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DAILY CAMTA! JOURNAL, 8ALBM, OKBG0X, THURSDAY, 8KPTKMHER 10, 1908.
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
I. HOFKR, E4. and Prop. ,'
J77
a IwitptaiUmijNtwtjiAper Derated to American Principle hnd
the I'mireM and Devetopeneat ot All Oregon.
Publlrtied Krwy BreptB Kef t' tanday, Salem, Ore.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
(InrrtMr la ArirMtcc.)
Mly, br carrier, per year ti.QO IV r month ..60o
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SPECIAL DELIVERY
For convenience of subscribers branch dollvory ofllccfl uro establish
ed at tho following places at 35 cents per month, $1.00 for throe menths:
Asylum Btore.P. G. pe Voe & Bon, Asyliini Avenue Junction.
Carllno, Seventeenth streot, A. W. Lnnc, Garden' Road Store.
Dauc's Store, Alex. Daue, BouthCommerclal street.
Electric Store, C. M. Epploy, East State street.
Fairgrounds Storo, Harrison Dee, Fairground? Road.
. Howell's Corner, Twelfth and Gross streets.
Ot K. Orocory, A, A, Englebart, Twelfth street "
Wheeler's Storo, W, D. Wheoldr, Highland nventiK .
Yow Park Storo, F. 0. Bowpraox, Twelfth and Leslie.
Ifarte Grocery, Seventeenth ntrot -. . -
J. L. Moor & Son, corner Capitol nnd Union st'fceK
West SWera. Store, Wo3t Salem, -.,.
Ainu's Confectionery, 478 State street.
Dr 8toteVrt,41 North Commercial street. - - ..- ,'
minmau more, rnorin bixi.ii ircei. , .. -w
German lagery, corner Twelfth nnd Chemeke1ar ' "
CAS ukKllAU TAVr OVERCOME
(ieneeal apathy?
jt
I.t Is t'omlag' to bo, genornlly rec
ognized tha.t ''the iRdpubllran party
hrts ono great obstacle to ovorconto
In tho November election gonora'
apathy,
Tho general Ih not a noisy warrior
but steals Into tho camps, of Oic G.
0, I', in lea don boots shod with wool,
CAN GENERAL TAKT OVER
COME OENEEAL APATHY?
If not Uryan will bo tho next Pros
Ident,
Why nro Republicans apathetic in
Oregon and many other statcB?
nccanso tho otandpnt olomont ro
asts rovlalon of tho tariff,- and RE-
MITTS POPULAR. REFORMS GBX
liRALLY? Tor Instanco, tho Orogon dologa
tion In the national convention voted
against every demand for popular
rftform, including tho direct primary
and the direct election of senators.
WHAT WAlfllANT HAD THOSE
DKLHGATH8 FOR OPPOSING
roi'UXjAn IIMFORMB IN THE
NAME OF THM REPUHMGAN
TARTY?
Who Informed and instructed the
delegation from Orogon that tho
people ha1 gone back on thoso prin
ciple? In Washington state NEARLY
all this old leaders auk him.
oaitrkd for oppohino the
same popular demand qv the
people to have something to
BAY.
Tho political machine calling It
self tho Republican organisation and
tho Republican Iciilorolilp naturally
opposes Invasion of itn grnfts.
Haa (hero boon n greater rraft thnn
tho log-rolling conventions nnd TUN
OIUHXAHY LEGISLATIVE ELEC
TION OF V, H. SENATORS?
Llko the old Whig party, that wont
under tho dictation of tho nlavo pow
or, tho Ropubllcan party ocoms to be
going under tho domination of inn
chino slavery.
If it couHoti to bo rosponslvo to
popular domnmU of progress IT
wimi () tiik way of Tin: 01.1)
WllKI PARTY,
JVut wo do not bollovo such is yet
th case, Wo believe tho rank nn'
fllo of tho Republican party are truo
to tho principles of progroi.
Thoy may bo Buppresned and over
ruled by tho tricky mothods of the
inachluo managers, HIJT SO MUCH
THK WOIWK VX)It TIIOBK MAN.
AGK4W.
They will deal with them as fast
T
HK clerk of today who
savoa is thn proprietor of
tomorrow.
A few yean of small savingt
will give you a good bank ac
count ana . habit of thrift and
economy, Tkce, taken together,
mean a business of your own,
It Pays to bo prepared when
ynr oiHwrtUulty cornea along. Ut
gin Rw and deposit your Mvlnga
w(tk us,
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
CAPITAL NATIONAL
BANK
as thoy comb, to them, n they hove
done in Wisconsin, In Iowa, In Wash
ington, nnd In Oregon.
