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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
K. HOFXR, Bd. m Prop.
Iadepoadeat Nempape? Dorotod to Anerloaa Principle and
the ProgrtM aad Dcrolopement of All Oregon.
rublUhod Brery Krenlng Bxcpt Sunday, Calem, Ore.
' sunsomrnoN raths.
(Inrarlabljr In Adranco.)
Ball?, by rrr(er, por year ,...W.0O Per monlh Wo
DallTt by mall, per year, 4.00 l'or month 35o
Wookly, by mall, per ycr..... '.00 Six montha COc
HIVWE
UNION
CANADIAN PACIFIC
COMES TO PORTLAND
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NORMAL SCHOOL COUNTIES ON THE WARPATH.
The peoplo of Ashland will send a carload to Portland to
Interview the Senators and Representatives from that city
about the Normal Schools,
THEY CONSIDER THE WAY THEY HAVE BEEN TREAT
ED AS VERY SHABBY.
The schools are under contract to run until July, with
teachers engaged, pupils having paid tuition six months in
advance, and feel that they are entitled to a fair hearing.
The people of Monmouth have also held a meeting and
sent resolutions to the Salem Board of Trade, which meets
Wednesday night. '
These delegations will first ask hearings at Portland and
then before the legislature and come not asking favors or
toadying to any soction, BUT DEMAND FAIR TREATMENT,
AND APPROPRIATIONS.
The people of Weston and Umatilla county have subscribed
onough to graduate the class in June but refuse to turn the
monoy over to the state.
They say the state has already taken the tuition of 250
students six months in advance and put it in the treasury,
AND CUT THE SCHOOL OFF WITHOUT A DOLLAR.
Dr. Cole of that county joined hands with Dr, Smith of
Marion to establish another asylum in Eastern Oregon and
cut tho Normal Schools off without a dollar.
Honco thoy will not turn over a dollar to the state, and
will not comply with the order of tho Board of Regents.
Polk county commercial bodios have adopted resolutions
which will bo presented to tho Salem Board of Trade this
ovoning ASKING THAT ENOUGH MONEY BE APPROPRIAT
ED TO RUN THE SCHOOL AT MONMOUTH UNTIL THE
MATTER CAN BE SUBMITTED TO. A VOTE OF THE PEO
PLE OF THE STATE WHETHER OREGON SHALL MAINTAIN
ONE OR TWO OR THREE OR ANY NORMAL SCHOOLS.
Tho time has come when Salem business interosts will
hayo to take sides and determine whether this community
will take up tho fight for or against the Normal School coun
tlos. Eastern and Southorn Oregon have always beon LOYAL
TO MARIONvCt)UNTY INTERESTS, and this city and county
should romovo tho impression that has been gfvon out that
wo have joinod hands with Portland to MAKE WAR ON THE
REMOTE PARTS OF THE STATE IN ANY MANNER.
Put It up to tho peoplo of Oregon whothor thoy want to
maintain Normal Schools or not.
But lot us take Marion county out of tho firing line
WHERE WE HAVE ALL TO LOSE AND NOTHING TO GAIN.
Whon Salem sots tho hams, the shoulders, tho side moat
mid tho lard wo am in no position to jump onto tho man
who gots a spnrorib.
(United Press Loosed Wire)
St. Pnul, March 10. Tho Cu
nadlnn Pacific and Soo railroad com
bination will soon bo running trains
to Portland, Or., thus compotlng with
tho Hlll-Hnrrlmnn lines, according to
reports in railroad circles today,
based on a recent statement of a
"Soo" official.
It Is reported that tho urrangoment
was tnado possible through an agree
ment of the Oregon Railroad ahd
Navigation Company by which tho
Canadian Pacific may use tho O. R.
& N. tracks from Spokano to Portland.
Why Does It Cure
SOCIALISTS AGAINST
PRIMARY LAW
United I'rwm Longed Wire
Sacramento, March 10. State Or
ganizer J. D. Osborno of tho Socialist
party has unsuccessfully petitioned
Speaker Stanton for tho prlvllogo of
addressing a public meoting In tho
senato tonight to state tho objections
of Socialists to tho direct primary
bill. Osborno stated today that his
party Intended to test tho constitu
tionality of tho act If it should ever
become a law.
