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Newspaper Page TextTi-t 4T- PAGB TWO DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1009. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL X. HOFOT, Editor m4 Proprietor Independent Newipaper Derotod to American Principle! and the Proffrew nl Derolopomont of All Oregon. !ubllihel Brerr Kronlng KiCcpt BauAij, elem, Oro. SUH8CMPTION RAT3C8. (luTtrltblr la AilTdtico.) Vij, by MiTier, per year W.00 Per month...Wo D11t, by mll, per yer - JM Per month 860 Weekly, by malt, per rear. ...!. 00 Sir montbi ......60o TAFT AT BROTHERS RANCHERO One of the Biggest Cattle Con cerns in Texas Owns Its Own Packing Plant and Outfit. (ohitro rness mined wiaa.l Grogory, Tox., Oct. 21. Presi dent Tuft Is learning motto about tho ranc hbuslnoBS today, Yesterday ho eaw cattlo roped, branded and dip ped, nnd today ho Is observing tho work of steam plows and harrows on floldfi that strotch over a day's horsobaok Journoy. Aftor tho oarly morning golf gamo at La Qulnta, tho local namo of tho Charlos P. Taft rosldouoo and ranch near Gregory, tho presldont took an automobllo rldo with his brothor, and wont to the town of Taft, eight lnllVa from this place. Llko Qrogory and La Qulnta, Taft Is a part of tho hugo ostato con trolled by tho president's brothor. Down In tnoso parts, tho concoru Is known nniclnlly its tho Coloman Fulton Pasturo Company, but no ono ovor fallH to roply "Mr. Taft," when nnyouo aHks who owns tho proportion. Tho town of Taft claims tho proud distinction of bolng tho only vlllago In tho country that caBt Its voto for tho Republican candi date for tho presidency Inst fall. Practically ovoryouo In tho placo do rlvcB his living directly or Indirect ly front tho Colomnn-Fulton Pnstur ngo Cotnpnuy. Tho town's partiality for Mr. Taft nt olcctlon tlmo Is not regarded as strange. In tluw parts. Tho big ranch concoru has Its own packing plant. SHoTiiisi" WIFE AND HIMSELF (UNITSO l-MiltA IMASSD WIM 1 San Francisco. Oct. 21. As tu result of marital troubles, the bodtw of Henry HroltHtjn nnd his wlfw lie today In tho olty morgue llreltMit shot and klllod his wife Jn Central Park. In thlH oltj. then wnt a bullet Into his own brain, lie died short ly aftor being removal to a hospi tal Droltsun's wife left him thr" mouths ago. beouuse of his Addic tion to liquor. Sho wns employed ns domestic lu tho home of L. ,1. WJIiIq, a local bankor. Lsto yesterday UivIUan persuad od his wlfo to lonvo tho Wilde home with him to look t a lot he pro posed to ptirahaso. Crossing Cen tral Park, tho man drow u 3S-j't-bor rovolver, and, placing tho gun beneath tho woman's Jaw, pulled the trlggor. Who died Instantly. Ho thou turntnl tho gun on himself. Tho double tragedy was witnessed by n doxon school boys, who called tho police. Spain spends considerable tlmo nnd money keeping from being de molished. HIHH4M--ffMhffHHH4M' v IS AV1NO Is tho Buro road to wealth. Thousands who have a com petence through saving, to every ono that has acquired riches through speculation Wo pay Interest on savings accounts. