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PACK TWO
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
E. HOFER, Editor and Proprietor. B. M. IIOf'EH, Manager
fedrndt Nwpp IXwotod to AmarWii Prln-tpW and
the tnKrrM and DTtopnwt of All Omw
Fubllht Erwry Ernlnf Except Sunday, Balm, Ore.
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(Inrariablr In Adrunco)
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Dally, by Mall, per roar 00 Per month Kc
Weakly, by Mall par year- tOO Six month! 80t
FUU. I.RASBD WIRE TELEGRAPH REPORT
LET US HAVE A NEW STATE CAPITOL.
The present state house is outgrown and is no longer adequate
for the public business.
It i3 crammed from cellar togarret, and many departments,
like the adjutant-general's office and others, are elsewhere
The state printing office should have half the lower floor, if the
printing business keeps on expanding as it has.
A new Capitol, to cost about three million dollars, should be
provided for by the coming session of the legislature.
The cost should be distributed over about four or five years,
a3 it would take that long to plan and construct it.
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PORTLAND POPULATION SHOWN AT LAST.
l The tardy census department has at last announced the popu
lation of Portland at 207,214.
""'It gives Seattle 237,197, or nearly 30,000 more than Portland,
an increase of 194 against 129 per cent for Portland in 10
years.
i j In the Portland count 15,745 names were sirucK on, ana in
Seattle 11,186 were eliminated as fraudulent.
The Salem count has not yet been made public, but will be in
the neighborhood of 15000.
The Oregonian gives Census Enumerator Beach great credit
for falling behind Seattle only 80,000. . .
The census department of the United States has become a big,
permanent Incubus on the taxpayers.
It has thousands of clerks, and is adding more, and Its publi
cation costs millions.
It is the rankest example of the weakness of our government
for multiplying and extending the functions of an official aristoc
racy. v
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OREGON NEEDS IMMIGRATION THAT WILL LABOR.
A government expert is coming all the way from Washington
to tell the farmers how to clear land of stumps.
The great need of Oregon is not more officials, but laborers to
grub land and take out the stumps.
Of the million immigrants that arrive in New York each year,
fifty thousand could be employed in Oregon.
Oregon has plenty of immigration of the capitalistic class, and
people who want soft jobs in banks and stores.
Oregon should have a bureau of immigration that will get ua
some laboring people who will clear land, milk cows, raise crops,
and help gather our fruit crops.
(Ve do not want Chinese and Japs or Hindoos, but the better
class of European immigration ought to be made welcome here,
and have information about Oregon?
Several of the present state bureaus and costly commissions
should be( consolidated or abolished, and give us something that
will help save the industries we have, and. keep pur state from
growing up to brush. - -. - t .
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i REPUBLICAN PART i" DOES jNTOT GOVERN.
"While there is a Republican state administration and a legis
lature strongly Republican, the Republican party does not gov
ern Oregon.
An amendment has just been fastened on the constitution that
changes the whole machinery of the courts and jury trials.
Another amendment changes the whole system of levying
county taxes, and comes near making the single tax an actuality.
Grange leaders are trying to deny responsibility for this
change that will heap more taxei on land and improvements.
Two years ago the people rejected a single tax amendment, but
now it has been fastened on them in another form. .. - ' '
Until the dominant party can be made to assume some respon
sibility for the government of the state,! what use to complain?
No one knows what will be sprung next, and we might as well
all get ready to join the Socialist party and be done with it. -
A rapidly extending paternalism with double elections, with a
double system of legislation, Is being established.
The eight measures adopted by the people cost about twice as
much as the average session of the legislature.
CHEMEKETA
CELEBRATES
ANNIVERSARY
. Chmket Lodge, No. 1, Iuiie
enlint Order of Odd Fellows, of
fculom, will od Tuesday evening, col
ebrale the 6 Sib. anniversary of its
btrth and the pormanent eetabllHu
nient of the orgauliation on the Fa
cltlc CuoBt. It will have rounded out
j.erlo4 In the history of the order
und the lodge the parent body of
the socio! y In the I'ttciflo Northwest
with a record of which the mem
bur are especially proud; a record
that liicludus the holding of a regu
lar weekly sobsIou, with officer and
full nimriim of nicmbors iireeont
throughout I's llfo.
On th roatur of CUtmrkoU Lodge
and those of Its offspring throughout
the Northwest are Inscribed the
names of men famous In Its history
atateemen, Jurists, soldiers, edu
catora and business men. Artisans
and laborer have there rubbed 1
bowa with men high in the councils
pf the nation, and have succeeded
each other In the control of the
lodge with scarce a ripple attending
the change and, as It was la the ear
ly hatory of the lodge, ao It la today.
