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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (July 10, 1914)
THE DAILY CAPITA!. .JOUKNAL, SALEM. OREGON, ntlDAY. JULY 10, 9U. riVB . . . 4 11 yra - n - -- w IX -i -vx if v n ii u 11 ti It ! 11 I I The' World's Greatest Sale OF THE OREGON SHOE COMPANY'S STOCK IS ATTRACTING ATTENTION FROM FAR AND WIDE, THE MOST GIGANTIC SLAUGHTER OF MERCHANDISE EVER RECORDED IN THE ANNALS OF MERCHANDISING. HUNDREDS OF SHREWD BUYERS ARE CROWDING THIS STORE DAILY. .TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THE GREATEST BARGAINS WITHIN THE MEMORY OF THE, LIVING. THE BEST. BRANDS. OF MERCHANDISE THE MARKET AFFORDS CONSTITUTES THIS BIG STOCK. H This Entire Stock Was ORDERED SOLD, and it Must Be Done Quick. Read the GREATEST BARGAINS of the Century ; Men's Shoes El I II 11 11 11 Men's Oxfords in Gunmetal, J1 Tan, Patent, Lace and no g Button, values to $3.50. . 30C tl $5.00 "Crossett" Oxfords, tan, 11 Patent and Gun- . M QQ J metal $lVO II $4.00 Men's Shoes in all leath- H ers, button and Qo QQ M lace. yC.QV l , Men's Heavy Soles, double l ' sole, Black and Tan, dn A n tl $4.00 grade.......;. p.'3 II tl Edwin Clapp, Copeland & Ry der, Crossett, values o QQ to $7.00 yO.OV $6.00 Tan, Black, new do on English lasts $0.03 Men's 15-inch High Top U. S. Arrav Shoes, values tfo A( to $6.00 yoy Men's Cushion Sole, plain toe, lace, values to dj o A r $5.50... PT Ladies' Shoes Odd lots Oxfords, all leathers. One-strap Pumps.... 59c 98c Ladies' White Canvas Button Shoes, $3.50 and $4.00 i aq values $ I Ladies' White Buck Button Shoes, values- to $5.00 $1.89 One lot Ladies' Heav(hi qq Shoes...." pl.d7 Ladies' Comfort M Q Shoes, $2.50 grade. . . pi.03 Ladies' Gunmetal and Patent, button or lace, $4.00 values. Ladies' Utz & Dunn Shoes in tan only, $4.00 grade $2.39 Shoes in $2.19 Boys' and Girls' Shoes 98c One lot Boys' Shoe's at.. Boys' Gunmetal, lace or but ton, $2.50 quality, Misses' two-strap WhiteCan vas Pumps, $3.00 '70. grade JC Misses' "Educator" Oxfords, all leathers, M no at.... pl.5JO Boys' Scout Shoes, $2.50 grade. . $1.69 Boys' Napa-Tan - i no n ii tt it u ti u it ii ii Shoes, $.00 grade Misses' Shoes, values to $4.00, t l all leathers. nn ! Children's Vici Kid Buttons 11 v 39c u Baby Jane Pumps at.., 89c II II 11 U m We wish to call particular attention of the public that this sale is of very short duration; it will last' but a M tl -- - w a rv t rri tt jra tti H ! lr IP, (L . B Sv I - 13 I J i 1 VLJ Ji",,B short time. Therefore do not delay. Take advantage of the most unheard of, unprecedented bargains ever t l 11 tl 11 tl II II tl tl tl tl 11 tl tl tl 11 tl t! u THE OREGON 14 tt It ' M tJ HOE COMPANY! Being Sold Out by D. Sondheirn, Merchandise Broker 1,75 N. COMMERCIAL ST. U 11 U C.I' SALEM, OREGON j ... 1 .. .. " u Protest Not Against the Crime Bat Against Attempts To Stop It FRENCH LOAN DRAWS OUT IMMENSE SUMS (From the' Detroit Xews.) All the current .diagnoses of the bnsiiu'KS situation seem to seek for cmises in political conditions. 'There fore most of the diagnoses fail in their Ionic because they nro not sustained by the analyses of facts. An era of hih ; prices , can only be sustained aa long as money is well distributed a lifting the people. " When it tends to concentrate in the hands of a limited number the ' buying power of those who have re- j duced their available money to furnish ; this accumulation for the few must bo i correspondingly impaired ami their eou-j sumption must be reduced to the Bl'a'i eral detriment of bnsluesi. j The railways of the country repre-; sent a far larger aggregation of cap ital thau any other industry. They are also the largest consumers of cer tain staple materials. Their list of employes numbers