Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, November 21, 1912, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textjrt I m to: itl'It '' Es-f ifli "iLi 0" " nsnr, AVcgclable Prcpai-allon forAs simiiunigiiiciooflaiKlRciiiiia (fiiJ U(c Slomachs aiulBowclsof Cooui.l r 5 it-: ruw in la"1?..,!! trc rl ii .a Z 1' EM. Jor Infants and ChiM BSlfljl The Kind You Have fuwtiys Bought Bears the Signature of Discusses Teddy, Taft and Wilson jAIIT CAPHAL JOVIAL sirv WURST STOMACH TROUBLE ENDED NO Prnmnlns ni(c!Hnn nirlM 3""viiiviiiiiiui ncss;inrlRistrnni.ilntnniih,r . -'H.IWU uium.iw)iiinc norMueral WOT JN ARC OTIC. Imfim Seta' jti'x.S'rtvia AiistStnl Jhmiiinf- M'tmSerd ClanMSuqtir hUujr litem A nurfprt Rpnipriv fnr PttkIIiu. lion . Sour StnnLirh.Dlarrlmrj Wnrms.fniiviilsinn'i.Fpwrish ncssaiidLoss of Sleep. . Facsimile Sijnatureof NEW YORK Mir ( iP1 In Til """EPOUT. Use For Over Thirty Years 'Guaranteed under tlie Mod a Exact Copy of Wrapper. Eiiwwil JNMUMIPI WW ft, PI1"""! I UHH """"iiiiMiiiiJ Prosperity Reigns in the homes of the provident and they are very thankful that they started early to save Have you Btarted an account with us yet? It nnl, wo cordially invite you, to come in and open one with ua now mi CENT INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS AND TME. CERTIFICATES United States National Bank SALEM, OREGON fl,Uath. Ce,, r .anSOil3;" " that nmi-z:T. vntincfnr 1,1... .. l,r . - ,r llle Pxl,reS!) ui 1 n.. i. . "I'l" and all. an,. " "nn- aw .. ol"c Ul,,'r country ay to the enemy, , all for tlu, f e purpose ot Uwillns Being elected. That was quite a saerl.lce and ,7 a '"""tlonahle result. Wh.-Uwr it was really worth m, .,.,., .., ,n,. ,, . iuui.il eon- 'Htlon which has obtalnl ...... , lm-i,lg the coming ;0UP yeae d a I the Hepublicaas who voU-d oMVilson with this purpose In view, voted or Taft. Roosevelt might hav been elected. Would nr ,v,i,h...,. ..... fare have been better than under a democratic administration? Very like ly many thoucht so. !,. D M Mwoen four million and four "u one-naif million votes. Roosevelt, the irreat hi....,. agitator, the demagogue, the whatnot, ceruuniy has been true to tl, 0.. atlvo clement In the Republlcaa party, i"uyeu tne band of the partv, be cause on the subject nf tariff i, ,.. always kept his hands off. To let the tariff alone is Just what the Rem.i.H. " party lias always wanted, noose velt let It severely alone. On the sub Jt'ct of trusts Mr. Roosevelt als,, must have pleased some part of the R,,ub. lican party since he allowwl Mri thousand to be created during his ad ministration, and delayed radical pros ecution of the present trusts. And yet, In spite of the tariff and the trusts'l.e ing tho pets nf the Republican party, the Taft press abused Roosevelt for Ills administration which was nnlte in j accord with his party at that time. Mr. Taft, holding the highest olllce under Republican administration, when he foresaw coming defeat, at once undertook t0 please the people come a 'lt stomach INDIBESTHlv WBX OR D Y SI'l; I'M V Fl y w j v" TES AFTER TAKI , !.rJ . " ' J-vwjr year regularly mte than a hm stoiiiach sufferers n th liesDlapepsln, and really not 0nlv "'mediate, but lasting rell.f This harmless preparation wm ,. '.....filing you eat ami over ui, gassy, or out-nf.,.,i "ve minutes afterwards your meals don't lit or what you eat lie ia., .. Purpose I lead In your stomach, or I' v , i,., JJjrtburn, that Is a 8n of' ind.ge, Cot from your pharmacist a fifty. 2 o rape-. Diapepsin and t. lie a dose just as soon as you can 1 here will be no sour risings, no belch ing of undigested food mixed with w d, no stomach gas or heartburn, '7" or ueavy fe-'H"B In tho stom ach nausea, debilitating headaches, dizziness or Intestinal griping. Xh ' HI all go, and, besides there will be no sour food lejt over In the sumiach to poison your breath with nauseous odors. Tape's Diapepsin is a certain cure for out-of-order stomachs. I,,,,,... t, take hold ot your food and digests It Ji-si tne same as If your stomach wasn't there, nellef in five minutes from all mm,,. ach misery is waiting for you nt any drug store. These large fifty-cent cases contain more than