Editorial Page of "The Capital Journa
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CHARLES H. FISHER,
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SUGAR PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION
To every man it is given to attain in spirit to the
heights of virtuous life and to at all times what his con
duct should be, would he act like a hero or a saint.
But more than that is needed. It is essential that the
spiritual atmosphere about us should be transformed to
such a degree that it ends by resembling the atmosphere
of Swedenborg's beautiful countries of the age of gold,
wnerein the air permitted not a falsehood to leave the
lips.
An instant comes then, when the smallest evil we feel
like committing falls at our feet like a leaden ball upon a
Circuit Court Lesson
In Polk Cootny
("Capital Journal Speeial Service.)
Dallas, Ore., Oft. 7. The Polk coun
ty circuit tourt is in session this week
at the court house with Judge H. H.
Belt presiding. The first day of the
eourt was taken up with hearing final
applications for naturalization papers.
WHAT IS URIC ACID?
THE CAUSE OF BACKACHE, BKETJMATJSM, GBAVEL AJTD SODDEN
DEATH.
of urie aeid win.;-
ly. Send to Dr. Pierce, t
i' Hotel and Surgical Institute
, X 1, for i pamphlet d.
Ever since the diseoverr of uric aeid !an accumulation
in the blood by Seheele, in 1775, and:" body.
th,. ho.i effort it haii nnon tna bodv. , '"'
Several widow's pension eases are up '.;mtUt and hvieisna have trien Buffalo,
Tnr mil iprm nr nitrf rnrw nr ini'm . .l i . i i.i i - An-nrii1. mm ftnnn ill
.. . - - no nil me tissues uu mc uioou ui , ' --- oia ior
being appeals from the deeision of the I tbi, It)ijjoB Because of its over- jtrlal I'ackrge of "An-uric" Tablets
justice fourt. One of the most importat abundance in the svatem it causes! Jf -vu that tired, worn-out feel
cases of the term is the $30,000 dam- j backache, pains here and there, rheu-;lng. backache, neuralgia, or if your
age suit, filed by August P. Bbser, matism, gou gravel, neuralgia and ; )eep " disturbed by too frequent uriua,
for his charge. Joe Fritz, against the sciatica. It was Dr. Pierce who dis-on, SO to your best drug store anit
i- e t t iL i i , .-ouinern i-aciric nanwav company, covered a new aeeat. eai eil An-ane, x-ierre s Anuric"
UISC Of bronze, When everything Changes, though We knOW Mr. Fritz was an engineer an engine l which will throw out and completely ; Tablets. . . "C
it not, into beauty, lOVe Or tlUth. (which went through a bridge above j eradicate this uric acid from the sys-i Doctor Pierce's reputation ia bark of
B . i. u i i Black Bock some time ago and in the tem. "An-uric" is 37 times more this medicine and vou know that hi.
ut this atmosDhere enwrans nniv those whn have hppn! ...;.i !, .i .ntw ..pio . P.nn..o-... 1 a
j . i J - ' - ' - " - " " 1 - ' ' '. , wwuu iuau iKuia, ' i ' . v.u....v -' ' iui um; allVCr Snii
painful injuries. 'you need no longer fear muscular or :iis "favorite Prescription" for th
: articular rheumatism or gout, or many : ills of women have had a splendid rep'u.
Doctors Hold Meeting Here. other diseases which are dependent on.tation for the past fifty years. a!iVi
The Tri-County Medical association, i i
presenting the phvsicians of Polk, -
Marion and Yamhill counties met in AlwaVS Watch ThlS Ad ChancP Plffo
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heedful to ventilate their life sufficiently by at times
flinging open the gates of the other world. It is when we
are near those gates, that we see; it is when we are near
those gates that we love.
