Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, September 30, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text---t. - J.- - -.!,-. m. i.i..M . -f inrrmi n THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Bad Blood la tho cause of all humors, eruptions, boils, pimples, scrofulous sores, eczema or salt rheum, ae well ns of rheuma tism, catarrh nod 'other troubles. The greatest blood 'remedy for nil these trouble), proved by its unequaled record of cures, is Hood's Sarsaparilla In usual liquid form or In chocolated tablets known as Sarsatabs. JOOdns"' mnmm k. IlOl'KR, tfd. m ITnp, YOU'LL FIND OUR BARGAIN TABLES. FULL OF n Indeptrnttat Newspaper Derotcd to American I'rniulplM and the Vtontvta and Derelocmer)t of All Oregon. v T 'ft I'nM'.nt-l !Kvrv (Jvi-nliiu Kxi-ffi Stiiiriny, slrm, nrt. M '.v4i'iiti',iMiTi(kl ii.t'mkai 'V ( t itjr A.rlibfjr in Aitvnn'co.) DaIIjt, hj fKrriri oryeHr?.;. . .....J.oo rcr Month......;...., Oftllr. or ttiHll, JKM Vik- 4.m t'er Month, .1.. ...: SPECIAL VALUES IN CLOTHl ,eoc ,as Weekly, ty iill(?'h!ftvfcr.,. ........,..., J, 00 Six month .."....60i ...i.t, ...J... .... ... .... .... . ...f..- nrf i i ,t" t- 4STw ci' i SPECIAL OKMVKHV tf For convenience of subscribers branch delivery offices are establish .'tXratlhft folIowlMBTplacei at 36 cents per month, $1.00 for threemeDthb: A y I dm Store, F, Q. De Voe & Son, Asylum Avormo Junction.. "f ' CnHlne,evnt&nth street, A. V. Lane, Garden Reed ,Store. , Daiie's Store, Alex, Daue, SouthCommerclal street. . Electric, Store, C. M. Eppley, Blast State street. ' Fairgrounds Store; 'Harrison Dee, Fairgrounds Road. Howoll's Corner, Twelfth and Cross streets. O. K. Grocery, A, A. Eqglebart, Twelfth street. Whcolor'a Store, W, D. Wheeler, Highland avenue. Yew Park Store, P. O. Bowersox, Twollth and Leslie. i Lane Grocery, Seventeenth stret J. V. Moore ft Son, corner Capital and Union streets! & West Salem Store, West Salem. f . Zlnn's Confectionery, 478 Stato utreot. ' Dr. Stone's, 241 North Commercial street. Huffman's Store, North Sixth street. Gorman Dakery, corner Twelfth and Ohemoketa. . KDITOHIAL MKLAXOIJ tf ' cannot quite go tho. Oklahoma de positor guaranty law, for which ttoosevolt has thrown a little life Bryan stands. And tho worst of It Into this earanalen and It 1iah had " the National Bankers association mora of tho oemblanco of a natlonnl , nlB oppoBo tho guaranty law ns pro coniosi man a go-us-you-pieaso walking contest. It Is a plcusuro to nee that both Stato Chairman Cake and 'Senator Bdurno are running campaign headquarters and both nro .organising Taft clubs. But tho Re publican voters In Oregon nro bndlv demoralized and tho lenders should fo moro of thnlr pence-making when here Is ho campaign on, -and there woriu not uo no much to pntch up after thu bitttlo begins. . I hnvo n letter from Senator llotirne which dhpluys n good spirit towards tho gront nntloiutl loader, and taken tho liberty to copy It here" Without nny further Introductien: 'As you wore ono of tho orlglnn! Taft nion In Oregon I hope to boo In your nnpor, Tho Capital Journal, productions from your v'gorous pen advocating tho election of tho Ho pub'lran tlrkot for tho porpotuntlon of tlio sp-rullctl Hoouovnlt pollclcit Whllo, as yoni know In my platform I stntotl that I would io all In my power to renominate HoohovoU for n socond olectlvo torm, whlrh pled go I kept to tho lottor nnd to tho lntU ditch, bollovlng, ns I Htlll bollovo, that K0 por cent of tho people of thin country tlenlrcd it ns tho surcHt guarantoo of tho coutluuntlnn of S mntnat than a urt-iiu-Urtii.iiJo(.MU i l)03Gd 1)V Brvnil. TXO Oltlv clfMld (III Taft's horleon, a? wo seo It, Is this impression that ,tfmnsBCB of the pcopla may get, Mil tho oxpurionci of last fall, IhntJfcif- money would bo safer In tho MbTb undor Brynn thnn under TnftfC thoy got thnt Btrong Taft Ib a gwtr, but there la another wny of loqKIng at It. nn' that Ib If Bryart gooiln thoy will hnvo no money to put in tho batiks to nmoint to nnythlng and it wl! mnkc llttlo dlfforonco whether bank dcpoflltn nro Bnfo or not.' , I seo my old friend friend, John Albort, fnvor tho hank guarantv plnn At least a report In tho Ore. gniilnn snyB ho does. 