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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-02

summeri
Have you met the bill collector with
Christian resignationi
Trout fishing is still one Of the minor
amusements Of the season.
"Peck's Bad Boy" should be kept
abroad. He does not benefit American
youth.
The Lewis and Clark fair is as big a
thing to Portland as session of the
legislature is to Salem.
1t is now time to put out that late
garden and TO plant a lot Of cabbage
and spuds for next winter.
The Journal believes the time has
come expediting land grabbing should
not be the principal function of gov
ernment.
nee
The man who only uses his friends
long enough to get into office, and then
forgets all about them is not exactly
political genius.
The national congress Of the Sons Of
the revolution is in session today. They
are a harmless lot of society dudes who
have gone out Of the ancestral business.
The convicts are still working on the
roads, and there has been no injunction
issued to stop them. 1t has taken the
state 80 years to find out that this can
be done with impunity
80
OF course, they will be oldfashioned
and foolish enough back there in that
Dutch town Of milwaukee, to insist on
that bank president going to the peni.
tentiary. We do things different on the
coast.
No accomplishment goes so far to
make young woman a good wife and
mother and housekeeper as to be able
to cook. But it would be too much to
expect such things to be taught in
school.
Certain yells are considered an i'm.
portant part of higher education now
a-days. The new High School Clarion
has the following announcement:
"Learn the following and attend all
Of the ball games and debates and use
them:
"Chi, hal Chi, hal
Chi, hal Chi, ha!
Salem High School
Rahi Rahil Rahll
"Hippi du lix, du lix, du lix,
Hippi, du lix, du lix, du lix,
Hippi du lix, Hippi du la,
Salem High School,
Rahl Rah! Rahlll
4" Razzle dazzle; Razzle dazzle;
Zis, boom, eh,
Salem High School,
Hal Hal Ha!
"Rahl Rahl Rah!
Rahl Rahl Rahl
Rahi Rahl Rahl
Salemll
"Salem, Salem, Salem High
Salem, Salem, Salem High
School.
"Boom iak a; Boom raka
Boom n rak a rec,
Ripi, zipi, ripi zipie,
Ripi, zinie zee,
Who are wet
We're the terrors of the nation,
We're the Salem aggregation.
"a bebo, and bibo, and bebo bibo
bell
Kadejo, Kadigo, Kadejo dyo dell,
Zip "a zine!ll
Mighty fnell
Salem High School right in linel!l
"Hoky poky, Riky Roxy
Hill Rol Ri;
Rigy Gigy, Bum Bum,
Salem High"
II they learn all those Salem will
surely win in any yelling contest.
---O-
New Talking Machine Room.
j have just arranged a new talking
machine room, so that we have all kinds
of talking machines ON display, and
the records In order. and can quickly
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-02
New Edison Theatre
R. P. starkey, Manager.

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Week commencing May l, 1905. Vau.
deville notables.
Initial appearance Of
S-THoMPsoNs-3
In the jolly comedy ga Widows
Troubles" Watch the little one.
The clever Fasteners,
HARRIS & DAVIS,
Lady and gent in a comedy acrobatic
performance.
Now comes
FRED MACK,
In one Of his laughable talkologues.
Feature as usual,
EDIsoNosCoPE.
...... New motion pictures. ....
Change Of acts Thursday. Matinees
Wednesday and Saturday. Admission,
any seat, Zoe. Watch for special matt
nees.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-02

The Sharples tubular cream sep
arator gets all the cream, and does
it with the least labor for the oper'
ator Of any separator on the market.
IL turns easily, The supply can
is low, no box, or chair, or ladder
necessary TO I'LL il.
The bowl contains but one small
part inside, and can be cleaned
and that perfeetly-in q mere frae'
tion of the time necessary to half
clean other bowls.
The gears are all enclosed, max
ing il the safest machine on the
narket, md they run in oil all the
time, so the operator does not need
to worry about an uncertain oil cup,
which may or may may not be OH
ing the high speed gears.
It's "eow time" and "separa'
tor time" right now. Come in and
look over our machines, or If you're
not coming in soon, send for eata-
logue.
In fact, whatever you may need
in the way of implements machin'
cry or vehicles, it will pay you to
look up here. We carry only stand
ard articles, and can do you good.
We won't look sour at you if we
can't succeed in selling you our
goods, but will treat you courteous
ly at all times.
Farm Machinery, Vehicles Auto
mobiles, Bicycles, Sewing Ma
chimes and sundries. 22o-2oI
Liberty Street, sllem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-02
Reignald DeKoven.

