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DAILY CAPITAL SALEM, OKZOOM, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEB 15, 1913.
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A Little Talk on
Stoves
It'g not bo much t ho first cost of a stove that count!) but
it's what it cohIh to run it. It's false economy to save $10 on the
cost of a stove and then pay $5 or $10 a year more in fuel than
1b nocossary.
The Real Estate Range
is, without exception, the boat and most economical range wo have
ever found. As wo nmko a specialty of stoves and rangoB, Salom
people havo learned to take our word as to what is tho moat
economical rango. The many Keal Estato ranges which aro giv
ing satisfaction in Salom homes is tho best proof of our claims.
If you will call and inspect those Bplendid products, and tbon try
one in your homo, you will learn what real range satisfaction is.
"The Mascot" Heater
is the best heater wo havo over seen for tho money. It has a
heavy cast iron lining and baBO. Be suro to boo it boforo buy
ing a new heater.
Josse & Moore
307-371 COURT STREET.
The Largost Line of Rangos Handlod on the Facific Coast.
STRICTLY HIGH GRADE FINISH
on Autos, Pianos or Carriages. Satisfaction
guaranteed or no charge. Leave orders at
468 Ferry Street E. L. Campbell
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Importance of Getting Better High,
ways in State of Oregon Explained
by Portland Man.
FACTS AND FIGURES OF
INTEREST ARE PRESENTED
(Work Already Accomplished Is Re
viewed and Necessity of Concerted
Action Is Pointed Out.
The big hall at the Commercial Club
rooms was comfortably filled last night
at 8 o'clock when the Hon. P. II. D'Ar
cy rapped for order and in a fow well
chosen words presented ex-Senator
Bourne, who came to this city for the
purpose of discussing his plan for fed
eral aid in the establishing of a sya
torn of good roads throughout tho Uni
tod States. Without preliminary flour
ishes of any kind Mr. Bourne, in a con
versational tone, took the end of the
thread, so to spoak, and rolled it off the
spool and up on another, explaining in
minuto detail every feature of the plan,
which is based on the fact that the gen
eral government can borrow money
more cheaply than can the statos. It
can borrow for three por cont, while
tho states must pay four.
Ho proposes that the government ar
range for tho issuance of $1,000,000,000
throo per cent 00-year bonds for road
building purposes. This money to lie
apportioned among tho states in pro
portion to population, wealth, area and
some other bnses, Under this plan Ore
gon would get $16,000,000. Tho state
could call for this at the rate of 20 per
cent a year. To protect tho government
the state, when calling for the money,
would issue bonds anil deposit in tho
II. S. treasury the amount it desired to
use. These bonds would bear 1 per cent
interest, and would be buyable to the
general government. If Oregon, for in
stance, wanted to take advantage of the
Stomach Troubles
Due to Acidity
So Says Eminent Specialist
So-called stomach troubles, such ns in
digestion, wind, stomachache and ina
bility to rotain food, aro in probably
nino cases out of ten simply evidence
that fermentntion is taking place in the
food contents of tho stomach, causing
tho formation of gas and acids. Wind
distends tho stomach and causes that
full, oppresisve feeling sometimes
known ns heartburn, while the ncid irri
tates and inflames the delicate lining of
tho Btomnch. Tho trouble lies entirely
in tho fermentating food. Such fer
mentation is unnntural, and acid forma
tion is not only unnatural, but may in
volvo most, serious consequences if not
corrected. To stop or prevent fermen
tation of tho food contents of the
stomach and to neutralize the ncid, and
render (it blnnd nnd hnrmless, a tea
spoonful of bisumted magnesia, prob
ably the best nnd most offoctivo cor
rector of acid stomach known, should be
taken in a quarter of a glass of hot or
colli water immediately lifter eating, or
whenever wind or acidity is felt. This
stops the fermentation, nnd neutralizes
tho acidity in a few moments, fer
mentation, wind nnd ncidity are dan
gerous nnd unnecessnry. Stop or pre
vent them by the use of n proper anta
cid, such ns bisurnted mngnesin, which
enn be obtained from any druggist nnd
thus enable the stomach to do its work
properly without being hindered by
poisonous gas and dangerous acids. M.
f. r.
law (and it is optional with the states
to do so) it would, in order to draw its
20 per cent, deposit with the U. S.
treasurer 4 per cent bonds running 50
years, in the sum of $3,320,000. It
would then be advanced this sum. On
this sum it would pay 4 per cent inter
est to the general government for 50
years, or if it took out the whole sum,
it would pay interest on this in the
amount of $660,000 yearly. Of this
sum the government would use three
fourths to cover its own interest charg
es and the other fourth, or one per cent
interest on the whole amount, it would
put into a sinking fund on which it
would allow three per cent interest,
compounded annually. This would in
about 47 years equal the entire princi
pal. At the end of the 50 years the
original bonds would be returned to
the state, canceled.
