over held, re
ceiving tho bonoflt of tho latter
amount.
Tho bill that will bo Introduced at
tho forthcoming session of congress
will ' request an appropriation of
$1,175,000. Tho oxpondlturo of tho
monoy, which will como entirely
undor tho control of government of
ficials, Is appolntm n.( shrdluuuuu
flclals, Is apportioned aa follews:
Building Exhibit
Government ....$200,000 $350,000
Alaska 100,000 200,000
Hawaii 50,000 75,000
Philippines 75,000 75,000
Fisheries .... 50,000
Tho fisheries exhibit Is Included
In tho general govornmont display
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A Ccrtnln Cure for Croup Used for
Ten Years without a Failure.
Mr. W. C. Bott, a Star City, Ind.,
hardwaro merchant, is enthusiastic
In his pralso of Chamberlain's
Cough Romedy. Ills children have
all been subject to croup nnd ho
has used this remedy for tho past
ten years, and though thoy much
feared tho croup, his wlfo and ho al
ways folt safo upon retiring when a
bottlo of Chnmborlnln'o Cough Rem
edy was In tho house. Ills oldest
child was subject to sovero attacks
of croup, but this remedy novor fail
ed to effect a speedy euro. IIo has
recommended It to friends an 1
nolghbors and all who havo used it
say that it Is unequalcd for croup
and whooping cough. For salo nt
Dr. Stono's drug store.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
Tlmo Card No. -18 Effcctivo
Juno 10.
Toward Portland Passenger.
No. 10 5:23 a. m., Oregon Ex
press.
No. 18 8:40 a. m., Cottago Grove
Passongor.
No. 12 4:45 p. m., Shasta Ex
press. No. 14 9:28 p. m Portland Ex-
pi 038.
Toward Portland -Freight.
No. 222 10:56 a. m., departs
11:38 a. m., Portland Fast Frolght.
No. 226 10:40 o. m departs
11:38 a. m Way Frolght.
Toward San Francisco Passenger
No. 11 11:03 a. m Shasta Ex
press.
No. 17 0:42 p.m., Cottago Grove
rnquost a lonn. But thoro has boon .Pflssongor.
Undor tho nbovo caption tho San FrnnolHco Chronlclo very port I
iiontly says:
Tho polloy adopted In this city of lotting tho loast prominent ovll
door go ffoo In oxohango for toatlmony cnloulatod to convict tho most
promlnont acorns to bo tho sottlod polloy of tho Unltod States govern
ment. Iu tho caso of the rebates on oil shipments for which tho colobratod
Sinn was Inlllcted on tho Standard Oil company, tho Chicago and Alton
railroad was mi equal participant In tho orlmo; but tho Standard Oil
inugimlos aro popularly supposed to havo moro monoy aploco than tho
owners of tho Chicago and Alton Railroad, and their prosecution would
nttract moro attention.
Consequently tho railroad compnuy got tho Immunity bnth and the
Standard Oil company got thohlg lino.
It sooniH to bo Just now tho policy In all parts of tho country to sacri
fice everything olso to soouro tho conviction of rich mon.
It Is doubtless often essential In certain classes of cases to grant Im
munity to ono participant In a crlmo to secure conviction ot his partnor
In guilt.
Tho objection to that method as practiced In this olty and olsowhero
Is that It Is too ono-slded. ,
Our brlbod supervisors aro morally moro dogradod mon than thoso
who" brlbod them.
Exoupt for tho brlbory the latter aro vory decent citizens.
Most of tho supervisors woro contomptlblo nnd degraded In every
way.
There is a good doul of fooling that THE DISHONORS SHOULD
HAVE BEEN IMVIIHIUJ THAT INIUCTMENTS SHOULD HAVE BEEN
FILED IN PAIRS ONE BHIBEU AND ONE BRIBED.
IT WAS NOT NECESSARY TO GIVE ALL THE SUPERVISORS ISt.
Ml'NlTV FOR THE PURPOSE OF INDICTING ALL THOSE EVEN
MOST REMOTELY CONNECTED V1TI GIVING THE BRIBES.
Most of tho Indictments will novor bo tried for Bheor lack of tlmo
and strength,
If a umu is convlctod of ono of tho indlctmonta against him nnd goes
to statQ's prison it U morally certain that nothing will bo dono about
the dozen othor Indlcemonts.
It Is KUurl opinion that tho prosecution has shown unnecessary aud
Improper favoritism In piling up indictments against everybody connect
ed with PftiyiBg tho bribes, witk not tho slightest attempt to oven mako
.a rotten supervisor dUgorgo any of his loot.
Rxamplea kouUl be mado at least ot selected specimens ot both
so much unfavorable talk through
out the country in rognrd to oxpo
sltlon appropriations, crontod by tlioj
largo BiiniB glvon nnd lonnod to tho
Jamostown oxponltlon.thnt It thought
host to commit tho policy of tho
mnnngomout by putting tho nbovo
Boctlon In tho appropriation bill to
nun nro congrosB of tho sincerity of
tho pooplo on tho Pacific const who
aro bohltul tho 1900 fair.
Former expositions havo beon
nlded In mnny different ways. St.
