DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALBMj OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 0,1006
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AsIm-a Store, F. Q. Da Voo & Son, Asylum Avenue Junction. .;
Crlll, Seventeenth street, A. W. Lan.o, Garden Road Store. ,
tim$ Storo, Alox. Dauo, SouthCommerclal atreet. y
WWCtHb Storo, C. M. Epploy, East Stale streot.
Fairgrounds Storo, Harrison Dee, Fairgrounds Road.
Indwell's Corner, Twelfth and Cross streets.
, On K .Grocery, A. A. Englobart, TwoUth streot.
Wheeler's Storo, W. D Whcolor, Highland avonuo. '
"Ydvtt Park BWre, F. G. BowerBox, Twoltth and Leslie'
lista Grocery! Seventeenth, atret
' . Jji'D; Moors & Son, cornor Capitol and Union streets.
"West 8416m 'Storo, West Salem.
1 ZlAtVs Confectionery, 478 StAto street.
Dc Stone's, 2 41-North Coramorplal streot.
Huff mft&a, Store, Nprh S&th atreet.
Gormaii Bftkeryti earner .Twelfth and Chemekothr .
OHBMMWnnnMHMnMMIHMVn
SMILES-
A berry grower ndvertlaos In this
paper for pickers, and offers good
camp grounds and good water. The
custom of families going out and
picking borrlos as .thoy go out and
pick hops Is woll established In somo
parts of Orogon and Washington and
i if -win oo noro as mo oorry crop grows
larger. It will bo an outing nnd n
holiday at tho most boautlful tlmo
of tho year and thon tho .family will
cam somo monoy bosldcs. As tho
hop business Is on tho decllno, why
not mako It a custom nt Salem.
A ivnr1 nt rn it tlnn in tllO mltlU-
ora. You havo hammered on Pro-1
hlbltlon a great deal tho past six
months. Wo havo had It In thoor
thodox pulpits and nt tho special1
meetings and in tho Sunday school j
and apoclnl meetings nnd in gold
modal debates, and In tho public
scJsdoIb nnd whorover two or threo
could bo got together. Evon Me
morial Day nnd Lincoln's birthday
and Goo. Washington's birthday
havo .boon dcHocratod with harangues
on. tho horrori of drunkonosg that
would ajnioftt have mudo some of
' tht30 old follows ashamed of thom-
uelvon If they could havo hoard It,
for thoy word good mon and truo In
their tlmo If thoy did take a llttlol
toddy. By nl moans lot us bo good
and moral and virtuous but don't
mako us all tlrod of It.
Tint Best PHls Ever 8o!d.
"Aftor doctoring 15 years for
chronic Indigestion, and spondlng
over two hundred dollan, nothing
hua- dono mo ns much good us Dr.
King's Now Llfo PIUs. I consider
thorn Uifc boat pills over sold,"
whites B.' F. Ayscuo, of IngleBldo,
N. C. Sold under gunrnntoo nt J.
O. Perry's drug store. 25c.
VlrtltliiR Old Home
Mr." nind Mrs. A. W. Long, of Tho
Dallos, hnvo been visiting Mrs.
Mnrgarot Bollo, on North Summer
fctreot, mother of Mrs. Long. Mr.
Long was for nine years principal
of tho Urant school nnd Central
school of this city and has for tho
patit six years been a clerk In tho
land offlco at Tho Dallos.
No Need of Suffering from Rheuma
tism. Tt U n mistake to allow anyone to
milter from rhoumntlsm, ns tho pain
can always bo "relieved, and in mo3t
caaes a euro offocted by applying
Chamborlnln's Liniment. Tho re
lief from naln which It affords is
nlono worth many times Its cost. It
mnkoH sleon nnd rot possible, Evon
la ensos of long standing this lini
ment should bo used on account of
the rollof which It affords. Do not
bo dlscourngod untM you havo given
It n trial. For salo by Dr. Stono3
druK Htoro,
Keep
Your idle money where It will
work for you while you are lool..
lug for uu Investment.
