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Newspaper Page TextDAILV CAPITAL JOUJKNAL, SALEM, OREGON, Tt'KHDAV, APRIL 2B. 1008 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL R IIOFEB, Ed. and Prop. An Independent Newspaper Devoted to American Principles and the 1'roRrcM and Dovelopctiiut of All Oregon. FunlUtird Krcry Kveiilng Kxcept Sunday, Salem, Ore. SUI1SCRIPTION RATES. (Invariably In Advance.) ally, by carrier, per year...'. M.00 Per month.... 60c Dally, by mall, pcr;ycarl 4.00 1'er month avs Weekly, by mall, per vcar 1.00 Six months Wc mM mzs pro PRESIDENT 1ACKLES ; AGAIN TIN'S Time Li Opposed to Injunction Ily Court for Improper Itenfons and Improper Purposes. SPECIAL DELIVERY. For o nvonlonce of aubscrlbort branch dollvory offlcot arc estafe Itihed at tho following places at 15 cents per month, $1.00 for thrw atoar ". , I Asylum Store, F. Q. Do Voo & Son, Asylum 'Avonuo Junction. Carllue, Sovonteouth streot o A. W. Lane, 3ardon Road storo. Dauo's Storo, AIox, Dado, South Commercial street. Electric Store, C. M. Epploy, East State street. Fair Grounds Storo, Harrison Dee, Fair Grounds Road. ' Howell's "Cornor, Twelfth and Cross stroots. O. ICJ .Grocery, A. A. Engloba t, Twelfth streot. Wheeler's Store, W. DA Whoe or. Highland avonuo. Yew Park Btor . F. G'.sBower or, Twelfth and Leslie. JMrjfT.nixn UP A HEAL FARMER'S Dr. Wlley'n spokesman In tho COLLEGE. houHo was Mr. Mann, of Illinois, who , dwelt nt length upon THIJ IMPURE- Tho State Board of ItcRontu of tho'M8 OF COLD-STORAGE FOODS "State Agricultural collogo at Cor vnllln nro raking tho country over Tor exports for heads of dopnrt jnontfl. ' Recently President Korr and Stato Suporlntendont Ackcrmnn went to tho Atlantic nnd hunted ovor hair tho Btutos In tho Union TO FIND GOOD MATERIAL. .Thoy wanted tin very bout men nnd women who had reputations and wore In demand In other HtateB for wporlnl ability In tholr profoBBlons.' Tho board dooH not soom to bo try ing to nutko tho Collogo of ArkIcuI turo A POLITICAL DUMPING AROUND FOR PETS AND FAVOR ITES. Thoy do not soom to bo trying to Dick up every cheap, lazy portion, with a llttlo political pull nud put) thorn on the Htato pnyrollH, When tho collogo has boon equipped for n fnv yearH with tho liost mon nnd wonum inonry can hire TDK SCHOOL WILL HEGIN 'JO TURN OUT EXPERTS. Orogon bnya and glrlH who grad- "Utile rrom thorn will bo In demand nil ovor tho Wont, for position.! nro looking for the moot computont. TIioko are tho nollclort that will miiko tho CorvallU college n grtflit xchooL nnd bymo-by It WILL UK FAMOUS FOR SOMETHING .UK HIDES FOOTRALL. Thnt Ih whnt will hnvo to bo dono uomo duy with Hit Hiuto ltnlvoi'Hlty. It will hnvo 1o bo licked Into -hupo nud in ado to romo throimh AS A FIPHT-CLAHS INSTITUTION. Th ponpln upnroclnto lilghor o.l- lira Mon whon It Ih put mi to thorn Tight, nud I hoy will not kluk nt tho , oxnoiiHo whon thry nro getting tho JlOHt. . o Ho received a decided setbnek from Mr, Perkins, of Now York, who declared thnt he was halo and hearty nt fifty, hud never had a sick dny In his life, and wub not terrified by the' thought that he might hnvo boon devouring, day by day, COLD STOR AGE FOODS FOR HALF A CENT-URV. It In too bud that whon tho noting speaker ruled out the Wlloy Item ho could not hnvo ruled out tho doctor, loo, but tho American pcoplo aro pa tient as well iib long-fliihorIng, So'mo dny tho Bocrotnry of agriculture -will boglu to roflect on the pertinence of thlH Btntomont. DR. WILEV AND ALL HIS FAN TASTIO AND ERRATIC NOTIONS SHOULD GOI Washington, April 28. Advocat ing tho ndoptlon in the nenr future or a national Incorporation law to curb alleged Illegal combinations of capita and making a. plea for tho enactment pf laws affecting .the pow er of Injunctions nnd