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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1908)
AILT CATTTAL toPBSAT., 8ALWM. OKWQOK, gmJIMDAY, OOTODKR 39, 1908. ill M.N IN THE BIG CENTER OF THE BUSY MIDDLE WEST-CHICAGO t.r"r - - phlcago, Oct. 2D. Getting tno re .. i, niortlnn this year will 4 t'ie American people over $G, 10 000, K s esuwuieu, ui iio ! ' ), ever been spent for such a rpose In a presidential election bo 1 ,i..rainfnHvoB of telocrnoh re -- , . "' ,i (.leolione companies noro ipori 1Jt the demnnd for wire aervlco on ;. dikM of Nov. 3 1b already great ie.?il na I" 1004 and the re- ;.in ne das will put tho final figure tn above iniu vui. -" i'"'""" ,,!lze the slzo o tho complex ma- 4fierv time is -wi . mut . iinrt Mm nnv ry.ia Intnrnaffs -o aii.? v .. "v:,r .1 ,; t T,r: m trillions oi iiuih " mi m .iiors c'uIh nnd rostaurants In -tho I ctn a-d lnck tho streets In iont of ' nowspnper oiucei, m jpj tllP llf nexi iuuuuuj, uvor i00 00" In in "i iiwiimi nun , j, , wlri will be brought Into ' i,iii arh to furnish 29 spo- i xi o tho moon and have ., . n I'm nltft1lltt tfMrs roirati ' ". "" ;' hi atl I't ' m """ wyBier uay hu .'tula r ,mlls nna omces win ke o "i and the services of tons If thousand i of persons will ho re hired 'o co i rim muuumu wits ru- urnsatm to nnnnio ino crowos. ino t (if ntl thrsc Items for tho coun- Irv as a whole Is estimated as fol- ews: Telegraph and telephono Borvlce $1,500,000 Newspapers bulletin ser I7'0? V.". 2,500,000 Private bulletins, sterop- tlcons, rent of halls and 1,nbor 600,000 Police servlco 400,000 $5,000,000 One of the; interesting fontrarcj 51 election night" Is the number of brokers' office wh'ch are kept opou and are thronged from early In the evening until well tmcr midnight by nnxious speculators and Investors While Wall stre-t anl La Sallo street are iot ro vitally Interested as usual In the outcome, tho Btock tnafkot Wednesday will reflect tho result. Numbers of churches this yonr have nnnnged to receive the roturns and In many placci advantago has been taken of tho election Interest to or gnnlzo charitablo fairs and biuants at which tho returns will bo bulle tined., bltlon and Socialist parties hore have taken Into consderatlon. These states' rtprcsentntlon In tho electoral col lego atnohnts 16 11 votes bnt of 4S. Yotlng in all stnte' but three will ie by the Australian system, Vir ginia and the Carollnns having re tained tho old system. By no moan all tho men of 21 In the country are qualified voteM, for tho varying laws of tho states not only bar convicts In the prisons in most cases but place other restrictions on suffrngo that become exceedingly important In presidential .years. Michigan bars Indians and "duolhts and their abet tors"; .Mississippi bars delinquent taxpayers and also folons and tho ln 'ane. Missouri, Massachusetts and a 'ew other states penalize pauperism by taking away tho voting privilege. Nevada brings up tiro struggle of north and south by barring from suf frage "utiamnestted confederates against the United Stnte3" bb well aa Indians nnd the Chinese. Vermont alo bars "ox-confedorntes." "Na tive Indlnns" are voters by the Ok lahoma law. Ohio refuses to let United States soldlera voto, ns does NorJ.li Dakota, Toxai and a few other states. Atheists are not votora In North Carolina, nor are embezzler--of public funds, If thero nro any Biich, in Alabama. Non-taxpayers cannot vote in Pennsylvania nor can porfoni dishonorably discharged from tho service or tho United State'?. At nearly every state bars convicts and there aro iTl.772 convicts. In tho prl-ons of tho country, election day wjll mean nothing to a wholu army of them. I Tho crusade against tho smoke Women will voto In this gonernl nuUance In the big cities of the coun- oloctlon In three states, Colorado,, Ithiho and Wyoming, i fnct Which campaign managers Mi tho vnrloiiB try hns advanced one stop nenror -uccess as'a result of tho final de termination of tho Illinois Contra' national headquarters In Chicago of railroad to accede to th domnnds of tho Democratic. Henubllcnn. Proht- tho neonlo mid olootrlfv it linen wth- In the city of Chicago. This