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HB --i-i--j &SSSmS&mimmmmimmm amm'wmmtMmmMlm T,"l 4 DAILY OAglTAIi J0TJBNA1, 0AXBM; OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAT 31, 1003. LS!!9I . y 4 MATTER OF HEALTH tm wwmmww STATE DEVELOP MEETING 'Secretary Walter Lyon, of tlio Wll 'lamotto Vnlloy Dovolopment League; nnd President 0. A'. Hurley, of the Tn depondonce' Dovolopmciit League, were In Salem Tuosday to .nrrnijgo a program tlio Dovclontnont Loaguo Conven- m& POWDER Absolutely Pure HAS MO SUBSTITUTE 'VARSITY WINS FROM PACIFIC Tlio tlmo -was good In tho track ovents, but didn't crowd tho record at nny time. It Is claimed tbo track is very slow, and that tlio time is not n fair criterion of tlio men's ability. Fn clflc had tho hotter of it in tho dash- cs nnd distances, winning flvo firsts to Willamette's thrco, remborton, tho nlmblo footed, winning tho honors. In tho flold events tho work was not tho beat, though somo of it was fair. Louns- borry, of tho Wlllamottos, carried off tho honors of tho day for his team, his work being .second only to that of Fomlicrton. It was In a generous spirit WUlainotto Univorslty nnd Pacific of rivalry that tho contests woro hold, Oollogo woro up against ono another. nnd In this respect tho moot was up to yostorday afternoon in an athlotio con-l tho record. In rcsponso to urglngs by tost. Tho bnttlo was a royal ono, tho. tho crowd, Roy Heater, Pacific's train- woather being perfect nnd conditions 'or, and a splondid nthleto, gavo an ox Yesterday's Meet Resulted in a Victory for Willam ette 71 1-2 to 45 1-2 for tlon, to bo held tlioro Juno 12th nnd I3th. Tlio convention Is to moot Mon day nftornoou, nnd havo sovornl ses sions Tuesday, nnd includos n clnm bako, nnd n rnco meeting for side di versions. Indcpcndonco is a livo town, nnd thcro will bo a big gathorlng with f rco oxproslsons of opinions from prom inent men for tho good of Oregon. Thoro will bo n good ronds section with prom inent speakers, and tho bankers of tho Wlllamctto valloy will try to got to gether nnd form an organization, some thing thnt thoy havo novcr succeeded in doing before Tho local commlttco will glvo out tho program In a. fow days. PIONEER IN A NEW REFORM Papa Got Out An Injunction and They Could Not Move Go to P. 12. 8hafor, Salem, for har ness and saddlery. leod lavornldo for a splondid meet. Wlllam ctto won by a good margin, tho final acoro being in its favor by 71 Mi to 46it points. Thcro was no wrangling, every ovont being settled decisively, nnd loavlng no chanco for contention or hard footings. Thcro was, indeed, in, tho high hurdles a difference of opinion botweon tho judges, two giving tho Willamette mnn first placo, tho other placing him as socond. ' ' ' , hlbitlon of polo vaulting, clearing 11 foot with apparent caso. Tlio low hurdlo ovont was won by Pcmborton ovor Itadcr and Coulson, nnd was tho fastest ovont of tho meet. Tho high hurdlo contest was also a wnrm one, nnd nono of tho four contestants elenrod all of their foncos. Tnkon nil In nil, it was n very successful moot, ono calculated to Increaso tho good will botweon tho collogo mombors. When You Come To nogotiato for tho purchaso or wlo of real stato'posslbly wo can holp you out on tho monoy question. Wo aro proparod to mako loans of oasonablo slzo on good property, 'ortlal payments whon destrod. Wo aro nolthor doctors, lawyov, aor professional exports in tho af fairs of business. But when a cus tomer takes a notion that our oxpo lonce may bo bolpful to him, and comes to us for businoss counsel, wo iro always at his service Tho wo ven and young pooplo ospcclally velcomo. Salem State Bank L. K. PAGE, President E.W. HAZARD, Cashier Atchison Qlobe: Amoricnn women run tho house They decide when tho houso needs papering, nnd now furnl turc, nnd who slinll como In, but Abram L. Stone, a rcnl estato dealor In Clilcn go, U n pioneer In n now roferm: Ho will run his own houso. Ho has a wlfo nnd a princess