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DJLKT CAPITAL JOURNAL,
OREGON, FIUDAT, APRIL 1, 1P10.
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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
E. IIOFBR, Editor and Proprietor.
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SlJftSCIUPTIOX RATES.
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SINCLAIR
STANDS BY
HIS GUNS
Hew to Avoid It ami B&sipc a Surgl
onl Operation. Told liy One
V1k Kboits.
HK3H fife?) LABI
ARCHDEACON SAYS THE LIQUOR
TKADH NBBDS nUTROVBArKXT
KATHBR THAN FORCIBLE SUP-PRBSSION.
Tbe Soiwal School qaestlea i.4 fairly before the Teters by the Initia-
tea K wholly from poIKics, ami gives tbe voters a fair
: . . . t I
Uve Biff TOT JleWOHiil irawu it aimmu
ThisSfflarsitcs R wholly Ires
chance 'fe express tK eoeiec , ,
Schools are a necessity we mast Vacate tbe dots and girls and we
mnst taT0 teachers; tbe Normal Scbool is the place to train and prepare
tbVfrei Yes, for MessKWtfa. J. B. V. BUTLER, See. Com.
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THE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S DECISION.
Tbe opinion of Attorney General Crawford is sot .inimical to tne Cor
rupt Practice act nor to the newspapers.
H dote at that section of the law which rs there 1m a clear
d&tinction between edfteriai and advertisements.
This Is right as it should be aad preveats aewspapers selling IMr edi
torial mm t candidates or cow mitts as.
The Capital Jewraal under tbe Corrupt Practices act will reserve the ' prion
right to say what it pleases abovt candidates or m assures bat its adver
tising columns will be epen to both sides.
The Capital Jowaai will not pem1t its editorial opinions to he af
fected by the advertise stents that appear for a ad against candidates and
measares.
It wilt strive to have an iaexpeastve campaign aad reserves the right
to print free matter for any candidate or raeaaare that has no money to
pay for advertisement.
The people demand the protection of the Corrupt Praetiees act
against the encroachments of men with greet wealth aad measares
backed by great money interests.
'" bit the other hand a candidate or measure that has no Money back
of ft mast hf.ve the protection of a free aad unhampered expression of
independent journalism.
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frame razj ixxxse wtbb.1
London, April 1. Indifferent, so
long as he was attacked oa purely
theological grouads for a recest ser
moa 1b defence of tbe Baglish Hqnor
latereets. ArehdeasoB Sinclair o:
LoadoB has been provoked into a
response by publication of the fact
that he is a shareholder to the ex
tent of abot J 10. 00 in tbe bis
brewery of Barclay. Perkins 8c Co.
"I sympathize in the highest de
gree with every abstainer who is ad
ded to the roil," he says in a letter
la the MoraiBg News. "At the same
tlase I eoe Id aot jola in the whole
sale condemnation of a trade which,
as absolutely demanded by the vast
majority of the people, needed im
provement rather than forcible sop-
When you buy Lard you get more than
bargain for It's heavier in your
stomach than on the scales
Your grocer ii hereby authorized to
refund your money in cau you are
My allusion to the example of
Christ was not in the least as to the
eondBct of pablfc houses, but as to
the fact that neither by precept aor
practice did he judge the habits of
his countrymen. Strange, and I
must add unscholariy, arguments
are used to minimize or get rid of
the miracle of Cana in Galilee. All
I ask is that candid persons should
Took facts in the face.
"My attention has been called to a
statement by one of yonr correspond
'enta with regard to certain shares in
ray poseseion. Permit me to say
' that for a considerable time past my
agents have had instructions to dis
pose of this property."
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A.VNTAIi HORSE FAIRS IS YVTLIiAMETTE VALLEY.
Faverable to the breeding of heavy draft horses aad roadeiers the
horse Ehows have come to be aassal exeats is this seetfon of Oregoa.
Salem, Weedbura, Mt. Aagel, aad other leading eHiee of ike valley
have advertised horse shows that last from oae to three days and
where thousands of dollars worth of horses will be exhibited.
It would he dUBcalt to estimate the a moa at of atosey bronght into
tbe eoaatry from the sale of fine horses.
The horse fairs are becoming more aad more ia the nature of aaatta!
