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Newspaper Page TextAGK TWO DAILY CAPITAL JnmVAU HAI.KM. ORBf.0 SATTRDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1911. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL E. HOFEH, Editor and Proprietor. Intlependtat Newspaper Devoted to American Principles and th Fnxcma and Development of AH Oregon PubUshetl Every Evening Except Sunday, SUBSCRIPTION RATES: (Invariably In Advance) Dally, by Carrier, per year f.0O Per month COe Dally, by Mall, per year 4.(0 Per monti 3-' ffeekly, by Mall, per year l.OO Six montha Wc FULL LEASKD WIRE TELKUUAPH REPORT (Send personal and social Items to end mora extended notices for the rT;i;K;n .S.I-:''"EnIot.,,r3, from dried ap- for Feeble Mlrid,d gave a most liitvr. outing entertainment Inst Tucsdnv evening, under tho dJrectlon of Miss Stewart. The 1'rnKram opened with a Dutch loll song nml (Inure in costume, by four Ilttld girls who know perfectly well what they worn doing, nnd rtl.I i beautifully and to everyone's ddlght Thirty children make up the King ing class, and only good wiih'c 1h tnught thorn. A niimhcr of songs ww among them "Just fr Tonight" and "Llllo )oy Illuo" were Riven In n manner that called forth much applause from the audience. A grand march and nu-ulrllle opened the second part of the pro Rram. ThlH was carried out with per fection, nnd received due tribute from tho spectators. Following tli)ls cnme class work In callstlmntlcs nnd n broom drill In costume, both of them being well done. All of tin, above work Is taught the children by Miss Stowart. M'hs mack's dims of little chil dren give an exhibition of klnder Rnrten work Bnd circle games, wln.'h was very ploas'ng. After tho program nil were Invited to view an exhibit of Industrial work done by tho children of the school. There wore nets, hammocks nnd bas ket", plain sewing of many kinds and dnrnlng, all rxcollont work. I,ace making hns been lately Introduced, and the children learn this ns they lo every thing else, by patient In at ruction from their teachers. Miss Jlnys has charge of this Industrial department. There are about 200 children In tho Institute, 96 of whom tiro In school departments. To MIbs Stewart, tho efuelent prln Ipnl of tho schools, great credit Is due for the amntlnK progress that, has bo.ii made In the last two years. Nervous and backward children, and 'tMi iiuwe or extremely weak mental be possible for the 7nSo 'lol friz: wl d,,,"H , , . , ? ::r;;:ir Kara ::r;:,:; ''iir;;:r': .er .pun and woven by her mother Maxdne and rtosnllo Huron and r z- r -""" ' "' - d.Skin of Beauty 03. nura , V" ' J . 1 ,? ttmna JlieD an. Tau?ann. No. k KOR SALE BY ERU0GIST8 AMn FERD. T. HOPKINS, Proprietor. N rAu.ihO It H. M. HOFER, Manager Salem, Ore. The Capital Journal at any time, clal page on Saturday). plea and caraway sock cookies were among tii refreshments. An Im promptu program and Indiscriminate syst-m of fining were the means of realising a tidy sum. Fifl.cn women of the Five Hun dred Club responded to Invitations from Mrs. W. Carleton Pmlth on Tuesday afternoon of February 2. Tho nffa'r was a birthday celebration honoring three of the members of tho club, Mrs. H. II. Ollnger, Mrs n. 12. I,e0 Stelner and tho host, us, whoso birthdays came in succession from Tuesday to Thursday of that week. The cheerful reds nnd gro.nn were used In the floral decorations. At luncheon the gu'.ls found needle work favors hidden In the'r napkins. Five hundred was the game for the afternoon. All of Mir. Smith's en tertainments uro delightfully in. formal Mrs. f'harbw Weller and Mrs. Ed ward Wei lor were hostesses at a se sles of Kensingtons given this week, t Acting State Printer W. Melvlno Plimpton nnd family are occupying the Dunlway home on Court Btrcjt. On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. A. J. Minors and Mra. W. Carleton