Reignald DeKoven,
The composer, is an admiring friend
of Mary Louise Clary, the great con.
tralto. Writing of her in the New
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-02
F. A. Virgins

Implement House, 255-257 Liberty 81
Farm Implements. Wheels, AutOmo-
biles, Sewing Machines and Supplies
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-02
ADJUSTMENTS.

TONIGHT.
Edison---vaudeville.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-04
I'm 4 GEHLM NJ,
SAL6 LISBON

4 can Just see n shadow Of
thinga.- answered James Lisbon.
eotored. on trial before Justice
Gordon Thursday for using obsssuns
language In the presence OF little
girls ard women. 50 Patyolman
Potter. The arrcstlng officer testi-
fed.
eYoh 500. q was this way, yoh
honoh. They had me bothered I'm
a cnllnd Ren'fman. Amt no thief.
and they keep tryin' % make me tell
things about other puss'ua. I'm
blind. yoh honah. They bothered
ne"
When asked who be- meant by
they" Lisbon pointed % Patrol
man Potter. bat aid that other Of
fieefs had tried 10 get him 10 tell
things about peonle on different
beats. Hts failure TO BE- a good
stool pigeon. he claims. led up 20
hts downfall. but the arresting Of
fieer testified that Lisbon wsat into
second hand shop TO get a pair
Of shoes. They dld not ~. and he
walked of after striking the sec
oud hand dealer several blows.
Potter was called IN BY the SEC
Qua hand dealer. who summoned
an eye witness. At this iuneture
Lisbon began 10 use his yituperative
tongue. and Pairoiman Potter jus,
eoilareSi" him anyway.
Lisbon stated % court that the
second hand dealer palled him back
into his shop and attempted TO
make him pay for the shoes he
looked At and refused.
Ills story was credited and he
vas allowed 10 go When he was
drawing down" his effects AZ po-
Lies headquarters his nemesis OF the
hook shop" wandered On 70 find
oct why he had been released. but
got scant courtesy At the hands Of
the pOlice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-04

Gaptaln Pinch. who has been here
9Th his wrcektnK steamer and
feow Tor several days. Is preparing
= locate and raise the anchor lost
~ the steamship Minnesota
stTh1 huge Rnchor. which With its
sixty fathomH OF chain attached Is
Worth betwcen 1900 and s., 600
: a. dropped AZ the time the big
flpcr returned here in distress after
sitting cut Tor the Orient ON her
first voyage The MlnnosotAa mas.
ter. besnE unfamiliar with the depth
OF wntes. attempted 10 anchor In the
middle Of Admiralty inlet. a short
distance from Point Wilson. The
Eear broke causing the loss OF the
valuable mudhood with chain at
tnchrd
Among tho vessels due 10 arrive
here from foreign ports are the BRIT
lAh bark Gumlie bank. from Hong.
! kong British siaamor Eilertc. from
Panama. British steamer wynerie.
from MoIi Gillian bark CurEon.
from iaaiauc. British bark ROYAL
Sovereign. from iauiqae. and Brit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-04
"BOys Should Be Spanked Not
Often Bui Quite Hard He Says

James J Haynes, the grading con-
tractor charged with mistroating T.
9ear-old Albert Knob. a motherloss
child lot at the Haynes home by hts
Father. who is az Fairbanks. is the
victim OF Misrepresentation. accord
Ing 10 the story Of the affair which
be told GA Friday morning
1T Is true that l whipped the boy
until there were some marks on his
boiy. tut / DO not regret Il. Tho
little fellow had gotten into the
habit of lying and / vas determined
Go break him OF a. | concluded that
. sound thrashinE was the only
cure. believe such severe meas
NrRs are necessary at times. That
does not mean that I am inhuman.
was a school teacher FOE ia years
and | whipped only five children
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-04
Fired on Japs

TOXIC. Aug. five Russian de-
stroycrs this morning attacked the
Japanese steamer kefshiff. of tho
northern Korea coast. The captain
and one boy was killed and two OF
the crew wounded.
seven shots hit the ship. which
finally escaped. The deatFoyrrs
proceeded toward vIaaivosgok.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-04