The eky should be decorated and everybody who has a vehicle
should have it ready for the parade.
There should be the most frieadiy rivalry betweea the owaers of
horses aad motorcars ia makiag a fine display.
The time is past when there is any jealousy betweea owaors of horse
flesfc aad the automobile.
ALBANY FIGHTING FOR OPEN RIVER.
Albany, the Hub of the Wlllamet'e valley, is ftghtlag the battle of
an opes river.
Three years ago the Willamette Valley Opes River Association whs
formed at Albany.
A bill was iatroudced in tbe legislature to have the state bay. bulk!
and operate free locks.
Congressman Hawley took up the battle and said congress should join
in the expense and that was dene.
The bill was reduced to $300,009 and made conditional oa congress
appropriating a like amount.
The time lapsed for congress to act. aad the last legislature extended
the bill to 1912.
Now it is up to congress to act, and the senate committee oa Com
merce has favorably reported the bill.
There seems little doubt that Senators Chamberlain aad Bourne cas
get the bill through the senate.
It will be up to Congressman Hawley to carry out his own proposi
tion and make good in the lower house for Free Locks and Canal.
HEARD IN HOTEL LOBBIES
"Salem is a mlghtv nice little city
ail of that. Its streets are wldf
and clean, and it is both a business
and an educational center, but it
has one feature about It which
would cause mo to hesitate to move
my family to it, and which no doubt
cauBee many other people to hesi
tate, ana mat Is Its water," said J.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
C A Gray et ux to J J Roberts
part of lots 1 and 2. blk
34 in City of Salem, w d . .? 10
. W F Schuller et ux to B B
Smith land in J W Bales D
L C, w d . '. S3
P ft C Springer to I W and C
W Gilmer 40 acres in tp S
s r 3 w, w d 8000
J C and H O Clearwater to
Wm Fugate lots 3. 4. 5 Sc.
S. blk 43 University add
to Salem, w d 1SS0')
V Hersig to Peter Springer
lots 5 and S. blk 20, in
Nob Hill add to Salem,
w d 330
G A and O Stivers to R D
Hulsey, 17 acres in tp 10,
s r 3 w, w d 2500
Smuh Gillingham Co to J L
and S A Iddings north 40
ft of lot 15 in Oak Lawn
add to Salem, w d 10
A B Leonard to A G and L
McMillen, 2-7 acre in Sil
ver ton, w d 800
D G and N E Henry to L C
Denison, part of blk 31 in
Capital Park add to Salem,
w d 1000
- J and H Nice to J C and A R
Seigmund. 17.75 acres iu
tp 5, s r 2 w, w d 500
C F DeGuire et al to E M
Conrad, 1.009 acre in Sil
verton, w d 302
E Hartley et al to S R Hoxie
part of lots 2. 3 and 4, blk
21. in Highland add to Sa
lem, w d 125
J W Taylor et ux to J A Dlt
ter. SO acres in tp S, s r
1 w, w d 500
F B Culver et ux to L Harris.
5.73 acres ni Marios coun
ty, w d 57
D and C Bock to P and B
Degen, land in Mt Angel,
w d 1700
H Fawk et ux to W S Gordon
et ux. lote 3 and 4, blk 35
in Nob Hilt add to Salem,
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A Simple Method That Is Always
Hfficaclous. Trial Package Free.
It has only beu a few years slace
It was discovered that a surgical
operation wouid cure appendicitis:
in fact. It has been but a short time
since the disease was discovered and
named.
. ta l
waenever mere is an mniinru - , .. . T , j . i i ? . . i
condition of the appendix, caused hy Lard is a foe to digestion. If you had the stomach of an ostrich you could u A
'.ctd, lnK withstand the ravages of lard-soaked pastry. You have probably found thic . .dll
2S'Sli,.,Bt""'' T U ' have already given up the eating of pastry. Tis wholly unnecessary! AnyoneT 1
The older doctors used to call this oriJ j;-er (nnA fnnlrfA with C.nttnlene. the nerfect shortcnino- It J? can Cai
tarnation of the bowels, and, --6 - - fi' . ... - - Fure, vegetal
, BfJKtea W nUU" iC WBW. M wviuvv. w J 1
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jsvea now. wttn au tne xnowieagp When vou buy Jard you nave no protection as to quality you s mnlv U 1
we have of the disease, no medical t ADJn .,,.. lA r, ,Vc 5.,cf I..A-Df 3 r- , ,y nW Vol
nan Mn oll rnrt nhvf n BtUtHllI lil IfClLlllH UniVL Ilk V. I tlllliu HJW t,iu- . J luow Uil-lVL, U TI1P nth I '
have an appendix, why we flad it everv pail of Gottolene is uniform the product is guaranteed. You take nr. u "i
where it h. or what are iU fnactions, ,t ? Cnanctl
if it has any. niminui.