Louis and Jamostown rocoived gifts
and loanB In addition to tho money
oxpnded for tho government build
ings nnd oxhlblts. Tho sum of
$5,000,000 was donated by congrosd
for tho Loulilntm Purchase exposi
tion corporation to oxpond undor
tho dlroctlon of a nntlonnl commis
sion. Later St. Louis needed moro
funds wltho which to finish tho
grounds and bluldlngs and congress
camo to tho roscuo with a loan oV
$4,000,000. Tho lonn was paid back.
At dlfforont times tho James
town oxposltlon obtained donations
amounting to about $500,000 and
No. 15 9:50 p. m., California Ex-
pross.
No. 13 1:31 a. ra., San Francis
co Express.
Toward San Francisco Freight.
No. 221 2:33 a. m., San Fran
cisco Fast Freight.
No. 225 11:55 a. in., arrives
11:26.
A Savings
Bank Account
Mas been the nucleus
of many a fortune.
It's a sure and safe
way of accumulating
money.
It's an insurance pol
icy against failure.
Open one with us.
Savings Department
Capital National
Bank
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CORVALLIS & EASTERN R. R.
TI.ME TABLE NO 87.
Trains from and to Yaquiun.
No. 1
Loaves Yaqulna 7:15 a.m.
Arrives at Corvallla 11:00 a.m.
Arrives at Albany 11:58 a.m.
No. 2 -
Leaves Albany 12:35 p.m.
Loavos Corvallla 1:30 p.nx
Arrlvos at Yaqulna 5:40 p.m.
Trains to and from Detroit.
No. 3
Leaves Albany 7:30 a.m.
Arrives at Detroit 12:30 p.m.
No. 4 -
Leaves Detroit 1:00 p.m.
Arrives at Albany 5:55 pjn.
Trains for CorvalHs.
No. 8
Leaves Albany 7.55 a.m.
! Arrlvos at Corvallla .... 8:35a.m.
No. 10
Leaves Albany
Arrives at CorvalHs . . .
No. 0
Leaves Albany , . .
Arrlvos at Corvallla . . . .
Trains for Albany.
No. 5
Leaves CorvalHs 6:30 a.m.
Arrives at Albany 7:10 a.m.
No. 9
Leaves CorvalHs
Arrives at Albany
No. 7
Leavos Corvallla 6:00 p.m.
Arrives at Albany 6:40 p.m.
No. 11 (Sunday only)
Leaves Corvallla 11:15 a.m.
Arrives at Albany 11:58 a.m.
No. 13 (Sunday only)
Leaves Albany 13:35 p.m
Arrive at CorTallla ltlgp.m.
For further iatoraatio apply ta
OHO. P. XEVINg,
G. PM, Afat, AJfcy, Om,
2:25 p.m.
3:06 p.m.
7:35 p.m.
8:15 p.m.
12:30 p.m.
1:15 p.m.
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row lapels, no baghuJ
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"" Buiect certain nnet
sults from tallorin. i.
that aro specialists i.
men's clothes-whoje J
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sees on the college t
dashingly daring, bat
too oxtreme.
910 or $11 up to),
BUT RESERVE YOUR i
ION UNTIL YOU SEE
SUITS.
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Our sulti nro either n
better or there's
nbout them Hint nuv.,
moro desirable than tin J
sold elsewhere.
C5 IL.
ou mo juung mea hj.
young men know.
G. .W. JOHNSON & CO.
THE GOOD CLOTHES STORE-
Announcement
To my patrons and tho public
That I havo added a Horso Shooing department wltha firttt
horso Bhoor, and tho patronai;o of any nnd all will be pp
in this lino. Special attention .paid to Interfering, ow-nit
nnd lamo horses. Satisfaction guaranteed. Wo pay spediim
tlon to building trucks, cxpross and dollvory wagons, aal A '
lilclcs. A first-class paint Bhop nnd an thorough palnfcfi
hides. Paints, oils, varnishes and lubricating oils ot aii
Wagons, buggies and hacks, also farm implements ofrfj
plows, harrows, cultivators. Agonts for tho bra nonw
clnes. Klnhnlna & Shonhord traction engines, sawmill
o-"-" " --
ory and gaaollno engines. It will Indeed pay yoa f '
to us If vou need any of thoso lines. tom m
boo us, whother you buy or not. Communications by matt P'
ly answered.
GEO. B. JACOB
Corner Front nnd Pine streets, North Salem. Phono Mala
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cat EM ill S3'
Comfortably a.nd quickly reached from "
Paciflo to Albany, thence Corvains & casic.u - ycketz, I
Round trip rates from SALEM. $5,000 'fri!"tkkAl
for return until October 31st. and $3.00 for three o
. . . . I IfnnrlnV follOWIDB 0,w -
going baiuruays ana roiuruiuji - iihany oa n
tickets honored for going or return trip from Aibany T I
& Eastern "every Sunday" excursion train i"
M. and returning leave Nowpo-t 5:30 P. M. goathert F"
Vnr fnrihnr Information Call On ticket 8ge
Salem, CorvalHs & Eastern, Albany, or
GEO. P. KEVINS, n.flw.d.JUW
ucnerai ruisenger Agent, wnmi"
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FOR PORTL.1ND DAILY, KXCKPX
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