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"PlttAI, SALEM, QntGOS, F RID AT. XARC1I 1, 1912.
"There's
no 'Squeal'
in Cottolene
Madam"
e ProducL
COmeS from nnrk
IS Simnlv finer fat Tf U
inaigesuuie. iuu iaKe your chances.
Qtofe is made from the purest vegetable oil; it contains ho?
fat and never makes food greasy and indigestible. It is heaffl
and wholesome, and is economical because one-third less fa
quired than of eite butter or lard. &ySH
&e ater-pangs of mdigestion, by placing Cottolene in y&ktota
for all frying; and shortening purposes. aen
-Made only by THE N. K. FAIRBANIC rnMPAMv
Shortens Your Food-Lengthens Your Life
SEVELT
HAS MORE
THAN ALL
(Kansas Weekly Star.)
'; ixw City, Feb. 24. It makes no
:?irence whether the Weekly Star
'. all brings In two hundred or two
' Md or ten thousand votes In the
'& of presidential possibilities, the
sit li always the same Roosevelt
in more votes than all the others to
fltr. This ratio has prevailed day
t hy from the very beginning.
J II It remarkable also that the same
Milage In Roosevelt's favor Is not
; atj found In Missouri voters and lu
"a Kansas voters, but also In ' the
j-afrom other states. For Instance,
lour mail last night there were 431
. Of the 36 from Kansas, 20 of
a were for Roosevelt. Of the 30
li Missouri, 18 were for Roosevelt.
jMB remaining were miscellaneous
i in even 200 of them, were for
:ffelt.
Be itandlng up to last night fol-
iwielt
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in
a Toilette
'ill '
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'to
MOM ,.
binlni
Arwood
h
Altering
84,732
1S.G71
16,535
9,621
7,511
8,847
7,898
3,963
2,786
1,220
C90
115
' 2,309
m 164,898
1 Kt'gloct a Child's CoiirIi.'
"Child's Welfare" movement
challenged the attention r of
ww people everywhere. Moth
?w natural supporters, and will
" Foley8 Honey and Tar Com
most valuable aid. Coughs
,,ht unchecked lead to
bronchltlR and pneumonia yield
; Mo the hoallng and soothing
Zlf Jolry's Honcy ail Tar
2 i JCon,!llllB 110 llatpB and
'S Nn,K8' 18 ft medicine, not
Pharnmcy''Se 8,ll)sUt"tl'9- Rt'(I
.Children Cry
U F0R FLETCHER'S
SiST O R I A
;j THE OPEN FORUM !!
The Capital Journal Invites pub- '. '
' Ho discussion In f hln H
- blllcilL I
Let hnth o an nl -II
T . . . . wi an umuers
oe iuiiy nroueht nntTt a .t
the purpose of this newspaper to f
uu uiu uiinKing ror its readers. I
Hn HH
Ed. Journal: Since Teddv bIiIm! hi-
hat Into the ring It has caused Borne
newspapers, as well as some of our
statesmen to get up lu the air for fear
the "Kernol" will do something to the
old constitution framed by the federal
convention In Philadelphia on s,..
tember 17 1787. But not Rn Mo lino
been tried and found not wanting so
far tiR tllfl uhnla nan,ln .
jtuiuo tti b uuncei neu,
Fearless and aggressive he did his
duty as he saw It. He probably made
some mistakes, but most of them were
on the right side. .
It seems there Is somethine wrone.
and how to right that wrong Is the
question; not by adhering to old prac
tices and theories, but by up-to-date
plans and specifications. California
was. In very bad, politically, but new
plans and specifications were drawn.
The people accepted them, and such a
house cleaning. The old state breathes
easior today, freed from graft and cor
porations. Under the leadership of
Governor Johnson tho goods were de
livered, and the more we have of It
the butter we like It.
It seemsniost to be In the man.
agement of public affairs by public
officials. Is It policy, policy to do this,
Is It policy, to do that, even it it Is
right to do my duty; Is It policy. That,
as you all know, Is the burden of
and passed a day at the Hotel Medford
before the public was annrlaed ,.f h
fact. She was accompanied by her
manager and 18-year-old son, Fred
erlck. v
"Dear old Teddy " she repeated with
a smile of motherly affection. "I have
sung for him, and I will sine hi
praiBes from one end of the country
to tno other. He stands for thoBe
things that go to make un the wholn
some American home, the home with
children, with ideals, and yet with t
practical view of Bajvlce."
