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THE SALEM CAPITTAL JOPRWAt,' SALEM, OREGON. FKIDAY. -MXVAM 5, 1915. THRjfcT WOMAN WANTS TO HELP OTHERS By Telling HowLydia E. Pink ham's VegetableCompound Restored Her Health. WEEK 0UTIASTN1GHT Dr. Ostrom Makes Address On "The Modern Liberal Religion" Miami, Okie. "I had a female trouble and weakness that annoyed I me continually. I tried doctors and all kinds of medicine for several years but. was not cured until I took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta ble Compound. I hope my testimonial will help other suf fering women to try your wonderful medicine. Mrs. M.R.Miller, Box 234, Commerce.Okla. Another "Woman who lias Found Health in Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Lindsborg, Kansas. " Some years ago I suffered with terrible pains in my sidewhlch I thought were inflammation, ;9jnner ive got B great Saviour also with a bearing down pain, back- ' with a great salvation." "In the ache, and I was at times awfully ner- Bibc man in called a great creature; vous. T took three bottles of Lydia rJ. ! in early history lie was declared Biicn; Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and j in the laws given him his greatness is am now enjoying good health. I will ""PHed and in oxfict ami definite be glad to record your dicine jto t of any woman suffering with female trot- lin(i oW(,r t,nn i0(1 , iIm ilt sn bleandyou may publish this letter. j he ,, tllin( Bro,i the world Mrs. A. L. Smith, R. No. 3, Box CC, I ; i,,SB than a minute; ho can be so Lindsborg, Kansas. j calm that apparently nothing eouh wm . . ,,, j.,k ruffle him, and the next minute he If you have the slightest doubt j t lik ', icn(li that Lydia E. Pinkham's Veffetft- I "And then," he continued, "there is fole Compound will help you, writo I a tendency now-dnys to declare that i there is no sin, hut the very man wno The largest audience of the week greeted Dr. Ostrom last night at the tabernacle to hear his address on "The Modern Liberal .Religion ". Speaking of the libornlist in religion who ad vances the theory that man is an un developed creature he said "I couldn't submit to bo a Hberalist in. religion. The theory is too narrow.- 1 must pre fer the Bible theory for it everywhere makes out that man is a grent creature, and though he becomes a great sinner i he has a great Saviour and there is promised for him a great salvation." "If you were brought before a jury", he continued, "for trial, which would i you prefer, a verdict of being a semi '; imbecile, undeveloped and irresponsible, or of being a guilty sinner capable- of being pardoned f" You see tho theory is too narrow to suit me. I m a great 3C3C3fCjfT,3cTjfcT)c)(jCTjj(3CjJcj(3(3( SIDE LIGHTS ON ; THE LEGISLATURE l Mr. Barrows' bill, making it a crime for .my one to drive an automobile or motor vehicle of any kind while in an intoxicated eonditio'11, was before the houso yesterday when Representative Stewart interrupted the debate long enough to inquire what was the need of enacting legislation affecting intoxi cated persons when there would be "no such nuimal" from uud after .lannuiv 1, 1010. Mr. Barrows replied that the state was not "dry" yet, and, even when it goes dry, "how could any one toll that the 'joydriver' was not the boss of boullegging establishment!" BURGLARS RAID BARNES HOUSE PASSES SEVERAL ; jKsnaassssn buy in salem 02322223 11 CASH STORE LAST NIGHT BILLS IN AFTERNOON K j M Two Suits, Three Pairs of Shoes and Srrayer's Bill Providing for Register- 1 Two Suit Cases Selected Fromj ing Brands of Livestock Approved 1 Stock and Taken. By Lower House. ; ! 