Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, February 13, 1909, FIRST EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textsj.V w r f mmmam&mm ,ttttrVTVJ ssUUSmISS DAILY CAPITAL JOimNAL, SALEM, .OREGON, SATURDAY, FE1JRUARY 18, 1009. I mmmmrSXttKSKimSmCmtm BSH9E4WSvMJrra3nraMBB 1 !B.LBf LI- 1IJUL.JHIU "ROYAL XXBAKlHSfOWia 'Absolutely The only baking powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar Royal does not contain phosphntic acid (which is the product of bones digested in Bulphuric acid) or alum (which is one-third sulphuric acid), unhealthful substances adopted for other baking powdcra because of their cheapness. YOUNG MEN'S REPUBLICAN CLUB BANQUET WITH SPEECHES aSTmUSIC THE LOVE AND VENERATION FOR THE GREAT AND RUGGED GHARACTER OF LINCOLN WERE SHOWN Tlio Lincoln day banquot given by tho Young Men's Roiubllcau Club, nt tho armory last night In honor of Abraham Lincoln's 100th anniver sary, could bo termed nothing but a monstroua success, 1C7 highly enthu siastic Lincoln admlrors woro In at tendance, and tho nrrangomont3, which woro cnrofully planned, woro carried out to tho letter, A slx-plcco orchestra, undor tho loadorahlp of Prof. II, N. Stoudon inoyor, jendered several selections as n proludo, and nftor playing "Co lumbia," President Abrnms, of tho Young Men's Republican Club, spoke brlofly on behalf of tho organi zation's Blnccro nnd patriotic otforU In getting up tho banquet In honor of tho great statesman, and tond.rod tho club's appreciation of tho Inter est takon by thoso in attondanco, nnd otliors who wore unnblo to bo pres ent In tho nbsenco of Mnyor Hodgors, who was to deliver tho Introductory address, Judgo Ocorgo II. Durnott, of tho c'rcult court, mndo a splendid WBilmff HHtUUHHftl f HMI1)IMMHMMI i GET YOUR HOUSE WIRED NOW Before the Spring building rush is on. We layed in a large supply of materials while prices were right and are able to quote better prices than ever before. We handle a full line of TUNGSTEIN LAMPS and make Mission Chandeliers to order : : : : : Hyde Bros., Electrical Co. ii Phone 451 134 N Liberty ;; MfrHi-HH' m a H intuitu 1 SATURDAY'S SPECIALS E. 0. MOLL'S COUNTRY MEATS Loin, Spare Ribs, Sausage, Hams, Bacon, Lard and Shoulders, BONELESS SARDINES 25c per can, Thoso aio tho famous "Boat Club" and are the best special ever offered in this line, ORANGES Our special ,per dozen 25c, UPRPTARI PQ I Lettuce, Celery, Cauliflower, Cabbage, Sweets, Parsley, Mustard Greens, Parsnips and Carrots, PICKLED TRIPE A new shipment just received, MINCE MEAT Some more of that fine home-made, CANNED AND BOTTLED GOODS The best in the city RIGHT GOODS AT RIGHT PRICES DELIVERY SERVICE We have just added another wagon in order to give the quickest and best service in the city. Moir Grocery Company 456 State Phone 182 opening speech. Ho spoko on Abra ham Lincoln's earlier lifo; of his great personality nnd of his growth from an humble country lawyer until ho became one of tho greatest men the world hns known. lie dealt exten sively on his fnir dealings with his fellow men; tho phenomenal tact ho Bhowcd in conducting nntloncl nf falrs during tho tlmo of Btress nnd h's Immeasurable love of humanity, Tho audience showed Its appreciation of Jitdgo Durnott's addross by np plaudng him heartily. Tho Cherry City qunrtotlo followed this address with a selection en titled "Tho Hoys Who Woro tho Dine Are Turning Grey," nnd was given a not-to-be denied encore. An addross was then delivered liv Commandant D. W. Mntthows, or ths G. A. R. Commnndnnt Mntthows was an activo nrmy mnn during Lincoln' presidency, Jo'nlng tho army In 0l; rfnd he rolnted various instances of Lincoln's humanity, tenderness nnd love. Prof. J. M. Powers, superintendent of public schools was then Intro duced. Professor Powers began his addre's by informing tho nudlonco about tho city schools, each and ovory ono recognizing Abraham Lincoln's 100th birthday anniversary by tak ing an afternoon off to discuss tho l'fo nnd character of tho great com moner.' Ho nlso told hbw tho mem ory of Abraham Lincoln wbb n por feet object lecson to all young mon tho world over: of how ho was mado President of tho United Stnlos by tho resistless will of a great people, nnd of tho elements of greatness of tho mnn. Prof, PoworB' address was groatly appreciated, and ho received many congratulations 'it tho end of tho meeting. Judgo F. A. Mooro, of tho supromo court, spoko on tho ndvantngo tho present generation has dorlvod from tho llfo of Abraham Lincoln. Judgo Mooro rovlowed Llncoln'8 educational enroor and dwolt to some extont up on tho address Lincoln gavo at Get tysburg. Ho also told of Lincoln's gonoral appoarnnco, nnd gavo a very Interesting description of his unusu al personality and tho ensy manner In which ho' handled tho many dim cuU'ob during