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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALBM, OREGON,
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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
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HOFER, Editor and Proprietor.
Capital, Surplus and Undivided X
Profits, rllO.OOO. m
Jnd ependent Nowspper Devoted to Ameriam Principles and
tho Progress and Dovelopomont of All Oregon.
Officers nud Directors:
J. H. Albert Prosldent
E. M. Crolsan. . Vice-President
Jos. H. Albert Cashier
John A. Carson
Geo. F. Rodgers
Published Kvory Kvenlng Bxcept Sunday, Sftlom, Oro.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
(Invariably In Advance.)
lailv. br carrier. ter year 86.00 Per month 50o
PLEASE STUDY THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT AND CONTRIBUTE
JallT, by mall, per year- 4.00
Vyoakly, by mail, per vcar- 5.00
Per month 85o
Six months 6Co
iUILDING
ONE FACT TO HELP ADVERTISE OREGON FOR 1910
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THE MOVEMENT FOR NEW STATES.
A meeting of nearly a thousand men cheered to tho echo at Medford
tho proposition to create a new state to tho south to bo called Siskiyou.
Tho time and place for tho first convention to unlto northern Cal
ifornia and southern Oregon has been determined upon, and while wu
sleep it is being bora.
The mossback element of Oregon ridicule tho idea but are thor
oughly in- tho dark as to tho feelings and bitterness that exists In re
mote parts of the state over treatment received.
Ttto killing off of tho little state normal schools in Jackson and
Umatilla counties severed tho last tie of sentiment that held those sec
tions to the Willnmctto valley.
Therfo aro many persons in Portland an all over tho state who
would voto to carvo two now states out of tho region to tho south and
' tho great Inland empire centering about Walla Walla.
Th!o present generation may 300 the states of Siskiyou and Lincoln
born out of tho talkfests In the last legislature when tho baby normal
schools wcro slaughtered on tho door of tho senate.
Lot no man underestimate the situation who remembers Injunction
suits against the Crater Lake road and tho Snake River bridge.
FLYING
MACHINE
WHAT DID THE WISDOM OF SOLOMON CONSIST OF?
It has always bleon a mystery just what tho wisdom of Solomon
consisted-of.
It is our deliberate judgment from reading of tho Scripture that it
was political wisdom.
"Hb that followeth after righteousness and mercy findeth life,
righteousness and honor."
Solomon is considered tho wisest ruler that ever lived on earth.
When Solomon becamo king ho had! wealth, population, honor and
power in abundance.
Wlint more did ho need and what did ho ask for? He said:
"Give mo an understanding heart to judge tho people, that I may
, discern botween good and bad."
Because ho asked for "understanding to discern judgment, he was
given a "wiso and understanding heart."
And then the command was given him "to keep my statutes and
commandments," and ho was promised as a reward, length of days,
riches, honor and fame.
So wo reason that It was a deep desiro to get at what the people
wanted on any given subject n kind of referendum.
On top of this, Solomon had signed a kind of statement No. Ono
that ho would abido by tho decision of tho people on any -given matter.
Albany, Ore., Jan. 20. John C.
Burkhart and William Crawford, two
young men of this city, have just
about completed a flying macnine.
The young men are fine mechanics,
and have been working on their in
vention for some time. Th?y are
confident that they will be able to
master tno air, ana nave rentea a
400-acre tract near this city in or
der to experiment.
Isaac Meeker, of near Miller's Sta
tlon, died this morning of paralysis.
Mr. Meeker was born March 1, 1848,
at Rock Island, 111., and came to Ore
gon with his parents when but two
years of age. They settled on a ranch
and have made it their home over
since. He was a member of Morn
ing Star Grange. Mr. Meeker leaves
a widow and one son, a brother and
two sisters.
Miss Carrie Ward, a popular young
clerk of Chambers & McCune, Al
bany's big daylight store, was united
in marriage to Mr. Roscoe Neal, an
architect of this city. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. S. A. Doug
las at the home of tho bride's sister,
Mrs. W. M. Allingham. The young
couple left for the Sound on a week's
honeymoon trip.
