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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1909)
4 mum two DAILY OAPITAIi JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OOTOBEB 0, I960. Tn' l"t'M THE CAPITAL JOURNAL ' E. HOFnn, Efor m4 FroFrletcr laAtpanrtent Nevripkpcr Devoted to American rrlnolploi nd tho Ptoktom Mill DtTolopotnent of All Orcfon. rabttihfrl Brerr Bronlnft Except Suud"y, Blora, Ore. SUBSCRIPTION RATH. (InruUblr In Adrsnc.) kj currlor, por ;cr..... f. In nail, per ju , WmOBtt, Vr mall, par rear....... ... 4.00 Per moth....85o W ..... 1.00 Six months m.-.K)0 V LITTLE BOY BLUE. "J r, Tbo llttlo toy dog 1b covorod with dust, But sturdy and stanch ho stands; And tho llttlo tin soldlor Is rod with rust, Ami his niuskot molds la hid hands. Tlrao was when tho llttlo toy dog was now, And tho soldlor wns passing fair; , And thnt wns tho tltuo when our Llttlo Boy Bluo Kissed thorn and put thoin thoro. , "Now, don't you go till I como," ho snld, , "And don't you mako nny nolsol" , So, toddling oft to his truudlo bed, ' . Ho droamnt of tho pretty toys; i "'' And hh ho wns dreaming, nn nngol song a Awakened our Llttlo Hoy Bluo , Oh! tho yonrs nro ninny, tho yonra nro long, Hut tho llttlo toy frlonds nro truol . t Ah, faithful to Llttlo Hoy Dluo thoy stand, Knoh ouo In tho sniuo old plnco, Awaiting tho touch of n llttlo hnnd, Tho smtlo of a llttlo faco; , And thoy wondor, ns waiting tho long yonrs through Iu tho dust of thnt llttlo clmlr, 'What hn bocomo of our Llttlo Hoy Dluo, Sluoe ho klMod thorn nnd put thoni thoro. ISugono Flold. MAKING SALEM THE CENTER OF THINGS. Tho oxtonsion of tho Orogon Electric railway to Woodburn Is anothor stop towards making Salem tho center of things, The railroad to Falls City connects this city with a very rich country towards the coast mountains and big timber. Tho Orogon Electric will cojinoct Salem via Woodburn with tho heart of French Prairie and tho rich country boyond, It will bring new life into our relations with Mt, Angel, Monitor Mills, Silverton and Scotts Mills, and boyond . Salem should hail with Joy tho proposition of Mr, Welch to build towards Stayton and Jefferson and Albany and beyond, Mr, Welch has been dolayed and had difficulties In raising monoy, and so have others in trying to get capital for rail rsads. . . Salem should now push for a bridge to lot tlie Falls City and Western into tills city, and push it across to Silvcrton direct. Wo should have a lino across to McMlnnvillo, and for these two linos Snlom could well afford to put up a bonus of $50, 000 for each, That is the spirit that would make this city the center of things and doublo and troblo the value of all lands and city proDorty, Tho Capital City of Oregon must awaken from tho do nothing dronm, ' RAILROAD COMMISSION DOING GOOD WORK. Everything tho Orogon railroad commission has tried to do has boon contested in tho courts, Tho railroad lawyers think it is wise to carry overything to the highest federal courts. So the practical going-into-effoct of the commission's or dors Imvo been held up for two yoars, Now, by virtue of a decision of Judgo Wolvorton, the Ore gon railroad commission has won its battle. Judge Wolverton has handed down an nblo and swooping decision sustaining the commission at ovory point, Ftoight ratos will bo reduced on all tho linos in Oregon that were known as interstate railroads. Thoso reductions will amount to millions to tho farmers and fruit gioweis and the manufacturer and Jobber; The people should lejoico over this victory and thank God that men like Judge Wolverton and Judge Bean have been put on the federal bench. Wlion thoy were appointed the corporation politioians were very busy trying to get their places and failod, MORE GERMAN FARMERS WANTED IN OREGON. A newspaper says President Taft got off wrong In his re marks about tho Gorman-AmoriGans at Salem, Just tho same, ho told the truth about that kind of people being a valuable asset in the development of a state. Where a Gorman family gels hold of an old run-down Ore gon ranch they build it