Daily capital journal., November 23, 1911, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL.
8ALEM. OKEOOW, THVRSPAY, NOVEMBER 23.
PAGE TWO.
THE CAPITAL JOURNA-l
X. HOFER, Editor and ProrrUtor. . B. M. HOFEH, M.fc-ijrr
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You will find the most enterprising the most busy.
A PROSPEROUS YEAR.
It is now acknowledged that every freight car ' belongimg to
the New York Central is in service, and that means good . busi
ness. It has been announced that the annual report of the - Lake
Shore railroad will show net earnings of 20 per cent.
Every steamer that has left the port of New York fcor the
past month or six weeks has been laden to its capacity witth out
going freight.
Exports are being maintainedtively true, also of Boston and
Philadelphia.
Exports are being maintained at such figures, both in a-mount
and money value, that it is reasonable now to predict th at the
year 1911 will have established a precedent, a record f"or ex
ports from the United States.
It appears from all this that the judgment of men -f big
business, to take the most generous view of their doleful Epredic
tins and not to say that there was a motive behind theim, is of
the very poorest sort.
Every indication points toward a year of prosperity ff or the
United States.
There has been an average crop gathered into the bins r; while
a little short on some things it is made up on others and lhe pur
chasing power of the people is not diminished.
There is no possibility of a fall in pricees for farm pi oducts
as long as the gold output continues and that class of the popula
tion will be as prosperous as in recent years.
That will help business of all kinds as the farmers arre the
greatest purchasers when they have money.
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There are contests on alderman in all but the third
wards. In the other wards there, are two to fur narme3 to
choose from and every voter should study the lists and (five his
judgment. The voter who says he don't like the regular- nom
inee, and then refuses to go and vote for the other candicHate, or
for some one, is helping the man he doesn't want to see elected.
If you are not registered go and register or swear in youar vote
on election day. By all means vote. Help amend the p rimary
law so as to have a non-partisan primary. When we have shown
the people of the state that we have enough intel'igemce to
amend the primary 'aw, perhaps we can amend the regis-itration
law so as to make it more reasonable. It is now a law to keep
people from voting. The editor has sworn several times on a
stack of almanacs that he would never again register amd vote
under such a law, but when the time comes duty drives a man
to act under a bad law. But let us elect good men to tThe city
council, and amend the primary law, and then do the nezxt most
important thing that comos to hnnd.
A FAIR PRICE FOR THE CANAL.
The State Canal Board and President Josselyn, of the Port
land Railway, Light & Power company, have agreed on a price
for the Oregon City locks and canal.
The price agreed on is $450,000, and federa1 engineer rs can
do no better than to accept it, and close the deal, and ive the
people free locks and canal at Oregdli City.
There is still some agitation at Oregon City, and certain ele
ments there want a million dollars spent building new loocks and
canal on the east side.
That would make a large sum of money spent at the city at
the falls and, and we cannot butadmire their local zeal ff or hav
ing money spent there.
But it should be remembered that the most zealous advocates
of the east side locks and canal were always opposed to free
locks and canal at any price.
When they could no longer delay action or prevent fr ee locks
and canal they came up with a proposition that is out cof reach
of the people at this time.
The work of the Salem Hoard of Trade tranaportati-on com
mittee has borne fruit, and has been endorsed by the commer
cial bodies of other valley cities.
The Oregon City opposition dies hard, biit it has never had
a legitimate basis.
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No one need fear harm to any pub'ic institution fr om fair
and honest publicity. The Salrm public schools haveb een the
subject of some critical discussion for some time but for two
years and over a great deal of business and school man.agement
has been suppressed. The trouble has not been due to publicity,
but for want of it. The time has come for a little fres; h air to
blow in on the whole situation, and for taking the general pub
lic into the game a little.
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CRUEL SPORTS FORBIDDEN.
X-RAYS AND SMILES.
:
Governor West goes East today;
thus for once, at least, the East and
West yet together.
The patronage of the Grand
opera house Is such that there seems
but one thing left for the manager
to do . Cancel all bookings and place
the theatre permanently in the S and
10-cent class.
Rev. P. S. Knight yesterday offi
ciated at his fortieth funeral during
1911. So far this year he has mar
ried 39 couples, which about evens
things up, but the latter ceremony
is a 2 for 1 sort so that lie has re
ally married 78.