Tho Socialists nco three weakuoHuus
In tho direct primary law. Thoy con
tend that It destroys the responsibil
ity or a political party, that it donles
to a political party tho right to pro-
scrlbo tho test for membership and
that the fee system for candldntos Is
unjust. , In Minnesota tho" law lias
beon attacked, and a case Is now
pending before the supremo court of
tho Unltod Statefl.
Not because It Is Sarsaparllla,
but because It Is a medicine of
peculiar merit, composed of mere
than twenty different remedial
agents effecting phenomenal
cures ef troubles of the blood,
stomach, liver and bowels.
Thus Hood'B Sarsaparllla curca scrof
ula, eczema, anemia, catarrh, nervous
ness, that tired feeling, dyspepsia, loss
of appetite, and builds up tho system.
Got it todr la the aanil liquid form or lo
cliocolatod tablet form called Samtabs,
MORE THAN 2000
HOME-SEEKERS
DICKENSON WOULD
ENTANGLE ARMY
(United Prcns Loasod Wlro.)
Washnlgtou, Mnrch 10. Gonoral
Jacob M. Dlckornon, secretary of war
Tuosday announced that tho prin
cipal object towards which ho would
bond his onorglea during his admin
istration of tho war department
would bo tho onlargomont of tho
army of tho Unltod States.
Tho now war eocrotary said that ho
hnd as yot no plan to announco for
this purposo, but Bald that ho con-
nldorod as ono of tho moot important
slops toward a blggor army, tho in
creased odlcioncy and slzo of tho
states' national guard.
JAPANESE READY
TO WELCOME SHIPS
The East Orcgonlan of Mnrch G
says:
Approximately 2300 persons wero
on tho tralnB that camo in yester
day from the East, carrying the col
onists that aro seeking homes in tho
West. These wero from all parts bt
tho East and Middle West, and they
havo all conio out to tho "wild and
wolly" West to see what can bo
done in tho way of making homes for
thomBolvcs nnd families.
Six of these stopped at Hermlston,
eight at Echo and four at Umatilla
and others at other towns along tho
line thnt have promise of a good fu
ture. Approximately 400 of these
transferred at Umatilla to go to
Washington points. A special train
consisting of eight cars was made up
for tho purpose of carrying those In
to tho torrltory thoy wished to see.
No. C last night also had a largo
number of colonists. Tho llrst see
tlon was tho regular train, and did
not contain a very largo number of
tho colonists. The second section,
howover, was tho special colonist
train, audco ntained 10 coaches of
colonists nlono. Thoro wore approxi
mately GOO peoplo on this train.
Tho dolny caused by tho frolght
I wreck yesterday wnB a streak of good
luck for thfn part of tho county, as
tho pnBsengors had an opportunity to
bco the land lying along tho rlvor at
tho Echo and Hermlston points, nnd
they woro very enthusiastic over tho
looks of tho land, and, nccordlng to
Passenger Agont O'Noll, tho remarks
wero very complimentary to tho country.
Tho peoplo seeking homos In tho
West who aro passengers on theso
.tralnB uro prosperous and Intelli
gent looking, and nro very miuch su
perior to tho class that gonornlly
gather for tho purposo of entering a
now country. Not a forolgnor was In
tho lot, and tho majority seemed ;o
bo a prosperous class, who scorned
to be out In their Bpnre moments
looking for a good location to invest
money.
Although most tf thorn havo their
lunches brought with them, and eat
them In tho cars, thoy aro unusually
clean for tho clnss that Is ordinarily
found on a colonist train.
If tho present rate of advent of
theso people continues there will
soon bo thousands of the colonists
flowing to all parts of the West and
onco out here they will bo protty apt
to stay.
