Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, November 11, 1908, FIRST EDITION 3 P. M., Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY OAriTAI' JOURNAL, 8ALKM, ORSGON, WEDNBSDAY, NOVEMBER ll, 10M. J.L. STOCKTON THE WHITE CORNER Elegant Neckwear JUST RECEIVED WW HAVE JUST OPENED THE MOST UEAUTIFUIi LINE OF LA DIES' NECKWEAR EVER SHOWN IN SALEM WE KNOW IT. WE AHE ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT IT.' WE ARE SURE OP A GREAT BUSS NESS THIS WEEK IN OUR NECK FIXING DEPARTMENT. PRICES WILL RANGE 1 5c to $7.50 Ask (o see the new ruffsthey are simply beautiful m CAUSES DROP IN SUGAR PRICK il'nlted Press Lcnsed Wlro.) Sew York, Nov. 11. Bittor wnr btlag waged today botwoon t!io Imerlcin Sugar Refining company td Arbuekh IJros., who- nro np- irently being nsBlBted in tholr flgl t I; the Federal Hoflnlng company. tjgar prices aro being Blnshcd nnJ be open sharp competition has ro uted In scaling down tho margin ttween raw nnd refined products to i bills, It Is said, that little tnoro tin meets tho cost of production. The cause of tho breach between l two leading producers can only lurmlsed, but it is curront go&- Rp In the trade that Arbucklo Dro3. e had a falling out with tho now IJnlnlstrntlon of American Sugar piling company. It Is said tint in agreement renchod somo yearn go between tho late prcBldent Have- fitter and the Arbucklo Bros, lias lermlna'ed, and thnt tho later do- rllned to renew it ALBANY APPLE FAIR TRAIN WILL LEAVE DEPOT AT 1 1 O'CLOCK Tho Albany Apple fair excursion will bo n great buccoss. Salem's Mil itary bnnd has been engaged, and a largo number of tickets Bold. Tho majority of the crowd seem to prqfor going nt 11 o'clock nnd that Is tho hour finally ngreod upon. Banngrs nro being prepnred for the enrs, anil the band will play on tho streets in tho morning and march to tho S.. P. pnBsonger depot. . All Intending to go ought to got tholr tickets as early us possible to day, cither by going to tho Board of Trndo offlco or calling unon hoiiip member of tho soliciting committee Thore will be a big turnout at tho regular monthly meeting of the Board of Trade this evening, when the final details of tho uxurslon will bo given out. Every membor of the organization ought to mnko it a point to attend tho meeting tonlghL. ftHiMiiinniiiiiimiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Another Large Express Shipment of H Extra Wide Neck Ruchings : JUST RECEIVED Colors, white, cream, pink, blue, In plain and tlnsol trimmed also a flno lino of assorted pattofas In neck lengths, bIx Btyles in a box and a big lino of Ladies' Fancy Neckwear. RESTRAIN POWERS OE EMPEROR - - FACTIONS UNITE TO LIMIT KAISER MANY (Continued from pago 1) five coaches and a baggago car. All the coaches of tho Northonat orn train wero derailed and badly smashed. Tho wreckngo caught flrc but wns boou extinguished. EPIDEMIC OF LEPROSY GROWING IN PORTUGAL Lisbon, Nov. 11. Declaring Port ugal is threatened witn an iiclunl epidemic of leprosy, Dr. Zopherlno! Falcno of tho Lisbon health depart niont hns bogun n furious newspaper! campaign for govornmont action to ward tho stamping out of tho disease Ho calls attention, in an nrttclo in tho "Seculo" to tho fact (hut n trlflo moro than 1500 leprosy cases aro al ready roglBterod- throughout,- tho country. This number; lib ndds, Is a long way (100) short of tho truth. He assorts, too, that tho dlooaso is spreading rapidly, citing thq. daily frosh registration? In suport of his contention. I Cold; nnd Croup In Children. "Mr Mtt'o girl is subject to coldi." ror hai been prevontcd many times pom having tho croilp by tho tlmoly wiJirs, wm. H. sorlg, No. 41 Firm fc'.Wt, Wheeling, W. Vn. "Last wln- prmo naa a Rovoro spoil nnu n tor rid cougn, but I curod her witn Ciemberlaln's Couch Romody with- pot the aid of a doctor, and my llttlo r ill (Jealers. It la conceded thnt Cannon will ontlnue as spenkor of the houso of preentatlves OASTOniA. tb ?mKiiwmkmnmgs &v " B f ar s JEWELERS Early Christmas Selections PhTijjnena rnnstantlv ARrnnna r per. r prion But what tho ovo the conscience must surely "p Therefor when wo say eleit Christmas gifts now" wo re as Mi. itous for your welfare as ti' own akl g'ldon rule for..your- ' fommenct early and remem- "'it Darr'fl iwni, a "i.'