Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, January 12, 1911, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text; i 'i t- i .t MtMittitAniUiAiiiiiiiiiii.i,,,,, ,tJ11,,t,, I . : l ... - i ' I 1 A. II II i 5.50 " u 4.40 5.00 " " 3.95 " 4.00 " " 3.05 " 3.50 " 2.80 " 3.00 u " 2.30 Ye Successor to Salem When a girl insists upon marrying a twelve dollar clerk her mother should give her $12 and have her do the marketing a week with the same. $50.00 to $100.00 Down $10 a Month Buys a Choice Residence Lot in M aple Addition Maple Grove Maple Grove Maple Grove Maple Grove Maple Grove j i lTictjJit. v j v ia from the owners. The sale of the platting is limited to TWENTY LOTS AT THE PRESENT PRICES. After twenty lets are sold the price of all the unsold lots will be advanced $106 on each lot. ;i Get in and make eel jctlon of your lot early. The opportunity for "SAFE and CONSERVATIVE' investment is now offered to you, for ; no mistake can possibly be made In buying a lot In this Gilt-Edge Realty Offerirg. , Rollie W. Agljfor DWIGHT & w w l Sale $6.00 Shoe now $4.60 ooit Shoe Store The more unsuccessful a man is in his business affairs, the less he cares to have his wife take an interest in them. Grove Is the CLOSEST IN and the only RESTRICTED residence section In Tillamook City. Improvements consists nf graded and graveled streets, sidewalks, city water, electric lights and' maple trees planted at curb line. Will . be the choice and select resi dence section with many beautiful hemes bullded there during the next two years; the location If Ideal. Is only three to ix blocks from the business center of Tillamook and the price and terms on the lots should Induce you to Investigate this oppor tunity to I vest. now on the market, under contract Watson, CURTIS, Owners DULT CArtTAL I M W 7 Shod 326 State Street J SEAMAN'S UNION MAY START A GREAT STRIKE UNITED PUE88 UMSBD WIS!. London, Jan. 12. A world wide strike, aimed at international ship ping, may at any time tie up the com merce of the nations, according to the London Globe. The striko, save the Globe, was agreed upon at h con gress of the International Transpor tation workers' Association at Copen hagen last August, as a result ofthe refusal of owners to discuss the pro posals of the seamen's union in Eu rope. Since then, the Globe asserts, the union leaders have been actively plan ning the strike, and it ls predicted that it may begin at any time. TO REMODEL PORTUGUESE REPUBLIC UNITKD riE8S LIASED WIBS.l London, Jan. 12. The new Portu gese republic will probably be remod eled in the near future. The head of President Braga's administration aiio considering plans for a permanent form of government to be put into ef fect as soon as possible. The plan of the Swiss confederation will be adopt ed. The e'ght existing provinces, It is believed, will govern themselves, and tluire will be a federal govern ment to deal with purely national matters. Hetlval ut Friend's Church. The revival fire is still burning in the meetings at the Friends' church in North Salem. After a. stirring ser mon last night by Evangelist Hays, more than a dozen came to the altar to meet God. Some received the bap tism with the Holy Spirit, others were reclaimed from a life of back sliding and still others were saved from a life of unbelief and sin. Services- tomdrrow afternoon at 2 and in the evening at 7:30. All are Invited to the services. o The cooking school graduate feels independent of the kitchen maid until she tries washing the dishes. "Juot Sny" HORLICK'S It Means Original and Gtnulna MALTED MILK Tha Food-drink for All Agts. More healthful than Tea or Coffee. Agrees with the weakest digestion. Delicious, invigorating and nutritious. Rich milk, malted gram, powdet form. A quick lunch prepared in a minute. Take no substitute. Aik for HO RUCK'S. C Others are imitations. JOrRSAl,. bALKM, OREGOX, BURMASTER I: WANTS PART 8F PLUNDER SUES "STOCK GAMBLER" UNDER GAMBLIXG LAWS A XI) HOPES TO GET HALF OF PENALTY" FOK HIMSELF, ABOUT $.1,000,000. DMITHO FIB! IS-iS-D WIU. Chicago, Jan. 12 Following the filing of a lawsuit In the suprior court for $6,000,000 against James A. Patten, retired cotton and wheat broker, by Paul Burmaster, president of what he terms the Chicago Anti Gambling League, Burmastr stated today that he will soon institute a suit against J. Ogden Armour of like