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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-30
Honor Memory Of king oharios /

London, Jan. 20.-Two hundred and
hfty-seyen years ago today King
Charles 7 was executed and. as Gus.
iomary, the various Legitimate and
Jacobito leagues and orders eelebrat.
cd the anniversary Of holding mem.
orial meetings aud depositing flowers
az the foot Of the statue Of Charles I.
on Trafalgar Square. A largely At.
tended service was held 10 the morn.
ing In 81. Margaret Pattons. Rood
Lane. Tho officiating clergy was AZ
tired IN red vcstments, this being
symbolieal Of tho blood Of the martyr
The service was almost identical With
that Of tho Roman Catholic church, eN
cept that tho prayers and responses
were In English instead Of Latin.
A. has been the custom FOR several
years, ever since some too ardent al
mirer Of the martyr king had placed
wreath with an inscription contain
ing seditious sentiments, a. the foot
Of the statue, the wreaths snd other
iioral gifts were arst submitted for ap,
pFoval 20 the commissioner Of woods
aud forests. A. In former years there
was a wreath from EdinbuTg bearing
the inscription, "saered 20 the mem,
oy Of King Charles J., beheaded by his
Febelllous subjects az Whitehall, Jan.
uaFy 80, 1919" Among tho wFeaths
and other loFal gifts sent In eomem.
moFation OF the day were such from
the Royal Oak club, EdinbuFg, the
FoFget-Me,Not club, the Legtimist
order OF ST. German, the order OF the
White Rose, the Thames Valley Legit'
imist club, the White Coekade Legiti'
mist club, Holywsll, Huutingdonshire
and other societies.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-30
Al EntsrtaLnment worth zinc.

The Blues In tho Y. NJ G. A. mem.
bership contest have transformed the
rooms for tonight's entertainment in'
90 a dream Of green aud orange, The
decorations have been under tho charge
Of Mrs. DR., Epley assisted by Mrs. q,
A. Forbes and a number of young men,
Tho program tonight is free 10 all, aud
viii consist Of choice musical and lit'
erary numbers. Several surprises are
planned In the way Of novelties.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-30
Deafness Cannon BE Cured

BY local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear
There Is only one way to cure deafness
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness Is caused by an inaamed con.
ditiou Of the mucous lining Of tbs
Eustachian tube. Whom the tube Is In
famed you have a trembling sound OF
imperfect hearing, and when Il Is en-
tirely closed, deafness is the result
and unless the Inflammation can be TAX
en- out and this tube restored to its nor
NAL condition, hearing will be destroyed
forever; nine cases out Of ten are caus
ed by catarrh, which IL nothing but an
inaamed condition Of the mucous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollari
for any case Of deafness (caused by ca
tarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall.
Catarrh Cure send for circulars free
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for cousti,
patton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-30
Tmnnrfect pircrtion.

Means les nutrition aAd In eonsc
quencc less vitality. when the Liver
fails 20 sccrcte bile, the blood becomes
loaded with bilious properties, tho d.
gestion becomes impaired and the bow
ols constipated. Herbine viii rectify
this; Il gives tone 20 the stomach, lives
and kidneys. strengthens the appetite
clears and improves tho complexion, In
fuses new life and vigor 20 the whol'
system. SOC bottle. Sold by d. j
Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-30
State News

Dallas had a $1,000 FIRE yesterday, a
confectionery and restaurant having
burned.
Colonel Cornelius Boir, an Oregon
pioneer and a resident Of Candy, died
at his home Saturday Of paralysis.
Negotiations are under way for a
suitable piece of ground at Candy to
put in big race track. Portland
sportsmen are backing the movement.
Arlington is TO have a big Touring
mill soon. The town Is at the junction
Of the Condor railroad and the o. r.
& n, and most Of the wheat from
the great Eastern Oregon country is
shipped through this place.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-30
pleasant and Most Enectlvs

T. J. Chambers, editor vindicator,
Liberty, Texas, writes December 25,
1905;
"With pleasure and unsolicited by
you bear testimony to the curative
power Of Ballard's Horehound Syrup. !
have used Il and my family can cheer.
frlly affirm Y is the NOSE effective and
best remedy for coughs and colds I
have ever used" Sold by d. ]. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-30
siekening. shivsrlng Fits.