anti-trust leg islation, President Roosevelt Bent to congress his fourth tipoclal message during tho present session. Alter making a strong pica for a law f'at will limit tho Judicial power of Injunction nnd Insisting . that amendments' to the nntWmiBt law nro needed, tho President devotes somo space in his message to tho roport of tho flnanco committee of Boston showing tho practices Indulg ed In by cortnln corporations with that city. Ho called attention -to tho fact that tho committee's roport showed proof conclusive thnt bids were Biibmlttcd to .the administra tion of Boston by dealers in structu ral stool, ono of whom was n mem ber of "the stool trust, for tho pur pouo of ral.'lng prices. Tho President ndds thnt ho has Hiibmlttod a copy of tho Boston commltleo'H roport to tho dopurt mont of JusUcc for Investigation, Therefore, It Is elenr that unless a national Incorporation law can bo forthwith onnctcd somebody, or bodies, In the executive servlco should bo given power to puss upon the agreements of combination in relation to Intorfitnto commerce, and every such combination and agree ment not thtm approved should bo treated as in violonco of tho law and prosecuted accordingly. 'Tho Jsau unce of securities of- any .combina tion doing interstate buslncsn should be under gqvornmont supervision." In Bpenkln'g of tho efforts being made to have labor organizations exempted from any operations of nn Incorporation Inw tho President says that such exception would In nil probability make tho bill unconstitu tional. Tho President maintains that tho laborers have a right to com bine to strlko pencenbly and enter Into trade agreements with employ ers. "But wo should sanction neither boycott nor blacklisting which would bo Illegal nt common law," he says. "Tho measures I advocate are in tho Interests of decent corporations and law-abiding labor -unions. Thoy aro pre-eminently good for tho public, for, In my Judgmont, tho American people have definitely made up .tholr minds thnt tho reign of tho lnw-de-fylng, Inw-ovndlng corporations Is ovor." In urging the enactment of legis lation limiting tho power of injunc tion and the punishment Tor con tompt, tho President says that In contempt cases, Bavo where Immedi ate action Is Impcratlvo, tho trial should not be hold In the court of fended by tho defendant br dofon dnnts. "Thoy nro blind who fall to re alize the extreme blttorness caused among lnrga bodies or wprthy citi zens by tho uao that hari boon re- The Oldest and Best Km Cough Remedy in the World WORDS OF PROPHETS AND SEERS. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK. It Ih high time that tho Rouuhll van loudorH In congress, nud en poc'ally lu tho hnuo In nan to think of tho question of economiz ing lu public ovpoudlturofl. ' Kai'lnie l duflelt 'of $811,000,000. iiud with th" possibility of mnklnir It IBO.000.000 boforo tho clone of tho fiscal our. congress should OUT OUT EVKRV EXPENDITURE THAT IT POKSIMLV CAN. Otherwise whnt unswor ahull wo bo uhlo to mnko In tho prosldontlnl 'niupnln t(i the noinoerntlo neeusa 1lon, which wo nro hoarlng nlrondy. of our hoedlewj oxtravnganco? WE IK) NOT WISH TO HK PPT t)N THE DEFENSIVE. Tli light lm how in to break In nn emigre wo infer from the ruling mild by Mr Foster, of Vorinout, lu the speaker's chair agulmtf tho gon rotiH Horn which hafe boon ndriod to tho iiKrlculMirnl appropriation every var of into, to enable Di Wiley to furthfi' Invent lgut tho effects of COLD STORAGE UPON T II 14 1IFVI.T1IFULXHSS OF lYIODS. W hnvi hnd Dr. Wiley's hwiltli (niHd xnloit(Hl to tho limit. Di. WIU has hud nil h notoriety nut of thU toil of bUKlnoss thnt tho public treasury should otnlid for. If ho wunttf any more of It lot him ln foi hln own advertlalni:. WK HR IIKIilKVKHSMX TDK VVHK FOOD 