I r or to love one s neighbor does not mean to eive one s this city Tuesday evening to enjov a ;
It is reported with some degree of authority from; self to him, to serve him and sustain others. We may tI
Woincrton that President Wilson will recommend to; possibly be neither good nor noble, nor beautiful evening was started off with an eiabor
ConS the retention of the tariff duty on sugar, as; m the midst of the greatest sacrifice, and the sister of ZSl? 1 1
a means of producing revenue. This may be all 'right 1 JVil
the present circumstances, but the industry does not need pei naps na e a mean, rancorous, miserable sou . , j. a(..ment!(i ot Meat u 3(.cr(.tarv. ; t
protecting and for every dollar the national treasury re- .To one s neighbor in the unmovable depths means j We own If
j.rouLiuifc, j nnn to th- to love in others that which is eternal for one's ne riihors T.. Jf. fLJ.. ., i
iicme
gun it
West : f
f 'PI L I I I I I 1 1 II 1 II Lilt. I ' V ' V. ' i vvv--- . . I . - '
t .i,.o,j A, va hvv PYnnrtPi-s in truesi sense oi tne term is that which aDDroaches-by footing him.if with
l r bv covVistaticr uk; the nearest to God-in other words, all that is best and!
i i... u .t nA fn,-0;rrn nnmmow : purest ia man and it is only bv ever lineerm? near the bad a hot of friends
ISSUeU UV Hie UUICUU ui uwi"- "" vv.fa. f u J: Il.-j- . ?, , ; Knights of Pvthias lode
it - t ;,, ;ai.ca nmt vuu taa uiMruver me uivine in me soul
More than one-fifth of the forty billion pounds of, eVY ou he Me to SAy wth ,the J?an 'PauI:
uear that represent the world's production last year! nan I desire to love most tenderly one who is dear to
was consumed in the United States. The consumption of, me and wish to forgive him everything, I have but to
futrar in the United States exclusive of its sugar-produc-J look at mm a few moments in silence."
ing islands during the fiscal year ending June :;0, 1915,
Stinson, who committed suicide
a shot
near
Dallas and
here in the
e who were
deeply grieved to hear of his sad
death. Mr rinsoii was a man of many
fine qualities and made a host if
friends wherever he went. A large dele
gation of the loyal Pythians will at
tend his funeral in Salem, Friday afternoon.
FOR THE WOODSMAN
We have all kinds of Axes, Sledges, Wedges, Saws and Equipments
for the woods.
All kiis of Corrugated Iron for both Eoofs and Buildings.
A good JSOO.00 Laundry Mangel, slightly used for one-fourth original
cost.
A Woodsaw complete for sale or will trade.
Two Ponies and Harness at a price that will aurprise you.
H. Steinbock Junk Co.
The House of Half a Million Bargains.
302 Xorth Commercial Street. Phone 808
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Hunnicntt Sentenced to Pen.
Harry Hunnicutt, of Independence,
was sentenced to serve a term of from
one to ten years in the state peniten
tiary at iSaiem by Circuit Judge Belt.
.Monday morning for stealing and
ranch of
rrr . 11 .i,i
has been calculated bv the bureau of foreign and domes-' lU .ine irouwe wiin tne entente alliance nations is to get
tic commerce, department of commerce, as 8,G::0 million aj mies inio acuon au tms year hundreds ot thous
ands ,or eightv-six pounds per capita. anhf!f f soIdiers of EnSland- France and Italy were idle
1 rtf ,u Jnt,.,r in 101.1.1.-1 1 .! while Germany was engasred in drubbinf? Russia. It was
-ii- r i . 1 ' Only alter the hUSSian CamDaiPTI Was nrntlfnl1v finicrior? I burthe"nS a.steer on the
V-il mimons pUUIlllb erf iJimiuuftl ihi uic maimaim, , - , , . tu t r r V V V 1 ,'Oeorge .McLaughlin between Independ-
4Z81 million pounds in Haiwaii, 5SD million pounds in Porto, inal e otlensn e on the w est front was attempted, ence and Ben. vuta. Hunnicutt an
Rico, :127 million pounds in the Philippines, and the -jfenr
maJnr in fon-ifm countries. Cuba, the leadnsr source1 ?ned flom the eastern field to meet the onset. Now charge. 1 .
