Edftoffbl Page of The Salem Capital Journal
SATURDAY
Nov. 16, 1912
The Capital Journal
Published by
The Barnes -Taber Company
GRAHAM P. TAHKR, Editor and Manager
An Independent Newspaper Devoted to American Prli.clpl.-s end the
Particular anu ah urmui. "
and Development of Saletn In
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Hood's Sarsaparilla
r;,.t II todav In ufird iw"M f ',rm .or
.liccolaa-d t .bk-ts i,.;.- J SursataBS.
A Society
Organizer
in Trouble
Two
M,e II,
TIIK JOHIN W. ST A MIS PAT.
SOME ou, evidently a at rant-"-r In
Salem, wantH the to d-
rl.le as to tliw mirclm" of the
watei workH. All the i...l" who have
been In Halern for two years know
that tho peoplo did decide this matter,
months and m:.ntl.B tiuo. They !
elded to buy the waterworks, and
they put tie. authority, by a majority
vote, Into the charter. Thlntra liave
chanKwl, however. The city has
grown. Many costly Improvements
and extensions have been made,. It
would he all right to put the matter up
to the peoplo analn, with the price,
and let them decide. The Statesman
known how they will decide, ir they
think the price Is rlfiht. They will de
cide to buy, and by a much lnrner
majority than before. Morning Stat.-H-
KKST TKKAT.UKVr I "It
ALL (OMI'I KXIOV ILLS
Now York, Nov. V). Governor Wil
son announced last nlnht that Imme
diately after his inauguration as pres-j
Ident of tho I'nlted States he would
call an extroardinary session of am-1
gresg to convene not later than April j j,(-x ion troubles. If tin
13, for tho purpose of revising the-!,.,, Kaiow muddy, ov
tariff.
The president-elect will sail for
Bermuda ut 2 o'clock tomorrow af
ternoon for a vacation uli.Uwl" re
turn December Hi. To set at rest
speculation as to what he would do
with regard to tariff revision, he is
sued the following statement:
"I shall call congress together in
extraordinary session not later than
April 13. I shall do this not only be-
"( LEAMMi IT" Tilt Tilth'.
THE 'Tnspcakabl Turk" Is begin
ning to realize that tho late (i-n.
Sherman gave the correct defin
ition of war and, tin; Balkan allks
aro giving the Turk good measure.
When tyranny grows about bo old
and wrinkled fate strikes the bell,
the game Is over. Tho bell has rung
for the I'nspeakablo Turk.
For five hundred years the Otto
man Turks have camped In Europe
on the ruins of Greece, and the throno
of the old Ilyzantlno empire, which
fought back tho onswceplng hordes of ; cause I think that ti:e pledges of tho
Moslem barbarism' for centuries, an nartv ought to be redeemed as prompt-
iBland of civilization In a s-a of Asia- j y ns possible, but bIko because I know
tic conquest. Now Olo Turks feel tho it to be In tho Interest of business '
stroke of Kismet. The armies of his. that all uncertainty as to what tho'
former provinces are thundering nt particular Items of tariff revision aro )
(From Woman's Trllim..-.!
I'll tell vou niv t.an.'i.-.-a f..r all com-; i ilsslom-r
-Kin be . olor-r-nd.
if It be
causes of complaint against
E. Wlrth, an organizer of se
cret soc ieties and an Insurance agent,
have been registered with State In
surance Commission. : Ferguson. The
latest comes from Newbridge, Oregon,
where Wlrth. with another agent, was
oiganlzer for the Independent Order
of Puritans, an organization whose li
cense has been revoked by the com-
because the company
smacked of graft in not complying
with th state laws for fraternal or-
hls gates. The tldo of Islamic Inva
sion, turned back by Sir Charles Mar
at Tours and by John Sobelskl at
in:. ll.
Tho nlinvn unusual editorial out-i,(''
burst on tho part of tho Klal.-sman Vienna has cbl.cl to the very walls
,. t,n ,.,-,. of nenulno surprise f Constantinople. The red war the
tr ho should be removed ns soon as
possible."
Beyond this brief announcement
the governor Bald ho had nothing
further to say.
nn.l delight t. tho ini'iiy who have
beielofon. been thoughtless and un
kind enough to think fur a moment
that the morning t-h-.-t had ii.-lth.-r
editorial ability nor newspaper biick
hoitu enough to come back. None art.
moro pleased than Tho Capital Jour
mil to s.-e tho Statesman at last Jus
tified and triumphant over Its critics.
