DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEX, OREGON. MONDAY, JULY 15, 1912.
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Per Cent
Discount on
Men's
Clothing
Take advantage of
this excellent oppor
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at these greatly re
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and they fit as
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been tailored for you
LET US SUIT YOU
Men's Trousers, 20 Per Cent Less
IF YOU EASE UP YOUR STOMACH
YOU WILL FEEL FINE IMMEDIATELY
1 You don't have to deny your stom-
ach anything It craves, that is if your
i stomach is as it should be. You will
not feel the slightest effect of indi
gestion or will you have to fear that
Lour food will ferment or Bour on
If you will take Cooper's New Dis
coverybefore each meal It will
ease up yo.ur stomach and make you
feel fine. Eat what you please and
feel satisfied that your stomach will
stand what you eat.
It matters not what you believe
may all you, if you are continually
having sick headaches, sluggish
mind, bad taste in the mouth, belch
ing dizziness, poor digestion, souring
of food, a lax and sluggish feeling,
if when you get up In the morning
you feel juBt as tired as when you
went to bed, then it Is a case of a
bad stomach. Don't delay but go to
your druggist, and get a bottle of
Cooper's New Discovery, take three
doses one before each meal and if
you don't think its the best medi
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bottle you will feel like a new per
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HE SWIPED
NEAR HALF
A MILLION
HOY OK 17 WALKS OFF WITH $500,.
000 WORTH OF CHECKS BELOXi
1(J TO CIGAR TRUST HE
WANTED TO BE A COWBOY.
UNITED FltqpS LEASED Willi!.
Buffalo, N. Y. July 15. Seventeen-
year-old Joseph McCarthy, of Jersey
City, undersized who really looks
about 14, Is locked up In the local sta
tion, awaiting the arrival of New York
cificers. The child he Is that only
in years and intelligence Is alleged
to have stolen half a million dollars
worth of checks and $200 In money
from the United Ciga Stores company
the retnil cigar trust.
The police say that Joe admitted his
guilt. They say he told thein when
he was sent to the bank in New York
Saturday to deposit the checks and
money the sight of the large amount
of cash and checks dazzled him. He
decided he wanted to see the worldl
and went to tho station and bought a
ticket to Kansas City, where he hoped
he might become a cowboy.
As he did not want the checks to
get lost he said he left tho train at
Albany and carefully hung up the bag
containing the money. Later it was
recovered and turned over to the po
lice. They have since been turned
back to the New York office of the
company. Joe had $99 of the stolen
money left and this the police are
holding.
INTERURBAX EXTENSIONS.
(Continued from Page 1.)
celved this matte" and framed that
threat before even counselling with
me either took me for a weakling, a
man who could be frightened into
acting against his best judgement or
ho Is bereft of those finer feelings of
humanity which require that we
should look upon our fellow man,
whether in office or out of office, as
possessed of equal rights and feelings
akin to ourselves. That second res
olution I take as a down right Insult.
I have solicited, as, you know, the
wishes and opinions of the league, but
I did not expect the league to preface
their demands with a vile threat. It
Is bad enough to menace one with
"the big Btick" after the answer Ib
received.
I hope you will read this letter In
open league as I feel that an apology
Is due me. Very truly,
B. T. Rigdon,
Alderman 2nd ward.
Results "the Day Afier."
Crowing out of the disturbance on
the streets of the city Saturday night,
caused by assaults made on a number
of young ladies by some Greeks who
took undue liberties, the city recorder
today Imposed fines of $5 each against
D. Raymond, Jack Rose and Malssln
Cosslno.
Two combatants in a street melee
were fined $25 each for their fun. In
all fines of about $100 we're Imposed
and collected in the recorder's court
this morning from those taken Into
custody Saturday night.
GREATEST
BUILDING
an
CLAIM PRESIDENT
INFLUENCED TIIJE VOTE
ONITltD PRESS L(ABED WIKH.)
Washington, July 16. An echo of
the Lorlmer case was heard in the
senate this afternoon In the Introduc
tion by Senator Bailey of Texas of a
resolution hinting that President Taft
had unduly Influenced senators to
vote against the Illinolsan.
The preamble to the resolution de
clared that senators alone are the
Judges in cases involving the right of
a colleague to his seat, and that any
attempt on the part of the president
of the United States to influence sen
ators In such a case violated the constitution.
STRIKE SITUATION IN
LONDON DESPERATE
UNITED MESS LIABID WIRE.
