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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1908)
mmmmfmmmmmmmmmm llAlLlT OAKTAL JOURNAL, 8ALKM. OMMON. BfOWKOAT, NOVBMRER T,hW MMIMMMIIPIIVMIVIH ... .1 I.'. M.! "' " " - ' ii umHWmWtlHllfrtjm ,., I,-. .,, . , .. nun ' iWiY" tmtmmmtmmmmmmmmmmmmk r ' ' H V. jjf ifafejone elf Sa1em's00 $ho tvjjl te'houlsei J thfe coming year wc want to give you estimates LARGEST STOCK AND BEST FIR LUMBER IN WILLAMETTE VALLEY TO SELECT FROM OFFICES FERRY AND FRON T TELEPHONE MAIN 88 wiiMtiiiiwiwwMiwwwwwiiiMwwwiiwiMtiiiiiiMiiii immiuiimnn i innirr in n .m---inim uh.iliumihhwi.uiii emarkable BLOOD TIE FEELING BETWEEN AUSTRALIA AND LI, S. (Bv H Leo Clotworthy, Btaft cor respondent of tho United Pro is with tho Amorlcnn bnttloshlp fle' I A'lianw Wcflt Austrnlln, by mall ito San FrunclBCO, Sopt. 18. "We've Rot n big brother In America, I'nclo Sam, Undo Snm, ihe Bai'W oW blood, tho same old speech, The same old Bongs- are good enough for each. hVM nil stand .togothor, boys. If the foo wnnts a flutter or a fus, And wo are hnnglng out tho algn, From tho Lcouwln to tho Lino iThls bit of tho world belongs to us." Set to a swinging, martial tunc, the nliove bit of Jingle Is tho chorus of tho most popular song in Austra lia today. Not only nre tho catchy air nnd suggestive sentiment heard in con cert hall nnd cafo, but from ovory Mp of tho fleet , tho lusty-lungcd Vuojackets can bo hoard whistling the sprightly measures or roaring out tho concluding line: "Thii bit of the woril belong to ub," That one concluding lino of tho tolsterflim Jlnglo epitomizes tin. fntlment expressed in oloqueny phrate nnd nvrotechnic rhotorlc, by the pel!ulndors of this isolated htte continent In their wolcomo to the nU at tho sovernl ports of Cnlln well as tho oontlmonts expressed in reply by their fighting ovor-so& kindred. If nil tho chaff of fervid motaphoi nnd mllitnnt . slmllo which linve mnrked tho spcochos dedicated tc tho expression of Australia's doop hearted sentiments townrd tho sen flghtorn of America, wore removed; tho sizzling orntlons which hnvo dls turbed the encircling flowor-por- fumed, wlno-chnrgod ozono of tho fcntnl bonrd which wns sprend in Sydney and from which tho covers wore not removed until tho fleet weighed nnchor In Albany harbor, thoro wouldn't bo but one surviving phrnBO, "thii bit of tho world be longs to us," So ns tho fleet Is preparing to hoist its anchors nnd sny nil leu to Anistralla, the parting Bontlmont hits found expression in this song, which is from tho pen nnd heart of Austra lia's rough nnd ready poot lauroate "Dryblowor," tho nom-de-plumo of a very clover Colt named Murphy. At -tho banquet tendered by tho Honorablo Newton Mooro, n prcmlor of "West Australia, tho night of the fleot's nrr'val at Albany, tho pro mlor, after 'oadlng tho ontlro corQ pany In singing the song, loft his p'neo at tho bnnquot bonrd ofld seat ing himself nt tho piano ployed tho accompanlomontB for repeated ren ditions of tho song. A ileal verso swings into tho A QUIET PRIMARY ELECTION NO CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR "Whlto Pacific" themo In tho follow-Ion tho world policies of tho two pow ing 'typical style: . , ors; especially thoso affecting tho Pa- "Sixteen ships o' war anchored in cj(j0 occan mo oay, Undornoath tho flag of Undo Sam Built of Yankeo steel, fighting top to keel, I Yankee from tho rudder to tho ram. Jonathan Is visiting tho lonely Knngnroo, Lonoly by tho old Pacific sea, But while tho ships go by, wo hear tho warning cry, 'Keep tho broad Pacific cloan nnd free' " When naked what wns tho real basic antipathy to tho Asiatic, bo evident through Australia, Prlmo Minister Dcakln, tho popular idol of' tho commonwealth replied: "Wo Intend to mnko Australia clt- izonsnip a Bynonym lor an mat is ; ,t ,g uniloratood that Mayor Rodg clv'cnlly clean and wholo somo, nnd rJfU80tl t0 ,mvu ft I)uUUon 1Uod noi ono men 01 our bou snnu uo oc- f)r hlmBoft 8ftynB ho wanted bin aipion y AB.nxicsor any ou.or coi- fr,olul(J ,(J wrlt0 h,8 1IttIU0 on thu Ual- orod race. Wo nro creating an om-J, ,f u votod for ,,. piro to bo hold in trust for tho white J)y n Htrftn?0 combmt!on of dr. rnC0, cumstnnces no ono hcuiiih to bo run- Epltomlzod, this uttoranco ro-nlng fo,. IMnyoriit tho city primaries solvo3 ItBolf Into "thin hit of tho't0Jn.. world boianga to ub." It , ro,)orto,i that tho frlonds of, -iiio coming ui iiiu nuui i iiixuiHi-u Lot L penrco will hIho wrlto hlH as America's