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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-05
FEEL. like
TURKEYS AT
CHRISTMAS
POLITICIANS NO.. KNOW JUST
HOW A TURKEY FEELS AS THE
Gladstone THANKSGIVING OR
CHRISTMAS TIME APPROACHES

Speculation in political circles
relative to the appointments to be
made for the various state instltu-
tions was revived today when it was
learned that Secretary of State-elect
Benson was to have been a member
ef the West-Kay party which de-
parted Saturday evening for South.
ern California. but that he was pre-
vented from leaving so early, and
that he will leave instead, tonight
The reason assigned for the depar-
ture of Secretary of State Benson to
the southern state is that, while he
is recovering rapidly, and it is only
a matter of time until he will have
fully recovered, his ailment is OF
such character that recovery can
be effected much quicker in a cli-
mate where there are more days of
sunshine than in the Willamette
valley
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-05

FOR SALE-Good six-room house;
modern; lot 5Ox10o; price $4,000.
$1,000 cash; balance two years
time at six per cent. Square Deal
Realty Co., Room s04. U. s.
Nat Bank Building.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-05
Politicians Dubious.

While his illness. according to an
ugly rumor ahoat in the city several
days ago, was bad enough in the
minds OF certain politicians, who
were ambitious to control the ap-
pointments of the state institutions,
so that II was not only necessary
for him to have change of climate
but to retire from office with a two
year salary in his vest pocket, they
are not inclined to feel now that
his health is really bad enough to
demand a change. When the. an
nouncement was made that Cover
nor elect West and Treasurer-elect
Kay would journey to California to-
gether the wise ones saw at once In
the departure, a scheme to get to-
gether and confer about appoint
ments to be made. The announce
ment that Benson was to have
been a member or the party 's
looked upon by them now as corrob-
Grating their views, and they are
satisfied that il is not so much a
matter OF health that brings about
the change, but that the trip is be-
ing made so the three newly elected
officials can get together and agree
upon the appointments to be made.
Gilded AK to BE Applied.
OF thai fact they are convinced,
and they are also convinced that IN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-05

Governor. Asked TO Appoint Dele
gates
Governor Benson today received
communication from the governor
of Colorado in which he is asked to
appoint delegates to the American
Apple show which will be held in
Denver, December Is and II inclu-
slve. The appointments will prob
ably be made in few days.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-05

Church Bazaar
December z, afternoon and even
ing, at the Congregational church
parlors, fancy work, home cooking,
domestic articles, candy, doll and
body booth, etc. Lunch will he
served at noon and evening.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
DEAFNESS CURED
BY New Discovery
Il have de-
mons trate d
that deaf
ness can be
cured. ;" DIR.
Guy Clifford
4 Powell.

The secret of how to use the mysterious and
invisible nature forces for the Of Deaf
ness and Head Noises has 1t last been discoY
Clifford Powell. Deafness and Head Noises dis
appear as il by magic under the of this new
and wonderful discovery He will send all who
suffer from Deafness and Head Noises full in
formation of how they can be cured absolutely
free, no matter how long they have been deaf.
what caused their deafness. This marvellous
Treatment is so simple, natural and certain that
You will wonder why 1t not discovered be-
fore. Investigate tors astonshed and cured
patients themselves marvel at the quick results
Any deaf person can have full information how
to be cured quickly and cured to stay cured at
home without investing a cent. Write TODAY 10
Dr. Guy Clifford Powell. 59SS Bank Building,
Peoria. ILL.,. and get full information of this
new and wonderful discovery absolutely free.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13

fidenee is easily gained. but observa-
tion of others methods leads to the
belief 1t is also easily lost Bossy did
not come up one night till long
after dark. though called many times
in the familiar way. I'd given it up
and gotten into dry house garments
and settled in the warm nook, and it
was raining, oh, so hard! when 1 heard
her bell tinkle. She had probably
come from away up on the mountain.
1t was a mean job, though 1 knew the
whereabouts of the feed bin and her
trough and the milking stool well
enough to attend to it all in the dark.
If l had neglected to answer her call
She would likely have neglected mine
the next time.
Cows. good ones, are so patient and
friendly and sort of wise The pony
seems never able 20 learn why the
pigs should be fed first, and rushes
after me into and out of the barn and
back again, but BOssy, having the same
liberty after the first few times walked
into her box and waited patiently for
her turn.
Cattle will sometimes stray, though.
and then is the hour of the white pony 5
glory, for some time before 1 got her
out of a bunch of range horses she had
been accustomed to COW punching
and understands the job far better than
] do. 1t was the full of the moon the
last time Bossy took to the high places.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
Cures Consumption
Bronchitis. Catarrh. Asthma,
Throat or Lung Trouble
TRIAL PACKAGE FREE