The senator then outlined the plan of
using the money which would be left
entirely to the states, the government
only supervising it to the extent of
seeing that the money was expended on
the roads. The plan also contemplates
a maintenance fund, tho government
giving yearly 2 per cent of the sums
expended in building, in keeping them
in repair, conditioned on the state put
ting up the same amount.
Ho then went into the question of
tho results and estimated that the build
building of theso roads would increase
land values more than $70,000,000,000,
and this with the other increases would
add more than $100,000,000,000 to th.
wealth of the nation. Ho estimated
that the saving in tho feeding of horses
and mules used in farming and hauling
would amount to $3,000,000,000 a year.
Space forbids going into the full de
tails of the plan, but it seems well con
sidercd and feasible. It shows profound
research and a tremendous amount of la
bor. Mr. Bourne has gono into the sub
ject to its uttermost depths, an every
phase of the matter has been consid
ered. He has a remarkably keen an
alytical mind, nnd ns ho has figured out
tho parcels post and the postal savings
flunks, and shown that they nro possi
ble and profitable, it can bo assumed
that he is not making any mistakes in
his gooil roads plan.
He was warmly applauded nt the
conclusion of his talk ami was also
heartily congratulated by his friends
and admirers. Ilo has already demon
struteil that ho is one of the country s
big men ami when his rond building
plan is a success, ns it seems certain to
bo, he will be about as near the top in
tho public estimation ns a man can get.
ostein & Greenbaum
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Women's Coats
An especially good buy of the finest line of coats that were used a short time as
drummer's samples, enables us to offer the women of Salem something really su
perior in women's coats at surprisingly low prices. Another advantage in having
one of these coats is that there are no two alike and you will be assured of having
something which is different, yet in the height of fashion.
Woolen Blankets
On our bargain counters this season is a snap. If interested you had better get
some, before they are gone. Priced from a half to a third less than regular.
Rain Coats
We are well suppplied with rain coats. Alligator guaranteed oil clothing for
men. English slip-ons for ladies or men. Capes for girls and boys. Crack-proof
oil clothing for boys. Good rubbers at low prices.
Illllllllltlllllllllllimil
240 and 246 North Commercial Street
.Not a man, or anything that looks
ike a mini, will dare show his face at
the special meeting Mine. Tenrl Tang
ley will hold for Indies only. I'oor man,
why lie so cruel to him. Madam. Fri
day nt 2:110 the doors of the Ye Liberty
theatre will open for this special nffuir.
Kvory lady in Siilem is invjted. If you
have any questions of the pnst, present
or future that you want answered or
any personal questions, take them to
the theatre Fridjiy afternoon and they
will be answered Iree, Xo men allowed
and all male house employes will be ex-
'cosed, even her mnnager. This will un
ilmibtcdly prove the greatest feiuinir.
invent of the season and It will be in
teresting to go see the crowd nt the
box office, if ii ot hi ii': el. e.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Scaled proposals will be recoived by
tho clerk of school district until 7:30
p. ni. o'clock, October 20, 11)13, snd
then publicly opened for tho construc
tion nnd erection of ten firo escapes
and six firo ladders nnd stnml pipes
for various school buildings, Salem, Or-
I ogon,
i inns una specn ichwoiib inny ue sc.' j
at the office of the clerk or had from
T. A. Legg, architect.
A certified check amounting to 8
per cent of bid must accompany each
hid. The school beard hereby reserves
j tho right to reject any and all bids. By
order of the school board.
W. It. BCHOHAKDT, .11?.,
Clerk.
From Broadway
to Nome
wherever you find men, you will find
them smoking fragrant cigarettes, freshly
hand-made from "Bull" Durham Tobacco.
