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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
A UNIQUE RECORD.
Not Another Like 1t In Our Broad
Republic.

To give positive home testimony In
every locality is Of itself unanswerapie
u~oof of merit; but when we add 10
This the continued endorsement from
people who testified years ago no evl'
dence can be stronger. A Salem citizen
gratefully acknowledges the good re-
ceiyed from Doan's Kidney Pills, and
when time has tested the cure we hnd
the same hearty endorsement, with add
ed enthusiasm and continued praise
Gases Of this kind are plentiful in the
wd1k of Doan 8 Kidney Pills, and such
record is unique in the annals OF
medicine.
Jacob. =. Mccoy, retired, living on
Capital street, beyond Mill Creek, Sa'
lem, Oe., says: "There has been no
reason for me to change my good opin'
ion of Doan's Kidney Pills, which ]
expressed through our papers three
years ago. l procured the remedy at
DR.. Stones drug stort at that time
and received the most gratifying re-
suits from its use. 1 was relieved Of
kidney complaint of several year 8
standing. The principal symptoms
were in connections with the kidney
secretions and any strain or overexer'
tion often caused hemorrhape of the
kidneys. Nothing had found in the
way of medicine gave me any satisfac'
tory nelief until I got Doan's Kidney
Pills. They gave me prompt and last
ing benefit. I have recommended them
ever since when occasion has arisen.
For sale by all dealers. Price soc
Foster -Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan' Sane
take no other.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
Finger Prints in the Navy.

Washington July 6.-The navy de-
partment has completed arrangements
fd' the adoption of the finger print
system of identification. This is a sys-
tom which has been adopted for the
army and which will 90 into effect on
SePtembr l. The navy department
is not able to 60 into the matter so
thoroughly as is proposed in the army
but every man accepted at a naval re-
cruitiug office will be required to leave
HIS fingr and thumb prints. Records
of ths'se, taken from the usual glass
slides will be sent 70 Washington and
classified in tho bureau of navigation,
where two civilians win be employed
at specially authorized salary of
$500 each, 20 dlavelop and maintain
the system. 1t is apprehended that
mcn already in the navy, viii have a
prNju'iice against submitting 20 thi:
means Of identihcation, and it has beer
decided 90 subject only new recruits
20 the prooess, although the record
would be valuable as a means of tien
tifying the dad o. badly injured wheI
there WAS no othS way OF recognition
In tina ARMY no such prejudice seem,
to exist, aDi tho records will Be com
plctcd a. som as it is possible to ob
tain them In the navy, of course, III
system will eventually be complete
with the raenlistmeut of men who ar
not now to be required to leave thei
hagcr print NecordS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
.,,,rpcE AIDS BABY ELEPHANT
n,or, PAM at the Zoo Has Hip Brace
According to LOrenz Method

o. poJ ia a small black elephant,
.o,r. o,d and with small ears In the
~ mar geological gardens He
o,,,, 70 this country last fall on a
North German Lloyd steamer and liVeu
Il oorteut till he fell out of his food
.ronch one day and twisted his leg
yf,er that it was bad fa- Dom Poul'
But now, thanks to what Dr. Blair
harmed from the Austrian, DR.. Lorenz'
about bandages, the baby elephant Is
going to get well. He has forty
,o,rrd brace on his left hind leg.
One cold day in January his activity
,row 90 violent that he tumbled out.
His left hind leg hit the ground ffst'
and was twisted inward by the weight
of his body. Dom Paul grunted in pain
and hdld up his foot. Instead Oh
mendipg, though, it grew worse Ine
keepers sympathized, but they dldn I
know what to do The treatment OF the
veterinary brought no relief. a bad
ease of knock knee developed. Soon
PARALYSIS set in. and it began to look
AZ if a dose of chlorofom would have
20 be administered.
Then DR.. w. r. Blair looked up some
papers that DR.. Lorenz, who visited
America two or three years ago TO
reat Lolita Armour for congenital dis
location of the hip, had written about
the use of bandages and braces, DR..
Blair then got the forty-pound brace
and nut in Dom Paul s left hind leg.
That was nine days ago. Before
,hree days had passed the leg had be-
gun to strengthen, and Friday Dom Paul
Was allowed to take walk. 1t was
lot a real walk-only a sat of limp
,ut it was better than it was before.
Before hong, Dom Paul's many friends
;xpect to see him all we'll again.
DR.. Blair cannot go near the little
lephant without causing demonstra-
ion. Dom Paul begins loud trumpet
ng if the physician tries 10 pass by
Without stopping. He shows his love
or his bencfactor in avu7y way known
o an elephant, and will not be satisfied
lnIcss DR.. Blair comes in and gives him
slap or two on the back.-New York
fines
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06