Every one who has weak lungs, Catarrh OF the
Bronchial Tubes or Catarrh in any form, Chronic
Bronchitis, Asthma, Chronic Hacking Cough. Loss
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13

in long windrows for burning. That
brush will chase you around the lot
and bark your shins and scratch your
face into semblance of a map of the
district. roads and streams, mountains
and valleys, cities and villages, and
leave a clearing about as big, compara-
lively, as that you've accomplished on
your claim. 1t has more capacity for
turns and quirks than an acrobat or
ballet dancer. Oh, the joy with which
you tend the fire and watch it burn!
One burning" day a wild deer came
leisurely down into the clearing and
came up to within Is feet, then turned
and trotted back into the brush. Prob
ably the glare and smoke prevented his
seeing or scenting me, for he made no
haste at all, and il was the first time 1
had seen one except on the run or in
captivity. Many people up here catch
fawns and they make delightful pets,
gentle and affectionate as dogs. OF
course. that day rifle, dog and camera
were all down at the cabin; but, to tell
the exact truth, the only way 1 wanted
to get him was with the camera.
The only way for a woman to handle
stock is to gentle" it and teach it
obedience to command. The same phrase
always in the same tone as nearly as
possible, they learn quickly. When the
pigs broke bounds and were having a
r1otouS time roofing up my nelSnDof >
meadow, and he offered to help drive
them home and laughed when l said L
could do it alone and would attend to
it at once, all my theories and pride
We're involved in making good l
mounted the white pony and rode
half mile and swung wide that meadow
gate and called ''p-o-o-ig." At the
first call they stopped roofing and at
the second came toward me, for that
call meant feeding time.
After they came through the gate
and it had been closed l rode ahead,
calling them occasionally, they follow
ing. It must have made funny pro-
cession if there had been any one to
see-two huge sows (Busy Liz and Sis
Hopkins) and three half grown shotes
trailing along behind small white
pony bestridden by lady of generous
proportions. 1t was funnier than lead
ing the grand march at a masquerade,
as i realized only when I'd forded the
river and looked back to see the pigs
swim it. But my theory was proved
pigs raced into the pen and were fed
as they expected to be. That's another
thing: never fool them. Their con-
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13

where IT seems at some times OF the
year the wild grass is particularly
tempting. and / set out to hunt her
at early dusk. One thing that always
helps is that a COW (and deer alsO) will
keep to path; all you have 10 do is
to get sound of her bell and follow any
path in that direction. stopping occa-
sionally. however. to listen. for il she
hears you first she will hide The
tinkle of bell in the mountains.
though it can be heard for a long dis
tance, is very elusive, and the path
now wound through deep shadow or
timbered places for a way, then across
an open space silver and glorious in
the moonlight. with an occasional pun
of cloud rising and floating across the
blue-black background OF the frs. with
Bear creek now near. now far, chatter
ing to me and always the roar OF the
surf sounding. I'd probably never have
taken that ride in the world except
under necessity But isn't there more
than the usual compensation in life OF
such pleasant necessities?
BOsSy was found at last half way up
the head OF Cliff canyon. visiting with
a bunch of yearlings. Then began
half hours race and chase that would
have been exasperating but for DOllie's
fine work and her real enjoyment OF IL.
The cow would start sedateIy down the
spreading so low Dollie couldn't get
under. she would circle back toward
the calves and quick as fash the
pony would pivot round and go after
her. It is commonly said good cow
pony can turn round on a half dollar.
Finally Bossy flung up her head with
dtsSusted snort and started for home
on the run, where we all arrived safe.
sound and happy. and of course not
late Tor supper. Being cook as well as
chore boy is an advantage at times.
1t is difficult not to feel like a ready
money lady at harvest time and to
remember that in this enterprise it
is the only time OF year much con-
cerned with real money. When the
fruit is converted into cash and the
loads of fodder OF various Sorts and
the man who bought them buys at the
same time your few head of surplus
stock, it all comes about the same time,
along with the golden October days,
and it seems so easy and such clean
money.
The life is a continuous vaudeville
show and one scarcely knows when to
stop in telling about it, the things
doing and to do. The interest and en-
thusiasm grow faster than the crops.
even in this climate. My farm is not
yet two years old am. however.
safe in saying this much: that for a
woman who has courage and who loves
outdoor life the net profits are as great
or greater than in any other vocation,
even the best paid; the dividends in
joy alone are enormous; her stocks
constantly and steadily advance in
value, and when you add to this a pro-
digious fortune of perfect health and
hope-wen. you yourself might do
worse than to look up on the map
Uncle Sans unappropriated territory
for a tract subject to homestead entry.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13

