Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, June 22, 1912, First Section, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextDAILI CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALES, 0RE605, SATURDAY, JCKE 22, Jig. :r t. Ti-t- mill The New Perfection Oil Cook-stove Suits Everybody It mill the most exacting French chef. It suits the housewife. It ii found in luxurious villa in campi in farmi in humble city home. Everybody use it ; everybody likes it It bake, broil, roast and toast a well a coal range. It is equipped with a special heating plate, and we sell the New Perfection oven, broiler,, toaster, and pancake griddle. Oil Cook-stove All dealer! tell the Move. It ia kandaomdr finiihed in nickel, with cabinet top, drop helvea, towel raclct, etc Long cHftimejri, eo meled turquoUe-blue, I, 2 or 3 burnen. every stove. Cook. Book alio fliren anyone tending J centt to covet muling coat. 3 i to rna j STANDARD OIL COMPANY (IncotporeUd) San Fraitckeo, CaL Lot Angalea, CaL Saa Diaio, Cat Sa Jom, Cal. StMkto. Cat. StureusMtQ. CaL Marrar.1L. CaL Fwno, CaL PttUa)d, Or. SaaltU, Waak SnokitM. Waslw Tacoaaa.Waah. TAFT THE PR00A0LE IDEE SOCIETY (Continued from rage 3.) Woman's Art Club Notes. Mrg. William K. Kirk, of Salem Wo- (t,u,"' . ,e"T ",D " delegates and friends to spend the day delegate to the biennlul convention of i ,,,Li,i... , -1,1,. n,....,, Cisco wlH be arranged for visiting club women and friends. Saturday morning, by courtesy of the San Fran cisco chamber of commerce, a steam er excursion around San Francisco bay will be tendered to officers and delegates of the convention. On the same day the country club plans an excursion of two hundred and fifty A BRIEF RESUME OF HIS OFFI CIAL LIFE AS WELL AS HIS HOURS OFF" IS SOMEWHAT OF A PRECEDENT BUSTER. A "FOGGY" BRAIN federated clubs In Sun Francisco, and Is expecting1 to meet about twenty del egates from Oregon, on the Simula Limited, which train she will take. . Following are a fow of the ploaBures provided for the visiting club women at San Francisco: Hy courtesy of the local biennial board and the woman's board of the Panama-Pacific Interna tloniil exposition, officers, delegates and alternates will be given an auto mobile ride to Golden Gate park and the Cliff House, through the Presidio, and the site of the Panama-Pacific ex position, on Saturday afternoon, June Twenty-ninth and also on Monday af ternoon following. On Tuesday, the Pacific, coast womnn's press associa tion will entertain visiting presB wo men with an automobile ride to Cliff House, where luncheon will be served In the banquet hall, overlooking the Golden Gate. Thursday afternoon, July fourth, an invitation is extended to the membora of the general feder ation of woman's clubs to visit the public piny grounds and witness the apeclnl Fourth of July exercises. On this afternoon the Cnllfomla Federa tion of Woman's clubs extends a cor dial Invitation to the members of the eleventh biennial convention to attend an Informal reception at the Falr- inount hotel, from three to six o'clock In Washington township, Alameda county. The visitors will -be met at Nlles with automobiles, taken over the beautiful drives of the township, and then to Mission, San Jose, founded In 17117. Luncheon will be served at Palmdale, the country home of Henry Lachman. Visitors will be returned early enough In the afternoon to keep dinner engagements In San Francisco. Saturday, the club women of Napa county have arranged a trip to St. Helena, through the Napa valley, good from Saturday until Monday, open to all members of the convention. The (lrnt of the delegates to the eleventh biennlul convention of the General Federation of Woman's clubs which convenes next Tuesday, reached San Francisco yesterday. Up to that time more than a thousnnd uelegntes had sent In credential cards and hod been assigned at slate headquarters. It Is expected thut at least two thousand women, repre senting nearly every state "In the union, will be present when the con vention Is called to order. Somebody once said Colonel Roose velt was the greatest little precedent buster that ever Presldented at the "White HotiBe. It didn't look like Roosevelt had left a Blngla solitary measly little precedent unshattered when William Howard Taft moved into the White House. Remains of the 'dead and decaying precedents littered the lawn, or were decently packed away In the cellar and a miscellaneous collection of 553 big sticks, which adoring friends had forwarded the Unprecedented Predecessor. Hurriedly moving over to the Exec utive offices, with a copy of the Con stitution under his arm, Taft started I right In on March 4, 1909, for a little precedent punishment himself. Dur ing the next three years Taft has Jug gernaut'ed over more precedents than T. R. ever dreamed of doing. As a matter of fact, before he made that 'trip to the executive office (with the constitution under his arm) he had already scored one. Nobody ever heard of a president's wife riding down Pennsylvania avenue with her hus band following the Inauguration. It wasn't customary. But Taft saw that It was done. He always admitted that If It badnt been for Mrs. Taft be would have accepted Colonel Roose velt's opportunity to place him on the supreme bench, and never entered the presidential race. So he wanted Mrs. Taft