PACES
9 to 2
SECOND
. SECTION
8ALEM, OEEGON. SATURDAY, MAT i3 1914.
, PRICE TWOXENTS. SIicS
THIRTY-SEVENTH YEAR.
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TAe Mystery of
' Who Gets the Farmer's Crop?
In the first installment of this little
ttory it was shown that the average
. I armor cats about t)00 a year an.l that
the average consumer, the working
n an, (?cts about the wme ineom's- J
is not contended that the worker gets
too much, for, like the farmer, he ac
cumulates but little, and compared t-J
ethers of the intermediary busines
class, who levy toll on the farmer's
products, h s may be said to accumulate
practically nothing. Between the two
there is the merchant, the manufacturer
ami the transportation com) anie
There U the" commission merchant, the
wholesaler, the drav.ncn andthe retail
or. Xow it is easily shown that most
of these earn all they get, for they do
(iDt accumulate more than a modest
competence as a jjenoral thing. Of
course th re are exceptions to this, but
it is the general rule. The transpo
tat'ou companies say they cam only
sufficient to "pay dividends." This
s not true. Ilarriman accumulated
frl 0,000,000 in a few years from rah
oad transactions, and ne was but ono
if hundreds who suddenly accumulated
n il ions through the railroads. Here
also is the ereat absorber of the farm
er's crops. It is not the only one,, but
the greatest single one, and it will con
tinue to Do bo until a physical valua
tion of all tho railroads can be made
mid rnt"s established therefrom. ,
The railroads do not perhaps maT;e
too great a profit measured on their
supposed valuation, but the nigger in
the woodpile is cleverly concealed In
the watering of stocks and tho lifting
of valuations. A railroad whose stoc
U two-thirds water, and there are
many such, insists on paving dividends
of six or seven per cent on this falso
valuation, an, so ioing really collects
a revenue equal to f:om 12 to 25 per
cent. This, or most of it, the farmer
pays. There is but two places the
railroad can colloct from. One is the
consumer and the other the farmer, so
far as its to Is on farm products are
concerned. It is compelled to take it
from the fnrmer if it gets it at all,
because the consumer cannot pay more
thnn a stated sum. When prices go
above that, the consumer refuses to
buy. He has not the money. The rir
result is that the prioepaid the farm
er is held down. The farmer's price Is
fixed for him. When ho goes to town
Everybody Admires a
tts amcvcB nrCrt
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37GRMTJcmsST, - Nrw Yoim. f
Gouraucrs tjriemai t.ream cures num
Plsenses and relieves Sunburn. Removes Tan, Pimples, Blackheads, Moth
Patches. Rash. Freckles and Vulgar Redness. Yellow and Muddy Skin, giving
a delicately clear and refined complexion whlch every woman desires.
No. 11 For sale by Druggists and Fancy Qoods Dealers.
Ferd. T. Hopkins, Prop., 37
THE.EXPRESS.IS IN THIS TOWN
AND IN TO STAY
FOR seventy-five years three
quarters of a century the
express has been the right-hand
of the shippers of commercial
America. The express came to
Salem in 1854, and it came to
stay. For. sixty years it has
been the right-hand of commer
cial Salem.
It is here to stay. The ether
day when reports 'went out that
tho express companies might re
tire from business, a protest
went up. From whom this prc-
PERS0NAL
Wells
453 Court St.
the Ranch, or
with 1 is cro;. lie asks the dealer: "now
much are vou paying for wher.t?" or
whatever it is he has to sell. He does
not fix the price. That is done for
him, and it is fixed by the limit the
consumer can pay, from which is de
!uitnd the iiitorme liarie's and the rail
road's charges. This is the great rake,
off, but ther a.re others. Tnere are
too many between the producer and
the consumer who levy toll on the
farm product on iti way to the cor,
srmer. The first nurchaer takes a
iaVe-off. The truckmen got another.
The commission house gets anothec
he wholesaler gets another. The city
truckman ttill another; the retnil deal
er another, and the consumer paying
two, three, five or ?ven a dozen times
what the farmer gets, contributes to
all these, paying a big price of which
the fnrmer. the original producer, gets
only from 50 down to 10 per ;ent. The
dealer, the first Inner, adds say 10 to
20 per cent to the cost price for his
Profits. The denier at the market place
to whom it is sent pays tho railrOaa
its freight and adds 10 to 20 per cent
to the first cost and profits. The
commission merchant adds 10 ro 50 per
cent to all tl(ese charges and profits
and passes tho stuff along to the ro
t"i'er who L.iving pnid all these profits
to those through whose hands the stuff
has passed, adds 30 per cent to 100 on
sonic things to the whole sum, both
first cost and profits, and thus a sys
tem of rapidly compounded charges
nnd interest assumes such large propor
tions that the consumer is barely able
to snydv the necessaries of life for
bin family, bnt the farmer does not gc
it. Tt is nbsorbod a little here and a
whole lot ' there; interest is charged
on interest, and pnfit charged on
profit until the first cost, the amount
the farmer receives, is doubled and
fMiadrupled.
