Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, October 31, 1910, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO ct 4-rr JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. MONDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1010. ii s. v-l :s r 1 Hi n; il i 1 1 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL E. HOFER, Editor and Proprietor. R. M. HOFER, Manager tart nun it nut Nmpipo DaroU-d to Amortaui Prioltis and th Vnitrvm and Dwrlopmut of AH Oregon Published Errrr Ermine Bzeopt Band a, Balem, On, SUBSCRIPTION RATES! (Invariably in Advance) -Dtflr. br Currier, r rar . SA.00 Per month. SOe IMlr.br lull, par you- 4.00 Per month 86c Weekly, by Mall. pr year 1.00 8lx montht 60c FUM. I.EAKEn WIRR TELRUllAPH REPORT 1711 Y IS Af J OYSTER ALSO A LOBSTER, IF SO, HOW MUCH? FISH WAR. HEX TO INVESTIGATE YAOUINA DAY CONDITIONS TO DISCOVER, WHY OYSTERS AND LOBSTERS ARE SCARCE THERE That the practicably immobile and Inoffensive starfish feeds upon ' the pat of tbe orator and la partly re sponsible for tbe rapid depletion- of tbe atock In tbe Yaqulna bay oyster bode la tbe opinion of Deputy Fluh Warden Angus Oor, of Oregon City, who wu In the city Friday noon, and la one of tbe most expert authorities on fish culture In the Northwest, and especially on deep sea and aalt water fluh. ' There la anothe question with which Master Fish Warden R. E. Clanton la confronted, and which be will investigate to hla own satlsfac- that .Inasmuch aa this variety of shell fish spawns biennially, and retires to deep water when the winter season approaches, the fish have left the bay temporarily, and will return to spawn when the spring season opens. Mr. Clanton will make a special trip to Yaqulna bay In the near future, and will make a thorough Investiga tion into both the lobster and oyster questions. Deputy Warden Oor, In discussing the , oyster propagation question. which has developed Into quite an Important Industry at Yaqulna bay, makes tbe assertion that the spat of the oyster In its natural Instinct to seize upon and cling to the first ob ject with which It comes Into con tact after being batched, will fasten upon the starfish, which Ilea at the bottom of the harbor or bay, and that IIALLOERG'S BIG STOCK IS BURNED i ' EARLY MORNING FIRE SUN DAY PRACTICALLY DESTROYED THE RIG STOCK OP GOODS IN ONE OF SALEM'S REST STORES. tlon. It la whether tbe lobster Is. Its life la aucked out by the suckers migratory, or whether the carload of or tentaclea of the starfish, and, con- Jobeters which was imported Into this sequently destroyed. Just to what Ute from Massachusetts harbor by ( extent thla Is responsible for the de the United States bureau of fisheries structlon of the oyster spat, and tbe and planted In Yaqulna bay bas been j depletion of the aupply In the oyster uomiu,tiu, At m; rauj it una uen Dees, is noi Known, dui warden Uian reported that no trace of lobsters ton thinks It an interesting subject can be found, and that it la presumed, for Investigation. A fire wh'ch broke out In the rear of the two-story brick building owned by Eugene ftcuerlen and oe ctipled by the Hallberg & Company lad I oh' furnishing establishment. I.t an early hour Sunday morning, came very near gutting the entire structure and practically ruined the fine stock of millinery and ladles furnishings valued at approximately $50,000. The Hallberg stock was nsured for 20,0f0 and the build Ina; Is sufficiently covered by insur ance to cover the damage inflicted. which will amount to about $5,000. The fire was first discovered In the rear of the building, which la locat ed on Liberty street between State and Court',' a few minutes after i o'clock In the morning when there was a loud explosion and tbe heav ens were lighted up by the flames which leaped high Into the air abovj the building. An alarm was turned In and the department quickly re sponded and soon had four streams of water pouring upon the flames from front and rear, but the Are was communicated to the basement and It was several hours before th9 department was able to completely subdue the blaze. When the excitement was at Its height, Mr. R. C. Hallberg, manager of the store, who had been notified of the fire, came rushing down to THEODORE REFUSES TO REFUSE WUJi NOT BAY HE WILL NOT RUN HUN rOR PRESIDENCY HIS 8TIU3NUOHITY LOOKED VPON AS AN EFFORT TO HELP HIMSELF. Iunitso rasas