to enjoy his Inauguration causes lack of energy and forgetful ness. Brain-workers are often af flicted with "Brain Fag" lose interest in their work, and are caused great annoyance by lapse of memory. The use of alcoholic stimulants or "tonics" exhilarates by unnatural means, and is surely followed by depressing after effectsthe continuance of which sooner or later leads to utter break down! A clogged condition of some organ may cause this the liver, bowels, bladder or kidneys are sluggish and cannot perform their proper function poisons accumulate saturate the blood, and are carried to every part of the body loading the entire system I with disease. breedine Eerms. causing ' I l . I i .! MM,nf A pression. To remove the cause is the ONLY possible way to remedy the trouble, and Uollister's Rocky Mountain Tea does this, in a thorough and gentle manner. It not only speedily regu lates ALL liver, kidney, bladder, bow el and blood disorders, but tends to build new tissue renews health and strength throws off all poisonous waste from the body and banishes, for all time, such symptoms as head ache, brain-fag, bilousness, etc. Thousands of men, women and chil dren know this from practical expe rience. Hnllltter't RoekyMonnUln Tea ia inetpnislve ona 35cpaeka making 105 cupa ol thin turnout heullli ffivinu Tea and ii tbe moat effective am sureat remedy known. Busy men. traveling men. bachelor and othen find the Tablet lorra HoUiater'a Rocky Mountair Tea Nutaeta convenient to carry in the pocie and oawlly oene&clal alto 36c. HARVARD IS AGAIN A VlilOER New London, Conn., June 22. Row ing a masterful race the great Harv ard crew defeated Yale In the varsity eights late yesterday In one of the prettiest races ever seen on the Thames. Harvard's time was 20:30. just 30 seconds more than the record. Yale got away In the lead but at the two mile point Harvard had forged ahead and from that time had' tbe victory in hand. In. the last mile Yale showed great spirit and tried to close the gap but In vain. Harv ard finished' strong and ealsly, while Yule was exhausted. Charles Roman of Yale was hardly able to hold his place as the shell slid across the fin ish line. J 'p 'flf S jM, tlon. Stout as he Ib, he likes to hus tle over the golf links and plays a hefty game. The president Ukes theaterB. On an average, he has attended at least one performance every week throughout his term. He delights in automoblling and Is so used to it that he can sleep comfortably Bitting upright in the ton neau on his long trips. There never was a man in public Just s he was eettlnz acnnalnted !llfe wn Bt,lck to those he believed In, with the 1nl. Taft discovered that T. '-e Tart-witness naiiinger R. had made It a precedent that a n ls even tempered, and ordinarily ehlnf .vpRi.tlv. -hnnlrl write lnne mes. soft-Spoken. But on occasion, lie can sages to congress. Several thousand j make things hot. He carries the Judi cial attitude always. He never per- words was about right. But Taft's first message, convening an extra session of congress, was a measly little 150 words. Credible wit nesses assert that when Secretary Lat- ta, his arms all sinewy with the heft ing of ponderous communications un . Makes the Nation Gasp. The awful list of Injuries on a Fourth of July staggers humanity. Bet over against It, however. Is the wonderful healing, by Bucklen's Ar- The D. A. H, and S. A. R. will give a Salve, of thousands who suffered reception to all visiting members of from ourna, cutB- bruises, bullet the orders, In the concert room of the vounds or explosions. It's the quick Palace hotel July fourth from four to healer of bolls, ulcers, eczema, sore six In the afternoon. Friday aftornoon "1's of piles. 25 cts. at J. C. Perry a. a walking trip through China town ' 1 and the shopping district of Snn Fran- Journal "Want Ads" Bring Results mlta himself to hurry. He takes his time, visualizes everything, debates It to himself, gets the views of a half :i dozen outsiders, reads up on It, and then announces himself. Nobody will ever know how much FILES HIS REPLY IN DAMAGE SUIT A reply has been filed In circuit court by J. S. Winters & Co., to the damage suits of J. N. Beck, J. Rein hart and O. A. Tang, filed recently. These suits originated over alleged damages done the three men at the time the trusses collapsed at the Car negie libiary In March last. The con tractor alleges that, the accident was accidental anad that the workmen were experts having as good knowl edge of the character of the work as the foreman or superintendent In charge. The contractor alleges that theacicdent was not his fault and that the men must suffer the consequen ces of what the contractor calls their cwn neglect. BEWARE OF SUDDEN ATTACKS THAT MAY PROVE DEADLY. YOU CAN SOON REPEL THE MOST DANGEROUS WITH PL1. KDNG'S NEW ISCERY THE MOST INFALLIBLE CURE FOR COUGHS AfiD COLDS WHOOPING COUGH AND ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY FOR THROAT AND LUNGS PRICE 50c AND $1.00 I OLD AND OUAIIANTEED BY I It C. FE2BT. tOlTHFlL, WRIXKLELESS SKIN EASY TO HAVE der the old regime when told that single sheet of paiier was a "message." Well, Toft kept that precedent bust ing stunt up. He attended private dinners at the home of friends In almost fainted j1'16 Personal side of the presidential Issue has hurt Taft. He couldn t be made to thing that Roosevelt would come out against blm in the early pre convention months. He said he "had been hit below the belt'' by Roosevelt, I . . . , ... 