Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, November 24, 1908, Page 2, Image 2

DAttT CAFU Ai TOCTtNAi,, 8AM8M, OnBOOK, TTOBSPAY. NOVEMBEB 24, 10IM,
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
R IIOFKR, Ed. and Pron
Independent Newspaper Devoted to American Principles nnd
the rronroM unit Dovolopcmont of All Oregon.
rubllMiod Hvery livening Bxcopt Sunday, Salem, Ore.
subscription rates.
(Invariably In Advance)
Dally, by carrier, per year JO.OO Per month 0c
Dally, by mall, per year- 4.00 Per month Mc
Weekly, by mall, per venr- 1.00 Six months 60c
Sfe
WOOD STILL
PRINCIPAL
MATERIAL
UNIONJ&gtABEL
PROVES TO
BE WOMAN
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Anncontln, Mont., Nov. 21. Slt
'tlng in one of the cells of Anncon
da's Jnll today is a woman giving the
namo of Lonnio Soarlight, a beauti
ful mulatto, who Is accused of play
ing the rolo of footpad in man's at
tire. Tho woman enmo to grief a few
minutes after a man was hold up
and searched in tho glare of an elec
tric light laBt night. Tho victim's
ring was oven taken from him. Tho
police suspected tho mulatto woman
of committing tho crlmo and ar
rcBted her.
HENEY MUST
'"' UNDERGO
OPERATION
San Francisco, Nov. 2-i. Francis
J Ilonoy's condition is roportcd today
not to ho as satisfactory as his physi
cians would wish, nnd It is planned
to purform another operation on him
hoforo nightfall in tho hopo of reliev
ing Ills system of tho offect of tho
anesthetic which was administered to
him during tho oporation for tho ro
moval or tho bullot fired by MoitIb
HnnB. Tho prosecutor's condition is
not considered gravo. Ills doctors
declare howovor, that, only for his
iron constitution nnd indomltnblo
spirit, ho would liavo boon much
worso in tho reaction following his
injury.
PORTLAND WOMAN
SHOOTS AT BURGLAR
(United ProBs Lcnsod Wire.)
Portland. Or.. Nov. 21. To tho
pluck of Mrs. J. F. Kimball is to
day attributed tho failure of at least (
on burglary In Portland at an early
hour thin morning.
Aroused by tho nolso occasioned
by ho raising or a window, Mrs.
Kimball, who was alono In her homo
sprang out of bod Just In time to
fioo tho bond and shoulders of n man .
crawling through a window". Mrs,
Kimball solzed a revolver and ilrod.
Tho burglar droppod to tho ground
and disappeared. Mrs. Kimball Is
cortaln tho bullot hit him.
RHEUMATISM IS
NOW OVERCOME BY
THIS MIXTURE
ANYONE CAN MIX THIS SIMPLE
PRESCRIPTION WHICH PROMPT
LY RELIEVES THIS DREAD
DISEASE.
Recent hospital reports bIiow that
the dread disease, rheumatism, Is
steadily increasing throughout the
country. All known means of relief
nro being suggested to save the
grpat amount of suffering thl3 win
ter, especially among thoso who art
not in a position to pack up and visit
tho noted health resorts to bo treat
ed. Recent tests prove rheumatism
not exactly a disease in Itself, but
a severe symptom of kidney trouble,
a condition caused by clogged up
pores of tho ellmlnatlve tissues in
tho kidneys which fall to filter the
poisonous waste matter and uric
acid from tho blood, permitting
thoso substances to remain In the
veins and decompose, usually sett
ing about tho joints and muscles,
cnuslng tho intense pain , swelling
nnd stiffness of rheumatism.
Tho following slmplo homo treat
ment will euro Rheumatism and Is
harmless and Inexpensive and so
slmplo thnt anybody can mix It nt
homo,
Tho Ingrcdlonts are: Fluid Ex
tract Dandelion, one-half ounce;
Compound Knrgon, ono orunco; Com
Syrup Sarsnparllla, thrco ounces. Go
to any good proscription pharmacy
nnd got these thrco harmless Ingrc
dlonts and mix them by shaking In n
bottlo, taking as n dose a tcapoon
f nl after each meal and again nt
bcdtlmo.
