DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1008
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TME CAPITAL JOURNAL
!!. HOFER, Ed. and Prop.
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in Independent Newspaper Devoted to American friuvtples and
the' ProRre! and Developement of All Oregon.
Published Ilvory Evening Except Sunday, Salem, Ore.
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Daily, by carrier,, per year..'.... M.00 Per montu............66e
DallT, by mallTrjIrear&i '........,... 4.00. per mouih...'.U....9tg
Weekly, by 'mall,-per ycir-....-. 1.00 Six inot.tui .-. COc
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J f, ' SPECIAL DELIVERY. . . v
t&tFov c'avealeace of tabscrlber braacb. delivery offices Arc stak
Halted at "the followls jlacea at SS cents per mbata, $1.00 far. tfcr
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AsyVutn Store, P. O. Do Voe '& Son Asylum Avenue Junction.-
Car) trie, Seventeenth stroot o A, W.' Lane? 3ardon Road store.
1 Daae'a Store, Alex, Daue, South Commercial street.
t Hiectrlo Store, C. M. Bppiey, mast ucaie street.
' rralr nrmindn Rtnrft. Harrison ijoo. Fair Qrounda Road.
) Howell's .Corner. Twelfth .and Cross streets.
4' m.3. a frk.. Grocery, a. A. JE&gleba t, ..Twelfth atreet..-
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Wkeler' itare. W. D. Waeeor. Hltthlandh avenue.
& Tew Park Stor , P. Q. .Bower ox. Twelfth and Leslie.
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tniK machine makes no
DENIAL.
x "Tho Republican machine lcador's
'In Oregon do not dony that tholr
plan Is to dofeat Cako(ln Juno and
then dofeat Cliamborlaln when tho
'legislature moots.
Tholr chlqi' organ" at Portland' so
far hna done all In Its power to
roproeont that thoro is no obliga
tion upon Ropubllcans to 'voto for
CakorifAT THERE IS NO PRINCIPLE-
INVOLVED. ,
In lolng this the Orcgonlnn gives
'tho Ho ito all" tho professions made
In tho past whoro tho Republican
party wont on rocord as favoring the
election of sonutors by tho direct i
voto of tho people.
Tho nmohlno organ rend3 Itself
out of tho pnrty by saying that di
rect law making and direct election
of senators aro not Republican prin
ciples, AS THE PARTY HAS PRO
CLAIMED THEM.
It places tho mnchine abovo mpn
nnd abovo principles,, and makes no
bones about .saying that pnrty In
terests are nbovo tho people nnd
abovo tho rights of humanity.
Ono of tho first rights of human
ity Is CLEAN AND INCOHRUPT
IDLE GOVERNMENT, and. how can
tho peoplo hnvo that with tho legis
lature corrupted hnd debauched, wtyh
tho purchnHo of senatorshlps. '
Tho machlno stands convicted of
THROWING DOWN REPUBLICAN
PRINCIPLES AND THE RIGHTS
OF THE PEOPLE In Its mnd ambi
tion to land another boodlo sena
tor from Orogon Instead pf a clean
man Hko Cako.
Tho pooplo should tako tho ma
chlno loadors nt tholr word nud as
tho peoplo nominated Cako, they
should sco to it that ho Is elected
or that tho will of tho people' Is
respected If a Domocrnt Is chosen.
JEFFERSON TURNING AGAINST
THE 11LIND PIG.
screens down, with Its doors opon
on tho public street, whoro thoso
who want to drink go In oponly
soems less hypocritical.
There Is no no3trum for enforced
morality. Until you 'convert a man
to see THAT TOTAL '.ABSTINENCE
IS THE dNLi RIGHT PRINCIPLE
for him as an Individual you hnvo
not changed that man's nature as to
drink.
Converting him into n secret tip
pler, driving him Into hiding his np
pottto under a cloak of 'enforced
morality that Is galling' to him, has
not made him a hotter cltlzon and
Jefferson peoplo will nil como to rc
allzo the truth of this come day.
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THE FUEL WOOD INTEREST IN
THE SALEM-STAVTON ELEC
TRIC LINE.
Ltutdsccr rind tm Dog Tax.