of her wage in any craft or profession
I know about"
But I should think you'd be so lone
some"
Probably might if I ever had time
to think about it, but I'm so busy every
minute trying to make the place what
my mind sees 1t can be made. and at
the same time keeping up with my daily
chores. there's never any time to be
lonesome"
Wei, your nerve must have got
about all right by now, I guess"
There is a lot to learn when one de-
cides for the simple life. 1 wonder how
it came about that rural life is re-
garded as simple by the people who
don't know. 1t is exceedingly complex,
and I'd be willing to wager all the
success 1 hope for that the biggest kind
Of a successful captain of industry
would need and use every power and
faculty in the successful operation of a
ranch. It's variety is one thing that
makes the life fascinating; and then it
is so healthful and serene.
My farm was the regulation govern
ment quarter section. 1t had been To-
Gated and tenanted for some years. but
abandoned for six years. Brush and
brake choked what had been orchard
and garden, clear up to the cabin win
dows. My undertaking all the while
has been to push back the boundaries,
and large part of my pay so far has
been the hundredfold way Dame Ma
ture recompensed my efforts. Those
trailing, spindling roses 1 released from
a tangle of brush climbed and clothed
and glorified cabin and fences and
stumps as though venting the vigor of
six fruitless years. And then the or
chard. Everybody supposed to know
tells you the proper time to prune is
when your knife is sharp" and prob
ably I'm this mild coast climate the rule
is a safe one. 1 did not in the least
know what TO prune and what to
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
Gains 80 Pounds
In so Days
Remarkable Result of the New Flesh
Builder PrOtOne, in Many Cases
of Rundown Men and
Women

Prove IT Yourself BY Sending Coupon
Below for a Free soc Package
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13

had been thin for years, and began to
think IL was natural for me 10 be that
way. Finally ] read about the remark
OF Protone. so I decided TO try Il myself
Well. when / look at myself in the mir
ror now I think IL is som ebody else. I
have put on just 80 pounds during the
last month and never felt stronger or
more 'nervy' in my life"
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
By Jessie Niles Burnett

k<I ELLO, hello-o-o-o there" sound
II ed above the howl Of the storm
and the racket OF my two good
dogs, taught to resent intrusion by
night at my farmhouse near the Cali
fornia- Oregon line, where for two years
I have lived all alone.
Hello; who is ftp" I replied through
a crack in the door.
Ny names Kline. Can 1 stay here
all night?"
Rather have you go down to the
big ranch only a mile down the trail;
they can take better care of you than
/ can"
Been there. They sent me up here;
a surveying crew came in on 'em to-
might, and they are fun up; said they
guessed If I told you knew them
you'd let me stop"
OF course the good neighbors would
not have sent him if they hadn't known
he wasn't likely TO rob or murder me;
but it was half an hour before the
lump went out of my throat. That
uphill trail TO my cabin a mile from
the county road had been security
against invasion except at noon. In
the matter Of midday dinners I cheer
fully followed the custom of the coun-
try, which is that all travellers, on
whatever business, stop at the nearest
farmhouse for meal. sure Of plenty
and a welcome. Often it was survey
ors- lOcators, timber cruisers or drov-
ers: but once It was the sheriff and his
deputy hunting an escaped lunatic.
II they come late, no matter; the mer-
~ coffee mill and ready spider" are
deftly manipulated and a hot pick
up" meal is quickly served. have
known the third relay of unexpected
visitors 10 be thus served at one mid
day.after the family dinner was cleared
away. and the little woman said. "Oh.
kind OF liked Il, they were such nice
people. but there were so many
hardly had enough provisions. There
were, let's see-1s all together. and I'd
only prepared for the I'VE of US But
the hunters came in last and they
were so hungry they were glad to get
anything"
Well, let him in-that poor drover-
and he huddled over the fire with chat
tering teeth while did the coffee mill
and spider stunt. mentally blessing the
neighborly providence that had be-
slowed a quarter Of venison upon me
the day before. over his supper he re-
lated that he'd had to swim the river
three times today ct was Christmas
week., and my horse almost took a no
tion TO quit on me the last time we had
to go in. II was that wild COW 1 bought
from Davis; she broke away from the
bunch right at the ford-the rivers
awful high now-and I had to take the
rest across to hold 'em. and then had
10 go back and get her or lose her.
Don't seem like I'll ever be warm again.
Nineteen miles I made with 'em today.
Left EN- started down the other side the
mountain. They'll drift along with the
storm in the direction I want 'em to go;
but nobody lives over that way so I
left EN- and came along down here"
And I had wanted to send him mile
farther seeking shelter.
And DO you think you. a woman all
alone. can farm it in this wild country
and succeed" he said.
Succeed? IN regaining my health
and a grip OF my nerves, yes; in max
ing a fortune, probably no; but I have
an idea that a woman alone, if she
likes the work. can handle bees and
chickens enough to net her each year
more than she could hope to save out
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
Try Il Free

