Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, August 18, 1908, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textr $ II nrjciioT wins out AM) I8.SUKS nVhhVRlSH .Washington, Augj 18. Tho forest soryjcb cornea back wrong ugtfiitDt iU'cVltlc's In tho house arid Bcnnte In a press bulletin Juit' Issued and ono that is hacked up hy an opinion of, the'aftprnoy gonornl,. hy tho way At tho liiHt posflon of congress tho lnwmnkcrs threatened 'to cut down tho appropriations for tho (service h"- caiiHo of the 8o-ca1lod "prcw agent V which Chief Koroslor I'lnchot had hoon conducting In r.onnoctlnn wltU tho fofrrtt Work. It vtm froly charged that tho norvlre maintained n corps of oxport writarsi former newnpaper men, nnd editors, who wroto nlco lltllo puffs, ndvnnco notices, etc., tolling what a groat or ganization tho forost Borvlco wan, what it groat man Gilford I'lnchot waH, nnd what rascals "tlioso men wore wlio opposed tho forest policy. To prevent this, tho lawmakers litr ftortod a "Jokor" In tho appropria- tiqn hill, apparently, ninitting out tho "ngoncy" complololy. But tho foresters w'oro rosourcc fill Thoy turned' to Attorney Gen eral nomipiirlo, and now flourish in the fncOH of carping critics IiIh of ficial opinion that tho iiowr bureau (thoy call it (ho lliircnu of Infor mntlon down at tho sofvlco) In porfcctly loglttmuto. nnd, right. Con greHa thouglit It had stopped all the "premi bulletin sorvlco" of that branch, but with tho nttornoy gon ernr opinion, the foretit norvlco In going right on, Issuing ti bulletin nearly every dny with till nortB of in formation, from how to cut down r trco to how much alcohol may bo oxtrnctcd from n plno wood chnlr. Washington correspondents nro Tonl grateful for nil tho "fltuff" that comes In forest ncrvlco envoi nport, If tho nluUor Is not available, tho back uldo of tho papor on which it I 'J mimeographed makes good "copy" paper. CongrosB Is llkoly to hocomo roc onoilod to thu publicity work or tho forest Borvlco. Kvnry branch of the government has so mo sort or a procs agency for dlssomlnntlon of Informn tton the only trouble is that tho foront Horvlro has gone a atop fur ther nnd organized to agency no woll that It U now In tho highest form or efficiency, no far as distribution of news is ronc.orued, OAHTOIIIA. lunlU 1N Kiwi fca Havt AIm BcW Wc Launder Lndtcs' Shirt Waists nnd White Mf Skirts Just Right. Wo gnmranteo to. All of our shirtwaists nro caro- 1 fully wnihoil with a special neutral soap, starched Just ne' whoro thoy should bo starchod and. Ironed by oxporta who havo umdo shirtwaist Ironing a special stxtdy. Wo nro pleasing tho most careful dreasom In tho city with our shirtwaist work nud aro suro wo can plotuo you. May wo havo a trial, SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY ' Tol. 35 130-1C6 S. Llborty 8t. Little German Shoe Store Oct footwear that lb right for this season, and mvu shoo bllU 1 have a new lino of medium heavy working shoes for fall trndo, Hoy' mid Men. Leather glovos for harvest work . MY PRICES ARE THE LOWEST JACOB VOGT, HEADY TAILORED CLOTH S rs:tt d,,""d WrrrAGPY' DAILY CAP! ' Bad Symptoms. Tho woman who has periodical head aches, backache, sees imaginary dark tpots or specks lioaung or dancing oorora her oyestliascnawlng distress or heavy fall feeling Uitoraach, faint spells, drag' glng-downoling in lower abdominal or pelvic region, easily startled or excited, IrreguUffor painful periods, with or with out jHvic catwrrh, Is suffering from wpaknfWsanitflcrangcrnentsthatshould havo eirlly atrcntlon. Not all of nbova symptoit ate likely to bo present in any caioatonolme, Ncglootofl or badly treated and such casesOften run into maiaoics wnicu uc man trfoisurgcon's knife If thoy do not re i .t.. ftM.jii aImm AwtMr- mtt n imh W nuinertMiH rminfftf cHr:a liLJMCri mars a Dr. i'ir r s Kavorlt" PfPHcr.