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DAILY OAPUTAI JO0BXAL. 0ALXX. ORWW1T, SATURDAY, MARCH 91, l&OS.
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
W. KOFJtK, JBd. Aft Pre.
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ni- ttgiNBssss1 1 amma-h tt4)tuAmAs iHiit
sWTmuii mhI Jrtliwflnt af AH Ores.
a ,t .,
I'wfcWiMd rwf JtwwlBf Kzeft 8on1r, B!a, Ore-
f?JHCTirTKW KATBS.
(taTriMy in Aifrasce,) s
aMft trf cantor, jer r''...-'-.W rr mofltb....-.oc
IMtr. H MMHtwr rr- ....-,..., 4J Pe Ofit........afo
Wtaklf, Vf MMkll, fer jr.r.M.,..,.M.l,G0 Mix montht ....,60o
- - .jii.m.1 an a f -i i ... i ii
IVr e itreiiisaes f tHicribrs raeh delivery Bess r -
1Mm4 t Uh Mlairtwi fteeeo At IS cents per moath, f 1.69 for tars
Asytaai Store, F. 0. Do Voe ft Boa, Asylum Avouuo Junction.
Carllst), Seventeenth street, o A. W. Lane, 3ardon Road store.
. Dam's More, Alex, Due, isttb Cotasaerelal street.
. fflectrkt Store, CM. Eppla, East State street.
Fair draunds Storo, Harrison Ds, Fair Grounds Road.
Howell's Corner, Twelfth and Cross streets.
O. K, Grtteery, A. A, Eagles t, Twelfth street.
"Wkttttr't iter, W. D, Whwer, Highland avenue.
Yew Park fttor , T. Q. Bower ox, Twelfth and Leslie.
Biliousness
Dull headache, furred tongue,
yellowish cast to the whites; of
the eyes, sallow skin, offensive
brtath, are all signs that the
Brae needs a doae or two of
BEECHAMS
PILLS
SV ftrerywW. 10- "
W.UI.IIgMllgMli.
AX OHMQONIAN EDITORIAL
.ATMHOWH A SIDttLfOHT OK
THM ACTION OF TMK
MARION COUNTY
CONVENTION
Senator Oourfi, our reports from
"Wash I Hit ten Inform Hit, who has
active' supported Senator Fulton's
resolution authorizing tho depart
wont of Jtisttco to prosecute wits
TOK THE RKCOVRKY 01" It All
OAI) LAND-ORANTS, . linn wrltton
r latter to tho attorney general, in
"which ho espresso strong approba
tion of tho position of tho depart
ment In resisting tho propoHori
amendments to Bonntor Fulton's
resolution; nddlug, howovor, that If
tho equities of Innocent purchno.ra
could bo prosorvod ly tlio amend
ment without Jeopardy to tho govern
mont'a onso such nmnndmont should
bu Incorporated. HE ASHURKH
THE DHPARTMHNT IT CAN COUNT
ON IUH SUPPORT IN FORCINU
THE RAILROADS TO COMPLY!
"WITH THE TEHMH OK THE
GRANTS, ANI HTATEH THAT HE
"WILL HEM' HEC'tmi) HUOir HVIU
HKQVKNT LKOISLATION AH WILL
AFFORD KQU1TAIILE RELIEF TO
Vl'KCHAREHH IN GOOD FAITH
VMOM -THE -ORANTEE -COMPA-NIK.
Orogonlnn Editorial.
Tho nliovo editorial should bo
brought homo to ovory man calling
hlmsolf n Ropubllcnn, and ho should
roHllso that Alio day In pnst when it
county couvontlon ovon can bo indlf
forcnt to a profiling offleor who la
a corporation nitont.
