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Newspaper Page TextDAH,Y OAPETAIi JOURNAL, BALEM, OREGON. FRIDAY APRIL 1, JO iq, PAGE THREE. COMBAT OF TODAY of knowledge bring proor say that In any forces aro .. in is on extract from TW '""Silvered by Victor Roso lf l dmnha Deo, at n tor U' ., ... ..nlnna. nf 'er' Charter w fc' Jtr of Nebraska: lhRi Is constantly waging It??, .ml that tho. progress of .. marked by tup Bicnauy outposts ot Nor need u BU nut when I l.rmbat of many forces aro W inllsted to dispel ignorauou, tmr enlistcu ulIiCovor and Street error anu 1. lf"elral? among those forces aro tho closely supported by tho .ifntlon, whoso capstono 1b lira newspaper, devoted to Sblteblne n dlssem "JS Information. - .tiarnoct to tho Llt'wants agnlnst Ignoranco, nmtntiOfthoeXcol- iw ... h ih eacn jb uui"b - I1"! to direct your attention for tho rtt to a few of tho more gon- KTcSlHwt "n with particular :t of civil"" . lit" .on .lBX.r niB Iv batteries W ! T- " rnuld bo assom- frW io action. ftiu) been onu" "'"-u l!Jt . .i.ilnn..tilin1 ihaii from IftS v creatures Is his ca lf or thought and his power to expression to thought. 1 . .. . ..i.hiiohmont of a lancuago !J stooped with tho production of Igeto hes'nnd all our efforts to ayioffl iuo mnrniitv. to lncu cato ISon, to extend tho bounds of scl- ,1 i. to retard our progress to tho .,nro nv word of II .. lll.. nnn mil 1(1 lonm tO BBmunlcato with his follows, but i. i- onnthnr'n actual presence. In thought, or Idea, could bo made E ma. nettner nmo iiur uumuw) mU the help of a living messon- Ih to transmit It. The art of writ- Mjpoken language. Tones, inflcc--tnrno rr.iiiii not bo renro- itced In signs and Inscriptions, but lords, syllables or sentences could IBne you over stopped to ponder low far and how fast tho combat tin lenoranco could havo been Inged had the evolution of tho lan page halted nt the production of an Ejlabet? what u wo sun nn nu nyof recording thought except by lie slow and burdensome formntlon t; band of each letter of each word if time? That much could bo ac- lanplished even by this laborious (Kthod must no be gainsaid, out lit, I aa mnnlrl linvn built. 1111 Olir I'ptsent Institutions on a foundation ojjarchment and stylus Is unthlnk ttle; widespread popular lntolll- Itte, the consequenco ot our ai uct nnlversal lltoracy that enables i. . . t hi. j t. win an io caicn up wim uim iu top abreast of tho current of world jcreits would bo practically lmpos- iSlt la Viw-finan nt fhn InvAntlnn of lirlsting as much, if not more, than lit; oiner one achievement, that a Ijwnt-day philosopher could trutn I My say: arv.'ivvu I . ' V. ' . 1 . J UM ....... " - - Wand the Invention of writing a w penoa or umo eiapsea; wnen ilk Ami . . . 1 1 1 V. . . liat of printing, man then printed wliathe had thought and written, 1114 w . . A 1 .1 ! HI. JIICBOUl. WO (JUtfSCSa UIUUSUUUB ofwlnmes which will Inform us on puemuns nnu errors which havo nltornntoly Illumined and obscured tho humnn mind. "Many things that our ancestors could not fathom aro clear to us; what was unknown to them is known to us. That which prevents us from following up this lino of progress through these phrases is that each roply brings forth nnow fresh ques tions and thus it will bo to tho end If tho end nhould over arrive." Indispensable requirements for tho modern nowspapor havo boon supplied by tho frco public schools, endowing overy willing child with tho priceless boon of literncy and tho inauguration of universal man hood suffrage, instilling a general de slro for Information and Instruction on tho noeds of self-government. It goes without saying that tho relative Intelligence of tho peoplo of a com munity dotormines tho possibilities of nowspaper publication. Tho newspaper has been an ctlvo contributor to tho upblldlng aa well as n boundary; its mission has been and is to uso