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Newspaper Page TextOMSit OAMTAJj JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, 8EP'JPEAmtitt 0, 1010. t THE N6 SOMEWHAT XPENSIV THE COST OP MAINTAINING EI) DIE SEVEN IS NEAIUiY $5, 060,000-A YEAH, Oil, TO IJE HtfACT $42,1:58,772 IN NINE YEARS. fnfitrien rnlCRfl TMlfllD W1&Z.1 London, Sept. 3. Although parlia ment passed tho appropriations called for to support tho royal household after King George mounted tho throno, opposition to tho groat OX' pondltures entailed by "royalty" has by no means subsided, and at tho coming falf session of tho lawmak ers tho fight Is apt to bo rcnowed with more than usual bitterness. Tho movement will bo headed by tho Laborltes, and It is believed that it will bo joined by tho Republicans. Whothor or not they succeed In slicing tho appropriation for the matntonanco of tho royal household, It Is certain the will causo tho king and his supportors uncomfortable minutes. Tho attack lc to bo mado by com paring tho cost of maintaining a king and a presidont. Tho figures used will bo thoso covering tho entlro rolgn of tho lato King Edward. For nlno years ending March 31, 1910, which practically covers tho time, of his reign, Edward's household and prlvato expenses cost tho nation $42,438,772. . Tho Laborltes maintain that Ed ward's services woro hardly worth moro than that of a presidont would havo been, and that a president would havo been supported In good stylo for tho samo poriod at a cost of 1,000,000. They flguro, thoro foro, that to maintnln a king has cost tho nation about $41,438,772 Figures for tho entire reign will bo used, becauso In this way It Is bolloved tho people will get a bottor idea of what tho cost of royalty has boon to tho nation. ant's arm and most of tho acid 'ran down bcr neck, arms and chest, though her right chook ,wns burnod sightly by tho fluid. After throw ing tho acid tbo masked woman locked Mrs, Thompson in tho room and escaped. Mrs. Thompson is tho divorced wlfo of a traveling salesman and lives with hor brother. Sho denied that sho know tho name of her assailant. Sho said sho know of no niotivo wlilch might havo prompted tho at tack. QTATP NFWS THE TRAIN WENT INTO THE DITCH O. K. & N. Tit A IN RUNNING AT HIGH SPEED RUNS INTO OPEN SWITCH AT WYI5TH AND IS WRECKED A TKAMP ON THE 1ILIN1) UAGGAGE KILLED. Med ford has a thousand phones. Central Point has a factory for making cement, sower pipo and other cement products. Wllber Froman Davis, 80. years of ago and a pioneer of Union county, died a few days ago at his homo in Union. Forty surveyors aro at Durns and will complete tho survoy of all gov ernment lands in Eastern Oregon. A young man with a camera vis ited tho near-beer Joints In Union county and ns a result 111 indict ments havo beon returned by the grand Jury, and moro are promised. Tho arrested all pleaded not guilty. Thieves stolo GO head of horses from William Isaacs, a stock grower In Malheur county, early this week. Bend Is going to mako an exhibit of her products at Portland and now has 150 different exhibits on the way. i i Eugeno will try to raise $100,000 to aid in building a railroad from that point to tho coast at Elmlrn, and thenco south to Coos Bay, TRIED STARVATION TO CUKE CONSUMPTION Portland, Oro, Sopt. ,9. Dying from tho ravages of tuberculosis and starvation, John C. Gustafosn was romoved to a sanatorium today from a room In a cheap lodging house whore, he had remained for 18 days without food. Tho man was discovered Into last night by a patrolman. According to Gustafeon's whisporod stntomonts, ho contracted tuberculosis two years ago. Ho sought rollof in tho South west, without success, and finally ro turned to Portland. Threo wooks ago ho docldod to adopt tho starvation method of erad icating the tuborculnr gorms from his system. Ho rontod a smnll back room, nnd tho proprietor of tho plnco forgot about bis guost until last night when tho pollco woro called and tho room brokon Into. A CASE OF PUPPY" LOVE AT FIHSX SIGHT "Tho Eugono (Oro.) Morning Itoglstor Is ono of tho handsomest und most progressive dallies in tho country. Tho cltlzona of Eugono city nnd Lano county haw good cnuso to fool proud of tho Itoglstor." Tho Eugono Keglstor which prints tho above then ndds: Tho nbovo Is from tho