- No nH-dicTii" has Mir i a strcn2 pniJfo'ffl-M '"""''"""' "' furh'iii if;; ,-rnl iturro.lf..itA--rrflrtH morn t!inn;Lta 'limit'?","' f'"v nnn-tirof-lon-iri7v WP'gJJtn'!' Tho very bcitlngrcdlrnti known to medical science lor tho euro of woman's j-culntr ailments enter, Into lu roinpn-ltion. No alcohol, harmful, or habit-forming drug Is to bo found In the list of lu Ingredient printed on each bottlo-wrappar and attested under oath. in any condition or tuo icmaio system. Dr. I'lorco's fc'avorlto Prescription can do oniy goou never narrn. lis wnoio cnec Is to strengthen. Invigorate and Eo(tulaU' the whole fotnalo system and especially inn privio organs. nrn inre oro oe ranged In function or affected by dlseace, the stomach and other orgam of digestion becomo sympathi'tlrally derangnl, th( nerves are weakened, and a long list ol bad, unpleasant symptoms follow. Tor much must not bo expected of this "Fa vorlto Proscription." It will not perform tnlruclesj will not euro tumors no mi-d-Iclno will, ItielU often jjrecott thorn, if taken In time, and thus tho operating tabln and tho surgeon's knlfo may b avoided, Women suffering from dlvnaei of Ions standing, are Invited to consult Doctor I'ierco by lutlcr.ra:. Ail correspondence Is held ns strictly private and sacredly rotifldentlal. Address Dr. It. V. I'iorcr, Iluffalo. N. Y. f Dr. I'lorco's Medical Adviser (lWpage) Is sont free on. receipt of 31 ono-cont iwmns mr pater-covero.. or 31 stamps for cloth-bound copy. Artdruxs as abov imiKlf IUTT OF CJUKAT WEKiHT TO U. H. Washington, Aug. 18, "Tohornn, Do Illlllor" wns tho text of a cablo gram recolved at tho utato depart mont n fow dnyn ago. It did not look very intolllglblo or ltnortnnt upon Its fnco but, it convoyed to tho wlso men of tho department that Krctloric Ogdon Do Illlllor, tho now socroinry of tho American legation nt thu capital of I'orHlu, had arrived safoly at hi distant pottlj. Intoroutlng ns this might havo boon to Do Dlllllur'a porsofml frlneds in tho District of Columbia from whotico ho was appointed after com petitive examination, It wns much tnoro no to tho oftlolnlH of tho d partmont It who tho llrnt mossng.-) that hud boon recolved from tiny of our representative!) In tho disturbed omplro of I'orala for tit least ton days. Tho laBt dispatch that had co mo through wan from Consul Win. F, Doty, at Tabriz, containing thn ulni.ln ..,... I ... .!... II 1.'-..... II.... Iuiiiiu I1UII1 IIIIIIIVIIJ , Cllllil llllll tlmo there had been ulluuco, except LI7T IT 1)0 TIM! TALKING That's what tin Kdlson phonograph Is for, nnyvay, but wo nro qulto pro pared to let ours do Its talking from tv wiling boiiko. J unt Ilaton to It for some minutes and you wilt bo con vliiced that It is tho clearest talking mnehtno on tho market. Wo can put speech nud song Into Its mouth too -tho newest, latOBt and host records nro horo lu groat variety, Ti. 1 HAVACJi:, 247 Commercial Street, 35 State Street tjtmi TAIi JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. for tho prers messages reporting se voro fighting in vnrlous parts of tho - j !. v.. .... uui shall and the revolutionists country between tho troops of tho Do Dilllcr'o mesBago thorcforo was welcomed for other reasons than momerly tho information Jt con veyed of his safo arrival. It mrnnf two qther Important things. Fir , that tclographlc communication wa open botweon the Persian capital of Teheran and Waihlngton, and ser nnd, thnt because of that fact, th'i governmont might rout assured fh ' ovnrythlng was well with the Anri- can (lipioinatir anu consular rfir' Kntatlvec in the dlsturhod dltr' '. berauao noUiing had occurred of suf ficient importance to warrant tbt iim of the cable. It thus nllfV"'l whn-tcvor apprehension thoro might havo hoon. In this connection ono of the old or nttaohes of tho dopartmont re called nnothor cnblogram, equal'v unimportant upon Its fnco, but who:.e real Import wns bo groat ai to pre vent tho partition of an omplro anl to sot In motion the. troops of six great powors, the expenses of that movomont, taken eight years ago, be ing still in course of liquidation, Jt was during tho Doxor outbropv In China In 1000. Tho rebols were In control of Pekln. Tho foreign diplomnts resident thcro, including tho American minister, Congor, wop hosolged within their legation