'El After looking over the stock 0f thej Senator Strayers bill, providing for Si gents clothing and furnishing depart- a system of recording brands of live- M ment of Barnes Cash store two burglars, stock for the benefit and protection H selected two caps, two suits, three of the cattle raisers of Eastern Oregon ;M I am so glad to find the Marion county deluguuou united on one bill isirs of shoes and took their loot tiwnyi was passed bv the house vesterdav ni two new suit cases also selected i afternoon, which was introduced at the from the stock. When the store was request of the horse and cattle breed opened up this morning it was found ers association of Oregon, anil designed that they had taken down nhout 40 to eliminate as far as possible the prne pairs of shoes and more .than a dozemtice of horse and cuttle "rustling'' in suits in making their selections. Xoth- that section of the state. The enforce ing else was missed when the clerks ment of the measure is 'placed under looked over the stock this morning, i the jurisdiction of the state veterin- rhe burglars made their entry , arinu, who receives a fee of $1 for each II II II II El M H-l through the rear door by smashing out; mark or brand that he registers and ,14 a pane of glass with a half brick and records, and he is empowered to nji after making their selections they , point deputy inspectors of brands in 3 escaped through the alley back of the each of the counties where such an of- M that i mil constrained to vote nye upon ! store according to the tracks they left : ficer is needed and they are also paid this measure," facetiously remarked 1 behind them. To be armed against on the inspection fee system. ij Keprescntative Davcy when he cast his j surpi ise by tne officers tney unit The house also pnsed II. Is. 2i, ny vote for the Marion canity uonhcr and whittled out a small piece of slab wood Fonwick, providing that incorporated r" moie uoiinty, yesterday afternoon.1 ".lust because biciiloridc of carbon will! kill them all otf at comparatively little' expense I note no, " exclaimed Hcpre-1 seututive Lewis, or Multnomah, a lew moments afterward, in voting open tin same bill, "The seigcaut-atarms will please provide a scut inside the railing for lion. W. 11. Ilubson, former Benutor for Murion county," suid Speaker Selling in extending the courtesies of the house to the sage of Staytou yesterday mim ing. SiTgeaut-nt-Arms Tom Bruce scouted around out in the gallery of the .louse and finally came in with Sen ator La Follett in tow und nave him a seat alongside Wctiicsciitntivn AlL-n ! to Lydia E.PinkhamMediciueCo. (confidential) Lynn,Mass.,for ad vice. Your letter will he opened, read and answered by a woman, and held In strict confidence. Injunction Asked Against Author James I,os Angeles, Cub, Feb. 5. George Wharton James of l'asodcna, euthur and explorer, must appear in court Feb ruary 11! to give reasons why an in junction frum the publication of let ters of John Muir, the late naturalist, hieh are in his possession, should not be issued. Fending his appearance, lie is prevented from publishing the let ters, if he desired to do so, by a re- j straining order issued in the superior court here lute yesterday. o..t. t ..... t ....... i.. i.. i... I I'riive .-Hill Hiiiiisi muni's nils minium i,y . . . v... w.Z.i. M..:. li .1 i .... for the first .Minn muir. .Mrs. liuiinu (iocs nor uis- , . , ,., ,i,,,. pute James' ownership of the letters,! ......Jfiil ilCVoiid to resemble a club. The club was of cities ami towns have control over light wood nnd would not have dented cemeteries within their limits during, a policeman's hat. The only clue to the morning session, but, upon second their identity is the description of the thought Representative, Littleficld had t clothing taken. The robbery was com-, the vote reconsidered and the bill re mitteil between 1 and 2 o'clock hist referred to the committee for amend- j night as the officers made their rounds ment so thnt the city of Portland will 11 SPECIAL OFFER IN BALMACAANS The latest have just arrived absolutely guaran teed RAIN PROOF . For good dressers of perfect taste our new assort ment is ideal. 15 per cent Off If you cut this Ad. out and bring it to our store, it will entitle the holder to . 15 per cent Reductions on AHfBalmacaans on thosp hours. KEEP A JAR OF MUSTEROLE HANDY reconsidered upon motion of Represen tative Hunt, and passed yesterday , .,; afternoon. This bill provides that all It Quickly 'Loosens Up Coughs and , fal ,,, .;,,, ;Vnit.inn districts Just a little .ul.Ml.mn.IT, rui'iioii , ...l.