Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, September 24, 1912, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textfaire Four DAILT CAPITAL JOUB5AL, SALEM, OEEflOH, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 81, 1918, HE-THINKS THE ROOBER WAS WOMAN ONITOD PRBSS IJDASf D Willi. Ban Francisco, Sept. 24. Whether Hie burglar who entered tho room ot William Fink here at 4 a. m. and at tho point of a revolver compelled hiin to hand over the change In his purse amounting to $1 find then led a Bcarch of the other rooms, 1b a man or a wo ninn, is a puzzle to the police today. Falling to find any further loot In the Fink home, the burglar, whom Flnk swears possessed all the charac teristics of the "deadlier species," In clusive or a rounded form and white tapering fingers, compelled tho latter to dress and go to a neighbor's In the liopo of securing further booty. The neighbor failed to answer tho door bell, however so Fink was ordered to return to his home which he did with alacrity. The thief then disappeared. Flnk assorts that the Intruder kept the muzzle of a revolver pressed against tho small of his back, ordering Mm about with a voice unmistakably fomlnlno. TO ESTABLISH A COURSE OF FREE LECTURES Announcement has been mndo by Btnto Superintendent of Public In struction. Aldormnn that in November ho will Install a free locture courso In tbe'stato, under the auspices of tho public schools, and he hopes, through Its establishment, to muke the Bchool house, tho social center. Ho declares that the foreign lec turers who havo visited towns In the slnlo In the past did nothing moro than take large sums of money away, ns he was Ignorant of the problems non fronting the state, and that the most he could do was to talk entertainingly on glittering gencrnl'tlep. Those who will deliver the lectures tindrir the course he proposes to es tablish will be men and women who are residents of Oregon, and who are conversant with till the questions which tho people of the state are fac ing. The lectures are to be free, the only.expenso being the traveling ex jiensesof the lecturer and this, he be- lloves, the school boards and commer cial clubs will only be too willing to pny. Tho Major's Business Ideas, fUNiTao miss Minim wihi. Tttcoma, Wash., Sopt 24. Major , John Baxtor, quartormastor, who ex ecuted the contract for coal which has brought the prosecution of C. E. Hons, t,on and John Bullock for fraud and conspiracy, whs on, the witness stand In their trial In the federal court here today. Ho testified he had nover heard any criticism of him for awarding tho contract for over $27 a ton when coal was selling In tho open market for $16 iiud $17- Ho stated under cross-examination by Senator l'lles, attorney for the dofouilunts, that it always cost the government more for goods than It did private purchasers. ERVOUS DESPONDENT VI Find Relief in Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound Their Own Statements So Testify. Plata, Pa. -"When I wrote to you first I was troubled with female weak- . nens and backache, and was so nervous that 1 would cry at tho least noise, It would startle me so. I began to take Ly dia K. Plnkhsm's remedies, and I don't have any more cry ing spells. I sleep sound and my ner vousness is better. I will recommend your medicines to all suffering women." Mrs. Mary Halstead, Platea, Pa., Box 98. Here is the report of another genuine case, which still further shows that Ly dia E. rinkham's Vegetable Compound limy be relied upon. Walcott, N. Dakota. I had Inflam mntion which caused pain in my side, and my back ached all tho time. I was so blue that I felt like crying if any one even spoke to me.' I took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and I i began to gain riuht away. I continued 1 IU una iinu now i ni a wvn wuumu. -Mm. Amelia Dam, Walcott, N. Dakota. If J on want special advice write to r yJlu 12. l'inkhaut Jledlolno Co. (conft I'.'iiliul) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will to opened, read and answered by a wou.au and add in strict confidence. J OH, JOY! L No mere distress- after meals no more sick headaches no more constipation or billonsncss HOSTETTER'S Stomach Bitters Quickly overcomes such Ills by keeping the stomach healthy n 11 W. 0. OPENS ITS SIXTY NINTH SCHOOL YEAR OLD FOOTBALL TEAM BADLY SCATTERED, BUT A STROXG TEAM WILL BE MADE F110M FINE EW MATERIAL. Willamette University opened Its sixty-ninth school year yesterday, and Eaton Hall was thronged from morn ing till night with new students and old picking their courses for the com ing year. The prospects seem bright for the biggest yeur 1n the history of the Institution. It Is expected that there will be at loast 100 Btudents reg istered In the freshman class, a great Increase over the class of 70 last year. Football practice began