"What do I think of woman auf.
frage?',' Mine. Schumann-IIelnk 11 VP
a dramatic shudder. "No, no. The
place for woman is In the home. The
women of California tried to convert
me, but I know too much of life and
affairs. Politics Is bad. Women wnnlri
not lift politics up. Politics would drag
women down. No, I never want to
vote. My life Is for mv art nml mv
eight children."
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Notice lor Scaled Rids.
Notice Is hereby given that the com'
mon council of the city of Salem, Ore
gon, Invites sealed bids for the making
of an Improvement of North High
street from the north Hue of Court
street to the north curb line of Division
street, in said city, with Ultullthlc
pavement, Light Standard Ultullthlc
pavement, Heavy Gravel Ultullthlc
pavement, Light Gravel Ultullthlc pave
ment, El-Oso pavement No. 3, El-Oso
pavement No. 4 or concrete pavement,
In accordance with the plans, specifi
cations and estimates on file In the of
fice of the city recorder of said city,
which are hereby referred to and made
a part of this notice.
some of our public servants' troubles. ,, S IT . . n r a"er
A great question Is before the people d,Ryjf March 1912 at or abo"!
inio,, t .i... ...u..i . i.i . J 7 1 3 0 o clock p. in., In open council
nt iii.. , , , , meeting, In the city hall In Salem, Ore-
cost Of livllie. scarcity of work In Hnnie
cost of living, scarcity of work In some
localities, strikes and boycotts; noth
ing but fight! fight! fight.
It seems all our able statesmen at
Washington have done In the last half
century was to tinker with the tariff,
and under that tinkering some have
become quite wealthy, while the
whole people paid for the music, and
the band plays on.
JOHN SILVKRTON.
She ('ould Eat Him.
(UNITED MESH IJtAHKD Willi".. 1
Medford, Ore., March 1. "I love
Teddy Roosevelt; I could eat him; I
wish he would be president all the
time," thus spake Ernestine Schu-mann-Helnk,
the world-famous con
tralto and prima donna, last night,
when asked for her opinion of the po
litical situation. The diva slipped In
to Medford last night unannounced,
gon. Each bid submitted must be ac
companied by a certified check equal
In amount to ten . per cent of the
amount of tho bid. The city of Salem
reserves the right to reject any and
all bids. This notice Is published for
five successive days In a dally news
paper published In the city of Salem,
Oregon, the date of the first publica
tion being February 27, r912.
CHAS. F. ELGIN,'
2-27-Ct City Recorder
X-RAYS AND SMILES.
Madam Schumann-Helnk ti, w
phenated songstress, at Medford.
the statement that she "loved Teddy
nooseveit, and would like to eat him
Just Imagine some of the extra hich
notes she would reach with the stren
uous one In her little tummv. kioHn
against being digested.
'
If Madame Schumann-Helnk reallv
wants to eat Teddy, the horse editor
can point out a gentleman from Ohio
and another from Wisconsin who will
furnish all the salt, pepper, mustard
J -it. '
iiu omer condiments to make the
reed a hearty ode, and enable her tn
clean up the dish.
W. J. Bryan enthused the Demo
crats at Portland last night In a two
and a half-hour sneenh vta ion
thused the stand-patters by roasting
Roosevelt, even stirring the Oreisonlan
up to words of praise for him.
The English coal miners' ntrll-A
demonstrates that, coal miners doing
nothing, can render the celebrated
British navy harmless putttn them.
as President Cleveland bo eplgramat-
icaily put It, In a condition of "In
nocuous desueteude."
John Shaw, of Boston, 65 years old.
has the Jail record, havlne been
thrown In 204 times, most of them for
drinking not wisely but too much.
Still with all those years a man who
reauy wanted a record could (ret
drunk oftener than that. The police
must have been derelict In their dutv.
or the record would have been great
er.
Mrs. Jack Cudahy, of Chicago, has
bought a revolver to protect her home
from burglars. Jack Bhould increase
his life Insurance, and double that on
his wife. .
It looks as though Roosevelt might
hit the coffe pot for a third term
A Texas Jury praying for divine
guidance In reaching a Jury and this
from Texas Is about the limit.
Congress and the judiciary keep
probing Standard Oil, but they cvl
dently do not hit the oil. The probe
doesn't go deep enough to start a
leak.
A Civil War veteran, who stole a
mule nearly 60 years ago, has sent a
draft of $200 to tfle secretary of war
rAGE THREE.
