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".'.'WW,SPIWYPIJWJ'V,,W,,,''" ' JVVIljY CAPITAL JOURNAL,, ;8AL5M, OREGON, 8ATURDAV, APRIL 2,,1?04. FOUR ! I Jul JLr A JLr J, Jol is the Most Important The manufacturers of Royal Baking Powder have had forty years of scientific experience. ' Every method of bread-and-cake rais ing has been exhaustively studied in this country and abroad. The result is a perfect product in Royal Baking Powder. There is no substitute for it. The purity and efficiency cf Royal Baking Powder have been com mended by the highest authorities. These facts mean two important things to all housekeepers : First: that Royal Baking Powder is healthful cvnd makes wholesome food. Secend: that Royal Baking Powder makes food good to taste. r J I A, JL BAKING POWDER ABSOLUTELY PURE YOUNG GIRL RUN DOWN BY BICYCLE Stepped From Behind a State Street Car and Was Injured What inlKht have been a serious uccldont occurred at the corner of State and High streets this afternoon, llaymond Templeton was riding his blcyclo nt a moderate speed on State Btreet, and. Just or ho passed a car. little Uortha Williamson, a small girl about seven years old. stepped out from the rear of the car and collided with hor. throwing hor to the ground, and causing her nose to bleed quite se verely. Bystander- rushed to her as sistance, and sho was taken to Zlnn's candy store, where sho soon revived. Accompanied by her younger sister, she was on hor way to see rolatlvos down town, and sho proceeded on hor Journoy, somewhat scratched, but not, apparently, suffering any severe in Jury. The boy could bo blamod for the collision, ns it was purely accidental. Principal's Club. The Marlon County Principal's Club met at the office of State Supt. Acker man at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon. Principals Newblll, of Independence, and Wiley, of Jefferson, were in at tendance, ns well as local members of the club, alKHit 20 In all. Hear Them. The Mozart Symphony Club, of'New house Monday night. WALLA WALLA VICTIM OF BADGER GAME Prominent and Wealthy Citizens Forced to Give Up Large Sums of Money Under Threat of Exposure There Is a bad state of morals at through the influence of her father, Walla Wnl la .and the Statesman ays: who was an ex-governor of Oregon. l-aw-nbldlng people generally will: The game was worked .In Seattle a agree that the "liuUger" game Is being , few yearn ago with a like reeolt overworked In this town. Within two I Thus it wilt be seeN that In other coin weeks two prominent and wealthy , munltles the "badger" game is looked cltlseus have been forced to give up upon as a dangerous crime and is ad large wime of money by unprincipled I equately punished. If the game is al men anil women acting In collusion to lowed to run unmolested It is far place their victims In a compromising worse than uen gambling, and It Is situation, and then threatening epoe- no wonder that It is regarded by some ure If kueh money were not fortneow- men as more profitable than auy tin lug. The charges made against the horn game. There is no telling how victims should be taken by the nubile soon sow Innocent man way be with due allowance for the otle of caught In this way. It Is true that vlr the operators or the game, who, of tuoue wen are scarce In this world, course, wake the allege! conduct of hut there Is a possibility that a few their helpless victim as infamous , might be found In this elty to save it and heinous as possible, In order to from the fate of Sodom and Gomor destroy all sympathy for litem. ' roh. Many who have been guilty of rob-; If a bunko artist or a gold . Wrick RUSSIANS -FALLING BACK Were Repulsed Be yond the Yalu River Russians Suffering from Superstition That Is Favorable to the Japanese