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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1910)
C;r.c3 ta - - - " . jj . - The' Fa A Standard I.JDEPEflDEIJI REPUBLICAN flfTIASSEMBLY CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER "Charles A. McKee, Monitor ' pre cinct, U a substantial and successful farmer, who has made a fine record s a road supervisor and bridge builder. He has filed hi petitions as an independent Anti-Assembly candidate on the. Republican ticket for countr commissioner. He Is a taxpayer, and a man of Independent means, ad would not have to sell machinery or graft the county in any way to make a living. As ra-ad su pervisor. he secured the construction ELMER G. WHITE FOR ALDERMAN SIXTH WARD Elmer O. White, a well-known and inspected citizen of this city, who re sides at No. 1200 State atrset, has decided to become a candidate for al-riAi-man from the sixth ward, and has so announced himself. Mr, White has been a resident of Salem for the post 25 years, and has engaged principally In the Carpentering and general contracting business in the post, but Is at present employed as a guard In the shops at the penlten Alary. Mr. White Is a property own tor and heavy taxpnyer of the city, and his ability as a conservative busi ness man, and, as a man of years of practical experience In every-day af fairs of the city, makes him excep tionally fitted to represent and defend tho rights of his constituents In the city council, and he will doubtless re ceive a large vote. He has been a lifelong Republican, and Is an exempt fireman, having served la the Salem jriniiiusuuiiuuiuiiiitiuiniiuiHiiHiiiuimiiiiutiuuiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiir; I1& litp heat! and a Micro metric Keg dentally moved; and all other Elgin t3J C. M WHEELER MODEL 18 Size Ths bti watch you can buy for I tit pries. One (hat will g!v you many years of faithful service. The beat medium priced watch we bavs ever made. Strong enough to wilhitand the tougheel handling proof againit hard knock i, and juit the ni;ht six. The Jeweler near you telle It. Why not slip over to his Store, sod 1st him ihow you how immunity valuable this watch it? Frlce of Movement Only, lit UrtUi GoMCeaee. ean4ui la 4ull ttoU Caeea, 10 sal op Ttwrw'e an Elate motfl tor fvrrjr man and wmn, arh e price according to tit eue a4 lb vwki. Aite all lully gu4ruiliwtJ I Vmmcmji Im IUm (rute r.l(e everywhere. ELGIN NATIONAL WATCH CO, Clfltn, Illinois 1 I iiuUJSUHlIlllHUtHIIUIIIIIIIIIIIllllinilllllJIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllul A ucnr DOUrJLE THE UCHT it. 2L JSL - raaa Builders, Attention Wh Viet lnl a l oi lit ntla sr snd ennkiae miem. m-'n aa "v worth rulo. 10 ter cut bo tr than any other gas. fafer than ioi V ilfdit ito. i, h alls, churches, factories, etc. Also do lK.nm ami h-"itlJtf s-ii plumbjing. All w k awuteed. A, L. F1JASEU ' (!. r iri,rc(-il Ieannt Furnace?. 151 Stat Btre ' mous .ZSffi Does Not Strain the Eyes Don't use a small, concentrated light over one shoulder. It puts an unequal strain on your eyes. Use a diffused, soft, mellow light that cannot flicker, that equal izes the work of the eyes, such as the Kayo Lamp fives, and avoid eye strain. The Rayo is designed to give the best light, and it does. It has a strong, auraDie snaac-co:ar that Is held firm and true. A new burner gives added strength. Made of solid brass and finished In nickel. Easy to keep polished. The Rayo is low priced, but no other lamp gives a better light at any price. Once a Rayo User, Always One. Oil Company NjV (Incorporated) , of nearly three ' miles of graveled rond by popular subscription la his part of the county, and did away with 2500 feet of bridging by mak ing Alls oa the roads where he lives. Those are Items of Immense Interest to the taxpayer. On route No. 2, out of Woodburn, where there was a half mile of trestle, there is now a fine rock road. That kind of a man means a great deal to the taxpayers. The taxpayers should see to It that he Is put , on the commissioners' court of this county. Pd. adv. Are department for eight years, and, thus far, Is the only candidate for the office that has been mentioned In his ward. X-RAYS AND SMILES. "Lips that touch liquor shall never touch mine." Thus warbled the maiden la