OF agus and malaria can be relieves
and cured with Electric BitteFs. This
is a pure, tonic medicine, Of especial
benefit In malaria, for il exsTts a true
curative influence on the disease, dTiv'
ing II entirely out Of the system. II is
much 70 be preferred to quiuine, hav'
ing none Of this drugs bad after sf'
fsets. E. s. Munday, Of Henrietta,
Texas, writes; "My brother was very
low with malarial fever and jaundieei
till he took Electric Bitters, which
saved his life, " At ]. c. Pery's drug
store; price soc, guaranteed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-30
Cured LnmhaRo.

A. b. Cannon, Chicago, writes March
4, 1908, "Having been troubled with
lumbago AZ different times and tried
ono physician after another, then dif'
fereut olntments and liniments, gave Il
up altogether So tried once more
and got a bottle Of BallaFd's Snow Lin
iment, which gave mo almost instant
relief. / can eheeFfully recommend Il,
and will add my name 20 your list Of
sufferers" Sol by d. J. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-30
visit Of Cook County Marching Club,

visit OF Cook County Marching Club.
Nashville, Tenn, Jan. so.-The Cook
County Marching Club, los men strong
and its famous band Of 40 pieces, ar.
rived here this morning on its return
from Cuba TO Chicago, and received by
tho local Democratic organizations
with great enthusiasm. The Cook
County Marching Club ls composed Of
members Of tho Cook county Dcmocra'
cy. and was organised in 1889. This
IL tho 9th southern tour Of the club,
Tho Cook County Democracy is an or
ganiEation composed Of 5000 Demo
Gratis, Of Cook county, H., aud has for
many years taken active part In all
political battles Of che Democracy, not
only In Chicago, but also In other cit.
los IN various parts Of tho country.
Tho marching club win spend the
whole day In tho city, and will be tho
guest OF the local Democratic clubs aud
organizations. Tho program Tor the
day includes a parade OF tho club
through tho principal streets Of tho city,
a concert by tho clubs band, an auto
mobile ride and banquet. The club
win start on lts journey At II o'clock
fnufnht
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-30
cannerv % BE Organized.

The first meeting Of the stockholders
Of the new cooperative cannery will
be held at the police court room in the
city hall Friday, February Cd, at
o'clock p. m. The object Of this meet
ing will be the organization and com
plction Of the corporation. All sub
scribers to stock are urged 60 be pres
ent. COMMITTEE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-30
Excursions Every Hour.

n order to give the people Of Salem
: opportunity to see the beautiful
s.n.Fy south Of Salem, and to see the
s''si0Pnent being made by the com
--N the Citizens Light g. Traction
pany win run excursion ears 80 the
- quarry, south Of Odd Fellows
-s'eFy, leaving the Willamette hotel
wen hours Enjoy a pleasant ride
80 'es for yourself. Il
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-30

N Il easy 20 see why the doctrine
should bc promulgated aud followed
thnt advertising Ia the soul Of busi
ness. that the man who cannot use Ad
vcrtlalng In hia business has no hight
60 DO In business. that. ne Macaulay
onyc said. advertising h 10 business
what steam n 10 machinery. the grand
prorolllng power The story 10 told Of
a man who once came 10 a merchant
90 huy u remnant ~ cloth long out Of
fashion. with which 20 repair a gar
menL The merchant was delighted q
DO able % satisfy the new customer
and asked. How DO you happen %
come 20 me for thls bagateller' The
answer wus. Il thought YOU would b
tie most likely man 20 have tho sam
nle because you never advertise" ouf
modern immense establishments take
good care not 10 hide their light under
a bushel. IL IL claimed that one OF
these establishments IN the United
states paid out $4,000 annually fol
advertisements in three newspapers
alone. aud the newspaper advertising
expenses OF tho twelve largest retail
stores have been estimated az 5000
900 per annum.-v. MataJa In Intsrna'
uonai Quarterly.
NJ zee want 60 meve yeuF Eesda. is'
people kasw what ysu have thFouah
this paper. nuysFs senauit euE eel
umas regularly,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-30

Ths s4ls 1iEht be saia % @@Ay
AosshAats whs have fSrsea - ths
GEsaa ~ libssAl aaa Dss.astsAs a.
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The labor world., 1906-09-01
TRANSFERS THREATEN
TO WRECK OLD UNION
Endorsement Of Boilers Organization
Indicates Possible End of the Par
ent Body Ruled by c. P.

