Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, March 06, 1912, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextpAH t'AflTAL JOntm. HAtt. OKKGOM. WEDXESDAT,MABCH,1H. j-pACS FIVE. .1 " a 'wmtiiiwiiiilni1ivi":f":""ili,iii.lr r i r- - r..fM t '''..."""'fT !K ' 1..,: 1 rvi r rcw apnne coots for Women UTTON BOOTS have the , principal call again this season, and vour most particular wants can be sup plied from the "JOHN KELLY" smart novelties. These popular shoes can be obtained only at this store, The quality of "JOHN KELLY" Shoes for Women is widely, known, The lasts and leathers represent the very latest fash ion ideas, With the pleasing style features these boots combine especial ease, splendid fitting qualities and, long wear, ALL LEATHERSTAN CALF, PATENT, WHITE BUCK, GUN METAL, WHITE CANVAS- $2.50 to $4.00 YOUR STOMACH IS YOUR BEST FRIEND OR YOUR WORST ENEMY A bad stomach will cause you to feel all tired and run down, have sick headache, .bad taste In the mouth, be droopy and nervous. Cooper's New Discovery will tone up a run-down, over-worked stomach, digest your food strengthen the nervous system and re store the stomach to a healthy condi tion so that you may eat what you please without fear of indigestion or stomach trouble. It will rid Vour stomach of all poisops, excessive acid and stomach gas which sours your en tire meal. That nauseous feeling will leave you and in fact you will feel fine generally. It will also regulate your bowels and relieve you of consti pation and restore your energy, am bition and appetite. For sale by J. C. Perry. SAGE RESTORES ' GRAY HAIR TO NATURAL COLOR other valuable remedies for dandruff, itching scalp, and thin, weak, falling hair. The beauty of the hair depends more on its rich, even shading than anything else. Don't have dry, harsh faded hair, whea a simple, harmless remedy will bring back, the color in ' ' a few days; and don't be tormented The old. Idea of Mslng 8age for , with dandruff, Itching acalp and darkening the hair U again coming lo8, falling hairs. Wyetli'a Sage in vogue; . Our grandmother had and Sulphur Hair Remedy will dark, glossy hair at 75. while our Quickly correct these troubles, and mother are gray before they are BO, Rive color, strength and beauty to their hair , your hair. Our grandmothers kept soft and glosay with a "Sage Tea," which also restored the natural col or. One objection to using such a prep aration was the trouble of making It This objection has been overcome by the Wyeth Chemical Company, of New York, who has placed on the market a superior preparation of sage, cpmblned with sulphur and 3igs For 30 Year - aft . Get a 50-cent bottle from your druggist today, and prove this to your own satisfaction. All druggists sell it, under guarantee that the money will be refunded it the rem edy is not exactly as represented. J. C. Perry, Druggist i o The Men Who Succeed. WILL SEI1D H TROOPS TO D0I10ER Washington, March 6. Govern ment officials, it was learned here to day, are Dl&nnlne to send mnret troops to the Mexican border. The exact nuniDer of troops to be sent and their disposition probably will be taken up with President Taft by Secretary of War Stimson upon the letter's return, tomorrow from Chica go. The Mexican ambassador Is expect edto confer with President Taft late today. n BACK FROM VISIT . TO CALIFORNIA A. P. Manning, of the Salem A stract and Land company, and Mrs. Manning, have returned from San Die go, where they have been enjoying the sunny climate of the state. Mr. Manning states that during his stay of 30 days In that state that there was but two days on which rain fell, and then it. was only light showers. He is well tanned from the effects of the sun and wind, and feels fine on ac count of the recreation.. He says that for roads no place can beat California as the state spent hundreds of thou sands of dollars for the roads, and they are perfect. One can travel for miles on paved streets, past farms, and the pavements are kept so clean that they glisten in the sun's rays. In some places there are separate roads for teams and automobiles, and the country Is full of autos. The country around San Diego is drying up from the lack of rain, the farmers are without feed for their stock, and are driving them' away for better pasture. as heads of largo enterprises are men of great energy. Success, today, de mands health. To all is to fall. It's utter folly for a man to endure a K SranrUrd i weak, run-down, half-alive condition r wnen mecinc timers win put mm emedy 10 right on hlstfeet in short order. "Four Diua i ii i I bottles did me more real good than uuejuesof Mucous Membrane any other medicine i ever took." ExMrtewwl tthamidtft will Ml yon K G It writes Chas. B. Allen, Sytvanla, Go. iruiJ.?!" ! V H" fJ"0: ! "After years of suffering with rheum iimrat it danim-oua. Bin G, rl erwrwhrnuJiica : ders and deranged kidneys, I am again I-?L.!;' roY'd "'" wiubi. Nm-poiioiwiMi, i thanks to Electric Hitlers, sound and ntiMtxie and tstnir in - M-..riM i -. lrcT mlrala, line sulphate, alcohol, coraine, o -i nareolic. it may b nurd full atrrnrrth with nit (ear. Why not cure yourKlIt Sold bf dma rT0!'