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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1905)
FW ? f "" "- "titltMMMg GOTHAM LETTER MgeMhMiitiMiwtitltMtwitMgtMW OAILY CAPITAL; JOtmXALj 8ALBM. OREppy, BATUBDAY. JULY Si, lOOff. t Vnrk. July Ea.Tho steam ,.m Mayflower, formerly owned by Its. Ogln OocM, and purchasod from r by the ITnltod States govornmont ! ti,. tlmo of tho 8panlshAmorlcan Lr probably will bo sold soon. Bur- . Itin tlmo tnat IUO uuiwiieBuruusBiuu jm envoys arc In this country tho e,Ml will bo placod bUIi disposal ( jho commission. Aftef that tho 0rnmcnt will hnvo no furthor. uso ir her. Tno JiJ"o"0r ,B uuug-uverf jalcd n' tuo rooKiyn nnvy aru, iid will 8 t0 Portsmouth, N. II., on KgUlt l t0 carry lno Pooco commis :, All tho exponslvo fittings, which Lro removed nt tho tImoho'was,com. Lloncd for war sorvlcp. wlll ro- ,lad. It ,ms ljcen aoc'tiou y tuo inthorltlcs to havo . Buyi tno six- onndera, formerly on uoaru tno Bat- leihlp Alabama, placod on tho "poaco Mn so that It la. supposmyhprof will b enough war about tho boat to koop reih In too minus, or tuo. envoys tno tlmncss of tno conmct wnicn tnoy. r bring to a closc. With tho complotion of tho battle lib Connecticut, now building horo, ttd other warships, moro vessels will i faded to tho register of naval ships a iho flscnl yenr just oponlng thnn in ,r "other; fiscal year in tho country's ml history. In tho coming twolvo ujgnlhs there will bo placod In ncttvo iMvico, besiuo tho Connecticut, tho great battleships Nobrnskn, Vermont, Virginia, Georgia, Now Jersey, Bhodo Iilum and Louisiana tuo armored rakers California, South Dakota, Ton- nessoo and Washington and tho pro. Wted cruisers St. Paul, MUwnukeo and Charleston. a tlflflfrf. The result of this large addition to the navy will bo a swing of the pendu m of activity to tho other extreme. Not for a long time havo there been so few vcssols In tho early period of their construction as now, and tho conso quenco will bq that July l, im, will uu iotyer snips man In many years In uurou 01 construction at privato govornmont yards. or Dolla Watches At DR. STONE'S Dftfg Stote ARE GUARANTEED FOR ONE YEAR Mrs. Theodore Roosovolt is not. fond of tho limelight nnd sho says nothing outsldo tho clrclo of hor closest friends about hor many ltttlo nhllnnthrnnin. yet sho is Ono of tho most patriotic of all tho women who havo tenanted tho Whito House, and is always devising plans for tho furtherance of thn nn. tlon's interests especially thoso of tho women. Sho Is sponsor for what promises to bocomo the great Amorlcnn silk industry atf entcrhriso eontom. plating tho establishment of a business mat, may rival European an.d Asiatic commercial intorests in that lino, Mrs. Boosovelt, at the Inauguration boll last March, woro a Bilk gown which had been wovon on American looms. Before sho loaves Washington sho may appear at anothor big affair in a frock entire ly of American production, for sho is fostorlng tho culturo of silk worms by Amorlcnn womon, and alrcadv tho nlnn has had a largo measure of success. I Silk worms thrivo wherover mulborry! trees or oBngo orango bushes grow. Tho raising of them requires only six-J ty-fivo days a year. Little caro Is nooded, tho chlof essentials being nn nbundnnco of leaves and a largo room' that can bo glvon over oxcliiBlvoly to tho culturo for six weeks. It Is Mrs.1 Hoosovclt's idea that silk worm culturo' la tho United States will bo conduct ed principally by farmors' wives nnd daughters, as it is in Europe "Glass luncheon" might bo n fitting tltlo for an ontcrtninment given n fow dnys ago by Mrs. Ilnrry Lohr. Not On tho tablo bad been sproad a plcca or tho bcnutiful Irish laco Mrs. Lehr had brought from Europe, and ferns woro strewn on that. Seen through tho glass top tho effect was cliarmlng. All tho tablowaro was glass. Tho only drawback tho glasswaro .offered was that every tlmo a metallic substance was laid upon It there was a disturb ing clatter. Tho Historical Society of Flushing, near this city, which has beon. making an effort to ralso funds with which to purchaso tho old Johann Sprong houso irom tho Flushing ccraotory, has' an nounced that is has been unablo to ralso tho necessary funds. Now. It is feared that tho old Btono structuro, which has been dcclnrcd unsafe, will bo demolished. Tho building is a ono nnd a half story stono structuro of nn unlquo architecture. It was con struct'ed In lOtil. In Revolutionary days It was occuplod by famous men, and for that reason tho historical so ciety has been anxious to