Our Savings Department pays
three per cent Interest nnd all
Withdrawals aro paid on demand.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
CAPITAL NATIONAL
BANK
Salem, Ore.
RESOLUTIONS BY
SEDGWICK POST
Veterans Grateful for. Courtesies nnd
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'. AldExtendnl on Memorial Day.
At a regular mooting of Sedgwick
Post No. 10, 0. A. R., hold on Tues
day night Inst It was
Resolved, That tho thanks of thl
Post and of tho W. R. C. nro duo and
aro horoby tondorod to tho people of
Snlom who so willingly and so cheer
fully contributed of their substanco,
tlmo nnd influonco In nld of our ob
sorvanco of memorial day, and espe
cially to courtosy oxtondod by tho
Portland Railway, Light & Power
company for tho transportation io
generously furnished tho vetorans
nnd tho Indies; to L. 0. Stringer tho
fnvor showed by his reading of Lin
coln's Gettysburg nddross; to
Mrs. Penn for tho splondld
rocltntlon given nt tho cemetery;
to tho press of Iho city for tho
many favors extended by it; to tho
odl cor a and members of Compnny M,
0. N. G., for their nttondanco nnd
participation In tho exorcises; to tho
eight Uttlo boys who represented tho
U. S. navy; to tho children who
nsslsted tho W. R. C. In tholr serv
ices; to W. E. McElroy and tho mom
bora of his bund for tho muslo fur
nished by them, and particularly bo
causo of tho tlmo to which It was
oxecutcd thereby enabling tho votor
nns to keep stop without becoming,
"winded" In tho first monsure, nnd
lastly to Aug. Huckonstoln and E. H.
Anderson of tho board of trado com
mltco for tholr assistance to tho G.
A. R. committee In completing ar
rangomcnt3 for tho exorcises of tho
dny.
Rosolvod, That those resolutions
bo furnished to tho city press for
their use. '
You Never Can Tell.
, just exactly tho cause of your
rhoumntlHm, but you know you havo
It. Do you know that Ballardls
Snow Liniment will euro It? re
lievos tho swelling and limbers tho
Joints and muscles so that you will'
no as nctlvo and woll ns you ever
wore. Price 25c, 50c and ?1.00.
Sold by all dealors.
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How Property Advnnccs
Mr,.N, N. Lundo bought ton ncres
of land nbout four miles from Salem
on tho Garden road a few years ago
for $U0 per aero. Ho has put part
of It in orchard, has put some lm
provomonts on It nnd today It ts
worth $3000. Ho has been offored
that for It sovoral times. He also
owns 80 acres one and n-half miles
from Falls City wlToro his son N.
N. Lundo, has a blacksmith business.
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Poison Oak Poisoning.
Ballard's Snow L'.nlmenl cures It.
Mr. O. H. P. Cornelius, Turner, Ore.,
writes My wife has discovered that
Snow Liniment cures "Poison Oak
Poisoning," a very painful troublo.
Sho not only cured a enso of it on
hersolf, but on two of her Mends
who woro poisoned by this same Ivy.
Price 25c, 50c and $1.00.
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Graduating Exercises
Thu Wlllamotto graduates of tho
collogo of oratory hold tholr closing
exercises In tho M. E. church last
night. Tho presenting of diplomas
will take place Moudny evening.
i Tho Big Rend.
Is of two kinds conceit and tho
big head that comes from a Blck
headache. Does your head ever foal,
llko a gourd and your brain feel
loose and aore? You can euro It In
no tlmo by acting on your llvpr with
Ballard's Jlerblne. isn't it worth
trying for the absolute and certain
rollef you'll get? Sold by all deal
ers. o
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PRESIDENT AND VICE
PRESIDENT ASPIRANTS
Favorite Sons, and Others, v Possibilities and Nena- Portabilities for tho
Republican Nominations for President and Vice-President - Their
Personalities and. Achievements- Written by Staff Representatives of
tbo United Press Who Aro Personally Acquainted with the Subjects.
