Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, July 06, 1907, Page 5, Image 5

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    DAILY OAPCTAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. SATURDAY, JULY 0, 1007.
JferA
J. L STOCKTON
THE OLD WHITE CORNER
reparingfor Another Busy Month
two aro turning tho dull summer days Into busy ones by off or
is to tho public such Inducements as will bring them to our storo,
Bplto tho burning sun. Our store Is cool all day long, nnd our
kstomers say It Is a Very plea3n,t placo to spend nn afternoon.
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beater bargains will bo offored on account 01 tno approacning iau
son being -closo at hand. Only two more months for us to
aso out our Immense stock, of summer goods.
ANOTHER GRAND ASSORTMENT OF SKIRTS
Drummers' Samples-One of a Kind
liTho Now York travelers are now touring homoward. Tho30 who
ilsh tholr work In Portland or Salem close out tuolr Bampies at
eat sacrifices, rather than carry thorn bade Home Being in
v, tnnh with ttinnv of them, wo havo secured several good
sea at a reduction of one-third. They aro now on salo at prices
Inch loss than you expect.
New Long Coats for the Coast
feSlxty-flvo sample coats, no two alike, Just rocolved from our
Utorn representative. They aro tno aavanceu inn siyies sent on
Hy especially for vacation traao.
SUITS REDUCED
Imo half-price.
imo reduced one-third.
imo reduced one-fourth,
imo $15 to $30 values.
$5.00 a Suit
SHORT COATS
REDUCED
Our ontlro stock la on salo
at a reduction of
One-third
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dug Good Use of Formosa.
lower house of tho Jnpanc30
ins sanctioned a lonn of $950,-
jld to tho Formoaan govern-
ftto bo paid In two Installments,
ling with tho fiscal yonr March,
'for tho Installation of a plant
ipplylng 3,000,000 gallons of
.dnlly to tho city of Talhoku.
iter Is to bo pumped from tho
ito a settling tank, thonco over
of two filter beds. A second
Pwlll force It Into a doublo-
Prtmont rcsorvolr upon a hill
it directly above. Theso pumps
bo operated by oloctrlc power,
rfurnlshed by a generating plant
miles awpy. From tho resor-
tho water Is to bo conducted In
lenty-lnch Iron pipe a dlstnnco
mlleo over an alluvial plain to
Ity of Tnlhoku. Tho main con-
tho wator through Uio. capital
jr distribution will bo a twolvo-
Iron pipe. As thoro Is at pres
to running wator In any of tho
dolds In Tnlhoku, tho Installa-
)f this plant will necessitate
ig In completo piping and flt-
oquIpmonU for prlvato con-
re and flro plugs for public mo.
buildings aro almost ontlroly
iod to one nnd two-story struc-
and thoro aro no Indications
tghrr buildings being oroctod;
the prcssuro to bo obtnlned by
icntlon of tho reservoir upon a
LOO fret above tho lovol of tho
Us sufficient,
liins not yet been decided wheth-
odwrtlso for bids for materials
make tho purchasos direct. In
caso tho law provides that ran-
for public works must bo pur-
through hoiiBca resident nud
rod In Japan or Formosa for
than two years. Thus American
with agencies in Japan for a
of two years aro entitled to
tondors on bids for public
iro 13 nt present a GCO-horse-
electrlc generating plant at
Mgu, which transmits Its powor
inco of flftcon miles to Talhoku,
ipltal city. Th'.s plant Is inado-
for presont demands. Tluro
bw before tho Japanoso Diet a
itlon providing for a loan of
,000 gold to the Formosan gov-
lont for tho purpose of install-
in Qlectrlc-genoratlng plant at
i, five miles distant from Tal-
clty. It Is proposed to run a
from Shin Tlom, on the liead-
rs of tho Tamsul river, to Kel-
dislanco of two miles. At Koi-
jbcl thoro Is to bo erected a powor
house for tho generation of 2000
mlslson to Tnlhoku. Tho specifica
tions will call for five DOO-horse-powor
alternating current genorntors
nnd for turbines, transformers, con
ductors, and other equipments. Tho
present plant is equipped with Amer
ican nmdo machinery throughout. It
is proposed to utillzo tho powor gen
erated by this now plant for operat
ing the ,pumps In connection with tho
! water works mentioned, as well as
to supply light and powor. to Tnlho
ku city. It Is qullo posslblo that In
tho ovent of tho comunmtion of tho
schomo for a systom of tramways
for Talhoku, motlvo power will bo
.furnishol by this plant.