character. This is said to be to re cover money Armour has won in the wheat pit. In each case. It is alleged, that the amounts represent three times the winnings of the defendants on the board of trade In the last two years. The suits are brought on the theory that speculation on the board of trade Is gambling, and the statue Invoked is the one allowing an interested par ty to a gambling transaction to sue for three times the amount lost, or. If such a one has hot sued within six months after the alleged loss, any cit izen may sue, half of the amount re covered going to the state and half to the person suing. CALIFORNIA WORRYING THE LITTLE JAPS united miss IJUSID WIR1 Toklo, Jan. 12. Surprise and re gret are expressed in Japanese pr.ners as a result of the attitude of the Cal ifornia legislature in presenting anti Japanese measures. Very guardedly officials of the government here ad mit that they are annoyed by the sit uation. It is pointed out that for years the govern mont has enforced restrictions regarding Japanese who sought to emigrate to the United States. These i itrictlons were self Iciposed, and intended to end a,iti Jnijanjcse feeling in America. The moves of the legislators I'Salnst Japanese are being closely watched by the government o(nci:.lt; here. X-RAYS AND SMILES. The words at which we used to smile, "Ladles, please take o your hats," Has given way to a later style, "Ladles, please remove your rats." The play, "The Barrier," 'gave us all we paid for. There were at least four bad men armed with sharp butcher knives, and In every act we could smell burnt powder, and blood flowed from somebody. There was red fire and wierd death songs thrown in several times and so much doing, the highly intelligent audience forgot to give the usual encores. Back East a bicycle bicycle race is attracting attention, some people actually paying to see It, while here we have to dodge bikes on the side walks for nothing. i It's a close rape between the Pun. ama canal and the Asylum carllne, but the horse editor puts his money on the car line being completed first. Salem should celebrate both events when they event. o DIAZ WILL All) IX STOPPING OPIUM TRADE EXITED FBESH LSAXS3 fftlll. Los Angeles, Cal., Jan. 12. Presi dent Diaz, of Mexico, Is to assist the local Immigration officers In stamping out-Chinese and opium smuggling on the border. This arrangement is said to be the rrlsult of the vls't here of Daniel. J. Keefe, commissioner-general of immigration, who came to this city to confer with the Los Angeles and San Diego Immigration officers on plans to put a stop to tho Illegal traf fic. It is also said that while here Keefe secured the services of local Chinese to aid the government. A Reliable Cough Medicine Is a valuable family friend. Foley's Honey and Tar fulfills this condition exactly. Mrs. Charles Kline, N. 8th St., Easton, Pa., states: "Several members of my family have been cured of bad coughs and colds by the use of Foley's Honey and Tar and 1 am never without a bottle In tbe house. It soothes and. relieves the Irritation in the throat and loosens up the cold. I have always found It a reliable cough cure and do not hes itate to recommend It highly." For la grippe coughs and stuffy colds, for children and grown persons and for delicate people use only Foley's Hon "V Rnd Tar. Contains no opiates. Hea cross. Pharmacy. One of a man's harmless delusions Is that every woman of his acquain tance envies his wife. THTTRSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1911. STREETS Hi PORTLAND FLOODED BIG WATER MAIN BItEAKS AND BULL RUN TURNS 34-IXCH STREAM OX STREETS, CARRY. IXG AWAY WOODEN PAVEMENT UNITED Wan LBASIB WIM.1 Portland, Or., Jan. 12. Workmen today began repairing a 24-lnch Water main at Fourth and Ankeny iftreets, which broke last night, and yid $20,000 damage before the cur rent was turned off. Constant Jarrins Of the pipe by Southern Pacific trains In traversing Fourth street is held re sponsible for the accident. The big stream poured Into tlw street for over an hour, convertinc Ankeny and Fourth streets into rrln lature lakes, which flooded basements Within an area of a block, and caused the wooden pavement on Ankejny to float away. The heaviest single loser Is the Pacific Paper Company. Over $500 worth of paper, stortrd In the basement, was spoiled by the water. THE POSTAL i BANK OPENS