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The dollies promptly form a line
And then in single file
POWDER KINO OP
THE PACIFIC COAST
Watt Shlpp Is Great Benetavtci of die
Willainetto ViUley.
Salem haa to hor credit many history
making events and bog produced many
men and women who have forced to the
front flnd become rocognizod in differ
ent fielda of our great commercial, sci
entific, political and Bociol lifo, but
none have moro greatly deserved sue
roan and shown greater pluck and com
mercial ability tlmn Watt Bhipp, There
is no bottor known man in Salem today.
Ask any little "tad" on tbo stroot,
"Who is Watt Bhipp, and whore can 1
find himt" The answor will bo In an
instant, "Ho is tlio bicycle man ami
his pluco of buslnoss is on Commercial
street near Court," Go to the (treat Du
pout Powdor Works, tho largest in the
world, and ask tho uestion, "Who is
Watt Shippf " They will at ouco roply,
"Ho is the Powdor King of the Tacific
const nnd operates five largo car-load
magazines. " Ask tho progressive dotti
er of Woodburn, Albny, Kugono or
Cottage Orovo if thoy know Wntt
Shipp and thoye will readily answer,
"Indeed, wo do. Ho is tho man who
mode it possible for us to get powder
at Portland prices any day in tho week,
and haa been instrumental iu clearing
liundrodB of acres of land throughout
the Willamette valley," Ask the
Southern Pacific Railroad, "Who is
Watt Shipp?" and they will reply like
the Du Pont Powder Co. "Ho Is the
powder king of tho Pacific coast,"
Ask tho fanners of tho Willamette val
ley "Who is Walt Hkippf" nnd they
will tell you, "llo is the greatest bene
factor the laud clearing man has over
had in this section, making it Kssihlc
for us to get powdor any day in the
week, at Portland prices."
Mr. Hhipp informs us that this has
been the greatest year lie has ever had
iu selling powder for land clearing pur
mhh ami he is now working on a pat
ent portable two and four tun maga
tlne and proposes to Install these mag
azine throughout tho stump blasting
districts in bin territory, feeding these
out of tho large carload magazines,
llo is also working on a new set of
blasting Uh)1n, in fact he has a large
ordor now en route from the Fomi Mfg.
Co. factory. This factory hs rocontly
considered making a tool under the
Poun Past Utile patent, This tool is
made much longer and of much heavier
material and of various size as is re
quired for making holes under stumps,
llo hns had a number of those tools
In actual uks for tho past year, that he
has worked over himself, and each and
very ono of them are giving universal
sutisfnfctlon. both In the time saved
in making hulrea nnd nbo ability to get
tbo hole properly placed under the
at ump.
Thiols net nil. till east and link the
famous Haduer Kras Mfg. Co,, the
lurgoKt Inmp makers in America, "Who
Is Wntt Hhippf" They will tell you.
"Ho is one of the most wide-awake
bicycle sundry men in the country, a
mail out went who designed and pat
filled the best lamp bracket on the
market. Last year wo signed a con
tract with him to use (0,i)im. " Con
tinuing they will tell you thai they,
the great Badger Ursss Mfg. Co,, have
alr-fi'ly closed their 1U1I contract.
Who would have thought it f In I v.i.l
Watt Hhipp was a bicycle racing man.
riding in every raw meet of iniort
ance hold in Oregon, Washington, or
Ilrillsh Columbia, As a racing man he
was a success, following the vocation
for over six years, ami winning numer
ous medals and other trophies. After
six years of the racing game he opened
a nuxl.wt little bicycle shop, but It toon
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grew in size and volume and before
many yonrs ho had tho largest and
best equipped bicycle shop in tho state,
His sales rooms for bicycles expanded
into sporting goods buslnosa and today
it is recognized that no store between
Portland and Sun Francisco curries as
largo Dr high grado stock of bicycles,
motorcycles, ammunition and sporting
goods as Watt Bhipp.
Last spring, finding that tho pawder
business required more of his timo, Mr.
Shlpp incorporated his sporting goods
store to bo known ns the Watt Khipp
Company. Tli'm business is handled by
-Messrs. H. II, Veutch, W, K. Anderson
and A. K. Wilson, all officers and stock
holders of tho company. Although
heavily interested in the Watt Bhipp
Company, through this arrangement,
Mr. Bhipp is enabled to devote tho
greater portion of his time to the pow
der business, known ns tho Watt Bhipp
Powder Co., of which ho is sole owner.