Tho ndmlnlstrntlon Is nt present
houcetl In what wns boforo tho Jap
anoso occupation tho Chlnoso official
quarters. Thcso nro poorly adapted
to presont needs. Tho insular gov
ernment Is desirous of erecting a
building for civil ndmlnlstrntlve pur
poses. Tho civil Qovornor has ap
plied to'tho Japanoso Dlot for n lioan
of $7C0,000 gold for this purposo.
As Formosa has boen financially
Independent of Jnpnn sinco 1901,
thero Is ovory roason to bollovo that
tho Japanoso Diet will sanction tho
purposed loans, In tho ovont of which
work upon tho public Improvomonts
ns set forth will shortly begin,
Tho Formosa Iron and Engineer
ing Works, Llmltod, has boon or
ganized In Toklo, with a capital of
$500,000 gold. Tho bulk of tho com
pany's stock has been purchased by
tho owners of tho Formosa sugar
mills , who find tholr work greatly
hampored by tho lack of propor fa
cilities for short-notlco repair w6rk.
Tho proposed foundry will be orected
Mn South Formosa, and will havo u
business office In North Formosa.
Consular Roport,
is a tormlnal built of carbon rods,
to which Is connected tho cables con
veying the current. Tho trough Is
filled with nnthrnclto coal, In which
Is embedded a carbon rod to mnktj
electrical connection between tho
termtnnls, ns the coal Is a very poor
conductor of electricity. Tho tom
poraturo t owhlch tho coal Is raised
boforo conversion Into graphite Is
very high, and Is said to npproxlmat0
7500 degrees Fahrenheit, a temper
ature at which all bpdles except car
bon aro evaporlzed and driven off.
It is possible to make the graphlto
prnctlcally chemically pure, but for
ordinary commercial purposes such
a high degr&e of purity Is unneces
sary, but it Is posslblo to bo regulnto
the operation that a degree of unl
fqrmlty of purity Is nttalned which
Is not posslblo to secure In tho pro
duction of natural graphites. Whon
tho furnnco has coolod sufficiently
tho graphite Is removed, but it is not
yet in commercial form and has to
bo ground to powder nnd finally sep
arated Into tho sizes necessary for
tho various uses to which graphlto
Is put, one of tho most Important of
which Is Its application as a protec
tive coating for Iron and other metal
structures.
During tho year 190C there were
upward of '15-1,311 pounds of grnph
Ite manufactured here, tho greater
part of which was exported to tho
United States. Tho demand In Cnn
ada, though steadily growing, has
not warranted tho construction of a
completo grinding factory such as
would bo necessary to mnko all tho
forms nnd grades ordinarily re
quired In tho trndo. it Bhould bo
emphasized that this graphlto Is not
a mined product, nnd In comparison
with tho production thereof of tho
quantity mined In Canada 13 sur
prisingly smnll, tho report for 1905
Bhowlng Mint only 5-11 short tons
woro mined, valued at $17,032,
whllo tho valuo of artificial graph
ite for 1900 was $21,579. Consu
lar Report.
ioke Glasses
rotect your eyes from the glaring
Wo have them la all sizes and
w.
REMEMBER
re do all our own lease grinding.
get the bonoflt in promptness,
ful workmanship, aad the price
small matter to overlook. We
save you moaef. la ease yoa
with an accident we can replace
lenses tho samo day they are left
us. V -
IAS. H. HINGES
.Coml Street, Graduate OpUtiaa.
