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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-07
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LUTd SUFFERERS


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and in February of 1902 l was taken
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When l recovered sufficiently to walk
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(Above abbreviated; more on re-
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-07
PAUL REAMER.

1t 8 sorter quiet around our way,
No maxim a cheerful noise.
Somehow, we kids don't care to play
Like other rompin boys;
But wander round like something dumb
And lookin kind O. wan;
Geel but us fellers are feelin glum
Since Paul's gone.
You know we fellers were always pals,
And used to play together.
We didn't have much use for gals,
Because we whole lot rather
Play pirate games and make big forts,
Put Shields and armour on.
But who II be judge at our pirate courts
Now Paul's gone!
1t IS lonesome now in my back yard,
There s somethin lacking there;
The joyful laugh of cheerful pare
No longer fills the air.
And still | wonder what II do,
As | lay here on the lawn;
1t seems my Doyaood days are through
Since Paul's gone.
Why, Hello, Frank! You dear Ill ehum
Come over here by me
And talk bit, it II help you some
To know how sad we be.
Now, Frank, if you will tell no other
| III tell you what we've done:
Us kids have sworn to be your brother
Now Paul's gone.
] % ,.,.-. ........I...-.., GENE. sRYLEY.
! .- ~, ...- - -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-07

interstate commerce commission said
today that they themselves did not
know when decision would be rem
dered on the railroads application for
authority to make five per cent in
crease in freight rates. z.
The commission usually adjourns
June l. This year it did not do so,
however, but is still holding daily con
ferences in an effort to agree on enough
essential questions to permit at least a
partial ruling on the application.
Four of the commissioners were un-
derstood to favor authorizing the rail
roads to make some advance in rates;
three to oppose it.
The majority, it was said, had
ceased trying to win the minority over
to the majority view and was simply
trying to persuade the dissenters tc
withdraw their objections to the an
nouncement of "split' decision.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-07
WILL MISS THE MINISTRY
BUT MAY HIT THE JAIL

Los Angeles, Cal, July 7.-one the
eve of his ordination to the ministry,
Stoddard Irving, aged 81, is a confess
ed thief today, according to Police De-
tectives SHY and Crow.
Irving, the officers said, came to Los
Angeles after practically completing
his course in theology at an Indiana
university. He was without money
and for two months hao lived by small
thieyery, they claimed. He was
caught disposing of stolen goods.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-07
TRIAL RACE POSTPONED,

Newport, r. l., July 1.-THE first Of
ficial trial race between the Defiance,
Resolute and Vanitie for the honor OF
defending Americas cup against Sir
Thomas Lipton's challenger was post
ponel today ON account of melement
weather, The race probably win be
held tomorrow. Up to date in the un'
official contests, the Resomte has won
srven races, the Yanitie four and the
Defiance one.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-07
SlOO Reward, SlOO

The readers OF this paper Will %
pleased TO learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure In all its stages, and that Is
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being q constitutional
ment Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken In
ternaly, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system, there
by destroying the foundation OF the. dis
ease, and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assisting
nature In doing its work. The proprietors
have so much faith In its curative pow
ers that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that II falls to cure. Send
for list OF testimonials.
Sold by all Druggists iSc,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-07

Huerta on Sunday held general election in that part
Of Mexico still under his control How general it was is
disclosed by the fact that the votes counted and the
returns in few hours after the polls closed That Hue-
ia was Endorsed goes without saying for those opposed
to him were especially careful not to let him know it. and
also to refrain from using their sacred privilege OF select
ng president The election does not change the stua
ton in any way 1t is claimed the election will be declared
invalid ON account of the few votes cast. This would
cause Huera to be again proclaimed provisional presi
dent and make his term of office last until he sees fit to
call another election.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-07

NAd" mug oS NY
dawn of day. So
help me, Alexander,
[ would not miss that
treat; for there is
nothing gran d c T
than morning, cool
and sweet. The lit.
tie birds are singing
as they 60 scooting
by; the rising sun
is stringing strange
tints across the sky;
the winds are softly
signing, the dew is
on the grass, and
butterflies are fly.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-07
THE ROUNDUP.
+ ++++++ = = ++

