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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-06

Clarence Dennis and Lowell Port
er. aged 3 and 10 years. respectfully,
killed a bear in spogglns valley, near
Forest Grove, last week The kids
were each armed with a "a. but they
tackled bruin and got him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-06

To make and keep them abundant
and healthy, is TO have pure blood, free
dom from disease and vigorous health.
The chief purpose Of Hoods Sarsa-
parilla is to do this, and its success is
attended by thousands of wonderful
cures. Cures OF all blood diseases,
scrofula, eczema, rheumatism, catarrh.
Get Il today in the usual liquid form or in
ehocolated tablet form called sarsatabs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-06
MlLLlONAIRE'S AUTO
KNOCKS OUT TWO

New York, Sept. 6.-Joseph Eising-
er, mechanic was instantly killed
today, and Henry Claussen fatally
injured, when Millionaire William
Hobby's racing automobile became
unmanageable aud turned turtle in a
ditch. Hobby and Charley Chase.
the chauffeur. were seriously hurt.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-06
Those Corpuscles

IN your blood, = red and whIte,-
keep you well II they are healthy,
cause YOU sickness ~ diseased.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-09-02
A Cure For Cholera

A little flock of chickens, for
nearly year their owners pride
and delight, enjoyed apparently
perfect health at night, but the
next morning nearly a fifth of the
flock lay dead. While these were
being properly inferred, sixth of
the remaining fowls followed their
sisters, and the heart of the owner
grew very heavy. Just at this
time a neighbor came to the rescue.
talked learnedly of cholera and
prescribed Venetian Red mixed
with food The remedy was pro-
cured and mixed not only with
their food but scattered in the
drinking vessels; and now, after
two weeks, there have been no
more deaths.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-09-02
Charlton Makes Prediction

AS a result of the 800, 900 regis
tration for Indian lands in the
Northwest recently, A. d. Charlton
assistant general passenger agent
of the Northern Pacific, predicts
there will be IFS, 1000 settlers come
to Washington next year. This
figure does not include those who
drew lands, but is based upon those
who came from other sections to
register and were unsuccessful.
Mr.. Charlton says they are coming
back, none the less. because they
like the looks of the country,
while here. He also says they will
bring many of their friends. Rail
roads also expect 1910 to be a
record breaker in the way of travel,
even exceeding that occasioned by
the A. y. p. The Portland valid
ating Office is handling two tickets
this year for every one occassioned
by the Lewis & Clark fair. Mr..
Charlton says the maximum travel
has not been reached this year
He looks for September to be the
banner month, for not until then
will the farmers of the middle west
and central states have chance to
visit the fair. All of which indi-
Gates that the Northwest best
time is coming Echo.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-09-02
Star of Bethlehem

Pcolpe all over the country are
now watching the Star of Bethle
ham, which appears in the east
each evening between $50 and II
o'clock. The star is said, accord
ing to the Scientific American, to
be coming nearer the earth each
night. On the 9th of September
it will be nearest the earth. There
never was a body in the heavens
that proved such a Cynosure for
every eve as this star. There are
many stories told regarding its APP
pearance. Some claim it shines
but once in 500 years. Many be
lieve it has special significance
of some sort, while the more su-
perstltious are awestriCken and
fear the sign of the star is as a
herald proclaiming that the world
is soon to come to an end. But if
you doubt that this star moves
about and disappears entirely sew
eral times during an evening,
watch tonight and see for yourself.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-09-02
For Poison From Oak And
wv

This distressing condition makes
its advent along with picnics and
woodland strolls. 1t may result
from several plants besides the
classic oak and ivy. AS soon as
the eruption begins to show, apply
sweet spirit of nitre full strength
or diluted with an equal part of
water. This remedy is extremely
effective, and many of the large
green houses keep a supply of it on
hand for the employees to use as a
cure and preventive of this form of
dermatitis.
A saturated solution of boracic
acid is also useful, as we'll as bath
ing frequently in a hot solution of
Epson salts
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-09-02
ILHfNSboRG kTTTITAs COUNTY, WAsH SEPTEMBER 2, 1900
Listen To Tax Pleas

OLYMPIA, Wash, Aug "a. -
The state board of equalization an
nounced this morning that it will
hear all eastern Washington coun-
ty representative on tax assess
ments here on Tuesday, September
7, western counties on September
8, railroads on September 9, and
electric roads and telegraph lines
September 10.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-09-02
Clothes Washing Fluid

