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DAILY CAPITAL JOCRXAL, SALEM, OREGON", FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 17, 1011. PAGE FITS. MO Saturday Only j $1.50 and $1.25 I Woolen Vests and Pants for Women 99c j Children's Woolen Garments I L I.FSS 1 PRESIDENT'S BROTHER IS DIAZ' FRIEND INTERESTS" CLASS INSURGENTS WHO PROTEST AGAINST DIAZ OVERRIDING THE MEXICAN' CONSTITUTION AS. ".MISGUIDED .MEN." t iiniii 1 H44 IKE ROUTINE BUSINESS III THE SENATE The following house bills were passed yesterday afternoon by the senate: H. B. 210, Lane county delegation, to appropriate $328,250 for the Uni versity of Oregon. , H. B. 211, Lane county delegation, to appropriate $175,000 for buildings at the University of Oregon. ' H. B. 212. Miller and Shaw, relat ing to fencing railroads. H. B. 33S, Miller, to allow a bridge to be constructed across the Willam ette river at Harrtsburg. H. B. 273, Abbott to create a re tirement fund for the teachers of j Portland. I H. B. 333, Amine, to fix number and salaries of deputes In Multno mah county. H. B. 208, Bigelow, to provide for game refuges. H. B. 158, BoneVake, to raise the salaries of officers of Benton county. H. B. 143, Neuner, relating to scalp bounties. H. B. 31G, game commite to pro. tect lobsters. H. B. 68, Fonts, to protect ducks. H. B. 249, Leihenweber and Bel land, to protect trout. H. B. 267, Chambers, to prevent shooting ducks from. boat. H. B. 325, committee on insurance, to authorize the examination of insur ance companies. H. B. 326 committee on insurance, to license agents of insurance com panies. H. B. 327, committee on insurance, relating to life insurance. H. B. 38S, special committee, to create state highway board. Laid on table. H. B. 35S, Buchanan, relating to the election of directors of corpora lions. Failed to pass. H- B. 52, Buchanan, to authorize the attorney general to appoint as sistants. On motion of Bean the vote by which the bill was defeated was reconsidered and It was then passed. H. B. 32, McKlnney, to regulate and license automobiles. Laid on table. H. B. 235, to protect ginseng In dustry. H. B. 219, Westerlund, to raise sal ary of recorder of Jackson county. H. B. 56, Abrams, to build armories arid appropriate $20,000 therefor. H. B. 363, Steelhammer, relating to stock running at large. Laid on table. H. B. 344, Abbott to provide for night schools in district of first class. H. B. 364, Derby, relating to terms of court in Hood River county. H. B. 117, Clemens, relating to surety companies.. Failed to pass. H. B. 343, Bonebrake, to authorize Benton county to build a bridge across the Willamette river. H. B. 226, Gill, relating to the sale of liquors. H. B. 367, Bonebrake, relating to building bridges when two counties are concerned. H. B. 315, Church, relating to kill ing deer in Union and Wallowa. coun ties'. H. B. 361, Belknap and Thompson, relating to salaries of officers in Crook county. H. B. 178, Belknap and Thompson, to increase salary of treasurer of Grant county. , H. B. 269. Brooke, to raise sal aries of officers in Harney county. H. B. 185 Beals, to raise salaries of officers of Tillamook county. United ikess lkaskd wihe. New York, Feb. 17. Henry W. Taft, is today lined up with the sup porters of President Diaz, of Mexico. Speaking last night at a dinner given by the Mexican society to Joaquin Casasus, President Diaz' special am bassador to the United States, Taft, who is a brother of the president, said: "I hope your country has not been disturbed over the publication of 'Barbarous Mexico stories in Ameri can muckraking magazines. I trust that it has not done your country much harm or disturbed Mexican credit. I believe this society can do useful service in counteracting such statements, which I personally know are inaccurate." Judge Alton B. Parker, who also ad dressed the society eulogized Presi dent Diaz. "It is a great pity," he said, "that a few misguided men in all the mil lions of Mexico should attempt to undo the great work Diaz has wrought." 