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The Washington times., 1906-04-05
Used More Than Any
Other Poison Despite
Suffering it Brings.

Carbollc acid as a means OF self-de-
struction has in the past FIVE years fur
nished greater number of victims than
any other among the fatal poisons. This
terribly destructive acid. burning and
soaring In its effects and leaving but
brief interval of consciousness between
the time IL enters the system until
death ensues. DR.. w. c. Woodward, the
District Health Officer. states. after ref
erence to the records OF HIS office, has
left wake of no fewer than fifty-one
victims out OF a total Of eighty-two by
poison alone. in the five years men
toned, from 1901 TO 1906
That such a condition should be true
and Why suicides should select this par
ucular acid, NJ more deadly In effect
than certain others. though far more
acute iP the suffering 4 inflicts. Dr.
Woec,vArd makes no attempt 10 explain.
other than TO say that pain and suffer
thoughts when once determined upon
self-deStr action The preference for this
deadly POISON over laudanum, chlorai or
morphine. all drugs having properties
which benumb the victim into the death
sleep. with total absence OF pain, he
considers problem beyond the range Of
casual medical observation.
Easy to Obtain Deadly Acid.
One suggestion Dr. Woodward gives
is that the ease with which wouId-be
suicides can obtain carbolic acid from
druggists perhaps tells in part why they
so often employ IL as a means of end
ing life. Under the present law any
one asking FOR carbolic acid at a drug
store on the mere pretext of applying
II 10 sanitary or medical uses can pur~
The Washington times., 1906-04-05
GEORGETOWN LOST
TO COMMISSIONERS
Independents Took Lead Early and
Were Never Hesded-Leon-
ard Pitched Well.

In its first game of the season, which
was played yesterday on the George
town Field, the Commissioners baseball
team won from the Blue and Gray by
: 10 0.
For two innings neither side could
get runner across the tally plate
but in the third. Hofmann scored on
pass. bunt. and a poor throw TO
third Again in the sixth the indepen-
dent team got man over the home
plate. and in the seventh, Joe Mont
gomery, who was doing the twirling
for Georgetown, allowed four men TO
get 10y to first. Three of them scored
and the game was tied up for the Com
missioners.
In their half of the ninth. It was
thought for time that the university
lads would win out or at least tie the
score after all, but a double play killed
all hopes.
Larry brennan. the crack pitcher.
who has been out of the game for the
past few days because Of conditions
was declared eligible yesterday by the
faculty. 1t is expected that Simon. the
outfielder, will also be back with the
team in a short time
The Washington times., 1906-04-05

ing-out of certain promises that both
parties have been making. We are go
ing to have showing of hands. and it
will be good; it win bring a clearing OF
the atmosphere.
There is a great middle class in this
country that belongs on the side OF
neither labor or capitalize professional
classes. the farmers, the salaried poo-
pie, the small owners of property. 1t
is, after all, the greatest class IN the
country. 1t has never been brought
fairly face to face with the inquiry
where its interests lie in this contro-
Yersy that has been broadly denomi-
mated the contest OF capital with labor.
The coal strike suggests il in 4 timely
way, There are half-million miners.
few thousand, perhaps, Of coal and
coal railroad owners and operators; and
the rest of our S0.000000 people repre-
sent this great middle class. Every
body has come 70 understand that the
consumer pays for the strikes, and in
cidentally that he shivers while they
are going on.
SO / think it IS fair to say that the
great neutral class. or middle class.
or whatever you cali X, not directly
concerned in a particular labor trouble
is the one that is next TO make its
views felt.
LAS 10 immediate results, l think this
movement Is altogether likely TO re-
suit in the defeat of several members
who have been frankly known as anti
labor legislators"
The Washington times., 1906-04-05
Poison Route Most Favored.

