Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, October 14, 1905, TWO EDITIONS, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textr-', r'njtiimi'v v1- -- ff ! 'I 'MS- M "!; it : : i ' It fl it f it I f . it 17 - 4 DAILY OAWTAI. JOURNAL BAXEM, OJUSOOX, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1905, "' if. P T r i Baking Powder Absolutely Jure t Makes the finest, lightest, best flavored biscuit, tot breads, cake and pastry. Royal Baking Powder is of highest quality, always pure, wholesome, uniform. The contents of each can are exactly like every other, and will retain their strength and freshness regardless of climate or season. Remember that Royal is a pure, cream of tartar ba king powder, absolutely free from alum or phosphatic acid. Alum and Alum-phosphate powdcts ate mmious Do Not Use Them A e r Xk SUNDAY SERVICES 8t. Paul' (Episcopal) Chcmokcta and Church streets, Rov. Darr 0. Loo, rector. Usual services at 7:30 n. m., 31 a. ro. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school '0:45 a. m. Tho Sundew school has been reorganised and newly graded, awl strictly modern coirrses of study 'havo boen established. Classes are to rbegln work at once. Tho reejpr desires tho co-operation of all church people in Twllding up this important department. ' Tho public is weleoroo at all services In St. Paul's. First Mofuojlljt, Episcopal Her. II. Bollock will preach at ' 10:30 on Moral Athletics," ami at 7:30 on Today and. Tomorrow." Bible school ,at 12 ixu, Professor B. II. Anderson, superintendent. Hpworth longue at i0t30; tople, "Better Work Our. Obap- tor 8houlil Do;" Professor a O. Boy or, leader. AH are invited to attend these servies. sermon and ohildrerf'a classes at 11 a, in.; subjest of lessoa sermon, "Proba tion after Death." Wednesday even ing, meeting at 7:30 p. m. Heading room open daily except Sunday. Chris tian 8oioncoHall, 'corner of Court and Liberty streets. Christian Science Second Church of Christ, Soiontist, 140 Chemckota street. Sen-ices Suudiy at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Subject of lessoa sermon, "Probation niter Death." Sunduy at 11:45 a. m. oWdnesday evening, testimonial meeting dt 7:30 o'clock. Reading room in tho church open eadh afternoon except Sunday. All aro cor dially Invited. Tho First Christian Church, corner of High and Center streets Preaching by the pastor, D. Errott, 10:30 a. ro. am) 7:30 p. in. Respective themes, "Tho Right of Wayy and "What Is Truth I" Bible school, 12 m., Dr. II. 0. Upley, superintendent. Christian Endeavor, 0:30 P. M. Strangers and visitors welcome. Christian Selenee First Churok of jj Christ, Seiontlau Services; Lesson Buggy Robes Wo carry tho largest lino of Robes In tho city. Tluah Babes, Wool Bobee, all colors and shades. Prices tho lowest. Horse Blankets r Wo carry a full, Unogf tho Fam our 5-A Horse BlkakeU? the' best and strongest jndov Storm Aprons Wo 'mako alj O0? Styrrnj Aprons, and they'iF'saT crack liko factory made aprons. hbnney buoqies - RAOTNB BUOOaXSj, j BAIN WAOONS . TEAMHAttNESS BTjaOY HARNESS - - E S Lampo t9 Sddley Co Established 1809. ' &&f CfcUiSh Cleanse your system of all impurl ties. Now is tho time to take HoIHs ter's Rocky Mountain Tea, It will make you well and keep you well. 35 cents, Toa or Tablets. Dr. Stone's. ' .i o- Early next month G. P. Putnam's Sons will issue "Through Corsica with a Camera," a volume of travel by Mar garet d'Este. HALF n A DAY IS ALL Why suffer with tiredness, mean, eross feeling, no strength, no appotltof Hellster'a Rocky Mountain Tea will mako you well and keep you well. 35 cento, Tea or Tablets, Dr. Stone's. - . o "Tho Maker of .Canada," written by Canadians, presses to be a valuable and iastruotlvo series. The series be gins very appropriately with Cham- plain, founder of Quebec, and seleeter of the. site of Montreal. Mayor Lane Decides Portland Can Take Half of the Last Day for tfie Fair A proclamation was issued yesterday by Mayor Lane, of Portland, declaring a half holiday in that city from noon toduy. This was to commemorato