Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, November 16, 1910, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextDA1XY CAPITAL JOUKNAJU SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 101 0. !AC.R SIX. INSIST ON OBEDIENCE TO THE LAW .WHOLKHALERS AND 1IRKWKRS OF PORTLAND WILL ASSIST IN KNPOKCINa SUNDAY CUSIXi JjAWVMiK REVOCATION OI LICENSE FOR VIOLATORS. Portland, Nov. 16. The Oregon State Brewers' Association, the Ore gon Wholesale Liquor Dealers' Asso ciation and the Oregon Retull Liquor Dealers' Association, at a joint meet ing yesterday afternoon recommend ed that the penalty for saloon keepers keeping open Sundny, soiling liquor on Sunday and violating other laws regulating tho liquor traffic, be rev ocation of tho license, and the city council is urged to take this drastic action. Tho following statement., prepared by Paul Wesinger, president of the Oregon State Brewers' Association; 8. Julius Mayer, president of the Ore gon Wholesale Liquor Dealers' Asso ciation, and C. D. Eldor, socretary of tho Oregon State Hetall Liquor Deal ers' Association, c: Monday, was ap proved by the Joint inference: "The man Kalmbac'u, who threw open his saloon on Sunday and sold liquor In defiance of law, was either a simple fool, the toy of prohibition ists, who, in the chagrin of defeat, are seeking to embroil unsuspecting saloon men, or a man willing to break the law for a fleeting profit. In eith er event he deserves no sympathy, and will receive nono from the or ganized liquor Interests of Oregon. We respectfully urge the city coun cil to cancel this man's license. .We respectfully urge tho city council to cancel the licenses of any liquor deal er who violates the Sunday closing law, or any other law regulating the liquor trafllc. If this man Kalmbach was misled or misinformed for the purpose of procuring a violation of the Sunday closing law, we re-poctfully urge that the proper authorities prosecute the person or persons who so misled or misinformed him. If, as has been stated, such person was an officer of the law, he should be summarily re moved. But even these extenuating circumstances, if they obtalnod, should not entitle Kalmbnch to con sideration. If a saloon keeper who has passod through the recent cam paign in the state of Oregon doesn't know enough to Inform blmsolf re garding the law, be should not be al lowed to keep a saloon. If the mu nicipal court bad assessed a fine of $500, Instead of $25, Kalmbach and other saloon keepers might be taught a lesson ,but the punishment should not stop with a fine the li cense should be revoked. Revocation of license is the only adequate, reme dy for violation of the liquor laws. We urge the vigorous prosecution, According to the law, of every person -who In any manner vlolatos any law regulating the liquor traffic. "We Invite the co-operation of all persons who, In good faith, doslre to bring about better enforcement of laws regulating the liquor tratllc." CANADA TO FOLLOW OVR CENSUS SYSTEM TLAN (tlNITUD MUMS LSiSSD WIU1 Washington. Nov. ifi. According to E. II. MacPhael of tho census bu reau of Cunndu, who Is here today studying the American system of enumeration, the noxt Candlan cen sus probably will show a population of about 8.000,000. This would bo an Increase of about 50 per cent or 8.700,000. Tho aCnndlaii consits will I'm taken In June 1911. The Canadians contemplate th adoption of some of the United States government's Improved cen sus taking methods, and for this reason, MacThnel wns sent to Wash ington to confer with Director Dur and. When a cold becomes settled In the BVHtem, It will take sevur.u days' treatment to cure it. and the best remedy to use Is ChiimbmlHlu's Con Ml Remedy. It will euro ilckr than any other, and also leaves tho system In a natural and healthy con dition Sold hv nil dealers. mm 3 for bacV ' rh eumatism, kidney or bladdc trouble, IV.-y v Ki-. -yi'iila vavilyilnt L:owJ,'Teor lout vitality HfcD CROSS PHA?r.A(.'Y. The Famous l$8gb A "ft," .-?,.' ' W MULTNOMAH WILLAMETTE GAME TODAY mo G.WIK THIS AFTi;RX(X). ML'LTNOMAII TIIK IIKAYIKK TKAM, WILLAMKTTK TI1K KASTKR, HOT (1AM K ANTICl I'ATl'l). The business houses In the city of Salem are it 11 closed this afternoon on account of tho football gnmo. A great deal of Interest has beon manifested by tho business men of the town toward the ' Willamette University football team. A better support has been given by every one than has been shown for many years. The entire town will turn out to see this game today and It la certain that an Interesting exhibition of the new game will be pulled off, as tho local football , mon have several things up their sleevos. The Willamette team goes Into the game this afternoon weighing about 160 pounds each while the Multno mah mon weigh between 170 and 180 pounds. The difference of 20 pounds to the man makes a very great ndvantnge In favor of Multno mah. A warm and commendable spirit hns been shown In the student body of the university. Last evening a parade wns formed by about 150 stu dents who mnrchod through town ringing cowbells, blowing horns and shouting their college yells. PLl'MAOK RKLLKR RKIZKD. 