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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (June 16, 1911)
f AGE TITO. OA1X1 CAPITAL JOURNAL, HALEM. OREGON, FRIDAY, JUXE 10, 1011. the capital journal E. HOFER, Editor and Pror rltor. R. M. HOFER, Manager HORSE EDITOR TAKES LOOK AT THE QUEEN'S ROBE Feet So Sore Couldn't Walk ' Independent Newspaper Devoted to American Principle and the Prom and Development of All Oregon Down Stairs Published Every Evening- Except Sunday. Sriem, Or. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: (Invariably in Advance) thDj, by Carrier, per year 8.00 Per month 60c Dailjr.br Mail, per year 4.M Pet month .. . 85c Weekly, by Mail, per year LOO Six month 60c FULL LEASED WIRE TELEGRAPH RSPORT TIZ CURED HER QUICK - HIS AUTISTIC SOIL IS MOVED BY IT, BUT HIS VOCABULARY AND HIS INEXPERIENCE PRECLUDE WRITING A DESCRIPTION OF IT. EL El BWm " f OFFICIALS SHOULD BE PROGRESSIVE. The State Capitol Building Board deserves credit for being progressive, and not holding up improvements. The board has practically acquired options on all the prop erty in the block east of thestate house grounds. Its members have tried to meet the situation in a broad and progressive spirit, and have paid people fair prices for the fTrounds. Taking it by and large they have done well to acquire that block at any fair price on which to erect the hall of justice. If the public officials stand for progressive policies the com munity is benefitted and the taxpayers will not complain. The conservative elements in any community in Oregon are quite strong enough to prevent extravagance and compel good business policies. Public officials do a great injury to the state they represent when they take the side' of mossbackism and listen to chronic kickers. No progress is possible when citizens who are favorable to progress have to contend with public officials who take the side of the obstructionist. o WHY THE FARMERS BACKS ARE BENT. Secretary 01 State Olcott offered another department flow ers for their offices twice a week,, and got a sarcastic reply. Officialism wanted to know what use were flowers if they had to stick them in glass jars and tin cans, and even cuspi dors. Sceretary Olcott made very good in replying that the unlim ited exchecquer of the state was back of the officials to. buy vases. Officialism pronounces that "V-A-S-E-S" with a broad "A," as in the British pronunciation of "A-S-S." . It is remarkable what notions people get when they get onto salaries of from three to fivo thousand a year from the tax payers. Tin cans and glass jars would do them finely enough as pri vate citizens, but on the payrolls they must have "V-A-S-E-S." ycu know. Some of them, perhaps, never had cuspidors, in fact did not know a cuspidor from a gondala, and at first acquaintance were afraid to spit in them, but on salaries they must have janitors to wash them. Such is the degenerate tendency of getting on the perma nent salary list state flowers, state "V-A-S-E-S" and cuspi dors. With lazyback chairs, free flowers, janitors and assistants, is it any wonder the farmers are getting bent backs and humped shoulders digging for the ever-growing Coxey's army on the state payrolls? Secretary Olcott deserves public thanks for his sarcastic puggestion that if they had the;r way the state would have to buy cut-glass "V-A-S-E-S." THE TEACHERS FAILED TO GIVE CREDIT In availing themselves of the ap propriation made by the last legisla ture for the payment of teachers en gaged In the Weston normal school 'when It suspended, teachers are neg lecting to deduct from their claims credits given them while engaged In the school for the purpose of adjust ing the claims presented, Professor French held a conference with Sec retary of State Olcott today. Professor French made an estimate of the claims due from the state to the teachers and presented It to the last legislature and flrtitlir llnnn It that body made an appropriation of that the school must suspend opera tions for the lack of funds, the stu dents generously donated to the teachers their athletic fund amount ing to some $200 or $300. This fund was considered by Professor French In presenting the claims to the legis lature but the teachers have failed to consider and deduct them In forward ing their claims to the secretary of state and hence the conflict and the need of adjustment by the professor. o rOISOJiS FROM Y0LCAX0ES KILLING VEGETATION UNITED TBES8 LEASED WIRB.l Mexico City, June 16. Earth quakes continue in the neighborhood of the volcano Colima, according to reports reeived here today. . Houses In Seapotlan and Guzam have been thrown down and the people are in a state of terror. Poisonous fumes from the two craters of the volcano i tlUvo hoan hlnmn .1 ,, ,, . r. V. .. 