Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, September 29, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text"ifl DAILY OArt AL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER lit), 1008. ii 1 1 1 1 1 ii 1 1 1 inn 1 1 m i hhwwhh mini nh' ntmii mini -m-h iimnimn n 1 1 1 i i h 1 1 i n n 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 n i h 1 1 n A A f as m. --w -. .k. r WC WILL INO I CLOSE TO MARK UP GOODS F Co. THE WHITE CORNER Beginning Wednesday Moaning we will coiukctr the vi I Jws Stockton JpS IT NSSfeSswfl-- OTA 4 BLOCK COMP. .... Greatest $39000 f HPfl I CLOTHING SUE Not Because we are broke " Not because we need money I But to Protect Our Customers Against itinerant salespeople who drift about the country invegling honest merchants into a proposition to conduct a fake sale and give them 20 per cent of the proceeds. We will be our own brokers. You have seen it done right here in. Salem. Don't let it happen again. We will give you all we promise, and at the same time assure you that we do it willingly. To lose a few days' profits in the interest of our customers and Salem in general will be a worthy sacrifice. Depend on us, believe us, we live with you and are your neighbors And cannot let you go elsewhere when you have been our, faithful customers. i n m 1 1 1 1 1 1 m i ii 1 1 n 1 1 1 l'lH-i-Mfri-YKfrifrH-Mwj-n'i 1 1 i-i-frfrM-'M-ffr- mint iih urn i n- BLOCK COMP. 9"l' M.I VMS' TlltADK I intiBtncliPs worn morn wnrllku thnn WilWr THE SOCIALISTS over. Hurling htmsolf upon tho .ubcr American Mngn- platform, ho Interrupted the good l? 'it '-beau writes nn ox- urllr f-aak ami llliimlnatlntr W lietch of Emperor Wll- vovf u an nrc Hint of how pwi toward Soclnllsm (glv m Mtav by a friend who pitapcor well) ''OUknOW thr InrfO fnuntnl.t "HilntbeSchloa.plntz? It IWhed to the city of Berlin v i."i Rentlemnn The may- fiance wPb ho usual core. nuiom invltd tho emperor " mf u"nicuiion oxor- f-nneror was absolutely couM hardlv hollovn f0llld da'P n oropf In Tlnr- irtJBi',at wh,ch had nt orljs- " BQ feasted all tho admlnlstra- ji, -. ..- iiki no vwiiiii fms and, falling to nrret rSVi .." curt re'sal to dltatlon He fnu thnt l"5 T nlmnat i.,.i.i l(e-aalMt ' 15 K81 of h,m nt this " Ulfa Irt rounn ...ill. l.i ii..... mii huh, Turtw'. " tr..u v u,e oi ways If jnth when ha toM, V J i in8uage ) -it Is a social ,r my word, a socialist i&t Wr i. are ? 8clallst. "IWXJjr g a ... "outed. 'But they had W "".rise of the i.n.aTel '"B. they say the SJisajSWd aZ man who hnpponcd to bo oxpntlatliiK upon the virtue i of tno dqnor. " 'An evil spirit Is hovorlnR over this city!' cried Wllllnm. 'Social Ihiu la UftliiK Its head. I will not tolorato It. I wish ovory ono to know that I hnvo given orders for nu lin monso hnrrnckB to bo built right In the hoart of Berlin. It will bo lllled with my loyal troops nnd my fnlthf'il cannon. If the n olallBts tlr I will not hcRltnto to mow them down Let thorn look out! I will mow them down. I hnvo had enough of It! "With thh h" turned IiIh bnek on tho crowd nnd looked scornfully at tho. fountains, " 'As for this fountain,' ho said, addressing tho dignitaries on the platform, with n shrug of hln shoulders, It s simply ridiculous absurd!' So saying, ho went as he had come, like n temptest, lenvlng tho crowd stupefied. "Strnngo to say, tho story of thU nffnlr was not broadly circulated, oven In Germany. I sometimes think we have a national modesty which onuses ub to cover with our mnntlo the ridiculous doing of tho emperor, as Noah's sons covered tho nnked ness of their father." , TIIK APPROACH OF J"v experienced the approach of delirium troniC'is; "My Introduction Into this phe nomenal condition was In this wUu: I wni returning up-town on a 'troet car with n friend nfter hnvlng dined nt n down-town hotel. Suddouly my companion gavo mo n thrust In tin rltiH. " 'What's tho mntter?' I nskod testily. " 'Yon don't know Hint mnn sit ting up thero, do you?' ho ropltod. Indicating u pnssonger seated nonr by. " 'No,' I snld, 'I noror saw him be fore.' " l thought not,' ho snld, looking at me n'toulshcd. " 'Then what do you mean? You huvo boon cursing him roundly thone two blocks. Stop It.' "I did. I also .alighted from the streetcar, and made the remainder of tho trip In a cloed carriage. I understood, nnd I reflected. Twentv four hours before I had