'urrler Arrested for Posteriori of Grelx Muff ami Cape. Portland. Nov. 16. (Special) William L. Flnley, president of th5 Auduben Bocloty, caused the arrest of 8. Sllverfleld of the Sllverfleld company, local furrlors, who had displayed in his windows, good mado of tho plumage of the grebe. At a hearing yesterday afternoon Mr. Sllverfleld wns placed under a bond of 200 and his hearing was sot for Friday afternoon. The mer chant says ho Intends to fight tho ense. The goods displayed by Mr. Silver field and seized by tho constable were n largo muff and cttpo. The offenso comes under that part of the new gnmo law which reads- "No part of the plumage of any bird protected by this section can be sold or hud In possession for sale." The grebe Is the bird for whose protection tho Audubon society has been making a hard fight for some tlmo In Southern Oregon, where the bird nests In the Klamath Lake dis trict. Last season tho plumage of tho greho. tnkin from the bird's breast, came Into great favor among the followers of fashion, causing slaughter of the birds In Southorn Oregon nnd Northern California. v The old. old Btory, told times with out number and repeated over and over again for the last SO years, but It Is always a welcome story to those In search of health There Is nothing in the world that cures toughs and colds as quick as Cham berlain's cough Homedy. Sold by all dealers. - THE CIIHF WHO KNOWS HIS lll'SINESS Always prefers moats of the kind sold exclusively at this market. No need to pound them to make them t tender, uo need of cunning sauces to make them palutable Take tho hlut from those facts and do your mar keting hero. You'll be surprised at i how much better moats you get with out their costing you any mors money. E. C. CROSS & SON Phone 1880 im 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 nicker, that equal izes the work of the eyes, such as the Kayo Lamp gives, and avoid eye strain. The Rayo is designed to give the best light, and it does. It has a strong, auraDie snaae-noissr 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. Dtaltrt Eutrwhtrt. If net el ywt. writt fnr dtscriptu -Wim, iy circular to iht neurtsl tgmq oiht 'V r"" Standard Oil Company j V (Incorporated) JX ..... ..... .j iipw '' .- mrm- ttw' " I ' 1 i1 J'-.-. PASSENGERS SUFFERING FROM HUNGER KKillTV-TIIUKK PASSKXOKRH OK TIIK WRKCKKD MTKAMUIt PORTLAND MAHOOXKD ON KA LALLA ISLAND FOOD SUPPLY SHORT. UNITKD TRESS LEASED WII1B Cordova, Alaska, Nov. 16. Ef forts to reach the 83 persons who number the crew and passengers of the doomed steamer Portland, and who are now stranded on Katalla Island, were made today. The food supply on the barren Island is piti fully small. Only a few hardy fish ermen have homes on the island, and it Is certain that their scant stores cannot sustain the people of the wrecked steamer more than two or three days. The stoamHhip Alame da will make another attempt to get out of this port today. The .storm Is growing hourly In Intensity, and It is hardly likely that the Alameda will be able to make any more pro gress than yesterday, when she re turned to port after trying to make headway against the storm for 12 hours. An appeal was made to the govern ment this morning to send a revenue cutter to Katalla island with food sup plies. Tho Portland Is a total loss. A DAUGHTER OF A SOUTHERN SENATOR TONIGHT "A Daughter of a Southern Sena tor," the opening performance of the Columbia Grand Stock company at the Grand Opera House tonight, Is full of dramatic situations and holds the audience's attention from rise to fall of curtain. Mr. Jack Branner, as the slow but determined Englishman, is very droll and Jumps into instant favor. Mr. F. Byron Bogardus gives a vivid portrnyul of the French mnrquls and tho audlenco cannot help forglvlns his vllluny before his death. Miss Ollie Cooke au Lucia Stetson, quickly wins tho sympathy of tho houso, nnd incidentally displays Bonie very beau tiful gowns. Tho balance of the company !s well cast and the scenic effects leave nothing desired. Tomorrow night, the rural comedy drama, "Tho Shep herd of tho Hills." V. Byron llogardus with CulumbU Grand Mock Company, Grand 0Hr Houm', November lfl-17. FIUS and urinary Irregularities;. ni'ivitfor. Refuse substitute. . "WW "VI j . 