World's Advnuco Thought and Universal Re public, on able mngazlno published in Portland by Lucy A. Mallory. The Unlvorlsnl Republic is ono of our moat highly prlied exchangee for tha roason that It is carefully odltod and full of tho things, that mako for a bettor and a hlghor civilization. MASKED WOMAN TllltEW ACID AT SIHS. THOMPSON Eugono, Ore, Sopt, 9. A' rigid search was stnrtod today by local au thorities for a woman who onterod tho room of Mrs. W. 8. Thompson's In tho Had building and nttomptod to throw carbolic acid in Mrs. Thomp sou's faco. Tho woman was maskod. As sho hurlod tho burning fluid at hor victim, tho stronger jdiontod: "Now I'vo got you whwo I want you." Mrs. Thompson struck hor assail- ALL OF HIM ARRIVED AT ONCE f UNITED 1M1ESS LEASED WIIUS.l Portland, Ore., Sept. 9. Travel lng at1 a high rate of speed, tho east bound Oregon and Washington ex press over the O. R. & N. ran into nn open switch in tho yards at Wy eth, a small station between Port land and Tho Dalles, shortly before midnight, and the ongino, tender and two baggage cars turned over and two passenger coaches wero do railed. An unidentified tramp who was stealing a rldo on the blind bag gago was killed. Tho wrecking trains wero sent to tho scene of tho accident, ono from Portland and tho other from The Dalles and the tracks wero cleared sufficiently to allow resumption o traffic this forenoon. Tho express is a, limited train running botween Portlnnd arl Chi cago. Engineer Farley, who, with his fireman, jumped after sotting tho brakes, had no orders to tako a sld lng or to pass a train at this point, It Is generally believed that the switch was turned by some porson without authority. An investigation probably will bo held. . o Snininy Smith a 'Comer." UNITED PRE88 I.4KI VMEE.l Now York, Sept. 9. Sammy Smith, of Philadelphia, is touted by tho fight fans today as a comer after his showing with Joo Selger, of Den ver, In a short routo mill hero. The Philadelphia lad displayed great cleverness and easily outpointed his opponent. Selger was forced to do considerable stalling. FRANCIS JOSEPH MICHAEIj CHAR LES MARIE EVARISTS QUIRIN- UE, ALIAS FRANCIS JOSEPH DUKE OF BAVARIA, IS REGIS TERED AT A HOTEL IN SAN FRANCISCO, united pxaia uumd trua. San Francisco, Sopt. 9. Duke Francis Joseph of Bavnrla, whoso full name Is Francis Josopli MIchaol Charles Mario Evarlsts Qulrlnuo, trnvollng incognito, is in San Fran cisco. Under tho namo of "Mr. Valep of Gormany," ho has boon reglstorod at tho Palaco slnco Tuesday, and not until today was his truo Identity known. Duko Francis Joseph says ho Is on n slght-seolng trip, and wished to Eurtliqunkcs Recorded. Clevolnnd, O., Sept. 9. A sevore earthquake) shock was registered by tho seismograph at St. Ignatius col loge. Tho disturbance ocurred last night. The shock lasted from 8:41 to 9:35 p. m. It was most severe at 8:48. It Is estimated that tho dis turbanco ccurred about 500j miles awny. HAPPV RESULTS Huvo Mado Miiny Salem Resident Enthusiastic. No wonder scores of Salom cltl zens grow enthusiastic. It Is enough to mako nnyono happy to And relief after years of suffering. Public avoid notorloty, so ho boenhio n plain stntomonts Hko tho following aro but Gorman citizen. Ho didn't ovop truthful representations of tho dally mako his prosonco horo known to tho work dono in Salom by Doan's Kid- Gorman consul. Tabooing tho royal noy Pills. suite at tho Palaco, tho duko on- Mrs. M. E. Latham. Moraine gaged an Inexpensive suito on the Side, Salom, Oro., snysi ''I wae sixth floor. Tho royal visitor is ac- miserable for a long tlmo and 1 corapaniod by Captain Bodman, of tho think my troublo aroso from dlsor German army. dored kidneys. -My back ached con- o Btantly nnd thoro was a dull, grind. USE ALLEN'S F00T-EASE lnB paln tlirGh my kidnoys. i couiu not; stoop or art without sur- Tho nntl-soptio powdor to be ns sovoroly and my rest at night shaken Into tho shoos. If you have was badly broken. Tho kidney se- tirod, aching feet, try Allon's Foot- crotions also passed too frequently. Urnort Tf Mala Mm tnnl n.l I new or tight shoes easy. Cures ach lng, swollen, hot. swoatlnK feet. Ro Uoves corns nnd bunions of all naln nnd gives rest and comfort. Alwnvs use it to broak in now shoos. Try It todny. Sold ovorywhoro. 