Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, May 27, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI' m t i K I I f THE CAPITAL JOURNAL 14. HOFER, in Indoixiiulont Nowapapor Devoted to American Principles and tlie 1'ronro.w and Derelopemcut of All Oregon. ftilillfthcd livery Kvcnlng Kxccpt Sunday, SUBSCRIPTION RATES. ...'(Invariably 111 Advance.), Dally, by carrier, por year. $0.00 Por month ....Mo pally, by mall, per year-..?. .. 4.00 Per month.,.. 3fc Weekly, by mall,' par r'ettrl.,... 1.00 Six months toe SPECIAL DELIVERY For convonlonco of subscribers branch dollvory offices aro establish ed at tlio following places at 35 .conts por month, $1.00 for threo menths: Asylum Storo, F. O. Do Voo & Son, ABylum Averwo Junction. Carlfne, 8evontoonth " street, A W. Laws, Garden Road Store. Dane's Store, Alex. Dauo, SouthCommerclal ntreot. , i EHttrlc-Storo, Oi M. Epploy, Eaat Stato street. -& j Fairgrounds. Storo, Harrison Dee, Fairgrounds Road. f i howous uorner, twoiub ana uross streets. . , lr i If flmAarv A A lftncrtnharf TurnlfMi atrnnf 1 ' Wheeler's Store, W, D. Wheeler, Highland nvonuo. Yew Park Storo, F. Q. BoworBOx, Twolfth and Leslie Lane Qrocory, Sovontoonth strct J.i L. Moore & Son, corner Capitol and Union streets. Wofrt Salem Storo, Voat Salem. .'Finn's Confectionery, 478 Stato street. Dr.iStone's, 241 North Commercial otrobt. . j Huffman's Storo, North Sixth street. German Bakery, cornor Twolfth and Chomekota. THE OBSERVANCE ,OF MEMOR IAL DAY. Becoming moro and moro a na tional holiday, Memorial Day nwak ons gonoral public lntorost, Its obsorvanco oh noxt Saturday will bo very genoral In this city AND WILL BRING THOUSANDS TO SALEM. For two wcoks thoro has boon pub lic and lxrlvnto nttontion to cleaning up tho comotorics' ovorywhoro. Tho graves of prlva,to,cltlzons as wolf as tho dead soldiers WILL BE DECORATED WITH FLOWERS. Thus has a national patriotic hol iday io honor 4 ho gravos of tho heroes been oxtonded to lnchtdo nil. While- tlmo has mltlgatod tho sad ness of tho obsorvanco, It has spread tho custom TO INCLUDE THE CIV IL AS WELL AS THE MILITARY DEPARTED. It would bo a beautiful custom If ovory prlvato gravo wore covorod with flowers, and at tho samo tlmo nil who carry bucU omhlems to re mo mb or -their loved onos, would carry somo (lowers for tho gravos of tho soldlors also. Might wo not ask all of our road orB, whothor thoy havo soldlor rola tlvos or friends, TO ALSO PREPARE FLOWERS FOR THE GRAVES OF THE DEPARTED HEROES OF AMERICAN WARS.1 If that custom wpro cstnbllsho. or rathor mndo gonornl, as many ob oorvo It now, tho result would bo that tho gravos Indicated on Memor ial Day by tho Amorlcan (lag would bo burled with' flowers. Tho, Capital Journal devotes much space today to tho history of tho Grand Army, locnlly and nationally, and makes tho nUovo suggestions In tlmo that thoy may ba actod (upon Snturday. , Valued Samo Ah Gold. B. O. Stowart, a morchant of Ce dar Vlow, Miss., says: "I toll my customora whoh thoy buy a box pf Dr. Klnf.'s Now Life rills thoy get tho worth of that much gold In weight, If nflllctod with constipation, malaria or biliousness." Sold under guarantteo at J. O. Perry's drug store. 2Gc. CHAUFFEURS HONOR YOUTH WHO WAS DROWNED HERE (United Press Leased Wire.) Portluud, Or., May 20. Every professional chauffour In Portland turned out In his machlno to pay tribute to the memory of Joaso Shafor, tho young ftuto driver, who lost his llfo at Salem Saturday while! rescuing Mhs Olive Drummoud from drowning. Tho funoral was hold at HUSiOlvlllO, Keep Your Itllo money wheto it will work for you while you nrv looj. ing for u Investment. Our Savings Dcpartmont pays (htvi por cont Interest and nil withdrawals aro paid on (UMitaml. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK Ed. and Prop. Salem, Ore. tu , COURT FAILS ,TO ' PASB 6 DIRECT PRBLIHY (United rfeai 'Lcned Wire.) Olympla, WaBh., May 20. Tho Washington supromo court refused to pass upon tho constitutionality of tho direct prjmary law.' Gordon Mackay of this city attempted to a decision but failed becauso ho at tacked tho law on tho ground that an election undor It would bo a wasto of monoy, tho lnw being unconstitu tional. Whon the enso camo before tho court it was learned 'tliat tho election had already boon held and the ox nonso Incurred. Tho complaint was thrown out of court. 