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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1908)
DAILY 041 TAIi JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. TI1CB8PAY, APRIL 0, 1008 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL M. IIOFJEH, Ed. and Prop. An Independent Newspaper Devoted to American Principles find the'lTogrevi and Derclopcmcnt of AH Oregon. Published Kvcry Krcnlng Hxccpt Sunday, Salem, Ore SUB3CIUPT10N RATES. (Invariably In Advance.) (telly, by carrlor, ier year . 80.00 I'or montb Mo DaJIt, by mall, periyear. 4.00 I'er month a" Weekly, by mall, per year. . 1.00 Six monthi 60o lrtm i7T7!fitAi1ii"l'i l nHKS&s fS J i SPECIAL ELIVERY. For c nrcftlcncfl ot flubscribert branch delivery office' em etal IkBed at the following places at IB conts per month, ?1.0 fer three Mont . ' AByMlm Store, F. 0. Da Voo & Son, ABylum Avcnuo Junction. Sarlluc, Seventeenth street o A. W. Lane, harden Road store. aue'B Storo, Alex, Daue, Sooth Commercial street. , Electric Store, C. M. Eppley, East Stato street. Fair Grounds Storo, Harrison ueo, uair urounus jtoau. Howell's Corner, Twelfth and Cross streets. O. K. Grocory, A. A. Engloba t, Twolfth strcot. Wheelor'a Storo, W. D. Wkeeor, Highland avonuo. Yew' Park Stor , F. Q. Bower ox. Twelfth and, Leslie. BATTLE FOR THE LIRERTY OP WHICH ARK CAPABLE OF AS THE PIMBft. 'MANY INTERPRETATIONS AS ' s THERE ARE PUIIL1 CATIONS IN The Capital' Journal is n smnl1 THE UNITED STATES; and, newspaper, but It tins an Ideal' or two that are worthy of any man's aupport. It believes (ho press should not only stand tip for good government hut for THE RIGHTS OF THE CIT IZEN AGAINST THE GOVERN MENT. If tho courts or any department MKNT ESPOINAGE, or function of government fallH to 'ENCE OR CONTROL. Third, to convince tho officials of the postofflco department, tho Presi dent, and congress, by arguments that cannot bo nnBworcd, and by the Invincible logic of facts, that their lino of diity loads directly to the complete EMANCIPATION OF THE PUBLIC PRESS FROM GOVERN- INTEHFKH- OREGON BEAUTIFUL OREGON do justice in the, citizen the proas should bo upon to him. THERE SHOULD HE ONE HE- Come all you homeless people, Who are toiling day by day. In those crowded Eastern factories Wearing your llfo away. Lot me tell you of a country That will far surpass your dreams, Where there's forests, plains and rivers And sparkling mountain streams. It's far beyond tho Rocky Mountains In the land of tho setting sun And the golden shores of Oregon We invito you all to come. Out hero wo tako llfo oasy And you can do the samc.a Our rivers and lakes arc tilled with ' fish "" And our forcsls alive with game. Elk and moose and mountain goat, Deer and bear nnd antelope, Ducks nnd geese and snow white swan, Pheasant and grouse and pelllcun Cnn nil bo found In our virgin hill, On our crystal lakes and mountain rills, Whuru the speckelod trout sports In the morning sun. And all to bo had with a hook or a gun. Then why do you stay thcro? Whoro opportunities nro few, When there's rlchos in Oregon Awaiting for you. You'll always work for wagos, For your country's on the bum, While bore you can be a landlord, Wfillo the postoflko department bus boon cutting down the privileges of newspapors to circulate at pound SORT AGAINST OPPRESSION AND ratoH, and to mall sample copies, INJUSTICE of overy description thoro has been n tendency of all do- THE PUIILIC PRESS. jportnioiits TO WORK THE PRESS. Tho editor of this newspaper has , Today all tho departments and been ovor thirty yonrs In the nows- j functions of tho govorpmont from j If you've only sense enough to come. pnpor business and in ail Unit time. the Prosldont down work, or try to hns conceived It to bo his duty to work tho pross. B'ury mall under tako the side or the man or woman ; franking privilege" bring CIRCU WIIO HAD APPARENTLY EVERY-, LARS AND EDITORIALS THAT WE THING AGAINST HIM OH HER. I ARE ASKED TO PUHLISH FREE. It will bo snld by some that this' If The Capital Journal printed all Is a thnnkloss, chimerical