Daily capital journal., January 24, 1908, Page 4, Image 4

DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FlUDAY, JAXVAHY 21, 3006.
'MXBVltVBIA PIIOOP.
Ww Jlny Mrnl Cnn Ho Thoroughly
Kajoycd by Any Btoiiincli.
r
of
Men, as n rule, nro flnt discovered
Gy OiiAr cnornlos. Tholr antagonists
(term on tho searchlight, nnd tho
HwboT Of merit will Ho In being able
So stand tho flash.
Tt was only In this way that Mr.
Wblto ever know that dyspepsia won
ct dt Mr. Mack's worst enemies.
StMnB Taco to face at a two-by-four
Cable li handed his pfflloled friend
tb wn of fare:
ystor Cocktail. HtufTed Ollros.
Poston Clam Chowder.'
Strained Gumbo.
Sirloin Btenk with Mushrooms.
Hoait Ilcef Hash,
Birfkl Ox Tonguo with Sauerkraut.
T)bster a la Nowb'org.
naked Pork nnd Deans.
Combination Grab Salad,"
Hot Mlnco Pic.
Vlncsspplo Fritters.
Xr. WMle? ordered a "llltlo
CMUk'r Mr. Dyspepsia niack ordorod
crwikcrs and a glass of mllkj "I had
mk a Wr breakfast this morning,"
IJhj mM. "that I'll Just tako a blto to
&cp ftm tonipony." nut Whlto c,ould
mot tdecelvod; "I am nfrnld you
can't stand tho gleam, Mr, Ulnck.
Why flon't ymi sny you haVq tho dys
pepsia, nnd bo dono with It? You'll
hi ways linvo Mint liiinnry look, any
how tis long as you hnvo dyspepula.
Now listen. My stomach wax In Just
arm bad condition ns yours at
time Hut now I onn oat anything,
nt nny limn. For Instmioft, (his oliun
oliowder or sirloin stank or even the
Tobstor Mtlud would ho Just ns wel
come to my stomach ns your crackers
nnd milk. You don't rwillto how this
dysBQpsIn business Is robbing you of
yor spirit, of your energy nud abili
ty to think ijulokly. I rnit't help no.
tlcn II, You haven't tho elisor iui.I
tsoulablllly you hnd threw months iiro
Now, I'll loll you what to do." and
thtmmt tho cheerful Mr. While look
u vial from his pocket and extracted
n wso tablet. "There, there Is n tab
Tot that oontnlns nti Ingredient, mis
Krnln or which digests .1000 grains of
food. For even tho worst dyspeptic
It Is tho only thing Hint really give
relief. Tho reason It relieves the
Htonmoh of nearly all tho work It has
to do, dlKtwtg everything In the stom
nch and stlmitlntes the gastric Jilloe.
1 can't got along wltliout them. Thoy
r Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. You
an Kt them anywher ou earth for
EOp u paokage."
Yes, it la true, Btunrl's Dyspepsia
tablets absolutely atop heartburn,
nauwvt, Indigent lun. dyspasia of Him
worst type, sour stoHineh. blonty feel
Ihk nnd all emotion atttl Irritation.
Mild freshen nad Invigorate tke sio wi
nch. Tkey elisor yon up, ami make
yon t Mil tkw good tkere It In yosir
food. Yen will forgot that you em
feitl H slOHHirh tit worry you.
Stand hs yoNr name and ad tiro to
Say, and w will at ohm Mud yoH Ujr
tnsll u sample parkagr, fre. Ad
Srts F A Stuart Co.. ISO UtHHrt
yCg. MurehnH. Mirk
HORST
VERSUS
DURST
FAMOUB OI'KltATOIl IMS AP
I'lvAItKI) I.V TlIK GRKAT DRA
MA OF TIIK HOP GKOWKIW
BTHUGOLIJ WITH TIIK DKATII
CH' TIIK HOP GHOWI.VG INDUS-THY.