Evaneellst Vlolett says: "I never
knew, an infidel who was not a mor
al, spiritual and Intellectual coward"
His acquaintance wit hlnftdels la ev
idently extremely limited. In these
days It takes considerable moral and
"intellectual bravery," whatever that
Is to be a ninfldel.
.
Police Judge Weller, of San Fran
cisco. In fining a wealthy -woman for
violating speed ordinances, said:
"Now that women are placed on a
level with men in this state, chivalry
cuts no Ice, and they must be treated
in a manly way " Then he fined her
$10, which she paid like a little man,
and swished her skirts down the cor
ridor, smiling brightly at the privi
leges her sex had gained.
Attorney-General Webb, of Cali
fornia, holds that the adoption of
equal suffrage In California did not
make women eligible as Jurors. It
will require an act of the legislature
to give the gentle dames this inesti
mable privilege for. If it is denied
them, they sure will want It.
Gypsy Smith 8 picture adorns an
advertisement for glasses In the
Oregonlan well, anyway ones eyes
are of as much Importance, almost
as a future condition but it doesn't
look well to see the evangelist turned
Into an advertising agent-
The congressional committee In
vestigating "steel' says it will sub
poena John D. Rockefeller as a wit
ness. It remains to be seen If he
will obey it. or If he will tell any.
thing if he does.
Owing to scarcity of water .Seattle
is sending Its laundry to Tacoma,
which it is using as a wash house
That is about the way Seattle has
always looked at Tacoma.
Clark Is out of luck. When he
got the city all cleaned up, he was
sentenced to the county lock-up. If
It needs cleaning as badly as the c'ty
Jail evidently did, his conviction will
be for the public welfare, otherwise,
well, U Is extremely doubtful. He
may be technically guilty of a viola
tion of the laws, but suppose he had
'met" first and the Salvation Army
had come along, would It not have
been guilty of as great an olterwe In
interfering with him? And would
It have been arrested?
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THE ROUND-UP
Gold Hill Would become a ship
ping center.
Dame fashion says scat to the puff
and the rat.
Lnkevlew has issued $ 20,000 high
school bonds. '
St. Johns has the new Peninsula
National Bank.
bakevlew has a ladles' civic im
provement league-
New Pine Creek, Lake county, Is
building an opera house.
Gat th Original and Eenulni
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name for a state than the nickname
"Tarheel" state .
Pete Foliett, of Lake county, was
found not guilty for shooting a Mex
ican last August.
The Oregon City Hospital, former
ly the Carey Johnson home, was
opened yesterday.
It is not big pay of teachers that
anyone objects to but the same pay
(or learning to teach.
Killing a man over a poker game
In a blind pig was a dark crime com- I
mltted at Weed, Cal.
The Retail Merchants' association
wants to oust the saloons from the
street corners at Portland-
Christian Science, theosophy, men
tal science, osteopathy, calomel is
about the way the steps go down.
Tgardvijle has an Improvement
club. J. F. Brandt and H. F. Bone
steel are live wires In the organlzt
tlon.
President Lovett is Inspecting all
the S. P. towns in Oregon, but we
need a new pressed brick depot at
Salem,
Portland property owners are
aroused against the prospect of high
er Taes. Useless, gentlemen, when
the taxeaters make the laws.
Portland sewer workers want
10 O a month. The city council
could pay all laborers that if it coulcl
get rid of higher-up grafts.
What a roar there would be if a.
slnele Italian or Greek were em
ployed in a public office at Salem.
But common labor is different.
The Capital Journal is absolutely-
wide open on any question. It has
its own convictions, but the other i
fellow Is welcome to its columns. I
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Owen Wilson, who four years ago I
shot a friend by mistake the other !
day killed his brother. The neigh
bors are trying to find a wty to keep
him from carrying a gu
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IDEAS VAKY AS TO
PROPERTY VALUES
We learn with pleasure of the act of President Tuft,
whereby he prohibits in the Panama cana' zone all contests
between birds or animals of any Kind. This puts uncrler the
ban cock fights, dog fights, bull fights, as already prize
fights between two-legged animals have been forbidden. In
deed any one who should act as umpire, or assist at any
such exhibition, is subject to a fine or imprisonment, or
both. This new order of the president went into e(Fect on
Labor Day, a holiday on the isthmus, and saved, vho can
ever tell, how much of cruelty and suffering! Mr, TTaft is
a whole humane society in himself. F. II. R., inm Our
Dumb Animals.
