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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1912)
DAILY CAPITAL JOUEIfAl,- SALE, OBEGOS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1M2. Page Fonr MOBILIZATION OF WARSHIPS IN THE HUDSON X- i T IE mobollzatlou In the Hudson river at New York of tlio lint- tlcslilp fleet of the United States and tho review by President Tuft wcro not events of fleet disdpllno or routine They were Intended an an educational opportunity for tho American public. In the Issuing of orders for tho ships to assemble In New York Secretary of the Navy Meyer believed that millions of people would have an opportunity to visit and Inspect the ships, would realize their vuluo as a national de fenso and would appreciate tho neccs ity of building modern Dreadnoughts and keeping our navy tho equal of or superior to that of any foreign power. No matter whnt may bo our natural resources, no matter what may bo the strength of the army, it is to the navy we must look lr wo would preserve tho Integrity of the Monroe doctrine and If we would guarantee the protec tion of our shores from foreign In vaslon. No better example of the value of n large and edlcient navy can lie cited than the caso of tho pros ent Turko-Itullan war. Turkey, with n magnificent, efficient and modern army, finds herself helpless and Jut foreign possessions taken from her one by ono owing solely to tho strength of tho Italian navy. Not only does Italy's navy prevent the transporta tion of Turkish troops, hut It offers nmplo protection and convoy to her own. Tho cntiro fleet was In command of Hear Admiral lingo ONlcrhnus and con stated of tho following ships: Con ! : mtumH 4'!, ' .' - :; I V-J r vi Pi V lii '' The Joy of Get ting HomeTIZ Ten Minute T I Z Foot Until and Your I'''t Are Like New. 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OSTRUIIArS AM) IIKI1MAN iiiDDna. nucKi'TioN ('(iMurrruu ciiaiii- MAN. nectlcut (flagship), 21 guns, 10,000 tons. Kl.frtlO horsepower; Florida, 'M guns. 21,81'n tons, iS.OOO horsepower; Dela ware, 21 guns, 2U,0(HI tons, 25,000 horse power; Michigan, IS guns, 10,000 tons, KUiOO horsepower; North Dakota, 2t guns, 20,000 tons, 25,000 horsepower; Utah, 20 guns, 21.S25 tons, 2S.000 horse power; Louisiana, 21 guns, 1(1,000 tons, 10,500 horsepower; Kansas, 21 gutiH. 1(I,(H)0 tons, 10,500 horsepower; South Carolina, IS guns, 10,000 tons, lii.5oo horsepower; Vermont, 21 guns, 10,000 tons, 10,500 horsepower; New Jersey, 24 guns, H1MH tons, 10,000 horsepower; Georgia, 24 guns. 11,018 tons, 10,000 horsepower; Nebraska, 21 guns, 11,0 IS tons, 10.0(H) horsepower; Hhode Island, 24 guns, H.IHS tons, 10.000 horsepower; Virginia. 21 guns, l -1.0 ts tons. 10,000 horsepower; SfTssninT, 2(5 guns! il,' ons, 10,000 horsepower; Alnlmmn. l.S guns, 11,500 toiiH, 1 1 .(MM) horsepower; Illinois, 18 guns, 11.5(H) tons, 11.000 horsepower; Idaho, 20 guns, 1,'l.ouo :ons, 10,0(H) horsepower; Minnesota, 20 guns, 12.500 tons, Ki.OOO liorsepower; Ohio, 20 guns. 12,5(10 tons, 10.0110 horse power. To this llNt are to lie added twe new battleships at present unnssigued the Arkansas, 20 guns, 20.000 tons. 30,000 horsepower, and the Wyoming. 20 guns, 20.0(10 tons, .'!il,0(in horsepower making in nil a grand total In bnllle ships alone of 5(i() guns, :i;T.500 tons and 427,000 liorsepower. Tills was exclusive of cruisers, gun boats, torpedo destroyers, submarines. illlers, storeshlps and tenders, all of hlch go to make up the orifunlzulloii of tho fleet. Not only was It the most powerful licet that ever assembled In merlcan waters, but It exceeded In guns and tonnage the (leinian fleet re cently reviewed by the kaiser at Kiel. ud only one country In tho world- Kngliind could at the present time as soluble a fleet which would be collec thely niori; powerful. The present ruling of the lleets of tlio five greatest sea powers Is: Fug land, Unlleil Stales, (icrmauy, Jiipnii. France. Hut, unless the I'nlted Stales continues on some definite building plan which will Increase Its navy by at least two modern battleships a year, by 1015 the year of the opening of the ramiuia cunal-hctli (ieriminy and ,1a pan will have passed the I'nlted States In sen strength. Of the 500 guns which comprised the armament of this great fleet more than one-third are of eight inch caliber 01 greater. The main batteries of the ships range from eight Inch to thirteen Inch In caliber, while the secondary batteries are from three inch to seven Inch caliber. firnln in stack belonging to Charles Wilson, of Hums, wns destroyed by fire last week, about 2000 bushels be ing burned. THE GRAND Friday and Saturday October 25-26 Comedy Bells Co. Presenting