Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, November 19, 1908, FIRST EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text, TWLY CAPITAL JOURNAL. 8ALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMDKR 10, 1008. 1 9 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Vi. IIOI'KK, fid. nnd lmp, Imlei'oiKk'iit .N'uwpaper Dovutcil to American Principle" and thv I'rogrewi ami Dorclupomout'of All Oregon. PnbllMieil livery Kvunluir HxcOpt Sunday, , Salem, Ore. SUIlSCItlPTION KATES. (lnvarlnbty In AdvAiico.) Dally, by r"lor, per ycr W.OO l'cr month W. Dally, by mall, per ycaf 4.00 Per month Sot Wcokly, by mall, por vcar .... 1.00 Six month X TIIH FIGHT FOll MOUNTAIN WATKIl. Tho Capital City lins started In on u campaign for a supply of puro mountain vntcr for tho use of the pcoplo of this city and suburbs and otnto institutions. This is tho larg est ami moot , Important undertak ing that lins over been started In this city, and one that will tax tho best efforts of the men who have been onlintcd. The committee of 15 tlnt mot with Uovornor Chamborlaln "Wednesday to consider ways and moans to bring about this desidera tum comprise the bet and most public spirited citizenship of Snlom It comprises men from nil walks of lire, from the highest public offi cial!) to the man of ordinary means who works at his trade for a liv ing. Tho rommltteo qmbrnccs man who represent merchandising, man ufacturing, education, the modlcal and legal provision, lumberman, woolonmlll man, cigar manufacturer, and largo taxpayers nntl reproHtjntu tlvos of capital. The personnel of tho rommltteo could not bo bettir nor of higher character. Of course, It Is understood Hint tho work of this commission will only bo preliminary. They are . pathfinders to sonrch out tho way to bring this about, and to rormulntc a plnn to accomplish tho end sought Tho creation of sub-committees nn I tho collation of tho facts nntl detail nccossnry for Intelligent action must bo In the blinds of some such pre liminary ndvlsory board, and tho Horvlcos of these men while In no way enmponsnted for Is none tho less of.tho greatest vnluo to the commun ity. It Is tho highest order of pn trlfttlo sorvlco to th community. Thoy nr filling n more Important office toward state nnd county and city than nny ofllclal now rendering n Horvlco to tho pcoplo bornuse they , nro doing n work that Is to nffoct tho health and wolfnro and protection of eocloty for years nnd for gonern tlons. Thnt they will glvo tho mnt tor tholr best tlmo nntl nttontlon no ono can hoiltnrfe to bolkvo. Thoso inon will not ontor upon tholr ilutloa in nny RllBhtlnjr nttltude. Thoy wll' do tho best work thoy nro enpablo of unit do It coiiHcleutlouHly. In milking It posslhlo for thlB c'ty nnd state to have pure mountain wntor thoso mou nro rondorlng n norvleo that Ih far moro Important than they would bo rondorlng by go-, lug to wnr for tholr fellow citizens. Tho .wnrfaro thoy are waging Is against hidden nntl iuihcoii power for ovll thnt canpot be discussed In , 'jKinllo print, nut tnoy nro wngliur n worfaro for better water and bet dor snnltary conditions, for longev ity nnd against doath In Its most In Hldlout forms. The cnmpalgn for mountain water Ib a fight for bet tor sod ' condlt'oiiB for every family hotter health and llfo In tho homo nnd tho public Institutions nnd better protection from .fire. No ono enn ostlmnto tho vnlue of such amice nnd be mou who glvo tholr tlmo and nttentlon to this matter-nre -worthy xif all honor and pratso. Ily nil moAnr let tis oncournge thorn and hold up tholr hands In this light for licUer wntor Riipiily thnt w'll make this e greotor city, and a grontor rtato In the oyos of tho nation. This olt will bo moro bonoflttod by securing nu uucontnmlnnhlo Aourco of wntor Hiipply In tho inmui 1nlns than by all thi othor boosting ngoucies thnt can bo devised. More liunplo will como hero to live nnd moro homes will be o'tabllshod here on account of this movement. Let us not underestimate tho value of this proposition from a home-building standpoint. Many a man Is do lor red from making thle city Ms homo becnuso some one has told lilm thoro Is not the best drlnklu wnter hero. While this cltv has now a vory puro wator Biipply tho best