"to pay for the same and ease his con
science." A man who can stand a
full grown mule on hi conscience for
50 years is both tough and gritty, but
the case Illustrates the truth that
"conscience makes cowards of us all."
though during the Modoc war some
one said It wag "Sconchins."
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WILL IIIVITE
GRAND -LODGE
TO CEREMONY
The Elk's Lodge at
meeting last evoningr
For sale by J. (!. Perry.
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fur HtimtMn MiMerauATtu.
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rtif I.0U pri Iiok. Will Mlit ibruM) irlol.t" ! jl!
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bt ih-m wui Joui rkr M ItM
iiL,tin MtM.ii-AL CO. jm ttt. LmeaiTfa. I
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SALEM BANK &
TRUST CO.
GENERAL BANKING AND
TRUST BUSINESS
With our assurance that we are
ablo and willing to take care of
It, we solicit youf Banking Busi
ness. Open an account with us,
and we will extend you every
favor consistent with good bank
ing principles.,
WE PAY FOI'R l'K It CENT
OX 8AYLN0S
Corner Slute and Liberty Slrcefs
J. L. Ahlers, President.
W. O. East, Cashier.
S. S. East, Vice President.
Dr. L. B. Sleeves, L. H. Roberts,
Directors.
SPECIAL PRICE
for a Short Time Only
'G-in-Wood-S Load Orders $1.75
'6-in. Wood-Sinelc load orders . . $2.00
ilace your order now for wood you will require this summer and fall
fte Chas K. Spaulding Logging Co.
rer' ni 1 CTfl
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II
I
Its regular
took a'lonK
stride toward the consummation of
Its new building project. A resolu
tion was adopted pledging the re
sources of the lodge to whatever
amount may be necessary for the
erection of an up-to-date Elk's build
ing. Among otber things they fixed
the date for the laying of the corner
stone during the sessions of the
Grand Lodge at Portland the second
week In July.
This means a new building that
will rival the Masonic Temple which
Is now under construction on StAte
and High streets. ' It Is everywhere
conceded that the location of tho
Elk's site on Court and High streets
Is oncof tlie very finest. In th pitv
for this purpose, and will make a
most desirable corner for business
rooms and offices as well as for
lodge purposes.
The greatest lmmediute point
gained by the Elks In their action
last evening Is the securing of rocog
nltlon from the Grand I-odge for the
laying of the corner stone. . This
means that tens of thousands of vis
Itlng Elks from all 'points of the
compass will come to Salem upon
that occasion. An Invitation will Im
mediately go out tc the Grand Lodge
oincials to take charge of the corner
stone laying ceremonies, and the af-
I iii i . .. . .
mir win do pui on tno oillcial pro
gram, which alone is worth a great
deal to the Salem Lodge as well as
to the Capital City.
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Notice for Seadd Bids.
Notice Is hereby given that the com
mon council of the city of Salem. Ore
gon, Invites sealed bids for the mak
ing of an Improvement of Center street
from the east line of Liberty street
to the west line of Fourteenth street.
In said city, with Bltullthio pavement,
Light Standard Bltullthio pavement,
Heavy Gravel Bltullthio pavement,
Light Gravel . Ultullthlc pavement.
El-Oso pavement No. 3 ,El-Oso pave
ment No. 4, concrete pavement or
Hassam pavement, In accordance with
the plans, specifications and esti
mates on file In the office of the city
recorder of said city, which are here
by referred to and made a part of this
notice.
Said bids will be opened on or after
the 4 th day of March, 1912, at or about
7:30 o'clock p. m., In open council
meeting, In the city hall In Salem, Ore.
gon. Each bid submitted must be ac
companied by a certified check 'equal
In amount to tfti per cent of the
amount of the bid.' Thui notice Is pub
llBohd tor five successive days In i
daily newspaper published In the city
of Salem, Oregon, the date of the first
publication being February 27, 1912.
CHAS. V. ELGIN,
2-27-6t City Recorder
rt ?.
The New Gloves for Women
and Children, in a RemxrU-
ably Complete Gathering of
styles, quality and Sizes.
