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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-06
The Good
Effects of
BEECHAM'S
PILLS

remedy these conditions be-
cause they remove the cause.
They start the bowels, work
the liver, sweeten the breath,
cleanse the blood, tone the
stomach, clear the head, inn
prove the appetite and bring
restful sleep.
The Oldest and best correct
i've medicine before the public
is Beecham's Pills.
"-I@ Everywhere. In boxes 1Uc. and 25c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-06
NEW SUNDAY SCHEDULE
of the

SALEM, FALLS CITY AND WEST.
ERN RAILWAY COMPANY
Passenger Tariff No. IL.
Naming Special Sunday Round Trip
Fares:
Commencing Sunday, May 29,
1910, and in effect each succeeding
Sunday until and including Sunday,
September 26th, 1910.
Rate in Cents.
West Falls Black
Between Salem Dallas City Rock
Black Rock ..150 rs -. -.
Falls City ....125 so -. ..
Dallas. ..... rs -. so rs
West Salem ... rs 1875 $50
ChildreD-Children of half fare
age, one-half of the adult fare.
Sale Dates-Sundays only.
Limit-All tickets will be be good
for continuous passage in each di-
rection, good only on date of sale.
Baggage-No baggage will be
checked on these tickets.
Issued, May II, 1910.
Effective, Sunday, May 20. 1910
LOUIS GERLINGER, JR.,
General Manager.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-06
You Can Cure That Baokaohe

Pain along the back, dizziness. head
ache and general languor. Get a
package of Mother Gray's AUSTRIA.
LIAN-LEAF, the pleasantest root and
herb cure for all Kidney, Bladder and
Urinary troubles. When you feel all
run down, tired, weak and without
energy use this remarkable combina-
tion OF natures herbs and roots. AS
a regulator Il has no equal. Mother
Gray's AustraliRn-Leaf is sold by
druggists or sent by mail for so cents
Sample sent free. Address The
Mother Gray Co., lie Roy. N. Y.
Nobody expects an imaginative
man 10 tell the ruth when he tells
what he imagines.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-06

People who are so busy that they
never have time to get hungry al
ways find time to eventually have
dyspepsia.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-06

After doing one thing we'll, it is
not often that you wish you hal
done the other thing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-06
The Bad
Effects of
CONSTIPATION

Impure blood, offensive breath,
heavy head, shortness of
breath, bilious attacks, ftful
sleep, loss of appetite, feverieh
conditions, all come from one
cause-Constipation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-06

Persistence Is the mother OF sue,
eess--but just what success is, is a
mooted question.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-05

SPECIAL dispatch The Call reports another of Walter
"A Parers visits Washington for the purpose of showing
Senator Frank Flint how he be reelected without sub
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-05

y yOW that the contest between James
M j. Jeffries and John Arthur john
son has been made part of MS
tory, and so large proportion of the
civilized(?) men of the world have, so
to speak. taken a cold shower, put on
an unwilted collar and returned to the
bread and butter things of life-now,
will some one please offer an explana-
tion of why it has caused so tremen-
dous an excitement.
Just why was this particular prize
fight the main topic of conversation in
such unexpected places, even if it was
"the fight of the century?
OF course, 1 have heard every one
of the stock expressions about mans
instructive joy in warfare" and some
thing in every mans nature a fight ap-
peals to-" and know all about the
fact of every man with red blood in
his veins" etc.; but that can hardly
account for all the conversation wasted
on Mr.. Jeffries disposition. Mr.. John
sons smile, and their other mental and
physical peculiarities and assets.
some whose veins run fountain pen ink;
some whose only Instructive joy" lies
in money making, and others, the only
appeal to whose natures, is would seem,
must be made on dignihed, scientific
or intellectual basis.
More remarkable than these, how
ever, are the women who have read and
talked Johnson and Jeffries-
I met one of the prettiest, cleverest
zot.1, lee -;,,t frT6 ma
with enthusiastic delight that she had
seen Jack Johnson arrested for speed
ing his automobile.
Two brides of the last few months,
of unfmpeacha BILE training and social
position, have gone on motor trips
through the Santa Cruz mountains re-
Gently and have boasted that they went
to Jeffries' training camp one after
noon when the 'eave man" was gra-
cious enough to condescend to enter the
ring and box few rounds.
Not long since 1 met a family whose
ancestors ran largely to colonial DANES,
bishops and major generals. They are
now as delicately conservative as their
foreparents would lead one to infer.
acknowledged rather blushingly-iD
anticipation of the shock L expected
to deliver-that 1 had just returned
from Rowardennan and had inter
viewed Mrs. Jeffries. But did 1 witness
the uplifted hands and eyebrows, the
your mothers daughter" sort of spec
tacle that I expected?
Not for a second 1 was compelled
to recount in detail every movement
of my stay at Rowardennan, and the
conversation then flowed on cheerfully
for some time on the subject of the
fight, and at least a reading acquaint-
ance with some of the most salient
points was displayed by each and every
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-05

