Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, November 14, 1912, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextwwMr... T Children Cry Ml Counterfeits, Imitation and JuHt-aV-i " la H'1 l-xiH-i linents that trifle with and 01 "l ...l'' 1 , nro but iuiuiu and VcrllS What is CASTORIA ,'lain.s neither Opium, Viuno t fent' k i mbsliuico. Its npo Is Its fe'immntcc. It l.Ntr,.vJLv 3 mid allays F evcrlshncHH. l,r marn , . , ,T As M " uulisiimco. us uko in us guarantee. It diNlrvJv mid allays reverlshneHS. lr ,0ro i ,,. ? " ""'J! ...... i,n.i I., onnutui.t nun . unity yiMirs it i .l,.l,.iinv. Wind !nlli.. ..11 jiarrlui;a. JO rejruiiitcs 51. ciiidiii i-iuita GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS .Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought Bfl Use For Over 30 Years THC CCNT JW COM PAH V. TT MUWMT ITHtCT, NCW VOUK CITY. wiwiiMiwwwim ywwuii win i 'ini'iii liiiniii' imiinl nil-,J ""Ml i 'iitnilitiM hhiiiimi limn lulu ' 'ww '"""infcmiiiniaiji Why Salves Can't Cure Eczema Fine. Hie eld-fashioned theory of rur Ing eczema through 1 lie blood has been given up by Kvli'iitlHtH, nmny different milvi'M Imvo been tried for kln dlsensos. But II has been found Unit these. Halves inlv ch.g the pores nnd cannot penetrate to tlie iiiiKT nliln below the ppldcriniH nhiro the eczema germs are lodged. This lb" (puillty of penetrating pnilml'ly explains tbo treinemloim nno ct..s el' tb well known lbiuld cezenia rcmi'ly, oil of wlnlci'ni'pcn, thymol, uly rerlne," elc, lis i-onipoonded In D.UD. lr-'rl I'l i'ii. We linvu sold other remedies for sliln. 4t 1 hj T T r I T I T l T l THE ROUND-UP A i h 1 j T I 'P 1 1 1 P Entei priao Bhiped 4000 sheep to florlh Yiiklina Saturday. RoRelmrg lum passed an ordinance jrohibltliiR the sale o "near betir" in the city limits. The 12tht annual session of the State Federation of Women's Clubs begin In Portland yesterday with an unusually large attendance. Mrs. Abigail G. Rhodes, aged 68, wifoof a capitalist, died at Hllsboro Tuesday. With her husband she came to Oregon In 1904. The first annual flower show at E, L. IRVIN Up -to -the -Minute Shoe Repairer Two doors west of Masonic Building HWmiH l Victrolas Phonographs Graphophones $15.00 to $250.00 Make your Holiday Selections early and be assured of the modol you wish. See the Victrola (new model) No. 10 $75.00. New line of Fancy t Music Rolls at special prices. I Edison, Victor and Columbia records. Singer Sewing Machine t Agency. CHAS. E. ANDERSON 217 North Commercial Street. . SaIora 0reen M fl u u PROMPT DELIVERIES 16 in. Wood, 5 loads, $10 4 ft. Slabs, per cord, $2.75 SPAULDING LOGGING COMPANY front and Ferry Main 1830 for Fii..,- "viier 5 D ',, " iieusant. It rnuno nor uthor 'r... 1 . ' ,1Htll'uti(iii, tlio Stomach m. i , SSffl1 w Signature of troilblen but h i i iitt8( ! tl"B fnr wo '",nw llli,t Btv,r UiU ul once, uo cnI1 Klve you a trial bIzo bottlo for 25 cents "l ' "J liimuKn io prove It. Of coui-so all other druKKlsti hnve D.D.D. l'rescriptlon no to them it you enn t come to uh but don't accept boiiiu hiK prollt siibslltutp. Hut If you come to our etorn, we nrn so certain of what n.D.li. will do for you that wo offer you a full slzo bottlo on this Kimrnntpc: Tf you do not find that It tnkps n way thn itch AT ONCU. II coats you nut a cent. J. C. Perry, DrugglHt Portland opened today, and holds over tomorrow, nnd promises to be one of the events of the year, Oregon City already has a Demo cratic candidate in the field for U. S. marshal, and probably has another for the U. S. district attorneyship. Ilenton county went against suf frage by 58 votes, hut Josephine gave 411 majority for It, Did the feminine name have something