CHICAGO, Aug. 30.-The revolt In
the ranks OF the International Broth
erhood Of Teamsters. which C. P.
Shea and his followers refused to re-.
gard seriously a week ago, has as
sumed such proportions that the exist
ence of the old union Is threatened.
w. II. Ashton, secretary Of the seceed-
ing faction, known as the United
Teamsters Of America, today received
telegram from New York, stating
that the joint council of teamsters In
that city had voted unanimously to
withdraw from the old union and cast
it's lot with the new organization. The
New York council controls eighteen
local unions with a membership of
$4,000.
Twelve Of the Chicago local unions
have withdrawn formally from the In
ternational and have made application
for charters from the seeding fac
tiOn. Nine of the Chicago unions nave
deferred action until their next meet.
ing, though formally approving the
conduct of their representatives in
bolting the regular convention.
The labor world., 1906-09-01
H. F.. DAVIS & COMPANY,
FLOUR, HAY AND FEED

A thoroughly reliable concern such
as the above is entitled to the hearty
support and encouragement of all
classes Of citizens
The firm is among the largest whole
sale and retail flour, feed and hay deal
ers in the Northwest, and that it is
a distinctly home institution is ev1d-
enced by the money brought into Du-
luth annually, and by the large force
OF people which is employed here.
This company does not cater to the
unthinking trade which is satisfied
with the cheapest quality of goods, but
rather to that class which demands a
grade of thoroughly reliable and de-
pendable products.
The stock in trade of this substantial
and progressive concern is always
clean and fresh, is delivered with COM
mendable promptness, and their sales
men and other employees are always
courteous and accommodating.
The Labor World is pleased to note
that the management Of this company
is in the hands of Mr.. A. H. Davis.
A visit to this gentleman at his offices,
1922 East Michigan street, will con-
vince one that Mr.. Davis is broad
minded and liberal In his views on well
regulated labor movements, and that
he is willing to extend helping hand
to any
The labor world., 1906-09-01
ENGLISH UNION LABOR
STARTS DAILY PAPER
Will Be Organ of the Labor
Party, and Will Espouse It's
Cause in Parliament.
Expected that Profits Will be
Sufficient to Finance Gen.
eral Labor Politics.
An English Labor Venture,

The labor party in England Is ven-
turing on daring newspaper enter
prise. London already has five one
cent morning newspapers, three Of
them Liberal and two Tory in poll
tics; and the large cities such as Man.
chester, Leeds and Newcastle also
have their One-cent morning papers.
None Of these journals, however.
meets the needs Of the Labor party.
Since the general election five months
ago, at which the Labor party ach1ev-
ed such unprecedented success. the
more aggressive labor men In the
House of Commons have been busy
with a scheme for a daily newspaper.
September 1st has baen fixed as the
date of the first issue, which will he
known as THE Majority" The scheme
OF the promoters is that a proportion
OF its income shall be devoted to
financing the Labor party in and ont
The labor world., 1906-09-01
HENRY CLEWS' MEASURE
Of OUR BUSINESS MEN
Son of New York Banker Satir.
ICES American Millionaire
in One-Act Play.
Holds That His Soul is Wrap
ped in Money-Sees Beauty
in Nothing.

Henry Clews, Jr., son Of the New
York banker. has written a one-act
play in French, in which he satirizes
the American millionaire, Young
Clews has been living in Paris for
about four years, ever since he mar
ried Mrs. Frederick Gebhard, who had
just obtained a divorce. The play,
La Pauvrete des Riches ('The Pow
erty of the Rich"), has a preface in
which the young American explains
to his French audience what is the
American millionaire. Young Clews
ought to know him pretty thoroughly,
for his life has been passed in his
company.
The following is a translation Of
Mr. Clew's preface. slightly condensed:
Turned as he is into a machine. he
seems to have been subject for CEN
turtles to the influence Of the un-
restrained mechanism of our age to
such a degree that he might pass for
the prototype Of future humanity.
His rare gestures, his measur ed
stride. have about them more of a
machine than of a man. He looks as
if he had been manufactured piece
by piece.
At this sight Of him, with his skin
like parchment, one imagines that he
mas cold, white blood-a kind Of oil
which lubricates perfectly the wheels
Of his body.
He conveys the impression Of bound
less energy, Of endurance that would
aSt
a afable-a good fellow.
This IS the new man, without tradi-
tions Of any sort; In others words.
the American. He knows not the need
either Of loving or being loved. He
seems to have different joys. different
sufferings. different griefs. different
passions from those which humanity
has felt until today.
Ideas Are Subverted.
At the club the American remains
for hours before his tumbler without
saying a word. He Is plunged then
IN sort Of material Nirvana; subject
becomes object, and is confounded
with the furniture Of the room.
BY a sort Of instructive sub-con-
| scious craft he has discovered that
| the soul does not exist
In consequence, the American looks
| upon everything that seems to have
soul as chid's play: 1t Is for him
the toy rattle Of old nations, which
| he does not even take the trouble
| to deny.
Metaphysical or purely abstract
questions do not interest him at all.
He Is the first man without faith.
The labor world., 1906-09-01
DULUTH-SUPERIOR
MILLING COMPANY

