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! . ' ' -".........., ' DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, MAT 17, 1911 PAGE ELEVEN. ; mi nninn in mm- ; tULUItAUU HAd VAdl Denver Man Thinks He Has Salved the Problem of Extracting It Cheaply. Denver.' May 16. That the radium markets of the world will ultimately depend upon Denver, Colorado, for their supply of the most precious metal in existence, wan the declaration made here today by Rev. A. W. Forstall, S. J., who occupies the chair of chemistry at the Sacred Heart college, and one of the most prominent American scientists v. ho !iave specialized in the study of vadium. It is the belief of Rev. For ilall that the so-railed radium fields at ?!ontrose, Sun Miguel and the south western Colorado counties hold untold wealth in radium. The great question, said Father Forstall today, is to devise some method of extracting the metal and preparing it for marketing at 100 per cent less outlay than is now neces sary. He believes ho has solved this problem and shortly will publish full details of his proposed plan. The Jesuit priest has worked for years in nis little laboratory out in the college buildings. There is something of the ancient alchemist in his appear ance and nil tlie enthusiasm of ono in his eyes. He believes that upon re duced carnotite the world will depend for its radium supply. Carnotite is lower in radium conteut than pitch Mend, from which nearly all the radi um supply is secured today, but the car notite is more easily reduced und much more plentiful. Titchblend is found in exceedingly small quantities in Europe, mostly in Austria. Carnotite is found in comparative abundance in southeast ern Colorado. , Heretofore almost prohibitive rates have been paid to ship great masses of arnotito to Europe to have the radium extracted. Father Forstall bclioves ho lias the right plan to extract the radio active sulphates from the carnotite be fore the stuff is sent to be relieved of its precious radium. "I cannot give out anything now," tfaid Father Forstall today, "but I hope oon to have the correct solution. know I am on the right track( for doz ens of experiments I have made in the past year have turned out successfully, I am naturally compelled to experiment with very small portions of the ores in which radio-active sulphates are found, and of course, this makes it absolutely necessary for me to make many more experiments Bnd then work out a gen eral average.' New York to shut up the guides and furnished him with a large amount of money. The agent made a sorry boten of his job and the guides stood pat on their story, despite threats of criminal libel suits and jail. Partially Suppresses News. In addition to trying to head off the guides, the agent sought to head off the truth of the situation on the wires He succeeded only partially and secur ed favorable reports over the Associat ed Press. Two special correspondents, who would pe classed as "yellow jour nalists' by people of the Cook stripe. one of whom is now employed by the Capital Journal, caw that nothing was overlooked in the wav of a wire story that would expose the faker. finally Cook was so hard pressed that ho decided, foolishly, as it after ward developed, to face the guides at Hamilton, Montana. Ho had .secured affidavits that the guides were untruth ful, that they had told other stories concerning the Jit. McKinley trip and that they wore sore because they had not been paid. Hut the corroborative evidence was so strong that the guides' AN AMAZING AFFAIR Something About Explorer Who Is Again Seeking to Get Public At ' tention Through Letter. One of the best examples of unadul terated gall is furnished today by Dr. Frederick A. Cook, tho man who faked the story that he had reached the North 1'ole, and was exposed some years ago, Dispatches from Washington sav that ho charges government officials with a ""propaganda of character assassina tion" and ridicules the National Ooo graphical society. Ho asks President Wilson to appoint a commission to in vestigato his claim and that of Admiral Peary to tho discovery of the North Pole. "The future of my children demands an exposition of the unfair methods of the arm chair geographers in Washing ton," says tho doctor in a letter from hicago. "However, I do not ask the administration to defend mo, or my posterity, but 1 do ask that the men who draw a salary from the national treasury be made answerable for a propaganda