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Newspaper Page Text. DAILY CAW TAL JOUKN.Uj, 8ALEM,0REG0N, THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1008 4 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL K. IfOFER, E1. and Prop. An Independent Newspaper Dovoted to American Principles and the I'rogrcM and DevSlopcmont or All Oregon. rullltlicl Kverr Kvonltiit K.icept Sunday, Salem, Ore. T suiisciiiotioN' rates. M... ?".. .fc ... . . . (lurariAoiy in Auvanre.) Dlly, by carrier,, pr year I...W.0O Pur mouth COO Dally, by mall, per "year- 4.00 I'er tnotrih 83c Weekly, by raall, per vear 1.00 Six months 60c e -I- SPECIAL DELIVERY ' ' H For convenience of subscribers branch doll very offices are establish' ed at tho following places at 3G cants tfor month, $1.00 for throe menths: Asylum Store, F. O. Do Voo & Son, Asylum Avoivuo Junction. Cartlne, Soventoenth street, A. W. Lane, Garden Road Store. Daiio'a Store Alex.- Dauo, SduthCommorclal street. . Electric Storo, C. M. Epploy, East State street. Fairgrounds Storo, Harrison Dee, Fnlrgrounds Road. Howoll'a Cornor, Twelfth and Cross streets. Gv K. Grocery, A. A. Euglebnrt, Twolfth streot. Wheeler's Store. W, D. "Wheeler, Highland avonue. Yew Park Store F. G. Boworsox, Twelfth and Leslie. Lane Grocory, Seventeenth strct J. L. Mooro & Son, corner Capitol and Union streets. West Salem Storo, West Salem. ZInn's Confectionery, 478 Btato street. Dr. Stone's, 241 North Commercial streot. Huffman' Storo, North Sixth streot. Gorman' Bakory, corner 'Twelfth and Ghcmskota. V ' k UNITE FARMERS' TELEPHONES. Tho conference called by Wm. Goodrich of Chemawa at Salem next Saturday in a vory Important one. Thoro aro now hundreds of farm- era.' linen .connected with tho Salem OATIONAL CENTER. Tho olection' switchboard, AND THERE SHOULD 0f a progresslvo man as a mombor a business collogo, with a Normal school, and Sacred Heart academy, and our splendid 12-grado public schools, this la possible. SALEM MUST NOT LAG IN THIS AMBITION TO BECOME AN EDU- BE MORE. If tho trustees and directors will get togothor and adopt lines of co operative work and Biibmlt thorn to tho Pacific Tolophono Co., thoy will got favornnlo consideration, Thoro is no good roason why all tho farmers linos in tho valley should not bo united In tho Salem ofllco nnd bo open and FREE TO ALL SUBSCRIBERS AT SALEM. Mr. Goodrich dosorves credit for ontorprluo In working up tho Idon 'Of uniting nil thoso Intoroati for tho rmbllo bonoflt. THE DEPOT OAR SERVICE. Tho city council should securo to tho pcoplo n regular olcctrlc car service to tho Southorn Pacific pas songor depot. 'Tlia.t station Is not contrnlly locat ed and with trains nrrlving nt nil hours pf tho night, A CAR SERVICE IS VERY IMPORTANT. If thoro Is no sorvlco but tho rog ular Yew Park carllno, thoro will bo many trains that will not bo fur nishod with electric car facllltloi. Tho doop crook that runs botweon tho Yew Park lino and tho station Is a serious obstaclo to pnssongors tuklng tho Yow Park lino. Thoro will always bo DANGER OF PERSONS FALLING INTO THAT CREEK in trying to get over and catch earn at night, If tho Yow Park lino Is used to tho station a flno wldo brldgo should bo put in thoro, and railings provid ed so that psoplo will not walk off. Thon thoro should bo an olcctrlc car to moot ovory train, NO MAT TER AT WHAT HOUR OF THE DAY OR NIGHT IT ARRIVES. Tho station Is Inconvonlontly lo cated for tho traveling public. It will bo a hardship on- our