grounds. Von Kottolor, tho Gorman, had been nsRnsnlnatcd while riding in tho streetH. And then for weeks and weeks, not n word enmo out from tho small band of dlplomnt Thoro wore plonty of Btorics nliou tho oxcessuB of tho Doxors nt Pekln and tho neighborhood, of their as HiuiltH upon the legation buildings, nnd moro than onco dotnllcd descrip tions of tho masnncro of every for eigner In tho plnco, Ono cspcclnllv horrible Btory, which Bhockcd the whole civilized world, told with groat particularity of how Minister Congor had been boiled nllvo In oil and how tho Indies in tho legation compound had boon brutally out raged nnd put to death. On th othor hnnd nn occasional messago would coino In a roundabout way to tho effect that tho diplomats were still nllvo but wero under a lego and wore lu constant danger of bolng overwhelmed. In this stnto of uncertainty tho civilized world wns waiting, when Hay, then aecrotary of state, with Hoot, then wnr secretary, concocted a seliemo which wns can led out with the asslstanco of Wu.thon, ns now, tho Chlucflo minister In Washing ton. Thoy wroto' a telegram nrt dresred to Congor. It lias boon do Bcrlbed by thoso who did not np preclato Kb real Intent iih uttorly senseless. And bo It wns, for tho Chinese government would not un dertake to dollvor any moBsngo which ovon remotoiy roforrod to tho existing trouble, nnd It had to ho colorless to tho point of bolng Inane. Ilut It wan wmt. It was dollvorc, nnd In tho course ot two or thrcs days It wa aiiHworod. That proved' to tho world that Its diplomatic rep rosontativoa, Imprisoned lu Pekln, wero still nllvo, though In great danger, llollovlng that thoy had been kllloil, normnny and otlvers had wanted to wait until thoy could gath er u groat punitive nrmy of 00,000 men to whip tho lloxor robots nnd to forco reparation from th Chlnoso Rovernmont. That army would have taken months to proparo. Hut Jitit as voon as communica tion had boon established and It was known that tho hosolged dlplomnt-i wore nllvo, the wholo civilized world demanded thnt Immediate stops ho taken for tholr nwouo. Tho result was tho formation of tho Joint ox podltlonary forco In which besldo tho Unttod States. Gornianv, Groat lirltnin, Japan. Italy and Franco participated. This conalited of onlv 17.000 men composed of troops thnt could bo tho moat quickly gathered for the duty. Tholr march Is history and o Is tho fact that thoy hod been five days lator In arriving at Pekln thuy would havo found nothing to savo nnd only tho mutilated bodies of their compatriot to bury Ilut historians havo overlooked tho lm. portnnt part that wob played In this drama by tho unimportant holo gram which, establishing tho fact that there was somebody to be saved, net In motion tho army of rescuers Tako Kodol whonover you feel that you need It. That Is tho only tlmo you need to take Kodol. jU8t when you r.eed It: then you will not ) troubled with sour stomach, bolchng gas on tho ttomach, etc. Sold by alt druggists. CASTOR I A I' Infaatt and Ckildrea. Dm M Ym Win Always Skt Bear tn n ?-? TUESDAY, AUGUST J8, 1008 MOTHER'S GUIDE "When a young girl's thoughts be come sluggish ; when she has head aches, dizziness, fitintness, nnd ex hibits an tibiiornuil disposition to sleep; dislikes tho society of othor girls 5 tnon the mother should come to hor aid promptly, for she pos sesses information oi vital import ance to the young daughter. ji such a iime me greatest am 10 nature is Lydia E. Pinkhum's Vegetable- ComtMund. It prepares tho young system for tho coming change, and has helped to bring .three generations safely from girl hood to womanhood. Head what rLYDIAE-PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND has accomplished for Miss Olson. Alias Ellen 31. Olson, of 417 North East Street. Kownnoe, 111., iu a letter to Mrs. Pinkimm says: " Lydia E. Piuklinm'rt Vegetable Com pound cured me of backache, nidcachc, and established mr periods nfter tho ocst physicians in Kewntieo liau fniled to help mc, saying that tin operation witn ni,ii;ni"v." FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. For