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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-10

At "A bargain. the Candelarla Fruit
Farm. situated threo-fouI'ths OF a
mile from the southern limits OF the
city. one-half mile from electric
street car limo. One OF the
finest locations In Marion county.
A splendid view OF the beau
tlful Willamette river, Polk county.
hills. city OF Dallas. Monmouth. In
dependence and city OF Salem. state
fair grounds. capitol building, asy-
lum. penitentiary. asylum farm.
mute school, reform school. Mts.
Jefferson. Hood. Adams. Rainier and
81. Heiens. A good crop now In the
orchard. OF cherries. Bartlett pears.
peaches and Italian prunes. II sold
In the next ten days tho crop will go
with the sale. This years crop will
more than pay the interest on the in
vestment two years in advance.
J. @. WRIGHT.
I-s-lm Agent
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-10
"a MENACE 10 HUMAN LIFE"

people Virginia don't all
with the who acquitted
murder the following leader
Dispatch
establish precedent virginia hereafter
when charges with
male member OF the family passion
brain storm such viii be justified
accused
womans story be true or false; whether
a a
Not word OF testimony be introduced
witness.
The only thing viii be
told such the prisoner
him his the moment.
II the prisoner was dunkard
lie will be less responsible In law than otherwise
ANY DoCrRINE MORE DANGEROUS THAN rus BE mag.
4 simply astounding
the southern instinct
understand Why a Virginia noe a man who
another n that other has de
hak at hs version law" which is the
~ form OF Nneh Law,
THiS DOCTRINE BE ACCEPTED VIRGINIA Ir WILL BF M
POSSIBLE no CONVICT ANY MAN VINO MIRnERED An.
OTHER provided onlN induce n
In victim had dshonored her
matters not how bad the
u matters not how bad the woman
Tho Law 8 persons
which umces quite SUFFICIENT In another
Aud Nhs should woman be necessarily inyolyeds
another which
him produce the story he true or
not he is justified ia committing murder
This Win not be the practice In Virginia
Wo the "unNren doctrine OF
ABILITY 20 absurd aud dangerous
Public sentiment crsalsi and the mns,
he radical revision OF the criminal legislature
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-10
Rcception TO Ncm pnstor.

The Baptist people of this city
gave a very cordial greeting to their
new pastor Rev. j. .P. Conner, who
recently came TO the church I'm this
city from Kansas. The pulpit and
church were decorated with masses
OF the lace-like Oregon spirea, or
ocean spray, ferns and other floral
wealth OF the season The ladies
served refreshments and a commit
tee on introductions had MIR. Conner
neatly presented to all the visitors.
There was a musical program, II. S.
Gle presided; Mayor Rodgers de-
llvered the formal address of well
come; Rev =. S. Knight extended
greetings from the Ministerial Asso-
and Rev. Conner responded
for the man from Kansas. He has
brought to the clerical circles of the
city the fresh, breezy ways OF the
plain Kansas people. and spoke in
terms OF his first impress
'lons of Salem. Cromer was a
school teacher, then a fiuancier ana
ater a minister. He seemed to please
the audience. and has natural
sense OF humor chat Is always
means of saving grace for a minis
tor The Baptisrs are happy over
he selection OF their new pastor. ana
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-10
General Hop Report.

Waterville Times and Hop Reporter
The hop market continues quiet
and prices have shown a slightly
easier tendency. A sale of 200 bales
of low grade Washington hops is
reported locally at &c, and some
nrime Oregons are said to have been
sold at 10c. On the coast le"
small transactions are reported from
Oregon at &c to &c, and some Sonoma
hons sold at 61sc. Crop conditions
the world over are excellent. The
very favorable weather of the past
fortnight In this state has caused
wonderful growth of the vine, ami
conditions are now normal all
through the state. 1t is now esti-
mated by conservative houses that
the crop will be up to the average
in quantity, provided weather con-
ditions continue favorable. The Pa
ClUC COAST NIUD NVhbAhuNo W o.
rapidly with very favorable weather,
and estimates today are for a crop
nearly II not fully as large as last
year. The London Brewers Jour
nal. under date of June 18th, gives
a very favorable report of conditions
in England. There is some decrease
In acreage. but the yards are In eX-
cellent condition. Mail advices from
Germany and Austria report their
crops in good shape, the vine being
strong and developing nicely. On
account of the excellent crop pros
poets we hear that merchants are Of
fering new coast hops freely to brew
PRS at 12iac to lac, and It is re-
ported that considerable business
has been transacted at these figures.
Some contracting with growers at 10
o 1O1ac is reported from the coast,
,ut only on limited scale, growers
1t present showing no inclination to
lccept such prices.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-10
- TIP ON WALL STREET"

