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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
E. HOFCT, Editor and Proprietor.
H. M. HOFER, Manner
U. Pmcr Drwlornait of An Or-
Pablbhed EwT Evia Exot Sr.--.. B---. Cm
SUaSCHIPTION RATES:
Oonrkblr ta AdTmnee)
tv-.. v. r.f r w W 00 P month.
Bi!y, h Kail. pr rar
HrVkl-.. br Mail J" ytn
4.00 Per month--
toO Six Brxitha--
. fie
FULL LEASED WIRfi TELEGRAPH REPORT
PORTLAND
PAI1DAR IS
CAUGHT OUT
.,.r MPTTAl Jor-RXAL. SALKM. OHECOX. THVRSDAt JAXX'ARY 12. :
I
OPEN FORUM.
! capital punishment, we are wriung a
page In letters of flaming red. ana m
! unm'stakable language proclaiming
to the yet unborn our narrow concep-
come or me mm t
but of a iai k of a rational philosophy
of life, that these who do not ex
nrsB their crem iu the words, "Let
I Capital 1'uni-luiicnt
1 Ed. Journal: The
art? written. n.t In
deeds. And as. ia glancing at the
tpast. we see (-rain of such pages
' lions of life, our lack of finer instincts us en
ami mir inurance of uHual law. It
"vf.p;T Ai-
pages of history js a bitter comment on our civillza
woris. but iu lion, a declaration that our conscious
ness is bounded by the grave, ana
that within these narrow limits which
we have drawn for ourselves we see
no links binding us to our f Hows.
That wp find this among our laws
, Tnrii'i in 11 III t-o wim me ci'nniM'n ....-"' 1
WHITES 1.KTIKK TO C.U.I. UK HAD - ,s,m I. nerhans not st ranee. It is a p it
IXHMCXnCHKSAS.rTCTS ' - ; in,"r;tll.nlt else, and partak-s of
H jl- niarn our jjiam i;i u -. u-' "' -
'. -M,, i .h, mn'ii,: t s..i we, the general flavor. Good people, well-
do i.ot hear.
Nevertheless, thrcufh oir law of
drink and be merry, for to-.
.... l... An If
tomorrow we me, jei. w.w
they a.-qu!ise in this law, confess
.,..., inline la. k of any sa.nse of co
herence, in nature
telling the story wlh emphasis. whfrh
at the time It was told was too min-
. 1
eit-d with the common .i:e tn attract
tain f cur customs
ix piiosKriToirs ham
im i:ks r-.ni.T-.
meaning people, and those of tender
heart iatlorse it, and it is not the out-
Why should that
yhich is, have no relation wiui luui
which is. have no relation with that
not every man who is found on this
earth, be her-i as p. ri of a plan? Or
is there that in nature which goes to
suggest that the u-ry hairs of our
head are indeed numbered? And
why should we imagine that we are
rid of a man betause we have taken
the liberty t remove him from ki, j
body? Such ncor-sJghtedness , i
puerile. ANTI-HANG.
Foley Kldaey Pills
Are tonic In action, quick In resuki
A special medicine for all kidney ujj
bladder disorders. Mary c. Abbott
Wolfeboro. N. H., says: "I wag
fllcted with a bad case of rheum-oW
due to uric acid that my kidn
failed to clear out of my blood. 1
was so lame in my feet. Joints
back that It was agony for me to
step. I used Foley Kidney ring
three days when I was able to im
up and move about and the pain,
were all gone. This great change m
condition I owe to Foley's Kldn
Pllls and recommend them to anyow
suffering as I have." Red Cross Phar
SENATOR
PROMISES
"A PLENTY
Fatt.-rson, Willamette
)5
N. Kerrin, Pacifl"
McMinn-
SKS.tTOK UOIthS IN AKI.I'fiXi
SriWTOIlSlIII', 01TI.1M.S HIS
IXmTlOS TO THE ( AI.IKH!
MA LtlilSLATI l!K.