,,,. .,orortions of coal oil and
tor,y are five tableSpOonftllls Oh
coal oil and two of borax to a
boiler Of water. And this IS the
.,.thod which think easy; Shave
.n. bar Of laundry soap into small
L., Add coal oil, borax and one
,d ore-half cups of hot water
Pail all together until dlssolVeu'
.ort over clothes, taking out STAINS
...,,o1 vav Rub the very soileo
.loces with a little soap. nave
..t.~ &c cold water on stove. Aou
.ha borax soap mixture, hll boiler r
,ai,b clothes and let them l. Doh
'.h;,c doing up the breakfast o''" ,
pnt boiled clothes in tub Oh
IA water. rub slightly to 'no'
COW ,,. cleanse. Blue and starch
.r manner. If one has more
,,,.,, , boiler full of clothes a. ao'
cold water for the second .h;,e
.,,ae yill be found snowy WIN
III hard rubbing done away
,ni,b Mrs. c. B. Shelton ''p'
kane, Wash, in Inter-oee"l'' .onr
.Jovion as well as your
temper Is 'i ,pn BY taking Chamber.
ordere" .,"mach and Liver Taole'S yo ~
.r ,"'" improve both Sold by '"' . =
Store.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-09-02
Cannonism Is Not Republic
CaniSm.

The open letter of Congressman
Fowler, of New Jersey, addressed
to Speaker Cannon, published in
the daily press of Tuesday, brought
into the lime light the part played
by the speaker in the making of
the tariff bill recently passed by
congress. Cannonism is not re-
publicanism, and the sooner the
speaker is shorn of power the bet
ter will it be for the republican
party.
Much as some papers have en-
deavored to convince the voters
that the bill passed was such a re-
vision downward as the people had
a right to believe would be made
in response to the platform pledge,
there is a good reason for believing
that the people are not satisfied
with the tariff bill, and that they
will show their dissatisfaction at
the polls. Congressman Fowler is
not alone in believing that the next
house of representatives will be
Democratic.
If two men, with the advice OF
the protected interests, are to be
perm tilted to shape the tariff, where
is the use of sending 47S senators
and representatives to Washington
The special interests with their
special representatives in the house
and senate fixed the tariff rates.
OF that there is no doubt. -Leav-
enworth Echo.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-09-02
The State Disgraced

Guilty, most guilty" is the
only conclusion to be reached vet
ov virtue of the law recurring a
two-thlrds vote to impeach, 7. II.
Schlvely is held as innocent of
charges preferred against him for
knocking down" while acting as
state official. The vote of the
senator's stood twenty six, guilty;
fourteen, not guilty.
The state of Washington is dis
graced beyond conception. To
think that a state official has made
demands for fees and collected
without giving any return what
ever; admitted receiving the money
and blowing it for wine,
women and song and then to be
acquitted
The people, especially all of us
who take pride in the principles of
the republican party, have reason
to seek a lonely, unknown, seclud-
ed spot, and there kick ourselves
for ever allowing men to occupy
seats in the State Senate who hold
party above principle.
We hope not, but it seems only
too plain that the verdict in this
case means sorrow, sorrow, and
then some, for the party responsi-
bic for retaining professional poll
ticians in Offices after knowing, to
almost certainty, that they are
there with no thought of other than
what's there in it, Patriotism
seems of the past.
Whittier are we drifting9-Cle
Elum Echo.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-09-02
Planting Trees in Kittitas

The Kittitas valley is waking up
to it's possibilities as fruit pro-
ducing section. 1t is estimated
that $4,000 fruit trees will be
planted there next spring. Farm
ers who have hitherto refused to
order trees are now ordering them,
winter apples being the favorites. =
Yakima Democrat.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-09-02
Fly Repellant

The following formula is recon-
mended by the Kansas Agricultural
College for the preparation of a
good fly repellant:
Resin, ~ pounds; laundry
soap, 2 cakes; fish oil, D pint;
enough water to make three gal
Ions. Dissolve resin in a solution
of soap and water by heating, add
the fish oil and the rest of the
water. Apply with brush. If
it is to be used as a spray, add .
pint of kerosene. This mixture
will cost from seven to eight cents
per gallon and one-half pint is CON
sidered enough for one application
for a COW. At first it will be nee
essary to give two or three appli-
cations per week until the outer
ends of the hair becomes coated
with resin. After that, retouch
those parts where the resin is rub
bed off.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-09-02

Not a minute should be lost when It
child shows symptoms OF Group
Chamberlain Cough Remedy given as
soon as the child becomes hoarse, or
even after the croupy cough appears
will prevent the attack Sold by owl
Drug Store.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-09-02
What The Legislature Has
Done