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,' Lama baca oomea on suddenly and
ie extremely painful. It la caused
by . rheumatism of the muscle.
Quick relief Is afforded by applying
Chamberlain' Liniment. Soli by
all dealers.
GEOtfJ
AMERICA!!
SOCIETY
coM'taniA mvEit will gct t,.
SHOWS A STRONG MEMBER
SHIPWILL HOLD NEW YEARS
CELEBRATION. .
Wlth'181 members on It rolls, the
Salem German Society held Its annual
meeting yesterday afternoon, and
elected officer for the ensuing year.
The society is in good circumstances
financially, and baa a strong building
society, with a fine site for a new
hnllrllnir that mar be erected this
coming year on the corner north of
the Marlon Hotel. Eight new mem
bers were taken In yesterday, and
Mr. Kaump, for the ladles auxiliary
reported progress. A committee was
appointed to arrange for a New
Ynar's celebration, composed of
Measr. Deckebach, Stellman Hey-
ser, and Mesdame Kehrherger, Kop
lln and Heyser. There Is to be a
Welnnachtabaum for the children,
slnalna- and dancing with refresh
ment In a large hall. Committee on
members waa appointed aa follows
Andregg. Butte and Stellman, and
auditing committee, Kaup, Heyser
and Jo Hug. The officer for the
year are: E. Hofer, president and
delegate; A. Kehrherger, vice-presi
dent; Wm. Hnmburg, aecretary;
John Stellman, treasurer, and Wm.
Butte, alternate.
The grand opora alngei who
nieinl tholr vacatlona In Europe
have a thrifty system. They work
where their efforts will command
the hlgbwt wage and spend their
money where they can got the mont
fur It.
CORNER STONE
CEREMONIES
NOT OH THE BILL
THEATRICAL MAN TITS $20
PIECE IN BUILDING CORNER
AND PRACTICAL MAN RE
MOVES IT BETWEEN SHIFTS.
Utterly Wretched
Nervous Prostration Long Endured
Before Remedy waa Found.
Ml Minerva. Kirmlniccr, Upper Pern,
Pa., writ: "For vrl years I had
nervoua proatrayon. end was uttorlr
wretched. I lived on bread and beef
tea becaua my atomarh would not re
tain anything ele. I look many rem
edied, but olitalnid no rII-f until I
took Hood's RnraaparlllA, when I brg.in
to (rain at once. Am now cured."
I'ure, rlrh Mood make Rood, atrnng
riervea, and thin la why Hood'a Snri
pnrllla, which purlflea and enrhliea the
blood, curea ao many nervoua dHeasea.
Oet It today in uaual liquid form or
chocolated tablets called Sarsatabs.
HIGH FLYERS WILL .
GATHER AT FRISCO
tciTTD raicss mabed wtiu
Snn Francisco, Nov. 28. Walter
Brooking, Arch HoxRey and Frank
Pnrmalee, member of the Wright'
aeroplane stable, will fly at the San
Frnnctaco aviation meet scheduled
for January, according to an an
nouncement by the aviation com
mittee of business men today. Final
arrangements for the flights will be
completed late this afteroon at a
meeting between the committee and
Roy Knabenshue, manager 'for tin
Wright brothers.
It has been definitely decided to
hold the exhibitions on the plains
near South City, and the work of
laying out the ground and erecting
a grandstand will be begun at once.
UflCLE SAM
WILL SPEND
SOME MONEY
COLUMBIA RIVE RAY ILL GET !,
723,000 AND COOS BAY $10,000.
ENGINEERS' ESTIMATES FOR
THE RIVERS AND HARBORS.
JAPANESE EXPEDITION
TO SEEK SOUTH POLE
Toklo, Nov. 28. With the parting
admonition of Count Okuma not to
bombastically claim the discovery of
the aouth pole, unless they brought
back scientific proof, 28 explorer un
der Lieutenant Shiras, of the Jap
anese navy, are on their way south
ward today. "
The Japanese Antarttc expedition,
financed by public eubscrlption and
government aid, sailed Sunday after-
1 1 , . 1 TTnlHnn
Thousand of residents of Toklo
and surrounding towns gave the ex
pedition a big end off, and leading
officials made peeche of encouragement.
To carefully, and appnrently se
curely, tuck away a $20 gold piece
In the corner stone of hla new thea
ter building, tinder process of con
struction on State street, one day
nnd then the next to learn that the
brick covering it had 'en removed
and the money stolen, Is the exper
ience of T. G. Bly, proprietor of
Bly's theatw.