Tho policy that hss mndo Mr. Bhipp
successful iu his many ither lines of
business; namely, personally trying out
nnd testing In order to know just what
he Is selling his customers, has been
followed iu the powder business since
entering same, eight years ago, nnd to
day ho is considered authority In the
mony uses of powder. Any one inter
ested in stump blasting, sub-soiling,
tree planting, or ditching with ex
plosives would do well to enll or write
Mr. Bhipp.
NEW BOOKS ADDED TO
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY
Adult
Allen, As a mini Ihinketh.
Hacdnker, I'nited States with the ex
cursions to Mexico. Cuba, Porto Kit o,
and Alaska.
Hell, Courtin' Christina.
Hevan, Tho world's leading cen.iner
era. Urewster, Writing English prose,
ltoivsfleld, Making the farm pay,
HrigK, Tim fundamental Christian
faith,
Hrownc, (ireck architecture.
Ilurcheiial, Folk dunce, and sincinj
Cnie, 1! vol.
Hurkett, First principles of feeling
farm milmnls.
Hurnctt, That lass o' Lowries.
Carpenter, Comparative religion.
Cattle, Hawaii, past and present.
Churchill, Inside of the cup (2 ad
ditional copies.)
Coulter, Children of tho shadow.
Pickens, Harnaby Rudge.
Pickens, Old Curiosity shop.
Ii, Making of Christopher Ferring
ham. Dowd, Polly of Lady Gay Cottage.
DAILY
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By EARLE HOOKER EATON
IHEY march to Santa's reindeer shed,
Too serious far for play,
Where they break ranks and get aboard
The good old saint's big sleigh.
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Bhipp.
Elwell, Principles, rules and laws of
miction bridge
Knrrington, Home poultry book.
Paunce, What (Iocb Christianity
uicuii T
Fergusson, History of architecture.
Fiske, Challenge of tho country.
Frederick, Tho new housekeeping,
dill & Pinchot, Country church; the
deilino of its influence and tho remedy.
Marker, The Ffolliots of Redmarley.
Hill, Up to date waitress.
Howe, European cities at. work,
lies, Leading American inventors.
Marquand, Crock architecture.
Juvenile.
Dnneroft, (lames for tho plnygronnd,
home, school and gymnasium.
Bishop, Panama, past and present.
lilaistlell, Polly and Polly.
Pemetrios, When 1 was a boy in
Greece.
Popp, Knrly sea people.
Oreenawny, Marigold garden.
Orcenaway, 1'nder the window.
Holbrook, Hook of nature myths.
Hulst, Indinn sketches.
Johnston, Famous privateers and ad
venturers of the sea.
SOME NEWS NOTES OF
INTEREST FROM NEWPORT
IrNiTitn I'lwan iAsan wmt.l
Newport, P(V. If. (Special.) Mrs.
K. H. McKlroy went to Portland some
days ago to undergo an operation (or
dropsy. She will remain until n''""'
Christmas ns the doctor -he w!!l Y:
jwrform the operntien is tem'iersr'lv
in the eifd nnd Is ei c'te.l lii -!; pi-out
Pe.'cmber 'J.l. Mo-t Ab' in McKlrov. h-r
diiuuliter, who bus a dnss en the pineo
here, wPl go to I'ortlnnd a cuivl
Onvs before her leother nudcr.'ees the
operation end will ac. ompnny her home
afterward s.'
The eitiens of Nye Pen. h nnd, in
fact the whole of Newport, am '0''Vni'.r
to secure midwinter excnmieti of the
C. 4 K. railroad en the same forma as
are given the public d.irini: the rum
mer. All the best hotels, restaurants
and lodL'ing houos will offer the bet
entertainment to any who mnv come
The plunge bath Mil natatorluni
be open to permit nil who come no op
portunity to take a mlt sea bath, The
weather is fine now
A barue belonging to Porter Pres.,
of Siuslaw railroad at Florence, which
sfrucy a rock and crushed the bottom,
is beached here for repairs. It will
probably go out In a day 'ir o
A record breaking mail, consitinif of
sa''ks, was delivered here one night
recently.
Two freight aehooncrs which arrid
early this week reported a pleasant
trip from Portland.
CAPITAL J0T7B1TAL, BAT.KV, OXEOOH.