IH IT ANV WONUER THAT THE
HKI'URLICAN XX)UNT CONVENi
TION l'AlLEO TO ENDORHE OUR
DELKOATION
FAILED TO E
IDENT, AND
HIDER A MOTION TO ENDORSE
TAW. WHEN THE I'ERMANEVr
CHAIIUrAN WAfl AN ATl'ORNEY
XiV THE HARRLMAN CORPORA.
TION?
a legislative ticket bound hand and
foot to corporation interest and a
corporation program.
WHEN KAY STEPPED OUT AS
TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN THE
SLATED CHAIRMAN WAS PUT IN,
RUT IT WAS aXK) LATE TO RE
STORE AND CARRY OUT THE MA
CHINE PROORAM.
Dut Adams did prevent any en
dorsement of the present administra
tion by having tho ptntform commit
too bring lti a blanket endorsement
which mentioned RooacvoJt as "last
but not lonst."
CHAIRMAN ADAMS ALSO RI
FUSED TO PUT A MOTION TO EN
DORSE TAI'T FOR THE PREHL
DENOY.
Thuo a muzzled convention, four
flftlis of whoao dolcgnton at heart arc
for Taft and at henjt uphold Roobo
volt, was mndo to bow down to tho
wilt of tho Harrlmnn ngontB.
Tho Orogonlan paragraph contains
tho key to tho wholo situation. Tho
Salem machlno. WHICH HAD REC-
OM.MlfS'DKn A HARRIMAN AT
TORNEY FOR UNITED STATES
DISTRICT ATTORNEY, dooB not
uphold tho present delegation In Its
light to cancol tho Innd grant that
has lioeji uulnwfmlty wlthholdun
from tho people
No wonder tlieno mnohlno politic
lana who hnvo allied thomuHvcs to
tho corporation Intnrostn did not
vnnt any opon dlsouBHlnn of tho
Ibhuha of thin campaign,
No wonder they nrp ufrnld to
come out In tho opon whoro tho poo
plo can uco thorn and lay hnnds on
thorn and call tuoni to account. Their
ways nro dark and If thoy could havo
their way THE CORPORATIONS
in i mi i rim n ill mit '
I THE CHURCHES f
HI IH II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 !
'viimtniru'!?!?-?' W()rr,, " TIM HlUllLIOAN
No wonder they hate ths direct
primary and tho dlrcot oleo'tlou of
aonators. it moans that tholr bar
gains to soil tho rlghtu of tho poo
iiIm tn Milt iifimtfttvti l,m fwimifif hu wnll
Thlt la not a pnrounl mnttor j0(.
againsi tno town niiornoys or mo
Ilnrrltimn aysiom. It U u mnttur of
HUbordlmUliiK a groat political organ
UiUlon to tho wIhIios of a corpora
tlon that U violating tho laws. J
V-. ,,kt ...ill 1. 1.. -....-. I -, 1 a.,... ..j
ou u., win ...uu.u .i, nuuruajrii A,llUu,,.,, nr,n,
for kooplHR down all expression of Count JlR0 BooU mornI
disapproval of Its law es policies 1 nm,olntlld MllBlf Mp0auloy BUru,an
inonopolUlHR tho public lands AM) nf ,,, a-..i r M,.ri irn. i, i.
RACK THE DEVELOP- .., , ,
And on n show-down in tho second
wart I only thrto mon nut of 22 waro
wllllttKto Mtnnd for tho corporation
progmm.
HOLDINO
MEV1 OF THE STATE IF THEY
CAN IH) IT.
And no one will blnmn tho country,
dulKHies FOR SITTING DOWN ON
THE MACHINE LEADERS who so-J
loctsl tho corporation attorneys for
chairman and manage nf the aon-J
vtmtlou. J
Attorney Lou Adams of Btlvorton
vt'fta ohoson for tho temporary ohalr(
maushlp of tho Marlon county Re-J
publloait convention, but ho was lute J
in getting In, and Senator Kay was
choeu.
connned In tho asylum.