city to withdraw what llttlo' accommoda tion thoro la now for tho travollnj; public. . . . n MAKE SALEM A SCHOOL CENTER of tho school board makes a groat deal moro. possible With tho great growth mado In three years of over 100 per cont a year, tho Salem High school can bo mado the first High school In tho stnto In every respoct. Wlllnmetto university with Its ful ly equipped colleges of law nnd med Icino, with Its Bplcndid college qf music and llboral arts, with Its nor mnl school, LEADS ANY UNIVERS ITY IN THE STATE. Taking ndvantngo of all that Sa eom has In tho way of educational Institutions, upholding thorn llboral ly, and dotormtnod to push thorn nil to tho front, Salem has tho greatest futuro along. educntlonnl lines. Thoro Is no lino of dovolopmont along which Salem can mako groat or progresn than by becoming tho groat school center of tho Wlllam otto vnlloy. THIS IS POSSIBLE AND IS THE NATURAL DESTINY OF THE CAP ITAL CITY, which Is a homo and ro3ldoncn city nnd can nover be como a big manufacturing contor. With Willamette university, with WHAT IS A MAJORITY? Small Depositors Our Bank wolcomos small de positors, in our Savings Depart mont as small an amount iu one dollar will open an account. Wo hnvo good reasons for giv ing thoso accounts our best sor vlco. Many of our large deposi tors started as small depositors and n largo numbor of satisfied depositors with small accounts Is a good ndvortlsomont for our bank. Young pooplo especially nro in vitod to take advantage or this op portunity to start ,n bank account. Ono of tho preachers loading tho prohibition ennado In 'Mcdford was asked polntblnnk tho questien: "Do you believe In tho ruj6 of tho ma jority?" Tho mlnlstor thought a mlnuto nnd thon said: "YES, UNDER CER TAIN CONDITIONS." Tho Mcdford Trlbuno says ho mount that when tho majority voted as ho thought It should ho bollovcd In majority rulo. Whon It voted against h's wlshos. ho did not bo llovo In It. This wns an lionoit expression from nn honest man. Most pcoplo really think tho snmo way, but have not the courage to say so. ALL PROHIBITIONISTS THINK THIS TODAY. Much of tho prattling hard about majority rulo In tho wot nnd dry fight Is bunombo, miro and simple. THE ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE DOES PRACTICAL POLITICS, and resorts to nil tho tricks Over usod by tho ward-hoolor, bosltlos working sov oral now st'ints nnd keoplng tho wo man and bnblos busy overtime. If a precinct Is wst, sevoral othors known to bo dry are tacked on, nnd tho wot closed by "majority rulo." that 13, BY THE VOTES OF THOSE LIVING OUTSIDE THE WET PRE CINCT. Under tho Orogon local op tion law, tho majority rulo Is always consistently applied to ndvanco tho ensue of prohibition. This la tho "majority rule" loudly proclaimed by tho prohibitionist. A 8alom lawyor for local option stated the enso right when ho said Its was a law to be construed only IN THE INTERETS OF PROHIBI TIONNEVER AGAINST PROHI BITION, Lot nil understand this plainly and horeaftor voto not on local op tion, but on Prohibition, THE TIME TO BUILD Ignoranco on the part of an Indi vidual, community, stnto or a na tion may not bo oxcusod when ovory facility nnd every opportunity exist? for Its removal. stated. It Bhould bo charged up to flrT tho shortcomings of lumbromett I dealers In hardware, roal cstato mot., bankers, commercial organizations nnd Industrial associations. Tho proas of tho country occv s'onally prints an article sotting forth tho