Tresident Taft deserves an honor mark for intervening in
the interest of humanity in the canal zone.
Contrast this with President Roosevelt's evident enjoyment
of soorts that involve cruelty to beasts.
His riding down a coyote and catching it by thejaw and
twisting its jaw half off, and letting it run away, was a catchy
bit of politica1 advertising for the rougher elements, btit it was
inhuman.
Even dumb brutes have rights a president should rcs-pect.
Governor Win. Hanley Is to travel
in the governor's special.
A public market place for Salem
wiould not be a bad Idea.
A large part of Lake county that
has boon dry has gone wet.
Why not one set of officials to run
this city and s?hool district?
Good roads and Irrisat'ott are the
sloguns In Jackson county.
Tirave men at Oregnra City to con
demn a man without a hearing.
Salem needs an official speeder to
run down some of the speeders.
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Crocliodile taars those shed by
the O .A. C. over V. of O .defeat.
The Oregon City Enterprise says
the1 State Grange is doing politics.
Higher socialization is the real
need of every coraniun'ty In Oregon.
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The Agricultural college Is going
to put In a course In good breeding.
Two Xewberg girls, aged 9 and
14. ran away to Portland, stage
struck,
Gold Hill burled a rnossback, In
efngy over carrylug a bond election
five to one.
Tarring school teachers Is a worse
Everett, Wash., Nov. 23. As a re
sult of the recent election, in which
municipal ownership of water works
was decided upon, the public utilities
commission will hold a hearing on
the valuation of the water system
now owned by the Everett Railway,
Ueht and Water company, which trie
city will purchase. The city claims
It Is worth $250,000. The company
wants $1,000,QOO.
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WHAT WE DO
CHAPTER 18.
Continuing our reasons as to "Why We Do It," we do not
want to overlook any of the facts-which Mr, Bohrnstedt had
in mind at the beginning, ' .
While in country bank work some of his closest friends
were people of moderate means who wanted to get more than
the usual rate of interest paid on bank deposits, but who had
not had the business experience necessary to wisely place
their funds where these funds would bring to them the largest
returns possible with entire safety, therefore placed the funds
at the disposal of Mr, Bohrnstedt, He invested the funds
principally in real estate mortgages, but after having bank
work and spending three years in traveilng thruout the coun
try, he came to the conclusion that these friends could be
best served by allowing them to get in' with him on these ,
farming and fruit raising operations, There is well selected
real estate back of every dollar invested and the real estate
is growing in value every day, not simply on account of the
improvements going on, on adjoining land, but on account of
the improvements made by the Bohrnstedt Company, Many
people invest in unimproved land for the sake of the rise in
. value, but in our lands our customers get not only the rise
in value, but the returns from the land as well,
Many a man who knows the value of well-selectel real
estate does not have the opportunity to know of the best lo
cations in real estate,
Many others may not have sufficient money to buy and im
prove a place of their own, or are in other occupations so
that they do not care to, but would really like to have the
profit there is in it, Combining the money of these different
' classes of people makes a fund large enough to handle the
land on a large scale and at larger profit to the investors
than they could possibly secure by each investing his own,
It will therefore be seen that our company provides an op
portunity for all investors to get in on an equal basis, Are
you one? If not, be one,
The A. C Bohrnstedt Co.
31 6-1 7 U. S. Natl. Bank Bldg.,
SALEM, OREGON
Other Offices
Creswell, Oregon.
917 Andrus Bldg.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Orchards.At
Waldo Hills, 7 miles east of Salem.
Oregon.
Geswell, Oregon.
Wheat Lands in Lethbridge District,
Southern Alberta, Canada. -
The A, C, Bohrnstedt Company, 31 6 U. S. Natl. Bank Bldg., Salem, Oregon,
Gentlemen: I have $ to invest and am interested in the item
checked below:
. .Buying an orchard tract.
. . Purchasing some of the Cooperative Stock,
.Buying acres undeveloped fruit land,
...Purchasing some of the A, C, Bohrnstedt Company Preferred Stock,
Yours truly,
Name ' Address -