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f ' - ifi-nvj i Tir-ap' at ,y t i ( , ii . ." ' " ??, IIAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, 8AL1DE, OHEGON. 0ATUItDIAY, OCTOBER 8, 1008. FOREST FIRE IN MARION BURNING EAST OF DETROIT TO MAKI; GPNKItOUS USE Ol1 HKCOKDS (fulled 1'res Tinned Wire.) Albany, Or., Oct. 3. Raging florcely for tlirco dayB, n flro In the Cascndo forest reserve, ton miles cost of Detroit, Is reported todny to 1)0 completely beyond tbo control of tho Bninll forco of in on fighting the flatnos, Only a heavy downpour of ralu, It Is Bald, will extinguish tho flro. Up to this tltno the flro hns burned prin cipally In second-growth timber, but good timber Is now In tho path of tho flames. SOMK AUSUIUUTIKS OP Til 15 RTAOK Some of tho stock absurdities of fitago huslncftj fumlllar to over thoatorgoor have becopio nrtlstlc functions which not oven tho spirit of prngroiB In realism would dare to ehnllongo, Tho maid, for InBtnnco, whooo buslnoss It Ib to dust tho furni ture, enters with n dustor which hns novor lout a fegior and makes straight for fonin article which will got hor Into tho fir -t succeeding pic turo or Bltuntlon. Tho gonoral rulo is that both sho and tho stngo di rector liavo thought, more about get ting her Into that situation than about tho Immoillnto luminous of hor jmrt: bo iiho attacks ono log of n chulr and dusts It Into splinters, while tho mnntolploco, piano, lablo nnd woodwork groan and grunt In vain for their shorn of coroBslng. Uh'iik tho telephone on tho singe Is nenrlv always a piece of nlrnrrilty. Tho nlinor puts tho receiver id his ear. Iimtantly give the number am. lis in- I'.'ilv get his connection. 1st-C'Miti't- in comedy. there iwvnr was tho ) f trouble getting itoulritl, there novor was tho slightest ilolny In making connection, tho call wou al ways onsworod promntly and no third party over crossed In on tho wlru! Delightful to contomplnto, but nb Miird lis to fart. Ah a gonoral rulo the umo of mo chnnlcal devices on the tngo and In tho hnndfl of any rharactor lood' to absurdity. For Instntir-w. In Civile Pitch's "Olrls" Ilnith Mnvollffo play tho port of a slonogrnphor nnd th Bpood sho mnkos ocrosi tho mnchlnq Jn not In s thnn throo hundred and IftfSOVordB a mlnuto, whllo sho novor iibob tho apoco bar! Woro bIio really n good oporator o would bo allow ing gum and rending n uqvol, dovout ly hoping Hint tho hood of tho llrm would break a log on tho way to the ofllco. In "Throo Twlim" thoro Is a ennoe that In suppoHod to bo pnddlod across a storeoptlron lnVn by boonUfnl innldona. Tho maidens In tho enso. bolng far romovod from ennoo llfo In dally prnctlco, paddlo this partic ular oanoo after tholr own rnnrop tlon of how a oanoo should bo pro jiollod. Ono wnvo hor paddlo ns oho would a fan, gracefully and with languor -for Is not tho audlonco watching? Another energetically thrtiHls hor paddlo Into tho haft, whllo a th'rd hooka wntor so violent ly and orratlcally that. I fit woro a real ennoo on a roal lako. tho logical BOquoiuo of ovontB would load qulok Jy to a swimming match or a drown lug ovoni. Ilonry 1C. Wnrnor In tlu Jlohomnlnn Magossltto far Octobor, lifts Pine Phonograph Pieces Bo UwI for Public Kiitortnlmncnt. Ed. linker, a- fornior Snlcm news paper mnn, and now assistant fore ninn of tho Spokesmun-Uovlow ofllcc nt Spokane, is In tho city for a visit with friends nnd relntlves, and, whllo hero, could not resist the temptation to dabble a bit In iiimsIc, as hns been his wont nt every onnortunltv for years past. Ho haB with him a largo number of phonograph records o musical se lections by grund opera stars and oth or noted musicians, and will cntor tnln all corners free of 'chargo Satur day evening at tho L. P. Savngo music ttoro on .Nort hCommercIal street. Tho following program