Daily capital journal., February 22, 1913, Image 2

Bcfttorfal Page of The Salem Capital Journal FaTa
1
i
The Capital Journal
' Published by
The Barnes -Taber Company
GRAHAM P. TABER, Editor and Manager
in Independent Newspaper Devoted to American Principles and the Progress
and Development of Salem In Particular and All Oregon In General
Published KTry Kveplng Except Sunday, Balem, Oregon
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
(Invariably In Advance)
Dally, by Carrier, per year . ,.5.20 Ter month.. 45c
Pally, by Mall, per year 4.00 I'er moDtb..35c
Weekly, by Mali, pr year 1.00 HI months. SOc
FULL LEAHKI) WIKB TEl.KOltAPII BBI'OKT
ADVERTISING BATES.
Advertising rates will lie furnished on application. "Want" ads and
"New Today" ads strictly cash In advance.
Tk Capital Journal Is more than anxious to (five Its subscribers the very
host carrier service possible. It you don't get your paper en time, Just
hone Main 88 and a copy will be sent you by special messenger. The
Capital Journal management wants all Its subscribers to receive prompt
and efficient service yoar complaints registered at this office will recelva
careful attention.
Now is the Time to Cleanse
Your Blood
Of those impure, poisonous, effete matters th'a
have accumulated in it during the -winter and aro
known as Blood Humors.
The unequaled and really wonderful success
of Hood's Sarsaparilla in cleansing the blood
makes it the medicine you should take.
The secret of its success is the fact that it is
the host possible combination of the host known
agents, roots, harks and herbs for giving strength
and tone to the bodily organs and functions.
Get Hood's Sarsaparilla and begin taking it at
once. In liquid form or tablets called Rarsatabs.
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
Today throughout this dear old re
public of ours we commemorate the
birthday of the man to whom more
than any othor the existence of the
republic of the United Slates Is due
George Washington.
Every school boy and every school
girl knows Washington us "tho father
of his country "but bow prono Is hu
man nature to lose Interest.---to mo
mentarily forget men and events ns
tho davs rlncn Into weeks the weeks
Into months and the niontliB ripen
Into years.
The school hoy and school girl of
yesterday aro the men anil women of
today tho one eagerly engaged In
tho midst of tho hurry and bustlo of
business llfo tho othor deeply ab
sorbed In tho maternal Instinct which
first camo to her when she played
with hor dolls and knew not why
today she Is all tho more absorbed
In her children her husband her
home.
Being thus engagedunmindful,
perhaps forgetful let us all today
go back to the old Bchool books; let
lis revlow tho pages of those school
day histories which have long since
grown old, musty, or have perhaps
been cast aside.
Let us study and reflect upon the
character, tho manhood, tho qualities
of the man to whom wo are Indebted
for our American liberties the man
whose momory wo today honor.
And as we study and reflect, let
gratltudo ba uppermost In our hearts
let that gratitude be nurtured as
the years go by, as the future comes
down to moot us and let us. Implant
In the hearts of our children and our
children's chlldron the seed of the
fullest measure of gratltudo towards
the great American patriot who far
lis overcame tho greatest of obstacles.
If Washington had made no other
sacrifice for hU country, that winter
at Valley Forge, with his poorly
clnd, naif-frozen, half-starved, but
patrlotlo troops would have been suf
ficient to perpetuate his memory.
But Washington not only suffered.
Ho planned, ho fought and ho won.
Lone live the memory of George
Washington!
Tinif llvo tho American nut Ion, and
long llvo American patriotism!
earned the reputation of a pioneer.
This plan to award Bchool credit for
certain home work Is not ouly original
but It has been commended by emi
nent scientific writers. His persever
ing efforts to perfect Oregon school
legislation are well known.
"Mr. Aldermnn Is a young man of
exceptional ability and progressive
character. Ho Is familiar with the
best Ideas of the thlnkerB In his pro
fession and he has the energy and ex-
I nn,llira ..t.llltv In mil ilium ill VirnptlOft.
It Is difficult to think of a more suit
able man for superintendent of tho
Portland public schools."
