Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, December 21, 1906, Page 6, Image 6

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MtfUr GAJnTAI JOURNAL, SALHM, ORSOON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1000.
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JUST
EASTERN
GOSSIP
About Things Doing Before
IWe Westerners Know
of it
Washington, Doc. 21. Congress
has declined to nut Itself, in tho po
ultlon of Little Jnck Hornor of
Mother Gooso fnme. Although they
fool that increased salaries should ho
Ihelra, the members voted down tho
proposal to pay thonisolvca $7,500 a
year in lion of tho ?5,000 they now
receive. A mnjority balked at voting
thomsolvcB moro wages. Each mom
bor of this majority hesitated to lift
tho crust of tho legislative plo nnd
"Put in his thumb
And mill out a ultim
And say, 'What a Reed boy am I.' "
Although thoy failed by a voto of
188 to 100 .to help their own lint
pockotbookB, tho representatives
passod a resolution providing for sal
nrlos of $12,000 n year for tho
apoakor, vlco-prosldent and momborH
of tho President's cnblnot. Tho sal
ary of thoso oIHclals hlthorto hns
been 58,000. Tho dobato attonding
tho dlacuBulon of tho bill wnu unl
tnatod and nmuslnc ,Tho offoavoscont
John Wesloy Gaines crackled and
scintillated with witty argument why
moro money should find Its wny Into
bin pocket nnd tho pockots of his fol
low laborers. Jllgh-browod patriots
nnsworcd In pondorouB stylo tho
southorncr's lire, and when tho votes
over at tho elbows of the members.
On tho whole his address has struck
a responsive chord here. Tho truth
of ono statement made In his speech
is apparent to tho ordinary layman.
Mr. Root said:
"If any stato is maintaining Jaws
which afford opportunity and author
ity for practices condemned by tho
public Benso of tho wholo country, or
laws which, through' tho operation of
our modern systom of communication
nnd business, aro injurious to tho in
terests of tho wholo country, that
stato la violating tho conditions up
on which alono can its power ho pre
served. "
Mr. Root pointed out that tho
onnctmont of a federal anti-trust
law, tho nnti-robnto law, tho railroad
rato bill, tho meat inspection and
puro food legislation proved conclu
sively that modorn business condi
tions can bo controlled only by legis;
latlon of a wldo-reachinc chnrnctor.
As n Innttor of fact, tho administra
tion has been confronted by this
question for' somo tlmo past, nnd it
la n problem of vital Importnnco to
tho prosperity of tho country. Tho
enactment by states of different laws
all aiming nt tho control or regula
tion of corporations or tho big busi
ness IntoroHts thnt aro tho outgrowth
of modorn business mothodB. havo
sorvod to unsottlo commerce. Woro
It not for tho groat crops and tho
unprecedented forolgn trado of tho
United Stntes. tho offect of drastic
and unthinking stato legislation
along tlioso lines might have been
dlBastrouB boforo this.
western coast of tho United States.
Tho mcasuro bos been referred.
Quiet but deep Interest is being
taken in tho bill to bo reported by
tho hoti3o committee on rivers and
harbors. Without any doubt, this
measure has tho moat poAverful pub
lic sentiment behind t of any appro
priation bill demanding attention. It
Is expected that tho measure, as final
ly determined upon by Chairman
Burton's committee, will provide
handsomely for tho work of watei
ways betterment. Tho urgent neces
sity for added means of transporta
tion has aroused congress to the eco
nomic lmportanco of providing com-
morco with a new agency of commu
nication. Futuro congresses nlao
will bo reminded of this Insistent de
mand of commerce, for tho figures
of tho department of commerce and
labor show that tho trafilc of tho
United States Is growing by leaps and
bounds, whllo tho railroad accommo
dations aro not keeping pneo with the
wonderful development. Tho next
deendo Is expected to Bhpw a marvel
ops lncreaso In commerce within tho
confines of tho United States, nnd un
less systematic work is kept up on
tho wKorwnys as n means of outlet
for this increase, tho country's com
mercial standing is certain to stiff or.
miti
An investigation conducted by tho
courus bureau (UbcIobcs tho fnct that
in 1002 about ono-hnlf of tho states
had inhorltnnco tax laws which
yielded thorn In rovonuo the sum of
A bill of lntorest to all grand army
mon wfis offored this week by Rep
resentative Lacoy of Iowa. It pro
vides that tho'miuimum monthly pen
sion to bo paid veterans of tho civil
war bo flxodtat $12. Mr. Lacoy de
clares tho purposo of his mcasuro Is
to mako a sorvlco pension bill un-nocossary.