about 1,400,000 which meaus that at least one person! in each hundred of population earns his income by railway service of some sort.! A much larger number derive their. sup-' port from railway earnings. There were 1200 companies listed by the Interstate Commerce commission in 1905 and 54 of the larger ones had 5o0,0.0 shareholders j who looked for profits on their invest-, ment. ; .Some of these companies have been ably managed in the interest of the shareholders. ioine. have been trim-1 inally managed in the interest of pre datory directors and financiers who used them as the basis of reckless is Biies of securities in the form of stocks ami bonds, thus creating capitalization so large that the roads can never hope to pay dividends undek a reasonable rate of fare. ( The.Xew Haven road's 11.000 share holders cannot be in an exultant mood over tho condition of the property which is the basis of 'their securities. The Rock Island system is said to have been deluged with a creation of $:i"7,-000,000- of watered securities. The Frisco system, the 1'ero Marquette, the Chicago & Alton have been similarly treated with the general result that a few scheming promoters and financiers have absorbed millions of money and many thousands of investors have ex changed thoir capital for securities of doubtful value which mny be swept away in the necessary squeezing to get the systems back to a reasonable basis of investment. Loan of $161,000,000 Wanted and Bids for 40 Times That Sum or $6,440,000, 000 Are Made. Paris, July 10, Although the liuiik of France has not made any official an nouncement, it wns reported on tho Bourse yesterday that the public' tad applied for more than 40 times the amount of the issue made today of .101,()00,000 of the new government 32 INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE. Industrial insurance is attracting much attention in Fiigluud, (iermauy, Norway and other European countries. conditions but the total environment, or of tho American Medical Association,! the worker must be included. This that it is as much tho duty of tho state , means that tho unhygienic home as well , to protect the capital i( the employer, as the . unhygienic workshop must be When labor unions fully realize tlio'lin found, recognized nnd correctedt and portance of this fact, the workiiiL'inen me nunc mi 1 run 11 s 01 inn iiiuiviu- or me country will ilcmniiil that the suitable incnmiios fur the In England, following the passage of : 1,10 ,u.re " : , 01 ,, n or 11,9 'Hl, i i,....i.ii.w.,Lv i.i,wt,H,i.i,,.m.-,...T. ual subjected to careful scrutiny. Tho slate take two vears airo. at one stroke, fourteen : "laiiHiirful ion of such n system, no mat- protection of their .health. .;ii;.',., -n..b;..,r ....... ....I u.,m,..., ,.:!" on what liasis or exactly at what of whom were unable to pay tor medi- point ine iiivniiiig line woum ,e iliawn nnlw fin. "upniwn otttmtmx- al services under the old plan, were '' " ' 1 , To get tho goimiuo, call for full namo taken out of the field of private prae-. W0V"' " x """''nmeni .in.i f.AXATlVK BKOAlO QUININE, Look ticeaml were provide,! with these largo-: "'''t"nance ot suitable hygienic stand- tor BiKatl)re ot K w. Urovo, Clma ly dt tho expense of the state. JuUei- """' "l ., s. r,p a Cold in One Day. 23e, riiiiientul iiulustnal insur- ,, b.....r. ..n.., iiiriiugn t n rcuucnoii in tne loss oi maiiv, gove ........ 1...., I....... i f, a ,.,i,. ot vears and its scopo has been gradual- ; ,urM" .'" ,m, ' "l ''" Iv enlarged, until, in some districts, M tor medical utte.idance, nu.s,nK drugs, - .: . ' .... r' ftliil thn !i.ir..lr iiw.riM.ui.il tuniTii. Mrs. Fclilmeyer, hearing IiIh .