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT;; Capital National Baikjj THE AUTOS BET BAY FOR DON PORTOLA Three Serious Accidentsln the Festivities Last Night at San Francisco Joy Rides Disastrous. tiNiTr.n I'UKns i.fiaw.d wwis.l Bnn Francisco, Oct. 21. Tho Por- toln festivities lnnt night woro marrod by thrco serious accidents on lowor Market Btroot, near tho Forry, which probably will result In tho (loath of two men. In oach caso tho victims woro struck by nutomobllos nnd nil sustained fractures of the skull. Chnrlos Dowlln, n visitor from Fort Ilrngg, was tho first to bo hurt. Ho was ondonvorlng to dodgo n handful of confottl bolng thrown nt him when ho slipped off tho curb In tho Hired path of n' rapidly moving auto mobile. Ho was hurled several foot and his skull was fractured. Ho Is tit tho Contral Emergency hospital and it Is'boltovod ho will not survlvo his Injuries. Shortly aftor midnight, Leon Shnllnn, residing nt 2128 Mnrkot street, was struck by a stanchion of nn automobile which passed n Btroot car from which tho man was loan ing outward through n window. His skull wan fractured. Tho physicians nt tho Contral Emorgcncy hospltnl huvo hopes that ho will recover. V. S. Hccklor, a sailor from tho torpedo boat Preble, Is dying nt tho Lnuo hospltnl. Ho wns crossing Mnr kot btroot, near Second street, whon n mnrhlnu driven by Zeb Coltrlm hit him nnd sont his body Into tho guttor twonty feet nwny, fracturing his Hkull, breaking thrco ribs nnd Injuring him Internally. JAPANESE BENERAL BOES OVER Toklo. Oct. 31. Viscount Gonornl Ognwu, ono of tho boat known mili tary figures In Japan, nnd famed for hta knowledge of Htrntogy, died nt hlt homo horo yesturdny, following u long Illness, ns n rosult of n wound received during tho Japanese-Russian war. Ho was Gl years old. During tho war with China, Oga wn wnH ehlof of staff of tho first Jnpanwio army. In tho HubsIo Jnpanoso war ho was placed In command of n division of tho sec ond army of Japan, whloh ho ro talncd until soriottsly wounded. In 1895 ho was created n baron. For his services In tho field nnd nt homo, Ognwn was docorated with tho third class of tho Golden Kilo. MARQUIS SAGA JOINS THE SAGAS UNITED TREKS IJJAHRn W1RS, Toklo, Oct. 21. Mitrqulti Saga, tho jnldcst nobla In tho service of tho omporor, tlM yestordny, aged 02. Marquis Sngn lived to witness tho reign of thrco emporora. .i. o Slightly CaMer With Snow Whenyousoo that kind of weathpr forecast you know that rheumatism weather Is nt hand. Get ready for It now by getting a bottlo of Ballard's Snow Liniment. Finest thing rondo for rhoumatlsm , chilblains troit blto, sore and stiff Joints and musolos, nil achos and pains. 25c, 50c nnd 11.00. Sold by all dealers. WA7OT NOTES FROM AUMSVILLE Hon. W. J. Clnrko, of tho Oer valfl Star, wns hero on bus'.ieua Inst Friday. Mrs. D. W. Smith was a juassangior for Portlnnd Wednesday. Miss Llslo Ycrgoi who has bwn visiting relatives unrt' loft for hor homo in Portlnnd Frlduy. Mrs. A. P. Speer nnd Mlits t nla Heln visited tho uaptNtl last Halur day. Mr. Druco, of Do'tgld? county, Wellington, has moved onto the H. E. Portor farm, whljlt lie will farm next season. II. C. Porler hnn been absent on Jury duty in Snlom tho past wu.Mc. Henry Oleson Is building n nov resldonco In town. A. D. Orimth nnd family hnvo moved to town, nnJ nr occupying tho D. F. Eautburn property " on Ennt Main street. Enrl Llnvlllo has opened up n confcctlonory ntoro In tho Gilbert building on Mill street, and Francis Enstburn wilt occupy a portion of It tor n unrucr snop on Bniurunys. XXX o 1 kl L J k)W V L 1 lp 1 1 Jf A p A p J rf p n m p y.RAYS AND SMILES Old Mr. Car Shortago has come West ngnln to visit tho long list of old ncqunlntnnoos. They nil recog- ntzo tho old man. Stnto-wldo prohibition will bo submitted to tho voters of Oregon nt tho gonornl olcctlon In 1910, whon thoro will bo n direct popular votfo upon n constitutional- amend ment forbidding tho