Paul It. G. Ilorst, tho mlllionnlro
hop operator, who has boon In tho
elty for n fow days, has been got In
to the nowspanors In tho groat game
that is bolng played horo In which
ibo growers, tho doalors and tho
growcr-ucaiors aro star periormors.
Tho Capital Journal Is not tho or
gan of any faction, and lionco was
slow to publish Mr. I Torsi's version
of tho situation. The groat hi? dono
of Durst Is now sucosded by a brew
of tho Intent Importation called
Hornt. Mr. Horst Is tho mnn who
boomed hops to 35 cents In 190C, and
parted with ft cool half million of tho
tola of tho realm to the growors.
Today he Is saying thero aro hops
onough lotlo the country n yonr, and
another groat big crop will finally
ono put (ha wholo Industry on the hobo
list.
"Curtail your acreage one-half. It
is ths only salvation." in the inn
gunKs of tho Immortal Mlonwbor,
what will turn tup next.
Mr. Ilorst Is a man wortli paying
some attention to. lit has been
known as the champion market
ImosUr or Hi country, and his llrm,
with Immense connections, has han
dled BO. 000 hale of tho 300.000
bales railed on the Pnollle coast. If
h Is a bull Mr. Hornt Is not trying to
raise any false liopoa In the breasts
of the grower. Il doss not discour
age the growers going Into the union.
He Is one of the host-Informed, all
around walking encyclopedias on
Imp statistics on- earth today, and
those who nro managing the union
might do wo ixo than get somo Infor
mation from Mr. Ilorst. Primarily
Mr. Hornt Is hero In consultation
with his uoiiuioi, Ford & ICaUer, over
the litigation started by I.oule I.noli
miiud & Co.. over luifullllled contracts.
o-
TRAMPS MAKE
CHICAGO SIT UP
I'hlwgu. Jmu Jt. The polk ,U
lwtHit nritutll) alumtwi tt tk
tHiHHrtrHtk Msde xss4nlsy Uy
tk fulNtwen of h IteltWMM, "KlKf
r Trtmiii." IK deryiHg ike otle.
who were ratrHl to hw Ik- Imishw
t Urik mh tk line ( nmrk. As
Mdouw ot ikl fer. Cktef mt Pelle
Mppy has onlermt weirs mmumI ef
earnrldgw to b UVet, from tk d
tarlintHt' artHWMU. and th Mm j.
Iurtroetti kave be lMtrMf(tl to
feoM itself In rtsdlMtM Ut ald with
wrwms of wsler. Ik dlHMeifii( .
Tk elVr HtkttrltM wer not
wtVt to Ike set ( Iks sun
tMtM's cttrntMAhd kwet Mml sVKkt
fcu 11m Mint rkArs-nl tkM. it
m rerattiitoii to ikem. Tkei- knJ
tteier 4recssiM 4kt Ike sllr NuU
W u..ftl In Um ttcktet m.
Kg" IteilSMMi w tint I a rie
Ihi uwd tkW tsrt( u- 4u
Hisl to wlv trUl er Jry.
t4el Ml lainiedUie teert.
VUs mm w est for trial before Jet
(t tt4ir, in tk uvitiei eosn.
. m hick ke w ssoii -4 by Ik po
lx Ms ot rAfof IMW, reMrvi
t. Ike ) )wy Um eirviisikeiMK)
va uDiieMMitoN w tfwiUie
'" ' M II O .111-
'AppumtmiKtU Mad.
Tfc wmiy mmmm' eurt
MHrrW-r t rwd dfciriex K, 1,
A4 WtlHsw ltu4oaa Mak4 at
Xlm dWti t 1 Oie vecv
Mit4 by (ke rtttsftatftM ( 0. w
Ak4eri4a,
COLLEGE EDITOR
IS BOUNCED
GLAD IT DID
SO MUCH GOOD
Tho Local Druggists Hear Murh
PjviIno for TliN Simple Home
Mndo Mixttin.'.