AT KLAMATH FIRST TO BE OPENED IN THE STATE AND ITS OPERATION WILL BE WATCHED WITH MICH INTEREST, ESPECIALLY BY BANKERS. Klamath Falls, Or., Jan. 1,2. The postal savings bank of Klamath Falls opened for business today. It is ei pected that several hundreds of dol- lare will be deposited before the close of business tonight. The bank was to have been opened yesterday, but a delay In preliminary retails cauand a postponement of one day. The government Is conducting a few banks throughout the country as an experiment, before the scope of the new act is enlarged. This is the only postal savings bank In Oregon Mid bankers throughout the state are watching matters closely to ascertain what effect thin government bank will have on those operated by Indlvldu als. Have you a weak throat? If so, you cannot be too careful. You can not begin treatment too early. Bach cold makes you more liable to ano ther and the last is always the hard er to cure. If you will take Cham berlain's Cough Remedy at the out Bet, you will be saved much trouble. Sold by all dealers. Something Doing If you read the papers you will see that something Is doing on the West Side, especially over at Klngwood Park, Last Sunday we made an announce ment, rather out of the ordinary, In which we offered some big Induce ments for homebullders. Although both Monday and Tuesday were un usually stormy days we did consider able business and closed deals where by four fine houses will at once be started in Klngwood Park. To the next person who will at once, or as soon as the weather per mits, commence the erection of a dwelling on a lot at Klngwood Park we will allow a discount of 40 per cent of the purchase price. The bal ance can be paid In sums to suit. Remember this: The prices we are asking for Klngwood Park residence sites Include graded streets, cement walks and curbs, street trees, and the cost of plans for yottr house, and all this in a swell residence section which will be protected by a reason able building restriction. Large lots for $173 tq $500. Terms to suit, Buy In the tract that is going to be Improved. We can take you out any hour to see Klngwood Park. Maps and price lists for the asking. BECHTF.L & BYJiON. 347 State Street. Tel. 452 A Reliable Remedy Ely's Cream Balm IATARRII It quickly ibtorbed. Glvei Belial at Once. It cleans, roiiI'iim, houls mid jj'.uloi'M tlio !!:; us! if luciii. brum) ri.'Jii! !nf:f:o:n Ciita-ru. (nil diivi'K nw.iv n r!.l ia t!io stuff 111 f ruse of S.in !l. ruIlsizG8 cln., ntDrajj. " -.i : lv !:: '1. I i lif.ni 1 fo ;i. 75 writ. C'.y l.o;'ur;,LJ vuncn btrunt, New Jfork. ' Barr?s Jewelry Stands For All That's Best in the Jewelry Line Our stock is different from the ordinary jewelers. In our stock you will find articles you would not dream of seeing outside of some large city store: Beautiful gems, silverware and cut glass. Articles useful for every purpose and occasion. It would be useless for us to try to describe them here Special Order Work. Barr's Jewelry Store Cor. State and Liberty Sts. Act At On C Until January 10th, 1911, wt will take orders for inside mill wcx4 in 10-load lots, for Immediate delivery ; 1 - -,-, AT REDUCED PRICES Short Hauls $1.75 per Lad Lang Hauls $2.00 per Lead The Chas. K. Snauldini? I Logging Foot of Ferry Street Cyme people ricte the bicycle. Qrid some In autos course, f Jie is ful et mixec desires j"Tlect then what )j most admire. Jjy chiice remains the .lcise U.n wnen in searc hot pure delight 7ffervescent, clear and bright JTvcryone can read the cheer ight In these in Try a Journal Want Correct Engravnig - Company Thanes, 1889, 1831 and 1838. f NOTIOB the beautiful fixtures all sanitary and strictly up-to-date. Improved sanitary plumbing in homes bas towered the death rate materially In the last few years, and those wh appreciate health do not fall to aav 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 tlw trade. 3RABER BROS., 141 S. Liberty. Phone SCO, JUST SAY HOW MUCH you want and w'll cut you off the meat you require. It will be as near ly all meat too as we can make it. That means little or no waste and a consequent saving which is a consid eration to most people these days. We do our best to keep down "The, High Cost of Living." E. C CROSS & SON Phone 1880 9 crimed verges h' re cu,iw.ffiiTtaamjKift;..'xrjii;j;.tt. 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