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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1904)
FOUR DAILY CAPITAL JdURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1904. MILITIA CAMP AT LAKE WILL THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR MEET IN OREGON i- s For Infanta and ChildrAn !! imtm i mmrnwMi n iliAMIIKIfl PAAl IKt IK1TCM 1 V Smtf POWDER Absolutely Pure TSVI MATTER OF HEALTH Albany Divorce Case. Erelln Schmeor has commenced W. in auit for divorce against Robert Schmeer. They were married Portland March 21, 1900, Causo signed cruel and Inhuman treatment, etc. The defendant Is cashier of tho United States National Bank, of Port land, and is worth $12,000 or $1C,000, and recelvos $200 per month, and tho plaintiff is now a resident of Albany. Permanent alimony of $D0 per month la asked for. O.IW. Wright attorney. Don't Miss This Great musical event, Esther tho beautiful queen Friday and Saturday nights, at tho Grand. Admission 35c, 60c. 7Ge. Eugene Has Released O'Day. I Willie O'Day, right fielder, has beon I roleased by the local management, ,but ho was at once signed by Albany, and ho left for that city today. O'Daj' has not beon doing the work expected I of him lately, and as the rules of tho league rcqulro that the teams shall now codslst of only 11 men, ho was I released. Tho Dlues now have four pitchers, Somers, Schofleld, Nefzger and McFarland, one of whom will bo playod In the outfield all tho time. Eugene Guard. Nothing to It. Judge Bolso yesterday granted Clara Hinldleston a divorce from her husband Joseph Hudleston. Mrs. Hudleston was given the caie of the throo youngest children. Great Preparations Are Being Made for the Soldiers I M and Ye Shall Receive I Friedman advertised for customors which resulted in his selling at least two-thirds of many lines of goods advertised. He Still Wants 250 teamsters to buy his 40c Mulo Skin gloves at 25c per pair. 10b boys wanted from the ago of 7 to 19 to tako his $7.50 suits at $4.00. 50 boya wanted to tako hts $2.75 suits at $1.45. 100 monwantod to'wenr his best corduroy -pants, worth $2.50 per palr, now at $1.45. Ho wants a fow more to wear. 1ih President Susponders at 41 contn per pair. S00 mon wanted with $5,00 each to buy$8.00 suits. 75 mon with $7.50 each wanted to buy hU $12.50 suits. 25 mon with $900 each to buy his $15.00 Bults. 85 mon with C7c each with which to buy 75c strlpod ovoralls and jumpers, ' Wantod 50 laborers to buy tho boat King Ovoralls at 49c por pr. -.-c Wantod 100 laborers to buy tho Pacific Coast Overalls at 4Cc per pair. Wantod 50 painters to tako his Palntor's Sulta at C2c each. Wanted 75o carpenters to tako his aprons at 17 each. 25c boxes Pap?r and Envelopes at 7c 25c Neckties at 9c, 35c Neckties at 19c. Bxtra bargains In fancy and plain ovorBhltts, underwear, hats, va lises trunks, etc., at FRIEDMAN'S 149 State Street. nimnnmNmnnmMHMHMint8imiMf Reg. No. 26531 RED SEAL Tri'l2:06 Rec. 2:10' 8IRE OP JOE SEAL 2:1114. 8lr by Red Heart 2:19J4, the sire of Chain Shot 2:0Ga Red Seal 2:10, Etc. Dam ALICE M. (trial) 2:25 ....by Mark Field (son of Geo. Wilkes), Dam of Ilcd Seal 2:10 Al- aire of Daisy Fields 2;08U. Mam lawood 2:19ft. brlno Field 2:11, etc. Second daw DAY BEU by Advance, sire of Malrnska2:2G,eto. Dam of Veritas 2:10U, Vlndo.2:29Vi Third dam daughter of TIppo Salb, a thoroughbred. Red Heart Is by Fred Wllkos, out of Sweetheart, by Sultan; second dam Minnehaha, the dam of Beautiful noils, etc, RED SEAL atandi 15.1, compactly built, with great quality and a sure sire of great speed. Ho will xnako the season; of 1901 at tho OREGON STATE FAIR GROUNDS Terms, $40 Season With the usual return privilege Good pasturo at reasonable rates to taarea aaut from a distance. SAM CASTO, FaJf Grotmds, Or, intmiiiiiniiniiiiiimtiiiiimiiimiiinim A special from Tacoma flays: Plans are rapidly assuming Bhape for tho grand encampment, beginning July 7th, of tho National Guards of tho three Northwestern states, and the regular army of tho various posts. General Chaffee has accepted tho In vitation of General Funston to bo present. Captain Grant, of tho quartermas ter's department, has mado arrange ments for a site for tho construction of a