Daily capital journal., January 04, 1910, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
,' E. IIOFER, Editor nnd Proprietor.
tuilHKuiidunt Newspaper Devoted to American Principle nd
the Progress and Bovelopemcnt of All Oregon.
ruhlUhed Kvery Bvenlnjf Uxcopt Sunday, Salem, Oro.
SUHS01UPTION RATES.
(Invariably In Advance.)
telly, by osrrlor, per Tear 86.00 Per month 60c
udly, by mall, per year- 4.00 Per month 8.V-
riV h' mall, per venr . '.00 Six months C0e
V
MILLION BUSHELS OF
SALT CONSUMED YEARLY
.Tons of Condiments Imported From Foreign Countries In Au
dition to Great Amount M ade in the United States.
Ono hundred million pounds of
salt aro used In the United StatC3
every year by our dairies In the
manufacture of butter and choeso,
and this Is only a Binall part of the
etidrmotis quantities of this necessi
ty 'used In the kitchens and on the
tables of American homes or In the
mammoth packing houses and flsh
curlng establishments of this coun
try. "Wtioro does It all como
from? Is n most natural query, and
tho answer there to Is tho reason
for this article
Just 100 years ago, congress, by
passing tho restricted commerce act,
gavo 'tho domestic manufacturer of
salt Its first Impetus, and Blnco that
tlmo this country has supplied largo
amounts of tho salno substnnco for
homo consumption, but despite tho
millions of tons of salt produced an.
nunlly from tho oxtenslvo salt works
at Onondaga, N. Y., and from Ohio,
Michigan, Kansas, Nobraska, or
from tho high grndo of rock, salt
found noar Petlto Anso, La., tho de
mand Is grpator than tho supply,
arid largo shipments of this India
poris'blo staplo aro still Imported
Into tho United States from Franco,
Italy, England, tho Bahamas, and
moro recently from Porto Itlco.
About 1,000,000 biiBhols of salt
ontorB tho port of Boston every year
In tho hulls of tall sailing ships.
Most of it comes from Turks Island
In tho West Indies, but othor car
goes como from Trnpnnt, Sicily, in
Italian barks manned by swarthy
and picturesque tars, whoso big ear
rings, gaudy kcrchlofs and florco
mustnchlos hark back lo tho good
old times of Captain K'tld and tho
sconos that Howard Pylo so excels
in depicting.
Tho Trnpani salt Is used oxton
filvoly In tho salt flsh Industry nnd
many vossols Inko cargoes from
thoro dlroct to Gloucester, whonco
thoy procood to Portland, Mo., or
BoHton,, aftor d'scharglng, to load
lumber for South Amorlcn.
Pract'so has taught tho packers
that a vory coarse and hard salt Is
tho best for preserving meat. This
grado not only serves that purpose
but appears to bo tho most practical
and harmless moans for retaining
tho natural color and palatabloness
of tho moat.
Tho salt of commorco consists of
two kinds, coarse salt, Including
that made by solar heat and rock
salt crushed to sultablo slzo and
common fine, or boiled salt, produc
ed by heating brine in huge kettles.
Tho former, which constitutes by far
tho greater bulk of tho Bait Imports
to th's country, Is used, as wo savo
said, by tho packers or by tho man
ufacturers of soap, paper and glass.
Tho chomlcal Industry of any
country doponds largely on a liberal
supply of common salt bolng availa
ble; tho comparatlvo low cost of
soda made therefrom making a
much cheaper sodium carbonate to
take tho place of tho moro costly
soda-ash formerly obtalnod by burn
ing sea plants. Tho manufacturers
mont'onod nbovo aro tho largest
consumers of this product.
As a cheap source of hydrochloric
acid tho coarso Bait also furnishes
the moans for a moro economical
production of tho chlorides of heavy
motals, Bitch as Iron, zinc and other
minerals used In tho arts and manu
factures. Salt of th's grade is also
a factor In tho making of bleachlng
llmo and is ovon used in somo lo
calities as a fertilizer.
Farmers say that tho application
of from 400 to GOO pounds per ncro
as a top dressing on dry grasslands
nnd pnsturo Is followed by good vo
sults, as It aids in diffusing any re
sources of plant food existing or
worn out land It Is of boiiio bonollt
In rendorlng tho soil moro able to
rotnln moisture.
Tho finer grades of coarso salt aro
In groat demand among those en
gaged In tho salt flsh business, and
It Is sometimes used as ono of tho
lngrodlonts of cortalu kinds of paint.