NERxA.
II all the buyers Of Teas and COZ
ices and Grocerics knew as we'll as
s0e do ~ the saving to be made and
fhe quality or goods TO be had By
Buying here at wholesale price they
Sxeuld every one OF them come here
not only Tor prices. but for quality
Best Potatoes, per crate. containing
from IS 70 100 pounds. Tor. s 90
NerSa's Extra Floor. the best flour
IN America. It's a blend 81 Dako-
IA Wheat ana Washington blue
stem wheat There - No flour
herc quite It's equal; We warrant
e to make 800 pounds OF bread 60
the barrel. we viii nay the deiiv-
cry charges on this ia not less
Than barrel lots per barrel Sl.15
Shredded ceeoanut, the very best
long thread, sweet and fresh, per
pound s..s...... ...s..... loo
uhe Best Tea imported tthis grade
retAils from 70 cents % 500 ger
poundl, In packages from z = lbs.
:. Up per pound. Zoe 10 f3c
Asry Excellent Tea. as good az
usually carried by retail Eroeers
"DETAILS from sec 10 T5cs. m pack
aEes from go pounds up. per
pound ..s......-sss Sic - 31c
Hoffman HOUSE coffse-tinia famous
coffee r. beyond question enc %
the best IN America: ~ packages
from IS pounds upwards. per
pound .- DSk - pOe
a Fine HIGH Grade Rich Coffee. In
packages from - pounds un-
ward. per pound. "A 2c to PIE
xle-Pound Cans Tomatoes. per dor
en- .....- 1880. ..ss......s...s Use
zs4-Pound Cans Seiid Packed To.
naatoes, the kind that rctniis al
fzae. per dozen. $500. 40
Coed Sugar Corn. per dozen. SIC
Pure Pepper. per pound. ------. ..e.ef
Send Ter price list.
y. r. YERxA e. SONS.
Wholesale Grocers-
Main and OceidentaL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-04

ish ship Clan Gaibralth. from Santa
RnealiA-
The steamer Inland Flyer broke
down near iIoodsfort. on Hood =
canal. last evening. according 70
dispatch rccesved by the Puget
Sound Tug Boat company. Tho tug
Tacoma vas dispatched 70 Hoods
port 90 TOW the disabled vessel 10
Seattle The nature OF the trouble
II not known here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-04

during all that time.
The report that neighbora forced
ua 60 remove the boys little sister
tn tbs House OF Good Shedherd IN
untrue. We took her there because
the father could not pay for her
beard and We could not afford 10
keep her. The child was 80 fond OF
my wife that she cried when she
left. do regret that l switched
Ter, also, as There was not much
provocatlon. and the child was very
well behaved"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-04
FIGHTcRAZi
MAN

/ Hchuile. 30. a H1nlander was
stricken with "A violent form OF In
sanity while al work Ia a lumber
yard on Jackson. Thursday. lie
stood on his head. fuothed at the
mouth and final ytose out the roof
Of shack where the rest OF the
employees eornered him IN dcaper-
ate effort TO prevent his killing
them. Patruimsn Christensen and
city Detective F,aasaa answered the
hurry call sent IN AZ police head
quarters ffchullc Was sent 20 the
county jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-04

ed port from the north yesterday
afternoon. proceeding later 20 Sc
attic and Tacoma. The excursion
steamer Spokane sailed at l o'clock
with a large list of pleasure seekers
for Southeastern Alaska points
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-04
Persian Nerve Essence

- VIII FfINEsfI I-IfaFT cured
tsauzapaH 81 cases % NsrNutIa fls.
tlutFs Insomnia and Atrophs They
Etsar the brain. strengthen tha rir.
Falatou. mako digestion perfect and
lmpNrt a Huarnrtic NtEOF % the whole
being All tfuNhia stepped fsefts4arrnf.
y. y @ rssf box s hasra Guaranteed
u cure q fefuad money EM Mailed
NHAArd HHak free. Persian Med 90
- Arrh street l'hiiaasiptia soid IN
hMAttln only bV Quaker Drug Co. igi9-
faia First Ava lIoba block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-04
NEWS OF the
STATE

THE VALUATION OF taxable
property in jefferson county has In
creased Sso. 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-04