. . . . m. 'rif a. ..u oermanv sppms hkp v rn wmo nut 3ovKi'o ,,-v,;u v, i i
oi our nnDorteu suear. sent us i.io minion nounus in uie ,. . -ry . --i nunc uci al
ias t fiscal yea
much as that
IJOrifU bUKUr, Wiu us-,iwimmuiiwuimjUi iuc .. i eftlor,aj j- ' :. ft - . I The regular meeting of the Dallas!
year, that quantity being nearly four times as "es " on, steeped in inane activity. It is every nation, commercial dub wa. held in the dubi
that from Hawaii and eight times as much asi &Vts5
Order By Phone
if more convenient to you. The meata
you require will be as carefully selected
as if you were here in person to over
see. And what you order will be deliv
ered promptly on time. Prices of
course will be the same as if you cam
here yourself. And they are always as
low as the lowest.
Independent Market
157 S. Commercial
Phone 729
Beet sugar now leads cane sugar bv nearly one billion' co"ceited offensive onset.
pounds in the yearly domestic product, having reversed
i I . 1-1 It.- 1 i A. T 1 OA-
ine conumons wnicn ooiaineu iweniy years ago. in
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Fenton, in
Dallas.
A.-C. Shaw, a prominent Portland
attorney, was in the city Monday on;
fi!l tint 0Vl,, U t J i j. 110 V , I matter or importance were attended I ""')!. ln me .uonaay oi
: ian, noi yet navmg been forced to stem a combined and During- the absence of resident ; le8ttl ni attended the open
President Wilson is for woman suffrage.
Vice-I'resident X. L. Guy pre
imately 775 million pounds, the share of beet sugar being . wwlA't V11 ? sn11 niDDiing away at the German
only 45 million pounds. In 1915 our sugar product had tlencnes, although he occasionally takes a good sized bite.jL'
Emperor Franz Josef is dying again
Fuller.
sided.
M. L. Thompson, one of Falls Citv's
Pnccihlv! m prominent business men, was a
MIL" UUIIUIIIOUS wiiidu uuuimiu imriiiy jciiia agu. in iuu, r , , , - - ' . . . """""v , Dallas visitor this week.
for example, according to the statistical abstract of the; Mls' alt named tnat as part of the conditions of the pact.; l. Fin-th business
it i , . .ii i- 1 i i i i l .visitor Wrdnesdav evening.
iiiiiiiu.Hu,i, nit uwiiwiiv. ciijiui )uiuuv.i,iuuuvuuYiu.v p i T.ff u i. .1,,. ,, , , , , itcv.' a. a. winter, or iNilero, was in
u ,,ui" jvxiic io tui juuunng away ai tne uerman ? the first of the week. Rev.
inter was formerly president of Dal-
eouege.
Wm. and Ed Himes, civil encineers.
were biLiiiicss visitors in Independence
I Monday.
Mrs. Dean Collins and baby daugh
ter have returned to her home in Port
j land after a short visit at the home of
I Judge and Mrs. J. L. Collins,
j Mrs. Jess Barham and Mrs. William
I I'lrey have gone to San Francisco,
j where they will attend 'the Panama
; Pacific exposition.
i Thomas I'aufield. a prominent ranch
er oi tne KicKreaii ncigliDornooil, was
a Dallas visitor Tuesday morning.
Mrs. F. J. Craven visited this week
with her parents. Dr. and Mrs. Wm.
Tyler Smith, at Sheridan.
Carl Fenton. of Kugeue. visited the
first of the week at the home of his
increased to 1,5)11 million pounds, the share of beet hav-i
ing grown to 1,118 million and that of cane having de-.
creased to 40: J million pounds. Meantime beet sugar has
practically disappeared from our imports. Eighteen
years ago, when the Cuban supply of cane sugar was cut'
off by war, we imported nearly two billion pounds of beet'
pugar. After the return of peace in Cuba our imports of,
beet sugar fell off sharply, and in the last fiscal year beet
aigar imports amounted to less than one million pounds.
The cutting off of the sugar supply of European coun-i
tries has resulted in a remarkable expansion of our sales,
of sugar to foreign countries. I
Mu Rippling
I W , J T 1 II n i
fy Walt Mon
Rhijmos
MOTHER AND MAID.
i-r the fiscal year 1015' L, . A maiden in a garden swing is surely an entrancing
they aggregated 5S2 million pounds, as against twenty-; imng- 6ne wears a ?own of white, mayhap, a Chambei-s
HAVE COLORINYOUR CHEEKS,
Be Better Looking Take
, Olive Tablets
If - your kln Is yellow completion
ing of the circuit court.