HELOSSIS' BROTHER
PROBABLY MURDERED
United frees Leased Wlre.l
Seattle, Wneh., March 10. Fol
lowing tho mysterious murder cf
Harry Joseph Helossis, whoso body
was found on tho Seattle boulovard
on tho morning of February 5 by
Charles HcIosbIb, brother of tho dead
man, has disappeared, as has also S
Damascus, who had been assassinated
when in tho search for hlB brother's
murderers, nnd the detectives who
havo been seeking the missing rnon
todny express tho fear that tho men
may also havo been murdered.
Michael Helossis and Damascus
wero instrumental in bringing about
the arrest of Albert Flshor and May
.Clayton as suspects In tho case at
Tnconia a wcok ngo.
On tho night of March 5, dotoc
tlves loft Michael HoIossIb in Taco
mii. Tho murdored man's brother
planned to go to Contralla to pursun
tho hunt for others ho bellovcd to bo
Implicated in tho Soattlo miurdor. Da
iimbciib wns to havo assisted him.
Neither has beon hoard from slnco.
To add to tho mystory, tho dotoc-
tlvos have learned that boforo tho
murder, Damascus and Harry Iloloa
sls engaged In a Borlous quarrol In
the saloon where Helossis was porter.
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Will Visit Seattle.
, United I'rcus leased Wlre.l
Washington, Mnrch 10. Tho first
squndron of tho Pacific fleet, now in
Central Amorlcan waters, has boon
ordered to Soattlo for tho Alaska-Yiukon-Pnclflc
exposition on May 80.
Tho floet will remain until Juno 8.
Save Sickness
The prompt and sure relief
given in acute Btomach, bowel
and liver complaints, has
created an annual sale of over
six million boxes of
BEECHAMS
PILLS
Sold Everywhere. In bote 10c and 2S&
Muto School Improvements
Tho state board hold a meeting
yestorday- afternoon at tho stato cap
itol and Frod Logg, ono of Snlom'i
most ablo architects, was appointed
to havo charge of tho proposed muto
school improvements. Tho loglsla-
turo appropriated $75,000 to bo usod
for now buildings and tho improve
ments of othors ' bolonglng, to tho
muto school Institution. Mr. Logs;
will probably commonco drawing ip
plans and specifications for tho new
buildings as soon ns tho 90 days ex
pire, as roqulrod, after tho making
of appropriations,
THE SLEEPING SICKNESS
WHICH MEANS DEATH
How many readers havo heard of thla
terriblo disease? It prevails In that
far-away country Africa -especially
tho Congo district. It 1b caused by
the bite of the tsetse fly. When it
bites a person, tho sleeping symptoms
begin nnd finally the sufferer Bleeps
until death occurs.
Contrast this with tho pcacotul,
balmy sleep of health. Is thoro any
thing mora wearing than to Ho awako
at night, tossing nbout, nervous, with
cold feet, hot head nnd morcy known
what else? Short of letting tho tsetse
fly bite us wo would do almost any
thing for relief. How can wo pre
vont It? Mr. George Hnycs, of
Union City, Pa wrltce: "I had lost
my nppotlto, wns all run-down, could
not Bleep nights. I had tried every
thing without relief. Vlnol was rec
ommended, and to my surprise, it
helped mo at once; gnvo mo a splendid
nppotltc, nnd now I sloop soundly,"
What Vlnol did for Mr. Hayes, It will
do for every run-down, nervous and
overworked porson who cannot aleeo
G. W. PUTNAM CO.
BIG BLACK BRUTE AND
WHITE DEGENERATE
VJetorla, 11. C, March 10. IPs
Jack Johnson, champion heavyweight
of tho world, who arrived horo on chu
Wnkura from AAistrnlla Tu to
day, says ho Is roady and willing to
right Jnmos J, Joltrlog at any Unix a
match can bo arrangod. Ho Is also
ready to glvo Tommy Hums another
ohanco, but on ontlroly different
tonus than Hums Imposed In thtiii
previous tight.
"I urn a champion out of work."
paid JoluiRon today, "and I am read
for any good match. I fool that 1
will bo ablo to hold tho champion
ship for many a day. In fact, I nm
not nuro that tho noxt champion ha
yot boon born."