T'ndcr our present system it seems
this cannot bo avoidid for the work of
merchant, commission man and dealer
are all necessary. It may well be
doubted, however, if the present sys
tem is the best, or for that matter is
e.-en excusable. Stated briefly, the
whole world lives off the farmer. The
railroads tako his stuff to market, the
I merchants handle it. anrt after It has
reached tho consumor who paid for it,
all that the intermediaries have not
taken ns their legitimate profits is
handed back to the farmer. The rail
road fixes the amount of income it
must earn and taxes the farmer with it.
The merchant fixe the amount of prof
it he must make and charges it up
against the farmer's product. The
commission man, and every other, fixes
the amount of profit he must make and
Beautiful Complexion.
DR. T. FELIX GOURAUD'S
Oriental Cream
OR MAGICAL BEAUTIFIER
Jin Indispensable and Delightful
Toilet Requisite
for Fashionable Women.
A dally necessity for the ladles' toilet
whether at home or while traveling. It
protects the skin from Injurious effects
of the elements, gives a wonderfully ef
fective beauty to the complexion. It Is a
perfect non-greasy Toilet Cream and pos
itively will not cause or encourage the
growth of hair which all ladles should
guard against when selecting a toilet pre
paration. When dancing, bowling or oth
er exertions heat the skin, it prevents a
greasy appearance.
Gouraud's Oriental Cream has been
highly recommended by physicians, act
resses, singers and women of fashion for
over ha!" a century and cannot be sur
passed when preparing for dally or even
ing attire.
Great Jones Street, New York.
test the express companies?
No ! The merchants of the coun
try shippers everywhere
petitioned Congress that no ac
tion be taken that might have
the effect of forcing the express
companies to retire. Commer
cial organizations all over "the
land have joined in this appeal
to "Washington.
For seventy-five years in the
past and for a good many more
years in the future Express Ser
vice will mean .
SERVICE FULL RESPONSIBILITY
Fargo & Co., Express
O. J. .Gould, Agent Phone 43
.-tinrrtn. it ii n in the producer. Fieur
ing on the price the consumer will
pay, all these charges are added to
gether, sbstracted from the selling
price, and the farmer's .price is fixed
at the sum that wil! permit all these,
ot'ier charges to be paid. He gets
what is loft, an,l he also gets left. He
is not troubled about figuring out how
much profit he must make to keep even,
or to lay up a fair return for his invest
ment and his labor. He takes what
he can get and he takes it whether the
prico will pay the cost of production
or not. He cannot say my profit must
be so much as does every other who
Undies his stuff. All he has to do is
to go to town and ask what the deal
ers are going to allow him for his
crop. That's all he has to do with it.
if there is a big crop of potatoes, the
railroad charges are unchanged, are the
same as when the crop is small. The
profits of every dealer and person who
: andles the stuff is the same per cent.
The result is that the farmer, having
to take what is left after all the oth
ers have l"vied toll on it, gets prac
tically nothing.
Last year potatots became a drug.
The farmer could net sell them at any
price. Why? Because the sale price in
the cities, or the ultimate market, was
?o low that after all commissions and
freight was paid there wiis nothing
left. The intordomiaries had to have
their profit, so mmh per cent, and
there was onlv enough for them. In
such cases the farmer stands the entire
loss. He -does uot even "get his seed
back." So if prieeB are low he stands
all the loss, and the higher tnoy are
the greater percentage of profit ho has
to ay the interduiiinries, for they
work on a percentage basis.
This is the second discrimination
against him.
OPEN FORUM.
Editor Capital Journal: Shall the
present statute authorizing counties to
bond themselves for constructing roads
be repealed? ,
That is a question being seriously
considered by many since the vicious
nature of the law has been exposed
through the columns of the Capital
Journal.
