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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1907)
DAILY CAPIlATv JOUItXAL, SALEM, OREGON', MONDAY, BK1TKMUEK 0, 1007 OR m WtMCATKO THE MONUMENT. "One Vlnmlrctl Thousand Present nt Ceremonies. Canlon. O., Sopt. 30. With nn tidclruss by President Roosevelt, In "VMch "ho pnld u glowing tribute to hclttlo President McKlnloy, tho Mc iKflrilcsy monument waa dedicated to 'vlay. Tho President arrived at 10 xx. in, and was Immediately driven to Mho uvliDOl house, where ho od 'drCasea tho high school students. Ho "wUB'tlien tnkon In Xront of tho mon vm'trtit, lie, with 4000 people, wlt "tiossUrg Iho unveiling. Fully 100, 'O0D people word In t'ho city to hear 1til8 tddrcHB. Two thousand regular urmy noldlcra and 1000 pollco pro" cctu"d the Pronldont and kept tho VtfdWfl In order. 'SlorliH Toole u Flurry. Now Tork, Sept. 30. Traction blocks "nttro In a mild fluster during Iho "hour ul trading today, duo to tho iinoxpX'clod movement of Canadian 1'nclTlc, which moved over ton poIiitH il tiring tho morning, closing tit yiX. Tho market droppod oft nt tlfo uponlng, and Canadian Pa cific "wont nn low as $15014. A Euidilon Tovonml took placo and tho ritoek 'climbed Btoadlly. All rail BtO(?kft Yollowod for two and throo fitnUx Don't Neglect Your Eyes Tho tlmo Is now approaching when your eyos need attention. Tho evenings aro Bhort and to strain your eyes may result fatally In the ond, If neglected. School children's eyes should bo looked after beforo starting them to school. Thoso wearing glaseos should have them examined to seo It they aro still correct. Don't dolay, and seo Salom'a best eyesight special ist. CHAS. H. HINGES Graduato Optician. 123 Com St., next to Capital Dank. Small's Wife Rick. Chicago, Sopt. 30. Prcildont Smnll, of tho telegraphers' union, "wtib today called liurrlodly to tho betfalrto of 1Mb wife, who Is'vory sick, :5and may dlo. o ' A Workcr'n Paradise. Onco inoro wo draw our rondorB' attention to u coinparntlvo picture oY "Protection nnd Prosperity" and "Free Tnulo nnd Unomploymont." "Wo liuvo already pointed tho con trnHt mnny tlmoB, and wo shall con tlnno to onforco Its Iobboiis until It b bomo In upon tho majority of tho workers of this country that scien tific vrott'ctlon Is tho wqrkorB' nnfo fitmril, ami froo trndo Is n fool'.i Wmiiilflo. This tlmo tho plain talo A' protection iHt prosperity comos I'rnm WIhcoiihIii, and It applies not 'only to ovory part or tho Unlto.I StutOH In thu mass, but to tho west nnd northwoBt of Canada likewise. Mr. I'lMtiihurlnlu'H liloal of "two JoIib for oaeh man" Iiiib boon de rided by tho free tradorH, but In tho American northwoit, undor n tariff far blghor than Hngllsh tail IT re formers have over proposod, It works out almost literally In prac tice There ovory man willing to work In snapped tin by eager iinplnvirn. 11ru OkmihiukIh of skilled mechanlcd uro now tramping tho streets In a ilospornto search for tho work which thoy cannot llnd. Thoro tho masters "compote for tho h rvelcs of tho men. Hero scores of workorti Htrngglo for xjvory vacant placo. Thoro wages Vise from high to hlrhnr. Ilore wo litivo ten of thouHiimlB of men who ,iro nuxloun lo obtain living wage at ai lo 30 hIiIIIIiikh a wook. In North America tho "dignity of labor" U a VuniHit with n moaning, for, pro jected from unfali foreign competi tion by a sound tariff wall, tint workman can hold up his bond 1 1 U in Independent man who Is worthv vf his hlro mid known ho can K- fair price for hi labor. Hut wliRt i tbo "dignity or labor" to tho huge umy of n nn iter of a million work lew worker or Groat Urltnln? In lu- fuee of tliU truly nutonUhliiK vowtrnet, Is It not MtrmiKO that free triidem hIioiiIiI ntlll coldly hiIvIkh us to Htop whore w nr. for tear worne biimlJ U4. London lBvprevn. ,- Sponge Hels In Alrislciv. An body who contend hereafter liat Manila N not tropical, will haw to explain away tho discovery of npougurt and coral In Day's harbor Vtml other lldtMvuahod bights of Konul pouliiHiila, av the Seward Viatoway. L A. Peel and Joe Kllnr lonu brought In this wook several xpougoH of lino texture from Hy' Yiurbor, and they report iiIho lidding n coral ruor there, and n few had lioun found previously