WILL MAKE A TOUR I IDAHO ENGINEERS PLAN
OF THE WORLD ! A BIG MEETING
On Fobruury 5 u party of 100
Amarlcans will sail from San Fran
cisco on tho sto-umr Clovolund, on a
trln around tho world, this touv
lug ono of tho longest ovor ni"do by
suoh a largo body of Amorlonns ihkI .
ono which Is alroady attracting a :
eront deal of attention. In tho p:n'-
ty tho northwost will bo woll repre
sented, thoro bolng a large party
from Salt Lnko, Portland nnd Seat
tle and a numbor of Boise pooplo.
The trip will occupy botwoon s'x
and sovon months and will oinbraco
a visit to Honolulu, a trip through
tho Holy Land, a tour of China.
Japan and all Eurnponn countries.
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"Monoy." say tho Detroit Fro-i
Press. "Isn't worth half the risks!
wimo poplo take .to ot It." That
Bounds ltko tho opinion of n man
who failed to get It.
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This Will Interest Mothers.
Mothw Qray's Sweat Powdors for
Ohlldron, a curtain rollot for fovor
IhIuiohh, hsndaeho, bad stomach,
toothing disorders, move and rogu
Into tho bowols and dtroy worms.
Thoy broak up colds In 2 1 hour.
TUtty "JO ho pleasant to tho taste
and harmless as m'lk. Chlldron
Hko thorn. Ovor 10,000 tosthnonlnlB
of euros. Tlify never fall. Sold by
all druggists, 2Gc. Ask today.
Don't nooopt any subutltuto.
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Now It is a Ponsylvnnla man who
thinks ho has discovered perpetual
motion. Affrr n while every statu
asylum will number ono of those
follows among Its patients.
O'
Foley's K'dnoy Remedy will euro
any oaso of kidney or bladder trou
ble thnt Ih not beyond tho roach of
modtoluo. It Invigorate tho outlru
system and strengthens tho kldnoys
ho they ellnitnatu tho lmpurltloa
from tho blood. Iiackncho, rhou
matlsm, kldnoy and bladder trou
hloa aro till cured by this groat med
icine. Sold by J. C. Perry.
CAMPAIGN TO BE
WAGED AGAINST
SHEEP DISEASES
Meeting of Sheep Commis
sions' Sanitary Board and
State Veterinarians.
Over 100 delegates will attond tho
annual session of tho Southern Ida
ho Association of Engineers and
Purveyors to bo hoi In Bolso in
thi Commercial club rooms for two
(1 iys Fobrunry 11 and 12 and ox
onstvo preparations aro bolng made
for one of tho most complete pro
grnmu ovor glvon boforo tho associa
tion. Topics of vital lntorost to its
members will bo discussed. Tho
mooting will closo with an elaborate
banquet which will bo served in tho
club rooms.
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Came Xonr Choking to Death.
A little boy, tho son of Chris D.
Poterson. a woll known rosldont of I
tho village or .incKsonvtuo. iowa,
hall a uddon nnd vlolont attack of
croup. Much thick str'ngy phlegm
pnnio up aftor giving Chamberlain's
Cough Homody. Mr. Potorson snys:
"1 think ho would have choked to
death had wo not given him this
romody." For sale by all good druggists.
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Whon a man's buslnoHs becomes
1 ill, as a result of his own shlftoss
ne, he Is pretty apt to lay It on the
town.
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To, Much Vnoe.
You fool as If you had ono face
too many whun you have neuralgia.
Don't you? Save the face, you may
need It; but got rid of tho Nournl
gla by appllug Ballard's Snow Lini
ment. FInost thing In the world
for rheumnllsm, neuralgia, burns,
cuts, scalds, lame bitok and all
paliiR. Sold by all dealers.
The Portland llvestook people aro
again tolling what a grand show
they will haw for 1910.
If yon do not live In Oregon, If
you do not like the climate, partle
ularly of Salem, suppose you road
about tho weather tho eastern and
middle states aro having. It will
nmko you think that thoro are oth-
ors.
Ono of tho first meetings of its
kind ovor hojd in tho northwest and
which It is believed will result in
great assistance In tho stamping out
of the peculiar diseases of sheep,
will take place during tho annual
sosslon of the National Wool Grow
ers' assoc'atlon In Ogden next month
and will bo attended by members of
sheep commissions, sanitary boards
and stato veterinarians from tho
states of Idaho, Washington, Mon
tana, Oregon, Wyoming, Utah, Colo
rado, North Dakota, South Dakota,
California, Arizona and Now Mexico.
Sheepmen of Boise, members of the
stato nnd national wool growers' as
sociations, were Informed this week
of the Inauguration of the new and
Interesting session of men trained In
tho various forms of sheep diseases
and hall with delight tho meeting
for thoy believe that a great good
will bo accomplished for tho sheep
'ndustry in tho states of the west.
Secretary Dan P. Smythe, of the Or
egon board of sheep commissioners,
has taken the initatlvo In tho Qalllng
of tho meeting.
Want Co-operation.
