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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1909)
DAILY CAPITAL JOUIINAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1009. yr-r T-T-- 1 I , I BOW TO SUCCEED in success of a roan in business depensd on his rttenticn to little things. A thousand get rich by saving whoro ono gets rich by speculating. That person Is wise who In youth mnkos provision for old age. A dollar saved today may be the foundation of your fortune ' ' Begin saving today, tomorrow you - . may forgot it. , Saving, .no spending, Is a habit. The Place to Put Your Money, is UNITED STATES SALEM, NEWPORT FIRMS Below nro published tho advertisements of the leading business houses, hotels, camp grounds, etc., at Newport. A glanco through them will bo n great help to ono In prir-ing tholr summer vacation. iiiiiifif itf ! at ittteif .1. T. POUTER GOOD THINGS TO EAT The Palace Market and Grocery Porter's Block NEWPORT, OREGON FREE DELIVERY AT ALL HOURS naiaf iiiiinf ! tlUIltH ! Anything You Need to Eat at f Smith's Nyebeach l $ Delicatessen Home Baking S53S ( sTIia firnl FURNISHED ROOMS : : : : : One block north from boat landing I.arce kitchen In connection for the ute of the gueti tch.ms rkasenahle: Mrs. A. D. Shollenburg $ Newport, Oregon llHIllf f iif ! ! tg NUWI'ORT SODA WORKS. 5 Wo manufacture and carry a comploto lino of soda water J fountain syrups and other si- f. phon liquids Have tbo best J nf. latest Improved machli ry J r.d our goods are known and ut.ed for their purity, which J makes thorn a prime favorite. 5 V. nre In a position to Biipply tin e goods In any quantities 2 to the trade and guarantee sat- Isfrctlon. x iniiinvi' tv rl,. f l.'lf Prnng. X Rader Camp Ground IT With foundation ana wimoui, also furnished tents, good water and septic tanks. Rates furnished on application. Nye Creek, Newport, Ore A. J. Rader, Proprietor. mnunuwmw HOTEL BRADSHAW Good furnished rooms, with or witnout cooking privileges, half way from boat landing to Nye Beach, fine view of ocean. Free hack meets each boat First-class restaurant next door Mrs. Bradshaw, prop., Newport. Oregon. McDONALD HOUSE Private board ing and lodging; moderate rates; home cooking, modern conven iences electric lights. Located at Nye Beach. Newport. Or H A. Mc1) raid Prop NATIONAL BANK OREGON. $ O. II. 1'REWITT iiinutnnititinmtnm HMmf ifiiiaiiM' I "Takitezy" i i The most bonutlful plnco at 'yo IUach, Newport, Oregon. J j ! ! Private rooms and board. i j Mrs. W. M. Berry j; I BAYVIEW ! Rooming House I Ono and ono-hnlf blocks south of boat landing on Main stroet 1 2 Itnynl Itestniirnnt In coniiectJon j J MRS. O.E. CARTER, Prop. 2 Newport - - ore. ;; 6-fre Meat Market Kil Stocker A Son. Fresh nnd Snlt Moats. F.sh, Oysters, otc. Special choice mutton and voal O niu; uu mum. The only exclusive market In Newport. H I Buxton's Grocery All lines tho best Wehandlelleinz's Goods. Next door to Post Office f Newport - Oregon f ? I ! f W4C-N1 '4f ' jiattW-HM4 The f Irvio house Near tho Oc an, at Nye Itenrli, ..I'M ort, Oregon. !! OIK SPECIALTIES: Airy '' j J Itooins, ComfortiiMe Beds, and j j ! ! Good Thlngti to lyit. !! Rate $10 to $12 per Week ;; SPECTER AMONG NEGROES America's Worst Drug Habit Is a More Menacing Por tent Than Whiskey. H'nltert I'retn Leased Wlr, Chicago, July 22. Inroads of tho cocaine habit, which the Currlor Com mission has found to bo the Ameri can curse, as opium Is tho curso of China, and hemp of India, have sud denly developed Into a now nnd om inous phnso of the raco problem In the United States, particularly In tho South, "Cocaine now ranks with whiskey as the chief provocative of. rapo, and Its consequent lynching boo In the South," declares CharloB W. Collins nnd John Day, of tho commission, In a preliminary report Just published In full by tho Chicago mngnalno "Evorydny Life." Tioy add: '.'At ready among tho 'fiends' nnd