or character assassination. Among these is Professor William Moore and others of the so-called Na tional Geographical society," .. Cook's Exposure. Cook, who has been in vaudeville, evidently wroto the letter to President Wilson to secure free advertising. He has been so thoroughly discredited that it is hard to understand how he can face an audience and repeat his "sto ry" of how he reached the pole. Conk a undoing was accomplished largely through guides who had accom panied him on his Mt. McKinley expe dition an I who, after he claims that he had reached the North Polo, told ol how he pretended to reach tho summit of Mt. .McKinley, and really had only reached the bottom. The guides lived In the Hitter Hoot valley, near Missou la, Montana, unci when they first ex I posed Cook the regular news services were nfrsid to handle it, fearing great libel suits, and so it was sent out in the shape of s ials and went mainly to newspapers which were already suspici ous of Cook and needed only some di rect evidence to convince them that he was an impostor. The New York Times was among the newspapers that used the first stories of the exposure. Cook was on a lecture tour and was raking in tho money fust when news of the affidavits regarding the Mt. McKinley fake reached him. He hurried from story carried weight and Cook proposed to bluff them down. Makes Pitiful Showing. Cook came to Missoula and from there went to Hamilton, where he told in a theatre, of his trip to the pole to Bitter Root people and a number of prominent citizens of Missoula. He got along all right until he started in to deny statements of the guides ro garding the Mt. McKinley trip. They were both in the audience and arose and contradicted him. Then Cook's valor deserted him and he retreated from the stage and made an effort to escape through a side door. It was locked and former Senator Joseph Dix on finally forced him back on the stago telling him ho was a coward to quit at tho critical stage of the game. Cook finally came back on the stago, but his attitude eonvfticed Practically every one that he was not telling the truth. He left the next day for New York, thoroughly discredited, and spent a month preparing his records. Tho Mis soula correspondent of the Associated Press went to Now York and helped him get them ready. How Cook flod from New York, was repudiated tho Danish Geographical society and be came a by-word is well known. His amazing nerve in returning and claim ing the attention of the public is oue of the wonders of this century. Some Delightful Gossip About the Pret ty Things Dame Fashion Has Decreed. The Ancient Marinor. It is an ancient mariner; I grab him on the street, He takes nie by the arm and says: "Be steady on your feet." . He says: "Young man, I do not want To slip you any salve, But I am deeply jealous of The cargo that yon have." Now is the time to get rid of .vour rheumatism. You can do it by applving Chamberlain's Liniment and massaging the parts freely at each application For sale by all dealers. How many millions would some parts of the southwest give for some of Ore gon's blessed rainf Meritol pile Bemedy. A new scientific preparation for both internal and external use and absolute ly without an equal for the treatment of piles in any form. Ask us to dhow you this remedy and explain its many advantages. Capital Drug Store. Two automobiles are now in the pas senger carrying business on tho Port Orford-Bandon route. There never was a time when people appreciated the real merits of Chamber lain 's Cough Bemedy more than now, This is shown by the Increase in sales and voluntary testimonials from per sons who have been cured by it. If you or your children are troubled with cough or cold give It a trial and be come acquainted with its good quail ties. For sale by all dealers. ino Dig rorcign steamship lines are giving Portland a trial. Tho result is momentous. Poor appetite is a sure sign of im paired digestion. A few doses of Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Pills will strengthen your digestion and Improve your appetite. Thousands have been benefited by taking these Tablets. Sold by all dealers. The congressman who resigned his scat that hail been legally accorded to him, because he believed ho was not morally entitled to it, is fit to be sent back, or otherwise trusted and honored It would surprise you to know of the great good that is being done by Cham berlain's Tabletst Darius Downey, of Newborg Junction, N. D., writes, "My wife has been using Chamberlain's Tablets and finds thorn very effectual and doing her lots of good." If ynt have any trouble with your stomach or bowels give them a trial. . For Bale by all dealers. Every year flies past more swiftly than the year before when youth is past. CHICHESTER S PILLS -5-v TH K III. i ilNI UNA Ml, .... ... 