to do with it? Mrs. Katheryn Stearns, of Albany, holds the record for being guardian for the shortest time. She was appointed so that she could give consent to a girl's marriage, and when 10 minutes later the marriage was performed she lost the position. Wood iitk. r Will Keep Open House Wednesday '"'"f til- bluest soeia, evei:t nt '""'"""f'Mis.K.lati,,,, ut,it ''-n opon, ami a ,one,l invita'!,',,, Io ft" In Salem lo I..,,..,, Tl . I'olllllllltep i, r,:i,. ,., " "1'iuontP, preparations till' event special attention wl 1'0 give,, , u ft profusion of f'.ow- 'leeiirullons, and 'rs will Im ProouiPd for the ovenlm- I lie musical program will i,n ... "e best ever i,(,al , , 1 . . I M I I nuurtels have been "in several well "'""o;eii Kir. kllllWtl Kllliliela i, in -trihuto t0 to prog,,,,,. n , rcl . ' ! "a Will pb,v tbmn,., , the eveiiln,' m in lirobably be a gymnasfle p,,li;,,lm nn th boys' das.. This will " uuoer ine (llrectbn of I'hyslr 'al ni- rector Carter, uxisutuii: viu in vp TO PEIIKCKT THE L.UY It may he up to the state. lee-Mi. turo to make valid the eight-hour 1.111 ror employes on public works. Iwm, of the failure to attach to the bill as passed an enacting clause. Attorney-General Crawford Is look ing further into the matter, lie 'states, however, that ho Is certain that acts passed by the pcoplo are subject to nnnnll...ll i . . .. v-wiiouuiuoiiai restrictions, which, if true, will make tbo bill Invalid until action Is taken upon the measure by the legislature. nti(Tp.u,s of schools FORM AX OIlfiAXIZATIOX Principals to the number of about thirty met nt tbo Ra'eni High School yesterday and perfected nn organlz,.. tinn. Principal Kllpatrlck, of the Sa lem High School, was elected presi dent, nnd Mrs. Miller, of the Howell Prairie school, was chosen secretary. These officers with Superintendent Smith will constitute an executive cjinmlttee for the purpose of forma isiing plans for the advancement cf the best Interests of the, schools of the county. ALASKA RAILWAY COMMISSIOX COMING rt'NMTF.n rilKSS IJMRKD WItlF. Seattle, Wash., Nov. 14. The Alas ka railway commission recently ap pointed by President Taft will ar rive here on the steamship Spikane tomorrow night with several prom inent Alaskans. They will be ban queted by tbo Chamber of Commerce nt the Artie Club Saturday night. The Century's "After the War." One of the leading features of The Century for Its new year, which began with the November number, now on sale, will he the "Afler-the-War" se ries, by famous American editors a series that promises to be the history of the period since the Civil War what The Century's famous Civil War se ries was to the great conflict itself. Most of the editors who are contrib uting to the new series were actors In the groat drama they describe. Colo nel Watterson, editor of thn Louis ville Courier-Journal, describes ' In the November number "The Humor and Tragedy of the Greely Cam paign" an article of which the New York Sun Bald editorially nn October 2,"th: "Would that nil political his tory could be written with the verve, the wit, the straightforward, devil-may-care cussed, less and the Wash ington veracity which distinguished 'Colonel .Waterson's reminiscences In The Century Magazine. It would then be a true delight to look backward, In stead of being a bore. Prlef extracts nro nrlnted bv the Sun mainly as an i Incentive to the discriminating to pro cure and enjoy the entire text of this jwork of genius. In the near future i Colonel Watterson will contribute more of his reminiscences, his second article having to do with the Ilays Tllden campaign In 1S7C. Other articles In this series will include: "The Causes of Andrew Johnson's Imp 'fi''h ment." by General Harrison Grey Otis, editor nf the Los Ang-h's Times: "Knianclpatlon nnd Impeachmen's," by General John It. Henderson, one -,f the seven senators who fro. si vale. I the attempted "recall; Hi" Aflermaili f Reconstruction" by ''lark Howell. Kdllnr "f "i" Atlanta rvmstltui Ion : .Cleveland's Triumph Over Plain.