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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1905)
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, BALEM, OREGON. wr.TiNEBDAY. DECEMBER 13, 1000- WILL PLAY MULTNOMAH. Willamette Will Moot Multnomah Toam on tho Gridiron. Arrat-gfittents were made yesterday whcrtlv Willamette university will lend a football team to Portland to battle with the Multnomah team on Christmas day. It will not bo consider td a championship gamo, but will rath tt bo in tho nature of an exhibition mime, as the Salem team will go down greatly strengthened by tho addition of Coach Bishop and possibly Prof. 0. 0. Bojcr, and thus oould not be consider ed tho regular 'varsity team. Willamette university? is the only college in tho northwest that has over been able to dofoat tho doughty olub mtti, and while tho Multnomah toam will be considerably stronger on Christ mas day than when they woro defeated by Salem. It will nevertheless bo a gamo that is a game. Scott, Chalmers and Fenten. tho three Stanford stars, will all be homo for tho holidays and will be a big addition to tho Portland lino tip. Tho university boys had broke train leg after tho Thanksgiving gamo and consequently will not bo In near the physical condition thoy woro when they won their formor victory, yet they nro confidont of making ns good t stoning ns did cither Oregon or for vallls. There is no danger of their be In over confident, as they know ex actly what they have to go tip against and at the same time there is no danger of their having; stage fright, as they know what they ean do. The players and faculty of the uni versity had hoped to have had the sea son end on Thanksgiving, but the op portunity to wipe out the football debt could not very well be turned down. Willamette's share of the gate receipts will, enable the management to pay off not only this year's debt, but last, as well, School News. The exhibition of work started by Prlneipal Graham is growing both in quantity and quality. Among the work . The high school basket ball team has lately put out is some excellent draw broken up for this year, Tho student log by the following- Roy Sarge, Woo body elected Barl Hyro as manager of Sun, Winnie Hargrove, Kdna Lansing, the toam. Byre, considering tho bost Gaynoll Baldwin, Ruth Mitehel, Vera Interest of the sehool, refused to al- Holman, Dorothea. Steueleff, Lester w rlntrers to rday on the team, nnd RIGHT NOURISHMENT, We think ,o nourishment as food meats, soups, vege tables, etc., but that's only half. It's not the food alone that counts but the good that we get from food that furnishes nourishment. A pound of stpak is of less value to a weak stomach than a crust of brend is to a strong digestion. But weak stomachs can be i ,.i.... nnmn hv eat- l -t ! 1. -.1 I lllilUU 311 Villi' "" -J ' spelling. A great many visitors eome ing less; have regular nours to see the exhibit from way to day. n . n ' ""iiiiwimmii i . mmmm nun w imSn MSSjsjUBMWflMMWWM"', m n mm ,mamajtlgmammf''g'Mmmmm: "' ,.1-MMM""-" Frlsby, Helen Perkins, Carl Veaeh, Dessis Qoode and J5oe Olmstead. Among the spelling papers those get ting perfect are May Steneloff, Carl Veach, Kits Steiner, Helen Perkins, dam Savage, Bnsh Thompson, Xoe Otmstead, Beryl Hemdrlck, Charlotte Holetrom, Jemsy Penree, Grace Pratt, May SteuslofT and Louise MeClaren. Several excellent compositions on "Hiawatha and Pearl Feather" have been written and illustrated by Sophia WldderBfacitn, Marie Drover and Pay Hushing. The primary grades also have a large display of work In numbers, pen prae Masher, Bra Hall, Wilda Salomon, Meal l'earee, Ruth Kreea, Bmery Gib mere, Lloyd Casper, Grase Powke, Clif ford Farmer, Charlotte UolmsiTom, Btma Oswatt, Oartsel Hollo, Jennie Pearcc, Beryl HeaiWck, Mary Frlsby, Helen Perkins and Bdna Oswalt. Some excellent geography outlines nro on display written by Beryl U.end rick, George K. McBlroy, Rita Stelner Bush Thompson, Sarah Alderman, Mnry iMinlul Periods Life often seems too long to the woman who suf fers from painful periods. The eternal bearing down, headache, backache, leucorrhea, nervousness, dizziness, griping, cramps and similar tortures are dreadful. To make life worth living, take It Eases Women's Pains It quickly relieves Inflammation, purifies and enriches the blood, strengthens tho constitution and permanently cures all diseased con ditions from which weak women suffer. It Is matchless, marvelous, rcllablo. At all drugEeat'a In J 1.00 bottles. refused to provide exponstve jerseys for the team. The toam requested Byre to resign, whlsh ho did. When his resignation was handed to the ex ecutivo committee the matter was in vestigated and Professor Powers moved "to disband boys' basket ball." Pro fessor Martlatt Becendod it and tho motion passed. Marjory Kay, who is sick with ap pendicitis, Is improving and will soon return to school. Sho is in the IB grade under Miss Mismmerc. Percy Johnston, who wns in tho same class, Is recovering from an at tack of pneumonia, Ho is going to move to Portland as seen as ho is able. WRITS US A LETTER freely and frankly, In strictest confid ence, telling us all your symptoms and troubles. Wo will send free advice (In plain sealed envelope) . bow to euro them. Address: Ladles