Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, August 29, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text;-- rw -1'" "'iP 'vw nrf f y JUILYiffAfflTAL 3pynf Ad, -HALRM, OWWOON, SATURDAY, .AUGUST , 108 flTlSwJ Are f nkciri b7 Qrer-Wir. , tuters MaKc impure mvuu. T' j.Wm! that onlv .:" oubleswcretobe ruaced to the kidneys, but now uiuuui" science proves that nearly nil disease! have their beginning these most Itnportniit rffe8' kidneys filter and purify the blootl w a their work. . .-i.ilnfvcjnre weak , C voucan understand how .ttonltf, youc ffccted nju iSu to fail to do ita (Otrju'B- llrt Vkor "feci badly," begin rft kidney remedy, Dr. Kw- .nni because as soon nnet . ! tat doctoriniC r .kfe8; i. i .1.. Tfrnoriunary-cuvvL ui E?,Swarap-Rot. the great ZZLUv is soon realized. It KAtforiUWonderfulcure, Mil distressing wi ;X. " r . 11 K mTF'- , nl UV an i-w-il I -- - jiafifty-ccni Jolur se You may -.nl.. tattle nome of B wimp-Root. fctae, also n pamphlet telling you fcdnt if you have kidney or ktrcmble. Jienuon una f , K, V. Don't make any mistake, nber tne name, owamjf uwi, t't Swamp-Root, anu tne aa tmton.N.i.. on every uom w OORRKCTS POISON MEAT STORY irtlcle wlch appenred In n ernlng paper, setting forlh C. Smith's nilrnc.ilous escape fotth after eating a beefstenk Portland meat which wns with ntomalno potBon, l(o be slightly confuted. i the publication of tho story kb was at once visited mm ' be told differed materially : tt one printed yesterday Dr Smith dented that ho I tint tho meat eaten by his m Portland meat or that It ldjtorago meat. Ho snld that i nothing about It. It thin a month ago Dr. Smith ! a beefsteak In n local res ile ate a small portion of lure the rest to his dog. The k article In tho morning paper list the meat was cold storngo Ita Portland. Inquiries to- tiooed tho fact that thoro Is iitorage meat sold In Salem, only ono shop soils Port- Int it all. Further Informn m gathered to tho effect that Km Dr. Bmltk nto tho bcof- ttk local restaurant In ouob- I baying Its meat from a shop Wt exclusively In local ment : tiatevcr killed tho doctor's IHicota cold stornco nroduct. 14 It come from Portland. mailed story by tho nndver- lqorter has raised a storm of .irom the doctor, thn restnu- 11 the butcher dealing In Port- sui. and in their Interest the utiles nk'asiirn In rnrroptlnf hje ImpresMon tho story has GETS PART OF FAIR MILLIONS (United Press Leased "Wire) Now York, Aug. 29. Frang Pat terson Smith, tho so-called "lost heir" to tho estate ot Charles L. Fair of Snn Francisco, and a brother of Mrs. Fair, who with her husband wns killed In an automobile accident In France, has won his contest for a portion of. tho estate, according to tho best Information obtainnblo here today. Smith wns lighting to re cover ono-sevonth of tho eight mil lion dollnr estnto from Mrs. William Vandorbllt and Mrs. Hxrn Oel rlchB, In whose hands It had been loft. Speeding today to Newark, N. J., whore Smith has been forcing his clalmB, his "lost" daughter, Miss Lillian Smith, Is on her way to re celvo hor portion of the money her father has secured. She has beon employed ns kitchen girl In a board Ing houso In Sheridan, Iown, for somo time. Nok Bho will got $C1, 000. Smith brought suit for recov ery of tho money last spring, nnd has sped over America and Etiropo In tho securing of evidence to sup port his clntms. EXPLODES "ALASKA" WHHAT BO03f Mt Mornhlnc Fiends. al by all soothing svruns y medicines that contain I U4 narcotics. McGeo's Ilnliv ftttlllls nn inllir nils nv nnv- "W of any kind. A snrn -- -- -- - - --. core ror disordered stom Electricity on tho Farm. Washington, Aug. 29. From Ger many comes a prophetic vIbIoii of tho futuro of tho farm, with electric ity to lighten tho work of the fnrm er. Consul Thompson transmits to tho Department of Commerce and Labor an nddrcss delivered by Herr von Pod bcllskl, former Gcrtnnn minis ter of agriculture, In which tho lat ter predicts tho early utilization of tho motor on the farm. PodbcllBki thinks that power plants in the smaller cities, which generally remain moro or less Idle until current Is required for light ing nt night, would earn grontor dividends by distributing their pow'or to farmers, for their uso during the day. Somo of the nppllances upon which the olcctrlc motor could bo used aro tho chaff ciutter, the corn cleaner and the brulslnb