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DAILY OAWTAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 0, 1000.
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
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tho ProgTM unci Devolopomont of All Oregon.
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QUARTER
OF MILLION
DAMAGES
TEACHING KINDNESS TO ANIMALS.
A child taught to be kind to animals will not be cruel to
other beings or commit crimes founded on violence,
The Illinois legislature passed a law ordering a course of
study in tho public schools on tho humane treatment of ani
mals. , , , , , , i
A penalty of five per cent of the monthly salaries is pro
vided against teachers who neglect to carry out the course,
The law makes it the duty of teachers to teach "honesty,
kindness, justice and moral courage for the purpose of lessen
ing crime and raising the standard of good citlzenshslp,"
It provides that one-half hour each week shall be devoted to
teaching "kindness and justice to and humane treatment and
protection of birds, animals and tho important part they ful
fill in the economy of nature,"
HAZING IN COLLEGES.
STAYTON AFFAIRS
Early Morning Fire Destroys
" Four Manufacturing Out
fits in San Francisco.
There is the annual Hazing uproar at some of our state col
leges, There is less of it at the state agrucultural college than else
where.
The' students thoro seem to have more to keep them busy
real work,
Labor sooms to bo an antidote for coltishness and prac
tical joking.
We have never hoard a reasonable excuse for college haz-
Thero is nothing manly about a mob of students taking
one student through a hazing experience,
That is usually what it amounts to a number doing vio
lence to one, or a much smaller number.
Tho sham honors and distinctions frequently fought ovor
in class rushes are unworthy of a serious mind,
But it has como about that a large number of students do
not go to college for any serious purpose.
With increasing wealth parents must send their sons and
daughters somewhere to school,
Thev are really attending college as a social distinction.
So yioro mu$t bo diversion and high-jinks foe tho wealthy
idlers,1 , , ,
Hard drinking and gambling aro going out of fashion,
Society must have its fling and duels are not fashionable
If tho idlers and socioly olomont could bo got rid of at col
logos hazing would disnppoar,
If oarnost purposo and roal labor could displace social am
bition and idleness at colleges thoro would bo loss nood to
send for the police,
Tho state will uphold President Campbell in his firm de
termination to drive hazing and hazors out of tho state uni
vorsity, . Ho struck the kovnoto when ho said if studonts did not
como thoro to work they should stay away. ,
Thoro is only one troublo with tho word "work" it should
moan something besides dawdling over toxt books ,
Work, hard work, actual work .takes tho nonsonso and
dovlltry out of young oeople not Idling ovor books,
President Campbell shows that ho moans business when ho
expels vouni men who engage in midnlghl hazing frolics,
He has rt about thirty on a blacklist and they must sign
an apioement to sustain the facility or leave tho school.
He Hoscivps the commendation of all honest citizens In his
determination to suppress displays of cowardly violence on
the part of aristocratic Idlers,
united rncsa UMSCD WIM.l
Sim Francisco, Oct. 9. Firo early
today desstroyed (our manufacturing
plants and n lumber yard In tho
Mission district, doing damago ng
grogntlng $200,000. Two firemen,
John Mullen nnd Lieutenant Mnrlin
Duddy, of cngtno No. 15, wero In
jured, but not seriously, when thoy
wero caught undor n falling wall.
Tho plants were: Tho Westorn
Roflnery Company; A. a. Buell,
pining mill; tho Pacific Washboard
Manufacturing Compuny; tho Dun
phy lumber yard.
Tho disastrous blazo was started!
from a spark which fell from a
chimney nearby nnd lighted on tho
roof of tho Westorn Rofinory Com
pany's plant. Within n fow minutes
tho flames hnd swept through tho
structure leaped tho Intervening
gap botweon tho othor buildings, nnd
was licking up tho Uuoll pinning mill
nnd tho Pacific Wnshbord factory.
Tho thrco concorns wero pnrtlnlly
dostroyod boforo tio arrival of tho
Dromon, nnd, dcspltq nil efforts, tho
Annies spread to tho Dunphy lumber
yard and tho Metropolitan Roofing
Company's plant boforo thoy wero
subdued.