'Yet K nipj' b- truo. In a way for nil tho good bankRtn guarantee the weak onos Would bo putting n ireinlum on bnd banking, hut It houltl bo rumeinlior- ed thnt Micro will he bad hankeri' Inst tho Rnmo whcthci' there Is nnv hnnk guaranty law or not. Tho good times argument Is tho ono to ukp fo- Tnfl I do not seo how nnvono who Miiffo'od through tho Clovolnnd hard Union, which ho mny not nt oil havo hcon to blnmo for, cannot voto to hnvo another four yoara of them. I nm wearing a Taft button nnd ex pect to voto for Tnft and do not ox- thoso nubllo nollcles for which tho Pct n postofllco for doing bo. 1 Roosovolt ndmlnlstrntlon ntnndB nnd'"0!'0 l,'oro ro othors. will bo chlolly romoiiiliert'il. yet it waH not to bo, nnd I ucropt tho nom-l 8nlom needs 'ono ton-stoty lmlltl Inatlon of Hon. William II. Taft nHlng, or nt least a live story ono. with tho Ropuhllrnn Htnndnrd-hoaror in, a motlorn elevator in tako people up nftor all, tho hottor result hecauno In .nnd hIiow them how thin city Is tho broad koiiho, doHtlny l wiser than aprondliig out all river creation. It ouraolvon. And after a close Htudy; would have tho effect of locating of tho cnndldato, I am convinced thnt i moro people horn after thoy hnvo tho President's estlmnto of tho man neon the oli"r town In Oregon, nnd then come horo and tnko them uo nnd show them n town about five tliuori ns big, with a soml-clrclo of ntnto InstltutlouH nil around It and moro a building. I nm' sorry the United Stnton Nntloual hank crowd hnvo derided to wait until next spring bofoo thoy build. Thoy could build chenpor this winter thnn next spring, hut it would bo terrible li aulto correct, nnd thnt his Insist nnco upon Tuft's uonilnntlou nnd election wna dlctalnd by tho sound est Judgmont nnd Mm keenest Bonso of patriotism. Tho cnndldato Is broador than tho platform, In closor sympathy with tho aspirations or tho pooplo thnn ovon IiIh acceptance speflch indlcntcii, Hcrupulmisly hon est In every thought nnd action, pur poseful nnd vigorous, nnd above nil judicially Just. You cannot too strongly stnto tho enfo for him ns tho fittest of men for tho presidency, nor mnko nny mlstnko In uanurlng your rendors thnt tho policies of tho poople, sometimes called "HoohovoU pollclos," will bo piphcd with per sistent vigor by Prosldont Taft. If It woro not for tho attitude of tho Nntlonnl Bankers association now In borbIou at Denver thoro would not bo n cloud on tho sky for Gonornl Taft. Ho would walk straight down the plko Into tho Whlto IIombo yard nnd ho sworn In on tho front fltops. But wo might hnvo known that tho bankers ns n clns would oppose tho postal savings banks, as they would take a largo part of tho savings do poslti out of their hantlH and put thorn Into tho government bunks Tnft stands for tho postal saving hanka which have proven a grea' success In tho Philippines. But ho A ! '- F yow idle money is not earning interest you are losing a profit that should be yours. That's the way men with money make more by mak ing it cwn interest. Yours will earn three per g cent, payable semi-annual ly, if deposited with 115. disagreeable Patting up such a struc turn in tho ram, and thinking It nil over I guoss they nro right In not tearing tho roof1 off Mtolr present "flhnck before tho wonthor sottles next spring. Bosldo If Tnft Is PROPAGATION OF TIIK PACIFIC COAST SALMON LnBt year was one of general dis appointment for the- Pacific coast salmon pnekers. fin nearly every cannery district tllo pack dec eaicd from 2D t 5.0 por cent in cmpnrl aon with tho packs of the preceding 