hitting his candid;
California.
Parker. who is
Friday and machine
California, has made
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-05

tains the sirloin and the hIet. The
following is given to the name:
Martin Morrison kept a porter house
in Pearl street, New York. which
was favorite resort for the bay
pilots. who were always sure to get
pot of ale and hot steak. On one oc-
casiOn, in 1914, Morrison ran out of the
cuts he served as steaks, and to serve
one of his customers he had to cut
from the piece for roast for the next
day. The old pilot who was served
this piece relished it SO that he called
for another. After he left he told his
fellows OF the good steak he had had
and the result was that the butcher
was told to cut the roasting piece into
steaks and in giving orders to his men
would say Cut steaks for the porter
house. From this came the name por-
ter house steak
THOROUGHBRED-D. L. A.. city. What
bred to horses?
When used without any qualifying
word it means that the word refers to
horses bred for speed. with undisputed
pedigree in the studbook
BEES-C. R., Alameda. In swarming, do the
old or the young bees leave the hiveg
The first swarm OF a season leaves
the hive under the guidance of the old
queen before the new brood is Matched
This swarm consists OF most OF the old
workers and the drones. As soon as
the new brood is five or six DAYS old
young queens lead forth other swarms.
composed for the most part of young
bees, until only one queen remains in
the hive with swarm.
THE AUTH0R-G. NJ o. CITY. Who was
the author Of the following and In what poem
AS il the wind. not she. did walk
Nor pressed flower, bowed a stalk.
Ben JOnson. in Vision OF Delight"
4 POEM--A. c. s., Oakland. This
correspondent wants to know who is
the author of the poem from which he
quotes the last lines OF the first stanza.
Der lfes desert sands I wandered
Jntn l came to where you stood.
To make better man OF me.
dsyT'
The name given in England to IN
nunciation day. which falls on Mskb
% of each year. In France It is knot-1
as "Notre Dame de Mars
BEAR FLAG--A- NJ. Sacramento. Was the
original bear dag OF California destroyed?
1t was in the historical room OF the
Pioneers building and was destroyed
with the many other historical relics
there by the fire in April. 1906.
INTEREST-P. L.. City. What is the LEGAL
rate of interest pawn broker may charge on
a loan in California?
Two per cent a month
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-05
RSONS IN THE NEWS

WALTER j. TRAsK. an attorney of Los An
geies, is at the Palace. He is on his way 70
attend the funeral Of b. B. Frazer, banker
of Stockton, who died suddenly in the SOUTH
JUSTICE JOSEPH E. NEwBURGER OF the
New York supreme court is at the Palace
with Miss H. Newburger. They intend to
spend the summer in Alaska.
GEORGE T. MYERS. a salmon packer Of
Seattle. returned with Mrs Myers from a trip
TO Europe yesterday and took apartments at
the Palace.
ROBERT A. BROWN Of Los Angeles and Mr.
and Mrs. H. NJ. Chapman OF Chicago are
among the recent arrivals at the Manx.
H. CLAY BREEDEN Of Los Angeles returned
from automobile trip to Portland yesterday
and registered at the Palace.
H. C. MCLEAN, who is interested in oil proper
ties in Bakersfield, is registered at the Argo-
naut.
Mr.. and MRS. FRANK H. RAY Of New York
are among the recent arrivals at the Palace.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-05

