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ESDAY, NOVEMBER 7
Illustrated Talk
on tno
so-Japanese War
200 beautiful views by
J.SUYA KATO
R CORRESPONDENT.
Cato conies highly endorsed
eadlng newspapers. ..
i do cents to nny part of the
Seat sale at box ofllco Wed-
9 a. m.
LOP
WATER
POWER
Syndicate Formed to
jntrol All Water In
Middle West
STATE
TREASURER
STEELE
May Not Come to Sa
lem to Live at
Present
Problems of Handling the
State Funds are Grow
ing Less
Mllwaukle, Nov. 5. (Special to
Capital Journal) A Journal ropro-
sontntlvo had a talk with tho now
stato treasurer-elect. Ho will not
leavo his comfortable homo near
here at present, and may not remove
to Salem, but will go up Mondays
and homo Saturdays, until ho can
dlsposo of It. Mrs. Steele Is 'a very
domestic woman, has nn adopted
dnughter ol 13, and Is not disposed
to llvo In a rented houso. Tho
Steeles hnvo no children of their
own, but hnvo raised threo adopted
ones. Their Wo Is In tho country,
I . a a .
land, Nov. G. Dacked byiino 0I uoinB " roo rural man
000 a syndlcato headed by route, ueorgo bicoio is a man who
T. Horrlck, of this city, and.lms hnd Brent wealth nt times. Ho
P. Walsh, of Donvor, la near-1 wns ft promoter m mo ciecmc lines
completion of a schomo to between Portlnnd and Oregon City,
50 mountain streams In Col- on uotu 8ulos ot tho river, and has
to develop wntor powor. At uecn n ",nn ol ercni pumic Bpiru nu
will only supply tho torrltory ms lir- m,t not a Brent monoy-mnk-
a radius of 110 miles from cr Ior ucorB Steele. Treasurer
itral station, but It will grnd- Stcol dcnl9 thnt thcro lms bcon
ako In tho entlro Muldlo nn' conference between himself and
Secretary of Stato Benson as to dis
tribution of patronage Ho says ho
lias given no consideration to his of
fice force, but Rnys ho Is very favor
ably Impressed with tho employes
now In tho ofllco. His bondsmon will
'hnvo something to say ns to his se
lections of nslsstants. Tho bonds
will not ho ns heavy ns In tho past.
.It has been fixed nt $500,000 for
(somo of his predecessors, but ho docs
jnot yet know whnt his bond will ho.
Sneaking of bills to rcgulnto tho
NERAL
ELECTION
'TOMORROW
ontlnucd from first pngo). I
All Over New York.
.loaning of stnto funds, nnd tho state
getting tho Interest, Trcnsuror Steolo
said that matter would not amount
York, Nov. 5. Tho campaign to mucn, na tho school funds, undor
r, except for tno reti nro ana tho prc80nt low rato ot Interest,
g tonight. Considerable mon- would bo nil loaned out, nnd tho now
oa tho curb nnd In tho hotol provision thnt allowed tho governor
s this aftornoon; Either to veto any Horn of nn appropriation
nut or Ihmson nro Mulling tor- bill would not permit of nny gront
but tho Hughes mon with accumulation In tho treasury nt any
are enrrying It around willing on0 tlmo. Election of sonntors by
t It down nt'nltriost nny odds, tho pooplo would tond to mnke denti
ls no rest for tho candidates i0CkB Impossible, and ho did not boo
Hughes 1b scheduled for soven jl0W thoro could bo moro than $25,-
es in this city this afternoon OOO in tho tronsury nt nny one time,
night. Hearst threo nnd pos- with nny ordinary good manngomont
ifour speechos tonight. Ten on tho part of tho stato board, nnd
nd wnrrnnts woro proforred tho usual good enro on tho part of
"Iierlntondont of Elections Mor- tho loglslnturo. Ho would not try to
dlctato any policy to tho leglalnturo
for tho management of tho stnto
funds, so fnr as loaning them wns
concomed.
Opinions of Senators.
I Thorn wnn n ennrerenco or &enn-
of any to vot elllegally. Ev- tQrg ,n" ga,om Saturuny to consider
)llco oincer will bo allowed four ,og,8laton( but no conclusions woro
' extra tlmo to cast his own ronnhed( 0XC01,t to demand a good
Tho nttornoy-goneral nnd may- busn03S poIIcy for the session. Ono
vo arranged with tho various Qf te Senator8 who l8 a financier of
:t attorneys to prosecuto t,ho BQmQ abmiYf bM ho was opposed to
m frauds promptly. ( fltat0 mw nnowlng any stnto funds to
bo loaned out. No such law could bo
Hot in West Virginia. drafted that would not bo subject to
irleston, W. Va., Nov. C abus0Si and whno tho law might
companies woro ordered to worj under one administration, un
mson, upon tho representation der another it might bo n failure.