-.' by Melvin K. Stone, of the Asosciiit-d Press "The Reassert ion of the Mon roe Doctrine." by Cl.arl.-s I! NHI-r: -Tbo Return of Hi.rd Money.' b;. Charles A. Conant. and I'l-collectlnns of Four Conventions.' ninn P.rvan. Other by William Jet' articles are In .... .tin The "After-, h-W'ir prep. u ii " ntiof rics will do mneii io iuc-i.- " title. 'The Seer t History "; Fifty Years of American Progress." peniocrltlcasplr'nls for office with in the gift of the president are not en couraged by his intimation that al va cancies now existing will be MM he- fore President Wilson is sworn .. - - Fixes the Tolls on the Canal Washington, Nov. Tart Inst night issued H-l'ivsM,,,. 1 M'eolauiutl.Mi fixing the rates that for. shall pay for passauv ii:n slilpp,U: thr.e,;Lh the mama canal. The prv.lanmtion ,.... under iwiuLiMiiy oi l ie p.'iTi'ii bill passed by congress In n SUst. ostah- jlishes a merchant vessel valo of J;. 2,1 l'"1, net ton in actual carrvin, e-ipaei- t.v "Ith a reductl.m of I'l ;i, In ba'last. r 'vnt shli Ihe provisions of the are as follows: l'VoelaniaHon "1. On merchant vess carrying r net cr. passengors or cargo Jl Jo , sci t-m each 100 rnblp I,, ..I r.. feet cf ac- ? ,Vn L. ' " I' ":ls' without - "no oi iiis lor vessels with passengers or cargo. I "3. Upon naval vessels, other than I transports, colliers, hospital ships and supply ships, BO cents per displace ment ton. "4. Upon army and navy transports colliers, hospital ships and supply ships $1.20 per net ton, the vessels to ho measured by the same rules as are employed in demanding the net ton nage of merchant vessels. "The secretary of war will prepare and prescribe such rules for the meas urement of vessels, and such regula tions as may ho necessary and proper to carry this proclamation Into full farce and effect. American coastwlso shipping was exempted from toll payment bv con gress. It was to this provision of the act that Great Britain protested, hut no reference to the protest was made In the president's proclamation. American naval vessels are exempted without specific mention either in the net of congress or the proclamation, because the authorities believe It un necessary to explain the uselcssness of payment from Its navy pocket de partment to the one belonging , the treasury department. Xotlre, of Improvement nf Fir Sired. Notice Is hereby given that the common council of the city of Salem, Oregon, deems It expedient nnd pro poses to Improve Fir street from the south line of Lincoln street to the north lino of Superior street with gravel concrete pavemmt at the ex pense of the adjacent aud abutting property within said limits, In accord ance with the plans, specifications and estimates for the Improvement of said Fir street from the south line of Lincoln street to the north line of Superior street, as heretofore adopted by the common council and on file In the office of the city recorder, which are hereby referred to for a more particular and detailed description oi said Improvement, and are hereby niado part of this notice. Wrltteu remonstrances against the Improvement proposed herein may be made at any time within ten (10) days from the final publication of this no tice, In the manner provided by the city charter. This notice Is published for ten (10) days pursuant to a resolution of the common council, and the date of the j first publication thereof Is tho 12th day of November, 1M2, and the date of tho final publication will bo the 23d day of November, 1912. CHAS. F. KLCIN, City Recorder. 