Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, October 25, 1910, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextDAXLT CAPITA! MI'ftTU, flALEM, OREGON. TVESOAY, OCTOBER 25, 1010. TAGE TWO THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Turn a Draught to Good Account E. HOFER, Editor and Proprietor. R. M. HOFER, Manager - Wvflk- Nr w Often In winter you dare not open a window, even though the room be warm, because the cold air makes a draught that is dan- ferous. With a Perfection Oil ieater there need be no danger from draughts. Open the lower part of the window a little, put the Perfection Oil Heater in front of it, and the cold draught will be turned into a pleasant, healthful current of fresh air. The tndependcnt Newspaper Devoted to Amari-an Principles and the rroffrrM and Development of All Oregon Publl.hcd Every Evening Except Sunday, Bntem, Ore. SUBSCRIPTION BATES! , (Invariably In Advance) Twrlv. hf Carrier. per year. $6.00 Pet- month' 60c Daily, by hail, per year - 4. 00 Per month - STc Weekly, by Moll, per year 1.00 Six monthi ISOc FUT.T, LEASED WIRB TEI.KCRAPH REPORT C k:J I sA.'Vi; 9 si H f f i 'i i AN APPEAL TO THE PRIDE OF SALEM. The reputation of Salem has suffered by the way road companies have been treated here, Mr. Cordray, the lessee of the Grand opera house, has had to fight to keep the Capiatl City on the circuit of first-class attractions. Manager after manager has cancelled engagements at Salem, and played to good houses at Eugene and Medford. It hurts any city to get to ths class with towns where a fifteen-cent limit marks the int3lligen,ce of the population. Theatre people go away cursing such towns, and the next time they mak&Tfie circuit pass up the community. The bad advertising a city gets from being a bad theatre town is almost equal to being a bad hotel town. Salem has heroically overcome its bad hotel reputation. When the New Marion Hotel (forever be forgotten the former name) opens its doors the stigma of an evil hotel rep utation will be taken from Salam. Our Board of Trade and Business Men's League should take up the matter of a better reputation as a theatre town. Nothing would advertise Salem so widely as to have every theatre company go through the country boosting Salem. There are a hundred ways of wasting money on advertis ing, but an hundred busin.ess men who would take their fami lies to every good play would b2 doing good advertising for the Capital City. It would be a disgrace to Salem to open a first-class hote1, and close a first-class theatre. Let the commercial organizations take a hint and do some real good advertising for the Capital City. o J VJAY BOWERMAN IS A GOOD FIGHTER. nir ni ii COLORLESS CAMPAIGN Ifl SALEM SMALL RKUIHTRATIOX AMI NO INTEREST TAKEN' IX CITY AK- FAIRS McXAItY WILL NOT UK CANDIDATE. IT IS TO LAUGH The Republican candidate for governor elicits admiration because he is a good fighter. When he talks to a campaign audience he strikes telling blows straight from the shoulder. He does not spend his time telling funny stories, To Jay Bowerman life is real, life is earnest. As a poor boy in Marion county he was not hunting soft clerical jobs, He mauled rails and hauled cordwood for a living. He.has hands and arms and a physique developed by hard labor, In the legisature he was always dead in earnest for or against a proposition. He has come up from the ranks of the toilers through hard ship, and represents the laborer and the producer, He has held no lucrative political jobs and has not made any easy money in politics. Three dollars a day for forty days has been the limit of fat jobs with him in Oregon politics. He turned down the big trais-continental railroads, and voted for the people's railroad amendment. Jay Bowerman is a good fighter, with clean hands, on the side of the common people, The Republican party is fortunate in having a fighter for fundamental principles as its canddiate for governor this year, KICKED BEFORE