1 0 COFFEE Good grocers like Schil ling's Best, for it makes good-will and not trouble ; in case of complaint, the money is ready. Your grocer returni your money II you don't likolti w pay him. OREGON TO HAVE BUDDHIST TEMPLE (United Preai I.cnscd Wire.) Boston, May 20. Mrs. Mary Ellon Marcollo Rebor has arrived here from Oregon to convort women to tho Buddhist faith nnd to found a BoBton tomplo ot Buddhism. Al though flho has boon hero but a fow dnys, bIio already clnlms to havo sov- oral convorta. She says that funds havo boon BtibBorlbod for a mngnlfl cont $500,000 tomplo In Oregon. Many wealthy pooplo aro attend ing hor talks horo. Hor Into huBbnnd was a mystlo ndopt and alio has boon IntoroBtod in tho Bubjoct for yoars. Sho has had many varied ndvonturoa and a atrango career. Poison Oak Poisoning,' Ballnrd's Snow Llnlmont curoB It. Mr. O. H, P. CornolluB, Tumor, Oro. writes My wlfo has discovered that Snow Llnlmont cures "Poison Oak Poisoning," n vory painful troublo. Sho not only cured u caso of It on hersolf, but on two of hwr frlonds who wore polsonpd by -this samo Ivy. Prlco 25c, 50r and $1.00. Sold by all dealors, "WORSE OFFENSE" SAYS FUNSTON (Unjted Press Leased Wire.) Portland Or., May 20. "Buwalda Is fortunate that ho did not have to servo 15 years in prison. His was one of tho worst offonses a United Statos soldier can commit," said Genoral Fredorlok Funston this morning. Genoral Funston la ou routo to Idaho to look after sotye personal iKislnoas nffnlrB. "I felt sorry for tho man," ho con tinued, "hut did all I could for him by reducing his stntonoo to threo years. M1se Goldman is a dangerous woman. Hor Inlluonco on wenk peo plo Is especially bad." Bad Attack of Dysentery Cured, "An honored cltlzon of this town was suffering from a severe attack of dysontory. Ho told a friend If ho could obtain n bottlo of Chamber lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, ho folt confident of being curod, he having us' 1 this remedy In the West. He was told that I kept U In stock and lost no tlmo In obtaining It, and was promptly cured," says M. J. Leach, druggist, of Wolcott, Vt. For s?.le by Dr. Stone's drug seoro. . O j; Don't tako cold, but If you do. don't fall to take Kemp's BalBamto revont Borlous consequences. Noti ng else is so valuable in treating coughs and colds. DAIIA CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TO REPUBLICAN VOTERS N OVERWHELMING majority of Oregon's voton bv reElatrntlon lmvo formally declared that A they beliovo In tho can Party. Let them honest by noting In accordance with the(lr,,docla- ' rations. Tho Oregon election comes bfeforo tho Republican National Convention. ' Let. every Re publican voter In tho First Congressional District juphold tho honor of tho Republican Farty In Ore gon and atronglhen tho influorico of Orogohra delegation In tho Nntlonal Convention by voting for H. M. 'CAKE for United Statos Sonator anl W. C. HAWLEY for Representatlvo In (Jongro34 If either of those Ropubllcau no'mlncos fails of oloctloV the primary election' Bysterq will bo dla crodltell and -'a' return of bosa rulo will ho jnvit'ed Tho good namo of Oregon's votors will bo Bmirch od and Oregon's dolefeatlon to tho National Con vention will bo placed In a humiliating position. For tho offoct it will havo on tho Novembor oloc tlon It la imporatlvo that tho Republican noml ueao in, tho Juno oloctlon shall bo olected by an over whelming majority. Asvft'boliover In tho princi ples of tho Republican Party it is your duty to bo at tho polls Juno 1, and voto for Cako and Haw-ley. Railroad Answers Complaint. Tho Corvallls & Eastern Railroad company has filed an answer In tho ofllco of tho railroad commlssldn, to tho complaint of T. E. Wall and othor citizens