Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, November 24, 1910, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAL iOXTRSAU SALRM, ORBOON. THTJR8DAV, NOVEMBER SH, 1010. TACB TWO 1 ! i THE CAPITAL JOURNAL E. IIOFER, Editor and Proprietor. R. M. IIOFER, Manager todtvmdent Hewfv DmUd la Amwic Principle ai4 th PmrrKM snd Dwwknmwnt of All Orra rnblliKe.1 Krvr ErvnW Rxiwpt 8uilj, IUlfn, Or. SUBSCRIPTION RATES! (lnruteMy U Advaneo) Jhnllr. W OnrrW, vr yr .00 Wr month- rUr. by auft. nr ww- 4.00 P monlh- . Me Wanklr. by Mail, pw yw- 1.00 Six month Me KITIX MCASKR WIRS TFXKGRAFH REPORT 0NtON-yiLA8EL3 LET US GIVE THANKb. That the election is over and, the business of the country is gradually getting on its feet. That Teddy was wit down upon in his mad career to enter up on political job lor eternity. That the Socialists and Trohibitionists 'are yet with us to point our politics upwards. That there are men who are willing to concern themselves. with a mesa like city politics. That the people had sense enough to sit down on 23 out of the SI measures proposed at the election. That Salem has paved the principal streets, has a hotel and prospects of getting water. That the prices of turkey and goose are not absolutely pro hibitive for millionaires. Thankful that we are permitted to live, move and have our be ing In a free country. ' . has, and must have it in order t5 grow and become desirable for rr-sidence. m . In the same way the Salera mountain water system can be made to serve Albany, Jelfcrson, Turner, Stayton, Aumsvill an J Sublimity. A first-class set of men who have the public confidence and the executive ability to cany out a project are the kind eei?J. A board of five is too large, and will, in time, be cut down and taken entirely out of politics, and made responsible to the people. These are simple proposictrus an i in time will be recognized. BATTLES ' FOR LIFE if! BRAZILIAN WARSHP A WORD FOR MANUAL TRAINING. preliminary steps to- teaching wood- Salem public schools have taken, a few ward establishing manual training. There are a few hours in the week given to work, needlework and drawing. This work should be minimized, but should be extended next year to include metal work. Work in clay materials and concrete is of more importance than abstract geometry and physics. Artistic needlework for girls h where they learn the value of fabrics and economy of construction. What use for generations of young women to grow up without knowing how to darn socks or mend pants? All those advertisements for "hole-proof" hosiery will not close the big holes in their pursos. Our public schools must be reconstructed to conserve the real needs of society, and those needs are economic. There is more salvation for the family institution in good domestic science than in all the hired revivalists in the world. The people must work out their own salvation with fear and trembling. o ELLA SHOULD VSIT SALEM. Ella Wheeler Wilcox should not pass the Capital City by on her tour among her faithful admirers in Oregon. She is detained by friends at Medford for a few days. Her poems of passion and otherwise are known by heart by many of our people, and have even been quoted at sessions of tho Salem city council when things got redhot. Our people would meet her with a brass band and a delegation of the Woman's Club would escort her to our beautiful Carnegie library and take her for a walk through the sunken gardens. A dinner could be given the sweet singer at the new Hotel Marion, and we could have a poem written in her honor at The Capital Journal poetic headquarters. Hy all moans some attention should be shown the sweet singer of America, our country's only living poetess of national fame, who lias condescended to tarry in the Webfoot state. o DECORATE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT CONGRESS. The Capital Journal offers two prizes for the best dressed show windj during the Devel' pnient Congress. That congress assembles in Salem Monday, Tuesday and Wed nesday of next week, and will bring prominent men here. The principal business streeU of the city should be made re splendent with show windows, gay by day and brilliant at night. Many of the Salem merchant. have now the most beautiful show windows in the Willamette valley, and