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DAILY CAFHAL JOURNAL, SALEM, PRECOX, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1912. Pnje Three Children Cry for Fletcher's Yt V Ji 'Si Trfn1D it a I I niiifih Tlio Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been la uso lor over 30 years, lias bornotho signature of mm and has been, made under his pcr t&jCbMitt, BVal BPCPvl?lon since Its Infancy. TVvlrr'u A.1Iow no ono to deceive you In this. . All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good " are but Lxpcrluicnts that trifle with and endanger the health of Jnlants and Children Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castorlft Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotla substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms ind allays Fevcrlslmess. For more than thirty years it lias been tn constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels, assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural Bleep. 3. ho Children's Tanacea-The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS -j-d Signature of Mr The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years tUt CENTA JR COMPANY, TT MURRAY TRtCT, NCW YORK CITY. H Victrolas Phonographs Graphophones t $15.00 to $Z5U.UU X Make your HoJiday Selections early and be assured of the model t you wish. See the Vlctrola (new model) No. 10 $75.00. New line of Fancy Music RoIIb at special prices. T Edison, Victor and Columbia records. Singer Sewing Machine t Agency. CHAS. E. ANDERSONj I 247 North Commercial Street. Salem, Oregon T Huie Wing Sang Co. Big Stock of Goods 'We have made up all kinds of wrappers, kimonos, waists, white underwear, house dresses and all kinds of dress1 goods, silks, men's and children's suits, pants and overalls, all kinds underwear, overshirts, all col-' ors of sweaers, shoes, ladies' and girls' dresses, coats, fancy neckwear, ladies' and gents' hose, em broiderv lace, silk scarfs, chinaware, blankets, comforts, etc. Matting whoseale and retail, All goods on sale at greatly reduced prices. Remember this is the store that Saves You Money. 325 N. ConVl St. Salem, Oregon Popular Opera at . the Grand TH,E CHOCOLATE 80LD1EK GEORGE BERNARD SHAW'S BEST AND GREATEST COMIC Ol'ER.V TO BE HERE NEXT MONDAY. Brimming with melody and efferves cent with the Batlrlc humor of George Bernard Shaw, "The Chocolate Sol dier" will come to delight local theatre-goers, wltk all the elaborate equipment of the splendid Whitney Opera Comlque orchestra on Monday, November 4, 1912, at the Grand opera house. Entirely an unknown quantity, this opera marched Into New York and won success for itself unequalled in the last two decades, and then entered Chicago, London, and compelled a greater praise than Chicago and Lon don critk , had ever before given a light opera. Not only is the melodious score by Oscar Strauss real music, overflowing with the appealing Bensu- ousnoss of the Viennese love music and whirling, gypsy-like marches that, if one may Judge by the fragments that have preceded Its coming, set the toes to tingling, and tho heart to beat ing, but the story contains delightful comedy, Its plot Is consistent, and plauslblo and the characters are hu man beings In an explainable way. "The Chocolate Soldier" has been eagerly seized by those optimistic critics who believe the "average man" Is more than ready to welcome true music, whether or not It may be "catchy" for no opera has been so an alytically praised by students of har mony, and yet has played to such tremendous audiences during Its sea son's stay In New York, Chicago and London, thereby Indicating its equal appeal to the seekers of more musical entertainment Viennese In tono. "The Chocolate Soldier" finds Its locale In the ro mantic Dragoman Pass of Bulgaria, and F. C. Whitney has brought all the quaint costuming, embroideries and martial glitter direct from that region. The company includes Vtena Vlvlcnne, lion Bergere, Lucille Saunders, Hazel Frazier. Charles rurcell, J. Russell Pcwell, J. F. 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THE OPEN FORUM The Capital Journal Invites pub lic discussion In thla department Let both sides of all matters be fully brought out It Is not the purpose of this newspaper to do the thinking for its readers. 