smith entertained the Junior Guild of St. aula Episcopal church at Mrs. Smith's home, on Oak stseet. The Jlvng rooms were d..eorati,id with vlolots nnd pink carnations and filled to overflowing with mombors and their Invited guests. Refreshments were served In the dining . room, wheiv spring flowers grouted the eye! Tulips .hyacinths and narcissus formed the table piece. Miss Ellen Thlelsen assisted the hostesses. The IVscllla club women were '" 'Ti' . , - ,. Bunl 'nvltntltins to the marriage of i'jrrrr,s; - - - - as t::t7 t---- .ha city .,0f Mr at.,,.,,,, i , ,, . . " sst- nzr: rs; Is 'a Joy Forei T. ETU.1 GOVRAVOtl Oriental Cream OR MAGICAL DCAVTIFICR ercs AfASHUTmi am emits eompttnoi t'Jf the duty of tTory wwnn to prwem her Nwity, aod tbo tb meat bwuiUful mast protect their oonipfcxloo. A t naltlm oomplexioo, tweet. I pur and wholraon k sonjeUdng rnrr woman, IVJliI!? f ?lljloh n ot.tlneif or nsiiur UOLR ALU'S OklFJVTAI. Vurajh ' pi.E J I'Tl"00 MKhlr reoom- ' - - I.J wwav, WUMMB, OI TaVthinn fill Wait kt m la. jndar. thskui Uke th aoftnaMof wiveL ,Kv Ing It clw and pearly whit. XjOLltAtiyf ORIENTAL CREAM ctv Bktn PlsoMog, nlleres irrltAUon, soothes and in. TigoratM Ui ikln, beautlllea and improvtfs tl. complexion and cannot U (ttntcd when i ro rWUiMitcaftngatUr. 4 VANrv nonn r...r ... - - v m wwao avavAita3 37 Cre. Jone, Street. N-w York moon trip in British' Columbia and other northwm points, they will re turn to Portland, which will be their future home. a i The Loyal Daughters' Class of the First Christian church," held a class reunion at the Home of Miss Ulva Derby Tuesday evening. There were about fifty members present out of a class enrollment of sixty. The main feature of the evening was a mock wedding, which caused much merri ment. Each member was called upon to do some little 'stunt" as the roll was called. Dainty refreshments were served after which the guests ieft for home all voting the party a great success; Mrs. J. A. Bishop of South Salem entertained a number of friends at a dinner party Friday evening. The Artisan Lodge' held one of Its popular opening meetings Friday night, at which there was a large at tendance. After several selections by the orchestra, and some vocal aqd In strumental solos the evening was spent In playing games. Lunch was served. t Tho Leslie M. K. church Epworth League gave a very successful Valen tino party last nlfiht attended ty about 40 young ople. The h )ii.-,e wn? decorated with crimson hearts am, (ill. Ids. lifid refreshments were served. o EDISON IS CELEBRATING HIS BIRTHDAY IrviTCIl JIIKSH I.KAKF.II WIIIK New York, FH. 10. Thomas Alva Edison, Inventor, Is today celebrat ing his .C tli birthday. Since his recent denial of the doc trine of Immoral'ty shook religious circles from one end of the country to the other Edison's most Important statement lias been that It Is now only a matter of time possibly of a very short time when a way to man ufactiir.i gold will be found. Then, he declares the wizard, of the (Uncial systems of the world will be upset. Edison also predicts that Wfithln the coming century poverty will be abolished, owing '.o the us of cheap er methods of manufacture. More over, ho declares, that the working men of America will precipitate a great t.couomlc and Industrial change within ten years. X-RAYS AND SMILES. F. Hopklnson Smith divides class es somewhat like he does his name He rnvs Peary is not p gentleman, and Roosevelt Is. Most of the other gentlemen ,he says, are among the poor. The East. Oregonlan says hogs took a big drop In Portland, but wisely refrained from giving the names. Another Idiot comes to the front. He wants to place a Wig boulder on tho line between Canada and the United Stat.w In honor of the fact that there Is a boundary. a The shooting of s'x Ilaytien gener als a few days ago. seems to have end ed the revolution. The army