a map of lands open to settlement in it's
Jurisdiction: Eureka, Independence,
Los Angeles, Oakland. Redding, Sacra-
mento, Susanville and Visalia.
GINsENG-w. Y. t. City What is ginseng
and what are its properties?
Ginseng is. a perennial herb. One
species grows in China and the other is
a native of the United States. The
f1eshy root of this plant, which is from
4 to 9 inches long, is the part chiefly
valued. 1t has been used in China
thought to be a panacea for almost
every ILL., Physicians in Europe and
the United States consider Ii an inert
herb. 1t is not used in the United
States in medical practice except some
times as demulcent.
sPoRT-A B.. City. What is the meaning
of sport as applied TO man or woman
The American application of the
name is that of one who pursues the
sports of the fields, such as hunting,
fishing and the like, or to one who is
given to betting, as on horse races or
other events. One who is designated
as sporty" is one who is given to
wearing fashy clothes.
To GERMANY-H. E. H. Burlingame. Am
native Of Germany. Served three years in
the German army before coming to the United
a citizen. Can / go back to Germany on a
visit without having to go into the army:
AS you have served in a military ca
pacity in the German army you have
performed what was expected of you in
the military line. and as a naturalized
citizen of the United States you are
free to visit there without fear of mo-
lestation. Those natives who have not
performed military duty prior to leav-
ing the country and return to 1T on a
visit are, if they have become citizens
of the United States in time of peace.
permitted to remain in the country for
four months, but If they overstay that
time they are required to serve in the
army, despite the fact that they have
become American citizens. The United
States does not interfere in a case
where q naturalized citizen owes an
obligation to country of birth prior to
becoming a citizen of the United States.
LATITUDE AT SEAL. L. NJ. City. BY
what method do navigators determine their
exact latitude at sea?
The usual method of finding the lati-
tude at sea is by taking the altitude of
the sun when on the meridian The
latitude of a place being it's distance
from the equator, is measured by the
arc of the meridian, between the zenith
and the equator; hence if the distance
of the sun from the zenith when on the
meridian and the declination be given,
the latitude is easily determined.
PORTERHOUsE STEAK-R. S. r.. City.
What parts Of the steer does the porterhouse
come from and why was it so named?
1t is a cut from the Ioin which con-
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-05
FIGHT OF THE CENTURY
MAKES CULTURED FAN9
Pugilistic Lore Flows From Unaccustomed Lips
in Incongruous Places
Bv MARY AsHE MILLER

,.a,.ha- ,s tive family. or course. rnsv
all agreed that it was horri04e al"
brutal thing and that Governor Siiie''
did the right thing-even IL 1T was
triAe late in the day-but / thougnt
the horror was perfunctorily Expressed
and about as personal as their feelings
anent the French revolution.
And so it has been with scores
of women of all classes that one meets
Probably they would recoi1 in most
satisfactory way from an actual sus-
restion or invitation to be present at
the affair. Nevertheless as feminine
mass they know a great deal more
about the white and black lighters
than they do about Uncle Joe Cannon
and the insurgents.
T have asked many women why they
took this interest and when they were
honest enough to acknowledge tnat
they were touched by curiosity tner
answers were varied.
One woman told me 1t was because
such well known men were sending
stories on the subject. I asked VINO
for fnstanee?" and she said. "Oh. well
Fred BeehdoIt and Edward r. CahilL"
Another said she read 1T TO talk TO
her husband about it, I happened 70
know that her husband was one OF
the type who would no more waste MS
mighty intellect discussing a prize
fight with his wife than he would con-
slider taking her into his law nrm-
one woman confessed that she was
hypnotized by the attitude and at
mosphere of the daily papers some
one else said she read il because every
one else did. and yet another because
she was interested in the psychology
of the contest
Quite as amusing as the inability OF
woman to explain her obsession-mild
or wfld-are the impressive assertions
of mankind as to their interest being
largely scientific.
Perhaps there may be preliminary.
perfunctory CULVER of scientific love
and admiration for adroitly placed
blows. clever foot work" and good
dodging-whateve the technical term
for that may be-but from all I can
hear. and 1 have sat at the feet of
the mighty in sporting circles and
heard much wisdom. the ringside pro
duces elemental man, rampant, and the
sight can not be pretty one.
There is one man OF my acquaintance,
as mild hammered, cool headed and cor
rectly conducted as any you could
meet, and purely academic in his dis
cussion of the prize ring. Yet I am
told on good authority that his friends
will not accompany him TO a fight be-
cause when affairs wax exciting he un-
consciously repeats each blow deliv.
cred in the ring on the unfortunate
seated next him. Scientific inspiration,
no doubt.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-05