tho closing day of tho Lewis and .Clark Fair. All Portland business houses and public Institutions wore closed. The oloslng exercises aro to bo par ticularly spectaoular and impresslvo. Besides a realistic rhain naval battlo, thoro will bo a grand final illumina tion and pyrotechnic display. Just before raiitatght tho united bands will gather and play "Auld Lang Syne," while tho sky will be brigbtenod by an enormous motto "Goodnight" that will be written in great letters of flro on the biggest sky this side of Chicago. Don't let tho children suffer. If they aro fretful, peevish and cross, give them Holllster's Rocky Mountain Tea. The best babr tenle known. Strength and health follow its use. 35 cents. Dr. Stono'a. -o '-. A scrieo of, articles on the young men anfl country life -will appear shortly in Tho Century written. by Prof. Liberty IL Bailey of tha New York Stato School ,0$ Agriculture at Cornell, Free to ehlkJreB sehool blotters at stores that sell Bppley's Per feet Ion Baking Powder. Buy your- sausage at Farrlngton's if you want something good. Tha Fleming H. Re veil Co. publishes in thU country, "Tho World Without st Child," by Coubon Kereahan, whieh is reported to be attracting much attention in England. - O ' " OAMITORXJa., uta lM ra TWNMWHje BMt KiSStoM CCffMtk An English Author Wrote. "No shade, no shine, no fruit, no flowers, no leaves, November I" Many Americans would add no freedom from catarrh, whieh is so aggravated during this month that it becomes constantly troublesome. Thero is abundant proof that eatnrrh is a constitutional disease. It is related to scrofula and consump tion, being ono of the wasting diseases. Hood's Samparilla has shown that what is eapablo of eradicating scrofula completely cures catarrh, and taken in time prevents consumption. We can not see how any sufferer can put off taking this medicine, in view of tho widely published record of its radical and permanent euros. It Is undoubt edly America's greatest medicine for America's greatest disease catarrh. o Among tho new publications of D. Appleten 4 Co. are "Duke of Devil-My-Qore,'' Xtj Harris Dickson, Sen-' aterlleverldgo's ,rTho oung Man and tfcft World," and Kirk Monroe's "The Outcast Warrior." Soto Cure for Piles. Itehbg Piles produce moisture and canse itching, this form, as well as Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Pile arc cured by Dr. Bo-san-ko's Pile Remedy. Stops itching and bleeding. Absorbs tumors, COc a jar at druggists, .or sent by mall.' Treatise free. Writs mo about your case, Dr. Bosanko, Phil adelphia, Pa. o Charlca Serlbner'a Sons are bring ing out w new edition, et reduced price, of the lato Mrs. Mary Mapes Dodge's popular book for children, fH,a' Brtaksrj or, The ' silver Skatea,"1 chhjhuek cxy roa FLSTCHEB'S CASTOKXA. SCHOOL BONDS LEFT A Good Investment Being Overlooked by Salem's Monled People The subscription lists for tho issue of $3B,000 of sehool bonds, authorized some months ago at tho annual school meeting, will remain open but a llttk) moro than two weeks, or until tho first of November. Thoy aro In tho hands of Secretary Goodale, of tho board, who reports a total subscription to dnto of but $3450. Tho issuo was offered to tho Salem people during tho latter part of Sep tember. Tho bonds woro authorized to provido sufficient money with which, in addition to tbo sum in tho hands of tho sehool board, to comploto tho new high school building. They nro 40 por cent fivo year certificates, though they can be retired beforo that tlmo at tho op tion of tho school board. As an in come investment they aro glltedged, In reality worth almost 8 per cent as they nro non-taxabl. It Is tho opinion of Secretary Good slo that boforo tho subscription lists aro closod tho bonds will bo nil taken up. Up to this timo tho largest lump subscription is $500, of which thero are several. Thero Is no Hiuit, however, to tho amount for which anyono may sub scribe. Tho list of bond takers to dato is as follews: A. R. Parker $500 A. E. Porker, trustee 500 A. E. Parker, trustee 500 A. E. Parker, trustee 500 Mrs. Robeeea J. .Baker 500 Miss Pearl Baker 250 Roy Burton 100 J. S. Graham 500 J. S. Graham, trustee 500 J. S. Graham, trustee 500 Miss Tent ..' 