uusbd wins. New York, Oct. 81. Theodore Roosevelt today flatly refused to make a public statement that he would not be a candidate for tbe pres idency In 1912. The refusal followed efforts of Republican state leaders to Induce tbe former presldont to Issue such a statement, to be used as a cam palgn document to help In the cause of Henry L. Stlnson, candidate for governor of New York. The leaders declared that the announcement would demonstrate to the voters that Roosevelt's Interest In tbe political situation waa wholly unselfish, and that It would strengthen the cause of Stlmaon. The colonel listened to what the etate leaders had to say and then refused to comply with their request. He said that he was cuuflitont that fill maun would win, and Intimated that his "personal plans could not af fect the lasuo. He refused to give any Intimation as to hla future atti tude, toward the presidency. Friends of the former presldeut aid today that the leaders who went to him for the statement were en deavoring to put the colonel out of the running In 10 12. it Is Intimated that the ineu who are behind the movement are the onus who fought Roosevelt at Suratogu, nnd thut their actlou Is not prompted by auy abid ing love for the Republican guberna torial candidate. Kooeovolt Is plunging vigorously Into the closing days of the campntgn.j Tonight he will make nine speoehet for the Republican nominee In this1 t:lty. He will then hurry westward, peaking lu Iowa and Ohio, an! will 'return at once to Baltimore and Inter, to New York for the close of the cam-' SULTAN TO CIVILIZE his sums INTENDS TO MODERNIZE THEM SLOP BUCKET HATS. HOB RLE SKIRTS, POST PRANDIAJ BPEKCHES AND THE WHOLE LIST OF ILLS. ONITSD riRHS LS1RKD WHS.) Manila, Oct SI. The locomotive, the automobile, the aeroplane, the hobble skirt and the coal bucket hat Boon will be seen In the Sulu archl peligo. His majesty, the Sultan of Sulu, announced today that civiliza tion In Jolo and the surrounding Id- lands of the Sulu group will be In troduced, even If he has to behead a few hundred subjects to Inculcate his Ideas. His majesty recently returned from a tour of the world. The won ders or the big cities appealed to his romantic Imagination with such force that the Biiltan has' resolved that they shall be duplicated or Imi tated In his realm. Following the railroad which the sultan plans In Jolo, will come the opening of schools and the education of the Mores to an appreciation of the benollts of the tariff, the high cost or living, Industrial strife and religious controversy, not to mentlou after dinner speeches and other tor tures Invented by civilised man. THREE KILLED IN Al'TO ACCIDENT palgn. ills last speech during the campaign will be delivered In New York City Monday night uttfore th. election. ('orixldorlng the tow Itouiocrals: "liobold, how good aud pleasant It is for brethren to dwell together It) uaity." (UNITKU fllCSS U1ASKU W1HB Martinet, allf., Oct. 31. The cor oner today began an Investigation of the deaths of Charles Kline, J. M. loney and Peter Parheco, killed when hcli' automobile skidded and swerved Into a ditch shortly before midnight. The three mou were pinned under the heavy cur, which was the proper ty of and being driven by Rtluo. The other occupants of the ca Wl' ,11am McKay mid F. Machado, it Concord, were severely Injured. They worked desperately for more than an hour, trying to lift the car off their companions. Finally they t:rv.!;!'.24 a panning farmer and with his aid managed to get tha men from under the machine. Th. victims were dead before their bodies could be taken out. Try a Joum. l Want ad. Jhjers Pills Gentle State and County Democratic Ticket For Governor OSWALD WEST. For Congress ROBERT GLENN SMITH. For Secretary of State, ' TURNER OLIVER.' For Juatice Supreme Court, 6 yrs. W. R. KING. For Justice Supreme Court, 4 yrs, W.T. SLATER. For Attorney-General, . W. M. Patterson. For School Superintendent, JB. HARNEY. For State Printer, J. E. GODFREY. For Labor Commissioner, D. L HOUSTON..- For R. R. Commissioner, HUGH W. LANE. For State Engineer, D. V. S. REED. For Water Superintendent, F .M. SAXTON. For Circuit Judges, WM .GALLOWAY. JOHN BAYNE. For State Seuatora, CHARLES L. DICK W. S. M0TT. For Representative, W. H. DOWNING. For County Clerk, M. P. BALDWIN. For County Recorder, A. M. DARYMPLE. For Justice of the Peace, G. V. B0GGS. For Constablo, JOHN H. LEWIS. Utterly Wretched Nervous Prostration Lopg Endured Before Remedy was Found. Miss Minerva Reminder, Upper Bern, Pa:, writes: "For suveral years I hRd nervous prostration, and waa utterly wretched. 