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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-01
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by John 4. nov laLA.'
No other hing in the business OF
so-,sl world Is quite so much a source
Of decentralization Of the faculties as
t. .ss manifestation Of "smailness
.r ones fsllovman. The manifesta-
ton o. tts smallness may be In
nvr,ad forms some one makes q
cutting. petty speech. or sighting
reference. or looks ~ does 20 the an
1oya-ce of another The incident
may be insufficient on its face 20 JUS
IFS an attempt az forcing an expla-
nation or apology. But under The
sting o. %, aHr0at the fact that the
azzrisyed one has been denied this
satlsfsction frequently makes a tes-
tsriug core Ga the victims mind.
But Just here the person who
chronically may suffer al the hands
% bis feliowman in this way might
well look 70 his own position. asking
himself u be. too, may not be smaller
than he has thought.
It Is a safe statement that In any
small ahront which one man deals
another 70 the extent Of arousing an
ger the offended one has exaggerated
the situation. In the hrst place. the
resentful one IS mad before his
analytical faculties can be brought
into play. Then just 10 the extent
that be Is angry bis reasoning pow
ers are clouded. Out OF this temper
that is stirred some OF the smallest
Of ofenses without possible intent
may assume the magniture Of fel-
onies. A; the same time this exag
geration Of the ofiense Is not real
enough In substance 10 prompt the
offended one 20 speak. especially IN
the presence Of a possible third per-
son. Thus. having the feeling stirred
all out Of proportion. the injured one
Is denied the calling 10 account Of
his fellow and he nurses the feeling
Of Tesentfulness. And IN the nurs-
ing. naturally the feeling grows.
Just wait tin ! get a chance 10
come back al him"
Every man with a friend or friend
ly acquaintance has heard this ex.
preston a hundi55 times. Just
Wait'" Yet In nine times out Of ten
this person with such hatred Of
smallness Is smaller than the man
who gave the first slight ofense.
With this feeling in his heart the
man with the crouch" sees a new
angle 10 the incident every time Il
recurs 10 him. The more he con-
sideTs IL the more he sees the hidden
meaning and cause OF IL all. He re.
calls that on one certain occasion this
acquaintance Of his acted In a funny
sort OF way about something. Then
he remembers that this fellow Jones
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-01
Bids for sidewalks. sd

Bids will be received by the N
signed W 20 5 O'Clock D. m. On l
day. January Z. 1907. for corr
tion OF cement sidewalks In tAst
OF Salem. Oregon. as follows:
Across front lot 3. block !. D
lst addition on Winter street
Lots 7 and in waldo's adik
State street.
The north half OF lot 2. blO,l
on Liberty street.
And for construction Of vcl
sidewalks as follows:
Lots 5. 6. and Z. block ii, ut
sity addition. Bellevue street
Lots s and 6. block AZ. UnlVs
addition. Bellevue street.
Part OF lots Z ana s. bloel
University addition. Bellevue 81
Lots 3 and 4 block Al. Norl
lem. Broadway street.
Date OF first publication. De-
1906.
W. A. MOORE
l2-2s-11t ReeOrt'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-01
A. the Y. VI. c..

A sort Of association or class meet
was held Al the Y. NJ. c. A. last even
Ing between the different Glasses and
teams OF the club. They playes
basketball, baseball. etc. and aid
stunts IN the pool 10 the amusement
OF large number OF spectators who
were there 20 see the sport. A game
Of basketball between schram's and
Humphreys teams OF the inteF-asso-
citation league Eas one OF the Brln.
oipal events. Il was an interesting
game and al the end OF the second
haif the score stood ~ 70 I2 but
they played a few minutes more and
made Il Il 70 IL In favor OF
sehram's team. A game OF baseball
was played between the business
meas and evening classes with subs
from the students class. resulting in
score OF n TO 3 IN favor OF the
business men. The business class
Nas then turned down By a deefat in
a short game Of basketball with the
Juniors By II to2.
Some events In the pool ended the
evenings sport There we're two
distances races Of rs and rs yards.
both or which were won BY Elmer
uaue and Leo Williams a close sec.
ond. There was a game OF tag In
the tank and a few other minor
races
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-01
Piles CaH Be Cur
Twenty-three Years of Aeopt
Pile Before Using Pyramid ,
Curr-TriaI PackEgp Pm.