"Bull" Durham is the one luxury of mil
lions of workers of all kinds the favorite
luxury of hundreds of millionaires be
cause freshly rolled "Bull" Durham ciga
rettes afford a lasting enjoyment and. satis
faction that no ready-made cigarettes in tht
world can give.
Neither riches nor poverty can switch a
man from "Bull" Durham, once he learns
how downright good it is ! Today through
out the wnrlH if is smoked bv more mil
lions of men than all other high-grade
tobaccos combined.
GENUINE
ull Durham
SMOKING TOBACCO
(Enough for forty hand-made cigarette in each Sc Each)
Enough "Bull" Durham Tobacco is sold in
a year to make approximately 12 billion cigarettes
about the same number as all brands of ready
made cigarettes in this country combined
and the sales are still growing.
The delightful aroma, fresh fragrance and pleas
ing coolness of "Bull" Durham hand-made ciga
rettes are a
A book of paperr
FREE with each
S-cent ack.
ton
revelation.
Get a sack of
"Bull" Dur
ham at the
nearest deal
er's today
roll yourself a fresh
cigarette and enjoy
the most satisfying
luxury in the
world.
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United miess uased wins.
San Francisco, Oct. 13. Bud Ander
son, tho Medford lightweight, accom
panied by his manager, Dick McDoiuild
arrived here today to prepare for his
ten-round buttle in Oakland with Joe
Azevedo on October 2!). Anderson ap
parently has fully recovored from the
effects of his appendicitis operation in
Los Angeles just after his bout with
Leach Cross of New York. Anderson
left nt once for San Rafael to start
training for tho bout.
B. H. E.
Venice (i 11 2
Sacramento 0 14 1
Stroud and Cheek; Koestncr and
Stcrrett.
H. H. E.
Oakland 4 12 2
Pan Francisco 3 S W
Killilay nnd Alexander; I'ernoll and
Schmidt.
Multnomah Typographical union. They
will again appeal to tho board to re
move Plimpton from the secretaryship
of the Stnto Printing Hoard, and if this
is not dono, will commence quo war
ranto proceedings against him. Tho
only objection made to Mr. Plimpton
holding the office is tho claim that he
is not a practical printer and is there
fore not qualified under tho law to hold
the posit ion.
Pacific Coast League.
Ii. II. K.
Portland 9 V 0
Los Angeles 0 4 6
Krnuso and Fisher; Tozier and Holes.
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ANOKAl
ARROW
(COLLAR
Cln.tt, Faabotlr Co.. la. M.U.r.
IrviTKn muss i.kasc.ii wnm.1
N v Vnrli, (,. 15. Heads of if'ililllO
were forfeited today by 1'nvid Lamar,
a New York stork broker, for failing to
U;e:n' before I'nitcil States Judge
Hunt hero to answer an indictment
charging him with impersonating gov
ernment officials.
Testifying recently before the senate
investigating commit .tee in Washington,
Ijiimir admitted that he impersonated
senators and congressmen while talking
over the telephone legarding political
appointments with certain financiers in
New York.
MAY CURB HUERTA.
lUNITKll rilESB LBaSEO WII1H.
Mexico, (let. I"i. Members of tlu
diplomatic corps held a conference hem
this afternoon to consider I'rovisional
President llnerta's recent activities.
There was no ipicstion that the diplo
ma is, own those who have hitherto
been inclined favorably toward Huer
ta, felt that ho had gone too far nnd
must be brought, to a halt if serious,
trouble is to be avoided.
The I 'evil says " Congress ought to
be ghnl that there is one day in seven
for rest."
SaveYourHealth
Most sicknesses that Impair health
liavo their start in quite ordinnry
ailments of the organs of diges
tion or elimination. Stomach,
liver, kidneys, and bowels ore
quickly benefited by the action ot
(diver (inlbip and K. K. Southard
weie hern Tuesday representing the
ECHAM'S
FILLS
Said ..rrwh.r.. In bout, 10M 2k.
BONDS BELL WELL.
Medford, Or., Oct. IK. Kids were op
ened by the county court today for
,100,000 five or cent highway bonds,
the first ever offered l. Oregon. Kiev
en bidders, representing all sections of
the country, were present, the highest
bid being 10sl fur each 11000 bond,
the hivhost price offered for Oregon
bends In recent years.
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if You Have a Furnace
COKE
is the best fuel to use cheaper and
cleaner. Gives more heat than wood
or coal. PHONE MAIN 85.
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