In the vast fields Of opera tions COW
cred by American brains, enterprise
and capital, there Is no individual de-.
partment of effort in which such
phenomenal success and more admir-
able results have been achieved than
In the manufacture Of flour. The mil
ling concerns of the Northwest lead
the world in the manufacture of flour.
and one firm to which The Labor
World desires at this time to mention
is the Duluth-Superior Milling Com
pany. This is one Of the best known
concerns in this line of business and
one which stands as a leader amonp
large milling enterprises
The company has large and we'll an
pointed offices at Alb Board Of Trade
building and the officers are:
J. A. Walter, manager, and G, D. W.
Manderville. secretary and treasurer.
Ihe company has a CAPACITY of
thousands OF barrels of flour daily, and
It's famous brand Duluth Imperia1"
ranks with the highest. The fact is
proven by the great popularity Of said
Drand With consumers and the great
No4AAAO AOA ~ W the trade
The Duluth Superior Milling Com
pany employs a large force of mon
and pay as high wages as any firm
carrying on the same line Of industrv
Inc officers Of this company are
| broad-minded and reasonable and ~
all their dealings with the public have
been most liberal and considerata
they have always been found ready
to contribute their time and money ~
any cause which was for tho ad1.,oo
! ment OF the Interests Of the city.
The Labor World takes pleasure in
placing the name Of the Duluth Suner-
lor Milling Company at the head of
the list Of enterprising and public
spirited business enterprises OF the
| Northwest.
The labor world., 1906-09-01
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without religion, although he seems at
first sight to be the most religious of
ALL as much by reason of the innum-
cradle churches-vast stage setting!-
OF his country, as by reason Of his
innumerable cests born of the necessi-
~ he feels Of cataloguing everything.
IN the depth Of his eyes there is
often a light which might be taken
for manifestation of soul. It is
material light, the preoccupation, no
matter where he may be-in the
theater, at a ball, in a church, on a
1ourney-to turn to his profit every
thing he sees. TO attain his end he
does not recoil before any sacrifice.
See Money-Not Beauty.
If he looks upon a magnificent forest.
1t is not to admire the luxuriance Of
the foliage, but to estimate the extent
OF the number Of trees. If he pause be-
fore a famous lake he instinctiyely
calculates the area Of 1t. In the even
Ing he counts the stars, computes the
dimensions of the moon. He material
ICES the Infinite in place Of feeling the
emotion Of its mystery.
for MIN art does not exist. He has.
however, mania for collections Of all
kinds. He is ceaselessly in quest Of
the most beautiful productions of the
ages. But he collects bibelots and
pictures solely from the point of view
of their market value
And since at bottom he is NOT intor-
ested IN art, in almost all his pur-
chases ne mas recourse to an architect.
This man has carte blanche. He builds
the palace, furnishes It, decorates II
from roof to callar to such a noint
that the master, who has seen nothing
of the furnishing and remembers on,v
its cost, has only to enter to find the
installation complete. from the pic
tures. etc., to the books in the library.
1nus cataloguing himself, the
American acquires in his own ewes
the very clear proof Of his refinement
And his resounding public gifts are
worth to him, inefraceable letters this
label: Generosity
Mechanicalized. to the point Of never
analyzing himself, performing dav hv
day the task for which he has been
constructed. how could the American
love: Love presupposes spiritual life
IN winch one feels, vibrates; an ina
ginative life in which one dreams.
So nothing turns him from b,s
methodical functions. Caught in the
cog wheels. has re leisure fo- anv
dream whatever?
He is Just a Machine.
He is a good husband, a mode,
father. an excellent patriot. His 1ifa
is beyond reproach, with such matha-
matical precision does 1t respond to
social duties. The machine works ~
perfection.
1t Is nevertheless, on the vay To
revolutionze the world, evident proof
Of the excellence Of its wheels Ola
Europe, who believes she Is exnortine
her civilization to America, is herself
being Americanized. day by day. The
pupil has conquered the teacher.
Thus-after the age Of warriors ~
! monks OF poets-the age Of steel. in
| augurated by the United States h,s
begun for al nations, over which u
Is already spreading light from over
sea. A new lighthouse is shining for
the coming centuries.
The labor world., 1906-09-01
SPENCER-MOORE CO..
LEADING GRAIN FIRM