London, July 15. Following a re
port that striking dock workers, many
thousand of whom are on the verge of
starvation, with their famllht, in the
east end, were approaching the
point of desperation.. Several com
panies of the Irish guards were today
sent into the disturbed districts to
preserve peace. This is the first time
during the nine weeks of the strike
that troops were called out. The au
thorities were advised of threats of
bloodshed againBt the non-unionists,
who have taken the strikers' places.
TO TAV TRIBUTE TO
MEMORY OF TOM JOHNSON
Cleveland, 0., July 15. Fifty tHou
and persons will unite to pay tribute
to the memory of Tom L. Johnson In
a park next Tuesday, If expectations
of the Johnson memorial fund com
mittee are fulfilled. Speeches by
Mayor Neyton D. Baker and many
others will form the principal part of
the memorial program. A Johnson
monument Is to be raised In one of
the public parks.
HELD THAIN FIVE HOURS
TRYING TO OPEN SAFE
Coffeyvllle, Kan., July 15. Captain
Klvitt, of South Coffeyvllle; Al. Liv
ingston, automobile liveryman; Harry
Bonar, son of a wealthy family of
that city, and two other men were ar
rested early today, charged with the
attempted robbery of the Missouri.
Kansas & Texas passenger train last
Tuesday night. The train was held
up for more than two hours near
here, while five highwaymen attempt
ed to open the express safe.
Being a philosopher sometimes
keeps a man so busy that he doesn't
think of gossiping about his neighbors.
East Will Cool Off.
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE.
Washington, July 15. "Cooler
weather for the entire eastern half of
the continent," was the optimistic
forecast made by the weather bureau
today. If the St. Swlthen's Day su
perstition works out, it will come nenr
raining for the next forty days
throughout the east. The weather bu
leau predicted probable showers all
over that section as a part of the cool
wave.
Italians W hip Turks.
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE.
Rome, July 15. Repulsed with enor
mous losses, six large Turkish forces
from Regdullne and Zoara are today
in full retreat before General Garionl,
the victorious Italian commander. The
fight took place to the west of Tripo
li, and resulted in the capture of Sldl
Ally, the Turkish commander, accord
ing to advices received here today
from Garionl.
Folding-Bed (Jot Him.
UNITED PRVSH LEASED WIRE.
los Angeles, Cal., July 15. The aid
of six fellow lodgers and the cop on
(he beat was required to extricate
Roy Banncck from his folding bed.
His wife, returning from tho theatre
during the rescue, saw the crowd
about the bed and fainted. Both sur
vived. ,
U. S. Department of Agriculture
WEATHER BUREAU.
14-6 WILLIS L. MOORE, Chief,
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Salem and vicinity: Fair
tonight and Tuesday.
Continued warm.
' IJXPLANATOKY NOTl'.H.
OhwnrMlnnt tnkon it fj m., T'.th mrrlrtliin tlm. Air prnDure reduced to Intel, lantran tiotitlnorxin llhea) pmtf thmnrt) ftnlnta
of txiual lr pressure. Iwiriermi (lolled Hue) pnu lliroutrU polnu ot equal temperature; drawn oulf fur uru, froe.ilnf, uf, end In'.
O fl'"; O Prily cloudy; Q cluudr: 0 ruin; Q mow; report mlmlni. Arrowi fir witn the wfnd. Flrrt flfuree, lowest um
pcrtture pil 12 noun; second, precipitation of (4 Imb or more for put M bour; third, mexluura wind velocity. r '
LORIiVlER'S
SUCCESSOR
IfJ DOUBT
UNITED r-RKSS LEASER WIRE
Springfield, 111., July lo. Governor
Deneen today called on Attorney
General Stead, and asked for an opin
ion as to his power to appoint a suc
cessor to Senator Lorlmer, ousted
from the senate Saturday. Immedi
ately after his conference with the
attorney-general, the governor said
that he expected to dispose of the
matter within the next few days.
Former Senator Hopkins, the nominee
at the primary before the 1909 legis
lature, has made no direct plea to
Deneen that he be named, but he Is
using all his Influence to that end.
GOVERNMENT
OWNERSHIP
IS THE REMEDY
UNITED PRESS LEA RED WIRE.
Washington, July 15. "The Inter
state Commerce Commission's ruling
In the express cases, If It goes Into
effect, will reduce the cost of living,
provided the middlemen do not absorb
too mm of the difference," said
Chairman Clements, of the commis
sion today. He pointed out lhat the
commission's ruling was an order to
show cause why the new rates should
not become effective.