tho po llcttncn who have to deal with them, thero Is talk of 'tho new Qold.' Tho phase, with Its commercial sugges tion, comes from tho dealers In tho drugs, rotallers and perhaps whole salers also. Every 'Hend, It should be added, Is more than likely to bo a peddler of the 'stuff,' taking his com mission In the same mlsory that ho distributes. This 'now flold' Is among tho bnutnllzcd negroes of tho South, who, denied easy nccoss to liquor by tho prohibition movement, nro turn ing to drugs as a substitute" The commission quotes from Hamp ton's maguzlno an nrtlclo by Judgo Harris Dickson, of Vlcksburg, Miss., who told of n contractor who ordered a pound of cocaine, to tho astonish ment of tho salesman to whom 'ho order was given, who expostulated, saying: "No mnn on earth can pos sibly want that much cocaine.' Tho contractor reiterated tho ordor. 'A man who deliberately puts co caine Into a negro Ib moro clangor ous than he who would lnoculnto a . ... . a t.l .. A M ' uog wun nyuropnouin, commoiuuu Judge Dickson. "The deadly il? arousoB every evil passion, glvos tho negro suptrhumnn strength, nnd do- stroys his sonsc of fenr. Yot tho steamboat negro nnd tho loveo negro Jw'll not work without. So tho loveo j contractor mnkos his camp lcyk llko 'a cross-section of noil, but ho gets the dirt moved." SALEM INDIAN SCHOOL HAS COMMENCEMENT ; The Salem Indian school, nt Cho- mnwa. announces n splondld gradu ating program for, th ensuing week, na follews: Sunday, July 25 3 p. m.. bacca laureate sermon, Itov. Dayls Errott. Salem. Monday, July 20 7:30 p. in., band concert. Tuesday, July 27 9:00 to 11:00 n m., 2:00 to 4:00 p. in., Industrial demonstrations. Wodneidny. July 28 10:00 a. m , annual croes-oountry run. 2:00 p m, field sports. 0:30 p. m., band concert. Thursday, July 29 10:30 a. m , competitive drill. 2:00 p. m baiw ball. Snlars vs. Faculty. 0:00 p. m , dress parade. 7:80 p. in., grndontlng oxorclses. Motto Victory Labor's Crown. Colors Purple and Qold. Clnss of lOOO. Sara Brewer, Violet Bourner, Ver nle Cllffe. Katie Honry, Margaret Lowry. Ralph Alien. Loulln Brewer, Alex Cajete, Joseph nillstrom, Cal vin Darnell. Albert Garry, Fred Lewis, Clarence Lewis, Edward Mc Clellan, Thomas McCully, Walter Miller. Ieon Relnkln, Lovl 8ortor. Michel Wilson. Eugene Williams. George Williams. DIED WHILE TRYING TO BURY ANOTHER o . North Yakima. Wash , July 22. H K Sinclair, affectionately known throughout ihe Yakima valley as Tncle Hugh." Is dead here, as the result of a stroke of apoplexy, at tributed to the unusual exertion of going to town to solicit contributions to bury another old man who had d'ed without leaving money enough to defray his funeral expenses. All day Tncle Hugh," who was 68 years old, trotted about the streets on his charitable mission, and retired ap parently in his usual health. Early In the morning he was ctrlcken with parall and died a few hours later. OHIllr4r Cry FOR FLETCHER'S C ASTO R I A CHIEF LET HIM DEPART "If ,He Lived in Boswell, Pa, He Has 'Been Punished Enough," Said the Chief." (United I'rest Leased Wlre.l Snn Francisco, July 22. Rotusal of tho chief of police of Boswoll, Pa., j to pny sz.zu tor a loiogram nouiymg him of the arrest of Qeorgo Johnson, self-confessed burglar, resulted In tho rolcaso of tho prisoner. Chlot ot Poflco Cook, of San Francisco, who compelled to pay for tho, dispatch, raised his right hand today and sol emnly vowed "novor again." Johnson recently bocamo conscious stricken, and lato yostcrdny sur rendered hlmoelf to tho local' police, saying that ho was wanted In Bos well for burglary. After listening to hln story, Chief Cook wired to ho Doswoll chief, notifying htm that tho mnn wns under arrest. Sovoral hours lntor the chief was astonished when tho company sent word that tho east ern chief had refused payment on message. Cook produced tho re quired $2.20, and, summoning John son, said: "It