Daily capital journal., February 14, 1913, Image 2

Tine Salem Capital JWmal
FRIDAY
Feb. 14, 1913
Eclitof Jal Page of
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A FAMILY AFFAIR.
THAT the present legislature Is
composed of bright, brainy men
Is admitted by all who come In
contact with Its members, but It must
not be overlooked that there are poli
ticians among them, and wherever
politicians gather, ways that are dark
prevail and sometimes "ways and
means" both. Men will do things, de
scend to tbjng for political purposes,
or for some movement pertaining to
state affairs, that they would scorn to
do Individually as business men, even
In their own Interests. It Is so In this
legislature, as It has been In all post
onos ,and probably will be In all yet
to come. Speaker McArthur saw fit,
while mildly criticising The Capital
Journal Wednesday, to also commend
It Now The Journal feels the same
way towards Speaker McArthur. He
1b conscientiously trying to rush the
work of the house, but ha Is handi
capped In his efforts, and by the ways
and means committee, which Is hold
ing back Its reKrt, and It Is fair to
presume, for some esieclal purpose.
That purpose can be Inferred from a
story elsewhere In this Issue. The
trouble has been caused primarily by
the very clover work done at the be
ginning of tho session that mado the
ways and means committees of the two
houses a family affair. This was done,
not with the connivance of Speaker
McArthur, but was probably accom
plished without his siiBpoctlng nny
thlng. Pat Is Just Blmply old-fnsh-lonedly
honest, and straight forward,
and hence does not suspect gullo and
trickery In others. Tho saino remark
might apply to President Malarkey,
and this Is what mado tho combination
havn an easy Job of getting tho whip
hand of the legislature. Now the Cap
Unl Journal docs not protend to know
tho actual facts, tho Inside workings
of the legislature, or what Its nicniberR
nro thinking about. It cannot look
under another man's hat ami ti'll what
that man Is thinking about, but It can
sen through between tho rounds of u
ladder, and feels It has a right to draw
reasonable conclusions from what can
bo thus seen.
Now the examination of the forma
tion of tho ways nnd means commit
tees of both the houso and senate dis
closes this slate of facts. Abbott, chair
man of the wnys and means committee
In tho house, Is the brolher-ln-law of
Dnnlwny, who Is a brolher-ln-law of
I'llmplon, who Is a brother-in-law of
Perkins, chairman of tho ways and
means committee In the senate. Do
you think that these selections for
these most Important committee chair
manship was Just an accident? If you
do, you have Homo morn thinks com
ing. Mr. Abbot!, was at one time tho
business partner of Slate Printer Dunl
wuy, and some people think lie Is still
Interested with lit m III Hie stale print
ing business, though this In merely a
rumor, with nifhlug In sight lo Juxllfy
inserting that. II Is true.
This being true, v rtnld not the nat
ural Inference he thai tho ways and
means commute" of holli houses are
holding back their reports In order to
defeat, tho Hat salary bill fur the slate
printer and lo maintain the stale print
ing biislin-ss 111 Us present form? Of
course, It Is mi absolutely known that
this Is tho case, but we suggest that
In view of the premise tho conclusion
Is almost Irresistible. Again Mr. Ab
ImiU evidently feels the dominance of
Ills pohIiIoii nnd his head Is hiully swol
len. Yesterday tho Portland papers
iiole lit m as saying:
"I know the governor Is hilling at
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES
Our safety deposit boxes, In our TIhco Manganese Bleel
Vault, the strongest on tho Pacific. Coast, are now ready
for renting, wo will bo pleased to show them to you.
i! LADD & BUSH, Bankers i
"Want" nds and
me as the 'goat' In bis message," snld
Abbott, "and I don't feel very good
about It. But let him veto everything
lhat comes along. He won't coerce me
a bit.
"The governor can go to hell with
hlB charges and Insinuations nnd play
ing politics. Let him send In all tho
messages he pleases. We will get these
appropriations In when we get to them
and he can't force us to take them up
before." (
Iast night the same gentleman sent
word to Speaker McArthur to "go to
hell" when asked to come Into the
houso and make a quorum. He evi
dently thinks he Is IT.
Mr. Abbott Is deficient In tact as
well as lacking In Judgment, and Is
Bwelled up before the game Is over.