Borne romarkablo stories are being
told of this olmpfle home-made mix
mlxUiro curing Rheumatism and
Kidney trouble, oven after tho most .
noted health resorts failed to glvej
the slightest relief. Horo Is the re-j
clpo and directions for taking: Mix
by shaking well In a bottlo one-half;
ounoo juiu I'Jxtract uanoeiion, one
otinco Compound Kargon, thrco
ounces Compound Syrup Sarsaparllla. K
Tako ne n dooo one toaspoonful alter,
meals and at bedtimo. I
No chango need bo mwlo In your
usual diot, but drink plenty of good
wator.
This mixture, wrltoo one author
ity, hai a peculiar tonic effect upon
tho kldjnoys; cleaslng tho clogged-
wp poros or tho ouminnuvo tissues,
forcing tho kidneys to sift and strain
from tho blood tho otrlo ncld and
other poisonous wast matter, over
comlnc Hheumatlsm, Dlnddor and
Urinary troubles In n short while.
Bvory prescription pharmncy can
supply tho Ingredionts, which are
easily mixed at home. Thorc U suld
to bo no bottor b'ood-cloanslng agent
or system tonic known, and certain
ly nont mor hnrmluM or siinp'e to
use.
o p
LovimI .Mixed Willi Tronbli'.
The case of tho State vs. Miller,
on n chnrgo of nssnultlng one Jen
nlngs Smith, of Sllverton, was t at
1 p. m. in Justlco Wobstor's court.
Dsfundaut was reprosonted by P. II
D'Arcy and the state by the district
attorney's offlca.
Miller Ut a young man who works
at the butchering business, and th')
way the matter was roprtMentfd to n
reporter he has boen paying consid
erable attention to Miss Smith, and
hnri not been n persona uon grata.
Hut It did not moot with thr approv
al of the father, who went after Ml'
lr, and made him promise to 01U
the pursuk of his daughter. ThU
Miller did under pressure of clrrutn
minces. Aftorward he repented of
his promise and threatened Smith,
nnd for this ho Is under arrest It
soams to bo nioro of n case of true
love not running smoothly than of
any wrong-doing on the part of an
one, and the affair may be settled
by getting out a mnrrlago llceuae,
nnd even daddy may be happy.
IfcWMiWIMlliMlWfcWiWIlWIIIW
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tUronl University. Cl., Jsh. II.
Mlor iiteUiNjr and partlrliwtlHK l
a tllsonter In a nubile kail In Palo
Alto." lfctward A. Chunk. hmhhcIur
Miliar of ike "felly Palo Alto." In
keen MMNld from tke Institution
for tki N4MtM(er of tke acmleiulr
mr. Tkls actkm of tke faculty is
tke Ntoet drastic eitM-e tke ttupenslott
of U. S. Allea. a forwrr editor of
tke ntilly Palo Alto, and Its muse
wan tke disturbance precipitated Utst
wek wken II. P. U. Troy, an attor
ney of San Praarlseo. deNtandetl an
Inveatigsltoa of ik afTnlrs of tke
town oWclaie. end tke student re
afHiMsUNg to an invitation Issued ky
tke ottlcUls became Involved In a
rlwt.
Cnnka took nnrt In tke affair first
wken ke noatwl la Hadsa Hull a no
Uee hmuhwIIhr; to Mate from Mayor
Parkinson, in wkkk tke stmleaU
were hsK4 to atiad tke meeting.
and tarvntMy koeauee of tke promi
nent part ko sfterwnras otuyetl In
tke rtot l tke vostlknle of tke ksll.
He uas clukked nt tkls Hate ky one
of tae town ooktela.
I'iisnIii I'oi'Ki'd Clii'ckH.
(United Preos I.eswl Wire.)