1 Will HIil(V !''C'.'''. A x'it (u.t (j.TRf tr iNuwa) 14 IJ.it, .Mini Aliaavt RHIa ,U SOLD Bf CnCQ'STS EVtVWI'JT AT By Margaret Mason. (Written for the United Press.) New York, May 16. Dan Cupid has turned designer. He has connived with Dame Fashion to keep wayward hus bands home nights and love fires light ed on Hymeneal hearths. When curl papers and Mother Hubbards camo to tho breakfast table, Love and Friend Husband sought refuge behind the newspaper. Hence sly Cupil has ape cialized in negligees. So fascinating are the results that newspaper are no longer digested with the morning egg, but love feasts of sugar and honey are the matutinal menu. Who could resist you in the froth of shadow lace, the fluff of chiffon, and the frivol of rose buds! A fairy-like model with these three accessories is built on Empire lines. The short bodice is of shadow lace veil ed in tlesh colored chiffon. The short, loose sleeves of lace are caught with a tiny wreath of wee pink rosebuds of hiffon. A girdle of wide Nattier blue picot edge ribbon loosely confines' tho short waist and fastens in front with a ong ended bow centered with a rose wreath. The skirt is anklo length of tho lace finished with two wide ruffles and an ovcrskirt of the chiffon edged with rosebuds reaches to the top of the first ruffle, in striking contrast with its chaste simplicity, but equally fetching, is a plain charmcuse of cerulean hue cut on loose kimona lines, outlined in swans down and girded with a tasseled rope of silver cord. Since all is fair in love and war, it is fitting that Balkan in fluences should invade the realm of the negligee. Mere man' will have to surrender to the varigated charms of the Bulgarian robe and if you don one you will certainly be up in arms his arms. Developed in ochre, Chinese blue or myrtle green crepe, the V shape neck short kimono sleeves, and wide sash are embroidored in the loose blouse waist and flowing skirt down the front, and tassels of varigated silk finish the sash ends. It hi a good thing love is blind. If Eros had a finger in the designing of the new Futurist boudoir gowns, he would have to be or else resort to smok ed glasses. Nothing so dazzlingly riot ous in color has been seen siuce child hood 's happy days when you used to peer at the prismatic glories of your ten cent kaleidoscope. Loose draped robes in theso conglomerated colored silks have eruptions of red, orange green, blue and purple rosettes of chif fon down the front and adorning the sleeves, An overflow of Easter egg rosotto trim the slippers of bright shirred silk which match up this quiot little hest robe. Negligees those days must be complete from your head to your toes louinies en negligee particularly are sartorial feats. For the Balkan robes are tho Turkish slipjiers of bright hued leather gold embroidered and silk fring ed turban tops your touseled mop. Dainty satin mull in delicate shadei garlanded in rosebuds and a Marie An toinetto mob cap of Bhadow lace, satin ribbon and buds add tho touch of Par isienne to you elaborate lace and chif fon negligee. ..tihh namiHiH laeeu witn ruinous round your ankles are made to peep witn equal appropriateness from be neath tho lace edge flounces of your r-nipire negligee of pompadour chiffon or the flowing draporios of your Grec ian lounging robe. The quaint em. broidorcd Bilk slippers of the- Chinese belle Bre a fitting finish for your rich ly embroidered kimono from far Japan With the prodigal return of the pet ticoat the short breakfast jacket has taken on a new lease of fashinnsMo life, Tho Balkan jocket, shaped like a Cossack .coat with a fringed sash in lieu of a cartridge belt is the only real novelty in this lino. It reaches almost to tho knees and the petticoat worn with it must partake of the jackot's bright hued color scheme. fhere is this to say of these Balkan and futurist negligees. Though they may jar the peaceful quietude of the home with their shrieking colors, they will ssve you many a fat bill at the dry cleaners. You can't lounge long unsullied in pastel tintel chiffon ami lace but an exodus from