Friday, but the turn-out has been small, although it Is expected that as soon as the stu dents are registered the turn-out will be larger. Only four or five of the last year's team are back this year, which will mean that almost an en tirely new team will have to be con structed, with the alumni game Sat urday and the gnme with Oregon the 12th of October. The graduation class last year took Cummins, of the school of mimic; Low, from the lnw school, and Billy Tlooth-McCaln, last year's guard, Is going to the Northwestern. The old men who nre back are Mc Rea, fullback; Dolt, tackle; Francis, end, and Blaekwell, center. Among tho new material Paul Homan and Stearns loom brightest. NOT CARRYING LIQUOR INTO DRY TERRITORY Advices have been received by the railroad commission from the Wells- Fargo and American Express compa nies In which they say that at no time In the past few years have they car ried liquor shlpmonts Into dry terri tory on the C. O. D. basis, and also that they are not permitting the ship, ments to bo falsely labeled or class! fled. Tho commission several days ago wrote tho companies relative to that matter, saying that It was contrary to the law. It has also asked them to la bel all liquor shipments so that they would show tho name of the con slgnor, consignee, and the contents of the package. The companies say there Is no law on tho subject and express doubt as to whether they are nblo to compel this. While, as a rule they say liquor shipments are not labeled, all shipments from bottling houses nre labeled liquor. It Is barely possible that tho coin. mission will take this last subject up further with the coiupanlos, CALIFORNIA REPOBLICANS WILL STAND PAT UNITau I'HtNS MAURI) Villi.) Sacramento, Oul., Sept. 24. A cau, cos lusting until early this morning In which 12 Taft delegates to the state convention here took part, decided that no compromise of the Taft claim to tho Republican designation In Cali fornia should bo permitted. The Taft men so Informed Secretary of State Jordan, who hud suggested that he place on the ballot two sets of dele gates labeled "Republicans favoring Roosevelt," and "Republicans favoring Taft." The Taft leaders declared their fac tion would win In the United States supremo court their contention that tho national convention nominees must be represented In the party col umn as a matter of Justice to the vot er, who cannot be presumed to have read the newspapers. The Mulhour county fair opens nt Ontario Wednesday. Replug and ''broncho busting" will be among the leading stunts In the entertainment line. A good line of races Is also arranged for. The Umatilla-Morrow county fair oponed at Pendlotou Monday with a fine display of exhibits aud a record breaking attendance. 1 1 iw'inalii II ii tMiiy'WViM I! I II t .cLi a jL t ..tpmrfl I ill I TITl TI III I! I I himrsday , Sept 2 (8,1 a. eix, I I SEE THIS PAPER TOMORROW, SURE I I I I I ! STANDARD IS AFTER COHTORL OF CHINA'S OIL Pekln, Sept. 24. That the minister of finance of China has asked the "six power syndicate" for a loan of $900,- 000 t0 meet emergency expenses, and that the syndicate refused to grant the loan except upon Its own terms, Is reported here today. The minister thoreupon began using the loan negotiated by A. Wendell Jackson, alleged to bo representing the Stundurd Oil company, it is said, and severed relations with the "six power syndicate." The Jackson loan is reported to be backed by tho Standard Oil to gain rich oil concessions in the Chinese republic. X-RAYS AND SMILES. ft The Oregonlan 1ms dono some re imirkublo things, but Its open advocacy of voting for a Democrat for state sen ator, as against Kelluher, Is about the most remarkable. 11 takes the broad ground that Kellaher Is so versatile politically that he cannot be depended upon to vote either with or against the Republican parly. Tho latest reports from Pannma Is that an Immense oil field has been discovered there. This should niako the settlement of the canal Imbroglio run smoothly. At Oregon City Saturday Mrs. Annie Oorblt brought Butt for divorce from W. 11. Corblt because the latter In sists he has a spiritual wife witn A WOMAN'S GOOD LOOKS Depend on her general health and freedom (rom pain. Many a woman lookl old before her time because ol those irregularities which are essentially (eminine. Starting from early womanhood, she tuScrt from frequently recurring derangement! that upset her womanly health. II she be beautiful the grows into that mellow age without wrinkle and crowfeet about the eyes or the blue circlet underneath. It if invariably the rule that such women suffer little, or not at all, from womanly derangement! which tap the health and leave in the face the tell-tale story of pain and suffering. Dr.R.V. Pierce, the turnout specialist in the diteasei of women, found prescription in hit early