AA.Nf"'ssA
THE MONTHLY CASH REPORT
of tho state auditor shows a bal.
aneo In the treasury OF SCI. 03os3.
soCKEYR SALMON are stun run
ming heavily In the straits.
BEACH CoMRERs are busy
around Port Townsend.
ABERDEEN Is waglug war on the
ahackB Ia the city limltA
ELMA is 20 have a city hall. 10
cost about $1,000.
A TERRIFIC STORM struck Col
vile wednesday night. doing some
damage
THE CARCASS Of big whale Ia
worrying tho sense OF smell of
campers near Tacoma
BlTuMiNOuS COAL has been
found around Okanogan lake.
HARVEST HELP Is scare at
Pullman. despite the fact that
wages run from s. 10 81 per day.
GARDEN STUFF Is being dried
up by The hot winds AT Elberton.
but grain i only slightly damaged
THE LID Is nj yet put on at
Waila walla despite Mayor Hunts
message
FISH arr being slaughtered By
the hundreds by dynamite in the
spokane river ard smaller streams.
-.
Straw Hats "a Regular Price.
+ y. Brooks 8 Co. 1881 Fad Ave-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-04

Straw Hats "a Regular Price.
3 y. Brooks a Co. iggI and Ave.
80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-04

= PORTLAND. ore. Aug. - =
4 The new federal jury which Is :
= to continue the investigation 4
= Of the Oregon land frauds has :
4 been summoned fnr August Il. 4
4 Judge neIIaven announces that 4
e az the eenelusioH nf the VIII =
= hanson trial he vii return 70 =
Z san Francisco ard be succeed 4
= ed herr by Judge Hunt. OF the =
e Montana district. who viii re- 4
= sumo the land fraud cases. 4
4 August "a
4
a a A l. a a A a 4 a A l. l. a A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-04

Straw Hats "a Regular Price.
:. ~ Brooks a C. 1871 End Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-04

The schooner Iottie Bennett,
from Iquique. passed the cape yes
terday afternoon and viii arrive
here tonight. TIE Bennett will
await orders here
The steamer City Of Seattle reach
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-04

THE MOUNT TACOMA Water
supply company has offered 10 fur.
nlsh Tacoma with a good water
supply for si,h0o. 900. Tho city
council has not Jet acted ON the
proposal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-04

Straw hats Regular Price.
j. N. Brooks & CO. 1881 2ud Ave.
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-04

The German ship Nike completed
her crew and was towed to sea yes
terday afternoon. bound for Cape
Town The schooner 0kAnogau.
With lumber from Port Gamble for
san Francisco. arrived here early
last evening and later shipped a
crow before the shipping commits
fioner. The OkanoEan will proceed
10 sea before midnight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-04

THE MONTHLY CASH REPORT
Of tho state auditor shows a bal
aneo In The treasury OF 6I.o30,s3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-04

Straw Hats Regular Price.
+. y. Brooks s Co. 1881 aud Ave
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-06-09
PARRY QUITS THE GAME.

David NJ Parry has quit the game He may be much
the unions he but he has the task OF
eating them body boots and breeches That little job looked very
David when he stood afa off and took glance at it. But
against a ana than
The with alive In
fact they refused about everything that David wanted and after he
had tried for about with other effect than to wear him
self he resigned refused consider reelection to the
usiness Mems 'n Aiam men busters
But the presidency did begging Charles Post
Battle Creek Michigan oyfuly jumped in and took the job
has often been said that fools rush where angels fear to tread
Charley believes anonted buster Of the world and
going tackle the job OF swallowing the unions alive
have brains his belly than he had his head Charley
has already told what he is going do to the unions OF the
oer We cheeruy admit that he make imitation OF food
that sells well people who have about as little brains as his
busting the unions Charley going from the scrap look
ing very much like soeey mixed in brand deck
however will profit In order wiser
have brains with and about all that Mr.
He find the job of busting the unions much difficult
than the job of getting rid Of unoved wife in order to marry
We confess the spectacle Of Post bust the
Would that modern Cervantes that might
ntty old Don quite much the spectacle
Woopus Post fitting with his MEDIEVAL lance
Quxote Of Spain with bats
his belfry. Mr.. Post has the full complement of bats.
Twelve have the date for the
burial of the labor by the Parr crowd The unions
still doing business the old stand but Mr. Parry off watch In
year Mr. Post will be off watch but the unions will still
be business The renowned Tom Marshall speaking
gress the Mexican said Were Mexican as am
would welcome with hosptable to bloody
graves We however, do speak OF blood for fear Mr. Post
will have NTH but WE 40 ong enough te
proposition he went against will soon be thoroughly
n a ws soud
when the scale by he side of the charms of nay
Wageworker stops the press congratulate Mr. Post
presidency of Busters Association and
him of evidence of its further distinguished consd
Grafton
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-06-09

that this measure is wrong-that it
will work a hardship on the people
themselves
But that's their business we in
sisted. ."'They pay the bills and GER
tainly they have right to their way"
That's wrong view to take. The
people should depend upon their SER
wants for these things; for guidance
in their course of action. / am -
Senator" interrupted the private
secretary, entering the room. I see
you have written here sentence that
is not correct l -"
..Sir. how dare you question what
I do?"
But, sir; this -
mo more, sir; let it go as written.
That is my business concern, not
yours. and pay you to do my bid
ding"
The secretary bowed low and re-
tired. Realizing the futility of trying
to show Senator Graball the incon-
sistency of his course we followed the
secretary.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-06-09
JUSTICE FROM A DAILY NEWSPAPER

