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DAILY OATTTAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1000. , H THE CAPITAL JOURNAL E. nOFKH, Kdltor ad Proprietor jiuUioudoni Kevripupor UotoIoJ to American Principle and j the (TrmrcM aurt Dorolopemont of All Oregon. Publutiol Kerr Brenlng Except Sunday, suiihciuption rates. (IuTrUblr lp Adranoe.) Dally, by carrier, per joar. ...... .W.OO Dally, by mull, per year... 4.00 .'.00 Weekly, bjr mall, for er. A BI6 CELEBRATION AND MONSTER PARADE IN SALEM TOMORROW , Head Camp Officers to Be Guests of City Are Hon. 1. 1. Boak, Head Consul; W. C. Hawley, T. M. Robinson, Jas. Stein " house, John Pattison, F. P. Hawke, P. E. Snodgrass and F. B. Tichenor W. 0. W.'s Great Day. Woodmen of tlio World plnn n Touslng cclobratlon nnd grand rally In this city August 6, when over 2000 WriSilmen- will bo horo nnd n Inrgo nunWr of bond camp officers. Tho Woodmen of tho World rnnks among tho best grcnt frntcrnnl or dori In oxlstcnco today nnd Ita mem borshlp being loyal to their chosen crnft, It Is expected this great cele bration will bo ono long to bo ro membcrcd by the public In gonernl or well tin tho mombors of tho order. Ono fentura that prompted theso dis tinguished visitors to make this visit to our city Is that It Is tho homo of Hon. W. C. Hawloy, who Is chairman of tho board of head managers. Tills being tho busy tlmo or tho year and tho Cherry Knlr being an ovent of tho piiBt, nnd foarlng that n long spell of Inactivity might prove detrimental to our enterprising city, especially at u tlmo when thera aro so many eastern peoplo arriving, It was decided to hold a Woodmen of tho World rally on thu Gth day ot August. Hon. w. II. King, district manager of tho order assisted by n committee of Snloni camp No. 118, composed of Oco. O. Snvngo, II. II. Turner, A. L, Ilnrvey, 0. I). Dnualdson and O. L. Darling, has secured n visit to Baloni of tho head consul. I I Honk, nnd tho members of tho board of head mnungurs and other associate bond camp officers The cominltico will sparo no expense to make this evont n roaring success. gigantic pnrndo has been planned where inor tint n S000 nnunbers of perfoctd wood craft will lit In line hiiiIiI the glaro of red flro and Iloman candles and other Hpproprlatti fireworks The main program will tuko plac lu tho grovo In Marlon Square uar tho cornet; of Coiumgrelnl and Marlon stroets, us it would be utmost ImpoK I tile to obtain u building largo enough to accommodate tho liuim-iisi crowd that will bo In attendance A baud has been procured for the occasion, us well as it number of other musical numbers for the pro grain. Thorn will bo 100 candidates npponr lu tho anulu. which, after tho spooking In Marlon Square, will march to the lodge hell. whr the trombllng neophlto will be Introduced Int otho mysteries of perfected wood craft, after whleh r Miiinptuoiis ban quot will ho Nlvwt by tho Saluni Silver Hull Olrolo. i.miumnr Woodcraft, th l"B orw having 2.700.000 in mo uuxlllary of th Woodman of thu retwvo fund, nil Invostod In muni World. clpnl iwcurltloB. mostly In tho Pacific An oxcwdlnnly large erxiwd Is M. ?!"!' ovor H 00.000 bilng Invostod puotod to bo Hi Skloin on tlmt tiny '" u,u mrt of U,e Wl"n' vnlloy us the menu. of the order nnd T1) rtNWrvo fu,ul vt "rings the tholr friends from 30 different cltlee nr,,ur " '"r,' ,ncomo of H30.000 surrounding Snloni will nttond, h a,m,, mtorert. which Is nddml It. very low rate having boon secured thw principal yearly. It has a bal upon nil roads loading Into Salem. "UCo ,n tno nolit f",ul ' oarl' Kollowlng Is a brlof history of the rl.000.000, which is Incronslng at founding of the erder: Nineteen tor lylB oft tho death olalins eneh yearn ago on the 10th of June. K A. ontli about J35.000 not ono Knlkenburg with his cummliwlnn as punt of ' B00' '0 l"y anything head conauj of the Pacific Jurisdiction lu,t th and monniment olalms. Tho Issued to him by the orgunUlng con-1 