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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1910)
TAGS FOUR DAILY CAPITAL SOVHMAU 84LKM. ORKnoY THURSDAY, OCTOBEB 13, 1910. H 111 I I FRIDAY SALE DAY ONLY mil Hi r 'rVt-iit Ladies Hand Bags Ladies Leather Belts Ladies Trimmed Hats Ladies House Dresses (T Ladies Kimonas Ladies Dressing Saques Style Craft Shop 279 N. Commercial Street INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN ANTI-ASSEMBLY CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Charles A. McKee, Monitor pre cinct, Is a substantial and successful farmer, who ban made a flno record an a road supervisor and bridge build er, lie has fllod his petitions as an Independent Anti-Assembly candi date on the Republican ticket for county commissioner. He is a tax payer, and a man of independent means, and would not have to sell machinery or graft the county In any way to make a living. 'As road su pervisor he secured the construction of nearly throe miles of graveled road by popular subscription In his part of the county, and did away with 2500 feet of bridging by making fills on the ronds where he lives. Those are Items of Immense Interest, to the taxpayer. On route- No. 2, out of Wrtodburn, where there was a half mile of trestle, there Is now a fine rock road. That kind of a man means a groat deal to the taxpayers. The taxpayers should see to it that he Is put on tho commissioners' court of this county. Fd adv. d-w ALFONSO'S THItONK TOTTKRING. (Continued from rage 1.) great Industrial strike on the rail roads of France and the unrest In Spain today threaten to precipitate the fall of the already tottering throne of Alfonso XIII. Preparations are being made se cretly for the removal of members of the royal family to a point near the French frontier, presumably Ban Se bastian, the summer capital. Offi cials of the govtrnmnt deny any preparations for untoward events, biij It is known here, and admitted officially, that the English fleet at Olbraltar Is prepared to aid In pro tecting the royal family. Should revolution overthrow the dynasty It is believed the Spanish princess will be placed on board a warship to re join the king and queen lu England. , Preparations for taking the royal family into France are believed to be a, blind to cloak the real destination of royalty lu cose of Insurrection. It Is thought that they would uot be safe In France at the present time, and that Kngland offers the best ref uge. Alarming reports continue to come In from the provinces through socret channels of the revolutionists. Ofll clal messages convey little Informa tion of conditions: the only Intlma j tlon being the constant order for the iransrer or iroopa. ine omciai dis patches, however, Invariably assign the movement of the army to the op erations In Morocca. each order be- j ing accompanied by the stereotyped pnrase, ror service in Airica. While many garrisons in the south have actually been depleted of forces for the Riff campaign, it is known generally that reserves are constantly filling their places, and that the northern garrisons, where sedition Is strongest, have not been disturbed. PARI.S MAY AGAIN WITNESS (Continued from page 1.) I Into a revolutionary struggle for the purpose of overthrowing the govern ment. Uloodshed end rioting are Immi nent. Scenes equalling the French revo lutionary are. expected wheu the French troops, half loynl to the re public and half favorable to tho "syndicate," nro ordered to suppress antl-fonlun demonstrations. IT" SHOWED "ITS" TEETH TO CARMAN "IT" SIH)KK TO 2,000 IX DAN". VI LLP! AND KHOWKI) "ITS" AN NOYANOK WHEN MOTORMAN' INTERRUPTED "ITS" SPKEII. co . - II .. -- - i 1 .1 to .-JO '.ii tt x AU'OlloL PtU art Afii(l4'Preptra!lonltr,lj slmiLiiliiSilrfWandlWiti ling uve Stiumaris uuiliuMlsi Promolcs Dtosttonflwtful ncss uikl IVstjConlolns nmtv (iiitiu.Mi)T)iiine norMmsL M)T NARCOTIC. 1, Anerfrit IWiiwdv forfrmtflpi tlou , Sour StoMuch.Warriwi YWiusX''nr,nlswiiJjrwri iuss and Loss or StttR TsxSsiJ Sijnatutt of KFW YORK. For Infants and Children. The Kind You Hava Always Bought Bears tho A A, Signature IJJ In Uso For Over Thirty Years Dunvllle. III., Oct. 13. While speaking to a crowd of more thnn 2,000 persons here today Colonel Roosevelt took occasion to vent his spleen agnnst a street car niotormnn who interrupted the proceedings when he allowed his car to pass through the middle of the crowd. Roosevelt stopped short In. his speech. Directing a finger at th motorman nnd with a savage show of teeth, the colonel said: "Some persons haven't any sense, even In Danville." The motorman, whether he heard the colonel's remark or not, quickly put on the power and was out of sight In short order.'!. Colonel Roosevelt's speech was one round of denunc.Iaton for cor rupt politician and breakers of the public faith. Referring to thp brib ery scandals In connection with th election of William Lorimer to the United States senate, Roosevelt said "I do not know whether Danville Ingslators were among the Jnckpot- ters In this case. If they were, drive them out of office. It makes no difference' whether Republicans or Democrats are conoerned, who ar what the senator Is the man must be elected to office honestly." Senator Beveridge, of Indiana, Joined the Roosevolt party at Dan ville and was greeted cordially. Colonel RooKevolt speaks today In several Indlnnn towns nnd cities on behalf of Beveridge who Is a candi date for re-election. In his itinerary today are Included Crawfordsvllle, Covington, Linden. Lafayette, Col fax, Lebanon, ndlanapolls, Anderson, Munc.le and Richmond. BIG DITCHING MACHINE IS CERTAINLY A WONDEU That big ditching machine brought here todlg the ditches for the North Salem sewer syHtem, be gan operation yesterday, and drew a large crowd. The digging part of the machine is a large wheel upon the rlra of which are alternate cut ters and shovels of the steam shovel pattern, only smaller. The wheel It about 16 feet In diameter nnd cut a ditch 18 or 2V) Inches wide, (t hadn't got its appetite for dirt