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to Oregon for the smallest rossioie expense Use
the Home Newspaper and Tell the Story
of the Matchless Soil of Oregon.
SECOND CAMPAIGN FOR TEN THOUSAND FACTS OF PRODUCTION.
ITCHING ECZEMA
WASHED AWAY
THE COST OF LIVING.
, Thoro is an awful wail about tho constantly increasing cost of liv
ing. It is said tho necessities of life aro advancing and that the con
sinners aro being robbed unmercifully.
Thorn is always some truth in these out cries in tho newspapers and
soino causo for tho complaint.
Hut is not this tho logical outgrowth of tho doctrine of protection"
Don't wo advocate high prices for farm products as tho foundation
of all prosporlty?
Don't wo advocate high wages ror tho laborer and docs it not take
labor to make products?
Why should wo kick if tho farmer gets 30 cents a dozen for eggs
n GO conts a pound for butter andnlno cents a pound for live hogs?
It is truo there is growing up a class of political Insurgents in tho
Republican party who rldiculo protection.
Republican Senators and Congressmen advocate old-fashi,
Weaver Populism to lwt tlm
But who Is hollering and who is hurt9
boror? U llmiblluuu 8tttdiattor politician or tho farmer and la.
In tho general application tho trusts will got more out of Protec
tion than tho workers in factories v farms.
Tho farmer has only tho raw products of tho soil to sell
i 10 laoorer ran sell nothing l,t his toil, t.lu.o ami service
i c,llBlB aim mauuiacturors and middlo mon cai
drod ways.
?,hQrW moml 10 th0 dvJeos by which tho public service on,.
jiurauuua, mo wnoiesmors and retailors, tho r ,..., .....
iu milium iiccossillov , ..i,.i.
a - villi. II
consumer.
ioned Jim
Is it worth 25 cents to you to stop
that awful agonizing itch? Surely
you will spend 20 cents on your d. ug-
Bisa'a recommendation, to cool and
heal and soothe that terrible itcung
eruption?
By arrangement with the D. D. D.
laboratories of Chicago, we are -blo
to UiPke a special offer of a 2:. em.
bottle of their oil of winlergreen
curiround, known as D. D. I pr-
senption. Call or writo or telcp.;o.vj
to J. C. Perry, druggist.
We absolutely know that tho itch
is stopped AT OXCE by D. U. D. Pre
scription, and the cures all sem to
bo permanent.
Help Us to Get the Material that Will Land Fifty Thousand New People in Oregon.
The undersigned was for three years President of the Salem Commercial Club, and for threo years Presl.
dent of tho Willamette Valley Development League.
As President of the latter organization two years ago ho got up tho compilation known as One Thousand
Facts of Production, which has proven the best advertising matter ever gotten up to bring Ilomeseokora to
Western Oregon.
Tom Richardson made the statement publicly at Salem that tho Ono Thousand Fncts had brought one
thousand families to Western Oregon within one year after it was printed.
The Southern Pacific publicity department printed the Ono Thousand Fncts in folder form and circu.
lated thousands of them. The time has come to get up a new collection of facts in n larger scale and coTer
the whole state, and convince the world that this is the richest and most productivo stato In tho union
HELP DEVELOP OREGON BY SENDING US ONE OR MORE FACTS.
Your name has been sent us as one of the successful producers of your section of tho state, and I
want you to take the trouble to abnd me a brief statement of fact on soino lino of production. WhatcTer
it is, we want the amount produced, and what It sold for in tho market. That simplo statement answers
thousands of questions from people who are coming to Oregon, and your neighborhood will Ret tho full benefit
from publishing the statement and the name and postoffico of tho producer, as is proposed to do in each case
and let th,e facts speak for themselves. , '
Here aro given a few specimen statements that have been published for tho past two years, and have
done tho business of settling up this part of the state. These aro to show how wo want tho ' statement
made in the most concise manner, proving what the soil will produce and that wo have markets for our prod
ucts, and that the cultivation of the soil and raising stock and poultry pays:
A Few Sample Facts Showing How to Get Up a Statement
We sold $115 worth of strawber
ries off one acre last year. C. L.
