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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1903)
IS w BIIWIWIWIWiWWMWHiiamBM.iA.Ax . VMWmmmui i - B'i - i - Mia - i - i - fia - i - lB44S)4 - B44 - 44 - Pi ' J !' A r III ;! FTRAMK" nAVTC Mancf. b - " '" " ' PANDARD BISCUIT CO. (Union Label) Makers of PARADISE SODA Cookies. J. MATSCHEK CANDY Up-to-date Confectioners. lPITOL COMMISSION Wholesale Fruits and Produce. Phone No. 2231, ::::::::A G E N C iiaia isaiittlsfllatlBlllailMlMllaBlMlalM'JttilftftallBll rTWTwTWTwTTWTTwTWTwTwTwTwTTWTWww jrBALFOUR, GUTHRIE & CO.;; fiGRAIN BDYERS AND Oats For Sale. MOP GROWERS SUPPLIES. Crude and stick Sulphur.- i. G. Grata, ACOnt. 207 miiHi-w-f4ff wiiii ibib.b ibibibibib iniiiMiinniiiiiiiiiiii 1 I Little and Often A FEW BARGAINS THAT HELP. F50 lb. Sack Cora Meal, Reeular Price $1.15. now 90c. J Jo loo ids. oyster aneti. ground. lit Mixed Hayi good Quality, 60c. sv other ffooos in fti Free'.Dellvery. Prompt D. A. WHITE & SON, Feecfmm!(and Seedinen, IlOBel781. 91 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I I 1 1 n "" re Than He Bargained For an often gets when he takes his to a laundry that hasn't tho re- reputation that tho saiem Laundry has for the careful aline of your linen and madras, as as the beauty of the work that J ware put upon your shirts, collars cutis when done up at the Salem Laundry. Tho proof of tho ding Is In eating It" stem Steam Laaaolrv L8NEL. J. OLMSTED. Prep! js st. uimaiESf, nsTf. jpjpjjffiy- - --ivv z ylssaHf Dft 1 1 (jTfrrCJv. 'ii -iff TiBsHBLlZZIfflr- 411. 3M LUerty Ct, A GREAT ARRAY H 'S Of Combination Desks, $ China Closets and Music ? Cqbinets just unpacked. The House 5 Furnishing Co. g 269 Liberty Street Stores st Sslcm and Alttny. Z i4 - aB - i - iM - BaH - B - i'a - faBa4 Tput h to Tel Tlioro rtro no othormilk cans mndo that can equal iti wearing qualities tho genuino BUHL CANS They nro tinned to stay tinned, nnd put together to stand years of hard service. Other cans crack easily, Ixjcomo dented, and being lightly tinned soon rust and go to pieces. Not so with tho "Buhl Factory," "Improved i:igln"and "Ocnulno Iowa " Tliry wfllmitla.inny other canaon the market nnj are tlmrouglil) ana nulckly rlranni, kcratinbtr, the Unlit U iimnuircun in inn wjmi null 11 mau wiui (ho lluhl ''Victor" Can llrea.t mul tho ltutil "Victor" Rounfl Handle. Ai tlioro nrotniny Infer InriTP'tnti' unf tliUrcw. weitatmi all ours with tluMllk, Cn Trade Mark Look tor It. R. m; wade & co. a I t B I O . 4-B4 B 4 B , B 4 BBBf w CRACKERS and all kinds of fancy CO., Inc. Nuts and confectionery CO. , - llllhee Block. ''V' VlvlVI Vlwf Y O F:::::::: SHIPPERS OF GRAIN ; ; Commercial St.. Salem. Ore.a I is u Fills the Ptse. i ncKmai mw . jn .. per 100 lbs. $11.00 per ton ? rroponioa. Service, Reliable Goods. court streer. aALcm. untuun. j ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Hi Shingles and Shakes The roof Is shingled best If you use the kind of shingles and shakes wo sell and we ask you to note tho good wear and economy of tho root for which wo furnish the shingles or shakes'. We carry a large stock of shingles and shakes of good qnallty, carefully selected to make a sound, tight, durable roof, and we are al ways ready to give estimates. QOODALE LUMBER CO, 4 Y Near t. P. Pas Depot Phns Ml. THE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM,, OREGON FRIDAY. JUNE 12, 1903, EYES l ,, EASILY FOOLED Many are at Least Partially Color blind Red the Hardest Color to Dis tinguishNature Uses Stripes and Spots for Concealment (Pearson's Weekly.) Captain Sykos of tho Yorkshire mil itia announced recently