Daily capital journal., July 09, 1912, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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IT CAPITil 7TRJAL, HALE. OREOON. TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1912.
Made of FAeaf-TheMeat
of All the Grains!
Rich in the most valuable food element
(Protein) the bone-building, muscle-making
substance the nourishment of meat without
its drawbacks.
This is why "Force" develops the child
sustains the grown-up strengthens the old.
Another reason. Wheat cooked is easy
to digest and assimilate. Avoid the heavy
coarse, bulky grains that underfeed the system
but overwork the
stomach.
Eat "Force" the
Wheal Foodwith a
blend of barley malt.
Appetizing Delicious-Satisfying
ready
to serve with milk and
sugar.
Have a rorce
breakfast tomorrow.
Made by The H-0 Company, Buffalo
SB
TO II A Y K PERFECT SKIX
THHUl'UIIOl'T TIIK SIMMER
(From Tho Guide to Beauty.)
Thesn days the face, neck, arms
ami hands need special rare und at
tont Idii. FlyliiK tlvint nnd dirt, the
boating Hiin bio gevern on nny skin.
Tlinlr despoiling effects uro beat
overcome by the application of pure
nu'rcollz.ed wax. Thin keeps hIiIii
nnd pori'H In a cli'iinly condition, the
complexion beautifully while nnd
npotlenH. Tun, freckle, blotches a nd
uaiglioned cuticle are actually ab
nnrheil liy it. One ounce of mcrcol
wax, obtainable at any drug
Btoro, Is milllclcnt to completely ren
ovato a boIM complexion. It Is used
like cold cream, allowed to remain
on over night, und washed olf In the
morning.
As the skin tends to expand In
warm wenthor, cheeks und chin to
fug and wrlnklcB to form, a good
astringent lotion Bhould he used.
Dissolve one ounce powdered hiixo
llto, In one-half pint witch hazel.
llMtho the face In this morning's or
before going out for theatre or mx-lal
affair. It Is a remarkable skin tight
ener and wrinkle eraser.
The body of an Indian woman was
found In a pool of the Umatilla river
nt-nr Pendleton Sunday. She had been
murdered.
CLOSING -OUT
PRICES
AT TIIK 111(1 SALE, WHICH III'DS
Tomorrow, Wednesday, July 10, at 9 a. m.
THE GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR
)IUS. II. T. SWART, Proprietress
MlltTII (' I) M M E II (' I A L STREET
All T)h, Nolls, (imiieH, li I mi, Griinllo nnd Tlnniiro (n he Closed
Out, Me i-linl I not mine one Hem incut limed nlioie to our new
store nt ll,i High Street, In I he now MiiNoiilr Tnuple.
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HEAD THESE OVER
Toys anil (iaiites, values to ll.'ic l!c
Toy nnil (liuucs, values to 2."o. lllc
Toys ami (lumen, values lo 10c 4c
ll.f.o Air Hull 91
$2.75 Mirror Scope UM
V2' Mirror Scope I.B.i
$3.2.". Pel's Toy (irocery Wore I.W
$2 00 I'et's Toy (Irocery Store IN'
7'ic Fine China Plates IV
$1 .no Klne China Salad Howl INf
2 Hand ralnled Plates 7."o
$2.30 Cake Plale
$1 (: China Salad Sets
$:t.7r. Jointed KJd llixly Holla '-.."
$1.2.'. Jointed Kid Body Molls K"f
$12'. Dressed Dolts "
Ladles' $1 .do Waists I'M-
$2 00 and $l.f.O Ladles' and Children's Sweaters Sr
3:.e Ladles' Fumy Collins
:t;.c Ladles' nnd Clilldn n's Mono le
200 yds. 7o Hiuhrolilory. per yd 2e
noo yds. 10c Kmbroldery, per yd Ie
$10.00 Kubber-Tlied locomobile- 7.i0
FREE TO THE CHILDREN
The llrt I INI Girls under !". enlerliig (he store VetlnoMliiy
5loriilng will n-celie a FREE rhmirf en beiiiitllul :..HI Hell.
