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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (July 10, 1909)
J P&ILY CAPITAL MUKNAL. SALKM. OR MQS SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1000. i Lfj THE CAPITAL JOURNAL E. HOFEH, Editor and Proprietor Independent Ncwipaper Dorotcd to American Princlplet and the none Hid DoTelopement of All Oregon. Fubllihoil Brerjr Hrenliift Kxcept Sunday, Eatem, Ore. SUHSCKIPTION RATES. (lnvarlablr In Advance) i)lly, by rirricr, per year ....f1.00 Per month............80o Dally, by mall, por year- 4.00 Per month 5o Weekly, by mall, per roar. '.00 Six month .60c i Jjyssv UNiqNpUABEL THE OREGONIAN THROWS SOPS TO HIBERNATORS. Immediately after the Burns Development Congress the Ore gonian saysi "Middle and eastern Oregon will be opened to the world within the next few years," It Is just that kind of editorial sop and slop that has no definite meaning that has been employed to put people to sleep In the past. . . . , There are a great many who like to take a dose of sleeping powders and for them such stuff Is published. Railroads and irrigation projects are not wanted by land They are the natural hibernators who stay In their holes six months in the year. . . . ,r They suck their paws six months, then come out, shake off .a little of the. moss, lie in the sun, gape and c'rawl back into ihelr holes again, ,,',,, . 0onn Railroads and irrigation mean life, progress and $300 an Thev read the Oregonian and hope something will happen some time, Harriman knows the kind ot people they are anc feeds them with dope accordingly. . A few columns of old stuff dug up and flung at the hiber nators when they crawl out In tho summer satisfies them for a few years more, The hibernators don't want Oregon developed beyond their In tho state just north of us the people fight for their rights and are not satisfied with subsidized newspaper sleeping ' Among such a live People Harriman spends his millions. Harriman knows that he can dilly-dally with a few con servative Portland bankers and the Oregonian and keep Oregon on cold storage, He has the mossbacks and hibernators sized up right. He knows they will not fight for their rights but will swallow the sleeping powdors judiciously administered by the Oregonian. Tho Oregonlan's familiar chant Is that the railroads already built don't have enough business some of them don't pay, Then it says there are parts of western Oregon that have railroads that are not yet dovoloped but are growing up to brush. It forgets that states all around us have been developed away beyond Orogon by the construction of railroads far in advanco of Oregon, . . .. After all thoT)ig land grants havo been stolon in violation of tho forms of tho grant by the railroad and wagon road cor porations it opposes the poople doing anything to help secure railroad construction on different lines, Of course, it is unconstitutional to break a transportation m0fhoP mossbacks and hibernators are too lazy to think and cry down any offort of the peoplo to help thomsolves when the Oregonian gives them its sleeping potion. In the moantimo othdr states act and secure results, Wash ington is acting, Idaho has acted, All Oregon Is askod to adopt tho policy of hibernation, A LITTLE CHERRY "SAUCE" The eomlc parade will Mart promptly nt 7 o'clock thtu evening and fun will reign nlong the malu streets. Headed by tho Court Com edy Announcer and followed by the King's Patrol of Uotwctlves, which PILES "I have suffered with piles for thirty six years. One year njio last April I be gan taking Cuseuiet for ooiutiiwttlon. In tho course of a week I noticed tho piles began to disappear and at the cud of lx weeks they did not trouble tue at all. Cascarcts have done wonders for tue, I ant entirely cured and feel like a new mam" George Kryder, Napoleon, O. Wcaiftnt. PaUtabl. PoUnt.Tait Good.1 Do flood. Never Slekrn.WettUeu or tltlp. lOo.Uo.JOc Never ipU In bulk. TaoKeo. ulno tablet (tamped C C C. Guaranteed to cure or your mutiny back. KO The Health Dept. In your bodily syotom Is looked aftor by millions of llttlo soldiers In your .'blood thoso corpusclos constantly fighting for you. If this army id well fed nnd kept healthy nnd strong, by taking HoocVs Sarsanarilla, It will destroy the uncount able horde of germ-cnomlcfl that ore attacking you every moment of your life. Hood's Snnmnarllln will keep you free from or will euro you of scrofula, eczema, rheumatism, catarrh, anemia, that tired feeling nnd all such nlluit'iLb. FASHIONS AT NEWPORT. DoIiib at (he Similiter Capital Iiitiuln't n C'oMiiko Veranda Jloulile Veil4- SearN and Furbe low. It Is xtife to say that no stronger Is ever disappointed with his first sight of Newport. It has just the right air of olognnce nnd gay, lux urious living, nnd it makes good nt ovcry jiolnt upon