nn odd discov ery. Ho found that an ordinary Held gun, If daubed all orcr with blotches red, bluo and yellow palut, becomes to all Intents and purposes invisible, at least at any considerable distance. Six guns and their limbers bo painted and streaked with tho thrco primary colors, as they nro called, were placed on tho Fox hills at Alder- shot, and a mimbor of artillery offi cers Invited to locato them. Tho dlstanco was only 3000 yards a inero trillo In actual warfare and Uio officers woro armed with tho best of field glasses. Uut so perfectly did the painted guns harmonlto with tho natural background that no ono was ablo to pick them out. Somo horso arttllory sent forward to ongago tho guns never saw thorn at all until thoy had reached a point barely 1000 yards away. Many animals of all kinds tako ad vantage of the way In which sight. especially human sight, confuses col ore. The leopard, living In, low thickets whoro the sunlight, brokon by loaves, falls lit patchos on the soil beneath, has a skin blotched with black Bpots, making the oreatures practically In visible, except at very close quarters. Among fish, Insects, reptiles and suakus, hundreds of species aro known of which their markings ren der thorn practically Invisible In their natural surroundings. Partially Color Blind. Ilecont researches havo shown that a far greator number of peoplo aro at least partially color blind than was formerly Imagined. Tho commonest caso Is a deficient perception of red bluo and vlolot. Often partially color blind persons name thoso Quito cop rectly. Hut thoy are unablo to dis tinguish botweeu rose rod and bluish green. A few yoara ago Dr. Favre examined tho color perceptions of 1000 railway officials, nnd found that 93 wore Quito color blind, and a number nioro pap tlally so. Women, It may bo montloncd, nro hardly evor color blind, but why this Is so no ono protonds to oxplaln. Af tor any severn nervous shook, you will bo vor; likely to And that you havo becomo temporarily color blind. Your perception of green light has probably gone, at least partially. Whlto objects will then appear to you of a reddish purple, and green ob jects to bo very much duller In huo than ordinarily. Anyono can roako him or herself color blind by wearing a pair of ruby red glasses. Tho prolonged action of red light on tho eyes ends by tiring out the nerves which recelro red light. Consequently, whon tbo glass es aro at lost romoved, rainbow ap pears to have only two colors, yollow and blue. Many peoplo haro found It difficult to bellevo In tho possibility of tho ex traordinary attitudes assumed by gal loping horses or other creatures In rapid motion, as shown In Instantan eous photographs, Hero we have an- otbor Instanco of sights which we that is, our eyes aro unablo to grasp. The Positive Image. Tho fact Is that though the eye seizes a view with extraordinary rapidity, that view doos not pass away at onco from the retina. What solen tlsts call the positive Image persists for a perceptible period of time, and after tt Is gono It Is replaced by a negative Image that Is, the same view, but In colors complementary to the positive Imago. Thus, If the sight sacs -zss a regiment of scarlet clad soldiers, the negative Image would show those soldlsrs In a greenish blue hue. So tho impression we get when looking at anything Is actually made up of a number of different views of the object, whereas the Instantaneous photographic plato gives us only one Of these views, and benc,e look to us unnatural. A small and simple experiment can be tried by any reader whloh will go far to convince him or her