number of buildings. Water? works are to bo Installed and ware houses built for quartermaster's sup plies. Anangemcnts havo been mado for tho use of lands at old Fort Nesqual ly, at tho foot of American Lake. This was the sito of the first Hudson Bay post in this part of tho country. Af ter tho "Oregon" territory passed out of tho jurisdiction of the company, Edward Hugglns, formerly a factor of tho company, becamo an American citizen, and secured control of tho lands. Ho has leased them to the gov ernment. The pre.38 associations will con struct a special booth upon the grounds, and many of the leading Journals of the United States havo Inquired of the chamber of commerco about local accommodations and the lay of the land with a view of hav ing special representatives present. The' ground Is au Ideal place for the maneuvers of largo bodies of troops. A lake several miles long is surround ed by a pralile milos in extent, rolling and with a sandy, gravelly soil and dotted with clumps of scrub fir. It is open enough to allow tho freo move ment of troops and artillery pieces, yet protected In such a manner as to hide the opeiatlons of opposing forces. Woman's Foreign Missionaay Society Decides to Visit the Coast Tho national convention of tho Wo man's Foreign Missionary society of, tho United Presbyterian church will meet next year In Albany. Tho con vention has Just closed Its 1904 ses sion at Bloomlngton, Ind. Pittsburg made a groat effort to secure tho con vention next year, but, on account of tho 1905 fair, it was decided to come to Oregon. Last year, when Mrs. Gibson went to Alleghcney, Pa., she bore tho in vitation of Oregon societies to meet on tho coast next year, and at Bloom tngton tho Invitation was repeated. The convention brings together sev eral hundred of the most prominent missionary Workers of 'tho United Presbyterian denomination. The ses sions commenced about the middlo of May and last for a week. DuShane Has Resigned. Frank DuShane has resigned as manager of the Eugene baseball club of the state league This Is a volun tary action on his part, and is done in the Interest of economy in club af fairs. There will probably bo a small deficit at tho end of the season, and Mr. DuShano figured that, with his salary cut out. It would help reduce this deficit materially. Tho team Is now in good running order, and under tho guidance of Cap tain Terry McKuno and the directors of the club, they are bound to win their share of games, and tho pros pects aro good for winning tho pen nant. DuShano is a first-class baseball manager, and tho fans all regret that ho retires from tho management of tho team. The directors, nt a recent meeting, expressed themselves as en tirely satisfied with his work. Ho will not leave Eugene, howevor. As general agent of the United States Fidelity Adjustment Company, of Chi cago, he will establish his office and become a permanent resident hero. Eugene Guard. Will Explore Lake County. At the request of Senator Mitchell, a reconnolsance party will proceed, lato In Juno, to make an Investigation of tho central part of Lake county, Oregon, with a viow to ascertaining whethor there U a feasible Ipcatlon for tho construction of a large Irriga tion work by the government. Sena tor Mitchell describes this district as having a fine climate where coieals, fruits and vegetables that aro culti vated in any part of Oregon grow abundantly, and whero there is a large body of fine agricultural land. Tho Chowaucan river, which flows through this section, is roportod to furnish nn amplo water supply for tho reclamation of nearly, If not all of theso lands. It has been reported to Senator Mitchell that reservoir sites can be secured to hold tho flood water along tho stream. As Lake county has contributed largely to the arid land fund, citizens of the district are oxceedinly anxious that this project shall recolvo early consideration. Lakevlow Herald. u i To Die for Thoso Wo love Is nobler far than to wear a crown. This Is one of tho beautiful choruses rendered at the Opera House Friday and Saturday night of next week In tho sacred spectacular opera Esther, tho Beautiful Queen. 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