Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, April 13, 1905, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text!iMWh... iL k 3 I I 1" 4 mnuHnagnHMmaaam jgf Jim J P n t JmrnM-, 4, f if-1f x t 1 ipima.i i mi Wmmi 'ii iiiuMiijumin.U TO, AID AMERICAN MERCHANT New. York,. -April "llTho now campaign organizing to secure from congress In the next session action to ward the rohnbllntion of the Amori can merchant mnrino will lie started in earnest tomorrow, when n mooting will bo held nt the Waldorf-Astoria to effect permanent organization and dis cuss plans. Tlic now ' organization In called tlio American Maritime League, and the president is former Senator John M. Thurston. The organization is thoroughly non-partisan, and com prises men of all business pursuits and every shado of political opinion. It docs not favor any definite- policy, either of subsidies, discriminating du ties port charges or tonnage taxes, but in.lor.8gti th"ejM!.lillc.in tho. i&ncrnjj.sub, ject of upbuilding the merchant marine of the- United State. An advisory board lists nlready been selected, with One or moro representa tives from overy state. President Moosovclt has tdgnlflod his interest in tho organization by accepting an hon orary membership and on tho advisory board nro former Secretary of War Itootr Becrctnry of the Navy Morton, AttorneyOenoral Jloody,, Secretary of War Taft, Chnrlos M. Schwab, M. B. Ingnlls, President Schtirmnn of Cornell University, President Harper of tho ,TJnivorBlty of Chicago, and Oovernor dills of Michigan. It is proposed that tho members of tlio lcaguo shall press tho subject pf Removed eucnioT u ! w-- C. T. Pomeroy JEWELER AND OPTICIAN, 381 STATE STREET. Eppley's Perfection i Baking Powder Takfi ihp Lead fpf PUJRITY, STRENGTH and LOW PRICE Ask your grocer for it yjHtmitimiimMHotiiiif i.. mf i i "irB tW i ----lk v-J-fl------i iiiiititiitiitKf DA-ST 0J - Sareitparlila, Good for anytmngr as your parents, crr-indnnrents. neighbors. VOUf own doctor. We willleave It to arfv of them. Best blood medi cine. Best "crvc tonic. fc&itrJgS:, MARINE building iijj tho merchant in irinc," espe cially on commercial clubs and organ izations. A magazine will bo estab lished in Washington whose columns will be open to a non-purtiwin discus sion, and prior to tho assembling of congress meetings will.be hold inthis city and in other parts of tho country. j " Don't Borrow Trouble. It is a bad habit to borrow anything but tho worst thing you can poosibly" borrow, is trouble. When sick, sore, heavy, weary and worn-out by the pains and poisons of dyspepsia, bilious ness, Bright 's disease, nnd similar in ternal disorders, don't sit down nnd brpod oyer, your symptoms, but fly for relief to Electric Bitters, noro you will find snro and pcrmanont forgetful ness of all your .troubles, and your body will not bo burdenod by n load of debt disease. At J. ft. Perry's drug store. Price 60s. Guaranteed. .0 ' - Tho county court of .fosophino coun ty rofuscd to innko an appropriation for a county exhibit at the Lewis and Clark fair. MODEL OYBTEE HOUSE. Ml Court Street, '"he best meals in tho city for the price. Quick sorvico, care and cleanli mes our motto. Phone 2C4G Main. MRS. JENNIE IIEADRICK, Prop. To tho Public. I have removed from Commercial street to. tlio 'told stand, first door oast of tlia Ludd & Husli bank. That stand bus been a joworly storo for over 110 years. I will .attempt to make it a bettor store than over be ofre, All my old customers will bo welcome, and I solicit tho entire public to cull and visit my new store. THE PICK OF THE FOREST lint boon, taken to supply tho. stock of lumber In our yards. Our stock liXl complete With all kluda of lumber.; Just rocfllved a car load, of No, 1 shlnglo, also a car of fino shak, Wq 8M able to All any and all kind of bills. Coin and lot ue ahow yon' our stock. Yard and office soar fl. P. passenger depot. 