mill. Still further utilization Is possible In pulling tho plow, running tho reap ers and threshing grain. Because tho wages of tho day laboror aro constantly Increasing, PodbielskI says that tho Initial cost to tho farmer In machinery would bo moro than repaid In tho cheap ness of the work dono, nnd tho faith fulness of n mechanical helper that doesn't eat meals 'no'r loaf while tho current Is on. Some small German cities having powor plants for lighting aro con sidering tho extension of their ser vice to farming communities nearby la lino with tho suggestion. TEA Schillings Best is in packages; never comes out of a bin or canister. Your cmcrr return your money It you iSob'I like It. ue ikf turn Thursdny wo saw tho horses Hint oro condemned to wear stripes for life tho zohra. Pains In tho back nnd sido may como from tho kidneys or Hvor Lnno's Family Mcdlclno tho tonic- n and fSnE1 xntlve' nnd reat W!ey and llv for teething Infnn'a or romody, will glvo rollof. Washington, Aug. 29. Someone has been trying to "Btrlng" the farmer of tho country. According to experts of tho De partment of Agriculture, tho explolt ntlqn of tho so-called "Alnska" wheat, which is said to bo about four times the bIzo of ordinary American whent In head, nnd to yield "under ordinary boII condi tions" 200 bushels to tho acre. Is al most ns rank a fako as tho "Cardiff Giant." For the pnst few months articles glowingly descriptlvo of tho alleged nowly discovered grain, nnd predict ing n consequent revolution in tho whent Industry of tho nntlon, have been widely published In mngazlnos nnd newspapers. Dr. Galloway, chief of the Bureau cf Plant Industry, thus explodes the pretensions of the "Alaska" wheat boemers: "This variety of wheat hns beon known for mnny years, both In this country nnd Europe. It hns been tried nt Bovcral state experiment Btntlons In tho western part of tho United States during tho past 15 years, but nowhere have the yields boon high enough to merit attention. It hns been grown to n very limited extent on certain henvy, undrnlncd soils In Franco for mnay years. In such locntlonB It Is said to yield rather better than ordinary wheat, but ns it Is ono of tho poorest wheats known for making flour, It is never grown where tho ordinary varieties of tho grain will thrive." UNITED STATES A GOOD MAHAGER Washington, Aug. 24. Undo Snm has dono a pretty good Job in man aging the fiscal affairs of tho Domin ican republic, according to tho of ficial reports of Major Franlj Mcln tyro, assistant chief of tho Bureau oi Insular Affairs, who rccontly ro fjiirncd from n tour of Inspection of tho customs receivership In that country. "Tho rclntlon between tho re ceivership and tho officers of tho Dominican government," ho says "was found to bo cordlnl, ond nil seemed to bo co-opornting for tho success of the arrnngomont. Tho Tho ByBtcm of accountability is ex cellent, nnd tho reports of tho of ficers wero In such shnpo that, with out tho least difficulty, ovcry trans action under tho present convention, and tho former so-called 'modus Vi vendi,' could bo scrutinized without dolny." Tho general receiver, W. E. Polll nm, hns 24 Amorlcnn employes at tached to tho receivership service, Including tho officers of tho four rev enue cutter, those who have charge of tho guard on tho frontles between Santo Domingo nnd, Hnytl, nnd tho traveling Inspectors. Take Kadol whonovor you feel thnt you need It. That Is tho only time yon need to tnko Kodol. Just when you need it; tnon you win noi bo troubled with sour stomach, belching, gaB on tho atomnch, otc. Sold by nil druggists. o. . BELIEVES THIEF SNATCHED SATCHEL I Mrs. G. W. Bontloy, wlfo of n carpenter llvl z In South Snlom, had a hand-satchel snntched from hor nrm whllo vlowlng tho circus pnrndo near tho big tont Thursday morning, Tho pollco will bo notified, but It Is hardly oxpected thnt tho pickpocket would rotnln tho satchel as It con tained but a pnlr of glnssos, n koy and a small nmount of money. Mrs, Bontloy seeks tho thlof only becnuso of tho glasses, which aro tho only pair that havo beon successfully fit ted to hor eyes. Probably It Is your stomach nnd not your heart that causes pain In plchborhood of tho heart. If it is Lnno's Family Mcdlclno will gLvo re Mcf. 25 cents at druggists. . o HIGH PRICES FOIt APPLES. Predicted May Hcm-Ii $10 n Hanoi Short Cr: liist. GS!drw Aiwftys