what a debt we owe to color and what a good thing It Is we have sunlight, which en ables our eyes to take advantage of the beautiful hue of nature. Make a terfSli vesssgys? ' w W sj rii-rQi Rootbccr 01 TMcpoiMt drink tor net wMthtr WJ A. Mk.f. lll.Va. Km mIU. iBoU(Ttrrwb.Kbtbx -aUror, CHARLES E. MIRM CO., MtlTirn. Pt. room qtilto dark and then burn somo enrbonate of soda In tho flamo of n Qunson gas burner. It will burn with on orango yellow light sufficiently strong to Illuminate ovorythlng In tho room, out you w 111 roollxo with a sud don shook that, bright though tho light Is, all distinctions of color havo vanished. Only light nnd shado re main. A crimson carnation, a blue violet, ft red tablecloth, a yollow blind all look gray or blaok or white. The faces of thoso present look posi tively repulsive, for all natural color has disappeared. No other experiment will so well convlnco thoso ho havo witnessed It how great n loss would bo that of our seuso for color. HouBokeopcrs aro Milling to bollcvo tho market reports whon they say butter closed strong. Market Quotations Today X "Mske Slin CooJ Horn Mtrktt" 7 Poultry at 8telncrs Msrkst, v Chickens 10c Spring chickens 13lBc Hens 10c. Kegs Per doton, He, , , . . Hop MsrksL Hops 17018c, Potatoes, Apples, Etc Potatoos 2GJj30c. Now onions 2o per pound. Dried Fruits. . Dried Apples iQGc Italian prunes, 40s to 60s 6e Petlto Prunes (c. Wood, Fence Posts, Etc Rig Kir 14.60. Second Growth 14.00. Arh 13.00 to 13.76. , Body Oak 16.00. Polo Oak-ir..00. Cedar Posts 10c. Hides, Pelts and Fur. Orcon Hides, No. 11 7c. Oreen Hides, No. 2206. Calt Skins A to Be Shoop 7fic. Goat Skins 26c to tl.00. Gray Fox 26 to BOo. Coon 10 to 40c. Mink 26o to 11.20. ; Otter 11.00 to 16.00. Skunk 10 to 25c, Mutkrat 1 to 6c. Wildcat 10 to 25a Qrsln and Flour. Whoat 570c, Oats 30032c. Uarloy Drawing 66OCO0 bushel; food 121 per ton. Flour Wholoaalo, $3.60. 1 Live Stock MsrksL Steer IMc. Cows 3 to 3Kc 8hoop 12i50 gross. ' ' Dressed Veal Cc Hogs, allvo Cc. Wool and Mohair, WooJ-16017c Mohair 37c. Hay, Peed, Etc, Baled Cheat 113. Clover 110. Bran 123 He Shorts 123.60. Creamery and Dairy Products. Good dairy buttor 1620c. Creamery buttor 22Uc. Cream, pan skimmed, at creamery 18c, at farm 14c. Cream eeoarator skimmed. at Com. Creamory 22J4c. minus freight Portland Mirfctt. Whoat Walla Walla, 73c. Wheat ValJoy, 76c. Flour Portland, host grade, 13.70; graham, 3 16013X5. Oats Jholco -White. SL10. Barley Food 120 per ten: rolled, 1220 $32.60, M stuff Dran. 123. Hay Timothy. $200121. Onions 40OW cents per cental. Potatoos 40050c per cental creamery. 2O022Ke: store, lCc Eggs Oregon ranch, 16017Hc per doten. Poultry Chickens. mlxe4, UViOlZe per pound, sprlpg, 16017c; turkeys, live, 16017c . Mutton Cross. $3.60. Hogs $0O$8.26. Beef Gross, $5015.26. Vcal-7H8c. Hops 18050c per pound. Wool Valley. 1616c; Eastern Oregon. 8014c; Mohair. 350$1,Hc. Jlldes dry, IS ponnds an. upwards. IBtolBV , , , s Buttor Best dalrr. nominal; fancy CONSUMPTION the most ureaaed and dedly of all ,1 - .. m.11 m Hfl.nmnnll. and dlBClucra, u won . j, "- all Long Troubles are relieved at once and CUNKJ 07 ACKers tngiioJi nmniwj "the Mngf all Cough Cures." Cures Coughs aad Colds la a day- 25 cents. Your money back tf dUaatiafled. Writ, for Irw ' w ,! HSk ft COs, uuBaw, n, . - CLASSfflEMDS, .rtfAA.h , , i-. 