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DATLT CAPITAL JOURNAL, SAXES t, OREGON. TCESDAT, NOVEMBER- 14, 1011. THE COUNCIL GETS DOWN TO BUSINESS REFUSES TO TRADE WITH SPAULDISG CO. AD M AKES J AIL A TERROR TO TRAMPS BY OB. DERIXG SHOWER BATHS. Hot words. and warm measures were the rule at the city council last evening. Several matters which have been simmering for the past tew weeks came to a boil and it looked for a time as If some one would get scalded. Mayor Lach inund sent one bill tack with an em phatic veto, and another bill con cerning the vacation of certain city streets In favor of the Spauldlng Logging company was reconsidered and laid on the table' Indefinitely. Alderman Huckesteln brought up a bill to improve conditions at the city jail and was reprimanded by the mayor for butting in on the work of other committees. Things went along smoothly for a time. 2,010.40 was ordered paid for the work on Twelfth street bridge. A. Burns was paid the balance of 12,074.81 for the completion of his North Salem sewer work, several ad ditional sewer specifications were considered and then the fun started. An Unequal Trade. Councilman Durbln moved the re consideration of the resolution for the city to vacate Water street south of Court, Ferry street, west of Front and the alleys in blocks 64 and 65, all of which property the resolution proposed the city should trade for certain water frontage owned by the Spaulding Logging compny. In sup port of this motion Mr. Durbin said, "Gentlemen, I asked last week for a few days to Investigate this matter and I wish to state that I have thor oughly done so. I have gone over the ground and I find that we would be trading 129,354 square feet of de sirable Btreets for only 3,000 square feet of water front. I do not wish t work a hardship on the Spaulding people but I do believe that such a change would be vicious and entire ly bad. We already have considera ble water frontage that extends north from the end of the bridge. This Is even a more desirable sight for a city dock than the place under discussion. I also find that the city lias no legal right to bargain, sell or PAOB TBRB1 reconsideration was unanimously carried and a notice was ordered sent to the Spaulding people command ing them to vacate the streets which they have been using for so many years. The next bomb to be exploded was Alderman Huckestein's resolution that the city council order the build ing committee to install in the" base ment of the city jail a concrete floor, two grated doors, one solid Iron door and to make an entrance to the basement from the street Also that two shower baths be installed in the Jail. The mayor moved that the mat ter be referred to the building com mittee, but this method of delaying the effects of the resolution did not appeal to Its author and he objected in the following manner. Baths for Tramps. "Gentlemen, this is a matter of grave importance to the city of Sa lem. You who do not know the facts have but to look into the basement of this building to find that the con ditions as depicted in the papers of recent date are true. Such condi tions have existed long enough and it Is time that tbey should cease. Filth Is no name for the city Jail. When I asked the chief why there were no quilts for the cots, he an swered that once there were quilts, but that they became so louzy that they walked away. Whoever the men are who inhabit our jails, they are human beings and deserve con sideration as such. A means of get ting clean and keeping that way is the least that we can do for them. Chief Hamilton took this matter up with Mr. Moffltt of the building committee and he has so far neglect ed to act. It Is now up to the coun cil to see that it is done." After be muddling temporary chairman Lafky considerably with several motions, the resolution was unanimously passed. Overworked Jackscrews. Moffltt and his jackscrews were then brought within the range of the mayor's powerful Irony as he told why he had vetoed the paying of the bill for the use of the same. He said that such a bill was unjust, unfair, and if paid would be a disgrace to the city. Mr. Moffltt's bill was