prr.rna and T~tfy are running
-: ..u.S,aprr tace. The dispatches
Tls,rAiny tUougiit the startling intor. h
m9tiou that ToBdy ate his lunch after
nj, mornings work was oven anu "
INV the glad tidings flashes through
81. ,vot,,rs of the Atlantic that Bryan
+1i his face in company with Major
p,,cor Now the country is safe
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
RUNNING
CARS BY
FAIR TIME
Council Granted Willamette
Traction Company Fran
chise on Condition That
Road Must Operate
Cars by September

-. ..to n looks
On the 'uSsc'i ~ ~ -. c,,,rr,,uv
hkp ths "iA""s~o .,-.,,-h a., cal.
win build . r'ilfo''' 'naOS =, ,i,,ht
lc% Tho co'''c'' 'oos 81 1'.,..,,on "a
that win roqaNs ,., au'e ~ f.a.1 e,.,n.
hsh or cut "l@ ~ -, for
ehsso which 70" 'V,' - -, uiob
giv'ne " 49, a., NIGHT with
strect wAs aN"''' -. .,. am.
the ecfssht'c" aN -. -,
pauy shaii "ns" 'Y .Li. .,,v
running ron in',,' ,'''o' .s :, - - 80
10 tho c"'p"''" l,"'', y ,o.A Tn,.
chs'nA~A ~ S'," ,' . ,,,,. n.r,
WIZ 'n''Hc 'ne 80. ,.,r Ia.
Of The fo"a ""0" '"s IN ma
gips. N y ls o''"p''re1 - y ~. .,y.
Wiih""''e irAc''0" -, ,'a
uihed ats 'no'nA''" " .sA...,.,,
amen'ief f'''"s'n''e' s''' ., I.', ,A, ,srrt
iV' ''''' ' .h.n,, ,his
The eomp"'ny ''s - - ..it.
r@'lr'ah 'ro." PApD, ~
road as carry - PV'',V'', ,..,i., u.s
foe N"'" s""''"s 80 49,, 80.
unanin''"s 'i,' oPP''"' -, A..
n'An'l'"'"' w -se s,-. a., -,
sAe o~"s' ".''.''' -, ~,
pAny 70 Du''' '''' 'V'''' "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
NEW WOMAN
is PLUNGING

Of cigarette tainting breath and room
in the sickening modern fashion.
One can only trust that the supply
will meet tia nect; that the generation
o. generations to come will suit their
new environment; that the equality of
the sexes, once proved will form sat
isfacbory solution to its present riddle;
that the doubtful blessing Of overcdu-
cation which tempts girls rom nome
TO the delusive freedom of college life,
and later on to latchkey and "hat"
and "worh" may prove the boon it
certainly is not-7at present, That mar
riago having ceased TO be desirable,
sumo loss ar,tuous institution, based on
Mr. Meredith s plan, may prove more
successful That our Young modGrn
Amazon may show hcrsef fitted for
her couutry's defense as well as fG It's
-hmitel-Pcpulation. That the Uto-'
pia to which the world is progressing
may do ono of two things: either nele,
gato woman TO the Old simple natural
life ordained by nature and by God,
OF make her 80 far mans supoGor that
he win cease to struggle for suprem
acy.
But when she has taken everything
hom him--his stature, his vices, his
ambitious his duties, has professions,
hi snru mcnt his freedom and his
Powcr-wln1 place is be to hays in the
new futuroi II she Is ruler ne must
be slave II sho is the hc.,hvinner
he omsy conSont himself with domestic
,dae1 Ii her hagNut vanity huS ST
her upcu pimaole Of Ne emiucuc,
WE,t power or persuasion of mere man
wall evcr make her sep down and si,
SS his tOotS,ool as of OH and know n,
srcstsv bliss th0n h.s rrano, no s,ve.t
a. sucron than his loyei But vii
-'S'o De love IN those now daysl How
IL 10 to b. fJs,cud wh.n all postrv
ar aml mas E usgticn have beca knle,
oo' ot man hy the ensanipatci femal,
vs-;oTi Sae wlA be his eomra,le hi
, S41sA Psr1nPs his SlperiNs, but rove
AsaAa AOeoa ot MS h,vgt and soul, IN,
l'nsgS~tioa Of caiyaly, the faiS am
SAcrasAoi ss0l Oi youth and u.snhooi
b La aeV pause and think before sh
. aSs such triass as thsse a. nau,ht
! V1e day size NAY nsyi thoua. seek sbo.
D s''7 Nt,A sSNrs aul need aud sseA i
, vaiR,
p Is' N1slAa 5 movement can n
; seSSeN oc AaSSOi at II has I, h
0 aoSs'2ei w''A Ba, ,Ae danzor attain,
; 'HS "a 'As rOso,ute eH0gtS g ladepon,
e'S' l. Oae % whaaA SO is bliu,A 81
, sS>'s 'asa olsa ao0s aad Tushes 20 i
sNNS-nsst fSSe,A'n but eoes she 5,
e "-A' ess 6g00A What man has IN.
\ % saw Aor frs@ exg.xieaeinp-,h
: aaiiy dr03svy. tAe Aeart breaks a
, aIAsN 10 saoAs And sAaus thu a
!, -''ss'y asA AsA.o1oS u the wor8l
e ''''ae sEsa As0~, tas dssinusiOus o. Il
,, Sasll Il AZ
? ASa wiSa aa ,A.asa na iifs ~ h,,,
D 10 PSas sSA saag4s PsAee; no b.asS.
= 's~ - syugNtAy q saOOaS nature :,
e wa saSSs Il sc has sAosea "a as,
. s~'1 sas seVozgsS, sAe uGst, IN s,l
, arss-sN sa0~ "a wSAkaesS
. 80 @As PsSsosssl Aevssk tirsl
: es 1aa saS'SsacN an saNjsssiO
q 'S' = NSA Hssa aoss tsaa gsaarars,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
REPAIRING ASYLUM BUILDINGS
Governing Board viii Put the Bug
House in Apple Pi' order.

