Daily capital journal., February 07, 1913, Image 2

id itoi4al Pa
ge of -The 'Salem
FRIDAY
Feb. 7, 1913.
Capital journal
The Capital Journal
Published by
The Barnes -Taber Company
GRAHAM P. TAPER, Editor and Manager
An independent Newspaper Devoted to American Principles and the Progress
and Development of Salem In Particular and All Oregon In General
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DEtfAGOfll'ES AJiD ROSSES.
SENATOR BAILEY, In his address
to the Pennsylvania bankers,
stated a potent truth when ho
declared that tho demagogues now
flocking into tho public life of the
country are more dangerous than the
bosses who are disappearing. A boss
Is offensive, of course, but he docs not
hold the scepter long. Tho people are
quick to detect tyrannous conduct and
rebuke It. The demagogues, however,
are tho apostles of evil. They are
false teachers. They thrive upon pop
ular prejudice or misunderstanding,
and also advocate frequently what
they know to bo wrong and destruc
tive, because they aro afraid a cour
ageous stand for truth and right
might relegate thorn to private llfo,
We see many men boldly advocating
now what they were oqually as bold
in denouncing a scoro of years ago.
They haven't changed their convic
tion, but they fear that the enuncia
tion of tho principles they advocated
so courageously once might causo a
loss of tholr offices.
Tho mischief that theso shifty poli
ticians aro capable of perpetrating is
beyond computation, anil tho people
woiihl be conserving their own welfare
by watching them closely, and holding
them to intelligent and faithful per
formance of duty.
Every ilomiigiipuo retired to private
life, no matter what party . hu ac
knowledges alleglanco to, is a step ill
lho direction of sane government, und
It Is no less Important to suppress
deningngy than It Is to stamp out boss
Ism. It Is not truo that this country has
gone to tho duvll, as our lmpasuioned
orators declare. Any sensible man
can sco that wo havo been steadily
progressing all along the line. What
industrious farmer can say that his
condition has not mnterlally Im
proved? Lrok In every direction nnd
prosperity Is nt high tide. Wages are
at the high water mark. Never before
In tho history of tho world was luxury
so common among tho tolling masses.
Of course, there aro unwholesome
conditions to remedy. There always
will be. There always will bo multi
tudes of men nnd women crushed by
poverty and misfortune. There al
ways will bo Improvident, idle, shift
less people who can nut prosper un
der any conditions,
For tho sober, Industrious, Intelll
pent, honest man the roml to success
Is not obstructed, and any sensible
man knows It. When you see a fail
ure, It Is an Individual fault, or indi
vidual mlafortune, that Is responsible
for It In most Instances, not the con
ditions amid which we live.
We have problems to solve and they
are going to be solved nut In revolu
tion, not lu crazy experiment, but by
and through the nianlfeslatlnn of old
fashioned honesty and common sense.
The demagogue Is going to solve nolli-
Ing, He can oi.ly delay the inarch of
true progress and slay the advent of
Justice, Statesmen are going to do
the work that elvlll'it Ion requires ami
repair the Injuries Inflicted by bulb
bosses and demagogues, mid Ibis the
piviplo will ascertain lu good time.
v t'isi: i roivr.
T HAS HE EX polifetl out several
I limes In ti e editorial columns of ; the great public In tackling the corpo
Tlie Capital Journal that tho state 1 rations which will have possession of
Is following II, e siniie course lii regard j till the state's water powers by and by,
to Its tiiiinniilci'tit wealth of water simply because leelslaturo nl'tcr leels-
power, that It pursued sn successfully
In biting lis limber lands slip out nf
It piiMiessinti nnd Into the ownership i
of big timber cenipiiiiles and bigger !
I SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES h
Our safety deposit boxes, In our Tlsco Manganese Steel
Vault, tho strongest on the Pacific Coast, are now ready
for renting, we will bo pleased to show them to you.
LADD & BUSH, Bankers
PwCn;
j
"Mailt" mis nnil
timber hogs, like tho Woyorhuusers.
It was also suggested at tho same time
that this legislature take the steps nec
essary to safeguard this water power
and keep It for the benefit of genera
tions yet unborn.
