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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-07
FORMULATED RULES FOR
SCHOOL SUPERVISORS

After completing the work OF pass
ing on the teachers examination pa
pers the various county school super
intendents held a short conference
Yesterday and Drew up general rules
for the benefit of county school super
visOrs.
The last legislature passed an act
creating a county educational board
and invested in it the power to ap-
point county scheol supervisors and
appointments have been made in all
the counties. Among other rules pre-
scribed by the county school super
intendents is one that the supervisor
shall visit each school of his district
not less than three weeks after the
opening of the term, and that he shall
remain at least half day. The pur-
pose of the visit is to give the teach
er advice and assistance. All subse'
uuent visits are to be made under the
direction and instruction of the
county school superintendent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-07

first obtain a bottle of cottozone and
shampoo the hair about once in TWO
weeks, Also obtain a four-ounce Jar
of plain, yellow minyol, and use it
regularly as per directions, and you
will soon have a lustrous. healthy
head Of hair.T his last named prep
ration is very fine for curing dan
druff and itching scalp, while it stops
falling hair very quickly.
Mrs. l.. T.-Your weight Of C10
pounds is excessive and as you are
growing heavier, | think it advisable
to take a safe and harmless prepara-
ton to reduce. Either obtain a pack
age of tablets phythyrin or the fol-
lowing prescription, which VIII re-
duce you from 3 to Z pounds week.
Glycol-arbolene l OF aromatic elixir
. ozs, Mix and take teaspoonful
after each meal for days. Then in
crease to two teaspoonfuls. This mix
ture is harmless, too
Veritas;-I have no doubt YOU suf-
fer much embarrassment from Diln-
pies, boils black heads and other ia.
cial blemishes. Impurities in the
blood, constipation and failure TO
bathe regularly are responsible for
your troubles Begin at once TAX
ing 3-gratn sulpherb tablets (not sui
phur) packed in sealed tubes. Con-
tinue their use several months, and I
am confident your complexion and
skin will be healthy and beautiful.
Walter E.:-You can increase vour
weight and strength and improve the
general health greatly by a thorough
course OF treatment with 3-grain
hypo-nuclane tablets. Take one after
each meal and one at bedtime. Drinl,
plenty of water slowly, between meals
You should not expect a great in
crease in weight quickly. Remember
It takes time to change the cells and
tissues Of the body, but you can de-
pend on It as a thoroughly effective
flesh producer.
Barbara:-You need a good. mild
laxative, tonic and blod purifier to
correct chronic constipation and the
general debility of which YOU com
plain, The weakness, numbness
loss OF appetite. headache, neuralgia
and faint spells can be corrected bv
tne use Of 3-grain sulpherb tablets
lIaNatlVe }, as per directions accom-
panying, and also the following.
compound syrup hypo-phosphates 6
ozsr tincture cadomene compound
OF" and compound fluid balmwort /
oG' NIX, shake we'll and take a teas
poontul before meals and at bedtime
rms Is a valuable tonic, and will vi
'aiize the nerves, increase strength
calm the mind, improve the QUALITY
OF the blood and remove the eyhaus-
tlon OF body and mind. Don't fail To
9egin at once if you value good
hay Fever;-Last year I recon-
mehded treatment to prevent and
cure hay fever and chronic colds
Whicn proved SO effective that I want
you 10 take il. Obtain 20 ozs es-
Senre mentho-laxene. Take 10 10 *
drops OF it every hour until relieved
ana continue taking 6 to s doses dailv
until cured. NNSN' u''iS
Maude Mt-For acute attacks Of
Indigestion | advise the use of tablets
tnopeptine, They are sold in sealed
packages. - ''a'eu
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-07
WILL INVESTIGATE RATES
ON THE BRANCH LINE

After listening to complaints from
many sources relative to the passen'
ger rates charged by the Springwater
division of the Portland Railway
Light & Power company, the state
railroad commission has decided to
make an investigation to determine
whether they are unreasonable or
not, and has set July 26 as the time
for the investigation.
At the same time the commission
will hear the complaint filed with
it charging that the rate charged by
the Oregon City Division line are eX-
cessive. This complaint was filed
some time ago but no hearing has
been held on it because the company
led the commission to believe that it
would adjust the rates so that they
would be satisfactory to all without
the necessity of a formal hearing,
but this it has failed to do.
mveSint2 i'd eta shrdluet hrdluuuu
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-07
NO APPEAL
FROM CITY
RECORDER