On request we will send you full 5-days' treat
Ynent of Or. Wilisnsy's Flesh Builder to try. We
go to this expense to show our confidence that
we can give you beautiful bust, and we'll
rounded neck. shoulders and limbs: we want
your confidence and believe this is the surest way
to secure il.
The increasing vitality which this Treatment
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and entertaining-that greatest of all individual
charms. Personal Magnetism, for which we all
strive, is the result
Treatment No. 1, is the general system flesh
builder used by both men and women Treat
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Please say which treatment you prefer. Only
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Just write today. now. while you think of IT, tc
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N. Y, inclosing 1Oc TO cover mailing expenses,
and full 5-days' trial treatment will be sent you
in plain package by return mail. :.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13

by George. never saw anything like
the effects of that new treatment, Pro-
tone, for the building up of weight and
lost nerve force 1t acted more like a
miracle than a medicine" said a well
known gentleman yesterday In speak
ing OF the revolution that had taken
place in his condition. 81 began to
think that there was nothing on earth
that could make me fat. ! tried tonics.
digestives, heavy eating diets. milk.
could think of. but without result. I
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-20
Los naciidos en- FebIeIo.

9 Segun ell c6lebre astrologo inglest:
Rafael, los que nacieron en@febrero
pasaran ell aho de 1910 como 10 ex-
presan los s!guientes vatlcinlos:
D(a primero. dc la ley y
de querellas y refrena tu genio. TIL
seras importunado con cartas o por
j6venes. Los negocios te causaran
mucha ansiedad: pero en- tus asuntos
domesticos seras mas afortunado.
Dos.-Atiende a tus negocios. Pro
cura no offender tus superlores. Los
que sean empleados deben tener mu
cho cuidado. -. l.
Cinco.-Tu natalicio'es afortun ad
y tu dinero.y y negocios prosperaran.
Progresaran los que sean empleados.
Ocho.-T1 viajaras y cambiaras
de residencias. Con cuidado tus nego
clos alcanzaran 6xito. Las vludas jo
venes seran cortejadas.
Catorcc .-Cuida tn salud. No via
jes nj te nudes, pero atiende a tus
negocios. Aquellos nacldos en-. este
dia y que sean empleados seran as
cendidos. Ell j6ven cortejara Q Sc casa
ra.
Vcinte y dos.--No tcngas qucrc-
Has. En- tus negocios til puedes espc-
rar un ano irme y prospero, pero en-
tus clrculos domesticos ocurrlran en-
fermedades Q contratiempos.
Nenite y seis.-Muchos disgustos
ocurriran en- tus negoclos, pero con
cuidado podras vencerlos.
Velnte y siete.-Td puedes espe-
rar un ano variado. Exito y perdidas.
Mant6n tn salud en- orden. En- tus es-
feras domesticas seras mas afortuna-
do.
Veinte y ocho-Cuidate de mudan
zas y de nuevas empresas y evitalas.
Las j0venes deben tener mucho cui-
dado con su conducta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-20
LA CONFIANZA

