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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-29

BISHOP
POTTER
Episcopal Minister at Van
cOuYer Attacks His
AbuSeTS

Vancouver, Wash, Aug. 29.-In his
sermon at st. Luke's Episcopal church
yesterday upon the text; "'He that
shall humble himself shall be exalted, -
the rector. W. C.. Shepard, alluded Incl.
dentally to Bishop Potter's connection
with the "subway Tavern" in the
following terms:
ga few weeks ago Bishop Potter, Of
New York, encouraged the opening Of
the Subway Tavern a place with a
bar where everything from lemonade
to whiskey may be bought and drank.
1t was, on his part an attempt to solve
the liquor problem an attack, from his
point of view, upon the devil with the
devils own weapons. His action was
inspired by an ambition 10 bring about
eventually a great social reform, his
his idea being TO provide a place to
which men who would frequent saloons
anyway might resort without coming in
contact with the other vices which in.
variably cluster about the ~grogshops.
In fact, Bishop Potter's saloon, as it
is called, is TO a large extent, to New
York City what the canteen was to the
army post.
"He fOresaw, Of course, the storm
of criticism and abuse which the act
would bring down upon his head. He
was not blind to the fact that news
papers would ieer at him; that re-
ligious journals would consign him to
perdition, and that a thousand pulpits
from Portland, Me, to Portland, Or,
would make him a target for their
cheap attacks.
"But he humbled himself. He
chose the path of scorn and persecu-
ton. He barred bosom to the shafts
of prejudice and ridicule. He humbled
himself, indeed.
"We read in the sectarian press that
Bishop Potter is a 'blasphemer, and a
Judas that he has incurred the curse
of the Almighty and that when the
Subway Tavern was opened 'the devils
in hell grinned with delight Let us
rather say that God r%ejoices nightly
over the zeal Of his servants and that
he appreciates and will reward the self.
sacrificing, the ~self-abasing efforts of
those who are trying, according to their
opportunities and convictions, to do
something for the worlds uplifting
For such as these, not for the selfish.
not for the slothful, not for those who
shrink from Offering themselves up on
the altar of self-saerifce, shall come
by and bye, the everlasting exaltation
the throne of power and the crown OF
glory"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-29
STABBED
BY HIS
FRIEND

Hillsboro, Aug. 29.-Bert Oakman,
who stabbed and instantly killed his
friend, Frank Bennett, here Saturday
night. Is thought to be in hiding in a
forest.
A Gordon Of men has been thrown
around the forest. He may try to break
through, reach Portland, and go with
the circus that shows there Monday.
Yesterday morning he was wearing
glasses as a disguise.
Oakman is % years Of age, has sandy
hair, nearly red; iorid c%omplexionj has
good teeth, and no filling Of any kind,
a matter Of which he was prone to
boast. lie is about 3 feet, 8 inches,
has a light blue eye, with slightly red
lids, a prominent nose, and has a scar
on the upper cheekbone, which looks as
though il had been too tightly sown
after an accident Of some kind. He
was wearing a rather light suit, with a
fairly prominent stripe, when the muir
der was committed. He usually wore
a derby hat, well cooked on the back
Of his head, and is rather progresses
in~g-looking. Oakman is inclined to be
b~ow-legged. He weights about $50 or
40 pounds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-29
ALASKA
CABLE
FINISHED

Seattle, WASH, Aug. 29.-Alaska was
brought into communication with the
rest of the United States yesterday af.
ternoon, amid the cheers Of hundreds
of Americans, the footing of steamboat
whistles, and the crash Of bands play.
ing the "Star.Spangled Banner"
The cable between Seattle and Valdes
was spliced NJ a point about 10 miles
north Of Seattle at 4:40 o'clock in the
afternoon, though for several hours be.
fore the final joining of the two ends
messages had been sent from Seattle
men, guests on board the cableship
Burnside TO Sitka, and responses had
been received.
The steamship Queen carried 500 Of
Seattle's prominent citizens out to
meet the cable ship, and witness the
splicing of the cable. In the party was
Mayor Weaver, of Philadelphia.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-29
How Is This.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can.
not DO cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
#. /. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, Ohio
We, the undersigned, have known
+. j. Cheney for the last 10 years
and believe him perfectly honorable
In all business transactions and fnan.
elany able to carry out any obliga.
lions made by his firm.
wALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN.
wholesale Druggist Toledo. Ohio.
Halls catarra Cure is taken inter.
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mueous surfaces Of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75e per
bottle. Sold By all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for eOu.
patton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-29
RECEIVE
IOWA
ORATOR
Committee Will Meet al
Mayor Waters Office
Tonight

The. general committee On arrange
ments for the Shaw reception Thursday
night will meet at the office of Mayor
Waters tonight to perfect the plans.
Secretary Shaw will arrive on the Al
bany local Thursday evening, and will
speak at the opera house at S O'Clock,
leaving for San Francisco at 1880 p.
m. The committee will escort the dis.
.tinguished speaker to the Willamette
Hotel, where dinner will be served.
The progam will necessarily be short,
as all the available time will be given
to Secretary Shaw.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-29
BAKER
CITY
CLOSED

Baker City, Or, Aug. 29.-Baker
City was "A closed, dry town yester-
day for the first time since it was
founded, almost 80 years ago. The sa,
loon men all closed promptly at Il
O'Clock last night, aud neither love nor
money could tempt any Of them to sell
a drink Of intoxicating liquor during
the day. The closing Of the saloon.
was the result Of a voluntary determi.
nation ON the part of the proprietor'
to obey the law,
Al places of business were closed.
save those exempt under the law, OF
those that opened in response to bust
moss necessity, which the law permits
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-29


s.antA. lh kst W. Haa naaR ssSAl
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-29
A Good Hair Tonic.

