Latest Mews Covering Central Willamette Ualley by Capital Journal Special Conm-i, ..
SilVeriOil Mill L Pr F''"r"ri SAc-;r- wL- v' WIP RtlTP Fnr very " Friday last, the , a picnic In the Jla.-n!c grove TuesJay . . er Home at Aurora . rr-r- ' '
"v,y i by a passing tram four weeks as-.) . Atfte V Of ., . , . ., a,, Max- jw . 'I
Remains Closed r hi! uem,,,,, ws the -
Tfj'f A 1 1 t roal traeit ln th' city, is abie to sit
Until After 4th up a ,ew hur eacn iay- hi reeov-
Silverton, Slay 26. On account )t 'ery 18 s!on". however, and it will be
car shortage the Siiverton Lumber ja long time before he can resume his
Co. decided yesterday not to start the r , .
,, ,., ,. , ..... . Work of moving the hotel building
SL?" after th'tOU!th,i JUl'- est.'rday and .as soon -,s
Twenty men were It out of the mi;i;the ,ot is vacateu th9 conatructlon ,)(
xno amp torce win oe reduce J ' earar ui!i K. . .
, a- -- . .. ...... . i V.V u u , wuC
and
Saturday. In fact lumberine will Dre
tlcally be abandoned until cars can be
obtained. It is Jaid that sixty cars of
lumber are now on the dock at Sii
verton watting for cars. The com
pany expected to begin work this week
hauling ioga over the new road from
, the camps at Mehama, but this has
been abandoned.
lira, H. E. Browne left thi tnnrn.
in for Eugene where she will visit
Jer daughter, Mrs. Geo. W. Davis,
daring the week end.
H. B. Latham is in Albany in the
Interest of the 8ilverton Lumber Co.
Donald Chinese
Caught In Drug
Raid Is Released
Donald. May 26. After languish
ing In the county Jail at Pnrtlnmt f,,..
everal days and having been bound
over to the federal grand Jury on a
' charge of having a large quantity of
' opium in his possession, Jim Sing, the
young Chinaman arrested at his home
near Donald a few days ago, was re
leased on 15000 bail furnished by
ome of his Portland friends Sing
reached home yesterday.
A few niichts airn h waa rHn,.,A
from Portland by federal officers who
eorcnea nig home and siezed $16,800
worth of the drug. It is said that Sing
ucu hi me orncers as they neared
un nome, nut they returned the fire
".u eventually captured the young
iMinniaii anu ms ricn holdings.
oing claims that the officers, in
earenmg his home, took a sum of
money and 5 suits of cldthes. People
i uonam, nowever, place no credit
ii mis statement.
Bins Is said to be a highly educat
ed celestial and a financier of more
man average ability. He came here
few months ago and purchased the
Hergerln place and planted a big hop
yard. Sing was caught with the goods
ana, there Is every reason to believe
that he will be convicted at the trial
to be held later.
Hubbard Police
Officer Recovers
Hubbard, May 28. Joseph John
ton, city marshal, was taken to Port
land Monday where he underwent an
operation. Despite the fact that Mr.
Johnson is seventy two years of age,
Ao came out from the ordeal remark
ably well and Litis fair to permanent
ly recover. He was taken sick a
Week ago.
RA. DKN.VISON of Los An
BxIcm, owner anil trainer of
fine trotting lmrst's, who says Tan
lac put him right back on his f(vt
again, after hcliail Ihvii In Imil
health for over a year. Hectares
1 in fortius like his old self now.
Polk County Court
Circuit Court.
In re G. 1). Treat vs. B. P. Rnni-h.v
and P.ichard Van Den Bosch. Report
of receiver filed: claims fnlloMpa h
reeclver filed; order confirming sa'e
enierea.
tn re J. I. H.inna. v fr t r
Holman et aL Summons and return
or service filed.
In re L. H. Lobbltf vs. L. A. Tripp.
Original notice to nrodura iteni.H
account filed.
Probate.
In re estate of Barnev Phil
ceased. Inventory and appraisement
filed; order annrovlne inwMnr a
appraisement
In re estate of John L- Oliver a.
ceased. Will and proof of will filed;
petition for probate of will; order ad
mitting will to nrobata: Rih i
Oliver appointed executrix; letters!
testamentary Issued and oath filed,
petition for appointment of appraisers
filed; Will Gorsline, John Schindler
and Fred Ewing appointed appraisers
by order; Carson and Brown of Salem
attorneys for petitioner.