will be rendered: 11 Trovntore Thou HnBt Sold Thy self Trio. Glacomolll, M lorl Mor-tlncza-Pttl. Mlgnon Dost Thou Know the Land Solo. Madame lluguot. Rlgolltto Tho Pesta Morning Duet. Bcsslo Abott Mario Ancona. Lucia Mnd 8cono Solo. Madam Molba. Trovntoro Tho Vows Wo Plighted Solo. Enrico Caruso. Rlgolotto Lovo Is tho Sun Duot. Allco Melon Constantino. Hlgolctto Qunrtetto. Caru&o, Abott, Homer, Scottl. Travlata Is This tho Ono Solo. Madam Molba. Pearl FUliers Duct Enrico Ca ruso, Mario Ancona. Lucja 3extetto. Sombrlck, Cnrti bo, .Scottl, .Tournot, Soverlnn Daddl. Hlgolottc Dearest N'mno Solo. Mine. Lilian Tetrlzlml. Glocondu Heaven and Ocean Solo.. Ploronclo Constantino. ' Don PnBquola Quortetto. Dram bllla, Coral, Sclptlonl, Coral. Martha Ah, So Pure Solo. En rico Caruso. mA RE EVERY PIECE OF FURNITU FOR EVERY PART OF THE HOM E Tiiniroiiiis ftmmmkmvtm n y i I ii T i rfi ririi Tfrrrin V"""4 "' 'rfTiv''rr'---firil'i,,',ri"T "Am im Tr"' "';"'t:"w"',''t'' "Tmnitfirhun If you have not visited us for a few days you do not do yourself justice. We have many new things to show you. THE HOUSEFURNISHING COMPANY, J, Proprietor WE SELL BRENLIN SHADES m to perform that duty ho will find, upon careful study, that howIll have to flit from party to party several times In tho courso of an ordinary voting iircumc. mo prosont- enm- bocomus a nntlounl chnrnctorUtlc tho roadway toward a more goldou ngo will hnvo boon entered upon. "Era of Oood I-Vollng" Politically. These nro happy days for citizens who, whllo nominally mombevu of this or that party froiiontly nice to "split a ticket," or voto for tho oth er follow" occasionally, but aro do torrod from doing no by l ho fnlso. even vicious, conviction thnt thoro Is a sort of divinity hedging a po lltlcal party which mnkos failure to voto Its tickets "Ptralght" from vot ing ago to doath an npostacy, an un pardonable kIii. Il'it now paitleg are ko split up within tlipnuolvp rotrsrd- tng the prominent political Issue' that ono may voto either tlokot o parts of both without being nccueol bv his "Innor consclousnoss," or bv nnybody, of bolng a "traitor to hi party," a "turn cont" or on npostnti' In fact, tho political situation Is no tn porullnr thnt ono cannot voto tho almlght ticket of o'thor of tho great pnrllmi without bolng "dhloynl" to a largo portion of his own party! On tho tariff qupstlon for Instanre self Interest and not pnrty Is tho di viding lino. Doubtlo-B tho Repub licans aro more ovonly divided bo twoon tariff roformers and Rtnndpnt tors than Domoorat , but of the lat ter the benollclarlo or protection will voto with Republican bonoflclnr les, sinking pnrty fidelity In self in terest, i In lliu itintlnr it snonrliii' linnlr iln. . poilts, Avhlle tho lendr of both par?' known to tli whole community. I'ltASIKKH OP THE SHEH.MAX LAW Tho chargo has frequently boon made that the Sherman autl-triist law Is an Impurfect loco of loglBlatlon f-M-H IIIIHIHMIII 1-riH ri-r h-H I HI II II I I HH palgn Is llkoly to rovonl millions of drawn up hastily without a thorough tnstnncoB of voting upon moiuiiroM study of tho problems Involvod. In rather than for partlos, and If that an article In the October McClure's itovrnopr PiniiOsoiMiv (Uy Pra Elbertus.) Wo nro traveling to tho beautiful city of tho Ideal. Wo aro aware thai wo shall uevor reach It -but the suburbs aro very plonBant. it lu not fnuatluljiu thai oppoioH progrons- -it Is simply lutrttn. Thought heals the weur of exUt-on-i but It tiMist bo new thought. Tho heroic man dow not (toanj ho laM thnt ror. the man yho wMiet. in In ihouxht herole. Theio are h!