There is no better tonic for the
hair than sunshine. Just pure, free,
nnadulterated sunshine. II has more
potency than any compound mixed in
abe chemists laboratory and is more
s,meient than any drug found in the
apotheeary's shop.
Sit outdoors In the sunshine an hour
every day. Loosen the hair aud let
ahe sun shine on Il and the air blow
%ahrough il. In the summer days, go
without a hat as much ~ possible.
srhe hair needs 4, be ventilated TO
Keep IL healthy.
There Is no danger Of getting too
much sunshine ON the hair. II will
bring II TO It's normal color, aud even
~ IL gets a bit sunburned it will not
hurt II. The sunburn win soon wear
on.
Airing aud summing tho hair every
day not only keeps Il sweet and clean,
but Is good for the scalp also. The
a will soon cure any disease Of the
scalp and make It healthy and active.
aud a healthy scalp makes strong
beautiful hair, No danger Of the hail
Falling "a when the scalp is all right
Wash the hair about every three OF
-four weeks IN warm water and a good
parV soap Use nothing else ON il
Rinse il thoroughly in tepid water
and sit out doors aud let the sun AM
mir dry il, Or in the winter time al
by a sunny window until the hair 4
siry.
Brushing the hair every day, 90,
hundred strokes as our grandmoth
rrS used TO -ay, will make it soft an,
glossy as silk.
This Is all that Is needed TO keeI
abe hair Ia fine condition., just clean
iiness, sunshine and brushing. II youl
hair is harsh or thin, or uneven, or
scraggIy, or striugy no matter wha.
abe trouble ia just try ihe sunsbin,
trcatmout a few months, sitting In th,
Sunshine every day, the air freely cir
enlaiing through the hair and yo,
win 6na an your hair troubles an,
neslp diseases disappearing aud
s'lean, sweet smelling, healthful hea,
~ hair will be sure 60 result. Medica
Talk.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-29

GUARD
REVOLT

Berlin, Aug. ga dispatch to the
Tageblatt from Constantinople says
the Albian bodyguard of the Sultan, at
Vitldis Kiosk palace, revolted as a re-
suit of the non-payment Of wages. They
were subdied by other troops, after
several were killed and wounded. The
Sultan is greatly disturbed by the oc-
c%mrrence.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-29
Emerson Won Six Came.

A Hoquim, WASH correspondent says
of a former ball player; Emerson,
who pitched for Hoquiam, won his
sixth successive game, being in won,
derful form. He struck out 10 men
a~ndallowed three hits. lie was enec.
tive throughout the game, and was Civ
en- excellent support by his team.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-29

Tho four EldredA now with Ringlinc
1irothers' great eircns are the most
sensational riders IA the circus profess
,sian The performers work as a unit
,on the hare hack Of a racing horse,
turnihg The most difficult acrobatie
tuehs IN this nylng position, and jump.
Hng 70 aud from the hack OF the swiftly
aceing animal a. tho same instant.
'rhey are the Gals riders who ever
achieved the feat 81 jumping backward
40 she bach Of = running horse.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-29
METAL
MINERS
TROUBLE
rs Not Within the JTrisdic.
tiOn Of President
MitcheIl

New York, Aug. 29.-John Mitchell
Hcft for indianapolis this morning. He
said be would not see Chairman Cortel-
yon relative to the possible interior
sHre by President Roosevelt in the
mining troubles in Colorado. The metal
miners are not within his jurisdiction
ard the coal miners had 20 difficulties
of a serious character.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-29
HAPPY WOMEN

Are always healthy women, for hap.
ninoss and good health 10 hand in
hand. Sticky women, however, need
not suffer any longer for in Hostetter's
Stomach Ritters they will positively
find good health and happiness, 1t will
strengthen their various organs, estab-
lisa functional regularity, induce sound
sleep and cure Baekaehe, Cramps. Sick
Headache, Vomiting. Nervousness, In.
digestion, Dyspepsia and Constipation.
Try it and see.
H%0STETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-29
Condition Unclaimed.

Worcester, Aug. %. The following
bulletin was posted this afternoon:
1.-The condition of Senator Hoar is
practically unchanged today. He is
cheerful and taking some nourishmeut.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-29
SIXTH
WEEK OF
STRIKE

HALL River, Mass. Aug, 29.-Thc
sixth week OF the textile strike. inyolv.
ing $4,000 persons, was ushered in Co,
day. There is no more indication Of a
resumption Of operations than whom
the bitter ocntcst began. The strike
80 far has cost the workers $4,000 in
wages, and they have spent $4,000
FROM their treasury, Il is learned tina,
the Southern manufacturers are secur.
ing much 81 the business hitherto han.
died by tho local mills, and the manu-,
f%acturcrs are becoming uaeasy.
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ScklGNo aMf cincn @crbrcdlcr.

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Iongen bcmoIoeten 9ergfcttc, peritcdt
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SdJul Nu5Cigcn.
MlarDlnnO SnItitnt.

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(Scptt2 W{nQGiTr tlt)
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Gn6a lpilnidlt Ginluanberer.

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plant.
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MGnncr nnS Grnucn fummt III nns.

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tltt Qebettne Hrauibettcu bon W}inucru mo
Sralten, g8cnu StC Mot fommcn i5uncil. 70
benadti6itgeu Gle ms mo mir Dcbuuocln Gle
in Tbrcr WOGnurN. Setlull Q]Grunttri ODER
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