daughter olghtcon years old. They doclded their houso was In nn unfashlonablo part of town nnd that It was Inconvenient. So thoy rontod n modern flat In n nlro part of town. Thoy told "papa" thoy wcro going to movo, and ho said ho wouldn't stnnd for it; that tho houso thoy woro in suited him. Thoy coaxed him by tell ing him that his brother lived in tho flat undcrnoath tho ono they had rent ed, nnd would bo "company" for him. Abrnm stood firm. Tho mother nnd daughter mado up tholr minds to movo anyway, and thought "papa" would tt over tho tantrum. Hut "papa" got out an injunction to hnvo them re- ' strained from moving tho household goods nnd whon tho moving vnns enmo ,they ran into tho mnjosty of their old home, 3140 Wabash nvenuo. In tho future, when tho American mon nro frco nnd nro heads of tholr own houses, It is likely that a monu mont will bo erected nt 3141) Wabash avonue, Chicago, in memory of Abram L. Stone, WPP'" ' w"'l JiW MW mSv mam mSfm Kr. -J gpN . Sll &m m mmm " ". i-' " MISS CCNEVIVE MAY. I CATARRH OF STOMAC BY PE-RU-Nfl. High School vs. WUlamotto. ThO high seliol boys crossed bats with .Wlllamottos yesterday, nnd as n ro .suit, tho high school scalp, so to speak, , hangs high or Wlllamotto's lodgo polo. Tho boys did not play onythlng liko their usunl game, in fact put up about as poor a gamo of ball ns ono would want to sec. On tho other hand Wil lamette ployod univorsally woll, Jor mnn pitching a practically flawloss gamo. Tho scoro was WUlamotto 13, High School 4. I J Miss Qonovlvo May, 1017 S. Meridian St., Indianapolis, Ind., Mombor Socond High School Alumni Ass'n, writes: "Peruna Is tho finest regulator of a disordered stomach I have ever found. It certainly deserves high praise, for It Is skillfully prepared. "I was In a torriblo condition from ft noglootod caso of catarrh or tho stomach. My food had long ceased to bo of any good and only dlstrossod ma after ent- lnir. I was nmianatiul. tinrl tinnrtliiim and heodaohos, nnd folt rundown com- I plotoly. But in two wooks after I took Foruna I was a changed porson. A fow bottlosof tho modlclno mado a great ohango, and In throo months my stonv aoh was oloarod of catarrh, and my on- . tiro system In bettor condition," Oonovtvo May. Write Dr. IUrtman, Prosldont of The Hart man Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio, for froo medical advico. All corres pondence hold strictly confidential. Miss Bess Schnfor, ono of tho nurss nt tho Ssnitorium, returned Monday from a short visit with Misses Paullns and Harriett Sears, studonts of tlio Monmouth Normal School. A Mr. and Mrs. Qoorgo Hooyonnd lit. tlo son, Emerson, of Oregon City, stop. pod off in this city from Eiigono Mon dny ovonlng, and "spout Decoration day, returning homo last ovonlng, Msses Nolllo nnd Lou Hostcttlor .daughters of B. Hostcttlor, postmaster ot tiio unnes, nro guests at tho homo of their grandparents, Mrs. nnd Mr?. H, II. Spnuldlng, on tho Garden roal. W. A. Llston rotumed yesterday, af ter u thrco weoks' trip to Klamath county, whoro ho went to settlo n couple of losses for nn iusurnnco company. Ife rojtorts that section In tho most pros, porous condition ho ovor saw It. Wov. Clnrk Howcr nnd wlfo, of Al bany, havo roturnod to their homo, af. tor spending n fow days hero, visiting frionds nnd nttondlng tho Mnrtin-Mc Vny meetings In tho Christian pavilion. Hov. Howor nnd Prof. McVny nro old school frionds. Tho editor of Tho Journal acknowl edges Invltntlons to tho ceromonlcs at tending tho oponlng of tho stnto port- ago road, nt Tho Dalles, Juno 3d, and tho commencement oxcrciscs of th Stnto Univorslty nt Eugene, Juno 11th to 14th, Inclusive M. L. Murphy, ono of tho original Tonopnh, Novnda, miners, who, two years ngo, was using a pick nnd shovel, nrnninontod tho standard sleeper south bound todny. Ho shook hands with Th Journal scribe, who used to trot with him In Nevada, and, ns ho owns dlri-dond-paying stocks galoro, ho had o air of satisfaction