In his speech before the California
legislature accepting the senatorship
of the state, Senator Works made
promlsei as appears below. It will
be Interesting reading a yeai or two
from now, even to himself, because,
judging by the course of others, It
will be "news" to him then. The
nenator ald:
"I am glad to be able to say that I
accept the office absolutely Indepen
dent of any domination by any man
or corporation," tald Works. "I hope
1 appreciate the grave responsibilities
you have placed upon me. There are
certain Important, fundamental prin
ciples of government that effect
everyone In this country. Among
these may be mentioned the election
of United States senators by direct
of our natural resources, theelimlna
of our natural rsources, the elimina
tion of boss rule, the restoration of
nur government to the people, a pro
tective tariff measured by the differ
ence between the cost of production
here and abroad, the establishment of
a permanent non-partisan commis
sion to adjust such rates, the estab
lishment and maintenance of a government-owned
or controlled line of
steamers connecting the Pacific ports
with the Panama railroad, and a gov
ernment owned or controlled line of
steamers between Pacific and Atlantic
porta through the Panama canal
when completed, direct legislation.
Including the Initiative, referendum
and recall, and the granting of the
right of suffrage to women."
n
TO HUM) HAII.KOAl)
IX LAXK COI N T
With the view of constructing a
railroad line In Lane county, the Pa
clle Great Western Railway Company
today filed articles of Incorporation,
with a capitalization of $50,000 with
the secretary of stte.
The routn of the road, according to
the articles, will have Its commence
ment at a point near the city of Eu
gene and will then lead westerly
along the Sluslaw river to Mapleton.
From Mapleton It will lead to Flor
'nefl. which Is declared to be Its ter
minus. The Incorporators are R. It. Hunt,
Jiwso C. Ayres and Frank M. PeNV.ffe!
o
Dr. H. G
I'niverslty.
Pres!den W.
University.
Fr.-sideiit. Wm. J. Reigan. Pacific
College.
Pr.-si.I.-nt U W. Ki'.i'.ey
villo Collepe.
Dr. H. I). Sheldon. Vnlvcri
) Oregon.
j Prof. K. M. P.es.-ler. 0:,-o
1 cultural Collewe
I Father Kdwin V. O'lltur
Ident Catholic Educational As.'
'of Oregon.
Supt. J. II. Ack-rman.
Suj't. 11. C. Seymour, I'olK county.
Pupt. W. B. Dillard. Lane county.
Supt. W. M. Smith. Marion county.
Pupt. F. J. Tooze, city superintend
. nt Oregon City schools.
Principal W. R. Klrk. city super
intendent of Corvaflis schools.
rriTi rr lease wtssl
Portland, dr.. -Ian. 1 2. The dis
covery of a secrtt code and a iot'.g
!it of instnictioiis mailed to Mabel
Harifv,, the complaining witness
acainsi him in : white slave c a.-e. re
moved a!! hope of I.uth.T Ad. ox of
es'aping :.n o 'ion. He accordingly
(hanged his plea of nut guilty to guil
ty mi:.1 will ask for i-lemeii" y ia e
aft'-rnoon. wi.en he wi! i tn- lit'
WE ARE NOW BUILDING. Watch Our Plant Grov
ills
.lllllge M'
I .,11111.
I'li-
iat ion
th'
f.ir -r.!! lie- bel
In a i.;-o:.e l.-n.-r to his ! i-ye
ol.l victim he gave her mit.ut" ins'r
10,,, f.ir her coti'lu t while on
witness stand, and arrang-ii for
cret signals 10 desicn - what :,iis.t
he d.-sireil lo r to give u !i :i qnes
' turn- d by attorney..
The letter dime into the possession
of a third person who turned it over
to the authorities.
SIX SENATORS
HAVE DIED IN
!A FEW MONTHS
onitid rttss taitto win.)
Denver, Colo., Jan. 12. Telegrams
of condolence are pouring In today to
the family of Senator Charles J.
Hughes, who died yesterday. A mes
sage from President Taft and mes
sages from nvmy of the members of
the stnate and hous have been re
ceived The funeral will be held
Thursday afternoon.
The senate and house will not he
represented at the funeral. Owing to
the great dlstanre between Denver
and Washington, the f.milly tele
graphed Vice-President Sherman and
Speaker Cannon that It would not be
necessary to appoint committees to
attend.