task. Jlu ( the stuff sent to It by the dorks It should bo romomberod Mint In a'l.and press agents of tho federal gov ngus privilege has nrrmtud Itsolf. eminent It would bo a more echo Tho man or woman who has no, of olllclatlHin oxtoudlng and perpct- prlvllogcs, no social -or political ad vantages, who has no wealth or dating Itself. Tho Individual would bo educatod property and but little education, ; to boeomo a moro educatod reflex of STILL HAS A RIGHT TO LIVE tho rod-tapo departments, when tho AND HE TREATED AS A HUMAN government under free Institution IIEING. ' ' should ho a toflox of the cltlr.onBhlp. Pooplo may hnve woultli sonalj We believe with Jefferson that the position and oducntlou aild still suf- government should bo tho tall of for InJtiHtloo, but not often. the dog NOT THE WHOLE THING. Government was oalnbllshod to Tho mon and women of our country secure justice to all men, hut HOW I nro the big thing. OFTEN IT FALI.S SHORT OF, Wo want to make till, point clear, THAT? (hat thl newspaper will not become Tho prose must proloot the In- a mare echo of government, of In dividuals against even the govern-istltutlous, a meru reflex of political inont Itsolf. uiAohliiUH. A MERE PARASITE OF THE PRESS HAS GOT TO , PRIVILEGES It will ho a lie we FIGHT FOR ITS OWN FREEDOM paper for human right. AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT. u For many years there has boon n tendency of the oltlclnls of tho pustotlloo department to cripple thoi press MARION COl'.Vl'Y PRORATE COURT We have for some time thouicht that tho poitolllro dopartmeut. for the last lift tie n yearn, has erroneous ly Interpreted the LAWS RIITING TO THE PUIIHC PRESS, Many publishers' approve of tho late ruliugH; ho far a their own business Is concerned; RUT THERE IS A PRINCIPLE AT STAKE WHICH OUGHT N(Vr TO YIELD TO ANY PRICE. Advocacy of this principle I per sistently pressed with three prime objects In view: Flrtft, to units) puhriHhor In a common cause against any en croachment upon OUR SACR15D, CONSTITUTIONAL. AND LAWFUL RIGHTS. Second, to secure the passage of a law that will interpret Itsolf. In the place of those we now haw, .bulla Showennnn ha been ap pointed guardian of the $15600 -tato of Freomnn Showennnn under h R00O bond. The oounly elork has notified tho atatu treasurer that there I $18I.2 collectable from the $15.11 S eatate of A. 1J. Huron, de ceased, as Inheritance tax. The ap praisement of the estate of llortha J. Caplea, deceased, a shown In the Inventory and filed today, sots tho value of the real estate at $r?000. National Bank Protection Means a you 4i There Is mnlty. great ileal to a depositor, no better w- For Your Savings Thrift is a .shuttle tiling, but nicaus a great deal. It Is th foundation of financial mu'co.n.s mitl coutuutineiit. Stiwt a savings mvoimt with us aud Lit us In p you save. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK axrmsttmm This Would Suit Them. (Elgin Loader.) This Is the way some men think a certain Incident In the Hlblo should havo been written: And Kvo, being tempted, did eat of tho npple, and when he knew she had sinned, made up her mind to get Adam Into It. too, and told him to tako a bite: I that U was good. "No. Eve." he re 'piled with firmness, "U would be I wrong, aud 1 can't du wrong." "Rut Uou miiht eat wjth mo" the thslstod. I He again refused, and when sweet ! coaxing" and angry threatening I fulled, she beta stronger than Adam, and made still etruugor by .her aimer at his refusal, threw aim Mo the grouud. Holding klin pro t raw 'with one baud, she forced hi ijawe spurt with the other, eud then pouiided a piece uf the fnrblddea fruit into lib throat. Hut Adam, al moin fainting with exhauatlmi and hoiror et the sia, still refuted to swallow It. whereupon she held hit tttwe and until It ft) dew ' ' On .i - -. COFFEE Good is so good and poor is so poor; have Schilling's Best tomor row. t Your gMK'ft letwu jour mn U ja J'l UV it. v him Thoro's Mnlhour, Lake and Haraoy Where the new railroad Is soon to SO, If you are looking