Abraham Lincoln
was a man who, against all odds,
attained tho highest honor a man
can got In tho United States. Bal
lard's Horehound Syrup has attained
a place, novor equalled by any other
llko romody. It Is a euro cure for
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Influen
za and all Pulmonary diseased.
Every mother should keep supplied
with this wonderful cough medicine.
Sold by D. J. Fry.
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Manufacture of CJrapliKe In Canada.
Ono of tho most Important olectrl
cal industries at Niagara Falls, On
tario, manufactures graphlto from
anthracite coal and petroloum coko
and converts Into graphlto tho forms
of raw carbon used in electric fur
nace work, whore high tomperaturo
13 required, and for electrolytic work
such ns tho manufacture of causltc
sodas, bleaching powders, etc.; In
fact, practically all methods of elec
trolysis. Tho raw materials used
consist of anthracite coal, glass sand
foundry coke and sawdust, all of
which are imported from the United
States except the sawdust.
The furnaces used for tho conver
sion of tho anthracite coal or petro
leum Into graphite aro in tho form
of long, narrow troughs, built of flro
brick and lined with some suitable
refractory or insulating material,
In this case the sand, coke and saw-
:anBi are useu lor jasmauag oy raix
ling thea together la the proper por-
'tioBS. At the end of each trough J
Salt Making in Mexico.
Tho manner of oxtrncting tho salt
fiom tho many shallow lagoons nlong
this coast Is prlmltlvo nnd simple. At
a convonlont placo, gonornly at hlgh
wator mark, tho following Is con cen
structed: On topof fourstrong posst,
placed upright and protruding out of
tho ground about bIx feet, a flat cov
ering Is built of polos; on top of
those about a three-foot thickness
ot dry grass or straw Is placed. Whon
complotod It Is a flat-roofed shod,
with straw covering. This Is to serve
as tho flllor. Underneath this a re
ceiving bowl Is mndo of stono and
llmo mortar. At ono sldo of tho fll
tor nnd bowl tho ovnpornting pnns
aro made of limo mortar, being shal
low tanks not ovor slx Inchos doop
nnd divided Into squnros of about
150 suporflclnl foot onoh. This com
pletes tho salt works. A layer of
earth ono-fourth to one-half Inch Is
then scrnpod dally from tho oxposod
land that wns covorod with wator
when tho lagoon was full In the wot
season. Tins enrtu is cnrricu in
baskets on men's hoadB to tho top
of tho filter nnd emptied on to tho
strnw roof. Wator Is then filtered
through tho oarth and straw, and
falls Into tho receiving bowl highly
chnrgod with salt. Tho liquid Ib
passed to tho evaporating pnns, this
bolng dono with onrthon jars. Tho
sun ovaporates tho wator and leaves
tho puro salt, which Is piled up In
tho sun to dry. It Is thon packed In
bngs and convoyed by mules to tho
markot.
Tho cost of making this salt Is
about $3.50 United States gold per
ton, and it soils for nt loast twlcothat
much, oven when tho prlcos aro low
est. It is considered tho best of the
Republic, and commands tho highest
prlco. Amout 15,000 tons nro now
produced each year during tho three
months season. With machinery
much moro could bo mado, and no
doubt nt much less cost. Thero Is a
ready market for many times tho
quantity now produced. Consular
Report. ,
COMING
BY WAY OF
VICTORIA
Vancouver, 13. C, JUly G. Labor
men nro up in nrms ovor tho threat
ened Invasion of thousands of Jap
nnoso from Honolulu. Tho labor
mnrket is now almost overstocked,
and will not stnnd for tho coming
of such numbers. Immigration de
partment records show thnt 1500
havo arrived in British Columbia
since tho first of tho year, 700 from
Japan and S00 from Honolulu.
Theso wore ndmltted without much
question by tho Immigration depart
ment, ns help was much needed In
many Industries, but now Dr. AIox.