-,.,... , assessment and taxation. Colds in Throat or Chest, escape the responsibility and expense of management nnd upkeep of Lone Fir M cemetery which has filled up and there, m is no further sourse of revenue. j If. Ii. 200. bv the irrigation committee, M which was defeated yesterday, was also . 11 tl II SHOES HATS We are continuing carrying the reliable CRAWFORD, always considered the best. A complete line of the latest Fashion Hats House bill 21. i county to purchase authorising Lane a site lor a lan snvs that locks his door at aight, takes I n receipt when he pays a bill, and I finds it necessarv to guard the virtue ! of his daughter. They tell us there is an nngel in every man. It s strange that some of them don't hatch " "Thev snv there is good in nil ro- liuions. Yes but there is a great deal ! that 's bad .and if you have n glass of water in one hand nnd enough poison in i the other hand to kill a man, don't mix them and drink the water. There are lots of religions, lots of theories and lots of attempts to produce re ligions but there is only one Jesus.'1 Precccding the sermon reports were made by people who had attended the praver meetings in the homes nnd in the' public service lit the First Meth odist church. In one prayer meeting four people made their first decision to live the Christian life; at two other homes several people who the night before had made the public declaration i in the tabernacle took m it in the prayer service and prayeu in pumic tune, iunny ouicr '-n ournuing reports were niso gm-n nil V "1 prayer the expectation It wasn't Tom's fault if ho niisiuider-! on vour sore, tight chest before you en; ,.n',iu iicjiioon was unssed. nnd stood the name or was not acquainted to bed will loosen up congestion nnd sl.Voral bills' were indefinitely post- wun tiirmer neuator llolison. The lat- break up most severe colds and congas, pmied upon recommendation of corn ier was shown to a rent in the midst of ill'STKHOLU is a dean white oint- I ,!h fnltnwn- II. H. ''M. bv Fen- the .Marion delegation later on, how- ment made with nit of mustard. Kim-1 wifk, prohibiting the hunting of tip ever, so what's the difference! ! ply rub it on. No plaster necessary i ftmi ,ins WH, dogs:. 11. B. 2."i", by Better than mustard plaster ami does BRICK BROTHERS Formerly Oscar Johnson's Plymouth, Corner State and Liberty Streets. i- SALEM ESSSZSSSJnS 11 it m u m v m tii E:i m u S3 2 CO s g i R r i ti r. S.; li E3 1 ti Itepresentative Dana Allen, formerly i net blister. loi. I I" .. .......... ..I....1. .. uminiiiiun , uir,i ,,i mi: ruuinv L'liin n I . m f . li leinrtiiicut tr M,,,in ,.,,tv i,o. .. wi tell winit rencr it gives i rom rur-j the who use MlTFH01.F, tablished a reputation as being strong Tllnt' Bf"'1'!''". ronsilitis, Croup, lor the Oregon "hen" because of his M,!ff '',:k' Asthma Neuralgia Head measures designed tc. legislate the Chi-1 '"''"N Congestion. . l'lenrisy, Khciimn ncse hen out of competition with the',,sm' Limbngo. 1 ams and Aches ef he home product. Yesterday afternoon H'i,mU or doints, hprains, Sore Muscles was noticed that he was "somewhat list-; Bruises, Chilblains, r rosted ect and less concerning matters legislative and'(!"1(1 if o(t'n '"('v,,'n, 1'10l,m0""'); he s ed nnnsuallv preoccupied re-- At .vour dniggist's, in 2m and 50e garding things earthly when it was ilis-i ,V'rH. ,nn'1 a special large hospital size covered that he seemed to be absorbed ,1"1' , in the study of three Chinese "chick-l Be ur yu R"' ,h(! (?""'" 'MV'S' ens" who occupied front sent a in tho TEHOl.K. Kef use imitations get whnt house gallery. It would not bo surpriB- j V011 n!,k for- .Tho -M ' Ht r..lo Company, ing, Tinder the circumstances, if ho ask. j Cleveland, Ohio. ,l fl, ,..'ifiln.,. c ...;il.. I i.:.. l.:nul looltinu to the exclusion of Chinese liupresontiitive "Jim" Stewart, the' prohibition stalwart of Fossil, was ilis-! cussing the prohibition bill etnhroglin with a number of his fellow represent wns.tativcs, and the conversation drifted to; of ; the nuiisual length of the measure which i init nssei-ts her belief t hat the sole rieht !. . , . v: , a j has been di-awii In nut i Iiiliition ("n. ' ' to publish rests with Muir's heirs. ! TMlljht tlie tabernacle a special called) into effect. " Why, Jim," said j - The letters cover a period of 'Ml fl(,,.vir(, win iie i,nhl for all voun" pen-1 one of them, " the whole subject niulter years and were written by tho natural-; ii,,tween the ni'es of about 1S and could have been co.ored ill one page int to a Mrs. Carr, his cousin. It is:;l.