- r'iiulUe lu ewrv hnii' niHrrlKKe. Tho flret U faith, and th( ntuulntuc tlvtt sr runtt--il iico. Iu FxplululK h Uin to HiiotUw it beromuH liiuiliiuus io ourselvw. Why not be a top-notohor? A ton i.itthfr In ilmply wn Imllviiljitii -h wuiKk for Uie luUtiiUoii uf Mil ili he U a part; not anlnt It, To lone your Identity In th busl-H'-'Es Is uue of the iietialtlws of word ing far a great tu tliutlon. ll bwHiity It 1ml n w'iMbol of spli- it A civil tuiiKiiu and h (leaf or jnean nuuiy In the hank. You better be m I now than linn mih aud hi for u noUyt-hut noon, why he Is iilwiy an. Knli(nmeut couuU for go llttlo riulesi yon help to ninko It. Tho i iRheet wiivdoui often cou nt. ta In more passivity. Wo gain freedom by giving It. and )io who bostows Tiillh gets It back with intorost. tionlua is h capacity for ovndlug linnl work - -0 " " tlos divide on party Hues, tho rank nnd file do not. An 'nmtnuco In point h furnlshod by tho Republican Btnt convention of North Dnkoto ond Knnsns, both of which doclnrod for Rooitrlug bnuk deposits, In direct op poltlon to tholr mitlnnnl loadors, Aliothor evldonco of tho party mix-up of tho times Is furnished by the rocont nnHonal loglslat'on on railroads, trusts nnd othor Import ant public quefltlnun: not ono of tbo laws enacted was by a strict pnrty voto, Uopubllcnn nnd Domocrnts ou posing tholr rospoctlvo follow pnrtl r.ans In ovory Instance oxcopt when tho vote was unanimous Opposition Durton J. Hendricks how that this is not t:ue. Of the frumers of the measure he ny: "Nor were tl1) fiMiuers of this Imw TIIIC MOKALK OPTHU Inexporlenoed leifltlKlors who hnetlly ' T PXATTAGH El) WOMAN scrtimblod together a meniure to "j. In the 0"to'er American Mugiuliie nieei .prtaln political exlgenclo . The Prfe r V. I. Thomas writes the nien chiefly reqiou Ible lrr the ant!- T ll'st .of hU now serlfes of article on t.iut Inw were John Sherman o( women. The muss of now material Ohio, George P.- Edmund o' Ver- t whlc I'lofeseor Thomiii bus rovenlej mont, Oforge P. Honr ot Mu-nne.hu- I buiud to create h stfr. On the setts, Uuorgu Grtty of Delaware, a'ld 4. morals of the unattached woninu James 5i. George of Mlssl-elppl. Sen f I'rofef or Tluunai4 says: ator Spooner recently declnrod that 1 "Ae long as woman Is com'ortnbly ' no ureatiM- body of lawyers evor tat . mred -fur by her family or by mar- 'n eongresa; no one would venture r'nge she It uut likely to do anything t contend that there Is any similar) rash; but ua unattached woman has-group of flv men In Washington te-, a tnudency to beonme an adventurees day. John Sherman has served aI-!l - not so much 011 economic ne 011 )wt oontlniioM-ly in cougress elne X I) yohologlcnl groundn. Life h rare-1 1S54: lit had represented Ohio In th ? I mi hard that, a young woman ean-,,nate ihronghout the Civil war and IX not earn her bread: but she cannot the reconstruction period, displaying. always live and hnve the stlmuln- 'especial talent In leading with ques-.j t Inns she ornvM. As long, howovar. I Hn of national flnaure; and, mil as iho remains with her pooplo and secretary of the treasury in Presl- ? aent lleyon' caliluet, had carre" , through with, inaterly ucce. the ! 4.' resumption of snecle payments, j (learizM l Ifliliimmla whs uini'illn regarded as tho greatest lawyer tusn In tho senate. Starting hie arer l-i that body In 1SG0 he took au Im portant part In framing the Icslsle Hon of the reconstruction nertod. only from sur- Oeorge P. Hoar had, by isno, repi the ordinary Huutoii MnsNnohusotts In the sennte 'etter Cheaper Goods for . Prices Customers nre surprised to see "the pianos Just received by Geo. C. Will, nt the vory low prices they can be porchimort for. If you are thlnkln-x of gett'ug a piano, coma anil see tlieee nioe piano 1. You' will easily see thnt high prlco for u piano Is a thing of thu past. T I slie reallzea that any nfract on ot Its habit . any Immoi'esty or Immor ality, w II ruin her standing and her chance of marriage, and bring hor Into confusion. Consequently, good behavior U a protective measure