Its great power to tho end of still further broadening tho area of popular Intelligence and help ing nlong tho triumph of truth over Ignoranco. How does tho nowspaper perform this pnrt of Its work? It does It by bringing homo to tho peoplo what Is disclosed by tho searchlight of pub licity directed at nil our human ac tivities. Tho part tho nowspaper plays In popular government is so gonornlly understood that it scarce ly calls for olucldatlon. Tho newspaper has been dubbed tho "Fourth Estato," and nowhere has popular government been really successful without tho existence of a free, vigilant, and untrammoled public press on guard ns tho sentry of Individual liberty, ready to ex pose conniption and oppression and to sound the alarm against tho ap proach of tho tyrant. I venture to afflrm tho belief that tho niost potent deterrent of wrong doing and the most promising cor rective of nearly all our crying abuses, social, Industrial and gov ernmental, Ho In tho lino of public ity, and tho molding of a public opinion whoso penalties fall more certainly, and more heavily, on the offender than any punishment pre scribed by law. In his epochal work on tho Amer ican Commonwealth, James Bryce calls our pre-eminently "a govern ment by public opinion" and devotes a chapter to the nowspaper ns a source and vehicle of public opin ion. If individual newspapers and journalists enjoy less power hero than nbrond "tho cause Is to bo found," declares Mr. Dryco. "not In tho Inferior capacity of the editors and writers, but In tho superior In doponde!co of the reading public. ' That tho modern newspaper has Its faults none would deny. It Is charged with grasping nt the sensa tional and exceptional with too much avidity. Wo doploro that some newspapers aro too often tempted to go to ex tremes In everything and to exag gerate tho loss Important at the ex pense of whnt proves to bo tho moro Important. But tho nowspaper Is Itself con stantly tested in tho fiery furnnco of a discriminating public opinion, a public opinion becoming all the tlmo better educated and moro exacting. As tho level of popular Intelligence Is raised by tho combined efforts of press and puplt, school and univer sity, tho stnndnrds of all theso agen cies aro bound to bo olevated along with it. Ignorance alone, like a dismal swamp, furnishes tho breeding pla ces of noxious creatures, and each tlmo Ignoranco Is put to rout tho cir cle of itelligonce is widened and tho power for ovil of ignorance is weakened. X-RAYS AND SMILES. As was stated a few days ago: there is nothing too rich for Salom. Last week a ?150 diamond ring was found In tho gravol used in making concrete, and yestorday another workman found a gold nugget In this samo kind of gravel. Ho may, find a pork chop next. The prlco of hogs In Chicago yes terday was ton cents a hundred low er. This will nfford how much relief to tho consumer will it afford' anyhow? One Lunger was tho principal wit ness In tho Insurance graft case In Now York yestorday. His nnmo in dicates ho is a citizen of tho L03 Angeles section. John D. Winder the mormon lead er who was burled at Salt Lako yes terday, was a man after Roosevelt's heart. Some 219 lineal descendants wero In tho funeral procession which made It quite a family affair. The coal miners striko for a raise of ten cetns a ton for tho miners. Now, watch tho operators raise the prlco from 25 ro 50 cents a ton, Just to cover tho extra 10 cents paid to labor. This Is where tho consum er gets his share of tho strike. There are indications that Wood burn will break looso and get out of reach of tho desolating influence of being a one-man town. It has the making of a wonderful city if it over takes a start, and tho start has al roady been made, and It cannot bo held down much longer by superior financial wisdom of tho mossback strlpo. Woodburn needs a lirstclass hotel, an opera house, a five-story brick block, a department store and a few funernls. It takes threo weeks to hold an election in England, and then no better results seem to bo achieved than under our one day method. No one Is satisfied In either case except the parties elected. Tho fight promoters, through the new8 companies, are working the newspapers to a hard-boiled' finish for free advertising about tho brutal nigger, Johnson, and the other white lime-lighter. Probably they are good Intentions for paving material In hades, be cause tho asphalt Is Inflammable. 