In his pride of place after consigning
Governor West to that "second edition
of Arizona," he may probably also toll
tho Capital Journal and the editor
thereof to "go to hell." We warn him,
however, that his Invitation will not
be accepted, we prefer to Bend regrets
and thus avoid the possibility of again
running across Abbott after having
parted from him here In Oregon.
THE ROUND-UP
The Southern Pacific is transform
ing lis hospital at Roscburg into a
club room for lis employes, and ex
pects to have It completed by March
1.
Lincoln's birthday wns celebrated
with appropriate ceremonies at the
0. A. C.
Eugene Is to have a new club house,
to cost $2000.
A rabbit drive near Vale Saturday
resulted In tho killing of 30(10 of the
long-cared wlnd-spllttcrs.
Medford will vote on a proposition
to build nn armory and bonds therefor
In tho sum of $20,00, February 26.
Tho Union poultry Bhow began yes
terday, with a great showing of both
birds and people.
Albany was long on "bullheads '
Wednesday, when tho Albany Lumber
Company let tho water out of Us big
ilani. The bottom of the pond was
llternlly covered with catfish.
The union revival meetings at Han
don, afier running steadily nnd suc
cessfully for three weeks, closed Wed
nesday.
Ilefore the end of the present year
tho Columbia & Nehalein Valley rail
road, to bo built by tho Kerry Timber
Company of Portland, will be operat
ing from Woods landing on the Co
lumbia to tho Nohalerf valley, 30 flics
HOIllll,
RAILIIOAD llltniKN
MAY STRIKE TONIGHT
Iunhtii i'iifmh i.CAsni wnoc.l
New Vork, Feb. 1 1. Thirty-four
thousand firemen on custom railroads
will receive orders to strlko tonight,
unless some agreement is reached by
the railroads affected, and tho fire
men's brotherhood today. The walkout
will tnlie place is urs after the strlko
orders aro Issued.
Despite the activity of Commerce
Court Judge Min t In A. Knnpp. spe
cial mediator, neither side will con
cede n single point,
Absence of the long groon lias onus
d many a man to feel blue.
these (ireat Public Questions Occu.
pled the Semite's Time the Most
of the Horning.
Senator Joseph again took occasion
this morning to hint his suspicions of
tho good Intentions of President Ma
larkoy with respect to a vote cast by
tho presiding olllcer. The anger of the
president was aroused and for a time
an Interesting clash between the Mult
nomah solons seemed Imminent. Jo
seph nnd Kellaher who have been dis
trustful of the president from the op
ening day of the session, are wanting
no opportunities to prod Mularkey to
the quick,
Senator Smith's bill relntlng to Il
legal practices at elections was up for
third reading. The bill failed to carry.
Joseph was one of tho warm support-
tors of the mensuro and Malarkey,
whose namo Is always the last called
by the clerk also voted for the bill.
"But you knew that your vote would
not change the result, didn't you?"
said Joseph sarcastically.
"What has that to do with the ques
tion?" Malarkey retorted, flushing with
anger.
"It's Just a notion I got," answered
Joseph with a knowing grin.
"Well, you are In the habit of get
ting some queer notions. I ask you
again what has that to do with tho
question?" insisted Malarkey.
"Oh, It Just came into my head,"
Joseph replied.
Falling to get an extended explana
tion from Joseph, the president did not
press the matter further.
Hits Corruption Art.
The aim of the bill Is to strengthen
the corrupt practices act by taking
further steps to prevent the illegiti
mate expenditure of money In cam
paigns. Those supporting the meas
ure called attention to the Bourne and
the Selling campaigns In particular.
Dlmlck said that Selling had received
contributions from sources outside the
Btate nnd that clubs had spent Bourne
money and reported the expenditure as
their own money.
"It Is a question of clean politics and
of putting the poor man on an equal
basis politically with tho rich man,"
doclarod Dlmlck.
Senator Butler fought the bill.
He i
doolnred that the election of Harry
Lane has proven the efficiency of the
present law.
For Voting Machines.
Senator Joseph's bill providing a
clause enabling counties or municipal
ities to purchase voting mnchlnes
passed the senate with one dissenting
vote.
Dlmlck attempted to have the bill I Weir nearni nnn development. un
amended to apply to counties of 200,- . words, the baby wns simply; a side-
000 population or over,
He declared
that If the hill becomes a law voting
tinnlilniiu if 11 1 lift 1 1 1 1 roll H Sfi1 fill fiVPT
tho slate In Places where thev are not
needed merely because officials will be
unable to resist smooth ngens of vot
lug mnchlnn companies. Senators But
ler and Moser assisted Joseph in de
bating for tho bill. Butler snld that It
would only be a matter of time until
tho machines are needed In many
counties where they are not now need
ed, nnd that It would be foolish. to
limit tho law.