Very few succeed running
In as short did
teller OF tho Windsor Trust NewY York
Less than month the
ke and the
and on
nut THE MARKET WENT AGAINST AND
Tho succeeding day he stole
bofore, but this rs oil her
II getting then
aud Zach succeeding him
under assumed nameand how those luckess
Then 10 q
had invalid he himself is a consumptive but
needless all nd In
with her he sought 90 forget his troubles and
Finally,
ODD THOUSAND DOLIAItsand. hid I'm sump ou
fiat the had furnished with he money
Then the old old result
quarreled and she betrayed m TO the police
poor wife he dcserts
OF he
has run brief a
a with which Wall public are only too "a
s It hy bot nd old!
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-10
Long 1.-Two the King,

Is tho popular cry throughout Eu-
ropean countries; while in America,
tho cry OF tho present day Is Long
1.-Two Dr. Kings Now Discovery. King
OF Throat and Lung Remedies!" OF
which MrS. Julia Ryder Paine, Tru-
ro. Mass. says: 1T never falls to
give immediate relief and 10 quickly
cure a cough on cuIG." Mrs. Paine's
opinion Is shared by n majority OF
the Inhabitants Of this country New
Discovery cures woa' lungs and sore
throats after all otter remedies have
failed; and for coughs and colds
It's the only surs cure. Guaranteed
by J. c. Porry. druggist. soc and
si,O0.' Trial bottle free.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-10
STATE
NORMAL
SCHOOLS
Board of Regents Meets At Salem
and Organizes

The new State Normal School
Board met at p. m. today and or
ganized by electlng Governor Cham
berlaln chairman. The regents were
all present, except VIM. B. Ayre, of
Portland, who meets his family at
Banff, Canada, and goes with them
TO Alaska. The other regents pres
ent were the State Board of Educa-
Itlon, Governor Chamberlain, Secre-
tary of State Benson. Superintend-
ent of Public Instruction Ackerman,
G. Il. Spence, Carus; e. e. Bragg,
La Grande; II. j. Maler, The Dalles;
stephen Jewell, Grants Pass; e.
Hofer, Salem.
A committee on drafting rules for
the government of the board was ap-
pointed that will report complete
set of rules for the government of
tn board at its next meeting, We'd
nesday, July 18th. At that time the
presidents of the four normal schools
will be invited to meet with the re-
gents, submit an inventory of the
at each school, a financial
statement of each school The board
will choose a secretary who will have
bis oilce at the state house, and be
he general financial agent of the
four schools.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-10

To such women as are not serio,s,.s
Of health\ but who have exactlnn S.,,' ua'
toJ perform either in the way Of bSus
hdld cares\or in social duties ana se' ,ss
tidns whish\ \seriously tax their s,roa..s sae
as weISbp nursing mothers, DR.. pissssS p'S
Favorite PfeSrIption has proved a S'0 ss.'
valuable supSSrting tonic and inyIso,.,' .'
Ing nervlne. BY It's timely use. ma.s
serious sickness and Suffering NAV ~
avoided. The operating table and ~
suTgeons' knife, would. IL Us beIIsv%
seldom have to be employed II this SS:,
Valuable Moman,S remedy Were feSS.;S
10 In good tine. The "Favorite Prese,'sa
tIon"ha proven u great boon to eyDec,.s,
mothers by preparing the systen "a, ~
coming Of baby, thereby rendering chss
birth safe, easy, and almost painless
Bear in mind, please that DR.. pia,..,
Favorite Prescription is not secra,
patent medicine, against which the ny,
intelligent people are quite natural.
averse, because OF the uncertalnty A. y
their composition and harmless cbarao,..
but Is a MEDICINE OF KNOWN coxpo.,
rroN, full list OF all It's ingredients bsI..
printed. in plain English, on every bo,iIs
wrapper. An examination Of this lIa !.
ingredients will disclose the fact tbati,s
non-alcoholc in its composition, Chem
ally pure, triple-refined glycerine taEIS.
the place OF the commonly used alcobJ
in It's makeup. In this connectIon \
may not be out Of place TO state thai a.
sFavorite Prescription OF DR.. PIercs /.
the only medicine put up for the cure y
woman's peculiar weaknesses and nj
ments, and sold through druggists. N
the ingredients OF which have the M
animous endorsement OF all the leadnc
medical writers and teachers Of ali N.
several schools OF practice, and that tos
as remedies for the ailments for whiI
SFavorite Prescription is recommendsf
A little boon Of these endorsements viii
be sent 10 any address, post-uaid aM
absolutely free II you request same n
postal card, or letter, OF DIR. r. V. Plsres
Buffalo, n. Y.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure coD.
stipation. Constipation Is the cause d
many diseases. Cure the cause and ycs
cure the disease. Easy TO take as candr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-10