iiJo un sabio, es una planta de
iento desarrollo. La gente tiene
fe en- las cosas cue We, y ha-
blando en- sentido general tiene
raz6n. Lo que a veces sc llama
fe ciega no es fe dc ninguna
nanera, pues debe haber una
raz6n = heehos para tener EN- que
Sundarse. Por ejemplo, en- 10 que
respecta q una medicina 8 re-
medic la gente pregunta, CHA
curado a otros? Use han aliviado
con ella algunos casos someiantes
al mio? IVA en- ammonia con los
descubrimientos de la ciencia
moderna y estdn sus antecedentes
al abrjgo de toda sospecha?s En-
tai case, es digno de coufanza, y
81 alguna vez me encuentro ataca-
do de alguno de los males para los
cuales Sc recomienda, ocurrir6 4
6l en- la plena confanza de que
rne podra aliyiar." Estos son los
fundamentals que han dado 4 Ia
PREPARATION de WAMPOLE
su alta reputation entire los me-
dicos asi como entire todos los
puebios civilizados. Este eficaz
remedio es tan sabroso como la
miel Y contiene todos los prin-
cipios nutritivos y curativos del
Aceite de Bacalao Puro,sque ex-
traemos de los higados frescos
del bacalao, combinados con Hi
pofosftos, Malta y Cerezo Silves-
tre." Con toda prontitud elimina
los acidos venenosos que engcn-
dram Ia enfermedad y las demas
materias toxicas que Sc encuen-
tran en- ell ORGANISING; dcsarrolla
un fuerte apetito y buena diges-
ton, y es infalible en- Postraci5n
que sigue 4 las Fiebres, Tisis y
Enfcrmedades Dcmacrantes. "El
9r. Di. Hugo Marcos, dc Buenos
Aires, dice: La Preparation de
Wampole no me es desoonocida
V ell ano asado en- una Clinica
de Paris, he tenido OCCASION de
prescribirla Y notar sus buenos
cfectos. 4'odos mis- colegascen
Paris aprecian esta preparaci6n."
Nadie sufre un dcsongano coz
asta. = De vcnta EN- las Botics
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-20

Encro i 26 miIloncS de Kilometres:
rl 80 dr Enrro i 50 milloncs: cl Q de
Fchrro il I26 miiloncs de- kilGmc-
troS: Y contempordnramrmto cstoS
81 al, .'an de Ia TERRA; rl dia 20 c>ta-
ha l.io> i l.53 milhncS tic Kilometres
cl 81 i I10 milloncI de Kilometres.
Iu" ripida Ia aparici6n, porluc
rl com"ta aproNimado al prrihclio,
era o>rurcidI en- la gran luz solar:
ALI - pudo d"~cubrir, rllando un ma
yor r.~plundor lc pcrmiti6 al nuclco
dh h@'"r-r ramimo con las ravoS
atraN.~ 'Irl c~parin.
Mirrtra> 50 ATIENnE ii gran
a.. HALEY. los ASTRONOMERS
+, gis;rarin IN cl cnagr1fc del ci,ln
este f"u6m,un, que, 81 biyn nucvo I
lnc>pc~nl". no ticn" naia dc amor
NAL cn Ia i.i-;nria dcl ,i>tcma solar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-20
1ua| .e5 .e| nata-
Icio del |ectoI?
PrediccioneS de Rafael.

ST aparece enla siguente lista ell aho
que comlenza, dice Rafael, el famoso
astro]ogo ingl6s para la fecha de su
onomastlco;
Dia primero-Es mas bien favo-
rable este dfa de tu natalicio y tn via
jaras y experimentaras mudanzas
con exito. Tendras buenos negocios
Tres-Tu tendras un ano variado
en- tus negocios: ganancias y p6rdi-
das. Cuidate de los amigos falsos. En-
tus cfrculos dom6sticos espera enfer-
medades y contratiempos.
Cuatro-Cuidate de la ley y de que
rellas. Evita variaciones y Wales. Nc
estes seguro de ningun hombre.
Siete-T1 tienen un nataliclo dcs.
graciado. Atiende a tu salud. Estas
amenazado con Intermediates y per.
didas.
Ocho-No tengas querellas nj mt
danzas. En- tus negocios tn puedes
esperar un ailo propero y provecho
so. Las jovenes deben ser muy cul'
dadosas con su conducta.
Nueve-T1 seras atormentadc
por cuitas imaginarias.
| Doce-Huye de nuevas empresas
Presta la mayor atenci6n a tus nego
clos. No corras riesgo de ninguna es.
pecie.
Diez y nueve-Ten cuidado cor
las cartas que recibes y con las que
escribes. Tus negocios te atormenta.
ran. Huye de los jovenes.
Veinte y tres-Perdidas te anne.
nazan. Cuida mucho de tus negocios
y evita toda clase de riesgos y espe.
-culaciones.
Veinte y seis-Tu natalieio es au
gurio de buena suerte y tn dlnero J
negoclos aumentaran.
Trelnta y uno-Un ano lleno dc
acontecimientos te espera. Dcbcs
esperar ganancias y p6rdidas, exitos
y, contratiempos. Vigila mucho tus
negocios y no viajes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-20
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