For somo tlmo past there has
been considerable friction over the
movement of sheep from one state
to another, nnd which it was not
possible to reach through tho United
States bureau of anlmnl Industry.
Clean, healthy sheep have suffered
numerous dlpp'ngs and quarantines
when being transported from stale
to state, thus materially affecting
the price of mutton and wool. With
a view of co-operating with each
othor and having uniform quaran
tine, Inspection nnd shipping laws,
this meeting has been called to form
an association which will ceet every
year In connection tho National
Wool Growers' association.
White tho association alms to se
cure legislation it is not. its purpose
to interfere with the business han
dled by tho National Wool Growers'
association, but rather to work in
harmony with the latter In order to
make theatlvos for disease that work
havoc among sheep as has been dono
In the stato of Idaho. In view of
tho fact that tho sheep industry is
one of the most important in this
stato local raisors say they will do
everything In their power to assist
tho now association and conform
with Its recommendations for tho
treatment of sheep.
Interest, in Ogden Meeting.
Bolso nnd southern Idaho sheep
men aro displaying a great deal of
interest in the annual session of tho
National Wool Growers association.
Judging from tho expressions heard
from shoopmon of th's city today
ono of tho largest delegations Idaho
has ever been represented with at a
mooting of this kind will journoy
to Utah and tako In tho work of tho
association.
Tho question of rango Is ono that
Is creating considerable worry with
tho industry in tho Gem state at tho
presont time and tjiero Is still con
siderable opposition to tho restric
tions placed on flocks bo far as feed
ing on forest resorves is concerned.
It is tho Intention of the western
representatives of that b'uroau to ap
pear boforo tho association during
tho Ogdon meeting for tho purposo
of securing harmony in tho division
of tho rango and co-operation with
tho forestry bureau to assist in both
tho preservation of tho national for
ests and tho sheep Industry. It Is
also oxpected that legislation will bo
recommended along tho lines of the
shipping of sheop nnd Importation
of animals from ono stato to an
other with a view of preventing tho
transfor of difieaso. Capital News.
Capital National Bank i
Salem, Oregon.
OLDEST NATIONAL HANK
IN MAHION COUNTY. !!
SavlugH Department lit J
Connection.
J. II. Aluort, Proaldet.
B. M. OroUan. Vloe-Prw. J
Jos. II. Albert. Cashier ( t
There Is no Quinlno, nothing
whatever harsh or slokonlng in Pro
ventloa. Theso llttlo Candy Cold
Cure Tablets act iys nmglo. A. few
hours and your tlTreatonlng oold la
broken. Candy-llko In taste. Pre
vention please tho ohlldron nnd
they broak tho fevorUhnoa. always
And least of all la tho economy. A
large box 48 Preventlc 2S oents,
Ak your druggist. He knows!
AFTER the ,dentist has re
r paired the damage your
teeth have suffered through
neglect, the daily use of
Dr. Lyon s
PERFECT
Tooth Powder
will cleanse, preserve and
beautify them, without in
jury, and impart purity
and fragrance to the breath.
A contemporary concludes that"
tho Chicago man who allowed his
wife only 25 cents a day for ex
penes, was a careful provider. It
strikes us that if the womn got
along on that amount she was a
careful spender.
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Could Not BO Better.
No one has ever made a salve, oint
ment, lotion or balm to compare with
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It's the one
perfect healer of Cuts, Corns, Burns,
Bruises, Sores, Scalds, Boils, Ulcero,
Eczema, Salt Rheum. For Sore Eyes,
Cold Sores, Chapped hands, it's su
preme. Infallible for Plies. Only
25c at J. C. Perry.
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How early do mothers begin
spanking their children? So far as"
wo have been able to learn by Inquir
ing among mothers, it is necessary
to begin spanking girl babies when
about year old and boy babies when
they are 16 months old.
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This Is Worth Remembering.
Whenever you nave a cough or
cold, just remember that- Foley's
Honey and Tar will cure it. Remem
ber the name, Foley's Honey and Tar,
and refuso substitutes. J. C. Jorry.
Will Appear at Opera Jlouse.
"The Virginia," Owen Wlster's
fascinating romance, created to the
stage by tho author and Kirke La
Shello, is one of the important at
tractions scheduled for presentation
at tho Grand Oper House. This
sterling drama of cowboy life on tho
plains has achieved a wonderful pop
ularity and last return in the near
future will bo a welcome event.
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Loses Valuable Horse.
The large bay draft horse belong
ing to tho Starr Transfer Company
died Wednesday morning. The ani
mal weighed 1500 pounds and was
valued at $300. Insuranco was car
ried on tho horse to the amount of
$150. Mr. Starr greatly regrets the
loss of the horse, as draft animals
of this class aro scarce and hard to
roplace. Dallas Observer.
