Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-26
Good Blood

OOOO 0AOON
Means good health, and Hoods
saVsaparlIIa has an unaPproached
record as a blood-purlfIer.
IL effects its wonderful cures, not
! simply because il contains sarsaparilla
but because it combines the utmost
remedial values of more than 20 different
Ingredients. There is no real substitute
for IL. II urged TO buy any preparation
said to be "just as good you may be
sure il is inferior, costs less to make,
and yields the dealer a larger profit.
form or in chocoated tablets known as SarsatabS.
New Time Card
The Oregon Electric Is arranging
a new time card to operate its trains,
to meet the changes in the s. p. Cos
-chedules
Soldiers Home All Right
Mr.. A. Amorman, who is here from
Roseburg, end who is an inmate of
the soldiers home at that place, says
that thero is no shortage at that in
stitution; q at tho home is we'll kept,
and everything possible is provided
for tho care and comfort of the old
soldiers. There are a few cranks, of
course. who would complain, as did
the Hebrews about mama from
heaven, but, outside of these, the In
mates are all satisfied, both with
what the government does for them,
and with the management of the
home.
A Sensible Game Warden
The problem of issuing anglers IL
censes to boys under 10 years OF age
and to women, has again been re-
vived by the officials. State Game
Warden r. o. Steven on, who Is To-
Gated at Forest Grove, has sent
communication to County Clerk AL
len, in which he states that, owing
to the law being intended to exempt
women and and children under 10
years of age from paying for anglers
licenses, he has issued instructions to
all his deputies not to molest OF pros
ecute any woman or boy who Is de-
tected fishing without a license.
These new in5truct!ons, given out by
the state game warden, will probably
do away with the system the county
clerks now have of Issuing licenses
compelling the women and boys to
pay 20 cents for the issuance of an
afidadvit, and 10 cents for the filing
Of the papers.
Tramps With Money
Chief Gibson OF the local police
force Is doing a fine business In the
travelling hobo line now that the
Seattle expo ition has started, and
there is not a night passes that falls
TO bring In from two TO n dozen
knights of the box-car Before tho
big show started up In Seattle the
trains through Salem very seldom
returned TO the city bastile with n
subject, but at present a good patrol
wagon would be handy. These fell
lows, however, are not the sort who-
are always bent on mischief, and
many of them are common working
men from different points Of Califor-
MIA, making their way to see the fair
without spending all their hard-earn-
ed dollars for railroad fare, many of
them having quite snug Gums OF
money. Chief Gibson does not de-
tain them long unle's he has an
occasion to look further into their
history, and the first thing In the
morning the roll is called and the
might sleepers" are sent on thoir
respective ways, some going north
and some returning to the land OF
oranges and sandwiches.
The Stranger Objected
A man who had evidently been the
recipient OF a months wages, and
bent upon getting rid of IL as fast as
possible, was taken 10 the city lock-
up this morning by Ofhcers Gibson
and Murphy for raising a row on the
corner of State and High streets.
When the police found the tipsy in
diyidual, he was talking In a loud
voice, and the language he was using
Is not the kind found In Baxter's
hints TO the unconverted. The fell
lows vulgar talk did not cease until
the two guardians of the law stepped
up and placed him under arrest, as Il
made him all the more determined to
raise a quarrel, and he began TO fight
The police dealt with him In the gem
tlest manner possible until they got
him block toward the jail, when the
now enraged man began a lively re-
slstance, and the police were COM
PEELED to take him down on the side
walk and put the ''darbys" on him.
This put stop 10 the fight and tend
ed to somewhat cool him of. He
was then escorted TO the jail and
locked up in one of the dark rooms,
where he can develop a more annie
able mood. The police have had very
few cases of this kind during the
pat fcw years, and the struggle be-
tween officers and fighting men drew
quite crowd Judge Moores will
look into MIR. John Does case about |
next Monday morning, at which time
he can have an opportunity of ex-
planning his unsoclable refusal TO
accept the officers invitation 10