4n.4. Advents aett. frr Itsmw I?. t tbh cotosta Uimtdthrteiltn(ror25c.SOcWK$l.SO raoaio. ah orcr iito uur ai ids sin. raie. WANTED. Wanted. A good dining room, girl at tho Cottage hotel. ' ClO-tt Wanted, A man to holp with carpen' ter work. Inquire of F. Vander Dann. -181 Winter street C-10-3t Wanted. A Bocomlliand sofjv fltust 'be In good order and, cheap. Call On Dr. J.' 11. BrowoV, dray block. C-9-tt Wantetl-Tu or J3 carpenters to b gin work at Chemawa noxt Monday. Iuqulro. of C. A. Gray, Salem, Oro gon. ( q-8-lw Wanted at Once. 3000 strawborry 'pickers at HoodvKlrer. Plcbtr of work. Good plckors can earn 3C0 a day. Tako Regulator lino steam ers from Alder street wharf. Port land, dally nt 7 a.,m.iF(ro for round trip 12.00. Children 11.001 ' B-2a-lm Wood Wanted.100 cords of blc Or, or largo second growth, also soma heavy oak. 8ond ocalod proposals to Tlofer Bros.. Journal office. tf Wanted. Joung men to prepare for government positions. Flno opon tngs In all departments. Good sal nrloa Rapid promotion. Examina tion Boon. Particulars frco. Intor Stato Cor. Inst., Cedar Rapids, la. 4-28-lrrt L08T AND FOUND. Lost In Snlom, by tho Dallas stage, a small red hand grip, containing somo clothing1, also grain noodles. Lertvo nt Red Front Llvory stable 6-0-St FOR SALE. For Sale. A chestnut sorrel mnre. 7 years old, weight 1160 pounds; gun tlo to work slnglo or double in( quire of J. C. McCoy. Capitol street, Salem, Oregon. C-12-3t For Sale. Screen doors and windows, wire cloth, wire fencing of nil kinds, also shingles. Cheapest and best. W. Morloy, CGO Court street, Snloiu. C-ll-3t For Sale. A lino home, ulth two lots, boaullful location, near car lino. Address "i:. It.," caro Jounml. 6-ll-3t For Sale, 1)0 acre farm In Marlon county, Vi mllo of Sanltam river, In good sottlcmont Five-room houso, barn and noccssary outbuildings, Woll watorod with spring water at the door, Ton ncros of fruit of nil kinds, prlnclpaly wlntor apples, A flno fruit and dairy farm, with lots of out-rango; within i mllo of railroad, school, church and busi ness town, with largo monthly pay. roll. This is a beautiful farm of good, black, prpductlvo land, and It sold at onco will tako $2000, with half down, and tho Imlanco from 3 to 5 years, at 0 per cent Interest Immediate possession For furtjtor Information address J. EL Ray, Mill City. Ore. C-3-3m For Oslo. Full sot Dot Hot Air ap paratus. Apply to W. O, Robblns, 187 Court street 6-2-tf For Sale. A home In North Salem Mrs. If. L. Huffman, North Salem Grocery. g-zu-zwk FOR RENT. Booms for Rent Upstairs, Cottlo block, by day, week or month, Also light housekeeping rooms, Blectrio lights, open all boors. Mat- tlo Hutchinson, prop. 4-23-lyr. MISCELLANEOUS. Choice Stock Sheep to let on shares, Wm. IL Kgan, aorral.,' Ore. Routo 9 n.HJit O. W. DEAN Physician and surgeon, office o-or Fry's drug store. Calls answpdoriby day or hlght Phone, office; 1J41: res., i3i Main, c-o-w WM. -ARMSTRONG has removed one block sdute, opposlto Ollllatn's sta bloa, where be will repair the un derstanding Bhoos mado or re paired. In connection With J, O'Donald, carpenter, saw filing and gonoral Jobbing. ' v P 6-lm Unique Cleaning Rooms Shew A Johnson, the cleaners; ar now lo .catod at 299 Commercial street They do a general pressing and re pairing business. Specialties' Skirts, sllK wa spl Jtia gloves, g9nfJT qtmn lag, etc. Phono 2614. 