IMIUVIM1 HU H Till ItHllAT AT S J'. M. I
The tlrt Ht llejs under I rnlerliig Ihe Mure Thursday
Jlernlnif will rrrvUt a I'll EE rhuiiro on a tine Mux Air Itlllo,
WIAWIM) IIEI.l) FRIDAY AT S I. M. t
The Gol den Rule Bazaar
271 North Commercial Street j
GALL FOR
MEETING OF
JEW PARTY
OttTY STATES REPRESENTED
AM) CO.NVENTIO.V IS TO BE
HEED IX CHICAGO, A I GIST 5
NEARLY EYERY STATE WILL
SEND DELEGATES.
New York, July 8. A call to the
people of the United States who are
In sympathy with the national "pro
gressive movement" to send dele
gates to a national convention to
open August 5 in Chicago, was given
out Sunday by United States Senator
Dixon, of Montana Theodore Roose
velt's campaign manager. The call
Is signed by members of the commit
tee chosen at a meeting held In Chi
cago and also bears signatures of
Roosevelt followers In 40 states.
"The territories have no place In a
national convention and will not be
considered," said Senator Dixon, In
commenting upon the signatures. "As
for the missing eight states, the most
of them probably will send delegates,
although they have not taken part In
the call. Maine, for Instance, post
loned any definite action because
there now Is a strong fight on in the
primaries, with the sympathy run
ning In favor of the progressive
n.ovoment. Delaware, North Caro
lina, Arkansas and Nevada probably
will take part In the convention.
Mississippi and South Carolina pos
sibly may be unrepresented."
Slates lo Mitko Own Rules.
'The call laysdown no rules as
to the methods of choosing delegates,
since each Btate will be expected to
select Its delegates by Its own para
phernalia. Tho representation will
be cut down Just one-half of the pre
vious conventions, which was deemed
advisable since this convention is to
be notably a deliberative body, and
will certainly bo composed of a class
of men altogether different from
those who usually attend conven
tions.
"In all irrobublllty the convention
will adopt the name 'National Pro
gressive' for the new party but I
cannot si.y definitely what will be
done. Thus far no Issues have been
authoritatively stated, and of course
the platform Itself will have to be
decided upon by the delegates."
Tho text of the call Is:
"To the people of the United States
without regard to past differences,
who, through repeated betrayals, re
alize that today the- power of the
ciooked political bosses and of the
privileged classes behind them is so
utiong in the two old party organlz
ntloiis that no help In the real In
terests of our country can come out
of either.
National Scope Promised.
"Who believe that the time has
come for a natlonnl progressive
movement ft nation-wide progress'
Ive movement on non-sectional
lines, so (hat the people may be
'erved In sincerity nnd truth by an
organization, unfettered by obliga
tion to conflicting Interests.
Mini believe In the right, and ca
pacity of the people to rule them
selves and effectively to control all
Hie agencies of their government and
who hold that only through social
nnd Industrial Justice, thus secured,
tan honest property And permanent
protection.
"Who believe that government by
Die few tends to become, nnd has, In
fact, become government by the sor
did Inlluencea that control the few.
"Who l.elleu1 that only through the
movement proposed can we obtnln In
the nation und the several states the
legislation demanded by the modern
Industrial evolution; legislation
which shall favor honest business
and yet control the great agencies of
modern business so ns to Insure
their being used In the Interest of
the whole people; legislation which
shall promote prosperity and at the
same lime secure the belter and
more equitable diffusion of prosper
ity; legislation which shall promote
the economic well-being of the hon
est farmer, wage-worker, profes
sional man and business man alike
but which shall nt the same time
i.l like In c lllclent fashion, and not
pietend to strike nt the roots of
ptlvlUge In the world of Industry no
lf than In Ihe world of K.lltics.
Etolullon In Thwart Itooliillnii.
"Who believe that only this type of
wise Industrial evolution will avert
Industrial revolution,
j "Who believe that wholesome par
ly government can come milv If
there Is wholesome party manage
ment In a spirit of sen Ice to the
whole country and who hold (hat the
commandment delivered at Slnal,
'Thou shnlt not steal.' applies to pol
itics as well as to business.
j 'To all In accord with these views
Why Such Nimble
EeetTIZ
No More Tired, Aching, Chafed, Wis
tered, Calloused Feet So! They
'ow Dunce with Delight
Send for Free Trial Package Today.
Like blithe, merry iiiubIc TIZ
makes your feet fairly dance. A way
go the aches and pains, the corns
and callouses the blisters and bun
ions.