11 i When It became apparent are killing cattle and vegetation. 7? 9 Going t0 neect yur hair untl it leaves JDQlCll yu? Going to neglect your dandruff until you are bald? Certainly not. Then con sult your doctor. Ask him ahniit AvPr'c Hair Wtrtn It- - - uu I IgUl. 11 hnever stains or changes the color of the hair. J. O. AyerOn., Tnwi'll. Moan Some Advantages of Cement Sewer Pipe 1. True sectional shape. 2. Greater compressive tensile bursting strength. 3. Cement pipe grows stronger with age. 4. A stronger union Is ob tained at the joints. 5. Uniform quality every pipe Is perfect. 6. Cement pipe makes a sani tary and water-tight sewer. 7. Lowest In first cost and up keep. 8. Used in the principal cities; indorsed by the leading en gineers. Call and get our estimates. Salem Sewer Pipe Company SC5 S. Liberty St. fhone 11 A BANK FREE! EVERY BOY AND GIRL under the age of 20 years opening a Savings Account with us will bo presented with a handsome leather-covered metal pocket savings bank. One dollar will open an ac count. The bank will belong to the depositor, and the ac count will draw 4 per cent in terest Savings Department Capital National Bank The horse editor has some femi nine traits, besides his willowy form, innnate grace.winning ways and flower-like beauty One of them, and the one most largely developed, is curiosity. He is also deeply inter ested In anything in pretty gowns, and chic costumes. In proof of It, he refers to a recent open confession as to the effect a harem skirt worn by pretty Miss Roberta, of SeUs-Flo-to, had upon his delicately balanced and sensitive love of the beautiful. Moved by this same curiosity, he Just overlooked his lunch today, and used up the time allowed him by his employer In which to fill up his bread Dasicei in reastlng his eyes and feed ing his soul with things beautiful, and so meekly entered the big Ship ley store to taice a peep at the coro nation robes of Queen Mary, or their duplicate replica, or whatever it ia called. The horse editor's feminine traits are not developed to the point of de scribing a creation like that. He can only admire but say, it was great! There wasn't anything in the robes except a dummy when he was there, but that probably best repre sents a real queen, but they are cer tainly glad rags. The hat is of some what ancient style, there being noth ing to it but the crown. This was gathered in at the bottom like a hob ble skirt (probably to make It fit) and Is of chased gold, set with all kinds of gems, and looks like it might fit a Salem 3-year-old. The gown is of lace draped in con centering circles around the skirt, hand1 picked, or something, Mr. Ship lev told me. and Is na riplicnto a a spider web, kissed by the frost. The roDe Is of rich crimson velvet lined with elegant satin, soft and delicate as a baby's cheek, or the first Ijss of love, or the kids that swap it. It Is fastened to the gown at the should ers, about where an average decol lete (get on to that) gown has Its upper border, and swppns In nntl- clinal curve to the floor and along that for eieht or ten fppt. wlrlpnlnur like a pigeon's tail as it reaches further aft. Its tail, l'ke Josh Bil ling's fishworm, Is rather too long for Its bodv. hut if that's thp wov Queen Mary ordered It, far be it from me norse editor to criticise. It evidently wasn't the "knlsrht nf the carter." for the hnrsft Rrlltnr didn't see anything of that kind, and he is observing, but anyway the dum my didnt need them, and with the Salem girl Inside It may be different; but there were stones, crowns, em blems, gew-gaws and' flxln's enough to bewilder the first "lady of the wardrobe" or the second assistant night guardian of the bed chamber, or Os West, Secretary Olcott or een State Printer Dunlway.