snlo, gift or Btorngo of Intoxicating liquors In nny form. ' A plcturo In tho nowspnpors re cently shows King 'Alfonso holding his socond son, Jnmlo. A plcturo of his nibs holding his Job six months from now will bo worth having. Wlifen Ferrer Wib shot Alfonsd unwittingly lot go of n boomcrnLg. A Jack rablt Is a doad gimn sport. In nil tho races ho has over had with his nnclont onomy, the coyote, ho wns nover known to throw n rnco. Taft Is going to Join in JncK rab bit chnso. A cursory examination of tho bolt lino of tho rontoct-uitn, forces tho horso editor, much n no admires tho president, to p t his monoy on tho John Itnbblt. o For Chappa Skin. Chapped skin, whothor on tho hands or fnco may bo cured In ono night by applying Chamberlain's Salvo. It Is nlso uncqualed for sore nipples, burns nnd scalds. For sale by all good druggists. BASEBALL MAN SURRENDERS (UNITED rIKS I.B1BED 1"tM. Cleveland, O., Oct. 21, Sonsu- tlnunl Tyrus Cobb, tho star batsman of tho Detroit Tigers, who wero Jut vanquished by tho Pittsburg Pintles In tho rnco for tlu basobnll cham pionship of tho world, today sur rendered hlmsolf to tho shorirf of this county. Tho Georgia Cracker was then Immedlntoly arraigned on n charge of "stabbing to wound" George SUtnlleld, night wntohmnn nt tho Kuclld Uotul. Cobb's nlloged on- coutnor with tho wntohman occurred several weoks ago. while the Naps and Tigers woro engaged In a serU of gitmos In tho Ohio city. President Taft has nover ox pressed th hope that corporations would develop paroxysms rf ! light nt tho prospect of being taxed. Portland's Popular Fire-Proof Hotel THE OREGON Our Rathskeller Grill finest dining service In city, with Hawaiian orchestra from 6 to 12 p. m. Most perfectly furnished, Moderate Priced, Modern Hostlery In the metropolis of the Northwest. ANNEX IS NOW OPEN Our capacity has beon doubled and our bus will hereafter meet trains No. 6, and train No, 12, limited, Oregon Electric that arrive in Portland at 10,55 a, m, and 4:55 p, m. M. C. DICKINSON, Manager THE OREGON THE BEST TONIC riV.' Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Check Decline Build Up the Strength of Exhausted Thoro arc fow cases of general re blllty that could not havo been pre vented. There Is no hidden causa for its presence nor Is It sudden In its nttack. Any person, who Is over worked, or subject to any great worry or excitement, or undergoes sonii) long-continued strain on tho body, Is llnblo to becomo debilitated unless tho blood is kept pure and rich. Such unusual conditions call for in oro nourishment than tho blood can supply nnd paleness, headaches, j poor npi,otlto. unrofroshlng sleep, backaches, loss of splrlta and n gen eral tired out feeling, which follows nro simply u call for n blood tonic nnd builder. Ilut sometimes what Is mistaken for slmplo debility Is u symptom of n moro serious dlsordvr, anaemia ,j,0rhiip8, or n breaking down of tho norvous system. By taking a toulj that Is iiIho a specific for many ills ordorB of tho blood nnd nervos, tho threatening dlsonsos may bo pre vented. Such n tonic Is Dr. Wil liams' Pink I'IIIb, nnd tholr value In tho treatment of general debility lies In tholr direct rosponso to the needs of tho blood. Their work Is to make new blood. That thoy do this woll W shown by tho gntdunl disappear ance of tho symptoms nnd tho re turn of color nnd health, They lay tho foundation for pormnnont health In tho future LOST FLESH AND STKEN'GTH. Dr. Will In ins' l'lnk IMIIh Cured This Snntn Ann