A Republican organization rospon
slvo to tho popular will, STANDING
FOR TUB PROGRESSIVE POLI
CIES WHICH THE PEOPLE HAVE
ENACTED, Is badly needed in Ore-
gon.
' Tho leadership nnd tho political
machinery that seeks to rovorso ev-
cry reform demand mndo by the
pcoplo will fight a losing battle.
Republican leadership can go',
nbout so far away from tho people
AND THEN IT IS WIPED OFF TIIK
SLATE AND NEW LEADERS AC
CEPTED. Tho more political pto-huntor who
changcB front with ench chango of his
own nppotlto for new plunder, is not
a political leader.
Taft Is auffcrlng In Oregon todny
from lack of Interest because tho ma
ohlno lenders pretending to stand for
him ARE OPPOSING THE POPU.
TiAIt DBSCANDS.
Tho pcoplo will not abandon tho
reform amendments to tho constitu
tion onnctcd by tho Initiative and
roforondum.
THE PEOPLE WILL NOT ARAN
DON TflE DIRECT PRIMARY AND
DIRECT ELECTION OF SENATORS.
If thoy must do that or glvo this
state over to tho Uryan column, thn
verdict Is very easy to foreaoo In No
vember. If tho Independent voters continue
to feel that wipport of tho old ma
chine mniiH reactionary policies, what
will they do?
If they feel that a Taft victory for
REVERSAL OF ALL THE STEPS
OF REFORM TAKEN IIV THE PEO-
I'M.' OK OUFGON. nnd which otlmr
progrostlvo BtatoB aro following,
.what will thoy do but voto.for Ilry-
an?
The belief In strong among n largo
cIuhb of independent voter thnt Taft
stands lea for Ronsovolt policies
thnn Uryan does.
UNLESS THIS IS MITT HY D1C
NIAL AND PROOF IN THE CAM
PAIGN, nifd It has got to ho mot by
men who nro themselves supportors
of tho pcoplo and supporter of popu
lar reforms.
General Apathy will ovorcomo
Oonernl Taft It Republicans oppose
reforms.
lower prices, of course, consumption
will be greatly Increased.
"The crop of peaches Is short on
sftfuo of the lower Iand3 on account
of tho front nnd .damage from aphis,
but owing to tho increased acreage
of new orchnrde, the output of
peaches this season will bo something
of an increase over last season, Pre3
ont estimates indicates tho output of
peaches will lac nbout 250 cars.
"Apples, of course, nro the bl?
end of ibe fruit crop In tho Yaktmn
valley, fully two-thirds of the 2500
ar8 of fruit thh season being fnl!
ind winter nppleB. Tho npples here
his year ore entirely free from
worms, scale and any disease. The
frultgrowora havo mado largo monev
In tho hast few years and given care
ful altontlon to spraying, spraying
Mioroughly .In the winter with Rex
llmo nnd sulphur spray, nnd Bprny
'ng thoroughly nnd just ns the bloon
'3 falling with nrsennto of loads for
tho codlfii moth. Grnvcnstelh apples
iro now being" picked aml-'shipped'to
Vlaskn nnd points in British Cohiin
'la'.
"CrbHvot
'ng for
of la t year. .Thoy ' are cxifcctfntr
from $1.25 to $1,50 for' fnacexpor
arlotloi and CO cents ..tjb JJ1 for me
Hum vii'rlof , ntioh na ' Dtdjia? Twlc,
Ronlo Beauty, Wagner, d'tc.""1 Jona
thans will be rendy for shlpmenf the
last of September and arc going tu
show, from presont Indications, ele
gant color nnd quality. All varieties
aro a f'.ill crop and tho estimated
shlpmonti of ripples will bo 1000 can
of 000 boxes each." Ex.
o
COFFEE
, Poor coffee has to be
sold in bulk, it isn't worth
packing.
Vourtrortr rtfnm ronr money II yon don't
Ilk Schilllnr'1 H"! puv lijm
ftoti and dealers nro not lopk
tlto cxtrnvagant'y' high fir'.ce
YAKIMA VALLEY
FRUIT CROP
The fruit crop In tho Yakima val
ley is summed up ns follows In thn
Packer:
"Tho Yakima valley has a splendid
crop of llartlett pears, which aro
now being packed rapidly and aro
moving to the east. Thoro will prob.
ably bo ISO cars. Many of the poar.
however, will bo shipped in mlxoil
cars with peaches, plums, apples
cantalopet and watermelons.
"Tho general rango of prices will
bo much lower than last season and
fruits of all kinds wilt And. their way
into tho ho hum of all class. With
PI M PI E S
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u. rtf ikic i',iu uf u lrt. I 4
it M Vrtrtlloh.U. I !) Am tiM I ru u tbS
jfiiv wm.Hni..x..rt.ii.a.