Of course, the legislature will do
nothing of tho kind. A few days ago,
In the senate this subject of water
power occupied the attention of the
law-makers for somo hours. No effort
was made to do work for the future,
but tho entire time was consumed in
kicking about the power already lost
to tho state. Senator Dlmlck roundly jwlll sink In, and by mnklng the fur
berated tho Portland Railway, Light & I rows around tho hills, nccordlng to
Power company for absorbing the i the contour of the land Thus the fur
rights to the water power at Oregon rows and row3 of crops would always
City. Ho maintained that tho use of run on tho level, no matter how steep
this power by the company "was the tho land.
greatest outrago ever committed
against the state of Oregon."
Wlthout going Into the merits of this
particular case Tho Capital Journal !
thinks the time opportune to again
point out, that all the balanco of tho
water power of tho state, somo three
to (lvo millions of horse power, nre at
tho mercy of this same company or
any other that cares to appropriate It.
Suppose thlH company, or a combina- i
lion of companies great enough to
handle the proposition should locate
the whole business within the next few
days, or for that matter before the leg
islature meets again two years from
now. What course would Senator
Ulmlck pursue then? Would he con
demn these companies for grabbing
tills magnificent water power worth at
the most conservative estimate a hun
dred million dollars a year; or would
bo condemn himself and the balance of
the legislature for falling to protect
tho people's rights and thereby virtu
ally assist In this great wealth being
exploited by private capital? No doubt
ho would take tho latter course, be
cause there would be something tan
gible to abuse, nnd It is always good
fun abusing a corporation.
A corporation has a legal corporate
existence, but It has no corporeal sub
sr.anee. It Is a legal llctlon; an Incor
poreal inchoate. Intangible, nonentity;
the baseless fabric of a dream; the
substance of things hoped for but nev
er seen; or as lllackstono so briefly
but eloquently defines It, "A sort of an
artlllclal person with all the rights and
privileges of uu Individual, but without
a body to bo kicked or a soul to be
damned."
Fortunately, being composed of airy
nothing, It cannot strike back or kick,
having neither tlsts nor feet, so It Is
safe to d n the soul It hasn't and call
It all kinds of names, becauso It can't
with indignant lists punch Its assail
ant In the mouth. All it can do Is to
get Into print, and like the Irishman,
"deny the allegation and defy tho al
lega'or," but tills does not hurt the
gentleman who assails Its reputation
and shakes his list, under lis fictitious
nose, ami he is safe In Jumping onto,
or lino or through the legal moonbeam
is no would be In abusing tlio man in I
the moon or talking about the dead I
King Mcuclik of Abyssinia. Hut hero Is
where the corporation rs also safe, for j
It lias no feelings to be hurt; no eyes
to be blacked, no mother to use harsh
comparisons about.
Hut this Is n digression, and made
only to show the courso loft open to
lature refused to take any steps to re
iilu what w" have; preferring to let
us take It. out in swearing, kicking
faiill - llndlng, abusing, calling names
a
and haranguing tho circumambient at'
moHphure concerning the shortcomings
and meannesses of these airy evi
dences of tho creative ability of no
menclature, theso urtiflclal shadows
without Biibstnneo, to which the laws
have given a local habitation and a
name. That's what Senator Dlmlck la
doing now. lie Is enjoying tho rem
edy tho legislature Is providing for the
coming generations. Ho Is getting a
dose of tho same medicine, ho along
with his compadres, aro concocting for
those who nre to come after them, and
ho acts ns though he did not like tho
tasto of It. The Jo
tlon, so to speak, usii
ventlve. rather Minn
Journal ngain sug-
gislattiro try vaccina-
ing tho actual pre
ventive, rather than the useless medi
cine that can effect no cure, and take
steps this session to protect the spate's
greatest asset, It unequalled water
power.