THE GAME VXIVERN1TY OK rilil.T SOl'M) HOYS IUI WARM TOXUl'ES hit coi.ii feet. axi so isko tih: romii u ix uik.it I'l XTI.NtJ KIT XT. Tile gume which was to have come oft between tho I'lUveralty f I'uget Bound and Willamette yester day u cancelled by I ho manager of tho l'ugct Sound hunch because Or, Sweet land insisted on IS min ute quarti-rs, which the Tucoiuu man strongly objected to. he want lug 10 mluutea quarters. Dr. Swectlaud considered that luce Oregon had 15 minute quark-r. In which to run up 114 points on J'uget Hound, thore wa every rea son why Willamette should have us much time In which to run up a bis ,Ei-ore. Wlllaimtta baa no name with the Capital National Bank l capita! 9 I UU,UUU Oldest National Hank la Mirkn Cointy. I'nlvoiKlt): of Oregon nnd If Pugot Sou ml hud bton given 10 minute quartern, and n score of only 50 llnu had boon run up ngaimt tlioin, Oregon would have bo."n Judged stronger thun tho local team which Ik not tho oiiHc. Cout h Swllitnd In nrrnnglng for a Kama with tho Catholic Yduhk' Mon'u club, of Portland, for next Saturday, nnd iiIho a game with tho WuKhliiKton Klato collego on tho fol lowliitf Wi'dnegday. Tho time for filing nominations In the city prlmnry la over, aad there will be a primary held with candi dates as follows: For mayor, nono. For recorder and police Judge, Chas. H. Elgin. For marshal and chief of police, Ira lliimllton and W. W. Johnson. For treasurer, R. A. Crossan. Alderman first ward, II. A. John son. Alderman second ward, none Aldermnn third ward, none. Alderman fourth ward, Ed. J. Sau ter. Alderman fifth ward. W. W. Hill. Alderman sixth ward, nono. Alderman seventh war,d, John War ring.' McXary Will Not Hun. The name of Charles L. McNary has been lied more than that of any other person In connection with the name of mayor, and It was hoped he would consent to become . a candidate. But he has declined to make the raco, nd there la now an effort being made to get some othsr business man to take the candid icy. The names of II. S. Olla and Louis Lachmund are being considered.. A Small IleglHtratlon, Thore Is a very small registration and general disgust at hiving to roglater over and ' ovor under the crazy-quilt Oregon registration law. Candidates can be put on the ballot as Independents after the primaries have been held, but It Is almost a use less expense to hold a city primary election with no cnndlduites In the' field. No mayor will now be nom-j Inated, nnd the man who runs will have to go on by petition. I . A breezy, sparkling, comedy shov "Is Marrluge a Failure" will bo th-s attraction at Ornnd Opera house, Wednesday, October 2 6. It Is saM to be a piny of unuaunl entertanlnrf qtia'ltles nnd abounding In genuine humar. Tho story has to do with n marHrd mnn who tr'ed to decide for himself, In this ho is nsslHted by a number of other characters who are equally anxljps 'o fl'-.d tho answer to the Fame perplexIrK quest'on. The plot Is e'evorly drawn nnd nl lows scope for nn unlimited amount of fun. While It Is highly enter ta'n'ng and enjoynble, It Is fr from all vulgarity and Is a refined and merry comedy of the np-to-dnte variety. The action bikes place .'n New York City and all the chnrni? tern ore Americans. In producing thlsi play Messrs. J. O. Harper and Glenn Ilnrper have secured Mr. Joseph Detrlck, the we'l known comedian for the lending role nnd It Is Bofe to any that It will 'on the most Impressive chnrncter por trayal he has ever given. The sup porting cast Is of unusual excellence embracing some of 'tire hmt known artists In this lino at the profession, all of which tends to convey assur ance that the performance of "Is Mnrrlage a Failure" will be we'l worth seeing. A number-of pretty gowns will be worn by the ladles of the company dur'ng the action of the piny and the stnge nettings are all spec'al and appropriate. Prices 25c, 50c and 75c. VACCTXATIOX AXO IUXIMUFF. TIktp Is As Hnre, Prevention -of Italil ness As There Is of Smallpox. It Is row accepted that vaccina tion renders the . vaccinated person exempt from smallpox; o.r at worst, he never has anything but the light est kind of a case. Now as sure i preventive and cure for dandruff which causes falling hair and bald ness, has been discovered New bro's Herplclde. It kills the dand ruff germ. C. H. Reed, Victor, Ida ho, says: "MyBelf and w'fe have been troubled with dandruff and fa'llng hair for several years. Wa tried remedies without effect until we used Newbro's. Herplolde, two hottlts of which cured in." Hun dreds of similar testimonials. Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c In stamps for sample to The Herplcldo Co., Detroit, M'ch. One dollar bot tles guaranteed. J. C. Perry, Spec ial Agent. - a Your cough iinnoys you. Keep on hacking f.nd tearing the delicnte membranes of y mr throat If yon want to be nnnoy'ed. But If you .want relief, want to be cured take Cham berlnln's Cough Remedy. Sold by all dealers. Taxlcab men in Pittsburg hav organ'zed and struck. NAM KB COUNCILMAN VOll WARD FOCK STATE NEWS. UK ;)T TWO VKAIVS AND ALSO $21,000 Tucomn, Wash., Oct. 25. Thom- us Ilulkley, the man who entered k plea of guilty before tho Unite! Stutes court when accused of steal ing several gold Ingots valued at $21,000 from registered mall on board the Alaskan Bteamer City of Seattle, today began a two-year term In the state prison at Walla Walla. Eastern people are ready to flnancn a proposition that will Irri gate 10,000 acres In the north end of Roguo River valley near Merlin In JoHephlnn county. J. DIRECTORS; II. Albert, l'r.s. E. M. Or Ibsd, Vlco-Pres. i Jos. II. Albert, Csouler. t jotin a, Larson, GdO. K, Rodger. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTOR I A f Salem Fence Works Headquarter fur Woven Wlr Fiueiug, Hop Wire, Barb Wire, Poultry Netting, Shin gles, Malthold Roofing, P, & 0 Ready Roofing, Hereon Doors, Adjustable Window Screens, and Hop DnuWots. CHAS. D. MULLIGAN B.0 Court strwC l'hone 18 1 MrB. Eliza M. Hurmoister. a pio neer business woman of Oregon City, dlid nt her homo there Sunday. Mark Swanw.n, an employe of the Utah Construction company, of Eugene, was killed by the prema ture explosion of a blast, Saturday. The burning this season is hardly up to average, reports from nil parts of tho valley showing a scarcity of birds. Triplets were born to Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Sage, of Medford. Wed nesday last, all boys, but all died a few hours after birth. They weighed 2 pounds each. Ontario Is to have a big planing mill next spring. . "The bridge across the Willam ette" nt Springfield, was completed Saturday, a delegation from Eugene being the first to cross It. Jackson county's assessment hows a gain of ten million dollars over 1909. A gain of nearly 40 per cent. Ed. Journal: I understand that you have asked for an expression from the different wards of the city of Salem as to whom would be the best man for alderman. Up here In the southeast end of ward four we huve a man, who, If he will consent to run for alderman, can be elected and who fully understands the inter-cf-t and needs of our yard. He Is a heavy taxpayer, nnd Is a good judge of work, and knows how It ought to be done. That man Is I. F. Jones, corner of Nineteenth and 'Mill streets. It'ls time thut wo should have some representative In this end of the ward who would look after tho prop erty Interests, Instead of devoting his whole time to the fire department. Wo nre going to write his name on our ballots. TAXPAYER. o , , i It Is In time of sudden mhup oi accident that Chamberlain's I.lnl ment rsn be relied upon to take the place of the family doctor, who can not always be t und at the moment Then It Is that Chamberlain's Lini ment U never found wanting. In casus of eprulng, cuts, wounds and bruises Chamberlain's LInlm.nt takas out the soreness and drives away the pain. Sold by all dealers. At Springfield, Mo., on Labor Day, a wugon bearing Grape Nuts signs