I.o AiiKelM, Cnl., Jsu II. Chas
It. Iwsoh. wku, previous to tke San
rTRiiruKX) eariiKiunKe and lire. wh!
a paying teller or a savings Uank In
tliat city, whs nrreeted Inst nlgkt by
detoctlvea In tt room Ins; house 011
Ifciot Ilftk street sml bookml rfti a
clmrve of forgery. It alteejl by
tke police that tor the lwst two yuan
ltwwtn liss Ikwu ikumIhk f(irgHJ or
worthlvsK checks nil oer thu itnin-try.
U u liellovi'd that within two yonr.
h ha awlitdltM vnrlous int-rrhniPs
E. HOFER, Editor and Prop.
SALEM, OREGON
ie1M.lalt.lllitli1iilfnilS'lilliflitl.lii1iiliili,lliliiliilli.fcls,i,i,ss,s,M...T.t,tlrltlw
1
and nnall Htnt-fkoopors from Ten-
noss and Arkanswts to the Parlnr
coaat out of more than $10,000.
Iawaou was arretted nfter a two
weeks' rhase ky tke deteotlves.
The specific chance on wkick he
was arrested was for the alleged
swindling of a wine company here
out r $iu on a rhwk drawn on an
Oakland xaMiiKu hank, at which h?
hsd 110 .icciinr
Iloiijiht IUk Xi'tVNpnpcrH.
(I'nltod Press I.easod Wire.)
Salt Uko, Jan. 21. -Coimuinma-tlon
of two Important newspaper
deals wan aonncel todny. The Suit
like II era kl ws sold by rormer
Senator W. A. Clark to Samuel New
house nnd Colonel K. A. Wall, and
the KvenhiB Telogrnm wna ucqutred
by the Salt Lake Tribune. New-
Iioii'.p. who is oiu of the wea'thlegt
mining mon In the West, has tens
torlal ambitions, nud Is n Dmiocnt
it Is said thnt Colonel Wall bu
hopes that ho will be chosen head d
thu depnrtmont of mlnos, If such 1
bureau ie crontod In Washington.
OA.jBTOXI.XAi
Btm tfcs j Kind You Hate Alu V$
Blgajturo .
&ffl&&u
xijw
UIQIITLVn
(orHAtn, itqu statu
Kollln K Pao today ctea new
eoatiaci fur Hg ktteg all tke Mate In
UUitkMU ft too iMrknl ot tea yearn.
Tke attorney-general and state fcuiM
laga bitard mh wttk SUeu Suoertn
imerni uf A)lum atvtnoi and State
Prtoan MMrinteaaent Javsos, and
wot ovoi h nuiirr .oruring n am
(dial rvduoiuni
Mothers Take Notice
Of Oiir Boys' Suit and Overcoat Sale
This is an opportunity that should appeal to every one
of you. One hundred Knee-Pant Suits between the
ages of 3 and 16 years
One-Half Price
Tapemis
NT
t&W&s.
jv m FRRiTm'y-
NC STOMACH 15 m urln
f ltit
hae boo
Eil'T'T'K'tIC?
lika a
IMnaawnmnar J
tkt tlu Hit.
tors cuu cun
PiHr .Vipeuto
ludlKvwtltin,
l)ppU,
CtiUls, CoUb,
lMIwucsa
ul Malaria,
T-y tt tod4y
f9r ,
V. I
I W'"7k To Be Sold at
I .iSF UM
I i v xm-M. jsotSS'
I HA w w;
I 1 M sSM Qnl?rc slock of
I JH HI All stvl
I Amp J1H' . .
I 5li ffl&t regular
I SOtt JglfU Salc
sis .gage h t
I tM ; HI J
JB, Salem
ii
Regular prices $3.00 to $6.00
Sale prices One Half
Boys' Overcoats at Half Prices.
cs and sizes
prices $5.00 to $7.5.0
Prices One-Half
Woolen Mill
flflfl
Store
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