some as fine as in Portland. The men who dress these windows are artists in their line pnt jtre going to be in evidence with some of their finest work next Monday. The Capital Journal cash prises are not large, but the award Avill be made absolutely upon merit and by a committee. The successful window displays will be given a free write-up by The Capital Journal, and in that way will be made prominent. The display should be ready and the award can be made pub lic on Monday evening or Tuesday, as soon as the committee can act. This scheme of decoration will add a great deal to the appear ance of the city, and will help advertise Salem to the world. FOR THE WATER BOARD. It is hoped that the cor., mi a e to whom was referred the se ll v t ion of the four members i-f the water board will act on broad lii.es. Whether their recommeutions ar endorsed by tha City Council next Monday night or not is not of much consequence-. But the choosing of a Kovl of Public Works that will five this city mountain water wit'un a hundred yean is the qaotion. It Is only 23 miles to g.vd mountain water at Mehanu, and only 40 miies to the Bre't'-nLiu-h. and there is good water atlll nearer. It will bo noticed that lirvslurii and other small towns are get. tir.g connections with the s vond Imc being laid to Bull Run. Those smaller residence tiura v,artt the same water Portland Jitters Cherry Pectoral nerrij 1840 TORRENT! HAS MUTINY ()HK(iO- GIRL THROWN FROM RIMORS THAT THK WARSHIP FKKKY IXTO THE McKENZIE,! TKA1NEII ITS Gl'X.S OS RIO SWIMS IX THE DARKNESS TO UHi AXO IS FINALLY RESCCED Eugene, Ore., Nov. 24. Gladys McHenry. 18-year-old daughter of J. A. McHenry, who lire at Dead mond'i ferry 'on the McKenile. ha.! a fierce battle with the waters of the river Monday night, and It was only by her pluck and presence of mind that she succeeded In sarins; her life. In company with her fatner. Miss McHenry was returning home from Springfield In a buggy. On arriving at Deadmond's ferry. Mr. McHenry led the horse onto tha boat. It wis raining hard and tn the darkness they did not see a large log which was floating down stream toward them. Suddenly the log struck the ferry boat, the lnpact frightening the horse and causing him to rear. Be fore Mr. McHenry could get hold of the animal, the horse and buggy with Miss McHenry were precipitat ed Into the water." The girl pluckily disengaged her- self from the storm blanket and top and struck out for the shore. Th? river at this point Is deep and swift. but Oladys, who Is an expert swim mer soon reached the log and clam bered on to It. Mr. Mc.Henry's cries for help at tracted the attention of Jake McKtn ney. who Jumped Into a boat and rescued the girl. The horse and buggy floated some distance down the stream. The horse got one of Its feet tangled in tho harnees In such a way as to pu'.l Its head under water and It was drowned. JANEIRO RK SO FAR IMPOK KIHLK TO CONFIRM. Irxmco rucss uiiid wins. London, Not. 2 4. A cablegram to the Braiilian minister here today I confirmed the rt ports of a mutiny or Brazilian sailors at Rio Janeiro and reported the killing of three of ficers of the battleship Mlnas Geraer Other officers of the warship were ashore, and thus escaped. Only meager reports of the out break were obtainable. The Braiil ian legation here announced that the mu.lny resulted from a dispute over th wages of the sailors. In the absence of any confirmation of the reports that the guns of the Minaa Geraes had been trained on the city of Rio Janeiro, merchants here who have In'.eretts In Braxll. and the cotTee exchange here are In clined to doubt their veracity. Reuters Agency posted a bulletin today that the mutiny was confined to the warship, and this was con firmed by the Braiilian minister. The Mlnas Geraes is the Urges' vessel In the Braiilian fleet, and re cently was built in England. IATARRII 11 'wrrr 1 A Reliable Remedy Ely's Cream Balm h tukktT BkMrbsd. Slvsa RdM at Ones. It cleans, soithe, h.'sls and protects the dio ivf nipm hrane rcMiltiii from Catarrh and drives awnV a Cel 1 iu t'm I---.1 H.H.i qnici.iv. ho-ijay rrvrn stores the tnsof "fl I f UIUII Tiiate and S.m II. Fu'ilsir.69 cts. , at Drug gisM or by 1111 il. la litjiil I form, 73 cents. Ely Brothers 5d Warreu Street, Now York. A SPLENDID PLAY AT THE