for a homestead Out here you'vo got a show; For those broad and level desorts, That once we thought were sand; Havo proved to bo volcanic ash, And the richest farming laud. Ton foot wo dig for water, The finest you ovor drank; Aud It nueds no Irrigation to make Crops grow tnll and rank. And mllos of wavlnc wliqnt Holds, You'll see at no far dlstifnt day, ' Whore untelnpos now nro roaming And cowboy hold tbo sway. Aud soon those roMlug hlllsldoa, Whoro graze band of cmiutlosx sheop, That make their ownors' fortunes While In bed thoy peacefully sleep, Will all bo ot to orahards; For thoro's whoro too big ml npplw grow That ,wu hav boon shipping ovoT'to England, , For n dozen years or so. Then down across old Coqb anj Curry To whore the ocean wnters roll, nuueath those mighty forests Lius one vast field of coal. A yet It's undeveloped ' Like othor resources of our stntu, Hut before many years havo passed It will be burned in every grate. So If you're alrald of a fuel famine Wo can soon dispel your fears For Oregon alone can supply' tho world For the next flvo hundred years. Wo also havo discovered Mountains of finest Iron oro. Enough to keep running For a thousand years or moro. And the biggest hop yards In the world We have In our valloy here. And to our Columbia river fisheries Tho world must bond her knee, For kings now veat our salmon In that land across the sea. Thon there's tho English walnut Tha't In every land Is raised, Thoy grow riot alone -In England For in Oregon tob, thoy'ro raised. And potatoes to (he aero Well, wo dig three hundred sacks or more, And wo can raise two crops a year On Pacific's balmy shore. You can have your choice of climate, Almost any kind yon namo From tho frozon pcakj of Alaska To the sunny lands of Spain. For wo hnve our state divided By a lofty mountain range; Ono 6ldo tho sun iB over shining, The other Is where it rains. When tho East la swept by blizzards Wo arc fannod by a balmy brcezo That comes from off tho waters Of Pacific's briny seas. Roses hero ar always blooming, And tho grass Is over green, For wo havo tho -finest climate That tho world has ever seen. Wo hnve no thunder, lightning, Drought, cycldnca or hall, So thoro's no chance hero For our cropn to fall. And our scenery Is tho grandest That's found upon tho earth, So If you come for that alone Yoni will get your monoy's worth. You can atand on tho hdlghts of Portland Where now tho oloctrlc railroad goos And gaze down upon tho valley Whore tho Willamette river flows Stretching far away you'll boo for ests y Of tall and mighty trcus Whoso slender tops for yours Have been swnyed by the ocean breeze. To the oast a range of mountains That loom up tall aud high With snow-cupped ponks towering Close against tho sky And with tholr Hllont shadows Llo burlod wealth In yellow gold, Aud It's Just as easy now to got As It was In days of old. To tho north upon two deep nnd mighty rlvors That to the ocean flow, You cnn see ships of overy nation Passing to nnd fro. Thoy all come horc In ballast For wo have everything wo need, Hut we solid them back londod To the foreigners wefocd. And now I ill tell you something ""- IH" T -kWu B B'v: v - -- . MmV Ncrvoua women should profit by Mrs Barton's expcrlonrc tvlth Lydin 12. Pinkham'a Compound. Mrs. Ilolcn Barton, of 27 Pear aon Street, Chicago, in., writes to Mrs. llnklutni H 1 xt as till run-down, and on the rtr, of ncrrous prostration from overwork and worry, and ill In bed, when I began ! taKiug Dyuia i,. I'inKr.ani s vcgctnoie Compound. After I had taken it a week Icoumcncetl to get better. Icontlnucd its use, my nervous trouble disiippcui cd, and I am completely restored to health. I hope Lydin B. Plnklmm's Vegetable Compound will benefit other women as It has me." FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. For thirty years Lydiit K. Pink ham's Aregi,tal)io Comnotmd, made from roots und herbs, hits been the ulantlnrd rcniedy for female ills, and has posit ivcly eured 1 Itonsunds of women who have been troubled wfth ilisplaetMiuMits, intluniumtion, ulcera tion, Hbroid tumors, irregularities, poriodie pains buekuehe, that benr Ingrdown fi cling, tint ulency, indigos tion,dizzinc.ss,or nervous prostration. Why don't you try it ? Mrs. Plnkliimi iiivilea nil sick women to write her for advice. Hhe litis guided thousands to health. Address, Lynn, Mass. A woman In .. contly Rvi. ..:.. one w"-e required t for whln.li .i,a v. . un"S a rw!":::i. 