Thcro Is nothing better In tho
world for n backache, kidney nnd
hladdor trouble, too. Such symptoms
as froquont and painful urination,
soreness, wenknlcss, general and
nervous debility are eauied by cor
taln nclds and pohonous waste mat
tor, decayed tissue, etc, In tho blood,
which tho kldnoyB will clear and
purify nrtcr a few doses of this prescription.
-o--
Lane a Family medicine- cannot
savo nil doctor bills, but can savo n
good sharo of thorn, Ono two-shll
ling pnekago has kopt a wholo family
In good health for a year.
PAYS $5 FOR GIVING
v-
i
CUSSING TO ATTORNEY
(Unltod Press Leased WIro.)
arms Valley, Cal Nov. 24.
Congressman Englehrlght is Just $.5
poorer to day as n result of a care
losflly worded epithet which ho ap
plied to Lloyd Liimo, a ylung at
torney, in an nltorcatlon nt tho Na
tional hotol yesterday. Instead of
giving Englehrlght any retort, Ln
ruo sworo out a warrant charging
tho statesman with disturbing hi
peaco. Englobrlght, having cooled
down, pleaded guilty and paid a $5
flno.
Tho quarrol hotwoo ntho two mon
grow out or a dispute ovor a suit
which tho congressman had brought
against C. H. Dnrkor. a ronl oatato
man, Tor commlssloni alleged to bo
duo. Lunio rouresoutod Dnrkor and
Jmndlod his client's ens; so nggres
ulvoly that tho congrossiunn lost his
tamper.
FALLS FROM CLIFF
MISTAKING TRAIL
Wouvorvtllo. Cnl., Ntiv. M --ANer
falling from a precipice and crawling
Hovoral mllos with n broken log. O.
W. Whlto, court roportor of Trinity
county, is in a precarious condition
Iwn-rt Inilnv frntii OYnnmiio. Hn wan
found slowly making his way along a
mountain inni yestoraay uy hubs
Mucnlo Dlgolow who rodo four miles
fnr nlil.
Whlto was walking along tho
mountain sldo last nlgnt wiion the
nccldont hnpponod. Tho path was
dark and mistaking a shadow for a
log, ho stopped off n cliff. Ho fell
into tho shallow wutors of Drovvn's
Creok breaking his log.
In his crippled condition ho strug
gled along. Tho rain was falling in
ono of tho heaviest gales of the yonr.
All night long Whlto crawled until
found at 11 o'clock lit tho morning
nonrly exhausted.
Miss Dlgolow was unable to glvu
him lmmedlnto aid but riding to
Illachard's Flat she got aid and
Whlto was brought horo. Ho will
recover.
EX-OREGONIANS
HOLD REUNIONS
Mrs. C. L. Wntt, of this city, now
visiting Artisan lodges or California,
entortalned n party or frlonda at tho
St. Paul hotol in Oakland last Mon
day evening.
Tho time was Bpont with music nnd
games and thoso present, mnny of
whom lmvo onjoyed tho hospitality or
tho Watt homo In Snlom expressed
themselves ns having n most delight
ful tlmo. Tho Impromptu program
rendered consisted of plnno solos,
rondlngs and vocal numbers which
would havo been entertaining to any
audlonco. Mrs. Edna ParrlBh-Lowls
with sovornl impersonations con
vinced thoso presont of hor raro dra
matic ability while Messrs. II. II.
Market, Luther Whltunmu, Ralph
Mntthows and Ivan O. Martin mndo
tho time more enjoyable with collogo
glee club songs.
A luncheon was sorvod during tho
ovenlng. Tho following Orogoninns
wore prosont; Mossrs. Curtis Miller,
Fred Dowor. H. II. Markol, D. II.