We offer 10 every piles susr'
free trial package Of the vo,s
Pyramid Pile Cure 20 prove Il.
uineness Of our claim.
II you tried a so-oalled -e7n
pile" and it did not relieve yo
you eonoeieve Of anytime hat ,
more surely prejudice you Al
.itg We know this and yet n.
glad 20 place our remedy On trsI
cause we know what it vim al
we know also that we are r,l
no risk or failure 10 relieve
Read how grateful this suss.
20 the Pyramid Pile Cure. afs.
dereoing every torture with pns
This IS 20 certify that Z law,
three soc boxes Of Pyramid Pihs
and Il has benefited me more
any other pile remedy ] have
used. had almost lost an hn.
ever getting any remedy ,ha, =,
help me until ! tried Pyramt
Cure. I believe they will entirsb,
me II ] continue their use. VI
intend doing 50 long as es,.
money TO pay for them. / a,
think anyone ever suffered ven !
more than / have al times. i
I would be so nervous couH
get any ease in any position I d
place myself.
/ cannot express my gratltus.
the good your medicine has
me. I will continue 20 tG
friends Of their merits. Your
ma Bodenhamer. Bedford. Ind
II YOU are suffering from pas
make no charge for a trial pit.
Of the Pyramid Pile Cure.
sample will relieve the itching. ID
the inhamed membrane and
you on the way 70 health. Ahs
have used the sample go to the 4
glst for a so cent box OF the re-.
which contains suppositories iua
the sample we are sending
Write today and relieve your ID
ing. Il costs you nothing. Pm
Drug Co. IS Pyramid Bldg,
shall, Mich.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-01

his -o---F rhe surToonoi-t :
ans ta5 a --z-llE O. saoN
-- -corE the baby year
-e-zst be- vo-ld ;-y BIS prsa,..
.--4 81 ses.l-r snow Storm ol'
- -sss q taH1rs O. e. Ihere Wa
l----s zig srr clumsy fakes
--s k-or that 81 really vas
.-rria4 a-s thsa nttle ls''
--.,-.4 ~f-fs little self and quiz
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-01
oh, Thunder.
l2-2s-llt

Il thought Il was nice OF yo'
tell that carpenter. who seemed
think that women knew nod
that / could hammer nails
lightning, said Mrs. Morse ie
husband. But I'm afraid, deal
are not an unpreIudieed iudF
really don't think am such 4
good hammerer.
"oh. he knew what msl
said Mr.. Morse eheerfully.
know lightning never strikes .
In the same place. they a
Youths companion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-01

Beginning January if, 1907. DR.
Charles T. schaener. evangelist. ae-
companied by Mr. W n. Collision,
singer. viii begin q series Of evan
gelieal services IN the First Presby-
terian church Of this city. Both Of
these men are well known as assist
ants 10 DR.. J Miller Chapman in his
most successful meetings In Phlla-
delphia. Rochester and Des Molnes
The public is cordially invited 10
these services.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-01

--..a- Ms r. O ThoDss. las
- -z,ors-es hsr health
wr p 1. sauTzia and Ea--'
s.vrstsrs. the Misses Lynas' -.
- ..aa, visiting Nrz c. kzys sna
n Eekhz-t. lstt this u7ra-
- 80 -sss- bone IN Portland
v--ss-. vho has been en-
r,sres e. tls saien woe. -.
-. for tAs -ss, ysar. len i.
.-s-r f5g P--tizat. "
--+ Il ere Portland Bishop store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-01
Notier % The Puhllc--

take this means Of thanking the
people Of this clty and surrounding
country Tor the liberal patronage ]
have received from them since being
IN the express business ] intend "a
remain az the same old stand and
viii BE- pleased 20 meet my old GUS
toners aud As many new ones as SEE
NJ 10 patroniEe me. Promising "a
see that all orders viii be looked
after promptly and wishing you the
compliment Of the season. ] remain
yours truly. r o. Cummins. i4s s
Commercial street Phone iT5
Res. phone sss.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-01

are well krovu here. both being for
me-iy o. this city. where they at-
tended the Willamette University.
Dick" ls q graduate % Old william
cite. and vas her best distance run
1er. and also represented his alma
mater 90 az OratoricsI contest. Mrs
wilkins vas formerly Miss Louise
Van Wagner The new arrival has
been named Edgar.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-01
HIs Of the FIesb-