FERTILITY HIST IX FLOODS
OHSHKVATiOXS made on the Hood
waters of two rivers In Australia
show that the transported mud
dried, carried 1.16 nor cent of lime. .2
per cent potash, .36 per cent phospho-
rus and .36 per cent nitrogen. There
can be no doubt that, tho washings
from tho hills of the reader's farm car-
ry off at least as much of the precious 'I'
plant-food as this. Ideal fanning A Seattle Judge ruled that a man
would prevent any muddy water from anu n8 wife cannot sit upon the same
flowing from any Held. jry. Solomon, In all his glory, never
Tho Japanese and Chinese aittoln displayed greater wisdom than this,
this by throwing their fields Into level for a hung Jury would most certain
tracts with rims around tho edges to ly result. That Judge has a head long
hold water. Tho water Is thus token, enough to eat out of an old-faBhloned
off by drainage only, and never by churn,
flowage. Much the same results may e e
be accomplished by plowing the hill
sides very deeply so that the water
This may seem impracticable to
many farmers, but It Is actually prac-
Ulit'1 " thousands of American farms.
u lak(3 more work but It saves what
cannot be bought tho soil. Strips of
grass around the hill, nlternntlngs
with tho cub h ated crops, will also
save much of this valuablo fertility.
Theso things will make a great differ
enco In tho course of ten years' farm-
'nf-'-
THE ROUND-UP
H
J. D
Kennedy, of Albany, bad tho ,v
unusual experience of having
Juries sitting on his cases nt
two
I ne
same lime, ne was convieieu ny eacn
jury oi vioiuuug me local option law
Armour & Co., was convicted on two
charges of misbranding nnd selling
short weight butter, In the Justlco
court at Portland Wednesday. The
company was fined $25 on each count.
Two Klamath Falls men made the
trip from that city to Crater Lako, get
ting homo Tuesday. Tho trip was
made on snowshoes, and over drifts In
pinccs 50 feet deep.
Hood River has shipped 75 earloadB
of apples In the last three weeks.
St. George Hlsbop, of Klamath Falls,
or "Enoch," is a candidate for U. S.
marshal. That front handle of his
name Is against him.
Tho nsscsed valuation of the city
of Portland Is $308,975,220, an in
crease of $177,777,661 in seven years.
Portland's city attorney Is prepar
ing an ordinance prohibiting roller
skating on the sidewalks.
Mrs. Frances Kllen Hare, of Astorln,
Is 102 years old, celebrating her birth
day Wednesday, February 5. She
was born at Winchester, Vn., February
!, is 1 1. she is bedridden, but her
mind Is dear.
Klaniath county will collect $10,000
more taxes this year than last.
Mrs. Mary Dougherty, of Portland,
aged ion years, arrived In Olyinpla,
Washington Wednesday, having made
the trip from Portland In a buggy, be
ing nfrald to trust herself on the
cars. The roads were bad, and the
trip a hard one, but the old lady made
It safely
'Dallas dedicated its Carnegie li
brary last Friday night.
Corvallls Is preparing to do much
paving the coming summer.
The little town of Alsea, In Alsea
vnllcy, bad a $20,000 fire Monday
LoZ
onw iiimiiiuk n no pioni iioui riuiei
store or lodge rooms.
!. D. T. Aubrey having resigned, Har
ry M. Wheeler Is now the Wells I'ar-
go express agent at Cottage Grove.
A big mill and planer that would
havo been put in operation at Cottage
Grove, failed to materialize last week,
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a lnrge enough tract of timber to
make them feel safe in making the In
vestment At Klamath Falls, the ancient city
of Enoch, tho modern residents are
playing bnsebal on tho Ice and
skates.
Portland wholesale milk distribu
tors have given the dairymen notice
that they havo cut the price of milk
from $2.00 to $1.60 per hundred I
l,ounds-
X-RAYS AMD SMILES.
If Wilson selects a real first-class
cabinet it will be because he failed to
take the bushels of advice so gener
ously offered him.
It will be pretty hard to borrow
anything for the next six weeks, be
causo it is already Lent.
The wholesale milk dlstrubtors
Portland have redured the price
milk from $2 $1.60 per hundred
pounds. Here is a case of the other
fellow fixing the price of the farmers
: products. They also fix the price for
the consumers and between the two
they should be nble to accumulate a
fat bank roll.
The trouble with many so-called
public speakers Is that their tongues
are running under high genr, while
their thinkers nre feeling their way
along under the slow bell.