tho presidency. Ono of Snlom's oldest and most i spected voterans of tho nrmy wns then Introduced by Prcildont Abra hams, Captain Daniel Webster, of the G. A. It., who rolnted to tho atten tive audlenco of how Abrnhnm Lin coln had fought nnd conquered tho battloB of lifo, and of how ho stondlly workod Ills way, rung by rung to tho highest olllco existing In tho United Stntcs. Cnptaln Wobstor gavo on In torestlng description of how public Bontlmont wns aroused to tho high oit pitch he had ovor known It to bo nt tho tlmo of Lincoln's candidacy for President. Tho snooker told Hint at tho tlmo thoro wan somo doubt of Lincoln's being sonted In tho prosl dontlnl chair, but (horo tho old vet eran grow eloQtiout) whon "Abo re ceived tho oloetlon every Lincoln man thnnkod God that tholr man would bo Hooted beyond doubt." Profossnr J. W. Kerr, of the Oro gon Agricultural Collogo, nddrossod the mooting. Prof. Kerr commented upon tho procodlng ovations on tli? Immortnllty of Lincoln. Ho thou gavo nn Intonating romombrniico of Lin coln's noblo and victorious efforts in Ki-appl'ng with tho hardships existing in onrly days whon conditions woro such Hint nothing short of almost upernnturnl tact and ability rould ovoreome thorn. Tho youngest sponkor on tho pro gram. L. R. Strlngor, wn thon intro duced. He made a stirring nnd elo quent addrew. which wns highly op apprec'atod. nnd hoartlly npplnudod. Mr. Str'ngor, in closing, paid n splou dld trihfito to the dead but Immortal Preeldont. Directly nftor tho closing of Mr TWO YOUNG Stringer's speeoh, Prof. II. N. Stoud enmoyor sounded "taps," ns port of tho services on tho burial of Ameri ca's nnd the world's greatost-martyr, Rov. Philip Rauor was cnllod upon next to address tho audience. Rov. nauer pnid high tribute to tho mem ory of Abraham Lincoln and related different momoroablo instances of the noblo man's life. Dr. Homan, of Wlllomotto Univer sity paid a high tribute to Lincoln's honesty and Integrity and drev a vivid picture of the grand and rugged character. The meeting was then brought to a close by a final chorus ployel by tho orchostra "America." Tho refreihment committee, 'com posed of Fred Waters. Frank Wet and Ira Hamilton, were all highly complimented on the excellent lunch served. Among the beautiful decorations, principally of the Stars and Stripes, a life-sized oar toon of Abraham Lin coln was hung between two flags. Tbe picture was a perfeet llkn. and wag drawn by Laud Hamilton, a loeal arthU I THE METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCECOMPANY. For tho Information of its nrmy of policy holders the Metropolitan Lifo InBurnnco Company of Now York hns issued n statement of Its stand ing nt tho end of tho yoar 1008. Tho facts set forth show that this great Insurance organization continues to enrry more policies nnd to distribute groator benefits among tho wholo people thnn any othor like Institu tion, while Its own resources gain steadily In proper rntio to Its Increas ing volume of business. The magnitude of tho company's operations la astounding. To fully understand tho montitng of tho fig ures donllng In totals for tho yoar, It Is necessary to 'bring thorn down to the smallest division of time. For oxnmple, tho mind can scarcely com prehend tho significance of tho stnto mcut that iho total nmuunt of out standing policlos nt tho cud of tho yenr was $1,8G1,S90,S03, but wo can oasily grasp tho no leas astonishing fact that during tho business hours of ovory dny In tho yoar tin average of C3 13 new policies woro Issued nnd paid for. Every day taking tho nv orago for tho year 411 persons ro celved from the company tho full vnluo in cash of policies which had boon carried for tholr benefit. Every dny tho company paid out to Its pol icy holders nnd ndded to tho policy paying fund (resorvo fund) inoro thnn $1GG,000. Tho vnluo of prop erty owned nnd acquired by tho Met ropolian Llfo during 1908 incronsod at tho rate of $121,000 por day. A policy holder of tho company dies ovory six minutes, and tho company pays during business hours a death claim on tho avorago ovory sixty-two seconds. Tho company owns nearly ono hun dred million dollnrs' worth of United States bonds, city bonds, nnd railroad bonds and ntocks; moro than nlnoty millions of bonds and mortgages; morp than twonty-two millions of real ostate, and much other tangible proporty, all hold wh assots nvallablo for the payment of its obligations. Noarly ton million policies (0,000, 10G) nro carrlod by Individuals In tho Metropolitan Life. If these policy holdors wore gathered Into ono com munity they would constltuto a city of moro than tho combined popula tion or the twolvo largest cltlos In tho United Stntcs. Perhaps nothing brought out in this report Is moro wonderful to con tomplato thnn tho fact that ono force of