'Varsity Teams Are to Contest Arrangements are being made for the annual contest between football teams from the different classes and colleges of tho university for the championship of the varsity campus. The playing of this schedule will tnko place after Thanksgiving In order that the class8 nuiy use the parapher nalia of the present members of the tlrst and second squads. The rules of the contest specify thnt no men wli aro at the present time, or who have in time past been mem bers of the first sqmul shall play In theao games, so that the muterlal which will compose these teams Is as yet an unknown quantity. Tho teams that are exported to en tor the contest will represent tho freshmen, sophomores, academy, col lege of mediclno and college of law. V A UNITY SKCOSOH MAKE (3001) SHOWING The varsity seconds are steadily de veloping a fast aggregation. With throe 7-0 victories on their list, they are now looktug for more high schools to conquer. Ralph I Ionian who has been coach ing tho Becond team, ngaln wrenched his lamo knew nt tho rally last Friday evening and Is now walking on crutch es, During his temporary retirement Dr. Sweotland Is devoting a portion of his tlmo to rounding tlio seconds Into shape. They are hoping to bring Wmxlburn here next Saturday or Friday but no dellnlto action has yet been taken. They will go to Albany at an early dato to moot Albany high school, So far they have met Woodburn Athletic club, Salem high school and Independ ence high school, winning a 7 to 0 victory In each case. MAY STIU UP VICE KES0HTS IX l'OHTLAM) In conference with Governor West yesterday afternoon, Special Prosecu tor Esterly, of Portland, Informed the eyecutlve that he has succeeded In lo cating numerous people and piace'i connected with the Portland vice sys tem and that he will take action against them at once. Prosecutor Esterly feels that the charges that he will place against those who are to appear In court as defendants are well grounded and the culmination of the miitn will go a long way toward abating ihe vice nuisance In Portland. BIFF BALL TEAMS AKE SELECTED Curtis Cross and Charles D. Gabriel- son, who have been Klected to captain the two biff ball teams of the Y. M. C. A., have chosen the teams which t! cy are to general through the winter ath letic season. Each captain has 15 men from which to choose his team. All will be given chances to play since nuiix rou" games are scheduled for the sen sen. Captain Cross' team Is composed of Allen, Buhlert, Chlnnock, Evans, 01 cott, Staley, Lewis. Wilson, Wallace, Turner, Young, Nlles, Barton, Howell, Schramm. Captain Gabrlelson's team Is com posed of Abrams, Albert, Anderson, Allison, Burghardt, Bishop, Gilbert, Haas. Hatch, Hofer, Steeves, Slade, Wlnslow, Dyer, Mlnton. I.IKES THE JOURNAL AD THE SERHOXS Pendleton, Or., Oct. 29, 1912. Ed. Journal: Dear Sir For some I have been a subscriber of The Jour nal. I feel I would like to express how much I appreciate the religious fea ture, viz: the Pastor BusBell sermons. When we attend the ordinary, nom inal churches now-a-days we llBten In the majority of cases, to a "moral secular lecture," rather than the "gospel." We do enjoy the plain, log ical way In which Pastor Russell pre sents the Bible to an Intelligent pub lic. We take pleasure In recommending your paper to our friends. We wish you success. Very truly, S. S. THACKER. MM It Bid ot Work. San Bernardino, Cal., Oct. 31. After burning roseg In a cemetery at mid night, as told to do by Abdul Moham med Berrkut, a clairvoyant, to regain the lost love of a Bweetheart, George A. Raab failed to make good with the girl, and Abdul Is In Jail for obtaining money unler false pretenses. A man must have a lot of romance !n his soul to enjoy a picnic dinner. Snys Communities Should Decide for Themselves. Editor Journal: While, you are discussing various measures which should become luws, will you kindly take up the ndvocacy of bill No. 348, so that any city when It desires to do so, can become a part of any other Incorporated city without first appealing to the whole state to be permitted to do so, and provided that both cities can secure an affirmative vote In favor of such a proposition. There are several cities In Oregon which are desirous to be annexed one to the other, but the law prevents this unless a vote of the whole state Is first taken permitting this to be done. Strange as this may seem, it is a fact. A little over a year ago St. Johns voted "Yes" on the question of being annexed to Portland. But it after ward appeared that this was Inadmis sible, unconstitutional, nnd St. Johns now appeals to the wholo state to rec tify the wrong. They are now asking that this simple act of Justice shall be given them as well as lo other cities similarly circumstanced. Will you do it, and thereby earn the thanks of the good peoplo of St. Johns Yours respectfully, J. H. FLETCHER, The Difference Fundamental. The one thing that particularly dif ferentiates the Socialist party from the other parties is the ownership and management of general Industry. It does not matter that T. R. made up his platform largely from Socialist splinters; for upon tho fundamental point at Issue he Is on the other side. Ills scheme for the protection of the trusts originated with Gary at the head of the steel trust, and Is the boldest that has yet appeared. The chasm between socialism and bull mooslsm Is too wide for anyone to straddle. L. D. RATLIFF. Child Labor and Health. "Child labor predisposes to tuber culosis. This does not apply exclu sively to child labor In the factory. In many cuses child labor in tho homo Is ns bad as In the factory, and the dang er from tuberculosis Is Just as groat." These nre from the statements mado In a paper