The minds of some are still open to
argument. For the information of
these and others we should like to have
Judge John H. Scott, chairman of the
good roads ' committee, to answer the
following question through your valu
able Taper:
"Does the statute, authorizing coun
ties to isse bonds lo construct high
ways, compel the county treasurer to
loan the redemption fund to borrowers
qji real estate security so long as ap
proved applications are on file; or is
the law so worded as, in fact, to leave
Mich loans o tiounl with that official!"
In construing this portion of the
statute. Judge Scott, we shall not be
sntisfeid with your private opinion
only. Kverv position assumed should
be forfeited bv sound reasoning and
recognized authority. As a judge and
attorney, vnu will see the importance
of this, knowing thnt whatever stato
" cuts yon mav make and whatever cov
elusions you may reach will be sui,
e'ted to the acid that of Qualified ro
search on the part ot voters vitally in
terested. You have kindly offered to answer
e-.-cstions touching the various phases
of constructing permanent highways.
We think the one here submitted is
nuite pertinent to the issue.
SEVERAL ArOTERS.
Saiem, ;fnv 21.
AMERICAN 18 SHOT.
Washington, May 22 United States
Consul Montague reported today from
Cannnea. state of Sonorn, Mexico, that
Dick Urban, an American had been
killed bv Mexicans 18 miles west of
Xacorzari. J.fontngue added that Oeo
rge Cooper I'rbsn's partner, who es
caped, eaid the latter was shot, from
ambush without provocation. Details
of the affair were lackiu. An in
vestigation, however, was bcsiuii im
mediaately. Sonora is constit ilioiuil
ist territory.
Maxwell Car
Big Success
of Past Year
Maxwell Company, Detroit,
Puts Out the World's Big
gest Auto Adv.
Enormous Production of Maxwell
"25s" Planned tot Coining Year
60,000 Cars to Be the Output.
The Journal is printing iu another
Bection ofv today's edition, the largest
automobile advertisement that has ever
appeared in a newspaper. This adver
tisement of tho Maxwell "25'' 1750
car, is known in newspaper parlance as
a "double-truck" and is seldom used
except by tho biggest motor car manu
facturers, t'oiiie idea of tho tremend
ous cost of the Maxwell advertising
campaign can be gained when it is
known that 2,000 news papers or a
total of 4,000 full pngus of newspaper
space are being used at one time.
Tho success of the iUaXwcll "2o"
$730 in the past year has been one of
the loading topics of conversation iu
the automobile world in the past few j
months. No other motor car concern j
has ever before built and shipped
30,000 ears in the first year of its ex- I
istence. As will be remembered, tho
present Maxwell Company took over,
the assets of the old I'nited states
Motor Company over a year ago. Cars
were first turned out in small quanti- j
ties iu July 1913, and the production
has jumped ahead until Maxwell fac
tories are now shipping 200 cars per
day.
A Trained Organization.
Urobably tho best reason fur the
phenomenal success of the Maxwell
product beyond the wonderful value
offered in the $730 car, is the organ
ization and factories of the concern.
Five big factories in the cities of De
troit, Dayton and Newcastle, form the
chain of manufacturing units where
every part of the Maxwell "25'' is
built. Tho combined floor space in ail
MaxwSll plants amounts to 2,684,(148
square foet and the land occupied by
buildings is 241.5 acres. The total
number of mon employed when the fac
tories are running full tilt is 15,000.
To appreciate the huge scale on
which Maxwell cars atf manufactured
it is necessary to personally visit. one
of the factories, where the cars are
being turned out. Solid trainload ship
ments of motor cars some of them
30 and 40 freight cars in length to a
s'wigle dealer are common sights at
the Detroit plant of the Maxwell Com
pany. To accommodate this ' heavy
shipping, an immense Ion. ling platform
rmis the full length of the factory
building and cars are shipped at all
hours of the day. One of the inter
esting features of quantity shipments
is the manner in which freight car
space is economized by the "double
decking operations." lly removing the
wheels from the automobiles, and build
ing sub-p!ntforms in tho cars, it is
possiblo to ship six automobiles in a
30 foot car and oipht in a 40 foot car.
"Safety First."
As a measure to prevent accidents
and the safe guarding of human lives,
the Maxwell Company has built testing
tracks on its grounds at Dayton nnd
Detroit, and no car is allowed to leave
the factory precincts. This docs away
with reckless driving through the city
Height Is Required In the Ultra Chic
Hat of the Season.