' Washington, June ; C. Baroly
ovo'r flvo'foot In hejghl, Phllanlor
Chaso Knox Senaor from Pennsyl
vania and former Attorney General
of Iho "United- States, la, physically
speaking, tho moBt dlmunltlvo candi
date for tho presidency tho country
has ovor soon. But short as ho Is In
stature, ho Is' long in Intellect.
I Thoro are othor superlatlvo adjec
tives that might bo applied. For In
stanco, ho ts tho richest of all tho
Republican candidates', -tho droBslost,
tho most ro3orved and the sportiost.
Ho owns somo of tho boot blooded
horsos In America, Ho has earned
tho biggest foes for defending cor
porations, and ho was tho first Attor
ney Gonernl to find' and make us'6 of
an offoctlvo weapon to prosocuto
them. Ho Ib also tho baldest of all
tlio candidates, and tlio only ono
that Is smpoth shnvon. -
Knox HkoB tho compnny of young
mon. At his homo almost every ov
enlng thoro Is a pinochle or billiard
gamo In progress In which" tho Sona
tor and nonio youngsters of his ac
quaintance nro .the participants.
When ho finds a young man display
ing marked ability In nny lino of
work , ho Is very npt to oxtond a help
Ing hnnd. It was thus that Milton D.
Purdy, Bomotlmos referred to as tho
"trust buster" of tho ndmliHstrntlou
enmo Into notice Knox mot him
when ho wns In MInnosotn In con
nection with tho Northern Securities
enso, whon Purdy had Just begun to
climb tho lognl laddor, Knox wns at
tracted to him and bin work, and
whon tho inw was pa3sod authoriz
ing tho Department of Justice to em
ploy Hpeclal assistant attorney goiv
orals, ho sont for Purdy nnd gnve
him ono of tho Jobs. That Purdy
haa mndo good Is a trlbuto to Knox's
discriminating Judgment of mon.
Knox Ib soinltlvo, Somo yenre ago
ho ontorod at tho Now York horflo
show a pair of blooded horses tint
had pedigrees reaching bnck to tho
Dnrk Agos, and which to his mind
ns an export, was the finest matched
team of trotting horses In Amorlcn.
Tho prlzos, howovor, 'wont to horsos
of Now York's nodal favorites nnd
Knox pnlr recolvod no monllon. Ho
has novor' exhibited thoro slnco.
He owes his (promlnonco partly to
tho fact that ho .was onco oxpollod
from tho West Virginia University
for n boyish prank. Ono of tho ruloj
of tht fnculty wns that no studonts
should attend theatricals. Ono dny
a company playing "Enst Lynno"
enmo along and Knox, together with
nbout 20-follow student, doclded to
seo tho performance. One of tho
professors, sont to tnko tho nnmos of
tho offonders, reported them, and nil
woro 8ontonc3d to expulsion. Elgh-
toon woro reinstated on signing an
agreomont not to offond ngnln, but
Knox nnd ono othor left.
Ho then won), to Mt. Union Col
lege, Alliance, Ohio, and It wa4
thoro that ho first mot William Mc
Klnloy, Jr. Undccldod ns to the
profession ho would adopt, It was
ontlroly due to McKlnloy that ho
finally resolved to become a lawyo.
But for that meeting, Knox might
now bo a bank cashier In n country
town llko his fathor.
A close student, especially of
ernes In which ho . wns Interested,
and with a fine capacity of resolving
nbstruso statements of tho law into
conclso nnd lucid language undor
standnblo oven by laymen, Knox suc
ceeded In his profession from tho
start. In tho earlier days of Androw
Carnegie ho became tho Ironmaster's
lawyor and recolved, It Is said an In
come of $50,000 a year from this
sourco nlono.
