DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREO ON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1005.
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COLE'S AIR TIGHT HEATERS
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Fire is Never Out Air Tight Always
If you want to burn wood or lighter fuel, you will nppreclnto thoiadvnntnges to bo fouml In Cole's Original
Air-Tight Wood Stovo. ' lf
Wood, chips and) ovon waste paper and rubbish make, excellent fuol, and aro burned with tho greatest economy
In our stovo.
This stovo will heat your room from zero to 80 degrees in flvo minutes. Tho flro lo never out, and Instead of
getting up In tho cold morning to klndlo a now flro, you elmply put la a httlo fresh fuel, open tlio draft, and tho
room is warm boforo you could start a flro in other stoves.
By reason of tho absolutely air-tight construction of tho stovo, which gives a porfect control over tho air
supply through tho ono draft, all (ho gasses sot froo from tho burning fuol aro retained in tho stove until burned
Tho saving of this gas nearly doubles tho heat, nnd at tho samo time makea our stovo tho only clean and hygenic
wood heater on tho market.
Tho combustion of wood and lighter fuel is so pcrfoct in this stovo, and it requires so Httlo fuel to do the work
that It tnkes four weeks of constant uso to form am avornge-slzod hodful of nshes. If you havo boon using n
loaky stovo which forms ashes liko a b on flro, you will approciato tho cleanliness nnd convenlcnco of a stoVo from
which ashes aro removed only five or six times during tho winter, nnd should nrrango at onco for tho purchaso
of a Colo's Air-Tight Heater.
EVERY STOVE GUARANTEED TO REMAIN ABSOLUTELY AIR-TIGHT AS LONG AS USED.
NO OTHER ROASTER EQUALS
THE
SAVORY SEAMLESS
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vBMMHiBPB As
The Raised Oval Bottom makes it
positively self-basting.
Different in operation frem other roasters. Results
always satisfactory. Easiest to clean
R. M. WADE CO
Pioneer dealers in reliable ilardware.Vehicles, & Machinery
Corner Commercial and Court Streets
SALEM, - - - OREGON
INCREASE OF
IMMIGRATION
"Practically all tho alions of East
crn Europe who uic now coming to us
(excepting tho Hi.hrows, whoso lovol
nf Industrial efficiency is high) aro re
cruited from a peasantry, tho most
backward and unenlightened In tho
civilized world. Ono wondpro whero
thoy got tho push, tho Initiative-, to
leavo their homes and start westward."
And tho "push," enya Ilonry McMa
hon In Public Opinion of Soptomber
0th, "como from tho outside Every
Immigrant Is a sourco of rovenuo (1)
to tho sub-agent of tho steamship and
railway companies in his nativo town;
(2) to tho village contractor or em
ployment boss whd Illegally contracts
to eupply" an employment agency in
Now York or Chicago with so many la
borers per annum1) (3) to tha gcnoral
agents of the transportation companies,
drumming up trado throughout Europo
and to tho companies themselves, which
do an immigrant business of $50,000,000
yearly; (4) to tho employment agent,
contractor, or pndTono in America, and
(5) to tho great corporations nnd man
ufacturing and engineering firms who
hlro theso unskilled laborers at tho low
est living wage. "With such powerful
Influences at work, such vast capital
invested, and so much cunning and nbll
ity employed to hothouso Immigration,
It Is not difficult to understand wly
tho least desirnblo elements of tho Eu
ropean population aro wrenched from
their homos and forced upon us. In
many Instances there is tho diroct mo
tivo present in tho minds of European
local authorities to got rid, of public
charges. When tho steeingo faro across
tho Atlantic sings to $10 as it did n
year or so ago tho temptation to con
tlnentnl poor-law boards to foist their
pauperized and v eoml-pouporizod de
pendents upon us becomes fairly irro-
(W-HttH ninitnnniii'","' '''
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rROM THE MOUNTAIN TORESTS
Of Orogott and wherovof tho best soft
woods aro obtainable, wo obtain our
supply of good salable lumber for In
door nnd outdoor construction, flooring,
moulding, siding, lath, shingles, scant
ling, and ovory kind of manufactured
or rough lumber.
GOOD ALE LUMBER CO.