obtnlnnblo from tho river as a source tho advertisement wo would get from br'nglng In mounta'n water would bo our greatest nsso' in drawing nnpulntton. As a re sult of an Improved wntor swip'v thin would becomo th home of the wcalthlor class of professional mon who want to 1'vo In a roMdonco cltv otii ii y com hce to live In (the face of adverso reports as to tho wator supply. Henco tho biggost boost we can give our city is to let In n stream of pure mountain water by a gravity system. That should and mu3t be done within tho next eight months. A LITTLH MATHK LIKE KEEP ING PLEDGES. The movement started by Scott, Fulton, ot nl. at Portland to re-loa-o membors of tho legislature from their pledges Is not making much headway, although many sign ers are being secured, without re gard to their politics. "The move incut nwakens new Interest In lh political situation, and will precipi tate a hot fight over the speitrker shlp of the house nnd president of the sonnite. It Is now apparent thnt tho Statement N'o. 1 members, who nro In tho majority In both branches of the legislature will be able to or ganize both branches of tho legis lature. Tho presidency of the sen ate lies between Sonntor Kay of Marlon nnd Sonntor Soiling of Port land, both nntl-machlue men. Tire spcnkorehlp lies between Pntton, Jones and Campbell, or n Portland mnn If tho president ,of the en- ato goes to Kny. It Is n good sign of harmony between those who have any regard for public pledges that any one of them K willing to got out of the way for the other, pro forrlng principle shall prevail, nnd placing faith with the people above personal ndvnuatge. Thoso who advocate pledge breaking are losing ground morally every dny. After tho Fulton hnuquct Saturday night at Portland, ninny who nro opposed to Stntomont No. 1 .took tholr Btand with Dunlwny, snylng thoy believed It wns In tho true Intcrost of tho Republican party. What do men like Stephen A Lowell, Donjamln Franklin Jones, Henry 'E. McGinn, nntl Willis S. Dunlwny moan by ndvocotlng thnt Republicans keep tholr pledges .to the pcoplo? Don't thoy know thnt thoy aro llablo to bo clnssod ns 13ry nnltos nntl .traitors to tho Republi can party? Members of tho loglsla turo who took Statement No. 1 or Stntomont No. 2 should hasten to Join tho plodgo-bionkors' organiza tion nnd got Into Harvey Scott's An nnnlns Hand Wagon If thoy want hon ors nt tho hands of tho machine In future. Tho hlghost duty of a Ito publlcnn ropiosentntlvo Is to bronlc his party faith and decolvo tho pco plo undor all clrcumtancos, nccord Ing to tho rovlsed vorslon of Abra ham Lincoln, Lowell, Jones, Mc Ginn nnd Dunlwny should bo kicked out of the party, according to that angpl of purity, Chuuncey M, Dopow, who Is now the Idol of tho Oregon-Inn. How do alleg imI polltlclnns In Or-; ogon export to do biisluoss with tho people whon itlulr chlof assent and Mock In trndo will bo n rocord of vi olated plodgos? Tho pooplo do not trust thoni nny too woll now. How much los will thoy trip t thorn when they have further ofllclnlly gono up on rocord for n gonornl public do cept'on of tho pooplo? Why, ns n rule politicians will not oven trust ono nuothor unlois plodgos aro kept. In politics you never have anything but n mini's word for anything, nnd what will any mnn's word bo good for If his wrltton, publicly made, sworn 'to and subscribed pledgo is violated and trampled In tho dirt of repudlnt'on? Why It Is a propo sition thnt .a whlto mnn should bo nshamed to mako to a cannibal snv ago. If n man 'took Statement No. 1 lot him stay with it. If ho.took Stntomont No. 2, let -him stay with It. If ho made any old statement, lot him stny with It. Wo should b? mon or renounce nil claim to re spect In society. religious. But why tho moral nnd ro llgiouB elements will not turn out to Beo Tho Holy C ty nt prices that run from 25, 35, GO to 75 cents a sent Is n religious mystery, It 'a probably explained by tho fnct that rellglous.peop'o hnvt not the theater habit. Thoy do not spend much on entertainments. They nro mainly concerned about their own organiza tions and entertnlnments, and hence have not time or thought to spond on promiscuous nmuscmens. But It lu still n mystery how this kind of piny can fnll to Interest