JAPS BEAT WOLVERINES
AT BASEBALL GAME
J I MTM I KISS I KAMI' nil 1
o. Or I -The I'nlwndty of
Wlvcoiittln wn tK-aten imlm In lis
IaM gmmi with the Jiiihiho team
rfttireaeuilUM the Wasi'dn Vulwrslty.
Tlw score . S to 0.
Tuatonott the WIsvuimIu platers
will er their but with the Ktto
team, which It tho last gam ahd
tiled to U pUud before the Ameri
oun Iwive for the United State.
The' UI all from Japau ou Oc
tober IS. according to the present
nrrHHgeittnte.
O-" .
Borne more of the nudeat style lu
woman's drees are ou the way over
from Kranre.
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YOL'K MONMY WILT. BARN
more tu our Savings Depart
ment and be subject to with
drawal wLen wanted.
A good place for trust funds
and niuue awaltUg Investment.
ONE YEAR
IN THE PEN
FOR HOEDLE
The Stayton publio school opened
September 27, with tho following
able corps of teachers: Miss Nolllo
Colby, principal; Miss Nora Crab
tree, tcachor pf tho grammar grades;
Miss Grace Crabtrco, of the Interme
diate grades, and Miss Ida Colby, In
charge of the primary graces. Tho
present enrollment is 158. Tho
tenth grado was added to tho high
school course. Tho prospects are
bright for a prosperous school yoar.
Qus Harold and daughtor, Dolla,
luft for tho Seattlo fair Wednesday.
The Stayton Chdir Company is
busily ongaged in getting in a largo
supply of chair timber for tho com
ing season's work.
Mr. .loo Miller and wlfo have de
parted for Seattlo to attend tho fair.
Lurn Thomas Is very bufly build
ing n now house.
A bouncing boy was born to Mr.
mill Mrs. Willis Caldwoll on Septem
ber 22, Dr. Denuchamp in attend
ance.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Lcsllo nnd
son, Oliver, havo'roturnod from tho
Seattlo fair, after a vory pleasant
trip spont In vlowlng tho sights of
Uinfclty.
Dr. Mount, of Oregon City, is in
nrtondanco nt tho bodsldo of his
bro'her's w.'fo, Mrs. W. Mount, who
has been vory low.
Miss Ethel, accompanied by Mrs. D.
V. Smith, drove down to Salem
Tuesday.
Rev, Mulkey, of Portland, was in
town on business Thursdny.
Shcrm Swank drovo down to tho
capital in his auto Thursday.
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NIGHT RIDERS ARE
BUSY IN KENTUCKY
Brooksvlllo, Ky Oct. 9. After
several weeks of idleness, Kentucky's
masked night riders are again on tho
Job of creating consternation through
out tho state.
Early todny n party of men with
their features completely hidden by
long black masks drovo up to tho
barn of Edwnrd Johnson, set fire
to tho buildings, and destroyed 3000
pounds of valuablo tobacco.
After burning tho barn the vandals
cut all tolephono wires in tho vicin
ity so that Johnson would bo unablo
to communtcato with the authorities.
Tho mon hnd nothing to say to
nny of tho morabors of tho tobacco
growers family.
Tho night riders committed no
physical harm on Johnson nnd rodo
away as quietly as thoy hnd arrived.
Tho police aro working diligently
today to discover somo clue as to
the identity of the masked mon.
The Red, White
And othor constituents of your
blood aro poworfully onrlchod and
vitallzod by Hood's Sarenparllla.
It increases tho red corpuscles nud
makes strong tho whlto corpuscles, nud
thus protects and restores tho health.
It cures scrofula, eczema, eruptions,
catarrh, rheumatism, anemia, nervous
ness, that tired feeling, dyspepsia, loss
of appetite, general debility and builds
up tho wholo system.
Got It today In tho uaual llquM form or la
cbocotatod tablot form csilotl Samlabt.
AUMSVILLE NOTES
In Addition, Judge Burnett Im
poses a Fine of $2,454.10
Double the Amount
of Defalcation.
!! SAVINGS DEPARTMENT 5
j i Capital National Bank f
;; i
TIh ltoytl .Month mill Ut Roynl Die-
OHM).