before tho recont Congress on Hygiene and Demography in Wash ington by Dr. S. Adolphus Knopf, of New York. "Tuberculosis Is a social disease In the final analysis. It can not bo eradicated until we have social juBtlce." Inquire About Son. A letter has been received by Mayor Lachmund from the mayor of Hunting ton, Oregon, concerning a young man whose parents reside there, and who are very solicitous for the welfare of their son. The letter follows: A. E. Simmons, of this city, left here some two or three years ago for Sa lem, Oregon, since which time no trace has been had of him. Ills parents are much distressed over his absence and are making every effort to locate him. I would bo glad to know whether he Is listed In your city directory or whether your police department has any trace of him. Ho Is 29 years of age, 5 feet, 10 Inches In height, dark brown hair, gray eyes, complexion light and weighs 175 pounds. Any In formation you can give me will bo ap preciated. Yours truly, Floyd 8. Chapman, mayor. The Siphons Worked. united imikks leased wiiiis. LoBAngclfs, Cal., Oct. 31. Carrying a case of siphon bottles, C. 11. Hileiloy Bteped on a loose board. It resem bled a Balkan battle on a small scale. Nine of the kittles exploded. Brlcr ley was badly cut. When you have a bad cold you want the boat medicine obtainable so as to cure it with as little delay as possible. Fere Is a druggist's opinion: "I have sold Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for fifteen years," says Enos Dollar, of Saratoga, Ind., "and consider It the best.cn the market." For sale by J. C. Perry. Most women don't want to voto out It makes them real mad to think that they Just can't. A, S. Jones, proprietor Lee Pharma cy, Chlco, Cal., says: "I have been selling Foley & Company's medicines for years, Foley's Honey nnd Tar Compound, I consider, has no equal and Is the one cough mediclno I can recommend to my friends as contain ing no narcotics or other harmful properties." Sold by Dr. Stone Drug Store. Fortunes in Faros, Thore's often much truth in the saying "her face is her fortuno," but Its never said where pimples, skin eruptions, blotches or other blemishes disfigure It. Impure blood Is back of them all, and shows tho need of Dr. King's New IJfo Pills. They promote health and beautiy. Try thom. 25c at J. C, Perry's, Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S C ASTO R I A ( v 1 . J , 1 V y Dr. D. T. BROWNE Cliiropriicllr.Neuropiilh; Specialist In Chronic and Nervous IHhciiM'x. Room 10, lireyman Bloc k. ( HIK0l'ltA TICNEI HOI'ATHY stands without a peer mining curative methods. It removes (he c"iim of (Us ui se. Are you one who has been suffering because you have been unable to find relief? If so, let Chlropraetlc-Nour cputhy come to aid, hundreds havo proven Its merit. An intimate ac quaintance with Clilropractle-Neurop-at by means health. Hours, 9-12 and 1:30-5 and by ap po'ntiiient. Consultation free. November SUIT SALE SUITS COATS DRESSES At Greatly Reduced Prices SUITS Man-tailored garments in the latest models. All suit coats Skinner satin lined, Materials of serges, cheviots, diagonals, Bedford cords, basket weaves, mixtures and fancy suitings, $35,00, $37,50, $42,50 and $45,00 Suits Special, $24.50 $25,00, $27,50, $29,50 Suits Special, $19.50 $19,50 and $22,50 Suits Special, $15.00 One rack of Suits, containing odds and ends, in large ana small sizes, $12,50, $15,00, Special, $7.50 $7,50, Special, $4.95 1 I M W i COATS Down-to-date models, all well tailored and finished serges, diagonals, chev iots, zibelines, chinchillas, mixtures, plush and dou ble faced materials, Prices greatly reduced DRESSES Party, serge, corduroy and velvet dresses, all dress-maker made mod els, neatly fnshed and very chic, Prices greatly reduced Thanksgiving Linen Sale Entire line at reduced prices Supply your needs now (QUALITY POPULAI luak m,m, .m.mm mm I IH flTV tTOf H MTVtffrM TATt r -n,,n"r MERCHANDISE tlBtnnt STfitM KTVtEM STAtt IPUBI PRICI MrB, I. C. Hastier, Grand Island Neb., has something slio wishes to Bay about Foley's Honey and Tar Com pound. "My three children had a very severe attack of whooping cough and suffered greatly. A friend recom mended Foley's Honey and Tar Com pound, nnd it did them more good than anything I gave thom. I am glad to recommend It." Sold by Dr. Stone Drug Compnny. Lafferty says ho has spent $150 in his campaign for re-election. Ladd & Bush, Bankers Established 1868 Capital $500,000.00 Transact a General Banking Business, We issue travelers' checks and letters of credit avail able in all parts of the world. WM. STA1GER Independent Candidate for County Treasurer If elected, I will Provide an adequate bond, Require banks to secure county deposits with them Leave funds as nearly as possible in their natural channels, Advocate a law that requires 2 per cent interest paid on county funds, WILLIAM STAIGER Automobile Motor Cycle and Accessory Dealers of Salem FORD FOIil) A;KNCY, K. II. 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