advantages which builders may dorlve, Ixut no systematic cam paign fdr tho cnllghtonmonf of the' pdopla who nro In a position to build over has been launched. ' THE TIME TO BUILD. ThU country Is sufforlng, If at all, with suppressed enthusiasm. Tho waro Iioubcs aro hill; stocks of lumber, building hardware, Umo qomont and all othor ciasoos of building material aro more than sufficient to Bupply tho, present domands. Nominally some manufacturers of building ma terials havo not lowered their prices, but In ovory lino, owing to tho Black demand, dcnlors aro Willing to mak i concession to securo business. This Is Iruo of tho glass makors, lumber men, hardwaro dealers, brick and Btono men nnd of producers of al most ovory artlclo that bntors Into tho construction of dwellings, ware houses nnd ofllco buildings. It is true In ovory lino of Industry In tho United Stales and each par ticular department of trado Is wait ing for SOMETHING TO START. NOW IS THE TIME TO START IT. Tho reason has boon stated and may bo roltorated. Material and lnbor can bo secured on moro ndvantngeous terms hqw than at any othor tlmo within tho last flvo years, nnd probably moro cheaply than will bo possible at any tlmo nftor 1908. Mills and fnctorlos aro being op erated under reduced schedule. Some of thorn nro closed down on tlroly. Tho workmon whb manned thoso Institutions nro Idlo; somo of thorn aro walking tho streets look ing for employment. Thoy aro ablo and nnxlous to work nnd under tho prcsont conditions will glvo greater and better sorvlco In oxchnngo for less money now than thoy hnvo boon necu'tomed to give In tho past. Money Is sonslor. A Chicago bank hns Just Issued this stntoment: WE MARE 'A REAL ESTATE "LOAN LATE IN MAY AT 4)6 PER CENT AND SOLD IT THREE DAYS AFTER WJ3 MADE IT. AVE ARE MAKING LONAS EVERY DAY AT r PER CENT AND THAT WILL RE THE CURRENT RATE VERY SOON. Lumber how Is being offered nt prlcos which appear ridiculously low whon compared with market valued last year. Whero tho man ufacturer or tho doalor refusos to mako heavy concessions In prlctH somo ono oloo willing to do so stops In nnd takes tho trade. This year a groat deal of lumber hns boon sold nt prlcos that did not yield Biifllc'.ont to cover tho nctual cost of producing tho stock. This, of ccurso, hns not boon tho enso gen erally, but tho lumbor trndo, so far this year, hm boon conducted on about tho same bnsls n tho buslneic of tho man who trades a dollar for 100 cents. Yellow pine, hemlock, spruce, northorn plno and hardwoods In nil sections of tho country now are, bo- Ing offered at prlcss ranging from $2 to ?10 bolow last yoar's schedules. Shingles, red cedars from tho wos?, bringing $1.20 to $1.30 n thousand bolow last year's level. Prices of mlllwork aro on approx imately thtf samo footing. Other kinds of building material also arj bolng offorod nt bargain prlcos. Retail dealers as n class have worked off their high prced goods, which havo been replaced by late purchases nt as near current values as It was possible to securo. In somo soctlons of tho country building has been good but as n whole It la far from satisfactory. Its sluggishness may be tracod largely to tho Ignoranco of the peo-J pie who nro ablo to build and who do not appreciate or do not know of presont advantages, A moment's reflection could con vlnco anyone that it Is a pretty sate thing to buy nt prices which repre sent merely .tho cost of production. ilt Is Incumbent .upon those who handle building material to acquaint the trndo with thoso facts, . 