Daily capital journal., May 18, 1908, Page 4, Image 4

DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, ortEflOiV, MONDAY, MAY 18, 1008
NOTICE TO AD-CLIPPERS
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Llttlo girls, don't forget that tho ad. clipping contest closc3
next Saturday evening, May 23, nt G o'clock sharp. Any ad. turn
ed in aftor that time will not bo counted In tho contest, and tllht no
Duck trade markB will appear n ,tho Journal for that da.v( so that
wo snail he enabled to- cbunt -thetdtnl number of ads. cllpp'ed by
each little girl and award "the prizes that same evening. Don't for
got to havo you ads In by C P. M.
GO-CARTS
Buy tho baby a go-cart Haywood
lino are ithebbpt. A'o.hnve 1JU3t'relJ,i
ceivod a now consignment of theso
r goods lnjfthat Bof.t, pleasing shade o"f
brown, a treat for fcuojeyotto rfcst
upon. Every stylo of Hoywood ve
hicle combines tho strength, char
actor, ens running aand safety
points, that makes .tho" name Hoy
wood famous tho world over. Soo
this flno showing of go-carts and wo
shall both bo pleased with tho results.
J Wa'll paper
The new wall papers are hero In
a greater variety of design and
color effects than ever before.
Lot a room bo hung with wall
papor of right tints and colors
and rightly harmonized with
whatever tho room contains, and
tho effect will bo artistic, no mat
ter how little tho papor costs.
Wo've studied to havo our papers
right and our judgment has been
so often commended by satisfied
patrons, that wo bellovo they nro
right. Let us demonstrate thld
fact to you.
PtAN '
SMALLER
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NAVIES
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' JEiraiir jsLj&J,d
(United Prcst Leased Wire.)
' fLondon, MSy 18 Limitation
naval .armanmant may' shortly
ngrood to by tho Euronaan noWer',
ncordlng to a statement mado by i-lto
BhltlBh' government officials, who said
"Whllo England .has no Immedlato
Intention of issuing Invitation to a
congress for tho reduction of warship
construction, nevertheless work Is
being donoto bring about! An under"
standing among tho .powers to this
enu. tho onom that aro being inaao
nro unofficial and considerable head
way already has resulted. Within a
year, It Is very probable that the
ground will begjR,i,,bo cleared for
an rahuerntaridtng.
Thrco governments at prosont
stand oposed to armament limitation
They are tho United States, Japan
and Germany. Appnrontly It has
now become a sot policy bf tho Uni
ted States to lay down two battle
'ships of tho Dreadnought typo yoar-
ly. This means that America will
ontor nnv Intkrnntlonnl ncronmont
that will not recognlzo her right to
maintain a fleet superior to tho Mi
kado's. No present hopo, exists of
Japan ncqulosqlng In such n proposal
I lllllt 6U 1L IS UUiCII.'ai io uxiiuci mm,
the Americans and the Japanese can
bo counted on to sign a naval reduc
tion pledge.
SCHEMES , -TO
BEAT
UNIONS
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Now York, May 18. President
Van Cleave, of tho National Mnnu-
facturors association, J3, holding a
number of conforonccs with Now
York political maohlnists relative , to
bul'dlng u an organization with
which tho manufacturers hopo 'to
combat tho strength of tho labor or
ganizations. Van Cleavo states that ho intend1
to defeat every candldato for nn im
portant stato ofneo or qongress that
has tho support of tho organized la
bor voto.
"Conditions aro such," doclar'B
Van Cloavo, "that wo aro compelled
to tako this stop. Wo may bo com
pelled to opposo public men whom
wq, respect but wo will opposo them
If they put thonnolvos Into a posi
tion that wo doom it nccossary to so
cure. their dofoat.
"Tho voting strength of organ
ized labor haB boon greatly ovor-estl-mate.d.
It Is not over GOp,000 votes
and not evon Qompors can control It.