-, ,ln, the center section of sents will and it would have been just, as effee-, said that they include much nf the ' i. ,.un.v,.,l tar them until 7: 4.1 li. in. 'live." "Mure, I know it could," ad-, I All other people are invited to come milled Mr. Stewart. " Then what 's the , ; but. are asked to occupy sents on the' bleu of sucii a long-winded, red tnped; i side sections. Ir. 1st ruin h:is nn- cnntniptioii niiywayt'" "Well," wiys j i ufliinced his subject for the young Mini, ' "vnu know 1 am u printer,, ! people "What Do T Live For." iduu't you?" I Tickets were also distributed last i . ' "U"urday "?l'.e Zl Cliaplaill Is j i meeting for men only to be held Sun- AjTPQfPfl l:'nV ?VnPlinff' i dav iifternoon in the talicinuclc. ' v- . w. h..t. -'i.i acre farm, '.'.) acres under eul-; ,'t, the close of last night 'a meeting; Tivuucin, miiance n er ami pnsriire, ,i. ,,m,nil cominittce met nnd. Collins, prohibiting the removal of nuiubers from boilers, etc.; nnd II. H.I .1114, by Home (by request). mnMng 10 hours a niaximmn day 's work for drug gists and drug clerks. House bills No. 1(1, by dill, 2.14, by Clark, relating to the open season for geese and SfiS, by Dnvey, providing for open season for fame birds in Eastern Oregon, were Indefinitely postponed upon the motion of the authors because they have been merged into n general bill for tl amendment of the game lnws to be in troduced by the game committee. CHINESE ELECTROCUTED. Os;nlng. N. Y., Feb. .". Lee Dock and Kug Iling, Chinese hatchet men, were electnruted in Sing Sing prison here today. It was the first time New York state had ever put a Chinese to death. Hotli were members of the Hip Sing tong and were convicted of killing Leu Knv. the aged leader of the On j Leoug tnug. i Kleptomania is one of the lent nn I profitnble forms of insanity. ARROW COLLARS DEVON VA inches MARLEY VA inches WW A RROW Collar styles are not only most correct, but the collars are the most durable and perfect fitting it is possi ble to produce. 2 for 25 cents CLUETT, PEABODY tr CO., Inc. Mikera best literary work of Muir's life, Good Buys in Real Estate running wiiter. Located I) miles from 1 Salem. Will consider $10,(1110 in trade.j .,. ," 1 ,.. Wednesday us part payment. I'rice l i,s;.i. j ; ..'..lock In the Armorv, This wi I he for nil men of Salem nnd the sur- lj2 acre farm, S()ncies under plow,; rounding .communities, men of nil balance timber and imstuie. running' faiths or of no faiths, creed or no water, house barn. Price W.'i.OO ,pcr creed. The plan is not to make money acre, 1 l)ut to give the men of all beliefs a I chance to meet nn an equal footing and 10 acres of bind nil under plow, lo-see and hear what the churches of the euteil 4 miles from Salem. I'rice.eity lire doing and hoping to do lu 1,1)00: a)(l down, balance tit) pen Salem. There will lie sv on lams y .1 mouth, (1 per cent interest. number of prominent biicf talk by Ostrom. Italian 1'hoeuix, Ariz., Feb. "1. The Nov ued for n men's get-together sui.er Heitiand li. Cox, chaplain of the slnte Doe! y 11 0 u want to make its like this; 20 acres of bearing Italian prune orchard, well located. Price toOOO.OO. H acres of bind all under cultivation, small house, IICj miles out. l'rico $1000; W")0 duwn, bnlaiicc 3 years at I) per cent Interest, Big Irrigation Plant Near Pendleton Sold Pendleton, Or., Feb. 4. Through n dcnl closed here today the Inland Trri- ncrcs of boo.1 land nil under culll- K"tmn company n mic, , .,. ,- . ,. , n ! u' 1 Vnni . i fif I'nrt nni . n. I, mrnu v.a.' ':"'., i,:ro""!. .,"u"N"' S?,' nil. nf l'etiilieton. and K. If. Irwin, ..I cuicKcn-nousc, wuiiiisiifii, wrn, 'i: - -' . . , . . K( , , . Trice $2200.00. "uiminu, ".'""" ' ' nwdncintcH of Tacunia. ,1 eniiiLr at I senate, was ai rested todav while on his way to "pray tile senate open" tpr thej dny session. j Speeding townrd the capitol in his: autoiuoliile, with two senators in the