'Wteonb., year ' tl"li ."oalth ZtoSrVi I Some people think boozing, clg arettc smoking nnd rowdyism Is smart, but It Isn't. It Is tho opposite. me of blcedl.S. years ago writes fjn l h -.. ueuig tne ortl . ' atre. " "ocatJ'C.P Thorcla nothing metle about tho Ain.rt-!-.. ' n oil nnK -i... 'tvt4 worth of prme eBlitoJ of the onormoii. ,...,!., " Bagland and other counJ Tbf Cf-n,,. acronai t nrt .... times toko.0p his mnBih RiUnil n. That I- .t""1 " I hundreds of th.m v... rd'! ?.now u5tS cuts, gpralng. soro ikt i contracted musrW JL and all pains. pffM : 71 $1.00 per bottle iM w .n 51 Tako off yourhattotheHi greatest producer for her tlni worm. PILE CURE FREE i-i of round i trt. '1 III I1I1HT la wnn. n tau. l.t 'ii ... ...., ,a oi, u ;uutj H11JM to caln la wchht D0Mrt3 not thoro's something tiq M in muuBiiuil. UlTe n MCCtCH Elixir and It will be.lt f0 uuuv. unrt's iiomaci m I trotiDKb, aid digestion, itotffc ness, good for toethiac Inn IM-Icp 25c and 50c SoVim uuuiura, Farmers nip the most ttundi men. Afi-r butehirln tlrri'i give a hog a weigh ; - o Object to Stronr )Widi I Munv iipnnln nhlivl M tiHi.l strong iiiedlclnos mi: prte by phyBlclnns for rbntutlra.! Is no ncd ot Intern) tint: aud case of miitmUr or i I rhoiinintlsni, nnd mottthuL'kt 'of every ten cases o(tfce!ttl of one or tho other ol two Itlos. When there It do lew MM , tie (If nny) swelling, you coji . - ................. ........ that It Is only nectwrr 0 i linn n.cKnge m niiiii.riiii rjn- chamberlain's f Unlmul IV nilil Cure Sent lo All Who Semi Kt Quick relief Try It m . .Nnino tiutt Address. , by Dr. Stone's uruR note Thoro nro hundrods of ensos of .r illicit which havo lasted for 20 and, Do not buy all the 30 years and havo boon on rod In n yoursolf; renwmtw rour tWI fow days or wcokb witn tne marvei- , , lt be iw,enrfM oils Pyrnmld Pile Cure. n , od iinon nn oneratlon as tlu only ro President Hoow-irll SirMj Ilof. Hut operations raroly cure, and That outdoor exerrtie sww ofton lead to fearful rOHiiHs. tho American peop - The Pvrnniltl Pllo Cine euros. It rieumati'ini iur , rollovos tho swelling, Btops tho con- answer U mpe .... ..,.. i. ..V.o. ...i flUcni.n Snniv I. in ment. and 'M Ka ucni.lini, uuiiin nn- uituin iuu iii ";- : , - .,. , ! and the piles dlsnppoar. Thoro is win o. " " " Ji And now I win tell you somotning nun i m piiua uimi.uu ""' - "', pniv ionleii md " That perhaps will make you -mloj fornj ofp Pllowh.ch this remedy co (0.v;s J.JU p Hut for horoos and pretty women i Tho Pyramid Pllo Curo can bo used lame bnck and a. rit'M Wo havo Kentucky skinned a mllo. nt name. Thoro Is no losw of tlmo or, doalors. j And this rhyme I've written Every word I've said Is true, So pack your duds and como along And bring your neighbors too. b'or we extend to you a welcome And we'll loud a helping hand. Kor wo need n hundred thousnnd settlors Upon our vacant land, And onco you get tc Oregon You never moro will ronm, Kor In tills land of milk and honey You will build yoursolf a homo. Our wheat farms art eo large It taken hourt to uroag a field. And fifty huehoil to an sera U no uncommon yield. 