The late Assembly passed 81
bills. and incurred an indebted
ness of 1921 sos, which will doubt
less be increased by such unfinish-
ed business as the Schivelv trial
and continuance of the probe COM
mittees. No repeal of any of the
excessive appropriations of the last
(regular) session was made, nor
any attempt to provide means for
pruning expenses in the future.
The appropriations made were as
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-09-02

'e"eraI district attorneys A.
Il newer incident in tb;. oo.,.
NN 'e' us note that indications
"O'c 10 he seen i'll the recent ex,ro
session that Senator Hevbur, d;d
' '' al IKE the presidents an
pertinent of George " Woodr,o
~ federal ludgeship in Hawaii
II happens (perhaps it is = co;,o;
"o'''e' that this Woodruff once
assistant attorney general for tbe
'"'V''oI department under Garfield
rendered a legal decision which
caused Ballinger to resign from tbe
''''o once which he then decor
Ated, but where, as far as the cer
e'" Puhlc IS concerned, he never
never would be missed Garfield
nad been struggling to limit to
reasonable proportions land and
TIMBER grabbing in the west Raj
H"Eer' soon after he became COM
missioner of the general land office
executed radical changes among
the special agents. sending men Of
experience and vigor to new and
distant territories where they
would be less destructive to private
enterprise. Roosevelt came to the
assistance OF Garfield, directing the
co operation of the forest rangers
with the officials of the land effice
BdIhnger resigned and hied him
away to Seattle; where the wood
combine thriveth, and seems likely
TO thrive for a long time vet. One
more remark about Ballinger,
showing him using the power of
transfer III his present office, and
we close Just why did he recent
lv send the man in charge of the
land fraud investigations in Idaho
20 distant regions, replacing him
with a mere youth, whose father
is federal othceholder and friend to
Ballingel' What does the Barber
Lumber company think of that
WHY no tears
our appreciation of President
Taft reaches enthusiasm. His
treatment of the Philippines, his
administrative ability in Mr.. Roose
lclt'o cabinet, his tact in foreign
missions. some of his appoint
rents his tndeaVor to hold his
party to its tariff pledges, his
promise to help reform criminal
procedure, his conspicuous homes
tv. all make us rank him high.
The course against which he most
need, to guard is plant yielding
TO the soft conception of harmony;
it is the acquisition of peace by
YEARLY placating gray wolves; 1t is
the policy of silencing their growls
bv throwing them an important
office when they have been howl
ing all the day and night.
Don't waste your money in buying
mister, when You can get bottle OF
bamberialn's Linment for twenty
n.e cents 4 piece OF flannel camp
g.. ned with mi, lnimenr IS superior 10
any plaster for lame back pains III 'he
Id. and chest, and much cheaper
sold by owl Drug Store.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-09-02

Cosgrove funeral deficiency 427
Printing of Accountancy Board 1000
Printing Constitutional Amendments 2,iOo
Impeachment Trial Expenses 10000
Port Orchard Veterans Home $4,000
Continuing Capitol Land Cruise 10000
Maintenance National Guard 35,67S
Special Session Expenses 10000
Legislative investigating Committee 10000
Printing Senate and House journal 10000
Relief Indian War Veterans 10000
1927 sos
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-09-02
COLLIER VS..
BALLiNGER
CONNECTS HIM WITH HEPBURN
Noted Weekly Seeks to Convey
Impressions That Secretary K.
A. BaIlineer is Guilty of
Sweeping Charges.