.we th,B nm prepaid ttpon aeceiptW II. Fu marticular. etKioard with each bottU m nailed aealed is plua envelope on nqueat, Th Eiiat Chcnkal Ct, Cadisul, 0hl, D.S.1 well.' Try them. Perry's. Only 60c at J. G No muter what a woman's aim may be, the result is pretty sure to be a mlscue. ROOSEVELT PETITIONS ARE Oil FILE Oliver M. Hlckev. of Portland, to day died with Secretary of State- Ol- cott a completed petition requesting tnai tne name or Theodore Roosevelt be placed on the nominating, ballot at the com I ii ir nrimarles tat1 iirstl. dent of the United States on the Re publican ticket. In a letter accomnonvine: the netl- tlon Hlckev savs that h of the colonel are anxious to know that his name will go on the ballot, and therefore, decided to not wait for 6,000 names but to present it with i.uzs signatures. Seven counties are renrnflpntpil nn the petition, Multnomah contributing (he largest number of names, 973. The lowest number of tinmen ar riv en by Clatsop and Gilliam counties, each being represented on the peti tion by 38 names. o . CASCARETS WORK WHILE YOU SLEEP Salts, Calomel and Cathartic nils Are Violent They Act on the Bowels aa Pepper Acta in Nortrils. Take a Caecaret tonight and thor oughly cleanse your liver, stomach and bowels, and you will surely fee) grest by morning. You men and wo men who nave headache, coated tongue, can't sleep, are bilious, nerv ous and upset, bothered with a sick, gassy, disordered stomach, or have backache and feel ail worn out Are yon keeping cloan Inside with Cascarets or merely forcing a pas sageway every few days with salts catbartia puis or castor OUT This Is important. Cascarets immediately cleanM and regulate the stomach, romove the sour, undigested and fermenting food nd foul gasea; take the excess bile from the liver and carry off the decomposed waste matter and poison from the intestines and bowels. Remember, a Caa caret tonight will straighten you out by morning. A 10-cent box from your druggist means a clear head and cheerfulness for months. Don't forget the children. ALOHZO GESI1ER IS DEAD Alonzo Gesner died 195 S. Cottage street this forenoon at iu ociock irom ailments incident to old age, he being 71 years old. Mr. Gesner has served In tho n council of Salem and was at one time a representative in the legislature from Marlon county. Ho crossed the pmins in 1S4& at the age of four years, and has lived in Rnlom nr vicinity since that time, having re sided at the present home for about 35 years. He leaves hnaldAs hla mUnm T roy Gesner, of Spokane, Washington; Mrs Stella Hndirpa nf n..ioo i.iuh. and Miss Rhoda Gesner, of Salem', wno were all at his bedside at the time of his death. Complete arrangements fnr tho fu neral have not yet been made but the funeral will be held lTridav noon from the undertaking parlors vjl iv. i. ruguon, ot wign street. INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE HOT YET SELECTED The Sliecial IllVPBl I, 'nt'nir '..., .! tee on the investigation of the fire de partment of this city will meet at the city hall tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mayor Lachmund states he hna nnt yet selected the. committee, as he means to exercise great care In mak ing tne appointments. In all proba bility the committee will be selected from am one the business mm nf tim city, and this committee will act In conjunction with the fire and water committee of the council, which Is comnosed of J. D. Warlnsr. W. W Hill and J. C. Slegmund. . ARTIST HAS INARTISTIC LOT OF WORK UNITED MESS I.KA8KD WIKI.l London, March 6. The police courts today were crowded with the hearings of the 200 suffragetteB ar rested. All those convicted were giv en sentences ot hard labor, and de tectives are seeking other leaderB against whom information has been filed. A Unjted PreBS correspondent to day tried to see Miss Alice Morgan Wright, an Allmnv (N. Y.) heiress, who was sentenced to two months In Holloway prison, but the authorities held her Incommunicado. MIbb Wrlsht graduated from Smith College in 1!)04, and is now a famous sculptor. She will be compelled to scrub floois, clean windows, wash and iron clothing, and make sacks. She came to London Monday to take part In the window smashing, and later told the proprietor of her hotel that she expected to be arrested. IIOUSTOIIIIAS A LOCKOUT OF SIIOPMEII ukitwti rams uino wi. Houston, Tex., March 6. Because they announced that they would re pair no engines for the Houston and Texas Central railroad, practically the entire force of the Grant Loco motive works is locked out here to day. The Houston and Texas Cen tral is part of the system of the Southern Pacific railroad, , whose shopmen are out on strike. Sp s. ring t Sui Have you ever stopped to think how clev erly the prices on new Spring Suits are ma nipulated. Fluctuating, sort of Wall street fashion, up today, down tomorrow, Is it be cause the suit was better yesterday than it is today or will be tomorrow? Surely not. Do not speculate in new suits. Investi gate the clothing and methods of a store where there are no UPS and DOWNS in prices, .We make but ONEprice, and that is, from the very beginning, the lowest you can pos sibly find at any time on Suits made by Stand ard American Tailors, We have some very clever designs to ' show you in both fabrics and styles, and a good time to see them is NOW, ... . 