In re estate of William Wallace
Newman, deceased. Petition for fam
ily allowance filed; order providing
for support of family.
t'Polk Race For
Commissioner To
Be Interesting
Dallas. Or., ilay 26. Due to the
death nf r..M. i,n.tAi i . f
auvui a year i
ago Polk county has been short ..!
commissioner 83 the county judge and
commissioner could not agree upon a
third party. This has been the sub
ject of much discussion anion? Pniir
county people and the need of an im
partial business man ia .otr ,-i,ot
There were three rrnnhiinam
democrats announced their candidacy
oeiore tne primary election.' The re
publican aspirants developed Into a
three-cornered fijtht between aiho-
Teal of Falls City. Otis Wolvrtnn
-wonmouth and Ezra Hart of Dallas.
ttesumng in a victory for Hart The
democratic honors went to Chester
uaraner, a farmer in the southwest
part of the county
The race in November looms n ,E
one full of great effort for each nom
ine. Mr. Hart earrvlnir the rannkiwn
nomination has the big party vote to
uepena on, yet Mr. Gardner Is a favor
ite among the eranae mrmtxen a
will undoubtedly a-et the Fall rifv .im
port as they believe that part of the
county should have a. man tn lonv
er their needs.
Mr. and Mis. T. F. Yoakum an,l
Lawrence Smith motored out to
Bridgeport and spent the day Sunday.
held June list.
Stayton Selects
Old Officials To
Serve This Year
Stayton, Or., May 26. City election
outgoing officials bt ing elected to suc
ceed themselves wiih no opposition.
Those elected are Grant Murphy, may
or; Charles Stayton and J. R. Gardner,
councilmen; A. D. Gardner, treasurer;
J .B. Grier, recorder; Henry Smith,
mailial. Two charter amendments-
one ln regard to repairing streets, am.
the other to water works were snow
ed under by about two to one.
Mrs. Guy Aydelott of Forest Grove
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James Rossell.
Angues Leffler, little son of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Ltfflpr. is xisitina- his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Cole,
near trabtree.
The new postoffiee at Mehama Is
now open fo business. .Mail for that
office is carried from Stayton by tn
rural carrier.
A committee is busv endeavorinc to
raise funds for a celebration of the
Fourth of July In Stayton. As there
haa been no celebration her ki spx--
eral years, it is thought that the pro
ject will meet with success and a regu
lar old-time celebration be held.
J. W. Maya has returned from Port
land where he went for a surgical od-
eration. He is recoverine nicelv.
Several from h
me Chautauqua at Turner this week.
and had a fine time. Aurora, May 2t. Chas. Bock is ex- ? ,
The annual school election will be cavating for a new home to be erec'-i DAM1U 1 1 v ,
ed on his lot in the southern part of
the city. Mr. Beck will have n mn.i
iern heme when completed and if
ntwnt nl:in jsra iviiuiiiiiu'ita.l I, ,-.n 1 " l"OU Want ,.i t i
ifc- . i .. !lifl ! 01 'Em
- uc tile muDX uiouerii iiouic in
! city,
Pioneer Vehicle
Hauls Prospector
Length Of Coast
, May -6. A striking con- LOmmUmty LlUuS
t n .- rx mrulfafn ami anitnnt r
Of County Are To
Meet, In -Jefferson
thisjlifu'' Siossy, siiky
Aurora
treat between modern and ancient
methods of travel was noticed last
evening Tn the appearance of C. A.
Sayler, who claims to have ridden all
the way from Stockton, Cal., in a ve
hicle of ancient type drawn by a
pair of burros. Passed by the hund
reds of automobiles as he drove leis
urely over the pax-ed highway the
primitive outfit attracted much at
tention. Sayler is 70 years old. His
harness was mads of rope and the
vehicle was evidently built soon af
ter his birth. He is a mining pros
pector and has spent most of his life
traveling from place to place in this
fashion. He says he can travel from
fifteen to twenty miles a dav. and
on good roads like these, pointing to
tne paved highway, I can cover near
ly thirty miles a day. He has been on
the road between here and Stockton
The teachers and minita of the first tn inoummcita vi iPn..
' - w .I.JUI.il.lult JVVUl IHJ 11VI 111 H
and second grades of the schools held some point in Washington.
starv eyour
don't.
" doesiu d0 wuc
brush or w;lsh It out. ' '
ay to get rid of a.JZ'V.
lve it, then you destn, u
- y v wit i " Ja nestrov i. K
ordinary li,,uid an.on Ur
mgnt when retiring "J 4
Donald,
president of the Marion county com
munity Club Will call a meeting t Ki ""en
held in Jefferson about June 8. The jfy Tuh .'h it
call has not been issued as yet. but I n.. 7 upj.
plans have been made for that date
and a rousing time is anticipated. Mr
Bsnv hones that a la
will be present.