- Tbe disease for which the opera-, Jn the face of these facts just ask yourself if you can afford
iSgeltnrnd'.rnr Col to use hog lard, when you can get pure, healthful, nutritious
lows a large and indigestible meal. Cottolene.
Physicians have until recently
recommended an operation, but now.
as it is. known that it is caused by
indigest'on, or dyspepsia, a cure
without an operation is assured.
Where the patient is treated with
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, the un
healthy conditions prevailing rapidly
disappear, the stomach anil intes
tines are placed back In their nor
mal condition, every organ of the
body operates as it should, and the
InBammation is reduced and the
operation avoided.
Conscientious physicians, who are
looking after the best interests of
their patients, will always keep z.
supply of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
handy in their office, where in case?
df sudden attacks of indigestion
they can relieve the patient at oner
There is is no record of a case of
appendicitis where the stomach an l
bo we is were in a healthy condition
and properly digested food from
meal to meal.
No better advice can be given to
any one who has attacks of indiges
tion, or who has been threatened
with appendicitis, than 50 cen's
and take home a package of Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets.
Whenever heartburn, gas in stom
ach or bowels, heart disease or stom
ach trouble, sour eructations, acid
ity or fermentation are present, art
at once. Take a does of the Table s
and get relief as soon as "possible.
At all druggists 50 cents.
Send us your name and addres-
today and we win at once send V"i
by mail a sample package free. A J
dress F. A. Stuarr Co . lo Stuart ;
Bldg., Marshall, Mich. I
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COTTOLENE is Guaranteed
not pfeaed, alter having given Cottolene a iair test.
Naxrof CJrtlrl in Rullr Cotttlene h packed n pails with an air-tight top k
never OOia in DUIK keep it ch3n frelh and wholesome, and prevent i
from catching dust and absorbiog disagreeable odors, such as fish, oil, etc.
Made only by THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY
enenc
est Tea
A G00DT0NIC
Sometimes Necessary to Re
store Lost Strength and
Health.
0YaMONT
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icroay. at tne Eldrfdge Hotel. Mr. cures
veloplng, and naturally, Salem is de
veloping and crowincr has tn
whether it wants to do so or not. Ann,eStrk J;1 toJF"c'8
But if its citizens and business men A iUhJ?f A ,a"! ?:,?Ik
bad Just a lltUe bit more boosting
spirit it would grow just twice as
fast as it is crowing, and wnnM hf '
just twice as good a town. It lacks State of Ohio, City of Toledo. Lucas
proxreselveness and eBternrb; ami ' County, s.
10 in Jones' add to Salem,
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Wrtoa of Omaha, Nebraska, yes-1 whenever it secures these two se-' Frank J. Cheney takes oath thnt
them In its business, educa- ne " 'r partner of the firm of
tional and municipal departments J- Cheney & Co.. doing business
Overton is making a tour of the
west in search of a business location
and also investments in real prop
erty, and left last night for Port
land, from wbieh place he will go
for a visit to the Fuget Sound country.
"It is not necessary for a man to
come to Portland to learn all about
the Salem water," he continued, ' al
though they do tell you all about it
there; but that is not necessary, as
the story of Its death-dealing typhoid
gorms was scattered broadcast last
winter during the epidemic by the
uowspapere. I hardly think that the
situation was as bad as the paper
portrayed It, but the people reading
them did not know that, and it has
had anything but a good effect upon
them and tbe city had ought to set
about it and remedy the situation.
It Is my understanding that
mountala water ht available, and If
It is. the people should not rest until
thoy secured It, It will probably
cost some money, but that should
not be taken into consideration
when the city's welfare Is Involved
and also the lives of its inhabitants.