Holding that there is no provision
IN the charter Of the city OF Wood
burn authorizing appeals from the
recorders court, Judge Kelly yester-
day afternoon sustained the motion
of the plaintiff in the case Of City OF
Woodourn against J. P. Meehan, J.
c. Moore and A. r. Edgar, In which
It was asked that the appeals made
BY the latter be dismissed.
All OF the parties are members OF
the Bachelors club, Of WOODBURY.
and we're arrested for selling liquors
to members of the club. Four con-
plants against Meehan, six against
Moore and one against Edgar. The
defendants appealed from the deci-
sion of the recorders court, and in
resisting the appeal the attorneys
representing the city Of WOodburn
contended that, as there IS no pro-
vision in the city charter providing
for appeals from the recorders court,
that one could not be taken, and in
It we're sustained by the court.
Cases Are Pending.
Most of the cases are pending IN
the recorders court-that is a COLI
viction has not been made. This is
due to the fact that an in an ac'ion
brought by the Bachelors club
against the city some time ago, at
tacking the ordinances uuieT which
the arrests were made that Judge Gal
loway held Woodburn not wet terri
tory, declared the ordinance invalid,
and issued an injunction restaining
the city authorities from further pros
ccuting the actions against tie de-
PENDANTS. The city of Woudburn is
now taking an appeal to the supren {
court in this case, and shculi Judge
Galloway be sustained in his decision
it will put an end to furtlcr prose
oUtions of the cases in the recorders
court. Should he, however. be re-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-07
STANDARD OIL
WILL BE DIVIDED

New York, July lit was reported
here yesterday afternoon that within
short time plans for reorganizing
the Standard Oil company of New
Jersey will be announced.
The company, it is said, will un-
dergo complete dlstintegration and
all subsidiaries that are charged with
having combined and conspired to
monopollze the oil trade will operate
separately
The company may be split into 10
or 20 parts, and each will operate in
It's own territory Independent of 9TH
er companies.
The control will continue to be the
same and 1t is reported that under
the reorganization the earnings Of
the Standard Oil company will not be
affected
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-07
TAGS! TAGSI TAGS!

Lest we forget, Saturday, July Sth,
is Tag Day for the benefit Of the de-
pendent children of Marion county
You can become a member of the
Bows and Girls Aid Society of Ore
gon by giving your name and address
to the lady selling you so or more
tags.
Remember you may help your fu-
turn daughter-in-law or son-in-law to
become a success by what you give
to the Tag Day.
The ladies who have not already
secured their tags, can do so at the
Cherry Fair pavilion in the booth for
the Boys and Girls Aid Society Of
Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-07

Mrs. P. P.-I am very glad you ey-
planned your case so thoroughly. and
think the following treatment is ad-
mirably adapted 70 your case, the
symptoms being acute pain in the
pit of the stomach, under the should
er blade and the small of the back,
with gas and wind coated tongue
nausea, weakness, cold sweat, etc,
indicate acute indigestion, liver and
bowel disorder First, have this
prescription filed: Comp. essence
cardiol 1 o., aromatic tincture car
damon compound 3 o2s. Mix and take
one teaspoonful after each meal. AL
so obtain tablets triopeptine and take
according to direction in sealed pack
age. This treatment will restore nor
NAL conditions.
A Matron:-You can possess beau.
tiful fluffy hair, free from excessive
oil and yet not harsh and brittle by
using dry shampoo composed 9
ozs. antiseptic pulveri2ed orris root.
> ozs, antiseptic yilane powder, miXeC
,ogether At night apply a table
spoonful rubbing it into the hair and
scalp; the following morn ng use a
brush and comb until all trace of the
powder is removed This is much SUI
perlor to liquid shampoos, and is not
SO harmful.
7, MI have frequently an
swered your questions in these col
umns, but will repeat. For out-of.
order kidneys, lame back, rheumatic
tWinges, etc, | recommend the fol-
lowing as a splendid kidney tonic
with curative action on the bladder
and urinary tract: Fluid ext. bnchu
or, comp. fluid balmwort 1 o.. syr-
up sarsaparilla comp. ozs. Mix and
take a teaspoonful after meals and
at bedtime, drinking plenty of good
pure water.
I Mrs. Ella F,:--I certainly advise
you to no longer neglect your condi-
ton, Consult a specialist or adopt
the following treatment, and follow
1t ltgidly This disease from which
you are sureriag is common one
amongst women, and is usually
termed whites or leucorrhea and is
very Weakening, The longer it is ne
elected the more disastrous are the
results. A case such as yours, being
chronic, Will require both local and
constitutional treatment Obtain
antiseptic vilane powder > ozs. sui
phate OF zinc l o., fannie acid OF
MIX together and use teasroonsul
OF the powder to a quart OF warm
water twice daily as a douche or i'm
lecuon with syringe. For the con-
suIutional treatment have the fol-
lowing prescription filled. Iodine
tresublimed- so grs., potassia lcdide
90 grs., yiburnum prumifolmm >
o1s.' uncture cadomene compouod /
o. syrup sarsapariua comnound :
ozs' Mix and take one teaspoonhl
three times daily, gradually increas-
ing to two teaSpoonfuls. If Won vii,
De very faithful in following out this
treatment, am quite confden, If will
tles,sore you or any other woman suf-
'erlng as you are to normal health
Ellen IA woman of vour ngo
70 should not lose her crownjny
glory fine head Of hair. ami II 10
evident when you comb ont cr,e,
quantities with every combi1g tbet
the scalp is unhealthy. You should
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-07
CIRCUMSTA ANTIAL
EVIDENCE TO
THE LAST LIMIT