1. - . . 1 t . Washington -something "stern cus-jna lual 18 1,18 " lee,B BUUUl torn" never permitted before. He rak w,th he who was his clo8est coaxed congress, rather than bullied friend, It Get the Full Earn ings of Your We offer a most desirable invest ment for those who desire to take advantage of the full earning power of their money, and at the same time secure safety of principal. Our 7 per cent Profit Sharing Bond pnys 7 per cent Intorest, payable semi-annually, and then pays the In vestor his Just portion of the profits earned each year. The bonds are re deemable. The net proceeds of these bonds are Invested In real estate first mortgages and securities upon real estate, and their value Increases with tbe company's growth. These bonds pay a much better In come than you can possibly realize from mortgage loans placed yourself, and the security la absolutely gilt edge. Investigate thes e bonds and get what your money is really earning. 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He busted to Infinitesi mal molecules all previous records for presidential traveling. He made T. R.'s strenuous feats of train hustling look like a frayed tmitat Ion. There are so many other little pre cedents all dead and gone that It would require the space of one of the Roosevelt messages to chronicle them. And the peculiar part of It Is, that Taft never did very much precedent smnshlng before he became president, He had the "Judicial teniierament.' He came by It naturally. His father was a lawyer, and at one time secre tary of war. The son stnrted a lawyer after graduating, with honors, and at the age of 21, from Yale, In '78. He got his first political Job In 1881, and has been holding appoluttve or elective offices ever since. . He was "Roosevelt's candidate" for the presidency. The Strenuous One got behind him, heljied his campaign, and rejoiced In his election. If Roose velt had his renown for certain dental characteristics, Taft's smile has be come a catch phrase. It ls contagious that Binlle It begins with an Inward chuckle thut wobbles the third and lowermost presidential chin, and then crops out with a subdued chortle. A grayish moustache doesn't hide It either. i. One of the precedents T. R. estab- lRhed that was continued around the White House, was the physical culture stunt. But where Roosevelt mixed It with jlu Jltsu artlBts, wrestlers, prize- rigtiters and fencers lu the White House gym, Taft has an ''exercising expert" Dr. Barker. It Is one long continuous battle with Taft to keep down his weight. The president now weight 320 pound. He doesn't look It because he Is large all over. He diets, too. He doesn't smoke and never touches even the lightest kind ot wines. The physical culture stunt has kept Taft In perfect physical trim. Except for Insignificant colds, he hasn't bad a tick day throughout his admtnstra- EuuHlly to Blame. UNirxD mass liirrd wiim.l London, June 21. That J. 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C, June 1, 1912, Sealed proposals, plainly marked on the outside of the sealed envelope: "Proposals for Addition to Brick School Building, Salem Indian School, Oregon," and addressed to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Washington, O. C, will be received at the Indian Olllce until 2 o'clock p. ni.. July 17 1912, for furnishing materials and labor for the construc tion of an addition to brick school building at the Salem Indian School, Oregon, In strict accordance wth tho plana, specifications and Instruc tions to bidders, which may be ex amined nt this Olllce, the ofllces of the Supervisor of Construction, Den ver, Colo., the Oregonlan, Portland, Oie., the Capital Journal, Salem Ore.i the American Contractor, Chi cago, 111., the U. S. Indian Ware houses nt Chicago, 111., St. Louis, Mo. and San Francisco, Cnl-, the Bulld era and Traders Exchanges at Min neapolis, Minn, and Omaha, Nebr.. and at the School. For further In formation apply to the Supt of the Salem Indian School, Cheinawa, Ore gr.n. F. It. Abbott. Acting Commis sioner. e-U-16t-eod A sprained ankle may aa a ml be cured In from three to four days by applying Chamberlain's Liniment and obnervln the directions with each boiate. For sale by all deaiera. W . . WW. y v . a 'iWV.-.'J.'-': aV yPH I, il.NS. jfX m. Na;; fliii!i!!ii,ir'n, aw V' V .1''-' ' " . ' r ' 1 I,. - a!jefUv'lUaU'a,srai iMirt'. i Report of the Condition of United States National Bank SALEM, OREflOW AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS JUNE 14, 1912. Condensed front Report to Comptroller X3 RESOURCES Loans and discounts $ 468,001.97 United States Bonds 31,000.00 Other Bonds and Securi ties 406,702.88 Banking House ' 140,000.00 Furniture and Fixtures... 12,000.00 Cash and Due from Banks 3uO,778.u4 $1,408,483.19 LIABILITIES Capital Stock $ 100,000.00 Surplus and Profits 51,773.32 Circulation 25,000.00 Ueposlts 1,231.709.87 11,408.483.19 GROWTH OF DEPOSITS! June 14th, 1905 $ l.r8,Sr.2.92 June 14th, 1900 208,685.82 June 14th, 1907 233,898.64 June 14th, 1908 365.676.56 June 14th, 1909 476,364.44 June 14th. 1910 763,343.70 June 14th, 1911 1,015.039.02 June 14th, 1912 1,231,709.87 ' 1m have: your MONEY IN THE BANK w