The very sunlit lint hIiowii here was
of nilliin Ftrnw. The crown was very
much elevated and lt(4 height made
more obvious by the use of the oHtrlcb
tips In front. A wide bund of moire
W ft i iJ-
3 by Amerlenn ln s Association
M.W BIKAW HAT.
i-ll lmii ti!l p.-d n Jet bm-kli-
encircled tin' rniw ii. Tl:e ribbon ti"s
mhikhI.V kliotti-d under tile Willi nnd
givi-n u viT. rlilr I'HIi II.
Stla Notes.
I.lltiHhi-11 :ri.- i-i-l out uf c-nliiii-d liu
i ii Ii.-IVh !! i f . i . I-v of il ciili-;istili
olnr
ii'niy (.'Iocs i .r iiinli' or non-lin. with
l-ty. wnrm :M'-M;ie's, ;e nuiliilile fur
j 1 1 1 i ;i : ii i ii-.: .
IlllWlini. i-f :. I Mllrx S! nil llil'lu-lis of
jih'lw iiW w n f ini-y hi.- ii--'. or of
t-nri'd lot. of "-I'll nnd I'l'i'ii i:i. for
t )-) tun; ilij; th Insi.lf-n of i ol lii ex iiiul
w Isl ha ii.U. m i' !iiiu ii,
Vnt t'.'v wu;:i;'ii who M f"inl i f fun
WuHfUlM llU'l'C lirv Mttllll Ulg llOI-ll
streets and at the same time affords
an equally severe test to the car.
"Safety First" methods are carried
out to the last degree in the factory
buildings. All dangerous machinery is
provided with safety guards and very
precaution is taken to protect the lives
of workmen. Prevention against fire
loss is obtained by the installation of
an automatic sprinkling system cover- j
ing all plants.
In addition to the safety devices,
every care is taken to provide health
ful working conditions for the thous
ands of Maxwell workmen. At the big
Deto'rit plant, a finely lighted restaur
ant covering 8,000 square feet of floor
space affords excellent food, at a price
slightly above cost. Facilities for tak
ing care of 1,000 men are provided in
the restaurant.
Rigid Inspection.
One of the greatest surprises to the
average layman who is visiting a big
automobile' factory for the first time
is the amount of care used in the con
struction of cats. To the average man,
quantity and quality do not seem to
belong "together. Yet when .he. visits
the big Detroit plant of tho Maxwell
Motor Company he finds one of tho
biggest departments turned over entire
ly to-the Chief Metallurgist and his
staff. Here every particle of material
that goes into the makeup of tno Max-
well
is carefully tested out be
fore bointr approved for production pur
poses. Special tests are provided for
both the raw material and the finished
products such as axles and springs.
Finished pnrts are allowed to pass only
nfter the most rigid inspection.
With these unsurpassed facilities it
is not surprising thnt the Maxwell Com
pany, has jumped from sixteenth place
in the automobile' industry in 1013 to
fifth place in 1914. It is confidently
predicted by men in close touch with
industriaUconditions that the Maxwell
Company will be in second position
when the 11)13 campaign is under way.
It is ouite eenerallv known that the
Maxwell Company has planned a prod
uction of 00,000 cars for 1015. Tho men
behind tho Maxwell production are
thus early preparing the field for next
year's business and it ranks ns a cer
tainty that the Maxwell car -will lead
the field during the coming season.
The Bees & Elgin Auto Co. is the. local
representatives, of the Maxwell.
THY SKIN ABSORPTION
INSTEAD OF COSMETICS
Tho constant use of rouge and pow
dor invites a coarsened, roughened con
dition of the skin, eruptions, onlarged
pores nnd wrinkles. If you've learned
this from experience, suppose you quit
cosmetics nnd try the following:
Ask your druggist for an ounce of
ordinary mercoli.ed wax and begin us
ing this tonight. Apply like cold
cream, washing it off in the morning.
Keep this up for a week or two. The
wax will literally absorb the coarse,
colorless or blemished top skin, but so
gradually as not to discommode you at
all. Just as gradually the clear, velvety,
naturally-tinted undersell comes to tho
surface. And mercoli.i -. wax becomes
your everlasting friend.
For those wrinkles nnd largo pores,
make a face wash by dissolving nn
ounce of powdered snxolite in a hnlf
pint witch hazel. This hiis reimirkuble
astringent nnd tonic properties, nnd
beneficiul results coino quickly.
BECKER GUILTY OF
FIRST DEGREE MURDER
New York, May 22. Former Police
Lieutenant Charles F. Decker was found
guilty as charged here today of the
murder of lltrinnn Rosenthal, a New
York gambler, for whose death four
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A DAILY THOUGHT.