liiBtinctlvo. of course. But whon tdif becomes detached front home and Is 1 e moved not volllanco. but from wtiniulutlon and Interest afforded by for 1.1 years; his great learning, hN soomi mo ami acqiinititnncoslilp, hor coinprononsivo Knowledge of public roetrnlnts nre llljely to bo relaxod. queathms, his Independence, hh gen "Tho profosalonnlly Irregular class ' ulna devotion to the host public in of woman roprosunta an oxtronio ana l torst had made him ono or tho unfortiiiinto result of an incomplete ' mo t commanding figures In that flMfl It II Hrlill PAlnllmt . minlat.. Mil. nun. I lijl, f ,Aitk .. f 1 ... the vote, was nnnnimou'. oppoaltion "" " '"in j. inwruuuj. ui, um) 01 ueinware, 11 to Honsovolfft policies has boon tV- nro ,,,n' BOrt8 of natural dlsposl-lpiesent Jidge of the United States vldod botweon both of tho old pa.-, ""'""" muni aa many pei imp 1 uirruu cuuri, auu tor many yonrs one tln. through tho most IntoiiRo op Geo. C Will poBltlon has cnniQ from RopubUcsn as will bo iound in nny other occupa tion. Many women of tine natural of the, most conservative force 1 in tho Democratic imrt .the sum lenders, llko Aldrlch. Porokor. Can-' fharacter ami disposition are drawn . floorgo Gray upon whom many of non .ot al.. rolnforcod by nominal ! l,tu n irregu.ar life, but recover Mr. Drynn's opponei Domocrntn lint Biipportors of wha 1 80UI low? l, regular modes of Mr. Ilonsovolt cnlls "nrodntorv i 'iving. in tms respect tno ailven 121 S. Commercial St. Salem, Oregon fcfr-H4.jfrM-frfrfr4" H-t-HHU-l'-HH-t-fr-H-WI ' UN H"Kr except the superintendent, nnd he ogaln ponco and quietude reigns did not approve of rats. Thu Juvonlit- whero beforo an out)renk bad bnb court lady advised him to lot them Imminent. Do womou dress to pla wear them thoy might do worse tho men? Louise Ca.ss Kvan. In t thlnrs than to wear rots and onec liohemlan or October A. Tv-tlotli Cont u vy lltiiluul train on i'u Lake Shoro railroad, near Chi cago, rail off tho rnlh onto tho tips, on hirh it iMshod a.leu for somo mliuitea nt tha rati) of Go uUles an hour. Tho pauRougora wora tmdlv frlgh'oned. and a rail, torn from Its bed ti'Ta.l tho dining oar tloor Hko u. ne '1 e Tli- Thool fair nt Dallas has nipf I, und, as In the case 0 over fr'r In the alnto th's year, is larger and holte ati"lwt ihn over bo t pro no hard Uc in Qresoij. wonlth." The rwllKloua prow is furnishing more ovltlonoe of Uio dlapu Itlon of whnt hnj been torinod non-iKilltlcal lournals to rlo superior to tho four of rasnliiK 10111A reader's sensitive uurty-prejujllee slid dlsfviiMe nubile qiiHon from tho standpoint of the uattonN bet Interests rut hor thap n imni'i sim-iMaev. The WVstmln Mer. s lMidlnir Prt'ibvMrlnn pair, I'h'ladelphla, thro off the tram hmI" la an able article and aava, atoH manv othor good thing, "ltaep your oyes onan for tl man who say he never mlxa bU relltrlon with nnllllrs" The (1ratl Uanlds Upwih- dim Pro'bvterlnn, the Now York ChrleHau Advocnto. Methodist, im1 Mveral OtUn declare that oue'i roileloa Is the vrv best U'l to m'x with o"' jwlltles, not pnrtlaAlWttlt, " ' but politic, now vey generally ra 1 km1m oiiitlln nulio nnnrt. Parm. ock Home, which UaJ ever alined to be political but never narMijn, wv whoro natlsanah'n bo camo ln Ine'doni to what It eonsld Offttl ndvoenoy of mincllaa enloulnte to brlnit tho tirot8 gQod to the g-ost number, rejoices with ox codlnc pront lov over tho tlolltlcft, Uuptln horowltb roforrod to, for whleh irosldout llooovolt must be vim tho clilof ortxllt Prom nlmot the niHi breath this nnpor drow. It iin iipbiinod time out of mind. HvnUst the sin and 'nnor of imrtl- l!o",,. wbiii has i" ", '" . . .in 1., , future. I sal" nl- -1 - ..v ft otoeto'V of ho ovnluslon nf " ohi WM,.ia . '.!!, Imnorll th" 'nteRrlt ie -a h ifH f h rnnnhl'a Of mh- nn.rtlo- ond !" fi,l i. n