On one of Landtfeor's early v'olts
to Scotland the great palntor stopped
at a village and took a groat deal
pff notice of the dogs, jotting down
rapidly sketches of them on a piece
fit paper. Next' day on rosuming his
Journoyio waj horrlflpd to find,
logs 'suspended from trees In all di
rections or d'rownlng-iri tho rlvowr
with sfbnos around" their- necks. Ho
stopped a weeping urchin, who Was
hurrying off with a net pup In his
arms, and learned to his dismay that
ho was supposed to be an excise of
floor who was, taking notes' of all the
dogs ho saw In order to prosecute
tho owners for unpaid taxes'.
4 V
j fcQFFEE,. '
ITnrecquarters of coffee
te -such' ttfat 'we can't
touch it; vc make five
grades of' the top qtiilrtex:.
Vouf Brovrrr-M'fni jour monor II TP loal
Ilk Schlllnii' flitHit v par him.
Tliero n ro signs that tho business
mon and property ownorrf of tho
llttlo city of Jefferson nro tired of
"blind pigs" and disorders,
Tho DolMor thinking portions of
tho community, who nro not swayed
by eontlmontal desires WILL VOTE
AGAINST LOCAL OITION THIS
YEAR.
For years sentiment has kept
Jefferson u dry town, and undor
Prohibition control, but Jefferson
hns not boon n bettor or moro moral
town than somo others.
It bus had "blind plga" running
most of tho time, hns had bnm par
ties with boor kogs on tap, and UN
LICENSED REV1ITRY CONNECT.
ED THEREWITH.
A few soaks may hnvo been kopt
Bobor except when they got away to
Salem, or Portland and proceeded to
fill up after enforced nbstlnonco but
dl slpatlon has not boon wiped out.
An open licensed saloon, with the
A Thousand Dollars
In tho bnuk to your credit
would giro you a chance for big
ger and hotter, things.
Uy persistent saving on n dofl
nlto plan for a few years, you can
save that amount out of oven n
small Income.
A saving of CO oents a day, de
posited with us and earning In
terest, will do It in about flvo
years,
Evon 25veeat3 a day will do It
in 10 years.
H you get. right down to busi
ness and suvo flvo dollars a week,
you'll have tho thousand In a
llttlo over three year.1 and n half.
Let us help you save.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
CAPITAL NATIONAL
BANK
It Is estimated that on tho lino of
the Salem and Staytom electric rail
road thoro will bo ovor 500,000
cords of fiuol wood.
As this city consumes from 40,
to 50,000 cords of such fuol annual
ly It can bo seen nt once THAT THE
CONSUMER IS INTERESTED.
Whether It would bring down tho
prlco much or not, It Is certain that
hauling l fuel wood will bo n great
source of earnings.
Dealers will bo Interested In tho
construction pf tho line ns without
Eomo now' sources of supply PRICES
OF FUEL WILL ADVANCE.
Tho construction of such n lino
will mako now business openings
for donlora and for contractors who
engage In cutting fuol wood.
A great Vdoal of such fuol Is now
haulod In olght and ton miles- by
wagon to Salem, and ov-n from noar
'AuBmvlIle to this city.
Fifty thousand cords of such fuol
woods means nn expenditure- of
nearly A QUARTER OF A MILLION
DOLLARS ANNUALLY.
A saving of fifty cents n cord to
tho consumer and fifty cont's a cord
moro for tho man who soils tho fuel
would pny for operating tho rail
road. As a fuol road nlont tho Salem nnd
Stayton olectrlc would pay.
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THE DUTY OF CORPORATIONS.
Many successful corporations do
lug business In Salem have been
holped by tho conrtnunlty and by
tho Salem commercial organizations.
Banks and other private corpora
tions aro holped by all that helps tho
community, 'nnd especially IIY the
BUSINESS OF OTHER CORPORA
TIONS. Why shou'd they not co.oporato
with new undertaking! and help
thorn get on their feet as they got
help and started when they were
small?
Tho spirit of collective enterprise
ontors Into tho buccoss or every, cor
poration in theso DAYS OF CIVIC
MOVEMENTS AND CO-OPEBA-TION,
What tho Blblo says about' no
man living unto hlmaolf aloue Is
New Corporations.