- In fact there was about everything except a sam ple of the hair oil with which the king is to be anointed and the kiss the arehbishon will rlplivpr whpn Queen Mary is duly Inoculated with ! me ancient disease or royalty. But say, you go round and see It any time today or tomorrow at Ship ley's, for the horse editor can's de scribe it. Don't forget the time, for after Saturday It will be removed, and then if you went there, you don't know what you might see. Do you? THE SHERIFF SERVES PAPERS ON HIS BROTHER Sheriff Minto was called upon to serve papers on his brother, Douglas Minto today in the condemnation suits of the Oregon Electric railroad for right of way through his prop erty on Mission street. Mr. Minto of fered to arbitrate but that was re fused. He offered to let the com pany pick two men and he two, and take Chas. L. McNary of McXary Brothers, who are attorneys for the company, as the fifth man. He then offered to pick one man, the com pany to pick one and the two, If they could not agree, to pick a third man and leave It to the three men to as sess the damages. But all offers to make an adjustment were refused and he was served with papers and will have Carson & Brown for his at torneys. The lawyers for the corpor ation are Carey and Kerr, Harrison Allen and McNary Brothers. The company through Its right of way agent first offered Mr. Minto $3500 ana men $r000, both being turned down. The property Is crossed for nearly 400 feet. If you have sore feet, tired feet, sweaty feet, lame feet, tender feet, smelly feet, corns, callouses or bun ions, read what happened to Mrs. Crockett, of Jeffessonville. TIZ DID IT. Mr. Crockett says: "After the second treatment she walked down. stairs one foot at a time. She has not ben able to walk downstairs be fore in past five years except by stepping down on each step with one foot at a time. This is remarkable. Send five more boxes." No matter what alls your feet or what under heaven you have used without getting relief just use TIZ. It's different. It acts right off. ' It cures sore feet to stay cured. It's the only foot remedy ever made which acts on the principle of draw ing out all the poisonous exudations which cause sore feet. Powders and other remedies merely clog up the pores. TIZ cleans them out and keeps them clean. You will feel better the first time it'8 used. U39 it a week and you can forget you ever had sore feet. There is noth ing on earth that can compare with It. TIZ Is for sale at all druggists. 25s per box or direct, if you wish, from Walter Luther Dodge & Co.. Chicago, III. "Oh Yon June Bri des" WILL TRY TO EDUCATE ITHE AUTOISTSi "Handy Hints on How t an Auto L'cense" will be the title of a pamphlet which Secretary of State Olcott is planning to issue soon for the benefit, of owners anrl nnpriitnri of automobiles. Since the new automobile law Went into effect, the cPfM-ptnrv nf state has literally been deluged with letters asking for information as to It, and hi addition burdened with scores of incorrect applications for licenses, and the book will be de signed to answer the former, and to make the law On the subject so plain that there will be no need for any errors creeping into the license ap plications. Just the other day the secretary received an application from the Ford Automobile company in which the signatures to the affida vit were typewritten, and because of that has to be returned. Scores of applications have been returned re cently for failure to comply with the law in various respects. We ask your inspection of the largest and most complete line of Furniture, Carpets, Ranges, Draperies, Etc., in the city of Salem. Everything to furnish the home throughout at prices that mean a big saving to you. Let us assist in making an esti mate of your needs. Avail yourself of our experience, it is yours. Cheerfully given and no compulsion to buy. Brass Bed Sale This Week, Prices the very lowest, from $15 and up to $50 See our window display. mperial Furniture 177 N. Liberty St. Sa! em Co. Oregon MAY ROBSON . i WILL BE HERE I WEDNESDAY; i TAFT IS NEAR COMING TO SILVER BASIS WHAT CONSTITUTES A MODEL SCHOOLHOrSE? What constitutes a model school house is the question that Walter M. Peirce. manager of the Hot Lake Sanatorium, put up to State Super intendent of Public Instruction Al derman several days ago, and the superintendent after rnnslil subject has forwarded his Ideas upon 1U Mr. Peirce desires to build' a school house near Hot Lake, and he wants it to be model, and cares noth ing for the expense. The school house Is to be large enough to ac comodate 25 pupils. Mr. Alderman is further consider ing the question propounded to him by Mr. Peirce. and after he makes up his mind fully Just as to what con stitutes a model school house, he In- icnas to nave one erected at the state fair grounds. Washington, June 16. Gifts of sil ver