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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1907)
a DAITiV CAPITAL JOUKNAL. SALEM, OnKOON. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1007. r 1 t h. i HOFER BROS., Pfm Proprietors W. HOFI3R, Editor. A. P. IIOFEIl, Alanagcr. CHE JOUUNAL STANDS 1'Olt F110GIIESS, DEVELOPMENT, GOVERNMENT. AND NO DEGRADED LAnOR. GOOD THIS WAS THE SONG. Wo have forgotten. This tho rowers knew, Straining within ,tho galley's reeling night. Llfo gent to breaking, while their great souls grew Strong In tho ancient purpose of Time. This was tho song whereby they mado their fight. Laughed as they swung. Gods! how tho cord bit through 1 This was tho song tho pagan lovexs heard, Wakened by flowers In a roso-red dawn, Tihrough tho bright dew they fled, Uko ocean stirred With morning. Baro and beautiful they ran, Holding each other's hand. Through leaves they're gone, Ctoavlng Lho silver pool with flash of bird. CarvKsn In' stone, Abydoa holds it fast Tho ltttlo Eastern dancor with her lute, Wild Erin's fairies crying for tho past. They keep tho deathless secret of tho word Hid bohind Nature's lips, who, grave, remote, Guard from this profanation till the last. .J(? Not unto us who bide tho ebb and flow, ' Tho sensolcss order of tho tldo of law, c . Wo Jwvo forgotten to bo free, wo know Only tho ltoration of tho dny ' . Tho prlcoless moon, white pearl without a flaw, Drownn In tho muddy stream of worldly woe. -j f The Wo tako tho potty part and loavo tha wholo, s Lent, to our ken tho song of Nature's youth groat barbaric winds that sweep tho soul And leave It emptied of a M olso but truth. Holon Hay Whltonoy In Baltimore Sun. 1 o THE FIlOSPniUTl'.OF OREGON COLLEGES. Pure Teas are healthful-nerve soothing-delicious. FOLGER'S GULDEN GATE TEAS Ceylon Japan OolonaJ English Brar&Kfaat Gun. powcSer BlacK (V. Groan re pure. Packed flavor tight in dust-proof car tons to protect their purity and flavor. J. A. Folgar (XL Co. P San.Wanetae latpartvra of Pur Tamm Ptea ORIGIN OF THE SWASTIKA. PrliicvlUo Woman Snys Arizona Az tecs Used It First. Probably no donomlnatlonnl collogo In tho northwest Is making such "Lcndwny an Wlllamotto University n t Salem. . Slnco 1902 hor progress and grow th has been constant and substan tial. ' Tho number of hor students has grown greatly from year to year and hor oqulpmont, In buildings and apparatus places tho historic Institution IN Til 13 IXHtEFRONT OF WESTERN' UNIVERSITIES. Though nurtured In tho crndlo of Mothodlsm, Wlllamotto University ! not a sectarian Institution but It Is tho dovotlon of Methodists nnd tho loyalty of Its alumni that Is bringing "Old Wlllamotto" to tho front. Lant week In draco Mothodlat church In Portland In nn outburst of loyalty which has novor boon equalled In hto history of northwest Moth odlsm, tho Orogon conforonco pledgod moro than $80,000 an nn endow ment .fund for tho old college. Stnto Sonnitor Robert A. Booth, of Eugene, who headed tho list with $10,000, has In tho past mado soveral largo gifts to the Institution and ho Is hailed by tho studont body ns tho university's great frlond. In tho onward march of education In Oregon Wlllamotto University Is followed closely by hor slstor denominational Institutions, Pacific unl vorsjty at Forost Grove, Pacific collogo ut Newberg, McMlnnvIUo collogo ot McMlnuvlllo nnd Albany collogo at Albany, aro nil ontorlng INTO GREATER SPHERES OF INFLUENCE and tho friends of thoso Insti tutions aro giving nobly of tholr monoy thnt tho equipment of theao colleges might bo ndoquato to tiro noun? of a growing stnto. Orogon Iwih n right to bo proud of hor colleges nnd Orogon PARENTS SHOULD SEND THEIR CHILDREN TO OREGON COLLEGES. Thoy owo It- to tho stato In which they llvo Orogon oollcgo trained young mon ninko good In eastern collogos nnd Gagged. "Post always goes to the dentist's with his wife." "Tho Ideal What for?" "It's tho only tlmo ho over has a chanco -'o speak to her." o Can you afford to trlflo with bo sorl oub a matter as to neglect a bad cold or cough, when