President Wilson's cabinet factory
is WOrklllir With n full fm'Pn nf hnnilu
Duj (nfly
are all outsiders, and not on
the payroll. The owner of the cabinet
Intends making ono to suit himself,
paying no ntetntlon to the plans, spec
ifications and models of the profes
sional cabinet makers.
Federal Judge Mack, of New York,
has handed down a Judicial opinion
that it Is proper to use tho word "He,"
when the thing spoken of is such.
Still, In spite of this The Capital Jour
nal man, who has had considerable ex
perience, would suggest that the size,
color of the hair and general disposi
tion of the other fellow be taken into
consideration before acting on this
Judicial opinion.
The North Carolina legislature has
pnsesd an antl-tlpplng bill It probab
ly does not apply to the North Caro
lina legislature.
It would be a good move to have
that $2,000,000 memorial bridge pro
posed to be built over the Potomac
switched out this wny and placed
across the Columbia nt, Vancouver. It
would be a much bigger bridge, would
commemorate Just the same, and nt
the same time be really useful, while
taking a great load off the minds of
bath the Oregon and Washington leg
islatures All problems of Currency and
finance coiibl be settled with no luith-
Pr to anybody; ust turn them over to
Tom Tjiwson.
For Loss of Hair
We will pnv for what you uso If
Rexall "J""llulr Tonic does not
promote the growth of your hair.
In till our experience with hair
tonics the one tlmt Ims done most to
pin our eoulidciire is ltetnll "OH"
Ilnir Ionic. We have inch well
founded faith in it thnt we wnnt
ynu In try it nt our risk. II it dorj
not sntify y,m in every pnrtirulnr,
we will p'iy for wlmt you use to the
extent el s ,M d;iy trenuuent,
If Kovill "'XV Hnir Tnnin doet
not remove d:uidrufT, relievo sculp
irrihiitnu, Hnji the liuir from foiling
nnd promote n new growth of hnir,
come buck to us and nsk us to return
the inoiiev on punt for it, nnd we will
prompt I v bund it l in k to you. You
don't hiun nuyt 'ling, promise nny
thmt, bring nuvtliiug buck, or in nnv
w:iyolii'!:iii.ourelf. Isn't thnt bur?
Doesn't it stand In rruson thnt we
would net tiinko such h libcml offer
if we did not truly brlievo thai
ltcmll "'.H" Hnir lonin will do ell
we rlnini for it thnt it dl d" ell
end iiiore than nay other remedy f
We luwe everything there Is de
mand ler, ned are able to Judge the
merits of the things we sell. Cus
tomer tell us of tlinr success. There
ere more satisfied users of Rcxn.il
"W.l" ll.iir Tome Hum ny simile
preparation wo sell,
Start a treatment cif Rexall "83"
Ilsir Tomo today. If you do. we
believe you will thank us for thui
advice. Two bottles, 6U end $1.
Ynu ean buy Rexall "93" Hair Toole
la this oommuaity only at our iiorei
i ..... i
Grow SLELNI OREGON
r UflGAGOr) TO&E
I Best 223
Values
February Clean-up Sale
Every year we hold an ANNUAL FKHRUARY CLEARANCE SALE for two weeks, for the purpose of clean
ing up and getting rid of all odd lots, odd sizes and broken lines of all kinds of goods all over our store
Profits will not bo considered on all broken linos all over this big store Wo must have room for our NEW
SPRING GOODS, which are now pouring lu on top of us. Como here nnd save money,
SEE THE FOLLOWING PRICES:
a
NEW SILKS
AXD KEW
Dress Goods
NOW PLACED OX SALE
WONDERFUL RARGAIXS
Praise This Remedy
For Consumption
If the voluntarily written words of
prntcfiil people living In nil purls ot
Ilic country, praising rVkniiin's A Itnru
tlvo, n remedy for tlio Irontinont of
cniigliH, colds, throat nnil luiitr troubles,
lire to lie ln'llevi'il, this medicine Is ivr
tnlnly ilelnu a vnt amount of irood for
nih il mii nVriTH. We Htiite none but farts,
nnd give to you tho iiiiiiii'H iiihI wonlM of
pnilsi. of IIhihi' wliu ilorlnro It belli'
llteil thi-in in niiinv cneH eoiiibil with
Hi" wrlleni' HtntemelitM Unit It rostnml
theui to hiuilth. This Is a wimple tnkca
from ninny :
St. Miiry's Aniiloiny, O'Neill, Nel)riik.