-rim, inn to assist her husband. Tho bull, leaving Fcldmeyer unconscious ;i;,l blcriling, tunic, I on the wife. At this jiuictiire, CBrl tientiv, drove mi with a l.m.1 r ,,......1 going to tho rescue with a pitchl'or'i nui. ucieii 111 noi.:ng 1110 I111H at unni reiiiiiMHcr ami his wilo IimiI ri'iiiove, to t ie hiniHo After telcphoiiing for tho doctor. .Mrs. I'oWmeyor then phoueil for iiiuciicr 10 la Kt euro of the bull. It is f cm rod that Feldmeyer 's is 1 riuiincii. III. and, buy ui.cn 1 ho 3kllll GRANTS PASS MAN IS GORED BY MAD BULL Can any sort of political maneuver ing accomplish worse results toward the destruction of public confidence or the -discouragement ot capital? Who will answer f Such shifting on money values into the hands of the few with out any adequate compensation to the many must have a blighting effect upon business. The impairment of earning capacity in railways and general retrenchment-in railway purchases of materials and. supplies, which is another consequence of reckless exploitations has an even greater and more direct ef fect upon business. . . to . ...... .. nai.l nf ,a 1, 1.1,111. .-i. Ul.ul l-n 1. 4 per cent loan. mis snouw prove. " - earning cunacitv thiouuli increased elt'i tine, the applications have amounted uireru-ti oy us uieiiiLiuii. ; - to more than the entire national dt.t, lr. J. W, Schcrcsi hewsky of tne Vint- of France. ; e,l States public health service, recent- Labor unions nnd workingnicn nro Tha loan on its admission to the ly read a paper on the subject before coining to realize more and more that l.'ourse today immediately rose from . tne national association ior tne siuuy yonnn physical Health is the only cap- 1)1. the price of issue, to 91.9:2. The general market did not respond Yet the Joudest clamor is not for tho prevention of such business wrecking indulgences but against the intention of the government to prevent further indulgence in such destructive prac tices. It is too conunen prarctices to treat remote symptoms instead df the disease, but in the present case the protests seems to be against any treat ment whatever because the patient hap pens to be "big" business". (liants 1' ass, Ore., .Inly 10, (ieoiiie Feliliueyer, operating a dairy jusr i;i side'the city limits, was yesterday driv ing a large llolstcin bull nlnmt the promises when the iiuiimil suddenly turned on and knocked him dinvii.' ' ami prevention of tuberculosis. Consid- ital which the laborer possesses, and trampling and so severely in juring liini 1 "eriug the social und evolutionary phases tho belief is growing, savs The Journal ' that his recovery is doubtful. t sympathetically as usual wuen govern- " ' i"lHlu" rumer i'r,-ucu - ment Inn ns srn so well received, nrob- and administrative si,h, Dr. 8chcres-r alilv because capital in Franco is un-, ehewsky finds the explaiiatiou for the dor' the apprehension that heavy spe- 'development of industrial insurance in tial taxes are likely to be imposed. the giudual growth of appreciation of So great, was the eagerness of the the consequence to and the interde public, especially among the small in- pendence on each other of the indiviH vestors, that crowds assembled at dawn members ot society. "The bitter and formed lines outside the Bank: of I lessons taugh't by tho ravages of devas Francc and other public offices, where 1 tating epidemics, the concentration of subscriptions were received. ' (population in cities, tho high degree of As it was known that Jiiany would be specialization in manufactures apd sim disappointed by not being able to get ; i'r conditions have all Increasingly part of the new issue, a considerable J emphasized man's dependence upon his , trade was driven in selling positions fellow and shown us how properly to near the iloor. Homo of the places sold assess the