for a trifling amount you can secure a bottle of "Hick ory Dark Cough Itoniody," that la guaranteed to euro or monoy refund ed. Price 25c, 60c and $1.00 per bottlo. For sale by all dealers every wheiu Moro Fashionable. "Sponklug for mysolf," said tho ollglb1 bncholor, "I do not bcllevo In oarly marrlagos." "Nor do I," replied tho fair maid. "High noon Is tho correct time." Chicago News. o They Mnko You Feel Good.V Tho pleasant purgatlvo effect ex perienced by all who ubo Chambor laln's Stomach nnd LIvor Tablots, and tho healthy condition of the body nnd mind which thoy create makes ono fool Joyful. Prlco, 2Cc. Samples freo at Dr. Stono's drug storo. Though thousands of people wear tho little swastika pins, but few know of tho origin of tho little em blem. According to Mrs. George Mllllcan of Prlnovllle, who has been J hero today, tho swastika cross Is de rived from tho Aztecs or other tribes that inhabited Arizona in the pre historic days. For many years Mrs. Mllllcan was In thb government Indian service In Arizona. While there sho visited tho ancient ruins at Casa Grando and noticed that much of tho ancient pottery was adorned with tho em blems, of tho present day swastika. By tho modern Indians of Arizona it Is held that the emblem was gen orally usod by their forefathers as It Is UBed today, In tho bellof that It brings good luck. They them selves use It generally upon tho pot tery and baskets which they now make. East Oregonlnn. o Astronomy and n Girl. Thoy were enjoying a quiet stroll out under tho star strown voll of evening, and he, bashful youth, eagorly grasped a stray opportunity to keep alive tho languishing con versation. "Yo, Miss Goorglnna, that stnr over thoro Is tho planet Jupiter, which, thoy say, Is about 400,000, 000' miles from tho earth, and thnt bright red planet overhead Is Mars, 'which Just now Is only a ltttlo over 40,000,000 miles away. It's a gront question among scientists whether or not thoro aro Inhabitants on ol thor of them." "Well, George," said tho fair lis toner, In her thirst for astronomical knowlodgo drawing a llttlo closor to her Informant, "If thoro ronlly aro It doesn't seem to mo they'ro nenr enough so that they could sco us on a dark ovonlng llko this, oven though' they wore looking this way." Jttdgo. o V j j eseit tuA : i& ' T" 1 "3 . Keep Croup Out of Your Home In every home in the country where there are babies and young children there should be a bottle of Jayne'a Expectorant. Every mother knows the danger of Croup. Every mother should know this oldest and most reliable of Croun Kcmcaics. uroup win nave little terror for you if you always have a bottle of DR. D. JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT at hand. This splendid rcmedv. eiwn t-.-. quickly cures Croup has cured it far several uu"ov' """ " Bivcn uponinefertti luiua ui uuuu suauiuiuu ui mis uisease. Get a bottle of thi3 old nnd tried remedy-It wji B'x jru uuuy a UCU1U1 and 84TC 1 irom worry. Sold in three lbottl, sijOdJfc, J jaynn xonie vtrtffcUti.tJj Jfe and the not! dtetofeta. leaic, Jara'iSutfft) 1 Joys of Absence. "Arou't you awfully lonesome without Ooorgo?" "I haven't tlmo to be. v I lspoml tho mornings reading his letters nnd demonstrated that ho training received In tho collogos of this stnto Is "i oftornoons nsworlng thorn." equal to that received In onatorn lustltutlonH. Tho nbovo editorial Is from The Dnllos Chronicle. Thoro should bo ndded ito tho list the United Drothrou collogo ut I'hllmoth, and tho Catholic collogoif at Mt. Augol and Portland. e Imperative. "Tho Hultnblo garment for chnuf fourH," Bald Stickler, "Is settled at hint. Tho fabric la unite uuosKontlal, So long as tho colors nro fast." Lopplncott's. o "For flvo yonra my family 1ms not beon troubled with tho winter coughs; wo owo this to Rallnrd'J Ilorohonnd flyrup. I know it has saved niy children from many sick spells." Sold by D. J. Pry. Not Ho Unique, "I notice a llght touch of plquo In your voice,- doar," lie said, "when you splquo." "No wondor," replied Ills would-bo young bride, "For