of Lyons asking that tho railroad company bo compelled to maintain a Btatlon at that town. Tho nnswor alleges that thoro U not Btifllclont business at Lyons to Justify tho company In maintaining a station 'thero -6r in Increasing tho station fnclltles, and nsks that tho complaint bo dismissed. Tho mnttor will como up boforo tho railroad commission In tho near fdtturo. When your food Booms to nauso ato tako Kodol. Tako Kodol now and until you know you aro right again. Thoro Isn't any doubt about what it will do and you will find tho truth of this stntompnt vorlflod after you havo used Kodol for a fow wooks. It is sold horo by all drug gists. HAVE YOUR DOLLARS AS MUCH "BUYING POWER" AS THEY OUGHT TO HAVE AS THEY WOULD HAVE IF YOU WATCHED THE ADS. CARE FULLY? THE TYPES ARE THE MOD ERN SOLVENT THAT TURNS YOUR DIFFICULTIES TO AD VANTAGES. WANT ADS.- OITEN MAKES DIFFICULTIES PAY YOU DIVIDENDS. DR. KUM WONDERFUL CHINESE DOCTOR Will troat you vlth Oriontal horha and rure any dlaoase without opera tion or pain. Dr. Kum is known everywhere In Salem, and has cured many promt nont people hero. Ho has lived In Salem for 20 years, and can be truat ed. Ho ub' many medicines un known to whlfo doctors, and wltb them can euro catarrh, asthma, lung troubles, rohumatlsm, stomach liver and kidney diseases. Dr. Kum makes a specialty oi dropsy and female troubles. His rem edlos euro prlvato disease when e erythlng else falls. He has hun drods of testimonials, and gives con sultation froo. Prices for medicine very moderate, Peraona in the cqun try can writo for blank. Send stamp- If you want some extra fine tea. get It from ua. DR. KUM BOW WO CO.' ' Great Ohlnvso' Doctor r , L. M. H U M Has medlclno which will cure any known disease. Ho makes a special ty of, and guarantees to euro Catarrh Asthma, Lung, Throat, 'Rheumatism, Debility,-Stomach, Liver, Kidney Troublos; also any blackenod o, swollen soreness, broken Umba; Smallpox; Epidemic; all kinds of Bolls, Lost Manhood, Female Weak ness, Hornis Trembles and Para'ysls Consultation froo. Care of Ylck So Tong Co., Chinese drugs and herbs. 153 High St., upstairs, Salcni, Or. AA ATTENTION, HORSE BREEDERS Tho undersigned has two flno stallions, one shire and one Porchoron, two of Ruby and Co.'s best Imported stock, both ontercd at tho Salem horso show, both getting first in their class. Thoy can bo seen at tho Willamette stables each weelc Friday and Satur day, Terms reasonable, J..P. BUNCH, Salenv Route 8, Box 8S, WEDNESDAY, MAY 37, 1008 principles of tho Republi now show' thntVthoy aro t i r M 32!! Center Phono Main 1530 House Decorating Co. What room ncods pnporlng? Is thoro a room In your houoo that looks dfrty In splto of your efforts at c'.oanllnoB87 Ton to one tho paper Is soiled. Thoro Is nothing that will frcshon up, ovory tiling' In tho.'room so woll as a nlco bright paper. Wo have a varioty suitablo for each room in tho homo and cwr prices nro right. WALL PAPER .y MERIT Our stock of wallpapor for tho prosont season was carofully chosen from tho lending Amorlcan and Euro pean factories and Is tho scnson'ti offorlng of tho linos of sovornl of tho best factories, or controlled by us exclusively for tho territory. Prlcea for tho3o doslgns aro no hlghor thnn for pnpor that Is so) 1 simply as merchandise WALL DECORATIONS FOR THE HOMl'J -Not bo vory long' ngo tho ropnporJng of n room, was connected with tho Bprlng houso clbanlng and meant so much work that It took tho nvorase houBokcopor sovornl months to get nerved up to It. Not ao whon you consult our export nnd look ovor our lino of paints, mouldings, nnd contract with us to do your work. Chapel, Kennedy & Porter Graber Bros. PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING Will give prompt attention "to all orders, guarantoo our work to give satisfaction and to be up to tho sanitary stand ard, WE WILL BE PLEASED TO GIVE ESTIMATES ON CONTRACTS. Call at our shop on Liberty Btreet, back 'of Barr's Jewelry Store. Phone 550. HIGH SCHOOL .GLEE CLUB "Phyllis, the Farmer's Daughter" nt High School Thursday Evening, May 28 AT 8 l M. General admission, 25c; resorvod seats, 35 conts. Tlckots and re served seats at Capital Drug store, cor Stato and Liberty.