11-12-llt Taft bent Teddy 10 votes In Ilenton ! county and Wilson beat Taft 2.V.). To Those Who Wan to Save W- ant li'-fiii-.i; - the .CM.g folks W.th siwil! x!.:n's il'" ,iirn. rs 'W,'- are .l:iv IllS 1-l.v li'HH', h ' l,n -in-s- n who nf' S,4V:IB .vTI'l - l"''Oll.- lV a con,; :e".cy fur i;,ter - !l" , r... a ! '- 'rying t fi.-.o:i.p.'i-ll sou. e ,),;; In i't- b-youd ,,;r ;.r. n: i-r.n.itl.li ONK MOI.I-AH WILL OI'KN AN AC' OI NT. ' ,'" " r " i . This Space - Peservd for the MORRIS Cash Feed AM) Grocery Store fiiv onr uo,i',!s to rroinpt PoIaoi'v Fair G roii 'ids Road Attorney Attempts to Explain I'NIT, l villus IKISiai W mi!. Taconia, Wash,, Nov. It.-Assumln;: an ii lr of injured innocence, Attor ney C. 0. Rates, local attorney for C. H. Houston one of the convicted men In tho govertiiui'iit coal conspir acy case, took tho stand In federal court yesterday afternoon to vindi cate himself of suspicion cast on him by the statement attributed to Sam uel Millcson, whom other Jmv,-; swore had told them that, he, was to get money fur swearing to a false alfidavlt to try to get. Judge Gush man to give Houston a new trial or let him off with a money fino in slcad of Imprisonment. Hales said Millcson was brouulil to ins oince uy . ii, i . sspiKe, a com mercial man. lie said Millcson told him he fel, a great injustice ha 1 been done Houston by his convlcllo'i, that, he could not sleep, that ho de sired to do something to ease his con science In the mailer If he could. ltates said bo asked him how lie came to vole for conviction and h said the thing that couvlucnl bin, finally was the supplemenlal bid put In by Houston for the Sesnon Coal company In limv. Hates Informed hm, that this bid was put In In lM'i" and Millcson said If had known that lie would never have voted for con viction. Hales told of Millcson bringing $5 Brings Oliver Typewriter Send $5 for The Oliver Typewriter tho machine whl come n-flylng. The newest Model No. 5 the regular $(1H machine with no ext.ru charge for Prinlype. For the price of a gaod fountain pen you secure the World's (I real est. Typewriter. You can pay tho balance at Hie rate of 17 cents a day. This Irresistible "$,"i offer" Is sweep ing everything before It. The era of t'niversal Typewriting Is coming. The triumph of the typewriter over primi tive pen-uud-luk has been brought about by tbe same machine that Intro duced visible writing. IT. OLIVET i ne nui mm i n Visible Writer This Is tin) typewriter wh:ise hlgh efficiency has made It the choice of; the greatest firms and corporations, j It Is the simplest, of nil standard type- writers, yet the swlfiest nnd by far tho most versatile. Tim moving parts j work freely In n Solid metal frame work, milking tbe machine ho strong: that the hardest, usage has no effect I upon H. j No Fxtru ('liiiiL-e for "Prinh ir" Most people prefer lo have the mi,-' chiiKi eipilpped lii rii" in 1'rlntype. This b.'ii'il.fiil lype is obtain, ilile only; on The (diver T i.ew i ller. It Ik the greatest s''-lo Inipi'iVeiiieiit ever evolved for typewi Hers-the ; most, easily rend type In evidence - the type which conforms to Hint m universal use on tbe wirld s printing presses! , Hill Success Mlli the Oilier. The Oliver '' pi-writer nhls HacesK seekers In :i mulHtu'l" of 'V.UH. The real 1 1 1 1 st , , ii.-h of nehievemeiit that center around it would fill vol nr..-s No n.a'ter hat ycir w oi k tinty be --In off.'.', sidle, shop "I I'o;'.'- The . ..er f' or, r Ti pc ri'.