Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, December 13, 1910, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextDATLT CAPITAL jrOCRlfAL, 8ALHM. OREGOX. TUESDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1910. rACB two THE CAPITAL JOURNAL E. IIOFER, Editor and Proprietor. R. M. HOFER, Manager gmlpjnt Nwpapr Drrotcd to Anarlru PrinelpWa and th Pnnw and Dcralopmont of All Ormi FaUmmi ETry Evening1 Effcwpt Burv(r, SUBSCRIPTION RATES! OnrmrUbly la Advaneo) D8r. H CarHor. par raar. .00 P month Me r!V.bT anHpn-nw month S6e Wwktr. by Mall, par yar . 1.00 Six month. 60e FULL I.KASKD WIRE TELEGRAPH REPORT ASTORIA COMING This, Tuesday, evening the people of Astoria will give the opening banquet in honor of the Astoria Centennial. The celebration will be held at the new hotel the Weinhard Astoria not the Woldorf -Astoria. It is a beautiful four-story building, erected by the Welnhard estate of Portland, with a roof garden. With its annual water carnival, Astoria has gained quite a reputation as an entertainment center. The enterprise celebrating the one hundredth anniversary ot the arrival of the Astor ships is meeting with generous approv al all over the state. . , The completion of the new hotel and the taking up of the next step in placing Astoria on the map are all matters of public in terest ' Salem people an the whole state will join in the recognition of this great historical event of white men landing for settle ment. , - o . DO NOT OVERLOOK DAIRY LEGISLATION.""' ,.' This state needs a lot more dairy legislation to help the dairy interests. ' i We have now elaborate laws, with Dairy Commissioners and deputy inspectors. " But published statements are that we have 12,000 less dairy. , 'cows in Oregon, and are making2,000,000 pounds less butter a year. - . . , . "! . ', But we pay twice as much for it as we did before we had such . laws, so the dairymen are not complaining. . But a lot more laws' to create inspectors'for the men who want jobs in the dairy department are badly needed. , Laboring people in Oregon who' can be hired to milk cows at less than one hundred dollars per month are needed. . . N Butter Is rapidly becoming a luxury for the rich and the com mercial travelers at three-dollar a day hotels. . Cream with thousands of well-to-do families has long since been out of the question. But give us lots more state and national legislation to spread on our slapjacks, that Is what is needed. Our government Is rapidly hastening intd paternalism and self extending officialism. ! - o OUR DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. This paper Is asked to give a lot of space to the report of the Department of the Interior. We are more Interested in our own department of the interior. To keep the family supplied with boiling beef and potatoes and buckwheat cakes is far more important. By the way, a man who owes us two years' subscription ehould bring in those potatoes he promised. If we held an office under the Department of the Interior we might give it a whole page of space in this paper. We have yet besides a department of the interior that asks us questions sometimes and is hard to answer. , It is the mental machinery that has to be kept from getting squeaky, as well as the digestive. The reports of well-fed government officials away down at Washington cannot be put in the kettle and made part of a boiled dinner. , We regret that we have no space for the official reports of the Department of the Interior, nor a hundrea other depart ments. We feel about them like Senator Logan in the Constitutional convention when providing fpr the legislature. He said it should meet once in ten years, and then repeal the acts of its predecessors. ' X-RAYS AND SMILES. a The Oregonian with considerable detail explaLna why Oregon dropped from the Stth to I6ln place la rank t the recent census. The explan ation It floe only Oregon did not drop at all, but held it place m the 16 th state In population. The Ora contaa wee led into the error br .counting Porto Rico as a state, e e The timber In the Crater Lake irtletrlct la said to be dying from old age. It will probably make a auo cem of It if conserved long enough. Ptnchot ehould be given a Job of "canning" it. ( Otto Walters, avd 10. Louis Cas tin, aged t. kindly provided Hh a Kur e a plaything. The smaller aid actod as the target and the Capital National Bank i Capital $100,000 Oldest National Bank la Multn County. ' 1 DIBECTOR3: ? J. II. Albert. Pres. E. M. IT Uan, Vlcc-Pree, Joe. H. Albert, Cashier. John A. Caraon, Oeo. K. Rodger. e Balam, Or. TO THE FRONT. "neighbor Yuriilahud