the Latest Ballads Ragtime Character Songs The Dancing Girls in Fancy and Novelty Dances Skates Ray in His Great-Roller Skate Act Good Comedy by Good Comedians and 2 GREAT REELS MOTION PICTURES 2 15c Admission 25c 15c Matinee Saturday 2 p. m. 15c II Bit MAJF.STY BMCRICS8 SADAKO. The new empress of Japan Is greatly beloved by the Japanese people. Dor majesty has often betrayed sterling ami gracious qualities that will mako her tin ornament to tho throno and a mother to the people. As a student at the Peeresses' college Tho young Prin cess Snihiki) showed untiring ability In all brunches of knowledge and was especially marked for her humble and womanly demeanor, Slio always walk ed to and from school like any ono else and In her studies never fell be low fifth in her form. The young princess ever evinced admiration and respect for her teachers and on nil appropriate occasions still Invites the in to bo present. Her method of bringing up tlio young princes born to her has won (ho ad miration of the nation. They are tie Ing educated after the manner of their father, the new emperor, In the plain and frugal manner of the soldier. Cer tain companions from among tho sons of tho nobility nro chosen for them as playmates, and they tuivo good times llko other boys, playing In the after noons l;i the Imperial gardens. The young princes attend school regularly every forenoon nt the Peers' college, play from 2 to 4 o'clock with their pluymntes nnd spend the rest of tho evening nt Indoor ainnyMnents, being specially fond of moving pictures. Not Infrequently tho imperial parents Join In the children's fun und add to tho afternoon's pleasure. MODERN WOMAN FARMER. "College Brad, Cultured and Charm ing" Is She. t There Is n woman farmer living in a suburb of Plymouth. Mass., wlio is considered by William I). Ilurd, direc tor of the extension work of the Massachusetts Agricultural college, as far and away the most successful and altogether tho most worth while person of tho feminine gender drawing her pay envelope from Mother Earth, and she Is Just the most rellned and cul tured and charming sort of college bred woman that can he Imagined, says Suburban Life Magazine. 'She lives In a great and wide and flreplnced century old New England farmhouse. Ret at tho front of Us own 200 acres (wlilcn tins woman farmer has reclaimed and cultivated under the most modern scientific nieth- odsl nnd buttressed nt tho back by Its own outbuildings for the clean as a whit, pure white pigs; the pure blood ed Ilolstelu cattle, the delicately tinted Buff Orpington pullets, the wedding, shower bouquet and funeral pillow of peaco greenhouses and the high nnd brond and original old barn for young stock, painted ox blood red, with a tower pointed silo nestling lu tho cor ner of It" For the Children A Young English Farmer Training Hit Pet Goat. ' IS ! by American Press Association. The smiling young gentleman shown In the picture Is a son of A. W. Bhep pee, who maintains a big gont farm at Oullford, England. Tho children of the farm speud much of their spare time among the kids of tho flock. Kids are like lambs In their gentle and playful nature and make most amusing and ngreeablo pets. Young Master Sheppee had ho'rnessed one of these gentle crea tures and wns teaching him to mind the rein when the watchful photogra pher snapped his picture. The expres sion on the boy's face shows how much he Is enjoying the frolic. Harvest Moon Party. A harvest moon party would be clev er for October. Help your mother mako tho arrange ments for the party and you will be surprised t find out how much moro you will enjoy It In the first place, cut out moons of every description to bo used in decorating. These may be mndo out of gilt paper. They may hang from ribbons and. may be festooned all about tho houso. Of courso moon games must be played. Hang a big moon with a man's face on It to n curtain and give a little favor to the one who pins the eye nearest the place for it. Another game could be played with tho beloved and well known cobweb game, changed to meet the require ments of tho harvest moon pnrty. The boys nnd girls would be usked to choose strings from a basket which should hold the ends of ns many strings (or ribbons) as tliero are guests. These strings should lead nil through the bouse, from garret to cellar, through as many hard places as may be found. Instead of a cobweb this game should be the sky search, and on the end of each string should be a' star (mode out of cardboard and silver paper), one only being different, nnd that a green clieeso (cloth) moon. Give n llttlo favor to the guest who gets it 'Woman's World. THIS WOMAN'S TROUBLES GONE Terrible