Can't
Miss It
So ninny nilmonta aro
purely iiorvous alYcotiona.
kay QiMiimuu the PuonRAM that you can luirdly miss
which wimi tu make an order of bul-1 ft Jf y0ll .y J)p niC3'
hom providing for the nomination oC, NoiTn0f It storis norv-
oub ouorgy iiiiu thfough
ita invigorating influonco
upon tho norvous systoni,
tho organs aro stranthon-.
cd. Tho heart action is
, bettor; digestion improv-
' od, tho sluggish condition
I ovoreonu, and hoalthy ac-
j tivity ro-ostublishud.
AR11 YOU READY
Fur 4h tlHttmlRl upportuuttW
tluu will oomo tu you.
iliHd rvdtt. or rady qaM l
lxl tn wtts thHt
If you hav h kvIhk arvoKUt
vo wlU w UoWi.
t4tart u iKosAHHt WW and bo
For Yer Opporlwiiiiy
Mouny uH deptl tu a saft
savtnud bank U aa lHuruao pol
icy aitttintst ftdvwrsHy. No ou
tthould b wnhout thU prutotlon.
SAVINIS WrAlTMENT
CAHTAl
NATIONAL BANK
Wteptlst.
Tho Baptist Blblo school meets at
10 a. m., morning sorvlco at 11 a.
m. Dr. J. R. Cooler will speak on
"Tho Problem That Evoryono Should
Solve for tho Church." Tho nvuslc
under tho direction of Mr. Chns. Roth
is a featuro of our B'crvlces. Tho
chorus choir contains a male quar
tet, a femalo quartet nnd Boveral
capable soloists. Miss Nina Bushnell
as oganlst is a sufficient assurance
that tho Instrumental part of tho
scrvlco In of a high class. Evening
service at 7:30 p. m., subject, "A
Man Who Knows What Ho Will Do."
A popular Borvloo, short sormon, spe
cial Bongs and solos. Slrnngors are
alwaya wolcomc at our services nnd
wo promlflo that Dr. Comer's address
will interest you,
Flrwt Christian.
Ulblo school at 10 a. m. Preach
ing at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Re
spective themes, "A Church With a
Great Futuro," and "Why I Cannot
Conalstontnly Do a Momber of Any
Other Church." Junior Christian
Endeavor at 3 p. m. 8onlor Chris
tian Endeavor at 0:30 p. m. Good
music, easy pows and a honrty wel
come. D. Errott, pnstor.
United Enuigelloil.
Tho pastor will proach at 11 a.
m., thomo, "Pure Religion," and
7:30 p. m., thomo, "Lot, n Study."
Sunday school at 10 a. m. K. L. of
O. E. at 0:30 p. in. II. A. Deck,
pautor. v
St. Paul'.
Chomokota and Church strootrf,
Rev. Dnrr 0. Leo, rector. Third
Sunday In Lont. Services nt 7:30
a. m. nnd 11 a. m. Sundny school
at 10 a. m. Uiunl wcok-day Lonton
services. All wolcomo,
UHltarlan.
Corner Cottngo and Chomwkctn
Btrcets. Sorvlcos at 10:30 a. in.,
sermon by tho minister, Rov. Paul
8. Dandy. Subject of dlscourso,
"Tho Second Toinptatlon. Voapors
at 4 :30 p. m. Sunday school nnd
Dlblo olnss nt 11:45 a. m., Immo
dlatoly aftor tho morning sorvlce.
Ookm Chapel.
Flftoonth nnd Mill atroots. Sun
day school at 10 a. m. Proaohlng at
J 11 a. in. nnd 7:30 p. in. Testimony
sorvlco nt 0:30 p. m. niblo stiudy
Tuondny Jvonlng. Prayer mooting
Friday ovonlng.
Firht Pretthytvrhtn.
Church streot, near Chomokota
Htreot, Rov. Honry T. nabcook, pas
tor. Morning sorvlco at 10:30 a.
in. EvonliiK sorvlco nt 7:30 p. in.