'r''ril'iif'iiByVi'iriVi'i hi Snap in a Home $1500 will buy a home on Cheme keta street, two blocks from carllne, two blocks from paved street, sewer assessment paid, taxes paid; house sets on clean corner. This place has five rooms. Is a. VArv mmfnrtohlo home and will rent wll At nnv Hnm. We have a party now who will rent me piace ai ?ib ana pay the rent for six months in advance. 17rft will handle this place and the balance can run to suit. If you want a good nome, cneap, look Into this. LOTS! L0TS1 LOTS! We have lota In all thn mldltlnnn Lots for cash, lots on easy tenlia and lots on extremely low tnmm Nnu in the time to seleot your home site, for ouuamg weather will soon be upon US and Vnu Will want in Rtnrt onrlv Let ub show you what we have for saie. FARMS! FARMS! FARMS! We have farms In all porta of the ootintv and In rIzpa tn milt all If you are looking for a farm, it will cost you nothing to see what we are offering. We specialize on beautiful noweu ana saiem prairies, tne larg est bodv of all arond land In Ornirnn You haven't seen Oregon till you see this section. liECIITEL A BYNOJf 347 State Street. Tel. Main 4K2. The fellow who is profiting by It isn't the one to make a roar about a 'mistake. I Some New One 12 Just Unpacked! New, Snappy Models in WHITE NUBUCK The Regular CA ff I! The Swell 16-But- (1?C? ff high top at -4).ViJ I) ton top at . . . i)O.UU Tan Yelour. the Newest Tan Leather, In a nobby new toe. 1 6-Button top. You will want a pair of these EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR HAN AN SHOES 444 State Street REINHART'S Phone 442 IWanse They Eloped, omnto ricas ixbd wins. Los Angeles, March (. A. M. Pal mer, manager of a Ios Angoles de partment store, refused today to dis cuss the reported elopement of bis sluter, Miss Zada Palmer, with Frank R. Fisher. 'Nothing about the affair has been made public," sold Palmer. when shown a Portland dmpatch stating that the couple had been tak en into custody, Palmer refused fur ther comment CONCRETE PAVING. (Continued from page 1.) is giving very good satisfaction throughout When paving can be put down In this city for 97 cents per square yard It is high time for tho property own ers to sit up, and take notice, all the while remembering that the first hard surface pavement laid ill Salem cost something like $2.25 per yard, and that the concrete pavement has prov en such strong competition for the patented, one man, paving compan ies that they now offer their pave ment for as low ss 1.68 per square yard. As the E. W. Ooiger Construc tion company agrees to give the city the same guarantee that the asphal- tlc paving companies do, and s the saving effected by the use of con crcto pavement Is 22,C2.7 on the two street In queftlon, people should support the Gelger company In their endeavor to glv them a first class pavement at a saving of 25 per cent on the Job. LA FOLLETT FOLLOWERS JREjlflGRY UN1TID FRI8S MASIP Willi. I)s Angeles, March 6. La Follette sympathizers of Los Angeles will meet tonight to further their favor ite's candidacy for tho Republican presidential nomination. W. L. Hou ser, La Follctte's campaign manager, will address the meeting. Houser reiterated today his state ment that La Follette is in the presi dential race to stay, and that the a Follette wing of the DroKresHives had no second choice. Asked whethorhe and his asHtstants are Inclined to consider Roosevelt as a "big bufll ness" candidate, Mouser said: "I must decline to answer that question directly. Just consider that such men as Perkins, Ilanna and Munsey, all connected with the steel truBt, or connected with It at one time, are bohlnd Roosevelt and draw your own conciUHions. MORE INDICTMENTS AGAINST SCWMITZ San Francisco, March 6. Over the objection of Attorney Frank Drew to consideration of continuance of the remaining Indictments against for mer Mayor Eugene E. Hchmlts by Superior Judge Lawler lodged In the form of an allldavlt sotting forth pre judice on the part of tho court. Judge Law lor today put over the hearing on the remaining Indict ments until March 22, todalaJ Kotdi COLLAR) F,l( to mt mm and I . ka all aaa to ila a Ua in. ClaM. "lkMlf Caaanr, Mtn, Tror. W.T paiM M)iwnfiaaiipa phpiimihu7" aii.a...i.MiiaM..ii,.i,i,w,M,iaiMii. in. Are Complete KB I I M Jt e Oaitff inters furn ii M li M 11 N n M ii ii Ii M 11 N N 14 U ii M il 11 M n a i There is a variety of tire, Carpsts, Lioofeuois, Draperies, Hugs Shown at this store and at prices that cannot be equalled by any other in the city. We ask your inspection of the largest stock of its kind in Salem. Let us give you an estimate. rial Fmfaire Co Ha ll li II M n M M u ti ii (1 M 13 II M M 177 Liberty Street. Salem, Oregon 1 vV, r. t .