School I,n w rnclinnged.
Senator Smith of Coos nnd Curry
fulled to carry his bill removing tho
property qualification for voters In
school elections, the possession of chil
dren of school ngo nnd rltlzenshlp of
the United States.
A bill by Senator Burgess making It
Incumbent upon parents and gunrdlans;b d nwnk,.neil mWic Bonti
to nnswer correctly certain questions
bv takers of school census passed. A
bill Introduced by Senator lister pro
tecting crabs nnd crawfish passed.
Honor Ciiplnlii Scott.
Today Ihe legislators nro wearing a
white carnation In memory of Captain
Robert Scott and bis party who per
ished In the Antarctic regions, A res
olution for this observance was Intro
duced by Senator Miller.
THE SHOE PINCHES WHEN
WOKN BY THEMSELVES
Icsnrn riir.ss ieaskd whir.
Eugene, Ore., Feb. II. Ilecnuse of
bis recent statement that ho Intended
to arrest society matrons on the
charge of gambling for giving prizes
nt card parties, Michael Thopinson,
night chief of police, was yesterday
requested to resign by Mayor Merg
er. The pressure brought to hear on tho
majior by the society people of tho
clly wns responsible for the request.
Bet She Would.
(Chicago lteeord-llerald.)
"I'd like to see the man who could
persuade me lo promise to love, honor
and obey him," said Miss Wellnlong.
"1 don't blame you," replied the pert
young bride.
John llaaek, bead rigging sllnger of
the Smith-Powers Co.. was killed nt
Marshfleld Wednesday by a log
catching when It was hauled.
- - OH!"
"OH!
Try "(iETS-IT," Ihe Painless ew.
l'liin Corn Cure See Your Corns
Vanish in a Hurry.
"Whew! Hurts way up to my heart.
I've tried almost everything for
corns!"
Corn-sufferers, cornless Joy is at
hand! "GETS-IT" is the only real en
emy any torn ever had. Put "GETS-
This Will Sever Happen, If You Use
"GETS-IT."
IT" on in two seconds and away they
go, shrivel, vanish. No more cotiton
rings to make the corn Bharper and
more bulgy, no more bondages to stop
circulation and stick to the stocking,
no more salves to turn the flesh raw
and make the corn "pull," no more
knives or razors with danger of bleed
ing and blood poisoning.
"GETS-IT" la painless, stops pain,
and Is abcoluitely harmless to healthy
flesh. Warts and bunions disappear.
"GETS-IT" gives immediate relief.
"GETS-IT" 1b sold at druggists at 25
cents a bottle, or sent on receipt of
price to E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago.
FOR BETTER BABIES
Working for Better Cattle, Corn and
Tigs, Then Why Not Also Have
Better Bailies.
In the March Woman's Home Com
panion appears the first complete re
port of a great campaign that Is
springing up with astonishing virility
a campaign for "Better BableB." A
year or two ago a woman in Iowa.
Mrs. Mary T. Hntts, conceived the
Idea thnt In her Btate the principal
enthusiasm among the people was for
better cattle, better corn and better
hogs. At the county and state fairs
there were occasional "baby shows,"
but the whole purpose was to pick out
and reward babies for their beauty
and attractiveness, rather than for
tnov' eniennmnieni, aim nui iuuch
seriously, while in every otner ex
hibit science ruled, nnd the object was
" cultivate knowledge of the best
""VB lu '"u,,mo "
Mrs. Watts saw thnt Iowa was ne
glecting her most valuable crop her
crop of baliles. With the co-operation
of a physician, Dr. M. V. Clnrk, she
organized a real baby contest. Tho
object wns to nward prizes to those
children who made the best physlcnl
showing. Dr. Clnrk prepared sore
cards, the principal Hems of which
were adapted from the cardB used In
Judging cnttle and animals of vnrious
kinds. These cards formed the basis
of a scientific Inquiry calculated to
reveal the physical and mental effi
ciency of the child examined.
The results of this first contest
were nppalllng. They showed thnt
Iowa had better corn and cnttle than
. mfnt )(J ft w(lp Btm)y of a )oge mnt.
tors that concern the care of children
diet, clothes, baths, nnd so on. One
child who had received a low mark
ing In the first contest won a prize
nt the second, because tho mother
had cnrrled out the suggestions ns
to the child's diet and care, which
she never would have heard of had It
not been for the aroused Btate of tho
public mind.