about him good to SCO. JOURNAL OPEN FORUM Correspondents need not ilgn names to communication In good faith, and not personal, and of local lntorost. McCORMCK MOWERS It will soon bo "Hay Day." Tho wlso farmers nro buying their cut ting mnchlnory now. Tho McCormick mowor appeals to tho former who carefully woighs tho merits of tho mnchlno, Irrospcctlvo of frlondshlp, roputatloif or anything of that sorti It appeals also to tho man who appreciates reputation, for thoro 's no reputation that compares with that of tho McCormick. Hero aro a fow peints: Hxtrn hoavy frame, which furnishes power to drive tho knlfo thnt novor clogs. Kxtra wldo frame, that eliminates sldo draft. Extra high wheol that rolls easily. Hxtra long pitman, thnt rcducos friction. Hxtrn largo-faced gears, thnt do not out and woar. Hitch on tho main shoo, drawing directly on cutter bar. Hitch undor tho tonguo entirely romovos neck wolghb. Mnin shoo outsido tho wheel, thus giving full swath. Comparo thoso foaturos with any mower on tho market, and judgo for yourself. Como in and look at tho mower, You will agroo that tho above points aro well taken. McCormick Self Dflmp Rakes Wo want you to notice tho oxtra hoavy nnglo eteol framo, tho stag gered oval spokes, with, ckannoled rim, the FLANGE TURNED IN, and tho romovablo box In hub, permitting a chango to bo offoctod if tho driver carolossly lots box cut out. PERSONALS Edtor Dally Capital Jeurnal: Will you kindly oxplnln how it is that thrM of tho best teachers in tho Llncola school wcro asked to resign, and no reason glvonf Thoy aro ladies who woro very nccoptablo, and havo taught Mrs. W. II. Parker spent Decoration our children for sovernl years. Wo were day nt Albany. surprised to learn thnt thoy had bees mm uiuo bKipton spent .Memorial. Dny in Cor vail is. Mlm Edith Pattorsoii, of Kosoburg, Here's the Sharpies Tubular Cream Separator If ovory farmor would bo sufficiently thought ful of tho comfort and eonvonionco of his wifo or daughters, ho would buy uothlng clso but a Sharploa Separator. 8o that low supply can. Isn't it In finitely inoro convenient nnd sensible than having It away up, in tho air whon it requires a laddor or box to roach it. Seo that gear oaso, everry goar on closed nud running iii oil all tho time. No worry about clogging ollcups, and up bother, as well as parfuct safety. And tho bowl. Just a long, light, hullow bowl, with only one insido part, ns ooiupnrod with from flvo to thirty in o(hor sorts. Como nnd seo tbo ma ohlno or send for circulars whother you own a maohino or not. Send for book, "Businoss Dairying." It will pay you to rend it. Has many good points that you've overlooked. i Hero's that sado-dollvory bunehor, wlndrowor aud bunehor, It can bo at tached to tho cutter bar of any mowor, nnd with It tho shortest clover can bo saved, ovory straw bolng lelivorod at tho rear of the mower In a long wind row or in bunolies, thus avoiding tho tramping by tho toam, tho gathorlng of trash ns In rnklug, and permitting tho porfost curing of tbo hay by froo olroulation of air. , Drop us a lino for furthor informa tion. Keep in mind our stock of Studo Iwkor fnrm wagons nnd buggjos, our splondid assortmont of biko wngons nnd runabouts of all sorts, our hacks, delivery wngons, surroys, otc Wo havo a big lot of spaco on our lower floor devoted to vohlolos, besides our cntiro upper floor. Visitors always welcomed. Pine rssortmont of two-horse cultl- i vators now on hand in tongueloss, tongue and riding sorb. ESfSSfSF HERE'S A SCRAP OF KEYSTONE rENCINQ No. 12 wiro throughout. Top and bottom wires doublo and twisted; brooking strain of oach cable greater than any foncing on tho market by actual teat. Stays run continuously, being twisted into the main wires, and thus forming an unyloldlng, non-slipping, olastlo fence, that retains its sbapo under all conditions. Drop us a line for circulars and names of many recent purchasers, whero you may soo tho fenco already up. F. A. WIGGINS