Mnokol, Luther Whltomnn, Ralph
Matthews and Ivan G. Martin nnd
Misses Zulu Fftwk. Dortha Othorstedt
and Mrs. Edna Parrlsh-Lowls.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rlddoll, former
ly or this city, now or Derkoloy, Cnl.,
royally entortalned n party or friends
at their homo last Saturday ovenlng.
Tho rooms woro prettily decorntod
fo rtho occasion with bluo and gold
ponnants and flowers artistically ar
ranged to represent California's unl
vorslty. An elaborato dlnnor was
sorvod In n brilliantly lighted dining
room which was made still more nt
tractico by tho color-schomo of gold
and bluo. A massive U. C, ponuant
formod tho contor pleco or tho tnblo
ladon with delicious pabulum whllo
a small pennant was placo at each
plate.
Tho Oregonlans presont woro Mr.
and Mrs. Horbert Junk. nnd Messrs.
Ralph Mntthows nnd Ivan G. Martin
Great nB tho ndvanco In flro-proor
construction has boon during tho Inst
ton years thero has beon no lot-up In
tho use or lumbar ,nnd both archi
tects and builders find themselves so
dependent on wood today that they
aro compelled to admit that tho tor
ests or tho country nro likely to bo
tho chler sourco of building material
for many years to come.
"Tho uso of cement, terra cotta,
brick and stone, with a framework or
steel, will make it possible soon to
do away with wood entirely," Is a re
mark often heard, and, Indeed, when
one stands on lower Drondwny and
looks up nt tho towering skyscrapers,
tho stntoment seems to contain much
truth. As a matter of fact, however,
tho popular Idea that fire-proof ma
terials will do awny with tho need of
using lumber In n comparatively few
years is a vory erroneous one. All of
tho various flro-proof materials going
Into tho approved construction of tho
more substantial buildings aro used
In grentor quantities now than tho
world dreamed or a row years ago,
yet tho heavy demand ror lumber
continues.
That wood prodomlnntos Is shown
by tho annual building records. Or
tho permits used Tor buildings erect
ed last year approximately Gl per
cont woro constructed of wood, nnd
tho romnlnlng 39 por cont of lire re
slstng material, according to a re
port IsBued by tho Geological Survey
on operations In forty-nlno loading
cities of tho country. TI1980 figures
nro tho more slgnlllcnnt when It is
realized that they only represent the
building nctvltlcs In tho largest cit
ies; they do not take Into account
the construction of dwellings, stores
and other buildings In tho thousands
or smnll cities nnd towns scattered
over nnd not Included in tho rorty-
nino cities on which tho reckoning
Is made.
In town nnd smnll cities wood is
usually tho predominating building
material nnd it is safe to say that If
tho statistics had Included figures for
all places or whatever size, tho por
centngo of wooden construction
would havo boon much grentor. Thoso
figures, ns a rule, aro only for the
corporate limits, nnd tho suburbs or
theso cities hnvo ench vory largo
amounts to bo added. Tho cost, also,
Is relatively higher In theso cities
than In towns nearer tho huso of tho
supply.
flEADAG
"Myfthirhitbeeti anHrorfrnm tlckliomladir
for Hie Jn Iwonty Are yirnrt ami noror found any
relief until lis licifnn tnkliiit your Onoroti. Slneo
bflliki begun tnklnir UntcnreU lio lui nner linl
tho henJoclio. Tlioy liiuo entirely cured lilui.
CMCurett On nlint yon rccuminond lliem to do. I
will ulrs you tho jrjvllcti or uliiir Mi name.'
E.U.IHcknon JlSOKonliiorHt., W.Iudlonopolli.lnil.
Best for
CANDY CATrUnTIC
PleMknt rltabl, Potent, TMtsOnod.nofirioa,
Merer Sicken, Weken nrUrfpe, 10a. He, SOa. Never
old In bulk. Tho genuine tablet lumped OOO.
Qutrantoed to euro or your money baok.
Sterllns Remedy Co., Chlcaco or N.Y. 593
ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES
COFFEE
Why do we drink so
much poor coffee?
