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THE BALEM CAPITAT. TQURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1914.
A Few Words in the Interest of Truth
Referring to various statements appearing in the press recently,
the Royal Baking Powder Company states:
That it has no interest whatever in the controversy over the use
of Albumen (sometimes called white of egg) in baking powder, and
has not had any part in the actions before officials that have taken
place in the various states;
That it believes Albumen to be entirely unnecessary and used
only for deceitful purposes;
That if Albumen was a proper ingredient of baking powder, or
performed any legitimate function, it would have adopted it many
years ago, as its cost is infinitesimal ;
That it has no interest, direct or indirect, in the K. C. Baking
Powder, the owners of which are reported to be opposed to the use
of Albumen, nor in the Calumet or Crescent baking powders, in both
of which Albumen is used; that the only baking powders in which it
has any interest in the United States are its own well known brands,
"Royal," "Dr. Price's" and "Cleveland's "all made of Cream of Tartar.
The Company believes that the question whether Albumen is a
proper ingredient for baking powder is insignificant compared with
the vastly more important question as to Alum, the use of which in
baking powder has been so generally condemned. It is a noteworthy fact
that all the baking powders containing Albumen are made of Alum.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.
4 t New York J
1
Col c. l wood
AND BILL HANLEY
would notice the I'lrpant diction and ernors' special," which toured the Knst
reuli.o thnt it wus Columd Wood spenk- n couple, of yours ago. He declnres the
ling, and thnt h really looks more like story thitt Hill wus taken along an n
rreiloricK A. Douglass, the Brent negro I ninseut lust as some parties of high-
nrtitor, tnnn lie does like Hill, One I rollers tnac along n K"t or n hunch-
. tiling we enn ussiire our renders is thnt, ! buck or a linld eugle is n bns innrd
(roin tho Ashland Itee.nrd.) if Hill should go nwny nnd leave uh. nnd he would like to see the color of
.Colonel C. fc. S. Wood of Portland any )iictures(ueness of which lie do-1 the mnn's hair thnt started it.
was in southern Oregon Inst Thursday j prives the state will be mado up by I The colonel anvn there are n lot of
f"luS ruiiuiug 1)111 lli'uh'y for the : Colonel Wood with interest. I lies afloat about' Kill that were filth-
ii It vmt() un I"11 "nil Moose! In order thnt you may know what 1 ered by the city papers and are being i the people of Oregon urfrinR them to
111 1 i , "fil'lii " city hull in it's all about, ftvn will state that the i passed along by their " niinoruble little I re-elect him. Thu fulliming inewigc
Ashland, lie took Hill in flights of orn-! I'm belts and Colonel Wood nnd Hill I yellow cur imitators" in the country ! "as rocched yesterday by the Ilcmo
tory on a personally conducted tour I are nil tied up together in n! big ranch I villages. He wns especially exercised lerntic stnte central committee:
clear up to the pearly (jutes which is ; over In eastern Oregon. They huve 1 over a bunch of so-cnllcd " 'pioneer rec-1 " At a mass meeting n unanimous re
-unoeneu ny tnoso who tire familiar i not any represeutntivo in the I'aitcd 1 ollectioas" of Hill's early life in thin 'I'""" Wl, ma'u' ,m't Fairbanks, the
,,,,, ,u one oi tne very 1 Mates seiiute am they wnnt
longest Nights to be and anywhere. Colonel Wood is n fine corporation law
"I'" OT nInoil now nil, I tlica lie yer ami a brilliant speaker and would branding irons, etc. The colonel snvs
uippca Mown into the bottomless pit : make them n criickerjack of II senator, ho bumped into these "whisperings'"
and lot Hill stand a oneside of rlmn,. ! hm I,.. ..... ... . ... ... ... .1 ... .i.. :.... .1.1.. .... ... ....
1...I..I. . J 11 L ii .. 1 1 """J K" IISU- un- Mini mm- on i ii in irip HUH lllov
iwriuln and Hooth tor u tew m unite. ington the voters won't let him. Tl. made him hot under the pollnr. to
Corbetts can't go, as they are all too I denouncing them lie brought up also
busy counting their money. Ho among I the matter of Hill's indictment for
them they have' decided to Bend Hill, I maintaining fences around government
Naturally the Cortictta are supposed i land, etc. This mntter of eastern Ore
WE NEED GOVERNOR
WHO WILL FIRMLY
CURB LEGISLATURE
By C. F. 8train, Assessor of Umatilla
County.
Tint each succeeding legislature
spends public money more lavishly
than any one before it, is not a mcro
accident nor is it due to the wanton
extravagance of the individual mem
bership. The fault inheres in the system.