1W. U I out of tho hoet measui-Ns any I'ongiosH hns pasHod. but that U no ronson why It should bo made n Rouri'o of oupoitflinltv for Dr Wlloy to I'Xiilolt hU vukuiIoh at public tx-nopwo Your Capacity Earning O.iRht to ouhIiIo you to do mor th.ui Jn-.t make a living. You ought iti tuivo money AfUr you Bttv,' It. put It to work In our iv IngM dinwHmiMii . where It will onru Mir per ciu lulerest. Hk'tiieiuboi- your earning rniwclty CANT UST POHHVim Nov the time to tart a sfly fund It Ih suipiUlug how quli-kly you can ritwti' rnpltul wheti you a Obout It In the. iiropor wy and with iMomUimtlou Small iicoount widcome SAVINiS DEPARTMENT CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK May Is to bo a continuous per formance of toruadoos, thundor storms, hall nud frost. Ilov. 1. H. Hicks, tho famous weather prophet, hns hung out tho danger signals In bin long dlstanco forecasts for th month, nnd trouble Is roared by TIIOS14 WHO 11AVI4 FAITH IN HIS PROGNOSTICA- TIONS. Tho morry moiiMi Is to opon with n series of violent thundor storms, approaching tornadlc violence lu tho Woh'i, and especially on tho third and fourth. Low barometers, sul triness, fit rul couth winds nud rest less clouds Indicate an almost posi tive dungor nt this time, says Hicks. Tho country nt largo Is to' bo vlsltod with heavy rains nnd halls fo'lowrd bv Into ninv snuulls and slt'ot. TIIKUH IS MUCH PKOIIA HIL1TV OF SI4ISMIC DISTl'RHAN OKS. Quiet nud calm nnd mmch wnrmor wonlhur mi I II the 2 1th will usher In tho most dangerous period or tho mouth, ami Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, the 2Mb. 20th nnd 27th, Htorms may be expected to bocomo voly Hiroutohlng If1 not tornndlo. Tho danger nreu extends ovor T1I14 OKS TRAL AND WKSTIvRX PARTS OF Til 14 COUNTRY. i Tho Hov. Hicks Is a bold man to rorenst n stormy month or May and wo hope Ills Jurisdiction doo not oxtond to Oregon. TIII4RI4 ARI4 OTIIKR PROPHI-JI'S OF TROUIILI4 VIIO AXXOUNt'K SPASMS AND CONVULSIONS. . Harry Medio, the notod old soor nnd prophet or Lake Whatcom, pro diets that ihero will ho n great earthquake In Utah within eight or eleven day that will d Is rout that state. He also ay the woathor Is contin uing so cold on tho cont Is UK CAUS14 OF THI4 UNHXAMlMiKD WICKI4DNI4SS OF TUB PKOPLE. He declaro there will bo llttlo wnrm weather until after Juno hugv be gin to buzz. If we got our dtror8 for our wlckhllUM8 TIIH SUN .MIGHT NOT 811 INK AT ALL. It might hull, ir It did not rain, uud hail fire .nud brimstone as in Sodom and Gomorrah. -o "" ' COFFEE Cheap for those that won't pay for good; Schil ling's Best for those who won't have poor. Your grow rUini tour mw It you doa't UVeit; iur him wm till w m - -' " V - ' Jmm. H . . "--V . F "w ifB c Thla remedy t is no? cure til." but the original creacrin. ton of a private physician. jj,l met with auch aucce in u... na!n anrl ...fr.:.. . -..,. .. 6,f , .... duuuuk cuiu CUniW ri IUU A., L I hreamft lrnnnm amA .-..., s . . . ""' A i. the ioSteto:3K? DR. D. JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT Is recognized all over the world as a sUwxkrd rco 'i for relic vine and curlntr CnnoK. n,t!.!. T Vhnnn'. n..u nt "... .. """A .. .w,& vuu, x-icunsy, iistnma, mi otber ureases oi a similar nature. Sold in three Jut doiucs, 3i.uu, 50c, 25c. Jvrnfi i Teale Xtrmltutt U ,, tSn ""w or mi vb uuntiy. J7R'g SuuttWt HIU U roll- di laxative, puouUve, cthr- tie and atomach tonic. MAKHIHI). PlflUUINB-WALKWH-At thv real deiue or Itev U. S. U. Walker. In Norih ShIiu, Sunday, April 2, lltos, m t oVUx-k. MIm8 lona Walker to Mr Wdaar H. Prrlm. Hev. Mr. Walker perrortulitg tk ('roiuony The bride i a duUtbr or J S. H. Walker of thU elty. and U wM. (known here. Tho gromn la a ral Ident or KucbuiK. Tlix Mon ' day Might for UoiebMrg, where