discontinued certain habits. It occurred to ma afterward that my resolution had been enforced too abruptly. How ever, as I rode homo I felt that por haps the Impending revolution m'ght end where It then was. But It didn't." o- 1 SAN FRANCISCO QUARANTINE RAISED San Francisco. Sopt. 29. San Francisco merchants are rejoicing to- nas fa a3 AN A MI'S I NCI Cl'STOM How Spaniard 'Prick TIh'iiim'Iv Into Wanting u CiIiih of Water. Writing of experience '".Mid Pleus ui os and Palaces In Hnrcelonn," a gossipy nccnunt of American travel en' exporloncoa with Spanish h6s)l tallty, Ellen Munry Slayden, In tho October Century, Bays: Tho cafes wore nlways crowded lo uffocatlnn .and yot we lingered pnr KoiiIhvIIIo Is n largo city, uud ninny1 Trunks play nu Important part In of our men llvo iiiIIoh apart, nevor . the m'uhh or niMidors who nro trying meeting except In wo king hours, j j to dhpose of tho bodies of tholr vie- In thin lack of acquaintance on tho l tlmp. Quite recently n man's dis part oi mo ouico wiiii tiic men, ami memoorou coriiio wns found in a nerhapj the lack of comradeship among tho mon themselveH, lui-gul consltu whatever may be wuntlug In the perfect development or welfare work. I tried fnlthfMlly to make u for this wnnt by Infusing my own personality Into the work, but I wajt too busy, and wns called hero imfi .e September American Maga-, " t) Government ha. yinStWW.1 WonedeerS-' faeiXuilSnuff oHl TJSI r,0n8or, "e?. MhfXr coming from this port. Word wa: DELIRIUM TREMENS In the September American Maga zlue Ch of articles iana oi ueurium." it is mo recqri; -:" wai.inn.. vAnrHnr of the personal experiences of tboifS"1- "",',' rv' m Rnn Pranplsco need chologlcal document, and as a pleco Ul covereUl of writing, the story Is entitled to a " " . Place beside Do Qulncey's "Confes-I One hundred and throe died In St slons of an Opium Eater." Here Is Petersburg In the 24 hours ending at ?" author's account or now ne nr ou amiujv the small hours, tho mon smoking ' ht',tt ',nl co'ild not. mid did not, got dozens of cigarettes and tho women . .touch with the men n 1 had hoped dipping bits of wnfer Into chocolate ' It, was Impossible, as leisurely as If they had tho night About this time my nrothnr h son Instead of Mm day boforo them. A graduated from college. He went fnvorlte drink was a thin almond "to the mill to learn milling fr-im miiu which lnnicod nun nmnntiiiiu . bottom up and became Jntoroatod III for tho complexion, nnd which, after!"'0 e l I" wolfaro work. Ia tasting. I would havo much preferred wlntor wo wore considering n library applying extornally,. Thoro wai a for tho men and wero making a list rofroshlng absente of tho highball iOf hooka, when ho snld: "If you and cocktail element, nnd no ono wnnt to glyo tho mon something over seomed to tnko too much to they wnnt glvo thorn a billiard table.;' drink. It was always nmuslng to boo thoso most temperate people tricking them selves Into wanting a glass of wpto . A hamiv Idea, and one that had nevor occurred to iih oldor people; also k hanny way of nutting It: "If yo i waut to give them something, let It H-h-mmT! iTTi 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 IH i 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 H Yc Liberty Theate te W ivei? COME And :eo the best show In the .city. "Wo aro striving to give tho people of Salem the beat show In the country for a dime. Come and tell us tf we a e doing it. Out Motto "A Doiia,;; Show ;: Fo.- DIME:; They recommend cortaln dlshoi and ', something thoy want." There, 1 enjoy their otornnl chocolato chiefly 'Ink. Is the way to tho whole quo, bftcauso "It makes one so thirsty." jtlon of wolfaro work. Glyo the men VlHltlnir n rnnntrv hniiso nnco. wo ' KHiiewiUlg limy uivmneivuH wuui i i--CS r- ---- ,... . .. f wore Invited Into the dining room, and I honod for tea. Tho tnble was olnhorately spread, wo wero seated, nnd each heped to a delicious con served peacjh, an tenderly urged to dat It to make air want some water. When we had eaton tho peach nnd drunk thedwator tho ceremony was complete. .. i . o minim t milium it WELFARE WORK AND PROFIT SHARING About 21 years ago my Arm bo gan the experiment of sharing 10 oer cent of Its profits with tho em ployes, part to the ofllce force and 'art to the men Jn the mill. Wo do not tnge the credit to ourselves that our reelings