Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, March 04, 1908, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAL JOUKNAL, SALMI, ORftOOX. WKDXE8DAY, MARCH 4, lf8. "An Wrong" ijrton Ihe stomach ii out of jnfer. & ikM&m, Imd fc aotvmdt towels are fluff gish, the liver torpJd and tht nerve unstrung. Get your atotnach right, and pull yr M together with a &m or two of $keciam2 IKature's remedy for til the ick condittoft that affect the 4tgtfttb organs. A relkWa jnedidite for acute intHfeatio, dyspepsia, heartbunt, acid stomach, constipation and Wl- f jtaa attacks. Beecfcam's PiUa act prArptly, and rettort r JaeaKlty tof io the wgaiui. A ' Uw dcata, aaeded, and "AlFs Right" n 4 Ml 4 J0. m4 N. FMOffKCUTOK IIKNKV ))il) NOT MAKH OOI JMWar OrvM Doo'h Atito RofoHte of ftcnator Fulton Ih tlio 0ihII1o tk'HtifH-i, Tho jicoplo of Cooh county roiul with interest tho attack which Fran co J Honey mndo upon Bonntor Pul ton In nn address In Portland re cently, Unit they withhold tholr vor diet until tho sonntor had inudo p. reply thuretoj for thoy ronllxod It was nothing mora 4hnn a pnrt of a s political gntna gotten up In Uio In tercel of tho opposition pnrty, who would endeavor to cunt tho stlgmn of dishonor upon Mr. Pulton nnd lower hlj Htnndlng with tho pooplo, knowing 4hls to ho tho only way, a tkoy havq for years had govern mont Hi spies on hi track tracing his ov ary move and wcro Just as anxious t catch him U tho snnro no thoy wr Senator Mitchell and others whom they Indicted by onesided testimony and convicted by tho mnn of perjured testimony.. Not tw4lHg anything against Pulton tluy a4 a writer of tho Ainorlcan Mnga line come into tho ttato and after spending a few wcoka with 4ho ene mies of tho sonator ho wroto ft series of articles for his publication on tho work of Ileney nnd Hums in Orego i which placed Mr. Pulton In tho llRht of a scoundrol In tho minds of those who bellevo everything they rend, especially if It Is against ono who holds a position of trust and honor. Wo rend bn articles through several times, but It wai only the testimony that ww nsed In tho trials In Port asd, and did not contain anything which would tnako ono change his mind nnd see tho terrible crime that k4 been couunlttced by C. W. Put ton. Mr. Pulton answers fully tho at tack of Honey's In a 9000-word com tnunicatlou. It fully sets at rest tho unwarranted attack made upon the sjentleinaii by tho prosecutor who ob tained 5000 from tho federal gov ernment for doing their dirty work. KwryoHo In aware that It Is an easy matter to have affidavits "manufact ured" for n sum of monuy If It will hIu out a person in a political tight. and thinking people have very littlo faith tn amdavlta hat aro brought forth during a campaign. Mr. Pul ton's Utter Is a manly one and thould bo read by vryono. He ap Hals to the people of Oiegan to put their stamp of disapproval ipon tt work of tho conspirators who are endeavoring tn defeat him fur re-eteoUou to the senate. The Sentinel believes Mr. Pulton is tho let person th voters ot Coo county oa.it voto for for that oflla. as he has proveu his worth In work tag for tha bet Intent of tho oouu ty and Its people. To tho people u,t thrt state ln has been the best of sonant, looking after tHslr Inter 