In the current issue of Collier :
Weekly, Secretary of the Interior
Ballinger and Senator HcNburu of
Idaho are pictured as two public
srvants who are not credit to
The country The editorial closes
with laudat'on of President Taft.
Il follows:
Don't mix up Ballingcr and
the president Many newspapers.
statesmen and others will assure
YOU that those two gentlemen stand
for law. whereas Mr. Clifford Pin
cho,. Mr.. Newell, Nj Garfield
md Mr.. Theodore Roosevelt repre-
sent lawlesS Impotence Mr.. Taft
does in reality care tor LEGAL inn
vartiality and calm Mr. Balliu-
ger, wearing th'' S'"'N' cares
somewhat too much for business
interests The contest between
rim and Nj Pinchot should not
s slde-ua0Neu o" 9"'''c "'c'cF'h'
sde ISSUE MI IIHCIlo' J. h''
Master OF safe 'eS'I statements hu'
NeryoodV VINO ocN''9' """ so ca"
'sadiiy uhue'S''"" MS " " 3
meaning NOBODY proposes 10
Hoate the law eve" 10 "c"'"l the
PUBIC. ne question: - '"''c''
low 10 use me d'SC'e''"n "h'oH -
eli 10 men IN power Lex uN Nce
10" bailihger mas n0e' MS.
Mr.. Balllnger makes n speech
bout not limiting private enter
prise. II We really pay any atteii-
ton tie what Is really happening to
lower rights all over TN" I nii'd
States, may we not omit anxiety
bout struggling private enterprise
ar. Balllnger declares at Seattle
Ind chicago that the interior de-
'aftment IS not TO be run by Mr..
nnchot. We can well believe 81"
much. VIII the secretary declare
'so that his department IS not To
srun BY Senator HEY burn; Inc
llance between Ballinger ana
nsyourn Is an alliance tor thc
Seclal interests, surely A. the ailI-
'nce between Roosevelt and PM
mot and Garfield was an allianc'
@ general interests. Not long
go lew constituents giving no
Jason, asked Hepburn to Use MS
aauence to have certain lands
minated from forest reserve III
asno. Hepburn hurried 1T To-
a'llnger, with an urgent request
7" Immediate action. About inc
sne time Hepburn received q very
"usrent petition from others OF "'7
'as'ltuents. These gentlemen
a1ed tor the withdrawal OF lands
BECAUSE as home-makcrs we De
"~ II necessary that TINS area
paced under national forest
.'"lnlstlatlon for the equitable
'S'noutlon Of grazing rights, pro-
,"aOn OF the timber ana our water
W. What docs Hevburn no"
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-09-02

"Can be depended upon" is an ex
preston we all like to hear, and when
it is used in connection with Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy it means that It never fails to
cure diarrhoea, dysentery or bowel
complaints. 1t is pleasant to take and
equally valuable for children and
adults. Sold by Owl Drug Store.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-09-02

The farmers of the PalOuse country
ignore Sunday when it comes to taking
care of their wheat crops.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-04-29

Teacher Now. Johnnie, can you
tell me who Atlas wssi Johnnie tagged
nine Yes, teacher He was the man
believed TO support the earth on his
shoulders. Teacher-ile supported the
earth did ho' johnnie Yes.sir. Teach.
81 Well. then, who supported him'
johnnie latter thinking little whilei
- suppose he married rich woman
Tcnderiooi watching funeral
procession DO you always have four
horses 10 The hearse' Hlkaii Ike Not
always. The passenger ia there came
oui 10 ibis country Dragging thai he
was the champion Lightweight, Of the
world. and one night when be got too
pert One Eyed BAD pumped him 50 full
Of lead that il took the extra team 81
horse. 10 pull the hearse.
An old Kansas citizcu who bad
been henpeckcd all has life vas about
b die. his wife fcli IL her daiy 70
offer him soeh consolation As she might
and said. John. you are about 70 90.
bat I viii follow you" ! suppose 30.
Wanda. said the ola man weakly
'.bus. 30 far a. | am concerned. you
slon'i need b I've 10 any blamed harry
about j, /"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-04-29

word. that is the end OF II. but IN case
some have failed TO write II then those
who have II write after the word the
number of those who have II not
These numbers count for game at the
end Of the play. When the leader has
read all the names on his list the play
er at his left reads the words remain
ing on his list, marking numbers after
them, as before. IL the next player has
any words left be reads them. and so
on through the company. Then each
one adds bis numbers and sets down
the total and Ia ready for the next let.
ter, 4. The leader calls Begin" and
at the end OF three minutes Time"
and they proceed as before
The party may be divided 80 that
sides play against each other instead
OF each individual for himself
Whenever name is challenged the
writer must tell something about II
and where the place may - found.
Any number may play-tbe IDe-e the
HtlsJ,oos-My cog tcoK nrst prze at ras
rat show. Hook How was thati Cook
He took the cat.-Journai Of Zoo
ahly.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-04-29

We sauntcr into the workshop Of
oar friend, the inventor, and find hin
pullcrinR over strange coutrivance OF
wings aud sails and propelers. In
venting An airshipi We ask quite un.
necessarily Yes. he replies without
looking up. Think it will fly. It's got
10, I've got 10 get out of this town
some way. aud my creditors are watch
ing every road and railway station.
What was going on at your place
last night, squire, inquired III Spry.
Toe house was all lit up, aud - Eth =
YAH returned the old codger griinly.
7 icy were having stnng party, and
il was an unqualified success. A stung
party Yep, Lot o. people came 10
spring surprise party on me, aud !
failed 10 show up.
Recently two well known Washing
ton society women making calls arrIv'
td ~ thc uouhH VI tstthlh tIf'hh "h"
after ringing the bell waited No an
sWer. They rang again, aud after con
siderable delay the door was opened by
new cook, who asked Phwat do you
wsntf Upon being told OF the nature
of the call the girl replied; on Stick
yer cards between me teeth. O'ye
been maxim bread.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-04-29
tTo BIZ Continued
MISERY IN STOMACH.
And Indigestion yanishes in Five
Minutes and You Feel Fine.