Seoul, April 2. The Japanese have allowed the bullion pack train, en route from Ping Yang to Amser, an American mining comT&sslon north of the Anju river, to proceed after con siderable delay. The act is supposed to Indicate that the Japanose success at Chong Ju on the 28th was so full as to allow them to make a consider able advance. Further that the Rus sians are falling back beyond the Yalu. Pope Manufacturing Co, FAMOUS CHAINLESS BICYCLES MAKERS OP THE For ease of propulsion and adaptability to all conditions of tiding, for use far away from the repair shop, for durability, cleanliness and minimum of care no other type of bicycle is the equal of the chainless. Columbia bevel gears do not break, clog, entangle the clothing nor need frequent clean ings and adjustments? they actually improve with use, inas mush as continued use imparts added polish to the teeth. A Russian Superstition. St. Petersburg, April 2. SIborlan papors report a legend to tho effect that the Japanese posess a magnet, which, used In timo of battle, draws the strength from their foes. This has profoundly impressed tho Russian troops. Tho military authorities, to counteract this, called soldiers from the ranks, and had them hold a mag net to see If they felt any weakness. The soldiers are not convinced, stat ing the Japanese magnets are different. SALEM JEFFERSON BANQUET Arrangements havo beon completed for tho Joffersonlan banquot, which is to bo given at the Wlllamotto hotel in this city on Monday evening, April i. Dr. W. S. Mott, a formor chairman of tho Democratic central committee, will act as toastrnostor, and toasts will be respondod to by Governor Qeorgo E. Chamberlain, P. H. D'Arcy, W. II. Holmes, John M. M. Gearln, Samuol Whlto. Willlnm Galloway, M. A. Miller. Dr. Harry Lane, R. A. Mil ler and J. A. Jeffrey. Tho commltteo on arrangements, composed of Tom R. Wilson. A. M. Dalrymple and P. II Frazler. has re ceived acceptances to Invitations which Indicate that about 126 peoplo will attend the Democratic love-feast. CHICAGO MARKET FIRMER Chicago, April 2. May wheat, 94; old July S0V4S0; new, S8m: July corn SSVitfeS. Good Spirits. Good spirits don't all come from Kentucky. Their main source Is tho liver and all the fine spirits over mado in the Bluo Gross stato could not remody a bad liver or the hundred and ono ill effects It produces. You can't havo Reed spirits and a bad liver at the same time. Your liver must bo In fine condition if you would feel buoyant, happy and hopeful bright of eye, light of step, vigorous and successful in your pursuits. You can put your liver In fine condition by using Green's August Flower the greatest of all medicines for the liver and stomach and a certain cure for dyspepsia or Indigestion. It has been a favorite household remedy for over thirty-five years. August Mower will make your liver healthy and active and thus insure you a liberal supply of "good spirits." Trial sise. 26c; regular bottles, Tfc At all druggists. At Dr. Stone's drug stores bery und blackmail by this badger Kama have openly daunted their gold In the face of the public, and have looked upon themselves as heroes and by some of similar Instinct have been upheld as eiever artists in their line. In Now York a few yoars ago one Moore and his wife wero sentonoed to siovon years each la Sing- SH$B for x tortlng 910,000 from a wealthy victim caught la a fashionable hotel. The woman was afterwards pardoned shari comes to town he is niaoed un der the surveillance of the pollee in short order, aud gtven to understand that hie room is better than his com pany. The same rule should apply to ull workers of the badger game. In faot the couple who turned tho first trick of this kind, about two weeks ago, had solf-respeot enough to Teave