Another somewhat startling fact
brought out by the Health Oficer's rec
ords is that the tendency 10 suicide by
poison has greatly increased rather than
decreased IN the past two years. show
ing condition which would seem to
warrant investigation by the health au-
thorities. Two years ago. 1904. marked
the greatest increase in this respect. the
number OF suicides by poison jumping
from seventeen in 1893 10 twenty-eight
in 1904. of which eighteen used carbolic
acid The number diminished slightly IN
1905, but OF the total of seventeen sui
cides by all pOisons. twelve used carbolic
acid
Summing UP this record of self-de-
struction. DR.. Woodward states that in
the main II Is due to the high tension
under which the average person lives
and the attendant evils OF overwork and
worry. Danish these evils entirely he
advocates and fewer persons win wish
TO die other than by natural causes.
The Washington times., 1906-04-05

chase IL in sufficient quantity to kill
This fact, he contends, argues strongly
for the enactment OF stringent laws per-
mitting the sale OF these deadly acids
only on the prescription Of a reputable
physician. although he does not EIein-
tain that this would perceptibly lessen
the number of suicides from all other
causes. In fact. DIR. Woodward, al
though advocating strict poison laws as
a public safeguard. thinks that no legis-
lation can ever be effective in checking
the tendency TO suicide, which is, he
points out distinctly a mental disease.
and one amenable to little other than
ffunolV TnodfeaI attention
The Washington times., 1906-04-05
ANNA n. KAISER,

KKRS ANNA n. KAISER. Two
lNI Rivers, Wis, was sufferer from
pelvic catarrh to such an extent
that she could scarcely do her own
work. In describing her symptoms. she
wrote:
81 have such terrible backaches and
pains below my shoulder blades. way
down my back and across my hips. and
at times pains in the pelvic organs, so
that / am not able to lie down or Sleep
I also have pains through my left side
and am afraid 1 may be getting heart
trouble
After taking Peruna and following
DIR. Hartman instructions for several
weeks. Mrs. Kaiser reported as follows:
Il feel much stronger and do not get
nervous as l used TO. The pain Is en-
tirely gone. except when / work little
too hard. The medicine has done me
wonderful good 1 am taking Peruna
and Manalin- Ny bowels are also in
good condition"
The Washington times., 1906-04-05
EXETER ALUMNI TO DINE
IN BALTIMORE TONIGHT

The first annual banquet of the
Southern Association OF the alumni of
the Phillips Exeter Academy, which
embraces Baltimore, Washington. Rich
mond. Norfolk, and many other South
ern cities, Will take place at tn. Mary
land Club. Baltimore, this evening at
o'clock.
President George F. Randolph, OF Bal
timore. viii preside and the speakers
viii be Henry p. Blair. Samuel S. Pas
cal, Of Washington; II. p. Anon. prin-
cipal Of the Phillips Exeter Academy /:
James A Tufts, OF Exeter. n. H. (;
John A. c. Grower, of Norfolk. Va
and Frank A. Lord. New York city.
The Washington times., 1906-04-05

II must drop you a line to let you
know that / am well now. and cured
with your medicine. / must thank You
fer the advice you gave me.
THE medicine is something wonder
full. / cannot praise II enough for the
good IL has done for me. and 1 hope
many others VIII be freed from their
suffering
V'T have advised others who are suf-
fering as did 10 consult you, and many
are taking my advice II ever l need
medicine again. 1 !slow that Peruna
Will help me-
Revised Formula.
For a number of years requests have
come to me from a multitude OF CRATE
full friends, urging that Peruna be given
a slight laxative quality. 1 have been
experimenting with a laxative addition
for quite length of time, and now feel
gratified to announce to the friends of
Pe-ru-na that 1 have Incorporated such
quality in the medicine. which. in my
opinion. can only enhance its we'll
known beneficial character.
IS. B. HARTMAN. NJ. D."
The Washington times., 1906-04-05
BUILDING OPERATIONS
FOR MARCH KEPT UP WELL

The report of Building Inspector Ash
ford for the month OF March showed
that during that time there We're issued
a total OF 373 permits for new build
ings and repairs. the total estimated
valuation of the work being placed at
nearly S, 100000. The largest single item
was for hsw dwellings,, the Office having
issued III permits for brick and frame
residences, valued al S45s, ,407.
Among the permits were those for
seven apartment houses. at a total cost
OF $2l1,000
The Washington times., 1906-04-05

First base on errors-Georgetown. 3.
Left on bases-Georgetown, Z; Commits
sioners, 9. First base on balls-On
Montgomery, .; off Cantwel. 1; off
Leonard. ? Innings pitched-By Mont
gomery. 6l4; by Cantwell, 21k- Struck
out-By Montgomery. 3; by Cantwell. 3:
10y Leonard, g. Three-base hit-Brown
Two-base hit-Smith Sacrifice hit
Montgomery. Stolen bases-J. Duggan,
Beall, Handiboe. A Smith Double
piays-Scheller. Devlin. and Mahoney !;
H2ndiboe, Brown, and King. Umpire
Mr.. Belts. Time Of game-1 hour and
g minutes
The Washington times., 1906-04-05
SPECKS BEFORE The EYES.