GRAND TONIGHT Salem's First Class Hotel PEACEFUL VALLEY SOL SMITH RISSEL'S GREAT FAVORITE PRESENTED 11Y COLVMIHA GRAND STOCK COMPANY TO NIGHT .WITH A STRONG CAST. For tonight, Sol Smith Russcl "Peaceful Valley" is announced. This is a strong favorite and ought to draw big crowds. The company is cast as follows: Landlord Ford, Claude M. Hutchison; MabieFar quahar. Franc's Sea it h; Jack Far quehar. Jack Bronner; Virginia iiand, Ollle Cooke; Hosea Howe, Ar thur Matthews; Ward Andrews, F. Byron Bogardus; Leanor Rand, Clif ford Lancaster; Charlie Rand,. Vn. H. Lee; Phyllis Howe. Virginia Carlisle. THE U, OF 0. AND MULTNOMAH TO KICK TODAY tCNiTKD rasas lsasko wibb 1 Portland. Ore.. Nov. 2 4. With a bright day. Old Sol being on the Job in full force, and enthusiasm ram paut ai.iong Kith the rah rah boys and the club men, the game between Multnomah and the I'nlversity of Oregon U predicted to prove to be :i red letter day In Portland's Tldir-n history, both In class of play and point of attendance. Doth teams ara confident of victory. The University of Oregon team fs practically lutact. having most of their regular players in the line, none of them are in the least Incapa citated by Injury. The Multnomah club has substituted almost an en tire new line back and have been working hard on the forward pass and fake plays so as to put them on a more even basis with the Oregon team which Is very clever In this style of play. Ths game will start" at 2:S0 a Recreation Park. 2th and Vaughn streets. WIRES DOWN FROM SNOW TO THE SOUTH THANKSGIVING VSHERED IN. IN IMITH EASTERN AND SOUTH ERN OREGON WITH ALWAYS WKUVMK FALL OF SNOW. THE MARION American Plan $3 Per Day and Upward Ladies' and Gentleman's Grill Ser-' vice Between Meal Hours and Until Twelve Midnight H. W. DOOLITTLE, Mgr. OUR MEAT IS NOT HIGH In anysense of the word. It Is not high In price nor has It been kept so long It Is "gamey.'. We handle osly fresh killed meats, hung Just long enough to b emosl wholesome. Try some of them on your table. One you taste them you'll need no appe tite tonic. You'll have a good, heal thy hunger without one. E. C. CROSS & SON Phone 1880 f 1 NOTICE - the beautiful fixtures all sanitary und strictly up-to-date. Improved Banltary plumbing In homes has lowered the death rate materially l.i the last few years, and those who appreciate health do' not fall to havn their plumbing refitted with open fixtures of all kinds. In the fitting up of homes with new open plumb ing we claim to be masters of the trade. 3RABER BROS., 141 S. Liberty. Phone 650. Mb Ollte Cooke wtth Col am but Grand Sork Company. Lam bars comes on suddenly and Is extremely painful. It Is caused by raeamatlsm of the nasclea. Quick relief Is afforded by applying Chamberlains Llaimeat. Soil by all dealers. Capital National Bank I Capital $100,000 Oldest patloaal Bank U Mirta County. DIRECTORS: J. H. Albert. Pres. m. M. Cr tsaa. Yloe-Prs. Jos. H. Albert. Cashier. Joha A. Carson. Ceo. Rodger. frsrrso rasas uuio visa. Portland. Or.. Nov. 14. Telegraph and telephone wires leading to Port land from the south were prostrated several hours today on account of a heavy snow storm In Southern Ore gon and Northern California. The snow began falling early last night. In the villages or Southern Oregon from two to three inches cov ered the ground this morning, while In the mountains six aud eight inches fell during the night. Latest reports from Medford say that the weather Is moderating, and snow In the low lands has begun to melt. SNOW FALLING IN EASTERN OREGON TODAY I ex into rasas Lasa wiaa.) LaGrande, Or.. Nov. 24. A heavy snowfall started la Unloa county last night and Is continuing today. The farmers ar pleased with the saow as It will prelect the winter wheat which is now beginning to break through the grosnd. Many miners and prospectors ar still In th hills bat It 1 believe! that this snow will pat a stop to operations for ths winter. Mr. Otto Paul. alUwaake. WU. says Foley's Hoaey and Tar Is still mar tha. the best. H write as: "l have so ssaaj call for Foley Hoaey aad Tar that I will bars to writ you for some nor. All of those that bought It think It Is the beat for eengha and colds they vr had. aad t think It la still ator thaa th bet. ) Our baby had a bad cold and It eared aim la one dsy. Pleas accept thiols. M Rd Cross Pharmacy. Proposals Invited. Proposals lnvi:tX for supplies tor use ot the Oregon State Peniten tiary..' for period of a.x months end ing Jut 30. 