value of the individual unit for as much as from 60 cents to l. ! to society at large." The efficiency of The government as usual gave pref-' tbe B0( l,' ' romlitioneu more dv crence to persons desiring small lM" ryici oium m u.o moniwu aniouuts. mm CATARHH of Ilia BLADDER rrlmv"! in 24 HOURS Knell Cap- N ul:lMvntlriMDYj nuno Recipe Department By BETSY WADE. FAIR EXCHANGE. A New Back for in Old One How a Salem Resident Made a Bad Back Strong. CALIFORNIA TO VOTE ON DRASTIC 8 HOUR LAW Sacramento, Cal., July 10 One of the most drastic eight-hour measures ever written will be submitted to California voters 'at the. November election, and its passage is TieHeYed'alinoat certain. The bill, diawn by Assemblyman Kings-' ley, the only socialist member of thi California legislature, affects all em ployers of labor and reads as follows: "Any employer who iha.ll require or permit, or who shall suffer, or permit any overseer, superintendent, foreman or other agent of such employer, to re quire or permit any person in his em ploy to Tvork more than eight hours iir one day, or ' more than 4( hours in one week, except in case of extraor dinary emergency, caused by fire, flSod or. danger to life and property, shall be guilty of a niisdemearror, and upon conviction thereof shall be fined not less than -)0 nor more than $300, or imprisoned in the county jail not U's3 than 10 nor more than 90 days, or both so fined and imprisoned." . STEAMSHIP DISABLED. The back aches at times with a dull than bv anv other one factor. Ineffi-; ciency due to ill heulth constitutes a ' burden to be borne by the whole of society rather than by the individual. This is the addition to our social con-1 cept which mny really be regarded as a new discovery. The sickness and dis-1 ability of the individual is not a bur-: den which should be borne by the in- ' ' Quick Mapleine Icing 1 tablespoons-; Blanquette of Veal Cut breast veal ei'i) remeiltCH lio,l fnilpil tn heln me. I , iscd Doan's Kidney Pills and got great t""' u inaugurated. Consequently, as split off. irt.Me: irom xiuncy ana uiauuer irounie. --j ........ When la SALEM, OREGON, stop t BLIGH HOTEL Strictly MoSern. Tree and Private Ea'hs. RATES 75c. $1.00, $1.50 PES DA"J The only hotel in the Dusinafi distriit Nearest to all Depots. Theatres and Capitol Buildinsa. - A Home Away frota Kona. T. G. BLI3-H, Prop. Both Phones. Free Auto Bus. London, July 9. A steamship believ e,)to be tho Allen liner Sicilian, which sailed from here for Montreal duly 2, was reported today disabled and return ing to Queenstown. Details were lacking. WHEN YOU GO AWAY Have The Journal coot to your Summer address indescribable feeling, making you dividual alone, but is ratner a liability weary and restless; piercing pains for which society, as a whole, is respon- l ;,!,, bible and which should bu borne bv it. and r.yain the loins are so'lame that to 1 ""less the causes for such disability are, ful sweet cream; 1 coffeespoonfiil Cres- into small squares. Make a lilanqiiutte stoon'is agony No use to rub or apply plainly the fault of the individual. In- cent Mapleine; enough powdered sugar sauce as follows: Melt a largo lump of . ,.i.. !, ho-h if h ki.iniv. diiktrial insurance is th- method by 'to spread smoothly (increase quantity butter in a dish and as it softens stir are weak You cannot reach the cause which the burden of phvsical disability according to size of cuke). , in a spoonful of flour; continue to stir, Follow the example of this Salem citi- equitably distributed. In this field, adding, little by little, two glasses of rin. as in all other in which it is possible' Care of Enameled Pans lie sure that hot water, salt, pepper, parsley and V C. Johnson gardener, 1021 Mill to ascertain the aggregate result of a you never fill enameled pans immediate- hashed chives. 