Mrs. A. Austin, wife of Albany s
chief of police, prevented prisoner
escaping from jail Sunday when in pass
ing that building she noticed the shin
giles at one corner of the roof lift. She
notified her husband, who discovered an
inmate, viii Riley, who had been placed
in corridor on the second floor had
made a hole almost large enough to
crawl through.
Allen Robertson, aged 10, son of Mrs.
Julius Marlett, of Portland, was drown
ed while trying to learn to swim in
Oswego lake Sunday. The body was re-
covered eight minutes after it sank
and three pulmotors were rushed to his
aid, but after an hour work hope was
abandoned.
The Klamath ROdeo, under the aus
pices of the Elks, ended a three days
meet Saturday night. 1t was by far
the greatest celebration ever held at
klamath Falls.
Alice +. Weatherson mas received the
appointment as postmistress at Flor
ence.
Ft,- ~-r- '-
The first auto of the Season reached
Crater Lake last week, and the road
is getting in fairly good shape.
Several of the Indians attending the
celebration at Newport were given
whiskey by white man and some OF
them got pretty well soused.
Paul Ferrara, and Italian boy, was
drowned in Upper klamath lake Sun
day. His father was rowing the boat
in which the two were on the lake, witf
the boy riding in the bow, and conse
quently behind his father. He fell over
board and was not missed until hi
father reached shore.
Umatilla has begun harvesting 5,
: 100000 bushel wheat crop. This i
about tne same as last year, but tn
barley crop will be 10 to Is per cen
heavier than last year.
Wasco county, it is estimated, will
have mere than a million bushels D
wheat this year as against SSOO,OO
last year.
Red fire was burned on the SUNNI
of Mt. Hood Saturday night, accord
ing to the report of parties who sa,
= they burned it, but as no one saw il
; what S the difference.
Polk county has just completed oil
ing all its main roads.
: Hop growers are arranging for bi
! meeting at st. Paul Saturday whe
! defensive plans in the crusade for state
wide prohibition will be made.
The Springfield Development leagu
} has erected q 75fOot pole, from whic
IA 12x35.foot flag will float as PEE
manent feature.
The Democrat is ambitious tina
: Baker shall become known as 18Th
weedless town" and thinks also tha
weedlessness 'would in measuI
> mean the absence of mosquitoes. "
|. Corvallis city library, open one hor
o day and on Saturday two hours, hO
:, had circulation of 40l volumes in th
first month of its existence, 1t col
h tains more than 200 volumes.
n Tillamook S commercial club has
+ membership of 10, and is reported
y good condition. A hundred letters
: week are received from people WI
want to know about the Coos Ba
r country, Secretary Worrell reports.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-07

1t is pretty hard to satisfy newspaper or man who is
looking for something to be dissatisfied about Not long
ago under Taft Oregon newspapers crticisng
the Filipino administration and calling it utterly bad.
Now these same papers walopng Wilson because "he
is undoing what previous administrations had DONE
Wonder what they would do permitted to manage such
affairs awhile? The GROWERS never make suggestion
as to what changes should be made for the that
generally they have not taken the trouble to learn any
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-07

ing above tne garden sass. flushed is
the workday clamOr of busy mart and
street, the sound of saw and hammer,
the tread of weary feet, the voice of
town lot booster, that stands in need
of grease-the crow OF wakeful rooster
alone disturbs the peace. 1t is the
sweetest portion of day, this hour of
bliss; and sleep is anrabortion at such
a time as this. To see the bright sun
breaking Nights chains, that mad him
bound; to see the old world waking, to
try another round; to see the shadows
creeping away, routed flock--oh, who
would lie a.sleeping till 8 or 10 o clock
lsssi lsss;;';st; ss4.s.Y!! 9s.ss s.,,,.. M,ks,.tt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-07

of an 0MIN0US WORLD
SITUATION. Recent decades have
brought east and west into closest
contact. Races and civilization, for
ages self sufficient, proud, ambi-
tious, determined, are now face to
face.
The fundamental postulate of
CALIFORNIA; anti-Asiatic policy is
correct. WE CANNOT T0LER-
ATE A SWAMPING INIMIGRA-
TION, overturning our democratic
institutions or bringing economic
ruin to Caucasion laborers or farm
ers. But in seeking to carry out
her policy California has erred, for
she seeks to settle an international
matter in the light of local inter
csts. Her anti-alien bill was need
less, humiliating to Japan and
shortsighted.
THE DUTY OF GRANTING NAT
URALlZATloN SHOULD BE IN
TRUSTED TO A FEDERAL Bu-
REAu. CERTIFICATES OF GRAou.
ALTON AND OF GOOD BEHAVIOR
DURING RESIDENCE IN AMERICA
SHOULD BE ESSENTIAL PRE-.
REQUISITES. THE OATH OF Al.
LEGlANcE SHOULD BE TAKEN
! ON A SINGLE DAY THROUGHOUT
THE couNTSY. ON THE FOURTH
Of JULY
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-07