Fort Worth. Texas, July 10
Charles Bateman shot and killed
Josie Coleman, fatally wounded her
brother, Edward, and then blew OF
his own head.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-10

the whole community rejoices win
them over their good fortune anu
uise choice of man for their pulpit
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-10
THE TREASURE TRAIL.


The bright torch Of the sinking sun
Lights a gold-path across the sea-
Could but track It to its end
What treasures would not flash for me?
To low keys where old picaroons,
Their plunder-chests sunk in the sand
The naring lamp might guide my sails
And light me delved the strand.
The wide adventures OF my dreams
Might come to pass, could / but be
The skipper Of bark-and know
No masters the sun and seal
Yet from the sunset trail turn
It's lure would lead me blind and old;
And by the light in my loves eyes,
I seek what treasure a heart may hold
From the j
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-10

Jesse Grant has the presidential
bee in his hat, says a recent dispatch
Who the dickens is Jesse Grant?
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-10
ChiCngO Nlnrlkeis.

Chicago. July 10.-Wheat 921a a
92A, corn 541s, oats 439s a 44%.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-10
X-RAYS

Barney Oldheld admits the race
meet gotten up by him was a fake
lasserts that he himself is absolutely
lsincere; lays the blame on his
agent, Moross, and keeps the money.
Jesse Grant has the presidential
bee in his hat, says a recent dispatch
WHO the dickens is Jesse Grant?
II Is pretty easy guessing for the
weather man these days.
An English scientist asserts there
Is nothing more powerful than an
Ialligator's jaw. 1t would add much
TO ones valuation Of that opinion II
one knew whether the scientist had
ever married, attended a woman's
rights convention, or mixed up with
the average politician.
Prof. Hugo Mucnsterberger, a Ger
hiah bns stuptbklhl dHu DuItuOloElSls
has examined Orchards head, and
says: Orchard Is n truthful man"
As Orchard freely admits he has lied
all his life, It Is
easily seen that he Is frankly truth
ful about Il. and the learned profes-
sor Is correct
or course, II was at Salem whore
I man was so green that he adver- |
lsed for lost umbrella. Baker
'ity Herald.
Yes, but II was I'm Baker county |
4here they were 80 wise they under
ook to quench a fire started by un-
lacked lime getting wet. by putting
lore water on Il.
Major-General Grcely is TO take
ommand OF the department of the
Pity there should be so
luch whiskors whore there Is so lit
Ie wind.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-10

Greate1t known remedy for heaFa
Price 81. To express offices away
from Salem | pay 25 cents CA express
charges. ,
For sale by all druggists.
Highland. Oregon. Oct. 81, 1901
This is 10 certify that l gave M
mare one bottle of Stones HeaV
Drops" and cured her OF heayS
This was last winter and she has hOi
been afflicted since.-G. Wallace
Dr. S. c. STONE. Salem. Ore.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-10

It is pretty easy guessing for the
weather man these days.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-10

Major-General Grcely is TO take
command OF the department of the
Columbia. Pity there should be so
much whiskors whore there Is so lit
tie wind.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-10

From the July Bohemian.
The Washington times., 1907-09-19
Rescue Parties Continue
Search for Mrs. Joy,
of St. Louis.

WILLIAMS, Ariz., Sept. 19.-In-
formation, just received by mes
senger, says Mrs. Nicholas Long
Morth's hostess at the Grand Can
lyon, Mrs. Charles F. JOY, a promin-
ent st. Louis society woman, has
been lost since early Wednesday
morning.
Hotel guides, Indians, together
with men and women guests and
the woman's husband, a former
Congressman, are searching in all
directions.
A dinner party in honor of Mrs.
Longvorth was called off.
High gales have prostrated the
telegraph wires between the can
yon and Williams. and no informa-
ton could be received.
The Washington times., 1907-09-19

Passenger Steamer Sights
Blazing Vessel, But
No Survivors.

