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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-07

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NOTICE !
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seiuoin mofe tnal Two sno,els VOTE
III, lug u. Que .ihe ~ Tue Cuieora cut.
Ine olrt was pelng made TO ny, but
.he movement was spectacular ratner
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JULIET " STRAUSS. Of coming generatons-and saving
soul merely quckenng a human body to some
the dvineyou must try to get everybody you
love down simple and natural basis Of living. The
children must play heartily land BEAUTIFULLY and all the
family be hungry and tired and sleepy at the right
time.
The young folk must believe In love and the old folk
mustn't at them for It, and all of the fniy must
understand that science modern philosophers hui
achievement and discovery modern disregard of old
standards OF truth and decencya these things crumbe
Into nohingness hopessy cheap and futile beside
the plain old Christian Ideal of home with God in It.
Not the sentimental God of the chanletter writer
the God of the religious bgot but the God
which means all that the humn heart-to hope,
to love- to confidence In life and morality to Joy and
beauty and laughter and tears The God that responds
In us to every form life and thrills in every
sense of rapture and every pang of pain.
We have wandered far away from the true Ideal of
religion and of home but there hopeful ndica
tons return quieter ways Of living changed public
sentiment and less audacous thought and mpous expert
ment We coming back to willingness to believe
that God breath Of life and that marriage and
home his divine Institutions.
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ever, Is the question Of labor. As has
been said, the Jamaican negroes upon
whom SO many hopes were built, have
been proved to be failure. A recent
visitor to the Canal zone says: "The
commission is unfortunate In that the
Jamaica negro is the most easily OBJ
tained workman for common labor. He
is u happy, laughter-loving person, and
he can stand the climate, but here his
eulogy switches to profanity. Foremen
say that he is absolutely the LATEST
brute Of the human kingdom. His In
genuity Is unsurpassed for prolonging
a single, simple motion, such as lamp
Ing drill, into complex series Of
time-killlng processes. He thinks loaf
Ing quarter minute worth while, and
does 1t whenever, the boss Is not look
Ing. When it rains he stops, or is al
lowed to stop. His other excuses for
not working are innumerable and con-
stantly employed. Already such work.
men have received hundreds of dollars
for which they have given no value.
Before the canal is completed the
amount thrown away by us on these
negroes will climb to a staggering fig
ure unless some reform takes place"
1t is estimated that between $4,000
and 10000 men will be needed event
ually, but at present the commission
has been testing the various kinds Of
obtainable labor. The need of the
canal grows more urgent every day.
Under the best conditions eight years
probably will be necessary to complete
the work. and 1t seems to have been
demonstrated that much longer pc
Rod will be necessary If the conditions
which have existed are to continue.
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Demand for More Fur..

Samuel Leon, who represents large
fur interests and has charge of sup
plying the trade, reports greatest de-
mand for fur in the history of the
country.
"In the last three years the demand
for fur in the United States has In
creased more than 200 per cent. The
demand is SO large that 1t cannot be
met at all, and the result has been
to Increase enormously the price of
skins.
"a large amount of the furs of the
United States are being imported from
Russia, which shows great change,
as formerly we relied In this country
to great degree on the furs of our
own continent. The seals have been
slaughtered in recent years in large
numbers, and although there seems to
be no sign of an early extinction of the
animals. the skins are not SO common
as formerly. More and more the trade
Is looking to the countries of northern
Europe for their fine skins.-San Fran.
cisco Chronicle.
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LOCK SYSTEM in PANAMA.


Chagres River Caused the Adoption
of This System.
The selection Of the lock plan for the
Panama canal was undoubtedly due to
the acceptance Of the dominating influ-
ence Of the Chagres River, says Forum.
1t has been general to assume that the
great difficulty of the sea-level plan
lay in the immense amount of excava-
tion 1t would require in the cut at
Culebra. Had this been the only Diff
fculty, 1t is probable that the sea-level
project would have been adopted; but
when 1t is understood that the real
problem was the holding back of the
entire flood waters of the Chagres, a
flood Of $4,000 cubic feet per second, by
dam Mt Gamboa, rising to level Of
1870 feet above the surface of the canal,
and more than mile in length at the
crest, 1t will be seen that the Culebra
cut was secondary matter.
In the sea-leyel plan the accumulated
flood waters Of the Chagres were to
have been let off gradually through
sluices into the canal itself, producing
at times a current as high as four feet
second. In the lock project, the
waters of the flood; river merge into
one great lake, wifi ample spillways,
giving unrestricted navigation for YES
sells Of all sizes for one-third Of the
whole distance across the isthmus. 1t
is believed that the experience with the
locks on the Sault Ste. Marie canal,
between Lake Superior and Lake HUI
ron, warrants the belief that the locks
at Panama can be operted without ma
terial delay to navigation, the tonnage
passing through the 800" canal now
aggregating more than three times as
much as that Of the Suez canal.
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damnable business. If he and q, . few ot,