Miss Bertha Serr, daughter of Mr. !
and Mrs. Henry Serr, of the Oail hotel, :
left Monday afternoon for Portland.;
.iii-ic sue win icacn ocai lessons tuis paiuo tonga coatea appetite poor-
winter. 'ou have a bad tasie In your mouth a
Mrs. Sam Elliott, of ("nrvnlli, ; vi.. & J.0: feelins-you shoulj take
and i Dr. Edwards flv T.ihlti ..h.
stitute for calomel were prepared by
Dr. Edwards after 17 years of study,
with his patients.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a pure
ly vesretable compound mixed with olive
oil. You will know them bv their oliv
iting at the homes of relatives
triends in Dallas this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stapleton, of
Portland, were recent visitors in Dal
las. Littlp Dan West nn nt Trot
left Thnrsdnv mnniinir fnr Tlnt,' Color.
Ore., where he will snend the winter : ,.!' yP? c,ea- JPnk kte. bright
the home of his grandparents,
Mrs. H. C. Eakin, of Rickreall, visit
ed ffiends in Dallas this week.
C. E. stnats, of the Airlie neighbor
hood, was a Dallas visitor Tuesday afternoon.
two and one-half million pounds in 1000 and forty and one-
half million pounds in lNO.
f 1
In a circular U tter recently issued by the Oregon Ag
ricultural college, in reference to co-operative farm dem
onstration work in the state of Oregon, the statement is I
made that this work is being carried on in eleven counties c
of the state, but that in everv count v with th pvccntinn .
of Marion, the county's one half is provided by direct ap-' jrtW"
propriation made by the county court. Farm demonstra-, Jfj
tion work is now U'ing carried on in the following couik
i . i . ii.... nvti . i. t i t i ,-i ii...: r rn e i ,.i
ui's tH'suies .Marion: i liianiooK, L,ane, l oos. jacKson. iia-. "air are iuii oi siuis. ine strantrpr tn.n-u -h;cVAm
math, Lake.Malheur, Union, Wheeler and Crook. The then, and goes back around the house again and sees
total cost in each county, including salary of county atjri- the maiden in the swing, a charming and delightful thing
culturist and his travelling expenses, range from $'!000 to, "I'm glad," he. sighs, "that I am old, I'm glad my blood is
iww. mi' expense is uorne oy ine county ana state, eacn , running cow, or i mignt ian upon my knees, t)efore that
the
noved in her lap, her hands are soft and
lily-white, and earth affords no fairer sight.!
Man views her with romantic tears.and in1
his heart bewails the years, which bar him
from the lover's vow, forbidding him so!
sweet a frau. And then around the house!
he goes, and sees her mother washing:
clothes or hanging rags upon the line, with
aches all up and down her spine. Her!
hands look fierce; for they were boiled, as
oer the tub she sadly toiled: her face ias
lungneu oy steaming duds, her eyes and
lit Cllllc TVia ctfinrvn 1 t 1 1
iwu. ine expense is borne by tne county and state, each , running com, or l might fall upon my knees before that
aying one half. The work is proving of gi;eat benefit to! damsel 'neath the trees, and she might softly whisper ves
he rural population. There were on August 1st of this naught could be worse than that, I guess'"'
ear over 700 county agriculturists at work in the United '
States. The other Pacific coast states, Washington and
..i:r i. i - .... i..
VUiu ui uui, eai.ii nae iweive.
A Japanese seer predicted the marriage of President
Wilson to a widow 10 years of age. Mrs. C.alt is only :!8
years old it seems, but women, especially good looking
widows, sometimes are a little forget fud in the matter of
keeping track of their birthday anniversaries.
LADD & BUSH, Bankers
Established 1SGS
Capital $300,000.00
Transact a general banking business
Safety Deposit Boxes
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
VARNET S AUTO FOUND
IS DUNSMUIJl, CALIF'
The Kinn auto IvIimiiiiiK to IVtev
uiMi'i, the n-ed nip, whii h was stolen
I mm Uiv X Klein's uamite in this 1 1 v
h. liM-aird ii-iterdar RtterniHin at
I n :i -in i i r, I iililnniia. whet it was kit
rn the t t.-,-t. The ,-nr hs.l l.ecn niuti
lnti-1 tn iniilie i lentif ii ation .liffu nlt
I iiHiPH'ii'fiT hsil in liroken
I mm the .-up of the tadiator. The enl
ptit, had reiiunel tli leunlaf In-ensr
from the i r an I ul.tiliited another
that m tnli'ii from a tnr that wn nut
I k' 'ed whirh im in the Karaije at
the tune they made tneir get awav wit'il
aiiiey s car.