Most Of the ilis hesh is heir 20 are
Fsnsdied By osts0pathy Likely
your case would BE- easily reached.
u would ~ least DO no harm 20 have
a talk With Dr. b. n. white. 10 the
BreYmAn building. tues-fri
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-01

A room In the university has been
httsd for q book store where books
nsv and second hand. used 10 the
varsity vii BE- bought ard soid
Harry spaulding. the law student o.
sunnyside. will run this department
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-01

Mr.. Wm. p Massey and family
take this means Of expressing their
sincere gratitude 10 sll who 70 kindly
assisted them In their recent sad be-
Feaycment.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-01

Mis- Lillian HaTdwick has return.
"a 70 Cove. unioa county. Oregon.
after spending the holidays with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs J. D. Hard.
wiek. ot this city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-01
Nosioe of Annual Netting

The annual meeting Of the Mutual
Gaming Company will be held az
the eannery on January s. 1907. a.
/ o'clock ?. ~. All members request
"a 20 be present. Mutual Canning
Co. b. president and secretary.
i2-3I-2t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-01
Jolly Of Joliet

You vill not be disappointed n you
hear Jolly Of Joliet on The Jolly
Side % Life. tomorrow night al the
First Methodist. Il ls not lecture
but an entertainment Of first class
character.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-01
A Mean Poke.

Me daughter, Mary Ann
the newly rich Mrs. Cassidy, ="
10 l'arn to play some music
sthrument. wonder vat
would come aisiest to herr"
Well, now" replied the ~
and caustic Mrs. Casey. "it ys 9
only git something that's buil'
a washboard. 'twould be jiF
thing. ."-Philadelphia Press.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-01
Up-tO-Date
SpectacIeS and
Eye Glasses

We are agents for the celebrated
kryptak Invisible Bifooal lenses.
which enable you 70 see near or Tar
without advertising 10 the public that
you are gesting old. We also sell the
Health Ray lenses. a new invention
IN the way ol 3 lense that admits
more light into the eye than any 9th
er glass made. Can and ne win be
glad 90 explain the merit o. these
new and up-tO-date glasses.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-01
BORN.

kURrz.-To Mr.. and Mrs. B
kurtz, at the suburban home
OF Salem. Sunday. Deeembe
1906, a son.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-01

Coal Famine in New EnglaHa
Boston, Jan. New EnglaH
threatened with a coal famine, d
the railroad embargo on aceous
car shortage.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-01

Bee tell Susie write John Henry.
Esnsral delivery. Denver. l2-2s-2w'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-01

Word has been received here OF
the arrival OF baby boy Al the home
Of Rev. and Mrs. r. w. wilkins. o.
NJ Monte. California. The wilkins
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-01
Gem Barrier shop

sydnsy LAmb-guaranteed his
work % b. FIRST class. Call on me
a. 1850 State street i-i-it
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-01
CITY NEWS
A CoIls siOn % ImDortant Para
gruphs fOr Your COnsideratiO1


A. The ssvmili. on short no,ies.
Phone ss i2-i7-tf
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-19
FOR THE CHILDREN
VIC WIN Go to the Picnic,

Here Is a game that Is fun when you
are all sitting quietly some afternoon
on the piazza. The game is called
..AYhat will you take 70 the plcnicg'
ana Il nlayed in the following manner:
To begin with. only one Should be let
into the secret. ms IL MI knew II would
bc no fun. suppose the hostess Is the
one familiar with the game. She then
romnences by announcing that she
PROPOSES to Give n picnic and that It
dcnenas npoa what her guests bS1ay
wrAa.er they VIII Sc allowed TO
or n6t Each raust furnish two artic~
.ofafood
SHE then asks the person nearest her,
..What win you bring TO the -picnicr
N the name az neither OF the articles
the piaycr mentions commences with
t,e initial ie;tor OF his or her Christian
or snrnnme. the hostess says the play
or cannot 90. and Immediately puts
the question 70 the pext person, and
thcn nH the way round, asking each,
.~wfht WIN yon bring 20 the picnicT
For cxauipFe. suppose one girls name
'ls Mary smith aud that her donation
Il candy and bread Then she cannot
20. for neither az her names com
mences with G or r. But II she took
sandwiches and 'macaroons she would
be doubiy. WelcoLle, for NJ and arc
both her initiaiss Should she take sug-
ar and crackers she could 50. for one
az her names commences with S.
Continue o. ASK the question until
every one finaliy understands why they
may either 20 or stay home from the
picnic. II a very Amusing when all
bur ono on two have found out and
they sometimes have 10 be asked over
and over again until they iinally dis.
cover why they are not wanted.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-19
New Towns in South Dakota and
North Dakota on the