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This Sign Always Means a Good Show
For years the "Movies" have been
growing into the lifo and affections of I
childhood, manhood and womanhood in
America. The wondorful pictures have
boon tho marvel and delight of young
eyes and old. They have fascinated,
ontortainod and educated millions ofj
people, as nothing has ever done it bo-.
fore.
Tho whole world lives and breathes
on the film, and the wholo world is
thrilled and amazed by what is seen.
The child who has novcr been ten
blocks from home, now soes tho ele
phant in his notive junglo, the Japan
ese dragging his rickshaw, and the
King of England chatting with tho
Czar of all tho Russias.
Tho marvelous photo plays bring the
grentost artists of the stago to delight
thoso who dosiro to Bpond an evening
of ronl pleasure for 10 or 20 cents.
And now you may know where the
good show is before you go into the
theater.
Mutual Movios are conceived aud
produced under tho direction of the
best and highest priceed dramatic tal
ent in tho world. Tho cleverest artists
on tho motion picture stage tho most
beautiful actresses and tho handsomest
and most daring heroes are under
contract with tho Mutual; for the pro
duction of the most thrilling pictures
from tho great west, exciting dramas
that make tho heart throb, side-splitting
comedies that lighten dull coro,
mystery plays that faseiuato and thrill,
romances of love that melt tho hojirt,
great feature plays remomborpd for a
lifetime, sweet childhood stories that
mothers love.
i Every h mucin emotion Is pictured
with realistic art and fullest depth of
feeling. Mutual Movies siitisfy the
artistic eye; they thrill; they enter
tain and instruct, thoy bring langhtor
and delight, to all.
On it great ranch, in the fur west,
there is maintained one of the greatest
coiiipnnies of motion picture artists
that the world bus ever known tin in
lin'tlv greater and more heroic com
pany thnn any lng in the world ever
domiMiilod, before Mutes' Movie ronl
sim mndo such heroes nn.l heioinos im
perative. Here- the treat wild went if
pot t rayed in all its fiercest life endnu
geiing reality.
The Mutual Movie artist is infinite
'v greater than anv other stage artist.
iniil tells the whole dramatic
torv to
you by actions alone.
There, nre no words to help you and
none are needed. There is no straining
of the ears to hear for the whole
grsphie story is fully and henrtfully
told to the eye alone.
And the funny pictures nre simply
side-splitting. One great Mutual com
pany, in particular, has beaten the
world in the production of picture
farces nnd comcdien. The lovable fat
man who rolls down a precipice, Is
kicked down stairs, who falls head
over heels bombastic, awkward, in
love with every pretty girl; getting
the worst of it often, and the best et
it sometimes how yon will learn to
look ovpivotantly for his appearance.
Four wooks ago today wo told yon
here tho story of one vitally interest
ing picture, "Our Mutual Girl." The
charmingly sweet girl from the country,
with the bloom of the violet on her
cheek, and tho first dream of ramonce
in her ehart who cornea to New York,
and aeea the thing that make her eye
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JjjLS line of march is o'er the land,
And when the dollies part
Each marches in and camps right out
In some wee girl's big heart I
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Billy CUfford and his best girl who appear at the Grand Christmas Night at
' Special Holiday Prices.
snap wido open meets tho charming
and famous personalities that every
body wants to know and you meet
them with hor. Luciles, the famous
Iressmaker, shows her choicest prod-
nets. Itilly Hurko, PeWolf Hopper and
other famous stago jieople meet her.
The pictures can bo socu at tho Bligh
theeater exclusively.
Salem Sand and Oravol Co,
Among tho institutions which have
had nn active part in the commercial
development of the city of Salem j quence it is expected that road build
within the past few years, one of tho 'ing will be given a new impetus during
most important and yet unpretentious ! ing will be given a now impetus during
is the Salem Sand It Gravel Company, tho coming season.
