DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, tiRKGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1008
Pig -Sty or
Cotton Field?
Since Biblical times, the hog has had the reputation
of being a very uncleanly animal. How thencan hog
fat, from which lardl is made, be clean and wholesome,
md make healthful, digestible) food? It simply cannot
and does not. 0 ...
Now let u consider the' ingredients of COTTO
LENE just pure, refined cotton seed oil, and the choic
Mtof beef suet Do they not appeal to you as preferable
to-the fat of the swine? -
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COTTOLENE is an absolutely pure product, and
will make palatable, digestible, wholesome food. Wl
cannot understand how anyone who has once been ac
quainted with its merits could take chances with hog fat.
COTTOLENE is the best frying and shortening
medium made today. Wherever exhibited in competition
with other cooking fats, it has always been granted high
est award. If the best is none too good for you, ask
your grocer for COTTOLENE, and do not let any
prejudice stand in the way. The only way to know
COTTOLENE is to test it yourself.
Cottolene is Guaranteed nfrSlJSJSS'nS
re tun a your money in case you re not
pleased after having given COTTOLENE a fair test.
Nvr .Snlfl in Rllilr COTTOLENE is packed in pails with n patent
never ooia in ouik air.ticht top to kcep it clcani freah nnd holc
some; also to prevent it from absorbing the disagreeable odors of the grocery,
such as fish, oil, etc.
Cfxrkir Rrtrtlr FVvfcia We shall bo glad to send any housewife, for a two
VUUK JUUUtt riCt3 cent stamp, ourncw "PURE TOOD COOK BOOK,"
edited and compiled by Mrs. Mary-J. Lincoln, author of the famous "Boston
Cook Book." Address
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, CHICAGO
Nature's Gift from the Sunny South
JSE MEMBERSHIP POLL
SHOWS AN UNDISPUTED
MAJORITY ARE FOR TAFT
uy of Wat Leads Witt "Votes"
for His Nomination; 33 for Cannon;
25 for Knox His Popularity
Is Growing
m Dinatrh to The North
tMtfQ
i6g'on ii fh 31 Cnnnld-
' more t-an one-half tho no.
8 memT hm of tho hniis
J'ent,Mivfi in support Sec-
. iu tor i no nomination for
i'MidCtlCV. iUtordlnp In n nnll
completed no recolvodp 120
U Mimiif, 1 tn 11 r nn
Wor Knox 10 for Fairbanks,
i- "ugncs an I 3 for La Follotto
I!,! Wn-0Mri tnV in answer to
'toa menli
jJaHM vju you 8in,port
-' HenilVf -n nnmlnnllnnl
'' ' a ca.n for Mr. Taft of
nn rrr cent over a alml
w made two and a half months
- Pe rf,--iud 93 votes, to
EX''. 1 for Forakoj, with
.. J10!' .,he ,l,,tion was:
r- uaq t , .' vn in,iiwl,l.
Pfwer fodnv n !.- t. wii
fiaiaeot bpuh-
'S &!.?'' Jhe 8trnCth 0t
J ,4 hown to bo dls-
iron M-ine to California
o be c tinned to any soc-
) Unto ... ... ... .
rlTrTi. v "" ot ine Mlacla
JlMK,r,,,niwt In hla fav-
M,7..ur .r Tous. according
Iv-:.'"'' ' "Me8 In nnllfnr.
I ce'e W rn .at.nn ..
- - -i BV1CII IUI ill III
Ktt I Lpr'1 nnd one fr
Ir.7vV ?re now unpjilnimiB
N f0 0B? os for Can.
LJ2LF'''fi one non-com-
mltnl, but nil oxprosaod knowlodgo
of tho Taft strength In their state.
Colorado Makes Chnngt'i
Roprosontntlvo Jonor., of that
state, has boon nn out-and-out Tnft
man from tho beginning. In Colo
rado In tho laot poll nil wore Bovorc
ly. non-committal. Now two nre 'or
Taft and ono i'omnlns In tho doubt
ful column. In Orojjon both ropro
sonttlvos nre for tho secretary of
war, -
'n MlBHOurl, wlioro Taft has been
assurod of tho thirty-six delegates,
tho Ilopublican membors of tho
houso, with ono exception, romaln
non-committal, for tho reason that
thoy Jt'slro to antagonize nobody In
tho coming campaign.
All other states In tho trnns-Mld-alaslppl
state, with tho exception of
Iowa, whoro Roproaontntlvo CouslnB
has been lustructed for Cannon, aro
unanimously la favor of Taft.
Representative French, of Idaho,
expressod tho opinion that Mr. Taft
la tho only man who can poll tho
Roosevelt Btrongth ant' carry tho
stnto.