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OfTOnETRIST-OPTICIAN
laddsDtish BankPuldiiirf
STATE STRETI
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"i.iiinK, most if ,
your dandruff win k. " Bot H ,
or four more applicaCr '
Pletely dissolve , es
every single SiK Md ?J
you win fid. tasr-i
and digging 0f thT
d your hair win
hundred timea w.- Ma M i
liquid arvon at any drujTtu
inexpensive and fn... ...
will need, no n, 'TantM
druff you have. Thl,T-f
never fails. m
Take good Care of your
eyes , hc
Mid-Week
Attractions
Extraordinary
TONIGHT
TOMORROW NIGHT
' JOURNAL lvivn. - !
" FAT BEs !
""slisHi !
p1 K
I X , : .t
i"or (he past year or more I nnve
Mot been rlnht physically; I jut
didn't feel good at all. but ln.it April
23d I hud an awful attack with my
stomach which nearly drew me up
and I have been worse ever since.
"About the best way 1 can describe
the way I felt Is to say I was Just
leg weary and all in. 1 really did not
hav strength to keep going and 1
rave up all Idea of trying to work.
For a lona- while I h,i ,.
but would eat anyhow though mv food
never seemed to do me any good.
"I would go to bed at night and
would sleep but apparently did not
rest for I would get, up Just aa tired
when I went to bed. I got so 1
eould scarcely go a block but wnat I
Would have to stop and rest.
"Well. I read about Tanliic one dav
and that reminded me that a triend
nan spoken about the .nme medicine.
o i got some and lie mm i t.. l i, i
liad been taking It aJ.out a week when
evening, nfter Supper, 1 started to
wan. and before I realiwd It I had
waiuea up to First street and back,
ab.iut 14 blocks, and never f..it u t
all and then I realized that the tonic
was netping me.
-I have, taken four buttles nownn.1
m Just feeling real good again. I
m able to be back at the Exposition
Stock Yards every d iy anl have Just
m much energy as I ever 'lad. I -,st
up refreshed in 'he mornlne now an l
. I have a real appetite which link.,
ma enjoy thres goo.1 s iuare tne l
very iay. Anyone 'vim nne.ls a food
tonic will certainly ! t ,iiun,.. ,Vith
Tanlac and I am glad to recommend
It fi my friends."
The above statement was made re-1
rentiy py K. A. I'ennimin. a -ell
known owner and trainer nf fine trot
tin horses, residing al No. 214 Fstl
ith street. Los Angeles, Cal. Mr. I
IVnniaon haa lived in California f.v-i
Y""- " l J years of age anl1
haa followed his present lina of busi
ness for 30 years. He is well known i
on (he Pacific coast. j
Tanlio la sold in Balem By Tyler's
ro store and leading drug!-" n i
town. (Adr) '
Prevention is better than Cure" and it is a whole
lot cheaper, too. We have the "washes" and "sprays"
you need to keep your eyes, ears, nose and throat in
first class shape right here in our drug store for you.
Come in now and get them so you will have them
to use when necessary. 1
We are Careful Druggists.
Tyler's Drug Store
South Commercial Street
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WITH
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" "LARGO" HANDEL
MINUET MOZART
JUANITA NORTON
COMIN' THRU' THE RYE .. .
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Sizes 1412 to 19. Regulars, Slims and extra sizes. Extra
Quality. Prices $1.25 to $2.50
Extra heavy blue denim overalls, $2.75
Work Shoes $4.00 to $11.00
Salem Woolen Mills Store
C. P. BISHOP, PROP. ;
138 North Commercial I
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MAX O. BUREN
179 North Commercial Street
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Trained mechanic
Has learned to read and write
' English
In perfect physical condition
Has saved $250
What the Army didior this man
TyORH abroad, unable to read or write Eng.
1J lish, a day laborer, unfitted for a good job
Carl Niclson joined the United States . Army!
A few months ago he received an honorable
In one year he rose from private to
corporal, then to sergeant He has learned Eng.
lish. He has becomca trained mechanic, a valu
able American citizea .
Ask if there's a vacancy for you in our new,
democratic, peace-time Army.
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462 State Street, Salem, Oregon.
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Learn a trade or it a
echoolini
Get military training
Be with men from your
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Here i JO"' IIonl .
State Regiments of the
Regular Army
1st Infantry
Camp Lewis. Washington
3oth Infantry
Camp LeVis, Washington.
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Camp Lewis, Washington-
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