25 conts. Don't accept any substituto. For free trial packago, addross Allen 8. Olm. stou, Lo noy, N. Y. o 'II io Pure Food und Drug Law. Has not only brought tho foods nnd rugs of tl)i,s country up to a higher nnd tn,t0 no other, stniulnrd, of purity, but has elimi nated tho harmful modlclnoa with which this country was flooded. Such modlclnoa, howovor, as Lydla Plnkham's Vogotablo Compound, purely n roots and herb prpduct. will continue its bonoflclnl work among women. Kidney Pills highly ndvortlsod, I procured n box and as they helped mo from tho first, I con tinued taking thom until I had re ceived a comploto cure. I am glad to recommend Doan's Kidney Pills." For snlo by all donlors. Prlco 50 cents. Fostr-MIlburn Co., Buffalo Now York, solo agents for the United States. Romcmbor tho namo Doan's GRAY HAIRS BANISHED. Can be aopondad upon" Is an ox- prosslon wo ull II ko to hoar, and when it Is used in connection with Ohninborlnin's Collo, Cholera nnd Diarrhoea Romody it moans that it novor rails to euro dlarrhoon, dysen tery or oowoi complaints. Tho old idea of uslnz ease for darken Ins the hair la again coming in vogue. Our grandmothers used to havo dark, clofesy hair at tho nsc of seventy-five, while our mothers have white hair before they are fifty. Qur grandmothers used to mako a "sago tea" and nnnly It to tholr hair. Tho ten mado their hair soft and glossy aud gradually restored the natural color. Ono objectlou to using such a preparation was tho trouble ot making it, especially as it had to be mado every two or threo dajs on account of It souring quickly. This objection has oeen orercomo and by asking almost Dr. Lyon's PERFECT Toofh Powder neutralizes the destructive acids of the mouth cleanses, preserves and beautifies the teeth, and imparts purity and fragrance to the breath. Congress Amounted to Nothing. St. Paul, Minn., Sept. 8. Tonight will sco tho closing session of the 1910 National Conservation Congress Shortly after tho delegates had been called to order today by President Baker it was decided to eliminate the session planned for tomorrow, and to declare formal adjournment tonight In view of this tho running fight between the advocntes of state and federal rights in national consorva' tion declared a truce, whiia repre sentatives of the progress of tho con servatlon" mbvemont in tho various states, which wero advocated by state conservationists, wero heard. Tho introduction of politics Into conservation affairs was tho subject of addresses by Forester Allen, of Oregon. J. W. Whipple, of Now York and Amos L. Pondo. Allen demand' ed that the officials to which tho con servatlon of natural resources has been entrusted be permitted td prose cuto their duties without political preference. Judge Short, of Fresno, Cal., dls cussed conservation from the stand point of capital. "The honesty and Integrity of the federal government In all Its depart ments," he declared, "becomes more of interest to the individual as he ac cumulates money, and to combina tions of capital." Short urged a better undeittand lng between capital interested in power Bites, and the authorities con trolling them. o Tho Lady Captured the Garage. Los Angeles, Cal., Sept. 8. Be cause Mrs. R. Klelnberg, of New York City, claimed that E. W. Bender Is not Bender, but Mr. R. Klelnberg In truth, Bender closed fast tho doors of his garage today, and made a has ty departure. While Bender, or Klelnberg, beat his retreat, Mrs. Klelnberg pounded on the doors of tho garage, and sue cecded in summoning all tho neigh boring police to the spot. Between tears, sobs and continued poundings on tho garage door she explained her actions to the ofllcers, "The owner of this garage," said Mrs. Klelnberg, "Is not Bender, but In reality Klelnberg. I am Mrs. Klein berg; therefore, I claim to bo his wife. He left mo with my three children in New York 11 years ago I have located him, and now I want him, I do." He declared ho left becauso he did not want a scene created. "I do not know this woman," he said. "Sho is a stranger. It looks like blackmail." Some folks aro so pessimistic tha they refuso to tnko tho cup of life's giaaness toany becauso they are afraid they may go thirsty tomor row. ONCLE SAM TO BE BOS IN PANAMA WILL FORTIFY THE CANAL WITHOUT ASKING ANYBODY'S CONSENT IF HE MAKES UP HIS MIND IT OUGHT TO HE FORTI- FED. How's Tills? We offer Ono Hundred Dollars re ward for any caso of Catarrh that cannot bo cured by Hall's Catarrh Curo. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio. We tho undersigned, havo known J. Choney for tho last 15 years. md bollevo him perfectly honorab'o (n all business and transactions and financially ablo to carry out any ibllgations made by his firm. Waiding, Klnnan & Motaolnuun WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Curo is takon lntor- nnlly, acting directly upon tho blood and mucous surfaces of tho system. Testimonials sent free. Prlco 75 cont per bottlo. Sold by all druggists. Tako Hairs Family Pills for con stipation. Standpat 'congressmen aro adverse to Senator Brlstow's turning to rub ber. REGISTER It is nloas nnt to tako nnd equally valuable for any first-class druggist for Wyeth's Saga Winn nuu nuuus, boiu oy ail ana sulphur tho public can get a su doalers, rerlor nrcnaratlon of saire. with th ad mixture ot sulphur, another valuable rem cuy tor hair ami scalp troubles. Dally use of this preparation will not onlr qiucKiy restoro toe color ot tbo balr but will also stop the hair from falling out andmake it grow. It is sold by all .1 i m M t . a m av ... Tho books close for registration man registered Independent cannot ?SV " iT, WStt for tho primaries Soptombor 13, vote at tho primaries. At tho gou- Company, U Cortlandt St., New York ii uays uoiora mo, primary eieouon. era! election howovor. you can voto upon receipt ot price. i If you register otherwlso than ns a at vou nlenan. tm thn iii. iinM win J KERRT. llAnntilfAnn nn TlAmnMAt lnn ft. i- - & . . " u uu luucHi ni mo primaries, so Eei avi... r,.i. n. I II IIVU KlV'llk 11 1UJI your voto, ns moro aro no candl- out and roglster. Do not delay, ns When tho mediolno vou tako cum date at tho primarlea otbor than tho lajt day for registration bofor yur disease, tones up your Bystom Republicans and Democrats and a tho primaries la Soptembor li Ayers Hair Vigor Stainless and mnkos you feel better, stronirer That Is what Foley Kidney PUIs do tor you. in an oases of backache, uorovusness. loss of appetite, sleep lesanosa and general weakness that la caused by any rhorder ot tho kid neys or bladder. Tako Foley Kid ney Pills promptly, euro your pres ent aldments and ward off a danger our Illness. For salo by Rer Cros Pharmacy, II. Jerman, prop. Saved a Soldier's Life. Facing death from shot and shell in tho civil war was moro agreeable to J. A. Stono. of Kemp, Tex., than facing it from what doctors said was consumption. "I contracted a stub born cold" ho writes, "that dovolop od a cough that stuck to mo In spite of all remedies for yoars. Mv weight ran down to 130 pounds. Then I began to uso Dr. King's Now Discovery, which completely curel mo. I now weigh 178 pounds." For coughs, colds, la grippe, asthma, hemorrhage, hoarseness, croup, whooping cough and lung trouble. Its supremo 50c nnd $1.00. Trial bottel free. Guaranteed by J. C. Perry. Beverly, Mass. Sept. 9. That the Unted States will probably go ahead with the fortifications of tho Pana ma canal, without consulting the powors in regard to tho matter is an intimation that has beon given out strongly by the administration. While it is said that no definite conferences either with tho war department or tho state department and the presl dent havo been held recently, it is known that the administration has considered the subject in all its phases, and has determined that when the proper time comes to ask for appropriations to build the neces sary forts. It is held that tho treaty with Great Britain gives tho United States the necessary authority to fortly the canal. 