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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-18
The Right Kidney Medicine.

], E. Parker, 2021 No. 10th st., Ft,
Smith, Ark, says that he had taken
many kinds of kidney medicine, but
did not get better until he took Foley
Kidney Pills. No matter how long
you have had kidney trouble, nor at
what stage of the disease your case
may be, you will find quick and per-
manent benefit by the use of Foley
Kidney Pills. They also regulate the
action of the urinary organs. Start
taking them now.-Red Cross Phar-
macy (H. Jerman).
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-18

Watch neighbor Tortoise; he keeps
comm, and generally crosses the
tape line
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-18

A political illiterate is just as bad
possibly even more so-as any
other kind.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-18
AN ORDINANCE

ApprOpriating Money for the support
and Maintenance of a Salem Band,
and Providing the Manner of Ex.
pending the Same.
Be it Ordained by the Common Coun-
Gil of the City of Salem, Oregon.
Seton 1. That the sum of $2500.00
or so much thereof as may be neces-
sary, be and the same is hereby ap-
propriated out of the money in the
general fund in the city treasury not
otherwise appropriated for the support
and maintenance of a Salem band.
Section 2. That the expenditure of
the money hereby appropriated be and
the same is hereby entrusted in the
hands of a special committee to be
appointed by the Common Council for
tht purpose, said committee to have
the power and it shall be their duty
to enter into a contract with some
suitable person or persons to maintain
band. Said committee shall have
the power to provide in said contract
the employment for a number of pub
lie concerts to be given by said band,
and to make all other provisions and
arrangements necessary to be made
for the support and maintenance Of
public band.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-18
Ballot Title.

Shall a Salem band be supported
and maintained by the City of Salem
by municipal appropriation Vote
yes or no.
Yes, ia.
M 115 11-10-St
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-18
lDOnt MiSunderStand us

When Wa saw we are giving the best values Dry Goods COaS Suits m
Mineo we mean every because og buying system perfect n1
the Pacific Coast coast can nde
YOU M here and get our advertised get genuine bargains you viii
find mighty hard to beat no matter where you try
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-04
MICHIGAN REPUBLICANS MEET
Taft Endorsed, but Canadian Reel
prOcity Is Not Favored by state
Convention.

SAGINAW, Mich. March S-Despite an
urgent appeal by Governor Osborn, the re-
publican state convention here today
omitted from its platform an endorsement
OF Canadian reciprocity. All the nomina.
tons were unanimous and there was little
debate over the report Of the resolutions
committee.
Governor Osborn in his address said in
part 1t is impossible TO indorse TIE Taft
administration without indorsing Canadian
reciprocity, the greatest Of President Tafts
works"
The platform as prepared for he CON
sideration OF the resolutions committee con-
tanned an Endorsement Of President Taft.
Governor Osborn and United States Senator
William Alden SrIth AS submitted 70 the
convention and adopted the platform
omitted the Endorsement Of Senator smith
Several members Cf the COMMITTEES said
that II was considered that the endorse
ment Of Senator smith might be construed
as an Endorsement for reelection, and II
was decided that the expiration Of his term
was too far away for such Endorsement al
this time
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-04
FORMAL OPENING ON TODAY
Union Quitting Company Ready for
Show Day.
BIG STORE ALL IN READINESS
Public IL Invited 10 Attend, Receive
Souvenirs and Inspect the
Beautiful Floral Display
aud Large stock.