They should go after it. and after
the accomplishment of that fact they
should take upon themselves the
farther work of publishing the fact
that Salem has pure water, and that
there peed be no further fear of ty
phoid epidemics.
"They tell me that the water is
ajlrlgbt now. It may be that it is,
but I notice that some of the hotels
atlH eoBtlmie to boll tt before serv
l3 '"4 tho other day
OIHco with a botUe of boiled water
In W pocket, which he set down on
flte desk to driak during oflico
Hours, and when your own people
wn, these precautions, it is
Pretty iitrd t make a stranger be
lieve that the water Is pure. But
it may be, for all that."
oiht ,S,W mM more than
"? J" now." ld a eora
SLal raveIer at the Salem last
f.vf'' . ' a boosting spirit. It has
the country back of it and It Is de-
then it will crow, and tako its n!M in the City of Toledo. County and
among the large inland cities of the State aforesaid, and that safd firm
northwest, and not until then it "''ll pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED
Is true that the people of the city DOLLARS for each and every case of
are waking up, and when compared I Catarrh that cannot be cured by the
with former years, it is like an ' use ot Hall's Catarrh Cure,
awakening of the dead, but when FRANK J. CHENEY,
compared with other cities on tbe Sworn to before me and subscribed
coast aad northwest of a similar ia m-v presence, this 6th day of De
slze, the people of Salem are jut i cember. A. D. 1886.
half awake have Just managed to (Swi,) A- w GLBASON.
get one eye open and the other tsi ... . u Notary Public,
still closed in repose." Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in-
o ternally, and acts directly on the
Watcli for the rompf bloo1 and n"'00"8 surfaces of the
Thp nH nr.;, ? ,1. w .aretem. Send for testimonials free.
wJteh T- J- CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O.
and co d. r.f .t' ";v" " ! " Druggists, 78c.
jwb titi7iiii;i a nnnii
Foley's Honey and Tar In th ft hniiiio
It Is the best and safest prevention
and cure for croup where the need
Is urgent and immediate relief a
vital necessity. Its prompt use ha
savea many lives, contains no opl-
Take Hall's Family Pills for con
stipation. o
ll4rnuM His Dad folds Oilier.
Detroit, Mich.. April 1. The
presence of Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Knox.
ates or harmful drugs. The genuine Jr here toda' wUh D- w- F,,nt-tha
Is In a yellow package. Romember ent for the Kord Automobile has
the name. Foley's Honoy and Tar s5iven r,se t0 ,he r,,rar that the sou
and refuse substitutes. J C Perrj of the secretary of state will remain
hero to sell automobiles.
: Young Knox and Flint were given
W-eflifllttfgHeiaiICi0)i8 a banquet last night by Henry Ford
Capital National Bank
Salem, Oregon
Capital. Surplus and Undivided
Profits, ri-IO.OOO.
Officers and Directors:
J. H. Albert President
X. M. Crolsan. .Vice-President
5 Jos. II. Albert Cashier
9 John A. Carson
Jf Geo. F. Rodgers
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fl FRENCH. FEMALE
SPILLS.
llVtl IM3WN TO rAll. UUt il StJi turn
Itmlm ttuiuuM r iUntf gtHuOti. Html pnH4
a sua m t. ww mi uimm uui.il u Mil b'
kif Un Jt r4t u tw
ITt0MtDieLCO..0T.UOTfil. f.
Sold in Salem bv Op. S. C. Stun
of the Ford company
Both Ford and Flint declined to
alltrni or deny the report that Knox
had left Providence for good.
It was reported also that the
young man may be seat to Washing
ton as an agent for the Ford oom
pany. ' i o
Ohjoct to Strong Medicines.
Many people object to taking the
-itroiiE med'clnes usually prescribed
in physicians for rheumatism. There
in no used of Internal treatment in
my case of muscular or chronic
rheumatism, and more than nine out
of every ten cases of the disease ar.
of one or the other of these varieties.
When there Is no fever and little (If
any) swelling, you may know thttt It
's only necessary to apply Ohamber
' Iain's Liniment freely to gel quick
relief. Try it. For sale by all good
druggists. , , 4
Dr. Wiffixuss' Pink Pills Are the
Est 2nd Safest Tonic as Is
Shown 67 Tkis California
Woman's Experience.