1'ut the meat in this street Salem Ore savs- "After 'sev- limited set- of caiws, it is inevitable ly after emptying boiling water from sauce and let it cook a quarter of an ' . .. 1 II ... .1 .1 1 ... II .......I, n...l I,,.,,. f,.ai .. l.i,f t.a... tlim. Iivn l.i.i..a iiui enuris mi i.r. ciiwuii siiouui ui iiiem, ur mw cmtiii.i mu in,, iv ami ...n.i w.. u ....... ...v ..u.no over u gentle lire. 9 !-..-,-: ... ... . . . ..... .. .... . , o .... i . a n .. ... n.1.:. ii:..i - . .. r ...:n .. n..o-. r;,i r:n. :n an'-e has hceii in onerittion ion" eiioutn naming riCKics non tne corss no- oi.ouu.ii emmo mis is huhciuiih i tiwhile when a eold settles in my back ,0 -',l"ire definite data ns to tjlie cause foieJ:ottliiig pickles, etc. While hot use with boiled or fried veal, lamb or and kidnevs and the kidney secretions ot disease, it is inevitable that uvstem- they can be pressed into tho bottles, mutton chops, fried fish, chicken, etc become disordered I aways get quick tie offorts for the prevention of dis- and when cold thev seal them tigiitly. I'ut into a stewpun two tablespoonstul ...v...t v .!!.i.iii.;..- esse will follow, iust as systematic cf-1 . . of buttur and one tabli'spoonfiil of oil. the endorsement" I have given Doairs" fort fur lire P'cvt-itiou have followed This Good Health Hint Don 't forget When effervescing add a shake or two Kiilnev I'ills before " the development of fire insurance. This that inicrobes arc npt to lurk about of salt and one large onion, one full Price 50c at ail dealers ' Don't involves, as Dr. 8c here hewsky points the month of the milk bottle. It should section of garlic and one half of large simulv ask 'for a kidney remedy get 1 on, the. detection of incipient defects be carefully wiped off before the milk sweet green or red pepper, which has Ooan's Kidney Pills the same that : li,e '"' a'"1 the h ponied out. ", finely grated When this has Air. John-on had. Foster-Milburn Co., I irevention of the development of dis-: ' 'ooked and browned ightly, add our Props X. y. eased couditlons by proj.er precaution- To Prevent Dunci C'rackiilg To pre- good-iuzcd tomatoes, skinned and chop- ' j ary measures. This un be secureil only vent glass dishes from ciacking when ped, or the thick part of one can of No woman talks all the time. When by frequent periodical examination of pouring in a hot mixture, place the dish tomstocs. Let all simmer together for she is doing up her hair her mouth is employees and frequent inspection of on a cloth that has been dipped iu hot 20 minutes with occasional tiir'ulg to full of hairpins. : tiicir "environment. - Not only bad shop water and wrung out. , .prevent burning. Add salt and pepper i I 1 with paprika or cayenne to taste; two tnhlcKiooiisfu of tomato catsup and a deanei (spoonful of Worcestershire same. Take from tho firo when the . consistency of good cruam, Eat Cool, Keep Cool As a suggestion desserts and tastiea flavored with IMAPLEINE that delicately different flavor ing. Try it lu whipped cream, ices, ice creaiu and xll cooling summer desserts, 1 02, bottle 20c, 2-oz. 30c. l.et it from your grocer or writ'-' Cresent Mfg. Co., Soattlo, Wii. Send -c stamp for Kecipo Hook. C'tnger Cream Bent tho yolks of two cgii with - ounces of castor sugar, then add I gill of milk and - ounces of lal-.ifhi. 1'ut into a double sauce pan and stir until the custard thickens, then leave to get cool. Souk three-quarter ounce i f gelatine in 1 gill of water, and when Mwilleii mid I gill of boiling wa ter. Stir until nearly cold. Heat 1 gill of cream to a stiff ginger (cut up into small pices). Mix all with the 'nat;u,l. then put into a wetted mould and turn out wheu set,