Cramps, Dizzy Spells Nervousness, Misery Her Story of How She Got Well Again. Hindsboro, 111. "Your remedies have relieved me of all my troubles. I would have such, bearing down misery and cramps and such weak, nervous, dizzy spells that I would have to go to bed. Some days I could hardly stay up long enough to get a meal. "The doctor's medicine did me no good so I changed to Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg etable Compound and got good results from the first bottle. I kept on taking it and used the Sanative Wash with it, until I was well again. I think every woman who suffers as I have, could take no better medicine. "-Mrs. Charles Mattison, Box 58, Hindsboro, III. Testimony of Trained Nurse. Cnthlamet,Wash. "I am a nurse and when I do much lift ing I have a female weakness, but I take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound and I cannot say enough in praise of it. I Blways rec ommend it for fe male troubles. " Mrs. Elva BarbeA Edwards, Box 54, Cathlamet, Wash. The makers of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound have thousands of such letters as those above they tell the truth, else they could not have been ob tained for love or money. This medicine is no stranger it has .stood the test for years. Where Men Were Scarce. Tales of the scarcity of men par tleulnrly the ellglblo kind nt summer resorts have been told until the Joke Is almost classed In with the mother-In-law brand. One more, however, has been added, coming from a little town in Pennsylvania. There wns a stir In the dining hall of the hotel when the door opened to admit a group of three new arrivals, all of them masculine, young and pas sably good looking. The hallful of femininity tried to appear unconcerned, but side glances and many little primplngs and giggles followed the progress of the trio to their seats. A general appearance of decorum was preserved, however, until the very smallest specimen of young ladyhood In the plnee-a mite of a youngster barely four years old-looked up from her plate and spied the three. Shi opened her eyes wide and then, In an awestruck little piping tone that some how reached all over the room, she exclaimed, "Mammn. dey's menl" Afraid of Drafts. "Did yon ever see any one so afraid of drafts ns Aunt Martha?" "No; she'd put a'wrr-p on If she came Into the room and found the bureau Irswer open." Judge. That big blast of 20 tons of powder at Monroe, was billed to be fired this afternoon between 2 and 3 o'clock. Dr. J. C. Smith has sold out In Pen dleton and will locate In Portland. A Dutch Wonder Ball. Little girls In Holland learn to knit when only four or five yonrs old. They begin with two needles, and their mothers tench them how to make .pretty wash rags, lamp mats and'ever so many useful things. When they have learned to use five needles they make wristbands and stockings, and every Dutch girl gets from her mother n wonder bull for the first piece of work done with five needles. And no won der the girls call It a wonder ball! Candles, trinkets and mnny pretty things are hidden In a large biill of wool, which is put In a handsome case with n set of needles. As the girl knits nway one thing after another Is brought out from this ball of wool, and when the whole Is used up they II nd In the center a gold piece or a ring or some flue gift. Origin of Old Sayings. For many years In front of the pul pit In Scottish churches persons un der censure sat during the service. Afterward they stood to receive pub lic rebuke, l'rom this practice we derive the "stool of repentance." "To eat humble pie" lb to be nscrlb ed to the fact that In feudal days the limbics, Inferior parts of deer, were bilked In pies for the poor retainers. Conundrum. Why are the slurs the best astrouo mersV Hecuiise they have always stud ded (stndledi the heavens. What Is the highest public building In Washington? The public library has the most stories. lave you beard the story about the rabbit? It's only a short tall. YewPark in Favor of Bonding At the meeting last night at the Yew Park school house to discuss tho sew er bond question, Col. E. llofer made the principal speech. Mr. Hofer spoke in favor of the bonding system, saying that as the old city sewers built through the center of the city were built by bonding tho entire city and on that account it would be an injustice lo require those in the outskirts to build their own sewers, which has been the plan under the present char ter. There were other speakers, but all spoke along the same lines as Mr. Hofer, and the general opinion seemed to be favorable to a bond Issue. Tho same resolution that has been passed at all the other meetings, which