4ts on all ooouuloa. always belnK wilU to si out ot his way to help ayoH who has In any way askl fr his wvlon. In our opinion tho mipta would be doing themselves iajuitlw to trieet a new man, as It is itapoMUile for a new atembw In the ornate to acowt)Uh any good until k$ btxrtmie ihorouyhty aoquaiivMt with all of th saatNM and tho pr eMr of UjglataUoa. It Is bettar t kep a senator who Is abla to da wwiMhln for the tat than to trust Ha tleAllalM to aome llghtwaikt. Wd bellevo lb coasplraay that tats nu vttr4 iMto by Utmay and fw ethers will fall short of ao wwpHshjHi anj will act as a towwaae tn a tw years, aa the Hitpts will foy that ttwe rHte that hy ! m neoed m harJ as a mm wfco has taRt a soWIVtik. Thei'e have been "slick" minds work ing jn this state tho past four or five years to ralso those Into office, but who hopo by raUlng a feeling ot prejudice that (they will be able to set Into tho United Btntes Bcnaf where they would bo the aamo as n "equaro plug In a round hole." o 18 A GOOD MAN FOIt TUB POSITION W M. BuHhey Candidate for OoHnty JmJu Well Qaaliflcd to Fill the Potltlon.- (Aurora Reporter.) W. 5r. Dushcy of Balem, wh,o Is seeking tho nomination for the office of county Judge on tho Republican tlckot is a man eminently qualified to fill the office. Ho hdS bcon 30 years a rosldent of Marlon county, is a civil engineer and surveyor of wide oxporlcnco, and thoroughly under stands roads and bridge building known what Is to bo done in this class of wofk to make ir right nnl substantial. Ho has alto been ad mitted to tho hat, and Is well vorsfd In tho law, which la ono of tho main requisites required of a county Judge as many questions of law como up In tho probato court over which tho county Judgo presides, Mr. Rushoy promlsoj tho voters and property ownora of Marlon coun. ty that, If nominated and elect ed, ho will give an economical administration of tho nffalrs ot tho county government. Tho of- flco of county Judgo la ono of the moat Important offices in tho county, nnd tho voters will mnko no mistake in placing Mr. Hushoy In nomination for that position. UKI'CXIM XOIIMAIj HCIIOOLS INI I (or Hurley Take Imiio With tin IlrnvtT Ktnto llrnihl Mini. Wo do not bollovo our friend Urownhlll of the Ilnnvor Hornld litis Kivon all aides of (ho higher educa tion In this "stats thoroiiKh atttdy. In answering our article of n few weeks ngo ho clings to tho view that tho university should supplant tho normnl schools excepting that at Weston. We bollovo this Is not a desired movo, , Upon this nj-lnclplo ono school It ououkIi In eastern Ore gon and ono In tho Wlllamotto val ley. Why not discard ono of these then and thus havo one Institution of higher learning? Normal tench era ivupply a field dlslnct In itself an I require special training. Plnco a normal courso at tho university and normal training becomes a sldo Is sue. Tho training of tho mind for tho highest education Is tho true work of a university. Tho training of tenchcra is tho work of a normnl school. They should bo dlntlnct. Wa should soatter our normal schools (Over mo aiaio ueoauso mo section ot the state nearest tho school atwda tho young men nnd women Just from high school to this school and they beromo teachers and teach. Send them to a university and thoy don't !' teach. This state can afford to sup port Ha university. Ita agricultural college, and Its normal schools. There ls A lesson to the lle&ver Herald edi tor In the Ktmernt distribution of the Gathollo schools In Oregon. There nro a number ot thoao schools. 