oxcat divine; But Just from the statement whxj would yos) Infer? Should not touch her liquor, cr should not tones her? Maybe liquor U the can of all crime, and yet according to the first chapters of Genesis. Adam and Eve were fired out of the Garden of Eden for breaking the law, and Cain slew his brother through Jealousy and envy; and there wasn't even beer on tap, nothing but apples. An exchange asks: "Where are yeu going to winter " Newspaper writers off not worrying over the answer. The puxzle tbey are seek ing the answer for, Is "HowT" The Watch That Makes Money Grocers, butchers, tradesmen gen erally I You need this, accurate, -strong G. M.Wheeler Model Llyin. to get your ordcrj out promptly! A prompt tradesman makes pleated customers, and they stick to him. Hera is a high grade watch it a medium price, with 17 Jewels, pro tecting every pivot from friction and wear) a Compensating Balance, d- lustinp automatically in cold or i utter, which cannot be acci- sterling Min qualities. ONC HAir THCC05T ) CASTS . NO T T SHADOW 1 trr i-.ga I I jmacmini I I Watch DRUG STORE THE SKIES MYSTERIOUS AIRSHIP, SHOWING RKI) AND GREEN LIGHTS, 8KEN AT MANY POINTS IN BRITISH COLl'MBA RECENTLY. ONITSD FKK8S LBASID W1SB.1 Victoria, B. C, Nov. 2. Drltlsh Columbia, as well as London, Berlin or Paris, has Its bona fide airship mystery, and as yet no one has came forward to give a clew by which the mystery may he solved. Better still, the mystery appears to be drifting rapidly - toward Victoria and the coast country generally, showing red and green lights, from which It may be Inferred that a drug stofe has got afloat In the ether. The coastward progress of this latest phantom alr shlp'ls told in fragmentary, detached bulletins, the first of which seems to have originated In Calgary last week. Since the ship passed over Calgary, reports from Swift Current, Medicine Hat and other cities have been re retved, all telling of the red and green lights. The last report Is from Nel son, where prominent citizens assert It passed there last Wednesday night. o THE SCHOOL OFFICERS WILL MEET The Third Annual School Officers' convention will meet at the court bouse, Salem, Saturday, November 6. The chairman of the school board Is a delegate to the conven tion, but If he cannot attend, he may appoint another member of the board or the clerk to attend. A good program is arranged. The following are some of the topics which will be discussed. AH ethool officers are Invited to be School Sanitation. JLgrScaltare In the Schools, by M S. Sckroek. School Sanitation. Coanty High School 'Bund. Teachers' Salaries. Board Meetings. Clerks' Bonds. Compulsory Law. , , The Census. Consolidation of Schools. Transportation of Pupils. Chapges In the School Law. ATTEMPT MADE TO DYNAMITE GREEK LABORERS ottiTso rasas loassd wis. Milton. Or.. Nov. 2. Only the fail ure of the fuse to burn prevented the blowing ud of the dwelling of flv. Greeks employed by the Milton Nur sery Company. Three pieces of dy namite, a fuse that failed to burn and a burned match was the evidence of the crime that wr.s attempted. These were found under a corner of the house occupied by the Greeks. Preju dice against Greek labor Is held re sponsible for the attempt. One of the Grenks .going to the woodpile, noticed the dynamite half concealed In a rat bole. Greek labor has boon unpopular In Milton for years, and last year the same Greeks received anonymous let ters threatlng "hem. While they re ceive the same wages that Americans do, the Impression was prevalent that they were cutting wages. Croup Is most prevalent during the dry .cold weather of the early winter months. Parents of young children should be prepared for It. All that Is needed Is a bottle of Chamberlain's cough Remedy. Many mothers are never without It in their homes, and it has never disappointed them. Sold by all dealers. COLLEGE n:sjTKNTS WILL DISCt'HS FOOTHAIJi cmitsd rasas lousco wirs.) Amherst. N, H Not. t. When the college presidents of Brown, Bowdiu .Boston. Dartmouth, Clark. Harvard, Mlddlebury, Tufta, Trinity, Wollesleyan, Vermont, Williams aud Yale meet at Amherst In the annual convention of .Oie New England Asso ciation of College Presidents, foot ball will come up for a serious dis cussion. The meeting Is scheduled for Thursday. When a cold becomes settled In the nyteiu. It will take several days' treatment to cure It, and the best remedy to use Is t'hmnberlaln's Cough Remedy. It will cure qulrker thau sny other, and also loaves the system in a natural and healthy con dition. 