Order a packago of this
famous health and brain
building flour and enjoy
some good old fashioned
New England Brown
Bread. A chanco at a
right, hot loaf will mako
you think you aro in
Boston. With Allen's
Self-rising B. B. B. Float
you can mako bread just
like the Puritans used to
mako.
3-B Pnnonlco Flour
is also a pure foed: self-
Trado rising and all ready to
Mark mbc with water and bako
on a hot grlddlo.
ALLEN'S BBB f LOUR CO.
Pnclflc Const Factory, San Jose,
Gnl. Eastern Factory, Llttlo
Wolf Mills, Mnnnwn, Win.
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SALEM, OREGON.
A thorough business training Bchool, skilled' teacher ,.,
pds, excollent equipment, consciontious servico to nnnii : Qef
school and afterwards. Wo cannot supply an nf n .,. ' .
and tho demand will bo creator next voar. 0r b!
For six weeks or two months following tho first of the yd
dfcatlons now aro that overy desk in our school win , ., e'
who oxnect to becln then skauld notifv nn no anr.n . ..D Am
w HM MVIW41 t4fi
a desk may bo resorvod.
Possible, tin
THE CAPITAL CITY OF OREGON
Is an Ideal school city. Tho surroundinns aro pypoiu
rnof nt Hvlnt la miinli Inoa fhnti In n Infant nU -m
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nrl Iti mnlrlntr n nllppnaafnl atnrf In liiiolnntm Ini .. i 'w
, " " """'UMD' " "h snow yon that
""' o-" .m.uumbCD vu uU ,.uu uuy pmce, ai any price.
new catalogue ior mo tasKing.
W. I. STALEY, Principal
BaM-frf-K i IB I i'f 4f -MH-4-frf4.i.ta
GET ONE?
moro than $7,000,000. Of those
woro counted it was found that con- states, Now York led In tho nmount
eorvntlBm had won. Howovor, thoro collected, tho law turnlns Into tho
is tho Honnto to consldor. A similar
moasura is to bo taken up by thnt
eodnto nnd august body.
If thoro'a anything in a nnmo, tho
now postmostor at Mokonn. on tho
Hawaiian island of Maul, should bo
lnsurod of n llfo Job. Ho lu David
Knpohnklmohowa, and ho hns tho
distinction of bearing tho longest
nnmo of any olllclal in Undo Sum's
postal sorvlco. Burdoned with ouch n
nnmo, humanitarians will bo glad to
know that Mr. K.'a duties aro light,
for tho postolllco Ib ono through
which llttlo limit passes in tho courso
of a year.
treasury tho sum of $3,30-1, -IDG, whllo
Nebraska bonefited least, collecting
only $32. Colorndo collected $2 GO;
Missouri, $229, 854; Illinois, $G03,
81G; nnd Washington, $1,G24. Tho
cotiBUB hurcnu bolloves thnt tho total
sum colloctd In 1902 has Increased
until now tho samo states aro col
lecting from $10,000,000 to $12,000,
000 annually.
Socrotary Root, hooauso of IiIb
deop lenrnlntr and recognised lognl
ucumeii, Is always accorded most ro
iipoctful huarlng on nil topics of law,
whothor conntttutloiml or othurwlso.
As ft rosult his recent speech in Now
York on tho quohMou of moro con
trnlUwl government has caused a de
cided BeuBatlon in congroas, whero
tho huuaboo of state's rlghtB rootu
A fieot of submarlno boats for tho
Pacific coast IB provided for In a bill
Just introduced in congress by Rep
resentative Kahn. Without mincing
mnttors, Mr. Kahn frankly sayB tho
Hoot la Intended for use ngolnst tho
Jnpanoso, should i Hoot llylnc tho
sun of nlppon heave in sight of tho
Pacific Bhores. Tho bill calls for an
appropriation of not moro thnn $B,
000,000, and contemplates tho con
struction of fifteen of tho terrors of
tho son. Thoso llttlo vessols nro to
romnln In Pnclfic coast portB, accord
ing to tho bill, nnd nro to bo hold In
readiness to blow sky-high nny wnr
llko vessels that may Import! tho
An air of Christinas expectancy al
roady hns takon hold of tho capltol.
Congross will adjourn Thursday for
tho holidays, and tho members will
fiock to tholr homos, to return after
tho Now Year. But Washington will
not bo boroft of congressmen, "by any
means, for a number who olthor llvo
too far off or who havo official busi
ness to provent, will spend tholr va
cation horo. Others will slip away
to Hot Springs, Va., to enjoy tho holl
dnys among tho Virginia mountains.