Oklahoma City, Okla, July t.
Alexander Bates, of Blaine county
convicted Of stealing two COWS "hicn
were identified only by the contents
of their cuds, today appealed MS
case to the criminal court of appeals
At! the place where a number OF cat
tie had been butchered, cuds OF some
of them we're found to contain undi-
gested buds of kind which were
found only in the pasture of a man
whose COWS had been stolen. Bates
was sentenced to three years i'm
prisonment.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-07
SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST
GRANTS PASS MAN

Grants Pass, Ore, July I'll. c..
Batham, ex-county fruit inspector
was indicted yesterday by the grand
jury here on a charge of an attack on
Lois Hall ,12-year-old daughter of
w, C, Hall, secretary of the Rogue
River Lumber company. The ac-
cused man is married, and has two
adopted daughters. He has been liv-
ing in Grants Pass about three years,
and is heavily interested in land.
Bing is royal looking king, but
belongs to the house of Memo
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-07

versed. as the attorneys for the city
are confident he will be, then the
cases will go to trial and executions
issued on the judgments already OBJ
talned in some Of the cases.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-07
GASOLINE
TANK ON AUTO
EXpLODES
MYRNA KELLY BURNED TO
DEATH AND HER SISTER AN.
CELIA LEAPS FROM CAR AND is
CRUSHED UNDER IT'S WHEELS;

Grants Pass, Or, July when
the gasoline tank on the rear end Of
their automobile bumped loose on
projecting rock in the middle Of the
Crescent City stage road late We'd
nesday night, the resulting explosion
burned 14-year-old Myrna Kelly,
daughter OF John b. Kelly, of 345
Haight street, San Francisco, so ter
ribly that she died at 1880 o'clock
this afternoon; scOrched another
daughter Angela, student at the
University of California, until in her
agony she leaped from her seat and
was crushed under the car, which had
got beyond control, and scared and
bllstered the faces and bodies Of
Kelly and his little sons, Hobart and
Homer, and G years old.
Members of the stricken family
were brought to the Grants Pass
hospital this afternoon. From the
first there was no hope for the life
of little Myrna, whose clothes had
been burned almost entirely off her
body Enduring frightful suffering,
she had passed nearly the whole
night withonly the rude attentions
that occupants OF farmhouses near
the scene of the accident could give
her.
Angela, the other daughter, is in
jured internally and has several ribs
broken. in addition to severe burns
II she recovers, which Is doubtful
she will be Scared and perhaps Grip
pied for life.
All Badly Burned.
The other three, Kelly and his two
sons, whose faces swollen beyond
recognition, and bllstered hands, give
mute evidence Of the appalling sud
denness of the accident and the man.
ner In which the occupants of the
car we're trapped in their seats, will
not q chance to escape, will probably
get we'll, though they will always
bear the scars, The condition of tht
little boys is the most serious,
The accident, which is one of {
series Of automobile tragedies tina
has pursued the Kelly family like
strange fatality for FIVE years, oc
Cured about six miles from the littl
town of Kerby. Kelly, who was a
tis wheel Of his car, was drivinj
slowly on account Of the roughnes
Of the road,
On either side the road was Gu
with deep ruts, made by the wheel
of heavy vehicles, and in the cente
stood up a rocky ridge, A projectio
from this ridge struck the bottom q
the car, ungeared the machine leay
ing the driver powerless to contrc
II, punctured and knocked loose tn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-07