Woman. Mrs. II. J. Bradford, of No. 1514 Spurgcon strcot, Snntn Ann, Cat., says: "A fow yvnrs ago I bogait to lose flesh until I weighed only about 100 pounds. Boforo this I had always boon woll and qulto fleshy. I uio becamo vory norvous and would He awako all night long. I had fre quent crying spjolls whlcii I could not sooin to help, and which tho least llttlo thing would bring on. Excitement or nolso mndo pit vc nervous. I had a craving for soul things, but my apotlto wuu vurt.ihlu. At times I would fcol vor well but this would bo only .vhon I kept vory qulot nt homo for n long Urn-. "Tho doctors pronour.o'd my troublo norvous debility I was under his caro for ovor twi yoars. Somotlnu-fi ho would treat me regu larly, and tlton ho nitwit no have' to call again In two months. I did not Whoro aro tho tho yostoryears? 'bustod" trusts of JTSkln -it Beaut is a Joy forevsr b ft, T. FELIX mum mmKl CREAM OR MA6ICAI KAUTlFlER'f i nfiinc' p onH m nou Coil MU VsSSl RtmorM Tut, Pimp . KtKUM, llolh J'.lcli - 1I..1. -uul Hkln T1Im.au. "" '. " ". M. -..-". oo Matr, w4 1: M U.tKUoa. II hu stood th Ut e( n Tr "' U M huml.M l UiuUlotniar.X AftpfnoeounKr (til of tlmUw nun. Or. U A Strr ul4 to Mr o( lb. b.at too ( putcct "Al JVM llJIII it pnixriT DUUf. M?amad'a OrBnt' r tk 1; hnful of 'l a tfia mtnilgii." ror ult br ul dniut.u J t vur loou4l'n la Utt Ualtwt BulM.Oa4 u4 Lurot fakM.WPUIS, Pref, 37 foul ism Stmt, NnTrl 1 FOR DEBILITY get well under his treatment nnd was flnnlly ndvlscd to try Dr. Wil liams Pink Pills by a friend who had UBCd them for nervousness. Af ter taking a fow boxes of tho pills, I could sleep better nnd 1 began to lmprovo gradually until I was cured. I havon't beon run down or norvous in soino years now, nnd consldor tho boncflt I received from Dr. Williams' Pink PIIIb to bo wonderful." WEAK AND NEUVUOS. This Pctnluina, Cul., Woman Cured Aftr Yen ra of Miser)'. Mrs. Mary II. Toft, of No. 314 Howard strcot, Petaluma, Cal has found Dr. WllllnmB' Pink Pills to bo tho best tonic thnt she has over used. Shu says: "About 15 years ago, whon living In Toronto, Canada, I beenmo gen erally run down nnd felt mlsornble for yoars. I was tired nil of tho tlmo nnd didn't want to work or do anything nt nil. My appctlto was not very good nnd I was thin nnd pnlo, I suffered from sick head aches a great deal and wns nervous. "I was treated by n doctor for Boino tlmo nnd tried sovornl tonics, "but without holp. A friend recom mended Dr. Williams' Pink Pills to mo nnd I took sovornt-boxes. I soon began to fcol much hotter, my nppotlte enmo back and tho boncflt continued until I was cured. I havo taken Dr. WllllnmB' Pink Pllla a number of times since, nn I think thoy nro tho best tonic ono can take" KKOAINKI) IIEH HEALTH. It Was Feared This Oregon Woman Witfl Going Into Consumption. ' Miss Jessie Johns, of Gladstone, Oro., was cured by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills aftor suffering from gen eral doblllty for n year and n half. Sho says: "About four years ago, whllo llv- klng In Wisconsin, I was greatly run down In health as a result of six M-eoks of sickness. I aid not scorn to bo nblo to got back my strength, but was woak nil over. I was thin, palo and norvous. I wasn't nblo to do much of anything, and had to jglvo up teaching school. "I was treated by threo or four doctors, nnd they snld thoy woro afraid I was going Into consumption. Thoy did not holp mo, nnd I Anally uvo up tholr trontmont to try' Dr. AVIIllnmV Pink Pills. Tho pills fftf i mtt !! i !! s