4ie8ittiatBiaiicfiiii'lIBI,l,l'(;4
ststiblc. Fraud, too. plays a Great part
In this forced or hot-housed Immigra
tion; tho salo of forged or fraudulently
substituted American naturalization
papers has developed Into nn estab
lished business in Italy, Russia and the
Levant. In nil tho many features of
tho odiouu Immigration Unfile utalks
tho mnlignant figuro of Grcod. From
tho great transportation companion and
tho trust mncnatos. who would scorn
tho Imputation of fraud or wrongdoing,
down to .tho lowest Bcalawag wno
forces a naturalization paper or
coaches a wrotchod immigrant in a llo,
it is tho profits of tho business taat
sccuro Its perpetuity."
o
Hit tho Trull on Buna ays.
Coinmonelnc with: Sunday, August
0th, tho Trail at tho exposition nnd all
tho amusement featuros, as won as tno
oxhlblt buildings, woro thrown open,
and hereafter will bo running tho samo
on Sunday as on other days. In fact
tho exposition will bo practically as
complcto on Sundays aa on week days.
The Southern Pacific Company havo
on salo Saturday to Monday excursion
tlckots, $2.20 for tho round trip, which
onables visitors to go to Portland
Saturday afternoon and remain until
Monday night, or roturn Sunday even
ing as they may desire. 8-7-tf
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Somewhat Different.
"I supposo that old chap with tho
long white whiskers over there is ono
of your old settlors, isn't ho!" said
tho grocory drummer.
"I rockon he's whab yew might call
a old rosldent," rojolned tho village
morchnnt, "but be 'ain't no old settler.
Ho's boon n-owln' mo for nigh onto
thirty years." Chicago News.
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Notlco to Contractors.
Notlco Is horoby given that scaled
bids will bo roeolvcd by tho City of
Salem, at tho ofllco of tho underslgnod
at tho city hall In Salem, Oregon, up
to 10 o'clock a. m., of Soptembor 29,
1905, for tho construction of a Tela-
I. . - V.M.. .... Mill
rorcou concroio unugu -
crook, on Stato stroot, between Nine
toonth and Twonty-flrst streets, In said
city, to bo built In accordauco with
tho plans and specifications now on fllo
in tho ofllco of tho city recorder.
Each bid must bo accompanlod by a
cortlflod check to tho value of ten por
cent of tho amount of tho bid submit
ted ns a guarantee that tho blddor will
qualify by giving a good and accept,
nblo suroty bond, to bo npprovod by
.-.i ..I., tnin n. contract
tno mayor, nu uuw. .- - -
specifications ami bid submitted with
in six dnye after having rocelved notlco
of tho accoptanco of his bid, said cortl
flod ehock to bo forfeited to tho city
of Salem in caso tho bidder falls to
qualify and execute said contract as
above.
Tbo city of Salem reserves tho rignJ
to reject any or all bids, and tho bid
of any person who has bid beforo or
contracted for such work and been de
linquent therein will not bo received.
Plans and specifications can bo seen
at tho ofllco of tbo undersigned at the
city ball.
By order of the common council.
W, A. MOORES,
0.15-llt City Heeorder.
Out Ice Ctfeam
And Home Made Candies
Appeal to the ropulnr taste, and that Is why we have such a large salo
on them. Nouo better mado anywhere. Always buy GOLDEN BELLE
ICE CREAM and you then know you havo tho best.
The Golden Belle 2?fiE&t
PHONE ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
CHICHGO'S
MUSEUM
Tho first municipal musoum In tho
United States, opened In Chicago in
February, is tho subject of a suggos
tivo nrliclo by Matthew McConnell, in
tho August Bulletin of tho LcagUo of
American Municipalities. Incorporated
last year, this institution is an out
growth of tho City Homes Association
of Chicago, nnd has for Its purposo
"tho promotion of intelllgenco concern
ing tho administration of cities and tho
problems. Of urban life, through tho as
sembling of data and Illustrative ma
torlal rolating to tho processes of civic
lovelopmont, tho oxpert Classification
of tho material and its presentation in
a form calculated to meet tho ncods of
both tho student and tho pratclcal man
of affairs."