In adjacent bnyR. o -Ho Hml. Nervous Lady PaHsongor (to dock Ttnnrt) llavo you ovr booii any vnruu wuttthor than this, MUtor nlor? Deck lluiul-'Tiiko a word from n old riiilt, mum; tho wonther's tiovor very bad whllo thoro'a any tcmnlea on deck a-maklug hlmiulrlos nbout It - London Tlt-Ulta. o HBFUSK HU1JSTITUTI33 OU 1MI-NATIONS-Q KT WHAT YOU ASK lilt SCHOOLS OPEN TODAY. Attendance Is Largo and Will Eclipse All Former Years. Mlimilllllllllllllllll Every Month in the Year Drlttgs Its current bills. Ono way to pay them la to go from placo to place, o:urlng tho inoaoy wltli you, at tho rUlc of loss ami thu clmnoo of over looking the takhH; of a rocolpt, and having omo of It to pay over again. Tho oonvonlont busl sa-llko way is to pay all bills T y cheak, no matter how small. A choc la tho boit receipt you can havo. Paying out money iu thU way luBuros corroctnosii uud glvoo you a comploto roc ord of all mouoy paid out. Oihmi Cttivklng ActH)uot With Us, SALEM Tho city schools opened today In a Hcemlngly flourishing condition, tho pupils turning out In crowds from nil directions. From present nppenrnnccs. It looks as If It were going to bo n banner your for Sa lem, In tho wny of school attend' aucc. Tho high school nttondnncc, from tho largo crowd of pupils that gath ered thoro this morning, looks as if It woro going to eclipse all past rec ords. Tho teaching facilities havo boon made ready far this expected largo attendance by the addition of threo now teachers to tho faculty. These aro Miss Edna Pearl Luckey, formerly of tho Eugene high school, who will bo In the English depart ment; Miss Lottlo Devoc, nlso In thu English dopnrtir.ont, and Miss Jean Tuttlo, who will assist In math ematics. At the High School. A short sohiIou was held at the high school this morning, and tho few changes explained by Prof. Mar lntte and Superintendent Powers. One Important chaugo concerning tho enrollment was that pertaining to nou-nmldout pupils, who hnve heretofore been paying no tuition, but who nrtor this will bo charged a tuition or $2 per mouth, or $1) a torn). This change was mado nec essary by tho largo attendance of about 00 non-resident pupils last yoar, compelling the employment of two extra teachors. This foo chargod la Just tho cost of the Instruction which they rocolvo, and Is a voiy fair deal for them. Tho complete change In the Bchonl text this year will, no doubt, cause a great deal of talk and complain ing, but tho chaugo was mado for tho pupils' own good, nnd It Is claimed that better roaults In In struction can bo obtained from the ue of the new IiooIcr than tlione utwd rormerly. Hut It Ir to be hoped that thl will bo the hint change for Rome time, an It works a liardlil,i on Rome or the parent In having to furulah them' new books, although , the old ouas inuy be traded In at th book at ore in pmt payment for th'j now ones. I To Oi'gaule Football. Tho high vchool football men will havo their llrat tiyout practice oi the Willamette grouuda tonight, tin der the coaching or Chaunety Hlh op, who Is going to give the team some coaching dining hla aparo tlmo, about threo tlinoa n week. Captain Lloyd Farmer has been go lug thu rounds or material, and says he la going to havo a largo squad out for thu tlrat night. Manager (luorgo Cartwrlght has several games already, but no definite dates can yet hu announced. lloos'cvclt Dedicates McKlnley Monument. Canton, O., Sept. 30. With nn address by President Roosevelt, In which ho paid n glowing nnd tender tribute to the martyr president, tho McKlnley natlonnl monument was dedicated today. Goyernor Harrla, of Ohio, presided at the exorcises and on the speak er's stand with tho President woro cabinet membors, supreme court Justices, senators, representatives, foreign ambassadors and dlplomnts and mnny other distinguished men. Miss Helen McKlnley, niece of tho president, unvolled tho statue. President Roosevelt arrived this morning nnd was escorted to tho high school for the children's saluta tion, after which ho reviewed the parade from a stand on tho public snunro. At tho school building nil ;.the public and parochial Bchopl chil dren of the city were massed, ana Joined In singing "America" and "Tho Star Spangled Banner." The President