touuenu, the minister was halted by 11 sieed ioli(emiin and iiiforined that he had oxceedcil 40 miles an hour. In spite of the chaplain's assertion that the business nf the state would be seriously impeded, the officr hauled him to the court of Police Judge Me Hryde, who also turned n deaf ear to his plea, and fined him $10. The legislators who aceompniilod the minister threatened to introduce n bill In the senate to afford him relief. citizens nnd a Corn-Mad? Use "GETS-iT," It's Sure nil, of Pendleton, and H. II. Irwin, of Makoi Coras Vanish Llka Magic I 1SCU browned perfectly on top, without being baked hard; a top crust that is velvety in texture; white as snow inside, breaking open with an appetizing softness; and so light in weight that you wonder how they can be made. That is exactly the kind of biscuits made with miles from Salem. A hard cup nf skin makes up every j corn. When you put 2 drops of in ...,. nf land all In timber, located1 The consideration was mn niuuc pu, 5 miles from Snlcm nnd close to rail- H t ' um.ersiooo 10 imvv .iTm..m- yia r on II, it shrivels up and road station. Price $1,100, $.10 down. : mated $500,000. comes right nrf ami there 's your corn balance I0 ner month I Furnish and associates took over all .Kn(, i,v thunder! Simple as taking 1 holdings nf the Storey Timber compiiny Well improved 10 acre tract all nn- of Tacomn in part payment and succeed der cultivntion, good house 11 ml bnm, to the management id the roncern. land in a high state of cultivntion. j The property nf the Inland Irrigation Will take eitv property as part pay-; company includes over 5,000 iicres of ment. Prico $4000. ' ' Irrigable lands in l'miitilla county, Ore- 'gon, with wnter rights, and between Good city lot located just off Cnpilol 5,000 and O.OOO acres of nnii lrrlgable street. This is a bargain. Price $200 , pnsture lands free of nil Incumbrances. canh. Good 4-rootn plastered house, two large lots, si.e 1"" by 100 feet, located on, corner one block to cnrllne, close to school. This Is a good buy. Price $LIO0. Chinese Eggs Popping -In City Crematory We have scvernl fine residence prop erties for sale locate 1 on Fairniount Hill. If you are interested In Fair mount Hill property, see Spokane, Wash., Feb. 6. Five thous and Chinese eggs, shipped from the Orient last year, are pooping In thej city crematory today. This makes a 1 total nf 45.000 eggs out of one ship-! . ... , , . , ,au f ment condemned by cnndlers unpointed I ATrmi -rt and, State Inspec,or oS nercJe' SVrm,B,, V Ioth lot 1H.1 case, ou, of a total I 00 per acre, rasyerms. of m AftUnyt ,, ,, 3 acres of land located Just outside handlers are today examining 200,000 of Hi. eitv limits, to trade for rcsl ;nmre -n. dene property. Price $2400. HIGH TIDES ON BEACH. rwi WmI. Tim. "Hllt " "CETS-rT," Woild'i SlmplMl Cwtr, Hnm Fh. off your hal! That's why corn-millions hnve gone wild over 'Ml KTH IT ' ' nolhing like It ever known, Home folks, to this liny, putter around with bandages, sticky tnie, thick plasters, corn "pulling" salves, gouge corns out with knives snip them with scis sors, make them bleed ami thcu howl tv- 1 i ti..L fl r. MaI. ., . - , . ... . iii -n in,.' iieouuiio iM-ni-n, h ...I, i npfRiise i ih v cult 1 get nn 01 sore corns. :w acres 01 "' ' " ' , house was carried away here todav and y,f " of.TH IT. 1 ' There ' nothing In rn tivation, balance timber and do hut apply 2 drops. The warE Is Lfrrf by W " "GKTH-IT" doe. the res,. No S3 per acre. iswetit the waterfront I Several hundred feet of board walk t .. f t.uv trade or sell. "d roncrele bulkhead were washed If you want to buj, trnde or sen, t seeui. I high tide late today. wiin, 110 tussnig, no changing shoes, no limping. It never fails. Try it to irigiil for any com, callus, "wart or hint ion. He sure that, you get "(IKTS1T" and nothing else. CKTHIT" is sold bv drogirisl . mm m A 1 t " " W H. drabenllOrSl & tO. Uck of Interest In a story Is enough everywhere. 2.1c a bottle, or sent direct Boom 2, Bush Bank Buildta. to prove its truthfulness. hy t.. Lawrence . o., i. nicago, The one great test of any shortening is with biscuits. 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