tho ink bottle or even the jam pot will only enhance tho color scheme of your Futurist or Balkan negligee. If it is true that beauty is only skin BOX TURBANS POPULAR A FEW YEARS AGO REVIVED THIS SEASON THB simple box turban, so popular a few years ago, is to be teen this year made up in heavy Italian braid and trimmed with large bows of shot silk, long quills and hug wlnga, which, by the way, are not only la great demand at the present time, but will h worn an m. of the new roll brimmed sailors this summer. These wings are a little more interesting this year. They are made double -that Is to say, either side of the wing can be worn. As a rule. If one aide Is a light gray the opposite side will be cerise or shading from tn . Others again are lined with silk or velvet Usually the silk matches on of th New Model With Novel Wing Trimming. its V j , 1 11 ' ' Hat of Fancy Lace With Soft Satin. ATTRACTIVE SPUING UATS. predominating colors-ln the straw. The feather trimmings have not changed much. It was noted, however, at a recent exhlbttiou of hats that instead of a plain black or white feather they are wearing uncurled ostrich, and each feather has at least three or four different shades. One feather seen had a pompon of dove colored ostrich at the base, and the feather Itself was dnvo color at the base and gradually blended Into the pastel shades. For people nuv uu uui tun, icHuier iriuinung ror summer there are also very Inter esting wings of odd shapes made of maltnes and plcot edged ribbon. The ma- uues is suu-reu or piaiteu on a foundation either of buckram or rice net The center is nnujnea witn many small loops made of the plcot edged ribbon. In fact, the plcot edged ribbon alone makes a beautiful trlinmlna-. esDeebiMv th. extremely wide. It comes In' many beautiful styles. White with wm apple green stripe and a plcot edge of black Is atunnlnir. Orlm. ...tin with black edge Is also beautiful on a black chip hat ine hats illustrated are among the best models of the tailor! tvn. .h.n t.t- -I -v - wis syiuig- SUMMER FROCKS. Bitarre Bulgarian Ornamsntation a Fad of the Sasson. A charming little high waist frock seen recently hud a line of braid car ried down either side the front of the corsage and just a few Inches below a belt of the same, above which them was revealed almost at once a cheml sette of ecru embroidered lawn and lace, decorated up the center with lit tle loops of emerald green silk and wee mother-of-pearl buttons. In another case extremely deep side basques made for distinction, with llt- 1 4 f KV ; '.V i.1 i i i i h i m 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 m 1 1- t A SWEET FROM THE PAST. T Whistles, a sweet which must ' bsve been s great dainty In the ! days when It was drst concoct ; Ml, are mudc, according to an an ! clout recipe. In the following ; manner: Cream a half pound of sugar ) and a quarter pound of butter and beat six eggs, yolks and ; whltos separately. Add tbe eggs ' to tbe creamed sugar and butter and then add enough flour to make a thick batter. In the old ! days rosewater was considered a delicate and delicious flavor ing, but vanilla might suit the modern palute bettor. Anyway, add some fluvoriug. Butter a sheet of paper and spread on a molding or bread board. Drop the batter with a tnblespooiiful ut Intervals of three or four Inches on the pa per, spreading each drop out thlu. Bnlto It In a hot oven for about five minutes, when It should bo slightly browned; then slip the little cukes on a molding board sprluklod with sugnr and quiekly roll theru about a stick. When they are cold fill them with Jelly or Jam. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . dainty cbxation is obuhsbaiiiiio voub. tie pocket flaps of vivid wool embroid ery, the latter merely repeated very narrowly at tbe neck, which was scoop ed out In round shape. If discretion Is observed, then this somewhat bizarre Unlirnrln n nrntimnn. leep, then verily the new flesh tinted tutlon bus a line career beforo It. HuL ouses are the acme of pulchritude. In on let It get Into hands lacking alike hiffon or srepo de chine the voked '" t"ste U"1 Judgment tlieu only too fronts are laid in inch-wide pleats and "hn" w Mi " aIleu- I'luiuotls ho neck and sleeves finished with flat 7 u " on 1119 """"y '" Dutch collnrs and cuffs of ecru i..i T rr"1'1' P'". which Is of cream . . miie in a crossimrreil design. T ie batiste. They are vrrvL.ii .. .... . . ""ner iiiiiiiiB wiiicij lorm a nor for