0 BARNYARD HATS GO OUT OF FASHION SAN FRANCISCO WOMEN WANT TO REGISTER UNITED FRRBS LEASED WlItB. San Francisco, April 1. While tho local band of suffragettes aro schem ing out a how way of giving publicity to "tho cause" today, Deputy Regis trar Cameron H. King is receiving congratulations from politicians on the stand ho took yesterday when a formidable delegation of 'vote3 for women" flocked into tho registrar's office, and demanded they be allowed to register as voters. They based this demand o n tho grounds that they wero citizens of tho United States." Mrs. William Keith, the wife of tho distinguished artist, led the suf fragettes, and many woll known wo men wero In tho ranks. King stated firmly that ho could not register any of them. Miss Solomons, president of tho local or ganization then demanded what was meant by the sign over tho door which reads: "All Citizens Aro Requested to Register." "Wo aro citizens of the United States," she assorted. "Certainly you are," replied King, "but you see the sign is off, it should read 'All Qualified Voters Aro Re quested to Register.' 'The painter of that sign didn't havo onough room to get It all on." Beaten, the suffragettes then triod to enroll King as an honorable mem ber of tho "Votes for Women," but ho feared tho bright emblem which they decided to pin on his coat lapel. They then retired In dignified or der, not, however, until they an nounced that the delegation would como before tho election commission ers April 4 and protest that tho sign over tho door Is misleading. It is understood they want it changed so ns to show that women nre discrim inated .against. THE CIRCUS acrobat finds It necossary at all times to keep his muscles and joints sup ple. That is the reason that hun dreds of them keep a bottle of Bal lard's Snow Liniment always on hand. A sure cure for rheumatism, cuts, sprains, soro throat, lamo back, contracted muscles, corns, bunions and all pains. Prico 25c, 50c and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by all dealers. o Try a Journal Want Ad. ijlBojq aijj oj aouBjiSnji pue Aund suuduii puT? Aeogp -pnesq puo saAJasaid 'sssuesp JpM0J IjlOOJ, 1 1 nr. BUSINESS CARDS JEWELER and OPTICIAN Diamonds and Watches, Re pairing of all kinds . guaran teed. Eyes fit ted satisfactor- C. T. Pomeroy, 318 State St. 3lJ A"IiB3C JO UIJlBtp psppu ub pu9 IJ199 ?da jj3M njqriB3C aq oj Xiuaj -sod puB 'Ajiuibj iaq jjas a . -jaq oj t S3MO NVWoXV Fire CM Jj Fool Proof JT"jr Proof 8TEINER & BEROER HOT AIR ! heating and furnaco work. Tin ning and roofing. Cornice work t of all kinds. 188 Liberty Street. Phone 939 Main. UPHOLSTERING AND VACUUM Cloanlng. Anything .about the houso cleaned and repaired. F. B. Merry & Co., Court and High streets. Phone 5C8. In considering making year wa tight, ar cooking, why not eona the F. P. Gob Machine and ' bers Light Will sell and Install thlfl ' im ind guarantee It to give 0 pei cent more light for tho sau none than electricity er city gas. Let mt dgure with you, estimates furnished Call at my shop and see tho llghti and stoves in operation. I also carry PYRO DENATURES ALCOHOL utilities. Safe, economi taX, odorlesa. A. L. FRASER Phoai 1R3 858 State St J . For Dyspepsia rmji-rrn muss i.uaked winn.l Paris. April 1. "Chanteclor" hats havo become a drug on the