Tho following firms filed artlcloa
of Incorporation, in the ofllce of tho
secretary of state teday:
Oregon-Gold Hill Mining Com
pany Principal ofllco, , Portland,
capital Btock, $100,000; incorpora
tors, J. J. Shrirman, W. B. Pearson
nnd Paul Ebnor.
Th6 Marcs Dovoloplng Company
Principal ofllco, Portland; capital
stock, ?10,000; Incorporators, Axol
Marcs, Bert II. Rohlman and O. L.
Elliott.
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Tho Most Common Cause of
Suffering.
Rheumatism causes more pain
and suffering than any othor dloeaBo,
for tho reason that It Is -tho most
common of all Ills, and It Is cortalnly
grntlfylng to Biifforors to know thai
Chamborlnln's Liniment will afford
roller, and mako rest nnd sloop pos
sible. In ninny cases tho rollof from
pain, which Is at first tomporary,
haa bocomo pormanont, whllo In old
pooplo subject to chronic rhoumn
tlsrn, often brought on by dampnoss
or chnngos In tho weather, a por
manont cure cannot tfo expected;
tho rollof from pnln which this llnl
mont affords Is alono worth many
tlmos Its cost. 25 and 50 cent sizes
for snlo by Dr. Stono's drug store.
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His Inference.
CrngB pid you toll Simpers you
thought I was a man without nny
bala'nco? Butts Well, I naturally
Inforrod that If you had a balanco
you would draw on It for tho amount
you owo me. Philadelphia North
Amorlcnn.
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It Rcnclu't! tho Spot.
Mr. E. Humphrey, who owns a
largo gonoral Btore nt Omega, 0.,
and Is president of tho Adams Coun
ty Telophono Co., as well as of tho
Home Tolophono Co., of Plkf county,
O., says of Dr. King's Now Discov Discev
ery: "It saved my life onco. At
lcnfet I think It did. It scorned to
roach tho spot tho vory soat of my
cough whon everything clso failed."
Dr. King's Now DUcovory not only
roachoa tho cough spot; It bonis tho
soro spots and tho weak spots In
throat, lungs and chest. Sold undor
guarnnteo nt J. O. Perry's drug
Btore. COc. and $1.00 Trial bottle
free.
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Flro at Weddings.
Fire Is nn oescutlal In somo wedd
ing celebrations. In Porsla tho ser
vice la rend in front of a flro. In
Nicaragua tho priest, taking the
couplo each by tho llttlo fjnger, lendi
them to nn npartment whoro n flro
Is lighted and there Instructs the
brldo in her duties, extinguishing it
by wny of conclusion. In Japan tho
woman kindles a torch, and tho
bridegroom lights ono from It, tho
playthlngo of tho wife bolng burnt
thon nnd thero,
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Bail Attack of Dysentery Cured.
"An honored, cltlzon of this town
was suffering from a severe attack
of dysontory, Ho told a friend If he
could obtain a bottle of Chamber
lain's Colic, Cholora and Dlnrrhooa
Remedy, ho folt confldont of being
curqd, ho having us' J this remedy
PIMPLES
fLMj.kiiiii, imaoar
liri nniMB wiininivi- -"V "i -ii . "
coiiUtitihiff thattao ? ttiam tm rccommtrmins
rrionilli J iOQl linn ttiivii a nig ii mo
IU
tao of them ft tnl rccommtnrtlpa
Lt.i.'t i-.i. -iaiiiti. I ri nni wit a it i ri tfihn
l.nrnliriiwllopo,yi,bATe chanca to roaommtud
I CV.WivUq, IS Elm'SI,, fotr'atic, N.J.
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PIan, ftUlnM,, potsBl.TatUOoodJJoOood,
KirSlokJnfW8kiKiOr(p. 10a.e,M(KT
anH-bi l)rtli. iTli8nnrm Ublol jUmpid'COO.'
iJrintoa Xntmti ow jmt wony bok. ..A
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AMUAUALE, TEN MiLUOK MXESk
Tho Dusters.
Tho Vicar (to sexton) Why don't
you seo that tho scats In tho church
aro dusted now and then, Tornbs?
Tomjjs ftho' soxtou), I do, ulrj .tho
congregation doos it every 'Sunday
morning, Blr. "London Tatlor.
