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DAILY OAlTXAIi JOURNAL, SALKM, ORHGON, SATUHDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1909.
EDITORIAL PAGE
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL
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FIVE BILLS THAT SHOULD BE PUT THROUGH AT THIS SESSION OF THE LEGISLA
TURE IN THE CAUSE OF PROGRESS AND TO BUILD A GREATER OREGON.
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Imlffpentlont Kowtptpcr Porotod to American Principle nnd I ,
(ha 1'fOiruMi mill Itavelnnamiint nf All Onimn. I Vv.
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HUHHCHIll'ION ItATKS.
(IiiTrl!)Iy In Adraucu,)
0lly, by rrrlor, por jrcfr W.OO Tor inonlh Mo
PEllr, bjr itikJI, per jrrnr. 4.00 l'or mnnth &Vj
VVcokiy, by mall, par ver. ... MM Hlx niontht 0a
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A PLAIN TALK ON BEHALF OF MARION COUNTY.
The bill for a now home for the Oregon Deaf-mute Insti
tute carrios $75,000.
It moans a splendid now institution in this city which
WILL BE APPRECIATED BY ALL TRUE SALEMITES.
I t is an act of humanity to a class of unfortunate chil
dren who ought not be "isolated on a farm seven miles from
a city.
The old property of tho stato in that school will bo used
by tho asylum, AND IT WILL NOT BE ABANDONED.
In tho samo spirit wo commond Marion county men who
tako n stand against striking down educational institutions
(n othor parts of tho stato.
Maroln county people aro a unit against removal or aban
donment of ANY INSTITUTION LOCATED AT SALEM.
Can any Marion county man in tho logislaturo or out of it
tako tho position that ho wants to treat anothor part of tho
stato to a dose that ho doos not want to tako himsojf?
WHY STRIKE DOWN OR ABANDON ANY INSTITUTION
OF AN EDUCATIONAL CHARACTER?
If any stato institution is not as good as wo think it ought
to bo, mako it bottor. BUT DO NOT STRIKE DOWN
WHAT WE HAVE.
But do not imagine that Marion county is sacred and holy
ground, and that we can havo now institutoins for old ones
AND AT THE SAME TIME STRIKE DOWN THOSE IN OTH
ER COUNTIES.
' So fai as Marion county is concornod ,rocoiving about
threo-fourths of all appropriations mado in this stato, no
Marlon county mombor lias a moral or political right TO AT
TACK OR STRIKE DOWN OR REFUSE TO DECENTLY AND
REASONABLY MAINTAIN any existing state institution in
any othor part of this state .
Tho Marion county hog has boon long enough thrown in
our face.
Wo havo boon mado tho subject of just criticism and un
just criticism boforo tho rest of tho stato LONG ENOUGH, and
on behalf of fair-minded peoplo of Marion county this protest
fs entered,
The
Real Secret
Of money-making is in the
saving ot it; and the suo
cwsfut mode of saving is
found in the savings bank.
Let us help you save.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Capital National
Bank
The people who would love to see Oregon great want to see "Passed both houses" writ
ten under each of the following bills.
THE BEAN BILL THAT CREATES A GENERAL PORT COMMISSION ACT.
(Has passed both houses.)
THE JONES BILL FOR FREE LOCKS AND CANAL AT OREGON CITY.
(Has passed the House.) , '
THE BILL APPROPRIATING $10tf;0G0 FOR THE CRATER' LAKE ROAD.
(Has passed neither h&uso.)
THE BILL TO BUILD STATE-AIDED RAILROADS.
(Introduced by Speaker McArthur.)
THE CONSITUTIONAL AMENDMENT FOR SAME.PURPOSE.
(To be submitted to vote of the people.)
Ed. and Prop.
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Eftlom, Oro.
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LABj-L
Arrested.
A cough that has been hanging on
for over two months by taking Bal
lard's Horohound Syrup, It you have
a cough don't vrnlt top It at once
with this wonderful remedy. Spleu
did for coughs, colds on cheat, lain
onxa, bronchitis and pulmonary
troubles. Price 35c, 50c and $1,00
Sold by all dealers.
It doesn't pay to borrow trouble
even on u friend's account.
Don't forget that a thlug Isn't done
bocuuso you Intend to do it.
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tMeumoU Follows Ia Grip?.
Pneumonia ofton follows la gripe
but uovor follows the use ot Foley's
Honey and Tar, for la grlpo coughi
and deep seated colds. Refuse any
but tho gt.nu.uo lit the yellow pack
ages. J. C Perry.
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How In (ho world could wu ever
return the compliment lu proper form
If Japan were to scud her fleet over
nor?
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ANOTHER OFFICE
BECOMES VACANT
(United I'rru Ltsted Wire
Seattle, WiiHh., Fob. 13. J. II
CmiHtun, now collector of customs for
I'orto HI co and for flvo years In tho .
customs Horvlco of Pugot Sound, has '
resigned mid will bo succeeded by D.