Life is not all cakes and ale for the Rockefeller family,
despite the fact that is the richest IN the world or 1or
that matter that was ever in the world Anarchists lie
for them with bombs and they cannot appear In public
unless surrounded by armed guards. Worse than that,
they are forced to maintain a small standing army
around their residence and live in perpetual danger II
not fear of death On top Of this they are about the most
hated men on earth not barring the imported kngets of
Europe 1t may well be doubted if that life successful
that accompshes great wealth and with it the dislike OF
all mankind 1t will be surprising if some OF the crazy
anarchists do not get or both OF them in the near M
re, and yet they have done nothing but what we as
naion have permitted them to do.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-07

last, not next week or next month, but
right now! "GETS-IT" goes after
corn as a crow does corn. There are no
more thick plasters and greasy salveG
that don't remove, no more files, razors
and jabbers that make corns grow. Put
a few drops of "GETS-IT" on and see
every corn and callous shrivel and van
ish. That S the new way, the painless,
sure, safe, quick way. Only 'GETS-IT7
can do it. Apply it in three seconds.
Every druggist in the land sells
"GETS-IT,' % cents bottle, or sent
direct by E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-07

gentleman in an auto and driving two or three
hundred sheep passed through the city day last week
How anyone can get up the to talk about business
being dull or times hard when the strengthening stunt is
done in an auto is past all finding out.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-07

where and when it is least expected The dispatches yes
erday stated that he had sent his family to the coast
where they could take ship at moments notice 1t adds
that he is also sending his mothernaw, aged 9O along
with the family.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-07

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-07

The news from Mexico indicates that Huerta at last
realizes he has played the game to finsh and will quit
With his money safe in Europe he will soon arrange to
be with it.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-07
The Morning

When shades of night are falling, |
always hit the hay; but from it | am
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-07
Editorial Page of The Daily Capital Journal

thing of the things they criticse All they do to kick
just senselessy kick.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-07
Used Cars for Less
Than They Are Worth

When you buy ear or motorcycle
from our garage you may be sure Of
getting considerable more than you
pay for. We recognize the fact that
prestige is worth much money to the
seller. That's how the dealer in new
ears collects such a large profit (bonus)
when he sells ear. There is not a
very great amount of prestige that goes
with second hand ear but we give you
bushel of quality for peck of price.
Better buy second and have some
money to buy gas and oil than to buy
new, and leave it in the barn.
A Maxwell 30.
A Maxwell %.
A Maxwell 10.
A REQ the V.
An Overland 80.
A Knox 30.
A Studebaker %.
An E. NJ. F. 30.
A Rapid Truck.
An Oldsmobile.
An Indian ..
An Indian Z.
A Harley-Davidson 8.
Easy terms. Real estate or auto ex-
changes.
Geo. M. Reeves
Autos and Motors Bought and Sold
Capitol at Union.
Phone 971.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-07
CANNOT AGREE ON
INCREASE OF RATES

Commission Stands -Four to Three in
Favor of Making Some Advance in
Rates, But Shutters at Per Cent,
Washington, July Members of the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-07
Swell Corns? Try
Wonderful "GETS-lT"

Greatest Corn Cure world Has Ever
Known Gets" Corns as Sure
as Fate.
Thousands say "GETS-IT'' is simply
magic. If you've tried nearly every
thing else under the sun to get rid Of
those corns, so much the better for
"GETS-IT." Corn fseedom is yours at
The Madison journal., 1914-10-10
Plans 20" Cotton.

