Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, October 13, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textfser.''f'11 n ' AILY CATITATj JOURNAL BALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTODEll 13, 1008. tea I OYMJ "Baking Powder sltlorablo cxporlonco on the stnto col lege campus In hauling water; and have concluded, first that It Is Im practicable .to place water around the treo without a heavy miulch of straw; second, -that nothing much GOT IN ALU Till-: NEWS. 'cimiiulUBS KHIwl 'ot of Al,fl nn1 ItnlRctl ft Itow. When Amos Oummlngs was man nclnir editor of tho New York Sun, less than a barrel of water for each many years ago an Important newfe treo at each watering, should be glv- story came In late one night and was on. this win book mo grounu up sent to tno composing room wim , fairly well, and In our case, I did not ' "must" written above It, which i need to wntcr tho trees on tho cam- meant that on no account must tho I pus more than twlco during tho sum-1 news bo left out of the paper. A few I mer. I do not know that It wllj be minutes after tho copy boy roturned Ippslblo for you to make use of a to tho editorial rooms and reported heavy mulch, but In order to hold the that tho foreman had said tho paper jwator, It is necessary to do so. YouWas already ovorsot and that two can use rotted Btraw for this, far for-1 column of other news would have -to -Absolutely JrURJS Insures delicious health ful food for every home, every day. The only baking powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar made from grapes. Safeguards your food against alum and phosphate of lime harsh mineral acids which are used in cheaply made powders. est leaves." From tho Washington Stato college, Pullmnn. o . THE -MALIGNED llAItHKK. A DefciiHo of the Meek mid Lowly ToiiKorlal Artist. Mli LHAHNING KALK. Oregon Fanners Ovcrromo Prejudice of Long HtnndliiK. Tho professional lmimorit has a fow Jokes which havo survived the fall of dynartlea and tho craBh of worlds and which will pursue their triumphant career until Qabrlol ap pears with his official announcement. "Time Is, time was, but tlmo shall bo no morel" One of theso Jokes relntes to the loquacity of harbors. Because of tho Industrious professional humor ist tho tonsorlal artlBt has to live down a worldwide reputation for Idlo, BiiporfluouB and unprofitable conversation, Havo yont over seen n barber who talked too much? Tho Gazotto nov cy has. When you go Into tho tcmplo of tho barber to havo an operation per formed upon your aching whlskem you will find him and his associates attending to their work qtilotly and Industriously. If they aro not bwy thoy will all go quietly to their chairs, treating you with pleasanl courtesy, but not .volunteering any conversation, ir you insist upon dls "i 1 1 i i ii cussing the living Isemob of tho day . i . . ,,.,..,, w,1,1 'our nlfnlfn Is being mowr has, ns assistant agrlaulturlBt of the you will probably havo an attentive bureau of plant Industry, IT. S. do- lhtoner, but there will bo no debato. pnrtmonl of agriculture, made a Bpc- Tho barber who Is mnking your face olnl Btudy of tho forage crops of look human will lot you do tho tnlk- ni'siuiii wiufciiu, iiiiu in ijuiiuuu nv. jng, 91. published Jointly by tho Oregon Mnny worthy old men nnd womon experiment station and tho depart- wno ahavo themsolvea or don't shave mont of agrlculturo, has tho following nt all havo a deep seated Idea that a to say obout kale, which Is tlmely: barbor shop Is a wicked sort of place. oiuuiuut ui aimiiiK, 1 ur inn uuu wiiero DOODo rcn unort ntr nanora i um "OREGON BUILDERS ARR YOU DOING WHAT YOU CAN TO I'OPUUti, 1 STATE? UIUWXB j0t OREGON NEEDS PEOPLE- -Settlers, honest farmers n I merchants, clerks, peoplo with brains, Btrong hands and ) heart rap'.tal or no capital. a a l!Hi Southern Pacific Co, Lines In Oregon Is sending tons of Orogon litoraturo to the East for dlstrn, through every nvallablo agency. Will you not help the gwa of building Oregon by sending us tho. names and