i 'Ichl. nn' nsi'. tvt (.liiv ,. n onrlv snn'il ' fr n iicii nnjv: pt unv rat,, iwtv ftloll'v t ninwn,,"Me or'v vln he pnrlv stands for nrlneiles 'n turtiinnv wIMi 'lh hne?. vll- honcMout conlctlois of vnr ' turofts s mora fortunate than tht ertmiual (that other groat adventi tious prodMot), beenuse the criminal labeled and his recoid follow i him making refotmatloti dlttlcult; while tho In-and-out life of woman w th referene to whnt we call virtue U not olllclally notetl and dof not bring consequences so Inevitable. Mut 'if you drive uatuio out at the do -, the will come back th'ourh the windew: and this interest I n greater stimula tion e, believe, the doiu iiaut foroe In determining ('he choice or, rather, tht drift- of such a womae " -O" Thero wn a men who went th migh 'life and found The way both dark and hard Put wlUp.d U so; And facing much that otlwrs could not goa, Ho ovoteame much that they d'rf not know. nochhM he mulled, uwbapa, Uut onoo n day, "Hq Is a uosslmUti" his friends would f m sny. Anothor man tharo wn wHoslo lines of llfo Woro cast In nloaaant plUcas; not a euro Ho had, WhMo others struggled holplosMy, Tho world to- him was always bright nnd fa'r. HecaosQ ho smiled m muoh, men would Insist That ho wob Just an ideal optimist. Which, think you, of the two de sorved Tho groator arodlt? Whose tide would you takoT Tho man who fought hi 3 way an I sometimes emllod, Or ho who smCed -but had no ght to mako? - -Jack Applcon o- fcxBmasaamstir fwMsWHWrt wT"T' $! 1 opponents hoped to unltn a rew months ago as the Democratic proeiduiitinl no m I nix was nl o roo ognlzed as one of the senate's great est nnthorltlea on the eonstltiitlon. Senator George had iorved for many years as chief Jusiloo of the stiprwu court of all staalppl, aud was tho au thor ami eoiupUer of many works on law which are still widely used." A I tot Story. Uren couae. vatlve women now draw the hair away from their faces In' huge, rolls, and nobody attempt 1 to deny the fact that he Wears great quantftle of fahe hair. It Is now neeeasary for a woman's hapiflaees that she wear a rat lu her hair. Yet men do not admire the fasbioa. lu a western city recently, In n penal j Institution for girls, there was much dlseontent nnd the superintendent saw mutiny ahead. He ervild not dl v'ue the cause, so he s'tmraonod to his aid a young juvenile court at-: tncUo a girl who had been extra-' ordinarily space aful in her dealings' with Incorrigible gin. To her he) told the situation and requested ho-, to talk with tho girls of the lustily. t'on for a hlle and endeavor to learn In a roundabout wav what was cann ing the tronblo. A number df the girls woro summoned to the recep J tlon room and she chatted with them I amlnbly for a time, without mon-' tlonlng the impending trouble or lie possible cause. As she was about to I leave, the superintendent ontored and asked casually: I "Miss V., what do you think of my order forbidding the g'rls to wear rata In their hair?" She laughed, "t think It hasn't been obeyed." she said. " ns all those girls nro wearing thoin.' 1 "Impossible! I have had ovary rat bifrnotl!" Sho called ono of the eMs to her and. ar'lng her hair bowed tbo nstoi'shed superintendent a home-, mmli ml n lilnrV- Ktrf.lnr- tu-lcta.l and pinned to the hair The g ! EVERYTHING Good in up-to-date and serviceable footvyear At a price that will suit you sHHoKOT ymmMmmmtwmmmmimm wmif X SHOE 7 444 State St. 442 Phone "Leaders in up-to-date footer t Tho Vnrlh Dni.lA 11.. It ..rln Mn . .-r i 11 .. .. ..w .v....,, uvimv . i-n tit iuh worii siarKincmsi. Liinuun run w-ontn- To bo tma to hlnof or his conv'c- grcsa will meet at Hood River Oclob- or was cold. Ami this In n reforma tion la 0 motor's highest duty, and,er 7 and $. tory whew no man would see tbem MsWHHHBHBBaT BBBBBMHBBsaiBWBgwSWSBi""11 I