"(tent temcn : About Movon yrnrs into
I win nt I ix-kcMl with tho ilrend ilionne,
TiiberouloMlM. I couiilii'il iiin'oniiuiily,
could not Hleop nor out, even could not
Mpeiik out loud nnd could do no work. I
bud three lioiuorrlingoM, rnlMod lilood
mot of lho time nnd HiilTorod of nlirht
liwentK. fevor nnd chills. A sperlnllHt of
I'nliiuiliiirt, Ohio, pronounced my ense
UOpeloHM.
".Wnrly flvn yonrii no I honrc! of your
Alterative ond procured mono nt once,
with the roMiilt thnt I Moon found mrm'lf
roMtorod to hcnllli, Kor lho nt four
your I linvo been nble to continue m
tombing, nnd though 1 hnvo nlwiivi hod
Innvy Mchool work, I am hImo nlilo to
perform much moniinl Inhor. I consider
your ini'dlclnc, If fiilihfully taken, t
most excellent remedy for ( 'oiikii in pr Ion.
Mother Superior permit tills testlnioiituL
(Signed) SIKTKll MAHIK,
Sisters of Ht. Krnncls.
FYknuin's Alterative Is effective lu llron
chltln, A Bltiiim. Hay Kcver: Throut nnd
l.uug Troubles, mid In upbuilding Ilia
s.vHtem. lines not conlnln poisons, oplntcs
or habit forming drugs, A"k for booklet
telling of recoveries nnd write to K'-kmnn
Laboratory, l'hlbidclilila, l'n., for ev.
deuce. For null) by all lending drugglili
J. C. Perry, Druggist.
Wiley predicts tho coming of a tltno
when there will be no d iclors or law.
yets, A long time nhead, Isn't It,
Doc?
memores
Shoe Polishes
LARGEST VARIED
mm
TII1.T Met." the only I miles' slion ilri'sslni that
lios'luclvciilslnsOII. KlK ksm.d I'disliol'illM'
ami children's limits and sIi.h s, ahum Hllhout rue-
OtMirriiiiiiiiiistl,,ii lor cli snlng snd polishing
all kinds of riisMct.irisnstioes.i,'. "STAR sits Inc.
"QPIt K WHITE" I In llqnM form wll Ii .'ii'noi'ili-k-l
rlrsos sml wtillrniilirirrsnvsssliin's. Mr.lvjc.
ALSO" UUNS son HlllltNS rsnval thsta. In
round white dikes (utrkedin aim-.no bnics, with
ponge, ine. In haniuranic, larva aluminum boioa.
with epniige, Mr.
"tlllE" eoinlilnatlnn for gentlemen who take
pride l u having their .lines look A I. Heslorvs color
and lustre to all blnrk shoes. Polish wlthaliruaa
or cloth, 6 ecnie. Eimi" sire, 10 cenn.
It T'-urileeler .loe. net Sr.-)' Hie Una T an .a .
the price I n .tamos r,.r f,i 1 1 sIm. parkaao, chsraM paliL
1 "n , Canakrldfe, Mae.
3h OUnland Uttnt NttnufBttumi V
Slut ftiluhu in IM4 Hot Id.
Suits
W'&V Priced
t ODD SIZES
:' $4.50
r : i $7-50
; is A 50
fl $10.50
m
FINEST QUALITY
Hj'fo's.lJ
OUR SPOT
CASH SYSTEM
Is maklkng the customers fiftt.
You can't beat our prices.
REMNANTS
OF WOOL DRESS (500DS
HALF PRICE
REMNANTS
OF COTTON PRESS GOODS
HALF TRICE
REMNANTS
OF SILKS HALF PRICE
New
Coats
Priced
Down
ODD SIZES
$3.50
$4.95
$7.50
AND
$10.50
VALUES
WOltTH
DOUHI.E
THE PRICE
VALUES
WORTH
DOUBLE
THE PRICE
Notice of Intention to Itiiprntc.
