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4 "1 MOB TWO i I .1 ' 3! ! ! ! i f ; i i ? ; . i i . . THE CAPITAL JOURNAL E. HOFER, Editor and Proprietor.- H. M. IIOFER, Manager fedaeexli-nt Niniwpr Drrotod to Anrirw rrindpla and th. Pimrnim and Plopmnt of All Orxren Ilihllhd frr Evnln Except Sunday. 8Um, Or SUBSCRIPTION HATESl (Invariably In Ad ranee) Pt!y. by Carrier, peryaar 00 Per month 60e JMIy.hy Mail, per year 4.00 Per month Me Weekly, by Mail, per year 1W HI montha 60c fVU. LEASED WIRE TELEGRAPH REPORT THE DEATH OF MRS. EDDY. This event calls attention to the life of a remarkable New England woman. Her stupendous lifework was a reaction against the material istic' tendency of this age. ' That such a woman should have come from the old Granite state of New Hampshire was not remarkable. A state that could produce an Emerson, a Webster, a Whittier could produce a leader In religion. . Mrs. Eddy placed the crown of dignity on the brow of Ameri can womanhood by her, supreme conception of a higher life. What will become of her organization time alone will reveal, al ' though there is reason to hope it will survive. So light are the ties of the divine brotherhood, and so keen Is the appetite of human selfishness that a noble and pure ideal is Boon torn to pieces. But in the long march of the centuries Truth will care for her own, and the realities of the universe will not be dependent upon ' poor human stewardship. ' ' Mrs. Eddy's life work needs no commentary, but will remain a guiding influence in the affairs of the world for centuries to ' come. , WHY TAX THE BUSINESS MAN ALL THE TIME. Th6 proposition to have Oregon commercial bodies defray the expense of exhibits. at the Eastern land shows ought to be sat up. ori hard. These land shows are for the purpose of enabling land rrionop olies'to sell their lands to settlers. - ' ' ' ' Why should the general business man be taxed to send exhibits to boost the land monopolist's business ' "A single apple grower at Ashland sent a carload of apples at his own expense to Chicago, an.3 it paid him big. Why should the general public be taxed to boost the special in dustry that is especially profitable? ' ' Why should not the fruit grower, the sheep grower, and the cattle grower and the land baron boost his own business for his own benefit?. There is too much of this loading all the burdens of publicity and promotion ana developmental! the general business man. Let the .business men help boost the community in which they live, but let special industries take care of themselves. There Is much paternalism and cold-blooded grafting in some of these enterprises called boosting. o ENCOURAGE SMAU HOME SEEKERS. To get large numbers of home seekers to Oregon, there must be homes for the great multitude who have small fortunps. k John M. Scolt, of the Harriman pasenger department, voices tho idea that fruit lands ore too high. His idea is that largo numbers are kept away by fictitious and speculative values attached to fruit lands especially apple lands Lpuis J. Hill said, on seeing Oregon prune ranches: "This land is worth 2000 an acre." How many home seekers can buy country homes in Oregon at $200 to $2000 per acre? There must be cheaper lands available on a large scale before there can be openings here in Oregon for large numbers of the home seekers of smaller means. What to offer the family that arrives in Oregon with $1000 to $2000, that is the problem. They cannot buy apple or pear or prune lands at Hood River, Salem or Medford. Practical plans for the location of home-seekers on small farms, or lands within their reach are very much to be desired. ; o ( MANUAL TRAINING A NECESSITY. J L The development of Individuals with higher ideals and better equipment for service is the matter of most importance. That is why I am in favor of more manual training and less book learning in our Bchools. If a boy or girl can read and write and figure as far as the rule of three, they can get all the rest. That is, if their .minds run to business, to literature, to a profession, they can follow that to success. "'' BUt it takes time and instruction to learn how to use tools and make things, or at least