in this mntter were pure ly altruistic, for while wo wished to Mtr our people we also wished o bptter the bus'ness. We thought by his H-oflt sharing we would get more earne t and efficient work; we hopel o mak each man feel that to a cor taln extent ho was a nartner In th buslne 8 and was, therefore, not only 'nte-es'td In putting forth hla ut most efforts himself, buf olsp Ipt ested In sjfydng that all the ot"-r should )08l'y give hne t and faith ful - v In very lar- B-taV'hajat rb -, verai if s:m "ia ar ipn)u. f rnu-j,ul' npMtfjc&r cannot know 'I f wHin.' "-lQ,PUr-flour mlll. hll aTO.ume of output ' very ;.' ih" numiipr o' envroves n -'lv'v small only about 250 all nl.l Wa hnvo (hprofnrp nlWAVH fit -c rhou'd know the men better human, and Luetgert waa convicted but how get acquainted with them? and executed something that appeals to them, though It mny not anpoal to us. S Thurston Dnllard In American In dustries. Oi flriK'qii( CrliiM'H, Thero Is a point In crime nt which tho tragic morgea Into the grotesgue, and that point wns reached and pas- ed In the case, of tno noston man who, having slain his wlfo, Boughl to dlsnoso of hor bndv by witting l Into small pieces for convenient and -nfe disposal. A for the murder Itself It was probably nolthor more, nor lexs barbarous than any other, uxorcldo. There are only slight de cft of difference between sucll kl'Ilngs, all holng brutal In the ex treme In this case the man's wholf though' after the crime was to vad Its ronequenceH. This Is n er'ec'y normarimrvtl,e. an Instinct of self-nr'cHorvatlon. ' And naturnllv this Impulse leadn jo some methodd tht ure putrageous to tho normaj ense. There was Luotgort. tho Ch't cago flUHage-mnker, for an listance. fn tHd to dissolve his wlfe'H body in ii means of pHd He neg w -I o'"r, to dispose of the oP-M - ,. .v.t. rflnnlned aftor thr lr.lv hf ton JrV wl. nd wb'Ml P" jpjvt,,,' iitlli"-l upon h- growth of 'iisnlo'on that Mrn. I ne1gf ha'' mo ' roii nlpv, 'ie t)o'l-e found ' h v ' ring and portions of certain smol' olnt i on Th honf were a the trial Identified by scientists as truck In Pennsylvania, and now his wire, Hon and daughter aro In cus tody awaiting trial for tho crime So com mon h this dovlco that tho "trunk murder" has cotno to bo rec ognized as a d'stlnct claiH. Tho Boh ton puho dlffors only In dogreo of preparation rrom tho ordinary case. Tho slaver displayed mnrveloiis ror tltudo and nervo. Probabh In such a case fenr of tho gallows d I "en out all oMi'-T Benslbllltlos, The body of tho dead Is regarded merely as n monnce to llfo, to ho destrovod, and without tho slightest Bontlmentnl iign'flcanco. Tho wleldor of tho knife Is an elomontnl man, 'struggling for Physical salvation. Thero -will contlnuo to bo such horrible ciIiikm and allocking meth ods of coiicenlniout ns long as human passions continue to rlso boyond re atrnlnt. Tho "brutality" of tho aft ermath Is In no sonso to bo rated ns a reflection upon tho modern civiliza tion. For tho murderer Is hut A re versal to tho primal typo, nnd what he doe after slaying la simply In keeping with tho rolo. Washington 8tar. . , , .. o EDNA WALLACE HOPPER STANDS TRUE TO RROWN (United ITmi l.fOifd Wire.) New York. Sopt. 20. Thq an nouncement Jioro today by Edna Wal lace Hopper that alio l going to marry A. O. Brown, desplto his bank ruptcy and his arrest for alleged fraud In stock donls, hns caused u sensation Frlondn thought she would not marry tho broker on ac count of his financial failure. 8h says that.sho recolved a $7000 au tomobile from him nit a present, and MilukH that It Is nobody eho's busi ness what hor llanceo gives hor. Brown testified yesterday that h had given Miss Hoppor un automo bile valued at $7000. : o 'WHANCH MAN ACCUKKD RV WIFE OF DIGAMY M'ulted Prws Lnfd Wlrf.l Loi Angeles. Cal , Sept.- 29. Aft 'er spending several thppsand dol lars, and several months hunt 'tig for her husband Mr Arthur B Dotiftldnuu, of Dotrolt, toduy had him nrif'ted on a charge of non-support. "U- -vcpr. ttftt sho will prosocute Im for blgotnv.' DonnHon Is sn Inauranen man. 't'J declnren tbnt ho was divorced "-am tho Detroit vomnp In Son Prai t?co i?t Jupe. His wl'o declares ,vat she was noyer served with pa oxm in the divorce wilt and that elm will hnvo It Invalidated, and then hard her former husband Jailed for bigamy. 'Hiinimiiiinninniti