Because good coffee is
so good.
Your crocrr rcturni your money II you don't
111 Schilling'' ft: wr pav him.
PRIVILEGED GUEST
AT THE WILLAMETTE
A very distinguished guest is reg
istered nt tho Hotol Willamette by
tho namo of Edwin S. Pish, and In
splto or tho fact that tho gentleman
will not rccolvo nowspnpor reporters
or othor visitors Is a "good baby."
Tho following Information was round
on tho register below tho aristocrat's
slgnnture: "No buggnge. Kicks
about ovorythlng. Always yolllng ror
warm milk. Raised caln all
day. Claims tho rood given
causes stomach ncho. Claims
that ho has a stand-in. Stays in his
room nil tiny."
This gontlomnn or such notorlotory
has only beon In tho city for a short
tlmo, but has mado lire-long frlonds
bo far. Mr. Fred Fish, whose Inst
nnmo Is similar to that of Edwin Fish
Is vory much attracted to the new
guest nnd his only plensuro seems
centered in this ono of Snlom's products.
Pecullnr Wrench
or the root or nnk'e may produce 0
vory serious sprnln. A sprain 's
moro painful tbnn n break. In nil
sprains, cuts, burns nnd scalds Bal
lard's Snow Liniment is tho best
thlngto uso. Itellove1 tho pnln n
stantly, reducos swelling, Is n per
foct nutle,tii- and heals rnpldly.
Price 25c, 50e nnd $1.00. For sale
ue of ibis syr p Thl remedy is
for Bale nt Dr. Stone's drug store,
o
Throo towns wont "dry'
f yostordny.
, o
In Ohio
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
moves tho bowels gently. Contains
no polntc3. It U pleasant to take
nnd children especially like the tasts,
'so nenrlv like innnle Bucnr. Sold b
'ull dnuggisu.
Oklahoma finds she has loglsluted
bo strngently that railroads And it
lmpoBslple to build In tho state's
borders.
BIG SUMS
APPROPRIATED
Washington D. C, Nov. 23. The
Division of Militia Affairs of tho War
Department hns announced tho al
lowance of ammunition for tho pres
ont fiscal year mndo to tho National
Guard under tho net of May 27, 1908,
being GO por cent of tho allowance
to ho regular army. Tho total sot
nsldo for this purpose U $G43,124,
divided nmong tho states according
to tho enlisted strength or their Na
tion Guard. Now York lends with nn
enlisted strength or 13,800 nnd $80,
135 ror ammunition. Now Mexico,
which has tho smallest National
Guard, gets $1035, Tor its 243 on
listed mon. Tno stntes In ordor of
their strength, rank as follews:
Now York 13,800 $80,135
Pennsylvania u,J4&
Illinois 0,813
Ohio 5,009
Massachusetts 5,102
Now Jersey 3,982
Alabama 3,010
Wisconsin 2,825
Missouri 2,811
Georgia 2,800
.Michigan 2,018
Minnesota 2,012
Connecticut 2,520
Iowa 2,1 A 5
Indiana 2,121
Cnlirorniu 2,082
Tonus 2,032
North Carolina 1,835
Virginia 1,803
Maryland 1,7-11
South Carolina 1,7 11
Kentucky 1,500
Tonnusseo 1,130
New Hampshire .... 11,113
Oregon 1,3-13
Nebraska 1,299
Kansas 1,275
District or Columbia. 1,203
Arkansas 1,171
Malno 1.17.1
Florida 1.1 CO
Louisiana 1,1-12
Mississippi 1,083
West Virginia
Rhode Island
Vormont
Oklahoma . . .
Colorado
Washington
North Dakota
South Dakota
Idaho
Hawaii 452
Wyoming 439
98G
9G1
781
GG0
Gil
G39-
G39
5G2
4G9
00,285
37,284
32.2SG
31.502
25,052
17,081
1S.097
1G.88G
17.G59
1G.837
10,018
13,439
16 ... 1
12 501
14,005
13.C113
12.032
10. Gil
11,093
11,718
10.250
9.595
9 238
7.999
S 048
8.1 10
7.831!