Will Represent Siletz Homesteaders.
Oswald West, a member of tho
Board of Railroad Commissioners,
came over from Salem and attended
the meeting of tho Siletz homestead-
ors Wednesdny night. Mr. West
left yesterday morning for Washing
ton, D. C, on official business and
will also tako up the matter of the
homesteaders' grievances with tho
Oregon delegation in congress.
Observer.
Work 21 Hours a Day.
Tho busiest little things over mado
aro Dr. King's Now lAta Pills. Every
pill is a sugar-coatod globule of
hor.lt h. that changos wonknoss Into
strength, languor into onorgy, briin-
fag Into mental powor; carina Con-
sl:putlon, Headache, Chills, Dyspep
sia Malaria, 'J Be, at .1. C. ro" s.
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A BrlBtod. Tonn., man sorved live
months In jail on tho chnrgo of pass
ing countorfolt monoy boforo it wns
discovered that the monoy was good.
Iloroaftor ho will probably pay his
bills with chocks.
Put In Jail
vory accuratoly describes anyone s
feelings who Is connnod to tuo
houso with nn httnok of . rhouma
Urns, lumbngo, stiff joints or mus
cles. Bnllard's Snow Llnlmont will
euro tho troublo, jollovo tho pain
and make you as supplo as a two
year old. Sold by all doalors.
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A Now York woman Is awarded
$500 damages bocauso hair tonic
turnod her hair groon.
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Tho old fashlonod way of dosing
a weak stomach, or stimulating the
Honrt or Kldnoys is all wrong. Dr.
Snoop first pointed out this orror.
This Is why his proscription Dr.
Snoop's Roatoratlvo is directed on-
Iroly to tho causo of those ntlmonts
tho weak lusldo or controlling nervos,
It Isn't so difficult, snya Dr. Snoop,
to strongthon a woak Stomach, Heart
or kldnoys, if ono goes at It correct
ly. Kaoh Inside organ has its con
trolling or inside norve. Whon these
nerves fall, thou Uiose organs must
surely falter. Theso vital truths are
loading druggists ovorywhoro to dls
psnse and rocommond Dr. Snoop's
Restorative. Tost It a few days ana
see! Improvement will promptly and
surely follow. Sold by Capital Drug
"I find Cnscarets so good that I would
not be without them. 1 was trouDiea a
great deal with torpid liver and headache.
Now since taking Cascarets Candy Cathar
tic I feel very much better. I shall cer
tainly recommeml tnem to my menus as
the btst medicine I have ever seen."
Anna Bazinet,
Osborn Mill No. 2, Fall River, Masa.
Pleasant. Palatable. Potent. Taste Good.
Do Good. NeverSIcken.Woakonorurlpe.
10c, 25c. 50c. Never sold in bulk. Thecenu
ine tablet stamped C C C. Guaranteed to
cure or your money back. 92U
A Woman Is Not Pretty Unless She
Has a Well Developed.
SHE'S A QUEEN ! fig& SHE'S A SIREN !
is an expression that is always heard at sight or. a
well developed woman. If you aro flat chested
with BUST UNDEVELOPED, a scrawny neck, thin
lean arms the abovo remark will never ho ap
plied to you. "SIREN" wafers will make you
beautiful, bewitching. They DEVELOP THE
BUST in a few weeks from 3 to 6 Inches' and
produce a fine, firm, voluptuous bosom. They fill
out tho hollow places, make the arms handsome
and well modeled and the neck and shoulders
shapely md of perfect contour.
Send for a bottle today and you'll be pleased
and grateful. "SIREN" wafers are absolutely
harmless, pleasant to take and convenient to carry
around. They are sold under guarantee to do all we claim or
MONEY BACK.
Price $1.00 per bottle. Inquire at good drug stores or send
DIRECT TO US.
During the next 30 days only we send you a sample bottle
pDPC of these beautifying wafers on receipt of 10 cents to pay
I IXLtLi cost f packing an(i postage if yo umention that you saw
the advertisement in this paper. The sample alone may be suffi
cient if the defects are trifling.
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the
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ANNEX IS NOW OPEN
Our capacity has been doubled and our bus will
hereafter meet trains No, 6, and train No, 12, limited,
Oregon Electric that arrive in Portland at 10:55 a, m,
and 4:55 p, m,
I. C DICKINSON, Manager
THE OREGON
sggaaa aam mSEsassssxssss gatsdrwrjfn
rowers
National Wool
Association
OF OGDEN, UTAH
January 6th to Sth Inclusive for this occasion the Southern
Pacific Company will sell round trip tickets for $36.75.
Sale dated Jan. 2 and 3. Final roturn limit Jan. loth. Stop
overs permitted on' return trip within the limit.
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General Passenger Agent.
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