- The Junior class will glvo a pre liminary to tho play entitled, "Sleep- ing Car Faroe." OASTOHZA. Bm tK 9 IM Kind You Haul Ku)$ BMgM ppuranBj Announcement of cau . tical Parties PnnnTOfl At Commercial Rates fir .REPUBLICAN STATE TICKErTti 'V - . w wwol fiii U ' U. S. Senator, ll. M. Cakq,.'of Prfrilaud. Supromo Judge. R. p. Boan, of Eugene. Dairy and Food Commissioner. J. W. Ballpy, of Portland. Representative IrTCongrcs?, (W. Oi Hawley, of Balorn. First CongroHslonal District. M Railroad Commiftsioncr. T. K. Cnmpboll, of Qottago Qrovo, District Attorney. J. H. McNnry, of Salem. COUNTRY TICKET. For RcprescntAtives Marlon County For Rcpuii!,' 'ur ncircsciunuvcs. S. A. Hughes,-Salom. Hal D. Patto'h, 'Sulem. L. T. Reynoldasalem A. C. Llbby, Jefferson. O. L. Hattobcrg, Sllvorton. County Judge. W. M. Bushoy, Salem. Sheriff. II. P.Mlhto, Salem;' County Clerk. R. D. Allen, Salem. . ' County, Recorder.'-'' D. G. Drngor, Mohamn. County Treasurer, J.l. Mooro, Salem. Assessor. F. J. Rice, Pratum. '. tlon. chlscs. Dr. w. h. mott Sw oin, Oregon Cnmlldato for Reprc enta(lv on the Dem ocratic Ticket. u.jc)tfjA.'ijMBfcBBiliBSB Ing law. MAKE i TUNAIMII Just now thort appears to bo llttlo It. can neTr f't doubt but that It'la Sonator Cako of Democratic setttor Orogon. Onco tho campaign started Between tht5' It was Bpoodlly soon that tho oft- iuo u not driMiH'1 boasted personal popularity of ,ronal campalfo; U If! Goorgk?, tho Govornor, was not bo al- mlKhtv stout na It oncu was. Var ious things that somo folks havo known about our onior oxocui u --- havo eomo to light, and a 101 ot ioiks-- - . i .!.. ...l.f..l It nnn xvfiR i0. I pW"" , , such n w;halo. of a man nftor all. Tho nearer Oivgon makes it unan imous for, Cake tho, hotter for Ore- gon. Thoro a-o a fow places wuuru party pplHIc bMII count; thoy don't uauallyTrAelty, county and district affairs; 'mt they do In national af fairs, c.sp:cla;iy in the uppor hou3a of contrroo. whoro tho mnjoruy nartv eta what it wnntn and the ml- ana uw- j, norlty sits tight ad walto. Oregon the J'" ttlrift wants a lot of tmng? rrom """" ",;,.:, EXCURSION TICKETS ON SALE FOR NEWPORTi ' On Juno lat thj Southern Pacific j company will place on pale at Salem j exourslon tickets td Newport and re-. (urn. lh addition to tho usual tick-, o's good for tho entlro season, week end excursion ticjeots will be soU on 'en,n1nv mnrnltltri. COOil tO ictul. ,"" - . ,v-i following Monday, at tut mw w J 3 for theround trip. ThU affo"3 ..jit r.nnrrnnltv to spena Sunday at fho beach. The rhododen"! drons nro now in bloom, "jj weather at Newport s dellghtfii i you aro not ready to go for an ox-i tended stay, don't mlsa tms cu for an outing. . i Prior to June 1st, excursion tl ots to Yaqulna.only will be on sale, on Wednesday and Saturday, at .o" from Salem. tmn,v J WM. M'MURRAY, J. M. SC01T. O. P. A" B" rW tf. m i r w.ia,sw I -i.uwtn,. , rA M a?; Its J'T'4cffl tT??m - . : 'i IraHamtiii.,v'!. , , -- iitvn, , i0CR.(tl r ias1' FoVi. ziim For BiMWlW. ll.t- rs R.8.,ltainT8J 'hTt-m Ir. W. S. MiuZL For Coii!.S?!4 F. U!n&fiL. For OowHy.'ciij, For CMuikUx b!iT5. T.e:r?i u um, roiWMJ HavIHf aUpTt the o&te f nm hereby prowhe tW i i IwlllatatltliMhM votp for tb pcrntbrl colve (hi M(bliM mo people votes n gard torarpolltlah or personal preleMj IUJ Salem Mar , , MY PLATFORM 1. Statement No, 1,- tho peoplo's choIcoIorUU rcgardles ot political wi 2. Hoial ot osclea hn. 3. conowr la ipjn 4. Opposed to m1 C, A state 1st i doioiltors lu an but,! 4 created by all thobaBliM adulplcatepttheOt!ial G, Hcfertt peaiswiil tho common pwpl. i U would not be oa u I It is r'so reBeahnll was one ot the m thn'neh that mut' for the POP'-' ! United Stain s' nrnflted hlfll Of P " has stood for it U0 $oo ebsnee ot w place. ni.. .... MttttUI' good because jhW . n hMause it '": cash yofuuw-. Ifjt U YH .' Wci cpo "'TT. WirtK . ""W lfH?iS "31 7 A, G, P. A.. S. P CO. T n t' i-.m