Chicago, Milwaukee 3 ST Paul Railway (
over loo miles II track have already
been laid on the Pacific Cuast extension
Of this railway ia South Dakota and
North Dakota Several new towns
have also been opened along this new
line Among theu is Lennon Butte
County South Dakota. 100 miles west
~ the Missouri River
Tie opening sale 81 lots d the new
town 81 Hettinger North Dakota ej
miles farther west viii be held Thurs
day. October "a 1907 This new town
viii De the county sent 81 Adams
Comfy An lots viii De sold by auc
tion
Tn opening sale q lots 50 the uew
town OF Bowman North Dakota 800
miles west Of the Missouri River viii
be held later This new town viii be-
tie county seat of Bowman County
Regular train service between Mo-
bridge. the hrst station Oh the extern
sion. and Lennon with direct con-
nectous from and 10 Aberdeen South
Dakota, was etabH bed October O
In each o. Theses towns excellent or
portuuities are offered IN mercantile or
work Why not engage m
some business there now snd grow Zip
with these townsg
The territory through which the new
lime Is being built ia South Dakota and
North Dakota offers exceptional op-
Tor those who wish 30 en-
gage iu diversified farming
Further information from &. 4
padley General Land Agent Mil-
waukee. Wis, or b. A. Multr, GenHal
Passenger Agent, Chicago
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-19

A rum FL 4ea m tHe ranges
chat organizers Wao have aeu prumi
utit connected WijA tbe Western
Federation f Miners ere mAue eps
which lAv .ar tbAr ptnose tle
gaHlaHoU d, rs uaa laaag uniou whiuh
viii Include ae milne Wy sers In N0s
than Nfauaaf W uau al Mieb.
.aap. aut nlb stk ne ad
the iH upera fed uu 81 Nir
by Que ua a e
tL
E4r
brtaanr Of tm H
iIr nn
have boon mfmurus m d CENT
among ikais us their caue.
tlon with 'br Fedem 81
MIuar Dd id 0 LIE
is nnH au aUW itself neW
organization whinl Wll h t8rfen
dent tha Western Helet idu.0t M,u.
er aud v cover ID tttare t
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-19
Disease rs Real Mature and
Cure
by Or. ". R. c. Lat.on) .

Most people think that disease is 4
misfortune bad thing As matter
Of fact il Is nothing Of the kind. Di-
sease is good thing It is not an
enemy to be conquered but a frierd tc
'be welcomed aud helped.
Explain Certainly.
Ia THE first place, you must know
thar the matter VS. eat IL nor all food.
but is partly waste useless matter.
Again, You must remember that the
body Is constantly breaking down and
dying and throwing on the old parts.
Just as tree drops its leaves ia the
fall
Wei the total waste aaGe up OF the
waste contained in the food and that
made 10y the dying body this ought u
b. promptly thrown out Of the body
and FOR that purpose we have tie skin.
the lungs. bowels and kidneys. each 81
which gets rid 81 certain kind Of
waste
But when these organs DO not do
their work when the skin Is cl0ggrd
when the Breathing is shallow and toe
air breathed already laden with poi.
SON when the Kidneys cannot ,lo,tbeir
work f9f lack 81 water. ard the bowe,s
DO not ae what theny
Why ihn there Is accumulation OF
waste 81 tla body Now this waste y
poisonous end the body MAKES every
possible effort to throw II OF. And
these efforts wa can disease. rhat +
All Now YOU can understand, can YOU
not, thai taese efforts a, throwing of
excessive waste ought q be encouraged
that t4 oppose disaate rs CONSIDER
1T All enemy ta te conquered u to take
an enurely false position regarding IT,.
IL mse I'D Instance Sou have a
cold with much secretion anl cough.
Tho coll q simply one " the many
ways in which the body tries rs get
rid 81 IT. waste The nose blowing and
coughing are part 81 the process IL Be-
easy q Stop the process but what n
we do Why the retained matter
mains p the system and sets up o her
and more serious conditions rbere 81
little ionbt that many cases ST tuber
cuiosis and pneumonia arise from the
uuwise control ~ coughs and colds
If instead Of dosing with dope laden
cough drops the sn3erer would stop
emitting for a day or even two. drinking
meantime lots Of water il ho would
encourage IN every possible way eli
minatiou from tng skin lungs bowels
and kidneys IL be would meantime
get an the exercise possible ID the open
air and keep his mind easy then the
cold would pass 90 rapidly leaving uo
threateuina conditions in Us wake
Aud what ! Say III cold applies in
theory 20 atl other diseases for while
aud methods ~ treatment
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-19
Tho Fourth Fir7sr