oximse of manngeniqiit Is provided voutlon of tho sovereign camp, com-1 f3' "" ' l'r capita tax. menccd work by moiuornlltlng tho I Take evorythliiK Into constdora- camps that had been orgnnUcd by tho Modern Woodmon ot America in the state of Colorado At thnt time ot foundation of any fratornal bone thore was not a single member of tho tit order lu existence. All tho sister WOULD YOU BECOME WELL-TO-DO? Tho surest way la to begin now and save regularly a part of your earnings. Tho best way to save is to open u savings account with us. 8AVINGH Dtil'AHTMKNT Capital National Bank galem, Ore. 1 "-JsSre Per month.... ..-..60o 1'cr month 35c Six monthi .....60o Woodmen of tho World In tho west ern states, but there were 30 cuinps of tho Modern Woodmen ot America In Colorado, with n membership of about 1000. Head Consul Knl ken- burg Invited theso 30 enmps to tnka n vote on tho 28th dny of Juno, 1800, us to whether or not they would withdraw from thu Modern Woodmen of America nnd becomo tho nuclous of tho Pacific Jurisdiction of the Woodmen of tho World. They de cided to cast their lot with tho Pa cific Jurisdiction then being organ ized and thus commenced an order that stands today the giant of tho west. In 1H03 Head Consul Fnlkoiiburg died lu California shortly nfter the Los Angolos head camp session, nfter which Hood Clerk I. I. Honk was elected head consul, which office ho still holds. Tho Woodmen of tho World Is divided Into three Jurisdictions. The Hoverolgu, Pacific nnd Cnnndlnn, with n total membership of 740,000, which Is Hindu up of the very best inou of good moral reputation and standing, .1. J. HO K Head OhinuI HNlmeli of tlio World us their constitution prohibits tho momhiirahlp of men of bad character and who r- engaged In dlsruputnblo or unlawful vocations. Tho Pacific Jurisdiction hns now a moiuborslitp of 100,000, making It the lurgt fraternal benont ordor In wtt8t- u ,s Ul" ",lglnnl roorvo tion the plan ot tho Woodmon of the World U conceded to bo on tho linn- MEALS 15c Call and try them. Meals 1B Hoard per week 18.75, alsi fur nished room? Tery reasonable. AT THK Salem Restaurant HM roi'HT STUKRT. iH orders, with very few exceptions, have or aro accepting tho reserve J plan which 1'J conceded to bo tho only way by which wo can lnsuro to our members pcrmnnent nnd future low rates. Their rates of assessments arc the lowest thnt conservative and economical management can provide nnd be snfo. This great order is paying to the widows nnd orphans In tho Unltod States tho enormous-sum of $11 per mlnuto night and day, and can you think of placing such a vast sum to a better purposo? Members carry Insuranco to tho amount of one, two and three thousand dollar, oery Jiust claim Is paid promptly and with out litigation, besides erecting n beautiful $100 monument to mark tho laBt resting plnco of a departed neighbor free of charge. All sick and disabled members kept In good standing and nover al lowed to becomo delinquent. The Woodmon of tho World, through Its channels of organized bonovolencc, Is building homes' for tho poor nnd unfortunate, Is paying off mortgages, feeding, clothing nnd educating tens of thousands of chil dren, helping tho widows anl mak ing lighter tho burdens ot l'fc una old age. Man through tho Instincts implant ed In his breast fraternnllzeB natur ally, it Is tho "law of naturo that llko nttracts llko. Fraternal men aro attracted to a truly fratcrnnl order, honco the fratornal and social strength of tho Woodmen of tho World. Llfo Insurance Is n mathematical problem, tho science- of dollars and conts applied to llfo expectancy. r Many plans have boon tried, with tho result of many failures record ed and tlmo and experience prove thnt to succeed a noddy must have: Flrat: Adcquato assossmont rates; Bocond, n resorvo or equalization fund; third, honest conservative man agement; fourth, a loyal nnd re sponslvo membership. Tho Woodmon of tho World pos sess all of theso qualities, honco