"Whenever th bbyyi Incomes thin and
watery or impare ttie whole system suf
fers, euergy 14 lat-ktug, vit.tiiry is low
and the victim fIL an oasv prey to auy
disease whkrii iiaprus to tw prevalent.
sacli as tl.'e grip or arute fever
To teen tse system in normal condi
tion, tlieupiierttegood. theater, vigorous.
the brain clear anl the musclr-n strong.
a tonic is wmetimes necesgar-. With
the body thus toned up and the organs
active tnere is a greatly reduced danger
from prevalent diseases since the germs
are overcome and passed off as nature
intended they should be.
The touic used should be efficacious .
and ac tlie same time safo nnd harmless :
for the weakest ronctltution. Such a
remedy is Dr. Williams' Piuk Pills.
The tonio effect of Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills i well shown in the following
statement of Mrs. Marv Wilder, of No,
18Sa In lia street, Sau Diego. CaL :
"I havs found Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills to ! the best tooio I liaTe ever
tried. For several roars I was always
run down dnrinjr tli spring months
ami was rubjerl to attack of the grip.
I woul l lx completely exlianstcd and
hardlv able fo do any work. Every
muscle in my lioly would ache. I had
no appetite nnd it seetntd that I could
find nothing that would itrengthen me.
A friend told meabontDr. Williams'
Pink Pills aud I began nsingtlietn. Be
foro I had taken the tiret lor I felt bet
ter. I kept on takiug them and gained
in strength nntil I was cured.''
Tim touic treatment with Dr. Wil
liams' Pink Pills by building up the
blood so that it can nnnrish aud strength
en the weakened eystem has made hun
dreds of cures In the most severe dis.
orders. This record of enrcs should
merit a trial for the remedy which ?
guaranteed free from opiates and ia
entirelv harmless.
Dr. WilUiras' Pink Pills are sold by
all druggist, or sent by mail, postpaid,
on receipt of price. 60 cent jkt box: six
boxes for f? 60, by the Dr. Williams
Medioiue. Company, Schenectady, N. Y.
Send dv for' a ropr of oiir book,
"Diseases of the Blood." It is free.
Is the one that stands the wear gives good service and does not cost much to keep in repa
the Raci-cle. Excelsior or Cornell.
This mean
Tliey
Speak For
Them-
From $25
to $75
Expert Repairing. Moderate Charges
When your wheel needs attention we would be pleased to hear from you,
an
447 Court Street
Phone 368
Forced to I'ivo Home.
Kvery year a large number of poor
sufferers whose lungs are sore and
racked with coughs are urged to go
to another climate. But this is cost
ly and not always sure. There's a '
better way. Let Dr. Kings New
Discovery cure you at home. "It
cured me of lung trouble." writes
W. R. Nelson, of Calamine. Ark.,
"when all els failed and I gained
47 pounds In weight. Its surely the
King or all cough and lung cures."
Thousands owe .their lives aud health
to K. Its positively guaranteed for
Coughs, Colds. LaGrlppe. Asthma,
Croup all Throat and Lung trou
bles. 60c and $1.00. Trial bottle
free at J. 0. Perry's.
mprove
At small expense by
having light fixtures
that are ornamental
aa well as serviceable.
We carry a full line
of Fixtures of every
description. Wo man
ufacturo Fixtures and
do our own plating.
Thero are no middle
men's profits if you
buy from us. Wn
back up all our work. All work guaranteed to be first class.
The Guaranteed Electric iron
Gives good services. Does excellent work.. Is Economical,
venlences. No hot fire required.
Is the most satisfying of all household c-
ectric
iU."! N. Liberty St.
I'houo
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KVERYTHIMG IX KLECTRICAL SUl'PLIKS
O: C T. C o.
Steamers Pomona and Oregon!
leave for Pprtland Monday, Wed nee
day and Friday at 10 a. m., Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at 6 a
m. For Corvall!, Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday about 6:30 p. m
M. P. BALDWIN, Agi
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for all stomach troublesindigestion, dyspepsia, heartburn, gas in the stomacn,
breath.sickheadachctorpidliver.biliousnRisand habitual constipation. Pleasantto
J. C. PERRY
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