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OMLY CAPITAL JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1005.
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New Edison Theatre
.Beginning Thursday, September 21,
1005, pollto vaudeville's commence
ment time.
THE LAMBS,
And their Happy Manikins.
THE MULLALAYS,
"Singing and Dancing Punsters.
CROWLEY,
.The great male prima donna.
ILLUSTRATED
"Dnrkeyo, My Llttlo Pnppoose. New
song story. An Orogon production
THE "BIGAMIST"
On the Edisonosaopo.
Admission, lOcj reserved seats, 10c
extra. Two performances nightly. Mat
inoo Saturday at 3 p. m.
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PERSONALS 1 1 E
'E. CARRY
ITho Stovoris rifles In all tho va
rious patterns and calibres, just
ftho thing for boys to learn to
shoot with.
HAUSER BROS.,
Sporting Goods.
Framed Pictures J
Magnzlno sllpplngs, art
prints, postors, calondnrs, etc. J
nro quickly transformed into
attractive framed pictures by 0
tho aid of tho "Collins Frnmo- H
let."
FIVE CENTS
Invested will do wondors In w
decorating youT room. Drop Hi
In nnd wo will demonstrate its
workings. H
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Edison Tonight.
Grently Improved in many ways, tho
llttlo Edison, Salem's pollto vaudovlllo
threat will opon tonight. Its patrons
will appreciate tho oxtra vonttlatlon
spneo, tho sido exits and tho reserved
scat section, which havo bconnddod. A
good bill will bo Introduced tonight
nnd for tho balanco of tho week. For
next Monday, Tuesday nnd Wednesday
Manngor Merrill announces tho largest
and bost bill over soon at tho Edison,
bonded by "Tho Medallion Trio" of
harmony artists; "Viola Milton," tho
dashing comodlono and songstress, nnd
tho groat Rome, Mayo and Juliet, In
tholr sldo-spllttlng hit, "A Mlnstrol
Burlesque." Thoso peoplo nro all top
Hnors from tho groat Eustorn and West
cm circuits. Mr. Merrill says "tho
peoplo mny judgo for thomsolvos tho
quality of tho shows wo will glvo thorn,
nnd wo will abldo by tholr decision."
Football Tomorrow.
Tho alumni gamo for tomorrow after
noon has bcon called off, but in Its place
thoro will bo played a gamo botweon
tho flrst and socond toams, rolnforccd
'by somo old stnrs. Among thoso will
bo Coach Bishop, Bubo Sanders and
Flro Ohlof Savage. With tho addition
l of thoso thrco mon tho "scrubs" will
bo ablo to mako tho 'varsity
A. L Harvey
The Popular. Grocer
Cor. Court and High Sts.
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on tho second iino-up wuo mil prounuiy
bo playing on tho flrst toam boforo the
sonson Is ovor.
Tho gnmo should bo nn Interesting
one, and glvo tho men somo needed ox-
' perlenco for tholr California trip.
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L. D. Henry is a fair visitor today.
Fred P. Thum Is hiding tho trail to-lay.
Frank Dorby and family aro doing
tho fair.
Mrs. Theodore Roth is visiting tho
exposition, -
Martin Vlosko nnd family aro hit
ting tho trail today.
Sirs. Fred Honyon, of Portland, Is tho
guest ,of Mrs. Tom Kay.
Webster Ilolmoe Is attending .to lognl
business in Orogon City.
. Squifo Farrnr Is walking "tho
Streets of Cairo" today.
II. C. Portor, of Aumsvlllo, was in tho
city yesterday on business,
C. C. Goodalo and family aro "shoot
ing tho chutes" nt. tho fnlr.
Tho football gamo to bo played -4p
morrow will bo a warm one.
Max 0. Buren and family hit tho
trnll for Portland this morning.
.T. Hopt and family may bo found on
tho "Bridge of Nations" today.
Editor Manning, of tho Stntosman,
is viewing tho stock in Portland.
Gcorgo Slmoral and sister, Miss Myr
tle, nro oxposition visitors today.