TiZ draws out the acids and pol-
oens that puff the feet. No matter
how hard you work, how long you
ounce, how long you are on your
feet TIZ brings that infinite calm
and repose to tired, aching feet that
puts you at ease with yourself and
all tho world.
Try a TIZ foot bath and your
wrinkled brow will smooth out as it
never did before.
write today to Walter Luther
Dodge & Co., 1223 S. Wabash Ave.,
Chicago, 111., for a free trial package
of TIZ or go to any drug store, de
partment or general store and get a
package of TIZ 25 cents a box. And
see that you buy TIZ demand TIZ
Don't accept a substitute.
Home Labor Should Be Given Pref
erence.
(Sllverton Journal.)
Salem hag a charter provision for
the protection of home labor.
The charter provides that prefer
ence be given bona fide citizens in
public work, such as construction of
streets, sewers or public buildings,
and railroad traction, lines having
franchises from the city, etc. .
The charter provision In Salem has
been a dead letter for some time.
E. Hofer addressed an assembly of
resident laboring men on the street a
short time ago, which' resulted In a
strong resolution being presented to
the mayor and city attorney, asking
that the charter provision be en
forced.
This charter provision should not
only be enforced In Salem, but the
plrlt should be carried to every town
and community In the country.
Home laboring men are entitled to
the preference In home work. They
are home people. They help to pay
the expenses of city government, home
protection and home privileges. They
patronize home merchants, home In
stitutions and Industries. They are
a part of the supporting pillars of our
prosperity and business existence.
Even if outsiders offer to work for
a few cents less, Is It proper to hire
them, and allow home merchants to
be idle?
Is It good business?
I'OINTEKS FOR THE MOTORIST.
have senators and representatives In
congress, to mct In convention in
Chicago on the fifth day of August,
1912, for the purpose of nomlnatliiK
candidates to be supported for the
positions of president and vice-presi
dent of the United States."
SALEM CHERRY FAIR
TO BREAK RECORDS
(Portland Telegram.)
Every Portlander is Invited to make
Salem similar to Portland In festivi
ty, attendance and Interest July It.
12 and 13. These are the days of tho
Salem Cherry Kulr. The manager!
announce that It will be "bigger. Def
ter rr.d more beautiful" than ever be
fore, that unusual plans for entertain
ment of guests have been made and
that there will not bo a dull minute
during the fair. The first day of the
fair will be given over principally to
an exhibition of Oregon manufactured
products and a "Made In Oregon" pa
rade. Forty sections of Oregon man
ufactures will be shown in the new
Salem armory. The second day will
be devoted to the Elks, and there will
be a baby and commercial club parade
An automobile parade with appropri
ate decorations with a large and at
tractive prize list will feature the
third and Inst day of the fair.
fre Is JiccexMiry In Currying Spares.
Oftentimes motorists seem to think
that no care Is necessary In carrying
spare tires, says a Mlchelln expert.
Uncovered envelopes are tossed on
roofs of limousines where sun and
rain beat upon them. Unprotected
Inner tubes are thrown carelessly Into
tool boxes where they come In con
tact with sharp tools.
Needless to say, such practices are
destructive. Strong light Is very Inju
rious to rubber. So likewise Is heat.
For these reasons, If no other, spares
should be kept In cases.
Moisture and oil are also Injurious
to tires. Waterproof wrappers which
keep out light, moisture and oil and
at the same time protect spares from
injury by contact with sharp sub
stances, can be had of any accessory
dealer. Every motorist should use
them.
Cardboard boxes are never satlsfac
tory for carrying tubes In a car. Ev
ery vibration of the car cause chaf
fing between the box and tube and
since cardboard Is harder than rub
ber, the tubes will Inevitably be In
jured. Covers for Inner tubes should
tuke the form of bags which will fit
snugly around the tube.
The summer semester of the Ore'
gon Normal school at Monmouth
opened .Monday with 128 In attend
mice.
LUVOII RODEfl
of LYNDOfl, KY,
Recommends Lydin E. Pink
ham' Vegetable Compound
for Backache, Nervous
ness, Headaches.
A - -
; Wr,i H-Von Rodn
Salem Man Hiijs Tract In Washington
(Ooldendule Gazette.)