sneaked Into the parade, but was soon eliminated. Hoarseneis In a child subject to croup la a sure Indication of the ap proach of the disease. If Chamber Ii In's Cougi Remedy Is given at ones or even after the croupy cough has appeared. It will prevent the attack. Contains no poison. Sold by all dealers. Salem's most poular res taurant THE WHITE HOUSE We cater to the public who demand a good meal for a small price, Wm. McGilchrist & Sons. VETCH SEED I have the largest stock of re rleaned vetch seed In Salem, and can quote you prices cheaper that you can buy from grower. GRASS SEED. White Clover Alsike Clover Ren Clover Timothy, Fancy Idiho Orchard Grass, Fey Imp yUcMy Blue, Fey Imo, Alfalfa, Tuikestan English Rye, Imp. Mesquite, Hulled. Write for Prices. H. WILLIAM THIELSEN 161-181 High S'.. Aalem, Ore Abtohtely smokeless and odorless gives Just as much heat as you desire. It is safe, odorless and smokeless. Has an automatic-locking flame spreader, which prevents the wick from beinfc turned high enough to smoke, and is easy to remove to clean and drop back. Burner body or gallery cannot become wedged, because of a new device therefor; it can be easily and quickly. unscrewed fpr. rewlcking. An indicator shows the amount of oil in the font. Has a cool handle. Filler-cup is put in place like a cork in a bottle, and is attached to the font by a chain. Finished In japan or nickel, strong and durable, well-made, built for service, and yet light and ornamental. Ptaltrg Bvtrywlim. If not at yours, wrili far ditcrlptiv circular to tha mart st agency of I In Standard Oil Company 1rrporatd) v if VOL' AHE A JUDGE OP MEATS we won't have to tell you how choice ours are when you see It. Look at those saddles- of choice Iamb and mutton. You never saw anything finer. But good as tLey look they are even better tasting. Try one for Sunday dinner. Finer meat never crossed your Hps and never will. Save you one? Certainly. How heavy do you want It? E. C. CROSS & SOX, rhone 1S80. 7.' Wonderful because It produces a luxurious, soft, white ugm, excelled oniy Dy sunlight. Hums ordinary kero cuo or cuai ou, ma caeapesi or, ail illuminating luels. Bvmt L Oil &M Amj OtW Lisa ml Eu CudU Pwr Aladdin Lamps are most durable In construction easi est to take care of simplest In operation. The light Is brighter and easier on the eyes than gas or electricity. Oocollit dwlr the AWAi On TU ArttfUJ UU Kama. Umts dwlara It Is not only Um best Ught. but the beet 1 known. Hum Se No Fnnl Th Aladdia superior by ( and beet 1 SOI IS ! equal. oomiarleo. It aoneala to those who want superlative excellence tor It own sake appeals to those wno consider economy a flrst essential. TTIiiha. sstsaastlisa TJu hieai Limf lor the multitude. Don't be bambeosled b, an Imitation. There Is insist on bavins IU 1 be name ts on every banter. Inrettigatioa is the keynote of progreuioa. Let ns sLow yoa Aladdia THE M AlITU! LAMP COMPACT OF AMERICA foartaMHOs. Watshbumt. Coea. wiKarau,Csmw afosrimaASCsa, FOX SALE BY C. M. L0CKW00D, Com. Kt,, Salem, Ore. fcT Is 1 j af' Wi.-;'l I mm J:..,V r;a ,1K J"NU r-VKWYWIIERE POINTING TO THI M IUHH. AS THE KEANI N FOB THKIK IcKM'VKJtaHI-E SUCCrXS , " 1 Five conMnclug reasons why ' H LMES BUSINESS COLLEGE The' beat equipped business collego In the North, st. A school of tralnid specialists " he laic at and most up-to-date methods of Instruct, on. You are sure of a position when compel nt.' The school that Is recognized by the huninesa men as the best. SWUM!) F0H STUPfiNTS WHEN UMtTEflT WmiOUT OlAJWE i NQMINATIXQ BALLOT FOR C1TV OKHCIAI 4 o I hereby express my choice of candidates for rlty officials at the coming Primary election, to be held November 6th: For Mayor For Recorder , . . , 4 For Marshal For Treasurer For Alderman Ward No ... , 4 This Week Only Ladies' $25,00 Suits 14o9 These suits are ul wool, with two season guaranteed liniug, man tailored, all colors I ii 1 : a ii firjr-. I I : i LS C im I i mm i - i Millinery (Fd'iJ) Street I