Another representative of a
northwostorn state, who was for
Cannon In tU last poll, declared
that ho was now for Taft, first, bo
cause he was fit to be president;
second, because ho wav tho most
available.
In Minnesota J. Adam Bode, the
rumorist of the house, haj been un
derstood to bo for tho speaker.
"My district Is for Taft," ho
said.
So Is mine." said Chairman Taw-
For Any Diator feance of the Stomach
V-u will nnd n dose of tho Hitters very effectlvo.
I promptly relieves Sour Stomach, Moating or
Heaviness of tho Stomach, Heartburn, Belching
or Nausea,
I fy family should, therefore koep a bottle of
p fambus
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS
T ndy at all times, because past experience has
r "en that a few doses taken in time has saved
roy a sick spell. It will restore the appetite
''dues sound sleep and cure
Hyspepsia, Indigestion, Costiveness,
UHloiisness, Nervousness, Sick Head
nche, Flatulency, Cramps, Kidney
Troubles, Female Ills, Malurinl
Fever, CoJd nd Grippo.
'rer sickness has weakened the system, tho Bit.
Is excellent for restoring Btrength and health.
Try it. wo guarantee the genuine to be absolute
ly Pure.
noy, of tho appropriation! commit
too. Fight In Wisconsin.
A poll of tho Wisconsin mpinbc-s
of tho house dovv loped a llvoly fight
botvoon Sonntors Stephonaon nnd
La FoMctte. The former la now un
doratood to be fighting for Tnft's
nomlnntlon nnd Incldontnlly for hln
own re-o'ectlon to tho sonato.
I.n Follotto In fighting both, nnd
la out for a dolegnllo ntnatructed
for hlmnolf. The question will bo
aottlod at tho prlmarlea. In tho
doletcatlon Blv nro for Tnft nnd thrro
for La Follotto, nlmor.t n rovoranl
since ten weoka ago.
' In Now Knglnnd Taft is making
gnlns. According to tho members
of tho houso, ho will got most of tho
delegates from Massachusetts, Ver
mont, Now Ilampohlro nnd Connec
ticut, with n split dologntlon In
Molno.
Howovor, It li llltoly that most of
these Htntos will sond unlnxtructed
dolctfatlonB. In Michigan ho has all
tho rnreBontntIvcs but ono, Repre
sentative Fordnoy, who will voto for
Cannon on tho first ballot.
Overwhelming for Tnft,
In Tonnosceo, West Virginia, Del
nwaro, Now Jorsoy, Marylnnd and
Virginia, Secretary Tnft hna nn ov
erwhelming majority of their repre
sentatives. In Nev: Jeraoy ho ro-
colvod only two votos, with ono for
Cnnnon, ono for Fairbanks nnd two
non-comralttnl, but tho roproiiontn
tlvos aim to stand for Governor Fort
In. nn offorl to obtnln for him tho
vleo-presldentlnl nomlnntlon. Ropro
Bontntlvo Gardner, chnlrmnn of tho
committor on lnbor In tho houso,
fnvors Fnlrbnnks.
In West Virginia Representatives
TlMghos. Hubtnrd and Sturglso nro
for Tnft, pnd Gaines and Woodynrd
nro for Cannon. (Roprosontativo
OnlnoH' district has 3inco elected
do'ogntea under unanimous Taft In
structions.) Governor Hughoa baa mada
erontp" cp'ns than any other candl-
Hntf oxront Taft. but h baa made
thorn ontirjiy within hlB own atato
i Mie r"nlt of Instructions for him.
Four rt te Now York members
vn-i fn- Secretory Taft.
On vps Mr. Perkln Tho othor
thr-P nr nil upstate. OutBlde tho
tjt t got ono voto, that of
Mr. I Mtioflsld. of Malno. Two In
Now York remnlnod efadfnst In
'- pUerlnnco to Cannon, thounh
, v.r-iv at. i tod tint thoy did
not dMlr to bo quoted.
rVimnii Has Illinois.
siMWr Cannon's atrongth la dis
tributed In TKInola, where nil tho
nlptoon members are for him;
Malne MjaMohusetts, Michigan,
Nov Hpnp-hlre. Now Jersey. New
v-w iMiMa lA,nd. Washlneton
nnd Wniit VIrcinla.