J postmaster and Attornoy Tno 8tanding and credit of tho stnto
" that the Democrats had sworn VM B0 good tnat t couid only bo lu
0 deputies. They havo driven jure1 by expermonts.
'Croea from tho county, and are o .
ng to steal tho election ma-
Tho Uniform nnd tho Man.
President Roosevelt, as was to
hnvo been expected ns wns ntmost
Inevltnble, Indeed hns not only no
ticed the suit brought by a blue
jacket against the proprietor ot n
Place ot amusement in Newport who
would not admit hliu to tho Joys
thoro provided because ho wns "in
uniform, but has contributed ?100
townrd tho expenses of tho litiga
tion. In tho letter to Admiral
Thomas Inclosing this generous con
tribution, tho President expresses
some vehement opinions ns to the
wisdom of tho suit nnd nlso makes
somo gonernl remarks that deserve
attention.
"I feel," ho says, "that It Is the
duty ot every good citizen to en
deavor lii .every shape and way to
mako it plain thnt ho ronards tho
uniform ot tho United States army
nnd navy, Just ns much when worn
by nn enlisted man ns when worn by
nn officer, ns a badgo ot honor so
long ns ho behnves decontly. Thoro
Is no finer body of men In nil our
country than tho enlisted men of tho
nrmy nnd navy of tho United States,
and I cannot sufllclontly express my
Indignation nnd, contempt for any
man who treats his uniform savo
with tho respect to which It Is en
titled. If n mnn misbehaves him
self, then, no mnttor what uniform
ho wenrs, ho should bo dealt with
accordingly; but tho fact of wearing
tho United States uniform should bo
nccepted us presumptlvo ovldcnco
that tho mnn who wears it Is nil
right; and nny discrimination
against tho unltrom ns such is moro
thnn presumptive ovldcnco thnt tho
mnn thus discriminating Is nil
wrong."
It is ungracious to crltlclno theso
statements ovon In tho gentlest wny,
nnd yet, nnd yet, well, It is truo thnt
for tho puroses of their profession
tho enlisted men of tho army and
navy nro not only as flno ns, but finer
thnn, nny other group In tho country.
Nevertheless, In their hours ot re
laxation from tho sovoro restraints
of tholr service, some ot thorn nro,
slightly Incompatible with tho main
tenance of peace nnd quiet ns under
stood by civilians. Tho numhor Is
not great, and wo nro glad to bo
llovo thnt It Is steadily decreasing,
but tho logondnry reputation ot tho
prlvnto soldier on tho lenvo nnd ot
tho sailor unborn will last for somo
tlmo longer, nnd oven tho President's
denial will not affect tho fact that
thoro Is somo basis for It. Tho uni
form ought to moan nil ho says of It,
but It doosn't qulto. Tho thing
moves in n vicious circle, tho men
too oftou going whoro thoy nro sura
of n wolcomo and losing tho right to
n wolcomo olsowhoro bocuuso thoy
do not got It. The lemedy Hob In
their own hands. Now York Tlmos.
OVERCOATS
&&m
tuto in vrcuM.
This kind of weather makes one think '
about nn overcoat. We fove the sea
son's newest ami best styles In over
coats and raincoats. ,i : : :: :
Prices $10 to $25 '"""
' FaH Und crwear in Union and Two-piece Suits
SALEM WOOLEN MILL STORE
136 Commercial St. Salem, Oregon
M
llshment of good government can re
establish good ord'or. Krosuo Ito-publlcnn.
and others by political organt
is and pollcomen, who mndo
'slstrntlon canvass. Warrants
o placed Jn tho hnnds of Mor
deputle8 at nil tho polls tomor
Arrosts nro to follow tho nt-!
Given Threo JH fences.
cago, Nov. B.-HeriBg was glv-
Shot by Otvn Man.
Nlshnlnovgorod, Nov. 5. During
h mnnuvers. Colonel Brozberanoff
'was shot by his own man. It Is
thoueht It waB done acciuoniauj'.
ro sentences, frp ono to 14 Mrtrldgef were supposed to
to run concurreatly. Stens
vas given twOrHiJtlonal sen-
from one to 14 yrs, to run
'rently with tho one ho Is now
5.
bo blank.
Tho wound Is serious.
t
Hanker Kills Himself.
Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. 5. Cash
... ir- norvonrt. of the Lakesldo
t. t T.nkA Adams, shot
Will riead JustlRcaUop. ' Mtnlf this morning.
burg, Pa., Nov. 5. Roger ". . .. la ho ,n good condition
There is no defalcation.
. o - '
and
The
the detective. In charge of
Ing evidence for Thaw'a do
stated teday: "Thaw will
on the plea of Justification,
torneya will mako no effort to
him insane -when ho shot
" No explanation la siren for
ago of plans.
o
Theatre Mu Dd.
'tie, Nov. 5, Ckarles WW.
r of the Paciao Coast Amuso
AociatloB, 4led tkls morning
;8hfs dlseww. He was for 40
th theaArtdJ
" taetrw m tt ety oa tho
Constipation.
Health Is absolutely impossible, if
constipation be present. Many seri
ous cases of liver and kidney com
plaint have sprung from neglected
constipation. Such a deplorable con
dition is unnecessary. There Is a enro
for it. Herbine will speedily remedy
matters. O. A. Lindsay. P. .. Bijn
son, Fla., writes. Feb. 12, 190.
Having used Herbjne, I find It a
flBo medicine for constipation." 60c
aboU For sale by D. J. Fry drug
store.
Tho Ciium of Our Woih.
Tho contrast bctweon tho nhsoluto
good order of Snn Francisco, during
tho tlmo tho saloons woro cioseu,
and tho prosont epidemic ot thug
gory, naturally suggests somo very
Hlreni: nrtl-suloon arguments. Still,
It will not do to Jump qulto to tho
riwtlrnl rntinlllfllntl thnt nil VlOlonl
crlmo is duo to saloons. To bo suro,
whon thoro woro no snloonu, thoro
wns no uncontrolled epidemic of It.
If the saloons woro to bo cloBOtl
ncnln tho vlolonco would shortly
stop. But novertholosa.'tho connec
tion betweon tno saioons nnu uiu
vlolonco Is probably moro Indirect
Minn illroot. TllO low thllBS WllO arO
committing theso robberies and as
saults would bo brutes and thlevos,
drunk or sober. The closing ot tho
saloons did not roform these men,
and their reoponlng did not brutal-
izo them. But tho closing ot the
.ninons did make San Francisco so
undesirable a Klaco of resldenco to
theso criminals that thoy scattered
olsowhero. Your low type of crim
inal, tho sneak thief or gaa-pipo
Mmi? will not llvo whoro there aro
no naloons. If saloons were abolish-
, nvorvwhero ho would continue
operations wherever it might bo
safest or roost prontauio. uui n
loona aro abolished lu only a few
places, ho chooses the others.
Besides, tho thugs wcro scared
away from San Francisco nnito as
...i, hv niiiers as by sobriety, and
they are attracted back qulto as
much by bad government as by bad
whisky. Never was "tho kindness
of the strong arm" better shown
than by the military rule of San
t?..i.n After that rule was once
established, not a short was fired,
scarcely an arrest was roaao, nooouy
... molested, and life went on
smoothly and freely. The presenco
of a large armed force did not In the
least Injure any well-disposed pureon
and it frightened away tho 111 dis
posed. Even after the soldier woro
withdrawn and the saloons were re
opened, there was good order so
long as there was noucn w.w
oni when grafting began
high up, dld.robbery and murder be
gin low down. Ana oniy i --
Victor Point Jotting.
Spooks woro plentiful in Victor
Point on llnllowo'on night nnd with
ono or' two exceptions their pranks
wcro taken good nnturedly.
J, J. Krcnzo Is hnvlng tho finish
ing touches put on his now resldenco,
which is claimed to tho finest In tho
Wnldo hills. The family will soon
movo In tholr now qunrtors.
Mr. Whitney hns moved on tho
Olson phico. While wo rogret very
much to lose Mr. Olson nnd family,
wo heartily wolcomo Mr. Whitney
to n homo among us.
Mr. Ouy Opllngor, who hnB taught
tho Victor Point brasH bnnd for ho
long, Is compelled to glvo up his
clnsB nud go to tho hospital on nc-
couut ot some kind of throat trouble.
Ho Iiub proved himself to bo master
of hla profession nnd will bo great
ly missed by his pupils. Ills brothor
will tako charge ot tho band during
tho professor's nbsenco.
Wnldo Clrclo has bought n flno
sot of chlnn nnd glnsswnro from W.
11. lingers, and Is contemplating giv
ing a suppor In tho nonr future.