action, following years of agitation on tha part of tho public recently brought foAa climax by tho women of Chi cago and the liew'spapers', will not only do away wth tho clouds of smoke that now obscuro tho lake front but will have far-roachfng re sults In other directions. Enginbors In tht city have compiled Interest ing figures on the growing no of eloctr city as motive power. Accord ing to these figures the uso of elec tric power Is being doubted every flvo years and if tho present rate of in crease is maintained, by 1I20 It will equal or exceed the power mechan ically applied. This will result in enormous economics, It is said, duo to the substitution of a few largo and efficient boilers nnd engines working all the time at nenrly full capacity for a greator number of in dividual engines and plants. Tho railroads aro at prosont among the Inrgest consumers of fuel. It is ostl cated that electric ouoration, oxclu sivo of uso of water power, would reduce their consumption of coal to less than one-hnif of that now re quired for operntlon with Btoam lo comotives. Hut n more Important re sult Is tho opportunity for cheap wnter-nowor development. Electric-1 ity can now bo generated by water-' powor at convenient points and car ried wherever needed by long dls tanco transmission linen. If tho roal of tho country Is rapidly belnjr oxhnustod, n, government authorities state, tho lmnortnnco of economics, In tho use and the,valuo of wntor an i Fourco or nower cannot but In crease tremendously as tho venrs go by At present bnro'y G nor cent of tho wnter-powor of tho country is. boht; itiliirpil. It it estimated thnt , Ihoro h immediately nvnilablo fori uo over .10.000,000 horso-nower or' us iiMin ns is generated today in nil tho stoant hollers of tho country. Danderine GROWS HAIR and we can PROVE IT! A lady from Mlnnaaot write! "As n result of uiltitf Damlerlne, ray hair Is dote to five feet In length. Beautiful Hair at Small Cost TTAtR trouble, like mnriy oilier diseases, lore II Been trrottitiy iagiiosta ana altogether mis. undersloou. Tlte hair us The scalp u the very sou in ui duced. nurtured and Btotrn. i recelre the atteutlon if results are to be expected. JfsJWp1 w -I let be treated for the reason that it is simply a product of the scalp and wholly dependent upon In action. The scalp is the very soil in uhlch the hair Is pro- iu stotrn, nnu it alone should in if results are to be expected. It would do no earthly good to treat the stem of plant with a view of mnkinir it grow and become more beautiful the soil in which the plant erowa KBI Fortunes of the World Are Founded on Oil Joo Chanslor, now sovoral ilmos a millionaire, was, not bo long ago, a cork In Los Angolos Ho borrow ed Eomo money for tho purposo of oporntLg In California oil : tho result was that it made him ono of tho richest mon In tho stnto. John A. Bunting, 'formerly a brnkman on tho Southern Pnclflo, through tho tha hair grows must receive th attention If you ara to expect It to crow nnd becomo mora beautiful. Loss of htlr is caused by the acalp drying up, or losing its supply of moisture or nutriment; when baldness occurs the scalp hns simply lost all Its nourishment, leaving nothing for the hair to feed upon la plant 0 even n tree would die under similar conditions.) The natural thing to do In cither ciise, Is to teed nud replenish the soil or scalp ns the case may be, and your crop will crow and multiply as unlure Intended It should. Knowlton's OAndarlne has a most Wonder fill effect upon the hnlr elands nnd tissues of tha scalp. It Is tha only remedy for tho hair ever discovered that Is similar to tha natural hair foods or liquids of tha scalp. tt penetrates the pores quickly and the hair soon shown the effects of IK wonderfully cxhtlar ating and life-producing' qualities. One 2J-cent bottle Is enough to convince you of Its great worth ns a hnlr growing and hair beauU fylug remedy try It and see for yourself, NOW nt all ilrtignlsls In throe sixes, 25o, 50o nnd $1.00 per bottle. Cut ThV Out FREE To show how quickly Cendirlm iifek ncH.ttcwlll send a large sam pic free by rclutn limit to anyone who sends tula free