for the use of several jackscrews which the city had loaned and for which he was making a charge of 25 cents per day, which Is the usual charge for the use of the same in this city. Thej mayor thought, however, that a tool that earned 1,800 per cent or more per year. on the money invest- CHANGE IN WUHAIfS LIFE Made Safe by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Graniteville. Vfc. through. theChangeofLifeaudsuffered from nervousness and other annoying symptoms, and I can truly say that i.voia nnkham'a Vegetable Com pound has proved worth mountains of gold to me, as it restored my health and strength. I never forget to tell my friends-' what Lvdia V.. Pinfchnm'a Vegetable Compound has done for me during this trying period. Complete restoration to health means so much to me that for the sake of other suffer, ing women I am willing to make my trouble public so you may publish this letter."-MKs. Chas. Barclay, R.F.D., Graniteville, Vt. No other medicine for woman's ills has received such wide-spread and un qualified endorsement. .No other med icine we know of has such a record of cures as has Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. For more than SO years it has been curing woman's ills such as inflamma tion, ulceration, fibroid tumors, irreg ularities, periodic pains and nervous prostration, and it is unequalled for carrying women safely through the period of change of life. Mrs. Pinkliam, at Lynn, Mass., invites all sick women tu write) her for advice. Her advice Is tree, and always helpful convey this property, or any other . ed in it was working overtime. The of the city streets. Of course these jacks cost but J3.50 when new and streets are, at the present being the city was paying J7.50 per month used only by the Spaulding people, for the use of them only. This time but who knows how badly the city the council was with the mayor and may need them In the future as we I when a vote was taken, only two gradully develop and grow. It is i voted against his veto, not improbable that the city may wish to build bridges across the river at the foot of these streets, as I . M.rm t, tk. CUT tttorw'S J Jft wbM Ul M to SALVATION ARMY WORK IS PRACTICAL CAPTAIN- RYAJf OF THE ARMY SAYS THERE ARE TWENTY OH THIRTY FAMILIES NEEDING HELP CHARITABLE FOLKS CAN HELP THEM BY PHONING HIM. SOCIALISTS OUTLINE THEIR PLAN OF WORK The Socialists tf Salem held a meeting at Commercial Hall last night to consider the nomluation of Socialist candidates candidates for councilmen in the various wards. The following resolution was adopted: Resolved, That the trends of events eerywhere Is distinctly en couraging to Socialists. The natural and ineviatble fruits of capitalism in the high cost of living, and its ina bility to keep the people employed, presage its early undoing. In the United States the Social ists now control something like 60 cities, in every one of which, where there has been time for action, they are giving practical demonstration, which for benlflcence and economy have never been equaled In this country. In foreign lands the Socialist par ty is now nearing complete control of government, and In the very near future will be able to demonstrate on a national scale the beneflctence of their political and economic Ideas. 2. In local affairs we favor a city-owned water plant, and a city owned lighting plant, water and light to be furnished the people at cost. 3- All work of public improve ment should be done by the city and thus save to the people the money that now goes as profits to the con tractors. 