damnable business, If he and few 9th.
er men would say the word.
| Two of them were coming. In anoth.
er five minutes three faces, fierce-eyed,
black-bearded, white and shrunken
ranged along the narrow slit between
the curtain and the window sill.
LISTEN" said he who had watched SC
long.
Il expect box from home In day
or two, Marie" Reynolds wife was say
Ing. "I'll let you know when 1t comes
by hanging the red shawl from the
east window. I think therell be clothes
for the children, oh do hope so! How
is the baby7 Is his cough any better2.'
The eager eyes fastened on the girls
face told how near her heart were the
troubles of her little friend.
II gave him the syrup as you told
me, and wrapped him in the blanket
He'was asleep when / came away" The
girl rose and clasped the woman's
hands, pressed them again and again to
her lips. II must go now, God will
bless you. Do not be afraid any more"
II shouldn't worry If you do not
dear; but you know he is my husband,
and l love him So" Again the door
opened and closed, and a few minutes
later figure stole laborlously along
the street in front. Swlfter than she,
the men followed.
LET me carry the basket, little
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Work on the Panama Canal Is to be
fastened and practical results are to
be In evidence from this time on, we are
told. Impotence to make the dirt
fly" Is said to have been the cause of
much of the troubles during tile first
year of the American occupation. La
Dor was only secured with difficulty,
for there is legend, more or less
founded on fact, that the French left
trail of corpses in their wake. With
In few miles In the Culebra Cut, 1t is
said, 10000 men died. White men
could not stand the malaria and yell
low jack which like spectre of the
black death lowered over the isthmus
However, 1t was believed that modern
scientific methods could at least lower
the death rate to something like the
normal, and the first efforts We're made
In cleaning out the cities at either end
of the line, and in building habitable
and sanitary homes for the men who
were to dig out the great ditch.
The Canal Commission Is divided into
three principal departments. OF these
Chairman Theodore P. Shonts is head
OF the first, which is concerned with
the fiscal affairs of the commission and
the purchase and delivery of supplies.
The second department is headed by
Charles e. Magoon, who is Governor Of
the Canal zone, In addition to tile adj
ministration and enforcement of law,
and has charge of the important work
OF sanitation. The latter now is prac-
tically left to the direction of Col. w.
G. Gorgas, chief sanitary officer. The
third department has to do with the
actual work Of canal digging. This is
the engineers department, and comes
under the supervision of the chief en-
gineer John F. Stevens.
Doctor Gorgas' sanitary squad has
thus far done considerable toward Civ
Ing the fatal district a clean bill Of
health. With great regularity houses
are fumlgated, all rain barrels are Gov.
cred, all puddles or ponds treated SO
that mosquitoes do not breed, and
where necessary infected buildings are
burned.
Mr.. Stevens found two great prob.
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attempts that had been made directly

attempts that had been made directly
against him had been turned as If by
direct intercesslon of an unseen power.
Didn't she know that? He shrugged
his shoulders YEARLY. What did he
care? Pretty soon he would see two
dark forms stealing through the bushes
and one would carrysa bag from which
| a strong oily smell would strike on the
nostrils. /;
"Ah. that's the smell for them
She'll feel then what 1t means to be
homeless, thrown out into the cold"
The thought that had given birth to
many plan seemed somehow dulled OF
its significance In the light from the
cosy room.
The woman hurried away suddenly,
closing the door behind her. Where
had she gomez 1t couldn't matter any
how, with another weary shrug of the
shoulders.
When the door opened she was not
alone. A young girly with shawl of
the vivid stripes loved by his compa-
triots followed her into the room with
a certain familiarity in her surround
lngs that reused something of wonder
In the mans brain.
Madeline pulled chair toward the
girl. II had to rum" she said, when
she had caught her breath. "They are
wild tonight, and they Turk every
where" But neither glanced toward
the raised curtain.
II feared you would not come to-
night, Marie" the woman said, as she
leaned against the mantel heavily. Ev.
cry word reached the man who watch
ed, for the window frames of old
houses shrink with age and cold even
as do human frames. He knew the
girl, too. He had scowied with the sur