Tho labor trust Is well organized for
this campaign but wo .jvlll go Into
politics to protect courageous con
gressmen and see thnt trlckstora nnd
cowards now In tho house, who havo
surrendered to tho labor trust, aro
retired."
DIPTHEKIA AT ASfi
ATTENDANTS GENSU
Tho quarantlno against diphtheria fn Ure t
at; tho stato lnsano asylum line bonn and i,0.: !en1 in eno..
rehowod for one now onso has bcrni? rtcd, p LiiiJS
fdund In tho epileptic ward. It W'SJbV the vM
IY.l ""u euiuroi nna under tendnnf . .inej bfor iCfl
stIct qunranthlo, and Supt. Stolnor'donn ' a0 0 JJS
h& had ,to mako an example of thrco tR ."Xoftfl
,.- .......,.... ... wiu wmii. wnn rrt. it.. uw kitr . ..rj
...111.....! .1 ,- . '. . - ' 1 W1 ilin Vlnl-.f. "' I Hfl
esnnd7noiUl
? names afn -u ti
minatlon of the .U
ouforcn r..in. .l n.B 0Mrlii
Me, will beZ'M
without permission violated qi'mran-
uuw ruginuiiuns. in Berving tho
meals thoro was not enough sent In
by mlBtnko and tho thrco attendants
walked, out and entered the dining
ruuiu iur uiuir ureaiciaBt. Tlioy shott d tho tit. lit ! Aon It ir,
have Tiotlflod a physician as to the t" P"blIc m fc tt ifij
HARRIMAN MAY
LEND'IT
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FREE HAND JOTTINGS
tUontlnund from pago thrco);
land Ib hla successor as odltor, If
not as orator. I had tho honor to
the it stato arglcultural collogo a
tho State Agrecultural society n
fow fnontha ago and itho prlz-wln-nor
says It was by following my
theory of oratory that ho won out.
It was a pretty sovoro test, ns ho
went up against throo of tho best
young oraora in tho west Dralnnrd
or whitman, aoldsworthy of Pull
man, and tho best In Oregon.
A Ilnnny Father.
Is soon turned to n sad one If he
, has to walk tho floor every night
with n crying baby. McQeo's Baby
Elixir vjlll mako tho child well,
.soother its nerves, Induce healthy,
normal slumber. Best for disorder
ed bowols nnd sour stomach all
toothing bablos need It. Pleasant to
, tako, sure, and safe, contains no
harmful drugs. Prico 25 and ro
cents por bottle. Sold by all dealers.
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U.VKMI'LOYKI) TO .NfAKE .
APPKAFj TO .10IIX J).
(United Prens Loused Wire.)
Chamberlain. In Linn county Cham-' Now York, May IS. John D.
borlnln In 190G ran GOO ahead of Rockofcllor will bo asked to glvo fl
what he got In 1902. They uny horo ' nanc'al asslstanco to tho unemployed
nnd nt Albnny that Cako will carry f ot Now York nnd to suggest somo
Linn nnd Benton counties. If tho way whoroby the Jobless army can
Fulton machine supportj him to n'Bt further rollef.
man ho cannot help being elected. I A convention of men who aro out
Tho horse show up horo showed t work Ib now being held In Man-
Benton county strong on bpth draft hattan Lyceum and a commltteo has
RED HOT
TALK BY
HAYWOOD
(United Press Leaned 'Wire.)
Now York, May 18. Innogotlal
Ing; for a loan of 300,000,000 yon,
Japanese financiers now In this city
nrosnld to bo urging E. II. Harrl
man, August Dolmont Jacob Schlff
and' othor Ambrlpart money kings to
form a Byndlcato to advanco the
needed amount. his vast hnlUn i Vr.m
A' roport to this effect was receive! dom. The stahii iJ?0'.'
tO cot thn n
Now York. .i . "
intention, it is 4:r.;fet
while thoy Sft
accomnanlr. k V'j
accompanied them V 7
railroad rtnVniuili
Interested In tho mmJV.
frdm Wnshlimton. It nnv thnt tlin ennnnf i,n i...u '""Iw
Jnpanoso flnnnclcrs woro on their ; stood that they are JL
way to ionuon to rnlso tho loan when every prospect of a miZ ,
they decided that they might be nblo formed.