"Years ago when spring
weather came I felt I would
rather die than be so tired and
exhausted. My mother got nie
some Hood's Sarsaparilla and I
began taking It. We soon noticed
a change for the better. I kept
on taking the medicine until I
was perfectly well and could run
and play ns hard as nny of the
girls. Since then tho spring
never comes without my taking
Hood's Sarsaparilla, and I never
feel at all bad In spring. We
lake Hood's Tills for every little
ailment, and these two medicines
keep us well." Mrs. A. Hopkins,
B26 K, Ragle St., E. Boston, Mass.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Is one of
those proprietary medicines that
are Indispensable to thousands
of families the millions of In
telligent, prudent nnd economical
men and women who are really
tho bone nnd sinew of the coun
try, but who have so little to go
and come on that professional
services, in case cf sickness, are
out of the question except when
absolutely necessary,
There Is no" substitute for
Hood's Sarsaparilla. If urged to
buy any preparation said to be
"Just as good" you may be sure
It Is Inferior, costs less to make,
yields the dealer a larger profit,
New Spring Merchandise
Now on exhibition In all departments of the big Chicago Storo. We are manufacturers' buyers, which places
us In a position to be able to offer to our customers goods of merit and quality at the lowest rock bottom
prices. We don't want your patronage except we can prove to you that our goods are right and our prices
the lowest In Salem. i 1
Tho Oregonlan says that the Turks,
almost snowed under in their mili
tary camp, need a (ieorge Washing
ton. Tho Capital Journal Is of the
opinion that the Turks don't need
a George Washington as much as they
need his hatchet.
n
Two hundred couples want to adopt
tho baby which Is to be given away
by Its parents because of poverty.
What Is wrong with the Oregon
Stork? PorUmdi Oregonlan. The
stork Is apparently forgotten It
seems to now be a case of "duck."
Tho Spectator, a well known Port
publication devotes a lot of space In
Its Issue of today to Salem, Its In
dustries, Its resources and its won
derful future possibilities. Tho is-
suo Is Indeed a very creditable one
and the publishers are to be congrat
ulated upon their enterprise.
YcBtcrday at Portland the Com
merce Trust and Savings bank, in
moving from tho old to Its new loca
tion, transferred 250,000 In gold In
an auto. And ytet Borne pooplo say
that there's no money In automo
biles.
SENATE DEFEATS WEST'S
FOREST UESERVl! BILL
A COMPETENT MAX.
Commenting editorially iixn the
probahln choice of L. R. Alderman us
superintendent of the Portland schools
tho Oregonlan has many nice things
t: sav about Mr Alderman. All that
ihn OreKonliin says nbout Mr. Al
derman Is absolutely true, as the many
In Halom who adinlro tho man for his
ability nnd worth along educational
lines, can ntH si. The Oregonlan says'
"If Louis 1!. Aldciinuii should be
made superintendent of the Portland
schools the choice would bo a happy
one. Although still a comparatively
voiiiik man. ho has held more Hum
one responsible position In educational j
work, and his ability and character j
have always been more than equal to
bis duties.
"As state superintendent of public
Instruction Mr. Alderman's services
have been so meritorious that he lias
won national recognition. In the field
of vocational education he Is quoted
as an authority by leading students.
No state has made as rapid progress
ns Oregon In agricultural teaching,
nnd this very desirable result must be
credited very largely to Mr. Aldermnn,
whose efforts have been untiring mid
Ms success remarkable.
"In tho new educational endeavor to
unite the Influence of the home with
that of the sclwol Mr. Aldermnn bus
With Day, Neuner and Joseph all
changing from affirmative to nega
tive votes, Governor West's bill to
create a central firest reserve of
30,000 acrcB by an exchange of scat
tered school lands with tho govern
ment met defeat In the senate last
night, lleforo the three Benators
changed their votes there wore 18
oyes.
The governor's plan was to sec es
tablished as a result of tho exchange
a state forestry school to bo run In
connection with tho stale agricultur
al college. Tho reserve was to have
been located in the Cascades near the
lli'elteiiiush liver.
El
II
II
FJ
E3
II
11
11
u
II
11
II
II
II
11
u
11
11
II
H
II
It
IX
II
II
II
n
ii
n
ii
ii
ii
ii
n
ii
ii
ii
M
u
Joaquin Miller's Last Poem
Oakland, Cal., Feb. 21. Joaquin Millor's lust poem, written
on his death bed, and which he pronounced "my last message
to the world," was as follows:
The Last Parting
"Could I but teach man to believe,
Could I but make small men to grow,
To break frail spider-webs that weave
About their thews and bind them low.
Could I but sing one song and lay
Grim Doubt; I then could go my way
In tranquil alienee, glad, serene,
nut, ah! this disbelief, this doubt,
This doubt of Ood, this doubt of good.
The damned spot will not out.
"Would'st loarn to know one little flower
Its perfume, perfect form and hue;
Yea, would'st thou have one perfect hour
Of all the years that come to you?
Then grow as God hath planted, grow
A lordly oak or daisy low.