Tho proposed match with Sum
langford has beon called off, accord
ing to Johnson,
Johnson loft for Vancouver this
Your money deposited
with us will earn in
terest and be available
when you need it.
We welcome small ac
counts the same as
large ones.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Capital National
Bank
J, II. Albert, President.
K. M. OroUaa, Vlco Pro.
Joi. II. Albert, Cashier.
nftornoon, and from thoro ho will go
to Chlcngo at onco. From Chicago
tho champion will go to OalvoBtou,
to spond somo tlmo nt his old homo.
Thon Johnson intonds to loavo for
London to till n Uvo-wooke' theatric
al ougagomont unloea n match with
Joft or somo other honvywolghl
should bo nrrnngod in tho monutlmo.
Johnson wns tho hero of tho 400
pnsHongors on tho Makura, and, ac
cording to tho captain, tho llghtor
wns "ono of tho whltost mon on tlio
ship, lu splto of his dUBky color."
Johnson was accompanied by his
wlfti, a white woman. '
CALHOUN MAY DIE OF
OLD AGE BEFORE TRIAL
Sa nFrunclsco, March 10.--Following
tho elimination of John R. Allou
from tho Calhoun temporary Jury, tho
attorney for tho prosecution and tho
defonso of tho president of tho Unit
ed railroad, yestorday again bognn
tho arduous tusk of completing tho
Jury to try tho dofondant. Allan was
oxomod late Tuesday afternoon bo
oauBO ho was hot on tho county as
bob mout roll.
8evornl vculromon woro examined
during tho day, but tho needed
twolfth Juror was not obtained. As
far ns tho progress Is oonoornod, tho
Jurj stands whore It did oxaotly ono
month ago.
I United Tress Leaned Wire.
Seatlto, Wash,, Mnrch 10. Tho
Japunoso Association, of Soattlo, is
making nrrangomonts for tho rocap-
tion to tho olllcors, endots and on
listed mon of tho two Jnpaneso cruis
ers which aro to spond a wook In this
port nt tho oponlng of tlio Alnskn-Yukon-Paclflc
oxposlt'on, nnd $5000
w'll bo oxponded in tho festivities,
Moth day nnd night fireworks will bo
a fonburo of tho ontortnlnmont.
Tho ships, which nro scheduled to
loavo Japan In n fow days, aro tho
Abo nnd Soya, captured from RubsU
during tho Into war. Thoy will sail
direct to Honolulu, nnd afterwards
call at Moxlcan and Amorlcan ports
boforo coming to Souttlo.
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A Pleasant Physic.
Whon you wnnt a plonsant physic
glvo Chamberlain's Stomaoh and Llv
or Tablets a trial, Thoy aro mild
and gontlo In their action, and al
ways produco a pleasant cathartic
afloat. Call at Dr. Stone's Drug Store
for a frco Bainple.
(,
ltuufsays ho Is sorry ho dosertud
Hunuy. Huof mumtgos to got off
wrong nil tho tlmo.
Kennedy's
Laxative
Cough Syrup
Relieves Colds by working them out
of the system through a copious and
, healthy action of the bowels.
Relieves coughs by cleansing the
mucous membranes of the throat, chest
and bronchial tubes.
"As pleasant to tho taits
as Maple Sugar"
Children Like It
For BACKACHE-WEAK KIDHEYS Trj
DtWltt'i Kldnej and Bladder Pills -Sura ind Salt
J. C. PERRY,
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In or dor to havo good, hoalthy,
perfect digestion Kttop your stomach
well by taking ICodal for dyspopsln
and Indigestion uaouslonnlly Just
whon you uoud It. Ploasunt to take,
bold by all druggists.
"ST wSlfB
UP-TO-DATK INTEKIOIl FINISH
For modern houses adds groatly to
tho touo and nppcaranco of samo. Wo
tako prldo In our up-to-dnto machin
ery and tho quality of our materials,
nnd you can got anything that a llrst
class mill turna out, with tho nssur
nnco that you will got tho host qual
ity of mntorlal and mndo by tho most
skilled mechanics. Let us flguro with
you whon In need of anything in our
line.