1 can, at this tlmo oall to mind about alx of these schools, scattered Judici ously over the state. These schools aro rocognleed as tho equal of any schools, In so far as tho educational and accomplishments aro eonoornod and tho Catholic ehuroh, after years of exparleuc in school matters finds tt practical to scnttwr their sahoo's generally over the states. If they oau mnko a success of their schools. why oau't tho people make n oucoow of their state sohools? Wo aro not contending that the untvorslly edu oat Ion Is not tho highest and best txlueatlon a person can gel tait wo do contend that the poopie gat mar direct benefit out ot the money they mpond for tho normal schools than thoy de for all other sohoola of high or education oumbintd. 1 beltow In giving liberally to the university m It Is our highest standard in oduoo tlou la Oregon. 1 also say. liberally support your normal sahool and plant moro of tham In laMorn Ore gon as the population Inorsasoa and tho country develops. ir i tar ALCOHOL a PRK (1PMT. VmmkBVmOet iKseawiVtMJLMtoksKtorl QftoteqHmfimiu OTARCOTIC. .on !rffcw- " rml CASTORIA Tor Infanta and Children. wmmmmmammmmmmmmmMmHmmmmmBmmmmmimmmMA The Kind You Have Always Bought w- Armkct HewisV Tor. Omfci I Ion, Sour Stod(.rHrrt Wonw,ComwiMMJtwni- NEW YORK. 7amMk-thcF55lM Exact Copy of Wrapper. Bears the AJL Signature Jvp rtX Use U" For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA T ct tnttin BOHwnr, cwvoorrT. OREGON' OPPORTUNIT rrkTCiKisrv ATr.cz frruu sail a,- -.1 tho United Statm and Canada to all parte of Oregon aad tlw Northwest will lo lt loto clTcct fey THE OREGONRAILROAD Sc NAVIGATION C( au SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY (Lines in Oregon) DAILY DURING MARCH AND APRIL, 1W)8. From tlw Pridpal Cttlca of tho Middles West tbo Rates will hs Foilews: FROM 'AJ BAiiiwn i'u.H xo BAH CHICAOO JIJ3S UOUNOIIi BLUFFS . . , j ST. LOUIS ...$35 OMAHA .,.. KANSAS CITY .$30 ST. PAUL ...... Corresponding Rates from all other Easlernpolnts. Stopoveft' picnauro at nu pointo in uregew Tho Colonist Rate is tle grcatKt of all home&IMcrii, Orse ! tinlimltcd resources ana Bccus.moro icoiile wiio dcire I0MCB larger opportnltl. f Oregon pcoplo can accomplish aplondld results by this opportunity to all tho world. Send Oregon literature j? gOOU TUllUUlO luiuruiuiiuu uuuui. uiu ainiu, tor hiiu wiqu. Uailoa above rallroada for it If necessary. FARES CAN BE PREPAID Hero at homo If donlrcd. Any ngont Lj authorized to accent required ddposlt and telegraph ticket to any point. Call on lo agent or address. WM. McSIUIlRAY, General Passenger Agpnt, Portland. Orcgos. -- CIiMhImsaIh Cough Rmxly U Roth Agiflblo urn) K(Tvtlxt Chamberlain' Couh Remedy ha no superior for oouh. colds and orauft. and the fjtot that it is pleas ant to tako aad etiatataa nothing la any way Injurious has made it a favorite, wlib mothers. Mr. W. S. PeJfcam. a merchant of Ktiksvllle. Iowa, says; "k?or mow than SO ChamtMWlalH'a Cowgh Uamevly