in good order yesterday, but still U managed to get away with a ditch some 13 feet deep and 300 feet lon Just ns a sort of appetizer. When It gets down to real business, It will cut a ditch 13 feet deep nt the rate of 18 Inches a minutes. It is well worth going up to see, for It can throw dirt faster even than n news poper bent on burying a candidate It U working on Center street be tween 13th and 14th today. MEXICANS GOT IiONG TIME TO SERVE. Francesco Roberto nnd Albert Martinez, the two Mexicans who were arrested and charged with the crime of larceny from a store build ing and caught with the "goods" upon their person, pleaded guilty to the charge contained In the Indict ment In the circuit court at 2:30 this afternoon, before Judge Bur nett, and were given an Indetermi nate sentence of from one to 10 years In the ' penitentiary. They were delivered over to Superinten dent James of the penitentiary this afternoon by Sheriff Minto. mm mm i , in ii b Witt i n i nr. a lsvV Tjftl Ml 'iM. II TIL i ' mmWMe WOMAN Fl'RNISHES. (Continued from page 1.) given the detectives clews regarding the method of transportng the ex plosive to I,os Angeles also regard ing the preparation of bombs. She Is said .'u have directed the officer! to a warehouse where the men's ef fects were stored. Mrs. Ingersoll's description of the men and of thrtr acquaintances tally accurately. Moreover telephone calls made by the suspected men from the Argonaut hotel here as registered by the telephone company coincide with the number of Mrs. Hngersoll's telephone. Deafness Cannot Be Cured By local applications, as they conno r ach the diseased portion of the ear There is only One way to cure deaf ness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an Inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube Is inflamed you have a- rumbling souid or imperfect hear ing, and wheu It is entirely closed deafness Is the result and unless the Inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to Its normal con dition, hearing will be dlstroyed for ever; nine casus out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an Inflamed condition of the mucous sur faces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured h Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circu lars free. F. J. CHENEY & Co. Toledo, O Sold by Druggists, 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for con stlpatlon. Baltimore may well be excused tor going up in the air over the pro posed aviation meet. If you want something in wall decora tion that is individual, something that will reflect your own good taste and sense of the artistic, come to Buren & Hamilton Profile friezes will be used to a great extent this season in living rooms, dining rooms and drawing rooms. We have these friezes in many beautiful colorings arid artistic designs. jWe are also showing a fine assortment of leathers and burlaps for use in libraries and halls, or for dados in . practically any room in the house. We have a full line of ingrains with ceilings and borders to match, also an unlimited quantity of regular figured papers priced from lOc per double roll up. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY iiMPf'l1"!'! '" I I " TTTTTri IJI 'HI II FT Ml I1 T I IE riJ iiB BiIilrlll 1 - .";v n ,u ' i f'f , r;J,...-'JI.k- " rl..M'"iwuti- ioi.i"j ICiu.t Coj-r of Wrapper. 51 111 I MM W1, AVIATORS ARE COMMON EXCEPT IV AMERICA Ifnitkd rim urisKD wish.) New York, Oct. IS. That the ap proaching Belmont avlatlou meet will give tremendous stimulus to the Interest In air Navigation In America Is the opinion of John Molssanl. who made the famous Paris to I,on don flight recently. "In America flying s rare." said Molssaut, "and when an aviator leaves the ground, It is an event In France aviators are flying for hours at a time, and it Is getting so that one can hardly, look skyward with out seeing a man bird." A Gttwnius and Charitable Wlnli. "I wish all might know .of the benefit I received from your Foley's Kidney Remedy." says I. N. Regan Farmer, Mo. HI kidneys and blad der gave him so much pain, misery and annoyance, he could not 'ork nor sleep. Foley's Kldaey Remedy relieved him almost Immediately and be says It effected a complete cure Red Cross Pharmacy (II. Jerman) Saved From the Grave. "I bad about given tip hope, after nearly four years of suffering from a severe lung trouble," writes Mrs. M. L. Dix. of Clurksvtlle, Tenn. "Often the pain In my chest would be almost unbearable and I could not do any work, but Dr, King's New Discovery has made me feel like a new person. 1U the best medicine made for the throat and lungs." Obstinate coughs, stubborn colds, hay fever, la grippe, isthma, croup, bronchitis and hem orrhages, hoarseness and whoopin cough, yield quickly to this wonder ful medicine. - Try It. 60o and $1.00 Trial bottles free. Guaranteed by J C, Perry. Read The Journal Ads Carefully. Our advertisers are offering great Bargains Every .Day i Col. Roosevelt has. handed down two decision, reversing the United State supreme court. It Is In time of sudden niiahap oi accident that Chamberlain's I.lnl meut ran be relied upon to take tho place of the family doctor, who can not always be found at the moment. Then It is that Chauiberlalu's Lini ment is never found wanting. In cases of sprains, cuts, . wounds and bruises Chamberlain's Liniment tak?s out the soreness and drives away the palu. Sold by all dealer. Large Shipments of Suits and Coats Just Unpacked Considering the quality they're. the best obtainable at the price They are mostly plain taiored in a'l desirable $(Wa jKQ shades. Prices from u Our Millinery Department Outshines Everything Shown in Salem Prices are wonderfully low, qu jJity and style considered, . Friday and, Saturday's Special Youths' and Children's Dresses, Coats and - Sweaters Our regular prices are less than you could buy the material and trimmings for ; Thisweek we offer them at One-Third off HALLBERG & GO. Complete Outfitters for Ladies and Children Liberty Street, - - Salem, Oregon l III I 4