The work of renovating the pulio'
ings and fences at the sVa'e in0"H'
asvlum is moving on rapidly under the
direction of the govmning. board All
the buildings will be repaired w'ner'
ever necessity, and the fences WILL Dc
and painted. A considerable
amount of work will be done on the
grounds
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06

---,-p.,to some lingering longing foe
10 .p.sn Thing tbiug. They are cOexistent with
Ser own place in the scheme ., OF s,,', 90 :.
NET, nsr O.n au5 tB,y are hard TO kill. She rs IS
- - % herself in trying to XIII
tnam =, r'' for tho most beautiful thing In
..u,arity .,le,,. Is the little babe in its moth
srs, arms and the divinls' IS "D''
hood.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
(Rita, in Tacoma Ldlger,

We haya been toll and rcaA and
hear,i that the American girl is an
emancipated uncontrolled being, free
as an AMI with d'Aghtful sense of
irrespoudbility about hor. She does
what she likes with her. parents, and
eventually with her husband. She has
imbuoi her English cousins with the
ssma ambitious. They also want their
own way, ThY also crave freedom
from house control or Prom m9ita!
ohligstions in quite as strenuous, if not
as graceful, nannor.
Tho change in the English girl Of
modern days Is appalling. She is bold,
sclf~'onhdcue self-aSscrtivc, She open
ly rchols against anything - old fash.
icncd Ns paTenral control Besides.
sha has great bleas of independence
SAa h Nrc sRo can "do something. Z"
Hence We constantly a'e impressed
with the SIGHT Of weak aud miniature
Efforts in art ami lite0ature, ami vari.
Gus other phascs Of woyk, by women
wsrkcO, The mOlern girl halls with
ioy the opportunity of university con
tSsis, she Is invading ovdy province
cf mans activityS aad utterly diSe-
gsthng thc fyc, that there is no one
Ia taka up the role slso las reliu,
quishssl l always have uslin ainel
that vNnrSa ouce givca h,y bead
would dash of a, breakrcek spet,a re-
Sara'Ss ot havSc az toe inevitable
srasa 20 - the end u hcr bo,,. FoD
by Hs'r'A sas : impciuoas and Nhg.
A'ai Sac s'ashs a, tlcaS especially
whca ,lSc Pssss ,Ae ,lo-m of novelty
and ucVe~ pauss ., l3ok sh.ai for rr
sa,tS
rae hrneurs ove- hs-fsasing b,r'l
rsis ami iaSry0sag li,5ks ot tho y.
s'rsotaoas x us-ri4se a0e a. poseut !
toPie a; ~asa. iz,eC,s, oa both Sid.,
q ~ Athaz1c. LacAs Nav, Is riga
"a sayazg saat tae SoT.& pryacl,l D,
tss g~S-s1ss- at "a, Catei S,ates i
a0e 'aai : S-.s sal su1a. snd an an
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
SHOOT u. =
IE BEGINS 4
.-, -M0NDA..,
At
Several Teams Are Alru
Here, and the Contest
VIII Be Spirited