Respoctlvo nhomoa, "Pntlenco." nnd
"Christ at tho Door." 8undny school
at 12 m. Junior Christian Endeavor
at 3:30 p. m. Sonlor Christian En
doavor at C:30 p. m. Publto cor
dially invited to all those services.
Clirlatlnu Sclenco.
First Churoh of Christ, Bclontlst,
440 Ohomokota stroot. Services Sun
day at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Subject of l0gon sermon, "Matter."
Sunday school at 11:45 a. m. Tho
Wednesday ovonlng meeting la hold
at 7:30 p. in.
Reading room In tho church opon
oaoh afternoon vxopt Snudny. All
aro cordially Invltsd to attend the
sarvlooa and the road lag room.
Firnt MuUhhIM U)tNrowl.
Rov. W. H. Slsok will preaoh at
10:30 a. m. ou "Okteoa's Thre IUm
drt." and at 7rS0 em "A Orat
Woman. Dr. Hsrltage director of
th oholr. -Prof. Roberts organist
HWr4h litage at :U p. m. All
am oerdktfly Uvltwl.
OREGON VERSUS IDAHO DEBATE
Japanese ExcImsIom, a LIvo QHCtIH
Ir Wiicii the Whoio UhRciI
States Is Interested.
(Eugene Register.)
Tho third debate of the Triangula
Debating league, In which tho Uni
versities of Orcflon, Idaho und Wash
ington compete for the northwest
championship; will bo hold Thurs
day, March 26. On this night each
Institution moots the olhor two col
leges and at tho same hour debates
tho same question.
Oregon has two teams. The ono
taking tho negatlvo side of tho ques
tion will debate Washington at Se
attle, while tho afflrmatlvo team wilt
remain nt homo and meet tho Uni
versity of Idaho In Vlllard hall.
Washington will most Oregon In Se
attle and send a team to Moacqw
to debate Idaho. Idaho meetB Wash
ington In Moscow and sends her neg
atlvo team to Eugene. The winner
Is decided by counting each Judges
voto as ono p6lnt. Oregon won tho
championship last year by dofeatlng
both Idaho and Washington and her
two teams will fight like Trojans to
repoat tho stunt and retain her title.
Tho question to bo debated this
year la, "Resolved, That tho present
laws rotating to tho admission of
Chlneso Immigrants to tho torrltory
of tho United States should bo ox
nnded to Japanese immigrants."
This Is a live question and tho de
bate promises to bo tho most inter
esting. "Whether or not tho japs
should bo excluded ban been brought
.in in many parts of tho country,
henco wo hnvo something to look
forward to, for tho argument next
Thursday will bo faRt and furious.
Tho negative team going to Soat
tlo Is composed of Claronco Wheal
don, 10. lender; Thoa. Townsond,
09, nnd 8arl Kllpatrlok, '00. Tho
amrmntlvo tonm which will moot
Idaho hero Is composod of . Jobso
Ilotid, '09, loader; Walter Eaton, 09,
and Horton Nlcholns, '10.
Malinger Edgar Smith has ar
ranged for a reception to bo given
under tho auspices of tho Laurcan
nnd Phllologonn Literary societies
In honor of tho two teams and of
Uort Prescott, who won tho Inter
collegiate oratorical contest at Mon
inouth Inst Saturday. Tho recoptlon
will bo hold at tho dormitory recep
tion room noxt Monday night. There
will bo Brooches by tho guests, music
and rofrothmonts. Manager Smltn
has also arranged for special cars to
bo run to tho unlvorslty Thursday
night as thoro will ho an Immonso
crowd out to hoar tho dobntc.
gsi
Kilt
Spring Humor
It is important, to you from every standpoint ft
should thnrouirhlv rlpans vnuv K1nv4 c n .. "t
"T . " '.. ::Z ', "iW" Ul autfiose.
that have accumulated in it
during the winter. Do this by
taking; Hood's Sarsaparilla.