A. D. Olson, of Salem, Oregon, has
purchased the 20-acre tract of land
belonging to Miss Hatch, which lies
Just east of town. The price paid
was $3000, or $1".0 per acre. Mr. Olson
expects to build a neat residence on
this land, nnd he and family will inal-.e
their home here.
Stubborn Colds May Lead
to Consumption
PM you er?r linve cold that would
tint let ko; rough flint perslftted, Hint
piTrentei slp, hihI mnde wnklng hour!
niUernble? Kckmun'H Alterative In the
printer remedy In inch cuscn. IVrhiip
mtint nlmple medicine may he effective
where It la only n tickling In the thront;
but whtfii ycur chest In fore nnd simple
remedlen don't answer then tuke. l'Vk
mini's Alterative. Neglect often lends to
more actons trouble; a enne In point fol
Iowa: 7IH Cherry Ht., I'liilu., Pa.
"Ontletnen: In July, lPo., 1 first no
ticed the condition t tint showed I bud
Consumption. 1 tost weight rupidly; had
a hollow rough, heiuorrliutfea and Tery
aevere niwiit sweats. My brother reeom
nteii'lt'd KckmHU H Alterative. In the Full
of IPOA 1 hvunn to tnke It. At thin time
I nut perfectly well nnd robust. My ap
petite ts R(Md niul in y weight Una lu
rreaaed from 110 to 140 pounds. Not a
trine of my old trouble remains. I will
gladly express the merits of lull medi
cine to Hityone."
tHIiined) M. U G Kit HA HPT.
Kckiunu'a AlleiaUvv UeoVclUe In Bron
chitis, Axthmn, May Fever; Throat and
1 -tin it Troubles, and In iipbnllillnff the
system. loes not conthin poUons, oplntcs
or bn bit forming drugs. Ask for booklet
of cured case and write to Rrkman
Laboratory, Philadelphia, Pa., for more evi
dence. For sale by alt leading druKtfisti and
J. C. Perry.
MMi.n Crv for Fletcher's
iu 2" Ior w and ha8 teen made under Us per
V SlSfiZS 8nnl Bupervtalon since its infancy.
UffiUijM. Allow no one to deceive you In this.
lulrmtcmdT-1ixVnc0 asalnot EsperlmenU
What is CASTORIA
S. neither Opium, Morphine
substance. Its nKo la its guarantee. . f,0"'0'"',!
d allays rcverishness. F011.
lias been in constant uso for the relief ' Col,?VIi t?-T
natuloncy, Wind Colic, all Tccthlnff Troubles Und
War" M It regulates tho Stomach nnd lioweks,
SSlntea tho Food, giving healthy and natural sleep,
l'he Children's Panacea-Tho Mother's irieui.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
iBears the Signature of
A
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years
THl etNT JH e0MPV. TT MURY 1TIIKT, MtW TCjMI CITY.
Skin Troubles Grow
In Hot Weather
Poisonous perspiration onuses rash
es, hives, blotches, pimples anil prlclily
lient, oftan tlit beginning; of serious
kin troubles.
To wash away the poison entirely
apply the simple solution D. 1). 1.
prescription, the famous SpeclHc for
l'Vgeina. Kor 25c we can kIvo you
enoUKli to prove that the very th'st
Orops soothe and heal the Inflamed
skin as nothing else cun.
We vouch for the wonderful prop
erties of D. D. V.. lor we know that it
brings Instant relief for all kinds of
skin trouble yes If the first rettular
bottle does not prove this beyond ques
tion It will not cost you a cent. Bet
ter ask us about D. D. D. today.
J. C. PERRY.
iiiMiiivers' Lciijfiie Made 11 Mlstiike.
(The Oregon Messenger.)
When the members of the taxpay
ers' league, met In Salem the other day
and endorsed a number of the candi
dates on the county and legislative
tickets and brought out a couple of
new men, they failed to give their en
dorsement to Mr. Dientano, of St.
Paul, one of the beat and most cap
able men ever put up In any part of
this county. What the result of the
endorsement of the league will he, we
do not know; but If the people of Ma
rlon county send Mr. Hrentano to the
legislature they will not regret It. He
is a plain man, and makes no preten
sion; but he Ib on the square.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR I A
In these days of high cost of liv
ing, a medicine that gets a man up
out of bed and able to work In a few
days Is a safe and valuable remedy.