1 "The official returns," responded Senor Casasus, "between my country and the United States never have been more friendly than at present." o SAYS LABOR AND CAPITAL SHOULD UNITE Dr. Cook has broken silence again. And every time he does he makes a bad break. f UNITED PRESS I.EASKD WIRFI.l New York, Feb 17. Declaring that the day o" unrestrained com panion Is past, and that the day of co-operation is in sight, George V. Perkins, former partner of J. Pier pont Morgan, is out today for the new era. Speaking at a banquet of the Williams alumni, he said: This country v,now is passing through a crisis greater than that of the Civil war. I think less compe tition will help to relieve the situa tion. Undlor present conditions it Is almost Impossible to live and pros per under the rules laid down by our forefathers, because conditions have changed. "I think the time is ripe now for co.operat've movement on broad and human lines of labor and capital and I believw each should meet the other half way." The politician knows no difference j between the "jackpot" and the flesh pot. CASTOR I A Tor Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of There Should Not Be Very Much Doubt as with whom you should place your Grocery Order, If you compare the class and the immensity of our various brand and lines we control, should settle this Question beyond a doubt, " Sun Kist Oranges The largest and by far the best oranges for 35c per dozen. Del Monte Asparagus Tips, 2 cans for 45c. Los Angeles Head Lettuce,. 10c. Brussels Sprouts 15c. Extra fancy Baldwin Apples $1.00 box. The Finest Sinclair Hams, 20c to 22 Soyal Velvet Corn, 15c, per dozen $1.60. The finest Imported Macaroni, 20c per pkg. Home-Made Prune and Angel Cake, 35c. Home-Made Nut, White and Gold and Chocolate Cake, 50c. Y Sf our line of Ripe and Stuffed Olives. There is nothing to iial it in the city. yal Bakery Bread, the only machine made bread in the city, MCLAUGHLIN HOME GETS AN APPROPRIATION The bill appropriating $1250 for the support of the McLaughlin home in Onegon City passed the house this morning Representative McKlnney, of Baker county eulogized the char acter of Dr. McLaughlin, whose pic ture hangs in the senate, as the one man who was always loyal to Ameri can pioneers, who settled Oregon. Mr. Belland.'of Astoria, in voting for the bill, said he hoped some of the money would to used to scratch the moss off the backs cf some of the Oregon City politicians. (Laughter.) Roth Grocery Co. j P0NE 1885-1886 41 0 State Street AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE BILLS BOTH PASSED The houBe this morning passed the two Agricultural College appropria tion bills, senate bills 58 and 59. There were almost no dissenting votes. Mr. Bonebrake was congrat ulated on his success. o Backache, Rheumatism, Sleepless-ness Result from disordered Kidneys. Foley Kidney nils have helped oth ers, they will help you. Mrs. J. B. Miller, Syracuse, N. Y., says, "For a long time I suffered with kidney trouble and rheumatism. I had se vere backaches and felt all played out. After taking two bottles of Fo ley Kidney Pills my backache is gone and where I used to lie awake with rheumatic pains I now sleep in j comfort." Foley Kidney Pills are a (reliable remedy for backache, rheu jmatism and urinary irregularities. They are tonic in action, quick in results and afford a prompt relief from all kidney disorders. Red Cross Pharmacy, H. Jerman. -, i AY t THE EIGHT LARGEST AND BEST SHOE MANUFACTURING PLANTS IN THE WORLD. CAPACITY OVER SIXTEEN MILLION DOLLARS PER YEAR TEN GREAT SPECIALTY LINES OF SHOES. IT . r- BUY THE BEST VVtiiT TW FOR FOR CKI 5" i--" itt BSC t ct.t IT .i t! 4 J i j THE WHITE HOUSE IN S T.LOUIS, HOME OFTHE BROWN SHOE CO. THE LARGEST, HANDSOMEST ANO BEST EQUIPPED BUILDING IN THE WORLD USED FOR THE DISTRIBUTION OF SHOES. . v. - " BUY THE BEST IP "OLD E- IsrRiBBOji X turwr FOR -so VS. FOR ' mtmmm i'f?, i j J -i i a v a r. ? j -j 1 1 i . . : ruiZ- - iAi33 hum sr : 3 PRESIDENT PLANT. WHITE HOUSE SHOES FOR MEN FOR WOMEN AND MANSION SHOES FOR WOMEN, CAPACITY 3,300,000 PER ANNUM. v v.- i - . ....t. BUSTER BROWN BLUE RIBBON PLANT. BUSTER BROWN BLUE RIBBON SHOES FOR B0Y5,F0RGIRLS;US0NA SHOES FOR WOMEN. 'CAPACITY I.ISO.OOO PER ANNUM.' St V" GENERAL SUPPLY PLANT. MOUND CITY FACTORY. SPORTSMAN. AND BUMBLE BEE WELT SHOES FOR MEN. CAPACITY OVffi l.OOO.OOO PtR ANNUM. H : -.,,-- wM -. . L . X HOMES -TAKE PLANT. QUEEN B, ENTERPRISE AND PRINCESS SHOES FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS CAPACITY E.KSO.OOO PER ANNUM. 'WuiiuJ'Trt,'' 1 H? t-. v. A. ' rtt I 11)111)1 UW"" MOBERLY PLANT. MOUND CITY WORK SHOES FOR MEN AND BOYS. capacity $ a.aoo.ooo per annum. .1 i Up li1 WHEN QUALITY COUNTS WE LEAD. 