'Phpaa Main ML QOODALE LUMBER CO f nifiiiis)tat(i, A JUDGE Or PRIME MEATS Always knows what he wants, aud knows, that ha can always get it from our choice stoek. If you want a delicious roast, steak, chop or outlet that Is tender, rich and sue culeuF, and out by an expert hand, trimmed and got up for your table to suit tho quoea'a tst, you will always find (t at CROSS1 and at lower prices than you can find It anynhers l in BalemA E, C. CROSS Phono J59L - . XQWIiU-, 84XJBK, OSSQOH, THUJtSDAY, APBIL.13, 1905. fMMtgWMtMtyMlMgMiaMMtHMMtMggeM9aHv; NEW YORK m mj m mm wr i h r . 9. i9mMmmu9MumMnmmn9mmMEmMiL9m9mx9 A millinery shop window is now a curious sight; exaggerations of all kinds amt exquisite creations are so arranged thnt almost Btartlihg. contrasts nro the result. A NapolporV, shape in pink gossamer strnw, with an outline of tiny rose buds at hack nnd front, (intended for a very young person) is next an immense black lace straw, with n high crown, and two gorgeous ostrich plumes. Then a large sailor hat, with crown of tho richest colorod silk nnd lace brim, lins for; its neigh bor a jet toquo with white ostrich pjume. A green straw, trimmed with whito lilacs, is near n large shape of Milan straw, the brim bent in three curves which are filled' in With large roses nnd foliage. Ostrich Flumes. were never moro important, thoir graceful undulations doing- away to some extent with tho absurdities of hnts) 'designed to bo conspicuous. Vol .vet is nlso u factor in millinery, partic ularly in tho "high back" effects, whore it is combined with, flpwprs of several kinds. Largo roses -nro well adapted to shapes turning up at one. side, or formingthe center of n flat orpwn of flower Tho position of styl ish hats is varied. Some tilt over the face, especially the' "high back" shapes, others perch on the-pompadour roll, then again tlio large suilor is worn quite flat on the bond. That, Beautiful Accessory, the. parasol, now comes with renewed beauty and variety. Myriads of plain silk pnrasola in different styles, nrp' suitable to tho shirtwaist, suit, the novelty however is tho "sult-caso par asol," jointed in tho handle, which is certainly n great' convenience. Check ed pnrnsols with flowered silk bordors nro in keeping with the presont rage for checks, and ono style of elegant plain silk parasols haVo cut jot bead or steel bead handles, somo boing fin ished with n largo knob. Tho Lingerie Parasols while affording no genuine protection, nro very pretty, and range from those of simple muslin edged with em broidery or eyelet work, to the hnnd embroidered ono, with insertions of real Vnllenciennes lace. Tucked and ombroidorod linen swell tho category, and hand-painting or colored embroid ery on each gore or in a wreath nronnil tho parasol, nro usually u beau tlfnl blonding of delicate tints, Gnth ored tucks of blue or pink chiffon, a lit tle moro than an inch apart, from an entire pnrasol, remarkable for its soft ness nnd beauty. Illustration This linndsome street costume, tho il lustration of which is supplied by Tho Demorest Fashion Co., is of brown shot mohair of a beautiful lustrous quality, with collar and cuffs of crenm white suede cloth, edged with brown mohair braid. Tho belt is ofjirnid and tho girdlo of soft inessttllno tilf fota in chameleon effect. Tho skirt is of tho populnr nino-gpred type, with tho side plaits arranged over eaoh seam, nnd down the center of each gore. Linen downs and Suits fur from showing the declino of favor prophesied on account of the longevity of its fashionable reign, linen is to bo tho enwo in gowns, waists, suits, coats nnd embroideries. Tho gowns nro of irroststublu charm in their latest devel opment. Embroidery in heavy hand work, open eyelet work, Irish chochot or linen laces oro usod freely for their CASTORfA For Infants and Children, Ihs Kind You Hays Always RNfM Boars tho Signature of A Now York capitalist has been nt Eugene looking the ground over with a view trt building electric roads rndl ating from that city. Ho is satisfied it would bo a paying project. PROPOSALS INVITED Sealed proposals endorsed "Proposal for construction of buildings, etc., at Oregon State Fair Grounds" will bo received by tho State Board of Agricul ture for tho construction of buildings, plumbing, sewerage, drainage, painting, eta, to bo don at the Oregon State Fair Ground, in neeoxdnnee with plana and spefllusAtlous on. filo at thai Qttteo of W. D. Pugh, arehiteot, Salem, Ore gon. Pids will be rMoivtid at tho ofllco of F. W. Durbiu, Stat streot, Saloni, Oregon, until Saturday, April 15th, at 1:30 p. m., nod tben publialy opened. Bids must bo made out on blank form, which can be secured at ths architect's oitioc. , Tho board rcservta tho right to re ject any and all bids. vr. n. downino. 