13. IMchnrds, IiIh fornior doputy.
CmiHton boenmo woll known In tho
N'nrthwoal through his suit ngnlnst j
Captain Darnott, the millionaire
bunker and miner of Fairbanks, who
Ctiuston allogod gnlnod his wealth an
n result of a "grtibstnko" glvon hlni
nt St. Michaels, Alaska.
SPECIAL DAYS AT
YUKON FAIR
I United I'rroa I.mird Wire.
Sonttlo, Wash., Feb. 13. Hun
dreds of cities, lurgo and small, will
have special days nt the AliiRkn-Yu-
kou-Pnclflc exposition. Already a
largo number have been mimed and
today tho depnrtmunt of Hpcclnl
events notified tho mayors of tho
California cities of tho dates named
for their special day at tho exposi
tion. Los Angeles, Aug. 7; Uerkoley,
Sopt. -I; Alameda, Sept. 4; Onkalnd,
Sept. -I; San Francisco, Sopt. 10;
Fresno, Hnywtird, Murccd, Aug. -'1;
Pacific drove, Salinas, WntsonviUo,
Santa Crur, Aug. 23.
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SEATTLE LABOR
TO AID LEADERS!
I United I'rcii Leased Wire.
beau io, wusn., iou. la
More
than $1000 has been raised by or.wHcoi tho nlr of such n room pure
gunlzed labor of Sonttlo with which
to light tho rases ngaliiHt Samuel
(tampers, .lohn Mltohell and Jnmcs
Morrison of tho American Federation
of Labor, sontencod to prison .for
contempt of court by Justlco Wright,
of Washington, I). C.
At a muss meeting of every labor
union In Seattle last night a protest
wan volcod and robolutioiiH condemn
ing tho sentence were adopted by the
prominent labor leaders.
BALLINGER GETTING
READY TO MOVE
(United !'r t.eaaed Wire.
Sutittle. WhsIi.. Feb. 13. Judge
Hlehnrd A. nalltugor will today form
ally tender his resignation ns vice
president aud trustee of the Alaska
Yukon-Pacific exposition corpora
tion. He will albo withdraw from tho
law firm of IlHlllngor, Ronald, llattle
& Tenant.
Because of tho fuot that his now
duties us secretary of tho Interior
lu tho cabinet of Presidont Tuft will
neccessltuto his residing In Wash
ington, D. C. Judge llullnger decided
to sever his connection with tho ex
position. o--It
takes all kinds of people to make
u world, Including tho medical expert
who advises women to learn to
smoke.
Great Chines Doctor
L. M. HUM
Its medicine which will curr a&j
knew n dl-Tsso. He makes a spvcla)
ty of, aud guarantees to cure Catarrh
Asthma, Lung, Throat, Hheumatlsm.
Debility, Stomach, Liver, Kldnej
Troubles; alio any blackened
wcllen lureness. broken llmbi
I Smallpox; Epidemic; all kind ol
: Bolls, Lost Manhood, Female Weak
nets. Hernts Troubles and Paralysis
i Consultation tree. Care of YIck Ro
' Toug Co., Chinese drugs and herbs
IKS High 8t , upstairs, Salem, Or
The Fight Is On
Evory momont of your llfo whon
you aro at homo or abroad,
nwnko or noloop-
Uctween tho polaon germs that nro lu air,
food and water, everywhere In fact,
and tho billions of your inviaiblo friends,
tho little soldier-corpuscles In your blood.
If these littlo soldiers nro kept strong
and healthy by taking Hood's Saraa
parilln, you need havo no fear of dis
ease Begin using it nt onco if you nro
nt nil under tho weather, or havo
troublos of tho blood, Btomach, liver
and kidneys. Got it of your druggist.
Bad Breath and
Sour Stomach
StopiKMl nt Onco With Pure Willow
Cluirconl, tho Great cut Gun
AlxHorlicr Known.
Thoro Is no necessity to suffer the
humiliation, chagrin and discomfort
of bad breath, biliousness, sour atom
ach, gnatrltis, sluggish liver, etc.,
whon a littlo lozengo of charcoal will
cleanse tho stomach and make It puie
of all kinds.
Do not drug yourself whon a sim
ple little natural charcoal mado from
fragrant willow branchos, sweotonod
with honoy, will add tono to your
stomach, liver and Intostliies, rapidly
absorb gnsos
and stop foul odois
ofall kinds.
Chnrcoal will absorb ono hundred
i tlmoa Its own volumo In gas. A box
I full of charcoal placed In a bed room
nm 8WC0t-
littlo chnrcoal lozengo dissolved
on the tnng'.io uftor meals will also
keop the rtomnch frosh and clean
Charcoal Is Justly called tho scrub
bing brush for the stomach. Tho old
monks of medelvnl times cured bad
rases of stomach trouble cast out
devils from the systom of man by
feeding such n man charcoal.
Scientific men today bollovo in tho
groat strength of chnrcoal for the
euro of human Ills. Too much of It
cannot harm one. Tho system craves
It just like nn animal needs and craves
salt every so ofton. Charcoal gooj
Into tho stomach gently and Is wel
come, it sottlot down through the ac
tion of the, stomach, and filters
through all the food, absorbing gas.
aiding digestion and giving tone to
tho Juices, so that when tho food
goes Into tho digestive Intestines, and
there meets the other digestive fluids
the chnrcoal holds tho Impurities and
thus keeps them from the blood.
Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges nro
mado from pure willow. They nro
prepared fragrant by tho use of hon
ey and sweetened so they pleaso the
taste aud are easily dissolved.
Thoy havo an enormous sale, thus
stamping them with tho approval of
tho public. Evory druggist sells
them, 25 cents per box. Go to your
rtlrugg'st today and buy a box; then
after your next meal take two or
three of them and Judge for yourself
of their merit.
Several taken at bed timo will
prove to you in the morning that
they havo been at work all night,
for your bad breath will not be o
bad after all.
Send us your uame and address
and wo will send you a trial package
by mall free. Address F. A. Stuart
Co.. 200 Stuart Dldg.. Marshall. Mich.
DoWltt's Kldnoy and Bladder PI' I
Pill- r.ro the test pills mad for
backache, weak back, urinary dls
t.dcrs. etc Sold by ell drugg'st
THE VERY LATEST
FASHIONS FOR THE
SPRING SEASONS
THE HIGH WAIST LINE STILL IN VOGUE
-L0N6 SLEEVES-MJNGERIE FROCKS
AND TAILOR GOWNS
Tho dlrcctoire modes with slight
modifications will, it is predicted, re
main in voguo right through tho sea
son and many of the loveliest of
these early spring frocks are mado
with the high wnlst line. Sleeves arc
long and fit- tho arms closely and
como down well over tho hands lu
tiuiiiUd clUfi. Llugorlw ficcl.j nuve
sleeves tucked from shoulder to wrist
or shirred In tnousquotnlro stylo. A
fuw models aro mude with fancy
slcovo caps, but these aro of tho
fitted variety.
In some of tho now tailor frocks
the sleeves nro Bet Into the shoulder
absolutely without ttillncss.
Skirts nro clinging nnd rather
scanty its yet, but tnoro is n promlso
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The above designs arc by The McCall Company, New
York. Patterns may be obtained at any McCall Agency.
of greater fulluess as tho season ad
vances, Tullor Gmuii for Spring.
Most of the new spring street suits
nro made of plain materials, though
a fuw striped fabrics aro seen. Sergo
is used a good dottl. so also Is mo
hair, which comes with n new silky
finish that Is very attractive Indeed.
Panama and choviot aro also em
ployed and of course broadcloth. For
more dressy frocks vollo is used,
while cashmere Is n prime favorite
with the fashionable dressmakers.
Tho coats of the new tailor suits aro
out with the hlpless effect aud tho
long straight linos that havo been
the mode all through the winter.
Thoy range from thlrty-slx to forty
flfe inches long and are In cut-away
style fastening on the chest with two
or three buttons and sometimes with
only one.
Fashionable Fabric?:.
Some of the very prettiest of the
new materials are made with deep
borders of graduated stripes. Many
charming cotton fabrics are finished
In this way, while the new voiles aro
given a very elaborate and dressy ap
pears nro by a wide border of satin
stripes. Foulards aro to be worn
again and come lu lovely conven
tional patterns on a satin surface.
Pongee and tussah silk will also be
nopulsr This spring is to witness
tho revival of nn old favorite sateen
that has been out of fashion for
years. Linens of all kinds both white
and colored, and their various imi
tations, nro to hnve n wldo popular
ity. A Notable Opuulug,
Tho Inrgest retail establishment
ht o, occjpjlug two full blocks, Is
making n notnblo display of American
Printing Compnny fnbrlcs. Theso
aro u revelation to most women In
their attractive reproduction (Imita
tion?) of tho smartest pnttcrns nnd
colorings of pongee nnd Foulard suit
ings. .
Woll known fashion designers nro
responsible for tho "iip-to-the-mln-uto"
frocks displayed in tho mnn
windows, and It Is safe to say that
few women who so., mom neglect to
buy one or two dress patterns of
theso practical mid pretty wash fab
rics. Spring Millinery.
Ulg hats of chip or loghorn nro to
bo worn a great deal. Theso aro
lavishly trimmed with flowers and
foliage and occasionally with ostrich
plumes or pnradlso aigrettes. Large
turbans are to bo fashionable and
ninny trim little hats In toque shape.
Tho new toques ot dlrectolre typo
mado entirely ot small roses or rose
buds aud trimmed with small plumes
or aigrettes aro ono ot tho very lat
est novelties. Big chip hats in pic
ture shape are most artistically trim
med with flowers. An unusual but
very lovely hat s.iown at a fashion
able milliner's Is ot pale blue chip,
trimmed with violets massed across
the front and loops of violet ribbon,
while on the left side are two very
pale pink crush roses.
Roses of all sizes are special fa
vorites, placed singly around the
crowns of largo hats, or two in mam
moth slzo and harmonious tints some
times compose the entire trimming of
a small mushroom shape. Lilacs are
another favorite garniture, and com
bined with large, pink roses, the ef
fect Is charming.
Ll'CY CRTER