practice that toothed the organitm peculiar to woman hood oiled the machinery, at it were, of the human tyttem and helped the woman to past thote painful periods that icar-lined and aged her face. Thit remedy became Mas. rujtcov thay bar helped ma." whom he is living In a spiritual world. They have five children, but the com plu.lt does not mention any as result ing from the spiritual union. Carl V. Lachmund, of New York Is the new premier of the U. of O. school of music. He Is a piano player of great note. Any relation of the mayor, "our Louie?" Half the editor's mail Is "News Mat ter! Rush." Prepared editorial, etc. All goes to the waste basket. We do not want our readers to go crazy. Another medical fad X-Ray regis tration of school children. In the meantime tho billboards, magazines and metropolitan press are filled wltn big advertisements to teach them the use of cigarettes. Suburban home $3000 will buy a very neat bungalow and six acres of fine lund In Holly wood. Good barn, chicken house, fine well, bert of soil, located en cleun side of tre Silverton road, not i'ar from Fair Ground:?. Owner has bren called enst and has instructed us to put n price on this place to secure an early sale. There Is no better garden land In tho state. This will make a fine berry field, chicken ranch or truck garden. Terms can be ni ranged to suit. HEfHTEL & BYNOX, M" State Street. Telephone Main 452, Smind Snow In Ten Days. (DM'IKII IKES I.IWKKK Wl UK Denver, Colo,, Sept. 24. Denver to day had Its second snow within 10 days. Freezing weather and heavy snows aro predicted for tonight. It Is the nut ure of mortals soon to weary of any extraordinary woll-do-Ing. the well-known Ur. fierce I ravonte frescnption, that hat benefited thousandt of women and saved them from misery and fullering at different periods in life. Mm. IUrkki.y E. Tisaicii. of 244 Bricht Street. Sam la, Ont. wrltea ; T am now a well woman after sutlctrina- for three yeara and doctoring With aeverml dilTrnt div-tora, each one saying; It was something- dilTor ant. and tha lant one, mi tor puttintr me through a thorough examination, said I waa aulferinr from a growth, which, tn tima, would result In cancer, and an id 1 would not uvu mora than two yeara If not cper atrd upon rbrhtaway. 1 became hopclvwdy diseourairwi but would not consent to th operation aa I waa too weuk and too much afraid, but nt bat. through tha advtraof friend, I tried Dr. Plerce'a medicines, and after using two bottles of tha 'Favorite Prescription' I immediately felt ehango. I also used two boxes of Healing Huppoaltorlea ' and eight boxes of 'LotKul Tableta,' and can aafely praise tha name of Dr. I'ierra'a medictnea to all who aulfer from any femalo disease, for theea medlctnee are all they an clAimad to ba. and I hot will halo Mbara aa W. A. Smith, Brldgeton, Ind., Is telling his friends and neighbors of bis return to health and strength by the use of Foley Kidney Pills, and he says he wants others to benefit also. "I was so crtpplod with rheumatism I could not dress without help, and had kidney trouble for years. I started us ing Foloy Kidney Pills and now all my trouble has left me and I do not feel that I had ever had rheumatism. I rest well all night and though 59 years old, can now do the work of a man of 35 years. I would like to be the means of others getting benefit from Foley Kidney Pills." Dr. Stone Drug Co. It Is a waste of time for a man to make a fool of himself when It Is easy to get a woman to do It for him. 15 acre snap close in $3,100 will take 15 acres all under cultivation, on good rock road, close to Fair Grounds, well fenced, good barn, fine soil, ensy terniB. If a Bale Is made soon the owner will include 75 chick ens, 2 horses, wagon, harness, Imple ments, and crop from six acres of po tatoes. This Is a fine little place and Is splendidly locatod. in en in. & nvvnv. :J47 State Street. Telrr.'-one Main 452. So far, no ono has stolen any detec tives. But If Juries won't convict proved murderers, what are we going to do about it? System Service The Burroughs Is the only organization which main tains a regular department if System Research and Ser vice for the purpose of find ing the right way to get figures and facts and then furnishes the machine to handle them at a price for the machine alone. Fifteen minutes talking to our representative may show you a lot of new things Free of course. BCRROIGHS ADDISG MACHINE CO. N. R. Gregg, Sales Manager Commercial Club Building Portland, Oregon 1 mm Real Estate Bulletin If 6 $1550. Lot 60x153 on Court street If you are In the market for a lot don't "overlook this. 168 $3500. 8-room bouse and lot 85 xl20 on Front Street. This la the property to keep your eye on, 202 $3600. 7-room bungalow, beamed ceilings, built in seats, china closets, den and fireplace, full basement and furnace; an Ideal home. 199 $2500. 