. nt without your recognl- vi On Vil! ho -v-ii.J .... "v vtuiuiicu uyyuur lave-ti a' ions. . ' Ba -, rV tt's t $ - How to Cure a Cold. Do nB curofiil as you can you will occasionally tako cold, an dwhon yoj do, get n mcdeclno of known reliabil ity, ono thnt has an established repu tation and thatls certain to effect a quick euro. Such a medlclno Is Chnmborlnln's Cough Remedy. It hns gained a world wldo reputation by Its romnrkablo cures of this most common ailment, and enn always be doponded upon. It acts on nnturo's iplnn, rolloves tho ltingi, nlds oxpec- ' toration, opens tho sccrotlons and aids nnturo in restoring tho systom to a healthy condition. During tho many yenrs in which It has been in gonornl uso wo havo yet tc learn of a Islnglo case of cold or attack of tho grip having rosultod In pneumonic I when this romedy wns used, which Bhows conclusively thut It is n cortaiu provontlvo of thnt daugcrous dlscaso. Chamberlain's Cougn uoaiouy con tains no opium or other nnrcotic and may bo givon ns confidently to a baby as to an adult. For buIo at Dr. Stono'e drug store. o ' A frcshmnn at'Adolbort collego, Cleveland by tho namo of John Earlo Smith, given to dreaming, suddenly rushod into his boarding houso with a wild stutoment about a fight be tween Juniors nnd sophmoro, a wild jauto rldo and his final pursuit to tho boarding houso by onomles. norlln, Nov. 11. Tho rotchstug was packed today when tho dobato on "tho Indiscretions of tho kalsor." wns continued. Every available soat in the galleries was taken and thoro was no standing room. Horr Scrador, for tho national lib oral, Uerr Hoffman, for tho united llbornls, Horr damp for tho conserva tives, Horr Norman, for tho Imper ialist conservatives, and Horr Ztm mormnn for tho Agrurltuis led today's attack on the emperor which was aa bittor aa yestorday's debate. Thcso leaders, nil roprcBonting op posing factions In tho Gorman par liament, Joined on tho Ibsuo boforo tho rolchstn and all domandod a limitation of tho knlsor's personal power. Tho speakers domandod u plodgo that tho kaiser refrain from giving Interviews In tho futuro wltho'ut first Hiibmlttlng his remarks to tho mlnlstors of tho foreign ofllces. "Tho dignity of tho nation, to say nothing of its safety, domnuds that wo check tho royal prerogative of sowing broadcast opinions that don't 1-1 n tho least roflect real Oonnan sontl- merit," declared Norman nt tho closo of his speech. Tho other speakers took tho mune attitude. They resented everything said, tho statement of tho emperor that tho largo lleot of Gormnny was alined against Knglnud. It Is thought todny that n bill will bo Introduced limiting personal pow er of the. emperor and that Chan cellor vori Buoiow will resign In.con ueqnonco. t SIX DEAD IN I WYOMING WHKCK I Donvor, Nov. 11. Reports from Borle, near Choycnno,Wyo., today any that six persons were killed nnd throo Bevoroly Injured In n frolght wrock near that placo today. The wreck wus caused by an ex tra freight train crashing Into tho cnbooso of another freight train. Englneor Schloy, Conductor Mur ithv ii in! Flrnmiin ChiMstonBon are among tho dead. Threo bodies still nro In tho wreckngo and thoro Is n possibility that still another person was killed. Tho collision occurred at a point on tho Union Pacific 11 miles west of horo. Tho cabooso caught flro from tho engine. Donvor, Colo., Nov. It. Lator ndvlccB rrom Horlo, Wyo., today say that nlno men woro killed In ho Un ion Pnclllc wreck near there, when two frolght trnlnn mot In u renr-and collision. Tho dead: Englneor Schloy, Conductor Mur phy, Flromnn Chrlstonson, Brnkoman Duncan ( Stttt and Rodgora and threo Japanese workmen. Threo wore probably fatally hurt. 2ED GRAIN Wo havo somo flno reelonnod