get posses sion of it. Brooklyn Is to havo a million' dollar art tomplo, whlclrwlll bo a. grand opora houso and n Madison S.quaro Garden in one. Plans for the- strncturb havo'beon ncceptcd by the' board ofdlrcelorsr'lof l i that tho hostess had invited n dimo museum fronk to teach hor guests how to eat glass. Simply sho had carried out to a logical cxtrcmo tho fad of using glass covers for dining tnblcs.' OREGON STATE BANK Jeffexson, Oregon Capital $2,5.000 Best facilities known to reliable banking offered patrons. Jefferson is a good town, has good stores, good mills, a good bank, and good people. Come and see as. Oregon State Bank J. A. AUPPERLE, President M. J. CAMPBELL, Cashier ThreshermerTs t. "r. Supplies A Lubricating oils for separators and engines, Suction h$se for water tanks, belting of all kinds and sizes, and all kinds of fixtures and supplies needed by the thresherman i tho Acndomy of Music, and work on plrico tho old academy, destroyod by firo, will begin nt onco. Tho building will be constructed on tho most mod ern lines, and will cotnpriso two audi torlums nnd n ball room. Tho main auditorium will bo for grnnd opora nnd dramatic productions, and will havo a seating capacity of 500O. Tho other auditorium will seat 1500, and will bo usou for lectures and concerts. On tfco second floor will be tho ball room, with a floor spaco of GSOO squaro foot. The rigidity with which tho child lnbor laws aro being enforced this sum mer is being bitterly protcstod by th6 parents In tho poorer sections of the city. Thoy cannot understand why the Board of Health should refuso a work certificate to a child undor 14 years of ago, nor can thoy understand any of tho other regulations which govern tho Issu'anco of thoso certificates. As a re; suit of this ignoranco scores upon scores of angry paronts nro being turned awny from tho various local offices of tho hoalth bureau muttering imprecations at tho officials who re uso to glvo them certificates which vrillvcnable their children to work dur jjng.tliQ summer months' i . ,1 - m lormcr years it was a compara tively easy matter for a 'child to ob- tnln a vncntlon work certificate, .b.ut things hnvo changed now nnd no child is permitted to work unless It js, 14 years of ago and hns attended sojiool for 130 dnys sinco Its 13th birthday. So rigidly nro thoso two qualifications enforced that no work certificate is- Is sued to n child njiloss it can produce nbsoluto ovldonco of ago, togetho with n certificate from tho principal o tho school it last attended, showing that it had been In school tho necessary number of days. Transplanting Big Troos of Cali fornia, Tho bureau of forestry says: "Con trnry to provnlont bollof, tho famous big trees of California do now repro duce themslvcs undor certain favora. bio conditions. With somo caro., this rnco of forest monnrchs need not bo como oxtinct, but may bo groaMy mul tiplied. Tho numbor of mature, treoa Is not great, nnd healthy young growth is rnro, but In somo situations thoru n.ro plenty of seedlings. In ordor to. dig trlbuto theso trees moro wldoly it is proposed to movo seedlings to locali ties whore thoy will bo apt to grojv. Tho first oxtcnslvo transplanting of tho big trees hns boon recently finished by, Ijtnnger Lewis L. Davis in tho General TJrant Park, California. Hunger Davis has thus far. transplnntod 1,400, ,aud these sef ouf-lnst yenr havo nearly nil grown." Tho Lumbormnn. A Grim Tragedy is daily onactod, in thousands of homos as death claims, in each ono, anotho victim of consumption or pneumonia, But wlion coughs nnd coulds nro prop orly trontcd, the tragedy is averted. F. O. Huntloy. of Oaklandon, Ind., writes: "My wifo,bad tho consumption, and thrco doctors gavo hor up. Finally eho took Dr. King's Now. Disco vory for consumption, coughs nnd colds, which cured her, and today sho Is well and. strong." It kills tho germs of all dis eases. Qno dose rollovcs. Guaranteed at GOo and $1.00 by J. C. Perry, drug gist. Trial bottlo frco. Cross Head Bale Ties V Wc buy Bale Tics in cor load lots, and cannot be undersold, your orders with us and save money. Place Clover Leaf Binding Twine The twine that always gives satisfaction OABITOItlA. . Htm tit J0 Tta Kind Yea liars Alwa)3 Boagrt 0 Ills Accommodating Disposition,. "Why did you quit your jobf ' "Thero was a fellow In tho pfllco I couldn't got along with nt nil, and rathor than havo any troublo with him I got out." r "Who -was hot" "Ho was or tho boss. Sooins to' mo you'ro mighty Inquisitive. "Chi cago Tribune, ICE Y oar j never set tired of delightful Ice Cream, made Erdmpurest Ingredrents-lt's arrays of a uniformly jbiga quality. Absolutely pure. wEofesome and delicious. All flavorscooling, refresh ing, soothing. Try it once, and'weif, no more need be said. If you want something nice in Ice Cream, order from us next time. 25c a quart. OUR HOME MADE TAFFY AND CANDIES are delicious, attd you'll stsrer buy any other after sampling ours. The Golden Bell aM,3?