You will feel better, look
better, eat and sleep better, do
your work more easjly and
satisfactorily, and be in sfood
condition to resist prevalent
diseases and to withstand the
hot waves of summer which
have such a depressing and
prestrating: effect on the weak,
debilitated and run-down.
The secret of the unequaled
success of Hood's Sarsapa
rilla as a remedy for Spring
humors is the fact, proven
annually by thousands of
grateful people, that it thor
oughly cleanses the. blood,
gives strength and tone to
every organ and function and
builds up the whole system.
I 8fak from experl.a r t,
Hood's SamMrtiiTJr?
mondatton. Fnr ..i" t"at 1
Bcnend blood purifier thl T
falls. ItriwdossiuSfS
udisor. I know It to bHX':
alt rheum, and sUitallwSrtbS
7. . -" iuerucma i ta .,.
it has no wiual. It CirM JZl
Z$,, "? '6 t6w hTJ
medicine I br0 f0m,d . fTl
fni!lr. Mbs. J. p. Q ,r
uwanwi, C1MSU
Hood's Sarsapari!
viil conviaco and euro whero-given a fair trial. Buy a bottle
Sarsatabs pro Hood's 8raparlllft In t. I Sold- by nil drnmrtiti or .t .
let form. Jfvo 4l.lentlcally juaU on wolpt olDriMbMfl
the smo curatlro proportlcs. tOOdosos 31. Lowell, Mui p T u ll
i Goahantbed under the Food and Drugs Act, Jnno 30, 1P03. Jfo, '
SUiM3IONS.
Department No. 1.
iBtato the actual pries which 1
ror theso olght outfits h
i. i.u i .
uu uuuuvuu. i ncrcioro Ihu W
lnc nnd lminM.i u. .
In tho nirotllt Cntrr nt i Rtntn. nt . " Ulffl 01 !
" " ' w " ",v """" "' withhold.
Oregon, for Marlon County, Do-
pnrtmont No. 1. nics cured In a to tt I
Prlndtnnn. Rlinlliv Qlinn Pn titnln. TIArrn ntimon. .
' "" " -1 i. uiniaibM 11 gntrul
una, vs. u. u. Asnoy, uoienunni. euro any casa of Itchlnj.l
Good for Ewrybody.
Mr. Norman R. Coulter, a promt
nent architect, in tho Delbert build
Ing, San Francisco, Bays: "I fully
ondroso all that has boon said of
Electric Hitters as a tonic mcdlolno.
To O. U. Ashby, tho abovo named do
fendant:
In tho name of tho stato of Ore
gon you nro horoby required to op
pear and answer tho complaint filed
against you in tho abovo entitled
notion, on or boforo Thursday,
March 5, 1908, being six weeks from
and aftor the first publication of
this summons, and If you fall so to
answer for want thereof tho plain
tiffs will tako Judgmont against you
for tho sum of $423. GC, togothor
with plnlutlff's costs and dlsburso
monts of this action, and nn ordor
for tho sale of tho property attached I
in mis ncuon, vis: Lots l, 2 and B,
In block 27, in Yew Tnrk Annex o
Snlom, Oregon.
Yopi will furthor tako notlco that
Hon.'O. H.&uTfaelt', Judgo of tho
nbove ontltled court, has on Janu
ary 21, 1908, at chambers at Salem,
Orogon, mndo an ordor in UiIb action
that summons bo sorved upon you by
publication, by publishing said Burn
ing or Protruding Piles it t
day sor money rofnnded. it
AW
' ir- a ut. ni.:
U prtterred-asd rnkd
Robem'ct. a null iti
nretontion. ddiaWr I
Makei th tida adtdt
LlHithal maLIJ
raf ."""-
vj dv orer-dmwMi rwNHt
enUnred rorti. ckmttt t
, 4ucm in&unsMtlos b4 sfftkh i
lauiastEiowfiuew wwMtvaci
went of Mdagttadi mm km
iii captioned ttwoi tm i
AIa sad nipphr ai W
JitjfwDmggiJtJtrtfim
OBERTII
w
It la irnml fnn nvnrvlinrtv. It nnrrftftta I
stomach, liver and kidney disorder, ' ..S "i.9e
In a prompt nnd ofllclont manner
and builds up tho system. " Elootrlc
Dlttors Is tho host spring medicine
over sold over a druggist's counter;
ns a blood purlflor it Is unequaled;
50c at J. C. Perry's drug store.