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CAhCTHWrC
JTLltt&
IWNl JMfftTgM MILLMN.iiMl
INVESTIGATES 8ANTIAM
MINING DISTRICT.
A rcprooontatlvo of tho Albany
Herald recently mndo a trip into tho
portion of Linn rnd Marlon countlcj
known as tho North Fork of tho San
tinm Mining District. Much haB ben
r-rlttcn and srld horotoforo no to tho
value ot thla district In tho matter
n force of GO men nt work extending
thla writer can only roport some of
tho thlnpo which bavo already been
told, but which ho nctunlly saw, and
which must bo ndmltcd, was to him
bo mo what of u surprise.
At th'i BInck Eagln ml no unprece
dented activity 6 manifest. Not only
nro acoroa of men at work In tho mlno
but Improvement!) nro bolng mndo
vhloh will glvo tho district much
bettor trniiriportntlon facilities.
Tho Black Bugle pcoplo nlono havo
a forceof 00 men nt work extending
tho prrpwnt wagon road from Elk
horn to tliolr property, a distance of
four miles to tho mines. Tho new
rond will give tho minors n good oxlt
to tho town of Gntos, on the Corvnllln
K- Eastern rallrond, which lathcHhlp
ping pohit for tho district.
Tho completion of this rond mentis
tho establishment of n smoltor in tho
district nt onco. A fow of tho larges
companies hnvo bonded togother for
this Mirpo8o. -The building of the
Hinoltur will necessarily Include tho
construction of a big power plant.
With tho smelter constructed, the
companies plan to double tliolr force
of workmen nnd rush tho develop
ment ot tho mines rapidly.
Tho output ot this district will Jus
tify a railroad in tho noar future, and
representatives of a trausportnt'on
company mndo an Investigating trip
Into tho district only a short time
ago to ascertain tho brat routo for
tliolr company to build Into thla rich
mineral section. Thero haB been a
rumor current at the mines that the
Corvallls Eastern would run a
branch from Gates Into the district.
It Is now believed that an electric
line Is projected to run from the
'mines to Gates and connect '!th the
C. K. Thero l also talk ot on
electric lino from Salem.
The district Is rich in minerals,
gold and copper predominating.
Theso are found In paying quantities
and lead and som'o silver have also
been uncovered.
There aro now four mine bolng
operated tho Gold Creek, Freeland
Conaolldated, Electric and tho niacl;
Eagle. Development work will begin
on several other properties with the
completion of the new road
Tho mine of this district are own
ed prlnclpally.by Portland and local
capitalists, i't?'"
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THE XKW WOMAN
APPEARS IN TURKEY
In the recent rejoicings at the pro
clamation of a constitution in Turkey
many Turkish women took part, and
tor the ftrst tltae In history appeared
In public without their veils.
They have, appealed to ibe Young
Twrk frty to aaeiuk the harem
aysteea, a4 with u the cowpulwry
veiling of women. Tho word harem
is Arabic for anything forbidden ot
not to be touched as agalnBt the rules
of tho Koran. Games of chance,
witchcraft and portrait making nr.6
"harem."
In practice the word is used by
Europeans to 'designate that portion
of a polygamist's hou3o which Is du
voted to tho exclusive occupancy of
his wives and their nttendnnts.
Thence It comes to refer to the fe
male portion of his household, while
the word may be used by westerners
to designate the system of plurality
of wives.
In Turkey tho syBtom haB been
maintained not only ns n part of tho
Moslem rollglon, but as an integral
pnrf of Mohammendan polity, of
which the sultan Is tho chief spirit
ual hoad, to whom all orthodox Mus
sulman? look up and to whom, as thf
appointor of Shelkh-ul-Islam, all re
ligious qiiOBtlons .mny be finally .re
ferred.
Wnethor the Bultnns wllj follow
the lend of their BUbfcgts In this mat
ter I very doubtful, . Tho harem By
torn is so interwoven with court life
and government of,a Mohammedan
uilor thnt It wouldftnko(n strong man
o brjak through tho rule, evon If he
des'red to do bo. , .
Tho etiquette of the harem of tho
sultan of Turkey, like that of mo9t
moslem potentates, is very evero on'l
Is strictly carried out. Each wife nan
her own suit of apartments, her own
bnthroom -and garden, and her owj
body of servnntB, mnle and female
The wives aro not cnlled by tholr
names, but m distinguished ns Kadln
(or lady) No. 1 and so on.