market. It is regarded as a "straw In the wind. showing th$t tho lnrnyanl and wild- wood bird and animal play by Ros tand Is not so popular as once it prom lsed to bo. Modistes who made quan tities of the "Chantecler" hats havo taken them from windows and rele gated them to the back room with the down-nnd-outK of last season. Women won't havo 'em. 0 DO IT NOW. Salem People Should Not Wait Un til It Is Too Late. Patent Mp.i i c. .... Wll!ed In this paDer nrft ,nr , n4 jDR- STONE'S I rN LrU2 Sir- M0DnoCa8h drUB store ,n Oregon; I cm I"6, ana 00 one 0W Men r.t 6,ock; lta shelves, 1 Hh 4m 8W Casos are ,onded , "Utlw ! edlclneB. notions, toilet Sj, fo, 'es, "! liquors of all S", edlclual purposes. Dr Use tn(1 h"K"lar sr..diiRte in niodl- in ik m,' ny J'ars ot e Uon, lr Practice. Conanlta ,,e. M n,.' Prescript's M are Dr fl!reBU,arPrW ro. med Ni .1... 000 a b (,und at bu You Risk Nothing By Trying This Remedy. Wo want overy one troubled with Indigestion and dyspepsia to com? to our store and obtain a box of Rex all Dyspepsia Tablets. Thoy con tain Blsmutli-Subnltrato and Pepsin prepared by a process which devel ops their greatest power to overcome dlgestlvo disturbance. Reaall Dyspops'a Tablet; aro very pleasant to take. Thoy soothe thn Irritable, weak stomach, strengthen , and Invigornto tho digestive organs, 1 relieve nausea and indigestion, pro mote nutrition and bring about a feeling of comfort. If you give Roxnll Dyspepsia Tab lots a reasonable trial wo will re turn your money If you are not sat-' lsfied with tho result. Threo size. ! 25 conts. 50 conts and $1.00. Hem-, edles in Salem only at our store J, C. Perry. o A Healing Sn!v for Hum, Chapped , Hands niul Soro Nipples. As a healing salvo for burns. . sores, soro nipples and chappfd hands Chamboiiain's Salvo in most excellent. It allays tho pain of .1 burn n'most instantly, and unlfsn tho Injury Is very severe, hoals thu pnrts without leaving n scar. Prlco, 2fi conts. For salo by nil good drug-1 gists. Mrs. Bonham You havo torn my trnln! Bonham That's all right: your train Is long onough to bo in two soctlons. Judgo. "How shall l break tho news to my parents that I havo failed In my , exams?" "Merely tolograph thorn; Examination over. uuu Fllogondo Blatter. . , o For Const Ipatlon. Mr. L. H. Farnham, a prominent druggist of Spirit Lnko Iowa, myu. , Uiamborlnln'B Stomach and LI) ( Tablets are oertalnly the beat thns( on tho market for constipation. Glvo tjiose tablets a trial. You are certain to find them agreeable and pleasant In effect. Pfce. 25 cenu. iaroples free. For sale by all ood druggists. The appallng death-rate from kid ney disease is duo in most cases to tho fact that the little kldnoy trou bles are usually neglected until they become serious. The slight symptoms give plnce to chronic dis orders and tho sufferer goes gradu ally Into tho grasp of diabetes, drop sy. Brlght's disoase, gravel Or some other -serious form of kidney com plaint. If you suffer from bnckache, head aches, dizzy spells; If the kidney se cretions aro irregular of passage and unnatural In appearance, do not do lay. Help the kidneys at once. Doan's Kldnoy Pills aro especially for kidney disorders they cure where others fail. Over one hun dred thousand people have recom mended them. Here's a case at homo: James Baragar, 1005 Mill St., Su lem, Ore., says: "I havo used Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and other symptoms of kldnoy trou ble and havo been greatly benefited. I also know of other peoplo who have taken this romeuy wnn goou results." For sale by all dealers. Price, 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the Uui ted Stntas. Remember tho name Doan's and take no other. HAYS HAIR HEALTH NEVER FAILS TO RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS NATURAL COLOR and BEAUTY. Satlify Yeurulfh SmJlnt Now for a SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE Cut this adv. out and mail with your name and address, and 10 cents to PHILO HAY SPECIALTIES CO, 30 Clinton St., Newark, N J..U.SA. J. C. PERRY. Care For Your Trees Spraying Pumps and Hose at all prices. See us for Aero-motor Wind mills, Fairbanks-Morse Gas Engines. SANITARY PLUMBING Best workmanship our motto. PURVINE & LESLEY Cor. Front and State Street. Phone Main 346. FRASER, THE TINNER AND Plumber. Lenox Furnaces. Buy an F. P. lighting plant. A. L. Fraser. Phone 135. 