"Necessarily," the chairman Bald,
i'the tendency of Iportant teductlonB.
such as are proposed, would be In
greater or less degree toward a reduc
tion of the cost of transporting pro
ducts from the producer to the con
sumer In all lines ot buulnesa."
"Government ownership of express
companies Is an Imperative necessity,
as shown by the c mmlsslon's ruling,''
said Representative Iewls (Democrat,
Maryland,) today. "The order does
not reach the farnVrg and cannot be
made to do so. In any event It will
probably lie held up for years In the
courts. The relations of express
companies to their truffle is purely
parasitic, and rates cannot be made
to secure relief. There la but one
remedy for human or -transportation
parasites, and that Is to eliminate
them entirely."
Next to the Eiffel Tower, the new
Woolworth building in New York is
the tallest structure ever reared to
the skies by the hand of man. This
skyscraper Vlll be fifty-five stories
high, totaling 750 feet, and will be
head and shoulders above the Singer
and Metropolitan towers.
To erect this wonderful building
powerful electric motors must raise
more than 13,000 tons of steel, brick,
r.tcne, etc., some of It to the roof.
Without electricity it would be dif
ficult, If not impossible, to build and
maintain such a mighty building.
When completed It will be a small
city within itself, fully connected
with local and express elevators,
telephones, electric lights and a dozen
other things from huge ventilating
fans to push buttons, operated by
electricity.
Electricity, the master mechanic,
Is practically building this enormous
structure. To hoist the steel and set
it In place are six derricks driven by
eighty horse power moters, Four of
these followed the course hf con
struction to the twenty-sixth floor,
the limit of the building proper, after
which two proceed with tho tower
work as far as the fortieth floor,
from which one of the derricks keeps
pace with the work. The hoisting
engines and motors are seldom mov
ed. They remain Beveral floors be
low the working level, the cables,
of course, running through the struc
ture from the drums to the block and
tackle on the lifting apparatus Itself.
A telephone system supplemented by
pull-bell, for the motorman of the
derrick acts entirely on signal, just
as the engineer of an ocean liner
drives his ship entirely by tho bells
from the bridge. Only, in tho erec
tion of a modern skyscraper the brldgo
Is seldom more than a plonk extend
ing over the edge of the floor, while
the lookout, instead of being in the
crow's nest at the masthead,t rldc3
through space on the girder. The
work of the hoist Is by no means
completed with the safe delivery of
the steel at the top floor; It must all
be fitted together, and so skilled
have the workers become, and so ex
pert are they with their signals, that
the beams are guided Into their place
with little friction and loss of ener
gy.
Although steel-hoisting is thrilling
and to a certain degree picturesque,
as it Is watched dally by thousands
from the City Hall Park and tho
post-office, It is far from being the
heaviest part of the work. Seven
teen million brick, weighing 42,500
tens, and 7,500 tons of terra-cotta are
also used, but they are carried to
the brick layers in prosaic whocl
barrows, and on every-day hod
r.olnts. Six of the hoists are operat
ed by 40-horse power motors.
Cement and concrete are mixed In
the basement, the machines, four In
number, being operated by 15-horse
power motors. A plumbing system
Is necessary, and temporary pipes
lead to hydrants and two 15-horse
Hivier motors keeping the wnter in
circulation, Another motor of 50
horse power pumps rain-water and
leakage out of the basement.
There are two compressor plants
on the work, one for the steam rivet
ers and drills and tho other for
shooting cement. Soventy-flve horse
power are required for the riveters,
and nil day long their gattllnggun
fuslliide is heard. The electrical In
stallation amounts to about 1,200
horso power In motors, 200 arc
lights, and about 2,000 Incandescent
lamps. A force of six electricians Is
kept busy looking nfter the wiring.
A1IUESTEI) FOR NVUMU.I.Nfi
oi.o 1'oiin.AMi corm:
united fvr.nn leased wntr l
Sacramento, Cal., July 15 Solomon
Alexander, who Is charged with
swindling an aged couple of Multno
mah county, Oregon, by Ipduclng
them to Invest their llfeiC earnings,
fl50, In an "arftomatlc roller print
ing machine," a fake Invention, Is be
ing held by San Francisco officers un
til offldals from Porlfand arrive. A
requisition for his return was granted
by Governor Johnson today. The coll
ide suld to have been swindled by
Alexander Ib now tloMltute.
SII01M) SETTLE IT
WITHIN THE l'AHTV
f UNITED riHtKH LB4SFD WIRE.
Trenton, N. J., July 15, In a formal
statement today Governor Kdward C.
Stokes went on record against any
third party proposition. The former
governor was a Roosevelt supporter,
and believes that the fight should be
made within the party.