This year 3ii states hnve nlrendy ar
ranged to hold scientific baby Bhows
In connection with live stock Bhows
and sinte fairs. Women's clubs, news
papers nnd physicians are nwnke, and
one of tho most Important world
movements hns begun.
EVANGELIST AIHIERLEY'S
THEME FOR TONIGHT
"The Divinity of Jesus" will be
Evangelist Abherley's theme at the
First Christian church tonight, nnd the
speaker ex'ends a speelul Invitation to
doubters nnd skeptics to be present
and hear a reasonable discussion of
this master theme of Christianity. The
revival Is proving very successful and
the past three services have seen thir
teen people go forward nnd unite with
the church. Uist night the chorus ren
dered a very fine selection of special
music, led by Harold Richards. The
evangelist preached on "Pitching the
Tent Toward Sodom," and a chnrncter
sketch of tho Patriarchs Abraham aud
Lot was forcibly portrayed, their
OUR SPOT CASH SYSTEM
Of buying nnd selling has now placed ub In a position to be able to give to our customers the best obtainable
goods at the lowest posslblo price. We are manufacturers' buyers, and no store can undersell us. Do your
trading at the CHICAGO STORE, that has grown from the size of a dry goods box In a few years to what It Is
today. Only honest merchandising could accomplish such wonderful results. We are hero with tho best
values.
New
Spring
Hats
NOW OX
SALE
New York
MODELS
WONOEK.
Fl'L LOW
rwcEs
$1.98, $2.50 and $3.50
Sweaters
TRICED
AT LESS
THAN COST
LADIES'
SWEATERS
UP TO $6
AND 7 NOW
$1.98, $2.50
CLOSING
CUT PRICES
Ladies' New
Spring
Shirt
Waists
NOW ON SALE
49c, 75c, 98c
WE
Grow
Because
We
Give
the
Best
Values
strong and weak points emphasized
ami a warning against modern popular
evils that lead to loss and ruin of soul.
Great Interest Is being manifested In
the mass meeting for men only to be
held Sunday afternoon at 3o'clock,
when Evangelist Abherley will give his
great lecture on "Manhood and Home."
The Young Men's Christian Associa
tion Is co-opernting to make this n
great meeting. The meeting will be at
the church.
Willamette Notes.
The baseball boys have been lim
bering up during the nice weather of
the past week. A goodly number of
old Btnrs are on hand and It looks
like the University will have a strong
tenm this season.
The men's glee club Is holding
practice every day now, In preparation
for their trip, which comes In the
middle of Mnrch during the spring va
cation. At a recent meeting of the student
body a telegram was ordered sent our
representatives and senators In con
gress osknlg their support of the Ken-
yon-Shepnrd bill.
I'nder the leadership of Stanford
Moore, a large crowd of boys have
been repairing the baseball grand
stand and othcrwlso preparing tho
field for the coming Benson,
The class In surveying Is attempt
ing to survey the campus, nnd pegs,
chain, rods and other Instruments are
very much in evidence every nice af
ternoon, The rumored moving of the lnw and
medlclno school to Portlnnd Is tho
mnln gossip. Some one starts a new
rumor every half hour.
Let Us Spray.
This Ib the time of year to com
mence work on fruit trees and shrubs
by pruning and spraying.
We have ' secured the nssltance of
Mr. F. J. Jones for a short time, and
If parties who hnve spraying to do
will communicate with him or with
me, we will send some one who will
do this work. We would also like the
parties having spraying outfits to keep
in touch with us, so that we may be
able to get their services when re
quired. We Intend to give spraying our es
pecial attention during February and
Mnrch, nnd sincerely hope the people
will co-operato with ns.
For spraying nt this tlmo of yonr
ubo sulphur solution, diluted to eight
gnllons of water to one of stock solu
tion. C. O. COXSTAI1LE,
Fruit Inspector for Marlon County.
Journal Want Ads Bring Renlta.
wk
SALELM OREGON
1IICAGO0TOME
OUR
SPOT CASH SYSTEM
of buying and selling cuts
the highest cost of liv
ing down.