sufficient to thoran-hlv cure almost any case of dyspepslo, In". mgestlon or any other stomach disorder. denccd bv IIia rm,t t,". in rtenaior Monroe. When a man can defeat the legular nominee under the f)re,.n ystem by running Independent, after falling to secure the nomination him self at tho primaries, it goes to show In an unmistakable manner that the people are not caring much about any form of political government. The Chicago convent Ion Is the ghosi of tho Republican parly that sialkelh about at noonday. The blind masters believing that audacity and systematic organization of the nation, sweetened by political "plums" would curry the day for Taft, built a chain around all This Space Reserved for the MORRIS Cash Feecf AND Grocery Store Phono your wants to Phono Main M97 Prompt Delivery Fair Grounds Road ''ytbing on the menu came out of the hlg Pacific. . The assessed valuation ,f liu county Is nearly J:!0.OOiH),m ... half a million . i.,u, Medford high school miolU ,,,,. seated tho city with a splendid version f "Pinafore " Monday night, n,,, everybody. Albany business bouses will n close from 2 and everybody will go to the IT. of 0- 0. A. P. f,kl,!i - "" hum'". According to the Oregon Cltv Koter. I'llse, Mayor Dlmlck, of that city, says he will not be a candidate for re-elee-! thin, but will !a ,it f.,,. I.,.. i , ' " ,e IU 1'UIMl- can nomination for governor. ! There was a family reunion ,! birthday party at the home of P. p Hahcoclc, of Oregon flly, Sunday la """or of Mrs. Mary 10. Mct'arver reaching her TSth Idrthdav. She crossed the plains with her husband lu ISM. and has lived in Oregon City ever since thai time LINENS for Thanksgiving ... i I i Splendid, choice and attractive values, all grades from the Icist cpnsic rislit up to the very best Richardson's Famous Linens Next to the tin key ir feast are th "i impoitance at the Th.inLs.oiwi, liens, ciisn. 'n,,.l0 , j I ., lend dignity to the festive .one , U eU'' Z on t o table seem twice as appetizing, yab o The wise housewife knows that linens bought 't h is store are reliable and satisfactory, Table cloths napkins, lunch cloths, doilies, towels, etc. L Cl0,l,s' ENTIRE LINE AT REDUCED PRICES. One-piece Dresses, special . $12.50 Su1tsspecial,$7.50,$15,$17.50,$24.50 silk Waists, special $3,29 All Waists at reduced prices OtMUTY 'A -111 7 populr W(!)5liijlitfninuniui nr mi nnunit r n orr unn nrt.,rfU v i s A L E iva ure to please the lovers of a wholesome beverage, Iways an invigorating, pure and delightful drink, ends strength to the weak and wearied physique, ffects a soothing cure for the nervous ills of life, akes life more pleasant and cheers the heavy heart, all , , ., , ' the states, using the old-liu,. U,. null- attacking tho trusts. How beautiful- , , 1 , , . ' , ,,UUIU1 llcans as links. The Oivgon link gt ly inconsistent we are. The cardinal i Virtues of l ie Kenii ,1 em, m-tv l,.,,-.. always been to keen wnces on fr worklngmen by means of a In riff and to cheapen the cost of articles to con sumers by means of reasonable combi nation In trade and commerce. In the j The Itoseliuig llevlew bad a fire over it, ami was prei. well drmvned jont. Tuesday morning. mt the paper cnnic out undlmliilsliisl In ipmnlll.v :aml unileieriorated In quality as usu al Tuesday nfienioon. I . PRICES Charges have been made n,alnsl Alhanv's chief of pnllre, l-'llin HiuiKli- The line of political demarcation van!"7' ot 1" " ' ' m blind pies -he em l """.n,.N oenies them, ami demands Superior street s beiefor adopted ! I.uehlen's 1 I IW) llir ,,P t n ' " "i"1"" fcnin'i jui in ny l rj rniiilil.'Xl cuiilK-i nnt mi fil, I.. t- rr 1 tihu' 1..-nt f,,r l,.,r.. E r rings good fellowship to O who partake in moderation, ilivens the spirit of the down cast nd disheartened, E'ndows existence . with hopes and aspirations stores man to fulness of strength and activity. R FREE An Atlas of the World will be given FREE to any subscriber, new r old, who comes to this office and Pavs one dollar or more on their Paper. This Atlas is good and handy and in book form and should be in every home. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL present campaign, Roosevelt was lam pooned for standing by these princi ples while president and Taft was lauded to the sky for deserting the psrty standards and principles. Even the densest thinker on the sub ject will concede that the Republican position upon the tariff Is correct so far as the Interest of the worklngmen Is concerned. The only drawback in this connection Is permitting the pau per laborer himself to come here and work for European wages after we have excluded the pauper-manufactured article. That is a question of foreign Immigration. Many Republi can tariff beneficiaries engaged In manufacture should be censured for employing this cheap foreign labor, for while enjoying the monoxly cre ated by the tariff, they also take ad cantage of the cheap labor Imita tion. So far as trusts are concerned, we all know that you can buy ready n.ade trust articles much cheeaper than you can buy the raw material nnd make them yourself. There Is another way of looking at the Wilson vote. Is It altogether in dicative of the effort to defeat Roose velt, or Is It a (I'cided repudiation of the Chicago convention? Some years ago tho Republican party In Oregon split over somo such Issue, resulting In Democratic victory. One wing still fiat'-rnlzes with the Democrats and tmn-nortisans. while the other, the Im movable wheel-horses, are still wait ine. Thev are In the minority, but still believe In their future. They rep resent the Taft element In Oregon, while the other wing went to Wilson and Roosevelt Whether the present national victory of the Democrats will weaken this segment of the old party depends upon the tenacity with which thev will cling to the wreck. The people of this state have plain-, school. 'y spoken that they are done with par ly lines (at least for tho time being i and are ready to sn aside tli" clier i,:i,wl bulwark railed the primary law so linely drawn, scaled according to In dividual prospects in I lie event of Tuft's 'election, that the regular machinery was set aside and a new stall' created known as "Taft managers" They proceeded to elect Taft. Hut this new body of political workers, before they had proceeded very far, made the same mistake that was mnde all over the United Slates, 1. e., they got so wrap ped up in defeating Roosevelt that they forgot to elect Taft. Much br.s been raid about Roosevei standing aside for Taft at the Chicago sler.m-roller convention. Very little has been said about Taft landing aside for Roosevelt at that same con vention, when Taft well knew that Roosevelt bad (he maporily ' of dele- gates. (If Taft. didn't know It then. he does now.) It was national secret at the time thai the people didn't want Taft any more than the convention wanted Roosevelt. It wouldn't surprhio us very much that If the people could referendum the last election, they would declare against Wilson, call (mother election and elect Roosevelt. Judging from tho Progressive vote, It Is easily to l- s 'en w hich w ing of the Republican party Is in the ascend ency, .lust w here all tills ixillllcal pot pourri is to end Is hard to tell. I'I!i:l) It. WATKRrf. Nilln of Iiiipni.cii t nf Fir Slrect. Notlco Is hereby KVeii that (be common council of tho city of Salem, OUT.,!!, deems It expedient and pro poses to Improve Kir street from (he smith line of Lincoln 8tr(,t tl, , north linn of HuHrlor street with gravel concrete pavement at tho ex pense of the adjacent and abutting property within Hald limits, In accord unci, with the nlaus Kiie,'iric-,H,.o and estimates for the Impiovement ,,f ; I'Ut the said 1-1 1- street fmni I he smith line ,of Lincoln slre-'t to the mull, line ,,f This notice Is published for ten (10) 'la pursuant to a resolution of the common council, nnd the dato of tin. first publication thereof Is the K'th day of November. 1 ;i 1 L. and the date of the final publication will 1,,. tin. ;;, day of November, 11112. CIIAS. i:u;., city Recorder. II IMIt act on the mailer. This Will Interest Mothers. Mellisr Cniy'K Kiv,vt .,,l,.rn rr rhiM r,'M, i, oTiiiin relief f,,r fever llineH, li I- aelie, l,, NtuNineh. leellllTltf illnnplei . ami reioiliile the I,,,ivi.h nnd ,etr,,v ,m,, lliey l.i .