you call only six nights n wlque." Harper's Wookly. Thrifty People lay at Don't tot their money . . . Idle. They keen it ...work earning interest. If you have Idle money nwaltin n favorable I a. vestment you caw mnko it ortrn thrt per cent inter cat 1h tho nuMuithno by depositing It Ih Mvtagw deiwrtHicHt. Our Capital National Bank His Dear Old Mother. "My dear old mother, who Is now 83 yonrs old, thrives on lSlectrlc Ult tors," writes W. U. Drunson, of Dub Uu, Gn. "Sho has tnkon them for nbout two years and enjoys nn ex cellent nppotlto, feols strong nnd sloops woll." That's tho wny Elec tric Hitters affect tho aged, nnd tho snmo hnppy results follow in nil caBOs of fvinnlo weakness nnd gon oral doblllty. Woak, puny children too, aro groatly strongthenod by thorn, aurnntcod also for stomach, llvor and kidney trobles, by J. O Perry, druggist, COo. i o Not Kxnctly u Joke. Homor Last month I sent tho gas company a check for n dollar moro than tholr bill callod for. Hootner And thoy returned tho dollar? Homer No; they sont a corrected bill. Chicago News. o Afflicted with Soro Kyes for n Years I hnvo beon nttlicted with soro eyos for 33 years Thlrtoon venrs ago I becamo totally blind and was blind for six yoars. My oyes wore badly Indnmed. Ono of my neigh bors Insisted upon my trying Chnm borlnln's Snlvo and gave mo half a box of It, To my surprlso it honlod my oyoa nnd my Bight enmo back to mo. P, C. Earlo, Cynthlana, Ky. Chamberlain's Salvo Is for sale at Dr. 8tono'8 drug storo. . Brookljii Llfo. -o-- Hard Times In Kansas. Tho old days of grasshoppers and drouth nro almost forgotten In the proaporous Kansas of today; al though a citizen of Codoll, Earl Shamburg, has not yet forgotton n hard tlmo ho oncouutorod. Ho says: "I was worn out nnd discouraged by coughing night nnd dny, and could find no rollof till I tried Dr. King's Now Discovery. It took Icsb than ono bottlo to completely euro mo." Tho safost nnd most rollnblo cough and cold euro and lung nnd throat honlor ovor discovered. Gurantoed by J. G. Porry'B drug storo, COc and 11.00 Trial bottlo free. o Tho Very Hest. "Toll mo," snld tho nmbltlous young man. "What do you consider tho best foundation for success in business?" "Hocks," wlso old Press. promptly roplled tho morchant. Phllndolphla A t'ompromlxe, "My bride wanted to go on a week's wedding tour, and I wanted to stay et homo. Woll, wo compro mised by going on a tour around tho world 1" Transactlantlo Tales. The IVxhs Wonder. Cures all kidney, bladdor and rheumatic troubles; sold by all drug gists, or two moatW trial treatweat by mall for 1.09. Dr. H. W, Hall, 898 i Olive ttrwt, it. LqhIs. Mo 8ad for tewUaoBtalr. SohJ by SHoae'i drug ter. Out of Sight. "Out of sight, out of mind," Is an old saying which applies with Bpeclal forco to a sore, burb or wound that's been treated with Ducklon's Arnica Salvo. It's out ot sight, out of mind and out of exist ence. Piles too and chilblains dis appear under Its healing influence. Uurnnteed by J. C. Perry, druggist, 26c. Napoleon Ilonnpnrto showed, at tho battlo of Austcrlltz, ho was tho greatest leader In tho world. Ballard'B Snow Liniment has shown tho public It Is tho best lini mont in tho world. A quick euro for RhoumatUm, Sprains, Burns, Cuts, etc. A. C Pitts, Rodessn, Ln seys: "I used Ballard's Snow Llni mont in my family nnd find It unex celled for soro chest, headache, corns, in fact for anything that can bo reached by a liniment." Sold by D. J. Fry. o A Scholarly Wit! Th quick mind of tho Into "Dr. Halg-Brown, mnstor of tho fumouB Chartorhouso school, In London, wns ovor ready to solzo upon an absurdity,- and glvo It a witty turn. A fond parent once wroto asking him to "Inter" hor son nt Charter house. "Dcnr rtndam," ho wroto bnck, "I Bhall bo most hnppy to uudor tako your son." London Tologrnph o . Bad breath is a most offensive ail ment, Irrltatos you as woll as your friends; Holllstor's Rocky Mountain Ton takes tho bad tnsto from tho mouth, removes tho cause, purifies tho breath; 3Cc, Tea or Tablets. For salo nt Dr. Stono's storo. o