thoso who are lookliig townrd reformation of the drama, who want to see It turn Its attention to the purer side of things, Ono would think thoy would fill the opera house when a religious drnma. is put on tho boards and for one night, nt least, crowds cut tho problem piny, the sonsatlonnl melo drnmn, nnd tho rnclng nnd gambling plays that fascinate tho wicked crowds of sporting people who flock to see them presented. szm&r PREVENTED FROM MARRYING TWICE llutte, Mont., Nov 11). Instead of being a hnfipy bridegroom today, en joying a honeymoon trip with tho girl h wns about to mnrry when n dopiiity sheriff "butted In" with a warrant for his arrest, Joe Turltch Is lu tho hands of the police nnd Miss Nike Mnrlnovlch retain her mnlden name. It all happond because somo one. who clnlmfd to know thnt Turltch had n wlfo and two children In Aus tria, wanted to prevent tho marriage to Mls Mnrlnovlch. However, the mnnv Invited guests had assembled i In tho Marlnovlch home, tho priest was walking from pom to room slinking hands .the big feast was all ready for the hungry ones In fnct. itho wedding ceremony was about to bo performed when In bobbed tho dep'.iiy sheriff nnd led the br'do groom nway. Tears and exclnmntlons then crowded out nil the merry making. More proof thstt T.ydlu 13. Ptnlt uun' VojrornbK'CnmnouiHl Hiivc'f volutin from .sui'frk'iil operations. Mrs. S. A. Williams, of Utmliner' Maine, writes: "I 'vnsa frroat cufteror from femftU troubles, turn Lydln E. Plnkham's Voire table Compound restored mo to liealtl In three months, after my physician Icclnrcd that an operation was abso lutely necessary." Mrs. Alvitm Sperling of 1G4 Clcy nourno Ave.. Chiengo, 111., writes: " 1 fiuiTcreu from female troubles, a tumor nnd much inflammation. Two it the best doctors in Chicago decided hat an operation was ncccbsary to save uy life. Lydln 13. Plnkhtun'H Vegetable I'ompound entirely cured mo without in operation." FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. l'Yir thirty j'ears Lyclin K J'ink liam's A'egctuble t'omK)Uii(l, uuiih; from roots nnd liurlis, 1ms been thu stundnrd remedy for female, ills, and lins iosit i vely enred thoiisunds oi women ulioluiveU'en troubled with dis)lat-emenls, iiilliiiiimalion, uleem lion, llliroid tumors, iiivKiilnrities, periodie rains, biieknehe, that beur-uifr-dowu feeling;, Miiluleiiey,iudies tioii,diziiiess,ornervous prostration. Wliy don't you try it ? JWrs. Pinkliiiiil InvltcJi ull slek women to writ lier for ml vice. She lin.s guided thousands to health. Address, Xiynu, Mu.sr. THE TFT nnT TtTE FAMILY EVEH HA I) Can, bo obtnlnod from our prlni tondor nnd Juicy beef, mutton o pork. All our meats nro solecto-j from tho choicest, and prepared fo. tho tnblo to suit tho domnnds of tht fastidious. Our prices aro lowor foi quality than you can And at nni place in Salem. k B. O. GROSS, Phono 201. 870 State St TORRID ZONE FUNARCE Good coffee is partly in buying" and partly, in making; like everything else. Your crnrf r rt-nirnn ynnr tnonr II joa don'l ille S luillnv Hfi 1 1 Imi Austria continues to mobilize her troops to b ready for emergencies -o- Peculiar Wrench of .the foot or .ankle mny produco a vory serious sprain. A sprain 's moro painful thnn n break. In nil sprains, cuts, burns and scalds Dal lard'B Snow Liniment Is the host thingto uso. Rellevoo tho pnln In stantly, rcducos swelling, Is n por feet nntlscptic nntl heals rapidly. Price 25c, GOc and $1.00. For snlo uso of this syr:;p. Thli romedy Js for sale at Dr. Stono's drug store. . o A plnnNls undor wny to Irrigate Long Valley, lying lu California and Nevada, at an expense of $500,000. . 0" " DoWitt's Little Karl Risers, t".e famous little liver pills. Sold by all druggists. Grand Opera House J. P. CORDRAV, Manager. SATPRHAV. NOVKMIlKIt Ul LI3 COMTI3 AND llil3SIII3lt Pl'i'oent Luella Morey in The Holy City Hy Clnronce Uuiiftt .The greatest plsy over writ ten foundod on Illble history. prioks -rv, r,(H inc. Seats on sale Saturday 0 a. m. MM I . 1-M rjT VTB T f jW . j -rinr a jmr r KJ&gr APAVZtf M0? 