thirty years Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Comjiound, made from roots and horbs, has been tho standard remedy for feinalo ills, aarl has positively cured thousands of women who havo beon troullcd with displacements, iuiiammation. ulcera tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities, poriodlo pains, baekaehe, that bcar-Ing-down feeling, ilatuleney, indiges tion,dizziness,ornervousprostration. Why don't you try it? Mrs. Plnklinin invlt.s nil sick women to wrlto hor for advice. Hho lias nuldcd thousands to health. Addro4s, Lynn, Mass. Thu now paftsongor depot has ber.n opeuodnt Kugono. Why Jiiines Leo Got Well. Kvorybody In Znutisvlllc, O., knowB Mrs. Mary Lco.of rural routo 8. Sho wrltea: "My hiiBbnnd, Jnmos Lee, firmly bellovea ho owes his llfo to tho use of Dr. King's Now Dlscov ory. IIIh lungs were 80 aovoroly nf fectod that consumption seemed In evltablo, when n frlond recommend ed Now DlBcovory. Wo tried It, nnd Its uso hn rostored him to porfoct health." Dr. King's Now Dlscovory Is tho King of throat and lung remedies. For coughi nnd coldB It has no equal. Tho tlrat do8o gives rollof. Try It! Sold undor gunran too at J. C. Perry's drug store. GOc. and $1.00. Trial bottle free. A now sunimor rosort,. known ni Diinkor Hill Springs, has beon opon od nenr Ynnktown, Oregon, TEA U S imports but little more in 1904 than in 1864. So much poor tea. Vpur Efoccr reiurnt wr meny l( job dool lUtSibiilin' li,t. npayUo, -o Wnltor Johnon, 22 years of age. has boon arrostod on the charge of murdering Blmor Perdue, of Suo kano. Washington, who was found dead near Timber, Oregon. Kvcellent Health Advice. Mrs. M. M. Davidson, of No. 379 aifford avenue, San Jose. Cal., says: "Tho worth of Klectrlc nitters as a general family remedy, for head achTj, blllousnesj and torpor of tho liver and bowels Is so pronounced that I am prompted to say a word In Its favor, for tho benefit of thoso aeoklng rolief from such afflictions. Thoro Is moro health for tho1 diges tive, organs In a bottle of Electric Ultters than In any other remedy I know of." Sold under guarantee at J. C. Perry's drug store. 60vc, n FUh Warden McAllister will put tho lid on tight: niers or Illegal meth otla to get ttsh ara likely to find thomselves In tho penltontiary. ir you take Kodol In tho beginning the bad atacks or Dyspepsia will be avoided, but if you allow these lit Uc attacks to go. unheeded It will tnko Kodol a longer tlmo.to put your Stomach in good cvimitllrm .ii fJet a bottle of ICjjI t Sold by nil drugg'stv The Vale Commercial Club thas formed plans to secure irrigation for Malheur County. - - - - oaiiiiiiiiiiaiiiimiiiiiisisBSlsjlB TREASURER'S FINANCIAL REPORT ! Tho report of tho state treasurer for tho mouth of July Is as follews: llcvciiitc ftw current evpenses of the I State. ! Cash on hand Jan. 1, I 190$ $ 110,337.08 I Hoei'lpl. 'State tax; 1907 58,440.00 'int. on tat tax, 1007 481.G(i State tax, 190S 05G.1S1.02 Int. on state tax, 1908 Tax on foreign insur ance companls. . ". . Fees of department of statu Corporation licensa f cos .. ...... Exdiops comtmny llo- 17.C2 00,039.01 J 1,707.09 CG.C47.17 onse fees i . . , Telephone company license torn Telegraph company license feos Slooplng car company llconso feos Itofrigorator Car Com pany license feo3. . . Supromc court fees . . 3,741.93 1.04S.19 1,090.27 1.S32.S5 99.72 2,743. 91 Int. on deposits of tho stato ftimui .... 3,857.23 Inheritance tax 17,102.88 Miscellaneous 12,143.05 91,040,B70.T2 Dlsbiircments. Wnrrants for current expenses $ 780,531.4 i Transferred to Stato Library fund RGO.00 Cash on hand July 31, 1908 '2G3.479.2S $1,040, 570.72 llulldliig ContiiictorH, Attention. Dlds aro Invltou" for the construc tion of Eaton Hall, at Wlllamotto Unlvorslty, Salem, Oregon. Dulldlng is about 05x150 feet In slzo nud threo stories high, built ot brick with stono trimmings. Fur nnco blast heating nnd vontllntlon, sanitary plumbing. lilds will bo illed with Amedn M. Smith, In tho ofllec of Wostorn Clny Manufacturing Co., Fonton