Kill as to being a "si ranger," we would
Hiiy in a spirit of the utmost, kindness
1luit The Capital Joiirniil has been for
years, and Is today, Icsb of a 'strang
er' In Salem homes than the States
man. If Hi" Statesman refers to the
1. w owners of The Capital Journal as
b.'inn "si rangers"-perhaps wn are-
Turk has so ofl.-n Invoked now flames
along bis hitherto invlolato Kiosks
and Minarets. It Is the Napoleonic
assault over again
And who are these new heroes who
have struck and struck, and struck,
until (In i Iron janizaries are reeling
to the ropes? They are tint '.choco
late soldiers'" belittled In musical
comedy -t lie soldiers of Bulgaria,
Servln, .Montenegro and f! recce. It.
Is these heiv.es who are represented
as carrying chocolates In their cart
ridge belts Instead of amiuunll Ion.
How little wo know men until liny
aro tested. They are chocolate H..1-
WAMS lit hMMY WIIKTlll lt
TOWN IS MKT (lit IIIIY
rtugli blotchy, or pimply, there's
nothing that will so surely overcome
tho condition as ordinary ncreollzd
wax. The wax literally lakes off a
had complexion absorl. th" dead and
near-dead particles of surface skin, so
gently, gradually, you experience no
Inconvenience at all. A n. ,v complex
ion. Is then In evld.-i.ci-, one so clear,
spotless, delicately soft and beautiful,
you look many years younger. One
ounce of this wax, procurable at any
ding store, will r. J'. n..'- even the
worst complexion. It is smeared on
llko cold cream before r - Ting and re
moved mornings witii warm water.
'1'lie 'jnercollzed wax habit is a health
ier and more economical on than the
. .,,-iii. tlc habit.
If the skin be wrinkled or flabby,
bailie it dally in a -'..bnion made by
dissolving an ounce ..i' ov.il.-red saxo
!lle in a half pint wi'.li hazel. This
ads Immediately, ml ;ing even the
deepest wrinkles. KM.- Hesmond.
ganlzatlons.
At Newbridge 2S people had been
enlisted In the order and In the nelgh
bf ring town of Richland about 70 per-
Ucns. Several hundred dollars were
jpald Into the company. One susplcl-
ous person commiinicateu wiui lu...-
missloner Ferguson, learned that the
Hi ense of the order had been revoked
In Oregon, and when he read the letter
In the presence of the agents and of
members of the order the former
promised to pay back tho money.
The first offense committed by
Wirth was at I'ralrlo City where, as
agent for the occidental Lite insur
ance Co., he illegally obtained J,'. from
the lS-vear-old son of Albert Owen
for whom he had written a policy In
the company. Commissioner Fergu
son took from Wirth his license to
r. present, this company.
Mayor J. W. Walker of Waldport Is
liiuertain whether he Is living In a
dry or wet town, and has written the
ollice of the attorney general for en
lightenment. Four years ago, tho mayor's letter
slate.-!, the t.iwu of Waldport was not
in. orpor.ilcd, and the precinct In
which it Is located voted dry. In
the spring of l'.ll the town was Inc.r
p. .rale. I but no action was taken on
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
O A B T O o I a
Rev. C. II. Wallace and wife of Cot
tago Grove Monday celebrated t he
'loth anniversary of their wedding.
They were married In Missouri in
1S32 and crossed tho plains by the
ox-team route In ISC 1. He is and
Mrs. Wallace 78.
but we liavo come hero to live we ami iron, rierre ixm, in. ins .Manama
bine Invested our money In Sal. -m - we , Chi ysanlhenie," slighted Hie Japn
pay taxes here perhaps almost as tu-se. They were pay soldiers, he said,
i, Mich as does Hie Slat. -small --and If! only fit for funclloiiH ami fans. This
the morning paper thinks we are go-.was Just before their war with China.
take an ac- Hie Balkans are victorious. I heir
Cll COIIC'
the li.pior iuestioii. In the recent
dlers no more they mo men of blood g. ii. ral elecli.ui the precinct In which
the town is
lug to sll Idly by and n..l
five part 111 iinylhlng which concerns
Hie welfare of Hie people of tills (v.m-
n Itythe morning paper has an
other think coining - ev.-n if It must;
resort to having some one else do lis ,
thinking for It. ,
(If course, If Hie Statesman means .
that the new niiiiiugement of The Cap
ital Journal Is a "stranger" to a
wishy-washy newspaper :llcy, and
to any Individual cli.iie or corpora
tion who ever tiles to tell The Capi
tal Journal where to head-In, the
SI. il. small is absolutely correct we
are "strangers" to these, and always
will remain so.