4. Home labor should have pref erence In all public work, and eight hours should constitute a day's labor. tTM I November Sale of Harvard Hand Finished, i Knitted Underwear for Conghlng at Night that some of them run to the river." Must Vacate Streets. the children and hard on grown per sons. Foley' Honey and Tar Com pound stops the cough at once, re- Against such a speech as this the : Heves the tickling and dryness in the mayor's feeble protest had . weight, and when Durbln s sentl- best for chUQren and delicate per ments had been expressed over again ' sons. Refuse substitutes Red Cross by some of the other councilmen, the Pharmacy (H. Jerman). - In the New Home You want the best when starting in the new home. Above all, you want that home to be snug and warm and comfortable. You are sure of warmth and comfort with a Perfection Smokeless Oil Heater. The Perfection is the best and most reliable heater made. It is a sort of portable fireplace. It is ready night and day.' Just strike a match and light the wick. The Perfection is all aglow in a minute. The Perfection OH Healer does not smell not .moke patent automatic device prevents that. It can be carried easily from room to room and is equally suitable for any room in the house. Handsomely finished, with nickel trimmings; drums of either turquoise-blue enamel or plain steel , . A A in .how rou t Perfection SmoktlrsfOil Haiti, or write for docripuve circular direct to ny bgency ol Standard Oil Company Perfection MAKE IS YOl'K BAKER for Thanksgiving bread, cakes and pastries. We make special prepara tions for the great feast day and you'll find here an exhibition of plain and fancy baking that will make you fairly long for a taste of them. Why bother with baking when we do it better. CAPITAL BAKERY According to Capt. Ryan, the offi cer in charge of Salvation Army work at Salem, there are about 20 or 30 families in this city who do not know where their clothing and food for this winter are coming from. Capt. Ryan says every cent he can raise and every bit of old clothing they can get hold of goes to the sup port of unfortunate and deserving people. Some old clothing they con vert Into money and that goes Into their relief fund. Only the plainest things are bought no luxuries. Clothing for men and children Is es pecially needed. He says he has had some help from the Ladles' Aid So ciety who recently gave the charity ball, but he says that organization cannot do much more for his work. He and his wife ge to the homes of the poorest people and they frequent ly send for them and do them a world of good by praying with them and keeping them from growing de spondent and losing all hope. That kind of consolation often helps them as much as money and clothes. The Army also conducts a Bible class at the state prison Friday nights, and they do a work there of Incalculable value. All their prison work Is per sonal work with the men. They get no support from the state in that work or any work they do. That much good is being done by the Sal vation Army Is evident and that it Is worthy of support is certain. Fur thermore aid given through their or ganization will accomplish more and go farther and go more nearly to the right people than by any other chan nel of distribution. It Is a comfort to know that there is an organiza tion that seeks out the needy and ministers to them. The Army needs from $200 to $300 for its charltble work at Salem this winter, and there ought to be some way to get tills money. o Truiis-lHtlniiiiiii IlaiU'ouil. Berlin, Nov. 13. Plans for a gi gantic trans-isthmian waterway, riv alling the nama canal, aw ap proved here by Kaiser Wilhelm, ac cording to current reports In Berlin today. The project Is to be backed entirely by German capital, it Is said- The story hints that Germany will claim recognition of the right of the kaiser's empire to a foothold In the Western hemisphere. It U presumed that the engln'-erg will map out a course through Nica ragua for the proposed canal. o The Rlcht Kidney Medicine. J. E. Parker, 2021 No. 10th St., Ft Smith, Ark., says that he had taken many kinds of kidney medicine, but did not cet better until he took Foley Kidney I'llls. No matter how long vou have had kidney trouble, nor at what stage of the disease your case n:av be. you will find quick anl per manent benefit by the use of Foley Kidney Pills. They also regulate the action of the urinary organs. Start takinz them now. Red Cross Phar The boy's appetite Is often the source of amazement. If you would have such an appetite take Chamber lain's Tablets. They not only create a healthy appetite, but strengthen the stomach and enable It to do its work naturally. For sale by all dealers. o BOY WILL RECOVER FROM BOTH ATTACKS Tacoma, Nov 14. Spurned