President Wilson indicated to-day he not willing to support
various schemes him. invovng Legislation for the
lief growers but declared ne considering means for SOL
wing the problem.
Georgia delegation discussed with the PresI-
dent hill introduced by Representative arwick to
allow currancy uder the Nreeand act
of per cent The president promised to discuss
McAoo, bat is Understood to oppose
He believes the plan for bankers pool of $50 coo,
organizing will DO much improve the situation He took The
position today other plans which might do ten-
porary believed would set bad preceht5 anu
lead to unsound financial conditions
The foregoing is the latest from Washington II
regard to the proposed remedies for the reiie1 OF tie
situation in cotton.
The planters have spent two months In Con
ference trying to devise to protect the price Oh
the 1914 CROP SO far nothing of material Importance has
been accomplished. COpous resolutions ana proceeded by
extended speech making measures theraSu!t.
In marked contrast to the efforts Of the planters to
get together definite plan is the acton o1 the
nancers and bankers who following the announcement
of war were not twenty-four hours in devising measures
to protect themselves from threatened disaster following
the dsarangement of foreign exchange. In Few hours
these magnates had closed the exchanges and busy
with plans to iquidate balances and re-adus their
mercia affairs to meet changed conditions.
Such unanimty Of action can never be expected from
farmers and under such conditions but little is promised
as result of their conferences.
If the planter could emphasize his determination to
cut down the cotton crop Of 1915 and il such deterna
ton could be published certainty the world would pay
as much attention to their edict IS paid to that Of the
7nancers but the day has not yet arrived when such unity
of purpose possible, hence every farmer must look out
for himself and let trouble oyertke those who are hinder
most.
The Madison journal., 1914-10-10
Better Trade Outlook.

Let no the be discouraged over the big decrease in
customs collections for August and September for fes
in the days have any meaning the boom in exports
the warning nations has begun
According to the Treasury Department grain ship
n,ents to England France and Scandinavia have taken
big Jump One of the nations at war has placed single
order for 900 barrels of largest ever given
with ST. Louis milling firm Greece is said to be buy
ing great stores Of whea in this country Cuba has come
into the American market for of manufactures
that used to from Europe France is placing orders
for 5000 automobile trucks and England for 0O 900 tons
of sheet ron Work, it is announced will be resumed On
additions TO the big steel plant at Bethlehem, Pa.
In view Of these facts America will soon be in need of
adgnied equivalent to thepopular remark on worryN
o. States.
The Madison journal., 1914-10-10
Apply SloaR's Freely For llmbagO.

Your attack of Lumhbago are not
neav,y 50 hopeless as they seem. fou
ca9 relieve them almost Instantly by Il
simple application Of S'oan's Linimynt
on the back and loins. iumba-J j, -
form Of rheumatism, and yields r"rfcc-
t'y 10 Sloan's which penetrate, qEjckIy
all in through The sore. tindcr muscles.
limbers 10 the back AMI makes it fa,i
fine. Get bottle of Sloau'> Liaimcat
for - cents of any druggist AID have
K in the house against colds, sore ard
swollen joints, rheumatism, rcura,l,a,
sciaticaa"d like ailments. Your money
back if not satisfied. but it does give
almost instant relief.
The Madison journal., 1914-10-10
SUNDAY SCHOOL work

On October 23ri AMI 9th the
Parish Sunday School Aesoria-
t;on holds It's annual convention
and preparations are hcin" made
by those IN charge t. make this
gathering to be ,hcll in TaIlulah
one Gf the best religious gather
incs ever Scil in the Parish.
The state Sunday School A,So-
Grafton Is cc-"peratng with tn"
local Sunday School workers IN
The Parish anl are going t. send
some OF Is ahicSt workers to the
convention. The President, Mrs.
W. ID. Xicglcr and the See
rctarv. Mrs. Jas. Il. Linton Of the
Parish Association are anxious
to get in touch with every Sun
day School and every Sunday
School worker AMI pastor in the
parish and Shou.d any such per
sons reading this artiriehayc fail
ed tOreccivc Il notice concerning
The convention. the officers Wuuld
appreciates a line from yoI to t,at
effect. The only reason EUu
The Madison journal., 1914-10-10
Beware Of Ointments for
CaEa-rh Tilat Contain Mercur