In no part OF the body are the effects Of
constipation more quickly noticed than
In the condition Of the eyes They quickly
respond 70 the poisonous elements which
are absorbed into the blood IN chronic
eases Of liver torpidity and sluggish
bowel action. When you see q yellow
ish tinge in the whites of the eyes IL
shows quickly the biliousness which per-
vades the whole system: but it is the
specks and fitting objects In the vision
itself that are even more quickly appa-
rent. Thousands of people see things
In the daytime; their vision is blurred,
spots come between them and other OBJ
jects which seem quite intangible, almost
imaginary, and as they turn their heads
they vanish as with a fash. Such con-
ditions can always be traced to torpid
liver and congested condition of the
bowels, yet can always be cured by the
well-adyised use Of
The Washington times., 1906-04-05
ACID LEADS
AS MEANS OF SUICIDE
The Poetry of 1t.

Along this acids soaring path
A wake Of pain lies hidden
Death with it's dreaded aftermath;
Compared, are as joys unbiGden.
The Washington times., 1906-04-05
HAS NO coRELLI BLOOD.

LONDON. April 5.-Marie Corelli en-
phaticaIly denies that the laundryman.
Cody. who committed suicide in New
York yesterday. is any relative of hers.
The Washington times., 1906-04-05
RelOrts Her Cure,

After continuing the treatment a
short time longer. Mrs. Kaiser reports
her cure as follows:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-07-30

Staten lth 8eamuneen iehen f6nn-
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-21

Every person should learn just what
the red package looks like and the
economy in using Aliens self rising
b. 3. B. Flour. It is the most nutri.
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Bread or Fruit Pudding made from our
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-21

shape. With anything like the
showing that ! expect from east Of
the Cascades. there is the very best
Of reasons for my confidence. About
other candidates for this Office, there
methods Of endeavoring 10 reach the
public ear, or tho personalities they
choose 10 indulge in can6dly tell
you that ] am saying nothing. With
reference TO other candidates. for
other Offices / am equally retieent."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-21

in many Of the larger cities tho nation.
al lecturers Of the Scientists are intro.
dusoi by tho pastors Of tbe orthodox
churches.
At Worcester. Mas, Rev Scott. Of
ono Of The largest Congregational
churches. introduced Hon. Clarence
Buskirk, Of Princcon, Ind, who deIIv.
cred a Christian Science lecture.
Row Scott said. "Thosc who have
tho Spirit of Christ are us. no matter
under what namo you 6nd them work
ing" 10 also saidi RELIGION rs
NOT A PHILOSOPHY. 1T rs A RE
LATtoN BETWEEN THE TNDfvID.
UAL AND his GOD"
Ia our county, whore mo- connection
between tho state ani ihc church is
permitted. and whore absolute freedom
of worship IL guaranteed, there IL lit.
tle room for the Intolerance of preach
Ing down ono church by another
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-21
mas BRIonT PRosPEors.

tSl,eriou Appeal)
10 b generally conro,ied throughout
ih' county that Il. u. Allen will have
scarcely no opposition iu his caudbacy
foe nomination o. the office OF county
clrrk.
Tho sil,crtou caudithie b highly
spoken of iu all parts ~ che county.
aud thor" seems to bc NOT "a shadow of
doubt as ia hls suerrss
Nc Allen b. as competent a man AZ
could Boz selected in thc county Tor that
office. and voters in all parts of Marion
county realize that be would be- , grave
mistake ihis wear 90 nominate any
other then r. d. Allen Cor county clsrk
lirsiHos having the qualifications a.
"a siu.'rut and scholar he Il pleasant
iu all things. aul Co secure "a man In
salem sl.Norton, or any other town
Who would he more competent 20 take
charge of che county - Affairs in that
eapae'iy Be- among tbc .mposs.buIties
When you go 90 the primary election
on che -nth ~ neat month. select the
name Of q. - Allen for county CLERK
it Nou have noe alrtaiy done so-auI.
Nou viii make Ho mistake.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-21
JOHNS TALKS ABOUT ms CAN
DIDACY.