the sympathy and flowers. see Ex-king Manuel, of Portland, Is broke. Now he know'a bow a news paper reporter feels Monday morn ings. e a e E. W. Moore claims coniumptlon can be eured by Inhaling the fumes of an old whliky cask. And tblt In face of the fact that many an old toper's wife died from consumption, e a That Invaluable publication, the Congressional Record, has returned publication now U the time to sub scribe. BUte Iteform School Supplies, Sealed proposals are hereby Invited for furnishing the Oregon 8tstt Re form School with supplies) for the six months ending June 80, 1911. Said supplies to eouaUt of groceries, bread stuffs, moats, leather and flndinr. clothing, eto. Mats, with specliv a- tlona, will be furnished oa applica tion to the Institution. All bids tuuat be in by December 17. 1110, and must be accompanied by certified chock for 10 per cent of bid, made out to the superlateodeut ot the school. AH goods must be delivered by the successful bidder by January IB, 1V11, aud muat be itt accordance with the sample submitted, and to srlgiual packages, wher posnlble.' N. 1L LOONRY,. 1 1-7-1 t Superluteudoot EHOinEERS ARE solid; FOR -STRIKE 11V A FRAOTICALLY unanimous VOTK DKCIPE TO STRIKE l;N I,KS8 THEIR PEMANI fX)lf HIGHER WAGES IS COM CM El) WITH. , ,- (tiaiTBD rum lsisbo wiaa.l Portland. Ore., Dec IS. From Bourcaa considered ss well Informed concerning railroad activities, It was reported today that various rail roads In the Northwest have been quietly preparing for a struggle if trie railway engineers co on strike THrough their president, Wsrren Stone, members of the Brotherhood of Locomotive engineers have deliv ered their ultimatum of "higher wages or atrllce" to the railroad managers at a conference in Chicago yesterday, and some sort- of a reply am expected before tonight At a secret ballot of 87 per cent of the 17,000 engineers voted to strike If the demand for nu Increase wa turned down. In railroad circles it is common Koeslp that the railroads have enough reserve engineers on hand at the division points to operate the mall and passenger trains without the least delay. It Is said that the work of placing the reeervos at the point where they would be needed In case of emergency haa been under way for the last two weeks in antici pation of a general strike It Is said that the lines have re serve engineers at Portland, Spok ane, Seattle, Tacoma, Umatilla, 'Dre gon; Pocafello, Idaho? Huntington; Oregon; and other dlyUlon points la the Northwest. According to the stories circulat ing here, the Northern Pacific, Con- ndlan Pacific. Milwaukee. Union Pa cific and Great Northern have been particularly active In this connec tion. T THE A.O.U. W. PROVED TO BE MODERN If AT) S KNJOYAMJC TIME IX AN VP-TO-OATE WAV WHERE TALK HHOKE AND CIGAK SMOKE IN TKKMINQLEI), It came oft in the same old way, a huge sucoeas. That Is the only way tho Ancient Qrdcr of United Work men do things. Holman Hall was well filled with Workmen and their friends Monday evening to carry out the program previously arranged, ripos and cigars were first Indulged In, and each one present was made svcquualnted with the others. It was at genuine home meeting. Remlnls censes were told, amusing stories re lated. Several short talks were made by Deputy Grand Master J. R. Gen try, Ralph Fettiey of Portland, one of the grand lodge directors; G. Stols snj r. II. TVArcy. Close atten tion was given the speakers, who brought out the great benefit of the order In such a clear way that many applications were voluntarily hand k! In, When the smoke from the battle of pipes snd cigars cleared stway, the ladies of the Degree of Honor were Invited in to assist the men In card games and the putting avwsy ot a stag lunch, furnished by the entertainment committee, At the conclusion of ha evening's fun, which lusted past midnight, the crowd wttnded their way home, feel ing sure that the A. O. U. W. had fulfilled their promise la every way The peculiar pioperties of Cham Jerlaln's Cough Remedy have . been thoroughly tested during epidemics of lufluenaa. and when It was taken la time we have not heard of a sin ssle cue of pneumonia. 8old by all dealers. GRAND OPERA HOUSE "jOHN F. CORDRAY, Mgr. TUESDAY, DEC. 13 Pixley It Luders' Comio Opera Tri umph. THE BURGOMASTER Qui. C. Welburg a Peter Von Stuyveuant. IS IT POSS1UI.E? WHY TUB IDEA With over halt a hundred people, In cluding the famous original KANGAROO GIRLS Prices. 