town tho next night. Others of the same sort should bo encouraged to Im itate their example. Easter Servtees. UeMoiay Cotumaiulry, Knights Tem plar, will hold a special Hatter ser vice at the MasotUe hall tomorow af ternoon at 1 o'clock. Itev. Thompson, of Independence will oonduct the ser vlees. AH Masons, their families and friends are Invited. J. C. Johnson went up to his Turner farm today. o Ernst) t vTlttNdYH HiN Atop Bm$( Columbias if0 $100 Ctm,AA $40 to $100 Hartfords - - $35 Vavettes$25and$30 Westfield $25 and $30 These bicycles are handsomer, stronger, easier running and better than ever. YOUR BICYCLE If your wheel needs a new tire, a repair of any kind--we know it needs cleaning-by bringing it to us you will know that it is repaired right, as none but first-class workmen are employed. Wheels called for and delivered. WE RENT WHEELS Wilson 'Phone Black 2495 Pugh 135 Commercial Street V- The Episcopal Bazaar. Tho ladles of tho Episcopal church will have a bazaar at the rectory Just south of the church on Church street on Wednosday afternoon and evening, Thoy will also have a supper from 5:30 to 8 p. in. Boston baked beans, salads, hot biscuits, cold meats, pick les, hot coffoo with cream, and many other good things to satisfy the most fastidious epicure. fA if' lip! JjOVIT fcj THE I I "Universal" BREAD MAKER and RAISER. MIXES ind KNEADS BREAD THOROUGHtT in Three Minutes. Without nutting tiodi to tti douftu Easy to operate. Easy to clean. Sold dy R, M, WADE & CO. Roche Harbor Lime The lime that all good plast -rers use. In fart everyone when they want a good Job done For spray las hop vines and frutf trees it is great. We carry It I stock constantly. heeWe the reaowaed AUen cement IM ws ftgttr with you on build iHg wateriaVs. It may pay you to do so. A. M. PATRICK & CO. Suocossor to D. 9. Bentley. Phone Main 091. Wholesale and retail building material of the best 181-183 Commercial St, 8alem BHHUHMsWnsMHHsVMMHMEBnsnMBmMBl HAVILAND White China For Hand Painting Note the Prices 8-lnch plates per doz?n $4.00 7'4-Inch plates, per dozen 3.50 6-lnch plates, por dozen 300 54-lnch plates, per dozen 2.50 4-lnch fruits, por dozen ,, .,,,, 2.20 6-Inch mush bowls. pr dozsn ,, ,,,,.,,,, 2.60 616-Inch lco rollsh, each ,, ,, ,.,.,,,,, 45 8-Inch Ice relish, each g 75 12-inch plattor, oach ,,, ,, ,,,,,. ,, 66 14-Inch platter, each , ,,,,.,,, ,,.,, 1,00 16-lnch plattor, each ,, ' ','.'.,., UO 18-Inch platter, each .,-. ,,,,,, ,,,,, 2.65 12-inch round platter, each . ,!.!.". 1.00 13-Inch round platter, each j 1.26 Dread tray, each ,,',,,!.!.'!!.! 1.00 Medlum-siio spoon tray, eaoh .... , , 55 Laige-sise spoon tray, each , ,,, 65 Cracker Jar. each . f ,,,,,,,!"" 1.00 Medium-sise pickle, each ,,, "j," .55 I-nrge-sixe pickle, each , ,,,, , 05 Broth bowl, each ,, ,,,, ff i ' jqo Bxtra large coffee oupe and snuoert,, par dozen ,,,,,. 5.50 Coffee cups and saucers, per dose n , 4.50 Tea cups and sauoers. per dosen ,.., ,,,,, ,. ,!..'.'.. 3.75 A. D. cups and saucers, per doaen 325 Uncovered bullions, per dosea ,.' ,,,,, 5.00 Covered bullions, per doaen ....,,..!..'. ','.'.' 7.50 9-Inch cake plate, each ,!'!!" !!'!!!'.! M H-lnch cake plate, each .V.'.V, ,'.7 !'..!!!! ! 76 10-inch cake plate, each ......".!.". 90 lOVfclneh cake plate, each .'".. !!'.!!!!!!! 1.00 Coreud sugar for three persons, eaok '..!!!!!!!!!!!! .65 Covered sugar for nine persons, eaoh !!!!!!! l'oo Cream pitchers for three persdns, each ".'. ".!'.'!" ! jo Cream pitchers for nine persons, eaoh .'.".'.' .'.'.'!..!!! ! 'o5 THE ABOVE ASSORTMENT IS NOT ALL THE PIECES WE SnRnBLBcUuTBALL SELL N THE SAME BAS'S- BEMEMBER Sn.m D!tHDR?ASTED CFFEES AND HNE GRADE TEAS. YOUR PATRONAGE APPRECIATED. Yokohama T?a Slope M. BREDEMEIER, Proprietor 'Phone 24 1 i Black f, nfKrtr J I