1 ' i ..... - w 4 J fimiMEv in N ri'l'TITTTTMTVrTTITTttt Don't Get Run Down Very few ileewws canget sC M t.a. . ... L foothold on vigorous con sjtlttitlon. ' l Almost ny dkesa makes an (bmv inrod,''Men vbur gn 'IM.k.'. &yrm " DR. D. JAYtfE'S TONIC VERMIFUGE Cttncs In. ' It acta in the way that all tfe'o moat progressive phy sicians endorse along the line of praoatitlon. ' It isn't an unnatural ttlmutant, but a meana of making the assimilative organs do thblr wojk un impeded and thoroughly. JayaV' SaaalWe Villi -i a Rntlt, af and efTcctlvft Liver tsuUtor. Xpowa and Died or ii yaua. z ' X'bi ijlt Is Not, Advertising:: j ! Which Survives;' But;: : j the Things Which Are I j : : Advertised : : : : T i.::'t mm HE "clovorost advertise- mont" you ovor wroto J inuy oo quuo lorgotton now, ovon by tho hint frionds it mndo for you! it . may survlvo only in tho blggor I ;; storo it holpod to create j But It Is Just as contnin f hut ' '. ' tho blggor storo of tho futuro I i Is to grow out of tho advortis- ; , . uig oi mo prcaoni as u is tiiat ; tlje etoro as It now Btands lo ! . tho result, In largo moaauro. ! ! of your "forgotton" advortisa- ' ' monts. HP mm . ... xou navo preBorvou tho re- .. salts of adVortlslnE. You riuidt T creato now results through ' ' I. now advertising. ',', t-g-M-i 1 1 1 1 1 II H I H 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' Tho nowapapora thoso days aro won fiuod with collogo doings. It Is In a groat cause. LO EATEd EAS11 Will Bo Mado This b. ' s9V!,er'J ! MK. IN SE00S1 Fiom Salem, Q ki TO who do not know or who nro hesitat ing with tho prcsont stnto of affairs and impressing upon thorn tho groat Bavlng which can bo mndo by tho30 who build whon building can bo dono most cheaply and most satis factorily. o . For n Sprained Ankle. As usually treated, a spralnod nnklo will dlsnblo tho Injured per son for a month or more, but by ap plying Chamberlnln's Liniment nnd observing tho directions with onch bottlo faithfully a euro may bs ef fected lu many cases' In loss thnn ono wook's.tlmo. This liniment Is a moat romnrkablo preparation. T.'y It for a sprain or brtilso, or whon laid up with chronic or muscular, rhoumatlsm, and you nro cortain to bo dollghtcd with tho prompt rollof which It affords. For Bale by Dr. Stouo's drug store. Now Corporatloim. Stato Lino Warohouso Company; Principal ofllco, ""Stato Lino, Oro.; cnpltnl stock, $3000; Incorporator, A. J. Fix, M. McDonald, Anton Ef flngor, Jns. P. Soltz and Ooorgo Har mon. ' C003 Bay Browing Company; principal ofllco, North Bend, Oro.; capital stock, $30,000; Incorpora tors, Charloi Thorn, Potor WIcck and Anna Wleck. E. W. Holm & Company; princi pal office, Portland; capital stock, M.C00; Incorporators, E. W. Holm, W. L. Toboy and F. L. Toboy. Astorln, Seasldo and Tillamook Railway Co.; principal ofllco, Astor ia, Orogon; cnpltal slock, $2,000, 000; Incorporators, F. L. Evans, II. O. Vnn Duson, E. Z. Forguson nnd W. E. Buffum. Tho Best Pills Ever Sold. "Aftor doctoring 15 years for chronic Indigestion, and spondlng over two hundred dollars, nothing has dono mo ns much good as Dr. King's Now Llfo Pills. I consider thorn thb host pills ovor sold," whitoB B. F. Ayscuo. of Inglosldo, N. C. Sold under gunrnnteo at J. C. Perry's drug storo. 