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SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY SI, 1008.
NO. SO.
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Wrouxvui'
Against Savants He Has a
Spud
Is Not Afraid To Cast His Bread Upon the Waters
MWAY HE MADE
THE BOSS POTATO
GOVERNOR
OFFERS
Learned Savants la Government Employ Turn Down
and Condemn What They Cannot Emulate
ll'nltcd Press Lonsod Wire.)
Sin Francisco, Jan. 21. The Int-
it bulletin of tho United States do-
trfmont of ngrlculturo charges Luth
TTTuurbnnk with bolng a nnturo
ikir.
According to this bulletin, on
ltltd "Tho Tuna nB Food for Man,"
ad (silted by David Griffiths, asslBt
st igrocologlst, and by R. P. Hare,
jrernmont chemist at tho Now
Mexico coIIcro of agriculture, Luth
rS. Durbnnk has not succeeded In
roduclnjj a dosort cactus ontlroly
rw from spines, nor 1b tho Burbnnl'
icuii sultablo for a food for man,
li be claims.
The government "exports" declaro
itt tho spineless cnctuB cannot bo
grown on tho dosort. Luther Bur
bank nnd hundreds of loyal support
ers sny they havo seen tho splnoloss
plant growing on tho dosort, nnd
havo oaton ninny dollcious meals com
posed of tho fruit. Burbnnk also
charges that malice Inspired tho pub
lication. Tho bulletin apparently goos deep
ly Into tho subject, and abounds in
Latin tonus nnd technical explana
tions. It tolls tho history of each
of tho variotios of tho plant and de
scribes whoro It thrives In various
parts of tho world. But tho book
ontlroly Ignores tho work of Luther
Burbank, nnd calls Imposslblo many
things wall known to havo been ac
complished by tho Santa Rosn plnnt
breedor.
REWARD
THE MATCH
TO THE
CANDLE
CASTEEl murder;sgott strikes it
RECENT INFORMATION POINTS
TO SOME ONE OTHER THAN
.MONTGOMERY AH PERPETRA
TOR OE THE HORRIBLE GRIME
THAT STARTLED THE COMMU
NITY TWO MONTHS AGO.
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CHICAGO STORE
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
W I l MIW,MM
Our Annual
Clearing Sale
is still continued and Will be kept in full blast
until further notice, We must have room for
our Spring Goods. That is the reason we arc
offering our entire stock of up-to-date mer
chandise at such sacrifice prices. Hundreds
of articles all over the store sold at cost and
less than cost. Read on
Four thousand dollars reward Is
offered, by Govornor Chamberlain
for tho arrest and 'conviction of tho
murdoror or nuirJororB of the Cas
tool family, who wcro killed In tholr
homo on Sunday night, Dccembor 2,
nnd then tho houso, burned over their
heads to conconl tho crime.
At first It was believed tho hired
man, Montgomery, did tho work, nnd,
committing suicide, then threw him
Bolf Into tho flames. But later lnfor-
SAYS .MARION COUNTY WILL
STAND IN TO HELP PRIVATE
CITIZENS WHO ARE SPENDING
THEIR MONEY IN HER BEHALF.
Tho,MnrIon county court yostordny
transacted a little piccu of business,
.which, nlthough small, will bo fnr
rcnchlng In Its offocts. After bolng
interviewed by a largo delegation of
business men and farmors, tho court
decided to mnko an appropriation of
$300 $50 por month for six months
to defrny tho expenses of a further
edition of tho "Cherry City" book
let, which was recently published
by tho Salem Board of Trade. Tho
work now bolng dono by that board
Is bearing good fruit, nnd every day
THE STATE HONORS
RETIRING SUPERINTENDENT
EUGENE BLOWING HERSELF
FOR $1,000 PER MONTH
Her Booster Hartog Claiming That Place as the Reyil
Anne Cherry Center of the Universe, Before; tic fa.
cific Coast Ad. Men
John II. Hartog, manngor of tho
Eugene Commorclnl club, delivered
an nddrosB boforo tho I'acllla Const
Ad Mon'a convention and among
othcr'thlngs said:
When 1 spoko boforo your InBt
convontlon, hold at Sncrnmcnto, I
roferrod to our monthly Incomo In
Colusa. You laughed at mo for Buy
ing that our Incomo thoro was $500
"per" month, not $500 "a" month,
per month moaning that "por"hapu
you got It niul perhaps you don't, Jt
la a mattor or prldo and pleasure to
toll you that In Eugene, whoro I now
am located, tho pcoplo subscribed
$1000 "a" month, with no "perhaps"
about It. Think of a placo butween
8000 nnd 10,000 pooplo MUbBcrlUtbs
$12,000 for publicity work, I road la
MerU' Mngazlno about Kantma City
raising $50,000 and that, iraa
thought a hoapl Why, nt tho rata Jit
which Eugene put up, a city Ilko GUI
cago wosild havo to ralBO throo mil
lion dollar fund. Pretty good ovt
donco of Eugene's spirit, don't yoa
think?