6old by all dealers. REPUBLICAN STATE AND COUNTY TICKET. ! Governor, JAY ISOWKKMAN, Fossil. Congressman, WILLIS C. IIAWLEV, Salem. Supreme Justices, HENRY J. BEAN, Pendleton. " CEOIIGE II. BURNETT, Salem. ' FKANK A. MOORE, Salem. Secretary of State, FRANK W. BENSON, Salem. State Treasurer ' THOMAS B. KAY, Salem. School Superintendent, L. It. ALDERMAN, Eugene. Slate Printer, WILLIS i,UMWAY, Portland. Labor Commissioner, O. P. HOFF, . Silem. Railroad Commissioner, FRANK 1. MILLER, Albany. State Engineer, JOHN H. LEWIS, Salem. Water Superintendent, JAMES T. CJ1INOCK, Salem. Circuit Judges, i. H. VAN WINKLE, balem. . PERCY R. KELLY, Albany. Senators, . JOHN A, CARSON, Salem. HAL D. PATTON, Salem. Representatives, A. C. STEELIIAMMER Silverton A. LIBBY, Jefferson. C. ABRAMS, Salem. L. T. REYNOLDS, Chemawa' G. W. JOHNSON, Salem. COUNTY TICKET. Sheriff, " H. P. MINTO, Salem. " Clerk, R. D. ALLEN, Salem. Recorder, A. E. AUFRANCE, Salem. Surveyor, B. B. HERRICK, Salem. . Treasurer, J. G. MOORE, Salem. Commissioner, H. W. GOULET, Woodburn. - Coroner, -A. M. CLOVGH, Salem. SALEM DISTRICT TICKET 4 Justice of the Peace, L. R. WEBSTER. 4 Constable, CHARLES W. YANNKE. (Paid advertisement.) SAGE FOR DARKENING THE HAIR. i There Is nothing new about the Idea ot using sage for reetonun the color ot the hnlr. Our great-graudiuolbers kept their locks soft, tlurk aud gloaxy by ueing a "aaxe te." Whenever their bair fell out or took on a dull, faded or streaked ap pearance, they made a brew ot sags leaves snd applied it to their hair with wonderfully beneficial effect. Nowadays ws dou't bavs to resort io the old-time, tiresome method of gathering tho herbs and making the brew. This Is done by skillful chemists better than wc could do It ourselves, snd all we have to do is to call for the ready made product. Wyeth's bags and Sulphur, containing saire In the proper strength, with the addition of Sulphur, another old-time scalp remedy. This preparation Is sold by all first-clan druggists for BOc. and fl.00 a bottle, or Is sent direct by the Wyeth Chemical Company, 74 Cortlandt St., NewYork City, upon receipt of pries. j. c. paautr. We don't get over one-half of the old diseases before the experts come humping along with a lot of new ones. Lame back comes on suddenly and Is extremely painful. It Is caused by rheumatism of the muscles. Quick relief Is afforded by applying Chamberlain's Liniment. Soli by all dealers. VETCH ' SEED I Kv tho larenat stock of re- cleaned vetch seed In Salem, and can quote you prices cheaper mar 7ou can buy from grower. GRASS SEED. White Clover AIsM Clover 3ed Clover Timothy, Fancy Idaho Orchard Grass, Fey Imp. Kentucky Blue, Fey Imo. Alfalfa, Turkestan ; English. Rye, Imp. Mesquite, Hulled. Write for Prices. U.WILLIAM THIELSEN i 51-111 High 8. Malent, Ore CANDIDATES' CARDS CHAS. McKEE, . Republican, of Monitor. Inde- 4 pendent Anti-Assembly candl- 4 date for County Commissioner of Marlon County. (Paid advertisement.) ' 4 For Justice-of the Peace, Salem 4 4 District, Indep i dent Democrat- 1c, Anti-Assembly, People's 4 4 candidate. Vote for 4 4 O. V. BOGGS. 4 4 (Paid advertisement.) 4 4 4 444444444444444 4444444444 444 4 4 4 WALTER W. JOHNSON, 4 4 Republican candidate for City 4 4 Marshal, - subject to the City 4 4 Primary .Election. - 4 4 Paid Advertisement. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4-4 4 4 444 44444444444444 4 4 4 Vote for 4 4 M. P. BALDWIN, ' 4 4 Democratic candidate for 4 4 COUNTY CLERK. 4 4 Opposed to third term. 4 4 Paid Advertisement. 4 4 4 444444444444444 444444444444444 4 4 4 JOHN H. LEWIS, 4 4 Democratic nominee for Con- 4 4 stable of Salem District. 4 4 To the voters, regardless of 4 4 party, I wish to say that I have 4 4 filled the office two terms. Do 4 4 you know of an good reason 4 4 why I should not be re-elected T 4 4 If cot, vote for me. 4 4 JOHN H. LEWIS. 4 4 Paid Advertisement. 4 4 4 444444444444444 444444444444444 4 4 W. H. DOWNING, 4 Democratic Nominee for Rep- 4 reseatatlve. 4 Marlon County, 4 Sublimity Precinct. 