aAHKX d. CLARK, a hetelman OF Santa Bar
oara, is at the St. Francis with Miss Clark.
J. H. TUCKER, lumberman with interests
In the northwest, is at the st. Francis.
j. A. HUGHES, a businessman OF Bakersfield
Is at the Palace with Mrs. Hughes
7. 3. G. TAYLOR, land owner OF Turlock. Is
at the Argonaut with Mrs. Taylor
GLEN BIERTY, a rancher Of San Luis obispo.
Is staying at the Farmont
Z. B. GAGE and A. n. Gage Of Phoenix are
staying at the St. Francis.
HARRY WHITE is at the St. Francis. reris-
tered from Los Angeles.
]. 3. CASTLE, merchant OF Honolulu n r.r,.-
tered at the Fairmont.
J. F. cooNAE, an attorney Of rrr.s. !.
guest at the Stewart
DIR. C. a. DUNCAN Of EursG. /. :, n. s,.w.
art
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-05
Machine Afraid
to Face People
at Primary Polls

the openly purpose inducing Flint
rpudate his refusal Parker the
sole messenger Other and distinguished machnemen have
Taade the journey and exhausted their eoquenc
t'pon the Junior
refused to submit himself to the people as candidate
the primary election While he talked about expensive
paign up pledges insurng adequate
Tor California campaigns Then Flint had other
through all Of which rang loud confession of unwngnes
the people for reelection Office given him by Herrn
The machine turned in disgust to other The quest
unsuccessful Only frank enough declare that
they did dare the people wearing the machines collar
For two months has been an open secret that the machine manp
uOr purpose make Flint the medium for their reputation
and repeal Of the direct primary law Their leaders declared fatty
that they would ignore the primary election and with legislature
subsevent the dictates OF their boss would epudiate the primary
senatorial and ree Flint In frtherance of that plan
Hern committee assembled
that the senatorial provisions OF the direct primary law not
be considered binding legislative candidates legislators
Herrn machine fought the of direct primary
from the day the launched by The Call in 1906 until
late the legislative of 1902 wen corner
speseryaon compelled complete change of front The fight
against the direct primary law led by errns first leuenants
Walter Parker Jere Burke and Johnnie Lynch They failed
prevent Walter the
that provisions the direct primary
law legally binding upon members of the legislature
ing the amendment of the federal constitution primary law pro-
be made legally binding in the of the of
a United States
sanction provisions of all direct primary
people people morally binding
and effective other The people of California may
republican California would given the opportun
the of Flint senate ndorsed
by majority of the republicans or by the republicans in majority
legislative districts Fns legislature
could be offensive His election without such Endorsement
would be public
Eliminating Flint the cold fact remains that Herrin
defiance Of the law and the people he elect
Flint his the primary ballot if he likes If he
not choose to submit himself the people the people easily
insure against his election They have ample time in which put
every legislative asprant record They compel every
date declare before his candidacy voted whether
serve the people or en in the selection OF nts They
only make candidate
will for that senatorial candidate who greatest
number OF their their respective district
of the districts No legislative majority will rpudate
pledges If Hern would elect another him present
his candidate the primaries
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-05

policy by proves the wisdom of his selections for with
drawa His order power site aggregating
4159o phosphate lands 2o4 3 petroleum
475O More than half of the petroleum lands total
of 2482750 California. Thus California is Immediately
and vitality interested
There radical difference between oil lands the hand
and forest and coal lands power sites the other Con
servaon through withdrawal of coal and timber lands
advantage the Individual and work
be carried with the idea of preventing develop
but for the prevention of despoaon. Our powers
virtually inexaustibe Water will forever continue
down hill Its power poentiae be made acualies under
proper government supervision needed.
Water will be exhausted by The conservation
of oil involves many different problems Petroleum
liquid asset that manipulate the advantage
few and corresponding disadvantage only of the
actual and would be producers but of the public we'll To with
hold for proacted period oil lands district partially developed
advantage the operator work with protected opportunity
reduce the supply that may ultimately be pumped from the
general reservoir through the lands Withdrawn the possible
opportunity ban lifted the
operation of other
The Pickett law affords of protection those
who actually work before September 27 1909
executive Withdrawals made merely enable drafting
enacng of laws for the general good they will be acceptable
The interests of who have already invested in good
should protected Theirs public operations
adversely affected by President Tas
neither beneficial acceptable the people.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-05
Make Our Next
Fourth Sane
and Great


