Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, November 10, 1908, FIRST EDITION 3 P. M., Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text-! y y mk T)AILT OATTSAh JOURNAL iAMtM, OltMTOT, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1008. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL R HOFKR, Ed. and Prtm Iniloiicnrtcut Nowipapcr Devoted to American Principles nnd the I'rogrcM unit Dovelopemont of Alt Oregon. Piiblliliotl Kvery KvcnliiR Bzcept Sunday, Sulem, Ore. SUIJHCIUITION RATES. w (Invariably in Advmiro.) t , Dally, by rsrrior, ror yertf W.M l'or month ...50u 0lly, by mail, per "year. ,.., 4.(X) 1'er month M( Weekly, by mall, per vear 1.00 Six month Hu UNION(jyTltL fc tt - -dPITfi' NATIONAL REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE THANKS THE CAPITAL JOURNAL ynmoxon ov liteuary rureau AcicxowLKDnrcs assistance OV THE FAITHFUL TAUT 8U1I POUTING PIIKSS. Richard V. Oulnhnw, director or i mind you thnt we worked this year dho Utorary bttroau or the National under conditions Tar different front Republican cotninltteo writes to Tlu Journal as rollews: "I wish to thnnk you, on bohair or tho Lltorary Bureau or the Itoimb llcan National cotninltteo and tho com'mlttoo ltsoir, ror tho courtcsv nnd consideration with which you have troatcd our numerous requests during tho campaign and ror the In valuable old which you have given to tho party by using tho mnttor boiU out by this bur on u. "It 1b unnocoBsary ror mo to ro- tlioso in nrovloui national cnmpnlgfej nnd that ror this ron-on your coop eration was oven more valuable to us nnd more valued by us. To tho dis interested loyalty or tho Kopnbllcnn press or' tho United Stntea must bo nscribed an ononuuos proportion or the credit ror tho succesu or tho enm palgn, and I can assure that your attltudo toward tho national com tn'ttce and your willingness to nld In its work has been thorouhgly ap preciated, " Japancso nnd shown tho timo of his life. Geisha girls danced nil night nnd chirped into tho willing ear of Mr, Jack, pretty phrases in pigeon Eng lish. Tho royal silver carp was served with his royal tall still wiggling and Jack, bolng gninc, ate him wiggles nnd all, Tho very rranknens or the recep tion dissipated all suspicion. Novcr In tho history or Japan has thero boon Btich plain talk of political mat ters. In private conversations, tho of ficers frankly discussed the differ ences botween tho two nncloiut with the Japanese oillclnls and tho Japa nese press discussed tho strained re lations existing, without reservo, in its editorial columns. Uluff old Count Okumn sounded tho koynoto when ho said in u llt tlo moro polished phrase: "Muzzla tho diplomats nnd lot the people do tho talking. There has boon too much diplomacy nnd too little r-ln- cerity." Tho great parliamentary leader, Haseba In an interview, advocated tho ending of a convention to open ly discuss tho eastern problem. That Japan could not withstand tho drain of another war for yearn was the statement of several of llui lending ofllcials, and American rnsIdonis re lated how hard hit Japan was by tho Russian war. It is tho consensus of opinion be WESTERN OREGON HAS MANY NEW PLANTS OIMHIATIONS OK Til 1-3 FACTORY INSPECTION NYSTIOl AS RK POHTIM) Y LAIlOIt COMMISSIONER O. I. IIOFK. During the 10 months (Juno 1, 1007, to Soptombor 30, 1008) that tho factory inspection law has boon In operation, 1122 inspections hnvo boon mado In 1713 plants. Of this number of plants, since tho first In spection was mado, 1G have burned, 2 destroyed by holler explosions, 01 gono out or business, 87 are lying idle nnd 272 now plants found operating, nqarly all of which aro lumber Industry plants, Tho following money lrns been ro colvod and disbursed during thnt time: Hi'cHpH. 708 $10-fces $ 7,080.00 82G $G-rcos -1,130.00 Japan