'IS;:' -v BR00KFIELD PLANT. REPUBLIC WELTS AND REPEATER SHOES FOR MEN. BULLET SHOES FOR BOYS. CAPACITY t 2,000,000 PER ANNUM. J' . I MURPHYSBORO PLANT. SUCCESS, STER LING AND PAR VALUE EVERY DAY SHOES FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS. CAPACITY l,gOO,000 PEW ANNUM. , . i5 STYLE PACE MAKERS OF THE WEST. BROWN'S 5 SHOES ARE BEST. tT might have been good luck, but we choose to think it was good manage ment which makes it possible for us to supply shoes that give All Around Satisfaction. The above cuts show you where they are made. Shoes that stand the test of Oregon's rainy season are good shoes that's why we stick to this brand. We don't have to "feel around" every season or so for shoes possessing genuine quality we have them. The Brown Shoe Company's growth has been phenomenal due to the fact that they manufacture shoes of genuine merit. We pride ourselves on being able to sell shoes made by successful shoe makers. It's because of the goodness of these shoes that we have built such an enormous shoe business in Salem. Our Spring Line Is Now Complete Patent Gunmctal, Kid, Suede, Velvets and Tans Lace and Button Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps of every description ONE LITTLE KISS QUARANTINED SEVENTEEN I UNITKD MKHS I.BA8KD WIRE. Portland, Ore., Feb. 17. One little kiss that was all, but It was enough to deprive an entire family of liberty for one week, which period of en durance may be Btretched to a month. As a result of that brief osculatory operation the scion of a well known COMPROMISE Oil HIGHWAY SOME IMPORTANT BILLS PASS TODAY COMMISSION A compromise .was niado last night by which the farmers will accept the Highway Commission bill as it passed the house, and house bill 224 Is to be East Side family is confined to his put through in its original iorm. n bed with diphtheria and his parents, is known as the Gill County Bonding brothers and sisters and the ser-' Act and provides, that when a county are quarantined, i Issues bonds the petition shall state vants of the house Seventeen young girls, students of a finishing school on the East Side are also In quarantine. Sixteen of these are in the best of health and are able to recount with much mirth the story of the kiss. The 17th has the diptheria but she doesn't see the joke yet. There are no names for publica tion at this time, said Health Officer Wheeler today. on what roans me money imu u" expended. TheHe roads are to lead to the principal market places. This Is a great victory for the state grange, which opposed general bond ing issues for state highways. CHItdron Cry for fletcher's ;astoru The following Important bills have passMl tMi house; The McKlnney bill to establish a stati mining bureau. The Ambrose bill to appropriate money to pay for bltulithlc pavement on the street leading to the college at Corvallis. The Collins bill providing for two chaplains at the state penitentiary. The Mollis. bill providing for the Washington county fair appropriation, Attack like Tigers. PlleH Cur'l In 0 to 14 Days. PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to cure any cuse of Itching, Hind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles In 6 to 14 days or money refunded. 50c. In fighting to keep the blood pure the white corpuscles attack disease germs like tigers. But often germs multiply so fast the little fighters ara overcome. Then see pimples, boils, eczema, salt rheum and sores multi ply and strength and appetite fall. This condition demands Electric Bit ters to regulate stomach, llrer and kidneys and to expel poisons from tha blood. "They are the best blood pur ifier," writes C. T. Budaho, of Tracy, Calif., "I have ever found." They make rich, red blood, strong nerves and build up your health. Try them 50 cents at J. C. Perry's Drug Store. , o General Orozco carries a fountain pen. It is handler than a typewriter and annwers the same purpose. Recalling a mayor, as Seattle lias done. In entirely different from being recalled before the curtain. If Is much niore like being called upon the carpet. ' ' ' " To Cure n ColJ In One Day. Take Laxative llromo Quinine Tili leU. Ilruglsts refund mosey If 'I; fulls to cure. K. W. Grove's signa ture Is on each box. 25c. o Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S C ASTO