'cation. The cannery men wore giv en a convlclng demonstration of Just tho sort of a crisis they arc facing, namely, tho rapid depletion of tho most Important commercial species of Salmon. As. n compensation feature, how ever, there Ib the fnct that whi'e probably 30,000,000 salmon wore required for tho poor pack tho can neries did produce, yet in the spring of that samo year over 600,000,009 salmon were liberated in tho vnriout streams of the coast Jjy tho com bined efforts of tho government and prlvato hnlchcrlcs." Half a billion salmon fry may not sound large to tho lay reader who knowB of a recent slump In Wall treet stocks; but it Bounds tremen dous to tho Fnlmou packers, who know thnt if there had been one tenth of that number of full-grown snlmon available' for packing pur poses during the 1007 season tho sal mon pack would havo been as lnrgn as ovor. And, whllo porhaps It dnevn't sound very largo to speak of abllllon ralmon fry, no Inrger than your llttlo llngor, yot lot us Mippose that ono-linlf 01 Micro salmon rench the ocean and return to their variolic mother streams to spawn four years henco. It will menu 250.000. 000 ' snnnon, rnnglng In weight fiom the Royal Chinook, which sometimes tips tho scales at 50 pounds, to the little humpbnek which nverng03 not ovor flvo punds. But t bo ensorvntivo In- striking nn nvcrngo, let us con s'dor the nvcrngo weight of these snlmon nt ten pounds each. This means that four years from 1900, In 11)10. there will return to tho vnr'ous rivers of - tho Pacific coat, 111 1 bo nvnllnble almost en tirely for packing purposes, 250. 000,000 salmon weighing ton pounds, ench, or an nggrogatn bulk of salmon weighing 2,500,000,000 pounds a mpply of fish sufficient to nllow ev ery mnn, woman nnd 'child In tho United Stntes during the following yenr n quotn of ovor 30 pounds of salmon, or quite onogh fish to feed the entire nation for ovor a month, If no othor food supplies were nvnli- ablo. To tron-port this onormouv' supply of fish to market would re-! qulro 50,000 boxcars or a freight, train ovor 400 miles long. Dnnlol j Pratt in Outing. o , COFFUZ Cheap lor those that won't pay for good; Schil ling's Best for those who won't have poor." Year rrnrer rettirm your money !( you don't Uktlis wo rr him - v To Close Out Broken Lines Over 1 00 Men's Suits fifty1 u per cer Splendid patterns, but only one or ttvo of a kind. It will pay you to look them over. Sizes range from 35 to 48 1 37 Young Men's Suits"Sp'SS For Age 11 to 19 Over 1 00 Boys' Knee Pant Suit! Reduced from 20 to 25 Per Cent Sales CIiIco'k itrro Market. Tho first freo market to be estnb- Ilshod In Chlco opened yesterday at tho Junction, nnd tho success of (h'i vonturo augurs woll for tho future slack unt'1 thnt Is sottlod and now bill goeB Into offect. No Fake Prices About Our We don't pay foreign sales-managers big commissions to show us how to run our business. Our regular price are extremely low, because we do a strictly cash business and our expenses are light; but in order to make a dean sweep of all broken. lines of clothing we offer the above remarkable values a? JJWS2&ds v-2r &Gjf&' fJCC we &. cW &jrcfe spoko quietly nnd distinctly, but her voice shook now nnd then with emo tion. She snld, "Tho light which elected nnd a Republican congress '0f tho plnn. h cnnoti in special mrsion to revise Tho Chlco pnrk band wns out dur tho tnrlff, buslnoBB will bo unsettled g the morning, nnd by 11 o'clock nnd wages Will not bo as high as at ton nr twolvo trurkmnn. nrHinnllstH prosont. Congress meets in Mnrch nm farmers had tholr wngon?, ladon has risen ovor our country Is to light n."xt. t. J,ov,?f tno tnr,ff. w,,oov',' I with tempting fruits, vegetables and overyono, without distinction of box elected President nnd things will be I borrlos, stationed In tho vicinity of Wo womon nlso nwtst recolve Its mo . Kiciitii nntl Main streetH