wear with your dor on the flminn.s nm In r,..a tailored suits. Ho closely Alton tfiitir ( flint irTiwm u I minis t innh,.i..i .n int Mtmilattf tho f!'h, tht when fair The wuiti la of cliflugeahli) roie aud NEW Handsome WALL PAPER. embroidered Chircst blouses ""' or leas loss hack their cants at the smart hotel tea rooms, it looks ike an en avowal that they lu nothing on for Friday. green silk. Efftots In New Japanese Fsbrlos. it Is unfortunate that words cannot convey the subtlety or peculiarities of the opalcscont coloring to be found on the silver sheen of the besutiful luster well paper Just imported from Japan. Th body of the paper Is truly Japa nese In character, 'resembling the bronte and gold pnpors In material, but not entirely In appearance, for superfi cial observation might lead one to be lleve that the foundation of the paper was a coarsely woven burlap, while, as a matter of fact It Is evidently a tough Jute fiber of exceptional quality, treat ed by a secret process known only to tbe Japanese. On the wall It creates a rarely beauti ful artistic effect purely sliver on di rect view, but shimmering with crim son, peacock blue, tender greens, a bint of gold and a suggestion of violet-all In an elusive effect that tempts vou to say, "I saw sucb a color here," but you put your flngor on the spot and It Is gone. Used In combination with silk, sntlu or silk plush npholsterlngs of any one of the colors moiiiloned. It Is sur passingly effective, but with crimson of the American Benuty order It Is unrivaled. Sslt For the Hands, The woman who does her own house work will dud suit mi excellent thing to keep her bunds in good condition. If for any rensou tho skin feels drawn, If she has been obliged to uso strong sonp or washing powders In her dally tasks, the hands should be rinsed In a little snlt water, and the skin will at once become Arm and smooth. THE ROUND-UP. U. of 0. freshmen girls must hereaf ter wear simple gowns, devoid of all fiuery, at dances or parties. This is the order of the Pan Hellenic Association. A man wanting a marriage license in I ortland Friday got up against it, be cause he could not remember the name of the girl he wantod to marry. ST. F. Throne, of Ashland, was treat ed with Dr. Friedman's serum recently as a precautiouary measure against tu- oerculosis. Orders for 200 cases of canned string beana and 1000 cases of canned toma toes have been received by the cannery conducted by the Eugene Fmit O row ers' Association at Eugene. Orau Smith, 17 yearn old, wanted in Engeno to aiiBwer to a charge of kid naping 16-year-old Opal Lattin, was ar restoil at Portland Wednesday night by detectives Hoppner and Smith, and was held for the Eugene authorities. Weu his auto skidded and turned tur tlo, near Haines, Baker county, ffhurs day aftflrnoon, L. S. Kolsoy was killed and Nottio Slater's skull was fractured three others with them wero hurt, bu not seriously. Roseburg is to have a strawberry carnival May 21-21. Tho Wild West will be featured as one of tho attractions. An orchard deal involving $91,000 wns completed at Medforil Thursday. Ahsland has completed arrangements for a, Chautauqua. Attempts arc still being made to float tho schooner Anvil, ashore near Florence. Captain James Keating, harbor mas ter of tho Port of Astoria, was acci dentally drowned in the harbor at noon Thursday. His body was recov ered four hours later. BARGAINS 4-room house, 1350.00, North Salem. 8-roora modern house, fruit and ber ries, barn, $2000. 6500 takes ideal home, 20 acres. ' 1 acre in berries, new house, $1800.. 220 acres, well improved, $22,000. SEVERAL GOOD BUYS TV PRrWR RANCHES, HOP RANCHES AND BERRY TRACTS. 6-roora house, big lot, Yew Park, 1250. 8 and 10-acre tracts, close lu. 1- to 5-acre tracts cheap. ' ; CITY LOTS ALL PARTS OP SALEM 7 acres, close in, 64 acres in berries. house and barn, $3200. Several business chances, restaurant. rooming house, grocery store, candy store, pool hall, cigar stand, hotel. SEVERAL STOCK RANCHES CHEAP. 4 acres, 2 houses, on car line, fine garden tract, $0000. 7-roora house, J lots, close in, snap buy, $4500; terms. 10 acres bearing Italian Tinmen. $2750. WHAT HAVE YOTJ TO TRADE7 LIST YOUR BARGAINS WITH US. WE CELL FIRE, LIFE, AOOOIDBNT INSURANCE. 4, B, 6-ROOM HOUSES. rNSTAit- ML NTS. Acme Investment Co. A, B. COOK, Manager. Fhones: Office, Main 477; residence Main 2487. Opposite Court House. 