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PAGE TWO DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, OrXOHEIt 1, 1000. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL r. UOFin, Edit- and Proprietor Independent Newnpapor Dorotcd to American l'rlnclplcs and the I'ronrcM and- Derclopomont of All Oregon. , rubllhcl Kverjr KvciiIur Kicopt Sunday, Ealcm, Ore. i SUBSCRIPTION KATIES. (InrarUblr In Adrance.) DaUlj, by carrier, per rear K5.00 I'er month ...60o IMtlr. by mall, por rear. -.. 4.00 Per month ,.........36o Weak);, by mall, per rear. i. 00 Six months Wo ALL OREGON GREETS BIG BILL TAFT People of all parties and all beliefs have nothing but hearty good will for President Taft. Ho Is a big man built on broad lines and a splendid type of man to be president of a big country. President Taft is a harmonizer, a man who smoothes out troubles great or small with the flatlron of tact. In the Philippines as governor he stood against the spolia tion of a helploss people by army officials and office holders. For this Taft was cursed by oficialism that went there to rule with a hard hand and predatory Instincts, Dealing with religious elements he took the broad Ameri can standpoint that our government stands for equal rights. He refused .to bo mado the vehicle of persecution of any, class because they were of a different form of religious be lief, So the cranks and fanatics did not support Big Bill Taft for president because ho was too big a man for their compre hension. President Tafo Is fearlessly standing for the reform policies of his predecessor, but without disturbing public confidence, The tariff was revised under his wise leadership without suspending or paralyzing the industries of our country. That was the first time that little trick was ever accom plished because the country had confidence in President Taft They knew that no outrageous legislation would bo permit ted and that the pledges made the people would be kept. Honco, President afft, the American people love you, in cluding the people of prosperous sun-kissed Oregon, THE LIONS GOT THIS THISBE Young Woman Deliberately Sticks Her Head Into a age of Lions and Is Torn to Pieces. wSmXCmtmfmFl. U U, vlmmK7Sm Q !0 USTER rappywi ROWN FO R B O V.S 5H ,FOR GLRLSi UNITED ritGSS LEASED WIRE. Paris, Oct. 1. Following a qriar rel with hor sweetheart who is a lion tamer in. a local theatre, in which thrco lions are Introduced in a melo drama, a bonutiftil young (woman committed sulcldo In n frightful man ner, when sho wont behind tho scene. Wild with rago at this interruption, tho animals landed blow aftor blow with their claws upon tho unfortu nate, and when they had finished had torn her head and breast to pieces. Tho roar of tho enraged animals, added to tho woman's ecrpams, cnuscd a panic in tho thcatro, and tho drop curtnln had to bo lowered botoro any somblanco of order was restored. LEAVES PULPIT GIVES REASON PEARY AND COOK COME NEAR MEETING UNITED 1'REKH MUKUII WIM.) Now York, Oct. 1. Accompanied Tjr his wife, Comtfiumlor Ilobcrt E. Toarjr arrived hero nt 7 o'clock this morning. Thhy woro mot by Horbort Dridgtnnn, Hocrotary of tho Peary Arctic Club, and had breakfast with lint at tho llclmont Hotel. At 9:10 this morning tho lloose Tolt, with Coiitummlor Poary nnd his parly aboard, Htvntm.nl up tho rlvr between two excursion boatB, and took IIh plnco In tho Hmlson-Bilton parado. Tho oxploror refused to lay anything further rogardlng IiIb oon trovorsy with Dr. Frederick A. Cook. Peary only mimed meeting Dr. Cook by halt an hour at tho railroad station this morning. Just a fov minutes nftor I'onry had loft tho sta tion, Dr. Cook arrived to tnko a train for llimton, whoro ho lectures tonight HENRY IS TAKING A FLY HIMSELF ALL YOUR STOMACH TROUBLE VANISHES Uvory yr legtilarly more than u million stomach HitrforerH In tho United State, KiikIuihI nnil Canada tako Pnpo'tt Dlupopslu and nmllau not only Immediate but lasting ro llof. This hurmlee preparation will !! cost anything you wit uud ovurooiuo a sour, gamy or out-of-ordor stom ach flvo minute uftorwnids. If your mwiU don't lit comfort ably, or what you out luys like n lump of lead In your stoinnch, or ;f you httvo heurtlMiru, that U a ln of IndlgottUon. (let from your pharmacist h fiOo ohhm of l'npe's Dlupepslu ami tuko a dow juat mi soon Hi you can. Thorn will be m nour rising, no holohlnic of umll(ttttl food mixed with acid,' no HtoiiiHi'h gas or heartburn, full- nw or heavy feeling In the t4uinaeb. nasuea, debilitating IhmiIhcImm, dlvut. nuM4 or iMtwttlttal grilling. Thin will all 4i, Mild beside then will be no sour food