Weaver, Liberty.
Our 75 registered Lincoln long
wool ewes brought us $2000 per year
for the past two years. Hawley &
Son, McCoy.
From about six acres, picked 94 G
bushels Italian prunes and sold them
or 514 cents per pound, dried, real
izing $1020. Frank Hrnhpt T?r,CQ.
dale.
From 73 hens I sold poultry and
eggs, $200; have 100 loft. All In
1907. M. C. Looney, Jefferson.
Bought 40 acres of hop land for
$13,000. First crop paid for It.
Thomas Hllman, Eola.
I raise and fatten from 150 to 200
head of hogs each year. Fred Achil
les, Willamette.
From 100 acres I harvested 397
tons hay, clover and timothy mixed.
Sold at 10 per ton. J. C. Hare, Hills-boro.
Sold 400 pounds of Royal Ann
cherries In 1907 for $200 from one
tree 14 pears old. A. Vorcler, Polk
County.
I picked ton bnshols of English
walnuts from ono treo and sold for
$5.40 per bushel. Frank Diem, Mis
sion Bottom.
I have 100 Angora goats from
which I sheared 350 pounds of mo
hair this season and sold tho same
at 30 cents por pound. R. T. Por
ter, Brooks.
in a
hun-
' middle-class
the laborer
uuufr:rrr,u,iuiu, sca,e f - -
1tM UJ?,? qucs,t,,01n wll0th01, wo ot paying a license 'merely to
live. Making a living and getting It aro a 8Ccondary conshLaZ
0
' ' INVADING RIGHTS OF OITIZEXS.
01112 Pr0,'SOd Uo"ubUott assembly is nil attack
on the rights o
forostnll fr,.(
It propose m tho namo of tho Republican partv to
OApresslcm at tho Primary election. "WUU to
lot Bood Itoimbllonn. " b nM ml Prty M
H i!wny tliu rlitlit ol (ho oltl7.m ..
on l'rimiirr ,!,, "lz"" " MpnMlon nt llio iolls
Tho Prlniuiy olootlou ma gonornl ol,unn i r,
cowluow ,, tho uro Au.trUa "X nten S" l0'b
The Republican party with 80 onn n ak nnn , .
lv tho w,o perfect frLlom o0i0r,t'r ,n
Whe n ite ,oador invndo tho rlghH n 1 i?W " SS
cnolo among wn(a(lU8 wlttaoUiS5to?0hM t0,
defeat. M luowon, th party invito
It thoso who nwiiim to sat sld the Dl
"vmu. awunie the roeponflbillty,
rect Primary law, onactod
Notice to Contractors.
notice is hereby given that the
Hoard of Directors of school district
No. 40, McMinnville, Oregon, desire
proposals or bids for the erection and
completion of a two-story brick high
ouuui uuuiunK wiin uasenieut, as
per plans and specifications prepared
by Kroner & Henn. architects.
Worcester building, Portland, Ore
gon; plans and specifications for
which said building can bo seen eith
er at the olllce of said architects, or
at the office of R. L. Connor, attorney
at law, McMinnville, Oregon.
jjiub win oo received not later
than February 5, 1910.
J. O. ROGERS,
Clork of School Hoard. McMinnvillo,
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Deafness Cannot He Cured
nL l0Ctl. aL)I)llcatIons- as they can
not reach tho diseased portion of tho
ear There Is only one way to cui-a
deafness, and that Is by constitu
tional remedies. Deafness is caused
by an inflamed condition of tho mu-
wJ1" "5 ?Vhe Estachlan Tube.
When this tube Is Inflamed you
have a rumbling sound or imper
fect hoaring and when it is entirely
closed, deafness is tho result TiS
unless the Inflammation can be tak
en out and this tube restored to its
normal condition, hearing WU 1 bo
destroyed forovor; nine cases o t of
ton aro caused by catnrrh whir
nothing but an Inflamed condition
of tho mucous surfaces. uuuluon
Inii fnJU KlV 0no H"dred Dol
lars for any caso of deafness
uautrrui mat cannot
. u, iillu umarrn Cure.
tor circulars, free.