840 State St. MOTION PICTURE NEWS RIGHT OFT THE REEL Hy ..Mayer's. Funny Cartoons to be Shown on Screen , The groat calamity in Omaha was quickly overshadowed by the terribly disastrous floods in Ohio. Great suffer ing and sickness from colds and expo sure resulted which Foley's Honey and Tar Compound helped to alleviate. L. Poole, 2217 California St., Omaha, writes: "My daughter had a severe cough and cold but Foley's Honey and Tar Compound knocked it out .n no time. My wife would not keep house without it. We have used it for years always with good results." Dr, Stone Drug Co. Hy Mayer, tho cartoonist of the New York Timos, is probably the best known of American "funny men." His apt lampooning of passing fads aud fancies und the wealth of ludicrous expression that he manages to install by a few strokes of the pencil, havo given him vogue wido as the continent. His host of admiring followers will bo delighted to know that through a recent contract with the Universal Film company, Mr. Mayer has arranged to present a weekly series or bis cartoons on ths screen. Carranna, if he wins sufficiently, will oxocute Huerta, Diaz and some other men now In power. But then, a little later, somo other victor will execute (.'arransa and a batch of his first fol lowers. Wondorful Skin Salve. Bucklon's Arnica Salve is known ev erywhere as the best remedy made for all diseases of the skin, and also for burns, bruieos and bolls. Reduces in flammation and is soothing and hoallog. T. Bossamon, publisher of News, of Corolius, S. C, writes that one box helped his serious skin ailment after othor romedios failed. Only 25o. Rec ommended by J. C. Perry. Journal Want Adv. Bring Results. A Reliable Hair Tenia It Is an easy matter to prevent bald ness, dandruff and other diseases of ths scalp by using Meritol Hair Tonic. It should be used regularly to keep the scalp free of dandruff germs, as these germs are the cause of the majority n cases of dandruff and later, baldness. We are authorized to guarantee Meri tol Hair Tonie. Capital Drug Store. Many people have slight if any sym pathy for womon who lose diamonds. This Interests Every Woman. A family doctor said recently that womon coine to him thinking that they have lemale trouble, but when he treats them for their kidneys and bladder, they soon recover. This is worth know ing, and also that Foloy Kidney Pills are the beet and safest medicine at such times. You cannot get bettor, purer medicine for backache, irregular kidney and bladder action and nervousness due to kidnoy troublos. Try them. They are tonic in action, quick in results. Dr. Stone Drug C. Tho senate will bo wrestling with the evorlnsting tariff through the dngdays. EXPLANATION AND CONDITIONS Hecuring votes in The Journal's Ro und Bargain Contest is simple. All that is necessary to do is to call for a ash check or receipt whon making pur- liases at any store advertising on tho Bargain Pago which appears in this paper eory Tuesday and Friday for poriod of tea weoka commencing May 1013, and ending July 10, 11113. Bring or mail these chocks to The Journal office within ten days of the purchase date, where five votes will bo Issied for ovory fivo conti ropre seated on the chocks. Theso voting slips are to be depos ited in tho ballot box at this office for tho contestants you are voting for. Every contestant Is entitled to ono nomination coupon which may be used any time during the first two weeks of the contest. This coupon when neatly cut out amf trimmed and properly filled is worth 1000 votes. All cash checks must be In this officj not later than Saturday, July 21, 11)13. Persons employed by this paper or in the stores advertising on the Bargain Page are the only ones barred from participation in th contest. Nomination Coupon Good for lOOO Votes Capital Journal's Refund Bargain Contest, $100 in cash free. For Address (Good for nomination and only one allowed each Con testant. Must be used within five days of date. SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1913. While tho family tree of the elephant runi mostly to trunk that of the chorus girl does nothing of ths tort. Read the Journal for News Big Surprise for Marion and Pplk Counties HIGHEST' PRICES PAID FOR OLD CLOTHES, RAOS AND RUB BER. We have a big stock of pulleys, boxing, saws and al' kinds of tools and machinery. Also chicken netting and hog wire. Bargain prlaes. Everything from a needle to a piece of gold. The house of a half of million bargains. II. STEINBOCK JUNK CO. 33 State Street Phone Main S24