they win inaKe tbeii- home J The C ,.ii-. acrobat finds It nacoaary at nil tlnioa to keep his nnuoloa aud Joints wilMiHv That U tho reason that , hundreds of them koop a bottle -r Uallnrd'n Snow Liniment always on hand. A sure euro ror rhoumatlsni, outs, sprains, soro throat, lamo bac. contracted muscles, torns, bunions, and all pains. Price 25c, 50c and It 00 per bottle sold by all dealen ROBERT M. ,LA F0LLETTE OF WISCONSIN. KKPUnHCAN Plti:.SII)BNTIAL PQSSIIHLITU nud In tho event thnt sufficient ovl- peat-dly nuule or the powbr or ln- denc or Riillt can be uathored, ad- junction lu labor dlsputo," says vocnted proHoeiitlou undor the nntl- tho mosnaRe 'I ask that It bo llm- truat law. Ited In sonin such way as I hnvo "Power Ma unquestionably lodged already pointed out In a previous Hoinowhere In the o.xcutlve branch mossago." or the Rovornmont." the mesaiiKo The Proaldonl oxprosjes the bo suys. pornilttluK corporations which Her that congress will this sosslon rurthor public Intorosts. but It must enact u child labor law ror the DIs be remembered that as regards grout trlct or Columbia, and that steps wealthy combinations. through will he takon providing ror an In whlch moHt or tlM) luterstato busl- vostlgatlon of tnrirf conditions by nn uokh Is done today, tho burdon or appropriate commit-too or congross. proor ehou'd be on them to show actlug with government experts, pre tha that they havo the right to ox-.punitory to a revision of tho sched Ist. Xo judicial tribunal has tho ule to bo made by tho congress to be knowledge or oxporlence to deter- olected noxt fall, inlno In Hie first place whero n glv- He hopes that temporary finan en uombliiiitlon is advisable or nee- da! legislation to provide for pos Mtmry In the Intorost or public good. slbl oiuorgencioa will bo enacted It U my beller that ultimately wo hls session and that a commission shall lmvo to adopt a national In- or experts will bo appointed to In corporation law, although I nm vostlgnto tho entlro subjoct and to wnre oi me iinposBiuiuy or onacuns roeoiumeiid legislation which will such u law M t present.' The President further recom mend the establishment or postal savings bunks and an ample appro priation to eimh'e the Interstate commerce roiumlatlou to proporly iprvise and control 'he accounting ystems of the mil road o" the coun try. Ho also urgec the creation or forest revives lu the Vppalncli'an moiiHtalns. niscus lug the' tmpokiblUiv or UlHtlltatUlur a patlnual centre are unable to emit nut our financial system on an er- ncient permanent ba-ls. o SaK m should havi- another woolen mill niSTIIIOT CONVENTION OK TIIK DKOHKK OF IIONOIt Tho district convention or tho De- grco or Honor hold yeatordny In tho Moimnn nan traiiBactou much nusl nos, with n largo representation present. Mny pinna wore present ed nnd put through tending townrd the Improvement und enlargement or tho ordor. The following wore present Gruud Chier or CoromouloH Sadie 10. Moore, Grand Rocordor Olllo P. Stephens, Grand Receiver Fidel In I Mann, Stnto Representative Mary Randall. L. or H S. Dlllard, 15u genej ( or C, Laura Hnrlch. Ldia non; usher, ArvlHu Powe'l, .lunrtlou City; 1. W. .1. Songor. CorvnlMs; C V, Charlotto Slegmund, Lyens: commlttoe on resolutions, -SlHlterH Roxford, Inmnn nnd Slegmiind; com mlttoo on courteslns. Slstera Powell, Songor nnd Read: press reporter Murgarot K. Herrln: dclogatos nnd visitors In attendance were, Charo lotte Slogmund, Lyons; Mrs. J. Sen ior, Corvnllh; HatHo Adeklrk. Woedburn: Lizzie Read, A'hum' Matilda Slogmund, Lyons; Rnclirl Oawsou, Lubunon; Laura Anderson, Albany: Emllv Sloiiu. Albany. Mar garet 13. Horrln, Portland. Those ntondlng from out of town were: i Mnry KandaP. Portland; Sadl Moore, Portland; Ollle F. Stephen. Pertland: Fidelia