Bouglit, nnd which Ims been Y ... . ' nnd lins been rondo under his per- f2' sonal supervision slnco Its Infancy. Un uiuy u OUU lUUUl'UlYU J UU III UJI5. counterfeits, Indtntlons mid" Just-nscood aro but " hd Chlldrcu-Expcrlcnco ngalnst Experiment. What is C ASTORIA 2JuJ fa a J'finuless snbstltuto for Castor Oil, Pare keu?lHl Sti0thlae Syrups. It is Pleasant. It wki Opium, Morphiiua nor other Narcotic u-!! ,, nS Ia its gruarantco. It destroys Worms eTlt r ,,evcrIsl,css. It ctu-es Diarrhoea and -Viud Platiii i VC Teetuin8T Troubles, cures Constipation fci'c"c It nssimilates tho Food, regulates tho atntttdrju.t i Saving Lcalthyand natural sleep. SNU,KE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bthe ure of LCM i r- r .h Mnr jr jm .- KT r- y You 'flare Always Bought - rur UYer yu Years. rrj. wiKr. hcw ?. Women Who Wur WtlL Ii It uUmlshlnK how grst ehutffc a w yera of married life oftea -mtk In the appearance and disposition of raaay women. Ths frwlinesi, tho charm, ths brilliance vanish like the bloom from a peach which Is rudely handled. Thi matron Is only a dim shadow, a faint ocht of tho charming maiden. Thero aro two reasons for this change, Jgnoranco ant! neglect Fow young women appreciate tho shock to tho system through tin chango which ccmes with mnrrlngo nni motherhood. Many neglect to deal will tho unpleasant pelvic drains and weak nrssrs which too often como with mnr rlngo nnd motherhood, not undcrstandltir that this secret drain Is robbing thocheel of Its freshness and the form of It fairness. As surely as the goncrnl health suffon wlien thcrolsdcy&romontof tho health of tho dollcato w omaWrgans, so surelj wIhiTHicso organs imfNtftabllshed Ir health tho Toco anjjstifhvgOHCO wltncsr to tho Tact In rene?Ctd comclTrms Nf.Trl amllllnn women havo found hnnlt ffnr happlnPM In .tho m of Dr, Tlrrro': ''"; vorltoPrestf.i.tlnn, it makes weak wom en strong and side women well. Ingretll rnts on label contains no alcohol t harmful habit -forming drugs. Madi wholly of those native, American, medU Inal roots most hlclily rccoiumendrd bj lending medical authorities of all tho snv sral schocls of practlco for the cure o woman's pccullnr ailments. For nurslnir niolhers,or for those broken flown In health by too frequent bonrlnjr ol children, also for tho expectant mutLuis, to prepare tho system for the coming ol baby and making Its advent easy and almost painless, there is no mcdlclno qui ir to good as "Favorite Prescription. tt can do no harm In any condition of tin lystom. It Is a most potent Invigorating Ionic and strengthening nervine nicely adapUnl to woman's delicate system -by physician of .anjB experience In tho treat ment of woman's peculiar ailment. Dr. Plcrco may bo consulted by letto frte ot chars. Address Dr. B. V. Plorc Invalids' Hotel and tiurgleal JnsUtwtt Buffalo. N. Y. Gold Dust Flout DEIt COMPANY, Sidney, Ore gon. Mado for family use. i ,Mr Ask your grocer for it. Bran and shorts always on hand. Mado by THE SYDNEY PAW- P. B. WALLACE, Agt. 'W t ' 'iii THE IJEST HOAST THE FAMILY EVEIt nAD Can bo obtained from our prlmn tonder nnd juicy hoof, mutton or pork. All our mcatB aro soloctad from tho cholcost, nnd propnrcd for tho ta'blo to oult tho domnnds of tho fastidious. Our prices aro lower for quality than you can find nt any placo In Salem. E. C. Oft OSS, Phono SOI. ilTO State St. First Class Livery, Sale and Boarding Stables Largest stock of now vehicles in town. The Old Club Sfaliles Cornor Ferry and Llhorty streets. Proprietors, Gilliam & Docdlghelmer Phono Main 7. Salem, Oregon. At tho sixth nvuml congross of" ... t elation, hold last week at St. Louis. " Headquarters for Woven Wire Fencing, Poultry Netting, Pickets, Gates, Malthold Roofing, P, & D. Rendj Roofing, Screen Doors and Ad Justablo Wiitdow Screens, CIIAS. D. KULLIQAN Successor WAITEK MOItLEY. 