Sudden change ot weather are ee
pwlally trying, and probably to Hotte
mort so tkax to the serofaloua and
consumptive. The itrafreag of aeraf-
ula durlHg a normal Oetoher is oo.
mouly great. We uerar think nf
Mrorula Ita buaokas, cutaHeoits
oruptlnus, aud wasting of the bodily
aubsUiMoa without thinking of the
great good hum? anKaram from it
have derived from Hood's Sarsapa
rilla. whose radical and permuaeut
cures of this dlaeaae are enough to
make It the moat famous medicine
In the world. There is probably not
a otty or town where Hood's SureH
parllla has not proved It merits lu
more homes thau one, In arrettliiK
and completely erotltuatlnx sorofula,
which U Ml moat as serious and as
much to be feared as its near relatival-consumption.
o
Itoth Hoya Knvttl.
Louis Uoou, n loading merchant ot
Norway. Mich., wrltast "Three bot
tles of Foley's Honey nnd Tar nbso
lutely cured toy boy of n sevoro oouKh
and a nolghbor's boy, who was so til
with n oold that tho doctors gave him
up. was oured by tuklng Ko lay's IUu
ey and Tar." Nothing elso is as safe
aud certain In rosults. J. 0. Perry.
"I rtmllzo that tho ovldeuco Is
strong ugnltiHt mo, but In enso tho
court oxorcUo leniency with mo, I
will return ovory dollar I took," was
Charles Hoodie's stntomont In nn
Hwor to Jtulgo Hurnott'H question lr
tho dofondnnt hnd nnythtuj; to say
buforo his sontonco should be ndmlu
Isterod this morning, when tho time
nrrlvad for flnnl judgmont in his
ease. JiuIko Iluruett sontoncod
Charloy. Hoedle to servo one year In
the stnte penltoutlnry nnd n ilno wns
ImptNtod of JS 16-1.10. In defHtilt to
pay some the defeudant shall be con
fined lu the county jail until the
amount la paid. If Hoedle Is unable
to pay this tine, which Is double tho
amount he couverted to his own use
of public money, he will be com
pelled to serve 127 days, nt least
theoretically,
Charley Hoedle's case Is one of Iho
aaddcet on tho Marlon county court
records. Hoedle. a wau known and
liked by many, with a record, up to
the preseut time, spotless. Is now
the sufferer of simply a long Una of
circumstances. In which personfe!
troubles played the disastrous part.
resulting In the unfortunate man 0.
lug sentenced to the penitentiary.
During the pendeucy of Mr. Hoedle s
rase not a word was overheard con
demning him. He has heretofore
btu a good loyal cltlsen aud a hard
worker, and bis present condition
is looked upon with much regret by
all. Although the one-year term he
is to serve out at the penitentiary.
Is the minimum aentenoe, there still
remains the extra largo amount of
mouey to be paid as a fine. Hoedle's
financial conditions are said to be
strained, and the payment ot tho fine
Impossible.
Tho public schools opened hero
last Monday with a fair nttendnnce,
but, owing to tho lateness of tho
prune harvest, a full attendance has
not teportcd.
J. niooknoy, of tho Mill City
schools, wnn v lilting homo folks over
Sitndny,
MrH. M. Cohl nnd daughter, Miss
aiodys Flolds, of Walla Walla, wero
hero ovor Sunday, visiting tho form
er's mother, Mrs. S. T. Smith, nnd
othor rolntlvos and friends. They
loft for homo Tuosday.
Our gonial and accommodating
station ugont, II. L. Wright, Is homo
again from n much-nocdod vacation
nt tho beach.
C. M. Mlllor has purchased somo
lots In tho Morrlflcld addition, nnd
will erect a lino rcsldonco thoreon.
Dr. W. D. Wright, of Portlnnd,
mingled with friends and rolatlves
horo ovor, Sunday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Osborn nro vis
iting friends nt Sclo this week,
W. P. Gilbert mado n buslnesi
trip to Portlnnd Saturday, roturnlng
Monday.
Homor Spoor, of Mill City, stop
ped ovor horo Sunday, en routo from
Saloin.
Mrs. M. L. Homier, of Salem, was
visiting frlonds hero Inst wook.