Each of the 90 members has measures
of his own, which too often, are
of local interest only ind detrimental
to the state generally, and for these
schemes he can find support in no way
except logrolling with his fellow mem
bers. Thus it is that waste of public
money originates, and no it will al
ways continue in spite of criticism and
protest until some rational remedy
shall be adopted to stop it.
When Dr. C. J. Smith declared In
favor of the single item veto and of
the free use of the voto power, he pro
posed such a remedy. The single item
veto would give the governor author
ity to pick an appropriation, bill to
pieces and to veto any single vicious
item, piow, tne governor must either
accept or reject the legislative budget
a wnoie. Treasury grabs of var
ious kinds are so intermingled by log
rolling committees with tho necessary
appropriation that the governor must
accept the whole conglomerate waste
fulness or by his veto rink tieinir nil
all rhe state institutions. In view of
past experience and considering that
a legislature is responsible only to a
small district, while the governor's
responsibility is statewide tho wis
dom of the siugle item veto is so ob
vious ami the necessity for a free use
of the veto powers so apparent that it
is amazing that this reform was not
adopted years ago. What is still more
astonishing, we are informed that Dr.
Smith's opponent disapproves of this
much needed check on legislative
waste.
When the public comes to under
stand the value of the single item veto
they will not be long in securing it.
Tho legislature itself cannot resist the
logic of this demand nnd ran bo ex
pected to propose this amendment at
the coming session.
A single item veto law would be of
value beyond measure in the hands of
an executive with vision enough to
disti'ingui-h between measures purely
local, ami those of sufficient scope to
merit stnte support. Hut such H law
would be worthless in the hanilH of n
governor who advocates harmony nnd
eo-oneration with a legislature which
by reason of its oigniiiv.ntion is bound
DCTIIDM AC CCMATAD1'0 '''rliinte the larger interests of
tVLlUan Ur OLnAlUK Hm Mate to matters of local and per-
jsoaal importance.
Itnvng had opportunity to studv Dr.
Smith at close range. 1 in not hesitate
to stnte that beneath his congeniality
nnd suavity there abides o determina
tion which assures steadfast adherence
to his policies. Ills extraordinary
common sense, crihiii by study,
travel and wide experience give him
judgment and vision. Heing n mini
or tae people, Honest nnd
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Back Should Ignore This Double
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WORLD'S GREATEST
PRAISES ZIMBALIST
London Times Commends Playing of
Noted Artist Who Is to Appear
in Salem
Tho great London duily, The Times,
has this to sny of the playing of Ziin
Imlist, tho famous violinist who is to
appear at tho Armory in Salem, Feb
ruary 12, in eoneort with his wife,
Alma Cluck, who is a noted prima
donna. U is a sample of the hij.;h
piniso given him by noted critics every
where: "Some reniitikublo fine violin play-,
ing was heard at Queen's Hull, when
W. ('. Johnston, gardener, 1021 Mill Zimbiilist nlnved Tschaikowskv's con-
street, Halem, says: "After several certo and Lalo's "Symphonic Espag
remedies had failed to help me, I used nolo" with the Loudon Symphony
Doan's Kidney Tills and got great re- .Orchestra. Troin the momont when the
lief from kidney and bladder trouble, solo violin entered into the first movi
I still use Doan's Kidney Pills once in ment of the concerto, it wns clear thnt
awhile when a cold settles in my back Zimbalist possessed a beautiful tone,
and kidneys nnd the kidney secretions which he let out in a delightfully, easy,
hecome disordered. 1 always get quick e'fortless way, that enabled every note
relief. You may continue publishing . to bo enjoyed. The bowing was spl,"'i
the endorsement T have given Doan's did, his iii'toiiiitinn faultless anil hm
Kidney Pills before." 1 double-stopping nnd harmonica as clear
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ply ask for a kidney remedy-get desire; lit the snme time, his playintr
nil n ' li. Illll.. U- . II t . , .
...i n itMim-.r 1 1 1 IP 1111, I.HII 0 mat n 111 H l.'rear .leill in If hnvnn, mur.v
Mr. Johnston had. l-'oster-Xlil' tirn Co,, technic ': it. was full of noctrv nn.l
sentiment. 'London Times.
Props., Buffalo, N. V.
ALASKANS ASK FOR
Appreciative of the splendid service
Senator (leorge E. Chnniberlain has
rendered ill behalf of Alnskn, tne pcopl
of Fairbanks have sent a message to
Jie certainly wns cloipient.