The gold piece was inserted In the
corner Btone Saturday forenoon. Tho
niniions had then just commenced
the erection of the front wall of tha
building, and Mr. Bly celebrated the
event in the presence of a few
friends and spectators by inserting a
$20 god ploce In the corner stone.
The mason did not work during the
afternoon nnd a a result the wall
was built up but a few foot, but the
bricks wore Eolldly laid and cemented
and he felt sure that the money
would not be d!i;Uirbed. Whe he
made a vlBlt to the place yesterday
morning, however, he found thnt tha
bricks had been removed nnd tho
money stolon.
He. la exerting every effort towardj
ascertaining the identity of tho
thief, but enterjalna little hope of
apprehending him.
State of Ohio, City 0T Toledo,
Lucaa County, :
Frank J. Cheney make oath that
he I senior member of the firm of
F. J. Cheney A Co., doing buslnes
In the City of Toledo, county and
state aforesaid, and that said firm will
pay the aum of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and-every case
of catarrh that cannot be cured by
the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
In my presence, this 6th day of De
cember, A. D., 1886.
A. W. OLEASON,
(Seal) Notary Public.
Hall' Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter
nally, and nets directly on the blood
snd mucous surface of the system.
Send for testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, 76c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for con-
stlnatlon
unitbd run uum wiu.
Washington, Nov. 28J Estimates
of the cost of river and harbor Im
provements throughout the United
States for the year to end July 1,
1912, contained In the annual report
of General Blxbey, chief, of army en
glneera, shows a total of $22,227.
361.
In his report General Blxbey se
lect 221 project as worthy of con
gresslonal appropriations. Among
those recommendation are:
Ohio river, $S, 550, 000.
Mississippi river, $3,400,000.
' Columbia river, above Celllo falls
to Snake river, $25,000.
Columbia river, Celllo falls to The
Dalles rapids, $600,000.
Columbia river, below Portland,
$150,000.
Columbia river, mouth, $950,000.
Los Angeles harbor, $270,009.
San Francisco harbor, $30,000.
Oakland harbor, $160,000.
Eureka, Cal., harbor, $185,000.
'Gray Harbor, Wash., $300,000.
Snohomish river, $76,000.
San Joaquin river, $25,000.
Coo Bay and harbor, tOr.) $40,'
000.
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I Salem's First Class Hotel j
i! American Plan $3 Per Day j
and Upward
THE MARION
X Ladies' and Gentleman's Grill Ser- t
vice Between Meal Hours and ,
Until Twelve Midnight
H. W. DOOLITTLE, Mgr. j
s
ACT.QWICKLY.
IK-lay Has Been Dangerous in Salem
Do the right thing at. the right
time.
AC quickly in time of danger,
v.&ckache la kidney danger.
. Doan's Kidney Pill act quickly.
Cure all distressing, dangerous
I kidney 111.
Dl.ntv AttlAnAi in nrAVA ttlla
Appropriation, for the Sacramento j p &
Salom, Oregon, says: "For 10 or
112 years, rheumatism and kidney
I trouble wera the plague of my life.
river were not recommended, aa the
report of the engineers had not yet
been completed.
The lakes to the gulf waterway pro
ject lnot mentioned in the report.
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SHOULD HAVE TAKEN
THEIR NURSING BOTTLES
had no return of kidney trouble."
For sale by alf dealer. Price.
60 cents. Forster-Mllburn Co.,
Buffalo, New York, sole- agents for
the United State.
Remember the name Doan's
and take no other.
An Ideal
Husband ' I
with a nagging
the small of my back and was often
unable to move. I doctored and
tried a number of remedies but to
no avail, and I was in a bad way
Iwhen I procured Doan'a Kidney Pills
at Dr. Stone Drug Store. Thev
Kverett, yvasn.. inov. zs. eiarveu : beneflted me at once and after I had
and so wean mat tney couia naraiyi t
stand, three hunters, Charlea Sny- en the contents of three boxes, I
der aud Charles and Willard Davi was free from
were found wandering aimlessly in
the forest near Canyon Creek by i I
searching party headed by Forest!
Rancor Bruckaroo yesterday and ;
were taken to a logging camp where
they are recuperating.
The men became lost while hunt
ing near Hazel last Tuesday. They
had sustained life by eating slugs
and berries.
The trio was going deeper Into the
forest when found. Over 100 men
had searched fur four daya previous
ly.
I patient, even
wife, for he know she needs help.