BUFFALO. \. Y. sept 1s.-Without a
living soul on board and cracking
with flame from water line to mast. a
large wooden freight vessel was sighted
by the passenger steamship Eastern
States of Long Point. seventy-flve miles
up-lake from here last night.
From the fact that nothing has been
heard OF the rescue of the crew. it is
feared every one aboard the craft must
have persisted. Marine officials are
securing the lake with tugs today in
the hope Of rescuing survivors, or, at
least. learning the lost vessels identity.
The Eastern States was en- route from
Cleveland TO Buffalo and Captain Nc
Laughlin ran as close to the flaming
ship as he dared satisfying himself that
no one needed his aid.
The Washington times., 1907-09-19
MUnEER OF FARMER
CHARGED TO ANOTHER

MACON, Ca, Sept 1s.-Elmer orr,
aged thirty-five. a farmer. lies dead at
his home on the Columbia road. seven
miles from Macon, and John Langston,
another farmer. is IN the Bibb county
Jail. charged by the coroner's jury with
murder.
four and one-haif miles from the city.
There were no eyewitnesses, and the
evidence against Langston is circum-
stantial beyond his own admissions,
in which he pleads self-defense.
The Washington times., 1907-09-19
KILLS SWEETHEART
FOR REFUSING HIN,
THEN STAYS SELF

NEW YORK. Sept. 1s.-Henry Fisch-
ner today killed the woman he loved
better than his life, and then sent a
bullet into his brain. Johanna Hoffman,
twenty-five years old. told him a week
ago for the last time that she would
not marry him.
Then I VIII Kill you" he said.
Today Fischner walked into the res
taurant conducted by the girls uncle
at SCI Tenth avenue. Her back was
turned. Without word he fred, and
the bullet went straight through her
heart
A second report followed instantly,
and F'ischner fail on the floor. He is
dying at Roosevelt Hospital.
The Washington times., 1907-09-19
WASHINGTON NAN
IS GIVEN OFFICE

NORFOLK, Va. Sept. 19.-The follow
ing officers have been elected BY the
sAnti-Saloon League OF America, in ses-
sion here.
President, Bishop Luther 3. Wilson,
OF Chattanooga, Tenn
General superintendent, the Rev. Dr..
lPabalSeF. columbus, Ohio.
Recording secretary. Rev. s. Z. Mich
olson, Harrisburg, Pa
Corresponding secretary, J. Levin,
Washington.
Ohio
The present vice presidents were re-
elected. with the addition Of Bishop II.
&. Morrison. Of Birmingham. Ala, and
Bishop William y. McNicar, Providence.
The Washington times., 1907-09-19
Shocking Tales of
Cruel Abuse To-
ward Patients.
Inmates Alleged Ne
elected in Washing
ton Asylum

That the treatment accord
ed the insane, and alleged in
sane, persons Of the District
of Columbia at the Washing
ton Asylum Hospital has been
such as to cause a secret in
vestigation Of the institution
by the District Commission
ers, and that a second inves-
tigation may follow the first,
are facts that were made
known to The Times today
through an authentic source.
In brief, the situation in
connection with the matter is
as follows:
Charge Gross Neglect.
On a detailed complaint made TO
the Commissioners that patients
were sent from the Washington
Asylum Hospital 10 the Government
Hospital for the Insane when they
were in a shocking physical condi-
ton and that the commitment pa
perS accompanying other patients
were not propsTly made out. an in
vestigation of the asylum hospital
was made bv the Board Of Chair
ties.
After considering the matter four
months, the Board of Charities re-
ported to the Commissioners that
all the officials Of the institution
should be exonerated from blame,
thus preventing further action.
Showing Of the Records.
The records Of the Government Hos
pital for the Insane show that, al
though there has been an Improvement
in the condition Of patients sent there
from the washington Asylum Hospital.
persons whose condition does not meet
the customary standard OF cleanliness,
and who are wretchedly clothed. are
received there from time 10 time from
the Washington Asylum Hospital.
The fact that the conditions com
planned OF and leading 10 the first in
vestigation have been ameliorated, but
have not been done away with is con-
sidered such a serious situation that
there now seems little doubt that the
/ Commissioiers viii be called on for an
other and a more complete overhsuling
4 OF the system OF managing the Wash
| ington Asylum Hospital, and especially
/ the system OF receiving and caring for
| persons Of unsound, or alleged unsound,
mind.
Shocking Charges.
In the original complaint of the way
/ in which persons were sent from there
10 St. EIizabeth's. IL IS understood a
series Of facts and conditions was re-
cited tnat seems scarcely credible in the
midst Of civilization.
4 statement was made that one pa
| tient, suffering in the last stages Of tu-
| berculosls and at the point of death,
was sent 10 St Elizabeth's by the ply
sicians at the Washington Asylum Hos
/ pital on the diagnos.z that he was In
sane from alcoholism, the question on
/ the commitment paper as TO whether
| he had tuberculosis being unanswered.
| The patient died a few hours after en-
tering St Elizabeth's, the immediate
cause OF his death being a tubercular
| abscess on the intestines
Another case complained OF was that
kOf 2 woman ninety-fOur years OF age.
who was practically bedridden at the
The Washington times., 1907-09-19
Upton COMING
ON FLYING TRIP