The title of sultana Ic given only
to the mother, Bister or daughter or
a sultan, consequently It Is the Kndl'i
who first gives birth to an heir to
Mi? throne who can have this dlHlnc
tion. Should nn ndollak, or female
slave of the harem, becomo tho mo
ther of her lord's first born son, then
she becomes tho reigning Sultana
Even then bIio hns llttlo Influence,
this being wielded nlono by the sul
tan's mother, tho Sultana Valldc, who
controls the harem and exorcises con
siderable Influence In nil court and
many governmental matters. Town
nnd Country.
o
Konnedy'a Laxatlvo Cough Syrup
docs not constipate like most of tho
old fashioned cough cures, but on
tho other hand It gently moves tho
bowels rnd nt tho same tlmo hcale
Irritation nnd allays Inflammation ot
tho throat. Sold by all druggists.
o
Shipping dend people around In
trunks Is getting to be popular again
iii ji " "" ""ll ""'
The Best Way To
Keep Well In Summer
Is to keep the bowels free
and regular. Do this, and
you reduce the danger of
getting Dysentery, Cholera
Morbus, Fevers, Malaria,
etc, to a minimum.
DR. D. JAYNE'S
SANATIVE PILLS
is the oldest, safest and best laxa
tive, purgative and cathartic on
the market. Hi action is gentle
and thorough it never gripes.
Perfectly suited to both adults and
children. Sold by all druggists
two size boxes, 25c and JOc
JajBo't Toalc Vrlfti;e A
splendid tonic for adults and a
safe worm-euro for children.
restaurant''
For quick otvlce,tlrIc..'i
IT"' 80 ,0 ,h SSj
BEACH LlciIEg I
our specialty. wM. ... '
front St one X y
block south of beat i.
: rr : : -rML
i A. J. Ratter's CampingcS
I Here you will And gm "
septic tanks, good location- hES
tion nnd furnished tent, to SS
'vn firnnV A T -.. ll
Newport; Orenen: "aaer' H
7
Lnno's Family aiedlclno cannot
savo all doctor bills, but can save a
good sharo ot thoin. Ono two-shil
ling pnekago has kopt a wholo family
in good benlth for a year.
The mikado will see to it that the
American fleet Is accordod a proper
reception In Japan. Quito right. Mlk
o
Don't tnko cold, but it yci do,
don't fall to tako Komp's Ualsam to
trovent sorlous consequences, Noth-
ng oIbo Is so vnlunblo In treating
coughs and colds.
Undo Joo Cannon Is going on tho
Btump this fall, and It'a a pretty safe
hot thnt nobody In hU audlencoa any
where will havo tho nervo to raise
tho point of no quorum.
Sleep
And Rest
Every movement ol the
body consumes energy So
does mental effort. En
ergy is supplied by the
nerves. It follows that
physical or mental exhaus
lion simply means 4an
over-draft on the nerves.
Nature restores energy
through rest and sleep.
You cannot sleep with
tired nerves. Dr. MiKi
Nervine soothes the irri
tation and restores nerv
ous energy,
"Although I havt HvkI nwirly T
ra. t Jmv twl up Htlrut ttt.
wontkln (or puUUtAttan but thf tin.
sjuW 4teiMUu-tt f ir. AtiU- Kes
toratlv Krme. an rmtHcliw rer
liiHrrf nt "ViViii(ik. tulM(intd Uv Inn
rtiJcnco lu i Msh alntulo omip
nw to rwoAsnls fu u:wl.rtij- oVr
vrr- other mcl(c.n I Im r twr u4
Rir H4rVtMIMIVll P.t rlSpl"MIH. I
fl suro tit th Nrrjn U trtr (mm
1rUurliu ortlUi found in mcwt ihmIi
Clrtf for Inimmnln, land nn couoinl
tously rea)in-nrniH n i ikm1 .aA
rrau."' V.RS. w H. FtrnsUN
CotoraJo Serines. CoW
Br. MNm' NmvIm ts MM by yw
fugslit. v wll( twirantM (hat K
ftt bWU v.W WmKL If It faM. K
wM rtod yur m4ty.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
COUVALIilB t EASTERN' K. It.
TIME TABLE.
Trnlna for Con-nllls.
Follows commencing Jnnunry 1G,
1908:
No 4 -Leaves
Detroit 1:00 p. m.
No. 8
Loaves Albany 7:55 p. m.
Arrives at Corvallls 8:35 a. rn.
No. 10-
Leaves Albany 3:55 p. rn.
Arrives nt Corvnllla 4:35 p. in.
No. C
Leaves Albany 7:45 p. m.
Arrives nt Corvallls 8:25 p. in.
Train for Albany.