by Mrs. F. H. Mueller, a brakeman'a wife, older than himself, and with whom he was infatuated, Samuel Strong, a boy of 19, is In the hospital today re covering from an attempt at suicide. The boy seized a bottle of chloro form in the presence of the woman and her brother and drained it, then ran out and tried to throw himself over a banister. A Pint of Unequaled Cough Syrup for 50c The Qulokeit, 8urait Cough Remedy You Ever Uaad, or Monay Refunded. Stop Evan Whooping Cough Qulokly. Ton may not need the 93 whloh 50-mnt bottle of Plnex naves you, but yon do need the wonderful elleoUvmiess of this turnout oough remedy. It will naually atop the most obstinate duep-seated oough Inside of 4 hour, and haa no equal for whooping cough. A 60-oent bottle of Plnox. mixed with home-made augur ayrup, givea yon a full plutr- family supply of the moat plenmnt ana eueotive oounn rerneay you ever used. Easily prepared In lira mlnutos directions In jxiokage. The war thla taken hold of a ooush and givea Instant relief, will make you regret that you never tried It before. Stimulates the appetite, la sliK&tly laxative and tastes good children time it willingly, it Una a wonderful record In cases of indolent lung trouble and Is splendid for croup, Mtnma, Droncnitis, inniat tnmme, eio. I'lnex la a spncltl and highly concen trated oomponud ol Norway Wnito Pino extract, rich in Rimlaooland other natural healing pine elements. Htnply mix with sugar syrup or atrolned honey, In A pint bottle, and it la ready for use. Used In more homes In the U. 9. and Canada than any other coiih remedy. I'lnex hag often been Imitated, fcnt never nocemfully, for nothing Blue will produce tha name results. The trnntilne la guaran teed to give absolute siitlsfaoilon or money refunded. Certlltnuteot guarantee la wmp ped In each pnckiiire. Your druggist boa I'lnex or will gliidly get it for you. If not, tend to The I'lnex Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. ) C CO i2 ra o u. as a "5 CO -o JS2 CO CaO E o Women, Misses and Children Vests, Pants and Union SuitsWin ter weight cotton, cotton and woo!, all wool, silk and cotton; all styles to choose from. Regular prices, f .65; Regular prices, .75; Regular prices, $ .85; Regular prices, $100; Regular prices, Sl.St5; Regular prices, $1.50; Regular prices, $1.75; Regular prices, $2.00; Regular prices, $2.15; Regular vices, $2.50; Regular prices, $2.7$; Regular prices, $300; Regular prices, $3.50; Special. .$ Jbi Special. .1 .60 Special. .1 .63 Special.. I .79 Special. . .93 Special.. $1.1 9 Special. .$1J9 special.. $1.43 Special.. 11.79 Special, .f 143 Special.. 92.13 Special. .92.33 Special.. 92.79 Women's fleeced elastic knit Union Suits, high heck, long sleeves, ankle. Reg. price 59c, spl. 42c November Sale of Furs Women's and Children's fine Furs in Sets, Muffs and Stoles. Natural Mink, Japanese Mink, Black Fox, French Coney and Novelty Sets. REDUCED PRICES ON OUR ENTIRE LINE. EL (a CO i 2L t o i; 3 CO :: 3 :: V) :: Quality U. G. Shipley Co. 145-147 North Liberty Street Between State and Court Streets Merchandise t4MMnMMM' 4 Popular X Prices KENTUCKY MAY TAX S. P. STEAM SKIPS DNITIO F1EH8 L1ASKD Willi. Washington, Nov. 13. Although the Southern Pacific railroad has nev er approached the borders of Ken tucky, hat state may tax the com pany's ocean steamers, according to a decision of the United States su preme court. The state contonded that, as the Southern Pacific was organized un der the Kentucky laws, and the cor poration's main office Is nominally lo cated In Kentucky, It had the right to tax all Southern Pacific ships, no matter where they ply. The I'nlted States supreme court affirmed the decision of the Kentucky court of appeals. Journal Want Tiring Results Effective Home Remedy for Tuberculosis It In a Merloni! tmittPr when the lunt an affected. A trip nwsy or to a urn t'trluui 1m uot only tn'iiicnduuwly oiri alv(, but It Involve Heptirutlmi from uun and friend. Smii arts iMMiefltfd. but none 'firi mi My rwurn. Kcknmn'a Alter ative h efTi-Wlve no ItruvlnK home Decen nary. For exNiiipli: Zi H. Atlantic Ave., HiiddonnVId, N. J. "(ientb-uicii: In the full uf 1!3 I ron trncti'd a very tffvvr eold, whieu nettlfd on my Iihikh. At hint 1 ht nn to mUo Rpntnrn, and my pliyMlclan then told me 1 miirtt k tu t'alifornlii Inimedlntely. At this time I wan udvined to take K-k-ttian'ii Alterative. 