was an nihilated. a a Portland Is getting so big that she has not now sufficient street room. Maybe norlaJ navigation will solve what Is now the worst problem the city has to deal with. Dorothy Arnold Is getting Into the "Charlie Hobs" class. IS WIKK'S TATTLING OKOl'XDs KOU ItlYOKCK? IfMTrn l'Hr.ss irvsEO wih1 Seattle, Wash., Fvb. 11. The su perior court must decide whether a wife, and alleged habit of disclosing her husband's business secrets to her friends, Is cause for a divorce for the suffering husband. John D. Fields, an expert mining engineer, has filed suit for divorce because he alleges his wife told persons outside the family circle about his business. This caused him to lose heavily on sever al occasions, he alleges. They were marrlWl three years ag. Fields was a mining expert at the Alaska-Yukon Pacific exposition. o The M.y Is In Jail. ll'NITKIl 1'KKfta I.KASKrt WlWt.l New York, Feb. 11 Convicted of having attVmpt,d to smuggle a sable cent valued at $6000 Into the United States from Paris .Mrs. Roberta Men gls Corwln Hill, wealthy society wo man, is In a Tombs cell today. Mrs. Hill. In addition to a fine of S200H, was sentenced to three days In Ja'l. iel Criiv. ii's Property. i'MTr. rEs t.Ktrn wmr 1 London. Feb. u. The will of Dr. H. H. Crippen. hnng.d last Novem ber for the murder of his wife, nlle Klmore-Crippen. Is on file tod:y in the probate court. It gives all bis property to Ethel Clare Leneve. the girl who fled to Canada with him. The total value ot the estate Is $13U 99 HORLICK'S It Meant Original and Gtnulm HALTED Ml LIC Thi Food-drink (or All Ages. More healthful than Tea or Coffee. Agrees with the weakest digestion. Delicious, invigorating and nutritious. Rich milk, malted grain, powder form- A quick lunch prepared b a minute. Tale no substitute. AskforHORLICK'S. Others are imitations. GOOD ROADS BILLS LICKED INTO SHAPE The Mariner bill (H. Fl. 23) is on the desk with a favorable report. Puts State Engineer in place of State Highway commission. The (iill county bonding bill was put through committee of the whole and amended. Engrossed. Senate bill 42 (State Highway Com mission) was amended so as to put under county court control of a" ex penditures. Engrossed. Senate bill 76 was considered in committee of the whole and adversely reported. Engrossed. This is the Barrett county bunding bill, and conflicts with dill bill. Laid on table. , ! . H. I!. 40, one of Cood Roads Asso ciation bills, for county bonds. Amended nnd reported favorably. Ordered engrossed. II. H. 40 was ordered engrossed and to third reading. . , H. D. 47, providing for distribution of $080,000 to counties for state high ways, reduced to $340,000. Engrossed. The amount to each county was re duced from $10,000 to $.".0O0, and the date put one year ahead from 1912 to 1913. If. B. 2S7, the bill appropriating the money In accordance with the above was changed to harmonize with H. B. 47. The Good Roads bills were made a special order for Saturday at ten o'clock. The report of the disposition of these bills will appear In this paper. The vote on substituting II. B. 230 for S. B. 42, was a tie and was de cided lost by the speaker. These road bills have had a great deal of hard work put on them and anyone of them that Is enacted will be found progressive measures. There has been a custom In the past of enacting road laws taken bodily from other states. That system has applied especially to enacting road laws enacted over and vetoed. That was true of the Johnson law. " The Senate has voted to repeal fie 1 v ,e h. Th Jicuse will probably foilv "ill. So fa.