Implement House Is visiting relatives In tho city John A. Dltter, tho Sublimity mer chant, wns a Salem visitor today. Mrs. Joshua Conn hns returned homo from n fow rtnyrf visit at Albany. Allan! oCnger, of Salem, visited frionds in Lebanon over Sunday. Mrs. A. Honoit nnd children, of Wil bur, spent Decorntlon Day In this city. Mr. nnd Mrs Frank O'llrlon and fam ily, of Allinnj, spont Decoration Dny In this oity. Captain Howard nnd wlfo, of Port land, woro In tho city to spend Mo uiorlal day. Miss Pearl Applegnto Is In PorHnnd, tlio guest of her sister, Mrs. Cyrus Woodworth. Ed. .Welty has returned from As torlo, whoro ho has been for tho past thrco months. Mrs. W. H. Byrd nnd Mlsi Edna Hyrd roturnod Monday ovenlng from a short visit in Portland. Mrd. W. A. Cuslck is homo from Roseburg, whoro sho visited her nleco, Mrs. S. C. Flint. Mrs. Frank Waters and llttlo dough tor have roturnod from a stay at Port land of two weoks. 12. Hostottler, postmastor at Tho Dallos, spent Decoration day with rel atives in this city. Mrs. Holon Dearborn and llttlo Ruth iliozorth, of Portland, aro the. guests of Mrs. Amelia Mlllor. Mrs. W. II. Slopor has rotumed from Waterloo, whoro sho visited hor daugh ter for a few days. Capt. O. W. Peters, of Dundee, has a big exhibit of vtho English walnut in dustry at tho Portland fair. Mrs. II. V. naslam nnd daughter, Miss Clara, returnod last night from a two weeks' visit In Portland. Mrs. Albert Williams and daughter have gone to Portland to attend tho oponlng of tho Lewis and Clark fair. Mrs. S. R, Jossup returnod Monday from Eugene, whero sho has been visit ing at tho homo of Prof, and Mrs. F. S. Dunn. uov. it, M. Messiok, pastor of tho Christian church at Montosano, Wash ington, is in the eity for a visit with his family. Bert Cloodrieh returned homo Friday from Salem, where ho has been attend ing tho Capital Business Collogo. Leb anon Bxpress-Advanee, Mr. and Mrs. Clydo Bellinger, of Portland, aro in the oity for a short time. They camo up Monday, to spend Decoration day in this city. Mr. and Mrs. II. 0. Plumb, of Spring Valley, have returned from a visit to tho East, whero they saw the St. Louis fair and visited friends in several states. i dropped. Thoro aro no hotter tcachen of children in tho city than Misses !!; ors, Smith and Bellinger, nnd wo would liko somo ono to oxplnln. MOTHER. (Tho Journal knows nothing of the reasons for making so many changes la tho teaching forco. For a number of years tho principlo has bcon followed of retaining compotcnt teachers, who woro giving satisfaction, nnd for a number of yenrs vqry fow change were inn do. Tho manifestation of bosslm io public mutters must havo places for III followers, nnd to mnko places some one must bo askod to stop out. Wbtjher this oxplnlns tho mnny removals ana olmngoi that nolthor paronts, teaehert nor children asked for Is not certals. It was supposed thnt, under tb law. no tenohor could bo nskod to IWP ...l.l . t I . .... .! w(r -. wiwium assigning somo ruuouu, u g. ing nn opportunity for hearing. IM when political managors havo to b tinted, tho fact that a toachcr is doltf tho best or tho worst work euti figure Tho pooplo must elect m l will not commit such outrages or mt morchandiso of public interests.)- Ed. J. X-RAYS Men do not liko houso cleaning, W novor roallze that it is their dirt ti makes It nocessary. Girls who can mako good butter v moro sought after by men than t" that play tbo piano. Sunday aftornoons a country W without a girl is as lonesome as a ee screw at a Sunday school picnic. SCOTT'S EMULSION Scott's Emulsion Scott's Emulsion Scott's Emulsion Scott's Emulsion Scott's Emulsion tlio nlrl stnrv. told tl'meS im'thnnf nnmW!inH reDCSt X over and over again for the last thirty years. But it always a welcome story to those in need of strength and health. There's nothing the world that stops vasfaf diseases as quickly as Scott Emulsion. We'll nd r la,P,'frt' ygA SCOTT & BOWNE, 409 P" Stml' N