Wnltor Fagt, and George Kcoton, of
South Snlom, aro visiting tho fair.
Mrs. .T. F. Cnlbrcnth went to Port
land this mornlug for a short visit.
Leonard Walker and wlfo, of Marlon,
spont yostordny In tho Cnpltal City.
E. A. Longcor, of Chndron, Nob., Is
tho guost of his brother, J. J. Loncor.
C. L. Johnson, of tho Golden Rulo
Mining Co., loft In'st night for Bohomia.
Stato Prlntor Whltnoy made a busi
ness trip to tho metropolis this morn
ing. Hon, A. Bush, A. Bush, Jr., and Miss
Snlly Bush wont to Portland this morn
ing. .
Mr. nnd Mrs. R. W. Slmoral aro
spending a fow. days at tho Portland
fair.
Mrs. Bnrmhnrdt and son, George, of
South Salem, nro spondlng a fow dnys
In Portland.
Frank Whims, of Tho Journal forco,
roturncd Inst cvonlng from n short trip
to Portland.
Judgo Hewitt and brldo loft for their
homo In Albany on tho Eugene local
last evening.
C. Marsh and wlfo woro among thoso
going to Portlnud this morning on tho
bclntod local.
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Soloct a fall suit that will proclaim
your up-to-dato-ness and do It now.
Don't bo ono of tha lag-bohlnds.. Como
out In now stylos In tlmo to wear tho
'iato stylos boforo ovcry othor man has-:
nppoarod in R now suit.
Best Styles in Shifts '
To mako tho now soason opon up llvoly
wo aro putting somo of our bost shirt
patterns on sale
Monatch Shitts - 65c
duett $1.50 Shirt.. 95c
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Salem Woolen Mill Stote.
tOPYMCHT I90S BY
Wl HOUSE OF rWENnQMBt
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O. T. BISHOP, 1'EOPRIETOtt.
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Tea and coffee go by taste
alone; and tastes are many.
Schilling's Best teas are five,
and coffees four; all different;
moneybaclc all; at your; grocer's.
SOCIAL
EVENTS
All records for tho tonnage of vessels
r'rnrlng from tbo district of Chicago
In ono month wero broken in August
vhen 1208 ships of all kinds, with a
hgistered tonnngo of 1,280,935 tons
leparted. During tho sarao period
-2 vessels with a tonnago of 1,280,
2 tons arrived.
Pennyroyal pills
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Strong's Restaurant
SMITH & SEITEET, Props.
This popular restaurant has been
reopened by Smith & Seffert.who
will conduct a first-class, up-to-dato
restaurant.
Eegular 25o dinner from 12 to
6;30.
Merchants' 20c lunch from 11
to 2.
8IIOBT 0EDEE3 SEEVED FEOM-j
6 A. M. TO 0 P. M.
Hewitt-Iiughead Wedding.
Judgo II. n. ITewltt and Mrs. W. A.
Laughead woro married last evoning nt
7;30 p. m., nt tho homo of tho brido's
sister, Mrs. W. A. Moores, in this city,
In the presenco of only tho immediate
relatives. Tho marringo service was
road by Tr. W. O. Kantner.
Tho parlors of tho Mooros home wore
very prettily decorated, with, greonery,
out flowers and potted plnntfl. A onnopy
was formed1 of tho fonthery wild oleroat
Is, under wbioh the oouplo stood during
tho ceromony.v
Tho brldo Is 'tho daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. II. Hlcin. nnd a charming lady
of high standing "In Salem 'circles, hav
ing lived here for many years. Judgo
Hewitt is ono of the leading profession
al men of Albany, and well-known
throughout tho state.
Thftv loft for their homo In Albany
Inst evening, carrying with them tho
good wishes of scores of friends.
First Party of the Peorless Club.
Invitations for tho oponlng reeeptlon
of tho Peerless Danelng Club have been
isuel for tha 6th of Ootober.