Mayor Charles A. Johns csnIi
date for tho Republican nomination
for governor returned home yester,
daN morning 90 hook after business
and professional matters He will
remain hero for fca Ja,s us
will again start for thc ee.t ,iIe aud
probably rcu,ain there until tbe early
part ~ next month
MI Johns iu speaking of che pro.
gfrss of his campaign said that 10 his
eyes it could n0t hook better. The
strength ~ bic follow lag Is growing
every A'y sixty DAYS ago b. felt con.
hdenL thirty DAYS ago sauguine and
now be- feels as certain that his tisk
20 eill b. made as man can De of
anything that the future holds
"l have Visitcl many of ths valley
counties ani gone into the southern
counties to some extent said he.
81 have everywhere met with eorji.
Ali'y aui fankuess aud now be-.
.ieNo thar am 10 the bes, of posi-.
''eas % judge of tbe outcome A
ao time have ! considered that there
eas auyone on the race bat DR.
Mthycombe aud myself. and 1 have. ia
ny lu,'gmcnt much the best ~ it
- FAR as he is concerned. Though
have beea AZ home bat a few hoars.
sm Informed BY thoso WITH whom / /
ave TALKED, that my candidacy a.
.one aHd IN the other eastern ore.
'oa oouatles Is ia remarkably good
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-21
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-21
THREE MEN WITH A RECORD.

Three candidates fnf tbe legislature
in Marion eauuiy lanl, eighteen bad
hlel Saturday have a. f,sori fur stand
ing D., tho choice of the people for tho
United states senate. simmons. paycy
and Judd
of these al three will probably b.
signed up fur statement No. I. Juid
has not yri dlrd hIs declaration. bat
believes iu che principle SIMMONS
WAS OHn or TIm FIRST TO SION
STATEMENT NO 1.
na,ey. simmons and Judd were
urrr men iu ibe session before ths last.
aud voted for the peoples choice ut
ihai iime io ihe snd of the contest
The, euuli uoi atIl da otherwise thau
sianl up far che prIneiple which they
couieuiei far as right and which 10
esrrssral Boa statement so l.
Thrso g,ut.rmeu allen have "a record
on other matters LIKE VOTING ron
INDIRECT TAXATION uui aa cco.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-21
PILES
CURED AFTER 90 YEARS. WE CAN
CURE PILES AND PROVE 1T.
sample Package Froo by Mail. 80 That
You Can Prove 10 on Yourself
No Surgery.

Piles lpf homnrrhoiIsl rarely kiu,
hut thry oauso muro exquisite agony
in a frw uanutss than much more
srrIous trpubio, The Is especially
true in tho ease of those who arc ever
a' slightly com1lIatrL 10 means tha
curiaiu rrn'wal of the agaBy every
morning 10 - Inevitable sul uuayoid-
able.
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fc'iy cureh without pain, ,utdug or
dui"niion from busiuoss or occupation.
10 has ulr,as.y hreu demonstrated In
thousands of oasss. in both sexes az
al agvs AMI iu tho very worS as Wel
as the ordinary ones
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You have probably been bitterly lis.
appoiuiod by many s5.alleI Pile
Cun,s
Ihis b. why Ne want yol to try our
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what Be- has dono Tor - mauv Others.
lt Is for salo In every drug store. 10
cause people must have Il.
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meuis OF itching psinful ~ bIe.kns
piles can apprcgiate Tor one moment.
thn marvellous senso of relief that fol /
lows che uae of tn P,ramiI Pile Cire
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without tho siightsvs trouble. incou.
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uo 10 your druggist az once ANA huv
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cents
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'he kiui ~ icitors We gct every 5sv
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-21

Tho indications are that Oregon will
boil down tho whole normal school
problem into one arst-class state nor
nal school located 20 Salem. This city
has Tho model public school system of
tbe state, and other advantages
Salon is centrally located, has many
higher institutions Of learning. and is
a hne home city. u could accommo
date more normal school students than
any other one city.
with a full twclvc.grade public
school system, employing the best teach.
ors In The state. with q university. mel
zeal. law aud divinity schools. students
of normal school would enjoy supc
rior advantages
Either this state will settle down 20
ono normal school or The state might
pay hn Institution something towards
completing a normal school course by
any student
m The state iH going 90 spend money
90 educate publir srhool teachers why
not ray cyrrl institution that turns out
aormal grhiuatesf
This state requires Eve hundred new
teachers every year in ihe public
schools nfiy dollars per capita would
cosi i2a0uO e. year which BE- onc.hnlf
what ihe state has been paying