MAUS TALKS
ABOUT OUR
DEFENSES
GENERAL MAI'S IS NOT PESSI
MISTIC, BIT SAYS PREPARED
NESS FOR WAR IS THE BEST
SAFEGUARD AGAINST IT.
tlSITD PRIS1 LEASED WIMt.1
Portland, Ore., Jan. 12. The most
vulnerable spot of the United States
for an invading enemy to strike, is
the coast of the Pacific Northwest, in
the opinion of Brig. Gen. Marion P.
Maus. commander of the Department
of the Department of the Columbia,
today.
During the course of an address
last night before the Portland Cham-
It Is probable that the question of iter of Commerce, General Maus de-
filling tho vacancy caused by Hughes
j death will be taken up by the legls
luture some time late this week. May
or Speer, of Denver, Governor Shaf
roth, ex-Governor Thomas -id Alva
A. Adams are among tho' considered
s possibilities,
Hughes Is the sixth senator who has
oied since early fall. The others are
Clay, of Georgia; Daniel, of Virginia:
Johnston, of Alabama; Dolllver. of
Iowa, and Elklns. of West Virginia.
Of Vital Importance to the People of Salem
All Salem and Marion County should take great pleasure and pride in helping to establish this, the greatest furniture
factory west of the Mississippi river, and make Salem the Furniture City, as well as the Cherry City of the West,
WOULD DO AWAY
w TU nmuiTv
m tuuniT
CERTIFICATES
A PREACHER
WHO RELIEVES
IN ADVERTISING
clared that If occupied by an enemy,
the Pacific Coast would be a splendid j
base for their operations. .
"You are far from the Eat," con-1 1
tlnued General Maus. "You have i T
lines of transportation which can be
blocked and you can he cut off. 1 '
therefore warn you to look to that, i J
Don't forget It. Precaution is a good I
thing for us. ; 4
"This country has great natural X
wealth and we want to keep It. You , t
don't want to allow the cupidity of a i f
foreign nation to get the better of ; X
you. To keep your wealth you should 1 1
take those precautions which are i
sensible. You should encourage'!
that protection which every nation'!
should give to its subjects, and tliatlf
ila a competent force; and in this re- i J
I spect I speak more of the navy than
of the army. A navy today is more
Important on the Pacific coast than
1 an army. Every seusihje man knows ;
j that, because If you command the sea : ?
j you preveht any invasion; if you do
I not command the sea, you invite it.
large quantity of scarlet red blotters
printed on which appears in black:
"llest blotter for bad blots. When
you have a blot of Ink, apply this;
when your life is stained with sin ap
ply the cleansing blood of Jesus
Christ. Cod Bays, 'Though your sins
be as scarlet, they shall be made as
white as snow. I, even I, am He that
blotteth out thy transgressions.'"
The blotters hnvn l.u.,n a
crtlficate. valid throughout the state, broadcast In the cltv and are attract
hu been prepared by Sopator .Haw- Ing much attention.
and at a meeting of educators - n .
from all portions or the Btato yester-1 A Frightful Wreck.
dkited rums Lsutrp wmi.
Vancouver. Wash., Jan. 12. Believ
ing that the best results are obtained
when religion Is advertised. Rev. J.
i r.n..A - .. ... - . ..
.... v........ ,.aMur ,u i. rirsi .vein- ..you sllould h(,, evervtlling whk,,1
odlst church of this city has had a !,h, , .., ' ' .
" 'i v. ' v .111.1 (inn COHM.
General Maus then went en to sav
that the question of repelling an in-'!
vadlng army would disappear when i
the Pacific coast is as thickly settled '.
as is the "Cast. General Maus said , t
that he did not believe Japan would ! t
A bill to do away with county cer-
uncates to teachers, and to make all
fight the 1'nited States.