Why not start now-today, and for.
ever rid yourself Of Stomach trouble
aud Indigestion' A dieted stomach
gets the blues and grambles. Give il
a good eat, then take Pape's Diapep.
sin TO start the digestive juices work
ing. There will be no dyspepsia OF
bclching Of Gas or ernctations Of nndi-
gested food; no feeling ike lump Of
lead Ia The stomach or heartburn, sick
headache and Dizziness. and your food
viii NOT ferneni and poison your breath
with uAnse0ns odors.
paps's Dyspepsia costs only 80 cents
for large ease at any drug store here.
aud will relieve the most obstinate case
Of Indigestion aud Upset Stomach in
five minaies.
There Is nothing else better TO take
Gas from Stomach and cleanse the
stomach aud iniesiines. and besides.
ono triangnle wall digest and prepare
taF assimilation into the blood All yonr
food the sAme A. sound. healthy
stomach would DO IL.
When Dispepsin works your stom.
aeh rests gets itself IN order, cleans
np,-and then you feel like eating when
yOH cons 10 the table. aud whAi you
sat all DO VOC good.
Absolate relief trem all Stomach
Misery Is waiting toi yea As soon as
yon decide 70 hegin taking Dsapepsin.
Tel yeas druggist thai yoa wall PAPe
Dihpepsiu. because you sant 10 be
thoroughly cured o. Indigestion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-04-29
Cbistles.

Doe, yoar ba,bhnd eusey his bosntl
Net. vttntye want btm 10 ase ~
10 TIE ikosief
Va s.siiet ubsihef irrrntot AZ
saii, a. motors o. ibsir airships, ihrf'
!, one thtbr al vil have ~ % Nhsl
il hiatt Raise tss Wtna
-Nhsis that dos dong. nat ~
i, eaiinu his dinner. Jimmie Whist
makes him grosl lhsl ~ayi Ne IL ea'
loyius his dinnsr Heb Res differ
sni from -, isn'i bet
Yes. BE- aAs once professionAl
ha.sl.all player. Whats be dong noW'
~ pets Ia mort - hisiime bunting 'of
people who wdl 10 lisleu while b.
ielb ihcm shat a great man he ussd
b. be.
some people can make even ihe
nest commonplace sablecs interesting
aid the loqusrioas yeuth Yes. an
swerei Miss Cayenne. DO tel me some
thinR ~ yourself
Mr.. shad Whist DO y0n think Of
flonndsr marrying an electric Ell and
bringing her inio The familyi Mf. Bass
n think il must hAye been a great
shock 81 The family
Why. Lashley, am aslonished %
zee you out, The lAsi thing heard
about you was that ihe doctor had
given you up Well, be hiss. He-er
told me the other day be had eharg
I'd w NY acc0an, 10 profit aud loss.
HhyriK- Thar be one thing erboui
ibrp pesky almernacks can't under
stand. Mr., Hayrr- What be that,
nayru Why'n hrnatiop
don't they FIX il so'swe kin hey moon
90 dark nights when We need II, by
grassf
-Collec,orlangrilyl You know very
we'll, sir, tha, this bill has been run
Mug several years. Now. pa, II up
30 you. What do you want me 10 do
wiih lti Debior-By George, ia enter
il 10 The next Marathon race Il ! we're
you.
It's fact, said Towne, that my
wife is able 10 dress GU comparatively
little money What exclaimed MARI
ya.. Oh, come now VIVA, do you
mean by comparatively littlei mean
on little compared with what she thinks
.be ought 10 have.
Alicia = Jack is so handsome.
Gladys Yesi Alicia--An so courie'
Gus. Gladys Nesi Alicia-Always I
addresses me as far miss. Gladys 4
That's force OF habit. Alicia = How 1
sol Gladys Tie used 70 be a eondnc
tor on street carl
DO you approve Of chemicals aud 4
other foreign substances in foodi Ger
tlinly. answered the imaginative scien
ui. am now engaged in experiments
by which cure for dyspepsia can be-
introduced into every pie.