to get started. ( And the individual develops in doing those things and grows efficient and valuable learning to do things. The world needs workers and the boy or girl who learns to do gome useful work is educated. Those who have not learned to do something useiul are in line to become idlers and drones. WANTS TO GO HINTING 'v, IN AV AEIIOPLANH t 1 lOWITID riUI IJUSSD VIKS.) 1 Lot Angeles, Calif., Dec. 8. -"Bud" Mars also want to go bunt ing In an aeroplane. Upon bearing that Hubert Lathuiu. In Bun Fran cisco, bad declared tbat he would 'bunt the big bame of the Weat in Ills biplune, Mara was Impressed with tbe possibilities of tbe plitn. lie at onc consulted with It. II. Young, uianaer tor the Curtbs In- RIOT OVER ELECTIONS If j ENGLAND HKAVY ItAIXS CAUSE LIGHT VOTE BOTH SIDES ARE CRYING FRAVD, AND BOTH SIDES CLAIM A VICTORY LIBERALS ARE IN THE LEAD. tDHiTVD rssss liabid wim.l London, Dec. 6. Klotlng and vio lence In many parts of the United Kingdom today marked tbe third day of voting. Election! occurred today for 75 members, . representing 67 constituencies, but, owing to heavy rains over tbe country, .amounting to floods In the country districts, the polling waa light. The bitterness of the controvarsy has given rise to many contests In tbe constituencies that have held elec tlons. Charges of fraud were made, owing to the fact that many persons voted under the registration of 18 months ago. There have been thou sands of deaths and removals since then, and the losers are claiming that the vote was fraudulent. That the Liberals and thrfr allies will control la no longer In doubt. The Conservatives bent their ener gies today to reduce the Liberal ma jority. In order' to cause a legislative deadlock. " ' At the beginning of the voting to day the results of the elections thus far stood: Conservatives 63, Liberals 50, La borltes 7, Nationalist 6. CRl'ISER CALIFORNIA ASHORE AT SAN DIEGO Yeara of Suffering Catarrh and Blood Dlseaao -Doctor Failed to Cur. Mlaa MahM F. Hawkins. 1214 Lafay ette HI., Fort Wayne, In1., writes: For thrr years 1 was troubled with catarrh and blood dlaeaae. 1 tried sev eral doctors and a dozen different rem edied but none of thrm did me any (rood. A friend told me of Hood's Sar apnrllla. t took two bottles of this medicine and was as well and strong as ever. I feel like a 'different person and recommend Hood's to any one suf fering from catarrh." ' ttet It today tn usual liquid form or chocolated tablets called Sareatabs. PRETTY CO-EDS WILL CUT OUT THE CAB HABIT torests, and then announced bis challenge to ths Frenchman for a competitive huut. The details of the contoat, be left to Latham. Mars, who arrived la Los Angeles last nlgUt, will spend the greuter part of the winter oa tbe I'uetflo coast. o Tbe education whlih servos to make a man more practical, more ef ficient, more useful to himself aud to others Is tbe kind we need, and must have. r j liad enough, to be sure. But Aif.i I rfrfo old colds are worse. Better Never hesitate to fitoo vour fresh cold at once. k vour doctor about Aycrs Cherry DNITBD rISSS MUSED WIS. San Diego, Calif., Dec. 6. The cruiser Callfornln, flagship- of the second division of the Pacific cruis er fleet, went aground this morn ing while going out of San DlegoJ namor. It was declared by those who saw the accident that the warship Is It no danger.'' - The California went on the mud at high tide. The vessel came Into the harbor Sunday. She wns the first big warship ever to enter. WKNDLING FOUND OULTV GETS LIFE SENTENCE DKITSD PniCHS lAD WIBS 1 Louisville, Ky., Dec. 6. Follow ing the conviction of Joseph Wend: ling for the murder of Alma Kell ner, 8, and his sentence to life Im prisonment, It wns announced today thnl his attorneys probably would move for a re-trial. If the motion be donled, It Is' probnble that an ap peal will be taken. CRUSER CALIFORNIA WAS EASILY FLOATED OMiTm rutnn LSAsrn win 1 San DleKO, Cal., Dec. 6 Th? United States cruiser California, which went aground while loavlnx the hnrbor this morning was floated shortly before 11 o'clock It was announced thnt the wnrshlp had sustained no damage. Est ray Notice. Notice Is hereby given that I have taken up and Impounded