delivered a hi let speech to tho youngsters. Tho parade was tho most Impos ing ever seen on the streets of Can ton, the marchers Including United Stnten troops, Bte.to mtlltla, patriotic organizations, members of the Grand Army, frntornnl bodies and several bands. Both union nnd non-union bands marched In tho parade, a spe cial order permitting this having been Issued by tho president of the National Federation of Musicians. Aftor reviewing tho parade, tho President nnd other distinguished guests of tho city woro tendered n luncheon nt the auditorium, after which they proceeded to tho monument. An Invocation by tho Rev. F. M. Bristol, of Washington, opened tho exorcises. Assoclato Justlco Wm. R Day, of tho United States supreme court, was then Introduced by Gov ernor Harris, and told briefly of the work of tho National McKlnloy Mem orial association, of which ho Is president. Then camo tho Presi dent's speech n tondor, loving eulogy of tho man who passed nway at Buffalo over six years ago, wills poring "God wills It so," leaving to his successor of today the glories nnd tho cares of tho chief executive of n great nation. Following tho Prosldont's nddress tho thousands of spectators Joined In singing "Tho Star Spangled Ban ner," Bonding up a mighty volume of melody that was heard through out tho city. James Whltcomb HIloy rocllod n poom propared ror the occasion. Bishop Horstmnu, of Cleveland, pronounced tho benediction. Tho McKlnley national monument was oroctod at a cost of half a mil lion dollars and was paid for by funds gathered rrom ovory stnto ond territory or tho union. An addi tional $100,000 has nlso been rnlRed Tor an endowment fund, from tho earnings of which tho mngnlflcont marblo memorial will be maintained and kept In repair. Tho mausnloum propor Is con structed entirely of pink MUford granite, nnd tho intorlor finished with Kuuxvlllo marble. II. Van Huron Magoulglo of New York was tho architect. The McKlnley National Memorial HHHoolatlon numbers among Its hon orary momberH President Itooxevclt Mtid the governors of every state ami territory In the union. The trustee: In charge or the work, nenrly all of whom were preaent at today's exor- claes, Include Vlcc-Proaident Fair-1 banks. Juitlcp WHllnm It, Day. Sec Watch Our Monday Windows AND NOTE THE CROSS. What Is moro essential to tho home than a good quajity soap? Note the List Wo Otter HOGKHS & GILLET POND'S EXTRACT' PALMER'S TOILET ANDREW JAEGERS Talcum Powders of tjio highest quality. COLGATE'S WRIGHT'S RKOKSECKE'S SOUIDHS'. 9 Wo have them in all odors and at prices that will please RED CROSS PHARMACY JERMAN H WARD, Props. Phono III nnd D.'J.'t. BITTERS 5&? The lilt tors, hy Its direct action on tho di gestion pre vents and cures Poor Appe tite, Sour Risings Heartburn, Indigestion Dyspepsia nnd Liver Troubles. Try a bottle. We guaran tee it pure. THE MARKETS XRAYS rctnry Cortolyou, ex-Governor II. T. Herrlck, Charles G. Dawes and F. Murphy. Thousands of visitors from nil over Ohio and surrounding statca witnessed the exercises. Shortly aftor tho completion of tho dedica tory program tho President left for Keokuk, la., whoro ho will begin hlB trip down tho Mississippi. o 1'. W. KliCUvSTUIlL. Anioricau sculptor, formerly of St. LoiU3, whoso work hns won him high distinction hero ami nbroad. Want School Hooks Tho book stores aro soiling school hooka on the Installment plan to day. That Is tho crowdB became so largo that It becamo necossnry to lock tho doors whou tho storo wns full, as the rush was so great that no one could be waited on. When all lnsldo woro waited on tho doors wero opened and another crowd ad mitted. This has been kept up all day. You ought to look In tho win dow nnd hco Hal Patton work. The Salem Journal scorns to think that If Honey would take the stump against Fulton that It would bo tho biggest kind of advertisement, and would result In his olectlon sure. Wo would recall to that person's atten tion tho fact that whenever Honey has said that a certain thing was a fact ho has proven It Abo Ruer, for instance, and further Mr. Ilenoy doesn't caro for tho buzzing of small mosqultos. Forest Grove Times. It is evident from this that Heney doesn't subscribe for tho Times. A man down In Texas