T. J. Arthur nnd family, who hava
been rusticating in n tout ou the
Hwnnk camp grounds, during tho
stimmor, havo tnkon rooms In tho H,
C. Lewis proporty.
Mrs, C. F. Holn nnd daughter,
GRAND JURY WILL
INDICT BALLPLAYER
Cleveland, 0., Oct. 9. It is per
sistently rumored at tho court houso
today that tho grand Jury will Indict
Tyruc Cobb, tho Bonsatlonnl ball
player, during tho afternoon. Tho
outfielder, it is charged, stabbed
Watchman Gcorgo Stanfteld of tho
Hotel Euclid whilo tho Tlgors wero
playing horo recently.
On account of tho world's cham
pionship scries, tho first games of
which aro being played on tho Pitts
burg grounds botweon tho Tigers nnd
tho Pirates, tho pollco allowed Cobb
to loavo tho city.
Rumor has It that tho Georgia
Cracker will bo arrested by a doputy
sheriff when tho train from Pitts
burg bearing tho ballplayers passes
Into Ohio tonight.
t
A newly mnrriod woman's dinner
table always looks protty, but it
takes nn old housckenpor, with horf
best china smnBhcd by tlmo, to got
up n dinner that tastes good.
Your B(
Ask your doctor how often he prescribes an
.1 l.-ll- -.1 t . -- .1.11.1-. U ...111
KjU probably say, "Very, very rarely." Ask
. him how often he prescribes a tonic forthem.
Noillmulalhn. NoaUoholhalH. life He will probably answer, " Very, vcryfrc-
your doctor about Aytt' SanoparlHa quenily." Ayer's Sarsaparllla is a strong
oj a tome jor the young. T.0X,iif. MiS! tonic, entirely free from alconoi.
A National Bank
Government Supervision Means Much
Year by year tho government's supervision of National Dnnks Is
becoming moro rigid, and tho qualification of tho oxamlnor is
ronchlng a hlghor efficiency.
Tho Comptroller ot Currency, Mr. Murray, is knocking at tho
door of Congross and nsklng still greater powors in tho administra
tion ot his trust. Ho is dotormlncd to safeguard tho pooplo's
monoy doposltod in National Dnnks. Tho word NATIONAL shall bo
nnd is n synonym of safety.
Many banks aro savod ovory year by tho tlmoly warning and
halt called in mismanagement by tho National Dank Examinor.
Having fully docldod on a National Bank as your doposltory,
select tho ono that offers amplo facilities and good sorvico. You
aro respectfully invltod to call and soe us.
UNITED
STATES
SALEM,
NATIONAL BANK
OREGON.
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PILES CURED AT HOME. BY
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111. .ic liy tU ih abaorptlun lrMtWtil , and
I iilau ad amue of thU but irvaiiuiiu
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FOR FLETCHER'S
OASTOR! A
Ths whokwoius, harmlos gvdeu
laavaa and trader stauiB ot a lung
lulling mountainous shrub, glva to
Dr. Shoup's Sough Remedy . cura
tive propsrtias. Tickling or dry bron
chtal ooughs quickly and satoly ylsld
to this highly offsotlvo cough medt
etde. Dr. haup assuros mothers
that thoy oan with safety glvo It to
vn vary young babes. No opium.
no ehluraform absolutely uothing
harsh or harmful. It oolms th dla
trosstng oough, and heals the somi
the membranes. Accept uo other.
Demaud Dr. Shoup's. Sold by Capi
tal drug store.
EPPLEY'S PERFECTION?
BAKING POWDER
MADE IN SALEM
NONE BETTER
SHOULD BE USED BY
ALL SALEM PEOPLE
Tiiiniiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiit
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Throshermon Attentlonl Now
Is the time to bring your
threshing ouglnss to have them
repaired. Do not wait until the
last day, as there may bo some
ono ahoad of you Come early
nud avoid the rush. We carry
n full line of high presauro
steam gauges, also best Scotch
wnter glass. Repairs ou auto
mobiles, marine and threehlug
engines and all farm machinery
a specialty
K. M. KIGIITUNGER,
ITS South Liberty 8treet
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Salem, Or.
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Are now in their new quarters at 245 North Liberty
street. We have a number of new, catchy designs to
select from. Come and see us.
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