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DAILY CAPITAL JOCRXAL, SALEM, 0KEGO5. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13. 191
the capital journal
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R. M. tfOFER, Manager
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VTIUi LEASED WIBB TELEGRAPH BEPOBI
SOCIALIZE THE COMMUNITY.
The socialization of the community along the right lines is the
greatest problem before the people of this city.
It is a problem that involves the conduct of churches and
schools and the management of the corporation.
It includes parks, play grounds, social centers, libraries and
the uplift of the whole mass of the people.
There is too much battling with symptoms and not enough
dealing with fundamental causes and elementary conditions.
Salem should be the best and the cleanest moral and educa
tional city in the United States.
As everyone knows including those who protend they da not
know this i3 far from being the actual fact.
And it is the fault of all intelligent people that this is sj, and
they can get together and moke better conditions.
There should be a broader movement for the socialization,
the higher civilization of the Capital City of Oregon.
It cannot be accomplished by making war on external mani
festations and mere suppression of sore spots.
Let the thinking men and women of Salem, who love hu
manity as a whole, get together and do some wise planning.
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THE COMMISSION FORM OF GOVERNMENT.
The campaign for this supposed improvements in our city af
fairs is now to begin.
There will doubtless be a campaign committee organized, and
the charter will be discussed.
A serious mistake was made v. hen it was taken out from un
der the operation of the Direct Primary law.
But as the primary law is for making party nominations, and
the charter is to furnish a non-partisan commission, it was hard
to adjust that matter.
It is not so important, as it all depends on the man put up and
the people should not be discouraged about undertaking a com
mission form of government.
A live campaign ,a real hot time that will wake up some of
the sleepers, and that would put new men on the firing line,
who would say what they believe would benefit the city.
We still have a great many patriots who will not come out in
the open and take a stand for or against anything for fear of
missing a chance to grab the scraps from the table;
A state capital is especially composed of the non-expressive
type, who fear to say which side they are cn, but are really in
lor a better order of thin-v it th-v can get it ifcHy.
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PROGRESSIVE PRINCIPLES ARE PERSISTENT.
The state of California has ftlLwed in the wj!c of Oregon,
end adopted prj;resKiva policies for the peoplp. '
Congressman Murdock, of Kansas is hera to say that other
states will follow Oregon in giving the people a livvi voto on
the nomination of pivj'ilc-nt and vice-president.
In all these matters it is to be regretted that President Taft
did not say an eniviurpging word for any of lha forward move
ments that are backed by tin: people of Oregon.
It is not only the people of Oregon alone who stand for a
more direct responsibility toward the people on the part of of
ficials and the governing class generally.
The people of the entire nation are moving forward for pro
gressive political ideas, and the issue in the election of the next
president i3 squarely progress or reaction.
It is to be regretted that Oregon has not a more pronounced
leadership at Portland for advanced ideas, for Portland senti
ment permeates the whole state.
Portland and the state at large stands iwo to one for the
more advanced ideas of government, and Republicans should
take notice.
ADOLESCENCE
OF THE MONKEY
TOUCHED JUDGE
CAUGHT PASSING THE HAT TO
GATHER X1CKELS FOR HIS
MASTER HE IS ADJUDGED IX.
XOCEXT, WHILE HIS OWNER
IS CIXCHED MOXKEVS HAVE
RIGHTS THE LAW RESPECTS.
When Judge Elgin last evening
wag confronted with Tony Diagido,
an Italian hand organ operator, and
his monkey, both being arrested by
Chief of Police Hamilton for beg
ging, he was puzzled for awhile, af
ter listening to the defense, how to
proceed.
Tony and another Italian came to
the city yesterday, and In the after-
) noon begun turning loose allegd mu
sic on the streets from the rusty in-w-ards
of a hand organ- They oper-
lated the music box and the monkey
did the begging passed around the
hat. Now the evidence was conclu
sive against the monkey, and for
(awhile It looked bad for him. . A
search of the Oregon system, how
ever, failed to disclose, despite its
1 comprehe'jt'.vencss. any iaw on the
subject of monkeys, and it looked
for awhile as though the accomplice
, the Italian would escape punish
ment because of the inability of the
court to convict the principal.
A dip Into the history of the mon
key, however, disclosed that he had
not yet reached the age of discretion
and the problem was solved by ac
quitting him because of his extreme
youth, and convicting the Italian as
an accomplice. His fine was paid by
his partner.
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THE OPEN FORUM
The Capital Jonrnal Invites
Public Discussion In This
Department Let Roth Sides
of All Matters Re Fully
Drought' Out It Is Xot the
Purpose of This Newspaper
to do the Thinking (or Its
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Millinery
Bargains
Stylish Hats
at a
Great Saving
We do the greatest
millinerv business In
Salem, 'it is the vol
ume of business we
do that helps us 'o
sell stylish hats at
such low prices.
Come and look
through and see the
beautiful trimmed
hats we have on sale,
all priced away down
$3. $7.50 and $10
hats now on sale
For $2.50,
$2.95, $3.50,
and $4.50.
Stylish
Coats
and
Suits
on
Sale
$3000 worth of thrf
latest and newest
coats and suits now
on sale at prices that
will make selling live
ly. Little profits is
our motto. We have
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and no matter where
you go you cannot
beat our prices for
stylish, up-to-date gar
ments.