-r siiles ie,ar''i ' tl1 1 ' '' 1 mv oiiu.i: iii'UMiiih: io. US f,:.,ll S! V'iilM". .a-.-ii.g . I!. . I iicai. I.iinil A It' nl Ma.n .:::! -"I I'. S Ibu.k Hl'lg Siil.-in, Oii.-gon. Tel Oliver Typ' w: it .-r w.:i pi'.-. iN.-if a great c.'.t.v.-tiiei,! e and an actual iiiiiiK-v-tn.-iker. It s'.atc.'s for "id' r a ml s.s'en, m-l H ,,,;.-. H It :S 'I. ' 1 ISItll" e'.'l.lene'- l.f the p..,"e-.-iv"n.'s of l- r young j :!. Ii .ni. an.isli'.'. ' .'r ' r 'I P'"A ' w ll.g i a! "'' ' ' "l ' '" ,,. . SMI. ! b"1 W eel. ' ,;'''l 1 ;' ' ' ' Send I'.r .e. lal iniilar and X 1 1 Inl.il".'. J. I'.il ,..,:!V- -j, A pa.-..' 'I - Mi.i L.,:Mh '",,,, ' " -tt::' ,,, , it, 'i:i . i , , , ft , i , ! ii ,1 H'U 'i'l t 'I v., iii i."-'! of '!!." -;.v.r '!'!" ''"f at, I Hi" e . ,' W I'll W !'.' -'l n "' " It Ren Tbe () .'.' EDDING - uucu jr rices Take advantage of this sale and secure your winter supply of the best made bedd in g at reduced prices BLANKETS 75c to $15.00 COMFORTS $1,129 to $5.00 PILLOWS ".U" to SD.FiD AH at reduced prices Ribbons A complete stock of plain and fancy ribbons at the very lowest prices, quality considered November Suit Sale Suits, Coats and Dresses, all at greatly reduced prices Thanksgiving Linen Sale All Linens reduced 9UALITY MERCHANDISE Chapman, another Juror, to his ofrice. i,. ... i. . , ""' HI'-" written up affida vits for Chapman which the hitter '''used to si,;,,. Hates went Into de mil "ii the Iransacllon. assuming that great inJiiMlce had I u ,tie ,v the instiati.m against his legal Inlegrliy. When he finisheil. II. II. Towiisend. l' vernnient allol'tley, grai'loll.-ly ,ic cplcil his statement. Then bo hei;an crnss-iiiest liming him. "Hid you say be reason Millcson v. as slrhlo'ii wilii remorse at his ote lor comlr,,n was Ibat be had mistaken the time In which Houston put III Hie supplemeiil.il , ! ..,il,, Townseitil. Ibiles said II wan. "Vet you say that Mill, son never knew .d his mistaken Idea f the time of tills bid until y,,it ,p. tirttrai,.,! I to him In your oll'iee, ihrn ,u did Ibis cause him ,i i,,S(, ,.,. () alll 'he racked with r.rrets when lie did THE .liiuliu(!lninp lINOnr SlRttl fCTWttH JtAIt COUJI THEATRE PROGRAM FOR Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday A Mistaken Calling . . . l.ssanuy The Plot That Failed .... A Soldier's Duty mUo Caught Bluffing Sporting Editor . j GLOBE THEATRE, Automobile Motor Cycle and Accessory Dealers of Salem FORD r-l I OVER- rianaers land mrr-vri AT MOTOR I Nt II A N XvAirc ii JUTI- LILLLj Studebakerl Auto dies C 'I TO Li mm Mr. ;-Ov jBJpi POPULAR PRICU ""I know of It until y, (, ),!, Ihit.s (, .ul, I n,,t Tonnseml n,a,,. n,, attempt (,, f,,.,. len the responsibility for the apparent al li-mpt lo bribe Jurors on Hates or anybody else. "Hill someone has ma, In u great 'll.'i't lo lull. i, m,. Jurors to Im peach theh own xonllet hy signing liil.e allldavlts, ahoui;b I o not know who they are" said Townsend. "Mlllesoll Wl n,oble,y , bl'iillglil llllo conn some lime til x- i iuln Ills reasons for signing this nf- I'lbnll." SUKKesleil Hie goleriimetil (- loriiey. Imlical lnK ,al I.I uut,T was not ended. Following the pies, .in, hi, ,, ,,f ,, , ca.'-e by Townsend, t,,, pi h "''"'' "I "I Hales mill appeal on technical grounds by Hemiinr piles. Ihe ease u, nt oer lllllll Ibis afler- iiooti, when It will bo resumed again. GLOBE HUBBARD BUILDING I Ullll tl.t M , I . . IWnl, .1,1,., Hf l-'.'M f. r It. i . II. ,,a I l..,4l. r ai.igt e. .M.il I i it) Mr. el. ( . I., IdiM ( mi IM N I rii. .ne M..I11 i'i.i,-, Jin .. 11 in in n 'i st. n.ti r miiii-I' ' m"MillI..II, H.liliu Urlilr, Ht Jlerih f 'omiiiribil Mii'.-t 1'h.iue W Ml HI lllhMt in MI SO ll.ul.i Id 1 , Siller Mimu-.r, Sali 111, Or, Slien linniu IHi.li nnd l.ii;