2S0 Court RU Salew. Or tho nrodlctlon was mado by officers and dolegntos that, owing to tho In- Jury to tho crop by spring iroaie, np ples will this yoar sell nt $2.50 to $3.00 a barrel on tho troos, and thnt before tho season ends they will bo selling at frop $7 to $10 a barrel for oholec ones. Moro than ono hundred prominent growers from tho central and wost orn states were preient at the meet ing. o Active at 87. This would bo unusual news If men and women would keep them selves free from rheumatism nnd all aches and pains as well as keeping their muscles nnd Joints limber with Ballard's Snow Liniment. Sold by all dealers. Some of our good folk are like an automqblle. They aro always iun nlng people down. . . . o Lane's Family Medicine cannot save all doctor bills, but can save good share of them. One two-shll ling package has kept a whole family In gdod health for a year. CASTORIA 5'cr Infants and Children H Kind You Have Always totf) Bears t ) dvfSfe O G T, Co. Steamers Pomona and Oregonu leave for Portland dally except Sun day at 0 a. ro. 31. I BALDWIN, Agent. Great Chinese Doctor L. M. II U M Has medlciuu which will cure any known disease. Ho makes a special ty of, and guarantees to euro Catarrh Asthma, Lung, Throat, Rheumatism, Debility, Stomach, Liver, Kidney Troubles; also any blackoned or swollen soreness, broken limbs; Smallpox; Epidemic; all kinds of Bolls, Lost Maubood, Female Weak ness, Hernls Troubles and Paralysis Consultation free. Car of Yick So Tong Co., Chinese drugs and herbs, 'T1I1C ACME OF BLISS Is reached when listening to the en trancing strains ot a Edison Phono graph. For variety and real Joyous Hess no music can equal that pro duccd by one of tho Edison ma chine. You can havo any sort ot a program you liko. Our collection ot new records embraces tho gravo and the gay, tho ridiculous and tho su blime. L f. SAVAGE, Salem, Ore. tWe Launder Ladies Sfiirt Waists and White Skirts Just Right. Wo giuarantoo to. All of our shirtwaists aro care fully washed with a special noutral soap, starched Just whoro thoy should bo starched and ironed by experts who havo mado shirtwaist ironing a special stiudy. Wo nro pleasing tho most careful dressers In tho city with our shirtwaist work and aro suro wo can please you. May we havo a trial. SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY Tel. 25 12-186 S. Liberty 8L Little flermad Shoe Store Got footwear that is right for this season, and save shoe blllrf, I havo a now lino of mcdlunvheavy working Bhoea for fall trade. Boys' and Men'r. Leather glovea for harvest work j MY PRICES ARE THE LOWEST JACOB VOGT, 345 State Street ii OREGON 99 nun nFDC Hj wKbh klfl )h l tB :. H'H IB MH W WV ' r.B.'jiBaiHMByrBiMBnBKic .. V .ii y- i .. ' . ' ' III ARK YOU DOING WHAT YOU CAN TO POPULATE YOUR STATE? OREGON NI3BD3 PEOPLE Settlers, honest farmers, mechanics, merchants, clerks, peoplo with brains, Btrong hands and a willing heart capital or no capital. Southern Pacific Co. Lines In Oregon is Bonding tons of Orogon Iltorature to the East for distribution through ovory avallablo agency. Will you not help tho good work of building Orogon by Bonding us tho names and addrossos of your frJonds who nro llkoly to bo Interested in this stato? Wo will bo glad to bear tho oxponso of Bonding them comploto Information about OREGON and Its opportunities. COLONISTS TICKETS will bo on salo during SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER from tho East to all polntu In Oregon. Tho faros from n fow principal cities nro From Donvor $30.09 From Loulsvlllo $41,70 " Omnha 30.00 " Cincinnati 42,20 " Kansas City .... 30.00 " Cleveland 44.75 " St. Louis 30. GO " Now York 5C.00 " Chicago 38.00 TICKETS CAN BE PREPAID. If you want to bring n friend or rolntlvo to Orogon deposit tho propor amount with any of our ngonts. Tho ticket will thon bo furnished by telegraph. Locnl agent, Salem. W3I. .McMUHUAY, General Passenger Agent, Portland Oregon, Newport YAQUINA BAY Oregon's Matchless Beach Resott THE PLACE TO GO FOR PERFECT REST AND EVERY CON CEIVABLE FORM OF HEALTHFUL AND DELIGHTFUL HEC REATION. ITS FACILITIES ARE COMPLETE Beife food and an abun dance of It. Fresh water from springs, All modern necessities, such as telegraph, telephono, markots freshly provided every day. Fuel In abundance. Cottages partly furnlshod or unfurn ished to bo had cheaply. Strict municipal sanitary regulations. NEWPORT Is reached by way of tho Southern Pacific to Albany or Corvallls, thence Corvalla & Eastern R, R. Train torvlco dally and tho trip a pleasure throughout. RATE FROM SALEM SEASON SIX MONTH'S TICKET $B.QO. SATURDAY TO MONDAY TICKET 98.00. Our olaborato new 8ummer Book gives u concise description of Newport, Including a lst of hotels, their capiclty and rates. Call on telephone or wrlto local agonts, WM. McMURKAY, General PaiscsgorAgent, Portland, Oregon, ' -, I 31;pn-k c 153 High St., upstairs, Salem, Or.