7,941
7,940
7,7 f 3
7,179
7,315
G.0J1G
0,312
4,528
4,383
4,037
4,357
3,989
3,772
3,423
2.77G
2,871
2.55G
2,300
2,415
1,912
1.G35
Tnrc Tirt-r Mn ' cr !
FAMILY KVEK HAD
Can bo obtained from our prim?
tondor and Juicy boot, mutton o
pork. All our moats are solectcj
from tho choicest, and prepared fo
tho tnblo to suit tho demands of the
fastidious. Our prices aro lowor tor
quality than you can find at any
placo In Salum.
E. O. GROSS,
Phone 201. 870 Stnto St.
TORRID ZONE
FUNARCE
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frolht J a' -Port!Z
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Portland nnd Inlcrmedlat.
Local ie'
Portland-HIHsbo'rV'and'ii
tormodlntc, Local,..,,.,.
w '" u"u "ucrmetJitu.
d,ihii...i .. . .' . 11:11 1
...im mm intermedlatt,
Locnl .
bill
Tho .nbova cut ropiunuM 01
brick lined Torrid Zone Furnao.
Guaranteed gas, smoko and da
roof, Economical and durable
A. L. FRASER
208 STATE STREET.
Esttmatoi furnlsued on heating
O C T. Co.
Steamers Oregna nud Poniou;'
lonvo for Portlund Monday, Wcda-
dny nnd Fndny nt 10 n. 111. Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at 0 a.m.
Fare 50 cents.
Leave for Corvullls. Tuesdny,
Thursday nnd Saturday nbout 7 p. m.
SI. IN IIAIjDWIX, Agl.
Portland-Tualatin r,a u'm.'
bom, Limited ,.,.
Portland-Hlllsbora r.i .. '
tormodlatc, Ioca! ... j:H,
i-uriiunu ana intermeduti,
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jocai 1,1.
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Portlnnd-Hlllsboro nd i. ,
tormodlntc, Local .. M)h;
llnH(ln...l lllll.l.. "1
uKiuiiu, uiiisuoro itj
Ttinlatln. Limits . u.u.l
Portland nnd Intermedin. J
I'Ocnl ,. nJA
Portlnnd-IUHsboro and la. 1
tormedlnto. LomI in,.'
Portland nnd Intermedin,
I'OCUl J
Portland nnd Intermediate,
Locnl ti,4
Portlnnd nnd Intermediate,
Locnl M
It Is bettor to euro tho little cough
than to tnko chances of consump
tion. The best cough euro Is Kerap'ii
FJnlsnm. Druggists sell it at 25c
nud 50c a bottle.
o-A.aoniaL..
nsWItt'. Llttlo Early Risers, tto ,'Iwiti. imium iwmnHMnowiii
famous llttlo llrr pills. Sold by nil PlgMtw. IK , ST-j-JU
Lurdlraa Cookery,
Horseless carriages, wireless telegra-
nliv. mill now l.-lrrllpQC rnrL'rl T nrt
has, from time immemorial, held swayt
in tnc Kitcncn, out it nas one tatai ob
I jection it is indigestible. Nine-tenths
v.. ...v. u.tavot,ui mill niliv.il UIC lllicr-
ican nation is afflicted is due to the use
of pork and its by-product lard.
Recognizing this, The N, K. Fair
bank Company, Chicago, have placed on
the market a vegetable oil cooking fat,
Cottolene, which can be used in every
way that lard or butter can, and which
makes delicious, digestible and nourish
ing food. It is recommended by physi-
rinnc vn fr inv.nlirle "ami 1i 2c .qn
Uwa lard, ooc-tfurd ka being required.
.Montana 38G
Dolawaro 349
Arizona 340
Utah 330
Now Mexico 243
In pursunnco of tho plan to on-
courngo tho teaching of tho uso or
tho military rllle in educational Insti
tutions and rlflo practice nmong tho
students, tho war department has re
vised tho orders governing tho al
lowance of smnll arm ammunition to
Institutions nt which o Ulcers or tho
rmy nro detailed as Instructors.