In tho 20 years following hta res
ignation In 1876 as asilstant United
States attorney for tho westorn dis
trict of Pennsylvania, a pla'co that
he hold for only ono year, his per
sonal retainers avorage.3 $90,000 n
year. These, with his Interest In tho
other business of his firm, gave him
an Income of about $150,000 a year,
and ho came to be recognlzod as ono
of tho most successful corporation
lawyers lu the country. Incidental
ly ho became a stock holder In tho
U. S, Steel corporation, tho Unlou
Trust Co., tho Pittsburg Bessemer
and Lake Erie Railway Co., and oth
er powerful corporations. His larg
est slnglo fee was earned In a 45
mlnuto speech In opposition to an
attempt to abrogate tho charter and
limit tho franchises of the Indian
apolis Street Car company. He re
ceived $125,000 for' that pleco of.
.work. His associate; tho lato ox
, Prosldont Benjamin Harrison, ad
'dreaded pie court for, four hours and
.'recoiyod only $50,00((,
It is relatod of Knox's early ca-
(roor that when ho had R particular
ly puzzling question to oiucldato, no
would sally fdrth with a law book
undor ono arm and fishing tacklo
tinder tho othor and hie him to somo
f a v6rlto "stream. Whon ho returned
In tho ovonlng ho generally had a
string of fish and tho solution of tho
problem as woll.'
Perhaps becauso ho know froni
tho lnsldo how tho Federal laws wpro
bolng violated, but more likely be-
Causo ho realized that the. principal.
duty attached to hls offlco was to
prosccuto such violations, Knox
quickly bocamo active In tho enforce
ment of tho Shormnn antl-tniBt lnw,
whon McKlnloy appointed him at-tornoy-gonornl
In 1901. Ho wna
firmly convinced that' combinations
that stifled competition nnd restrain
ed Ihtoratato, commerce woro ovll
and nfter long nnd laborious offort,
ho got togothor tho necessary evi
dence nnd Bticd tho Northorn Se
curities Co. Ho was upheld by tho
supromo court of tho United Statos
in his contention that this concern
was an Ulogal combination.
Ho haa consistently hold Mint mon
opolies nnd combinations, particular
ly of railroads, tended Buroly to
wnrds govornmont ownorshlp of pub
lic utllltloB, nnd he sot hlmsolf to
combat that tondoncy by oooklng to
glvo th'o pooplo rollof undor oxlst
Ing lnws. Ho Instituted, proceed
ings ngalnflt tho Boot Trust, th4
Salt Trust, tho Jncksonvlllo Wholo
salo Grocers' association, tho Cot
ton Trnfflc Tool, tho Anthrhcito coal
carrying roads, and mnny othors, nil
Involving nllogod violations of tho
anti-trust nnd Intorstnto commorco
laws. It was on his recommenda
tion that tho law was pnssod permit
ting enses of gonornl public Impor
nnco to be expedited In tho supromo
court of tho United States.
Knox owns throa homes, Ono Ih
n Inrgo nnd beautifully furninhod
stone house on Ellsworth nvonuo,
Pittsburg, sot In tho mldfit of woll
kopt lawnB. His Washington rosl
donco Is on K ntreot, wns tho former
home of George W. Chlldo, nnd cost
tho sonntor $170,000. Ills country
plnco Ib nt Vnlloy Forgo, onco part
of tho camping ground mod by Goo.
Wnohlngton, nnd tho headquarter
or Gen. Knox, tho senator's Illustri
ous rovolutlonnry nncestor. Horp ho
raises nil kinds of fine stock.
As much, of his tlmo na Is poialhlo
Knox spends In tho open. Ho is fond
of golf nnd plays a fair gamo. Ho
likes to fish. But his chief dollgl.t
In the way of sports Is his horsos.
These ho likes to drlvo hlmsolf, nnd
othor early rlsors may frequently
soo him speeding a pnlr of blooded
roadsters through tho. crisp morning
air along tho picturesque road3 of
Rock Crook Park. '
Without advertising tho faot, Mr.
Konx Is a man of gonor'ous Impulso.
Following tho gront bflzznrd of 180G
In Western Pennsylvania, ho was
called upon by a representative of a
.charity organizations for a contri
bution for coal and food. Knox
handed hor a check .the slzo of which
led tho startled womnn to inqulro;
"How do you wish this money k
bo applied, Mr. Knox?"