Chns. Warner hns returned from
Scmttlo. Thoro soomu to bo somo
great nttrnctlon nt Victor Point for
him. Who Is it nnd?
Archibald Ilros. has rontod their
father's plnco ami Keno Into tho
dairy business qulto oxtonslvoly.
Thoy nro putting n flno grndo of tint
tor on tho mnrkot.
Henry Pntton hns rented n farm
nenr 8nlem, Ho movod his family
this wook.
Tho revival mootliigs nt Union
hill nro well nttended nnd sovornl
hnvo been ndtled to tho list of saved
In that locality.
Tho Victor Point school bids fair
to recover Its good niimu undor tho
tutorship of Prof. Droknn. What
our bcIiooI hns long needed wns soma
ono who had courage onough to com
pel obedience nnd stop tho hazing
tliht has bcon tho cauio of much
annoyance to the smaller children,
Ordor is heaven's first law" nnd It
applies to scljool dlsclpllno as woll
as to othor things.
A. T. Bavngo lost a flno young cow
from tho effocts of colic one day this
week.
AN ERROR
In our Inst wooks' ndvortlsomont ono pnpor stntod na Inst wook
npectul, nnd tho other stated as this wook speclnt nnd for this roa
son wo hnvo docldod to contlnuo ,
THE BIG REDUCTION SALE
for this wholo wook to glvo ovoryono n fair chnnco to purchase
Bomo of tho
FIREPROOF COOKING AND BAKING
WARE AT ONE-HALF PRICE f
Made out of fire cloy, and well finished. A few
prices for instance:
Pudding dish 20c, now 10c each
Ind Puddings 1 0c, now 05c each
Egg Poacher 20c, now 1 0c each
Piepans 35c, now - 18c each
Baking Pans 65c, now 33c cadi
Mixing Bowls 30c, now 1 5c each
Host of wnru nt samo reduction. Special vnluos lu thnso mottlod
Cooking and linking Pans, fjOa values now for 2fio each, Boo our
north show window. Next Saturday night snlo closes.
.8
YOKOHAMA TEA
COMPANY
No phono orders tnkfti on thto upfdultli, but delivered If lit
tho city limits.
State News
Tho Dallesbad two women va
grants Sunday.
Two flno gasoline launches aro be
ing built by somo Eugene boys.
A beet sugar factory Is to be es
tablished In Eaglo valley, Eastern
Oregon.
A railroad from Snako rlvor Into
the rich and celebrated gold mining
camps of Cornucopia Is tho latest re
port at Baker City.
The local talent ot Dufur will pro
sent a ono-act drama November 9,
entitled "Aunt Jerusha's Quilting
Party." The play Is given for the
benefit of a local church,
Una 8. Walton, the "Queen of
Alaska," la visiting In Portland. She
is ono of the richest mine owners in
the Far North, and Intends to erect
a building at tho Seattle fair, and ex
pects to soon publish a now maga
zine, which she will call the "Alaska
Northwestprner," with headquarters
at Portland.
o .
Chfcao MarkcU,
Chicago, Nov, 5, Wheat 74 ,
cor 43ft, oU Si.
Mrs. Waltz Dottd.
Mrs, Washington Walts, formorly
of Monroe. Benton county, nnd nu
aunt of ProK W. C. Hnwloy, died at
tho homo of hor tlaughtor, Mrs. Hur
ry Waltx, Borkoloy, Cal., Octobor 30,
from injuries recelvod by falling
down tho stops at tho Methodist
church that evening. Sho was about
84 yeara of ago. Tho funeral took
placu on Thursday, and tho Inter
ment wan at Haoford, Mrs. Walts
was an Oregon pioneer, and has
many relatives In Polk and Benton
counties. ,"'H
Hor first husband was a Belknap
Her daughter. Mrs, Harry Waltx, was
by her first husband, and the daunh-
ter's husband la a son ot her second
husband.
Eyesight Specialist
Special Attentieft to ScfeHrf
Children Eye Treuhlia
CHAS. liT HINGES
Preferred
Stock
A full lino of high grado gro
ceries in ovory department.
NOTHING OLD
Wo always keep the fresh ,
ost nnd aim high In our dostrq
to ploaso our customers. A
now lot of Helm's Pickles,
Dill, Swoet and Sour. Every
thing In Delicacies.
A fCW BARGAINS
In Dishes. Boo thorn early and
got tho choice selection.'
H. M. Branson
State Street Grecer
Hotke to Cabbage Grwre
We will cot reclvo any woro cab
bago aftsr Wednesday, No?tfcer
as our tanks will to all. Mcae4, '
GIOCON STOU CO,
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