A. n Mn. i linnmn. for wo too hnvo tho rleht to 8vlmnn, originator of tho freo mar-1 demand our freedom. We wish -to ket plan, was inn ter of coromonloi help at tho new birth of our race; Oahoi business men I talk with say if Tnft Is olected wo will havo tho best yonr of business ahead of us that wo havo ovor experloncd, and wilt mnko moro money In ono year than wo will In. four of Brynn years. Bo that as it mny. tho nverugo busi ness man has a good tratlo at Salem right now Wo nro In proiporoiiB part of tho nnd ton had a fair attendnuco. Honsewlvoa and others wero quick to seo the vnluo of tho freo market and wore out with their market baskets. The freo markot plan was now tq i 'tho producers as well as buyers yes-1 1 torduy. and quite n number of pros-1 the most ' nectivo nroducors nmionred without world, nnd ' their wagons to see what success j we wish to help to bring charitable Institutions into being, homey for the poor nnd their children. But wo must have the same rights nnd tho same position ns that which Euro AUSTRALIA AND TJIK BRITISH NAVY Ponding the tlmo. howevor, when Austrnlla has filled her territories and assumed her own defense, tho British navy stands responsible for her security, as for that of every country bonenth tho British flag. "Tho sea," in a much-quoted phrase, "is all- one." If the main strength of our fleets Is concentrated nt present In European waters, It Is simply becaiiBO by .that very moanp. ponn women hold. And In aspiring , rA m f 7n ii , ,U mmn ' to this we must be strong in virtue ,tl' cia"jli,"??' ?Lthe p?e9 Wn wnnl full oniinl. I "iv.n, uui uim-iuu Bllliruill- wowaiu fun equni-nv t tin, ..-,, T. t,nn,a" -- vt, wvv.v. and In honor Ity. full freedom. The Turkish worn an mirt In future ho able to breath Mtlcnl events If. however, no within the next few frflAlv Ihn IntnlnrnhlA fnfnnf ,nln., '"a, wciu lu IHKO po UnilKOIV a cailnnt hi (Ter much whatnvor tho ro- would creel thn nlnn. Vnvf Rntnr, remit Of tho Olcctlon. ThU stato Idnv tho fro. mnrknt will ninln li Biinrdod thn linmlnirn nf Din linrm lUrn a? 88rIOH8ly to niter the bttl will probnhlv go to Tnft by a small j hold.-Chlco Record. ...nleh has hitherto mode us slayos p,flcn S , 8 f?,1! n, tn Pa" vote Our po'.ltleal leaders do too - . and degraded our wonmanly dignity, thnt' nnVnL"Ji,tni e'fttey. red4?8? much flghtlng to keen tho party vcrv .rrrrr-r.ST 0 TI1P Is n thing of the past Turkish fnnj- "l.at ?J?5 w" ,nra l. MV ,t strong The Republican bosses will ll" iasT '' .J"1? iiv life must now be built unon tho tlL a8,8red supremac- required. not abide by a majority vote within , -,, ,..,. .... 'J " '" " ""Vtf! foundations of right, liberty and , "Bl "ie vtJ?Xl. r "rltUh P?J . n ... ua .. ..i i...... iLit. . ii i utiou siiifl iiuvu i vi ii ii i u-iin ijiui i . . i l'iiiiii I'M iiitriiiuiH unmn onatin in' puny, iiiiii iti-om io unnK u mmmien nf ihn iinrnm nf vilniiin cquniuy. we want to get away cute to oppose about nil the people j "c ' "?," . from the harem, and our motto must vote ror Tiioy want tno logisiatuio 1 r ,.,,;".,".:"" :."' M " .',.:. bo 'Down with the hnrom! at Icy requires, portions, somo sneclal omphnBls nt the present moment, s'nee we observe thnt nt least one to repeal the itheot primary law. "'"".":" T ""'"" U,"V lKlV W "", Hfo to llhorty and to the oaunlitv of 'l4,u,"5 rgnn in tno Gorman pross and ubollsh d'rect loglslntlon of ?f,,ftto h8V0 "'"volert hat ho also l"xo"... unu U1 ocl"u,l or has expressed opinions on tho Aua ..nntnr . Thev wouM put the ,te! ' '.olongs among the orophet- In the U,eThf0re8l,lent.8 ,,(h wn8 fr... trallan welcome, (o tho American publican party on record ns opposing, ) f io WtVBr.S'M b? enthSlas c fflil,ff"p '""'t wf"ch hav0 what a great majority of the pooplo 0,,r??"