2Gc. p Tho Collioum at Rome wns built by Vespasian to nccommodnto 100, 000 spectators. It covers flvo and one-half acros ntid was 120 foet high. No Need of Suffering from Rheuma tism. It Is a mistake to allow anyono to suffor from rhoumntlfltn, ns tho pain can always bo rolloved, and In most cnBos a euro offoctod by applying Chnmbarlaln'B Llnlmont. Tho ro llof from pnln which it affords 1b alono worth many times Its cost. It makes sloop nnd roit posslblo, Evon In case? of long standing this lini ment should bo used on account of tho rollof which it affords. Do not bo dlscouragod until you hnvo given It a trial. For salo by Dr. Stono'3 drug storo. Thoro h nlso n oxaggoratcd Idoa to tho numbor of good things to bo found In t,ho average rofrlgorator. Chicago St. Louis St, Paul Omaha AS FOLLOWS! llOTir tr ' THROUGH fvS nnrTr . l. ' 'I """'"" PALI) W4.I5 $69.15 f6.65 $61.65 $S7.3i m m u COFFEE The goodness of every thing else at breakfast de pends on the coffee. Your ewer rtnrn your money l( you doq'l IIV.0 Sshtllimr'-' .! vn iav l)lm. Tho Ills Head. Ms of two kinds cqncolt and the Dig hcnu tnat comes from 'a sick headache, DbcB.ydur hoad over fool llko' a gourd and your brain fool looso nnd'Boro? You can" euro It la no tlmo by noting. on your llvor with Ballard's Horblne. Isn't It'wofth trying for tho ubsoluto and cortain relief you'll got? Sold by all deal ers. w Evor 8co a screon that you woro not ovorwhelmod with n desire to. know what 13 bohlnd It? o Poison Oak Poisoning.' Ballard's Snow Llnlmont cures It. Mr. O. II. P. Cornollus, Tumor, Oro., Local wruua iy wjio nns uiscovoroa i"i T. Snow Llnlmont cures "Poison Oaic'1"" Poisoning," a vory painful trouble Local Kansas City $61.65 $75J . TICKBTS WLL DE ON SALE May 4, 18 June 5, 6, 19, 20 July 6' 7, 22, 23 August 6, 7, 21, 22 Qood for return la oo itn VJ iwiuv0r iTivnegoj t pemri wunia limits REMEMBER ME DAB tor any further Information all i agents, WM. M'MURRAY. Glrnai, J,ener Agent, PORTLAND, ORfiGOX. Tlmo Card No. 03, Sontbcra VimM itiilu JC,,,W," Bun(Uri f it, Toward Portland, rawwtr. ino. lo. d:13 n. in.Oreoa Eil press. I No. 18.-8:40 a. o. ColUp Oronl liutiduugir. i No. 12. 2:45 p. m.noHburg pul auiiKur. , Toward Portland, Frtljbt. iso. 222. 5:00 p, m.-Port!u rast rroignt. o. inn. iu;tu n:n t b.-i way frolRht. I Tonanl Sail lYancisco. PMMfr. No. 11 1 . :03 a. n.-Rolwl nasBonce1 No. 17. OMfi p. m. CfttUf j OtMtB passonge. No, 1C' 0:lU ii. . CilltorotiK press. ' I No, 13. 3:31 a. m. San FnncbaB express. Toward San FrancUco. FnHt. No. 221. 2:43 n, m.-Portlini t. freight. I No. 225.-11:28 a. m. way frc'cntl herself, but on two of her friends Slio not only cured a enso of It on who woro poisoned by this samo Ivy. Prico 25c, 50c and $1.00. . o If thoro Is ono thing a garrulous mail dotests moro than another It 'a a talkativo woman. -'' o- Now Notaries, John M. Puttonger, A. G. Gngo, H. V. Carpenter, Portland; O. A. Jones, Barnegot. Stomach Troubles, Many remarkable cures of stom ach troubles have boon effected by Chamberlain's Stomach nnd Llvor Tablets. Ono man who had spent ovor two thousand dollars for modl clno and treatment was cured by a few boxes of those tahlots. Price 25 conts. Samples freo at Dr. stone's arug store. Hudson s Arnica Salvo Wins, Tom Moore, of Rural Routo 1, Cochrnn, Ga writes: "I had a bad sore como on tho Instep of my foot and could find nothing that Would heal It until I applied Bu,cklon's Ar nica Salvo. Loss than half of a 25 cont box won tho day for mo by af fecting a perfect cure." Sold under guarantee nt J. C. Perry's drug storo. u CASTOR I A I'or Infants and Children. Tfii Kind You Wm Always. Bought Bears tno &? Blguaturo f Crftj Oregon Electlrc T!m TaW Tlmo of arrival and departure ctl cars at Salem Is as follows, Portlitll nnd intormndlato peints: Arrive wi 8:40 a.m. 6.00 a. t 10:60 a.m. 1:25 p.m. Expross 4:20 p.m. Local 5:45 p.m. Expross 8:20 p.m. ;05 ii 11:05 a.