; er woundi that Vckl" "m" ntZTu toninK 'l
- Arnica Salve-earth s created heLu, !''C ? tter8.of ans of dt-i X
: CJ?J. .- . s; Ci ..TO",
... vrttl
even nr tvirns ta r. .. . -
nlle r ':J'c"r'..Bure" hy with new
rerry s. ; vigor.
nouv
OF HOY FtH XIl. I
ItFI.lEVFI) HK WAS Ml ItHFRVl)!
a.iy ai tne onnm of superintendent of ' ,rain. automobile
I ubllo Instruction Alderman, It wa
Riven ineir inilonutmont .,.! -1.
presented to the legislature It will no Oulck riiefTnT "' ! Ration-Stomach
doubt be enarte,! Into 1, IFor bur-.. hi.- ' .Z '.r?"'18 "owels-Try them
Tho bill la in conformjty with the
rosoluUons pass.-d at tho conference
of state superlnviKlenta held at Salt
Ike this fall. It provides for grad
uates of hlrth schools and secondary
schools, who huve done a certain pre
scribed amount of pedagogical work
In the eleventh and twelfth grade, a
one-year certificate: and provides
that graduates of normal schools, col
leges and universities, who have com
pleted a cert a1 amount of pedagogic
al work, shidl be given a fhe-rear
state certificate, which, after the com
pletion of a certain amount more
work, will f ntltle tho holder to a life
certificate.
1 nose present at the
were:
These Plci of Boyhood.
How delicious were the pies of
boyhood. No pies now ever taste so
good. What'9 changed? The pies?
No. It's you. You've lost the strong
leaiuijr tnuniacn, mo vigorous liver I
the active kidneys, the regular bow-j
.0 i uu. uuuu. lour d Best on la
Read Clipping below from the Oregon Journal:
What the commercial organization of Detroit, Mich., d'd for
that city, the commercial organization and citizens of this city
can easily do for Salem. All that is necessary to accomplish this end
is for the commercial organization and citizens of this city to put
their shoulders to the wheel of encouragement and give It a start.
Then within a few years Salem will be the proud possessor of a splen
did manufacturing district that would be a credit to any city, and that
will employ thousands of men ,who will build homes here and bring
up families, and will distribute hundreds and thousands of dollars
among the merchants of Salem every month. The growth of Salem
will be so rapid, that ina short time its increase will he from three
to five times Its present population, and homes and real estate wiij
increase in value accordingly. Therefore, let the commercial bodies
and citizens of Salem begin right now by placing their shoulders to
the wheel of encouragement, and give the Perfection Sewing Cabinet
Company their hearty encouragement and support, for which they
will never have cause to regret. This company is worthy and deserv
ing of your fullest and undivided encouragement and Bupport, for as
soon as its splendid large furniture factory, which is now under way
of construction, is ready to start up, it will employ sixty men to
start with, and the force will be Increased to not less than 150 men
within a year. These will circulate many thousands of dollars in.
Salem every month, and will cause many other manufacturing con
cerns to locate here without delay.
(From the Oregon Daily Journal, Sep. 4, 1910.)
As far as reported, Detroit has made the greatest urban growth
during the past decade. When the reports from Pacific coast cities
are made. Portland, Los Angeles, Seattle and Spokane will have beat
en Detroit's percentage record, but It is an astonishing one. for an
old eastern city. The increase in ten years has been 83 per cent
so that Detroit has moved from the thirteenth place in 1900 to the
eighth, possibly the seventh place in 1910. It lias passed not only
Milwaukee, which it tied 10 years ago. but Cincinnati Pittsburg, New
Orleans. San Francisco and Buffalo. It may beat Cleveland for' sev
enth place. No large eastern city, so far as reported has made any
percentage of gain though all have gained comparable to Detroit
One reason for this great growth is said to be the immense auto
mobile industry centered in Detroit. Of this the St. Louis Post-Dis-
JliltCft SH S ',
'There is no reason why Detroit should have become the automo
bile center. It simply grabbed the business. If 3S.000 Detroit work
men are now employed by automobile factories, and 12,000 more bv
manufactures of motor accessories, it Is due merely to the de?mina
.on of the city that it was going to manufacture something This
business, with its astonishing rapidity of growth, was the insplraTion
Lt: lX?hZZ EVerJi0ne dedded t0 branch out- The stove ac-
u-"1 -uvi.n- auu rusiu lor Dusiness.
grow into engine works.
TU 1. . . . . .
1 iu uubu me central commercial organization general en
couragement was given. The Idea was to boom everything Every
thing was boomed."
mere ts a large lesson in this for other cities.
things. Employ many peonle at zond .
Little machine shoos
The car plant decided to do more business
Liver. Kldnevs.