has l my leading remedy for, all threat trouble. U U wnwially uc WMful in m$n of croup ChlKlran Ilk It and. wy atowers wh havo Md will ot take any other, Far l at Dr. Stoaa'a drug stor. TrniiNfi'rx of Iind. It. L. nnd C II. Sublu to John Addmnn, Iota C, G, 7 nnd 8, . block r2, city of Oorvaia, vf d , $ noo J. C. Slogmuud to Inez J. Slog mund, lot 7 blook 80, Salem, w d 1 C. 8. Uullard ot ux to A. W. King, to ncroa, t 7 Sj r 2 w, w d 4C50 II. C. and A. Andrews to John Hershborgor, C acres, t 4 s, r I w, w d 1700 Ottoman Luouoh to II. J. Mark ing, Iota 3, 4, 5 and G, blook 8, Luottlch addition to Etoy ton, w d 400 Ottoman Luottlch to B. Roy, lot 3, block B, Luottlch addi tion to 8tayton, w d 100 Ottoman LuoUIch to J. M. Rlngo, lota 1, 2, 3 and 4, block 9, Luottlch addition, w d 300 Ottoman Luottlch .(o Jucob 8pan!o, lota 1, 2, 7 and8, Lucttloh addition to Stay ton, w d 400 Ottoman ljuuttloh to M. O. Maok, lota S and 9, block 4, Lucttloh nddltlou to Stay ton, w ( 200 Ottoman Luottlch to Nlaholas str tt, lots 11 and 12, Luot tlch addition to Stayton, w d , 200 Ottomar Lucttloh to Q, A. Usauohamp, lot S and 6, blook 6, Luottloh addition to Stayton, w d 200 Ottoman Lucttloh to W. N. Pontler .lota 7 and 8, bloqk I. Luottloh addition to Stay ton, w d 200 Ottoman Luottloh to R. A. rU wood, lots 1, 2. 3, 4. i aad 6, blook 6. addkion to Stay- , ton, w d iSO Ollvo lewls to M. L. TuUlng ft. 11 aoroa, t I a, r 1 w, w d IftOd B. H. Woodworth ot ux to A K. Ktnnody, lots 1 aad 2, blook I, "O" addlUon to Woo.thurn, w d 3&t Jana HarUoy to Ida M. Taken, burg, 39 aartw. t 7 and S a r 2 w. d S7i 1). H. Swank to Sharm Swank, 14 aoros la town of Aums vttl. w d , 0 Minnie Prlokoy to Win. Uom gartan. lots S to 1 1 Inoluslv, Ulook S. Prlklys addition to Salem, w d lOoo a and O, Krloky 4 Mary Cai bftro. land in Frioklay's addU , tlon to Saturn, w d .... 439 Minnie Frlokey to Mary Ga bere. land In blook 26, ally of Salem, w d , , i J. F. Palmar at ux to Polly Welty, 4 acres, t 4 , r 1 w, w d 200 U. U. aad M. M. Sharraw tov Paul Ratiburf, lota 2 aad .S blook 9. Yew Par addition to Salem, w d , 600 R. P. and M. Rohwr to W. A. Rathboae, lot 1. anbdlrislon Rawlagtoa'a kad la Wod burn, d 1SS9 V. U. and M. H Speacr to H. J. Kdwardrf, lota 12 to u a- cIubIvo, block 9, Yow Park nddltlou to Salem, w d .... Dorla Dartols to Henry Uartels, 159.40 nores, t 8 b, r 1 and 2 w, w d L. P. and F. W. Yoyner to C. A. nnd S. Dodge, lot G, block 14, Knglowood addition to Salem, w d .. F. J. Stnnton to Frod Hurst, land In block 19, Capital Park addition to Salem, d.. 13. J. Richards to L. Smith, ot ox, 100 acres, sec 30, t 9 s, r 3 o, d Kmlly A. Roloo t nl to Pajul ..Rhodes, lot 7, block 9, UoIbo'h 2nd uddltoln to Sa lem, w d Emily A. Rolso ct nl to Emllo Joseph, Iota 8 nnd 9, block 9. Role 'a 2nd addition to Sa lorn, w d W. N. Simon ot ux to Sarah C. C. Dyor, land In blook 86, Sa lem, w d P. 12. and J. A. Sumptcr to Daniel Finch, lots 5 to 10 ln oluilvo, block 23, Capital Park addition to Snlom, w d H. Johns to Allco R. Johns, 10.59 noroa, t 7 a, r 2 w, w d John Rayno et ux to E. F. Wright et ux, lot 7, blook 9, Jonas addition to Salem, w d P. W. and A. La Orange to O. W. La Grange, lots & and G block 17 Nob Hill addition to Salem, w d a Oontea et nl to