Notice Is hereby given that the com
mon council of tho city of Salem,
Oregon, deems It expedient and pro
poses to Improve Ouk street from tho
east side of Commercial street to tho
west sldo of High street with gravel
concrete pavement at tho expense of
tho adjacent and abutting property
within snld limits, in accordance with
the plans, specifications and esti
mates for tho Improvement of snid
Oak street from the east side of Com
mercial street to tho West sldo of
High Btreet, as heretofore adopted by
tho common council and on fllo in
tho offlco of the city recorder, which
are hereby referred to for a more par
ticular and detailed description of
said Improvement, nnd aro hereby
made a part of this notice.
Written remonstrance against tho
improvement proposed herein niriy bo
mado nt any time within ten (10) days
from the final publication of this no
tice, In tho mnnenr provided by tho
city charter
This notice Is published for ten (10)
dnyg, pursuant to a resolution of the
common council, and tho date of the
first publication thereof Is tho 4th
day of February, inn, nd tho date of
tho final publication will bo tho 1,'th
day of February, 101.1.
C1IAS T. 12LGIN, City Recorder.
2-4-1H
SAI.KU PltOOK.
Should ('nut lure i:,,.ry Salem Itender.
The frank statement of a neighbor,
telling the merits of a remedy,
Hldi you pnuse and bollcve.
Tho samo endorsement
Py somo stranger far away
Commands no belief at all,
Here's a Salem case,
A Salem citizen testlflos.
Head and be convinced.
P. W. Ilrown. farmer, 1309 Stato St.,
Salem, Oregon, says: "Three years of
millwright work In a damp atmos
phere disordered my kidneys. I often
had lameness and soreness across the
small of my back. When having nn
attack, I heard of Doan's Kidney Pills
and got a supply, They entirely re
moved the backacho and soreness, to
gether wltb tho other symptoms of
kidney trouble. All I said recom
mending Donn's Kidney nils when I
publicly endorsed them before, hold!
good. I uso them occnnlonnllr when
I havo symptoms of kidney complaint.
I nover fall to get quick rollcf. An
other of tho family haa also UBe)
Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney weak-
nesa and haa had the boat of resulta."
For sale by all dealers. Price 60
Our
Motto:
"Honest
Goods
at
Lowest
Prices"
Extra Special B
Percales per Yard
5c, 6 l-4c, 8 l-3c.
11IO SHEETS IHo
$1.00 Long-Walsted Corsets
Special l!)e
Odd lines of Men'B and Hoys'
clothing at about ....Half price
1000 yards of Fine Embrol l
erics now on sale All lluraliis
New One
piece Dresses
Priced
Down
ODD SIZES
$4.50
$5.90
$7.50
X:1
) fi
AND
$8.50
woium
DOUHI.E
cents, Kos'er-Milburn Co., lluffalo,
New York, solo ngents for tho United
States.
Iti'iiiember tho name Doan's anil
tnko no other.
SPAIN MAKES I'KACK
WITH TIIK POPK
CStTFD I'ltSSH l.V.iSStl WI1IS.1
Itotne, Feb. C With tho presenta
tions of his credentials to the popo,
Formln Plnnchon, recently appointed
Spanish ambassador to the Vatican,
has renewed pencefnl relations be
tween Plus and the Spanish govern
ment. Planchon's prist has been va
cant since 1010,
There Is no way of shutting oft tho
biennial flood of bills.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Boars the
Signature of
All patent medicines or medicine ad
vertised lu this paper is for sale at
DR. STONE'S
Drug Store
SALEM, OlfEdOX.
Rise
t I1EATK DEOPSe
For th cure of lleares attlictlng the
horse. A liquid medicine, given on
tha feed, which the most faatldloua
norae will not refuse to eat. From
one to six hottio. ... .. ji.....i
will cur the moet atubborn case.
,, Prl,M- 100 P bottle or its bole
ties for 15.00,
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