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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1904)
, ,., -tq,? , rap-dtp-.is-j-v A 4Liht jVAXLJ OAPrgAfr JOUJWJ&Am, OEOO, SATTOPAY, DECEMBEB 3, 1004. --x U MAM. - VI Matter of Health Tbereis a quality in Royal Baking Powder which makes the food more digestible and wholesome. This peculiarity of Royal has been noted by physicians, and they accord ingly endorse and recom mend it. SOCIAL EVENTS i ROVAL OAKINO POWPBP CO.. NEW YORK. i '' Beady for Six-Day Grind. Nw York, Doc. 3. Two dozen bicy cle stars, representing tlio cream of tho ituri riders of America and Europe, Are entered la tho International six day bicycio championship which bo jrin In Madison Bquaro Garden short fly xfter midnight tomorrow. This ytai'a contest promises to bo more in--tenretlng than ovor boforo. Bobby Walthour, tho winner of last year's arrant, heads tho list of American con tffcettxuis. Tho foreign entries includo Jfatn Gougolz, Potlt Breton, Antoino XDasflot, A. Mnzan and A. Friol, of JtVaneo; Arthur Vnndcrstuyft, of Hoi 'land, and Joliann Stol, of Bolgium. Had a Headache. Tho ocucpants of tho city jail this morning numborcd 24, ono of whom was under arrest, nnd tho other 23 bo- ing lodged for tho night, 'i'ho arrest was a fnrm hand of distinct Irluh nn tccedonts, who had 'como to town to blow In a llttlo of his surplus monoy and blow off a littlo of his surplus en orgy. Ho evidently succoedod pretty woll, for ho montlon having ono of "thoso hcadachos" this morning. Ho wns a pro tty decent appearing follow, and was reloasod by udgo Judab, with tho warning that it would go hard with him tho noxt timo ho appcarod in court. 4frH 8I-5H III 0 i i 1 1 8 6 1 i 111 I IH-WH 1 1 1 II M e 8 ii 1 1 8 ill! tmt r a 1 The Republican City Ticket! FOR PROGRESS AND GOOD GOVERNMENT Former Salem Girl Wods. A very pretty wedding was sol emnized at tho homo of tho bride's sis ter, Mrs. W. Morris, on Enst,.291i street, Tacoma, Wash., at 12 o'cock, Wednesday, November 30th, when Miss Clara M. Adam lipcaino tho wife of Mr. Adolph Bottlgor, of Tacomft. The ceremony was performed in tho pres ence of only tho rclntivcs and a few in timate friends of tho contracting par tics. After tho ceremony a wedding lunch eon was served. Tho happy couple wero tho recipients of mnny costly and use ful presents. Tho brido is tho daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Adam, of Stanaway Park, South Tacoma, and Is a handsomo and accomplished young lady. Sho is well known in this city, whero sho has a largo circle of friends. She is a sis ,tor of Mrs. W. F. R. Smith, with whom Bho lived in this city for seven years, until nbout two years ago, when sho went to Tacoma with Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Sho wns musician in Silver Bell Circle, Women of Woodcraft, for two years, and was a grnduato of the '01 class of the East Salem School. Tho groom Is a well-to-do business man of Tacoma, and a very estimable young man. Tho young couplo havo tho best wish es of a large circlo of friends here. Thoy aro at homo to their frloods jn their new home on East 29th street, Tacoma, Wash. Yot May Not Know That out stock is three times larger than last year. Different lines added to mate fceatrtifol and uncostly Christmas presents. ' Salem, Oregon, Dec. 3, 1001. To tho Voters of Salem: Tho Bopubllcan City Ticket is composed of tho nominees of tho people 2. made In an open, direct prfmary.a principle first recognizodby tho Be- 2 publicans of this city In tho olection of 1903, and endorsad by the poo- Hp pie at tho Juno olection of 1001. Under this plan nominations woro mado by tho poople and aro ro- , , sponsible dlroctly to tho peoplo and the character of tho abovo nomi- 1 ) nees proves tho wisdom of entrusting this power in tho hands of tho people.. Thero haa novcr been placod boforo the votors a ticket com- . . posed of cloatior, ablor or mora representative candidates than this ono offered by tho Bepublicans of Salem at tho coming city olection. Bach aspirant is fully qualified for tho dutios of the offlco for which no is nominated. Thoy aro all men of intogrity and not solf-coustituted politicians. T Thoy woro nominated at a dlroct primary, at which ovory citizen was f allowed to vote. They aro plodged to a policy of public Improvements, I maintenance of tho best public schools in tho state, an honost city gov- crnmont, conducted within the revenues of tho city, all public funds r publicly and honestly accountod for, all public contracts let to the low E est bidder, and tho onforcemont of nil laws in tho best interests of the city. Tills Bopubllcan administration plcdgos itself to maintain intact all publlo parks, and use- all means granted undor tho charter to improve mch placos of publio amusomout, and prosorvo these monuments of on tcrprlso by our pioneers an prico'.oss heritages from tho founders of this city. In conclusion tho Bopubllcan Olty Committee asks every Republican to do ldj full duty on Monday, that Salem, tho Capital City of Oregon, nay for Uio noxt two years bo governed in tho same progressive spirit that has boon characteristic whenever Republican policlos have pro vailed. Respectfully. BEPUBLOAN CITY CENTRAL COMMITTEE. a m i a m n 1 1 1 n n i m 1 1 1 n 1 1 h 1 1 n i h n 1 1 1 u m n Tho St. Joseph's Bazaar. Ono of tho events