The Capital Journal Is uwuro of the
fact l hat tlie water iiuestlou has been
lip befaro and Tho Capital Journal
did not Hciure Us Information from
(he Statesman, either - because we
end. -aver, as much as possible, to se
cure our Info final loll from a reliable
nource. However, as the Stalesinan
iilte correctly and tersely puis It,
"things have changed," and It because
"Ihln.'S have changed" that Tile Capi
tal Journal would suggest caulkui. a
thorough Investigation of the matter.
M d Ibeii careful deliberation, rather
than any hasty decision. Lot the pco-
Mclory seems lo count from the splen
did .lush and spirit ivilli which they
faced Hie Inv. -ler.it. i foes and oppres
sois, the Turks. It reminds one of
Timrod s il.l lines, written In 1 si; 1 :
(V.iue with thy weiipons at your
call,
Willi musket, pike or knife
He wields the deadliest hlu.lo of
nil
Who lightest holds his life.
The hand that deals Its iinbouglit
blows
With all u patriot's scorn
Might brain a tyrant with a roso
Or slab hlin with a thorn!
In Hie crises of human life and
history, the subllmest and most use
ful dement In human naluro Is often
carelessness of life and tho things
of life.
located voted wet. is the
city now wel or dry; the mayor asks.
The letter says that, the city Is ev
enly divided on tin- .iiestlon and that
the illy council has ordered tho meas
ure lo he phi. -.-il on the bai'. t :u Ce
cily eleclion ll I leeellil'el". The reply
of Ihe all. nil' y genera s ollice will he
that Hie council has no right lo order
the .plesli.lll put mi ihe ballot for tlio
( liy election. That matter Is up to the
. . uniy court. Tin- .pn-stlon could have
t.i lie on Ihe ballot In the general elec
lion on November a.
Ladd & Bush, Bankers
Established 1868
Capital $500,000.00
Transact a General Banking Business,
We issue travelers' checks and lotto, s of credit avail
able in all parts of the vvorU
MIHT IT HIST TIIK
(A Mil HUTS TO ItlX
Expense accounts of candidates and
i lllcers tiled with the county clerk up
to yesterday aro as follows; W. H.
Donning, candidal." mi the Democratic
ticket for representative, $7S.T." ; 13. II.
llerrhk, candidate for county survey
or on the Republican ticket. $2,'.; W.
11. Iialryniple, candidate for represen
tative on lb,' Democratic ticket, $ IS. SO;
The Stale Yule.
Complete official returns,
-hii F. T. II.
'pleselllathe
.t. .;
on the Demo
cb rk. c,;
date for u.-se
tu kct. fllTV'
as made
by Ihe county clerks, from all conn
ties hut Multnomah, and complete iiu
ofliial returns fr.iiii that, give Wilson
H plurality of !M 1", and Lane for sena
tor a lead over Selling of l'.!M. The
vote Is as follows:
For president Tafl., :il,S:l; Wll- taxpa.ieiV l.-agn
llr.-nlano, candldale. for
on the 1 leiiiocralie tick
It. Coleman, candldale
railc ti. k.-t lor county
William Staiger, candl-
E. L. IRVIN
Up -to -the -Minute Shoe Repairer
Two doors west of Masonic Building
Singer Sewing Machines
Parts, Oils, Needles, Etc.
t The only genuine "Singer" and the only
agency in Salem
Hie
mil
lor
I lelliocl'.lt lc
.e m
repivsontatiu
on the independent
.1. Fry, chairman of
ounty .eniral com
I. .loiies, candidate
on the Inilependellt
1": J A. Hughes,
I
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CHAS. E. ANDERSON, Agent
North Commercial Street. Salem, Oregon
pie have all Ihe fads and then lei the son. lib!'.;:.: Koosevell, i'u.SL'l; Chafin,
peoplo decide.
' .".ii.".i; ; Debs 1 1. ST.b Far I'nlted States
The Capital .lournal stands pat on senator Hoiiinc. L',l'7;!; Clark. 11.
Ils suggesibui that the waler nit tin-1 101; l.ane, ..,.'M; Selling Ibs.M'O. Cmii-,
t Ii ill be thoioiii'.blv g mo into a'aln - , grcssuian, fust district Campbell,
from start lo linish .ml then let tho 1 m',7:i ; llawlev "O.VMi; Smith, 1"'. II".
lI'.ori.E ile, i'!" what He- PI :i ifl 1-1 Second district - 1 1 rahaiu, M'.JJ; Sin
want in Ut, 10. OS."..
candidate for repn--;.-ritii i o on the
lo publican thkot. f ;.',, Oliver Jury,
. ami dat" for , . aslable of the Salem
ilisirii-l nil ihe Prohibition ticket, $1 ;
.!, ' "1 W ,lo!. candidate for reprcseii
tai l e on Ihe SocialiM I ieket . 111.