y 81
The National Guard shooting js-46t
ment will be heAd at the rancel elis.
city July 9, 10 and H. amd the Z.
is attpcting more than common ~
est. The companies are sending st,e e
teams of marksmjen, and reures -
tives from several companies scET,
redb, on the grounds to practies 49,
get acquainted with the new N ~ =
Not only is there strong cOmp~,>~-
fC1 the trophy cup, but also fr IE
state medal match, open to all men
of Teams which compete in the ~
maItcb The WINNER must bs .,. ghts
the medal three times before Il ~ nj
become his pcrmanenTt property, .-rx
Third event is a contest for the irS
ual medaA
The Is mem making the best all
showing at the tournament will n
tute the state rifle team that viii Mex
resent Oregon at the national shmsncii
Sea Girt, New Jersey, Septelnbe CON
This team will practice as mnt .,,;;,.
possible during the next six week
will make the trip East in the -!
part of August. Last year the 0,
team stood 21st among the 81 on
ito7s that were pitting against it.
For the next few days the q
Ctk will be full Of soldier boys His
the members of Company NJ, d, ia
city, wild do their best to provit'lly
tertainment for the visitors Sod
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
The Texas Wonder.

Cures all kidney, bladder and rheu'
matte trouble; sold by all druggists, or
two months treatment by mail for 81.
DR.. f. W. Hall, 1926 Olive street, st.
Louis, No. Send for testimonials Sold
by Stones drug stores. dw-1yr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
DIRECT VOTE roR SENATORS.
Tho Haws Refuses TO Pass the Pro.
posed Amendment.

The houe ~ representatives has once
~ twice yof~l by the necessary two
slarls majority 20 propose an amon&
ment 10 tho Cons,itutiou of the Unitei
Sia,e~ proythag for the elcctioA ot
uaiacd ,Ssirs sena,Ss by direct vote
of tho p~orae Tho prcscu, house, how.
over hos r,hisc,i tO agroc 10 the amend
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
THERE'S NOTHING
LIKE H0STETTER'S

fO' tonipg and soothing the digestive
organs to restore the appetite. to open
up the el0ggSd bowels or to induce
sound refreshing sleep Thousands
have 50 tsstihod during the past ss
years.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
h0STETTER'S
STOMACH BIITERS

van always cure and prevent F.1sa.
lsncy' Heartburn Vomiting crSnu,
OyspPAA DiA-rhOea, IHdsrszron
hsAdAeAe, nmAls nls Or Ass.r,,,
fsvE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
cheerfully Recommended for B

t1SIn.
o. G. Higbee, Danville, ILL.,,
Dec. ., 1901: "About two yea
I was laid up for four months
rheumatism. I tried Ballard's
Liniment; one bottle cured me.
cheerfully recommend it to all
ing from like affection. 25c, )
81. For sale by D. j. Fry.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-09-22
BARBECUE AT THE RANCH.
A creditabIe and Enjoyable Arrange
nnent That 5espeaks the Good
Side of We Americans.

The barbecue was, a splendidly ar
ranged affair, where Democrats, Re-
publlcans and Socialists met upon a
common plane. more citizens than
partisans 1t was enjoyable and huge
ly enjoyed by everybody. Too much
praise cannot be bestowed upon those
who prepared this feast for the many.
Two large tables were set with the
Juicy things of the day. and filed a
number OF times over with happy,
rollicking. good natured combination
of ladies and gentlemen. who enjoyed
it all
N A. Kuhn, as toastmaster. had the
crowd in good humor by his unique
introductions of the speakers.
Judge Thomas had Welcome to We
gas" Thomas congratulated the can
didates who did not receive nomin-
alton. and sympathized with those
who did get nominated. Does this
mean that he knows that defeat win
be the lot of the nominees? He cor
daily welcomed the populace to the
feast, and gave them free reign.
f. r. McNamee was introduced as
the delightful daisy of De Lamar. His
subject was Making a Slate, and
How Il Is Broken" He adroitly
avoided telling how he did 1t. and
omitted the broken altogether.
switching to what was facetious and
able talk upon the amenities and
splendid qualities OF Las Vegas and
all 1t implied.
DR.. Murrays subject was Doping
the Delegates, and Medicine With
Which to Drag Democrats Through
Deaths Door"
Jake Johnson's subject was TAX
ing Them In" but from the response
IL looked as though Johnson was TAX
en- In.
Dan holland had Political Retain
ers" for his allotment.
II was gala afternoon and the
night time was one of joy unconfned.
for It was "On with the dance" and
until a late hour 1t was a case Of
merrymaking and tripping the light
fantastic toe. The wind-up was
splendid and praiseworthy.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-09-22