6-2tf-lrr. Hesdqusrters for Fencing Woven wire fencing for all purposes, Smooth wlro for hop yards, etc Correspondence solicited. Walter Iforioy, GO Court street Salem. . - - 8-8-tf Removal The Salem Carriage Fao toryj Weroer Fennell proprietor, has-'uioved fiom Commercial street to fbrth" Uberty, at the bridge, Call and tee tho new place, and In spect the work done. Satisfaction guaranteed, Werner Fennel. Eogs lor Settlrtg. Pure bred White Plymouth Rock and Black Minor ca, the best layeia known. T. IL Blundell, Mornlogside. Telephone No, 2066 Red. M0-tf You will always find the cnelc.il meats tad groceries at & Iv' prfeeafHlXdward's ViUmf7M Mi 41? Mate street 'Pboce orders fStMietsal attssUoB. PAQE 8EVW "f L0DQE8. CentrarLodfle!.NbT18"K!toP. Caatl. Hall Ih. HoimanBlolpcorfie?M!te and liberty streotsJuesdaVorach weok st 7:30 p. ra AIR Straus a C.. R. J. Flemlns IC of 1L anil H rOUHti OF AMfihl6A--.ours tinerwooii Foresters o 19. Meet Friday hlght In Tumor Mock 'B. W. Mlnturn,aR.;A,UBrown, Sec Modern Weddmeh of America Ore gon Codar Camp No. 624S. MoeU every Thursday evonlng . 8 o'clock. Holman HalLPfafak A, Turner. V C; A. L. Brqwn. Clork 1 ... protection Led No. , Ancient Or. uor uniioa, worstnen, merits every Baturday ejeNtux la.the- Holman Hall, corner of; tMA and Liberty streets, YHdUns; breUiren welcoms. J. O. Graham, M. W.; J. Ja Bollwood. Recorder. - ' -j- OtTKQPATHY. Dra. M. T. 8choett(e, Fraak J. Bsrr na.iArma iM. Bsrr.GrMuwiM Amerifan school of rf OsteVpa44iy, Klrksvilto, Mo., successors to Dr. Graco Albright )feco hours 9 to 12 and 1:30 to '4130 o'clock. Odd FojlOws Tcmplo, phone. Main 2711: rMiMnnpn h1iimi 9 Km B,i ' r br. H. H. Scovell, t)ugattWe friers" peutlcs and Osteopathy. Nervewa, functional and montal diseases, b. ralgta, headaches, norvous prottra tlon, dyspopsla, constipation, dJni' rhoea, rhenmatlsM, asthma, tf D'Arcv hlook. H(tn itnoi rhnn. MalnC8B6 , " - 1 W. O. Robblns, Dr. of Osteopathy, has addod fa hla'practico lhoystem of suporh'citei air, for .thot treatment of acuto and chronlo diseases, 117 . Court treot Salem, Or. ? i ; & M.'ii;. TONaOrtlAL. AND BATHS. Ryan'a Bhavlno Paxlorsv 0oven arit class barbers sngsged. Finest btti rooms In city. We use antlsestl. sttrtltter. J; RyanrPrtnp.- -"- Evsns' Dsrber Shop Only flrst-olsae shop on State street Every tats new and ap-to-dete. JlBt poro!l Dsias. DDSve, lee; aalNoat bsUs, Ho, Two trstlass v blacin. a W,)Cvss,'pritr.r Detroit Shingles. I haro just received a carload of these shingles. Order. g-lvon prompt nttontlon at I U Larson's wagoa shop, , or. nt rosldonocft $73 Church street. H, v, M'OIIAOKHN. B-26-l-m C. H, MAOH X-fJEHW'X? 1ST Successor to Dr. J. U. Keens. U Vhta Corner, Salem. Oregon. Partis, desiring superior operations at 4' erate fee la any branch are la e.ptt reasest la UKI .. U.M autull. Win. it Umwm k.lliaUcM mat lW. Ian Halt. !. fmavMUia Mi. rtiitsviaaiki CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Meets all stall aad pasessfer ttsJ Bacac to all parts of the 4t( Prompt service. Tetesfcone No. 241. HBOKMAN HB08IOK. It S. C. STONE, M. D. ....PROfRIETOR OF.... STONE'S DRUG STORES SALEM, OREQON. Tbo stores (two 'n number) are lo cated at No. 235 and $97 Commercial street, and are well stocked with' i complote lino of drugs and medicines, toilet artlctos, perfumery, brush, etc. Has bad somo 25 years experience la tbo practice of medicine, add sew makes no charges for cogtilttlon,vt amlMtloa or prcriUs.- UUIKWlHQSANOCO.i.mniaJ iukts li CbImm ail JtUMU ttiv ibJ Dry Cools, silks. Milts' ukr wear furg-lstilHrfeedSi awtIsM, or BisMilsiBtlsllk baiakerchltfs We make up all kluii of wnrs t wil$, vvWsHMkrweir, tie.'- Every rools In store how Mle ckeip. IOO Court St , Sskss, Or. Corsr ftv. SALEM WATEK COMPANY Hid sassJiia saeBtkllr la advaasa. Make si fossWt.K M.j Hsrpsr's .Whjsksy Is the ..Met Qt 'soil'Rl yUf v'Tr' Qua, Schrelber keeo lt,f yffL And yw Mr" the rest. FARMER'S HOMP 1S3 Ststa Btrset. BLfttJ &li tor fwe aWsiiF KPOfi -, "I t( SWWUUHM ,ttatM V4ai a aia oaaiaalaal tf r". Bj jpiTrf;?giiwipiiiiil VIA JMWU V Mau.TbaiaM.S4KB u., a. 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