poured in today on President and Mrs. Taft in anticipation of their silver anniversary npvt Mnnrinv Tt is predicted that the array of silver uispiayea at tne wnite House will sur pass anvthine ever before seen in one American home. Members of the senate hnvo Hpnt a $1000 present; the gift of the, house of representatives is a $2000 present of silver, and manv clubs have sent handsome gifts. One ashineton matron in n. con gratulatory letter to the president and Mrs. Taft. wrote that she ev- pected a romance in her family would culminate in a proposal at the vvnue House gardens Monday night HAD PISTOL DUEL AD BOTH WILL The funniest of" all comedies, ."The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary," which comes to the Grand opera house on Wednesday, June 21, has been suc cessfully presented by May Robson in every large city in the United States, and duplicating the success at Terr's theater, London, England, where Miss Robson extended the time of her engagement from three weeks to nearly three months. Her Immediate rpcoenltinn hv o nvn- verbaly critical audience of London, was ne of the best compliments of her talents and capability as an act ress. The press was unanimous in praise of "Aunt Mary," the unso phisticated spinster, and her blend ing of the humorous and pathetic, without apparent effort, was com mented upon in flattering terms. . The shrill, untrained voice and the awkward gesture of the provincial, i becomes softened and musical when she speaks of her tenderness for her nephew, Jack. The very naturalness of her acting carries conviction that : Miss Robson Is an exceptionally clev- er woman, and the onlv one nm the stage today presenting the somewhat ' aimcuit roie or an eccentric o'd mam ; You laugh with her when her expe-1 rience In New York develops her hu- I mor, and you cry with her in her i moments of pathetic sadness, i "Aunt Mary'' is not an imaginary; type of the tender, big-hearted country woman. They exist every-' where, and are easily recognized and ! at the end of the play you have a i sort of feeline that von would like to have just such an Aunt Mary. trices, $1.60, ?i.u0. 75c, 50c. DIE Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will brace up the nerves, banish sick headache, prevent de spondency and Invigorate the whole system, sold by all dealers. o- A hammock on a screened porch makes an Ideal berth these nights. Dunkirk, N. V June 16. Detective Martin Peters of the Lake Shore railroad and Harry Brown, 23, of New York, who engaged In a pistol auei in the railroad yards here last night, are In a hospital here and physicians today say that both men will die. Brown was stealinsr a ride nn a freight train and Peters attempted to arrest nim. crown resisted and the duel followed, after which Brown es caped. He was found earlv tndnv in a field two miles east of here, with bullets throueh hla hpAd nnrt olnm. ach. o EDITOR KILLED MAX OVER Al'TO WRITE-UP Stockton, Cnl., June 16. Sam B. Axtell. eHlfor of the Loril fientinpi today shot Charles Sollars. nf tho same city. Physicians say Sollars may die. The shooting grew out of stories of an automobile accident which occurred Saturday. Two young women had started to Stock ton In Axtell's mnch'ne. It turned into a ditch. Sollars camo along later. His stories of the accident angered Axtell, and a quarrel followed. THE OREGON SYSTEM IS FERMENTING Asserting that the Initiative, refer endum and recall laws will be the main issue in the coming election In the state of Minnesota, Frank M. Ed-' dy, of Sauk Center, of that state, has written Secretary of State Olcott for Information as to the working of the law in this state and also as to the wnrklnp1 nf what, la termed the "Ore gon System" of government In general. In askinz for information on the subject he has submitted 22 ques tions fpr the secretary of state ti answer and also asks that he be sup plied with a sample of the last elec tlon ballot, and any further" lnforma tion possible. He states that he was a member of congress from 1895 to 1905, and that h'e was well acquainted with the Oregon delegation in con gress. ,ts. vr-i May Robson,, in "Rejuvenation of Aunt Jane." to And now we tbing of It as the good old winter time. Bargains In Second Hand Vehicles Two-seat rubber tire surrey, good as new Top buggy, rubber tires, first-class order Good top buggy rubber tire Top buggy, steel tire .$60.00 . 40.00 . 30.00 20.00 : S. A. Manning Implement House FOOT STATE STREET t 4 '