Why Ho Did Not Dance. Tho other day a young mnn gavo n reason for not dancing tho spirit of which might bo mndo to apply to a good mnny failures In llfo. "I should llko to dance," ho Bald, "nnd I should dnnco, only tho music puts me out nnd tho girls gets in my way." Tho London Tntler. Hip, Hip, Hurrah! "Ton to ono tho corsQt trust stays," says tho Baltimore Ameri can. "Of corset will stay," saya tho Washington Herald. Humor gouo to waist! Common er. ' That's a dead cinch with a string on It. o Tho old Pennsylvania Dutch Dun kard rccommonds "Hickory Bark Cough Remedy." Guaranteed to euro your cough, and guaranteed to bo pure. Mado from tho bark of tho sholl bark or whlto hickory tree. For salo by dcalora ovorywhoro. Who wns tins Wth Post Thooandomltu making love Isadlrliltyi Parker Yes, I lnoj I tho divinity? The Editor. o JullttS CMM was a- man ot nerve teti loft Its mark and h i boforo his time. Sletawl caused by a torped Ilia' will regulato your Hrer ull hoalth, Mrs. Carrio Ai Knn writes: "I eouUtl tho host medicine I era I I am never without ll" J. Fry. A CIwiiho. "Woll," complalnod tho ornnky woman, "I never mot a man so hard to pleaso as my husband." "Tho Idea!" oxclalmed tho spite ful Mis Knox. "How qutoklt-mon chn'ngo! It was only a few' years ago that ho proposed to you." Philadelphia Pross. o A Criminal Attoek. on on Inoffensive citizen Is frequent ly mado in that apparently useless llttlo tubo callod tho "appendix." It's gonorally tho result ot protract ed constipation, follow Ins liver tor por. Dr. King's Now Llfo Pills regu late tho liver, prevent appendicitis, aad establish regular habits of tho bowete; 35c at J. a Perry's drug storo, Qulnscy, Sprains and Swellings Cured "I November, 1901, I caught cold nnd had tho quinsy. My throat was swollen so I could liardly brcatho. I nppllod Chamberlain's Pain Balm and It gavo mo relief In a short time. In two days I was all right," says Mra. L. Cousins. Otterburn. Mloh. Chamborlaln's Pain Balm Is a lini ment and Is especially valuable for sprains aud swellings. For salo at Dr. Stono's drug storo. Announcement lo my patrons and tho public That I havo addod a Horso Shooing department wltln horso ohoor, and tho patronngo of any and all will he t in this Uno. Special attontlon paid to Interfering, ow and lamo horses. Satisfaction guaranteed. Wo par 'J' tlon io building trucks', expross and delivery waconi, ui i lUcles. A flrst-clasa paint shop nnd an thorough palatal hides. Paints, oils, varnlshos nud lubricating oils of w Wagons, bugglM and hacks, also farm Inipleracnti of A ) plows, harrows, cultivators. Agonts for the bra ooiim' clnoa. NIfthnlnH & Shonherd trnctlon engines, sawmill ery and casolino enKincs. It will Indeed pay l - .... i ., .. .iinon iinp Cobb a IW UU ll JfOU UUVU UJf "I mvaw .. -. seo us. whothor you buy or not. Communications brcuu I ly answorcd. ' N GEO. B. JACOB Corner Front and Pine streets, North Salem. Fhoae X14 USK SELF B. B. 1 Flow !. -. n . im- .... imM uUfb' tw uuiiuh urowa jurenwt, unauie vibci - - T -, ALLBN'S D. B. Is. FLOUR CO INC " f" (smD Doublo Hetlremeut. Fathor Well, Fritz, 1'vo decided to rotlro from business. You shall tako chargo of it. Son Can't yo.u work a couplo of yen. a more? Thon we'll" both retire! Transatlantic Tales. W. Akendrlck, Valley Mills, Tex., writes: I have used Ballard's Hre fcound Syrup for coughs and throat troubles; it l3 a pleasant and most uncvuru ramwiy." sold by D Fry, J. SmmU tf TORUL. m m Yw hh iUmn BmiK c&&m& NEWPOR The Ideal Pacific Coast Resort oa YAQUINA BAY Comfortably and quickly reached from JJ Pacific to Albany, thence CorraWs & Eastern "" iiouna irip raies irom o."--, t -- ,krMJy" for return uatll October 31st, and J3.00 f0rI1' jifi buiuk oaiuruays ana reiurniup - iiiaf tickets honored for going or return trip fro y & Eastera "every Suaday" excursion in. M. and returalag leave Newport 5:30 P. . itm1 . ...,.".. , -ii nn ticket " rur mriHer iBiorsHviun v. Salea, Corvallls & Eaitera, Albany, or OHO. P. NOTUI. 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