!l ,!.. s.ncm- "" anninuee. nntl wln bd flnlsho-l ' "" f.avor w.lth orie or two nw--want and voto for and -It see'ms 'to ! ft""" n $$ 1A eT8ur0' ey lifted her ,hn.,Mer-hlgh "nS WW ta. United States., nui thU Is suicidal for party lead-, JVlJ?" e"ha",? K women n7ii.S fnt'B ch8fi'8- Iuad- tn s" Australln. wo repea. netjd bao uo ors f tho legislature should repeal li'IVr ,he B,ht of the small wh'te W npprehon Ion on thg, fact that either of tlioMi Inww tliv Boverno-' XhIo S"". thlg and wis hands' lnrkllng vlth lewels nnd MT the moment tho British nnvyfls woud eto the htll jnd tho pooplo , '',, ,' 'U frJl in the Kremfh clapping With uch ntbtia'a.i toel: Ep'voentrnted -n waters, far remove;? would elect a legislature next -1 n"B' for nosiSiV t0 MwPn Snuare. N'ew Vork,, EW her shores, Mobility Is of, the thnt would sustn 111 tho veto. n8 .. Ior. "?sas ,l,p n,mBe"... V Into a meeting of tho froo unmn nt ixfery s-n(.p 0r nn pfllrlmit ilont. nn.1 unarniD nr rnn wn rktrt lint ihut nia --F - ...- --- -- -. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK . an ncvdol btiU who work with bauds or brain. Nerve strength depends on stomach strength. Keep the digestion sound aa4 robust with BEKCHAMS PILLS tWt TrV VTWWN M rl rv mtWfU sooxets of tbe hnrom But thut hi prophecies have come almost lltor nlly truo mnv bo sen by an nccoint of a women's meeting at Constant! America The ycing women crowded roqrfd urn iiresiuoni, nsKing "now soon Steady Nerves 5aSK5I3r3S5!W j t 11 ..a . ...nt. W T, in.iia.,nV M .. An'wlll call you at tbe right tlmo.'? Othors called out, '"What n flue be- i iiifAfnmi .(,r.h..0 -.. Klunmg! uut we are also going to t pisiform., which wn occu- tc thnro .. l.An. tn thn , ninn ..TitH? rr'l; ""; 'nrge.browory ,n the Pr-ro Th ladles there were ovor son grouoed thqniaelrer round an 'm provisea l)lV l.v tiiint Mm ! Pnnba. TNi" -eSldnt of thn advo-. othe'"a V Lro,lP,:0, of crs-" Icatosof women's rich! In T urkv t a yQU0"c be&ut" crie l danc,5 tumo H'hleh ulalnU- showed trr, of """'.", . " viropran th ohniig from Mohammedan to I EoroodaQ dregs'. Her dresn hM a p nlM. oiH her fac wn unvvjou. On her head was perchM a pretty) M1 th'ho .which, however, could as , women." Westminster Gazette. ! , n !f,-chauges have been made fn'"fe. rent years In- the dUno'jtlon of our shin- she should not draw from that tho lnfrene that her quartor of tho glob has hpen forgotten or her In terests overlooked. The present disposition Is design-; Qfl, moroly to meet present requ'ro- ment U will bo altered at any moment the need may arise In nc-J go-dnnco with tho shifting phases.) nr internpHonnl relntlonhlp,' The! navy wouiq not guarantee, as It dhes, b securltv of'th,e whole w n'ro d'd It not cuarantea the aecHr- lV Of fhO eniniro's nviirv .'finrf ?It mnv he thnt, In time, the younger - ml aimrssw f ml ai.-.v' J.tilLi3liiVMkinnlLU ' Drltalns will each evolve some 'self- Z, y ,yr" ' .reliant system of defense In their hatd.y be called a hat, Tbe ladv, (fOU 'ably Sou S, tSTSS thnt responsibility at the eirlia dnto within her nowor. tbe ttr such systems Is not yet. The firl ish navr exists to cone with ic in whatovor quartor of the world mav arls. if... I. Iln !.... inWril iituuiiyviuiu, uunoci, .p.-- must do her pnrt, and if the empl supports her In devoipingonwrw' linen aim miivf rnrnirnlio I mW' hllltv nn hp riitn. and frame h wwvw-f w ., wr ,". I- policy with ovory poeaioio con nn nt thn .HfllmlMlOa Vh ICH 11 HWH elsewherv for us. London Tl1- o A Burglar In Tows hln finmn la "hnrt roiich " He d0 iifa for irnlH nr silver Dill h 1 steal vour health away. I'A'1 pears Mn your house arrest ft j nnna ...III. riallnrri'a TTorehOaM 9. tin If mnv mfnn ronSUmDtlOS U H don't. A cure for all cow.bi.wi inl fhASf trnnhlPS PrlCC. J5C 1 and $1.00 per hottle. Sold tT dealers, -r. r n.i.nfllAP nnw DerW1 lv BHiiervlsca the btandard I 0 1 nanv this s'nee tne urr of Henry J. Rogers. HICKOKT 5flKK Cough Rt( coughs,. Cold CROUP wi.piC trf- SORt THROAT TlllJoATU" uuu.mtx . i - ir1"-