UcnJ. Collin son, 34 acres, seo 35, t 4 s, r 2 K. q e d B, aud A. lyuea to F. J. Weld, lata 12 to 14, blook 13, R. R, addition to Jefferson, w d . . D. n. Stoveii) to Philip Fisher, et at, 144.10 aorea, t 8 s, r I e, w d Mattlo B. Myara tQ Frank A. Mjrsrs, tt aaaa. H s, r ! w, q O d GGO mwwwuwwtiwwwwrainwummsmwimm 400 75 1700 1 Arc You Interested In Saving Your Money? Of course you aro. That's why wo advortlso. Wo carry ono j tho best stocks of wagons and implements In tho city, and It j ! your Intorcst as n roonoy-Bavor to call and boo our line no math whother you buy or not, wo know that you know a bargain wi you soo It, and that you will bo auro to tell othera about th Wo carry a complete lino of wagons, buggies, farm Implement!, i kinds of farm and mill machinery, paints, oils and varnishes. Fls class blaoksmlthlng and horso shoeing also dono. We tako second-hand vohlclcs and machinery as part pajms on all now cash ordors. Keop your money at homo by buying what you need at bos and nt tho sardo tlmo bco what you'ro getting. GEORGE B. , JACOBS IR. F. D.8' - - Safem, sWilIMilllllllllMilMWW 10 1600 200 1401 200 i 1000 - L fr V" BBBBBBBk py TansaBBBBBBB TZIiZjLaySBBarSBBa4BKi "" iJsaa0E mSStMB YOU'LL HNJOY A DRIVEl In ono ot our rigs just as mu?bj you owned It. More,, in fit you wtM 'haro all the pleasure only a raoro fraction ot the w of a prtvnto stable You srs limited in your choice ot a to either. Our livery service e ply anything you require, fro runabout to a coach and teira.-: can wo servo you? FASHION' STABLES, C. W. Yannke, Prcf, 131-137 N. High St. Phoni &mi& BOSTONJBROWN BREADJFLO Is Self-rising. It makes Gle Bfown Bread, Toothsome 0k:fc Btecnit, and a GLORIOUS BOILED PUDDI Sold fey AI Grocers Stata of Ohio, Qlty of Toledo. Lu eaa Count), m. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that ho Is senior partner of the Arm of F, J. Chenay & Co., doing business In the otty of Toledo, county and state aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum ot ONB HUNDRED1 DOLLARS for oach and every casol of Catarrh that oannot bo cured by tho uo of the HalPa Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENKY, Sworn to before mo and subscribed la my presence, thta 6th day of De oamber, A. IX, 1SS5. (Seal.) A. W. GLEASON. Notary Public Hall's Catarrh Cur is taken In tarnalty. and acta dlrotly on tho blood and mucous surfaces of tho' system. Saad for testimonials tre. P. 4. CHKNEY & CO.. Toledo, O. SoKl by all druggUta, 75c Tak Hall Family Pllla for coa- atlpatloa. HAVE AN EARNEST CVRB m Fop th pomforr tk folks a home BaBU 6? ' family washing and phon No. 25 early M-sdsr'J to sond a wagon tor tho clothes. WTe y M" money, worry and discomfort, and save tho clothes &s e ' will eomo back to you fresh, crisp and clean. WE DO IT RIGHT The Salem Steam Laundry THE LAUNDRY THAT KNOWS HOW SBBBWBBWBBBBSBBaasf o jk. m w o set. x ja. , aut S -S2JEZ3: 4 wr9&mPfi LIME AND SULPHUR SPRA DEPEND ABLE BRAND Maufacture4 by GWeo SUAi Cmm Cr, Mi asd Sf 8AL13L ORISON PHOXB We guarantee thla spray to be a atricUy pure Um 8d solution, tost 29 to 31 Baume. .. For sale, hv FLHTCHKU JS.UVRD. D. A- WH1TB J& iWJV SOX & CO R. . C1LKKRT A CO, AND AT FACr0Rii;.ltJ, Prlw IS.S0 per tearr4; I1.B9 -dH for barrel, U t I