Soiul . f, ' . , AIUS C0XVINCIX0 AM) AHI5 UXAXSWEI!AI!LH.
vonr stiilpmrmf n,.n,... . , ... UUa lho ut,L iiiaritcis. xaice umo to maKO
join statement accurate and make it for tho year looo. if nnatMn mu .
' -- x iiiou uiir wua iiul u uuinuer year.
y wo want to bo able to make a
poor year. It was a poor year in
the campaign of devolopmont of our grand common.
nf ntiml . , . 1 . . . ... .
can be referred to hv v iniM- .... '" LZ . . uio siory or tho soli told by tho men wno
t "uu uuis io uacic up the statements ho reads
omcotaL?;:' )''"' aM"mm "nd Se"d " - ..otMUon your namo and p.tl.
Very respectfully,
E. I-IOFER, President.
STATEMENT OF FACT
htu , T 10 m,(1 ,nakC U for th0 yQllv 1000' if Possible. The
go d1 nj::t 0fta!0M;h0P8; catt,e horses sheep-soats-and
nZ I faCtS f ?ro.aoa in spite of the fact that it was a pi
,tu iUU noc alraj(1 of C0,n,,ai.iS0Ils H j
- v- i" auunjug mills
be
Send
-o-
Twonty-olght annicntlonB t -
phaao Southern Pnclllc lands in Polk
county at $2.50 an acre were flled
with tho county recordor of tv.ii,
county thla week. Tho applicants aro
all rosldonts of tho Middlo statos.
o
Foloy'a KIdnoy nemoriv Wilt
any enso of kidney or bladdor Ur. n
bio that is not boyond the kLk ,
iWUm and strongthons th kldnovH
0 they q mhnt m. L,un.(?JH
from the blood n "p"r 1103
nwttam. kidnaj- and blaS
oldtP'
t I I 4 t t .,
"IMtll
A'
ft
Namo
.Postofflce
Huildhig for Sale.
Scaled bids will bo received nt
tho School Clerk's oflleo at 3SS
Stato street for purchoso of the
dwelling on tho East half of Block
22, Englowood Add. Certified
chock of 10 per cent of amount of
bid to accompany each bid. Right
reserved to reject any or all bids
Bids to bo opened at oflleo of under
signed Friday, Jan, 28. 1910, at B
o'clock p. m.
II. A. JOHNSON, Jr., Clerk.
1-25-4(1
o .
Work 2t ITours a Day.
The busiest Httlo things ever mad
aro Dr. King's New Life PIllTflSjj
oalth tahn ,sufr-oated globulo of
stronSth clmneoa woaknoes Into
ucuur loaves of a harmless
lung-healing mountainous shrub
sivo to Dr. Shoop's Cough Remedy
Us marvol atlyo
uul, 0 n
aro offered, tnit
Too MucXi Pace.
You fool as if you had one fa"
too many when you havo neuralg.'
Don't you? Snvo tho face, you
need it; but got rid of the Neura
Bia by nppling Ballard's Snow
mont. Finest thing in tho wort"
for rheumatism, neuralgia, burn',
cuts, scalds, lamo back and a
Pains. Sold by all dealers.
In a rocont issue of Tho Journal
an item nnnoamd that Woodburn
other remodiea
SnM i. ;,...."? your own Judtre! wantl cAn nnrntl tbO
vupuai Drug Ston ' 1 u,,id
'uh oion, croamorv n( n,nf inor, It fibouW
i r y v v v iiihvvi - -
Goorgo R. Wnsson.
Ho was 80 yoars old.
creamery at that nlaco.
a resident ofVo road '"cannory."
CHlldpRt Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
O A S T O R a
Every Mother
a or should bo worried when tw
Uttle onoa have a cough or cold-
may load to croup or plur,8.,e
Pneumonia then to Bometnw
moro eorious. Ballard's HorehoUD"
Syrup will cure tho .troubles at oaw
and prevent any complication.