She may be c nervous and run down
In health that trifles annoy her. If
she is melancholy, excitable, troubled
with loss of appetite, headache, sleep
lessness, constipation or fainting
and dizzy snella. she needs ElectriO
I suffered Intensely from a pain In , Bitter .the most wonderful remedy
for failing women. Thousand or
every symptom or
kidney complaint. My health is now
of the best. I cannot recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills too highly."'
(Statement given January 31, 1906.)
RowEndorscnien t.
On November 22, 1909, Mr. Sutton
confirmed his former statement,
saying: "I willingly reiterate all I
have previously said In favor of
Doan' Kidney Pill. This remedy
cured me three years ago and I have
sufferers from female troubles, nerv
ous trouble, backache and weak kjd
neys have used them and become
healthy and happy. Try them. Only
COc. Satisfaction guaranteed by J.
C. Perry.
Mexico I teaching us a lesson In
economics. She Is to own her own
sleeping cars on the railroads, and
the price of an upper bertl Is to b
cheaper than a lower one.
jCTO.MGIIT J
MAKE THIS TEST
How to T'll If Your Hair Is
Even If you have a luxuriant head
of hair you may want to know
whether It 1 In a healthy condition
or not. Ninety-eight per cent of the
people need a hair tonic.
Pull a hair out of your head; If
the bulb at the end of the root Is
whit and shrunken, it prove that
the hair Is diseased, and require
prompt treatment (f It loss would "e
avoided. If the bulb I pink and
full, the hair Is healthy.
We want every one whoa hair re
quires treatment to try Rexall "ii"
Hair Tonlc. We promise that It
hall not cost anything It It doe not
give satisfactory result. It U de
signed to overcome dandruff, relieve
calp Irrltatlop, to stimulate the hair
roots, tighten the hair already In the
head, grow hair and cure baldnesv
It la because of what Rexall "93"
Hair Tonlo has done and our sin
cere faith In it good noes that w
want you to try it at our risk. Two
slses, 60o and $1.00. Sold only at
our atore The Hexill Store. The I
C. Terry Drug Co., Salem, Ore.
Aycrs Hair Vigor
Stainless
Capital National Bank
Capital $100,000
Oldest National Bank la
Mark a County.
DIRECTORS:
t J. H. Albert, Pre.
B. M. tr wan, v ico-rrea,
Jo. II. Albert. Cashier.
Joha A. Carson,
Geo. X. Rodger.
Great Administrator's Shoe Sale
Which actually means the distribution of over $6,000.00 of our regular
Shoe Profits to the People of the Willamette Valley.
The best attended and most remarkable shfte value-giving event of the year continues today with a store full of bar
bargains of the highest character." Every Shoe offer is of Sterling merit. We've sorted out a host of new lots for tomor
row's selling. It is bargains like those we are offering that multiply your confidence in this store and convincingly prove
that this great administrator's shoe sale does undersell shoe sale competition at every turn. You'll trade to exception
ally good advantage here if you come tomorrow,
Price Savers that Will Appeal
to You
Men's $5.00 Patent Leather Shoes. Administrator's
Shoe Sale ..$2.95
Men's $3.50 Shoes, assorted leathers;' Adminis
trator's Shoe Sale $2.45
Lades' $5.00 Patent Leather and Vici Kid Shoes.
Administrator's Shoe Sale ..$2.95
Ladies' $3.50 Patent Leaather, Vici Kid and Gun
Metal Calf. Administi tor's Shoe Sale $2.45
Price Savers that Will Appeal
to You
Misses' $2.50 Shoes. Administrator's Shoe Sale $1.65
Misses' $2.00 Shoes. Administrator's Shoe Sale $1.35
Misses' $1.50 Shoes. Administrator's Shoe Sale. ..95c
Children's $1 ShoesAdministrator's Shoe Sale 45c
Boys' $2.50 Shoes. Administrator's Shoe Sale ..$1.65
Boys' $2.00 Shoes. Administrator's Shoe Sale ..$1.35
Little Gent's $1.50 Shoes. Administrator's Sale 95c
WHAT IS A REAL SHOE BARGAIN?
A Shoe Bargain is something you need at less money than you're accustomed to pay.
It's no use advertising goods as bargains when they are not We don't. Take a good
look at the shoe bargains and you'll be teodvinced. DONT WAIT UNTIL TOO LATE
TO GET THE BEST VALUES. We start unexcelled Shoe Bargains at 8 o'clock every
morning that are ripe to pick in an hour AND THEY ARE PICKED.
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