Busy Omaha will tomorrow witness the
formal opening of the new modern store
OF the Union QUILTING company at Six
teenth and Jackson streets, where every
body will have the opportunity OF seeing
one Of the best equipped retail furniture
houses in the country. People OF Omaha
and It's suburbs will look upon the splendid
new home Of a firm that has grown with
the progress Of this city; that has become
one OF the best known firms in the west,
and that has done as much for Omaha, as
Omaha has done much for it.
The formal opening OF this new store rep
resents an important retail mercantile
event in the city Of Omaha and the state
OF Nebraska. 1t indicates the rapid growth
OF Omaha and its suburbs, for without the
growth and progress OF Omaha and sur
rounding cities the establishment Of this
store on the large and firm foundation OF
today would not have been possible. AS
Omaha has gone ahead. so has this new
store moved forward. reaping benefits OF
a straight business policy that has won
for the Union Quilting company thou
sands OF friends Ia Omaha and In the
states OF Iowa and Nebraska.
one of the Very best.
The building Of this new store. the en-
largement OF its stock in every lne-has
produced for Omaha a retail furniture es-
Enlistment that Is second to none in the
country. Not even In the larger cities OF
the east Is there a store that compares with
the Union Quitting companys establish
ment for variety, quality and quantity Of
stock.
BY giving this city one OF the best stores
I'm the country the Union Quitting com
pany has added another stepping stone
70 the flight that is rapidly putting Omaha
into the class of best metropolitan cities
Just as a new modern hotel OF department
store aids immensely IN making a city
larger, SO this new furniture store gives
Omaha a higher position than IL would
/ have without the big establishment.
With the building OF the Union Outhtting
| company's store al Sixteenth and Jackson
| streets has come the realization that the
| retail business section OF Omaha Is fast
creeping south OF Harvey street Not many
years ago Harvey street was the dead line
but now IL is very often stated that within
a few years the retail lines viii extend
| fully as far as Leavenworth street
High Type Represented.
The Union Quitting company represents
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-04

a high type OF home furnishing concerns.
1t sells high-class goods at prices that are
as reasonable as any in the world. II
gives dividend ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on the
installment plan-that makes It possible
for everybody to buy at this store, get
ting the best goods at the fairest prices
and taking plenty Of time in which to pay
for them. The policy OF this store has won
many friends and has made II possible for
the company to put up the new building,
in which nothing has been left undone TO
make the store modern in every detail.
The store is one OF the best lighted In
the city. Unobstructed. daylight enters the
building from two sides, jackson street and
Sixteenth street, so it is certainty that
this light never can be cut off by the cree
ton OF new structures, The electric light
ing is a marvel Of ingenuity, and 1t is
stated that this store is the best lighted.
day or night, of any in the city.
All Ready for Opening.
Every detail is ready for opening to-
morrow, which will be extensive in scope.
for great plans have been made during the
last Few months FOR this event. Music
Will be furnished by an augmented orches-
ira. Thousands OF valuable souvenirs will
be given visitors in the way OF china
plaques No special attempt will be made
to sell goods at this time and the whole
store will be given over to the visitors for
an inspection OF the stock. 1t is to be show
day at the big store, where everybody may
inspect the large stock, the beautiful flora
decorations and the many other interesting
things. The Quitting company extends an
earnest invitation TO ali its customers.
friends and citizens at large TO visit the
new modern establishment for this formal
opening.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-04
SOUTH DAKOTA TO ADVERTISE
After Bitter Fight Legislature ApprO-
PIRATES Money for Purpose.
ACTION ON RICHARDS PRIMARY
senate Bill WipinE Out Free Range
Passes House without Emergency
Clause - sOIdiers' Home
Considered.

PIERRE, S. D., March S.-(Special Tele-
gram)-For the first time since the state
hood Of South Dakota, It will again begin
the advertising which was carried on in
territorial days, but on a small scale. The
result was not secured until the close of
a bitter fight on the floor of the house, in
which members from the southern and
eastern parts Of the state repeated the old
worn out capital campaign statement OF
the general worthlessness OF the state west
Of the Jim river, and putting that up as
their reason. The farmers Of the eastern
part were bitter in their denunciation of
such useless expenditure" by the state
and said they had ali the growth they
wanted, but II went through by a bare
scratch majority OF fifty-three.
Primary Bill Killed.
The house tonight killed the Richards
primary law after submitting the same
proposition TO the people through the refer
endum.
The senate bill wiping out free range
passed the house, but not until the emer-
gency clause had been stricken off. and II
Is intimated that the stock interests will
attempt to hang on for another two years
through the use Of the referendum.
The house killed the new law in regard
to publication OF insurance statements, but
1t Will be up again under reconsideration.
The senate killed the new game code
which provided for state game wardens
and materially changed the game laws Of
the state and killed the bill TO appropriate
money for securing gas from the well on
the state grounds.
Action on SOIdiers' Home.
The senate also took up the house bill
providing for a board Of control OF three
for the soldiers home, and abolishing the
name 'cOmmandant" II has gone through
both houses with the emergency" attach
ment and will be a law as soon as signed,
and while it does prohibit the appointment
OF soldiers as members OF the board and
at the head Of the home. It does not cut out
the old provisions which required such
appointments. The same body also passed
the house congressional apportiOnment bill
cutting the state into three districts, one
west OF the Missouri one east Of the river
and south Of the south line Of Hughes.
Beadle and BrOokings counties and the
third east OF the river and north OF that
line. At the same time Il carries a pro-
vision that until the state Is granted three
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-04
JAIL WEDDING is PREVENTED
Tennessee Attorney General Prohibits
Marriage of Man Who f. Held
for Murder.