ALWAYS SWEEPS OLEAN
AND LASTS LONGER. '
THE BEST MADE,
A SALEM BROOM.
The. Oolonel'a Waterloo.
' Colonel John M. Fuller, of Honey
Grove, Texas, nearly met his Waterloo
from liver and kidney trouble. In a
recent letter he eays: "I wa nealy
dead of these complaints, and, al
though I tried my family doctor, he
did mo no good; bo I got a 60 bottle
of your great Electrlo Bitters, which
cured me. I consider them the best
medicine on earth, and thank dod who
gave yoU the knowledge to make
them." Sold and guaranteed to enre
dyspepsia, billonsneso and kidney die
ease, by J. fc. Perry, drnggUt, at BOo
a bottle.
Miss Isabelln Ackerman loft for Port
land this morning to visit her sister
nnd seo tho fair.
Do not fail to soo tho big trio, Sav
ago, Bishop and Snndors, tomorrow on
tho football Hold.
Assistant Superintendent Campbell,
of the ChomawE Indian school, spent
yostordny. in Snlom.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Wilson havo re
turned from a short trip to 'Portland
and tho Sound country.
Mr. nnd Mrs. James Davidson, of
Saeramonto, ar Mio guosts of their
nephew, A. C. Lawronoo.
Mrs. L. A. Frlor and Mrs. St. J.
Clayton went to Portland this morn
ing to visit the oxposition.
Mr. awl Srrs. F... Wiggins returned
last ovonlng from Portland, where they
havo been taking In tho fair.
The Misses Cora and Matilda Selg4
mund nro tho guests of Mr. nad Srrs.
John Solgmuml, of this olty.
Frod T. Slerrlll and family arrived
In Salem last night, to bo present at the
opening of the Edison tonijht.
Jnko Slltehell and Will Bennett ar
wntchlng tho Irrogotos oat dogs and
doing other stunts on tho trail.
6. B. Long, hnlfbaok on the football
toam, was called homo this morning by
tho serious illness of his mother.
Miss Tresea Srofllt went to Gervals
this morning, where she has been en
gaged to teach sehool this winter.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Talbert, of Oaar
ga, 111., arrived In Salem this morning
and will visit with the family oi u,
Byre.
Three old Willamette men will help
tho scrubs defeat the 'varsity tomor
row. It will be no shame to take the
money.
Loren nalo, of lone, who has been
visiting relative in ,a eUy and
Brownsville, left fer Bestern Oregon
this morning. '
Milo Burnett went to Oregon City
this morning, where be will join Us
family, They will go frem there to the
fair for a short visit.
Attorney and Mrs.. A. ST. Cannon have
quit housekeeping, and aro now board
ing at Bennett's, at the corner of Cap
ital and Cbemeketa streets.
Claude Gatch and family returned
last evening from Newport, whero they
have been for some time. Miss Eliza
beth Bush returned with them.
Srrs. A. M. Cannon nnd llttlo Miss
Carolyn, aro spending tho day at "La
l.lsli Meadows." Thoy will bo joined
by Mr. Cannon tomorrow, and procood
to tho fair.
D. A. Whlto, of tho firm of Whlto &
"Son, pormlttod n grain sack to fall on
his log yesterday, and, as a result, ho
has a vory badly sprained knoo. Tho
Injury Is a painful ono, and will lay him
up for somo tlmo,
SIlss Doan Wltzol wont' to Portland
this morning, whoro sho will ontor tho
Holman Business College Miss Edith
Wltxel also wont down this morning.
Sho will visit nt tho fair a fow days bo
fore going on to Rlohlnnd, whoro eho
will teach this winter.
Sfrs. John R. Bell, of Portland, re
turned homo this morning, nftor having
nttondod tho funornl of hor sistor, Mrs.
Bolt. Sho was occompanlod by Judgo
nnd Mrs. Burnott, who will visit at tho
fnlr for n few days. Tho judgo will
thon go to Yamhill county to hold
court.