They'll restore
health, strenrih in'
Fifty cnts at J. C. Perry's.
Ioiti rams immn
Albany. , Y., Ian U-
or
odds If it
Telling our friends of their faults
mil v nn. 1 . 1 1
1 ' "" o"i"ee uieir conduct
msl '"oiais. out wliats the
Police to- W'Ol'ks nit mir orA
I.. . . "' t-' "
uj endeavoring to ostahHsh the I
Identity of the body of a S-vear-old1
boy found in a tM, the outskirts!
of Albany. It Is believed the iaj w;ts !. p!ed havoc with ih- tresses of 'the
murdered. A bag of chocolates and I " . f"-1 everywhere com
r.n
MODERN HAIR DRESSING
....u, uci tu.it thoy are selnnj
larg (iiiautities of .vige for makiug mo
old-lVliioiud "Ms,, tea," snoh 8S as
us"U by our cr.indiu-:h.iw f..r .
, the srowtii ef their hair and restoring in
well that there is i, .....,,!. .0'"r: thii well-
conference Ing for tastes. We have .dentv of ! .MhTr.,
empty vial wcrM found noir tl...
body. The police believe that he w.i
poisoned with carbolic acid.
It Is
sins for which to account.
Hair Help
AVer's Hair Vigor has no effect
whatever upon the color of the
hatr. ?r rmtinf r-.-:kt.. -i
. 1 . , k " v ""iivi (."WMIUIY VlttUlUC
tte color in any way. But it promptly stops falling hair, and
! lvamAf lf "' f''t. and has placed oa
I !'' niarket an ideal "s.u-e tea." cilnta,n.
Do things. Make
Rllild lln lnrt.tat..io
"There was no reason whv netmit h.,u v v .. !
mobile center It simply grabbed the Tuss." aUt0"
oi r this u7n I! U W'Se 'r SH,em t0 i0 8 "U,e nW
tories3nd0 umlX??, 0W employed "tomoWle fac
lones, ana 1..000 more by motor accessories, K is due mer.l- - .h.
derm nat on of the city that It waS going to ,UcStmS'
determination0? " ter SIem to ' this kind of
in:pTra9t,obnUo?Vl, tVethoth,eSrsa",PDiShlnK raPidity f
forS' JJJ". ? sure to
"i quiCKiy IOIIOW
npany's factory.
factorlpa V...IU
i.ittiB . - "u"
engiue .;ork, Th car ptaM d(ci(le(1 d;,,
uiFSl V S:h!l- ? P-PeVlty
established here? The Perfec I :r,.u. 11." r.u"ure Iact0-y "re
will be first-class nrt .: Lv".u"-" -on.ny
. -,cry respect.
Is there any Just reason why the romm.rnui
MJ of should not give general encourage men ,h ,a Ui'
Port to the Perfection Sewing Cabinet cLpany' 8"P"
;:,v waV " everylnln everything was boomed"
ould u not be a splendid profit sharing proposition for the peop!
of Salem, if they would take on this boom spirit?
"There ia a large lesson in this for other cities. Do things. Make J
things. Employ many people at good wages. Build up Industries."
Will the people of Salem observe this lesson and profit thereby? -
The Perfection Sewing Cabinet Company does not ask you to gWe J
it anything. It simply desires your encouragement and support. ,
It will pay you well to do this, for our factory certainly will be a J
great upbuilder of prosperity for this city. Every article that we
will manufacture Is as staple as sugar, coffee or flour, And for
which there is an unlimited demand and the profits extra large.
We shall manufacture our patented household necessities, viz: the
Yates Perfection Sewing Cabinet, Yates Perfection Kitchen Cabinet, '.
and many other household articles that are being now shipped from
the East. Also a splendid line of Mission Furniture, Office Furniture,
Fruit Evaporators, (patented), etc.