left over l tho tttunmrh to pilMin your breath with naueeous odors. Pup' DtHpeptin U a certain euro for out-uf-onler stomachs, because It takes hold of your fond and dlgoAta it Just tho same us If your stomach wasn't there. ndlef In tlve in' antes from nil stom ach misery U walUug for you at any drug store. Those large KO-oent oases contain ntoru than siitHclknt to thoroughly euro nluioet any case of dyspepsia. In digestion or any other stomach disorder. sHlfrtf YOl'It MONKY WILL KAKN more In our Savings Depart ment and bo subjuot to with drawal whou wanted. A good plnco for trust funds and money nwnltlng Investment. f SAVINGS DEPARTMENT UNITED I'llKKN I.UANBU WIRK. Inillntinpolls, Intl., Oct. 1. Henry D. Priidon, or Dayton, 0 Is "hitting It south" In a balloon which ho Just bought, Tho aerial voyage is oonsld oroil ono of tho fruukH of tho decade, an Priidon Is uiulortnklng tho trip without previous nerlnl oxporlence. A week hko Prudeii heard tint balloons woro sold In this city. He Imiuudlately took n train from Day ton. At tho factory ho glanced over u catalogue, and solocted tho llrst bng that wiglit his oyoa. Ho ordered that the balloon bo In flated Immediately, declaring that he "guoBod that ho would rldo right homo." Tho mnnufauturor had somo dlllloulty In oxplnlnlng that It wiotild take n few days to hunt leaks In the gas bag, aiu) to make full prepara tions for tho JourHoy. Priidon waited until last night, then, with two friends, he ascended and started southward. Ho Is (SO year old. and never made mi ascent boforo, WOUNDED IN SAVING HUSBAND Says "If He Preaches Truth He Will Be Condemning the Lives of His Congre gation." UNITED MUSS I.HARISD WIHC. Lawronco, Kns., Oct, 1. Declaring that tho uvorago uilnlstor lives a Me ovory day of his llfo, to avoid of fondlng Inlltientlal mombors of his congregation, nnd that it Is almost Imposslblo for n minister of tho gos pol to llvo nti honest life, Kqv. D. II. Cnrrlck has roslgued tho pastorate of tho Christian church bore, to "je como a street car conductor. Kansas ministers arc furious at Kov. Carrlck's statements, and to day aro declaring that his utter ances aro absurd. In a Btatomont glvon out horo to day tho minister snld: "I do not bollevo Unit a moden pronchor can UVo mi honest life. "It ho pronches tho truth ho will bo condemning tho lives of most of his congregation, and this will bo sure to offend thon). Instead of preaching his convictions, tho minis ter must avoid saying anything that will Injure tho feelings of his church members." They're made of Box Calf and Velour Calf for service, and Vici Kid and Patent Leather for Dress Wear. Every pair is built to give satisfactory wear. Your yearly shoe bill will be smaller if your children wear Buster Brown Shoes. -sffcl.V fIM5HirN FATCMTCD JULY 1U 1907 FOR MEN FOR1VOMEN (jf.Z w VX C033 SECTION JROWNs MARK MEANS QUALITY SHOES This cut shows a cross nnd side section of tho Dr. Suwycr Shoe. A I.t.ihcr unJcr Iniolo. H-I'l.no (elt Iniolr. C l.talhcr rclnlorcinl on cuihlon Intolct, DCork cuihton In forepirt. 4i Slip-iole under cork cushion. (I'.NITttii YUUtUt UUNHO WIHH. SJhh l'raiu'leoo. Oct. l. Hurling htmtolf between her husbnwl and Jaek Hloet, a stevedore, who whs hi tanking him with a kulfo, Mrs. Mar garet (liierrero. of ItiOS Onuit hvo nue, prolMibly savod hor husband's llfo by receiving tho stab inteudod for Ouorroro In hor own body. The blade penetrated through her arm. severing tho tendons. Ileforo the blood gushing from tho danger ous wound could bo stopped tho wo man nearly bled to tlonth. (luorroro, who Is n sonmnii recent ly returned from Alaska. Today IHott attempted to collect a bill owed him by (luorroro. The men boenmo angry, blows woro oclinnged, and Ulott drew his knife. Tho police tiro looking for Ulott. who flod nftor wounding Mrs. Ouorroro. Him l-'iunl Pai Morlt Kllnger. of this city, has jMst taken out his second papers a a citizen. Ho has had his llrst ca pers since 1874, and. under the gen eral custom prevailing all over tho country. Mr. Kfiagor has voted on ,.JJI W:l Dl. ",8 rw wor. bo new naturau- Vailiai MullUllUI UailA J'xntlon laws requlro that forolgn-born GROWING GIES Arc Liable to Have a Form of Anemia and Every Mother Should Know the Remedy. What nunnuia is, how to recoguizo it nnd tho value of tho tenia triHiuiout with Dr. Willtuiiu' Pink Pills should be known by tho mother of every growing girl. Auiuuila in simply liiok of blood. It is ono of tboiuoNt common and dan gerous discuses with which growing girls htillor. It is common bcnuxe tho blood so often become iuix)verished during do velopniuiit, when girl j