As he hath Bet his garden ; be
Just what thou art, or grass or tree,
Thy treasures up In heaven laid
Walt thy sure ascending soul,
Llfo after life be not afraid!"
n
n
n
ii
ii
ii
ii
a
n
H
u
ii
ii
n
n
a
u
ii
n
n
ii
u
n
u
M
ii
ii
ii
ii
ii
u
n
ii
ii
3
El
New
Spring
Suits
AND
Coats
WONDERFUL
VALUES
$4.50
$7.50
$8.50
AND
$10.50
Highly tailored and
made of the latest
materials.
New
Spring
Now opened up
dainty creations.
$1.98
$2.50
AND
$3.50
Paris and Ameit
can models.
w
"I V rz
' tmisMtitiMitk
'in u n vw
NEW SPRING SILKS
The greatest Bhowlng in Salem of dainty, stylish SILKS
Yard, 25c, 35c, 19c, 15c and up
DRESS GOODS
6000 yards of all wool new Spring Dress Goods now
on sale. Come here where you can get the greatest
variety to choose from. Also new Wash Goods at
low prices.
Wool Dress Goods, yd 25c, 35c, Wc, 75c tip
EXTRA SPECIAL
Odd linos of winter goods now sold at less than
half. Blankets, Pillows, Remnants of Wool Dress
Grinds. Comforts, odd lengths of Wash GoodB,
Men's and Boys' Suits and Underwear, Ladies' Un
derwear, Corsets, MuBlIn Underwear, Embroider
ies and Laces
WE
Crow
Because
We
Give
the
Best
Values
i SALEM OR E COM.
HICAQOTORE
Our
If otto l
"Honest
Goods
'af
lowest
Prices"
ties requires the attention of a physi
cian, whose directions should be
obeyed.
Yours for charming womankind,
MADAME QUI VILLA.
Mouth Molded by Habit
Madame Qnavllla will be glad to answer any questions pertaining
to womanly beauty. Personal replies will be given It a stamped
and self-addressed envelope Is enclosed.
( Ill Ki ll HVK PKIKATS
VANCOrVKIt !' H ASKKTHAI.I
rw dint nf clever manipulation of
Ihclr aggregation when the game was
all but lost to them, the basketball
team of the Presbyterian church last
night defeated the ball tussers of the
St. James Athletic Hub, of Vancouver
by a score of :l."i to IS. For n time
It appeared as I hough the visitors
hud all the best of the contest, the
score nt the end of the first half
being It to n In their ruvor. in tne
r.econd half, however, the local team
was switched, new men Inserted here
and there. Ah the result of this,
Vancouver made but four points dur
ing the remainder of the game, while
Salem piled up 2t.
The lineup of the local team was ns
follows: Schott, Proctor, forwards:
Kpuuldlng, center; and Schaefer and
Joseph, guards. The game was played
In tho Y. M. O. A. athletic ball.
Journal Waul Adis. Ilrlnir Results.
ha 1 A iiiiiAiAAAiii
iHUMHttMWttMttttTTTTTTTTTyT, . - t
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES jj
Our safety deposit boxes, In our Tlsco Manganese Steel
Vault, the strongest on the Taclflo Coast, are now ready
for renting, w will he ploased to show them to you.
LADD & BUSH, Bankers f
There aro so many little tricks and
mannerisms In laughing and smiling
In which women Indulge to the com
plete destruction of a pleasing ap
pearance. Tho mouth Is screwed up,
the lips aro pouted, or the under Up
Is thrust forward In an unpleaslng
manner, Often the mouth Is opened
so wide ns to bo distressing to look at.
Always remember that the mouth
forms an exceedingly import tint part
of tho expression of the face. 1 lie
muscles of the mouth, like those ol
the rest of the body, are molded by
bnblt. The habits of amiability niul ,
contentment give the mouth Its great
est charm, keep Its corners turned
pp. nnd create tho bewitching eupld's
bow,
Tho habit of lip biting Is a most
destructive one. It thickens and dries
them so that they become chapped
and colorless and lose their delicate
curves.
Nothing adds more to an attractive
mouth than well kept teeth. Their
good condition has much to do with
tho general state of the health, for
without tho mastication of food per
fect health Is Impossible,
It Is great trial to anyone to real
l.o that one's breath Is unpleasant.
In health tho breath Is nearly odor
less. Offensive brealh Is merely a
symptom, however extreme It may be.
As a rule the person who has an un
pleasant breath Is conscious of it.
INTERSTATE IIItlllGE
IS NOW IP TO GOVERNOR
By a vote of 24 to 6 the senate at
a lato hour last night passed the In
terstate bridge bill, and whether a
huge bridge Is to span the Columbia
river between Multnomah county,
Oregon, and Clark county, Washing
ton, as a part of tho Pacific highway,
lies with Governor West.