' Now liu.k.i liert' kidilics, lis my turn to talk
'KuUmnl p. ogle jir uiim- , lc mi ilallv o,-i llu Col, ten Koil Oil.
II... ti. 4.1. 1.i w In, I.- I I Olllfl 1. 1, Men Ko.l huiII .u. Ii ,l. III' ai Sin., O.il
I like. Vim ikf I 1i,iii an J In-it I l.tk,-. "
"When I In. I In Jul el llim t,nl,U-it K.,,1 Imi.iiii-... I llliiu,:lil II H .1.
unto 111011- ol I It t- u.uil k iii.l el I't i-jk (.1.1 1,., l.. Imii l,-li,.. f in,, kl.l.. mi II
li.,-r wjitl jit. Hlef.' Icon n,r. i-.:. in .i,.mi' .,r jnv o.Ik-i kitt.lol
IUt( fllf l-.lk(4.l 4ll,'r , III. . Olll V lu.1,,1 111."
"A.k ),i.r iii.iiIu-i u. Ul you tu4l it to the uiiK.-iy m(ii-i i 4kAL
nil ol "cm ..-Il il "
"Tuke IVi h itli you."
U tunui ul i hililirn).
"(".inif tin you."
Meek .link-ill..- Iluildillg.
For Orei;oit urii uliural Collet;,., Cor
allK Drci;on Notice In Coiitruc
lors. i-eab d proposal for fiirni dilllg labor
and materials tciprrcil (or the full
ci -miifoii. in iecepi c.meiole founda
tion walM of a frame st.u k Judging
lulhl'Iig lo bo erected for the Oregon
Agrlcultnial College at Conallls, Oru
g. n. will be opened by tho board of
I i.blic building commissioners at 2
o'clock p. 111, Thursday, November 21
'.'2. at ihe Ho-, crtior's ollice State
Hon.-..', Salem. Oregon.
Plans, specifications, notice and pro
losal form may be obtained at th of-
' of W. C. Knigb.toii. architect, Cap
itol building, Salem, Oregon.
Tin- r ght Is r. s, rv. d lo accept or
reject any or all bids, or to waUe any
Infm inalties In bids.
It A. WVTSON.
Co rk of Hoard of Public Pulld n.,'
Coi:inn--.iotiers, Salem, Oregon.
u-t;i-7:
Wei I.. Cook, who ;n pi'stmastor
at N' ihart. Molilalia, writes: "I rt'o-nt-uien.l
Foley's Honey i Tar Com
1 1 mid to all my p. ople. and they aro
r.cver dl-api-olnte.l with It. Foley's
Honey Ji Tar Compound for coughs
and colds give the bout possible re
mits." Hr. Stone Drug Sloro.
$2.00 ROUND TRIP
TO
Portland
FOR
Pacific Northwest Land Products Show
Pacific International Dairy Show
November 18-23, 1912
S (KUDU IX.
i uutw i y
Tickets sold November 18-21
llU'lllsiv o
Good letuni'i to No.om!-or 23
Inclusive
Nov, 2 1st will be Oregon Home hdustiies Day at the
Manufacturers1 State Convention,
Limited trains leae at 8,00 a, m,, 10,00 n, r. 4 r, pi,
Ar ie Portland 9,30 a, in,, 11,33 a, in,, 5,30 r, n
Local trains leave at 6,30 a, m,, 8.33 a, n, 1 1 ,20 ;;, m,,
2,00 p, m,, 4,15 p, m., 6,05 t m 9,00 :, m,
Details will bo furnished o:i request
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competes is clearly shown in the values we are giving
and our low prices, Our buying facilities are as nearly
perfect as can be, and when any lady in Salem or else
where can beat our prices on new stylish wearing ap
parel, you will have to set up early and keep traveling,
Kec'P an eye on our advertised prices, It will pay you well,
'..spies' Suits $4.50, $8.50, $9.80, $12.50
Ladies' Coats .$3.90, $5.90, $8.50, $10.50
Ladies' One-piece Wool Dresses $4.50, $5.90, $7.90
Ladies' Silk Dresres $4.50 and $7.50
Children's Coats ....$1.49, $1.98, $2.50 and up
minery Bargains
The best we
ever offered
TRIMMED
HATS
HATS
I Worth up to i?M
$5,00, $6,00
I" and 87.50. fjM
now only Xsffii
S2-50 imMh-
WINTER SPECIALS
Remarkable Values
Blankets, pair
48c, 75c, 98c up
Comforts, each
65c, 75c, 98c up
Men's $15 Suits ..$8.50
Boys' Suits ...$1.98 up
Girls' 45c Union Suits
25c
9c Linen-finished Per
cales. now yard ...5c
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Women's
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