Whooping Cough.
"In February our daughter bad
the whooping cough. Mr. Lane, of
Hartland,. recommended Chambor
lain's Cough Remedy and Bald it
gavo his customers tho host of satis
faction. W6 found it as bo said,
and can i ocommond It to anyone
having children troubled with
whooping cough," Bnys Mrs. A. Gobs,
ofDurnntf, Mich. FoV Balo by Dr.
S.tono'8 drug storo.
Exhibit A.
WoorluB (dropping In again)
Well, Mr. Brackott, havo you do
'Slgmjd ahythlng now latoly that you
would llko to show mo?
Busy Architect Why, yes; I've
JuBt put n unlquo ornamental panel
on tho outalJo of my ofllco door. I'll
show It to you prosontly.
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A Happy Father,
in soon turned to a Bad ono If ho
has to walk tho floor ovory night
with a crying baby. McGco'a Baby
Elixir will mako tho child woll,
soother Its nerves, Induco .healthy,
normal slumber. Bost for disorder
ed bowols 4ind Bour stomach nli
toothing babies uood It. Pleasant to
tako, Bure, and safe, contains no
harmful drugs. Prlco 25 and 50
cents por bottle. Sold by all doalors.
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A man's conversation Is tit mirror
of his thoughts. Chlncso.
To iho Peoplo of Marlon Ceunty:
' Having accopted, the nomina
tion on tho .Democratic ticket for
representative, 'I do iforoby do
claro myself unqttajlfldoly in fav
or of tho efoctl6"n of United
Stales Senators by direct voto of
tho peoplo " if el6cted I shall nt
Ml time, vote f$r the people's
, hoico for ( Sonajor Without re
gard to personal cholco or polltl
Cal afflllatlori.and- flhall consider
myself a servant of all tlio people
enforcing tholr mandate on all
Just "and economic legislation.
DR. W. S. MOTT.
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NOTICE.
To Improve a Portion of Blnto
Street.
Notjce b hereby glvon that at tho
mooting, of the commojl council of
tho cly,of Salem, Ortegon, held May
4, 1908, a resolution waB adopted to
ltnpVovo State street In said City with
full IntorsoctlonB; betWeon tho east
line of Commercial street nnj the
woftf lino pf Church Btroot in tho fol
lowing manner:
. By taking up tho aoufh railway
connection conncctlHg the Street rail
way track of tho Portland Railway,
Light & Power company with tho
Btroot TalhVay track of tho Oregon
Electric Railway corapahy at tho In
torsoctlon of High arid Stato streots
In said city, nnd by pavjng the road
way of said street with Warren'a
Bltullthlo waterproof pavement and
by moving out and establishing tho
curb lines on said street and for the
doing of all othor' things rcnulrod
I by and sot forth in tho plana nnd
specifications now on fllo In the of
flco of thq city recorder of said city
for tho pavement of snld portion of
said Stato Btroot with' Warren's
Bltullthlo waterproof pavomont,
which plans and specifications will
govorn tho making of paid Improve
ment In every respect. Iho cost of
snld Improvement to l)ofnsECssed on
.'abutting and adjacont proporty, as
provided In tho charter of said city.
By ordor common council.
W. A MOORES,
. Recordor.
Dato of first publication of this
notlco tho 5th dny of May, J90S.
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A Cnllforiiutn'fl Luck.
"Tho lucklost day of my llfo was
whon I bought n box of Bucklcn's
Arnica Salve;" writes Charles1 F.
Budahn, of Tracy, California. "Two
25c boxes cured mo of an annoying
caso of Itching pllos, which had
troubled mo for yoara nnd that yield
ed to no other trontmont." Sold un
guaranteed nt J. C. Perry's drug
Btoro.
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A Hopc-liss Cnse.
(From Skotch.)
"A groat big, ablo bodied man like
you cught to be nshnmod to ask
a stran'ger for monoy," said tho well-to-do
citizen.
"I know I ought," onsworod Me-
nndorlng Miko. "But, mlstor, I'm
Jos' naturally too Jkind-heartvd to
tap 'cm on do head and tako It away
from 'em."