268 State Street. DERBY & WILLSON REAL tato, farms, smal tracts and city property. Phono 320, 206-7-8 U. S. Bank building, Salem, Ore. PUTNAM CO., DRUGGISTS, PAINTS oils,' varnishes, brushes, toilet ar ticles, perfumery, stationery, to bacco and cigars. Prescriptions a speclaty. 135 N. Commercial Street, Salem, Ore. THE TOGGERY, MERCHANT TA1L ors and hatters. One price, plain figures. We carry a full lino of shoes, hats and valises. 107 N. Commercial Street, Salem, Ore. BE SURE AND SEE DR. L. IF. Hume if you havo stomach trouble, asthma, lung trouble, heart trouble or bad blood. Guarantee to cure in short time. 153 High street. CLEANING AND PRESSING WORK done on short notice. Ladles' and Gents' work, guaranteed to satisfy. Aoki, 444 Court street. Phone 36i: Gold Dust flour Made by the SYDNEY POWER COMPANY, Sydney, Oregon. Made for Family Use. Ask your grocer for it. Bran and Shorts always oa bond. OREGON COFFEE HOUSE. WE serve tho best meal in the city at tho lowest-price. No. 134 North Liberty street, Salem, Ore. .VEEDLECRAFT SHOP STAMPED linen and needlework supplies. Stamping and perforating patterns a specialty. Mrs. S. C. Wall. Phone 295, 270 N. Commercial street. I OFFER SPECIAL LOW PRICES. The Leader shoe store. A. C. De Voo, 263 N. Commercial street, Sa- i lem, Ore. P. B. WALLACE, Agt. I, la Phone 44 Main. 147 N. High at C. W. YANNKE Proprietor ol THE FASHION STABLES Cabs and Livery. All Riga ! iodorn Rubber Tiro. Read The Journal Want Ads. Salem Fence Works Headquarters for Woven Wire Fencing, Hop wire, Barb Wire, Poultry Netting. Shingles, Mal (hold Roofing, P. & B. Ready CHAS D. MULLIGAN 250 Court St. WHITE HOUSE RESTAURANT Salem's most popular res taurant, 362 State street. We never close, open all -night. Wm.McGilchrist&Sons Everything in Plumbing Good Workmanship; Reason able Charges Our Motto. Wo do steam and hot water fitting. Tibbals & Petersen Court street, between Liberty and High. Phone Main 567. RED CROSS PHARMACY FULL line of drugs, perfumes and toilet articles. 177 N. Commercial St. E3. S. LAMPORT SADDLERY CO., established 1869. Manufacturers and dealers In Harness, Saddles and Leather Specialties. Phones: store, 250; residence, 338. 210 Commercial Street, Salem, Ore. WOOD FOR SALE First and sec ond growth wood in 12- or 16 Inch length delivered to residence. Phono Main 74, or call at Salem Truck and Dray company's ouice, 200 State street, corner of Front, Manning Bide. VOGUE MILLINERY FAULTLESS Fisk hats. Now shipments every two weeks. We handle a large and complete lino of millinery, 270 North Commercial street. M'NHKL SISTERS WE HANDLE a full line of up-to-dnto milllnory. Glvo us a trial and we are sure wo can satisfy. 421 Court street, Sa lem, Ore. STOP JUST A MINUTE, WANTED Monoy to take up good loans. List property for quick results with R. R. Ryan, corner of Com mercial and Center streets. EDWARDS & IRVIN, BOOTS, shoes and rubbers. 220 North Commercial street. H. H. HUNTER & CO., BLBOTRIC al supplies. Contracts taken,. for wiring. Call and get figures. 311 North Commercial. Phone Main 253, YOUR ATTENTION IS3 CAJaLED to the fact that I buy and sell now and second-hand furniture. O. L. McPeek, 170 Commercial street. RUEF BROS., FLORISTS. 8PB cial attention given to out of town orders. 