up and mako it valuable, productive proDorty, President Taft gavo Salem an advertisement that will be worth thousands of dollars every month for years to come. It will help bring thousands of German families to Oregon and do more to help build up the waste places than anything he could have done , The prejudice against foioign-born citizens of the right oort is dying out, and T)regon could assimilate fifty thousand a year without detriment to tho agricultural interests of the state Tho census will show at least fifty thousand people in Ore gon of the German-speaking nations, They all come from countiles where agriculture, dairying and fruit culture are the prinoipal productive industries. They are a people among whom family life is strong, where industry is honorable and olll-paylng and money-saving are practiced, President Taft honored an element of our citizenship that Is worthy of any man's "respect and whose offspring are layai Americans. In the time of the civil war hundreds of thousands of Ger mans enlisted and fought under tho flag against a dismem bered union, The adjutant of the Indian War Veteran's association for fno four northwest Pacific coast siates is a German born Ameri can citizen who helped make it possible for this country to oo occupied by the whites in safety Otto Kleeman, of Portland, resident of the Oregon German societies, This is said for tho nformation of persons who imagine the Germans are entitled to no credit in the founding of Oregon, HAS A NEW BARN AND NEW CONNECTIONS Tho street rallwny company Is get ling ready to open up a big now car bnrn on Chomokcta nnd Front streets Chcmckcta, from Commercial to Front, hns boon graded down nnd tho ties nnd rail lnld, nnd this morning tho work of making tho ourvo and connection with tho Commorclnl stroot track wnB hogun. Tho bnrn Is n big ono, ami will hold nil tho cars tho company can uso for nonio tlmo yet. This switch nlso connects tho tlonornl Eloctrlc with the S. P. trnckj on Front street, nnd tho curvo Is such that nny car enn bo hnndlcd on It, which will provo a great convonl- More Than 20 Ingrodlonts glvo to Hood's Sar saparllla Its great curative power power to euro many nnd varied com plaints, Including diseases ol tbo blood, ailments o( tbo stomach, troubles ot tho kidneys and liver. Many of tbo Ingredients aro Jnstwbat tbo profession prcscrlbo In tbo ailments named, but tho combination and pro portions nro peculiar to this medlclno and glvo it curative power peculiar to itself. Therefore, there can bo no substltuto for Hood's. Get It in tbo usual liquid form, or In tablets called Sarsatabs. A Billable Remedy FOR CATARRH Ely's Cream Bali It qulcklr abitrttd. Chtt Rillcl at Ones. It cleanse, soothes, heals and protects the ulfeaaeu mora. brnno mulling from Catarrh and drWes away nCold iu tho Hoad quickly. Restores tho Bonne of Taste and BtnelU Full sirs CO ot. at DrugginU or by mall. Liquid Orvatn Halm for uso in atomizers 75 cts. Ely Brothers, CO "Warren Street, New York. ft. ' ' v t enco In mnny ways. Tho company already has connection with tho S. P. on Stato street, but tho curves aro so short that It is almost lmposslblo to got heavy freight cars over thorn. FULL OF FIGS" AND MAYBE A FEW PRUNES Avalon, Cab, Oct. C. After living for 1G days on. a fig dlot, without water, John Drlnkloy announced to day that ho gained eight pounds du Ing his fasting porlod, Drlnkloy, who Is known ns "Chlckon John," under took his fast to provo tho nutritive vnluo of tho fruit of the flg true, o Foloy'B Honey nnd Tnr clears tho nlr passages, stops tho Irritation In ho tbront, soothes tho inflamed mom brnncs, nnd tho most obstlnato cough disappear. Soro and Inflamed lungs nro healed and strengthened, and tho cold Is oxpollod from tho system. Ro fuso nny but tho gonulno In tho yol low package J. 0. Perry. Preee m r " "! "? ? fee V. m,A Alnnnunf. fit th ft MflffWrBSV Will tt"lB vJr""l" thousands in tho next few years. IVwr ow. Bnd for catalogue. ( SALEM. OREGON W. I. STALEY, PRINCIPAL Fat Folks One Dollar,. Invested In a bottlo ot theso wonderful, harmless