The Wageworker takes pleasure in recommending the
of readers The News just enough give the facts
as they exist and to ten the truth without tear n
editorial than all the press OF has
the plain truths given The news says:
majority of newspapers in Chicago One the teams
side of the 1t is the side OF labor 1t is the side
and injury and deaths that have thus far the
strike:
They Of responsibility violnce all
onehaf responsible for what TRANSFERRED but also for what
evitably will transpre
with the workers in the employ Of Mongonsy Ward
dignity arbitration
any decision unfair the employer than to the aboe
them They have caused be shipped
s n os ct the an aned @ and
instructed tm doubt to break the strike Which
that they probably instructed them to shoot upon any and all
The s employers s say aeS Sa labor. e the wa a
of Indianapolis the particular that they do not love
the strkebeakr whom they hire to shoot and kill
Knowing that city and county could permit such rotng
mayor Chicago Cook would thus be
compelled upon the militia assist putting down the
riots knowing that unonsm withstand the fussade OF
bullets that such this able to shoot INTO IT, the
we-iaid plot probably The only thing
the Chicago do temporarily withdraw
fight grow
No combination OF unions able to withstand the forces
No union desires The members of the
labornons of this have patriotism deep and endr
ing employers association The patriotism OF employers
notwithstanding manufactures among empoyersWas
messed in the kind of canned beef soldiers vod when they
the
Oil company and of compelling ega
lures to make whatever laws will be beneficial towhom? The
people? Not just exactly.
trust
Northern The
building trust flung brain of Schwab,
still another Perhaps thousand Instances comprising the
bulk Of employers in the country s0uds given and they would al
$50 that cry that union labor patriotic that seeks
destroy and that it hot bed of sed
nothing The awbreakers today and yesterday-tat is
wholesale awbreaknghave been the and not the abo
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-06-09

20, he's a preachers son!"
Ever hear it? II Tom Jones, the
son Of the village banker, gets gay
and raises little ruction, the villag.
ers SMILE nod their heads knowingly
and say:
Hes SO full of boyish spirits"
But If Billy Smith, the son OF the
village preacher, does something sim
ila.. those same knowing villagers
shake their heads sadly and say:
Hell surely come to some bad
end"
And the preachers boy, started out
in life with a handicap, has to do the
very best he can-yet he usually man
ages to get along about as well as
the rest of them. People seem to
think that because he is a preachers
son he ought to do better than other
boys, though those same people never
can explain why they should not ex-
pect as much of the bankers son, or
the blacksmith's son or the postmas-
ter's son. They seem to imagine that
tt !, preachers son should be an angel
without wings; that he should never
smile, play ball, go fishing, play tricks
or act like other boys.
Let the sons of the banker, black
smith, postmaster and preacher get
into trouble at school on account Of
some boyish mischief, and the sons Of
banker, blacksmith and postmaster
are excused on the ground that "boys
will be boys" but the preachers boy
is surely headed for theepenitentiary.
Why should people expect SO much
more of the son of the preacher? Is
there any reason why preachers boys
should be better than your boys?
Why not give the preachers boy the
benefit of the excuses you make for
the boys of profes .ional men gen.
orally?
No matter how staid, industrious
and exemplary a man may be, let him
be in crowd and incidentally men,
ton that his father was minister,
and Immediately some alleged humor-
list will rise up and exclaim:
"Well, that explains it ALL never
knew a preachers son that wasn't al
bad one,' ETC., etc.
Then everybody laughs, mods wisely
and acts as if the preachers SON were
an outcast. OF course they may mean
It all in fun, but it hurts, just the
same.
How do we know it. hurts?
Bless your soul, we've had it thrown
at us seven million times, more or
less during the two score years of our
existence
And it makes us weary.
Real piety Is never perfunctory.
Luxury seldom breeds heroic hearts.
Cain was the original "standpatter."
The prayerful man is always a care
full man.
Loaning money is a good method Of
training the memory.