address. ,ri (From tlio Orogon Agricultural Col logo, CorvalllB.) Kalo is ono of tlto boat talking cropB In Orogon. When tho Orogon linnnlnt wnnfa In nrnv.t Mini Hfiurnn is tho bOBt dairy state in tho union w,"lor "80 .ft, ' 3nlly B?wn ln nl,t' to" yollow storlen nnd exchnngo lio hnB to talk kale. Unless ho knows )'" woll propnrecl and drained Hpavlncd Jokes. This Ib also ontlre- what kalo will do to tho milk bucket ro1' o nftor tho lnth of March jy erroncoim. Pink paperB aro no ho has not qualified ns n booster. It ft? ,tho booboji will permit. This fur- longor soon In first rate barbor shops, Is called tho thousand-headed kalo, lH,lt, P'niitB for trnnsp anting ,n ,nd tho ciiBtomor given to vulgnr nnd tho botanist knows It ns brnflsarn i;'""0 ' .July, Tho land nised for langungo would soon bo mado to un- oloracoa, but It l tho plain kalo of j tranap anting Is woll manured nnd doMnnd that his patrouugo was not four lotto Hint d 001 tho talking. I 'V01 two or tliroo times botweon wanted at ouch a place Tho utrnngo thing is Hint it ha only . V10 ttnL?S :,nr?" "'l'1 tho, flrB.t... Thoro "r low own hnrbor shop?, boon during tho Inst two or thro '"J0, With tho land in perfect tilth j8t ns thero aro low down drug vnnra Mint II linu lm1 nil nuillrinnn II H PIOWCU llgllln thoueh It Is nonrlv 30 vonrs ol.l In 1 l,ow nliout tho llrst of Juno, and the Willi a l--incn utorc. Iiotntn nm! trrnnnrv nlnrnn. . f .. - ...... r1.iuw ..wa But in tho places of tho better rlnss the atmosphoro Is always good nnd l0. pry third furrow about two and a clean, and tho proprietors, bolng de Utlialf or throo foot apart. This placea Cont nnd roopoctnblo thcniBOlves, do tt n,,0,.lt i l",,n on .ry Bqunre not want the money or tho convor- !( !- . . . . " . tho Wlllnmotto valloy. It linn tried "" Knio plants dropped Into ov to talk all thoso years, hut tho poo plo wouldn't I'Btou when It sought recognition. "Wo nnvor hoard It m,"Vv ,".u ,,"".L u" y mnmrc not want the money talk," they Insl'itod, "buck In lows ", ," ro"lB ,"o P'"t nrn Hotlon of thoso who nro not decent nnd Now York, llnck tliorv rows Mdncod w hero tho noxt furrow covora, nnd reBpectnblo. produco milk without kale, nnd T inviug u 0 iopB uncovoreu. i no So mMch for mon wj10 nnvo i,con guoss thoy will havo to hero." That Plnnts tlint nro plowed In diurlng tho misrepresented and mnllgned by Jny Is tradition. It took MO years for day In this way nro rolled In tho ovon- luunorlstB. Emporln Gazette. bo killed If tho "must" story was to got In. CummlngB took the copy from tho boy and went himself to tho composing room, llo demanded nn explanation. Tho foreman told him thnt thero was a pressure of adver tisements that night nnd that they had usurped somo of the spaco usual ly given to news. "What shnll I klll7" aBked the foreman. "Kill two columns of advertise ments and print nil the news," or dered Oummlng3, and It was done. Tho next day thero wob trouble around tho Sun office. A hurried moettng of tho stockholders was call ed, and It was n stormy one. Somo of tho stockholders wnntod to hnvo Cummlngs discharged, but Charles A, Dana stood up for him. and as Dana owned tho greater part of tho stock his volco wns all powerful. After tho meeting Mr. Dnna walked out of his office and strnlght to Cum mlngs' desk. Ho put his hand nf foctlonntely on tho mnnnglng editor's -boulder nnd Bald: "Amos, you hnvo my permission to throw out advertisements to mnke room for tho news whonevor in your opinion it is necessary. Wo nro pub lishing a newspaper, not nn ndvor Using postor." Shortly afterward an improvement wns mado in tho prcs-.os so that two or more pnges could bo nddod to tho paper at tho last momont If ncccs- pnrv. " I o (Bros-, and tho Southern Pacific re- ported to tho Interstate cobbi ritOSM l-'AKNIVCq AND porting practically the samo not earn- toiiuiiiBsioii, snows specificity 1 ItAILHOAD DI'TTTEItMENTS IngB ns In tho corresponding month ",, J.L v wor i,ftrM 8g But now, hnlf way on In tho latter of last year. Of courso, such mult ,'L m K:?r?.E"" ..l. ..... 