From a small beginning it has grown .
steadily nnd rapidly until it now has
an annual payroll of $.'10,000. From
a small concern handling a few loads
of gravel from an island in the
river, it has developed info one ofj
the very best, oquippol plants of its'
'kiml i thn state. It has furnished
thoiimnds of yards of material for the
aiprovemcnt of the city's streets, its
wagons daily go forth in every direc
tion laden with its nrodiicf. while
into every town in the Willamette
valley from Corvallis on the south to
Portland on the north. This growth
!,as been attained only by tireless work u g, JmmilJ
on the part of tho men composing : the from Quinfy to the efftfrt tiat th ,',
company and after they have tried f U (Ur(h Umci
many plans and have suffered many pon )n J
disappointments, but in . bringing i of ,h,t ,Me of
about they have not only established mliMng at lho church- ns ,
an immense business but they have Rr0 Avv
,d,led much to the fmancal gain of , know Ut (Ulf,rino of
the capital city. Hrotherhood is destructive to good or-
Tho crusher and bunkers are located 0lri aml afraight to anarchy. Have
n the bank of the river at the foot we not read that to give all an equal
of Court street and considerable money ehanee at life and comfort would make
has been spent there in improving and criminals of the most of list It is pos
road making in order to get the output sit.lo that a teacher con be found in
to the point of delivery. The material this, the 20th century, who is reckless
is drwtlged out of tho bottom of the enough to proclaim that co-operation In
Wilstmotte river and is carried to industry Is the right and proper meth
shore on barges. Kight grades of od of making t living! Of eon r this
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1913, by American Preu Asaoclatloa
gravel and crushed rock and two
j grades of sand are produced for the
- markot.
I The present year has been a verv
'busy ono for Tho Salem Sand & Gravel
Co., but additions to tho plant will bo
made in order to take care of a larger
volume of business, A disc crusher
flint grinds up rock at the rate of
thirty yards per hour will permit the
comjwny to put out roadmaking ma
terial at half tho cost that has been
charged tho county, and as a conso-
THE OPEN FORUM
The Capltnl Journal Invites pub.
lie discussion In this department
Let both sides of all matters
be fully brought out It Is not
the purpose of this newspaper to
do the thinking for Its renders.
SOCIALISM AND
WINDOW SMASHING
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LOVELY ANGORA RUGS
Ideal for
Christmas
Gifts
Order now
The Angora Rug Co.
Phone 683. . 1230 Perry St
Dear Everybody
Merry Christmas! 4-
Yours for Pictures and Picture
Framing. W. J. PORTER i
455 Court Street, Salem Oregon
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FAMOUS JELLIES f
Made only of Pure Fruit Juices
and Sugar.
Genuine Cider Vinegar f
juaiurea oy Aging .nature s
way. Filtored Cider.
t Farmers Cider and J
Vinegar Works
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The Capital
Business College
'Say, I want a stenog
rapher today; must be
a good one, how about
it?"
Many of our pupils
have thus been placed
in good positions, both
as stenographers and
bookkeepers.
Enroll next week, the
first week in the new
year; study hard and
your opportunity will
come, and a good salary
with it.
will lead to the stoning of church win
dows and other such lawlessness.
For example, we had a window-smashing
at a church in these parts recently.
To be sure, there wore no socialist
kids in tho neighborhood, but tho church
was next door to a socialist. Socialist
teaching loads direct to lawlessness.. The
conclusion is conclusive, for were not
tho windows broken, and was not the
next door neighbor a socialist! Put
that together and the roso is made.
It will not do to try to tench the
people a better way, for in doing so the
imperfections of the old way must be
pointed out, and this is destructive to
good order. Every reformer is a dis
turber of the peace. Jesus himself cre
ated a prent uproar. Tt wns -declared
of him Hint he "atirrefh up the
people." He tniiglit democracy, co
operation, and brotherhood. Thnt was
revolutionary. That was too much for
tho church at Jerusalem. He wns indeed
a great, nuisnnce. The church people
stirred up the authorities, and we know
the rest. The pood ladies of Quincy nre
right, Pown with every new Idea. Let
us have peace, always pence.
L. P. RATLTFF
DRAGS HIMSELF TO SAFETY
AFTEE LEGS A EE mgAULED
Portland, Or., Pec. 20. Compelled to
choose between an almost sine and slow
death in the heart of a dense woods or
the agony of dragging his body through
the forest by his arms, Charles Andrews
aged 50, a farmer near Pt. ilebns,
chose the latter course and won.
With the bones of both eHti snap
ped In two below the knee, l,y being
struck by the sweep of a stump p'lller.
Andrews drnirged himself for half a
milo over fallen logs and throiiu'li un
derbrush to an open field whero he
signaled for and secured aid.
ne was brought to the hosnita! her
today where it was said he would recover.