FOR AGENTS
A SUCCESS
'The Old World and Its Ways'
BY
Wm. Jennings Bryan
570 Imporlnl Octavo Pages. 251 Su
perb Engravings from photogrnplu
takon by Col. Bryan. -
Rocounts his trip around tho world
and hh visit to all nations. Greatest
book of travel 'over written. Mpst
successful book of this generation.'
11,000 called for In 1 months. Wrlto
us for sample roports of first 100
agents employed. Tho peoplo buy It
cngorly.
Outfit Free. Send 50 conts to cover
cost of mailing nnd handling. Address
Tho Thompson Pub. Co., St. Louis, Mo
TORINO ZONE
FUNARCE
morf true of corporations than of In the West. Ho was told that !
Individuals In tholr rolntlons to pub
Ho matters.
Whllo tho whole community helps
onrlch the Individual who attonds to
hla business, THE UNEARNED IN
CUEMENT THAT CORPORATIONS
GET is tho grentost of all.
Tho Capital Journal will bo moro
benefitted by ono new railroad -Into
Salem than any private citizen who
Is not In business. Its value ns a
buslnea3 will be enhanced.
THE SAME IS TRUE OF EVERY
CORPORATION, nud It surely Is the
duty of nil corporations to promote
ovory enterprise that winds up tho!
kopt It Ip stock and lost no tlmo in
obtaining It, and was promptly
cured," says M. J. Leach, druggist,
of Wolcott, Vt, For salo by Dr.
Stono's - drug seoro.
Ills Preference.
Nurse Como Indoors at onco,
Mastor Richard, and bo a good bo.
tYou won't go to heaven If you'ro bo
naughty, Mastor Richard I don't
I want to go to hoavon. I want to go
with father! London Skotch.
Poison Oak Poisoning.
Ballard's Snow Llnlmnnt rnren .
city nnd builds tip tholr own value' Mr. O. II. P. Cornelius, Turner. Ore,
and increases their opportunities for writes My wife has discovered that
making money and adds to tho value Snow Liniment cures "Poison Oak
Biliousness nnd Constipation.
For yoars I was trohulod with bil
iousness nnd' constipation, which
mado llfo mlsorablo for me. My
nppotlto failed mo. I lost my usual
forco and vitality. Pepbln prepara
tions and cathartics only made mnt
tors worso. I do not know whoro I
should havo been todny had I not
tried Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. Tho tablets relieve
tho 111 fooling at onco, strengthen
the dlgostlvo functions, purify tho
stomach, ltvor and blood, helping
the system to do Its work naturally.
Mrs. Rosa Potts, Birmingham,
Ala. Those tablets aro for salo by
Dr. Stono's drug storo.
For a burn or scald apply Cham
berlain's Salvo. It will allay tho
pain nlmoBt Instantly and quickly
heal tho injured parti. For sale by
Dr. Stone's drugstore.
Nothing Unusual.
(From tho Yonkors Statesman.)
'Dill I s In Grantham, England,
there Is a "living" sign ovor an Inn
a'beohlve in which boos storo their
honey.
Jill Oh, well, we've got eating
places over hero whoro a follow can
got stung, too.
fBiHnniBptob?3',MHBDH
The above cut repreienti
brick lined Torrid Zone Furt
Guaranteed gas, smoke and dm
proof. Economical and durable.
A. L. FRASER
288 STATE STREET.
Estimates furnished on heatlns
When your food seems to nauso
ato take Kodol. Tako Kodol now
and until you know you' are right
again. Thoro Isn't nny doubt about
what It will do and you will 'find
tho truth of this statemont verified
after you havo used Kodol tor a few
weeks. It Is sold hero by al! druggists.
of their property,
Poisoning," n vory painful trouble.
She not only cured a case of It on
O .A. M T O 3P1. X Jk. "fiBcu uui uh iwo ui ner inciiua
1mm tb -U Wtmm AMk BmjM wno werepouoneo oy tuis same
f Cfoitffi&j&& 1 Pr'co 25c, 50c and $1.00.
O C T Co
Steamers Pomona and Oregonla
leavo for Portland Monday, Wednes
day and Friday at 10 a. m. and '
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
6 a. m. For Corvallis, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday about 7 p.
m. M. p; Baldwin, agent. Office
and dock at foot of Trade street.
M. P. BALDWIN, Agent,
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