tha following diwcrlbed animal, found running at large In the city of Sa lem, Orogon: A white and red cow. above aver age slie; has undor and upper bit off right ear and branded "J" on hip. and has been dehorned. The. owner of said animal can have the same by proving property and paying the legal charges and emense nf taking up and keoplng. etc., and In default thereof for-five days 1 will proceed to sell said ani mal at public auction, as provided In ordinance No. 429 and 458 or the aforesaid city. D. W. GIBSON, City Marshal of Salem, Ore. Salem. Or.. December S, 1910. ll-S-St TO ORGANIZE FOR MARKETING THE APPLE CROP HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY WILL ISSUE CALL SOON FOR MEET ING OF FRUITGROWERS TO FORM PLAN FOR HANDLING $.1,000,000 CROP. . University It Oregon, Eugeno, Or., Dec. 6. As a result of an editorial in the College Dally here, It Is pre dicted today tbat the co-eds of the University of Oregon will taboo cabs and automobiles as an adjunct to college dances and theater parties hereafter. Under the caption "Cab Lady," the editorial gives expression to a sen tlment which has been felt among the college men that the cost of ve hicles Is more than some of the male students can afford, and should be discarded by all. A canvass of the students Indicates that only a few can pay this luxury without sacrifice, and It Is contend ed that these few should overlook their personal wishes In order to re lieve the: larger portion of the stu dent body of such an obligation, and save embarrassment to those who can not afford to pay. ' It Is probable that the co-eds will make an organlzod eftrot to assist In the scheme to terminate the "cab habit" at Oregon. Kept tlie King at Home, ' "For the past year we have kept the king of all laxatives Dr. King's New Life Pills in our home and they have pioved u blessing to all our family,'' writes faul Mathulk;t of Buffalo, N. Y. Easyw but sure remedy for nil Siomnch, Liver and Kidney troubles. Only J5c at J. C. Pery's. It takes a philosopher to bear the sorrows ot his friends. omitsd rasas LsassD wna Portland, Ore., Dec. 5. With a view of organizing a co-operative selling agency company to dispose of the $5,000,000 apple crop of the Pacific Northwest each year, Homer C, Atwell, president of the state horticultural society, will Issue .1 call to the growers of Oregon. Washington and Idaho to meet in conference at Portland within the next 60 days. It is understood the the call will be Issued immediately. The company will be capitalized at $500,000 and will be formed along the lines of those perfected by the orange growers of Southern Cali fornia and the raisin growers of thi Sacramento valley. It is expected that the. new system will assist much In solving the mar ket problem for tbe growers and ot the same time will Increase their financial returns. In discussing the plan President Atwell said: "At the meeting of the Oregon Horticultural Society this year the necessity of a more efficient organi zation for marketing apples was plainly shown in tbe discussions. "While very little trouble Is ex perienced In marketing fruit In the East. It has been called to my atten tion thnt fruit from one valley ham mers down the fruit from another. On account of this and the lack of system, the principal markets are glutted while minor markets are neglected with a result thnt the best prices are not obtained by growers. These Inefficient methods of market ing and not excessive volume of output, are at the bottom of the danger of over production." Many persons find themselves af fected with a persistent cough after an attack ot Influenza. As this cough can be promptly cured by the use of Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy, it should not be allowed to run on until it becomes troublesome. Sold by Hii'tlcalers. It you are suffelng from bilious ness, constipation, Indigestion, cbronlo headache, invest one cent In a postal card, send to Chamberlain Medicine .Co, Des Moines, Iowa, with your name and address plainly on the back, and they will forward you a free sumple of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Sold by all dealers. Even better than a promise of the