&Sfc PHONE ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED f I Bf ilOMStHMtStMWHmi)HSiSiHaiSSMlSIMtlH I, i Reduction Sale of Muslin Under wear Muslin drawers worth 40c, for 25s Muslin drawers worth 50d, for 30a Muslin drawers worth 75o, for COo Muslin drawers worth $1.00, for 80s All 2 skirts for U.G0. 75o or tl chcmlso for COc. Dnby Baby Baby Baby -ill V dresses, dresses, dresses, dresses, Corset covers worth 40c, for 25o Oorsot coTors worth COc, for 89o Corset covers worth 75c, for 50o Coroot covers worth $1.00, for 7ffe All 4L25 nightgowns for 08c. 1.75 skirt chomlio for $1.35. i Baby Clothes at Reduced Prices 40o grndo for 25o Baby robes, ()l.ad grado for $1.20 COo grado for 30a Baby skirts, COo grado for 75o grado for GOo Baby skirts. 75e grado for $1.25 grado , for 08c Baby robos, $1.25 grado for PSo 80a COo BABV BIOBTS, DBEB3 OB EOBK FEOM 25o TJTWAEDS. Itodueod prices on Millinery; cleaning up of tho sonson. Wo will not carry nny goods ovor. 0o our formor low prices nro now still lower. A n!co lino of trimmed hats to select from nlio floneri' fnllnoA ' bucklM and all hat trlmmincts. I & R0STEIN & GREENBAUM DRY qOODS, OLOTHINa AND MILLINERY. 298 and 300 Commercial St. Salem t ItMSHHMSMSSSStMSSSStHMIIMSHMtSeSSSSSgSSgSSOUHfsT CASTOR I Pi For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always fcufM tic& lighted when Br. ITodgo enters tho inclosuro in which thoy nro kept nnd plays with tho bird as ono would with his pet cat; In no othor case, so far as is known, hns this species been any whoro near so porfoetly domesticated. Br. Hodge began those, experiments In tho spring of 1003, when ho obtained somo partrldgo oggs from tho woods and hatched them out under n bantam hen. At tho tlmo ho was laughed at for trying it, but nf tor tho chicks woro hntchod out nnd it was seen they woro bolng raised, a member of tho Massa chusetts Pish and Oumo Protectivo as sociation, who resides in Worcester, Mass., roportod tho nffalr to a ineotr ing of tho directors, which thoii voted $200 to bo given to Br. Ifodgo In old of his experiments. I To is using It in enlarging his in- closures with a vlow to aiding such work ns tho association is doing, capo dally by ovontually sotting tho birds froo In tho covers of tho stato of Mai Bacnusotts, nnd perhaps in our city park. Br. Hodgo's purpose in tho or porlmonts, so far nn his own work i Concerned, Is moro especlnlly to study scientifically tho biological relations of tho species its foods, habits and Instincts and tho possibilities of Its domestication. w CHicHtsmen'sj cnqlish nt uniuut.iijsn'n ENuiaat .id A kl. UKU 4 U.I WHHIimi, 1 M.UJ1U V.BM. U.l sa Drktu cuu IUI ff, :tt CkUHlW 141.. aik. . niHiHJ '. rt!J ."lAl. IsraMktl. 10,eOTwUrali C'h.MltfAlt M41m Stun, VUILA-. 4-Ai Bears the Signature of R. M, WADEsCO Pjonccr dealers in reliable Hardware Vehicles Machinery SALEM, Ccrf Bet Gomfriercial and Court Streets Wr,:$$ Mmti OREGON Partridges in Captivity. .' Br. Clifton V. Hodge, profoiior of biology at Clark university In Vjforca. ter, Mass., is having remnrknb'To sue eess in his efforts toward domstlcat ing the rufllcd grouso or partridge, says, tho Jioston Trnnserlpt. Tho la,tost achievement is the'Taislng of a ee'cpn generation of tho, birds whllo th'ey- aro' in capttylty, flvostrong, beulthy birds having been hatched two weeks ago by. tho another partridge, Moro conld scarcely bo deslrod than to havo a pair mato and produce .their voung in tho back yard of a city home. So far as is known tho birds have, noted exactly tho same as their broth ers in tho wodj ftygn tp tho qurlous, act of.druinmliig. They'.aro just as largo, as thosotia tLo' woods,, uhd are lively' and Con tonfji.rOno.of thj old male birds seems to bo especially de- I Books by William J. Long!; i ' ' ' ! ' Ways of Wood Folk 25c Wilderness Wats 75c Secrets of the Woods 75c Wood Folk at School 75c Beasts of tie Field $1.75 Fowls of the Air $1.75 School of the Woods W$;j .50 Following the Deer Net $1.25 A Little Brother to the' Bear Net $1:50 GINN & COMPANY, ptei w ...ww.., m,, -w . , v T tmmimmmmmmmm jiiiiiitieiif ilil 1 m ?J U I I'