1 lived, on bread and beef tea became my stomach would not ra toln anything- eNe. I took many rem edies, but obtained no relief until I took Hood"s Sarsapnrllla, w hen I began to gain at once. Am now cured." Fure. rich blood mne (rood, etrong nerves, and this is why Hood's Sar--pnr'lla, w hich purities and enriches the blood, cures so many nervous dloeafies. Get It today In usiinl l!qild form or clio'-olnted tqb' - ryd Samtbs. the store In scant att're and mount ed upon a bicycle.1 When he arrived he rushed up to the front of the store. In a state of physical exhaus tion, and suggested that the front of the store bo boarded up to keep out the crowd. When he was In formed it was no ubo, that every thing had been ruined, he exclaimed Ach Gott!" and fell over In a dead swoon. Ha was carried to an up stairs office room In the Catlln & Linn building, adjoining, where med leal aid waa summoned and It re quired some time to resuscitate him He was then taken home In a cab and lay 111 In bed all day yesterday The exact source of the Are Is not positively known but an examination of the rear, of the building whe'e the flames broke out indicates that an electric Iron, upon wh'ch the electric current had been left turned when the store was closed at night, had set fire to the board upon which It was setting and this waa commun icated to a can or gasoline, which exploded and spread the flames broadcast. Notwlthstand'ng the ear ly hour when the fire broke out and the fact that no Are alarm was sounded,. It was not long until tho streets were crowded with scores of people to witness the conflagration iRev. Dr. Wm. A. Wassonii Rector of Grace Episcopal Church RiverJiead, Long Island One of the country's ablest and most aggressive opponents of Prohlbl- . tlon, from a Biblical standpoint, will speak in this city at the opera house TO INSPECT SCALES OF GROCERS UNCLE SAM WILL TEST SCALES OF GROCERS AND PROVISION DEALERS OF THE NORTHWEST IN INTEREST OF CONSUMERS, ITNITr.D PRRSS LEAKED WHIG. Washington, Oct. 31. Within the next two or three weeks F. S. Hol brook, aslstant physicist of the United States bureau of standards, will. It Is announced today, visit Seattle, Taco ma, Olympla, Spokane and possibly other coaBt cities, to get a line upon the extent to which short weight scales and short measures are being used by the grocers and provision dealers of those cities. . Similar in vestigations have been conducted by the bureau In tbe cities of the East, with rather, startling results. The bureau of standards, acting un der a special appropriation made by congress, is endeavoring to learn to what extent the people of large cities are being defrauded by their dealers,! especially dealers In the necessities or life. The government Is powerless to prosecute dealers or defrauding their customers by giving them un derweight, for thU Is the function which belongs to the states. But by learning something of the extent to which the public Is being "buncoed" the government hopes to awaken a sentiment which will lead to renewed actlvltly on the part of tbe state and municipal authorities, who are sup posed to suppress this fraud. Tuesday Evening, November 1 , at 8 p. m. ' ON- lit Prohibition Not & Christian Doctrine Dr. Wamon is an eloquent and forceful orator. He Is conservative and courageous; has riven deep study to and is conversant with all of the phases of, the liquor problem. Don't Miss It. Admiisson Free. MMMMMvMHMtTHtMIMIHMIHMMMMiMMHHTttMMTTMlvMMMTt THIRTEEN BLOCKS OF PAVEMENT COMPLETION OF BRIDGE AND PAVING NEAR IT ON CAPITOL STREET OPENS FINE 'BOULE. VARD TO THE STATE FAIR GROUNDS. The work of Improving North Cap itol street from Court to Shipping streets with blthulithlc pavemont has practically been completed, and will bo ready to turn over to the city In due course of time. 