It wna hard on the faithful demo
erats and republicans assembled, but
they bore up nobly. When he spoke of
imlciicndcnt.
vet niiieneric nu,l tn.-tl',,! I,., ,.u...w..
one. j valley, where certain base" enlumiiintors i ""'tropolis and greatest gold camp in 1 qualifications for leadership which
law-1 whisper that Hill was too free with his AlnHka, send greetings from Oregoni- constitute a rare equipment for eov-
tins here to tne voters or tne 0 d 1,01m emor. With such a candidate running
stnte and nsk then, to send back to(, .,, a ,v(,,uM hl( ,
Washington on November , Alaska's 1 ph, of the state have reason to ',,,.
friend, (icorge K. Chamberlain, thus grotnlute themselves on the present
further cementing present nnd future onoortimltv . nh-iui. .i. t..ii
trade relations between trregon and i,i,u ,;' c iii...i : ., ,
Booth thero were crumbs of comfort! to furnish' the
for the democrats, and when he spoke
of Chamberlain there were crumbs of
remfort for the republicans. The dem
oerats got a few the most crumbs, he
cause tho colonel scathed limit h on hit
record in the courts as a timber grub
ber, while his chief complaint of Cham
berlala was that (icorge had failed to
boost him politically. When the cnlon,'l
spoke of his friend Hill, everything else
looked yellow and rocky aiid whang
basted and there were no crumbs for
anyone who didn't belong to the ('or-bet-Wood-Hanley
element In Oregon
rolltlcs.
Sometimes when Hie colonel shook his
luxuriant Iron-gray mane and burst
forth in vitrulie denunciation you
thought It was Hill himself, twisting
tails of a bunch of steers to make
than get into tho ear, And then you
mi
money though they gon history was news to many people
re apparently letting go of it slowly. . in Ashland nnd they were glad' to hear
as the colonel snys he nnd Hill have mi; the colonel bring it up nnd denounce it.
campaign fund with which to buy space He has a splendid flow of denunciatory
in the dirty newspapers. Colonel Wood ! lansunge.
Iins already furnished the brains and. The colonel states that those papers
as Hill can't tulk fur sour apples, the which are not lying about Hill are in
colonel Is now furnishing tho oratory. 'a "conspiracy of silence" which re
nin is supposed to looa picturesque nnd I fuses to be broken unless Hill s enin
receptive nnd wait for the train,
Hie rest will be easy. Colonel Wood
demonstrates this by reference to Hill's
platform which he knows by heart nnd
can recite offhand bunk wards or for
wards without n mistake. Why
shouldn't lief He wrote it. lie knows
morn iibout it nnd whnt's in it. and
paign coaimittee coughs up. He said
this In fsce of the tact thnt Hie Hon.
Hert tireer, chnirmaii of the meeting, is
editor of a paper that fought valiantly
for the progressive party only two years
ago, nnd the further fuet that another
editor present devoted half n column of
spnee to Hill's cnndlilncy free of charge
what it means nnd doesn't mean, in j two weeks ngo. The colonel snys the
a minute than Hill does In two thou- people have been " betrayed " hy every
sand centuries. The only part he didn't 1 paper that didn't print Bill's platform,
recite hero win where it says "I do not He thinks it is a newspaper man's bus
favor prohibition." Otherwise the iaess to furnish a free mouthpiece for
colonel took up his splendid Wood strue- every dub who imagines he is a states
tare, plunk by plank, and showed howl man, (Irent guns, colonel why at that
Hill will go down to Washington la his I rnto every copy of a country newsptt
best red necktie and exhibit the plat-j per In Oregon would be as' big as a
form and look the senate over and nsk Carnegie llhrnry nnd It would cost np
thc ptesldent a few questions and the . proximately twii million dollars a week
next day he will get bnek (M.tWO.OtMl of to send It 'out by freight,
which we were rohbed by the reelnnin-! The colonel Is iiuklnd nnd Inconslder
Hon bill. ate but with that broad humnn char-
I That will He about ths first Monday Ity for which the country editor is
after the Saturday thnt Bill arrives mi. 1 noted, we forgive him. We enjoyed his
Sunilny he will locate the cnpitnl build- speech. Such speeches add to the' gaiety
I Ing. Tuesday he will unpack his trunk.) of nations and help to make life worth
1 On Wednesday he will tie up Oregon 's , living for the musses who sre ground
I resources so that nobody outside the .down by the Iron heel of oppression
i stnte rnn monkey with them. Thiira-lnnil can't afford to go to vaudeville.
1 day morning bright nnd enrly he will ! We hope he will come ugnln before the
I arrange to Irrigate the waste plnros of ! campaign ends and run Hill another
the state nnd make homes for the sur- heat in this community. Hill wns rail
j plus population of the congested mil-led hereabouts, and, as the colonel sng-
. verse. Ill till nfternnon he will lotll.l mints, every mun nlni wna born nmi.