I he niitnl r a, ., , f;iel from the
engine and mud wa imearrd all over
ni uTfiif'iu.,1, ii... ..tt u ..u....i
ron Tiiti!ertrnii. ,,, j. Hmith a JMvllnsT it to others." Mrs. Annie
snpwu Phi , , ,rtfM weM.
int then. ! Michigan.
VIGOROUS ADVAKCB IV i
STOCK MAEKET TODAT
)tii yiifc-ht Kir,
Fruitlaod News
(Capital Journal Special Service.)
Frnitlan.1. Or.. 0-t. S Mm. Kmmi
I Howers is in Salem visiting with Mr.
Dr. t'ayton.
I Mr. Claude Tune and Miss Mary Brn
I baker lioth of the Bethel district were
married a few day ago. Thus another
'page has heen furred in the social life
lof thin community.
Mis .Tosie Bowers carried away three
i first premiums for fine enihroidery at
the state fair just closed.
; School begaj Monday with Mins Xa
;nini Kunner in charge. Pullowine are
; the grades for the term with names of
pupils as at present enrolled:
I Tirsf grade Mary Rohlsen, Revnol.l
.Oerie, Lloyd Mrod, JIarie Cade," and
l inilhll!! llirU'l.
. xt. . , I eeond firadp Kthel Anderson. Bar.
iwan Lreek, Mich. "I cannot speak 'nd Willianis. Oeore Geria, Rnlp'u
too highly of your medicine. When "entler. and Hale fade. '
through neglect or' '""rth grade (!eore Mcllwain,
overwork 1 Ret run Heutler Rudolph Fliegel, Minnie
down and mvarjoe-1 .''""' ,!,lth ,J,tti- YrM Standi-
tit U and '"I AW,ie M- Mlfehdl.
ute w poor and I ,d (ieortre Hammer.
.lave that weak. Ian-, sixth grade-IVIwin Williams. Her-
S:uid, aiways tired hert Thum so i, Leah Coleman. Ruth
feeling. I get a bot- i Mitchell, Carson Stnndifer, ami Harold
tJeof Lydia E. Pink-: Whi''-
ham's Vegetable Seventh utinle Hamld Lattia, Ed
Compound, and it 1K,"1,r'1- Mildred Doualdwn, and
build, me up, give. .t-'lV ...
meatrencrtt, .A . I . .. . ' . ""r. " 'ie. r.r:i-
p,..., H,,,.,,.. K.rt.l
J3tore. me to rwrfet man lu, ....
It is truly a great b!es-' Tuesday Josie and Kstiier Bowers
are torn-
WOMEN WHO ARE
ALWAYS TIRED
May Find Help in This
Letter.
1 Vn:jn
i ' i i
New York
What to Do for Eczema
Orenn- ,ilve and olntmentu should not
rtc applied i( tornl rlar -Lm i wantnl.
Knuu anv Uriuiint tor 'J- or 1 1 for
Mr lanfe mi-, get a l.uw nt imim.
When applinl dinsdit, it rSivtuly
reinoini n-aeiua. i"u lly ti lt hmc.
mid heals km it'iiihlin, U Min-s, burn.
wound ami ih:itiuit. Il enetnitp,
i li-sn-.' and MHihe Z,-mo I itependnhl
ml liiTtti. Trr It. a we rwllmn
nmliiiK t.ni have r usl hi a .llevthe !
hv the
J'.i.O
ew V.i V. Ut. v.x viKorou ad
micc ot r:'irna. .lisre was the fea
tore of to lay", market. After a mot a
iiit sesnnin. in nlmh war storks ad
nied rapidly and then teiame sud
denly iuaitne,
Sehroeder and Her-
health aRain,
it!i I' w?ra"1' anJ I nnot sp,.ak too!vi"tvd I'ortland relative who
i highly of it I Uke pleaure in tvcom- Pn"rily living near Brook.
metviin? it to othr "M lOilav. Ihursdav. H. C Hr..!.. ..!