No. 5
Leavcc Corvallls G:30 a. m.
Arlrves at Albany 7:10 a. m.
No. 9
Leaves Corvallls 2:15 p. m.
Arrives at Albany 2:55 p. m.
No. 7
LcnveB Corvallls 6:00 p. m.
Arrives at Albrny C:40 p. m.
No. 11 (Sunday only)
Loaves CorvalllB 11:15 ?. m.
Arlves nt Albany 11:58 a. in.
No. 12 (Sunday only)
Leaves Albany 12:35 p. in.
Arrives at Corvallls 1:18 p. m.
Portland, Oregon, Juno l"7. Cohv
monclng June 22nd nnd until further
notlcs, the following trnln sorvlce
will bo In offect on tho lino of thn
C. &. E. R.R. between Albnny and
Ynqulnn, dally except Sunday:
Train No. IC Trnln No. 2
Mixed Passongcr
Lenvo Albany 7:45 n.m. 12:40 p.m.
Arr. Ynqulna 1:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m.
Trnln No. 15 Trnln No. 1
Paotonger Mixed
Lv. Ynqulna 2:15 p.m. 7:00 a.m.
Arr. Albnny 7:00 p.m. 11:65 n.m.
On Sundays the service will bo ns
follews:
Lv. Albnny 7:35 a. in.; nrr. Ynqulnn
11:40 n. m.; lv. Ynqulnn 0:00 p. ra.;
nrr. Albany 11:30 p. m.
For f rther information apply to
WM. McMURRAY,
C-23-Gt Gon. Pnsi. Agent
Oregon Electric Timo Tnble,
Time of nrrlvat and departure of
cars at Salem Is as follown, Portland
and Intermediate peints:
Arrive Leavo
Local 8:40 a.m. G:00 a. m.
Express 10:50 a, in. 9;05 a. m.
Local 1:25 p. m. 11:05 n. m.
Express 4:20 p.m. 1:45 p.m.
Local 5:45 p. m. 3:28 p. m.
Express 8:20 p. m. 6:00 p. ni.
Tlmo Card No. 03, Southern Pacific
Co., Effective Sunday, May 17.
100H.
Toward Portland, Passenger.
No. 1G. 5:13 a, m. Oregon Ex
pross. No. 18 8:40 a. m. Cottage Grove
passenger.
No. 12. 2:45 p. m. Roseburg pas
senger. Toward Portland, Frright.
No. 222.-5:0 p. m. Portland fast
frolght.
No. 226 10:40-1.1:28 a..-m. way
freight.
Toward San Francisco, passenger.
No. 11.-11:03 a. m. Roseburg
passenger.
No. 17. 6:45 p. ra, Cottage Grove
passenger.
No. 15. 9:50 p. m. California ex,-
i press.
,No. 13 3:31 a. hi. San FraHcis-
co express.
Toward Sab Francises, Fralgbt.
No. 221.-2:43 a. w. Portlaad fast
freight.
No. 225.-11:28 a. . way fright.
O.K.
BARBER SHOU
A first class up-to-date ihoji bo i
overlook this place for the best
There Is no barber better W
with a razor o- pair of sissors U
It. X. WALTER, Prop
West sled Front street, neir fa
landing. Agency fpr CorvaHi, i2
ury
CIGARS and
TOBACCOS
I havo selected the best bruJ
of Cigars and Tobacco couJ
ent with tho trade. Can iJ
you with what you wlthi3
satisfaction, Also carry t c
piuiu iino oi soit drlnki
E. CASS, Prop.
Front Street, oppoilte Tto M
cepiiou, ivowport. Or&gas,
FURNITUREl
NewDort. Orecron
For Household Furniture of tni
kind and description go to
H. D. BLAKELY
Carpets, Matting, Stoves and H
ware. Sell or rent you a caoplsrl
housekeeping outfit and buy tel
wnen you icavo. t'ricej aiwiji rd
sonablo. I
South Front Street, only store of tl
kind.
When at Newport go to Fottrtjl
Rowln'B Livery Stables for tea-til
movo your baggage; to (Ire pfl
best girl a drive; to so to Ottfl
Rock, Seal Rocks or any point oil
tercst in small or large parties. B
and feed and a square- deal .
around; careful drivers who IvU
tho beach- Glvo us a trial
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TORRID ZONE
FUNARCE
0 C T. Co.
Steamers Pomona, aud Oregoau
leavo for Portland dally except Sua-
Nay at 6 a. w.
M. P. BALDWIN, Agat.
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Guaranteed gas, smoko
proof. Economical ana asr-;
A. L. FRAS1
SfiH STATE STRlsff.
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