coupon to the KHOmOd DAXQERINE CO., CHICAGO. ILL., with their name nnd address nnd 10c in silver or stamps to pay postage. Considerable sinking has marked tho nhonomcnnl rlso of Chicago, tho building of Bkyscrnpera having both compro sod tho enrth and drained It of wntor, which doprostod it somo moro Official notice had to bo tnbnn of this In tho heigh of Btrcctcar ..,., iracKB now being Inld In the loon now typo of concrete logs, extending foot doop to solid rock afford a firm JPv 'LH fiBBBn dBBBf filBBBBBBt mR&'-: ' sHbbV afaTaTafln, ,' SbbbbH I EWkk mm I nPIBH Y ymh -nHK vCjK wKimKk Mrs ' ''-wmKm l $ 'MbieBUBlSBem uHTimfir MbIbbbbbbbHf X" . 7tf .L BBBBHBBBBB LJraV ' jHBBBBr Investment of $170.00 In California oil land becamo a mllllonairo. L'a'iJ !.,i-i'i 6 could tell you of innumerable others. Why wero Duntlng, ChanBlor, and tho ninny others, who made tholr money through Investments Iu oil, successful? Because they woro shrowd, lovel hcaded, ob'orvlng men possessing unbounded con ftJcnco In tho great future of tho California oil fields and tbo oil Industry. Tho demnnd for blf Is Incrcaslnu daily, The consumption fnr exceeds the output. Several oil compan'es paid substnn fal dividends when 'IY wa selling at 15 .conta . per barrel. Oil la now soiling nt SIXTY CBNTd TER DAUKKL at tho well. Tho total dividends f." tho year 190S, from all tho oil companies now dclng business In California, not including tha Standard, will probably reach the fti, 000, 000 rrark nnd the $10, 000,000 work for the'year IS09, Therefore tho natural conclusion to nr r.vo at, In, INVEST IN OIL SECURITIES. IN VEST AT ONCE. Wo aro offorlng for sale n Hm Ito numbor of Bhnros on what wo consldor to bo oai of tho beit Companlos'oporntlng In Korn Cc , In fact, In California. Wo rofor to tho Btock of tho KERN ASSOCIATED OIL CO. Tho stock (.'-' KERN ASSOCIATED OIL COMPAVY ll th? b-st oli proposition over offored tho invoatraent luhl c This Compnny owns free of Incumbrance FOItTY C tES IN THE VERY HEART OP THE KERN RIVIM OIL DISTRICT, end situated 'on the Southern Pnclflc Railroad, It adjoins tho Sun Joaqyln Oil & Development Cpmpany's property hlch was recently merged with tho Aasocntod Oil Co , AVHOSE STOCK IS NOW SELLING AT 134 00 PER SHAREV It nlso adjoins tho JustlV famo discovery well where oil was first discov ered 'n tho Kern Rlvor oil fields, THE KERN AS SOC! TED OIL CO. has two wells on Its proportv We ' No 1 IS IN OIL and gives about sixty-five barrrh 0f ol! per day. With a greator depth and nvn approved pump, the production will bs to'fe-lv rcrensod. Tho Company doalrofe to sink fv t m to veils and to Install modorn compresa tin'" pm-s Wo bellevo that well No. 2 will, with K'naer depth, produce a large and Inex fcautMb'o oil supply as aro tho other wells on ad 1 '"Ins proport'es. We aro offering a limited num. "fr of shares of thh Company nt 20 cents per ,sap pa you realize what that means? It means tit in purcljaslng this Btock you become IniTetp, in a cornpany tna can produce the oil. P la not a case of "They may," "They should." but "THEY ARE." Lot ms again. impress upon you those highly Im portant facta. Tho property Is a produced, Is entire ly surrounded by rollnblo producing proportion, that thero la sufilclont ncroago (forty acres) to Justify tho drilling of forty moro wolls all of which would being tho vory core of ono of tho richest oil producing districts In tho world. Re member that Kern Co. produce's ns much oil as any other throo oil producing counties in Cali fornia. Shipping fncllltloi could not bo bottor, for the property adjoins tho Southorn Pacific trucks. Tho Company has valuablo'assots In im im peovements: Two wolls, derrick, thanks, tool and Lmnl: housos.'otc. Defora accepting tho fiscal agoncy of tho Korn Assocatcd Oil Co. wo thoroughly Investigated ov ory detail pertaining to tho Company and Its prop erty. Wo did not take snnp Judgment, wo novo" do, consequently want to nssuro you thnt tho atock of this Company at twonty centa por shnro is tho most unparnllod opportunity, for the In vestor that cvor camo boforo our observation. Wo sincerely bollovo thnt tho Korn Afisocated Oil Co. Is