9 S3 m m m -k h h h w i wa n. - m 1 embellishment, and they are often as costly as they are beautiful. Linen etnmino is one of the lates varieties in shirt-waist suit style. Seen at fl recent opening was a linen suit of the bluet-blue shade, now called "Alice blue," with' a half-length coat open in iront nnd a circular skirt. The edges of the entire costume including the skirt were hand-scalloped with the samo color, and tho sleeve fronts of skirt and frout nnd back of coat were ombroidered in heavy hnnd work of the sumo shade. LUCY CARTER. & ii I) Whon you want Hop Baskets, i Fruit Boxes, Trays for fruit i Dryors, call on J J M I I ii G. F Mason Miller Street, South Salem, Phono i 2101 Red. j j lAAAJaAlftAaAAAll Ttc Cluh Stables First-class Livery and Cab Line. Funeral turnouts a specialty. Tally-ho for picnics nnd oxcursion parties. Phono Mnin 241, Comer Liberty and Ferry. Chas. W. Yannfce, Prop. Hfiie Wing Sang Co China and Japanese Fancy Goods, Mat tings and Dry Goods, Silks, Em broidery Lacos. Mako up now lino Qonts' and Ladles' Furnishing Goods, Bults, Wrappers, Skirts, Waists now at low prices. Solo cheap. By alley, Court street, Salem, Oregon. 'Phono Black 2105. During Housecleaning Evory woman has an immense amount of extra washing to do, just nt tho timo whon It is most trouble and both er. Why not send it all to us nnd snvo yourself this work and bothor. Phouo or postal will bring our wagon Salem SteamLaundry COLONKL J. OLMSTED, Prop. DOKOUS D. OL1ISTEI), Manager. 250 Liberty Streot. Phone 411. f-, JL7 1 JLJ- STOCK W now have a full stock of Hy acinths, Tulips, Crocus, Narcissus, Snow Drops, Jonquil and a &i.o as sortment of Chlneso Sacred Lilies. Would bo pleased to havo tho public call aud Inspect our stock at Savage & Fietclie 322-324 Commedal St. FASHIONS I -. ' -ave k Vf I PT classto I FOR SALE. For Sale. Black Minorca eggs, from nrize-winninc stock. J. H. Farrar, 267 Cottage street. 3-22-lm For Sale. 200-acre stock farm, $25 per acre. Inauire of Wm. S. Mitchell, 3aoi wnter fttrnet. Salem. 3-27-lm For Sale. Small dry fir wood, at $3.20 per cord. Phono Black -2061. T. u. Davidson, Jr., Moroingside. 1-20-tf For Sale. Five or ten-acre place, first- class improvements. Close to school, church, postoflico and railroad. Ad dress "X.," care of Journal For Sale 40 head Angora goats, about half and half. Inquire at Hall's i'er rv. 4-11-tf For Sale, A fresh milch cow, and n calf ten days old, and Logan berry plants. Inquire of C. Dillman, 326 Commercial street. 4-ll-3t Furniture for Sale, I must close out most of my furniture in tho next few days, and will offer bargains at pri vate sale each day, beginning Mon day, April 10th, from 10 to 12, and 2 to 5 each day. Mrs. T. Holverson, corner of Winter and Chemekotn streets. ' 4-10-tf WANTED. Wanted, Situation to assist in house work or care of child. Address "Z." care of Journal. 4-12-3t MISCELLANEOUS. Hotel Scott Newly furnished, every thing clean and first class. RoomB at reasonablo prices. In Cottle block, Salem. A. Scott, prop. 7-6-tf. Salem Iron Worlm Founders, machin ists and blacksmiths. Manufacturer of all kinds of sawmill machinery. Hop and fruit drying stoves, otc Manufacturers of tho O. K. Grubber. Shand & Marcus. 11-29-lm Davey & Savage. Real Estate, Loans and Insurance, Conveyancing and Exnining Titles. Notary work done. Bring us list of your proporty for sale, 492 Stato street, near High. 3-8-tf Say Have you tried Edwards & L-uscn-tr't for meats. We have the best SKitsnge in town. Coma and try It, and be convinced. 410 East State street Notice. To tho travoling public: Don't go wrong, but go to tho Eldricdge, n first-class houso, largo rooms, clean beds. Terms reasonable, 302 Com mercial street. Phono 2814 Main. ' 4-8-lwk .Highest OaBh Price Paid for chickens, gocso, ducks and all kinds of farm produco at Capital Commission Co. Tolephono 2231 Main, 177'Commorr cinl streot, Salem, Or, 1-4-tf-dw WE Aro Now buying oggs. Call on us for prices boforo you soil. Com mercial Cream Co. 3-11-tf i -!