upon fourth Those figures will great saving
which inevitably the result of noisy gnpowder
will show saving of life that
in its relation society whole.
They will show another great for the public purse.
They will record fewer widows and orphans be public charges
detectives and dependents for the crowdng of public
ons misery and of the genuine rejoicing Ameri
freedom.
Francscos observance of the birthday
happy Giving consideration the which
committee charge and the time limit placed upon
work. San Francisco celebration The greatest
of lies afforded heathul
aud profitable to the big and little children of San
Francisco 1t most successful prophetic demonstration of
Francisco may and should accomplish year
thereafter
The fourth has The celebration of the
of American freedom should be and
of wide Importance and of profit the people of San Fran
Instead of annual exodus of 100000
the and the the citizens
California should be drawn San Francisco superiority
magnitude Of her celebration The people of
San Francisco We have but encourage them. Now
the time to begin work plans for July 191pans which
contemplate great state wide celebration
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-05
President Taft's
Withdrawal of
Public Lands

from President ait than his administration of the public
through Balnger involving the
dismissal of Rooevet right hand Forester Clifford
Thoughtful students national economics and national
believed that the President
could bind him the disastrous of ultimate
Of policy upon which Roosevelt and the people agreed
Only probable for administrative was seriously
in doubt.
These opinions based appreciation of public
public President Tafs recognition
popular than partisan significance
that policies bigger than me proves the
Roosevelt policies and perhaps the Roosevelt policy
fact Roosevelt policies but American policies srs-
tanned by the free thought of the American people.
The policy involved in the executive order of withdrawal
public unquesonaby 1t will approval
people generally That the popular approval may nged
something akin suspicion of political expedency
people
Granting President Taft order involves public
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-05

the end of the present decade the graveyard
fourth of July will be a. thing of the unre
GREETED past
will show that tremendous benefits were
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-05

administrations inevitable if deferred accept
ance of one of the greatest of the Roosevelt
policies.
Probably no one thing has served more
effectively to withhold the public confidence
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-05

ANNOUNCEMENT of President Tas conservation polio
- and the withdrawal of 800O0O of public lands wa
convincing rather than surprising formal Of h
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-05

AN FRANCISCO with numerous other large American cities
enjoyed yesterday fourth The idea spreads
- encouraging apidty It is difficult believe that
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-03
Ho for Michigan

Tuesday, sept. u, 1910. Leayin
Marion depot at 10 .. M o'clock,
Great bargains In land I'm Manistee,
Lake. Newago .and Grand Travis
counties. Land from SIS mp to $40
In Mason and Nianistee counties from
50 up To sos In Ncwago county and
one farm In Grand Travis county 1876
acres equal In building TO any first
class farm I'm Marion county of IT'S
size, miles fcom Travis City, well
fenced with IA good crop. 20 OF crop
for $4,000, with acres orchard.
good modern buildings equal to any
100000 farm In Marion county In pro
duction and soiL Can sell 10
at s2aOO. miles q CardiDgton also
many cheap small farms 5, 10, rs,
20, "a to 40 acres, Ota 1855 acre latka
orchard In Mason ,c0upty two sets
OF buildings. very fine collected last
year over 5000 dollars is worth
$4,000. Near White Cloud a good
80 acres good buildings at $4,000.
Some splendid orchards with special
prices Crops are good In that section
Have di0 acres near White Cloud,
good stock farm at SIS per acre. Que
without any clearing, just $40 acres.
Good farm when cleared at 50 per
acre. Can sell you any size with all
kinds OF prices. Come and Join w
and see for yourself Fair for round
trip 500 To Mainstee. Also trip 10
North and South Dakotas, Texas or
Kansas Son will always find gooHl
results from tho Clark GO. ma Court
st.. Call at ofYicc all that can SO.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-03
FIENDISH MURDER
OF ANTONIO GAZELLA
Bv Ur'tAd Press wire

Wheeling w Va, Sept. 3.-Myslery
surrounding the iiendish murder of
Antonio Ganzella, who body was dis
covered IN "A field early yesterday with
nifty. knife wounds in the back, neck
and breast, was heightened today by
the discovery of the Disappearance of
his wife,
The police identified Ganzela
through new pair OF shoes that he
was wearing when slain. aIEE..
After completing The Identification,
the police learned that Mrs. Ganzella
Lad secretly Disappeared several days
ago aud her husband did not know
her whereabouts.