1 " 1 i MAROONED ON ISLAND IN WINNIPEG SIXTY-SIX PASSENGERS OP THE STEAMER WOLVERINE RE PORTED AS IMPRISONED ON ISLAND IN MANITOBA LAKE. UNITED FRKflft LBASBD WIRE. Selkirk, Man., Nov. 16. Sixty-six passengers and the crew of the steam er Wolverine were reported ma rooned on a desolnte Island in Lake Winnipeg, by an Indian runer who arrived nt Selkirk today. The Wolverine foundered three weeks ago, and Is believed to have sunk. It Is unknown whether all the passengers reached tho Island in safe ty. Unless rescued, they will have to remain where they are until the lake freezes over thick enough to support a man's weight. The Wolverlne'3 crew numberod 14. MAKES COLDS OR GRIPPE VANISH You can surely end Grippe and break up the most severe cold either in head, chest, back, stomach or limbs, by taking a dose of Pnpe's Cold Compound every two hours un til three consecutive doses are taken. It promptly relieves the most mis erable neuralgia pains, headache, dullness, head and nose stuffed uo, feverlKhness, sneezing, sore throat, mucous cntarrhnl discharges, run ning of the nose, soreness, stlfTnes? nnd rheumatic twinges. Tnke this harmless Compound ns directed, without, interference with your usual duties and with the knowledge that there Is no other medicine, made anywhere else in tho world, which will euro your cold or end Grippe misery ns promptly nnd without any other assistance or bad after-effects ns a 25 cent package of Tape's Cold Compaund, which any driiKK'st In the. world can supply. Pnpe's Cold Compound Is the re sult of three years' research at n cost of more thun $50,000, and con tains no quinine, which we hove con clusively demonstrated is not effec tive in the .treatment of colds or grippe. " NEW SYSTEM OF FAT REDUCTION The saying that "there Is nothing new under the sun" does not now apply to fat people. Here Is sipne thlng new for them a new sensa tion, a new pleasure, a new and graceful figure, easily found by anyone who is passing beyond the limits of sllmness. Everyone has heard of the Mnrmola Prescription; that harmless combination of fat dofylng elements discovered by one of our foremost physicians. Now, from the same high authority there comes another idea the Idea of con densing these snme pure, harmless ingredients Into a pleasant little tab let. Take after eating and at bed time they help the stomach to dis pose of nil the fatty .foods, convert ing them Into compact, solid flotih, muscle and energy, without dieting or exercise. Mnrmola Prescription Tablets regulate tho entire system do for you whnt bodily exertion nnd self-denial can not do nnd tho fat, onco routed, is gono for good. You can prove all this at a trifling cost. Marmola Prescription Tablets nra sold by nil druggists or sent pos'. pii'd by the Marmola Co., 6fi! Mor roo Ave.. Detroit, Mich. A large cn?e sufficient to bring lasting re sults Is but "5c. lIxaiiHUifrifolrmlni. 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"A few doses cured our b;ibv." writes Mrs. Oeorge ; 11. Davis, of Flat Hock, N. C. Ve) always give It to blm when he takes.. i r l Ci l cold. It U a wonderful medlclue for j 21 N. LOIIinierCial 5111 bnbls." Dest for coughs, colds, la j grippe, asthma, hemorrhages, weak . Inn. Mln il OO Trial bottle froo i Guaranteed by J. C. Perry. GRAHAME WHITE RAISES A ROW OVER DECISION C!rrcn fresh isr.n wirb New York, Nov. 16. True to his promise, Claude Graham-White, the English aviator, will stir up a fight because he was not given a second chance to win the $10,000 prize of fered by Thomas F, Ryan for the fastest flight f-ora Belmont Park to the Statute of Liberty and return at the recent Belmont Park aviation meet. ' Grahame-Whlte has filed a protest against the awarding of the prize to Moissant ,the American. Ills appeal was sent to the Royal Aero Club of England, which, In turn, asked the Areo Club of America to withhold the prize from Moissant. Aeronautic enthusiast les today as Sert that the situation may lead to an open rupture between the Interna tional Aero Club and the American branch. Grahame-Whlte charged that the American club outwardly favored American aviators in the awarding of prizes at the international meet at Belmont. COMMODOKE GOES INTO RETIREMENT fDNITED TKRRS MARSH WIRE Vallejo ,Cal., Nov. 16. Commo dore Edmund B. Underwood, after 40 years of active service under the colors of Uncle Sam, retired to pri vate life today. Commodore Under wood was relieved from command of the receiving ship Independence at Mare Island yesterday under the per sonal act, providing for the retire ment of naval officers yeorly. Com modore Underwood will wind up his affairs on the coast and then will go to Oswego, N. Y., to make his home. State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas County, ss: Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is senior member of the firm of F. J. 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