6-room bungalow, beamed ceilings, column openings, large lot, close in; $500 cash, balance same as rent 222 $600. 100 acres, 30 cultivated, balance saw and piling timber, good 2-story house, 2 large barns. 1 acre bearing orchard, plenty small fruit, telephone, on rock road and cream route. 223 $3200. 7-room modern house, one one of the best, finely finished. If you want a homo, see thts. ,14786 acres, 7 miles south, In the I famous Roscdale district, will I sell all or In tracts, to suit pur chaser. The price Is right, or will exchange for Salem proper ty. ' 214 $1300, 11 acres, 3 nilleB from center ot city, 6-room, plastered house, water in kitchen, good barn, 6 or 7 tons of hay, one horse and wagon, farm Implements, in cubator, chicken house to handle 100 chickens. 205 $2400. 10 acres 2V, miles south of city limits, 200 apples, 200 peaches, 100 Cherries, straw berries and raspberries. ThlB Is the last of a large farm, and Is very fine. 193 $4000. 15 acres, 4 miles south, 6 acres In prunes, 2'4 acres straw berries, y, acre peaches, 1 acres loganberries; horse, cows and farm Implements Included. 213155 acres, 8 miles south of Salem on rock road, 18 acres prunes, 3 acres peaches, 3 acres cherries, buildings good, spring water pip ed to house; price $100 Der acre. 17850 acres 2 miles from Salem, 40 acres la cultivation, lays fine to cut Into tracts. Nothing better than this; price $185 per acre. 300 $18,200, 2S0 acrea deep red hill soil, 200 acres In crop this year, 40 acres fine timber, 40 acres open paature, can easily be put In grain, fine house (large), fine barn, both house and barn on concrete basements, well fenced, 12 acres prunes, large prune dryer, running water; will take up to $6000 in Salem property; terms on balance. For Rent Seven-room house, close in wa- i ter paid. Six-room house, good location. Five-room house and barn. List your houses for rent PARKER & WAREHAM, With E. Hofer & Sons, 213 South Com mercial Street Office open evenings. Benefited Many Who Had Tuberculosis Those who suffer from Consumption, are genorglly troubled with night BweatH, fever, loan nf atrciiftth and lit tle or no appetite. Fresh nlr, good food, and the proper enro of the body are ea acntlnl to a recovery, but In mnny cane something else la needed. Kckinnn't Al terillvc Is n medicine which has been moat HiKxessful In stopping night sweats, reducing fever ami pro ting appetite, and y who have used It, declare It saved llielr lives. Investigate what It did In this ease: "(ieiiMeinen: For four yeara I w troubled wllh rough, which gradually became worse; I had night sweals and pains In my chest. I was IohIhk my ap iH'llle mid had become so thin and weak I could not attend to my household du ties. A physician pronounced my enso I'oiisnmplloii. Nut lielmt satisfied, I was examined by the physicians of Hie Poly clinic llosplinl. They also pronounced the dhi'iisu Consumption, which was proven later by an examination of spu tum, as Tiihciculosls Iliicllll were found. 1 was nriLered to n Consumptive Hos pital. My nephew onld not allow mo to gn until I hail tried Hckinnn's Alter ative. Ili-foro I had taken the medicine three weeks I had marked relief, hIkIiC sweats ceased, pain in tho breast re lieved, eolith beenme loose and easy, rover left me and I commenced getting; well. My health becamo normal. I am in excellent health now and have been completely cured for ten years. I strong ly recommend it." (MPS.) MATtY WASSON. Care Ed. Oreen, 17:H ft. 17th St., I'hlla., I'n. Hekunin's Alterative Is effective In Bron chitis, Asthma, liny Fever; Throat ami I.utiir Troubles, and In upbuilding the system. Does not contnln poisons, opiates or hnnlt-fonnliiK- drutts. Ask for booklet tc'lMnx of recoveries and write to Eckinan Laboratory, Philadelphia, I'a., for evi dence. For tt'e by ail leading druggists J. C. Perry. JSO,000,()00 Lost Annually by Wngc Enrners. Dr. Sadler estimates that about $80 - 000,000 In wages Is lost annually to the American people as a direct result of colds. Lost time means lost wages and doctoring Is expensive. Use Fo ley's Honey and Tar Compound promptly. It will stop the cough, and heal and soothe the sore and Inflamed air passages. Cure your common colds quickly, and prevent their developing Into more serious conditions. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound contains no opiates. Is safe for children, The genuine is in the yellow package. T. L. Parks, Murrayvllle, Ga., Koulo 1, Is in his 73d year, and like the ma jority of elderly people, be suffered with kidney trouble and bladder weak ness and urinary Irregularity. He says: "I have suffered with my kid neys. My back ached aud I was annoy ed with bladder irregularities. I can truthfully say, one 60c bottle of Foley Kidney Pills cured me entirely." They contain no habit forming drugs.