CHATTANOOGA, March 3-Only the
interference OF the state attorney general
this afternoon prevented the marriage in
Jail OF DR.. John W. Sherman, held without
bail for killing his brother-in-law, and Miss
Cleo ID. Lucas.
Earlier in the day DIR. Sherman procured
a license and when the wedding party, in
Guiding Mrs. Thomas d, Norman, wife OF
the man Sherman is charged with killing.
appeared at the jail admittance was refused
on instructions from the attorney general.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-04
NEW CENSUS or IOWA FALLS
Commercial CIub Agents Find Names
OmItted from OffieIaI Cnnnt.

NommeFctAA nun Agents Find Names
Omitted from official Count.
IOWA FALLS. Ia, March S--(specialD-
The canvass OF the city by the Commercial
club, just completed. puts the city In the
5000 class and increases the number re.
ported by the official census by about 100
A systematic and careful enumeration OF
the city was made by the directors Of the
club and results in finding many people
who were not previously enumerated. The
eount made does not include nearly 400
students who are enrolled at Ellsworth
college nor the foreigners who are en-
ployed the major portion OF the year al
the stone crushers In this city. In both
Instances they are residents OF the city
the most OF the year. and while not Legal
residents. eligible 10 enumeration. yet they
50 to swell the number Of people in Iowa
Falls the greater part OF the year to
nearly $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-04

congressman two shall be nominated and
elected at large.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-04
NEW HOSPITAL FOR YANKTON
Physicians Pleased with Plans for
Quarter Million Structure.

EAeAAtu WIN FlamH Tor
Quarter Million Structure.
YANKTON. S. D., March S.-(SpeciaI)-
Physicians and surgeons Of this neighbor-
hood met at Sacred Heart hospital Tues
day night at the invitation of the Bene-
dictine Sisters to inspect some designs for
the proposed new hospital to be erected
on Mount Marty. The visitors were sur
prised TO find the designs of great beauty.
in early English gothic II constructed as
planned the building will easily be the peer
Of anything in the whole west and the
commanding site will add much to the
effect. The work is only at very pre-
uminary stage, but the design submitted
shows a frontage Of 290 feet, wings of
eighty feet and five stories in height, with
a handsome tower 125 feet in height The
interior design is also excellent. The esti-
mated cost is 325O.OOO. most Of which will
be raised by subscription and bonds.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-04
KINNEY TRAFFIC MANAGER
Assistant Il Appointed to Succeed
W. w. BrOuEhtOR of the Great
Northern Railway.

ST. PAUL. MINI, March 3-W p
Kenney has been appointed acting general
= ,--ric manager OF the Great Northern
railway 60 succeed W. W. Broughton.
who has become vice president Of the
Pittsburg Coal company.
Mr.. Kenney was assistant to Mr.
Broughton.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-04
Newsnnner Change ~ nnrnn.

HURON, S. D.. March S-CSpeciaI.)-|
fred c. Smith has sold his interest in the
Morning Herald to H. L. Hatch, posses
sion being given March L The new firm
OF Tredway & Hatch viii continue the pa
per under its present political faith.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-04

The Union outfitting company represents
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-04

F. Business Confidence Is not brought about
BY Deceptive Advertising. Bee advertising
generally is Reliable Advertising.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-04

storN Celebrated Beck Beer.
In bottles ready for you. The only genu-
the book beer In the west. It's delicious
Phone your order now 70 Charles storE
Web. 1870. Ind B-ial
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-15
WHY CONSUMPTION ISN'T CURED.