Senator Moser declared that the
bridge would be a benefit to the state
as a whole, not merely to Portland
and Multnomah county. None of the
Under the provisions of the bill,
Multnomah county is allowed to bond
Itself for the construction of the In
terstate bridge. The state, however,
will pay the accruing interest. The
title to the bridge Is the state's. The
Multnomah members argued that In
the case of the proposed Vanoouver
Portland bridge, the revenue will pay
the Interest, amounting to about $70,
000 a year, and that the state' will
lose nothing financially on the venture.
Rheumatism.
In almost every instance Is directly
caused by urlo acid In the blood. Mer
ltol Rheumatism Powdors are manu
factured for the express purpose of
A great majority of persons afflicted
with eczema have no other ailment,
which Is accepted as positive proof
that eczema Is purely a skin disease.
Merllol Eczema Remedy Is made espe
cially for eczema and all diseases ot
tho skin. If you are afflicted with this
terrible disease, do not dolay using
Morltol Eczema Remedy, as It can al
ways be relied upon. Capital Drug
Store. Sole agents.
Love makes a husband devoted and
attentive to his wife, but fear Is some
times Just as effective.
A Liberal Offer.
The undersigned druggist Is author
ized bv the American Drue and Press
neutralizing and eliminating the urlo a880claton( of whlch ne lg a member,
acid from the system. Easy to take . ... Morltol Hair Tonic to
senators who voted against the bill ; and thoroughly effective. Capital Drug . BatBfactkm or tne purchase price
ers Invariably suffer from a bad
breath.
Tho trouble Is tho majority of peo
ple are too lazy to breathe properly.
Nose breathing and deep breathing
aro most Important and magical aids
to beauty. Tho deformity of tho whole
face will eventually result from mouth
breathing.
Then one should consider the voice,
too. Nothing will sooner proclaim
the real person than the voice. No
voice In Itself Is harsh. The quality'
of the voice deionds upon the man
agement of It. To havo a pleasing
voice It Is essential that one have n
correct carriage and that one breathes
properly.
Tho next tlmo you get an opportun
ity listen to a number ot women talk
ing together. Most of the voices are
Blirlll and high pitched, the utterance
Is rapid, tho words aro clipped, tho
pronunciation Is often faulty. There
Is a slovenliness about tho pronun
ciation that Is marked. Slang, too,
and extravagances of speech are fre
quently Indulged In. Drop slang,
drop provincialisms and mispronun
ciations If you would bo thought at
tractive. It Isn't necessary to be af
fected In order to obtain purity of
speech, but It Is ono of the greatest
niul universal attractions of the well
'bred woman. There are some people
I who Judge a woman almost entirely
bv her voice, nnd, indeed, it. Is an
raised a voice against It In debate.
On the other hand, several eastern
and southern Oregon senators made
speeches In favor of the measure.
Store, exclusive local agents.
will be refunded. This indicates the
.ii-. -fl,. 'confidence thoy have In this prepara
Mlrrors are always casting reflec- '
tlons on a man's best friend.
Hon. Capital Drug Store,
WHAT
cnWri
MEANS
IRADC MAHK
Perhaps tho most frequent cause of excellent index to one's character. It
Impure breath Is poor teeth or dys-jlt necessary that lips be mobile and
pepsin, either gastrin or Intestinal, j flexible In order to form a tone cor-
Ovciwork. sedentary habits nnd the reetiy,
habit of bolting one's food all have
the tendency to causo this condition.
Lips are often pale and faded, rough
or puffed and purplo. The first two
Affectum of the tuwo, throat and lungs Indicate a weakened condition of the
Is often to blame, too. Mouth breath-' blood, anil either ot tho three deblll-
The Joining together of the druggists nnd newspaper
men of America in a mutual organization known as the
American Drug and Press Association.
Tho safeguarding of tho public against spurious and
Irresponsible preparations without merit.
The piwidlng for the public of the best known rem
edies for each specific purpose, compounded by expert
chemists from proved formulas only.
The ability to make the lowest possible price on ac
count of the large quantities manufactured.
When yon see "Meritor pin your faith
to It. It will not prove yon fulse.
We SKLL, RKCOMMEND and GUARANTEE the "MERl
TOL" preparations exclusively In Salem.
Preparations Exclusively in Salem
CAPITAL DRUG STORE
HOME
MAKING
The first step In buying or
building a home Is the Sav
ings Account,
Everyone Bhould have a
home ot his own.
A Savings Account with
this bank with regular de
posits from the Income, will
provldo the money for the
first payment on one,
UNITED
STATES
NATIONAL
BANK