It is a safe, sound, gilt-edged investment that will stand the clos- ;
est investigation, and will give you larger returns on your money
than almost anything else in which you can invest, as the demand lor
our products Is unlimited, and the profits enormous. Our factory, when
the 48 new up-to-date automatic machines now ordered are Install
ed, will be the most complete up-to-date furniture factory on the
coast Therefore the minute we are ready to start our factory run
ning every share of our stock will be worth $2 per share, as the
patents on our household necessities alone are worth $150,000 of any
body's money, besides the site, building and machinery will be worth
approximately $60,000. The earning capacity of the money Invested
will be so much greater than almost anything else in which you could
invest, will bring the value of the stock up to at least $2 per share
as soon as the machinery is installed, and it will be worth from U
to $0 per share within three years. We will be able to pay a dividend
of from 25 to 40 per cent the first year and from 75 to 150 per cent
thereafter. (If this is doubted, call at our office and we will prove
it.) Anyone knows that good patented household necessities are the
greatest money producing articles that can be manufactured.
We doubt If the majority of people fully realize the monetary value
of patents.
The records of the patent office show that there are 175 patents
in this country which yield over one million dollars a year each to
their owners.
There Is close to 1000 patents earning more than half a million
dollars each, and over 10 000 bring from $60,000 to $100,000 each
year to the man whose brains created them.
It has been unmistakably proven, that any person possessing a
monopoly in a useful article of trade is on the royal road to wealth.
Each and every one of the leading factories of the world owes its
commencement and success to the prestige and protection afforded
by the possession of a good and valid patent
thI0ITl8S,(?!ier .f Patent8 18 authrity for the statement that
d8pald t0 lnve8tors and owners of patents In the United
States annually are greater than the entire wealth produced from
States Pe"r aenumS- fre8t8 ,U ther product8 of tne United
We have just purchased an additional plot of ground, 100x150 feet.
With this added to our former site we now have a block of land,
300x350 feet, between 14th and I5th and from Oak to Leslie
The seven large buildings
way of construction, and will be rushed to ZZ ZTT
Jl.m!,fnaorT. bulldln w1 5e 0xl00 feet two trtork
possible.
ihor,' in V-l. k 1 v lW0 8Urie8' 8aw m11- 5(h8- feet, machine
hop 40x50 feet, boiler house 30x40 feet, dry kiln 10x39 feet and
lumber hrnine irwtlfin f.t ' m,J 1U'J ieet,. MO
We will start up by April 1st. with a. force of 60 men, and we ex
pect the force to be increased to not less than 150 with a year. . i
en ; : , J f.na.r.-8 I ? t aim being to
possible.
the establishment of the 'TV
,;Jr?Ln...defl,ded 0.bra.-cl . The stove factories bolH
v4 . 7 ouicd win d soi a . 1
..--.-im: " lae wW"y (as a reserve fund) as
ie sold
as mar he rrt .' . . "' Pr ana
rleht tn n ' Doaro.o ""rectors, who reserve the
- " ' ill.. IwrLIT I IKlMH.lT.ri ohn Am .111 1 .a . .
lTt"V. "er wilfb atOO per or'oA
tions and rushed for business.
's factory
encourage.
on and clti-
nZTZZJ, ,t?-.. 18 a - .cto. .round
" umj closest investigation. s:
secretir'v ?," Penlng' to the riht Wes, for two directors, as
XmoVT: employment and good salaries 'for
foJeTheTice goes un -,YU nad better et i t once be- I
Everv doiu?" 8S.tbe f5r8t 20 thousand shares will go quickly. '
Our rejresentltives Jfi 'n,?Ur enteT absolutely secured. i
ltlenKZTngho7PThtlnlfy d:,S not knock at 5-ur door very day. I
'ions ever esfablWh l"10 Producing manufacturing proposl- 1
be too late the Pacific Cca8t' act at once or you will X
-ii..ar. a Viiluat,:,. reniedv f.,r ...
'rt(.f ,ud .W rah,.s anJ ,rriuti
1 hi preparation, which is oillod Wv-tV
a-te a!,d Nilptmr, Ij sold hv all leadin '
dr.SS.s.s for r cents and ?i 4 JtTll
cal i
Yoxki
W'.l b wnt direct by the Wyeth Chetn ca
jPiny. 74 Cortlandt St- .New Y
vity, upon mvipt of price. v
jThc Perfection Sewing Cabinet Co.,
Dopository-United States National Bank. Sal n,--- -V-V.J
For our Representatives
inc.
call Main mi. or call at our office. Suite
Best of references.
320 V. S. National PanV 1J r.-.. .
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