60c, 75e. 1.00, $1S0. Dux office opeavMon0ay, 1 a. m. JOHNSON TAKES VF . HIS BOXING ritACTICE tuMiTso rasas uiasbo wiis.J Chicago, Dec. IS. For the tlrst time s.'noe he stepped out of the ring at Reno after knocking out James J. Jeffries, Jack Johnson has done some real boxing. Johnson worked ut at his gymnasium here today with Walter Monahnu, a San Francisco youth who was one of Johnson's sparring partners during his training for the Reno fight. s li Jonnson sunereo n nervous breakdown recently. It did not affect his speed to any great extent, for he stepped all around Monahan. He appeared to relish the exercise bout Immensely and grinned h' golden smile every minute of th, nine he boxed. Johnson denied he had agreed to fight the winner of the Langford Jeannette fight in Paris.. California Pioneer Dead. San Francisco, Dec. 13. John T. Spear, 81, for many years secretary or the Society ot Pioneers of Cali fornia, is dead at his home here. Spear was a prominent hanker in his early days In San Francisco and was a member of. the banking firm of Hlcock and Spear.' Spear came to California In 1849 via Cape Horn. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured With local applications, as they can not reach the seat of the d I seas. Catarrh Is a blood or constitutional disease and in orde- to cure It yoi must take Internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure la not a quack medicine. Tt was prescribed by one ot the best physicians in this country for years and is a regular prescription'. It Is composed of the Rftl toalcs known, combined with the best blood puri fiers, acting directly oh the mucous surfaces. ' The perfect combination of the two ingredients is what pro duces such wonderful results In cur ing Catarrh. Send for testimonials free. . T. J. CHENEY & CO., Props., Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, price 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for con stipation. SAGE FOR DAHKENING'THE HAIR. , There Is nothing new about the idea of using aage for reatoriug the color of the hair. Our great-grauduiothers kept their locks soft, dark snd gloasy by uxiog s "aags lea." Whenever their hair fell out or took on a dull, faded or acreaked ap pearance, they made a brew of sax lesves sud applied It to their hair with wonderfully beneficial effect. Nowadays we don't have to reaort to the old-time, tiresome method of gathering the berba aud making the brew. This Is done by skillful chemists bftter than wc could do it ouraelvea, and all we have to do is to call for Ihe ready made product, Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur, containing aaite In the proper strength, with the addition of Kulphur, another old-time scalp remedy. This preparation is sold by all firat-claas druggists for 50c. snd SI. 00 a bottle, or Is sent direct by the Wyeth Chemical Company, 74 Cortlandt St., Newport City, upon receipt of price. 4. o. nmar. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S C ASTO P I A GREAT CHINESE DOCTOR U M. HUM has medicine wnicu will our am) known disease. He makes a special ty ot and guarantee to curs ealarrh asthma, lung, throat, rheumatism debility, stomvsh, liver, kldue? troubles; also any blackened swollen soreness, broken limbs; smallpox, epidemic; all kinds ol boils, lost manhood, female weak nesa, hernia trouble aud paralysis Consultation free. ' Car ef Tick 8 Tong Co.. Chinese drugs and herbs Offlo hours from 10 to 11 a. m. and 1 to T p. m. Offloa open Sundays, lit High street, . upstairs. Salem. Oregea. Celebrated Lennox Furaace, The Best Heater It will save you ni-ey every day yoi own It. I sell at i nstall the host Let me give you figures. See Me About an ludlvidual lighting plant for your home. The best thing in the market for cooking and lighting. A. L. Frasier Phone 135. 36tT State Street i A THE ORIGINAL BURGOMASTER IS TO BE HERE "The Burgomaster," a mualca.1 comedy in a new dress, thanks to Ous C. Welnburg, by the way, will be .seen In his original part of Peter Stuyvesant the Burgomaster of New Amsterdam, will be the strong at traction at The Grand tonight. The book has been slightly altered, to better it, the dialogue brightened up, and dancing numbers all' gone over and several new ones Intro duced; many catchy, lilting, whistle able songs Interpolated, . while ail the original hits have been retained. The costuming, rearranging and a general complete renovation will e noted. Mr. Welnburg will be sup ported by a company of 60 people Including the original Kangaroo Girls. Prices, EOc, 760, 81.00 and 8150. Of.