LONDON. Sept. 19-sir Thomas Lip
ton left London at noon today for
Liverpool where he embarked on the
Baltic 10 sail for America he is ex-
pected to return to England within
month.
ing 10 America 10 arrange the details
of the race for the Americas Cup.
The Washington times., 1907-09-19
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Pressure is again falling rapidly over
the Northwest. with the result that url-
settled. shOwery weather stin persists
generally over the entire northern pOr-
ton of the country from New England
and the middle Atlantic States 10 the
Dakotas There We're also local showers
In Colorado. wyoming Utah. and the
Southwest. eastern Florida, and portions
Of eastern Texas. II Is decidedly colder
fn the middle and southern Plateau
with freezing temperatures. It is also
and the middle Atlantic States
Steamers departing today for European
ports will have light to fresh northeast
20 southeast winds, with unsettled show
cry weather 10 the Grand Banks.
The Washington times., 1907-09-19
sIO Niagara Falls. sIo, and Return.

September %. via the Pennsylvania Rail.
roads scenic Susquehanna Valley Route
Special train Of parlor cars, dining car
and coaches leaves Washington, sos g., m
Tickets good for ten days.-AdV.
The Washington times., 1907-09-19
1t Happens Daily

A man was in GoIdenbergs
the other day. He bought
stove, pots. and pans, groceries.
in fact, a complete kitchen out
ft. Then, by way Of a joke. he
said:
Now, if you'll only sell me a
cook, III be all right.
The clerk went 10 the tele-
phone. Hello. Times. this is
Goldenberg's Want Ad Branch.
Run an ad for a hrst-class cook
in today's Times"
The man got his cook.
The Washington times., 1907-09-19
FUNERAL TODAY
Of DR.. REYNOLDS
Pension Office Clerks Death
Accidental, Says Coro-
ner'S Jury.

Funeral services for DR.. Z. r. Rsy-
no.ds. the Pension Ofhce clerk who was
killed Tuesday as he alighted from
street car by an automobile operated
by William II. Wyman. Of 702 Tenth
street northeast, were held at ? O'Clock
this afternoon in his home, 81 Maryland
avenue northeast. The Rev. Dr. Miller,
of the Ninth Street Christian Church.
ofhciated. and a delegation Of Lafayette
Post, @. A r., OF which Mr.. Reynolds
was q member, was present at the
services. The burial was In Congress
sionaI Cemetery.
Coroners Verdict.
The Coc0ners jury rendered a verdict
this morning that death was caused by
an unavoidable accident.
Several witnesses were heard at the
inquest. William II. Wyman, who was
driving the machine which struck DR..
Reynolds, testified that he was on his
way from the shops at the time of the
accident. and that the automobile had
been acting badly. that its speed limit
was not greater tnan six miles per hour.
He said lie blew his horn when he saw
the street car going TO stop, but as he
Saw ilo ottT s-ltlila oLA u lilS rear t3Ae-t-
form he had no idea anyone would get
off the front. He testified that Mr..
Reynolds got of the car second or
two before it came to a stop. and that
the front wheel of the machine struck
him.
Caught Radiator.
He said Mr.. Reynolds reached over
and grabbed the radiator and was
thrown under the machine.
w II. Smoot, of 2O7 c street north
east, was another witness. he SAID
that when the car was about to stoI
the driver Of the machine reached fOi
the ievcr and Increased his speed. He
said that the rear wheel of the ma
chine went over Mr. Reynolds head
and that il was his impression that tht
automobile was going at the rate OF
about twenty-five miles an hour.