Soreness of the muscles, whether
induced by violent exercise or in
jury. is quickly relieved by the free
application of Chamberlain's Lini-
ment, This liniment is equally val
liable for muscular rheumatism and
always affords quick relief. Sold bv
all dealers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-07

The worlds most successful medi-
cin3 for bowel complaints is Cham
6erlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
hoea Remedy. 1t has relieved more
pain and suffering, and saved more
lives than any other medicine in use
Invaluable for children and adults
Sold by all dealers. - 80
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-07
The Doctors Answers On
Health and Beauty Questions
By Dr.. theodore Beck

The questions answered below general in
the symptoms diseases given answers will apply
to any case of similar nature
Those wishing further advice Free yaddress Dr. TheO
Beck College Bldg CoegeElwood SITS Dayton, Ohio
closing sefaddressed envelope for reply No questions will
be answered unless full and address is given Initials
or nom de plume will be used in answers The prescrp
tions be filled at any well stocked drug store. Any
druggist order Of wholesaler.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-07
Kelly Formerly Of Portland.

Kelly was formerly manager for
the White Automobile company in
Portland, with garage at Second
and Salmon streets
Mrs. Kelly and her infant daughter
Elizabeth remained in San Francisco,
being unable to make the trip. They
are the only members Of the family
who have not been injured N an au-
tomobile accident within ffe years.
In 1906, Mr.. Kelly was injured and
his brother Ben was killed in an ex-
plosion of gasoline in the garage in
Portland, which they owned jointly.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-07

It would be terrible if Queen Mary
would have a big safety pin showing
in the back
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-07
Our Lunch Department

Teach the calf to drink its milk
from the first day. 1t can never
learn this art so easily afterward.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-07

Crushed Under Wheels.
The wind, caused by the automo-
biles passage, drove fire back from
the burners and almost instantly
there was an explosion. Flames en-
veloped the whole back part Of the
automobile. Little Myrna Kelly, sit
ting in the back seat with her broth
ers. had not a chance for life. She
was burned as she sat. The boys, on
account Of their shorter stature,
were more protected by the sides OF
the car and escaped the full force Of
the blast Of fire.
Angela was sitting in front with
her father. She tried to jump, but
her foot caught and she fell in the
road, rolling under the car. One
back wheel passed over her body.
Kelly. who runs a garage at Van
Ness avenue and Market street, was
returning to San Francisco from
Portland. He had made the trip up
from San Francisco by automobile
without accident, but on his return
decided to go by way of Crescent
City.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-07
Crushed Under Wheels.

gasoline tank until it swung down
from the rear axle.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-07
Development Near Inil

r"WHIuy ia hciu, form, ..n.
posed mann. of ~ paso capital. %,
10 dcvoln' nn ,mmpneo tract ~ Ius
adjacent 'o iriH. \ CONTRACT f.r H
Wells Be- already I"t \ 4a-horsc ru,,
y engine h,ng shppcd th,rc iur
the purr's. "f testing "ut thc clio lt
ih't Hs .h' Hr. uui iu. rho Iialtt
Mann 'Ylus company has agreed D.
furnish Hr1cr hump irre OF rIpr.,
Tor d"in- thit 'HIius Tho hrgc trtc-
tion 'nvN. riU Do, used 90 bronN tho
iand while ~ ls not testing wells Nj
Ptt'rs Iud Nl Shannfr't urr N, mon
"h" via hs.. Charge oI thr drifting
II 2. th" purpose of ga, .nmpuut To-
ih'ialI I'd central power plant fnr tur.
riHhins tn" arinus individuals com
losIUs iHr company ana owning the
ANA WIN electric poNoi for pumping
20 actual .us. MIR. GudNirr ana %
Tore. of chain men are now mailing
.r'"N 80 mo llnd which rir show
II" iouo9fnp.' Hith absolute uv,urar,
nd Niil determine the points uptn
Hhi'h ~" y'lls are Zee 10, mt down
ana mo linr ~ the main ditch,s \
'ur of r"ul a nov ou tho sitting ti
lola which WIN De used To- run the
traction "ne.u. aud Hs fuol for the en-
2iuos op'ratmu tho sen drifts D,u-
ing liradiighI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-07