A. M. IIANSI2N
Phono Ull. Cor. Mill and Church Sw
9i9m t m
HOW TO OPERATE A MOViVn inrrrimrc f aoiiivu Am imur
How to Rent or Uuy a Moving Picturo Machine
JIow to Mnko nig Monoy at Kntortalnmonts nnd Amusomonts.
How to Obtain Positions Which Pay 3G por Wcok.
How to Becomo a Finished Operator.
We Glvo instructions That Aro Slmplo and Interesting.
o Hnvo tho Newest Method of Teaching by Mall.
u Send You, on Hecolpt of S1.00, Comploto Instructions.
u Tench Oporatora How to Puss All Examinations.
Wo Itopresont tho Lending Film Exchange
ituitiiiiuiliua IU lllueiieilllPIlt IliiMltrlrul RrKlmnirn .Inn IAI intiA
11. .!. I. .11.1. r. . " ... . ". .w. .....,., -.., -MXIM, -1UU
t "umu luuiuiiig, acamo, wash.
WARDEN SCHOOL OF OPERATORS
f iimiif4iiiinneii1Beiif laiaiBia
Tho oubrlolat hat la tho lutetit and
undoubtedly the ugllast
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aiiniinaKHn.
LiMi3.8vr.rmm solution
Niagara, tho tried and !
proved 33 tost. Prices on nppll- J
cation. Special No. 3, guaran- J
toed SO tost, at 6.60 per 10- I!
gallon barrol. full measure at !
Salem. Made only by Oregon 1 1
Spray & Quo Co., Portland, Or.
Hood River Spray Mfg Co. !!
Hood Rlvor, Or. On Sala at !!
Salem by H. P. Chase, succea
aor to Chaso &. Skalfe. Goldoi i I
RuJo naiarr. Mrs. D. T. Swart, 1 1
proprietor. ; j
tltllliia)lHJi
Kodol for dyspopsla ami indigos
tlon will digest any kind of food in
any combination nt any and all times
Keep your stomnon well by taking
Kodol now and thou. Sold by nil
druggists.
. Heuuy'8 hard work against all
kinds of grnftora may or might be
explained by a little graft of his own
He is drawing salary twin the gov
ernment while prosecuting San Fran
cisco boodlors. belug paid also for his
time by California, ami probably by
Sprocket. Ho Is ovideutly sorvlug
three musters, and that Is going
some.
OASTOllIA.,
Bun tU j W VwHanAhww
DR. STONE'S
Drug Store i
The only cash drug store lu Ore
gon, owes no one, and no one owe
It; carries largo stock; Its shelves,
countors and show cases are loaded
with drugs, medicines, notions, toilet ' J
articles, wines and liquors of all
kinds for medicinal purposes. Di.
Stono Is a regular graduato In med
icine, and has had many years of ex
perience in the practice. Consulta
tions aro free. Prescriptions are
froe, and only regular prices for
medicine. Dr. Stone can be tound
at his drug store, 8alem, Or., from
7 In the rooming until 9 at night.
iiifi,''Mnmmitiaif fEtatatoj,),,)
The Mill of Circumstances
and YOU
In this city, as everywhere, the Mill of Cir
cumstances is grinding away 24 hours a day
and today it may be grinding YOUR GRIST. It
may be turning one of the incidents of this town's
daily life into an opportunity foryou Into an ad
vantage for you,
When a merchant gets caught in "the Mill,"
and is pressed for cash, YOU benefit in the en
forced sacrifice of some of his stocks that is,
YOU BENEFIT if yoti keep posted on what is
going on at "the Mill" by reading the ads,
A real estate -owner gets into "the Mill" and
sacrifices some of his property in order to get
out again pays his toll,
The owners of hings automobiles, securities,
businesses, machinery, horses and carriages,
typewriters, office fixtures, houses, books, pic
turesget into this "Mill of Circumstances," and
out of their troubles come your opportunities,
They pay the toll,
Incidentally, it's better to watch the ads and
to profit by the products of "the Mill" than to
get caught in it yourself, Although, if your turn
should come, an ad will usually get you out safely
Try The Capital Journal,
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