K"ov rolvad the united vot of
his stato datamation and no morcr.
viwwp-Miident Fairbanks ro
ceive'i uIh -votos in his own atato
ni tut of Mr. Gardner, of New
The ba!ano of tho members were
non-oororolttM or absent. In Okla
homn and KenUioky. where the al
lies have been doing considerable
work, tho representative .aro unan
imoiiH'v fn- Tnfl. The vote of th
Di.ni.i.1iniin niAinlinre In ihn noil is
..rtiniiieriv alsrn'flftanl at thU tlm. I
hecauoo th. lr rwpeotlve dlftrlcts arej
., ...All lln.d tin fivirl fflA rAllfA-
srntatlvati n'reody know In a gener
al wav what sort of delegates will
bo Mat to the convention from
them.
poll of tho houso of representatives,
tho New oYrk Tlmea anya:
"If tho ntatna Hhould vote In tho
convention na Indicated by tho pref
erences of a majority of their ropro
"ontntlves, 8rrotnry Tnft would re
cclvo 482 on tho first ballot to 78
for Ilughor, 30 for Fnlrbanko, 54
for Cnnnon, nnd C8 for Knox. This
dors not tncludo tho votoa of tho
southorn states, which havo no Ro
publlcnn representation In tho
house, "
ELKGTRIO LINES
IlEACIIING OUT
Network of. Lines to Cover In'nnd
Kmpirc Fr'MBchlso to Uao WhIIr
Walla County Roads Is Requested
from COHHty Commissioners.
Activity In tho development ot
tho olcctrlo linos in tho Inland ora
plro shows within a few years tho
ontlro aoctlon of country from Spo
knno to Umatilla will be covorod
with a network of lines. Tho con
solidation of tho NYalla Wnlln
Trnctlon nnd tho OroijoO & Wnah
Ington linos at Walla Walla nnd tho
efforts to ajcuro additional fran
chlooa and right ot way for tho new
company in tho direction of Pendle
ton is ovidonco that this city la tho
objecttvo point ot tho company..
On noxt Monday ovonlng tho com
pany present n formal application to
tho city council of WMton for a
franchlso to uso tho! streota of that
town and, work ot securing right ot
way between Woaton and Milton la
being carried on conatdntly.
Tho Wnlla Walla Staloomnn of
Mondcy saya of tho nctlvlty of tho
now company and of Ita plana for
tho dovolopmont ot this aoctlon of
Orogen:
Franchise was ached from tho
county commlsalonorB thU after
noon by tho WAahlngton-Oregon
Trnctlon company to run their lino
along tho county road, leaving the
city limits at tho comotory nnd
thonco along tbo east aldo of tho
comotory tor hnlf a mllo. Horo tho
lino ontorastho prlvnto proporty and
coniient of tho county oulclnla la not
noceaanry. Tho frnnchlao will prob
ably bo grnncd.
Thlo Is nnothor atop In tho de
volopmont of tho olctrlo road, tho
announcement ot which wan mndo
somo tlmo ngo. Tho backers of tho
proposition Bny that work will bo
begun ns soon, ns poaslblo nnd
pushed to nn early completion.
t Is to run south to Athonn; Wes
ton, Wallown, Pendleton nnd to
Dlnghnm Springs, rumor anya, be
fore It la completed. Thero la nlao
nnothor well founded report which
Bayi thnt this road Is to bo morgod
with tho Pomoroy-Asotln-Wnllula
rond, which Is In tho prollmlnnry
stngos of construction.
Tho consideration of this frnn
chlao vns tho only business ot Im
liortnnco botoro tho commlsnlonora
today.
DOING THEIR MJTV.
Port Huron, Mich.. April 10. At
nn enthuslnBtlc mooting of Republi
cans horo, tho Taft Republican club
or St Clair county wns- organized
with a largo mombershlp. Mombor
shlp llRts nro to bo circulated
throughout tho county, nnd tho in
fluonco of tho club In certain to bo
folt In bohnlf of Socrotnry Taft, In
tho cnmpnlgns, both for his nomina
tion mnJ his olootlon to tho proal
doncy. Tho principles of tho club
aro doflnod In tho following reso
lutions, which woro unnnlmouqly
adopted,
"Whorona, wo tho undoralgned
Ropubllcan olectora of tho county or
St. Clnlr, do recognlzo nnd npprovo
tho wlso and benoflcont policies
which tho Ropnibllcnn party, under
our groat lender, Proaldont Thoo
doro Rooeovolt, hna boon engaged In
advancing nnd extending in tho In
terest and for tho bonoflt of the
American pooplo; and
"Whoicaa, Wo recognlzo thnt tho
execution of those 'pollolea should
not bo halted or delayed; and
"WhoroaB, In William H. Taft. of
Ohio, wo, recognlzo a statesman
who by years of oxporlonco In a
multitude ot governmental affairs,
all of which ho lms ndmlnlutorod
with great credit to hlmaelf and tho
Republican party, Is of nil men the
host qualified to contlnuo and ox
tend thoso policies, therefore bo It
"Resolved, That we, whoso names
aro hereto affixed do pledco our
Bolves to uao ovory logltlmato en
deavor to secure tho nomlnntlon nnd
elocjllon of William H. Taft na preB
Ident of the United States, and bo
It further
Resolved, That wo do horeby bb
Boclato ourselves together for cald
purposes and for tho maintenance
and oxtenslon of Republican prin
ciple, under tho nam of "The Taft
Republican Club ot St, Clair
county."