W n ItilthWHVS llll llllir t)l lnlu n.l m ..il ,.!. .I...i,i,1 I.m.- tl... t.n.llIJ..J .....
iV4 fosd to the southern Oregon rnnst. 1 port of that community for the I'nlted
-nrre ne win ing a purr. Willie he Is unites lennte
A Sure Sign
of Good
Coffee
Elfht eup ef delicious coffee for
cent, and nethlng to do but
turn the switch.
at It ho will nlso dljr some ports at I
oruanii aim Astoria. AUSTRIANS SHOW UP.
Krldny Hill will fix tint labor epics-
Hon, cnpitnl, corporations, trusts, coin I . . .. . . . , ,
merce, mining snd woman suffrage- L . '''"l ViC'u u'
while the rest of tl nale look, nt ! A'l.Man tioop, of the firs Use are be-
k il 1 ..1 .. 1.1 .- 1 ginning to stuienr nt the fighting front
hides In the cyclone cellar out behind "0,1','' r''m- and Ibilglinii, it was menli are the most important In the up
the White Ho In cone anything ', ,ln """" M'''"'-r ''"l"'''i re-, per house,
else should n I fixing, Colonel Wood "''v"1 Mt? lr01" Amsterdam and.
will tell Hill what it Is and how to fix '"""'"",
It. Saturday Hill will aillouin con-
Alnskn."
The message is signed hy L. P. Protz
man, Lcroy Tozier and T. A. .Mnrqunm,
committee.
And sometimes the girl who marries
her ideal gets a divorce and lives
happily ever after.
TRUE TO HIS CONSTITUENTS
f;
IK.
lurv reign of legislative misrule in this
state.
NICE BOX OF CANDY
CONTAINED MORPHINE
Han Francisco, Oct, 2H. -Suspicions of
a parcel post package mailed nt the
Fnirmnuut hotel here, Postoffiee Clerk
Allen Strong opened the package to
day, to fiad that it contained n box of
candy mixed with morphine tablets.
Max Steinfeld, a clerk lit the Helvi
dure hotel, wns arrested In connection
with the affair end charged with at
tempting to send poison through, the .
mail to his wife in Long Bench, fa I.
When arrested, Steinfeld nus nt liber
ty on bail, following an appeal, after
having been sentei d to four months
Imprisonment on McNeils Island bv
United States Judge Doollng for con
cealing opium, I
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SBNATOE CHAMBEBIAIN.
Geo, E. Chamberlain 's bitterest politi
cal opponent never charged him with
taking a dollar In graft or engaging in
single crooked deal, public or private,
Oregon never had a better governor;
his vetoes saved the tax payers hun
dreds of thousands of dollars.
As sen lor he ranks high In the na
tion's eiteeiu. His committee asslun-
'gress and come home, foliini'l Wood
exnrcsRcd surnrise thnt HuhbOi 'Ii..,m
.bi'ilnln hs failed to attend to these j
(trivial mntters which a man of Hill's
genius could enslly get away with in
It $ electric com to us" ' W,''k "'" "'"",' l,v -p'y making
'the rest of the I'nlted States stop run
I ning for a few days,
if 1 The oratory of Cidnnel Wood not on-
l3iel l''Y ""v,,",l " 'hat BUI will enrrv
v !"ut this program with one hand tle'u
W1 f 1 behind hit buck, but sis thst. his ills-
rJ I ffrt1 C O 1 'vry III the quiet atmosphere of
Hums Is second only to the grent dis
KASONIO TEMPLB, PHOKB 1S00 !"V"T l' Ciilumlius Is said to hsve
made la HHi, or that which Dr. fnok
alva votes for h.tk .., ,,, ' m', """' years later. To provo that
vva give votes ft oh ejpesltlon trip im , ,,, ,,, ,, ;,, .hB(
a great nttrsetlon ha wss un the "gov-
s
Good Spirit
can only be enjoyed ty those whose
dlfestlve orcani work naturally and
regularly. The bent corrective and
preventive vet discovered for Irregu
lar er faulty action of stomach, liver er
bowels, is known the world over to he
BEECMArS
PILLS
tM ,--. ssliisui io ia.
He forinulatc I and secnreil the pas-
sags of the Alsskaa railroad bill, j
To his efforts Isrgcly Is due the fait
that Oregon received one-teeth ef the
total amount appropriated for rlyrs
and harbors. '
As seastor he Is still the idaia mas
of the neople that ke was In private
life. The friends he made SU years
ago sre his fi lends today hoes use he;
is "THIKD sad Tlll'E' 1
Senator chamberlain Is a staunch sup-!
porter of President Wilson's construc
tive legislative program.
The people of Oregon seed Chamber
lain in Washington. 1
(Paid Adv.)
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Let us demonstrate it to you and play any music you may wish to hear.
GEO. C. WILL
TELEFHONE 159
432 STATE STREET