Under tho now regulations $2)1,000
hns been sot nsldo for tho ono hun
dred such Institutions, to include
rlllo-bnll cartridges, blank nmmuul-i
tlon, 22-caUbro ball cartridges for
gallery practice, and target supplies.1
Ibsuos will be mado on requisitions
certified to by tho professors of mil!
tary sclonce and tacMcs .specifylns1
tho actual facilities ror the galler
and rnnge prnctlco. the time allotted'
by th Institution, nnd the number a,
students enrolled In tho military de
pnrtmont to whom opportunity Is at
forded by the authorities of tho In
stitutlon to participate In gallery o
rnngo prnctlco or both
The War Department specifies tlu
maximum allowance for each studen
nt forty rounds or rifle-ball cartrldg
for onch rnngo tho totnl not to e'
ceed 120 rounds per student. Whon
gnllory prnctlco is held In addition to
rnngo practice, sixty rounds of 22
caliber ball cartridges aro allowed per
student. Where there Is gallery prac
tice but uo facilities for rango prac
tice, 120 rounds of 22-callbor aro
allowed por student. Each Institu
tion is nlso nllo'y'd ten rounds of
rlflo blnnk cartridges. Should such
an Institution dep'.re target supplies
tney may do obtained rrom tho War
Department but only In lieu of n cor
responding monetary reduction or tlu
ammunition allowance ror that Instl
tution.
o
Try Kodol today on our guarantee
Tako it for a llttlo while, as that '
all you will need to take. Kodol di
gests what you eat and makes th?
stomach Bwoot. Sold by all drug
gists.
HICKORY
BARK
Cough Remedy
Aitotvrrir rvit
Coughs, Colds
CROUP
Whooptnf Couch
HorirnfM
BfncMll
SORC THROAT
I IMHPWMldU.
TIIIOATfiU'NCS
w(iM)emiiM(Dt((i.
MirM.OTroN,U S.A.
rnu: Itrt4ir ti
a. P. MASON HOX CO.
247 Miller St., South Snlom, manu
facturer of all kinds of boxes, crates
and fruit dryer accessories. I'liou
808. I
'ft ONE OR MANY COLORS
LARGEST FACILITIES
IN THE WEST FOR
THE PRODUCTION OF
IIIQII GRADE WORK
IATIS AS 10W AS IASTEII HOUSIS
i f i n 1 1 tn nn s VHI FRENCH FSHLE
JUiUMUMI it PILLS.
A Sir, Cone buu k tamxtm XmiiBirw.
tli.oorvu. innKuaui.vMii6
-kBrUeT4. WuupW.l'rw. I(jour4ruaU iMM
ktit iktui k4 iwiinlin I (U
UHITKD MCPICAtCO..oT'4UUHCrjrf.
ScW in Sakm hv Dr. S. C SiCC
Now is the Time
to visit
California
When summer fci)
pudied In tbeie north
era states, (be tun U
only mild under ttt
bright blue iklei ot
Snjthern Cal.fornl.
This U one of niUrt'J
happy proiuioni
etornal summer lor
thoso who cannot endure-
a more Kfi
climate.
California n ceea
called the "Mkci '
tho winter tourW"
Us hoteM and itof
plug p'aces are
vnrlod as tbwe of ill
well rogulated clil
Visitors can ilJ
nnd suitable iccob
modntlons. toW
companions and nf
led, pleasing recitations.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
I Will beglad toauppl'
v-V attractive J
descrioing i ",," ,,-n
! any delfts of Iter J
.... r.l I 1
Tho rai from IMJJ,
Angeles and return s
I mil s'x iiiuu.-..
stonovors In ether
,,on. Similar excur
,-e in effect to all CaW"
points.
.... .inii!ii'
For full informal.- '1
ins ana " gj,
or write 8S"""-
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W.M.M'.MUItHA;.
portii -
reservntlo
telegrapa
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