Hcoren of Siilem Rendern Aro Learn
ing the Duty of tho KlducyH.
To filter tho blood Is tho kidney's
duty.
Whon thoy fall to do this tho kid
uoyc nro nick.
nnckacho nnd mnny kidney Ills
follow;
Urinary troublo, dlnbotos.
Doan's Kidney Pills euro thorn
nil.
Snlom pooplo ondorao our clnlm.
F. A. Sntton, of 1125 Wntor
Ht,, Snlom', Oro., caya: "For ton or
12 yoara, rhoumatlam nnd kldnoy
trouble was tho scourgo ot my life,
and two or threo tlmeB I was down
on my bark on account ot tho pain
being ao aovero. I could hardly
movo, owing to tho hunonosB nnd
hnd to leavo my farm nnd como Into
tho city to dootor for the troublo,
but nothing boo mud to bring mo
moro than temporary rollof. I was
In bad shnpo Just boforo I wont to
Dr. Stone's drug atoro nnd proourod
Doan'a Kidney Pills. My limbs
would aonrcoly suppoVt mo, nnd I
could only get nround ut tlmoa and
with tho groatost difficulty. Doan'a
Kldnoy Pllla benefited mo nt onco,
and when I had used threo boxes
of them I wne nbaolutoly freo from
overy symptom of my old troublo,
nnd my health was bettor than It
had boon for 14 yoara. I can cons
cientiously any that Doan'a Kldnoy
Pllla aro tho beat remedy of tho
kind I over usod or know of."
For aalo by all doa'ors. Price 50
conts. Fotor-Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
Now York, solo ngonta for thci
United Stntoa.
Remember tho nnmo Doan's
and take no othor.
HOTELS AND RBiTAURANTi.
Crttufrh Cannot Bo Cured,
with local applications, as thoy can
not roAch the seat ot tho disease.
Catarrh la a blood or constitutional
dlseaso, nnd in order to (rare It you
nnibt tako iutornu; romedlna. Hull's
Catarrh Curo 1 taken Internally,
and acts directly on tho blood and
mucous surfacoa. Hal To - Catarrh
Cure la not a quack modlclne. It
was proscribed by one of tho boat
phyaldanB In thla country for yoara
and Is a regular prescription. It la
oouipoaod of tho boat tonics known,
oombinod with tho boat blood purl
flor, acting directly on the mucotH
Burfaeoe. Tie perfect combina
tion of tbo two ingredients Is
what produooe auoli wonderful ra-i
suUa In curing Catarrh, Sond for
tastlmonlalB froe.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Propi.. To
ledo. O.
Sold by Drugg'sts. prloa 7le.
Taka HH'b Family Pllla for constipation.
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CuntU
Uutare
mvoxiXA.
,IM n4 T Hart JUiati
BIDS FOR WOOD.
Soiled bldB will bo received by
tho directors of School District No.
24 for Snlom, Oregon, nt tho office
of tho Dlatrlct Clerk In tho Murphy
block, nfe Rn'tm. Oregon, until tho
18th day of April, 1008', at 5 p. in.
Bids to be oponod nt tho High
School at 7:30 p. in. of enld dato
for cord wood for the different
school bulldliiKH ns follews:
High School, 80 cord second
growth fir.
12a t Scltol, 30 (Ml second growth
fir rnd 20 Oils body fir or oak.
Gr.nt School (North) R0 -ds mc
ond growth fir and fi cda oak.
Pari: School, 75 eda second
growth Ur.
Lincoln School 10 oda second
gromh fir, one-half to h extra
largo second growth, and C cda oak
Ten per ant wtuioa cbock to
Moompaify ell bids. The board rp
rervM tl rlgbt to reject any cr nil
blda.
H. A. JOHNSON'. JR
DUtrict Cierk
4-8-D ll -W2e '
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Restaurant
MEALS 15c
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J! ELITE HOTEL
Restaurant asd hotel, on
! ', European plan. Meala at all ' ''
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Cor Seventh nnd Stnrk Sts.
Portland's New and Modern
Hotel. Rates $ I per day and
up. European plan. Free Bus.
WRIGIIT-DIGKINSON HOTEL CO.
Proprietors
Salem Fence Worksv
HcHdquarteVa for Wovea Wire
Fencing.
Poultry Nottlng, Plokota. Gate),
Malthold Roofing, P, & D. Ready
Roofing, Screen Doors and Ad
Juatablo Window Scroona.
CilAS. D. MULLIGAN
Successor
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JirtO Court St. Halein, Ore.
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brick lined TorrlJ Zone Furc
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In concluding Its report of the
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