Foster & Baker
X Groceries
t MIXCED OLIVES
X I'er Glass, 25c
f If I I'll OLIVES
X I'er Glass, 2,"(i
I ;IIEEX OLIVES
In Bulk and Glass
T TILLAMOOK CHEESE
I'er Pound, 2,o
WISC BItICK CHEESE
Per Pound, OOo
H1INZ I'd It K it BEANS
1'EAM'T BITTER, Etc.
WATERMELONS
OltANUES LEMONS
PEACHES CHERRIES
( ANT VLOI PES
(KEEN PEPPERS
Per Dozen,2(lc
I'NCLE SAM'S BREAKFAST
FOOD
"The Food for Health"
Per Package, 25c
SWEET TICKLES
SOIU PICKLES
DILL PICKLES
Prompt Auto Delivery
Phone 259
- ' (lllTNfLSI.
We Have Hammocks
For the picnic or outing take a hammock. They are
quickly and easily put'up in cool, refreshing places,
There is nothing like them for genuine rest on a hot
day at home, We can show you hammocks firmly
woven, pretty designs at prices ranging from
75c to $4.90
BLAZER
STRIPE
SWEATERS
It ycu want absolutely the
latest creation in Women's
Sweaters, get a Blazler Btrlpe
with the sailor collar. There Is
nol hirf else quite so attractive.
Tho colors we have selected are
tho most desirable, and we have
pi iced thein
$4.85
MANNISH
SHIRTS, 75c
Here Is a chance to get one of
the most sensible garments ever
designed for women's wear at a
price that Is really Insignificant.
While these are especially suit
ed for outdoor sports they are
also very satisfactory around
the house, where freedom of
action is desired.
The regular prices were $ 1 .40,
$1.60, $1.85, $2.00 up to $3.00,
now your choice
75c
s9 . 0-
Dysentery is always serious and)
often a dangerous disease but It can
be cured. Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has
cured It even when magllgnant and
epidemic. For sale by all dealers.
An Increasing number ot people re
port regularly of the satisfactory re
sults from taking Foley Kidney Pills
and commend their healing and cura
tive qualities. Foley Kidney Pills
are a carefully prepared medicine,
guaranteed to contain no harmful or
habit forming drugs. They can have
only a beneficial efferft when used for
kidney and bladder troubles, for
backache, rheumatism, weak back or
lumbago. Never sold In bulk. Put
up In two sizes, In sealed bottles.
The genuine always In a yellow
package. Dr. Stone Drug Co.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
C A S T O R I A
Women never make fools of men;
they merely point the way, and the
creatures take to It as blithely ns
ducks to water.
Instead of Liquid
AntiscptlcstrPcroxlde
many people are now ualng
Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic
The new toilet germicide powder to bs
dissolved in water as needed.
For all toilet and hyglenlo uses It Is
better and more economical.
To cleanse and whiten the cgrr;.
teeth, remove tartar and f : ..
prevent decay. l'Ti,
To disinfect the mouth, do- L-
stroy disease germs, and I fi
purify the breath, I I f
keep artificial teeth and X)
jrldgework clean, odorless
To
brldirework
To remove nicotine from tho teeth and
purify the breath after smoking.
To eradicate perspiration and body
odors by sponge bathlnr.
The best antiseptic wash known.
Relieves and strengthens tired, weak,
inllamedoyes. Ileitis Horcthnmt, wotmdn
ii nd cuts. 23 and SO cts. a box, dnivglstn
nr by mall postpaid. Hitinplo I'n'O.
tHB PAXTONTOILITOO..BoTO(i.Mfc
4
Women Who Know
Good Glass
And the decorative possibilities of a single fine piece
they're the ones you find impatient of anything but
Hawkes Cut Glass
You will understand why Hawkes has come to dom
inate if you will give a little study to our pollcction
of this exquisite ware,
Not only is Hawkes Cut Glass more perfectly trans
parent, whiter, but the cutting is of a richness and
daring unknown to ordinary "cut glass," and the de
signs are infinite in their charm and variety,
For gift, simple or sumptuous, for an extra touch of t
quiet elegance in your home a Hawkes piece is ideal f
BARR'S JEWELRY STORE j
t
Many Varieties
Of Bread
ore baked here. You don't have to
put up with tho same kind day after
tluy as Is generally the case where
bread Is baked at home. So If only
for a change come and try soma oth
w kind of brend than that you
make. You'll like It became every
body docs who tries It
CAPITAL BAKERY
Ml Court Btrstt I'hoao III