are too frequently allowed to overMuily, overwork and btitfor from lack of exercise. It is dan gerous becatiKO of the Moulthluetwi of its approach, often boltig well develoied before its presence is reoognlikHl, tuul becouso of its tendency to grow Mihteiul lly worse, if not promptly oheoked, that it mav run iutoconMimptkm. Mrs. Otirl Wlekstrom, of No. 1620 Seventh avenue, Kabt Oakland, Uul., hiiys ; "I was iitlltcted with aiuoiuln during my sixteenth year and was in such a lud couditiou that my ankles wero swollen. I was luilo, rim down in weight mid had lMlpttntiou of tho heart. I was short of bratli and easily tired out. At times I would bo dlzy and bee black specks boforo my eyes. I was languid ami lmd no Hiubitiou. "The doctoni fiiild I needed a blood tonto nnd proscribed iron, strychnine, nnd qniuiue, I did not gnlu ill health and llually triwl Dr. Williams' Pink PilU. They helpctl mo right away aud after taking a few boxes I was greatly improved in health. My color camo bauk. my appetite was heartier and I becamo stronger. I took several boxes aud was cured. I have used tho pills several timeshiuco theu asa toule, esinvf. allv aftor tho birth of mv children. Mothers will llud in Dr. Wilflams' liuk Pills Just tho tonio they peed " The treatment of niuvmia with Dr Williams' Pink Pills is as certain as anything iu medical soifiioo. They act directly ou tho blood, whioh they purify and build up to its nann.il strength. A booklet. "Diseases of tho IHood," will bo sent free to auy sufferer from aiuemla upoti niuest. Dr Williams' Pink Pills aro forsale bv Ml druggists, or will bo us, postpaid, on reoeipt of price. AO cents per box ; b!x boxes for 3.60. by tho Dr. Williams Medlclue Cotupnuy, Schenectady, N. Y. 1 From I IMOHaBBKaHOKa Ox-Cart to Automobile is the step that comfort lias demanded of meant of travel. Why not provide the same luxuries for your feet In dally walk. DR. SAWYER CUSHIOiN COMFORT SHOE M.Jt by T1- BROWN SHOE CO. pmvlilct that c.lt anj contort (or lh lect that hunt.nlty hat lor lo lonl felt the nccJ nl. At tin iim, tlmo il retain II th tlyU anj tlclanca ot anpearanct. Itl.lha Tatace Car of Modern Footncar Have stood the test for seventeen years in our Shoe department. That's why we sell more Shoes than most shoe stores. Ladies' Men's and Children's Dress Shoes Ladies', Men's and Children's Work Shoes Our Line is Complete "Regular " stores can't match our prices. See Our New Line of Novelty Silks In all the Newest Shadings. We show the most Stylish Line of Dress Goods in the City. High Grade Imported Worsteds In a great range of Novelty Colors for Dress Wear. Homespun and IvTannish Suitings for Street Wear and Traveling Suits and Coats. I , JJo's'xg&d (Q&4& iZccs'e &&3Banek &yb-. KH LUELLA WORTH $1,000 A pound; BW-kHHi H--HM-HI-m-r4CIiai.)jai-ea 01 t Schoolma'am Loses 25 Pounds of Flesh When Jilted and Her Clothes Dont' Fit Sues for $25,000. UNITED l'RBSS I.CASiJD Wine. Pittsburg. Oct. 1. Miss Luelhi l.owstutor, a buxom school teacher of ShorldHii, Is worth exactly $1,000 a pound, according to her own estimate. Miss I.owstetor haa brought suit - X HKHlust ISarl V. Ittxtd. principal of the borough schools of Sheridan, for alleged breach of promise to marry her. She claims dmnttn.es ot ?25,-; oou. After (he fillug of the suit Miss. l.owsteter's attorneys deelsivd In I open court that their client hud lost i 28 pounds of flesh through worry aud ' the Iguominlty of be lug Jilted. The trousseau which h prepared, they I asserted, will not (it lu-r now, and will be tin entire loss It unv tit nilverrUn Wnll n-ilnto.1 Jjcltlieus tako out their second pa- j buildings advertise a farmer's ento- Coffee Quality cleanperfect Your grocer will grind It bettor it ground at home not too fine. I t 0l,THvCtKtvV 14 CLOTHES OF QUALITY j From the Worlds Best Makers i! The man that comes here for Clothes gets somethina i ! more than just plain "buy 'em anywhere" Clothes W S He gets "Clothes of Quality," that are different' ' i When we "Clothe" a Man we "dress" him as well J I Just notice our $10.00 to S30.00 Suits or our sin nn ;; to S30.000 Overcoats and "Clothes Quality" will show I ! ' itself very plainly in every detail. ;; Why shouldn't our Clothes be "Cinthoc nf nnoiu,. :; when they were designed and tailored by the best tailor- ? ing talent of which the Country can boast ' I! If you appreciate good Clothes and good'ciothes ser- ' vice, sir, we ask for your consideration, when vou are Ji ready for your Outfitting. n' wnen you are ;; j G.WJOHNSON& COMPANY ii J! 141 N. CommerciaLSr !. . f(M-4-4-fM'0 f 3N0C O ,U?rB j rlse .inuinii.iiim,.f4Httt itt i