'The construe tlon of the bridge over North Mill creek, la connection with this Im provement .has also been completed, and this will make one of tbe finest and most permanent boulevards In the city. The bridge, which Is 90 feet wide and 6Q feet long, was con structed by . the Owl Construction Company, a contracting and building Arm of this city, of which D. D. Bar ron Is manager, and which is mak- ng an enviable reputation, and the abutment and wing walls are con. structea or concrete, while the su perstructure is composed of wooden timbers. The street work was per formed by the Warren' Construction Company, a contracting Arm of Port land. The engineers who have exam ined it pronounce it a fine piece of work. i o Miss Josephine Oilman of Los Angeles has Just completed a fast of fifty days. Those one-lungers should come to Oregon where tbey don't have to go hungry and apologize for it by calling It a fast. "t-TBiflttf NOBODY SPARED. (Paid advertisement.) fFfTT1"T'Tllfffffllfff1T Capital National Bank t Capital, $100,000 Oldest National Bank; In Marie a County. DIRECTORS: J. H. Albert. Pres. II. M. Cr lsaa, Vloe-Prea. Joe. II. Albert. Cashier. ' " Joha A. Carson, ' Deo. r. Hodgera. ' . Kidney Troubles Attack Salem Men and Women, old anil Young. Kidney ills Belze young and old. Come quickly with little warning Children suffer . la tbelr early years Can't control the kidney secre tions. Oirls are languid, nervous, suffe. pain. Women, worry, can't do dally work. Men have lame and aching backs. Tho cure for man, woman or child. Is to cure the cause the kidneys. Down's Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys Cure all forms of kidney suffer ing. Salem testimony proves It. E. Woods, 22 North 6th street, Salem, Oregon, saya: 'It gives me pleasure to recommend Doan's Kid ney Pills. Although I have never used, them' myself, they have been taken by other members of my fam ily for kidney and bladder trouble with good results." For sale by all dealers. Price. 50 cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buf falo. New Tork, sole agents for ths Uulted States. , Remember the name Doan's and .take no other. Portland haa had her census checked over and expects to lose per cent of the enumeration. Salem, the little demure damsel, la dalntr trim chle, (young, (beautiful, clean limbed, bright eyed and doesn't need any padding on her returns or anv other part of her system. V'flFKENCK rEHALE n i a a inn w.r A tin, Curnu, Muw ftw Sim Mill HBn, hmn tLmm amt4 jwt d.r, (W UNITID HI OICl CO.. oi Kaa-)TI mm: a CI.-, Salem's most poular res taurant THE WHITE HOUSE We cater to the public who demand a good meal for a small pricr;. Wm. McGilchrist & Sens. NO CAR LESS HURRY UP REPAIRING Is done at this placo. We Lava to good a name as auto repairers to 7l8k It by Indifferent work. So no matter what Is wrong with your cat e give It our best skill and atten tlon. That's why an auto repaired by us stays repaired in that part, anyway. Think of us next time. Immediate Delivery on 1011 Mavwell a. See us for Dei nnstratloo. SEE US FQR YOUP, RENTING CAR TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY SALEM AUTO GARAGE ' 84 A UTAlis 8TREET PHONE SHfl .4S .. 4 Business Men ! Do you want a factory to locate in Salem .Which will create, a good market for your local hard wood timber? Which will manufacture household necessities Which will operate 300 days in the year , Which will manufacture your furniture If you do, give us your moral and financial support. . Perfection Sewing Cabinet Comp'y 320 U. S. Nat'l Bank Building Phone Main 1512. Salem, Oregon 444M ! Salem Fence Works Headquarters for Woven Wlrs Fencing, Hop Wire, Barb Wire. Poultry Netting. Shin gles. Malthold Roofing, P. ft B. Ready Roofing, Screen Doors, Adjustable Window Screens, J and Hop Baskets. CHAS. D. MULLIGAN 250 CourV street. Phone 1124 MRS. M. J. McALPIN, C. T. HUBBARD, Matron. Graduate Nurse and Massaui. Salem Sanitarium 'I'M!! ' PHONE MAIN 1013. For nervous, mental, alcoholic, morphine and massage cases. Terms reasonable. 600 N. Capitol street. Salem, Oregon. Gold Dust Flour Made by the SYDNEY POWEH COMPANY, Sydney, . Orecosi Made U r rasnllr Ua. Ask yosur grocer for H. aad Mborta always oa P. B. WALLACE AgL Si Wi t I ICUADtr, f f I II. 1 t a m PU5IHESS c7fHMri,A.i mmm VTKS CAN IW. mi ncn vnrui,Li.c ....'r.XTTrx Five convincing reasons why ' H' LMES BUSINESS COLLEGE The beat equipped buslrees college in the Northw. st. A school of trained spedallaU hc I... st and most up-to-date methods of Jnstrue.1 on. You are sure of a position when I'ompet nt. k The school that is recognised by tbe hiininiwn men as the beet. CUfUtTENT wrnunrrHiix: 3 rift SB Try a Journal Want "Ad" for Results.