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horses nnd rondstors.
Tho now Corvnllls Commercial'
boon nppolntcd to call on tho oil
king to makf tho nppcal. Tho com
mittee expects to gain n conference
with him through tho Itov. Dr. Akod,
W. Al Jones had a pan of Duroe
Jorstds red ovlno not tho Salem
hog but with rings In tholr noses
club la a ponch. The furnlshlnga nro,w l" '" tn,r0,,B,i V,10 "?' , ' A,k,0('
artlatlc, costing about $5000. Tho' w,,, '? ,Vnsl0 , the church which
Interior has a flno architectural do- J "?k oI f, nttonds. Tho convention
sign, there Is a stained glass a)y. ' focls that tho offort will not bo mado
light and domo, tho Mght fixtures iln Jftln,t T ... ...
nro heavy and yot ornnmontnl.' Sscrotnry Law, of tho convontlon.
i?i-nnnfi i-inna .Fini.n- a.,a.,nn,wui .; ana ij. t. uusu explained inoir visit
chains from onfton .squnro frames' to "hlngton, whoro thoy failed to
with oxidized green metal furnish-800 Prolilont Itoosovolt to roquofH
lilt lll IJli I1IIIUII Ul f J IV,VUU,VUV
for tho rollof of tho unemployed.
spond
on
Iain's Colic, Cholera and Dlnrrhoca
Thoro Is much discussion n3 to Remedy, ho felt confident of being
whothor Linn and Benton countlos cured, ho having us' 1 this romedy
will ko dry ncaln. Ono man. n In tli9 WoBt. Ho wns told that II
fanner named Chambers, said Linn kept it In stock nnd lost no tlmo Inj,
would go dryer than over. Yot tho, obtaining It, nnd was prompt'y i
fwimo man su!d thoro wbb more, cured," says M. J. Lonch, druggist, I
S L. Klluo of Corvnllls hns opened
up n now store that h npo of tho
prottleat In Oregon. IJls bustno'ia
mnuagor U Waltor Kline, his son,
and from tho heating rVnnt In tho
basement (0 tho olllco with solid oak
tables, roaowood chairs nnd volvot
carpet It I' a model. Tho sanitary
nnd puro food law grocery la ahead
of aiiifJim in tho stato. Thoro Is
1m oloitantly furnished rest room
for ladloft. C. E. lloff. a Salem boy
sel's d'Vgoods; Wnllaco Walton flts
tho lndlos with ahoe3: P. Hooks, P.
Y. Quick and Cla.01103 Starr bnndlo
)A (vr-icfrle . and WUlnrd Llnvlllo
di'inkoness r.t Albnny nnd more Ha
nor hlppod In hero than when thoy
had saloons. At the horso show In
Corvnllls I did not soe a man drunk.
I did boo young fellows surging out
nnd In from ginger nlo parlors who
had somo stimulants lu-sldos what
tho sodawnter "factories produce.
Thoro was a placo right on tho horso ;
show grounds whoro I was
of Wolcott, Vt, For salo by Dr.
Stono's drug seoro.
flvo head, nil prize-winners. Ho.lnus.
nhlnnnil tlinm mi nn H.r. linn ntul una Tr"nal.lnnf (W n Tnlminn l
tho only Mnrlon county exhibitor, very proud of his baby nnd tmvcllng,0' returned rnthor than sp
"Al" has dono something besides' mon who have scon other clubs Bay mo Inwnltlng to Interview him
rnlso hogs. He wns on tho commit-. It Ii the finest In tho valley. Somo "'H a"l)Joci.
too that dug up tho $30,000 dofalca-lof tho collogo profossors woro prac- n '
Hon of Goo. W. Davis, as stato tlclng In tho bllllnrd room nnd np- Rwl Attack of Dysentery CurciT.
sohool land clork. Tho othor mom-i pearcd quits g"oon nt It. Llko ed- "An honored cltlzon of this town
hers of that committor wero E. C. Itors, thoy can't bo expected to was suffering from a sovero attack
Hackott, of Oregon City, who was know everything. They will learn .of dysentery. Ho told a frlond If ho
deputy r.iudor Shavor when ho waa If given tlmo. Tho bnr Is dry. pniihi nhtnin n lmMlo nt rimmi.nr.
I.ll..i. . ...! . .V..-t . -. . -. . ..... -.-.. .-.- w. W.
Kiuuu, .1, v. uoiiHon, a morcunni ni
Newberg; W. J. loonoy, of Jefferson;
J. H. Darling, of sombwhero, who
afterwards won In and got a lot of
Bchooi land. Thoy did n good Job
on tlolt commltteo by running down
that shortage. Tho commltteo al
ways considered, thnt Davis got the
monoy, nn! thnt it wa.i a pretty
smooth ploeo of work.
Tho same graft had boon passed
up and whitewashed over by six dif
ferent legislative commlttoos, until
tho commltteo that "Al" Jonos was
on wont to tho bottom of It. Tho
stato novor got itho monoy. it wns
stipulated out of court by the skill
of tho lawyors.
C. W. Taylor, who was 12 years
on tho Tumor road nonr Salem,
had nine Jorslo3 at tho show, bred
from n Moody bull and a dam of
tho stock owned iy T. L. Davidson.
Tho hord took first prlzo nnd Is
now kopt by Mr. Taylor iwar Corval
lla, and has a milk record of ovor
fl nnd ono-hnlf porcent, which Is not
easily equallod, as a test for 40
days. HU Jorslo3 look llko .a hml
of door, and hnve combined two
Btrn'ns that won novor equalled In
Oregon's hlBtory of dairying.
(United Press LoiiknI Wire.)
Chicago, May IS. William D.
Haywood, deposed lender of the
Western Federation of Minors, has.
again mnnirestcd his contompt for
court", Judges and writs Issued by
them.
"To h with tho courts, To h
with Injunctions. To h with tho
Judges thnt grant thorn," ho soutod
In nddresslng a gathorlng of Social
ists that had assomblod to ratify tho
nomination of Eugene V. Ibs ns
tho presidential candidate of tho So
cialist party. An nudlenco of 3000
listened to his vltlrollc speech. Hay
ing scored tho machinery of tho Inw,
Haywood blttorly criticised Presi
dent Gompors, of tho Amorlcan
Federation of Labor, and John
Mltoholl, former head of thq minors'
organization. In fact, ho roundly
grilled ovory lnbor loador who has
railed to ombraco tho causo of So
cialism. Tho Hpoakor also donounoed
Prosldont Roosovolt m a coward for
brrindlng him nnd Moyer ns "unde
slrablo cjtlzons."
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TEA
U S imports but little
more in 1904 than in 1864.
So much poor tea.
Your erocer returns your money II you iSon'l
llko Schilling's licit j wo pay him.
K.MHKZZLKIl CAUSES
CIX)SH OK HANK
(United Prcnn Lenned Wire.)
Washington, May 18. Tho Alle
gheny National bank of Pittsburg,
of which William Montgomery, tho
cnshlor, Ib accused of ombczzllng
nearly a half a million dollars, was
ordered closed today by tho comp
troller of tho curroncy. Robert
Lyons, a nntlonnl bank oxamincr,
haB been nppolntcd receiver of tho
Institution.
o
A Cnllfornlan'H Luck.
"Tho lucklost dny of my llfo was
when I bought a box of Bucklon's
Arnica Salvo:" writes Charles F.
Budahn, of Tracy, California. "Two
2 Do boxes cured mo of an annoying
omul of Itchlntr nlles. which hnd
l .rtlim I tHnHl.lAj ...r. f.M f.in.tr. n ,1 ,1 n fr IMA ll.
Isa pretty hard thing to accomplish 'ed to no other troatmont." Sold un-
wnen yoafro bluo, billons and out guaranteed at J. C. Perry's drug
Of sorts. Thoro Is a Biiro euro for storo.
an KinuB or stomach and ilvor com-i
plaints conatlpntlon nnd dyspopHln,
ununra-s iiorumo ib mild, yot nb-,
Ctllf nli r ft ant Inn ! -It .nnK. r..i '
According to the Parti..
gram the people of Otejoa vtU
or four to ono for Rowent l
iiiuuiuu uibirucil lor Tilt lUUk
niu uiiuiinnun oi anouurtmlr
Roosovdlt out of the wttestiaft
duiiu iiueiurcs ior jjiiicnMit,.
and tho machine klckulltt.ii,
mont No. 1 men out ot tl?A
Hon nnd sond T&tt menvUjtw
for Taft. Great and itpin
'
r i
When your food iwmi bM
nto tako Kodol. Tike follw
and until you know Toaritt
ngntn. Thoro Isn't my inito
what it will do and you jla
tho truth of this ttatemest fey
attor you havo used KcdoHiiit
weeks. It Is sold here k; if.
gists.
-i-
atatMiimiii
! Gold Past m
Made b; THB ITDiaT
EK COMPACT, Hdft7, 0 14
Mado for faiallt w. LA l
grocer for It. Bru ud i krt
alwaji ob kaad.
OASTOHIA.. ..
Ihe Kind Yoa llava Wnas bobi
solutely offectlvo In all cases. Prico' Bean the Mfmmwmmwmr i
n0nicents per bottle. Sold by al, 9
P. B. Wallah
AGENT
4MMMMl,fV
,LKSS PLAOIM-J HKPOIITKI)
IN LA (iUAYHA, VKNK'l'ICLA
(l 'lilted Prw Lnhrd Wire.)
Caracas. Vonozuoln, May IS. Ad-
vicos receivod by t xo govornmont of
ficials horo todnv from Ln Runvrn
told ( are to tho effect that no now cass
of bubonic plaguo hnvo developed
for four days. Should four days
moro paFB without a n"w ca?o, th1?
whiskey could bo had. Did not try
It. It may bo that Is a bettor con
dition of thlngn for a collogo town
than tho open Baloon. But I havo, port will bo re-oponod.
a ui' ii voiuuinpi iur miiwK iiiiiikk '-
eretly thnt I cannot bring myaolf to
support IMIcIt and Illegal traffic In
liquor. So long ns liquor Is con
sumed' or sold or manufactured in
the ccuitry, the open rnloon with all
tho curtains down and tho doors
opon nnd tho bar In plain vlow of
the stroot, Is preamble to all tho
back alley or privato bar systems.
13. II. Oreon, general manager of
the National Live Stock Insurance
association of Portland, wns at tho
Corvnllls horso show. Thoy Insure
all kinds' of live stqck from death)
from any causo and nro doing a suc
cessful business. Ofljces ln tho La
Fayette building, Portland,
County Chairman Curll oitlmatw
that Linn county will g'vo Cako
about 300 majority for senator over
Chamberlain. Mr. Curll Is a oloso
campaigner and spont two days In
troducing Cako to proplo personally.
He spnko' twice, and whllo not a
Tho V.nil of tho World,
should It como tomorrow would find
fully 1-3 of tho people suffering with
rheumatism of either slight or se
rious nature Nobody neod suffer
with rheumatism for. Ballard's Snow
Llnlmont drives away tho trouble,
relieves tho pain Instantly and
lonvos the user as well and supplo as
a two-year old. Sold by all dealors.
6HANCH OF A
LIFETIME TO
I VISIT SEATTLE
Tho battljshln lleot of tho United
States which has Just completed Its
THAT SATISFIED WELL-DRESSED FBEUI
ALWAYS GOES WITH ONE OF
mnrvnnrlr. ctnnnl.-Ai m nrphrinf? n
jihmiiu, wvv r'w""v, ". -""o -i,,.i.i . , i,. ,i -- I
r" b'i 'lroV'e'ie- f-- th K'lnVa'gront doal of entluislnsm maKos niwv",,,u,u - runim mu uoru
for ovor 20 yoar. Tho Kllnos nro tavorauio impression ami givos ko
coialnly boostsra for Corvnllls. publicans a great doal of fatlsfac-
. ,tion nnd loaves them in no douut
.. ns to his upholding progrosslvo Ro-
i on u mu ""'"' 'u nnbllcnnlsm nnd Hoosovaltlsm.
HI I 3i.i iti mil u Oiiuw oiitnii uii; nuui-,
noon ino rains un to aamruay
morn'ntf had kept down the" atton-
ni... i'y.i.in in.. sii ...
datico and display, but Arnold, tho . ' "-' V."! ""."A" "" :no
Merry-go-round nidn, was there and ' "ft hUWi?in iavpSI ,'
that Is a show In ItsoVf. I think . ?" "-hfti80!?1!1 ffiSi r
I havo boon on tho program as a ' "i ' TLh,J? " ."L ,lo.wo leI0,,.a.m-a'
minor attraction with Arnold nt a """ '?or,r3nrA iLin nim, ,
dozen places. Sometime, it has boon I '" ;n?i ;iCrA KffioMaUud?' T.
with Chamberlain, sometimes with SC!llraf, jBCt p,m' ,nssl"
Fulton, and last night It was with gjf- "BnrI"; J 'ffi","?","?,??''
Cako Cako had tho courthouse full . H ? ?$ ft" IH'
nd nloMfed tho crowd. But crowds l'SS;06"!6", .SJ ,eclrI?
aro funiiv Two voara niro a liidcfl ",Uor8 "10 srenf altoratlvo and
5?tftTeeltoi toYd ioXoS "I6 ftntJdoto tor
of Corvallls collogo boys voted tho ! '0orn ". I ,TreS5S?"' 3Z
WhOlQ Hmmlillpnn .t ltrat 1..1 i, u iwuumia, ouiu uuuoi
will" bo on Pugot sound about May
-1st to May 30th. In order to give
tho pooplo of Orogon nn opportunity
to witness the maneuvers nnd inspect
tho floor, tho Southern Pacific wlh
sell tou.nd trip tickets from Salem to
Seattle for $9.70; from Salem to
Tacoma for ?8, under tho following
CUIKUUOUS:
Snlo Dates May 21st and 22nd to
Seattle, and May 25th and 26th,
190S, to Tacoma.
Limits Continuous passage la
both .directions with n final return
limit of 14 days from dato of sale.
This Is an opportune time for tho
Cherry City to ru,u an excursion to
Seattle. u
OrTHiaMT It BT TMC UtKllllor
Reap
Bishop's
Tailored Suits
i
$10.00 to $35.
00
o
Untko
,poaEi.xsu.
IM Kind Yon Han Altars Bought
MICHAELS-STERN
FINE CLOTHING
MIOHAKLa, aTCHN CO.
hochmtih. n, v.
A perfect fit is a certainty, andtte
comfort, style, and durability are
surpassed by no other make.
o g.f.MMC m dresto 'i
new summer pdutsmo .
all are now on our counters.
SALEM WOOLEN MILL
STOR
acratchod,. Dr. WUhycpmbo for1
. . -tw.... .f.nw ''m1 ffiiainnfaa nfr T r Xi
fnn1". '"".'" " x1'
Perry's drug
store. Price 60c.
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