The grain business Of Duluth forms
a large percentage of the commercial
| value of our city, and engaged in this
enterprise there are large number OF
! our most prominent and Trustworthy
citizens.
Among the leading concerns Of Du-
! luth that have shown great increase
In the past few years is the Spencer
Moore company, grain commission
dealers, located at 305 Board of Trade
building.
The firm is composed Of Messrs
George Spencer and Watson S. Moore,
and the earnest integrity and constant
perseverance of these broad minded
business men have won for them a
most enviable reputation among the
business men and citizens Of our city
Foremost among these stands the
name Of Spencer Moore company, who
have been connected with the grain
business a good many years and their
thorough experience, honest lines of
business and courteous attention which
they give their customers have won
for them the prominent and highly
esteemed position which they now hold
In the business circles Of our city.
They give prompt and careful at
tentlon to the sale Of consignments,
always receiving the highest market
prices and making prompt remittances
They also operate very extensively up
on the floor Of the Board Of Trade and
OF the various exchanges throughout
the country, executing orders for the
purchase and sale Of grain for cash
or on margin for future delivery. Their
transactions are carried on in a most
successful and extensive manner, and
their constantly increasing patronage
shows that their patrons are we'll
pleased, and that the name Of Spencer
Moore company is worthy OF most
honorable mention.
The Spencer Moore company makes
speciality Of highest grade Of wheat
for milling purposes and they bear
the most favorable relations with the
wheat buyers and shippers in our mar
ket. An enterprising and reliable con-
Germ Of this kind adds very materially
to thet financial success Of our city
and hence to the happiness and pros
perity Of our citizens.
Parties desiring to operate In this
business will find that their affairs will
be carefully taken care Of and best
advice will always be given by this
company.
We can rest assured that the cause
OF labor will never be retarded by the
existence Of this most honorable con-
Germ, and The Labor World takes
great pleasure in placing the name Of
the Spencer-Moore company foremost
on the list Of the prominent concerns
Of the Zenith City that may always
be depended upon to substantially aid
any worthy movement,
The labor world., 1906-09-01
GREGORY, BLISS & CO.,
COMMANDER MILLS

One Of the very strongest influences
in giving to Duluth her world wide
fame has been her flour manufac curing
connection with this industry and
with all that is BEST" than the
Gregory-Bliss Company, proprietors of
the Commander Mills.
That Duluth Is getting to be great
manufacturing center is a recognized
fact, and one Of the concerns that is
rapidly assuming position of more
than ordinary prominence is the Com
mander mill, manufacturers of high
grade flour, and it's output Is regarded
by the consumers as the highest stand
ard of quality. The mill has capacity
of about 1900 barrels day, and there
is no better flour on the market than
that produced by this mill. The mill
is in charge Of the highest skilled
labor, and the most careful supervision
is exercised to see that nothing but the
finest material enters into the products.
This combination Of purity and skill
has made the products Of these mills
famous for their excellence, and they
are recognized as second to none.
We would advice our members to
call for the Commander brand Of -four.
The influence of concern OF this
standing upon the general mercantile
and commercial interests Of the city.
has been most profound and has been
ingmen Of today owe their present
prosperity and happiness. An estab-
lishment which increases so materially
the amount Of business done in our
city, which benefits the city at large
10 such an appreciable extent, Is GER
tainly benefit to the laboring masses,
which constitute SO large share of
the city's population.
The officers of the company owning
and controlling the Commander Mills
are:
William D. Gregory President.
W. J. Jennison, Vice-President.
William H. Bliss, Secretary.
A suite Of we'll appointed offices are
located at 701-7O3 Board of Trade
building. and due credit should be
given to the admirable management,
perfect order and neatness observable
in this establishment.
The honest business methods of
these officers have won for them the
esteem and confidence Of the merchants
and millers Of our city and the great
shippers Of the Northwest. They are
broad-minded and public spirited men
who have had long experience in their
business and their ever painstaking ef-