favors the bonding of the entire city for the construction of all sewers ex cept tho house connections, was pass ed. This resolution also favors selling bonds to our own citizens. Another meeting in South Salem will bo held some day next week. ikPSKl,. Am ",Tr "" 1 ,"-,f f m - v' li a "ifo Piece m The Knothole In th Fence. My chum anil I have lot of fun. He lives next door to ma, And (here' a high board fence between Uli yard and mine, you see. But idll we've got a meeting: place. We think It' Jint Immense. We tee each other often at The knothole In the fence. I traded there my pocketkntfe Kor two Ions pencil new. The hole wa plenty big enough To push the barsnln through. The other day he epent a cent Kor ta(Ty-on-a-tlck And paued It through th hole to me. 8o I could have lick. We meet there many time a dny On this or that pretense, I don't know what we d do without Th knothole In the fence. -Advance. Cattle rustlers are reported as being unusually active in northern Grant county. rerhaps a girl's red hnlr Is for the purpose of keeping her temper warm. Joe Adolph to Blame for It All The smell of the pipe does not per vade the Journal composing rooms, or the horse editor's private stnll today. Instead there Is the delicate aroma and delightful fragrance that rises a perfumed incense, when the devotees of tobacco burn Gus Huckesteln's magnificent Coronas on tho altar of their Idol, tho dream-giving Nicotine. It was not suddenly acquired wealth through the passing of some aged and distant relative, not a sudden and in- AT LAST- The Perfect Curtain Stretcher THE National Champion Opens and closes with the ease of an umbrella. Is self-squaring. Will not tear your curtains, nor stick your fingers. All pins are made of brass, triple plated and guaranteed rust-proof. Come in and let us show you a National Champion. ordinate desire to "blow" themselves fbat caused this sudden appearance of prosperity, nothing of that kind or character. The rather unique event was caused by Joe Adalpli Bending a box of coronas down to the office with his compliments. If all the kind wish es the boys expressed for him today should materialize, he will be In a po sition to look down on Rockefeller and win the presidency of the United States, hands down, When you have a bad cold you want the best medicine obtainable so as to cure it with as little delay as possible. Fere Is a druggist's opinion: "I have sold Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for fifteen years," says-Enos Lollar, of Saratoga, Ind., "and consider it the best on the market." For sale by J. C. Perry. 50-Acre Bargain $115 per acre will buy CO acres of Ino Howell Prairie lund all cleared, I located on two fine county roods, adapted to the growth of fruit grain, j vegetables or berries of all kinds, hops or In fuct anything that will grow In I Oregon. No buildings, This place Is well located. Can be seen at any time. ' IIECIITEL & HYN0, 347 State St. Tel. Main 452 If you have young children you have perhnps noticed that disorders of the stomach are their most common ail ment. To correct this you will find Cliambcrlnln's Stomach nnd Liver Tab lets excellent. They are easy and pleasant to take, and mild nnd gentle in effect For sale by nil dea'ers. For Eczema t'ae a mild soothing wash that Instantly stopa the itch. We have sold mnny other remedies for skin trouble but none thut we could per sonally ruarant.ee as we do the D. D. I) fresorlptlon. If I had Eczema I'd us D. D. D. Prescription J. C. Perry, Druggist To Trade A choice 10-acre tract of land, all in cultivation, far $3500; 7 acres In young orchard, In bear ing, mostly Italian prunes and cherries, 80 rods from station and school, on electric line. Will take city property worth $2300 In part payment JOHN H. SCOTT Over Chicago Store. Phone 1552. WM. STAIGER Independent Candidate for County Treasurer If elected, I will Provide an adequate bond, ' Require banks to secure county deposits with them Leave funds as nearly as possible in their natural channels, Advocate a law that requires 2 per cent interest paid on county funds, WILLIAM STAIGER Huie Wing Sang Co. Big Stock of Goods We have made up all kinds of wrappers, kimonos, waists, white underwear, house dresses and all kinds of dress goods, silks, men's and children's suits, pants and overalls, all kinds underwear, overshirts, all col ors of sweaers, shoes, ladies' and girls' dresses, coats, fancy neckwear, ladies' and gents' hose, em broiderv lace, silk scarfs, chinaware, blankets, comforts, etc, Matting whoseale and retail, All goods on sale at greatly reduced prices. Remember this Is the store that Saves You Money. 325 N. Com,l St. Salem, Oregon