"As your organization thlnka
best." wns tho ronlv. "Thero aro
worthy or unworthy poor, I know,
but they aro all cold and hungry."
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A Grand Family Medicine.
"It gives mo pleasure to sneak n
;ood word for Electric Bitters,"
writes Mr. Frank Conlnn of No. 43C
Houston St., Now York. "R's n
grand family medicine for dypaps'n
and liver complications; while for
lnmo back nud weak kidneys it can
not bf too highly recommended."
Electric Blttors regulate tho diges
tive functions purifies the blood, and
imparts renowed vigor and vitality to
tho weak and debilitated of both
sexes, Sold under guarantee .at J.
C. Perry's drug storo. 50c,
CASTOR I A
i'or Infants and Children.
fti Kind You Have Always BM
Bears tho SSJZZ?
Signature r Lf&etfc&K
All Humors
Aro Impure matters which tho skin, ii7cr
Ictypoys nnd othor organs, cannot tnko earn
ofjwlthoutbolp. ro
Plmnlog, bolls. PCxntnn r.M.1 .,.
,., i " ' . ; l"ur crop.
tlona, loss ,ot appotlto, thnt tired fcelln
-....,. kU.j,a, ma oi iimigcsuoii, dull head,
ached and many" other troubles aro duo to
them'. They are rotaavfitiiiv
"'In usual liquid form or In chocolatfid !
iauielu)TO BBgarglftaPg, lOOdoseL
V0GET
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Tjho firm of Voget Bros, have
oroctod 45 dwolllnga In four year
ana aro building many new ones this
yeah This Is a fine record for one
firm who aro doing things to build
up tho city, and onnblo pooplo of
small means to get homos of their
own. Thoy havo more applications
than they can respond to, but havo
n number, of now buildings under
construction. They find many per
bohb who hayo a fow hundred dol
lnrs tp pay down on n houso but not
enough tq' build. OthOrs havo a lot
and can borrow part of tho monoy
roqulrod to. put up a houso. Thon
by paying about what rent would
cost them tho rest Is oaslly paid on
tho Installment plan. On this plan
many pooplo havo boon nolo to go
tholr own homos who would othor
wlso bo paying ront nil tholr Uvea.
On tholr plnnt $400 cash will cocuto
as good a homo ns It would tnko
$1000 to build, and tho rest Is paid
na tho Bnmo fnmlly would pay rent.
Porsons who hnvo Btnall sums to
Invost enn got a first mortgago on
tho proporty which Is nmplo security
nnd tho Vogot Bros, oroct tho Iioubo
The ront pnyB tho Intorqst nnd tho
Instalments pay off tho bnlnnco. '
ThlB city Is vory much In need of
moro dwellings, nnd those hnvlng
capital to Invest or wanting a homo
should Investigate tho plans on
which this firm builds houses.
Thoy hnvo certainly mndo a rec
ord of doing things for this city and
for those who want to own homes
on onsy terms.
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Woll, anywny, we, can settlo down
to buslnoss now.
Thinks It Raved Ills Llfo.
LeBtor M.. NolBon, of Naples,
Ma,lno, says. In n recent letter: "I
havo usod D.r; King's. Now Dlscovory
many years, for co.ughs and colds,
nnd I think It saved my lire. I
hnvo found It n reliable remedy for
thront nnd lung complaints, and
would no moro ha without a bottle
than I would bo without food." For
nonrly 40 yenrs Now Dlscovory has
stood nt tho hond of thront and lung
romodlcB. Ab a provontlve of pnou
monln, nnd honlor of weak lungs It
Has no equal, sold unuor guammuu
at J. C. Perry's drug Btoro. 50c and
$1.00. Trial bottlo free.
Local
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Graber Bros.
plumbino
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Will give prompt attention
to all orders, guarantee our
work to glvo satisfaction and
to bo up to the sanitary stand-
i ard.
;WE WILL BE PLEASED TO
GIVE ESTIMATES ON
CONTRACTS,
Call at our shop on Liberty
street, back of Barr's Jewelry
Store. Phone 550.
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