Oats, Wheat, Itye, Vetch, otc, on hand. Quality tho best and prices right. SEED CLEANER Our grain and seed olennor Is run ning full time and Just keeps up with tho rush orders. Bring In your grain nnd have It oloaned; thoro Is onough foul soods on your land now without sowing any moro. Charges reasonable and work first class. GRASS SEEDS This Is a Bpeolalty with &is and wo have the largest stoqk In the valley. We handle" 'only tile very host and oujr prices are tho .lowest, quality considered. CONFEDERACY'S DAUGIITEIIS HOLD CONVENTION (Unltod Pross Loased Wlro.) Atlanta, Nov. 11. Tho falreU women of tho South aro horo today to attend the annual convention of tho United Daughters of tho Confoi' oracy, which oponed a throu-days' session this morning. Mrs. Cornelia Branch Stone, pro Idont of tho gonornl division opened tho convention. Tho morning ses sion was given over to the organiza tion of the convention and the ap pointing of tho various committer and this afternoon Is to be taken up with ooolal events, A most elabornto sorios of enter tainments has boon planned for the guMts. Govornor and Mrs. Hoko Smith are to give a reception to tho dolgatos tonight. Tho Atlantn fodoratlon of chilis Is to hold a special meeting at tho Pied mont Driving club house and a num bor of oher n-aotU tttttlCTAOINdIN her of other atrnctlons are planned. Tho Robort E. Leo and Jefferson Davis ohapters of the organization from San Francisco aro represented, as are many othor wostern chapters. Treasury Statement. Wa-hlngton. D. C. Nov. 11. The treasury statement today shews: Receipts, 12.749.422. Expenditures, $2,230,000. o ' Sick Hiwliiolte. Till d'stresslng dlsaso results from a disordered condition of tho stomach, nnd can be cured r-y taking Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Get a frea satnplo at Dr Stpue's drug stgrp, and' try It. , ' : . , I -J I r t W'vo Jiust received anothor lot of Ladles' Novelty Dress Goods Good patterns havo boon tcarco In' tho wholesalo market and wc consider oursolvos fortunate thai we woro ablo tp roplonlsh our Btock with desirnblo novoltlcs. Aren't you going to mako a BEARCLOTH COAT for your daughter? Tho girls aro all wearlhg)them. Wo'ro showing a splen did assortment of plain and curly bonrcloth In cream, navy and red. Thoso now crushed plush effects In Fancy Dcarcloth aro cortaln ly swell pnttorns for glrl'B coats. Havo you scon them? New Idea Magazine Fourteon months for G0o and your chotco of any lOo pattern frea If you subBcrlbo before Novombor 15th. It's tho best possible In vestment you can mnko for a half dollar. Those Boys' High School Corduroy Hats Have Arrived At Last T They're taking tho cltleB by storm, which accounts for the delay in filling our order. They're tho greatest HIT of tho season. Light nnd dark colors and our price la only WARNS (Continued From Page 1. Frnnclsco that Japan could mobilize an army that might swoop tho coun try. "Mind you this only n theory In answer to a theorotlcnl question, but you must remember thut .you huvo no Port Arthur In this country." Tho significant stntomontB woro mado by the Jupunoso lawyer at tho conclusion of an Interview In which ho disclosed tho plan, of tho Jnpa noso to Invito ono hundred ropro sonsntlvo American nowspnpor inun to visit Japan to study conditions. Dr. Nylnkuwa said that tho plan hns alroady been formulated nnd that the emperor has slgnlilod his approval. In dosorlblng iho proposllon Dr. Nylnkuwa said: "Wo of Japan regard America as ruled by tho press. Y'our papors glvo tho pooplo nows nnd mould tholr opinions. Count Okuiun, Prouidont Osnno nnd President Usen, of tho two loading steumshtp lines of Japan think, us do many of our prominent mon, that If tho newspapers onb .know conditions In Jnpnn they would soe Just how the two country's Inter acts are cohesive. Thou thoro would be little chance of 'Jingo' wnr news creeping Into tho columns of tho pa pors, "Thoso men who edit nro thoso who should know the condition. Now they do not. "When our omporor sent a porson al message to tho President, ono of peaco, tho pooplo of Japan tho ma jority of whom held tho emperor as the descendant of God who could not mako a mistake said:- 'Great Is America. Wo must have peaco.' "Thoy cchoswl the mikado's thought It Is religion thore to re gard tho mikado aa God. Hs mes sage has'lnwred peace." 