450 Mrs. Ann Armstrong 100 Mrs. Ann Armstrong trustee .... 100 Mrs, Ann Armstrong trusteo .... 100 Mm. Ann Armstrong, trustco .... 150 Roy D, Byrd 500 George H. Ellcrs 500 Gust Uaydon vv. 250 BorthftBJayden 7. 250 William Butto ' 500 Frank Harvey .....- 500 Jnrro Harvey 500 William J. R. Jones 200 o The Royal Month and the Royal Dis ease Sudden changes of weather aro es pecially trying, awl probably nono moro so than to the scrofulous and con sumptive. Tho progToss of scrofula during n normal October is commonly great. Wo never think of scrofula Its bunches, cutaneous eruptions and wast ing of tho bodily substance without thinking of tho great geod many suf forers from it have derived from nood'a Sanwparllln, whose radical and pormanent owt of this one diseaso are onough to make it the most famous medicine in tho world. There is prob ably not a city or town where nood's Sarsnparilla has not proved its merit In tuoro homes than one, in arresting and completely eradicating scrofula, whioh Is almost as serious and as mush to bo feared as its near relative con sumption. o J. Appleton & Co. brought out this week "At tho Braperor's Wish," by Oscar King Davis, with decorations in Japanese designs and colored pictures. o . ... A Daredevil Rids often ends in a sad accident. To heal accidental injuries, use Bucklen's Ar nica Salve, "A deep wound in ray foot, from an aecident," writes Theo doro Schuele, of Columbus, O., "caus ed mo gTeat pain. Physicians were helpless, but Bucklen's Arnica's Solve quickly healed it." Boothes and heals burns like mngle. 25o at J. C. Perry, druggist Dodd, Moad & Co. have issued a mew volunio of poems by Paul Laurence Dunbar, consisting of a eeleetiea of some of his dialect pleees. The book is handsomely Illustrated and also has marginal decorations in color. o O.A. S ! Q 3FJ. X.A. , dttrrtas gltUttdYHimiiAtarsBogM o Tho John Lane company is to issue Immediately from the Bodley nead tho now two-volume edition of the poems of William Watson. There will be, besides many now verses, some of his better known pieces, and others that hare been revised. 111 o CHTTiDBEJf OKY POB FLSXGHX&'S OASTO&XA. FARMER CANDIDATE IN TOWN Popular Wan on the West Side Seeks Guber natorial Honors Dr. James Withycombe, of tho Ore gon Agricultural Station, was In town toilhji seeing friends and meeting prominent Republicans. Ho holds tho record for delivering addresses nt for mora' institutes and grnngo gatherings in this stato and is enjoying quit a lively boom; am g tho farmers of tho stato as n, candldnto for tho direct prl mary nomination for governor. Ho has resided in Oregon for tho pasl 34 years and considers himself an Orcgonlan although standing for tho progress and development of tho stato along all lines, liko good roads, bettor farming methods, improved stock, eel entlfln dairying and turning out goody usoful men and women from tho far mers' college. Wherever ho goes ho moots young men who learned pharma cy, engineering or agriculture or horti culture or dairying under his Instruc tion, nnd tho boys all have a good word to say for tho doctor. Wlthycombo resided for many yenrs in Washington and Multnomah coun ties, nnd wherover ho has lived ho has hosts of warm friends in all parties. Ho would not discuss state politics except to say ho had always been a Republican and) would stand for an economical ad ministration, good clean government nnd reduction of taxes. Ho met John F. Wilson, nnd William Clnggott and other old timers with whont ho has shown stock at the old stato fair. Ho vory much regrottod that thero was no stato fair this year, as it would hnvo shown eastern vis itors in tho aggregato what our stato can produce. Dr. Withycombo was the originator of tho fino stock show at tho Portland fair, which ho considers tho crowning achievement of that ex position. His lectures nil over tho stato on scientific farming