I. Mann, Portland, Hondlotta Tawney. Pertland: Rosle Gunobert, Port'and; Martha 15. Dnn lol, Montavllln; Hnttle Griffith, Port land; Sarnh J. Wagner, Portlnnd. Snmnntha Dlllard, Eugene; Mnttle Inman, Kugeno; Laura Honrlcn, Lebanon; Lovsnn Rnltlmore, Leba non; AnvlHn H. Powell, Junction City. Evonlng pregram: Piano ditot. Laura Pugh anil Ruth Helmes: reci tation, Hattle Rlgden: violin solo. Thomas Kurtls; recitation, miss, Saffilngneld: piano solo, Bornlce Sautor; recitation, Lola Ackorman; pjnno solor. Lola Rlgdon; vocal solo, nernlce Samter; piano solo, nornlcei Rend: remnrks by Grand uanv oi Honor Harriet Looney. Grand Chief of Honor Sirdle Moore, Doputy Grand Chler Margaret Horrln and Grand Recorder Olllo F. Stephens. OASTOniA, Dearitln ItHUKHnftai TORRID Z0f FUNARCE The abOTe eui n hrlrV lined TorrM Zw Guaranteed , u ,s,j uroof. Economlwl v. A. L. FRAi aw STATU HUE! Etlui8te fnrouhejwj t Rheumatism. More than nine out of ovory ten cases of rheumatism aro simply rliniimntlRm nt tlin milSClOS. dUC tO cold or damp weather or ohronc. rhoumatlsm. In such cases no Intei nal treatment Is reqntlred, Tho tr& application of Chamberlnin's Llni-i ment Is all that Is needed, and It M certain to glvo qulok roltof. Give It a trial and see for yourself how quickly It relives the pain and sor--j ness. Price 25 cents; largo size. &u , cents Sold by Dr. oione's drug store. Sl'SIMKK SCHOOl .,u. a. .arm fit tl " 1IIO " " Ulfl Kormal opu A" continues eljM , The locond !M June 29 m "'Si Clawes will be I W ho hrsmcbei I' A .j -,,ntv MJ"1 ?"?. .7 spaciai """" grade PJB- Address. J.! Sour Stomach I utJ .. .iti. n.i rrl i , K vtt 0, j,aT, dua' control of the tou,'.'!"."?" """ "V "1' " ' """ tomr.. i to be worth 475. A and how the states T5MraVj',S,.A'a!3dba"i;V?if.fr 'tor8 of 8l rotitrol. IV- Prlilut '" ?J''.':? l,mT. ' '." ""-'! 't. io i have liomi nutlinplzo ..,.1, i..i. ... .... . , .. . ". "' iniii.-i.r i ..litf...ti.,n nud . ".-.:' . . . tnek- ral'ure to utlMie and exercise ' 1,,,"., WWi MRn (oujh r .KT1" mt L-,ith. Ce CR0UL Mt'. Il-P y ib Mi OrtO- tlie great iwwers courerivd uuon Hiem as regard the needs r Inter stute eommerc. He aHys Oils com merce U belujr. regulatMl neither bv JC0Hre8 nor by atatea. but bv oc- ensioiiHl and necessarily Inadequate one-sided action by the.redernl Ju diciary. "However unrlght aud able a .court is." continue the Prst,hnt 'it en u not aet coustriiMiviv nn i.n.. t i t rut 6' i k.f , W.uih CbDCit. t'. est For The Bowels CAN OV CATHARTIC Million Pi-olmto Court I Judge Scott huaistgned an order ; i sell aevernl sections or land In Mar lon county bo'onglng to tho eeUte r Don Cnrlos Stewart, a minor. An ppml.ement or the estate of Mar L Ogg. dcoasod. shows the same The aantunsirM r navid McCuii thorizod to chance -I. Uertiricntos of 'tock In the First Na tional Rank or J eth to a ma''r! number or larger denominations. .. o- "E. C LeW'lu & Co., Chicago. Ii I Gentlemeii In 1S97 I had a J'-, ease or the stomach and bowls. In ( jtl-e spn:.g or 1002 I bo-igor, a bottle or Kodol and tho bejierit I roelTJ , 'all tho gold In Goor.rla could m" I buy. Mxy you live long nd pro- i il'T. iiiurj very iruiy, v,. ' r.' Kjis uak,w ST. " , cW"fjrV:ri ,d)Jfctefrjrriw "rSJ Hocky TT-jiKTWi INT.- Tl hcaiiav nt tho .......... .... . ... PUb p.ut.ii iviam r..tiini i..n.. I neil, uOiiliitr. Gn.. AUiL. mean that rwrti Tare and liiwavs f&tfStir ?X:;.V.,Vffi.ftAr fit? Sold by all druCBist.. will be unable to deal tttww fl"r'"""Ua.r',,riM"1",M' " o with problem like tbo npM.H . !'"nLR'nLtdl?0-C,"C,orN Y 5 nnWItfa T.lrfl V.nrlv Mmvm.mx i en hhluwi nut - tJb.WT'j lBwr-ri4oi 1 1.. va J. IMWO - ,.lri kw. .iuw:: which require cotibtiurlv action racioiu ttlo liver pills. K'JWS&fffi 23raasfiV.-I id. r. r.viu. Ii-nti'. Sold by a'hSklluSwF1 druggists.