you over llvod In Boswoll you hitvo been sufficiently punished. You may go." According to Johnson's story he olopcd from Boswell with a woman named Bealo. Boforo leaving tho town ho burglarized his brother' Iioubo, stealing fCOO. Ho took tho woman to Idaho, whero she deserted him. Ho ennio to California, but his coiiBclcnco troubled him, nnd ho fln-il ly gnvo himself up to the police. NO MORE FREAK"NAMES FOR POSTOFFICES (I'nltrd Tress I.cnitd Wire Seattle, Wash., July 22. Accord ing to Information just received from tho postofllco department at Wash ington, nn edict has gono forth that tho day of freak postolnco nnraofl Is past. No moro Yubalamo, Pceka Iiooh, I'lnkhook Landing, Black Ducka Yollow Dogs, Bluo Earths or Thiol Rlvor Falls will bo toloratod. Ton nosseo formerly was tho bnnnor freak poRtofllco stnto, according to tho postnl authorltlea, but mnny of tho nainofl havo been changed, and now Ijonorx nro divided botweon tho Wost ern nnd Southern statos. Moro se riousness In tbo solcctlnn ot postoinco namoa Is doslrod, and tho Tonossco mountaineer and tho Western plains man, who took delight In choosing tho most fronkUh nnmos that Imag ination could Buggeet, will In tho fu turo havo to got tho snnctlon of tho postofllco department for tho nnmo boforo It becomes official. ,,. 'lslng Oii-koii Sir. nnd Mrs. T. Taylor, of Vlro qua, Wis,, aro.tho guosts of Mr. and Mth. L. A. Dnvls, of East Salem. Thoy havo been (linking a trans-continent-al tour, taking In the Yellowstone pnrk and the SoatUo fair, and will visit In Oregon sovoral days. INVITIN G Dyspepsia Nothing U surer to bring on Dyspepsia and all kinds of Stomach Troubles, than late suppers, rich food, irregular meals, etc. Nothing is better for relieving these disorders than Dr. D. Jayne's Sanative Pills Thisetandardmcdlcinecan be used as a laxative, purga tive orcathartic with excellent results. It mulsoun effective remedy for Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Gout, and affections of the Dladder and "Kidneys. Jclii by all drualittt two ls, 2Se and lot. br. D. Jayaa't Taale Vrml fu Ii sentla and effective tonic for all tbo bmlly. j Emm i, il I " IS" r . ' I MSUM mvbi JCDtJr. S" iJ9 Al.C'nltnl. 1 DTI, MPUfn ANfcgeloblelfrpnraiionrorAs. slmllaitngilKRwdamlRcduti ling (lie Sumachs nndlJoras of ?i ISoZ m ,aoo m to ' ', KSM.I "U Promotes Di$csltonhf erfuJ ncss and IlesLContalns ncittvr Omitru.Morphinc irorMiacraL kct Narcotic. , -hi. P9Sn r.-j. ilf NiT' IrvfmJIn .IhMtATffturm iifeii (w oZ. ii j(.Ki,U . .Ji rt mil n. i fcr l npaicflV for ConsltflJ- i - .V.R .' tion , Sour Slomach.Dlarrtoa Wnrpi5.CfmTi!sions.FoTrish- mssftiidLossorSLEEP. iWP. FacSfcnlli Stgnafure of "'tt' I fS NEW YORK. Sunrantcct aii Exact Copy of Wrapper. inni.tMii ussmbj wm - aku4r , ZltiL ffi3il I VV-.W . ., - -, ja. i i .- gj GFantccA 31 MONEY LOANED On Real Estate LONG-TIME, EASY PAYMENTS Reliable Representatives wanted THE JACKSON LOAN & TRUST CO. Jackson, Miss. Fort Worth, Texas !! iatfjff Hllil18l fft I SALEM ii ASSOCIATION Beer Sold in Carload Lots. Shipments in Kegs or Bot tled Beer to any Point on the Pacific Coast : : : : II Brewing Plant and Offices II ; ; On Trade St in Wliolcsolo District Salem. Oregon ; ; The JOURNAL BEST E. ECKERLEN Wholesale Family Liquor Store 144 Commercial St. Free Delivery Phone 103 For Infants and Children. IIW Mif 1IIIJS1WWMWMMMM i The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of IR Use For Over Thirty. Years . CASTGRIA BREWERY I WANT ADVERTISER WiyS.V WK I'll VI OUU SIGN' Inscribed "Iligh class sanitary plumb ln'g" It meant exactly what it said Nickel pipes, marble basins or por celain tubs do not ot themselves make sanitary plumbing. It is how thoy aro put in that makes for health and comfort. Have us do your plumbing and It will bo tho real san itary kind, not n mere trade name for ordlunry work. GRABER BROTHERS Plumbing and Gu Fitting, AW I 1 i w 1 Pd