- as known only one pleee of nil 1 as ever 1 e'n built ot 'ritfd M ie t" ,i inder the TiUtle la v. That undertaking from Silverton east was Immediately Involved in liti gation. There have been law suits over this law In the district and supreme courts of both state and nation. It Is time such troublesome and ex pensive litigations were wiped off the statute books. japs ci:i.K.im.Ti(i NATIONAL HOLIDAY CNITKIl IRKSH I.KASKI) Wlim Toklo, Feb. 11. Th anniversary of the accession of the first ruler of tho empire Is being celebrated throughout Japan today. The occa sion Is a general holiday. It is one of the three national holi days observed by the Japanese. th other two being the Mikado's birth day and New Years. o OXCK OOXSIlF.HKI IUCH HIT DIES OUTCLASSED (UNITED raKSS I.BA8ED Willi. Vicuna, Feh, 11. Baron Albert Rothschild, head of the Austrian branch of the famous f:mlly of finan ciers, died here today of heart dis ease. At his funeral will assemble the heads of the British, French and (lerman Rothschilds families, which, together, are credited with, holding more millions than any other family or association in the world. To Cur a Cold In One Day. Take I-axnttve Hnmm Quinine Tab lots. Druggists refund movey If It falls to cure. E. V. Grove's signa ture Is on each box. 85c. Try a Journal want ad. A NOTRE DAVE LADY'S APPEAL To ttl know In f unffwrn of rheumatism. wbtAb M muavuUr or ot tli .nt. cinca, lumtuirw. bMvfcaclir. tnt lu tti kitlur or tvniralcta pMins, to writ to br for born trmmtwit wtucb baa rvjxtsMiT cuml all of the tormmt. Ptir tt? it tier duty to mA it to all wflMvri KttKK. You cur jrmirwtf at botoe at tbouiuinJa will ttfwtlfy no oUrniar of ell rout brln met. TUN tlrnpt dcoTr)T tantftbM arte aoM fviu the M.. loorro th mltTrtml Jotnta, rr irVtM Hi blM. and hrttfhfiMwi tb tv, tlTttii; rlxlU'lt.T ami hn to tbt wh,.l ?trm. If Uut Ura, U 4 juniiwn, U a. Notra Dajusv 1D4 Juct Say LOWERING ST GROWLING IKH'SE OF ItEPKESEMT.l'I'IVKS ITTJf I IHSrORDAM DAY OX It 0 A I) LEGISLATION ( 0 X ( Ll UtS HICIGLST SIX ' HOI KS LABOR OF SESSION. . The stormiest session of the House of Representatives yet held was- Fri day. From morn till night the waves of controversy rose and fell, McKln ney and Neuner making sport of the House over its divided reports on the Good Roads bills. All of Judge.. Web ster's bills came in with minority and majority reports. The Mariner bill (H. B. 230,) and the Gill bonding act, (H. B. 224,) had'the right of way and the rest were only played with. There were threats' of retaliation, and efforts were made to drag Governor West In to the game, but without avail. He is remaining absolutely neutral, and praying for some good laws under which roads can be constructed. The House sat las't night until after six and Speaker Rusk cracked his whip, and drove the work through until the desk was cleared. Resolutions. By Thompson, for joint committee to investigate office State Board and Dairy Commissioner Bailey. Adopted. By Graves, memoralizing Congress to pass pension bill now pending be fore Congress. Referred. . House Resolution that the Superin tendent of Public Instruction compile the school laws and have 16,000 print ed. Adopted. House Resolution relating to system of accounting in public Institutions. Adopted. Substitute for H. B. 304, relating to sale of pure blooded horses, read first time. II. B. 100, relating to assessment and taxation. Majority report re jected. Minority report adopted and bill indefinitely postponed. House concurred In Senate amend ments to II. B. No. 1, I.ibby's bill on white slave traffic. The bill was hardly recognizable after reading the amendments. By Llbby, asking for amendment to federal constitution against polygamy. Referred. House Memorial that claims of In dian War veterans. Adjourned to Saturday at ten a. m. Dread of an Operation. N. Manchester, Ind. Mrs. Eva Ba shore, of this place, says, "I suffered female misery of every description. Two doctors attended me, and advised an operation. I lost weight until I weighed only ninety pounds. I dread ed an operation, and, instead, began to take Cardul. In a short time, I gained 25 