A LIVELY
RUNAWAY
Thoro was a lively runnway about
noon, but tho toam was not of tho grnnd
stand kind, and did most of its artistic
work in tho ulloy, whoro It oould not bo
approolntod. Tho work was good, how
ovor, and tho stunt, whilo It lasted, a
good ono. Tho team belougod to Albort
Potsel, who lives six mllos south of tho
city, nnd thoy woro hitched to a light
top buggy. Sir. Petzol drovo into tho
alloy back of tho Wlllomotto hotel, nnd
tho. horses moving managed to pull tho
neck yoko off tho tongue, whloh dropped
sn.l thov started to run. They crossod
Ferry street with evor increasing speod,
tho buggy tonguo doing tho also plow
set. nnd soon nftor Retting Into tho al
ley tho tonguo mado a divo for a tele
phono pole, doubled up nnd broko from
tUo forco of tho Impact, wnuo mo
horses broko looso from tho buggy, nnd
flod on throuch tho alloy. As tuoy
rvieil tho sidewalk on Stoto street ono
horso fell and sllppod, and was dragged
half way aeross the street Dororo no ro
inHl his feet. Thon thoy lit out with
tho wild exuberanco of a sehool boy on
a half-holiday, but got nshameu or
hnmselves and wound up their frolic
by running under a shed at Schramm's
stablo and stopping. A broicon tongue
and a couple of slnglo-trees was tho
amount of the damage.
QUEER
. CASE OF
GROWTH
backward. Tho modlcal men attribute
this phonomoon to a probablo affoctlon
of tho brain, Thoy havo as yot no ex
planation for tho extraordinary growth,
Corvallls Tlmos.
Boy Near Corvallls, Doubles
His Stature in six
Months
Across tho Tlvor, In Linn county, from
CorvnlHs, rosldoj a boy of 12 years
that Is doublo tho slzo'and twlco ns
hoavy ns ho was six months ago. In
that brlof porlod of tlmo ho has undor
gono tho transformation from boyhood
to manhood, nis growth hns boon ao
abnormal that tho physicians of Oro
gon havo boon unnblo to account for it.
To grow so much that In six months
a boy Is twlco ns large Involved changes
that finally boenrao alarming. Signs of
beard beiran to appear on tho fnco of
ftbo swlfftgrowlng lnd. Ills limbs and
bodr took on a slza that was astonish
ing. Tho boy that had boon a child of.
ordinary stnturo and proportions nt 12
was a full grown man, woighlng 100
pounds, nnd standing flvo foot six or
sovon Inches at 12 yonrs and six months.
An unfortunato foaturo of tho caso 1
that with tho growth camo a troublo
that makes It lraposslblo for tho lad to
stand on his foot. At first it beenmo
difficult for him to walk around, and
by and by, ovon this could notr bo done
Thon it bocamo imposslblo for him to
walk without assistance Now, when
ho trios to stand alone, he quickly falls
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Governor George B. Carter, of
Hawaii, who, at the earnest soliclta'
tion of the President, has consented to
tomaln In office.
William Astor Chalmer, who has de
cllnod to becomo a district Tammany
loader, is well known no a politician
nnd socloty man. Ho also is roputod to
bo u millionaire, nnd fought with dis
tinction in tho Spanish war. Ho hns
trnvolod oxtonslvoly, nnd Is tho author
of sovorol books.
Saturday, Octobor 7th
Is tho dato of tho Dally Journal's
great special sale day. On thla date
you on n get tho Dally Journal for ono
your, cash in advance by mail, for $3,
or by onrrler for $5. This is a flat re
duction of $1. tf
UTILITY THE
SUPREME TEST
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thoy aro wonderful but beeauso
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Tolophonea aro not so plontlful bo-
causo thoy aro marvels but bocause
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You don't own a typowrtyor or watch
Or a dictionary or a lawn mower or
a safety razor bocauso they are
pretty or modorn or customary
but because
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Uso and worth decldo and ntlilty
g tips tho scales whon mero beauty or
. novelty are tbo counterweight.
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