123 N. Liberty street. Phonos, green house 1383; store, 381. WE WISH THIS FACT WELL known that we have no connection whatsoever with L. S. Frakes & Co., who until recently conducted business In Salem. Oter-Ml-chaux Co., ladles' outfitters. 277 N. Comemrclal street. Phone 342 A GOOD PLACE TO EAT WOODS confectionery. Alvin L. Wood, proprietor. 460 State street, Salem, Ore. Phone 187. KETTLES, WASH PANS, ETC., 15o each. Other special valuea-at 10c each, all of the old English gran ite ware. Mrs. B. T. Swart, Prop., 271 Commercial St GRAIN, HAY, FLOUR, FEED, Po tatoes, seed, poultry supplies, etc. We do a wholesale and retail busi ness. H. W. Thielsen. Phone Main 139, 151-161 High street. HARDING & WHEDBEE, PLUMB ing Co. (Inc.). Plumbing, gas fit ting, pumps, windmills, gasoline engines and well drilling. We have and do the best, 247 State street. Phono 118. Salem, Ore. SALEM MUSIC CO. (INC) WE carry a full lino of musical mer chandise. See us for latest sheet: music. 247 Commercial street. Phone 1187, 2 bells, Salem, Ore. LAUNDRY WORK DONE ON: short notice, called for and deliv ered. Collars and cuffs a special ty at lowest prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. Hop Leo, Commer cial Street. CAPITAL CITY HAIR PARLORS Scalp treatments, manicuring and facial massage a specialty. Room 26 Breyman block, over Stockton's store. Phano Main 566, Salem. Or. i $ums, rtmmumticn and fishing ffaekle. A good sohool nono better. Well established reputation. Successful grad uates. Skillful, painstaking toachcrs. Living expenses low. Many other pdrantages. Lot us tell you about them. Write for catalogue. W. I. STALEY. Principal Salem, Oregon 1-94-CM -WJ 1 People are generally beginning to realizo that roadbulldlng la a publlr matter and that the best intorests of American agriculture and the American peoplo demand the con struct'uu of good roads. . -o President Roosevelt Says that outdoor exercise Is needed b the American pedplo. That's all very woll, but how can peoplo with rheu matism follow that advice? The answer Is simple uso Ballard's Snow L'ntmont and tho rheumatism will go; leaving you as spry as a colt Gives quick and permanent rolief from rheumatism, neuralgia, lame back and all pains. Sold by all doalors. . o Dewey Evo Dat loldy dat I asked for a handout gave me a dorg bis cuit Weary Willie Woll, w'ot yoi cryln" erbout. Dewey Evo I'm eryin' because I'm not a dorg. Chi cago Dally News. .Q. Good roaults always follow the us of Foley's Kidney Pills. They give prompt relief In alt cases of kidney and bladder disorder, and nre heal and anti-ftent c. The most discouraging cases yield i their troatment. J. C. Perry. Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qulnliu Tablets. Druggists refund monoy M ..... r w. GROVE'S II IUUB lJ "'" ' 4 signature on eaon bo-. 2 Re TTS M8tegtieftfrtllfUil8t-64itfrat W JUDGING BY APPEARANCES Of courso everybody does that, and j Laundry Work can't b. aL ' SUBSCRIBE FOR THE DAILY JOURNAL other way. Everything subjoctod to n our artistic treatment comes out as clean as a polished surface, as clear as crystal and as bright as a sum mer's day. Articles washed propor ly last twice as long and look twen ty times bettor than goods badly laundrled. We make cheap fabrlo masquerade for somothlng better. SALEM LAUNDRY CO., Phono 25. lilO-lOO Mouth LIlMTty Hi Portland's Popular fire-Proof Hotel Good Wearing Shoes Low shoes for men, ladles and i:u. Iren that fit and wear well. I.( v priced. Call and seo them boforo buying elsewhere. You will bo ploasod with my goods. Repairing dono. Speak Gorman and English. J. VOGT 115 N. Liberty St, Phone 763 THE OREGON Our Rathskeller Grill finest dining service in city, with Hawaiian orchestra from 6 to 12 p, m. Most perfectly furnished, Moderate Priced, Modern Hostlery in the metropolis of the Northwest. ANNEX IS NOW OPEN Our capacity has beoi 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, M. C. DICKINSON, Manager ;rHE OREGON