1 r
he Girl I J J
ttornanu
irttisf- ' ,nusHK sit-
hlth rtudent botfr
I , is to be the loading
Wir8.r..,v,.n ami dis-
irirtM.npPsm. and
fi&"r-w..uch.
ti!" .,ti-hine
I v of e "
n.tZ sn lady like
I 1" . .-. ,o.l him
,.;r(tcar. ana
., uitins nlace
assembled
h ef BoHemia . c
a ' ..,.1, nd eirrurette
,Rfr rolling a cigarette
doxterltr "
of f--m rar-
. tw "she" brings "dat.-s
;;rwi!ifP home as a part of
I'ti. !,.. M m would have
r;tlK.tsjleiH.rs-.nknotr
eititv n.'ia a
b'l".ls KlW'h '''"'(-'' r
;rv.:':r.::..'1 a M vhn
s;;n?or wi'.h the Idond hair
was.
Iteen foreman of the Doerfler farm for
sometime, vacated his position this
wek and will go to Albany where he
has been engaged as foreman of the
Burkhart farm.
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Orientals Do Not
Control Hawaiian
Land Is Finding
Honolulu. T. H. So far as the land
office is aware, Orinetals in Hawaii
never have obtained -public lands
through being appointed guardians of
their minor children, who are citltens
of the I'nited States, according to
Land Commissioner C. T. Bailey, who
made the statement in answer to re
peated inquiries on the subject.
The land commissioner s records
'show that Japanese todav are boldinsr
i tit-l hnit-,n.i.. . .
. .,ut, comprising 4513.34
j acres, valued at $114,294. Chinese hold
iu nomesteads, comprising 1877 04
acres, valued at $65.59. The largest
number of homesteads is held by Ma
waiians, their total being 1112, or Jl
C73.65 acres valued at. $513,59$, 'v
PAGE FIVE
Man Saves Fife
in Nick of Time
"My wife was unable to eat even
the lightest food, and had fallen nway
to a living skeleton. She could not
even keep doctor's medicine on her
stomach and was tortured with pain.
On the recommendation of a friend 1
bought a bottle of Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy and she is all risht now and
has gained forty pounds." It is a sim
ple, harmless preparation that re
moves the catarrhal mucus from the
intestinal tract and allays the inflam
mation which caus's practically all
stomach, liver and intestinal ailments,
including appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money refunded. J. C.
I'erry, 1. J. Fry and druggists every
where, (adv)
was not room for a new bank at The
Dalles with two the First National
bank and French & company, bankers,
a state bank already in operation and
a third, a new state bank niching to
ope its doors early in Xlay,
A public hearing on the appeal will
be held by the state baniU.; board ii.
the executive chambers here Tuesday
Mar 4.
tinder the British flag. Then a Ger-'
man submarine crossed her train and
torpedoed her. She was towed ta port
in an almost sinking condition and repaired.
KEBER XOT AFTER
Bennett's Refusal
To Charter Bank
appealed To Board
V. J. Staoeiman. H. L. Kuck and
others interested in the organization of
a new state bank at The Dalles have
appealed to the state banking board
over the refusal of. Will H. Bennett,
state superintendent of banks, to grant
a charter for the proposed institution
Application for the charter was filed I a g
with Bennett several weeks ago. After I B " O LD
dUe invest Inl inn Uor.no. t A .t ffl . T
" - 1 ii uriuru me
application on the ground that there
YESSF.L HAS HISTORY
Honolulu. T. H. Steamer Walruna,
which recently arrived from Newcas
tle, N. S. AY., with coal, according to
her officers, was built in Germany, a
x sister ship to the Germen blockade
: runner. Sea Wolf, and had a thrilling
war history.
J Originally christened the Schnee
felles, she was captured on her first
voyage by the British and was placed
SPAIX TO MX RF-XT
Madrid, Apr. M. A bill fixing rent
al rates for houses and f!aU in t!-s
city has ben passed by the. lower hnis
of parliament and has been sent to the
senate, where an early report is forecast.
Donald
Or.. Apr. .-M:-. Mid Mrs.
entertained th follow
tt their home on S.iin'ay:
Xorwoed nd Pin. .laiiit'S.
Mrs. R. U- -:,'':l "f
,'a'ltoraml Hilly F;-i-fr;:.tii of
! visitors, during the week
Janifs Rran. E. 0. il i.v. J.
IX A. K. Fellers and .Mrs.
::1 Mrs. H. N. G"'i" and
Loa and Kileen visited rela
leav.ovJr the week end.