Its phonomonnl growth nnd deserved popularity, Tim Wnn.imnn if ,,. Wn.i,i i.na I tho largest membership of any ertwXgZ&SSfig In Snlem, bolng about COO. Tlu Jur-, lug from inch troubles." Chas. II. Hal- Isdlctlon Is divided up Into districts , which are under tho management ot district managers. Tho Salem dis trict which Is undor the management b m 1 ! a,himtfjTmffBtmtpmm0mmLmimmm0mmmmt - m wsAasjaaWkaiaawaiayamjajaiitja STUDY THE ABOVE MAP ni.OO.MKUS ADDITION to the Olty of Newport, Oregon, Is now on the market for the first time. Tho tract Is located about half way between ,yo Creok and Newport, and conslstsof some 30 lots, on tno rising ground directly aoovo tho ocean. Each lot Is but a fow stops from the ooach and a commands a view of tho ocenn or surf for miles north and south. To tho north can bo seen Jump Oft Joe and tne Ynqulnn Head Light. To tho touth tho ontrnnce to Ynqulnn Hay and tho Lifesnvlng Station. The property Is about a Hvo-mlnute walk from the boat landing In Newport. It Is reached by a now six-foot board walk, which runs In a straight lino from tho Ocean House Hotel In a northwest direction td the lots. This Is now tno most popular walk In Newport on account or Its beautiful surroundings and magnlflcont view of tho Paclflo when the end Is roachqd at ULOOMKK'S ADDITION. Horo before tho observer tho ocoan and the Lench stretch for miles and miles. A WORD ABOUT YAQUINA BAY You could not find n moro Interesting location to spend your summer than around this beautiful bay, which Iscon.cded by those vao know, to be tho most beautiful summer resort, XATUltAMA', of any on the Pacific coast, barring none Huutlng and fishing are unexceheJ, and the many places of Interest jalose to Newport, such as tho Lighthouse, Otter Rock, Seal Rocks, etc., make It an Ideal place to own a summer home. NOW LOOK AT THE MAP You will soi that IIUWMUU'S ADDITION is right on the ocean, and yet has the great advantage of being close to the bay uud town with no steep hills to climb to rerch It. Tho beach In front ot the propony is good for bathing and the gathering of rock oysters. Mr. Dloomer has already built two beutlful cottages qn those lots for his own personal use. Mr. Bloorae Is a Seattle man, and Intends to make this the most popular addition' to Newport. ;. ' Ir ; POJI SALE BV SIK YKU & BELLE, DERDY & WILLSON, H. A. JOnNSON, FERGUSON & FISHER, REOIITEL & MINTON- . . Kor further Information enquire at - .Mt , CAPITAL JOURNAL OFFICE of W. IL' King contains 3i camps with n membership ot about 2, GOO members, including Canby on tho north, Wendllng on the south, Brownsville, Sllverton and Stayton on the east, and Newport on the west. Just a few things to remember; W. .0 W., tho Giant of the West; tho organization that hews to the lino nnd lets tho chips fly where "they will; tho largest order In the stato of Oregon; tho lnrgest order In Sa lem; the largest reserve collecting order In tho world; the order thnt holds the world's record for big class initiations; the o-dcr that plucr a monument over its decased mem bors; tho order that was first to ren der assistance to tho sufforcrs at Heppner, Galveston and San Fran cisco; tho order that decorates tho grnves of deceased members on the Cth of June each year; tho order that unveils tholr monuments with a beautiful ceremony; tho order that boasts of having economical nnd consorvatlvo management; tho order that will make Bnlom famous on the Gth day of August, 1909. o NEITHER OF THEM KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT IT (United I'resi Unci! Wire Vallejo. Cal., Aug. C. Replying today to the attack directed against his theories on the origin of the moon by Professor Moulton of tho Univer sity of Chicago, Professor T. J. Spo of the Mure Island olispryatofy de clared that tho Chicago astronomers are excited, as tho work has upset tho result of sovoral years of research on the part of tho windy city savants. See believes thnt the