Not All the Best.
Woll, my Idem as to promotion
advertising nro that advortlHlnc rs
such does not make tho baby iv drain.
Advertising In promotion work to a
moans to nu end. Advertising that
you havo tho best cllmato, tho Bfttwd--
(Contlnucd on page thrco.7
5W0 yards of boautlful Needle
work Embroldorlos from 4 to
IS aches wide, coin nt loss
han manufacturor's cost.
Lot I. Oc; Lot 2. 12 He ynrd
Lot a.lgc yard worth 35c.
1,0 ardj of Square Mesh Linen
!. all widths, worth 10 and,
12c per yard, now 5c
AH our Colored and Blaok Dress
Goods going at
t LKARIXG PRICES,
lv jardi of Dark and Light
-oiort-d Outing Flannels. 7c
quality, miV Tinn vnr1 ftr
lw ardg of Dress and Walstlng
Silks new, up-to-date go6Js
at-.
CLEARING PRICES.
! Clearing Prices
he blowing Goods this sea-
&8 .atest Ladles' Coats, La
d Suits, Petticoats, Dress
Skirts, Furs, Raincoats, Rub
berized Silk Coats, Ladies'
Wautt, Ladles' Jackets, Chll
toes Pura and Coats, also
iMry and Panoy Peathers.
minimi inn milium mm inn iiimmini
At u fonnnl meeting of tho Statu Boaitl, composed of Governor
Chamberlain, Secretary of Statu Benson nnd Treasurer Steel, rose
IiitJoiiH were ordered drawn up nnd npreml on tho records showing
tlto high esteem in which Superintendent Calbreath was held by
tho Board composed of the highest state officials. The same was
submitted today a"d signed by tho respective efllcers:
Whereas,. Dr. J, F, Calbreath, who for tho past eight year Imin
lx'cn superintendent of the Oregon State Asylum, and '
Whereas,. His time of otllce ns such superintendent expired on
tho ,'Jlst day of Decerning, 1007, and lit Ls nlMiiit to engage In the
practice of his profession In Uio city of McMlnnvllIe, and
Whereas, Dr. Calbrcutli has nt nil times rendered ellluioiit se.r
vice to the state, and
Whereas, The Board of Trustees of tho Oregon State Insane Asy
lum, recognizing his ability and efficiency as u physician and sur.
geon, and the loss the state sustains by reason of no longer hav
ing the benefit of his services, and desiring to express their appro,
elation of his work in behalf of tho Asylum, therefore lo it
Resolved, Tlint the Board of Trustee of tho Oregon State In
sane Asylum hereby tender Mm tho tluinks of tho Board for his
untiring efforts and faithful services In behalf of tho institution
with which ho has been long affiliated, and wish hint that suc
cess in his Hold of labor which his proficiency In his profession so
Justly deserves.
Bo It further resolved, That tho clerk of tho board bo instructed
to forward Dr. Calbreath a copy of thes, resolutions.
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Seattlu Wants Mora lult. .
i (UnltotV Prem Leasbd Wlrcft f '
Ix)h Angolos, Cal., Jan. 2-j.-A par
ty of Souula capitalists sailed from
San Podro toduy for Mazatlan and
othor portB on tho West const of
M ox I co. Tho purposo of tho trip ls
to Investigate tho possibilities of a
praposod lino of. fruit stonmors from
San Pedro to tho banana districts of
Mexico. Tho company which this
party roprosontB has noulrod oxton-
slvo tracts of fruit lands in Moxlco,
nnd propoioH to ostabllsh a rogular
stoanur sorvloo to that of tho South
ern republic. If tho plans of the
company nro successful, Los Angolos
will bo mndo tho distributing point
for bunnnns, In dlroot competition
with tho banana trust, which has Its
headquarters ut Now Orleans.
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New York Has n BllxznroT.
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Nw York, Jan. 24. Now York, la
In tho grip of tho hrt hllroard ot
the winter. Snow foil steadily all
night nnd this morning moro thna
four Inohos envorod tho gronncL.