Though Iioub h1 by tho city, tho mu
seum is not a municipal institution, and
receives no further support from tho
municipality; bo far, tho directors and
others havo contributed tho funds, nnd
it is hoped) to carry on tho work on a
voluntary basis. In particular it is ex
pected that loan exhibits may como in
sufficient number to enablo n foaturo to
bo mado of thorn. Thoro aro, howovor,
pormanent oxhlblts, bucIi as charts, pic
tures nnd modols, tho property of tho
miisoum, which will surely bo addod to
ns tho work of tho museum becomes
known.
Among tho oxhlblts noted in Mr.
McConnoll's nrtlclo nro models of Now
York toncmonts, "moro Illuminating
than any amount of reading could be,
oa tbo way in which tho poor of tbo
city havo lived and tho improvements
which havo boon brought about,'" For
eign oxhlblts nro described as includ
ing somo valuablo items, special men
tion bolng mado of maps and other
data showing Gorman progress in civic
Improvement), Tho nrtlclo concludes
ns follews:
"Tho nnturo of tho museum and its
oxhlblts keops it from being purely lo
cal. In fnct, oxcopt as It collocts sta
tistics of Chicago, It will hold no moro
of interest for pcoplo of Chicago tbnn
for other mon and women who may
visit it. Nor will tho dwellers In cit
ies find moro to Interest them than
will tho residonta of tho smaller towns
ami villages. Throughout tho country
thoro havo been organized in lato years
illago improvement sociotlos. Their
members will find hero many thlncfl
interest and help them. Tho visitor to
Chlcnco always has in mind cortnliu
'ehow places' which ho feels ho musti
sco if bis visit Is to bo a success. lit
tho futuro It will bo well for him to
n.1.1 j lita Itafr iY l lf.l 1 n t nnl XfltflAITm M
IIUU IV UIB liDI. IUV 4lllf.l..!'., MMv...
Municipal Journal nnd Englnoor.
The; Colonol'o Waterloo.
Colonel John M. Fuller, of Hon'
Grove, Toxas, nearly met bis Watorl
from ilvor and kidney tronblo. In
recent letter ha Bays: "I was xroal
dead of theso complaint, and. nl
tboutrh I trlod mr family doctor, h
did mo no good; bo I got a 50o bottle'
OI TOUr KtCUI. JilUCHJO vi n-.v-
t,u1 mn T Mma'dAP them tho best
mcdlcino on earth, and thank God whc
them." Bold and guaranteed to curti
caso, by J. O. Perry, druggist, at BOt
a bottle.
rho Southern PAclflo oottpany S
Will sell tickets. Balera to Boswelt
Springs and return up to and ineludlufi
September 80, 1005, 1005, limited to 3CJ
days, rato of $3.05.
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The Season is Now On
NEW FALL GOQDS
ARRIVING
values, o wo will mark
Wo bought our goods beforo tho raise in
them at our usual low prices.
HOP PICKER'S
SUPPL IES
Gloves, heavy canvass, 3 pairs for 25c. Gloves (good fitting leather)
per pair). 25c. Hat from lOo up. Shirting, heavy blaek-hido twill,
per yard, lOo, Toweling, heavy cotton, per yard, 5o . Towels, largo
eize, 10c Towels, small eize, 5c. Turnover collars, 25o quality, big
drive, 15e. Hosiery, hoavy cotton, ooamless, 10c. Flannolletts, 15e
graded 10c Wrappers, shirt wists, dress skirta at very low prices.
R0STEIN & GREENBAUM
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING AND MILLINERY.
298 and 300 Commercial St
Salem
Special Excurswn Rates.
August 24 and 25 nnd September 16
and IT, tho Southern Paeiflo company
will sell 80-day special excursion tick
ets to eastern polnta. Stopover grant
ed ifolne and roturnlng. For partlcu-
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When thete is a geate ac
tivity in the baying and sell
ing of ptopet ty. When con
ditions justify it, we help
along those deals with a
moderate loan. If interested,
bring yot matter before us
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X lsrs see agents.
Danco at Livesly's
Hon yard Saturday night. Good mn-
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SALEM STATE BANK
L. K. PAGE, President
E. W. HAZARD, Cashier
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