4 It all come hre to Portland, v And every ywr tlMH''r iQiidina; more, Kor It's I wuled here oh vetrl Ami shipped to a foitiga short. Our WtlUiuett valley vineyard Front which w make etyr win Wtll rival the beet In Italy, Or Choae uf the fwiuotts Uliiue, I'or our crapa julc has a reoril. As all must plainly gee Whfu It took the prhw la Qmuhn j Awl at the fair of ninety-three. Aud w raa show you from Itfuurt. j If you're froui that tRt tlowo Soilttil That we ha-v to aiupulat cair UtMr- rlas j To get them In our mouth; TluU we ruleo Ui flnol peaches iTIjat la any latui j-qu : And ywira. we nick a hundred hox From off a single tro$. And your wife will be contented; Your ohldron grow big nnd strong, And you all will love old Oregon liofore you llvo here very long. And when old Gabriel calls. Of course you'll have to go, your eol works nt you.j hnt0 llk0 hn to loave Oregon For you would rnthor stay here below. CHA8. II. KWIJ.RY, Portland. Oro. I)i nth Wns On Ills lhils. Jesse P. IJorrU, of Skippers. Vn., i had a c'o' cell In tbo spring of 1908. Ho say: "An attack of !unu'jo.la left me so vetik aud with j tuen. a fearful touli thrt my friends j declared ooneumotlon hrd me, and d.':.h wes o my heel?. Then I wn ! ii -reunletl to t"- Dr. King's Now li'ecorery nt home. Thoro Is no losw of tlmo or, doalors ii...i.... f..... K...t..mu9 Tlinrn la ' UlHUIlimu mull uiininun. ,...w . .,,) nn oiiHi. of niitH sn savero that the To the growing wvw""" Pyramid Pllo Curo will not bring j nijtf up 0r appe iU ro,J.0.f- . . ..... . ,..,, If.oin the felld o the Cut we ninKO no onnrgt im u wn. package ot Pyramid Pllo Oaro. This! - tho Inllnmod membrnno and start you j newim r-' tfd tholnflnmed membrane and sart you pills are prompt ist on your way to a cure. After you , wm in a suo - & www wxv mw nniii- t" y - ..--- . mB."i:i b-lst for n f0-cent box of tho roinody. srMng from '"""V.pi Wrlto today. Tho Bamplo costs you bladder. Sold u nothing. Pyramid Drug oo . mi - ryiniiuiii im,k., .uiohi v. nvmi" jj HjniA fT3i rq" eoainiriiuau - are An exchango says dairying Is llko J of y0W Kven 'he M . ivety few day -. ... .. .mtMBS tCtf ! do. r WP SOT itornr.ch.bJ CM". al!( vous heftdaefc' ' -at. Sold ojr, .ru., 1, the seifca fW' are eb..gl to everything &usi' " lb butter. & bin, w "y riding a bicycle If you don't koep moving you will fall off. lie (."t. Wlin f lie Needed. "ln' .vers ago It lookod a If my time had .coc v. ' says Mr. C Farthing, or Mill Creek, Ind. Ter. "I was so run down that life hung on a vory slcndor thread. It was thon my druggist recommended Wloctrlc nitters. I bought a bottle aud I got what I noodod strength. I had ono foot In tho grave, but Electric Bitters put It back on the turf again, and I've boon wen uvi Lans's FaolT sinco." Soid under guarnntoo at Ji ve nj doctor C. Perry's drug store. 50c. ot them. PHI -o Tho hoy who hasn't kg manhood to roaUt tho booze invitation will novor got very far up the ladder. 0. , Rheumatism. More than nine out of overy ten case of rhoumatlam are simply rheumatism' of the muscles, due to it helned r, Immediate- cold or damp weather or chron ly. and vtxr i khiK two and a bnlf ' rheumatism. In ueh cases uo inie.- botft-t I wps a vei man agalu. I found oet that Now Discovery Is he het remedv tor congtig and lung Iteef- In aP tb.- worn." S.v.j binder tnr-r'.at-e rt I C. Pern's dnxg trr?. 50 and $l.na Trial bottle free. Is there sitt'h anothor. pray. Wouder-maklng month as May? Wo rale the largest hop. I And they make the flntst beer. A Knocker I ft man who can't see good lu nnv person or thin. lfa ft bnbU caused hy a disordered Hvor. If you see thins through bluo spectaclos, treat your liver to a good cloanlng eu: roo.oss with llallard's Horblne. A Nure cure for constipation, dyepep- biu, uuugustion, sick ncadache, bll lousnoss, all liver, stomach and bow el troubles. Sold by all druggists. nal tieatmen i rpqwired. The fre-? ajsiilicafou of Chambenain ww meat Is h1 that U needed, and It ' certain to give quick relief. Give n a trial and eo for yourseU ho quickly It re'.lves the Pln and sor--u. Price 25 ceat: l'S 8iM; 5" oejrts Sol.t by Ur. stone's drus store. The cup that really cheers U the cocoanut fholl at a cool . P,iu along a dusty road. t o r lMeiuy of Trouljle, Is caused by stagnation of tu liver and bowels. To get rid of It ana headache and biliousness and tn? poison that brings jaundice. tac n iri v. t if pills, the re'- able purifiers that do the work with-1 out Kdndtnsc or svlplug. 3oc at J C. Perry's 'driig stre '.J.!"L0,;".7H ,n good health for J' Re "' R ! .. fAh CouS"5' . i ra oftur