havo mado won derful changes in tho conditions of agriculture and stock -raising all over Oregon. His latest work has been the introduction of inoculation of tho soil for tbo growth of alfalfa, and nt tho Agricultural Coliego there stands a monument to bis success in the shape of n fourth crop of alfalfa grown this year on whlto land, showing tho pos sibility of this crop being a succoss in the Willamette valley. As an agri culturist an stock raiser, Dr. Withy combo has an established reputation, bolng tho owner of one of tho best farms In Washington county nnd not doponding on politbs for a livelihood. In fact, ho has not been in politics until his frlonds have made him a candidate. -o HOPS , ARE ON EDGE Between Reports Prices Hang on the Ragged Edge -and no One Knows Tbo hop market, notwithstandini? the largo orop reports, is remaining urm. ine predicted slump in prices gives no sign o'f a near approach. Grow ers assert a strong confidence in tho market, while buyers aro holding off, thinking crop holders will tire of wait ing for a rise and sell at prevailing prices. Yesterday 12 cents, and in somo cases 121-2 cents were offered, but found no takers. Almost invariably growers hold out for 13 cents, and somo declared their intentions of hold ing on to their crops for oven a higher figure. A number of deliveries-on contracts were made yesterday. Jack Cham berlain took DO bates at 10 cents from George Marlatt, of Jefferson. Several deliveries of this year's hops at the same contract prieo havo also been made within the last few days by growers about Sllverton. " F. M, Muhlrton, a prominent grower of Sllverton, was in tho city yester day, taking a survey of the market. He stated that he intended to hold on to his crap fr tho higher markot that ho thinks it bound to come. He reports large ereps from his localitv. The growers thero are holding to their pro- i ana not a single sole has so far been mado nt the fall nrieea. Everr. ono Is waiting for a higher market. Custom Tailoring Oar snporb custom tailored ebn aro equal to thoso of the w most exclusive custom taiim. j prices about one-hoif whit tto' -cnarga, m; PERFECT FIT IS ABSOLUTELY ' GUARANTEED Unless entirely satisfied, w in ask you to accopt the turns Oar splendid assortment of 0Tr M patterns of Imported and doocstft woolona offers you an almost toko, solection. Our styles reflect tfc smartest Ideas of most typoni fashions. If you want clothes madt to & dividual measure, do not fill fa como and sea as. Suits SIS to (50. Overcoats S15 to $50. "Havela Look' The Toggery STEELHAMMER & YANTB Proprietors 107 Commercial Street. Phono 330 Mala. Bids tor Sewer. Notice is hereby clven lUt w bids will bo rccoived by tho City ( Salem at tho office of the oadt at tho City nail at Salem, OrejM.1 to 10 o'clock a. m. of October i 1005, for tho construction of t six alley sewer through the CatiKil wrlcht addition to tbo City oi i thenco across Capitol street, thence throuch lot No. 2, is UwU 80, in said City of Salem, OttM connect with tho alley wer u i block No. 80, to be built in "jj anco with tho plans and specif thereof now on file in th offleeM' PWw pAftnrilitr. Each bid musf be aeeompuid V j certified check to the valns cimf cent of tho amount of ti W mlttad. as a. fruarantes th tat I -!!l nnnllff hv (tIvIdU boadl U I i,ia I,. ..M .Ticcifli-itlonJ, toUl provod by the mayor, ana eater W contract with said city wr structlon of a sewer la aeeorda' ipeciflcations and bid submltt of the acceptance of his W, t-j -v..i. t,. forfeited tetw1" of Salem in case the bidder 60 J qualify and execute said tsW ; aforesaid. . -i Tho City of Salem reserrei to reject any and an owi rj. bid of any person wao . --i .j , aeh or couirncjvu . jj been delinquent therein " received. i., -it..ttflB caa w x-ians obu ojjew , -j at tho office of the vnder!g cn?1111- . .a B,to.ftt7'ja)(B s. city 5 CHOP SUEY at the The Chinese Restaurant 153 High Street, V- . . . .rJlltW- .1ter. rJSi-M.'1' place xor wojca ' rfW all kinds of imineso --- . T.t Trn Chnwr wr - ' Yakama. .-.fcrftj