There ls q widespread belief that the
fourth ingcr OF The left hand count
ing tha thumb rs the first lnger-is
connected with the heart by delicate
nerve ana Tint this Is the reason why
II "a used as the 'ring. finger" The be.
licf came 20 Ok from the old Greeks
aud Romans. who were so full Of the
superstition Thar they were in the hab-
II OF using the fourth finger 90 stlr their
medicines with. the notion being that
II there were anything harmful IN the
drug the fingers delicate nerve would
Give immediate notice 70 the heart
II Is said that There IS still a super
suton among the uncducated people or
England that Il Is not good to scratch
the skin or rub ON salve with that fin
ger
Strange that silly beliefs Of this Kind
have 30 deeply rooted a hold on some
people hut Il % generally on people
whose habits Of lie have q tendency
70 keep them from thinking
Tho whole thing IS fallacy for
there Is no delicate nerve connecting
Inc fourth finger with the heart
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-19

in from other places 70 take the place
of>the strikers. r III
John MAXI president OF the local
branch a. the Western Federation Of
Miners at Hibbing, and John Kolu,
who was an organizer for the Western
Federation. and vino figured promi
nently il the late strike in Minnesota,
ere said to be down ON the Gogebic
range. in Michigan. az the present
time, laying the wires for the for,na
tion Of the new Organization Of miners,
one that will take in the copper as well
a. the iron mines
The continued absence Of Petriella.
the district leader FOR the Western
Federation. from the RANGES. and the
M, sterY that surrounds THAI absence.
Is claimed to lend much c,lor to the
report that the Western Federation OF
Miners, because 81 the failure Of the
strike on the Mesaha and Vermiion
ranges, has lost ground among the
miners IN Northern Minnesota, and
thPt the latter might be in a frame Of
mi - cut loose from the Western
Federation ana regard favorably All
utilization with Lake Superior FEEDER
alton
That the Western Federation Of Min
ers has lost members steadily ever since
the strike tailed Il generally conceded
by everyone. with the possible sxcep
tion Of some Ok the leaders and their
few Duluth sympathizers The extent
Is which the miners on he two ranges
could be induced 70 enter into another
federation Is matter 81 considerable
doubt SO long as there are agitators
81 the stamp of Maxi, Kolu and SIC.
Kenzie however 10 Is believed that
they will lind some followers anyway
as there are always men 60 be found
who are disconnected with their lot
Among the recent reports 81 affairs
40 Hibbing Is the rumor that petriella
is not ID favor 81 tie local union there
and That III fact some 90 TIE members
have given him to understand thn. It'll
viii not be healthy for Linn to "a seen
in rhoir nan again Tile aissatitac
ton ID IL claimed has been due partly
to he failure 1T tha strike that he
engineered but mostly % Bis alleged
lavish expenditure So tAc anton
FUNDS
According 20 the story Penieila
expense account whenever lie visited
various points on the range, said 10
have been al times as high us $500 Is
$500 and tho lay members u Tile or.
ganization lid not like the way he
spent the money claiming that there
were oecagius when retriella Ind
pretty good times az the expense Of the
union, wher be did not act as circum-
specify as would become one occupying
his position rs leader
Another report concerning Patriela
absence is that Dc has gone 10 Colorado
Cor q month and will return.
During that period however. q great
ieal might happen, ana the situation
.s being watched with great interest
ly many people
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-19
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