I Sljs. Dayton Walker, for
nu of Donald huve gone to
: They may flecidi'd to locate
mnently.
,i Mrs. Thurston Terser, and
Ruth spent the week-end at
of W. H. Pennehnker In
,ii',s of the Dontild school are
May festival to he given on
al Deafness
and Head Noises
, Simple Vj'ity U Treat and
llrllevc lit Home
ht eatarrh. catarrhal deaf-
Md noises caused by catarrh
hi Jrops In your throat and
Ipjalarrh of the stomach or
li lill be glad to know that
Rising symptoms may be
Lwoome In many instances
Wwrlnj treatment which you
y prepare In your own home
wt. Secure from your drusr-
luiee of Parmint t double
Take this home and add
pint of hot wuter and a nt-
pted sugar; stir until dis
fake one tablespoonful four
l'y. An improvement is some
?i after the first day's treat
'ithing should become misv.
IWressIng head noises.
r dullness, cloudy thinking.
in gradually disappear un-
Me action of the treatment.
HltMte. detective hearing
Jropuing in the back of
ft re other symptoms whicn
!st presence of catarrh and
ps often be overcome by this
treatment. It is said that
percent of all ear trnu
by catarrh and there
I Mure, be many people whose
H be restored by this slm-
- ! W. . . ....
- ..v.,,,. tit-aiiiieiu. lauvi
ii
'H Cows Of
tiler Herd To
$M At Auction
Artier. nrnnrUt... ... .
H A ' """" i me
Li? 'arm a 'ew nille8
Z """" "i "e Waldo Hills
..,! 7 uluon h lay
t1 J held a, the state
- ,hw,. "" Ul registered Jer-
"ilCIl pnt V ,
Inn n. "n lmmense
UrK.li0WPUrchased,OT
NCC,evBI,eaatot
a..0"" average ner
'"el ! tohave bpen
HfcrttTi. ha Uli c!lllm
?H.rl .enor,hw' nd
tu.!. ai rd west of
( Cw ,7 "oerfJer exoects
p who haa
1 dood
ISS
XSnK
1 'm
0
KILL THE RATS
TO-DAY
By Using
, STEARNS' PASTE
I Intetnatlonaloxtermlnstor for Rati, Mica,
I Cockroaches "d Waterbngs. It creates a
1 ilesiie in tiieaeiwws to run irom uie Dima
ina for wawr and frosh air, dying outsidu
in a few moments. Two sizes. &c and
should be euougk to kill from 50 to 409 rati, t
i BtJDY FOR USE BOEH FROM DEALEI
'Head of chest-
Uvurses & plujsicians
recommend,
esinol
F or years they have relied upon it in
the treatment of skin and scalptrotibles.,
because they know that Kesinol Oint
ment so quickly stops itching and gen-erally-crears
away the disorder. From
baby's slight rash to severe cases of
eczemahundredsof letters bearwitness
to its healing power! It's easy to
obtain easy to use. Why don't you
try it? At all druggists. f
OurWindowThisek
j Jl yu 'tnow ',ow ,ney '
' i-'told time in Rome? Where
f ' f the first watch was made f .
I Q y That leven watches a day was
H'i ' Vil ,n un'le''CT,D'e output for t
t, 1 watch factory in 1850? How
it Ji min'' ?"l,cn, re tu"1 out h.
'J , f in the Iogettoll factories today ( )
V,l-"'l LtimtheStoryoffimtkyiet-
' 'Fill ll' A ing the exhibit in our window.
BtlwA )
i
MaIdnf5aDafe
in the Stone
u
TYLER'S DRUG STORE
157 S. Commercial St.
ALL SORTS OF
HARDWARE
for BUILDERS
and BUILDING.
HEW THINGS
TOO.
ARE YOU GOING TO BUILD?
IF YOU ARE, YOU WANT TO COME IN AND
LET US FIGURE ON YOUR BILL OF BUILDERS
HARDWARE;
THERE ARE DIFFERENT QUALITIES OF
BUILDERS' HARDWARE, BUT WE HAVE JUST ONE
KIND THE BEST. IT COSTS LESS IN THE LONG
.- RUN, - . '
OUR PRICES ARE FAIR AND SQUARE.
art best
externally" with.
chest1 '
treated)
K'S VAPOSUBSi
8&rM Milk
NoCookin
A Nutritfoos Diet for AS Ages
Quick Lun;h at Home or Office
Anii Imitations eed Sutstitntet
CORNISH SCHOOL OF MUSIC
NELLIE C. ClUiNlH. Hireetor.