does not nnticijmto any ag gressions lit tho cast at tills time and that now Is the tjtno ror Amoi Icu to make her position in thy cast Bocure. Not through any nifgren slons but through the sauo develop ment or an impregnable huso In tin Philippines and the mntntnlnlns of n strong nnvnl rorco on tho Pncfllc, Tho idea or a convention to do line tho zones or Influeuco of the powers interested in tho far cast, jo mooting with general endorse nient from both tho Japanese and American ofllccrs. Tho greatest good which comes from the visit of tho Meet is tho hot ter understanding which will now provall botween tho two nations which is expected to prevent any plunge tho two nations Into war That durliv; tho San L'rnnclsco school troubles tho two nations were close to war is frankly admitted. Hut both tno Jnpaneso nnd tho American naval men frankly state thai n convention and a perfect un derstanding 'is a result of the same Is the only contain guarantee or per manent ponce botween tho two nations. II SIMP WORK Total 1G2I feos $12,110.00 , Ulsbut'-'eiiieiitN. Salaries to three deputy commissioners, working 1147 days at $-1.00 per day 4,588.00 To clork hlro G32.00 Expenses ror Deputy Com .1,305. G7 Total Total on hand $3,58.1.33. $ 8,525.07 (Inspection fund) Thousands of American womon in our homes aro daily sacrificing their lives to duty. In order to keen tho homo neat and pretty, tho children well dressed and tidy, women ovordo. A fomalo weakness or displacement is often brought on and they suffer in silence, driftfmr alomr from had to worso. twoen tho higher naval officers Ihnthknowini? well that they ought to nave Help to overcomo tno pains ana aches wliicii dally make mo a burden. It is to these faithful womon that LYDIAE.P)NKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND comes as a boon and a blessing, as it did to Mrs. F. Ellsworth, of Mnyvillo, N. Y., and to Mrs. W. P. Boyd, of Jicavor Falls, Pa., who Bay: " I was not able to do my own work, owing to tho female trouble rrom which I suffered. Lydin E. Pinkhmn's Vcge tablcCompouud helped me wonderfully, and I am so well that I can do as big n day's work as I ever did. I wish ovcry slcit woman would try ltt FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. For thirty years Lydia 12. Pink ham's Vegetable Compund, mado from roots and herbs, lias been tho standard remedy lor lemalo ills, and has positively cured thousandsol women who have been troubled with displacements, inflammation, ulcera tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities, periodic paint, backache, that bearing-down feeling, flatulency, indices. tion,dizziiiess,or nervous prostration. Why don't you try it ? Mrs. Pinklinm Invites nil sick women to write her for ndvlco. She has guided thousands to health. Address, Lynn, Mass. IIOTHLB AND RlMTAl'KAVrR FLEET'S OFFICERS AND MEN ON TENSION GOING INTO JAPANESE WATERS Dy II. Loo Olotworthy, Staff Corre spondent of tho United Press, with tho battloBhlp Hoot.) Yokohama, Oct. 23, by mall to San pranolsco, A norvo testing feeling ot nnxlpuB nnd uncertain ox pectnncy as . to tho reception nwnlt- ing me oaitiosnip nooi m voKonnnia, koyod tho ontlro porsonnol; from commandor in chiof to apprentice, to the tension suggoBtivo or tho quiet, determined nlr which per vades a floet about to ongngo an on amy, from tho very moment thnt tho gront steel rams of tho lighting ships plowed Into Japanese waters. During tho trip from Manila, whon n monster typhoon hurled tons of whirling water ovor the struggling Bhlps, from forocnatlo to quortor deuk, and tumbled tho grent masses of stool from wavo to wavo as though thoy wero toys; whon llfo boat after life boat was bolng enr rled away; when mon wero bolng swept into the lashing sen, ollloers Ol'PORTUNITY TO RISK USUAL LY QAIJi FOR RKADY MON. KY. IIAVK YOU ANY? r START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT WITH US. DEPOSIT RKQU. liARLY A TAUT OF YOUR HARNINfiS AND YOU WILL ALWAYS IIAVK RKADY MON EY AT YOUR COJL1LVNR. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK IN RUSINKSS OVKK 3 YEARS nnd mon eat lienoath battonod hatches talking about Japan, and tho dollcnto relations existing bo tweon tho two nations. An olabornto ontortninmont was anticipated, but it was reared thero would ho that dreaded Indollnnblo Bomothlng, which would keep n chip balanced on tho Bhouldor or ovory ono participating. Chopra woro ex poctod to bo heard, but thoy woro about as much frlondly sentiment ns tho honrso crackings or u Hook or ravons. Tho mon who woro to be glvon llb orty wero to bo restricted to Bpeclnl first class mon, n strict order was iBsu'od against hiking cameras nshoro, and ruloa of conduct woro drilled Into all thoso glvon liberty npd dlro punishment promised any trouhlo breodors. Ashoro Japan wns llkewlso busily ongagod In building troublo bnr rlnrs. Tho governor of Kanngawa prorocture, In whloh Yokohamn Is sltuatod. Issued a "Do" and a "Don't do" edict which was a mnstei ploco of detail. A few of tho "Don't" (forbade tho starting or dog lights hi the streots, expectorating at any timo. and tho taking or sly poops at tho American whllo bnthlng. htrlct Injunctions woro Issued agnlnst overcharging nnd tho popu lace was onjolned rrom stnrlng nt any of Uualo Sum'a fighting beau ties. Tho first liberty party landed oarly In tho ovonlng loaded with In structions. ' - At 10 o'clock whon tho liberty ex pired tho first liberty party was crowded on tho plcturosquo landing stages, loaded with sake, bird-eggs, raw (lsh and banzals. And tho tlrst liberty party wna decorated with those dainty little hair ornnmonts which Miss Yum Yum afTocts whllo sovoral of tho lb st l'b?i prty. as ovldouco or partlcalur oht8rpriso wore gowned In Utmotua. Pattorhig nlong the stiots or YoUohainn. little doll like Japancso maldtnis wore polslug on tho Orien ts! volffuresf with sojno difficulty, the flat bonnets of Undo Sam's sallor mon mid tho slturtlon waq reUeYFd, 'Cho next day whon tho smlllnR fce of Japan was heon whou the free nuke commenced to How, the sltu fttloR w&v cured. Liberties wore extended and ov cry 8Hor was takon la tow by a COFFEE Why Schilling's Best ? Because it is best and your money is yours if you think you don't find it so. Your c'toctr returni your money It yon' don't like It: we pay him MARRIED. TERRY-MITCHELL At tho homo of tho brldo'B parents, Mr. and Mrs. JamcB Mltcholl, threo miles rrom Salem on tho Sllvorton road, Rev. P. S. Knight offlclntlng, Sat urday, Novombor 7, 1908, Miss Hattio E. Mltcholl to Mr. W. A. Terry. Tho homo or tho young pooplo will bo In Portland, whoro Mr. Torry Id In business. So ALRANY APPLE FAIR I ' ' -s"-SLjyiw. THE REST ROAST THE FAMILY EVER HAD Canbo obtained rppm our prlmr tender nnd Juicy boer, mutton o pork. All our meats nre selected from tho choicest, nnd prepnrcd ror tho tablo to suit tho demands or the (nstldlous. Our prices nro lowor ror ltiallty thnn you enn flud nt any placo In Salem. E. O. CROSS. Phone HOI. 870 State St, TORRID ZONE FUNARCE rVZ ivhHB9HSflRiinf 1 'UTTtiKiiii'wW"" Nov. 10th to 12th. For tho nbovo occasion tho S. P. Co. have authorized a rato of ONE FARE nnd THIRD for tho round trip, return limit, 13th, WM. M 'MURRAY, G. P. A., S. P. Cp. ll-G-3t. DYSPEPSIA ."llarlne taken All TAtl, 1V..tta.ll ...,.,, .. Ihreo Ih'Mltlii Aint lieniit eiitiiui. cur. .1 nf tmiiaeh ,,.,,tB4U:,1 f1,,"k i ;,r' f i'ru li citnrrli aiij ilyiiivj juoto rn4crot"fur i ii iftVd tukon lllllllAr.llia .illmr an . ..II. .1 ..... ,ii. .... ..i.i. .... .i,i .:. . i .; . -.. '"lui um. .,.. .... mail ui i.iiiim IIIHI I R'KIHt rellCTS Uluio 111 n ily iliau ikll the