REDUCED PRICES ON- f Ladies' Pnrf -uuiwu VU nnu lUlldT) I till UUUW, IbUUbU JIIVU-il UiUU Ladies' S5 now Fall Coats reduced price $ 3.50 Ladies' new Fall Silk Coats .special $10.00 Girls' $2.50 new Fall Coak, reduced price $ 1.50 Girls' $3.50 new Fall Coats, reduced price $ 2.50 NEW FALL MILLINERY We have had moro business in this department, than wo could manage! now we have more help and will be able to attend your wants, New Fall shapes, just received, the vory newest, and our usual moderate prices prevail; expert trimmers, The very best and newest of material, Our prices are lower than any other -house In 'Oregon. NEW FALL UNDERWEAR - J Children's Heavy Fleeced Underwear ". 25c Childs' Heavy Fleeced Union Suits 25c Ladies' Heavy Fleeced Underwear 25c Ladies' Heavy Fleeced Union Suits 50c HAMILTON & BROWN SHOES The best for wear. 1 "Hardware" Brand guaranteed for Six Months. $ ROSTEIN & GREENBAUM I . 240-246 COMMERCIAL ST. $ iiiititimtiHiaiiaii.HHai H THE CONNECTION IS THE PLACE where a lot of plumbing originates. That is why we give .particular atten tion to joining places. That ts also why there is no, after trouble with plumbing done by us. Unless you are getting just that kind of plumb ing you need us as much as wo want you. GRABER BROS. 141 S. Liberty St. Salem in Health and Sufferers. helped mo from tho start, and I 1copt on with thorn until I felt entlro ly well. I regained my strength and my health has been good since then." WAS SHOUT 01' imEATir. Ciso nt Helllnglinnt Completely A Cured by Dr. Williams Pink Pills. Mrs. William N. Smith, of No. 1938 Humboldt street, Belllngham, WnBh., owes hor euro to n thorough trial of Dn Williams' Pink Pills. "About six years ngo," sho says, "I was greatly run down in health through overwork. 1 was unnblo to do much of any work for soveral months, nnd was so weak and short of breath that I couldn't walk a block without bolng completely tired out. I wns pnlo, thin- nnd norvous. I had no nmbltlon nnd felt worn out nil of tho time. "I went to it druggist, who was nlso n doctpr, and ho said my troublo was duo to a lack of blood, and advised mo to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Tho pills holptod mo from tho first box, and I gnvo them a thorough trial. I was soon strong and woll again, nnd I haven't been sick since. I always ' recommended Dr. Williams' Pink Pills to nny per son who Is run down becaueo of weak or Impuro blood." Do You Xoed n Tonic? Dr. Williams' Pink Pills havo cor rected serious disorders of tho stom ach, havo revitalized tho nervous system nnd restored honlth to suffer ers from sovoro disorders of tho blood and norves. For rhoumatlsm, Indigestion, nervous headncho and many other forms ot'wonkness nnd doblllty Dr. Williams' Pink Pills nro rocommonded oven It ordinary medicines havo been tried without relief. Further Information nbout 'tho tonic treatment Is given In our holp fill booklet, "Diseases of tho Blood." which will bo sent freo upon postnl card request. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills aro sold by ull druggists, or will bo sent, post paid, on receipt of price, 60 conts por box; six boxes for 12.50, by tho Dr. Williams Mcdlclno Company, Shoncctndy, N. Y. Insist upon got tlng tho genuine pills which nro sold only In packagos bearing tho full trndo-mnrk, "Dr. Williams' Pink' Pills for Pnlo People" Thoy nro nover sold looso, by tho Tlozon or hundred. iaii i ianiiiti MisBpq' Pnafc ni munnri ns,nn t c nn i tf" AVr ntimniiimnutn 2X S. COMMERCIAL St