11. r mno i1.lH- .. Inn1 rtntt null liri rilif n (nnrl ritl tvirwla tnrit . "'O" .. u... BIX IIIVIIIIIS Ul 1UVO, IIIIIIKI JlIU lUUIt- ".' " uu......v. w.. ivuu.t 1.....V , frlendr who aro likely to bo Interested ln this Btntot Wa m glad to oonr tho expenso of sending them complete infoi t rrT.Om'lS TinivKTS wll! hn on nnln rlnrltit, onr,m.. l . " " -- s nc iCiJIBER AVn OCTODEIl from tho EnBt to nil pointo ln Oregon. The fare f a fow principal cities aro ' f0a, From Denver $30.00 " Omnha 30.00 " Kansas City .... 30.00 " St. Louis 35.50 " Chicago 38,00 TICKETS CAN HE PllEPAIU. If you want to bring a friend or rolntlvo to Oregon deposit ' proper nmount with nny of our agonts. Tho ticket will thea tel rurniBiiea oy leiegrnpn. Local agent, Salem. ' I v.M..nifiHii(ii.iii licnorni raPBcngrr agent, rortlnnd OrfKnJ From Loulovlllo " Cincinnati " Cleveland mri.l Mil iiv KlW Vn.l. 55.J1. Ing hotter. So that It li 1 st, Several months ngo, In have been kept ln tho best physical 1 inoro substantial cause 0! wipl condition, and not on all of thoso. 1 latlon thnt gross earnings thtcitta ir. uarrimnn sniu, on his return nro now siowiv rising, Thedw to tho en8t ln mid-September, thnt ho for July on t.10 large body oft had spent $180,000,000 ln Improving reporting was 16.57 per ctct, 1 tho Southern Union Pnclflc between against an averaco of nearh H m 1000 nnd 100G, nnd it Is well known cent for tho first six montliicift thnt correspondingly lnrco sums havo year: for Auctist the decmu n nnd of tho Imnosslbllltv of reducing gone Into theso properties slnco '90G. lonly 13.57 per cent, and for tltb wngos, this was no ensy tasic. uut uui in Bpuo 01 mo 11110 snowing roin- wook 01 aopiomuer zt roaai, m May and June, tho railroads showed Bomo IndlcntlonB of success In hand ling tho problem of reducing ex penses to correspond with the small er volume of traffic. In tho fnco of continuing high prices for Ptocl nnd other material j should . come near showing tie w ago or tno wnolo, made a filHttt of only 10. -12 per cent. Retltw il knlo to get nn nudlonco in this stnto and llvo down tradition. Tho dairymen of New York under stand what greon siicculont food moans to tho dairy cow, nnd thoy build oxpenslvo hIIos, buy oxponxlve mnchlnery, nnd grow forllllty-robblnv; corn, which tlioy Irrlgnto with tholr sweat,, In ordor that tho fanner dur ing tho long winter mnntlm tuny havo nn oxeilso for mllhlux UIh cow. Tho Orogonlnn ncodu no oxpouslvo sllon to remind tho cow of good old miiii mor tlmo. Knlo! A tliausnm! blom Ingn on tho thoumuid-hended knlo! It Ih making. Orogon tho greatest dairy ntato In tho union. When grown under ftivornblo con (lltlon knl will yield 40 tout per acre of green ftwd, nnd ltn chief vhIiib in nH n nolllng crop during tho full nnd winter. Rploudld rMiults aro be lug secured by feeding knla and votch hay to dairy cowh, without any grain or mill food. Dr. Wlthyoouibe, of the ngrloiillurnl coIIumo, says that IR pun lid of vetch tiHy nnd 10 poundi of knlo a dny U practically n balHiictid rntlon for n dairy row. Mr. W. L. WiliMiii. of Hunk. Or.. yn: "I re ceived $1107 from li cowh In tho luonth of December, and fftd them nothing but kal, turnfoa ami vntchj liuy. Tli man who fuvilk chop would linvo tn limit) $2S7 to elbtir H much nn I do I have not lisd 11 lull) feed In the liHl'll nil wtllt Mr nron Hunter of Cor Ing of tho enmo day to pack tho ground. Two or throo cultivations nro all that can uttially bo given, for tho plnnts will soon touch In tho row. If they do well. Any plnnts thnt fall to grow may ho roplaccd by hand. Somo growers profor to plnnt tho seed in num. and wnon tho plnnts aro at tho height of the falling off ln tlvoiy In not earnings of tho most traffic, which camo 'n May, not enrn- fortunnto ronds and tho better show ings begnn to look in n llttlo .better Ing of othors. it Is evidently true thnt proportionally, andthls work of de- tho dniBtlc economies now In forco JRevlows creasing expenses liar gono on pro- miiBt bo et some cxponso to tho phys-i gres-lvely