-- . I Gold Dust Flour I Made by THE SIDNEY POW. ER COMPANY, Sidney, Ore gon. Made for family use. Ask your grocer for it Bran and shortB always on hand. P. B. Wallace f AGENT w&-..-.s.aa8ia))attgft. Wll 1 1 8 4 H-t-H-i 1 1 u in 1 1 i COOL AND REFRESHING J Those Drinks at Zitm's : X We Put lec in Every Drink j m mnimmuim 1 1 1 1 U.J. LEHMAN Sash and doos.. All kinds of house finishing. 'Phono 131 black, Also two floors of -warehouso for nt; elevator and switching facilities. II. SUNN'S N3N OURl C0UOHS, COLDS, C .IIP - 'w .- - -w vm in vtram noinM aar em SlL?fia- ' cp PWttpU. K - wit cia cw 3uv eortf 'All The census enumerators nt Astoria expect thy total number of inhabitants wilt foot up 15,000, i i iVl VK1JUP, ivcacHH-bwiarR. fM.ual taUke and m if Tlieo. M. Barr Successor to Barr t i Petzel, tinner and plumber. Hot - water and steam heating a rpeclaltT ou.uui, wiuguu. 3-2. Denlson & Chase, 178 Liberty street Salem. Bepair work, typewriter and cash register repairing, electric bell work, lawn mowers sharpened, lath work of all kinds. xno xiuson uo. jueaiers in choppj feed, seed, bran, hay, flour, dried irun,etc. mgnt street,adjoining open house. 3-28-ln Frank M. Brown Manufacturer Tt sash, doors, mouldings. All kindj of house finish and hardwood w6rv Front street between State and Cout ' CALL ON YOUR STEPMOTHERAT the Salem Dyo Works when yon want your clothes cleaned, dyed re paired or pressed, rellned, velvet' col lars on; also suit pressed by tie month. You can got anything 'clean- ou, irom a pair ot giovos to the most elaborate silk gowns. Mrs. O n Walker, Prop., 195 Commercial street ARCHITECT. W. D. Pugh Architect and super! tendent, plans furnished for all eha- cs of building and structural work Ofllco 116 Stato street, Tioga block, Hal em, Oregon. PHYSICIANS. Dr. E. E. Jackson Treats all diseasa of domestic animals. Ofllco and bci pital at 16th and B strots, phone ! White. MUSIO STDDIOS. Mrs. Lottio Dorris Boom 5, Qraj block, vocal and instrumental musit tnugnt. 3-22-lm. LODGES. - --- v sws Salem Camp, No. 118, Woodmen of Uu World Meets in Holman Hall ever; Friday at 7:30 p. m. L. R. Stinson, ! consul; P. L. Fraser, clerk. Foresters of AmericaCourt Sherwood Foresters No. 19. MoetB Friday fa Tumor block. Ira Jorgenson, p. A. L. Brown, Sec. Control Lodge No. 18, K. of P. Castle Hall in Holman block, corner State! and Liberty streots. Tuesday of oat weok at 7:30 p. m. T. J. Oronise, CJ C; W. I. Staloy, K. of R. and S. muucrif nuuamcji ot .nmerici4iri t gon Cedar Camp No. 6246. MwJ evory Tnursaay evening at 8 o"cice!5 Holman Hall, R B. Matten, T P.; A. L. Brown. Clerk. DRAYMEN. Wc1klrrrWhitTcrNe and transfer business, meet el trains. 'Phones, down town, Ma 2181, residences, Blue IB, red 207.i Stand 218 Commerslal street 8-12-ll WATER COMPANY. SALEM WATER COMPAftt OFFICE CITY HALL. For 'water Horvirn nnlv at ofitt ums payablo monuuy In adraon .----- - ,- -.v --( Mae all comDialnts at th offlo h'M"MI 1 1 I I l It 4' tut im The New Comer The Old Timer T And all others who are looking for tho best quick meal never I I fail to appear at tho I White House Restaurant GEOEQE BROS, J, OUIK) J3UWV .f - ! 4 J III t HHj Cteeping Upwafdsi That's what, we aro doing ev dav. All admit that our mcaU ' qven growing bettor, and tho crowds , aro growing larger daily. COFFEY'S RESTAURANT 205 Commercial Street A Pleasant Way to Travel. I R? S 4C R Tho above is tho usual verujet tho traveler usinc the Missouri Pi railway between tho Pacific coast 1 tha east, and wo believe that tne '3 ico and accommodations given " this statemenL From Denver, Cols" ,in Rnrlmra nnd Denver thera are t through trains daily to Kansas Ck and 8t, Louis, carrying gunman sk tantli.rd eleetric-linutcd Siwr ears, chair cars and up-to-date dink cars. Tho same excellent serv.co .iiatai1 trnm TTnrKn CitV SU 1 Louis to Memphis, Little Bock an. Bj Rnrtnn. If vou aro trolne east fl south, wtUo for particulars and iu" farmatioa. W. C. M'BRIDE. Oen, Agt, 324 Third 8L, PorUand, Or-J 'mmmHmwmmmmmmmmmm 44 td 10d lw Prwldeat of Board .: