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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (July 20, 1908)
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON, MONDAY, JULY 20, 1003 MODEL Harvesters and Campers Dry Goods Supplies LICENSE LEAGUE L Overalls, Sox, Suspenders, Gloves, Calico, Muslin, 8 to 11 oz. Duck, Denims, Drilling, Ticking, Shirtings LOW PRICES LOW PRICES. LOW PRICES. Men's and Boy'B Balbriggan Underwear . . . . ; 25c Straw Hats from , , . ioc up Table cloth, white or turkey red ,a yard . ... J. I ....... -. 23c Toweling ...',...,- ... ....... ...... .fir , ?.. Toweling, all linen, unblenched . . .,. .'..;.'....::.....' 8c Sheets, bleached, 81x90, hemmi-d,' each ..'....'..."? .' 05c r , Blankets n pair ; 80c Children's Overalls 23c Orcy cotton hose, a pair . 12c ROSTEIN & GREENBAUM 240 and 246 Ccmmcrclal 9 oircci, oaiem, uregon BANK TALK No. 18 By the UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK, Salem, Or. Points That Should Interest You WE give you the bast cf service as the result of long experience. WE Invite new business upon our own merits for strength, supe rior facilities and courteous treatment. WE do not mimic, or meet, but create, orlglnato and rolBC. WE have a large capital, surplus and profit account, thuB Insuring safety nnd liberal treatment to our patrons. WE provide an absolutely safe placo to deposit your money. WE ore not an experiment but a grown, really existing reality. WE return your money (all of It) on demand. WE aro prosperous as well as progressive and MERIT WINS. United States National Bank of Salem, Ore m When You Arc Dry WHY NOT BUY A pure and wholesome beverage that Is sold In all tho cities of Western Oregon and Northern California. Made of the Choicest Malt and Hops Grown in Marion County Mndo of Filtered Water and strictly Jn accordance with the fttro Food Law Salem Beer In tho best mild beverage offered the PWIc. Made by scientific processes and guaranteed pure and whole tone. No adulteration, No drugs or chemicals and under the most pert sanitary conditions. Address all orders to Salem Brewery Association H)H B'Sj CUT AN ARCH between tho hall and parlor or parlor and library; replace that unsanitary wall paper In the dining room with a beaut iful, paneled walnscote and It will bo better than bulldlag a new houie. I can' do It to the .Queen's taste and at sur prisingly little expense. A. 31. HANSEN, Manufacturer of Sash, Door, Mouldings, and all kinds of House finish. Corner Mill and Church streets. Phone Main 341. MAKES PUBLIC VIEWS OP CAN DIDATES FOR THE JMtKSIDEN CY ON PROHIBITION OTHER LEADERS ARE REPORTED. Louisville, Ky July 20. Tho National Model License league has Issued n brief statement showing the relatlonihlp of prohibition to poli tics and labor, as Illustrated by the recen utterances of men who aro most prominent today in the public eye. The league publishes a com munication from William Jennings Bryan to the effect that the liquor question Is not a national Issue, but that the only tlmo that Mr. Bryan ever had occasion to vote on the question of state-wldo prohibition, , ho voted against It and expressed Milmeelf as follows; "I believe Injthe right of each community to attend to' 'its' 'own business. I believe that tho people I 01 ine commuuHy Know uciicr wuni they want dono than any outside peT sons can know." The league also quotes tho recent utterance of Henry Wnterson, od Itor of tho Courier-Journal, who ha laid down tho rule: "No Democrat enn be a prohibitionist." Tuft's View of Prohibition. The league then calls attention to tho fact that the prohibitionist can find 6olace In the utterance of tho Republican nominee for tho presi dency of the United States, William Howard Toft, who, In a lecture de livered at Yale on "Four Aspects of Civic Duty," nld: "Nothing Is more foolish, nothing more utterly at variance with soun 1 policy than to enact a law which, by reason of conditions surrounding tho community In which It Is do clared to he law, is Incapable of en forcement. Such nn Instance. Is sometimes presented by sumptuary lawB by which the sale of intoxicat ing liquors Is prohibited under pen nlty In localities where tho public sentiment of tho Immediate com munity does not nnd will not Bus tain tho enforcement of tho law. In cases where the sale of liquor cannot bo prohibited In fact, It Is far bettor to regulate nnd dn mlnlsh the evil thnn to nttompt to Btamp It out." Whnt Mitchell Soya. In regard to tho position of lnbor as to sumptuary law, the league quotes from n letter received by President GUmoro from John Mitch ell, president of the United Mine Workers of America and 2nd vice president of the American Federa tion. of Labor, in which Mr. 'Mitchell says that ho regard model llcenso as much superior to the present sys tem and that It would remove many existing evil. Backing this up Is the following quotation from an of ficial statement of tho American Federation of Laber: "Tho continued growth of prohi bition and tho destruction of the brewing nnd distilling interests will result In the farmer and tho allloa trades in nil the lines of manufac ture being mads to suffer great losses by destroying tho market for their product?." The prohibitionist's views as to tho Democratic party, as given in the American Prohibition Yoar Book for 1908, aro quoted as fol fel fol eows: "This (tho Democratic) party does not employ 'deep thought on. its attitude on the liquor question. It has a few sounding phrnsci on 'sumptuary law' and SHOE SALE CONTINUED ONE MORE WEEK Vi A IX shoes will be sold at the same ridiculously low prices, with ad ditional cuts in some lines, until Sat urday night, July 25th. . See the ladies' high top canvas outing shoes, reduced from $3.50 to $1 .95. Ladies' white canvas Oxfords and children's barefoot sandals at cost. State St. THE HIKE Tele phone "Leaders in Up-to-date Footery" Ho onco did know. Whnt has caused him to 'quit?' His boat friends are at n loss for nn answer. Surely his memory Is In good work ing order. What has caused this change? What ho nld in 1805 Ikib been quoted on another page. What ho does not say in 1907-8 is tho wonder of the century." Short List of Opponent. In another section quoted from tho Year Book tho prohibltlonlstd say: "Quotations are at hand taking an attitude unfavorable to tho Fpread of prohibition from Presi dent Harrison, Jnmes G. Blnlne, Jno, Shermnn, New York Tribune, Chi cago Tribune, Cincinnati Commer cial Gazette, St. Paul Plonetir Projs, Brooklyn Times, Indianapolis Jour nal, and New York Mall nnd Ex press, which may ho deemed en titled to represent the Republican party's real attitude on any ques tion, especially whon they all Wc Launder Ladies' Shirt Waists and While Skirts Just Right Wo guarantee to. AH of our shirtwaists are ear f ully washed with a special neutral soap, starched Just where thoy should bo starched nnd Ironed by experts who have mndo shirtwaist Ironing n special Btxidy. Wo aro pleasing tho most careful dressoru In tho city with ear shirtwaist work nnd are sure wo can please you. May we have a trial. r SALEM Tel. 2C LAUNDRY COMPANY 136-166 8. Liberty St. agree. f . ECKERLEN Fatiily Liquor Store J 44 Cmmercial St. Free Delivery ties of the citizen' which it airs on every occasion. They will not boar analysis In thlB connection, but anal ysis and discriminating thought are often found lacking In the Demo cratic method of suitalnlng the liq uor traffic. They do not stop to question whether the liquor mon's arguments and figures are sound and true but thoy swallow thorn whole, and act accordingly.". Republlcmi Attitude, As the Republican party's attitude toward prohibition, the Year Book is quoted as follews: "Tho Republican leader have en deavored to postpone and finally to defeat prohibition oftener thnn thev have consented to It. Tho party cannot by any moans be said to have been a militant force in be half of the prohibition of the liquor traffic and the protection of th homes of the people from tho drlntc curse." The league's quotation of the Year Book's attack on President Roosevelt is as. follews: "He (Mr, Roosevelt) reads the press and often flames out In an swer to newspapers or persons who An tint Tilpflse h!m. Hut he Anon not I know tint the liquor traWc exists, In conclusion, tho league point out the fact that tho prohibitions U turned away from the Democratic party; from the Republican party; on 'the Poor- that ho cannot get the laboring man's sympathy; and In default of theso, ho must once more mako h'rasolf ridiculous by throwlni; away his vote for a foolish candi date and a futile cause. IT LKFS FUN FOR TilK HOYS, as well ns for the wholo family, whon you have a Oraphophone Ih the house. It Is tho twentieth cen tury nmusor, and many a dull ores lng In the winter enri bo nnnscd pleas antly with a Graphophono. We havo them at all prices, and with both comic and Bacrpd songs. Just as you desire, F. J. 8AVAOK. Sir CoiiwditcJhI Street. Twenty-fho Cvnta Is tho Prlco of Pence, Tho terrible Itching and smarting, Incident to certain skin diseases, .a almost Instantly allayed by apply ing ChninuerlnJn'B Salve. Price, 25 centB For sale by Dr. Stone's drug store. o CASTOR I A For Infants and .Children. ffie Khd You Haw Always B&ugfi! Bears trio SJgnatuTG . t CZatty READY TAILORED CLOTHES FOR WELL DRESSED MEN. .. - liAlffli'" ATf-mMwrt WJ'r prjce range: $ZQ 40 s? ssvirrsr tt&ic&M District Conference- Gorman IlnptM Brethren Church of God. Portland, Ore., July 10-21, 1908. For tho above occasion the Southern Pacific company will make a rate of ONE AND ONE-THIRD FAR.E on tho certificate plan. ' WM. M'MURRAY, J M. SCOTT, G. P. A , S. P. Co A. O. P. A., 8. P. Co. 7H-6t. THE BUREAU Is a gentleman's resort you not only find gentlemen In front of tho bar but behind the bar. F. P. TALKINGTON, Proprietor Ills long experience In the business has taught him that It pays to buy only the best. WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS Telephone. 177. 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