& IMS p. a 3:!Sp.& f:00 p. 2rf2&& SAVINGS DEPARTMENT CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK Soon the railroads nnd othor heavy consumers must come Into the market and tho instant they do prlcos nro Koine to ndvanco 10 to 25 Just now tho building trado of tho ,w cont, and tho Individual who de- Unlted Stntos Is uusatUfactory be- inj0d building In tho hope of secur- causo of the gonoral Indlfferenco or ing oven better terms Is going to ndglect of the business educntlonnl bo left factors. THE TIME TO 11UILD Is when material and labor can bo so curod ou" most advantageous terms, That time is NO Dealers In building material, lum bor organizations, commercial asso ciations, banks nnd others who aroJ Interested in having tho people at Ignorunco of tho present unusual . work, dolnc something for thnm opportunity, and the falluro to tako 8e.lves and adding to tho physical advantage of conditions which may prpportles of tho nation, should co not again present themselves for operate In presenting this question years, are Inexousablo. to tho people of the country through This ignoranco Is duo to caroless- the medium of the dallv nross. ni ness, negligence or ovorslhght on lodlcala of all classes and trado pub It acts srentlv vet frooly on tho bowols and therebv it the part of commercial educators, a llcatlons, acquainting' the people 'f'V Je CaiiddQUt ! t Bystem' U Rov. J. R. N, Bell, of Corvallls, has boon chaplain pf the Orogon grand lodgo of Masons for 30 years, tho record In tho U, S. Ypu Never Can Tell. Just exactly the causo of your rhoumatlsm, but you know you havo It. Do you know that Ballard's Snow Liniment will euro It? re lieves the swelling and limbers the Joints and muscles so that you will bo as active and well as you evor wore. Price 25c, 50o and $1.00. Sold by all dealers. o Moro human liberty knocked. Race track gambling Is to be stopped In Now York state. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup la tho one that children like so well to take as it tastes nearly as good as mapio sugar. -. ilKKOiTT BrIRK Cough Remedy AliOlVTTlV Wt sasBt roisafiaan Coughs, Colds CROUP .M""""1 Wlioopmf Couh HoiritnfM Bronchitis SORE THROAT p M THROAT r.dlUNGS HtwMWONlH UWnWHKMUYC&. At.twmmim SAUU.OrCOM.l) S.A. rWltViC';: CORVALLIS & KA8TERX B. R TI3IB TABLE Kn 4 Leaves Detroit jf follows, commencing Jan. , " Trains for Cjm No. 8 Lcavos Albany ...,. :"J rrlves it CorvallU ...." y Leaves Albany .'":- Arrlvo3 at Corvallls "'. No. 5 ,....,. Reaves Albany ., ' ' Arrives at Corvallls .,..'" Trala8 for A1b7' No. 6 Leaves Corvaiiis ... Arrives at Albany .- No. 8 M$p. envea Corvallla , , . . - Alkanv .9r AnlVOS av "" No. 7 Itla Loaves U'rY.a t.ut.t Arrivos at Albany ... No. 11 (Simdar on,".l5. , T.onvos CorvallU "..!,.. h. 6:30. 7:10. 6:00 P. No. 13 launu- .- .j.j5pt Leaves Albany ' $p. Loaves forvwm i--- ...rjn Arrives at Albany ....1 Arrives a wrr4....- , w . ii ... inmrmauv- - For runuei ":-. VaMin. Trains f-m na" to t No. "V moo rrlves a Corn"5s "" B.j5p. .- f Albany .,. i at Albany Yaqulna :45. O C. T. Cft Steamers PJ We4 lenvft for Portland a dar and Fr ay M C a. m. For A,r tk Thuday aalK,J,ilt. esday, TSt it. ' , Daiajjtrtit, and dock tioocjaWr.ir- a. - m M. P- K.