4 Paid advertisement. JOHN BAYNE, ! Candidate for Circuit Judge Third Judicial District. No. 65 on official ballot. Graduate from 4 Law Department, Willamette University, and admitted to bar 4 June, 1893. Seventeen years 4 active practice of law In Salem. Nominated at Primary Election. Democrat. Paid Advertisement. 4 11. S. JORY. Of South Salem, Or., Prohlbl- tlon candidate for county com- mlsstoner of Marlon County. Stands for good roods, good bridges and good government; a square deal. Paid advertisement. C. W. YANNKE, Republican Nominee for Con- stable, Salem District. Salem, Oregon. Will enforce the law. (Paid Advertisement. 4 For Stat? Senator . W. S. MOTT. Firm believer In the Direct PrI- wary. Statement No. One, and the election of United States Senators by the people, first, last and all theUme. (Paid Advertisement.) IRA HAMILTON, Republican Candidate for City Marshal City Primaries, Nov. 6th. (Paid Advertisement) Excursions to Ystqulna. The run of salmon In Yaqulna Is unusually large and the fishing this season exceptionally good. To ac commodate fishermen and others dv slrlng to visit the coast at this, ttw really most beautiful season of the year,, the 8. P. and C. E. will con tinue to run the regular Sunday ex cursion train from Abany, leaving at T;J0 Sunday morpings. This ser vice will be continued up to and in cluding Sunday, October 1. WM. McMURRAY. 10-ll-tf Geo. Pass. Ag't CD TP A 11 jHkiUlr TO PORTLAND 3 Calls to Portland and from Portland to Salom completed same as local calls in Salem by our new Two Number Service. If you do not know telephone number of party wanted, call Information and ascertain. Try It and you The Pacific Telephone & Telegraph CO. 170 NORTH LIBERTY STREET. MHtttMttMlltlMttHlttHtttttHtfmttliMfHtl Pianos and Organs il 1 1 from the cheapest to the best sold on installments $ and rented. GEO. C. WILL Sewing Machines Genuine needles, oil Snd new parts for all sewing machines. Sewing ma chines rented. GEO. C. WILL isi)iiiitrt iim isiis.i if THIRD ANNUAL National Apple Show Spokane. Washington V WILL BE HELD ' November 14 to 19, 1910 $20,000 in The greatest variety of prizes, cups and trophies ever offered. Prizes for single apples, boxes and everything up to full carloads will be awarded $1,000 Championship Carload Prize For the hes carload of 630 boxes or bushels. A floor space of three and one-half acres required to house this great show. Be sides the exhibit ot apples, apple growers, packers and cookers will learn and gain valuable Information. Ample hotel accommodation without raise In price will be provided SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. Will have In effect round-trip For further Information apply WM. McMURRAY, CURES Men&Woraon ' rH k a ... . 1 1 I Uu.r.ubail K ... . .. .......I. I I wrote ouoikio.. I ee fa nisi. vn,i.r. aigrwi I OT .lira, luiln SJ klei iM Omewai 0a. . UINUINNATI,0. e. A good school none better. Well eatubliahed reputation. Successful grou aaies. Skillful, painstaking t-iaehers. Living eipemn low. Maiiy othr odvantageo. Let ns tell you about thcut Write fuTMUtUtlogue. W. I. STALEY, Principal 7 TT Minutes 25 Cents f will be pioaaed. t t SJHSjSjafSjmSJS)llJlwl ! Edison, Victor and Columbia Talking Machines A full stock of Records. GEO. c. WILL i j Latest Sheet Music j Piano and Organ Studies. Violins, Guitars, ' Mandolins and Banjos. j GEO. C. WILL f Premiums fares from all points on its lines. to any S. P. agent or to Gen'l Pass. Agent. iUlXilNU BY APPEARANCE Of course everybody dot that, ana Laundry Work can't be Judged auy other way. Everything subjected re ur artlclle treatment cun.ee eat clean as a polished surface, as eleai as crystal and aa bright as a sum mer's day. Artlclfei washed proper ly lost twloe as long and look twen ty times better than goods btaij lacndrled. ' Ws make cheap Jutn masquerade for something belter. BAJJEM LAUNDRY On.. Phseas) SS. 1S0-1M Houtlt liberty For the Ambitions (Kmirflhnrt Bw W e e W bv nail for tbos whs) cum4 sUieDei la peiraua. All luvLrocn.tn, hicludiui Auai ataaunllitioUeV la fKKIC 'uT sksvOaitrm. wudsjuia prparlng fur college or nuivsM-se-tw aei' c lu!, pruiff, jfnt-r and bom .-. Sa prtallmiDsujr siuiuav lion U ri mrd. TUi ataii awaurM itaiit uppmxunity fur you. 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