worth playing for. But viii the peo-
pie by their ballots say that the coun-
ty funds are to become the football OF
political bossismg Wait and see.
Floor manager for McNamee as di-
rected by the boss from Doherty-the
one opposition in searchlight delega.
tion
Dr. Murray was with the people all
the time
Joe Taylor. as Democrat we are
glad you got 1t In the neck. You
are too good fellow to be Repub-
lican.
The Republicans rang the bell and
stepped on even before they had COM
menced; and why should they be un
done for 80 soon? Too much boss
II was just like a convention of be-
ing solid for Mulhooly-the end the
boss controlled.
Whom the gods wish to destroy
they first make mad" The Republi.
cans are mad. And why? Because
McNamee with his agents stole the
livery of true Republicans
Those Republicans who are care.
worn and weary of Republican dom.
nance will find surcease for their
sorrows in the Democratic haven.
The Republican ticket will have
more axes applied than any other
ticket ever nominated in Nevada And
say. the next day 1t showed. and
what chilly blasts are coursing the
backbone of the boss-ruled
Last week II was the opinion that
Hank Farrell. Frank Manuel. A. w.
Jurden, VIII Stewart and Ed Won To
BILE would be the leaders of Las Vegas
Republicans, but by the action of the
proxy end of the convention 1t seems
that the decree is that Charley
Squires. Walter Bracken. Dan holland.
Chris Brown and Deputy Sheriff Muir
ply are the leaders.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-09-22
IT WAS cREDirAsLE.

The citizens Of Las Vegas did them
selves proud In the entertainment and
hospitality bestowed upon the visitins
Rspublican delegates The Times Is
gratified at the splendid manifestation
bestowed by the Vegas citizens. ire
spective Of opinion.
No matter what the rumblinga In
the Republican household may indi-
cate. the fact is that all the depart.
Ing guests have q higher and more
glorious appreciation OF the merits
and courtesy and fellowship Of our ens
tire citisenship.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-09-22
Amusements and entertainments

Amusements and entertainments
were provided for the visitors that
truly convey what is ours is yours.
No acrimony nor hard feelings upon
this score was manifest, and for go
generous and courteous display all
the participators are the better there
for. Excellent is the commendation
for those who directed this worthy
situation
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-09-22

Democrats, the iniquity of boss rule
and arrogance in the Republican con-
yention. has given -yets-a-c clean even
pathway for victory. Embrace the
opportunity and by nomination and
action demonstrate that the people
shall and must rule.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-09-22

The feeling against the boss rule at
Las Vegas Is particularly intense. The
independent non-boss ridden Republi-
cans have not peg left to. hang on.
The Republican ticket has in scarlet
letters all over 1t announced I'VE be-
long to Boss McNamee,r The public
funds must go to Caliente." Eh!
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-09-22

When the faithful will come TO eat
their pie you win see such wry faces
as you never saw before, for instead
of sugar they taste 1t will be vine.
gar hungry affliction.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-09-22

Shall brazen boss politics rule Lin
coin county affairs? The Republican
boss convention boldly presents the
issue. 1t is now up to the people.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-09-22

Judge Maynard was absent His
able counsel and independence was
sore loss to the men who battied for a
true Republican expression of the Re-
publican masses.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-09-22

boss methods and the machine candi-
dates of Boss McNamee are rising
into an overthrowing chorus of de-
nunciation and revenge
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-09-22

Well can McNamee exclaim, After
me the deluge," If independent Re
publican rumblings indicate any
thing.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-09-22

With 1t all. McNamee looms up a
big and able man, no matter how mis-
guided his political tactics may be-
He Is to be admired as an able man.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-09-22

Election day will reveal whether or
not the chains clank on the ankles of
all the Republicans or not.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-09-22

Boys, just bear it in mind. II
Johnson is elected it will mean two
years more of the deputy sheriff.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-09-22

G.. e. Collins was a true type of the
Republican in the Re-
publican county convention.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-09-22

C. o. Whittemore was an active
figure with the Republicans during
the convention days
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-09-22

The protests against the machine
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-09-22

ply are the leaders.