dostlnod to pay pay dlvldonods as suro ly and ns rogularly as Is tho Associated Oil and other compnnie: opcruting on adjoining proportion, nnd wo sco no reason why within twolvo months tho stock should not be quoted at many times Its present tolling prlco. Wo unhesitatingly ndviso you to buy every share you can possible afford. Watch the stock ad vano from twonty cents to two dollars, Do not do lay. Oct your ordor In to ais quickly. $20 will buy 100 shares, par vnluo $ 100 $50 will buy 250 shares, par valuo $250 $100 will buy 500 shares, par valuo $500 $500 will buy 2500 shares, par value $2500 From the abovo cash prlco you may doduct 5 por cent, If you nro not prepared to pay cash, then buy on our easy-payment plan of one-flfth down and oneflftb .monthly. 10Q shares for $20; pay $4 Ndown and $4 monthly. . " 250 shares for $50; pay. $10 down and $10 wonthly. 500 shares for $100; pay $20 down and $20 monthly. 1500 shares for .$300; pay $60 down and $60 monthly, , THE STOCK OP THE KERN ASSOCIATED niL CO. IS THE REST BUY ON THE-MARKET ODAY. AOT QUICKLY, DEFORE THE SHARES ARE ADVANCED IN PRICE. t district in rohnbllltatlon of traction I'no. windings having cnrrlcd slJo tho buildings having carried tho sldo- wants down sovoral Inches and somo tiny thoy will havo to bo raised to oftlclal grado. Tho big buildings con ducted a decado ago woro put on what Is known as "floating founda tlons" that is, piling drlvon Into tho ground at various depths, but not nearly bo far as tho bod rock. Those buildings hnvo Bottled stoadlly, and It Is bollovod that thoy will con tinue to do bo for somo time. In the -0001111 place, tho croiind bonenth Bomotlmos 120 feet Into tho enrth, Is adoptod, every well driven Into tho earth draws a largo part of tho mols liuro from tho Bell. When wntor U romovod from tho soil with nothing glvon to tnko its place, and with a tremendous pressure on tho uppur surface, a compression results. Tho wolght of nil tho skyscrapors In tho downtown district enn bo realized from tho fact that tho Commercial National building, tho "TrtiBt Pal ace," 10 Btorcs, contains 750,000 tons of stool and tho Btono nnd torrn- cotta walls and floors approximately er foundation than tho now demol ished city ball had In tho piling undor it. Chicago is being robbed steadily of. 2,000. 000 toiiB moro. Thero nro half a . .. .. .. .. ".!'- .. . m- I II t a dozen such structures, this mum- tho wntor It ordinarily would contain Every building w'th deep hnsomonts In Its cxcnvatlon drnws part of the water from tho ground. Whore the though Ing must Tho $18,775,708 of nickels paid to Chicago traction linos hnvo been ana lyzed by tho board of supervising onglneors and tho componont parts of each provo to be: Conts Paid In wngos to employes. , . . 2.84 Paid for material suppllos, nnd other expenses Incident to tho mnlntonnucc, operation, nnd management of tho railways 1.1-i Paid for tnxos 12 Intorost on valuo of properties .71! si covers 22 500 square foot, which yt nld .to tho railways ! , I boar this onormous wo'ght, nl- ::s;tJr igh In Its enso 00 caissons 110 ( Continued on page 4.) $3.00 Saves a Big Dollar $3.00 i a JOSEPH J- HOGAN CO. 802-3 Metropolis Bank Bvildiqg SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. ...,u .iiiirtMM)!! linfcjc IJIUg., ... rniiiciSC, Cnl 'JSe EOn-l mo ..11 .,..ll.ll.i.. ..i .L. rf ., 4UM iunmiiarBauoi( ia iwrn Assoc ated Oil Co. ' I Name . . . A ,. x'.., Street V.-.!, . Street. L" City ?; Oct. 23. City JO.SEPII J. HOOAN CO.. H02-K03 3fetroioHs Hank IUilg.f San Francisco, Cl, I enclose $...., inpayment for. shares of the Kent Associated Oil Co. BARGAIN DAY T SATURDAY, OCT. 31 All subscribers to the Daily Capital Journal-except carrier listswho pay up all arrears to Nov. 1 st, 1 908, can secure the Daily Journal one year in advance for $3.00 The Annual Bargain Day! Saves the people hundreds of dol lars. Start at once to take advan tage of our BARGAIN DAY : : : : : Remit by mail or call at the Journal Office on or before Saturday even ing, October 31st to secure this reduction ::::::::::::::: DO NOT ASK FOR THIS RATE AFTER OCTOBER 31 E. HOFER, Publisher, Salem, Oregon W uM f'U s