Aside from tho baths, tho Homestead
hotel thoro Is becoming a fnvorlto
resting placo for tho national law
makers, whllo tho mineral springs
offor a norvo euro thnt Is said to bo
growing In popularity with over
worked statesmen. Only, as ono con
gressman expressed It, It docs seem
strnngo thnt a politician's norvo over
should becomo frayed.
SEEK NO
FURTHER
Epply's Perfection Baking Pow
der is Just as near porfectlon as
it is possible to mako it. And
you got full weight for your
monoy, too, besides a useful fruit
Jar or Jolly glass with ovory pur
chaso, Just What You
Are Looking For
and tho best in the market. Fur
thor than this you aro helpins
build up a homo Industry and
your monoy is kept in circulation
In Salem. Yours for squaro dealings.
Wo havo sampled tho city with Wild Hose Flour,
get a sample, call nt tho office nnd GET ONE.
When yon buy flour ho sure it is like tho sample.
" yon did not
WILD ROSE FLOUR
91.00 n sack nt nil grocers. Mpdo from old wheat, too.
44M4M444444Wttiti
I. M. EPPLEY
Manufacturer
, Salem, Oregon
Calendars
Mf.Ki HJ H Til
Tho Prosldont'B, now cnblnot 1b
practically In tho saddle. Secretary
Bonnparto luw dropped tho holm nt
tho navy department to tnko up tho
duties of attorney gonornl, whllo Sec-
rotary Motcalf becomes tho "rulor of
tho nation's, nav-e-o." Oscar G.
Straus has taken tho oath of ofllco
as Socrotary of Commerco nnd Labor
In succession to Mr Metcalf. Socro
tary Shaw will not rotlro from tho
treasury until March !, so that Post
mastor Gonornl Cortolyou will romnln
In hla present plnco until tho big
chair in Undo Sam's strong-vault Is
vacated, when ho will take up Mr.
Shaw's dutlos.
Woven Wire Fencing
Of all kinds. Hop Wlro, Plokots,
Pasta, GatM, Shingles and P. & B.
ready rofing. All at lowest prlees.
Walter Morley
250 Court St. Salem, Ore,
Did you get ono of our calendars
laat yearT Wo did not havo enough
to go around to all our customors,
and you may be ono of thoso who
failed to securo ono. Wo do not want
to mis you this year. Wo want ono
of our art calendars in tho homo of
ovory ono of our customers. Our cal
endars for 1907 aro tho moat beauti
ful art productions ever distributed
by us, and roally worthy of a perma
nent place among tho pictures on tho
walls of any house Wo know you
will want ono, and havo Baved It for
you, and shall bo glad to present it
If you call at our ofilce after Doccm
bor 17, 1906, and wo find your hamo
on our bookB. Wo would Hko to boo
ono of our calendars In overy home
In Salem, but aro only prepared to
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FOR JOIST AND FLOORING
Tho best place to buy is wbert
beat otoek ei lumber 1b carried.
entire building trade know
there is net a finer stook of Isa
than that carried by us. We
roaay to nil the largest 'cost!
promptly. We don't keep the k
Tic Fashion Stables
Formerly Sbason'a Stables.
Up-to-dnte livery aad cab line.
Funeral turnout a Bpoclalty. Tally
ho for plcnlcn nnd excurridne. Phcm
44. OnAS. W. YANNKB, Prop.
247 and 240 nigh Street.
supply our customers. Wo want to
buo your woric coming our way, ana er watting. Thnt's a very Imporl
win givo you vaiuo received for your point. Near 8. P. passenger dil
mone'- Phono 52 Main.
SALEM STEAM LAUNDIIY,
Phone 25. 180-100 S. Liberty St.
Mw Kfcui Yw IHfave AhvAro Benrkt. Rul which fcaa
m. hh ir tw SO year, kaa berae J tiyaftiare) tf
jtf . - h bag fefttm Made titular kin
(jrLjCJ&fijlltrfc, ol Wtii?rYilm tilHoe its kifttwiy.
T7 AMowae ne m 4ec!T yM 1 tkfe.