onnouncomont to tho nnmo () U)0 baot rfr REMOVED The Golden Rule Bazaar has removed to 271 Commor Jlal street, next to Kurz market. MRS. B. T. SWART cmru BARR JEWELERS 9 s SKILL ttllKX THU WOltl) "SKILL" is uski i.v ooxnkction WITH WATCH IIBPAIRING. IT SHOULD ALWAYS BE JUDOKD V THE IMKR 8TANDARD. NO FEATURE OP OUH KSTABLISHImENT EMPHASIZES ITS S(XIR MORE COrPREIIEXSIVELY THAN THE REPAIRING OP V VTC RES AND JEWELRY. HKMEMER THAT BARR'S JEWELERS world that our flag is hoisted over our Insular possessions to stay. In this connection the AiiBtrnllan vlilt has wrought a tremondous change of sentiment In tho navy con corning tho holding of tho Philip- , plno nrchipolago. Tho Philippines horotdforo hnvo boon looked upon by a majority of naval otucers as n dangerous and a ' useless natlonnl appondlx. Today thoro Ib not an offlcor of rank with tho fleet, who doos not oxpress tho Bontlmont that 'tho Is'nnds mifbt bo hold if our nntlonnl prestige on tho Pacific Is to ho malntalnod. In their public utterances thoy couch the thought in the safo and diplomatic phrns'o "our common In torosls in tho Pacific" but In private discussion, ns one flag officer ex pressed tho provallng Bontlmont o your correspondent, tho thought takes moro ppeclflc form. "If a clash does come with an Asiatic power," said this offlcor, J. L. Sklpton will bo votod for nu a caudldato for mnrshnl. Niiiih'h on tlit) IlallotH. For mayor blank. For recorder W. A. MooroH. For mnrHhulD. W. OIJbBon. For tronsuror blank. Far nldormen: First wardFred It. Waters and D. F. Wngnor. Socond wurd blank. Third ward Gideon Stolz. Fourth ward A. L. Frnsor And E. J. Sautor. Fifth ward W. W. Hill nnd 0. Unrtih. Blxth wnrd I. Oroonbnum. Sovonth wnrd H, S. Radcllff. JudK'" and ClrrWu. Judges and olocuon ciorks havo been selected as follews: Warorono Judges: E. A. Thatch er E. P. .Walker; clerks, C. F. Elgin, F. A. Davis. I Ward two Judges: G. II. Lltch-' flold J. M. Martin, J. M. Linn, whoso namo ia a household word In ,orkBi M p nuldw,n, H. W. Thiol Amnrlxn ''urn mint rnrrv tllO ncnt Into Asia from a baso in tho Philip- j ' Tho fervid singing, "this tho world belongs to us," Indicated that tho thoughts of many offlcora wore ranging toward tho north whore their flag Is waving over millions of incompetent Asiatics. Now that tho Australian visit hac become history, the ono topic of dls cuielon among tho officers of the fleet Is "What are the political con sequences to bo?" Tho Bame quos Jon wa asked by Australian! throughout the commonwealth be fore the fleet's doparturo. There has been UH one answer. A fundamental principle of ou? government prohibits entangling for eign alliances. No officer of the .fleet expeotf, or doos any Australian, an actual anil American alliance to follow through diplomatic channels. But every man of the fleet and every Australian be Hoves that the preamble to an Im perishable sentimental treaty bat feen engraved on the hearts .of the two people, which. In the yarji j. nrd threeJudges: William I Mnnnlno Tnhn ClrnV T I TlntinrtH: bit, of -". ' ;.";; . Viui no, tiuv nuivvui Ward four Judges: II. II. Van devert. J. W. Gamble, George OrlH wold; clerks, D. J. Fry. 0. W. Wins low. Ward flvo Judges: A. M Qlough. W. W. Hill, James Wilson; clerks, Cluyton Young, E. V. Rider. Ward nix Judges: S. 8. Glmble, R. 0. llalloy. A. W. Drager; clerks, A. W. Voatohe.W. II. Dnlrymplo. Ward ho von -Judges: Jamon Rob erts, W. T. Buckner. Warren Johns; clerks, Carl Roynoldu, C. h. Johnson. Tlio City RoglNlnitlon. Ward. 1 Total Hop. Dom. , 100 134 21 2C(1 217 29 . 118 100 12 . 211 18S 30 175 136 ' 19 . 14C 10JP 19 . 130 105" 18 ToUflfl Thqe t .. . .1236 are about 989'. ilV 100 BCIl Rei come will havo an Important bearing yptes. .amplrg fbe-Wher paftlbs. SHht MONDAY SUNDRY SEC. BARGAINS Rogulnr GCc to 1.70 oach Corkscrows , Monday 3(Wt Regular $1.00 Adams. Waterproof Bath Brush, long handlo Mon'y 5Q MONDAY TOILET SEC. BARGAINS 50c Dnndfirliie . , Monday &d 50c Iiniitnnphn !iwilnr Mnn,i.. ax Ri'gulnr It'gulnr Hegulnr Rogulnr Regular Regular Regular Regular Rogular 60c inlJlnc)io Powdor. ... . . , Monday ni 35c Java Rice Face Powdor , , .Monday 3KSe 25c Woodbury's Fnco Powdor ....;..,.,. ...Monday X3tO 50c Pozzonl's Face Powdor , Monday 334 25c Swnnsdown Face Powdor Monday Oe 20c -1711 White Roso Soap, por cako Monday HjJ 25c Cutlcura Soap , , , , Monday Q 11.00 to J1.2G Wool Spongoj . . ,". ,' Monday 50 J MONDAY BRISTLE SEC. 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