PERCALES
Yard 5c, OMc, 81-3c
Ol'TING FLANNELS
Yard 4c, 5c, 6 14 c, 8 l-3c
BIG BLANKETS
P-'r 49c, 7Gc and 98c
BIG SHEETS 48c
PILLOW CASES ,...0c
PRETTY SILKS
Yard 35c, 85o nnd 49c
DRESS GOODS
Yard 25c, 35c 49c up
Come and get our prices
on
MXN'S CLOTHING
and
FURNISHINGS
PRICES SMALL
EASY TO GET RELIEF
FROM INDIGESTION
Your stomach should dlgost the
food you eat, without the aid of any
artificial digestives, If It won't do
that, then you are continually subject
to dyspepsia, Indigestion, heartburn,
hcadachoB and constipation.
, Instead of taking digestive medicines
take steps to get your Btomach
and Intestines again in a healthy,
natural condition. Jayne's Tonlo Ver
mifuge will do this for you If you will
toko it regurlarly. It Is not a diges
ter of foods, but It will restoro your
stomach nnd Intestines so that they
will attend to tholr natural functions
digesting what you eat and giving
strength to the body.
For more than eighty years thous
ands of men and women who had
suffered the pains caused by dyspep
sia and indigestion have been prais
ing this tonlo as tho only remedy
which brought them pormanent re
lief. As tho tonic acts directly upon
the stomach and Intestines, it la a
natural appetizer nnd strength build
er. Many forms of supposed Indigestion
are the result of intestinal parasites,
for which Jayno's Tonlo Vermlfugo Is
unsurpassed. Insist upon Jayne's;
accept no othor. Sold by druggists
everywhere. Dr, D. Joyne & Son,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Conventionalities
(Puck)
Patron Walter, what Is tho matter
with this establishment? This steak
is burned black,
Walter Yesseh, Mark 'er respoc'
seh. Our chef done died yestlddy!
To Cnre a Cold In One Dir.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money If It
fulls to cure. E. W. GROVE'S Signa
ture Ib on each box. 25c.
AN APPEAL TO WIVES
You know the terrlblo affliction that
comes to many homes from the result
of a drinking husband or son. You
know of the money wnstod on "Drink"
that Is needed In tho homo to purchase
food and clothing. ORRINI3 has sav
ed thousands of drinking men. It is a
homo treatment and enn bo given se
cretly. Your money will be refunded
if, after a trial, it has failed to benefit
Costs only 1 1.00 a box. Come In and
get a free booklet nnd let us toll you
rf the good ORUIN'E Is doing.. J. C.
Ferry.
J. C. Perry
New
Spring
Suits
$1.50
$5.90
$7.50
AND
$10.50
New
Coats
&50
$5.90
$7.50
AND
$10.50
KIMONOS
and
Dressing Sacqucs
Now on Sale
Dressing Sacques
49c, 75c 98c'
Specially Priced
89c, 98c, $1.35
Our
Motto I
"Honest
Goods
at
Lowest
Prices"
Jiotlce of Intention to Improve.
Notice Is hereby given that the com
mon council of the city of Salem.
Oregon, deemB It expedient and pro
poses to Improve Oak street from the
east side of Commercial street to the
west Bide of High street with gravel
concrete pavement at tho expense of
the adjacent and abutting property
within snld limits, in accordance with
the plans, specifications and esti
mates for tho Improvement of snld
Oak street from tho east Bide of Com
mercial street to the WcBt side of
High 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 par
ticular and detailed description of
Bald Improvement, and are hereby
made a part of this notice.
Written remonstrance agalnBt the
Improvement proposed herein may be
made at any time within ten (10) days
from the final publication of this no
tice, In the manenr 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
first publication thereof Is the 4th
day of February, 1913, and the date of
the final publication will be the 15th
day of February, 1913.
CHAS T. ELGIN, City Recorder,
2-4-llt
Slow.
(Judge.)
"They were divorced within
six
months after their wedding."
"H'm!" returned the pessimistic
bachelor. "What detained them?"
DON'T KNOW THEY
HAVE APPENDICITIS
Many Salem people who have chron
ic appendicitis, which la not very pain
ful, have doctored for years, for gas
on the stomach, sour stomach or con
stipation. J. C. Perry states if these
people will try A SINOLE DOSE of
simple buckthorn bark glycerine, etc.,
ns comiiounded In Adler-l-ka, the rem
edy which became famous by curing
appendicitis, they will be surprised at
tho QUICK benefit
CASTOR I A
lor Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature of Cffi&&fa
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