pounds, and feel as well as I ever did. Cardul, I am sure, saved my life." Cardul Is today used In thousands of homes,, where It relieves pain and brings back strength and ambition. It Is a woman's medicine, for women's ailments, and you are urged to try it for your troubles. Ask your druggist. He will tell you about Cardul. Try a Journal want ad. o. Notice to Construct sidewalk. To Mrs. M. Aegerter: In the name of the city of Salem, In Marion county, Oregon, you are hereby notified that the common coun ell of the city of Salem, Oregon, deems It expedient that a new plank sidewalk, five feet In width be constructed along the west side of 23d street, or Weller street, In said city and abutting upon and adjacent to the following described property, to-wit: Lo: 7. in block 1, In Wil lamette addition to the city of Salem, Oregon. And that such sidewalk b pon structed at the expense of the ad jacent and abutting' property; and that unless you construct and com plete said sidewalk within 20 days from the date of the last publica tion of this notice, the council will receive bids providing for the con struction of such sidewalk, and will cause a contract to be entered into for the construction thereof, as provided by the charter and ordi nances of said city, and will, by or dinance, assess upon each lot liable therefor Its proportionate share of the cost thereof, and will order and direct such assessment to be en tered on record, and made a lien up on each lot liable for such asess nient. The date of the last publication of this notice will be February 11. 1911. CHAS. F. ELGIN', 1-31-1U City Recorder. If troubled with Indigestion, con stipation, no appetite or feel bilious, give Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets a trial and you will be pleased with the result These tab lets Invigorate the stomach and liver and strengthen the digestion. Sold by all dealers. CHIIdrn Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORI A OR . NG Spring medicine Th?re is no other s?r.?or. wnen medi cine la jo mu-h r.-"!-ii as in the fprir?. The b.., d If ii'ijiure srd Im-povprishel-a . .:i iieiiciied by i t.imrl-s. :... ar.i c.i.-r n uiu h.'f. si. ! t.i :v. by J '..iei.i vitality. loss of npim-.-. l'k -' '--'th- ,. The L.--t ..:: .l'-'.-oritni! I to the fxi-n- ' " ' ' ' ot Hood's Sas-saparilla It pur i !! !r.d frrlelv. the blood i cu's eruptions, builds up the ?ytein. Ot it to.l.iv in u-uil ii'iui'l ffrrn o: i chocolated ubltis known as tar.saiab& Wflll.D MAKK "KIT TAKE" . FOR AltAll HAIIOX HOlillFliS ll'SITKD TKKSS I.FVSFD WIRB.I Rome, Feb. 11. For the first time in many years J. Pierpont Morgan wftl not visit Rome this seas6n. In stead, the American financier will go to Egypt. Morgan arrived 1n Naples jesterday, and today is on the Med iterranean, bound tor the Afrlcaj shore.. o Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Swann, of Craw fordsvllle, celebrated their golden wedding Sunday, January 29. o Slau'cers Sncpilcs. .That a clean, nice fragrant com pound like Bucklen'3 Arnica Salve will instantly relieve a bad burn, cut, scald, wound or piles, staggers skeptics. But great cures prove its a wonderful healer of the worst sores, ulcers, boils, felons, eczema skin eruptions, as also chapped hands, sprains and corns. Try it. 2c at J. C. Perry's Drug Store. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the XT SSV-XlT Signature of tij7UcU I FAIR CROl'SD FEED AM) t t G 110 CERT i t I 5 gal. best Kerosene 70c i f Salem flour, Best, sk $1.25 I Hard wheat, Best Imperial $1.35 J 3 cans Alaska Salmon 2jc 3 cans choice Columbus 4 Tomatoes 23c 3 nana ovlra Qnoi Hnpn iz.n Extra Sugar Peas, can 10c 1 i 3 cans Condensed Milk . !r,c t 3 cans String Beans 25c 2 cans table Peaches 25c Wisconsin Cream Cheese, lb 20o ; o "is. wnoie grain japan 4 a. Til re os I 3 lbs. extra choice Dried Peaches 25c 5 lbs. white Beans (large or t small) ; 25c tvuoico rsacoa, per id isc f Sncnr Pnrnil r T XTnmn is. All best government Inspected X Oregon Meat. All goods promptly delivered R. N. MORRIS Phone 1407. --- Salem Cement Sewer Pipe Glazed inside by friction; made with Salem labor, by Salem men, with Salem money. Pat ronlze home industry, Deli ered In all parts of the city. House connections a specialty. Cement sewer pipe does not have to be burned, so does not warp as salt-glazed pipe does. Cement pipe has greater com pressive tensile and bursting strength. We exercise the greatest care In the manufacture of this oIdb. using a mixture of one part ce ment to two parta coarse, cleaa sand. Sa!em Sewer Pipe Co. X 25 South Liberty, Salem. Ore. X MM TMLjauaiiajiiMM...-,..-- Salem's most poular res taurant THE WHITE HOUSE We cater to the public who demand a good meal for a small price, Wm. McGilchrist & Sons. Bosom Sets X The neckbanddoes not bu,g.nS UTfac r sari? ::i burn8 no shirts. It . done rfn We ,aunaer yur do no, .b r ; t U;rM; STEAM PRESSES, which band .nd bosm to I rSnS work. Visitor, welcome Try tbe DeW Mt Steam Laundry 1 1 11-lrt sou . Notice to Construct Sidewalk. To Jennie Davis: In the name of the city of Salem In Marion county, Oregon, you are hereby notified that the common coun ell of the city of Salem, Oregon deems it expedient that a new plank' sidewalk, five feet In width be constructed along the north side of Marlon street in said city and abut ting upon and adjacent to the southeast fourth of block 4 in st Elmo addition to th city of Salem, Oregon. And that such sidewalk be con structed at the expense of the ad jacent and abutting property; and that unless you .construct and com. plete said sidewalk within 20 days from the date of the last publica tion of this notice, the council will receive bids providing for the con struction of such sidewalk, and will cause a. contract to be ertered into for the construction thereof, as provided by. the charter and . ordi nances of said city, and will, by or dinance, assess upon each lot liable therefor its proportionate share of the cost thereof, and will order and direct such assessment to be en Vred on record, and made a Hen up on each lot liable for such asess-nient. The date of the last publication of this notice will be February 11, 1911. CHAS. F. ELGIN, 1-3 1-1 It City Recorder. J. S. Van Winkle was reappointed postmaster at Albany last Friday. Siieedy Itelief from Kidney Trouble. "I had an acute attactc of Brlght's disease with inflammation of the kidneys and bladder, and dizziness," says Mrs. Cora Thorp. Jackson, Mich. "A bottle of Foley's Kidney Remedy overcome the attack, re duced the inflammation, took away the pain and made the bladder ac tion normal. I wish everyone could know of this wonderful remedy." Red Cross Pharmacy, H. Jerman. Celebrated Lenr Furnre. The Best Heater It will save you m"iey every day yo own it. I ell aid natal1 the beat, let me give you figures. See Me About an Individual lighting plant for your home. The best. thing . in the markat for cooking and lighting. A. L. Frasier Phone 135. 25) State Street Wfl FRENCH FEMALE I PILLS.i Sin, Cht.i ril,if tor Sumnn HimnniaL rum HTI'Jwn 10 u. Hire! ru 8Mjl Smtl.. I lin ',l,"w- S prepaid I. . , , kiki luvmimiMI.UMptiant I wnen rvheriM. 8wnp.ee Free. If ruur druaiiatduM ao( haee Uwin lend lour erdere to tha I "W'TtDMIBICt.CO.,Boa far. UNcaart. Pa. Sold In Salem by Dr. S. C.'Sfone ,M.a.at(,MMta Salem Fence Works f Headquarters for Woven Wire X fencing, Hop Wire, Barb Wire. Pnr.ltnr Vel- ovi g!es, Malthold Roofing, P. ft. 1 B. and Ready Roofing. All at t me lowest prices. CHAS. D. MULLIGAN . 250 Court street Phone 114 Gold Dust flour Made by the HTDNET POWIB tXUiPAsnr. HJ(Smejt Orro.. Made ft.. Family C.. a your grocer for If. Rraa ad Whnrta alwaya bc4 P.B. WALLACE, Agt. Flat I TT ; '.'WHfWWHUW, -till r