223 S. COMMCItCIAL Sr The Above cut ropresenU on brick lined Torrid Zone Furnncu Ounrantecd gas, smoko and dui roof. Economical and durable A. L. FRASER 2.1H STATE STREET. RottmRtoi furnianod on hratlni hh miiininiiiimiiii i ; Flowers aid Bulbs; :; CARL P. Rl'EP, 371 Stnto st., , Salem, Oro. ; '' Fftill lino of Tulips, Hyn-!' ) clntliB, NnrclsBtis and all kinds ', ; of spring bulbs. Tlmo to plnnt ; '' thorn Is now. 19-1 9-1 mo '' t m TIIK ROLY CITY. It is n remnrkablo fact that this beautiful biblical Btory play has nover been able to got a houso In Salem, avowedly the most religious city lu tho state. It is a city or churches and rcliglotu educational Institutions and yet a play that 1b written about the life ot John tht nnptist cannot get fcAir rows lu tho orchesrn filled with people. The gal'ory will fill up pretty well with gallery gods, who nre anything but dM B9 arr s JEWELERS ains Now thnt Christmas trade has bogun In ronl oarnost, let's hnvo an understanding. This Is not n bargain store in tho gouorml nccoptanco of the term and the exoluslvontMa or our lines precludes tho possibility of many comparisons. But we bollovo our prices ,ns a ihoK, nro tho lowest absolutely tho lowest for goods of equal merit. Thoy nre bargains only in tho sonso of their desirability, and be cause wo nover lose sight of tho fact that tho growth of this s'oro can only be promoted tluough the satisfaction of its patrons Bail's JEWELERS 4 A' I O C. T. Co. Stenmors Pomona and Oregona loavo for Portland dnlly except Sun day at 0 a. m. M. I. BALDWIN, Agent. HAILROAlTTfMTr; r,;:. ? " h2f. 1008. ".iwv Toy nra p0M. No. 105:13 .T'1. press. - a,--0rno. No. 18-8M0 ., " No- 12.-2:15 n. MB . v aenger. !urJ No. 14 a.,. W press. ' P" 0-' Pllruj No. $ZV -hk freight. ,0 p'-B-PKil .o. 22G . 10.46-11... . Toward Snn i,v i I No. ll.ll OJNj No. 17. 6.45 n ... passenger. g",ftnj No. 15-9:56 p. ttMunfa. I prc3. m,"M No. 133:31 n , r freight. " D' Pc,Nh ""' ""p. n:88 a. m.-...r m 1 1 i Tlmo r-nf.1 !.'..-. . ill, For. "aot.ij, Portland and Intermediate Local tu - . ......u-iiiusugro and . i tormedlnte, Local ... j.jj, Portland and Intermedials, 'T,u. "111.! i-uriiunu nna intermediate, ,,.."',: .!. l uiuuiiu-iiiaiaiin ana Him ooro, Limited . j,jjI I'uriianu-Miiisboro onj h. lerniciiinic, Loca! r(lk x ui iiiuiii una iniermtoutt, n rortianu nna Intermedial!. L0C!" IDhI Frem: Portland nnd Intermediate l-ocnl jjjul Portlnnd-Hlllsboro and In termediate. Local ic, u Portland, lllllsbnm .ind Tualatin, Limited 1 II a Portland and Intermediate, Local lititl Portlnnd-Hlllsboro and In termediate, Local Him Portland and Intermediate. Local J IS Portland and Intermediate, Local ... . "'Ill Portland and Intermediate Local 'Mini V Standing Offer Dr. Stone's Drug Stcro will sell any artlclo, anv moJtclne, any bottle of patent medlc'ne, any box of pills or cake of soap, for 2 conts less than nny cut-rate, ad vertised by any drug store in Sa lem ai a Special Monday Sale. This proposition applie3 to any special cut rate sale by any drug ctoro for nny day or time. Compare Our Prices HICKORY BflKK Cough Remedy AMOlVTflV run Coughs, Colds CROUP Whoopinf Coujh MoirlfntM Bronchili. iWSORl: THROAT TMKOAT.nrtll'NCS tKarat aui ii hi in ru. V 4 ty ft P f t4 r t-tm m vurM orr-ON t s.. aBagaaBT?TT.nTrBijagg rnt. ittt4lt C"U tr kJI . G? P. MASON IIOX CO. 247 Miller St.,' South Salem, manu facturer of all kinds of boxes, cratuj and fruit dryer accessories. Phon' S08. 'W ONE OR MANY COLORS LARGEST FACILITIES IN THE WEST FOR THE PRODUCTION OF HIGH GRADE WORK IATIS AS lOW AS (AST'IR HSOSIS Now is the Time lo visit California When summer lu passed in these north ern states, the inn Ii ouly mild under rt bright blue rtk of Southern CilltortU. This la one of nitort happy proTUloM eternal summer ki thoso who cannot dure a more climate. California has d" called the "Mecca el the winter tourW Its hotels nd M? plug places ire j varied as those ot fl woll regulated cltl Visitors caa d find suitable o niodntlonsi wdsiui compnglons mi nr" led, pleasliS a tlons. SOUTHERN PACWCfJj . .j a unDBlyJ"1' Will De Elu " -" ' Kt describing ,,., many delights of M California ,.- TlioratofromSaiej . .... n return ' i Angles - -noe l Umlt six mon M. 0l stopovers in """ nS( tlon. Similar eu ro in effect to HCIK points For full WormttW. ij; reservation, "J "1 telegraph or write s I or . . uJ W3I. M'Sil GoW "-""".S-v8-'- EI i "" ,), r viM ni - go.. "J---ZZ&Z I Ask your poctr j5