building, Port!and, Oregon, up nnd until 10 o'clock n. ni Tuesday, August 25, 190S. Plans and specifications can bo procured nt olllcd of Westorn Clay Mfg. Co., Fonton building, Portlnnd, Orogon; olllco or A. A. Leo, Snlom, Oregon; A. E. Eaton, Esq., Union, Orogon, and the architects of build ing, J, E. TourtoIIotte & Co., Boise, Idaho. Heating will not be lot In gonernl contrnct, but bids for heating illod and opened nt tlmo bids for gonornl contrnct nro opened. A cortlflod check In tho sum or $1000, mnde payable to Amoda M. Smith, trustee or Wlllametto Unlver-. slty, illod with each bid submitted on gonoral contract, said amount ror foltod If bidder roruses or Is unablo to outor Into n contrnct and furnish n good nnd sulllolont bond In tho sum of $25,000 within two week) nftor being notified ho has boon awarded tho contract. Dulldlng commlttoe reserves ths right to accept any or roject all bids. s.13.tf Notice. Notico Is hereby given that tho Common Council or the City of Sn lom, Oregon, propo3o to construct n sower In said city, at tho expense of the property benefitted thereby, and la accordance with tho plans and specifications on nlo In tho offlco or tho City Recorder for said city, ex- lunuing uio (uu length along tho al loy In block 38, In the City of Sa lem, Oregon, to Belevlow street, thenco along tho south side of Belc view street, Including the Intersec tion of Belevlow street with Com mercial street, nnd to connect with tho sewor which runs through tha center of block 34, In said city. By order ot tho Common Council. W. A. MOORES, 84lu Recorder Bids Wanted. Bids are now open and will b received until August 25 to lath aad' plaster a two-story building 50x70, with two store rooms and sovea of fices. For particulars address E Roy, Stayton, Ore. S-lfc-22 Salem Fence Works Headquarter for Wove WJre Feaclaz. ''"rinrtfBMniir Sleep And Rest Every movement of u.' body consumes energy & uul-o 'luujiiui eiiort. Fn. ergy is supI,ied by h nerves. It follows ty physical or mental oxhaus tion simply mm& uur-uruiL on tne ncrvei tulUi xwaiwcs- enerer rlll'minrll Tnof- ...1 i w jr-b" - iuu sicca ,Tou cannot sleep rfj tired nerves. Dr. Allies' Nervine soothes the irri- xaiion ana restorftg nerT. ous onergj'. "Although I havo lived nriT ?, yenrn. I luivo ntnol up nciiwti iJf iiiuiiinm lur niiuiirnii n i,... .1.-"- ptomuvp Nervlno. ns r mrt ;. innerrni n b Homnla, Intcnsinul br vl! rcnluenco mo 10 recosniao it.t si.dwvhi. every otlior mrdlolno I l lv evS5 for nprvoiisife.-s nn c,, fpol euro thnt the N,rrvn0'71fL' , -( vT Plns for Itinotnnln. nnd enn conidea. lou.lv rcconnrtul It H th n?Si Colorado Sprlsji, c4 Dr.- Mllet' Nervlno It told- b v iiruoolst, who will ouanntM tittttn' iirsi oosiia win ooncTit. Ir It falls, h will refund your money. Miles Medical Co.. ElkharthJ First Class Livery, and Boarding Stables Largest utock of now rohldei b town. The Old Club Stables 'Cornor Ferry nnd Liberty itrtttl Proprietors, Gilliam & Bocdlgh&el Phono Main 7. Salem, Orcgsi Great Chinese Dow L M. HUM Has mcdlclno which win cart I any known disease. Homtiut Bpcclnlty of, and guarantee tt euro Catarrh, Asthraaj Ltut Throat, Rhoumntlsm, DtbBlr, Stomach, Llvor, Kidney Trsabta; also any blackened or iwo3n soronesB, broken limbs; Scil'r pox; Epidemic; all kinds ol Bod, Loat Manhood, Female Wertwn Hornln Troubles nnd PrU Consultation rrce. Cure of W So Tong. Co., Chinese drop "1 herbs, 1D3 High St., upstaln, & lorn, Or. 1 ONE OK MAHY COLOR! LARQEST FACILITIES IN THE WBST FOX THE PRODUCTION 0t HIGH QRADB WORK IATIJ AS WW At I""1 M,W HOLLISTfcn- ., Rocky Mountain Tea yi AfciyiWffca3iJ . -. M JWagi U aww T7.iB.ti I BI Woo.1 Ct forni. waw box ,n,"',!rrk- HW.BCN NU68ETS FOR SKllV cmpHgTHsa a? r4fS'JZ ru5-ttSJS?l IUIU, ! , ""zz$: S0tDIYWUilM5 nodi X pecino forOtlP"l'B1,.,.i.l' 1 KUiaer Troultt, riinprr:"- . Bl Bwith. WWJ "TSfti.' Tj v A Br PMal7hftiUn5' P,c5tet8' tM tRIX. oR00flns' P- & D- Kj KSKwea, Ad CHAS. D. MULU6AN Succasr WALTER MOKLKT. aoCoartSU SaW, Or m . PRICE RANGE U TO f40 UMMty" """" ttirt! 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