Ladies $15 suits
$S.50, Ladies' $18
suits $10.50, $22.50
suits for $12.50, $18
Caracul coats $10 50,
girls' coats $2.50,
$3.50 and up.
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Well! well! well
I've laughed and laughed
'Till my sides Just ache
A lookln' at our Bill
Didn't hear much of his speech
Say:
When a man's body Is so great
How about his soul?
I voted for Lincoln
And for our Teddy, too,
Geo. Chamberlain was my choice
Oh, by the way.
Don't you think It's time
Miss Oregon made her bow
And spoke her piece
For she's some right good timber.
There's Governor West
Of that good old stock
Just like those Pilgrim fathers
Let's make him president.
M .A. H.
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UNITED STEEL
PUTS DAMPER
ON THE COAST
New York, Oct. 13. That the de
velopment of ore properties on the
Pacific coast Is being blocked by the
steel trusts Is the statement here to
day of James A. Moore, millionaire
promoter of Seattle.
Moore and his associates are en
deavoring to borrow $600,000 In Wall
street, offering as security Pacific
Coast ore lands and coal fields which
experts say are worth many millions,
but they are turned down wherever
they go. Moore says this Is because
the I'nlted States steel corporation
has tlgntened Its grips on the money
bags of the street for the purpose of
stifling In ts Infancy a dangerous
competitor, 'and eventually 'swallow
ing up the plant and Its rich properties.-'.
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GOT $6,500
FOR MODESTY
BEING JARRED
UNITED MESS LI?ED
New York, Oct. 13. Because the
jury sympathized with him in his ob
jection to the extra low cut gown
worn by MiS3 Dorothy Jardon in the
Wc arc Headquarters for fine
Dress Goods and Silks
Come and take a look through this great
stock of fashionable silks and dress goods
See the beautiful weaves and materials;
compare our goods and prices, you will
very soon find out the best place to spend
.your money, Silks and Dress Goods,
Yard 25c, 35c, 49c, 65c and up
Domestic Bargains
5000 yards Outing Flannels, yard 3 1 -2c
Muslins and Sheetings at Mill Prices,
Blankets and Comforts at Bargain
prices.
Kimona Flannels, pretty styles now yard
10 and 12 1-2c
The
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This will be special line
"Danger dance" in Madame Sherry,
Ignacio Martinetti Is today $6300
richer.
Martinetti was a dancer In the
troupe with Miss Jardon- He lost
his job in Chicago when he objected
to her gown, which, he maintained,
was cut "shockingly low.'' He sued
for damages sustained through the
loss of his employment.
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At (lie Illigli Theater.
Manager liligh has an extra good
program to submit to his patrons,
runnnlng today and tomorrow.
Robert Athon and Effie Johnson
are seen In beautiful little playlet
entitled "The Redemption". Robert
Athon takes the role of "Connor
Fadden," a New York tough. The
part of "Mayme Fleming" is carried
by Effie Johnson. Mayme Fleming, a
slum worker, is protected at one
time by Connor Fadden. This causes
a friendship between the New York
tough and the slum worker, which
finally results in the conversion of
Connor Fadden. The acting Is first
class, the act Is Interesting and
something unusual on the vaudeville
circuit. Beautiful electrical effects
have their part in making this act a
success. 'Davis and Davis Is the
name of a clever team playing at the
Bllgh Theater this week. It Is an
act filled with laughs from start to
finish. Mr. Davis does the black
face work In a way seldom seen. He
knows how to put the jokes over the
footlights In great snaps. The lady
does her part in a way that brings a
good deal of credit to the act. Her
first number Is certainly clever. For
a talking and singing act. it Is surely
a good one. "Fighting Blood" one of
the three special picture subjects In
cluded In the great show, is well
worth taking time to see.
AT AUC
ON
Saturday, OCT. 14, 1911
CHAS. H. HINGES JEWELRY STORE
As I have only a few more days left to secure the re-
quired amount for the bank. It will pay you to make
your selection of HOLIDAY GIFTS now at your own price.
A small deposit will secure any purchase by bid.
R. M. HARDING, Auctioneer I
123 N. Commercial Street, next door to U. S. Bank Bldg.
if you have young children, you
have perhaps noticed that disorders
of the stomach are their most com
mon ailment. To correct this you
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and gentle in effect. For sale by all
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"The Store That Saves You Money"
Salem
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Not a Big Spadeful. .
CN1TED TBESS LEASED WIRB.1
San Francisco, Oct. 13. The first
spadeful of earth turned by President
Taft during the ground breaking cer
emony for the Panama fair will be
placed in a silver casket donated to
day by a local jewelry company and
placed on exhibition in their window,
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Will Declute Toirether.
UNITED JBE8S LEASED WIKE.l
San Francisco, Oct. 13. One
thousand guests, the largest number
ever attending a banquet In San
Francisco, will assemble tonight In
the Palace Hotel here at a dinner in
honor of President Taft. The Presi
dent is due here from Oakland at 6
o'clock this evening.
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Midnight In The Oznrks.
And yet sleepless, Hiram Scranton.
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on the advice of five doctors, who
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Your Opportunity
Today and Tomorrow
X of seeing one of the best and most touching scenes
ever staged h vaudeville, at the
Bligh Theatre
i Also some fine comedy displayed
by headtiners in the business.
t ANOTHER feature is FIGHTING BLOOD
t Greatest of the great pictures ever shown
t Orchestra music by real musicians.
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