S. Monroe, Dominion Immigration In
spector, nnnounces thnt the law will
bo rigidly enforced, nnd all who can
not qualify will bo refused admlt
tnnce. Tho chief requisite qualification Is
possession of nt lenst $25 ensh, and
Mr. Monro says this Is to bo rigidly
enforced, Past experiences with tho
Jnpanose from Honolulu shows thnt
not ono In ton has this amount. This
menus they will havo to return, ns
thoy will not bo allowed to land
either horo or nt Victoria. Tho
French stonmor Admiral Jaurlborry
Is duo horo Saturday morning with
225 Jnpaneso from Honolulu. Thoy
must qualify or go back. Ono thou
sand more havo alrondy loft Honolu
lu Acute complications nro almost
certain, as the local JapanoBo eonim
lnto Is qulto nwaro thoy aro coming.
All tho World.
knows that Ballard's Snow Llnlmont
hnB no Buporlor for RhoumatlBm,
Stiff Joints, Cuts, Sprains, Lum
bngo and all pains. Buy It, try it
and you will always 'uso It. Any
body who has used Ballard's Snow
Llnlmont Is a living proof of what It
doos. All wo ask of you lsto got a
trial bottlo. Prlco 25c, 50c and
$1.00. Sold by D. J. Fry.
YOU WILL PIND ON OUR BARGAIN TABLES SPLEN
DID VALUES IN
NOVELTY
DRESS GOODS
Which wc arc closing out at 75c yard. Reduced
from $1 ,$1.10 and $ 1 .25 lines.
Also another lot of seasonable patterns of Nov
elty Dress Goods at 35c yard. Reduced from 50c.
All our 50c Fancy Organdies now 35c.
Our line of Fancy Printed Lawns in 1 3c, 1 4c and
1 5c values now 1 0c.
A small lot of Fancy Printed Lawns, 1 0c values
now 5c.
THIS IS THE SEASON FOR
"BAREFOOT" SANDALS
Are your children supplied? We have a good line
of "Barefoot" Sandals at extremely low prices.
CfrJ y
t Ai.trsv&zd' (Dadi- uWCS&
&3TJ8ivuk &yfa
Tho Telegraphers' Strike.
Onkland, Onl., July G. Furthor
offort to affect a sottlomont of tho
tolcgrnphor's strike emtio todny
when Attorney W. W. Alien, ropro
sontlng tho oporntors, had a con
ference with Assistant Qonornl Su
perintendent Miller. Nolthor tho
nttornoy nor Millar would discuss
what took placo nt tho conforonco,
but It Is bollovod that an under
Binding was arrived at that Is ex
pected to greatly clarify tho situation.
The Gillette Idea
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THE
II ELEVENTH
iHOUR
It is not quite that late la
tho salo of the crockery, glass
ware and dishes at our store. J
But they will soon be all gone,
as they are being sold below X
cost, to make room for more
groceries.
I H. M. BRANSON !
Phone 131. 432 State St f
iimitiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiM
NO STROPPING
NO HONING
This is tie feature of the
Gillette Safety Rasor.
The secret is in the blade.
The Gillette Blade is thin
flexible steel, hardened and
tempered by our secret
method which produces a
cutting edge not only of
marvelous keenness, but of such endurance that each blade
will givz an average of twenty satisfying shaves without
stropping.
When dulled, throw away as you would a used pen.
A new blade inserted in a second.
The Triple Silver Plated handle is a marvel of work
manship and mechanical ingenuity, and will last a lifetime.
The blade is tightly held between the cap and guard,
giving it absolute rigidity. The edges and corners of the
blade are perfectly protected, making the Gillette a safe
safety. It is the only raor that can be adjusted for light
and close shaving.
The Gillette is unique. It stands by itself. A trial
convinces every user.
The Standard Gillette Raor outfit Include the Triple Silver Plated handle
and twelve doefcle edgd blades, 24 cutting edges, in compact full leather case.
Wade, Pearce & Co,
204 Com'i St.
Phone
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