1 Htayed at buine and roimnetK-ed tnkhijf It the Inut week In t Octnher. I Itei'iin to (in prove, and the first week In January, V.MI, I reunified i my n'K'il'ii occupation, IihvIhk gained Ik mi nils, fully restored to health. It 1h uiw live year imi'-e my cure lim hedi elTfted, and 1 cannot pralne fCckmah'a Alterative too highly. I hnve recmu mctxltd It with excellent result. " (Sltrnedi W. M. TAT KM. Kckman'n Alterative I effeetlr In Itron chltl. AM hum. Hay Kever; Throat and I .in i if Troubles, and In upbuilding the aystetn. I mm not contain pilon, opiate or hablt foriiilnj.' druK. Ak for booklet of cured en"- and write to Kikinan Laboratory, 1'hilndHphla. !' for more evi dence. For aale by all leading druittfliU and J. C. ferry, Salem, Oreeoa. WEST SALEM TRANSFER Passengers Baggage Connecting with all trains at West Salem for Dallas, Falls City and Salem. Leaves Journal office for West Salem at 8:40 a. ra., 13 m., 1:10 p. m and 4 p. m. ev ery day except Sunday. Also for Independence, Monmouth and McMlnnvIlle. Leaves Sunday at 8:00 a. m., 1.00 p. m. and 5:15 p. m. Calls ft hotels on request. Telephone or leave orders at Capital Journal office any day but Sunday. Phnne 82. 0 ORDERS TAKE FOR ( AI.l.H MOKE THAN THREE 1II.OI KS FROM (OI1M K OF STATE AM) COMMERCIAL STREETS UNLESS A R. HA M ED FOR IX ADVANCE. J. B. Underwood, Mgr. CAPITAL GARAGE ;; TICK BROS., Proprietor,. Full line of Automobile Supplies, Olla and Gasolene. Autoe (or ", hire, storage and repairing. All work guaranteed. ArenU for LOCOMOBILE, OHIO, HUDSON, .OAKLAND, .ELM ORB .AND " FORD AUTOMOBILES AND KELLY TRUCKS. ; ; 1911 ear now In, Call and aee them. Phone Main 78S. 171 South Liberty street. When at Portland Go to the BOWERS Rates $1.00 up. Breakfast and Lunch SOc. Dinner $1.00 Also a la Carte service in Grill. One block from Oregon Electric on 1 1th and Washington Streets. Salem People cordially invited to make our house their headquarters F. P. WILLIAMS,- formerly with Marion :i H Reliable Remedy CATARRH Ely's Cream Balm it quick lr abtorted, Gn RtMl at One. It ciranwa, B-xjthes, heal aud protects the diftuwil mem brane resulting from Catarrh and drive away aCokl iu the Head quickly, lttsturea tba 8ruea of Tate and biuelL Full niza 50 eta. at Irangita or bj mail. Liquid Crt-am Balm fur u In atmizcnt 75 eta. EJj lirotliera. 66 WaxreB Btreot. Nw York. 582 Miles of Cement Sewers Are In use In the cltleB of PnrlH, Minneapolis, Mllwuukc and Oali koHh, Philadelphia, Denver, Wor cester and Duluth also have many mlla. In practically every modern city cement sewer plpo Is being used more extensively than ever before. We manufacture right here In Salem the Very beat quality ce ment sewer pipe, of a mixture of one part cement to two parts clean, coarse sand. We have a large and growing home Industry and distribute thousands of dol lars annually among Salem work men. See us before you buy, and aave money on your sewer connec tions. Salem Sewer Pipe Co. MI1KHTV AXI TltAIiK 8TS PMOXK 1 1, ' , SMOKE LA CORONA 10c CIGAR Standard of Quality Tashmoo Bon Ton 12 L2c 5c Aug.Huckenstein.Mfr Salem, Ore. -t t 444 jNot Expensive Treatment, at Hot Lake, Incl ding medical attention, loard and baihH, costs no more than you would puy to live at any first class hotel. Rooms can be had from 75 cents to $2 50 per day. Meals In the Cafeteria are served from 20 cents up and In the grill at the usual grill prices. Hatha range from CO rents to $1.00. We Do Cure Rheumatism Hot Lake Mineral Paths and mud given under scientific direction have cured thousands. Write for Illustrated booklet descriptive of Hot Lake Sanatorium and the methods employed. Hut Lake Sana torium Is accessable, as It Is located directly on the main line of the O. W. It- & N. Railway, and special excursion rates are to be had at all times Ask agents. Hot Lake Sanatorium, orlgon6' W.M.TEH M. 1'IEIlfE Prea. and Mgr. 439 Court Street Phone 954 macy (H. Jerman). i -" 4. 44.4444444-444