All Oemtnfta, ImUaMMB uttd jHt-iMi.erf, r- hn
K)ritHij tit rWe wIMft hmA HRHoite k .t e
Xmto M OkttUwi-BsTw-kmMj mrakant Bx .mU
What is CASTOR I A
CtaMMia Ih h kwrmloss fwkIHi4 lWr QMtr Oil, Para
Brk5, lfiM kn4 SuetklBi; rH. U i Plafuumt. U
ewttRing nekkw Ophtm, MotklM er ethr NariIo
HbtHiM). IH age I iU gnsutrntto. 14 wtry3 WanM
MMi NHaya Ftt1hs. It enre Dlatrk nn Wkwl
CWto. It reHttve Tootklagr TrHkle, cHra CetuWyntlen
Me VlatiilMMy. Xt RsslmllHte.H o Pod, rukitM tk
g"11'1 BaweJs, yhlna; Umlthy rm1 atHral 1,
itlMi' IaaH-Tke Metker'a Pri4.
OKNUINK CASTORIA ALWAYS
Jax tkt SIfRttu:
Secrotnry Ultohcook already la
making good tho promise contn!ucd
In IiIb annual roport thnt ho would
show no aunrtor to Innd swtndlors.
Ho has unoarthod big land frauds In
Indian Territory In whloh, It Is said,
&t least ono promlnont territorial of-
(lclal la Involved. Tho frauds aro
Bald to havo been perpetrated In nu
merous town sites In tho territory.
Under tho systom of disposing of tho
crook lands, porsons living tn tho ter
ritory nro pormltted to purchase n
lot of 100 feet front If thoy deslro
to erect a homo on It, but It thoy
deslro tho land for business purposes,
they may purchaeo four acres. Tho
lntontlon Is to dletrlbuto tho land as
widely as po&slblo. It Is alleged that
hundred a of town sites have been
acquired by a few men through tho
medium of dummy purchasers, who
bought tho realty and then Imme
diately trnnsforml it to tho porsons
for whom thoy woro realty acting tn
(ho first tnstauco. Secretary Hitch
cock sent a special agent Into tho ter
ritory to mako an Investigation, and
tho report now Is In tho hands of
President Itooaovelt, although Ua toxt
has not yet bwn mndo public.
The Kin ( You flaye Always Bought
in Ute For Over 30 Years.
Apropos of Indians, tho Indian ap
propriation bill for 190S has just
boon reported out of committee. It
carries tho sum of $8,000,000.
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Cr4 Pr2jai,
W. P. Bally.P, 0., Tme, Tsm,
wrHw; "My wife had bea auKr
tag It yr wKU pavalyaU U kec
ana, vkw I wm perawaiLM to aa
Hallard'a ftaow Ltntmwt, wklck
kar all right. I kar alea
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I HAY I
I We have the Cholm 1
I Timothy and I
I Alfalfa Hay I
I WK WANT 1
I 1 00 Tons of I
Fancy Cheat Hay I
I Highest Price Paid 1
ITILLSON Am
I 151 Hih a I
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LLLHaPkk LiVaBt
wwp
General
..Machine Works..
K. M. KIQIITLINGSR,
Muchluist nnd PLumxcr.
178 Sonth Liberty St.
M'E HUILD ANYTHING THAT
CAN BE MADK FROM IRON OR
STEEL. NONE HUT FIRST-CLASS
WORKMEN EMPLOYED.
General Repairing Solicited
9-19-lm
GOODALE LTJaniKTt CO.
HOT
RATIONS
That's vhat you want tbwJ
chilly daya, and at our place j
get nothing cold, and nlwayi tW
best the market affords.
WWte House Restaurai
GEORGE BROS, Props.
Highest Price
For
POULTRY AND EGGS
POTATOES
ONIONS
AND ALL
PRODUCE
CAPITAL COMMISSION CO.
267 Commercial St.
H. S. Gilc & Co.
Wholesale Grocers and Co
mlsslofi Merchants
In the aaarket at all U WJ
ArlmJI fmlh nnA fnrm nrodUCS 01 "111
.;; " r u
Kinds.
Special
We have for aaie a few aptf I
lag and sllelag aiaohlnei; el,f
for a large dryer; wilt ak j
prlae, 1
Sht wlaei k tae wurce at Muck
aMalaetUa. Why nt imJ ,m.
at
LLlaaLrLLP I f. laTk
OUR MSATS ARK
ALWAYS THE BB8T.
For we take eepetUl care t auy
aoae but the beat, aa4 our cutcae
w,lWfv i,R,l UP0 tu the
at tae market at right art
whea tkey huy at our a.rket.
K.O. CHOi.
Per Cord. Sawed irt
Delivered, at
Voget Lumber
and Fcil Co.
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9kt, UwrK & it
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