oiL-ra 1 lima i.V.n tf nil lit in h lasr w White House Restaurant For a Regular 25c Dinner at 20c They can't be bent McGilchrist & Son Proprletorfl. Tho nbovo out roproRouta ont brick lined Torrid Zone Furnace, Guaranteed gas, smoko nnd da.i roof. Economical nnd durnblo. A. L. FRASER 2H STATE STREET. FMimntes rtirnisnct on heating MFALS 15c Cal and try thorn. Meals 16c. Doard per wook $2.75, also fur nlshcd rooms very reasonable AT THE Salem Restaurant 39 COURT STREET. HH-HII HI Mill SI I llll Ml . . ; ; Flowers :nd Bulbs;; ; ; CARL F. RUEF, 371 Stnto st., ; ; Salem, Ore. ; i '. Fnill lino of Tulips, Hyn- ! '. clntliB, NnrcissuB nnd nil kinds ; ; of spring bull3. Timo to plaut ; ; ' them Is now. 19-19-lmo. !! II I I III I I I I I . II I I I I I I I I I M O C T. Co. Stoamoro Pomona and Orojcona loave for Portlaud dally, except Sun day at 6 a. in. ' M. P. BALDWIN, Agent. 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HUM iUb medicine which will cure any known dlseaao. He makei a uvwA ty of, aud guarantees to cure Catarrh Asthma, Lung, Throat. Rheumatism, Debility, Stomachy Liver, Kldnej Troubles; also any blackened 01 swollen soreness, broken limbs; Smallpox; Epidemic; all kinds ot Dolls, Lost Manhood, Fomalo Weak noss, Hornls Troubles- and Paralysis Consultation free, Care of Ylck So Tong Co., Chlnoso drugs nnd herbs, 1G3 High St., upstairs, Salem, Or. PAIIDAin ... TlmoOardNciu.,,:..1!! Co., Effective. hiT1" vr 1'5nil l'ortl. H lU. 1U 5;13 --. ITWffcJ - vw passenger. n,,ctult No. 12. 2:45 b. m. . songor. ""; NJn 1 A K . . . ri "" "a:i3 p. n press. ' No. afc?..1 iw.i frolght. p"B-roi,3!J frolghBr1UM'11,l ' 4 NottMi?J?,n..P- tmaBflnpor ' 8' to. No. 17. G:Un. mP... PaSSOllEfir Mll No. .. , J No. 13-3-31 a. m.-s.. "&&& No. 22fi.-Ln.no . .. - ri b Tlmo of arr'vm .J"?. Cars fit Hnlnn,!. T".u aeP and IntomodlipSlp1 Arrive t.. Run. .( io sn r- m 1:26 p. m. 4:20 p.m. 5:45 p.m. ojiu p. m. Local Express Local Express Local Expross :) l;!l Nowjs thclid to visit California When Summer h I pas3ed In thwo north- I orn states, the ma li n only mild under tit J bright bluo skies ot Southern CallfornU. This la ono of nature' happy provlilou oternal 'summer for thoso who cannot ta il uro a more teren cllmato, California, has Ua $ called tho "Mecca ol tho wlntor towtat Its hotols and Hop ping places art u varied as those ot ill well regulated c'tto Visitors can s!hj find suitable mm modatlons, cocgW companion! and Tit led, pleasing recm- uon9. i SOUTHERN PACIFIC COJ Will ho glad toausplftow very attractive litwaturt, describing In detail t4 1 mahy delights of wlater U California. Tho rato rrom Salnolol AnROles and reUrn H l. Limit six moBWiiri stopovers In eltbw dW tlon. Similar ex'cartte r aro In effect to all Calif points. O J 0 o q. 00000000 CANDIDATES' CARDS. o OOO O 00000 Tjo undersigned hereby nu nounces himself as nn Independent candidate ror tho office or City Mar shnl nt tho coming election. J. L. SKIPTON. 1 Mttimm 44-M-4-K 4-n , ? 'rl O IE CR KANV COI.O"3 g S I rlfcv ,-gL LARGEST FACILITIES J? Ml """Kw'hB,. "$ IN THF WRS-f roi?' fiflSORE THROAT THt; production of. M wP.-u. -g HIGd QRADE WORKM WTMHOATdlU'NCS -3 1 R H"-"..T; 'ri2 IATCS AS 19 Al tASTEM RBOSIS H n wdotuin wot ra, laLar93imiKM3aPWBaBmimtMtfmmK M w Ikmit (wit JhCAQBBlhSUK Vnr full lnrormattoB, lefKI resorvatlonB and tlekiU, owM telegraph or write g. ' or WM. M'SniMlAV, aFffl portlaad, Onm- J HhHTfTfi firaber Ito AND GASFlTTi ....ii iu nrnlUDt l"1" W V b". .BHI " to all oraer... --- .. work to nn l to be up to iu-' ard. J WE WILL I1B rtW give sen"" (10.VTRAV", J Call at oir S TO ON ftroni had Ditvv., . . Ptoae . t Store. W"! . n II! 0 JOSS PBATWCK "- d n . . A,dt n Teller of W "Z mi srr;:?"-'1 0 vaicod studies. 0 . .......tu'?i 0 Irt ft"1"1"' nkeitec ?,! ; t. n, Stmt.. !.. II .' . m wg - 0 o o o o