Htreafter la a full realization of the value of the Here MM t We're Showing a Magnificient Line of Fine Table Damask With napkins to match, suitable for Holiday presents- There U t nothing your wife would appreciate more than a fine linen set for f the dining table. It will last almost a lifetime, and you will be i glad you got It every time you have company. , Another New Lot of Drawn Work, Linen Centerpieces Linen Scarfs and Linen Squares From the) small dolly size up to 54 Inches. There's a great range of patterns and qualities in the lot. New line of Crotchet Quilts and Marseilles Counterpanes' Jast opened. New line of Holiday Umbrellas Just received. Our Assortment of Holiday Novelties Is much larger than usual Dressing Cases, Mrnlcure Sets, Comb and Brush Set, Photo Case, Work Boxes, Collar and Cuff Sets, Shav ing Sets, Handkerchiefs, Dolls, Games, Toys. Remember that our prices on Holiday Goods are figured on the same close margin of profit as all regular lines. Credit stores can't match our prices. a?) Z? . CPs... a m i mmve ..Yr.oiii iuvci usui. Your Banker Journal want ads bring quick results Commercial Advertising The kind of advertising that pays cannot be had for a song. We do the kind that pays. Our work la the best and prices uni form. If you have not given The Journal a trial it will pay you to do so. We always aim to please. :: Daily Capital Journal :: M aip) 11 G t 4 A llahted lantern, held between the feet under the robes, means com fort on a cold day. The man who Is not on the Job all the time Is pretty likely to be out of a Job most of the time. mm t Capital National Dank I Capital 1UU,UUU Oldest National Bank la Ulrica County. DIRECTORS: t J. H. Albert. Pree, B. M. Cr lean, Vice-Pres. Jos. H. Albert, Cashier. John A. Carson. Geo. T. Rodgera. VI Tl O pi O 11 r 1 Tillamook's Choice and Only Restricted Residence Section. Centrally Located Ideal Home Site Improvements Guaranteed CHOICE HOME PROPERTY AT FIRST HAND: MAPLE GROVE ADDITION whUw , ,m now offering to tba publlo la' practically th. LAST "CLOSE IN" TRACT of Tillamook City realty tbat It will be you opportunity to laveat la at FIRST HANDS. This property la ideally located, and t abould particularly appeal to th dlacrlmlnaMiuf buyer. Tba Uma to now Diaslnc when such property Investment as MAPLE OROVB ADDITION repreeenta la alowly bat aurely passing to Individual .ownership aa taa prior m conaequenco ot maay transfers will materially advance on all lota sold to these Individual purchase. Tba Urns to BUT, aad BUT RIGHT, la upon the Introduction of any paw property; and especially la tula ao If tba property offered for sale has real merit. MAPJ-E GROVE ADDITION Haa a aenulne merit all Its own. The. location Ja algbtlr and "attractive; the price and term on tba lota la thla addition are especially at-traetlve- etreet imrroveraent, water malna, electrle llgbta and . aldewalka are tbe Improvement tbat go to make this property, further attrae tlve wlt'nout extra cost to tbe purchaser. . Taking everything Into consideration, tbe real value of MAPLE OROVB LOTS I there, U there la value represented la any city realty whatever. The time Is rapidly passing In Tillamook City when you can purchase yourself a choice lot from the FIRST platting of the ract; It you wait to buy from tbe other fellow you pay an additional price as a consequence ot tbe delay. During a very tew yeara Tillamook City la bound to double In population and business. Wlta tbe completion of two railroad now building; the probable expenditure ot a million and a half or two million of dollars in harbor and bar Improvements, and with tbe many project being promoted and carried to their final perfection, you cannot make a mistake by Investing in MAPLE GROVE, or. tor that .matter, any other Tillamook realty. It you buy right Don't put off getting In on the ground floor, and be forever regretting tbe opportuaity that la now yours. WRITE ABOUT THIS. TALK THE SITUATION OVER. SEE THE PROPERTY ROLLIE W. WATSON S'feff nt W. G. Dwight & Wm. Curtis, Owners You can make no mistake in an investment in this addition For information inquire at Journal office a Use it or not, as he says, lie knows. tttf!2 Pectoral. M
