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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1912)
DAIIT CAPITU JOPB.tAL, SALEM, W1M1. ffEMMPA Mt - rage Foil is 11 it u ti El II li El 13 El 13 El El 13 El El if El II II El El II II II 11 E1 11 El II II 11 El El El El II 11 El El El El El II u ti II I! 11 n El u n ii El El II 11 El It It 13 n ii u ts El n El El El rs El n El 14 13 la ti El El El El El II II II II 11 11 n El El El El El El El El E3 ii mm FfT1 Capii ADE II 11 ti ti. u n ti ii n u ti n w u n 14 ti n ti ti 19 u n B READ WHITE SWAN iiml GERMAN BAKERIES For IllglitKt-(.'riide I1KEAD AM PASTRIES Wedding and party orders a spo ilty We make dally deliveries. Ill 9 North Commercial, Phone 1)03 Twelfth and ChemcKcta, Hume 11(11 MAMIO IN SU.KM M EATS Ask Your Dealer (or Pioneer Brand Hams Bacon Lard Put up and made In Salem hj E. C. CROSS & SON tl 370 State St. Phones 1SS0-1SM 1V11 me W ramber of will reach MMMM) an ideal medium for telling the people what you have for them If You Have Not Secured Space, Do So At Once 0FFEE lUmntod In Salem TRY SOME OF Reasoned Gem Blend Coffee and you will use no other 3!ie per lHuind Wo roast our Coffee daily :i0 Slate Slrtt, Phono 13 ftjEEDLECRAFT SHOP OltldlXAL DESMiXS EMBROIDERY SUPPLIES STAMPED ARTICLES Phono Main Ko 2'.H North Commercial Street 7 n i i .rloliday the oinia Homes D ,RESSMAKI1MG PARLORS MABEL CAMPBELL Room 6 Over Chicago Store P H0TO MOUNTS MADE IN SALEM Tho distinctive kind and the class of good sought by discriminating buyers. We muko all our high grade mounts. The kind you want, (let them nt THE PARKER STID10 Cor. Commercial & Chemeketa Sts. Salem Oregon. assssasssssassBanaan a u n a a El ti n El El El El II E3 El El El El El II 13 11 El El El El E3 El El M El ti a ii El El El El El 11 E1 El El H a El El El U n El E3 U II El II El El 11 11 II 11 n El El El El H n El El II U El rs 15 El U n El E1 II El U El n E1 El n El El II El El El El El II II E1 El ti ALEM I dllRMITIinc i T 'Made to Order T IANDY Store and Office Fixtures Is our specialty Made In Oak, Walnut, Mahogany, etc. CAPITAL FI RMTFRE MAXI FACTI RIXG CO. Main m S0; North Liberty Street Q UAKER NURSERY TREES ARE BEST (IKOWX AT HOME Cultivated nml Cured for by Home Lnbor Merest luiine trade of nny nursery In the state and the proprietor believes In home buying P. F. LAXSLMil The Blind Were Sadly Neglected STORIES TOLD II V INMATES OF INSTITUTE SHOW THE .MOST HEARTLESS TREATMENT BY THOSE IX CHANGE. UNITED TURKS UABIED W1I1E.1 Oakland, Cal., Dec. 18. More sensa tional charges were heard here today at the Investigation of the State In dustrial Institute for the Wind, in Oakland, the most startling being thut Superintendent Sanders had boasted openly that he had the investigation all fixed;' that he would remain in as superintendent, and that at the con clusion of the probe he would compel all inmates to work or leave the in stitution. Further charges of neglect on the part of House Physician II. N. How ell alo were made. Died Like Dugs. Thomas George, a blind broom mak er, was the most Important witness of the day. He testified that Superin tendent Sander told on December 10, the day the board of directors met, that he had the Investigation fixed, that his position was secure, and that every Inmate of the Institute would have to work (r leave. Old men, George further testified, were left to "die like stray dogs in a shed,' citing the case of John Wickers and Dan Aherna, who, he said, died without any medical attention. At the conclusion of his testimony George nppealed to the investigating commlteo to see that conditions in tho Institute were im proved. Heat When "Xeoessnry." Patrick Hoban testified that last winter the old men's dormitory was not heated at night, and In the day time only when the legislative com mittee was making its inspection. I Io ban told the committee that he was compelled to operate a highly danger ous machine, and was given no chance to learn broom making. The machine