; Whether you'desire gloves of silk, kid or fabric you will
find them in our large yid comprehensive glove stock in
every desirable color and in every size,
The careful selection ex
ercised in choosing has
made it possible for you to
buy gloveS here with ev
ery assurance that you
are securing gloves irre
proachable in style, fit
' and quality, Only repu-
' table manufacturers have
been drawn upon for our
supply, And "if your
gloves wear, . tell your
neighbor; if they don't
. tell Shipley,"
No mnttpr what nrio wnn
pay, you always get 100 cents worth of value for every dol
lar you spend, These items give a hint of the superior
values and choice allowed, ,
Kayser's 2-clasp silk gloves,
double woven finger tips,
Black, white and aO popular
colors, 50c 75c, $1.00.
Kayser's 16-button silk
gloves, double finger tips,
Black, white and colors,
Ai $1.00, $1.25.
Alexandre kid gloves In
piaue and 'over-seam stitch.
All leading colors $1.50.
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Choice selected lamb skin
gloves, All leading shades,
$1.00
Pacmo Cape gloves,
$1.00, $1.50
Dent's 2-clasp Cape gloves
$2.00
Dent's children's gloves,
$1.00, $1.50
Alexandre black suede
gloves, 3-clasp $1.75.
Quality
mnuwMWf
U. G. Shipley Co.
145-147 North Liberty Street
Between Suia and Court Streeti, SALEM, OREGON
Popular
PrlMi
HALF A LOAF
may bo "bettor than no bread", as
the proverb goes, but half a loaf of
our broad Is only bh aggravation.
For It is so light and toothsome, so
"morelsh" In flavor, that even a
whole loaf goes a vory short way In
satisfying the wants of those who
try It. If you would know what per
fect broad Is, try some of ours.
CAPITAL BAKERY
439 Court Streot
Phone 954
T
Office- Hrnn r nnrl Frrv fit
Phone 1830
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backache, rheumatism, kidney or bladder trouble, and urinary irregularitiei.
FoIy Kidney Pill are tonic in action, quicJc ia remit. Refuse substitute
All patent medlclnts or medicines ad
tertlsed In this paper ar. for sal at
DR. STONE'S
Drug Store
Salem, Oregon
Also
Dr. Stone's
1IFIVP TtRAPfl
For the cure of Heaves afflicting th
norse. A iiquia meuicme, giroa on
the feed, which the most fastidious
bone will not refuge to eat. From
one to elt bottles given ae directed
will cure the moat stubborn caaa.
Price, $1 00 per bottle or six bob
tlci tor fS .00.
Notice for Sealed Illdn.
Notice Is hereby given that the com
mon council of the city of Salem In
vitee sealed bids for the making of an
Improvement of South Fourteenth
street from a point 24.5 feet north of
the south line of State street to the
north line of Mission street. In said
city, with Illtiillthlc pavement, light
Standard Ultullthlc pavement. El-Oso
pavement No. 3, El-Oso pavoment No.
4, or concrete pavement, heavy grav
el Ultullthlc pavement, light gravel
Bltullthio pavement, In accordance
with the plans and specifications and
estimates on file In the office of the
city recorder of said city, which are
hereby reforred to and made a part ol
this notice. '
Said bids will be opened on or aft'ir
m iu day or March, 1912, at or about
7:30 o'clock p. m. In open council
meeting In the city hall, In Salem, Ore
gon, Each bid submitted must be ac
companied by a certified check cfiial
In amount to ton per cent of the
amount bid. The city of Salem re
serves the right to reject any and all
bids. This notice Is published for five
sncceaslve days In a dally newspaper
published In the city of Salem, Ore.
gon, the date of the first publication
being February 27, 1912.
CHAS. F. ELGIN,
2-27-M City Recorder.
You ludie a ninn not liv whnt hu
promises to do, but by wfiat he has
done. That Is the only true test.
Chamberlain's Cough Hemedy Judged
by this standard has no superior.
People everywhere speak of It In the
highest terms of praise. For sale by
all dealers.
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CASTOR I A
For Infanta and Children.
Thi Kind YaaKavs AIw3js Bought
Bears the
Signature of
Better Pianos "
AT
This Columbian "Favorite"
t With 24 Selections Including
nigoieiie- ana . "juucia Box
tette. $59.00
Three days FflEK trial.
Smaller Cost
Wo sell on the "Ono-Honost-Prlce-to-all"
system consequently our
customers flifd satisfaction In the X
absolute knowlodgo that they pay
no more for a pluno than any one f
else would pay.
We muke tonus to suit every- X
one.
;! Tlie Wiley B. Allen Store
247 N. Commercial Street. Salem, Oregon
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I Sheet Music 5c and 10c
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