EOYD WELLS, Associate 1'irector and LKan of the Faculty.
. SUMMER SCHOOL
JULY 17 TO SE1TEMBBER 4
FREE VOICE SCHOLARSHIP
U'tYred hv
SERGEI KLIBANSKY
of Nevr Yurk, the most iwted master i f voice in .America
SEROKI KL1KANSKT. Master CMasas In Vcice.
CALVIN BKAIXEK1 CAl'Y, Director ul Xuimal Schwl , Harmon aurt
Theory.
BOY I) WKLIA Piano. . ,
JOHN HLACKMOKW, of iu.sh. Temiilc Conscivatoiy, Chkuso; Hano.
FRANCIS J. ARMSTRONG. Violin.
MARY ANN WKLLS. PaiiclnK.
il ARtiARET PHKNtRGAST XlcLEAN, lrini.tlc. Art
And the entire faculty o forty tecUers of the Cornish School of Mutsiv.
SPECIAL CLASSES FOR TEACHERS AND
PROFESSIONAL MUSICIANS
For conditions governing Klihansky Scholarship,, ctlot!U.e and full iu
furniatUui address the secretary.
CORNISH SCHOOL OF MUSIC
Broudway at Win? Street. Stnttk Wulduuvwa
I THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL "WANT ADS PAY
That have proved days of economy. Saturday and Monday you will do well by
taking advantage of these choice specials, selected to arouse the interest ot
' 1 Thrifty Shoppers . ;
GR
OCERIES
HIGH IN QUALITY
LOW IN PRICE
Raisins, per lb. 23c
Cookies, per lb 23c
Lard, per lb 25c
Carnation Milk, per can ..: 13c
Laundry Soap : 5c
Crisco, No. 6 $2.05
Borden's, Libby's and Armour Milk,
per can, special 13c
Bacon 12 lb. can, special per lb....... 28c
Clani3, flat 13c
Sugar Peas 15c
Karo Syrup, No. 10, special $1,00
Lima Beans, three pounds, special....40c
, FWUR
Olympic $3.20
Fisher's $8.25
Hard Wheat i. $2.95
Valley Flour $2.80
CEREALS
Rice, 2 pounds 25c
Rolled Oats, per sack". : 69c
Corn Meal, per Wk : - 60c
White Beans, No. 1 California beans
4 pounds 35c
COFFEE
3 lbs. Coffee for $1.00
3 lbs. Cocoa for $1.00
Lipton's Tea, 1 lb 85c
Reliance Coffee, 57c value for 43c
SHOES
For the whole family, new Spring Foot
wear at April specials
Ladies' tan Oxfords, military ?$ KA
heels, special VOV
Ladies' Pumps, black kid, flr QC
button, special 3.ua
Men's Shoes, dress, also work j?K AA
Shoes, special w,wu
Boys, Girls and Children's Shoes, well
made to stand hard wear,
$1.00 T0 $450
HOSIERY and CORSETS
AT APRIL SPECIALS
Ladies' Silk Hose, regular M QQ
$3.00, special DJ-..70
Ladies' Corsets, perfect fitting, new
models, April CO 75
special
DRESS GOODS
Ginghams, Percales, ' Voiles, etc., in
Spring colors and patterns, at April
Special Prices
Percales and Ginghams, in light QC
and colors, special, yard v
PopUn, mercerized, figured' -45c
and striped, the yd
Voiles in white and colors, 38 flf 1
inches, special, the yd v--'
Pongettes in light colors,
Special, yard
65c
UNDERWEAR
All styles and sizes, for Spring wear at
April Special Prices-
Ladies vests, good quality
all sizes, special Oul
Ladies' union suits, all sizes
special ,
$1,00
APRIL SPECIALS IN
THE ECONOMY BASE
MENT ARE REAL MONEY-SAVERS
$1.35
5c
Cups and Saucers, Bet
of six, at
Laces, new designs,
at, yard :
Other Specials too numerous to mention
OVERALLS ALL
STYLES
FOR MEN AND BOYS
Coveralls for Ladies
special
$1.93
MEN'S WE A R
AND NEW SPRING SUITS
Men's Spring suits, new pat- $01
terns, reg. $40.00 special.... PA.UO
25c
$1.64
Men's Hose, good lisle hose all
colors, special
Union Suits, regular
$2.25 special
Last
Two
Days
V
FREE
Premiums
By Saving your Premium Tickets with
- : every ONE-DOLLAR purchase
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ML CO.
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