Sf'NDA V.
Try to see the good in ott)ern
. and let t In-in Know Unit you see
It.
X' MOMMV.
J If one could rlioose for oneMi'lf
the ipinllty th;ii would iirlng .-
t most liiippliicsM to otlioi'M It . y.
would tie (lie ilhlllty to look ill-
ways on the lirlKlit Hide of I
tiling!. We limy not lie able to
obtain such u quality us n gift. I
but we can do our best to cultl-
vute It. 1
TIKSDAV. J
Next time yon feel Inclined to
refiwe n kindness because to do T
so a'III place you under uu obli-
g..tlon try uud put yourself for I
u moment In the other person'M ?
place. It Im often far lietter I
ni.iniieiM to snrrlllce one's pride f
than to Mtnud on line's dignity. J
vi:i).i:si).Y. I
For every word of, oiicourugc- I
incut tlmt riuiifs to use ue ought 4
In liniid ou a wind of encourage- i
J incut to some oilier person. j
t TIjriiMiAY. 3
1 Pun t tri'.it your people to ii '
f i-ci j in ni diet of siniliM nnd IiiiiW;
X in,.:,- it vnu Uu. limi t lie Miir- j
J irici il j'ni lind your fili'iul. .
f me ill drilling nv.'ii.v from
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.j. A week nt worry mid fretful '
- 1 1 1 1 -1 il : i 1 1 "i!l illu' deeper mid
. ng'it'i nriuMi'M ili.in iii-'iitli of
vi.ik I'nilliliiily mid cheerfully
d'lin'. '
SATI'ltMAY. ;
j II Nu t pli'.ismit to he found .
. f.iu:i with. "I i onise, hut If the
J fiiol liii-ltng lliiikes us nineliil iiiii .
way It hn't h thing to be tv- )
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MR$.M. SUMMERS, Boa H, SOUTH BEND, INO.
gunmen, were executed lu Sing Sing a
few weeks ago.
The jury delibzcrate, exactly four
hours, returning its verdict at 4:20 p.
in. It held tle ex-police lieutenant
guilty of murder in the first degree.,
t
late Yesterday j
At 8nn Francisco. State Senator
John J. Cnssidy died, following a stroke
of paralysis. '
I.os Angeles, Calif. A playground
for newsboys in the heart of tho busi
ness district is dedicated.
At Ann Arbor, Mich. The Michigan
university management Refused to let
t'larouco Darrow mako tho memorial
day speech.
At South rnsndenn, Cnlif. Andrew
J. l'nrker, of Monrovia, wns killed
when his automobile wns Btruck by an
interurbnn car.
At Now York. Judge Clnry, address
ing tho American Iron nnd Steel insti
tute, expressed the opinion that ".when
is a well developed sentiment in favor
f Woman's Banger Signa!sn
Hot flashes dizziness, fainting spells, headache, bearing-down
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Writ Dr. R. V. Plrrei't .W'''''" Irnalitll' Haiti
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Agrees with the weakest digestion.
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If you suffer from women's peculiar ailments
causing; pain In the head, tack, or bowel, feel.
Ing of weight and dragging. down sensation,
falling or displacement of pelvlo organs, causing
kidney and bladder weakness or constipation
and piles, painful or Irregular periods, catarrhal
conditions and discharges, extreme nervouenese.
of giving 'big business a fair
chance."
At Hoboken, N. Y. Tho steamship
Frederik ViU's gangplank broke, many
people falling into the rtudson river.
Three wore drowned, two were missing
and ton were injured.
1 At I.os Angeles, Calif. The Citrus
Protective lougue issued a bulletin stat
ing that the recent refund to citrus
growers resulting from the lemon case
aggregated $S45,000.
REAL ESTATE TBANSfERS.
Warranty Deeds.
J M. Wadsworth et ux to II F Mason,
140x1 IS ft in 8eo 30 T 9 S R 3 E.
10.
I) V Fishor ot nx to John Oueffory,
L 2 B 0 Boise 2nd Add. $10.
Anton Fishor to T M Hicks, part
B 22 Nob Hill annox. $1.
Esther M C'hatton rt vir to Mutual
Ronlty Co, land on E Btate street.
$10.
Journal Want Ads pay best.
Now only one cent per word
first insertion, half cent there'
after.
Woman suffrage might gain ground
faster if more women in suffrage
states would vote.
la boici Hie., 25a.
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