of this past week has been tho St. Joseph's bazaar, given by tho ladies of tho .Catholic church, which was hold from Wednesday to this evening, inclusive. Tho hall itself was beautifully deeorntccl. Bed nnd green are tho predominating colors, and artistic skill is much in ovidence. Streamers of red ribbon aro strung from tho sides and corners of tho room to tho center, while ivy, Oregon grdpo and mistletoe aro arranged in protty designs on the' walls. Tho Japaneso candy booth, tho contcr of nttraction, is on the stngo at tho rear of tho room, and is very novel. A largo Japaneso umbrolla is raised over tho booth, around which laurel foliage, with tho red berries, aro closo ly intcrwovon, and mado it all very protty. Japaneso fans and China lan terns n ro hung in u bewildering array Hero young ladies, in quaint Japanese costumes, sell swoota to all. A unique rustic rail fenco divides this booth from tho rest. Thoro aro two other booths, whoro nil kinds of fancy work and trinkets aro sold. Ono is conduct- I ed by tho ladios of tho Altar Society, and it is blue and white. Tho young la dieH of tho Sodality Society havo I chargo of tho other. Horo a largo doll is creating lota of intorcst. Each porson guts a guess at tho dolls nnmo for 10 cents, nnd tonight tho lucky ono will get tho doll. A pio guessing contest is also In progress, and tho lucky gucsser ' will rccoivo a. handsomo Battenberg 1 centerpiece. Guesses havo been sold nil jweok on tho couch, sofa pillows, Dutch clock, nnd n largo oil painting, and to j night thoy will bo rafiled off. The Sis , tors of tho Holy Nnmo havo donated a- handsomo Battenberg bureau scarf, up on which chances aro being sold. Musical nnd literary programs havo been givon all week. A fish pond cro ates a good deal of interest to tho youngor members. Tho bazaar has been Hand Painted China? Ctt Glass, Silvewae in Stealing and Plated, Gilt Clocks and Can dle Sticks. Manictitfe and Toilet Sets in Stea ling Silvetf Opeta and Field Glasses, Woven Wife Fobs greatest eve, Children's Brace lets, Diamonds, Watched, Rings, Chains, Charms, Brooches, Cuii Buttons, Studs, Ea Rings, Thimbles, Chatelaine Pins, Chatelaine Watches, Scarf Pins, Lockets and Neck Chains, Long Chains and Double Vest Chains, Silver Novelties too numerous to mention, Beautiful Music Rolls Yo will easily he satisfied that we have the largest and test stock to select from In the city and prices are right. ENGRAVING FREE Early shoppers can have articles laid away cntil Christmas. Goods ordered by mall will receive prompt attention. Everybody invited to look whether yoa bay or not. CHAS. H. HINGES Jeweler and Optician POPULAR PRICES FAIR TREATMENT 68 STATE STREET NEXT TO BANK j woll attended, and it has been a finan cial success, as well as n social one. Bright High School Paper. Tho issuo of tho Salem High School paper, "Tho Clarion," is out, and it is cortnlnly worthy of mention. It contains compositions, pootry and edi torials which nro oil very interesting. Miss Ncllio Casoboro, '07, has a good pioco on "Education in Gormany." A lotter from Mies Ncllio Clark, of this city, now a missionary at Nanking, China, is published. Perhaps tho best articlo of tho paper is tho poom, "Tho Beggar's Dream," by Horoco Sykes, '00. Scattered through tho paper aro little jokes and witty sayings which enliven tho wholo paper. Tho athletic sido of tho High school is. well written proprinto poem entitled "In tho Scrim mage," by Earl Eyre. Perhaps tho "Boasts" on tho last page nro the most interesting to tho studouts themselves, and some of them would do honor to Mnrk Twain. Euchre Olub. Tho Fortnightly Euchro .Club wero dolightfully ontcrtnlned yestordny af ternoon by Mrs. E.' E. "Waters -nn Mrs. Geo. W. AVntors at their pleasant home, No, 404 Summer street. Tho houso wns beautiful in a pro fusion of potted plants palms and trailing vinos. Tho ladies passed tho time very pleasantly in the game, and during tho uftcrnoon, light refresh ments were servod ter Christmas, and Mrs. Eugene Bifj rami will entertain. Engagement Announced. Mr. and Mrs. Jesso L. Stelwer,of Jef ferson, announce tho engagement of their .daughtor, Mario, to Mr. E. Fratl Douglas of Salem, tho wedding to be tho first week in January. No carJt Sure Cure for Piles. Itching piles produce moisture ui causo itching, this form, as well u Bling, Bleeding or Protruding Pile are cured by Dr. Bo-Ban-ko' PU Remedy Stops Itching and bleeddj Absorbs tumors. 60c a Jar at drcr gist, or sent by mall. Treaties fre There wns a cood Write me about your case. Dr. Bo- up, and sovcral ntorcstiug accounts of attendance of tho members. The noxtisanko. Phlla.. Pa. different games aro givon, with an ap- meeting of tho club will be Friday af- Foro sale bv Dr. S. C. Stone, drugfiit 5C Every pound of Cascade Butter, is soldiwith a guaran tee for quality and full weight. Do you use Cascade Butter? If not, just order a roll of Cascade butter of your grocer the next time you arc in need of butter. " jTHH TJ, mmWw H'dHte" '' . , , w -v -if n M 'T r i mT mmv at , '3r liSfrl'A & J Jf MM M s V-' w. --- M m 4 ,,-, jjp M M M Jm r . 1 ' i ' l m1 jM Ms mm r wi fiiUI"1"1 l .; , . , t , . - &mft -t 'W"fW i'0r '' tr fi BUTTER Cascad eButter is sold and recommended by the largest retail grocers in Oregon. Over 60,000 pounds sold and not a single complaint on quality.