1 Consultation with tho powors over the matter It is held by many of the administration advisors, would recognize the right of foreign coun tries to interfere In American af fairs, an end of the Monroo doctrine that they are not all disposed to bring into question. Presidont Taf was himself in fa vor of fortification wb.'n he was head of the war department, and it is in timatcd that he has never seen any occasion to change his belief that this Is advisable. MARION COUNTY DIRECT PRIMARY REPUBLICAN TICKET Republicans who are friends of tho Oregon Direct Primary law will sup port their principles by voting for the following candidates for nomina tion at prLnary election September 24th. For Senators Alonzo Gesner and Hal D. Patton of Salem. For Representatives A. C. Llbby of Jefferson, Teorgo W. Johnson of Salem, A. G. Steelhamm-r of Silver ton, Sherman Swank of Aumsvllla and Frank E. Osburne of Champoeg These candidates stand for the Direct Primary law and tho election of Senators by tho Direct voto of the people on the Oregon plan. (Paid Advertisement.) Stubborn ns Mules aro liver and bowcl3 somotlmes; seem to balk without cause. Then there's trouble Loss of Appetite-- indigestion, Nervousness. Dosnond ency, Headache. But such troubles fly before Dr. King's Now LIfo Pills tho world's best Stomach and LIvor remody. So easy. 25c at J. C. Per ry's. We now have the Famous W. L Douglas I c3.50 Shoe For Men Also a Seasonable Line For Ladies' Your attention is called to our Bargain Counter. Shoe Repairing Promptly and Neatly Done. I YOGI'S NEW SHOE STORE, 220 N. Commercial St Low Round Trip Fares East VIA OREGON ELECTRIC RY. ON SALE September Sth iTO NEW YORK CHICAGO DETROIT ST. PAUL ST. LOUIS September 22nd Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Col. Via choico of routes. Also one-way tickets to all Eastern points In tho United States and Canada on salo dally. Baggago checked through to dest'natlon. Special excursion rate3 to Seaside and Clasop Beach and return. For full particulars as to rates, service, etc., call on or address C. E. ALBIN, Gen. Agt., Salem, Or. f H jJIIIS SCHOOL Ah Tllfa KEASON FOB THEIR REMARKAHLESUCCKSS J I I illiliiflfcl Five convincing reasons why J' I WmtBk HOLMES BUSINESS COLLEGE I I &HSPt lao oesc equipped business college $ 3g&? x wiiiuiw In tho Northwest. A school of trained specialists. Tho latest and most up-to-date methods of i instruction. You are sure of a position when J competent. ' The school that is recognized by the business men as the best. SFniDFn mn STimrirrcunirM Gold Dust Flour Made by tbo SYDNEY POWBR COMPANY, Sydney, Oregoa Mndo for Family Uso. Ask your grocer (or It. Bras and Shorts always oa hand. P. B. WALLACE, Agt. I The State Fair-; T Will soon be hero and wo aro 4 better pr pared than over to ac- I 1 commodato tho crowds that will T T bo hero then. The White House Restaurant I war. aicGiLcimiST & sons, t 302 Stato Street, Solcin, Ore. striatal 9iKB iaiiiaf f Salem Fence Works f Headquartors for Woven Wire Fencing, Hop Wire, Barb Wire, Poultry netting, Shingles, Mal tbold Hoofing, P. & B. Itoady Roofing, Screen Doors, Adjust able Window Screens, and Hop Baskets. CBAS D. MULLIGAN 250 Court street. Phono 124 JUDGING BY APPEARANCES Of courso everybody does that, and Laundry Work can't be Judged an; other way. Everything subjected t ur artistic treatment cornea eut 1 clean as a polished surface, as cleat as crystal and as bright as a sum mer's day. Articles washed proper ly last twice as long and look twea ty times better than goods badlj laundried. We make cheap 2abri masquerade for something better- SALEM LAUNDRY CO., I Phtue S3. 180iea South Liberty St j T Prize Offers from Leading Manufacturers Book on patents. "Hints to inventors." "Inventions needed." "Why some inventors fail." Send rough sketch or model for search of Patent Office records. Our Mr. Greeley was formerly. Acting Commissioner of Patents, and as such had full charge of the U. S. Patent Office. GREELEY & M?INTIRE Patent Attorneys VykSHINGTON, tj. c. wfeiniiri?r YOU KNOW IT'S NO FUN to get down under your auto and trj to fix it up so you can get ' ome, and all becauso you neglected somo little repairs before starting out. Seni your machine hero and have us repah It so you won't havo tho mr.n under neath experience again. The mar who said a stitch in time knew his business nil right. Our 10H Maxwell is now hero Immediate Demonstration. Delivery. See us fot r SALEM AUTO GARAGE w 240 STATE STREET PHONE 380 Journal Want Ads Bring Quick Results f UBBERS y DOUBLE "WoNE HALF CASTS NO "f LICHTLCOSTSHADOVVJ Home Builders, Attrition Why not Install a home Hunting and cooking atem, m-kln worth ruing. 100 per cent hoter than any other gas. Safer than electricity. We light sto. , halls, churches, factories, etc Also TdS tinning and heating and plumbin. All w k aiinteed. A. L, FRASER Phone 156. The Celebrated Lennox Punoace. 2S8 Statb Street