further acquaint ance. MoBt of the "Cottage-." as tho most pretentious residences here nro termed, nro occupied either by their ownors or by other people who belong or nsplro to belong to tho Inner clr clo. "Mojen An?" Silhouetted. Tlio general silhouette of the fash ionable contingent tnkes one bnck to tho tlmo of one's mother or grand mother, as tho enso may bo. Tho long, Bmoth, but easy fitting culrnss, topping a fuller, or pleated skirt Ib ovorywhere seen, mndo mp In all Borts of materials from tho thinnest mus lins to satln-foccd rnjahs nnd serges. A Whit Serge Continue A white Rergo dress that might go with equal propriety to a luncheon or lawn fete seen nt tho Casino, was a compromlBo between a Princess nnd "Aloyen" model, as so often happens, the lower skirt continuous with tho bodice, except nt tho front, whore there was an apron offect wiyi the skirt In pleats below. HandBomo white silk braid was employed ns a trimming, nnd there woro touches of white molro In llttlo rovoro pieces, buttons and girdle. A pockot ot the moire, such ns Is typical In tho cos tume of ovory chatelaine of tho Mid dlo Ages was a notable and pretty fenturo of the droBS. Very Simple Tailored HuIih. Very slmplo tailored suits of whlto sorgo or linen, In white or col ors, go to tho samo plncos that are frequented by wenrors of fiiBsy, elab orate lingerie nnd other gowns. For tho woman whoBo few dresses rmiBt do service on many different occa sions nothing pays bettor as an in vestment than a thoroughly well made tailored costume, that is Just n llttlo off the regulation style, either In mnterlnl or trimming. A llemity Powder. Modorn alchemy has produced no bettor "Doauty Powder" than n per fectly Dure, finely powdered and doll cately perfumed preparation of tal cum, called Eleto violet Talcum, pro pared by the Eloto Company (and guaranteed "hi Lord &. Taylor, of Now York,) has been tnken up by people who demand the best toilet articles, and used freely Is an excellent pre ventative 6f sunburn, and tho thick pn ng of the skin that results from outdoor life, that most people delight In. The dollcnto violet scent of this powder, an1 Its smooth fineness of texturo recommend It to fastidious peoplo Dancing Frocks, Girlish dancing frock i of pretty muslins or other light materials are nuidlshly worn in shirred styles that call for no other trimming than tho material of the dress, Tho Bhlrrlngs arc done over heavy cords, and are In themselves vory decorative, A pretty dull hlno foulard dress worn at tin Informal luncheon on ono of tno wide outdoor iooiiih, known ns vornndas, was made nfter an effectlvo shirred model. Even tho largo cov ered buttons that were rather plenti fully used were of the dress mnto rlnl. The collnr, square gamn, and long mosqiietnlro cuff of cream ba tiste smocked with blue silk, nnd tho hat worn a dull green straw with an Irrldescont pencock embroidered ribbon twisted about the edge and caught with a bunch of deep purple and pale, green gropes nt the loft sldo. Tho Uhlaiiltous Scnrf. The shoulder scarf of chiffon or gniuo, with row aftor row of narrow mnrabout spaced at about four tims its width gauzo and feather trim ming matching In color is vory smartly worn hero, while for gonornl evening uso noining is bettor liked thnn whlto or black olahoratoly em broidered In Jot silver or gold. Tho Egyptian veils romnln standard fa vorltoB for this iubc, for, though rath er exponslvo, thoy nro effectlvo nnd .liirablo, nnd go with any dres. LUCY CARTER. Tho Hat of Elks going from Port hind to Los Angolos shows that mot of them w nt for plonsure, but a few tok their wives. What Stove for Summer? Nothing adds to kitchetj conven ience in summer weather like a New Perfection Wide Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove. Anything that any stove can do the "New Per fection" will do, and do it better. Bakes, roasts, boils, toasts; heats the wash water unA the sad irons f and does it without dissipating j its heat through the room to JJ your discomtort. The " WPffiFI Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove differs from other oil stoves in its strong, handsome, useful LAUINiiJL 1UP with shelf for warming plates and keeping food hot. Also has drop shelves on which to rest coffee' pot and tea pot, and is equipped with bars for towels. A stove of convenience, comfort, safety and economy. Made in three sizes. Sold with or without Cabinet Top. If not at yourdcalcr's, write our nearest agency. TvTTrl m in Hi'i i ii ii in" i1 I'M1 hi in mmB wnii!ii!ii!i;i!i!i!aiiMriiiii " l iL. fS r " The It '&yo lamp sr " lirrht that is verv irrate- ful to tired eyes a perfect student or family lamp. Brass, nickel plated, hence more durable than other lamps. If not with your dealer, write our nearest agency. STANDARD OIL, COMPANY (Xucorporntod) CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK J, H. Albert. Pres, E, M, Crolsnn, Vice Pies. Jos, H, Albert, Cashier SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Pays Interest on Savings Accounts will positively crato no end of nimiBemont. Thon comes tho "It" tho King hlmsolt, who has been named Alla-noo-Da-Da for this spec Itl occasion. Ho will bo accompa nied by tho wholo court family pngeleti, chambormalds, kitchen rae ohnnlos, oourt fools, nnd last, but not Ionst,Jil3 pot Jassack. Burro-Boo-La-Qha. Thon thoro will bo hosts of thoso funny follows well-known characters In tho colorod nowspapor supploifionts such ris Happy Hooli gan. Claston and Alphonso, and sev eral special novoltlos havo promised to appear, such ns Muldoon, tho Trick Crown, Jooy nnd tho Great Q. ii r, wno win onierinin me muc oue Bly'B B, B B. will bo anothor I comic feoturo that will make n hit, with tho vast crowds. Buster Brown , and his llttlo dog Tlgo will bo In Jlne. From the foreign lands there will appear tho Swcodlsh Lad, German , Sausngo Maker, and fun makers from tho Sunuy South. Thon comes tho Klng'B wlf Queen Do Kaklack I direct from Congoland, whoro tho largest chorrlos grow; also lomons. Wrlghty Bros, and t' ir famous fly Ing machine, tho "Cherry City." A Gypsy tiurlosquu rollor skaters aud hundreds ol others who will enter for the Humorous cash prUei, which' will bo as follewa: Most original charactor, 17; bot sustained char actor, first, S5, socoud $2; fuunlost hoy maskor, 1, i Hvorybody Invited to participate In tho tun-maklng. The comic pnrndo will line up as follews: Trumpotora, King's Patrol, King Alln-Boo-Ba-Ba, King's Pago lets. Klng'v Kitohon Mochanios, His Maty's Chambormalds, King' I Jassack, tho Court Fools, Buster , Brown and Tlgo. Gaston and At phon o, Happy Hoollrtan. the Trick Olown. Joe ana Q. O. P. Bly's B. B. B.. Chief Fan Tall, tho SweodUn I.ad. Gorman Sausago Maker, Queen I da Kaklaok, Mardl Gras Morry Ma kers, Fun on tho Square, Carnival i Attractions. Glp, Organ Grindor and , Monkey. - o ' - ' i Children Cry j FOR FLETCHER'S CAST(?PIA A 8USTAIXIKG DIET. Theso nro tho enoivntlng days whon, as somebody has said, men drop by tho sunslroko as if tho day of flro had dnwncd. Thoy nro fraught with danger to peoplo whoso ystoms nro poorly sustained; and fits leads uo to say, in tho Interest ot the lose robust of our rcadors, that tho full effect of Hood's Sar- oparllla Is such as to suggest tho propriety of calling this medlcino something boddes a good blood pur- ' ITO-NIGHT ! Iflor nnd tonics say, a sustaining bear the her.t, ensures rofreshlng sloop and will without any doubt avprt nuin'i nlohnoy nt thla tlmn of tho year. Pf W IV1 "WTil VIIIW IVIUIVIVr !! FOR HIRE I Family Automobile 1 1 Tho big Haines 8-pnssongor car 1 1 ' for hlro by tho hour or trip, j ' Charges rcnsonnblo. ilBUCHESS STRONG ii 1 1 i Ileal Kstntc Dealers ;; With Hydo Bros. Electric Co. ! ! 134 N. Liberty St. Phono 451- , i lf itll ! lHIIllllltlll !! SALEM BREWERY ASSOCIATION Beer Sold in Carload Lots. Shipments in Kegs or Bot tled Beer to any Point on the Pacific Coast . Brewing Plant and Offices j On TraJo St.. In Wholesole District Salem. Oregon ; BwTwTTw TwT WwWtwtwtvttwtwtwtwtwvltl WtWtwrwtwivtW COtVH !- -t--i0 The above design Is by The McCall Com panv. New otk. Patterns may be obtained it anv M.Call Agency. MMHMMiMMMMMMiMiMiMHMi fl'OIll tllG CllOapCSt tO the AMin of Beauty Is a Joy Forever best sold on installments Mmmmmmmmmmm T AIIVI lUlllwU Wt.T. EXUX GOURAVDt gwm riiuiwtwnu; fl Pianos and Organs j Edison, Victor and f j Columbia Talking Machines A full stock of Records. Oriental Cream geo. c. will OR MAGtCAL BEAUTIFIER A rANMATHHI AMI ICflH COMPIUIOM It Is lbs doty of tt woman to preserre her betoty, tad the most beautifol must protect tbek" oompJeiloo. A faultless complexion, sweet, Sore, and wholesome is something every woaun eslres and which can be readily obtained by using nrlirAlirVC nulPNTAI Vdpam ' Tl,fi ".. v .x.... 9 well KBOwn preparouoa bus lxxu uijjiuj- recom mended by physicians, actresses, singers, and women of fashion for over half a oenturr. It renders the skin like the softness of velvet, leav- ing it cie&r ana peany wmie. tlOURAUD'iORIENTAL CREAM cure; Skin Diseases, relieves irritation, soothes and in vigorfttcs the skin, beautifies and impYo the complexion and cannot be surpassed when pre paring for evening attire. No. 6 FOR SALE BY DUUOOIST8 AND FANCY GOODS DEALERS FERD. T. HOPKINS. Proprietor, 37 Great Jones Street. New Yorlc Sewing ! Machines Genuine needles, oil and f new parts for all sewing $ machines. Sewing ma I chines rented. I GE". C. WILL ! CU. U Will H-0MK-HB-KHl8i I latest Sheet Music Piano and Organ Studies. Violins, Guitars, Mandolins and Banjos. . C. WILL I S I I ty K f I t I I HtfWt Ilf6flllia-44 ann-oa jP rfwmm'm ,5l1fflrHE,l,1"-r'r, rMf