executive officers nnd office em ployes transact a business of this complicated nature with so vast a numbor of people. It Is obvious that the Metropolitan Lire Is muuiiged nnd controlled by men of cousummato ability, but so are thousands of huslnoHB organiza tions that never approach this eom-cun Eating and Drinking wero intended to be a pleasurable as well as a necessary occupation. With a keen appetite and a good digestion, a man or woman should be able to eat almost any good food set before them. If you do not feel reaay for your meals and wholesomo food not welcome, your stomach is not in good working order, and you need eechcm &M14 to get it strong and keep it well. For your stomach canand should bo able to assimilate any reasonable amount of food, andif it cannot thereissomethingwrongwithyourdigestion. Take Beecham's Pills for distress after eating, bloat ing, flatulence, stomach pains, dizziness, sick headache, constipation and bilious attacks. These safe and conven ient pills strengthen the stomach nerves, increase th muscular energy, and Promote Digestion In boxe with full direction 10c and 25c FINE UMBRELLAS $1 .38 See Window Display Assorted lot of fine Umbrellas, values up to $2.50, special sale $1 38 Net Waists, prices $3 to $5, just received. They are beauties and bargain prices Ladies' Lawn Waists, 2 specials at $1 .25 and 50c. Both good values Ladies' Neckwear 5c, 1 0c, 1 5c, 1 9c, 35c. Values up to 75c Rostein & Greenbaum 240-246 Commercial Street I 1 Unity Hands. i Will got Into mtuchlof often it monna a burn or cut or scald. Apply Dallnrd's Snow Liniment Just as soon as tho acclllont hnppoii. urn! the pain will bo nllovod, while tho wound 1 will hoal quickly and nlcoly. A suro fur sprains, rhoumntlsm and nil pains. Tho total numbor of Hailing vossoIh in the world Is double that of steam-ors. 223 S. COMMtnCIAt Sf SM-SM-B HHHHHIIUH tmiif lii mniMiltmln nt mini'iitloilH. It Is not merely uxocutlvo ability, but I o, CO nnd 31.00 a bottlo ti.u ntiititv n insulin niul hold nubile 8ol(1 by nil donlorB. confidence that hns counted most In building up this greatest of all In mi ranee companies. Tho Metropoli tan Llfo doals dlrnotly with the peo ple No man, howovor untiBod to Mo making of business contracts onn fnll to understand oxaotly what aro tho terms or his contract with tho Met ropolitan Lir Every promise of tho company Ih sot down In terms us def inite and clear as tno English lan guage permits, every obligation or tho Dollcy' holder to the company Is equally plain. No InMntod promlums are collected for "oatlmntod" bono 'flts; every payment to the company represents the lowest cost of bona fide Insurance. IiiHtond of loading Ite policy hold ers to hop for morn tlmn they event ually receive, ths company has vol untarily taken a directly opposite course. Within tin past row years It Iihh distributed sums amounting to nearly eighteen millions or dollars among its policy holders in bonuses in addition to what tho policies prom ised. This has beon dnno undor no othor obligation than a moral con vlotlon that tho company should share Its prosperity with thoBo who contribute townrd Its success. Tho confldenco and good will bo- cured under this enlightened policy account for tho fact that for fifteen consooutlvo years .including 1008, the Metropolitan Lifo hns received moro new business tnan any other Insurance company in the world. ICodol for Dyspopsla and Indigo tlon dooa tho ordinary work of the stomach, so that by taking a llttto ICodol ovory now nnd thon you can not possibly bavo Indlgostlon or any form of Btomnch trouble Sold by all drugglsto. King Edward's Income Is ffi.OOO, 000 a yoar. A royal flush. Itcnson ISntlironcd, UocauBO tnonts nro w tasty tho nro consutnod in great oxcoss. This loads to stomach troubios, biliousness and constipation. JIovIho your dlot, lot reason and not a pamporod nppo tlto control, thon tnko a tow dosos of Chamborlaln's Stomach nnd Liver TnblotB and you will soon bo well again. Try It. For snlo at Dr. Stone's Drug Store Baraplos free. Sold by nil dealers. i! Greatest Combination Offer i NINE NEWSPAPERS A WEEK FOR FORTY CENTS A MONTH The Welland canal, which connects i.ako hrlo and Lake Ontario, is 27 miles long. It was begun in. 1824 and completed in 1833. A Simple Trick. It's an easy matter to keep your joints and muscles supple not mat ter what your ago be or how you'bau "Uttered with rheumatism. Rub you- self night and morning with Da. )ard' Snow Llnlmont. Curo iheu iini mi. ;fiiei. erampe ' "i n tUe tack, r ( nook or limb, and r lv, si', pfliis and palng. Sold liv all dealers. The Dally Capital Journal and the Tlirlce-a-WVek New York World tho greatest Nowspaper of Its Type. It always tolls tho nowa as It Is, promptly and fully. 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