-li k up i-iililH In ".I h"inn Thev me plenxiint l Ilie Insli. chit, hen like iliem I !, IO.I mil t.-NI liiionin Ih. I'ki-iI l,V mellierH fr 2: yeam Thty i,,t,t f.nl Set, I t,y ml !nii;i:lKth, ".v. Sr. mill.- nml., :.: A,l,Jre-H, Allen H. (Hni-tecl, ,c V N V Many a good wife Is flrinlv cvm- jVlnced that her hushand doesn't bar liuoiiize with anything In the house ex 'cept the nutmeg grater. I the office of (lie city reeiuder, which jure hereby referred to for a more I particular and detailed description of said Improve nt, ami are hereby I mail,, 1,,,,-t ,,f llilu ....ii... Wrllleii feminist ranees against the Improvement prop,iHeil herein may be mnde at any time within ten (10) days from the final publication of this no tice, in the manner provided by the city charter, Only n Fire Hern, t", el nil. ih, with tm i tl - ' d hand i. he held up a small riniud 1,1 "I'"' !!". '" he shunted. "tliU Arnica Sal., i I hold. Inn Kil'.ht' aim for boll:,. Ill, ,1, l, iioleH, pimples, , i .etna, cuts, Hpralns, bruises. Surest I'll" cure. It subdue liillammatlon, I-Ills I'M Hi. (inly 2", cents at J. P. I'er i v's. Journal "Want Ads" bring results. Childron Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORlfl CASTOR I A For Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bought 4 Bears the Signature of THE ROUND-UP George Iirooks, aged S." City last. Sunday. died at Hay Daker City will (live a big charity ball Thanksgiving. Corvallls (!,-,lleated another fine new school building Tuesday afternoon. v. ' w - .if ' ' i ;.V ' '- ; ' 0 I . f I 1111 CC 11CW V 1LU Ulrt ViclrolaX$75 Vktrola XI $100 VictralaXIVflSO These ,!', the ihie,, new mod' Ih for thii sc.-oii, ami v.e will I,,, el,,. I l:ni to give j- in a deunii nt i ,iion. I'l H r k III :i.,lelll. Illl-I I i-liily lor d''llvol v L.ll. orils, : ;r;.r..iLi ,, Douhle I-ace nml (, , I. " Kug'-ne Wi'lHes'biy ordi-u'd heO bond Issue, to build anotb $'-"), high V WW DR. YUEN Sii(T('"ir lo I'r. Kum TIIK ( III .FSF. FM'Fltl 'nber. Hie. st'eli of I CHAS. E. ANDERSON, Aent .'.'di tlj i 'M'liiM'ii:! .! .Sl.i -''t ,L' Ji'iii, (J. tn 0 - - . IIKIIII W.IST :,.vUi!hcirl'im show In and initiative and referendum, as evi- j THE POPULAR "WINNER among remedies for ailments -r'f the stomach liver and bowels Is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters It has been In the 'contest" fV 60 years and baa helped thoii sends back to health- Try a bottle. :H3 Albar.: h CI gun Tues'l.,y, uml ends tonight. It. ih a (lately. The C'orvailis fia.' 'te-Tliiies always up to dat", is tiring ''" building --if an opeia hou-e 1 Seiialor l!i"'.h made an addi-ess to the O. A. C. stu : -1 1 1 on "Home Indus tries" at Com a, i ih this afternoon. i Charles ( tiapi eii wanted off tn 'Morrison Street budge, Bt I'orHaml. tho draw being op-n, Tuesday night, and was drowned. t i I The Gi'-at-r Albany College gave a Bea fo-,d dinner at the armory, In Al ibauy, Monday evenlng-practically v- wte , ,e am! fa le- I U b'." S ' '-III- -U !r I! u:i-,l of helping etfull;.', I., w. y,vi- ,(,-.'!-of o; ,-r 'in,, I ihlit;, ,0 h' -lt- I ti l;l 'To Whom It. May Coin-irn j Had s'lM'-i'U V.11I1 ihrinlc ' pillion auo s'on, Ii 1 1 o,.LIc I live y,-a - h : was so weak in 'oiild I.-, I'll;, wain, bad I"'1 iliCUI.'l.- Ii: wei,-i,t. I P,-tl' h of ii,!::.ih for me, In i.e aa 'do, t ,r afi.-r d ,eo,r, teriy failed to i'-lp about p a v tu il.eaid of I'f. Vl-!i Aft'T lal;ii:g five '-U ' r--'!, -nt I was well an-l I pouirls III fl'-sh, ll.,,lT!f. ilii testhi.onv will !e n and hi the m-atis ,,;;e elu-, I Bin, re MRS E. L. IRVIN Up - to - the - Minute Shoe Repairer j I ii'd iLmrs ""st ill iVltiHonic HiillJiiiH Automobile Motor Cycle and Accessory Dealers of Salem FORD Hllilf ll.l M V, K. II. M 'lilt -Me, lit A I Nil .,i,t f,,r II. I. II. nnd I'Hi'f l.ar iifi- lirr) Mrn t. Con.r-r 'itand Ave and Morrison St., K. I'ortlatid, Oregon. HOW Wit II Hill i;T High Htreet, Salem. Oregon. Office ujistalri, ldii entrance. INDIAN MOTOR CYCLES n.trr shut in wt 11 til I Ion, H-hle likle, Mr. .,rlli ( iimiueri UI Mrrel I henr lit Studebaker , . Ml HI IU1.I It I'D .1 Ml 30 'Ml'1' .,..11 p.,- S.I.. ,.i.,.r SuluS t. 0 s.,i,... ()r. slum Rimiiii Mlgtl n lid Ifii