house in another part
fall he had contracted tub
ouosl several different families who had
in members
been made dnfect the house
death Note that fact AS re-
he night became saturated with
that
tnualIy at night seeds which
nightly didn't It,
able throw off the original
Withstand dose
of his tent
atmosphere practically germ-ee
treatment is all right but
outb All early of consumption
to the blame
who recovered you Will remember did
bother HIM and
Smith? The
had recovered VIII
what? To the
which he had first contracted the disease
which had occupied it
various times The dis
got simple that he
Of
occupied
There thousands thou
this day.
story, if exactly simple but
of Throwing Death of
Technical World Magazine
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-15
LANDS MARINES
ON WEST COAST
John Bull Suppresses An
Incipient Insurrection
In Lower California.
BY United Press wire.

San Diego, Calf. April 15.-Reports
that British marines had landed at
San Quentin, Lower California, in
connection with the insurrection there,
were confirmed today by Captain VII
Wan, of the British warship Shear
water.
Vivian declares that last Tuesday.
when the insurgents threatened to at
tack San Quentin, he sent thirty ma
rines with a machine gun ashore to
protect British residents of the town.
The marines mounted their gun on a
hotel in the town and raised three
British flags to warn the insurgents Of
their presence. hr
The expected attack did not ma
terialize, Vivian says, so he took the
British refugees aboard the Shear.
water and transported them to En-
senada.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-15
VACCINATION IN THE PHILIPPINES.

received
smallpox and vaccination in the
He Director
Robert oeson of the u
p. and II probably time in the
a small
concusvey effectively demonstrated in the Philippine
The evidence of it's value nconesta
II
Manila hospital to which the hun
be The majority them died
small
during the five previous
the Manila These
Million time
died smallpox
the other throughout the islands
which
smallpox almost entirely
dviduas
vacciaton intended only the
truth.-The American Medical Association.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-15
By United press wire.

Copyright, 1911 by the United Press
Associatons.)
Washington April t5-Two Demo-
cratic members and the solitary SO
cialist representative i'm the house to
day prepared the following state
ments on the recall of judges fr
the United Press:
(By Representative John A. Mar
tin, Democrat from Colorado)
Man first makes and then worships
his idols. He is the creator and slave
Of every institution on earth.
This Is the tap root of Judge wor-
ship. We take a lawyer whose bpsi-
ness IL has been to nullify the law
and exalt the dollar above the man
and invest him with the judicial
ermine whereupon he undergoes
some subtle psychological change,
enabling him to hold the scales OF
justice absolutely even between these
two contendng forces of Society.
Proceedings in contempt reward his
critics, and he is henceforth i'm
mune.
This was II is going, however,
along with many other archaic idols,
into the political junk pile. All pub
lie ocials are servants of the people,
theoretically. They are going to be
made so, actually; judges along with
the rest.
The recall, like the initiative and
referendum is a fruit Of Democracy
(By Representative Joseph 7. Rob
inson. Democrat, Arkansas)
am heartily in favor of the re-
call as applied to executive and legis
lative officers. But I do not believe
that 1t is either necessary or aIvis-
able at this time To make judicial
officers subject to recall for the rea-
son principally, that IL would tend
to induce judges TO decide cases ac-
cording to public opinion. However,
/ am In favor of the admission of
Arizona into the union, notwithstand
ing its constitution contains a pro-
vision for the recall of judicial Of
hcers. / do not think the constitution
ought to be subject to revision by
the federal authority either leglsla-
tive or executive.
(By Representative Vivtor l.. Ber-
ger Socialist. Wisconsln.)
am in favor of the recall of the
judiciary and fail to understand the
position taken by President Taft.
There can be no doubt that any
judge who In his decision I'm the
last instance does not express the
sense Of right and wrong Of the peo-
pie who elected him. is not dealing
out justice, but injustice. And II does
not matter whether he is technically
correct or not. For this reason the
people ought to have the right to re-
call such judge from the bench.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-15
PAVING THE WAY
FOR DRY STATE
American Issue Claims the
Liquor Interests Are Per-
forming a Great Service
For Dry Element.
Nv United Press wire.