- Gus WelnglMTg as Peter Stuyveaant in "The Ilurgonuurter." "Your Credit Is Good" 1.00 a Week Gevurtz & Sons , PORTLAND, OREGON For Furniture Carpets Hogs Ilrass Beds Lace Curtains Ladies' Clothing Men's Clothing Jewelry rockery The Home Furnishers Some Suggestions Christmas Presents A nice carving set, an alumi num coffee percolator, Diamond-edge safety razor, a nice piece of silverware oi some table cutlery. A fine assortment of dishes. Price very low, quality considered. Glassware, best quality, new est patterns. Prices right. New Chinaware, just arrived. A full stock ot ordinary goods on hand. . J. A. Patterson 283 N. Commercial Street Phone Main 917 Gold Dust Hour Mad by Um 8YDNKY POWER COMPANY, Sydney, Oregon. Made for Family Cee, I Ask your grocer tor it. Bra avad kthorta always band. P.O. WALLACE, Agt, frjaBB In Sudden a5 T. mA nlfh teadily for nine hours, without smoke or smell. Has automatic-locking flame spreader which prevents the wick from being- turned high enough to smoke, and is easy to remove and drop back, so the wick can be cleaned In an instant, vtbas a cool handle and a damper top. An indicator slwsrs shows the amount of oil In the font. It has a flller-csp wh'ch does not need to bs screwed down ; It Is put in like a cork in a bottle, and is attached te the font by a chain. . The burner body or gallery cannrt bscome wedged, because of a new device in construction, and consequently It can always be easily unscrewed la sa Instant far rewicking. , . ' , Tha Perfection Oil Hester is flnlshed In fapsn or nickel. It is strong, durable and well mads, built tor service, yet light snd ornamental. spj Standard jOilmpany . i The Bosom Sets The stud button holes exactly meet, the neck band does not hind on your nech; button, holes exactly meet buttons, no bulging front, in taet a perfect fit if we launder your shirts. It Is done with our new STEAM PRESSES, which do not rub or burn the fibre, hut MOULD the cuffs, neck hand and boeom to. a PERFECT SHAPE. Try the new work. Visitors welcome. Salem Steam Laundry 130-10A South . Liberty Street , Phone HI BlDBVSJBWBwaSBsaBjgBjgajgsjlgjBaawSwaBVBVB J.A.Ligget The Grocer 20S N. Commercial Street Successor to Craig A Taylor. PANC1- Apples 4 So per box Tomatoes. S caas 2 So Rice, e lbs 25c Beans, 6 lbs 25c Eogllsh Walauta. lb 20c 18 lbs. Sugar.... $1.00 ALL GOLD Peaches, per can 20: Apricots, per can 20c Raspberries, per can . ..20c Strawberries, per caa 20c CALIFORNIA Apricots, Strawberries and rasp berries, per caa 15c Prompt Delivery Phone Main 66 Salem, Or. VllAfU!A1ti H,u r. sr ft VLB Til ui It TMI" ihuitu tVnJZill'V' tVI-HTWHFPE POINTING TOfl M Five The school that the business 'TWVrillLVf .SHI 'L'HI Emergencies like illness, It . is often necessary quickly to raise the temperature of a room. For Instance, in those hours between midnight and dawn, whea the day temperature- has been allowed to drop, If you are called upon to get up,' the room is chilly and cold. It takes a Ions time to start up a furnace or fire and raise the tempera ture by ordinary means. You Can instantly heat a room to any desired temperature with a n v a- a-at w Absotattb tmohelea and odorlttt nne filling nt the font burfrS Flat NOW 18 THE, TIME To have your automobile . over hauled and put in first class run nlng order. We have the best equipped shop in Salem to do 'this work. We can completely rebuild your car if necessary, repaint it and practically make a new car of It. If you wish anything in our lln, come In and let us talk with you. Agents for Maxwell and Columbia Cars. j Cars for rent at any time. ' ' ' SALEM ALTO GARAGE ' ' Phone S8 248 State street f fair Ground Feed I l and Grocery t Imperial hard wheat Hoar, X . sack, $1.45. I; Valley flour, sk. $1.21. Plcnlo ham, lb, 1 Se ll Nice bacon, lb, 20c. Corn meal, 10-lb, 26c. f Choice table peaches, 2 sans, t 1 lb good rice, 25o. K .kit. 1 r I Walnuts, choice, per lb, 20o. I Almonds, choioe, per lb, 20o, I T 17 lb best cane sugar, $1.00. f f . 8 cans Alaska Pink salmon. 25c I Grain Rolling to Order. I I Free Dellverr. t f Telephono Orders Promptly ! R. N. MORRIS I Phono, 1407. NOTICE the beautiful . fixtures all sanitary and itrictly up-to-date. , Improved sanitary plumbing In homes hss lowered the death rate materially la the last few years, and those who appreciate health do not fall to have their plumbing refitted with open fixtures of all kinds. In the fitting up of homes with new open plumb ing we claim to be master of tho trade. , . GRABER BROS., Ill S. Liberty. Phone M0. ri -v. ... X convincing reasons why ' HC LMES BUSINESS COLLEGE The hat equipped business college In thw Northw st. A school of trslned specialist hc late at and most up-to-date methoda of Instruct! on. You are sure of a position when compel nt. - la recognised by men as tb best. UtU S1I'II.UTU'IIL M wmm