moon was cap tured out of spaca by tho earth nnd that it IS slowly bolng pulled toward this sphere, and out of Its own orbit. Moulton scouts such nil Idea and Bad Breath "For months I had great trouble with my stomach and used nil kinds of medicines. My tonnue has been actually as trreen as ' grpss, my breath having n tad odor. Two wceksago a friend recommended Cascarets and after usine them 1 can willlnclv and cheerfully say that tliev have entirely pern, 114 u. 7m St., New York, N. Y. Plciant, Palatable, Potent. TmtoOood, uo uoou. never oicnen. weaken or unpe, 10o.2Jc.J0c. Never 10M In bulk. The bod nine tablet stamped C CO. Guaranteed to euro or your money back. 923 In a communication claimed thnt See was simply publishing some of Moul t on's cast-off Ideas on the subject. "Ho has the habit of starting out on B01110 hidebound Investigation nnd at the end of n long drawn-out dis cussion admitting thnt he has reached no conclusive results," said, Sec. "In conclusion V desiro to Btnto that my objections nro not personal In any sense. Moulton has dono good work hut not along these lines." MAY SUTTON WILL NOT BE A HAM SANDWICH Pasadena, Cul Aug. 6. May Sut ton, promlor woman tennis player of the world, today confirmed the re port thnt her engagement to Harry O. Ham, son of George Ham, n weal thy banker of .Mexico, had been de clared off. Miss Sutton npponrcd unwilling to discuss the detniis lending up to the breaking of her engagement. She stntcd that thu arrangements for her murringo with Ham, which was to havo taken place into this fall, had been stopped by mutual agreement, reached by correspondence between her and her former flnnce in Mexico. "Wo agreed to discontinue our en gagement," said Miss Sutton today, "nfter we had discussed matters thoroughly by letter. I have no fur ther comment to make, other than confirming tho report that tho en gagement Is ut an end." "No," she continued, In reply to n question, "1 don't know whether or not Mr. Hnm will como to Pasadena; I don't see why ho should, do you 7" "Havo tho reports that Mr. Ham played the part of a gay swain In Moxlco, said to hnve boon circulated Here, had anything to do with your plans?" was asked tho champion. "1 won't discuss thnt," sho replied. "There Is no renson why that subject "hould be discussed." MINERS' JOURNAL ATTACKS G0MPERS Indianapolis, Ind Aug. G. Tho United Minors' Journal todny charges that Samuel Qompors presi dent of tho American Federation of Labor, was sent to Europo by the Federation, which Is paying his ex penses, it assorts that It and othor pnpors havo been offered weokly let ters from Qompcrs at ono dollar each. Tho charge that the letters wore- TWxWu Y$&s Health and Strength that Last are not attained by tonics that give- artificial strength by stim ulation nnd by supplying food material. The effects of such tonlca arebut temporary and dis appear as soon as you stop tak ing the tonic. On the other hand DR.D.JAYNE'S TONIC VERMIFUGE bullda up portnanant health by acting directly on the diges tive organs, toning them up so that they properly digest tho food and supply the body with Its full share of nourishment. Health and strength attained in this way last. Sold by all druggists In two sixes, 50c and 35c Dr. D. Jayae'a Expectorant la tho bett known ana most rename remedy for Cough and Colda, croup ana wnooping cousn, v leuruy ana similar klnda orillnci. sold to a nowspapwr syndlcato which expects to sell them to tho labor press. Tho Minors' Journal announ ces that It will not publish tho Qom pors lottors. p 11 Ids for Supplies. Scaled bids will bo rocelvod by tho Hoard of Directors of School District No, 24, at tho offlco of tho District Clork, for supplbt for Manual Training Dopartmont, as per list on fllo In City Superintendent's olllco. Hlds to bo opened at High School Saturday, August 7, 1909, at 7:30 o'clock p. m. Hoard reserves right to roject any or nil bids. II. A. JOHNSON JR. ' District Clork. 2 i i