John Heath, Michigan Bar, Cal.,
says: "I had kidney and bladder
trouble for nearly six years, and was
confined to my bed, unable to turn
without help. Soon after I com
menced using Foley Kidney Pills and
was relieved at once." His example
Is worth following. Foley Kidney
Tills will do for others just as much
as they have done for John Heath.
Try them. Dr. Stone Drug Co.
Buy it now. Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Is al
most certain to be needed before the
suniiiier is over. Puy it now and be
prepared for such an emergency.
For sale by all dealers.
Journal Want At Hrin Results
Lyndon, Ky. -"I have bwn taking
Lydia E. 1'inkham'i Vc-jtv table Comixmml
for headclie,ni'Ural";i pain J, backache,
nervousness and a general run down con
dition of the system, and am entirely re
lieved of these tronlilea. I rommend
j'our remediea to my friend and give
you permission to publish what I write."
-Mrs. II. Von Koikn, Lyndon, Ky.
When a woman like Mrs, Von Roden
is generous enough to write such a let-
tar as the abovw for publication, she
-i 1.1 i .... . i : .. .
call Is hereby Issued bv the pro-1 . . . . . ,. ..;
women.
visional commute under the resolu
tion of the mast) meeting held InChl
caiio June 21 last' to vaeh state to
send a numtor of delegates whose
rotes In the mnventlon shall count
for as many rules as ths state shall
If je want iperlat aarlr writ to
Lrdla E. l'lakkaia Medicine ( a, (ronfl.
aentlal) Lynn, Ban, tsar letter will
s pa4, real ass awirr4 ky a
Wmt a4 fteM la strict eeaadeue.
I'UOI'OSALS rOR ADDITION TO
DRICK BUILDING. Department of
the Interior, Olflco of Indian Affairs
Washington, D. C, Juno 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. D. C, will be received
at tho Indian Offlce until 2 o'clock
p. m., July 17 1912, for furnishing
materials and labor for the construc
tion of an addition to brick slhool
building at the Salem Indian School,
Oregon, In strict accordance with
tho plans, specifications and Instruc
tions to bldderB. which may be ex
amined at this Oillce, the offices of
the Supervisor of Construction, Den
ver, Colo., the Oregnnlan, Portland,
Ore., ths Capital Journal. Salem
Ore., the American Contractor, Chi
cago, 111., the U. S. Indian Ware
houses at Chicago, III., St. Ixuls, Mo.
and San Francisco, Cal-, the Build
ers and Traders Exchanges at Min
neapolis, Minn, and Omaha, Nebr.
and at tha School. For further In
formation apply to the Supt of the
Salem Indian School, Chemawa, Ore
gon. P. II. Abbott, Acting Commis
sioner, -U-Kt-od
AutomobiIeMotor Cycle and
Accessory Dealers of Salem
APPERSON
S. F. ANDERSON,
Also Agent for Ilea and Michigan
Great Western Garage 117 H. lllgb
AUBURN
f. 8. FITTS, AgeuU
Also Agent for Met.
418 Court Street. Phone 21
E-M-F
E-M.F MOTOR SALES CO.
E. M. F. S0"-.''.anders
C. L. Hose, Mgr. 216 S. Com'l St
FORD
FORD AGENCY, E. H. Whiteside, Mgr.
Also Agents fr R. C. II. and Loiler
Garage, No. 5i;i) Ferry Street
mmiA AT MOTOR
W ATT SIIIPP
Ammunition, Fishing Tackle, Ete.
Rortb Commercial Street Phone 11
0ERLAND
SIM0NT0N MOTOR CO.
Also Agent for Mitchell
rhone 139 151 North High Street
HARLEY-DA VIDSON
MOTOR CYCLES
II VI'SER BROS.
Auto and . Motorcycle Supplies and
Minneapolis Motorcycle
VULCANIZING
Salem Yalranfclng & Rubber Co.
Retreadlnir, Section Work, Patching.
SutUfnctlon Guaranteed. S19 Center.
OHIO LM,e
"ij i run
Emhry and Company
Pars fnr III-.
l'hnne Main SHU. 216 State St
Best on the Map
Of this glorious country whose birth
day we celebrate. Surely you are not
going to bother with home baking on
hat day? Let us send you enough
loaves to last over. We know that
once you try our bread you'll make
yourself independent 0f baking day
forever after.
CAPITAL BAKERY
M Court BtTMt p,,,