Cameron, R.F.D., No. 1, Swan Creek n"', h'eu'r- H'r' Bressler and Mrs.
Mkhigan. "-reek, ,re,ser atte ule. the f'Miernl 0f H. ( .
Another Sufferer Kelieve.1.
H .. mourn, ine ilei
ehron. Me. -"Before taking vour, ofT! rears.
'T'Z ' 7" down, discour-1 Mrs. (i. v. Marninu and Mr,. Man
aged and had female weak n-s. I took pf M.-MinnMlle. visited at the
Lydta E. I'lnkham'. VegeUbl Cor".1"01"" of M- Stanifer. of this place,
(wuiitj4 m J .... 1 L n ... fa u M-.v.. 1
unit) ine anative Wwh, and
nressier mother, who died recentlv
-at Pallas. Interment will he nt Mon
mouth. The deceased had rm. l,,,.l th
n. fpplin nt himv.intf
like childhood days, you must cet at tha
cause.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets act on thi
liver and bowels lik calomel yet have no
dangerous alter effects.
They start the bile and overcome con
stipation. That's why millions of boxes
are sold annually at 10c and 25e per box.
All drug-gists.
Take one or two nightly and note the
pleasing results.
fc. The Olive Tablet Company. Columbus.
floating in space which did not ma
terialize iu print. Among those caught
and preserved is one to the effect that
the jmlao gave certain county printing
to some Salem newspapers winch no
doubt made the Salem hog through the
Salein publishers grunt with satisfac
tion. Some of the taxpayers suppose
the county court and not Judge liitshey
alone had a hand in this as he is only
a part of said court. I suppose the
judge could clear iiimself through the
columns of these Salem papers if he
chose. Another charge is that he will
not rnnt widows a pension. Great
guns. This show, the judge i nnt
"gone" on widows and is not fishing
for popularity amo:ig the fair sex which
might form a reason against his recall.
P. M.
Bl
last week
find today that 1 am an entirelv'new ! Mr' Km,n" m emploved as
woman, reaJy and willing, to do nw l'Wmnnnn' f baking powder com
housework now. where LTZ ! ''T u fi" 'V? 9""e "ir'
W 'ii Mnmitfr Of HKlMV ntfiM tha. nr,
"'"'"J railway were, in.prw.upt the min.!, of .t ,iHn havin w,., . ni,on ;. ,".:
lmn.l hii.I wnirted upward, ' 7omn m"'t the benefits ther rn -"Kht not long nao. The vinM .n.l
u.r.on were mu. a injured with no -rent
motive hut pure t nsedne, A
tKkrn la
many to ne high maiks for the vear. ; TT' ' . " J"T medianes," Ur,
Tne upward mxement begaa at mid I Kowt. Kcnnvbag', Maine.
aiki Mtittyliif.
Zeuio, Cleveland.
.toy. .(.ne! ly at fu.t, rewilt.nc a net
gam of from two to more thsn seven
points in all the principal ttani'ta
turn hte, I he market closing decided
ly Mrnugrr ard Cltri'melT active.
licwding. Ihigh Valle. New Haven
'ami uioa I'aridr ),-,. The velum e(
jactmty ilm-ly nuit.hed yrstentiy 'a.
If
good l.lauknake whip well laid
ya wnt anerlai .t.ii n" 'lv for th low down
writ. I. t ..n.. . im." ream.
Icl; Ci "l ,nr,,u MM'- Tha Ww.dha,. Independent
' Lynn. '-'.
, V"' " "r W A j o inty
. e,rK.f confidem-e.
a few is-
'gam .ninir th nv-all
Imlge Ituhev. It eonmer-
Sle'-lfie i'hari.-e wheria thi
idge ha n.al- ln-i.lf .frn
Ts.- were a number of other rharges
CRYSTALII1
Drive sway RlieuB.a
tism sad Neuralgia, re
litveaaprainsaattDniisc. Ope. a Emm iutmKi.