juno ~ hot been designated Is, tive
governor os Post card day and IL
should pc observed BOO .,,r. part os
Sew Mcyeo
Pos, cards cvn,wu.ns data ou Sew
N'ylcn on thr ,ar.pus localities and
toUns. should Doc .,ui out broadcast
"a order That as man, people ae pose
eihlr may hoot of the trrruor, and
nor rrsourycs
The proposition needs u,tlr EDITORIAL
discussion since ~. m,rits are plain
"n tho 'acc of them Th. adycrue-
ing such proparaudt viii SECURE
'nn not Do" estimated ~ dollars and
cents. whereas "a, good II win ace
"ompiian is porfoctl, apparent TO-
anyone
IN Albuquerque the Commercial
club les giving out post cards for mail
ing and tho iuli supply should bo uycd
up Dos the people The bureau 81 IN.
migration Is performing similar task
for tho territory. while in other Soc
lions OF New Mexico the various com.
morc!al organizations are adopting
similar methods
The Individual however can do ~.
o"!lrnt work ia this line ny securing
and mailing out the many views OF
scenes IN Now Mexico which can be
purchased In pos, card form from
any d,alcr The cost Is almost too
small to b" mentioned whilc tho good
one card may do .s untold
The Pos, card day ed, crtising
srhomc has been successfully tried
out In several states. /, o. not an ~.
pertinent hu, 4 proven success
tll that is needed in Ncv Mexico
Boz 80 secure the assistance of ~, p'o-
pie. ono ana ALI in mailing ont the
cards Ia those thos mas knov ~ other
stutes ana distant lands
A. ID boosting proposition There has
u.sor boon project originated that
mas given 10, individual 80 great an
opportunity to help u community 40
Post card day. and the work should
Doc taken 49, Dos every person IN Nov
Mexico aud made huge success.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-07

statehood al w, Price

some OF ~, pap'rs of NcN Mexico
announce That Sew McNico and h.r
people 1r- for statehood %, uuy prIco
and advise tho adort.ol OF house Joint
Resolution so, a. ihc ubnoNious Flood
resolution, 80 once, thus mc'klN sub
hitting % m, humliatlug terms lnid
down 1N m" pres ~ house 90 repre-
utaty's under which 10 Wiu allow
Nov Mexico ana Ariluua a. come IN.
To- he ulion. Iafc no authority 10
speak for th" pcop', ot N,W MrX-
lro, nor for anyone else ,Xctpi ms.
self ~ an humble oitizou oi this great
commonwealth. nut for one desire
To enter "a protest against m. price
arbitrary ana unwrrr' utcdlN nN'd for
our admission I AM 49, anxious as
an5 one To- see New McNico's star up
on the nas OF thr union aud would
Willingly spcrincr 10 any REASONABLE.
terms that congress he's a righ, 10
mpos" upon ~ and that Nc can with
proper respect io ourselves. submit
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-07

slratsn aul IT, extraordinary thirk-
ness % uue d,,urd uunc. ..surU Goo 80
iurthtI.
AIr Ernst hus ordered = *
Woods pump OF size sufficient Geo de-
liver coo cations col 0utor per min.
ut. This pump wiu be- drt,.u hS a
1o-hors' power Wagner ,loctria motpt
viu.h viii ran l..u revolutions per
minute. TINS speed n'ing necessary ia
order To- frf tH, ipu ouici,n,t from
90. pump Tho pump ana motor VIII
p. ou ,h' ground this wo.k. and ~"
plant win %, 100 operation. harrins
miehapo WITHIN rWo weeks.
FortN acres of Hud BE- now hrokcn
on this place aud My Ernst hopes to
Get ,o aDrc. into cultivation this year
IT viii DO, planted mainly go beans aud
iord -lI.wIur Hadlish'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-07
NT otitkIN.
ichN lias Been Dangerous IN \lhu.
purrgue.

Do the right thing az tho right time
Net quickly ia times of danger,
lnak1"he is kidney danger
b'Hu- Kidney PILLS act qulckly
cure a' distressing. lang kid
ncy illn.
Plenty Of evidence 10 prove this
Mrs j. V Amcnt. 100 North Alnc
street Albuquerque, y NJ. says
Deans kidney pills were first
brought 10 our attention when We liv.
I'd ~ Aurora, III. about five years agn.
They were used al that time by "A
member of our family who was suffer
Ing from kidney complaint, \ tired.
languid feeling was much In evidence
and tho kidney secrot,ons were disor-
drrod. Doans kidney Pills brought
prompt relief from these difficulties
md acted as tonir 10 the entire sys.
tom when there has been need OF n
sidney remedy since them Doan's
Kidney pills have never failed 20
prove ~ benefit"
For sale by all dealers Price 30
cents. Foster VI ilburn co, Bunalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
states
Remember the name Doan's-and
take no other ca