Late nt night a sn-mllo nn hour galrr
dovolopod nnd whipped the agotr
through th stroots in UlLndJnic
oloudB. Trnlllo on tho .surfaeo ami
olevntod strootcaiH was early Inter
forod with, nnd It ls thought that by
noon today trnlllo on thouo linos will
bo completely tied dip. Tho huovt Ig
drifting badly, and all through and
suburban trains nro badly dolayod.
In tho tonument dlstrlot on tho Eaal
Sldo tho poor bognn to suffer from
tho o (Tools of tho storm Immediate
ly, owing to n shortngq of fuel
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BlMflaMHHHMIIIKBItllHHB
: OREGON ELECTRIC RAILWAY COMPANY :
"WIlUMEnE ROUTE"
2 "THE ROAD OF COURTESY AND SERVICE"
$7.00 Ralncoats-
Now
$18.00 Coats
Now
$1C50 Suits
Now. .......
$25.00 Suits
Now
$3.95
9.00
8.90
12.50
The Store that Docs The Business
mntlon comes to tho exocutlvo office
thnt tho family was klllod by an out
sider. Tho reward ls now offered in tho
hopo that tho real perpetrators of
tho foulest crime In the annals of
tho county may be brought to Jus
tice o
A Crank Wakes Up.
(United Pross Loosed Wire.)
Chicago, Jan. 24. Thousands of
persons are insane in hospitals and
sanntarlumtf, and many others are
walking the stroets on the verge of
Insanity because of loss of sleep, ac
cording to Dr. Elmer S. Pettljobn, n
specialist on nervous diseases, who
spoke nt the Reformed Episcopal
church before several hundred fol
lowers of Bishop Fallows and "Chris
tian Psychology."
Twelve yoars experience In sani
tariums at Kankakee has taught him
that most Incurable raving maniacs
aro "night owls," sleeping only five
soes new taxpayers added to our pop
ulation. This prooose will soon not
only greatly ineroaso tho woalth of
our county, but relatively deoroaso
tho rate of taxation on all proporty.
It ie the logioal solution of most of
our problems, to get moro peoplo In
to our country. Tho Wlllamotto val
ley needs ten times the prosent pop
ulation, and many of tho counties,
with this important fact in view, aro
lending aid to the promotion work
all along (he line. Anyone could not
but be Irupressod with tho good work
being done by visiting tho Board of
Trade headquarters occasionally, as
tbore colonists and new-comers can
be met from all parts of America,
most of whom are casting about for
a new home. During tho past few
days the following named havo regis-,
tered at tho headquarters: D. M.
Cleveland, Ilorwlck, la.; E. H.
Balos, Falrvlew, Mont.; C. L. Lea
vltt, Boston, Mass.; R. H. Voorhees,
N. Y. City; J. P. Harris, Council
Grove, Kan.; Mrs. Belle Dory, Far-
(Continued on fourth page.)
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OPEN FOR BUSINESS
WITH
BETWEEN PORTLAND AND SALEM
STOPPING AT ALL INTERMEDIATE STATIONS. TRAINS
FROM ROTH PORTLAND AND KALEM. LEAVE AT H O'CLOCK
A. M. AND 2 O'CLOCK P. M. AND ARRIVE AT II O'CLOCK A.
M. AND 5 O'CLOCK P. M. FROM TEMPORARY' STATIONS COIN
NER OF FRONT AND JEFFERSON STREETS IN PORTLAND,
AND HIGH AND STATE STREETS IN SALEM. TICKETS FOR
SALE ON TitAINS OR AT THE UNDERSIGNED OFFICES OI?
THIS COMPANY, AT THE FOLLOWING
REDUCED RATES
BETWEEN PORTLAND AND SALEM:
SINGLE TRIP $ J.5(
ROUND TRIP 2.7f
SATURDAY TO MONDAY (8 days) SJ.OO
25-RIDE FAMILY COMMUTATION (Book) 1W.W
Slnglo and round trip and 25 rldo family ilokots aro on salo dally
Return portion of round trip tlekote uio good for 30 days und 25
rJdo book is good for threo months from date of Sale. Saturday to
Monday tlokets on salo for train loaving at 2 p. m. Suturdaya or
any Sunday train; good roturning on any train of Sunday or Mon
day following dato of Balo, For further Information apply to
P. J. BWAYNE, Ticket Agent, GEO. P. NEVINS,
Halem (Ofllc Capital Drug Store) Truffle .Manager.
Liberty nnd State Street, Portland.
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to six hours each night.