1J11. Sealed proposals for groceries, drug, drygoods. hardware, leather and findings, flour and meat, will t received at the office of the Super intendent of the State Penitentiary nnti! Tuesday. December 20. at 11 o'clock a. m. at wh ch t.me they will h puSMrlv cpened. A d ioi!t of 1200 tn cash or cer tified check, payable tot be Supertn tecde: t must accompany each bid for flour and meat, acd all other bids mus: be accompanied by an amount equal to 10 per cent of the amount of the bid. Samples must scotr.pany all bids where" practica ble. The rleht Is reserved to reject sry and al! b ds and to accept or re ject any portion of a bid. Goods of Oregon manufacture or production will rscs'.v. preference, other things being equal. AH goods and supplies must be de livered to th pen tentiary within twenty (20) day afur the contract is awarded, except on continuous contract. Schedules ot various line of supplies to be bid on will be fur nished upon app'iratioa to-the Su perintendent. Vouchers wll be Ifsned for pay ment on th first of th month fol lowing th completion of contract C. W. JAMES. Superintendent, Oregon Stat Peni tentiary. Salem. Oregon. November 21. 191. 11-21-St tt uinstmas nonaay excursion TO THE City of Mexico Som days must dreary. be dark and IXray Kotire. Nolle Is hereby give that I have take up aad lmpoaded th follow ing described animals found roaming at large la th city of Salem: On black spring heifer calf. On Jersey spring heifer calf, wtth whit oa bos. Th owner of said animals can have th sa by proving property and paying th legal charge and fceepln. etc.. and n default thereof for five days 1 'will proceed to sell said aat mais at public auction, as provided la ordinaac No. 42) of th afore said city. D. W. GIBSON. City Marshal. Salem. Or.. Nov. 1. 110. 11-21-St . It mght not be perspicacuoas tt say good-br to Roosevelt yet. The Bosom Sets Flat il i: V- .1 VIA THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY LEAVING PORTLAND. December 1 1 th and 1 2th '1 0 and SAX FRANCISCO. UECKMIIKR 14, 1910. A magnificent special train, couslsting of observation car. Pull man vesiibulted sleeping cars, smoking car and dining car, will leave Third acd Townsend streets, San Francisco, via tha Coast Line. Th excursion Is run undor the auspices ot the Southern Pa cific. National Lines of Mexico, International and Great Northern, G. H. S. A. and Santa Fe. ROUND TRIP FARE $101.00 FROM PORTLAND $101.00 ' Corresponding low rates from other O. R. & Nv snd S. P. points. Interestlns side trips on the return trip, including the Graud Canyon, may be made. Final return limit, 60 days. from, date ot sale. Equipment oa thla train will be limited and no more pas sengers will be tsken than can be comfortably provided for. For further Information, details and beautifully Illustrated booklet on "Mexico", call on any O. R. & N. or S. P. agent or 4 writ to t WILLIAM McMlRHAY, , f Geaeral Paeeenger Agt., Portland Ore a 4.44.4 MtMMMMtttMIHMMtHMMIMmiMMM4 i Make Want . Advertising 1 our Banker I Journal want ads bring quick results ' - - ' ' ' 1 ! all ' I f mm - f - T I I "V VIM Th siad butua hotrseiBctiy meet, th aeck band doe not bind oa your neck; bAtoa hole xrtly meet buttons, at butting front, la fact a perfect fit it w laasder your' shirts. It Is 4oe slth oar new STEAM PRESS&3. which do not rah or bar th fibre, bat MOULD th eats, neck baad aad bosom to a PERFECT SHAPE. Try th Be wort. Visitors we Icons. Salem Steam Laundry ISeVlM Sovth Ubtfvty Street PVasas t& Salem Fence Works 5 Headquarters for Wove Wire. 4 Fencing. llop Wire, Bar XsWtr. Poultry Netting. Sala- ga. Mlt hold Roofing, P- 4 B. aad Ready Roofing. All at th lowest price. - ClUS. D. HILUGAN I 2S Coart street- Phoa 124 4 I 1 fi'.lJAltl 'U IX rAVUL? svitsjj r.-. a.- -.TT. Z" - 1 -A FiVA (Ntn knln sv. w . Hf LMES BUSINESS COLLEGE Vila a..! a v ft ; --iuivpwi nusireea colleg n ih ..rtaw. il A school of trained speclallrta the Is. -at and most up-to-dat method of ln.truci.on. You .r sur of a portion when couipew DU Th school that U recognised by th business ma as th beet. f .'.') 1 H hi 17 i i siWIbBBS 44444 :