50 cents Wo havo n big lot now hut you'll havo to hurry If you wantj ono boforo tho supply Ih exhausted. ijg aywed i LS i . J v Ms-r" (a&df&Uslc w& c&rst&k ija We undersell "regular stores" ign iniimi-H' ' niiiMit mum ilium ii iimiiii Every trado and profession re quires Its wholo man. o i ,Y Peculiar Wrench of tho foot or anklo may praduco n vory sorlous sprain. A sprain Is moro painful thnn a break. In all aprainH, cuts, burns nnd scnlds Dal lard'o Snow Liniment Is tho host thlngto uso. Relievos tho pain in stantly, reduces swolllng, Is n por foct antlsoptlo and heals rapidly. Price 25c, GOo and $1.00. For Bale uso of this syrup. This romedy Is for salo at Dr. Stono's drug store. The volco should bo the sounding-board of tho soul. Aim high and consider yourself oapabloof groat things. How to Trvat a Sprain. Sprains, swellings and lamouoss aro promptly rolloved by Chamber lain's Llnlmont. This liniment re duces Inflammation and snronoss an that n sprain may bo curod In about ono-thlrd tho tltno requlrod by tho usual treatment. 25 nnd 50 conU sizes for salo at Dr. Stono's drug store. British subjects colobrntod King Edward's birthday In Portlnnd Mon day night. A Hair's 1'ivadlhKBcape, Do you know that ovorytimo yoit havo n cough or Void and lot It run on thlngtnk It will Just cure Itself; you uro inviting pneumonia, con sumption or somo other pulmonary troublo? Don't risk It. Put your lungs bnck In porfoct health and stop that tough, with Dallard'B Hore hound 8yrup, '' Prlco 20c, 50c, and $1.00 per bot tle. Bold by all doalera, An, Increaeo of 20 per cont In tho pay. of Portland teachera has boon favored by tho school bonrd. A Broken Rack, That pain In your back caused by lumbago, stiff muuclcs or a strain la an oasy thing to got rid of. Dal lard's Snow Llnlmont euros rhouma tlsm, himbagn, aoro nnd stiff muscles, strains, sprains, cuts, burns, bruises, Hcnldit and all aches and pains. You noed a bottle in your houso. Sold by nil dealers. Mrs. Allen Reed. who. at Denver, tried to kill Mrs. Genevieve Chanlor Phlpps, the, divorced wifo or a Pitts burg itiUUonalru because her domum ! for $20,000 waa not compiled with. s behoved to be Insane as she Js the daughter or u Now York millionaire and has un Income of $12,000 monthly. TOILXJLi uwwkkukWMwMkmMiuktimviMmhkmmkH K .. rm . WT J 1 4 4 A m. Mv.r rtrfl Vlvlfl7 I rArt 44tinmUttaty ii new mm Jiigiiu uauu rtmumuuiiwa j BOUGHT, SOLD OR EXCHANGED. Great bargains In tho following autou; Tourist '07 model, 7 passouger, glass front, clock, spoodo motor, gaB lights, in perfect order, $1050. Cost $3000. Franklin Touring Car, top.gas lights, newly ovorhaulod. Cost $3100, for $1350. Stoddard Dayton '07 model, glass front, top, speedometer, clock, gas lights, In flno cond Itlou. Cost $3000, for $1350. Stoddard Dayton '07 model, glass front, top, spocdometor, gas lights, In flno condition. Cost $3000, ror $1260. A bargain. Orient Touring Car, glnss rront, top, all new tires. Cost $2800, ror a quick sale $800. NUMEROUS OTHER MAKES. Popo Wavorly Electric, In ported condition, icon usod 44 months. Cost $2200, with now rectifier ror charging rrom oloc- m trio light. Cost $3000. nil ror $1150. All makes of Runabouts In portect condition, rrom $176 to $600. FOR BARGAINS SEE US. , THE WISE MAN BUYS A USED CAR I Portland Automobile Commission House AUTOMOBILE ROW. 534-36 Alder Street, Corner 17th. Phone A Main 4455 We are the onlv exclusive Second-Hand Dealers in VBl,,i.J,r.TU InmAI nn U Pnnet j- v,' i (-ui UMIUJ. ; I lie luiticai wmuiv uuuai. 4 I f i VI iU JEWELERS . d.;a: i kite & sons Salera, Oregon. O 3!fSt37 6 fW$ gjgRA' : ' " " ' AUTO REPAIRING V ..- sv&Zzfa wiwwiiwwiWMwwwwiiimiiwwiitwimwwwMin a,