Is building a monument to John D. Rockefeller, whom ho consldora tho greatest man In the world. Ono sldo of tho mon ument has this inscriptien: "Christopher Columbus discovered tho country. "George Wnshlugton liberated tho country. "Abraham Lincoln united tho country. "John D. Rockefeller Illuminated tho country." Tho horso editor suggest that on tho other sldo might bo added: "God mado tho country; Columbus discovered It; Washington freed It, and John D. Rockefollor took a mortgngo on it as part payment for the oil ho took out of It." Mrs. Wnymlro says sho ought to havo killed Mayor Lnno. If her plc turo (loos her Justice, nnd Lane oven thought of being guilty, sho had. aw Tho dispatches announced Satur day that a man In Idaho foil dead whllo dofylug God to kill him, nnd today tho wires toll of tho death of a Sunday school tenchor who ex pired whllo singing a hymn. Ezra Meekor hns found out that, whllo "bulla" aro plentiful In Now York, tho kind he drovo aro back numbers In that city. IIo Is a sort of pathetic flguro with his prlma tlvo outfit nnd old-fashioned Ideas, back In tho whirl of a inodorn city, but thoro aro others In Oregon who do not ronllzo that tho world has gono hoyond tho ox team stngo. 14 m A Lewlston, Idaho, woman gavo .her 10-months-old baby a bottlo of I carbolic acid to play with, and I ! now as near crnzy ovor tho child ' pulling the cork and drinking a mV: or the acid as she was Idiotic In giv ing the baby tho bottlo. ,oleleiuL Eggs 28c cash. Butter 35c; fat. 3c Hens 11 Up. llttc. ' ,oun& tl!(J iocai wheat 75c Oats 333Bc. Barley ?20j2i Flour Hard wheat it .. $3.85 $4.00. neatii Mill feed-Bran, MU. J Hay Ghent n ... J" 112 per ton; tl Onions J2.50 per m Potatoes 90e p Hops Old, 4 6c' n, I Chlttlm hn-fil',?6. m Wool 20c. Mohair 29c. Tropical Frnlti, Bananas $6. Oranges ?4 J5. Lemons $6.50 $7.00. Kowll BInrkct, Ont! Whllo too 90c per bu; rolled barley, Ij:j5l Kgga 35c. 'mi uuuer country, 35c; criia 4UC Flour Vallov. xi.iroh.. Back; hard whoat, $1,25qJu S w per sack! '!0 Pl "" aiuiuiuj, BD(0SQCpeH Client. Xllfi! nnt-m 7A. .. i.:y nnnf.""' '.vc w i c-uuiio, juijuc per cwt. Livestock. Hoga Fat, CUc. Cattle 1100 1200 lb 3c Llghtor steorir 3Sc. Stock hoen O Cows and holfors 9OO0HJ a ap z Vz c. Lambs 4V4c Veal Dressed, 5 7c Wheat Club, 82c; nlli;. bluo stem, Sic. bluo stem, S-llftSDc. Mlllstuff Dran, $17 Mlllstuff Dran, $17,50. Hay Timothy, No. 1, m niiaua, $13. Vetch $8.50. Poultry Hons, 1301SHt;rj ons, iupusc nigiior mu ducks, young, 14c; plgMU, $1.25. Pork Dost, $C.50J.I. Lambs Spring, $40 l'i. Mutton $4.25 $4.50. Hops Choice, per to, k Wool valloy, coare ui 81b20c; eastern Oresn,WUl 'Everybody Should Bw j savs C. G. Haves, a promised uoss man of Bluff, Mo., tWBj Ion's Arnica Salvo is the Qulrtatj Buroat healing salvo ever ip;-4 a soro. burn or wound, or to it nllos. I'vo used It and ksof i I'm tnlkine a'lOiiV OuarisW J. C. Perry, druggist. 25c Tlu Kllnger (Jiaud. Tho management of tho Kllnger Grand theatre has boon lucky In se curing 'The Norwoods," n comody team that hns the reputation or be ing tho beat on tho coast, also J. W. WooiU, a favorite us a mono logulut. In all, tho hill prosontod this week promises to bo a troat for Did tintrmiH nf I'hls vaudovllln Imnse. and wo know It will he well rocom- menueu ny an who witness tins per formance Two performances night ly Regular untlnoo Saturday for ladles and children. f WINTER K HFRF ! W - Z S Soon ou will be wndlng S liiriniKii iiiiiu nun Diusii 1 Get a good home for your feet 1 have Just recelvod my win S j f tvr stock of shoos and can plcaso and satisfy both tho young and old. Como aud see my new uno ot winter snoes X beforo buying. I 1 .-i- vi nit, a?n M ( Before You Send That Boy to Schoo This Fall Bay Him a Rainproof Stfit -i You will be surprised at how mticb troublesome mending these suits will save you by reason of these wear-resisting features: RAIN PROOF MOTH PROOF DOUBLE SEAT DOUBLE KNEE WIRE SEWED BUTTONS 'INDESTRUCTIBLE" COAT LINING SIZES, S TO i 6 YEARS Pices, $5.00 to $7.50 If Quality Is What You Want L.ome to the Salem Woolen Mill Store ,iw ;! . Jacob Vogt 345 State Street STATE BANK I J36 Commercial Street Slem, OrcgoH L iiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiii &KA