he operated was Bpeeded to 900 revolu tions a minute. For this work he re ceived 30 cents a day. Blanket I'muishcd. Hoban declared that the blankets on his bed had not been washed In eight years; that Dr. Rowell's visits were exceedingly brief, and that upon one occasion he visited the institute while In nn Intoxicated condition, using vile language, which the witness refused to repeat because of the presence of women In the committee ronm. He claimed that he was sick In lied last week, but had to go outside for med ical attention, which, he said, was the case with many other inmates. For Visitors Only. Frank King, 22 years an Inmate, told of the neglect of Patrick Powers, !who died. He testified that Powers 'was not washed, and was otherwise neglected. The food, he said, had been bad, but the bread suddenly Im proved last Saturday. "The heat," King testified, "was not turned on until last Monday, when the Investigation began." J no Domlero, whose charges started the investigation, made a statement to the committee to the effect that poli tics had nothing to do with the probe, but that it was started for the good of the helpless blind. Appendicitis Beat Groom to the Wedding i CSITFIl 1MIKSS LEANED WINK j San Frnni'isni. Dee. IS. Critically illiwith appendicitis on tho dav net Commercial and Society Modern Equipment Fuller Printing Concern White Building 251-261 State St. Phone Main 2179 The Capital Journal lias the circulation Our circulation books are open to inspection i I m TO) AbsoIuielyPure There is a remarkable interest in Home Baking and Cooking throughout the land. This is a most encouraging in dication that the battle against impure, improper food is going to be won. The credit for the victory will belong to the women of the country. Home cooking has the backing of science and the approval of fashion. It adds to housekeeping a pride; to our food,healthfulness. It is acknowledged by experts, and by the women who know, that the best cooking in the world to-day is with the aid of Royal Baking Powder. for her marriage to Thomas Lester Matklns, wealthy Chicago banker, Miss Olga Stock, pretty actress, is forced today to let Fate choose be tween an operation or wedding. Miss Sleek was stricken with ap pendicitis last night. Clerk Munson, of tho marriage license bureau, mail ed to the sick room and the actress signed the license In bed. ...Globe Theatre... Program for Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday CARLOS HORVATH CIMBOLUM SOLOIST The Famous Hungarian Instrument Mr, Horvath toured the continent as soloist for BLANCHE BATES 4 REELS OF riCTCRES-4 REELS. TODAY IX THE FLAT A110VE VITA 1TEIEXDS1X SAXROSAMO-RAISIXtt BARLEY IX JAPAN ..SELIG THE STItOKE OAR LII1IX AVIXMXG OF WHITE DOVE PATHE Globe Theatre ALWAYS THE PIPE ORGAN GLOBE PICTURES AND MUSIC FEATURES MAKE THIS THEATRE THE FI1IRE OF SALEM. You live in Salem, you make your money in lvlacie ln SaIem " be sure that it is "Made in Nothing sncceeds like success AT Tom SERVICE FOR Good Home-Made Kandies and Ice Cream WOXDEU KAXDY KITCHEN 371 North Commercial Phono Main 999 CCHAEFER'S THROAT AND LUNG BALSAM Will Cure Your Cough The Guaranteed Kind 25 and 50c Bottles Me In Salem, in our own lab oratory Schaefer's Drue; Store 133 North Commercial Street. 7n 4y IMru "Let's have the minister do It now," said Matklns at the bedside today. The physicians called a halt "You will have to wait," they said, 'until we learn whether an immediate operation is necessary." The man who leads an alarm-clock life need not wonder that his neigh bors dislike him. I fatal 4 ill Salem, you sell your product Oregon" before you purchase g i'AUNCH SUPPLIES L BOATS FOR HIRE li Phone 849 The Salem Boat Factory j Chas. K. Denlson Prop. J DESIGNER AXD BUILPER OF f LAUXCHES and ROWBOATS Agent for J' Ferro Marine Motors Foot of State Street, Salom, Oregon jj n The. g Capital Journal a mat in iicTTj gi first in circulation first in every home ii ts n u 14 11 11 14 JUi UkU A Ml J M M "