"Dr. MIIm Nrvtn U wurth its
re lr. I oUiUI
P, woik. u or tana. i mmji nMrly
I wlat tla m. . I lud a kaI Vy
ltil st f xUt. I 4ovH Hit vat.
! eraty. OnJrty I r4kt4 up a ivir uh
th hrat thtatr Uiat nul m m'm a
an 4rtbiment or tn WIIm Krv
1h. I cwttoiudnl to try It and Itt h
WtMtfht H U to m. I did not knaw
in &nu m. , i iiau a i
tut st no rU. I 9
tp, wwk. lt or tand.
eraty. OnJrty I r4kt4 u
th (Vrat tntntr Uiat nul
?n 4rtbiment of tn
ua. 1 conoludnl to try I
doatcur ia and I did bo. Aftw takiu
tn botll I cul4 drv4i mvH. TUn
I lxa taViRtr IV. MUoa' Utrt Cur
Sad now I un work and r ut. and
v told many taa benf at I tav re
otlvvd rrom thct rwdic and -fai
et them hava bMtn oured fcr tt
tnc. I ant arty-ulna jrri 4d
AKNA a. TAU4KK. LawtaUma. m
. ir. Mlt Nervlna Is told sy your
WlVvh v.111 cuarant that tha
fkrtf ettu y,HI btntttt. If It falla, M
vrlH rtfuM ur mony.
HlUMs4ic4JC Klldurt.1114
OAMTORXJu.
New Notnricn,
A. S. Coolsy. Wallewa: C. A. Ep
loy, JefTorson; Robt. L. Pollock,
Portland; M. W. Goodman, Lostlnoj
Jas. D. Hums. Condon.
Now Corporation,
WMten as WelT as Men Ar Mete
Miserable by KMtfey and
Dladder Traille.
Kidnrv trouble preys upon the mind,
dlswouraj-Mainlleieiisambition; beauty,
fpx aim rnceriui
ue3 soon disappear
when tlir kidneys are
out of order or dis
eased. Kidne trouble has
become so prevalent
that it i mt uncuni
tHOit for a child to be
born afflicted with
aak kiilnovB TftliAi
i.. 1. 1 .......... .. ,. ,.. f v:
v ... uiiiiiruHuii.ca, ii me urme scalds
the HeU.r ii. when OwcbiUl reaches an
ae when it khould b Able toiontn.l the
tlvo weeks lu the weekly Issues of
Tho Woekly Capital Journal, a news-
papor of general circulation printed
and ptibllshod weekly on Thursdny
of enoh week at Salem, Oregon; that
tho first publication of this summons
Is on January 23, 1D0S, and "that tho
last publication thoroof Is on March
5, 100S.
H, A. JOHNSON. Jr.,
8. T. RICHARDSON,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
l-23-7tw.
Tho olght "bdow girls" in "Com
ing Thro' tho Ryo" aro denominated
by Arthur George V. Hobart as
"Newport's Flora of Fashion." Thoy
wear long gowns and plcturo hats,
all of thorn of different models. Tho
press agent said that if ho wore to
m
ten
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8a: h1uu tuk, liiM; inoorio-
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UurlojNMttsoR OtntMur: inconmra-
td Had th Mws of the state of
WaVlasto. MiMttal mook, $300.
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