until wo find tho Union leal condition of our great tronspor- i .... ... Piirlfln in Jnlv ronortlnc .111 nctiual tatlon lines, nnd n scrutiny of tho I " LinqulBt, an Increase In not In tho fnco of tho Hums currently oxponded on falling off of nenrly $500,000 In Astoria piiitM mnln-' who disappeared about a k ill tonnncc of way and oqulpmont, as re- Jb said to hnvo met with foal pli Protect American Ilopn, The Unltod States department of agriculture h trying to llud n hop plant that will resist -the ravages of tho hop louso nnd red spider. Dr. W. W, Sotckborgor, nn export of the largo enough thin them to ono plant Ift'W. in n hill. Others put knlo out Just m ,",.,"1,,rA"',!1?f UI,?.ork' 1"B '."..W" cabbago Is usually trnnspluntod, In tend of plowing It In. Tho tlmo of transplanting in uut bo dotormlned by the lr.o of tho plnnts nnd tho condi tion of tho land. If tho land U wot Hud subject to overflow the trans planting may be dtdnyod until dur- land recontly. Ho has oponcd n lab oratory at Tncoinn and Is collecting the hop roots from various parts of tho coast for oxpor'ment purpose. Iusoot posts hnvo caused n loss of liimdreds of thousands of dollars to tho hop-growers of Orogon nnd .A 1N 1 IVXTti m j iv uriut u 11 Hill 11 ill - ii. .".. .. . . .. -.-.i-i. -- 1... I.w, T..U. If Hi lo.i.l 1 .11 ,l..Al..n,1 WUHIIIIIKUIII. IIIUI Ul', OlUL'KUtTKrr Ulf nnd'tho'plautB are largo enough, It jfSlivtMinVwnt. may bo dono beroro the ilrst of Juno. ;'m,1 w,u "ottirully iolit nn at- In trniil8iitliijT, innuv'i mIhu'i tftCJJ' . . , , , , , may be loft for a tand on tho Jiuid , Dl" ii?'!?1".!! "S ',"" ' wb.ni tho eeod.lng. nro grown. . n f.l "V'X. I ll t 11 v illiv n uiovu vi inn it vi ... . ,. . , , 4or mil limy ijubwot an iiiuun illinium- A man living n Maud wants to vnluo ft, nernmn hopo. It Is the con know If he call ln"gt h la trees ' , tontlon of hop growers horo that tho nieniii of swaiir wnjion nnd bnrro b. , ,,nono con8l honH nr0 oaB, ,f ,,, I'rofe sor Thornber did not favor the1 .....!.. nnfm.ii i,ni in aii tr. : plan, iUtlng "ThU w oki Id be rather too com plex. 1 am of the (cilnlan thnt you win tlnd It too great au expense, eon lderinx the vHlue of a twin aad a mnn. to haul thin warier during the Bum mer property roijulred by the brewers, n point, however, thHt brewmniters will not yet oonotHlo. o Miimmer When tho doctor la called ho aaka- I'he aUtion would advise "How nro tho bowela?" Thoy are K. His visit raixhi by a tlmoly doe of months I ha." lm.l r.-i u"p s ramuy Jieuirnie. hpik of you to try and coneervc thli molntiire grnerally " wronf :er " . iy meaiiK of rulturn This ioiild ' ,, . n ,, 'orvallU, done with uo effect during th. Im0 " en "Bc" BARR'S Jewelers PUBLIC INTEREST In tho Jowolry storoa will soon bo at its hlghott pitch, and it is our intention to compel tho groat ot enthusiasm. It will Indeed ho a my nssumblHgo of bountiful Jowolry nnd objects of decorative art, Kven now we believe we have thi1 haudeomeat and largest itock of Jewelry In thu olty. Why not oonie In oreaalogall to glean name now Idea? We'll be glad to ehow yiu the tuie. and we aro aur you'll enjoy tt. First Salem Sale Day V i BARR'S JBWERY STOnG State and. Liberty Strewte. AX OPPOHTl'XITV FOIt TIIK Pl'It IdO TO urv AXY KIXU ov HOnSliS, CATTLH OH VKIlIOIiKS AT PVniJO AUCTION. IP VOU HAVK AX"TUIX0 TO SNIJ., 15X THU IT VOU THIS OHI1VT SALlt al COOPKU i ClilUltWATIin. Wll AldtltADV HAVK A 1110 IOST 01 UOltSKS, COWS, AVAOOXS, lll'ORIKS AND HAUX1CSS TO SlJId,. AliSO SO.MK OOOl) 11KAVY WOUK HOlUiKS AM) M AK1CS WITH IX) A I. S i . On and aitet October J3th Slate Street cats will operate 20 minuxz schedule and Com mercial Street and Soatli Salem cas on 15 minute schedule Yew Path Cas on JO minute schedule. Complete time tables will fee tfeady iot distribution within a few days. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17 At (he Otd Willamette Stables, 10 a. m. If Kverbody conu ml nmko this Uit grout public xdo a Miccess. Portland Railway Light & Powe Company WILLAMETTE VALLEY DIVISION I