Columbus April 15-That the liquor
interests of Ohio are unwittingly pay
ing the way for a dry state Is the
belief of the "drys" according to an
editorial in this weeks American Is
sue, the dry organ.
"The people are disgusted with the
tactics of the brewers in threatening
a third attack on the county option
law and playing the dog in the man
ger act In holding upu proposed legis-
lation In the senate" reads the edi-
torlal. Thousands of dry votes were
made by the contests to pass the
Dean and Fulton bills. A third as
sault on the Rose law can be made
a still more effective weapon to
create dry sentiment"
The Issue advises It's friends TO
challenge every legislator especially
those from dry territory. who voted
wet, to defend his record I'm public
discussion. lit says If there is re-
fusal the challenge should be made
broad enough to take any wet ad-
vocate or champion Of the license sys
tenn
The editorial closes with the state,
ment Let the third Dean bill be the
beginning of the end of the last
struggle for saloonless state"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-15

beautiful one-act play entitled The
Little Dream" though written i'm
prose it is fun of poetic qualities
In the May number of Scribner's
Price Collier describes his VISITS to
the native rulers OF India--modern
Maharajas like the Gaekwar of
Baroda. who has been i'm this country
and has a son at Harvard; and con-
servatives who never leave India and
live back in the middle ages. There
are 5000 of these native chiefs. big
and little, who owe their first allegi-
ance to the British government.
George b. Mcclellan, former mayor
Of New York City, who spent eight
years in congress, will contribute to
the May Scribner a paper founded on
his observation of Leadership i'm the
House of Representatives" In It he
pays a striking tribute to Speaker
Reed as one of the greatest Ameri-
cans Mr.. Mcclellan is now i'm Europe
engaged i'm literary work.
Kenyon Cox, the eminent artist
contributes to the May Scribner a pa
per entitled "The Classic Spirit in
Painting" in which he makes a plea
for the preservation of all the best
traditions While believing that Amer
lean art is far below what the art
of France was in the early part of
the nineteenth century he says, But
just as certainly, I believe, is It the
best art now being produced in the
world, and the art of all now being
produced i'm the world that has the
most in common with the great art
of the past and the largest promise
Tor the art of the future"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-15
TAKEN FOR GRANTED.


a
matter
n
had behind the
thing like two hundred thousand
Republicans
largely Republican
the
tuai
which o a
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-15
BURGLARS BUSY
FOR TWELVE HOURS

Akron, o., April 15.-Seven bur-
glaries and one case of pocket-pick-
ing with twelve hours were reported
to the police Saturday. The total
value Of the goods stolen is placed at
$500. Downtown office Buildings, the
Y. M. c. A. dormitories and the dress
ing rooms of a theater were entered.
j. A. Rackey had his pocketbook
containing $52, stolen from him In
Market street by a colored girl who
insisted that his name was Smith"
She stole the purse while Rackey was
busy denying he was Smith"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-15
RIOTS INCREASE
STATE EXPENSES
Nv ITnIfad T3raaa. xryt.o
BY United Press wire.

Columbus, April 15.-According 10,
reports, the house finance committe,3
will limit the finances of the state
board of public works to present bal
ances of cash on hand and future re-
ceipts The general appropriation bill
will carry a total of about ten mill
lion dollars. This is an increase OF
100000 over the last session. In
creases are due to the Newark and
Columbus riots, the increased cost OF
maintenance and new construction.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-15
OHIO MEN TO
GO TO TEXAS
Second Detail of Guards
men Ordered to Scene
Of Maneuvers Near
Border.
BY United Preas wIro.

Columbus, April 15.-Adjutant Cen
eial Weybrecht today received orders
from Washington for the second de-
tail OF Ohio National guard officers
to report at San Antonio by April 25
to assist for fourteen days in the man
euvers by the army.
Those who probably will go are:
Major A. w. Davis. Fifth infantry,
Norwalk; .Aajor G.. w. Cunningham,
Sixth infantry, Fostoria Captains II.
l.. Oyler, Fourth infantry, Columbus;
r. G.. Sayre, Eighth infantry. Gallon;
II, B. Clancy. First infantry, Batavia:
Karl l.. Best Third infantry Dayton;
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-15
ScrIbner,s for NInv

among English noVellsts of the
present day John Galsworthy has
taken his place as distinguished for a
literary style which preserves the best
traditions and an extremely modern
view of character and situation. Both
In plays and novels he has conspicu-
ously pushed to the front. In Scrib-
ner's Magazine for May will appear a