IS mercury VIII ~rr"ly destroy the seoa
O @Fa,il and ,rmp.ct.ly deranse m
Ur le s"Gt,H wHaa ring il throur
o." T"y. IS surfaces. such articles shlul
rover b. u-.d except on prescription
from pUtG,ie pAysigiJns. as the dana,
they viii d. IS tn fcl1 II he good ~
can possibly derive from them. Hal
CC.lTTh Car", o1utactUrSI hy r. !
Chcncy & c., ToioG0, O, contains q
rrrrcury, a~d 5 tG-5n irtpgnallr. actin
directly UPON tho Mood and mucous sri
faces of The system. In buying Ha''
Cntarrh Cure DC sUrc yon get the sars
i1c. IL is taken Internally and MADE
Toledo. Ohio. by L. J. Cheney * c.. II
timor.als free.
Sold ~ Ti-ucris'l. Price &c per both
Take EAu ) family pills io: constipation
The Madison journal., 1914-10-10
LeYee Appropriation

The final distribution Of the fund under the river and
harbors bill has been announced and the Mississippi River
and tributaries will receive total of three and three
quarter million dollars This is probably adequate to
carry the work for the ensurng twelve months or until
Congress again take up the subject cut those interes
ted in evees feel great disappointment in the failure of
of Congress to egsate the subject in such manner as
to indicate fixed determination to Incorporate lcvee con-
sructions permanent project of the National Govern
ment Such scant consideration Of the auyal interests
following the recent disastrous foods is not reasurng to
those dependent upon eVees The south the back bone
OF the democratic party and seems prominent oHly on
election day. when to distribution Of public funds
our cheese is cut in very small slices.
But our downfall in msasures like this NAV out rs to
thinking and some day may get cold-biooded poIiti
cally.
Its rumored that the last currency relief t?
The biggest that Secretary put on bank would
be charge with ''hoardng
About the enjoyed many wears is her
get the Exposition
President Wilson favors letting bankers carry the
cotton instead OF the Let
748 bales of cotton shipped
ending October 7th of which Galveston shpue
3 bales ant the .Iogicai Point 69 bales.
continues that
confines there little
rzoef ~ = end to the
The Madison journal., 1914-10-10

NY little son rad a very severe eo'd'
twas recommended 70 y Chamberlsins
Cough RcmeGy, and before a small BOT,
t.e was finished h. wa5 a5 wei as ever
%ritcs Mrs.. il. Silks, % bowling Street.
Syd;.ey, Augtrj.lia. Ills remedy IS ior
qla Wv All d'G'.rs.
The Madison journal., 1914-10-10
Succession Of A. l.. SLACK. Decasei

tcc lnc-l-ni.;iS:l you VII ina nothins
retter than Chanberlain's Linimsf''
2'ry s and ena how quickly it gives "a
i,aF For sole BIZ az daalers.
The Madison journal., 1914-10-10

known is that
<><&o<f ~ - end to the
The Madison journal., 1914-10-10

About the only good luck New Orleans enjoyed
to get the Exposition.
The Madison journal., 1914-10-10

President Wilson favors the St Louis plan letting bankers
cotton crop instead of the Let George doit
The Madison journal., 1914-10-10

4Ss bales of cotton shipped foreign during e week
ending cob 7th of which Galveston shppe Savannah Ii 9
bales the .Iogaeai Point e,7s9 bales
The Madison journal., 1914-10-10

The biggest premium that Secretary McAioo could put on
be to charge it with "hoardIng money"
The Madison journal., 1914-10-10
w. ~. SCOTT. President

C0nGane cd Statement of the above Bank. furr sho1
lnniror state GanNs a. the close OF business Sept %
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-01-23
Store Talk
.s s7s edited by the Old Man,
This Is the Season

of the year when the ladies planning their Spring o
Summer dresses and underwear
Our stock of white goods is very large ana mosC
anything desired can be found with and always tne
lowest possible price.
Anything bought at our store that the qualty ano
price is not right may be returned.
Dimity Long Cloth Nainsook, Persian Lawn Flax
on, Linen and new Laces
For school or house dresses we have Rentrew cling
ham, Devonshire and Juvenile Cloth which is Tar pette,
than galatea being wider and woven instead OF plheo
and absolutely fast color
Bingham, in solid colors neat effects and plalds'
Percale, yard WIDE all clors lOc
Best grade percale 13 IL.