fat reducing tablets and In 80 DAYS you will bo a normal, woll-formod person again. Don t .carry around your ugly bulk your ungainly superfluous flesh. It makes you miserable? ridiculous, and what is moro Important, " S"tt'1 consequences. Suddin death from Fatty Dogonorn ion, Heart Dlsoaso, Kldnoy Trouble. Apoplexy and Muscular Rheumatism all como from OVER-FATNESS. f ANTICORPCT R e: O V E S FAT ftrH'DilllKlftftV ftftrVftHrlMvAwYvHk HIS liljH Ono man advorttsej for a wlfo who lirn no mother. Ho must havo taken tho mother-in-law Joko sorlously. Thousands of Testimonials from Grateful . Persons Prove This. YOUR MONEY BACK IF IT FAILS. YOUR MONEY RACK IV 11' I'JlM. "ANTI-CORPU" is absolutely tho greatost dlscovory In medlcldo for rodticlug PAT. It Is rando In thu form of n llttlo tablet out of VECJETABLE matter and Is easy and ploas nnt to tnko. It Is ondorscd by ovory reputablo Physician nnd College of Medlclno. Ask your doctor. "ANTI-CORPU" is absolutely hnrmloss. The formula usod In making this preparation Is on fllo In tho Bureau of Chomistry In Washington, which Is proof thnt It Is PURE nnd HARMLESS. "ANTI-CORPU" roducos fat 3 to 5 pounds a week. It reduces Doublo Chin. Fat Hips, nnd Flnbby Chooks. No wrinkles rosult from this reduc tion, for It makes tho skin closo fitting nnd smooth. "ANTI-CORPU" strengthens WEAK HEART, euros PALPITATIONS. SHORT BREATH, and acts Ilko mnglc In MUSCULAR RHEUMATISM nnd QOUT. PRICK $1.00 PER BOTTLE. Monoy back if it dbn't do nil wo clnlm. If your druggist docs not keep It, show hint this ndvortlBomont and mako him got It for you, or you can send for It DIRECT to us. Wo pay postago nnd send in plnln wrapper. .10 Day' Treatment in Eercry Bottle. iirr Wo will Bend you a samplo of this wonderful fnt-rcducing rem rlfhh cdy on receipt of 10 cents to pny for postago and pncklng. Tho 1 SLiU anmplo Itself may bo sufficient to reduco tho deslrod weight. Mention this paper. Desk S. ESTHETIC CHEMICAL COMPANY 31 West 152 Street, New York, N. Y. i V UtlttiUHUii .. kinm 11,11 V r I r . . X I more la our Saving Depart- ; ; went and bo subject to with- ; ; tlrawal whon wauted. A good place for trust funds T and inony awaiting Invest- iont Xt mkmmS . SAVINGS DEPf RTMCNT J i bpitl Mlm Eak I4f-M How to Cure a Cold. Bo aa careful as you can, you will occasionally take cold, and whon you do, gust a medlclno ot known reliabil ity, ono that has an establshcd repu tation and that Is certain to effect a quick euro. Such a medlclno Is Chamberlain's Couch Remedy. It has gained a world-wide reputation by its remarkablo cures ot this most oommon nllmont, and can always bo depend dupoa. It acts on naturo'a plan, relieves tho lungs, ntds expec toration, opens the seoretlons and aids nature In restoring the system to a healthy condition. For sale by all good druggists. o When a ycung wauled man gets fk hi mother alay iiuaglce ft r. i'uo to hU wife a cooking. All Patent Medicines or medicines ad vertised Iu this paper are tor sale at DR. STONE'S Drug Store Tho only cash drug store In Oregon; owes no one, aud no ono owes It: carries large stock; Its shelves. counters and show cases are loaded with drugs, medicines, notions, toilet articles, wines and liquors of all kinds for medicinal purposes. Dr. Stone U a regular graduate In medl- cluo and has had many years ot ex perience In the practice Consulta tions are free. Prescriptions are tree, and only regular prices for med icine. Dr. Stono oaa b found at his i drug store. Salem, Or . from 7 In the morning until 9 at night. Portland Railway, Light and Power Company WILLAMETTE VALLEY DIVISION CHICHESTER S PILLS W.rv Tilt UUMONU niUM. a ' V r I -, K M.X Tl tWr H.r f tMr v utvyD iHtM) fitXivt.a $oio bv vm isisniRwmE u M Electric Cooking Demonstration each day at our office. GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY'S Tungsten Lamp ex pert will be in Salem for the following week for the ben efit of our patrons. Telephone us and he will call on you in the interest of better and more economical lighting service. Commercial and State Sts. " 9- ( fit