Advisory Dept., Tho Chattanooga Medicine Co,, QuUiinooga, Tenn. "I SUriXRED CREATIY," writes Mrs. L. G. Qcvenger, of Udlo vlew, N. C, ' at my monthly periods, all my We, but the first bottle of Car dul cave roe wonderful relief, and now I am In better health than I have been foralonctlroe. I think Cardul the treat est wonin'k medicine In the worU," The Influonoo of Environment Now Mr. Talne Recount for both English nnd Preach writers neoerdlng to inherltanoe and environment, and his explanation is genera ly neeepted; but ean anyeito make a beeHne from the past to the present whlsh will ac count for American novelists upon men grounds f We have more writers of flctton than any ether oenntry, but few of thorn have what may bo termed tho indigenous genius. And theso are rarely the beat. ' Mnry K. Wilkin Freeman keep olos to tho New Eng land earthi nnd spirit in her stories, but Hawthorne, who was born in the name region, wns "n reversion to field of oxpreslen. Ho interpreted tho heart of man, not tho heart of New Bngland, Ho surpassed onvlron- wont ami Inheritance. Kentucky claims James Las Alloa with great pride, but Lloyd nnd Vox have eome nearer repreaenMng tho oemraort life of that part of tho country. And there la Mary Austin In tho went, who haa written a novel this year which nhaws for meals: avoid fancy things and about a half hour after eating take a tablcspoonful of Scott's Emulsion. It's a fact of medical history that people hnve lived on not much else but Scott's Emulsion for a long time not only lived but gained flesh and recovered their strength and health. From the pure Norwegian cod liver oil to the last drop of glycerine, Scott's Emulsion contains just the strength giving and health-building elements needed for low vital ity, weak digestion and poorly nourished bodies. BCOTT A nowwtf, 409 Teitl St., New York. tho inspiration of old world pootry nnd religion more than It dees tho In iluoneen of the real west. She has made the owiatry m. Ancient a Spain and filled it with troubadour music ami love, Tho golden, ooaat environ ment of California makes an up to data America woman write ns if nho bad been bora in the middle eoaturiea. And the novelist of the south Is a end example of what iaherltanso nnd on vlronment fall to do for some Aniorl- Dr, Stone's Drag Store does a strictly eanh business, owes one, and no one owes It) earrlc large stock j Its aholves, counters and sheaf eases are loaded with drugs, medicine, notion, toilet article, wlneo and liquors of all klndo for medio! par pose. Th. 8tono la a regular gTadmate U medicine and has bad many years of experience In the practice. Consulta tions are free. Prescriptions are free, and only tegular price for medicine. Dr. Stone can be found at his drug store, Balem, Oregon, from 0 In the morning until 0 at night. Some Christmas Leades Diamond Rings itom $8; tfp W. ta ..n,a t,..,ai.y DIM,- W. to fr, " " 7- Bay It Now higher. Wo give you a guarnnteo wbieh will rflturn you y any time. WATCHES Sown d, Blgin, Waltbnm, Hamilton's, and M'tnnM mrJcej. Cuff Links, gold filled, 60 to B.OO. Cuff links, wild gold, B.50 to i5.oo. ' ;, ,a ' ' Gold ringss, ehildron's, 76o to I1.B0. Gold rings, ladies and gontlemon, fl.BO to 0.00. Chnlnn, Indies' nnd gontlemon 's, 11.00 to M.OO, Cbnrms and lockets, 1.00 tofftC.Oa. Jowolod neck charm, nnd collar. Tho latest Now a.nd 8 Pr nnoisco rngo. Thoy nro beautiful, nnd prices ronsonablo. Como in and bco them, ovon If you don't buy. Now last, but not tho loastt SpceUolofl and eyeglasses for thoso who wear glasses. A more npproprlato gift could not bo thought of. Wo will fit tho lonses after Xmos with our now and Intent Instrument nnd grind tho lenses on tho premises to oult each Individual cyo. Wo will furnish a benutiful chntalaln ease with ladles' glnescs roe. Bcmombor tho now ntoro Is on Commercial Btroot. Everything newl nowl nowl CHAS. n. HINGES, New JowoJry and Optleal Store. No. 183 Comniorelal Street, next to Capital National Bank. m The Home of Great Things at Little Prices BmmmmmmmHmammmmmmmammmmmmmMmmmmmmmmmmKmmmmmmmjmmmmMam ' KArrTrr ttorv. r,-iV.' V Ik.smjP Ml 1 LMr11VlWS MA r-g- ' y- r- - - f rtl ' I J W .I lJll 00tf$t0RJ The Home of Great Things at Little Prices -g ome CAittstnicis Suggestions Tinnus is NoxniNa so appbopeiatb, notiuno more appbboiated ron a holiday out than A TUTU BOOK. OUB BTOBB IS ALTVB" WITH AN ALMOST BNDLBS3 VAIIIBTY OP BHATJTOTJXi EDmONS. THB BANOB Or PEIOBS ABB MOEB THAN" ATTRACTIVE. Vm. ADVI8B AK EARLY IN. BPBOTION. YOU WILL FIND CHRISTMAS TRADB IN IULL SWINO HERB. PLENTY OF COMPETENT IvBLP TO SERVE YOU. tf i ean aHtkoro. The old south In dead. His very cradle was burned with it) bo liven la a now civilisation, atul he Is doseended ttm men who knew bow to grapple in a life and death strug gle wltt any situation wbleh demanded attention. Hut ho ban no .courage ade quate to thin splendid now llfo. He ban nolther tho vision to eeo nor the genius to present what In ajtuall go ing on about him. His literary stylo In better suited to tho illusion of memory than It la to facto. Ho can not realise In Ittorary forms anything but tho pant. Hin novels nro for the most part romantic diplomas certify ing to tho glorlm of .tho dtntl. Will N. Harben in tho only author In tho south who la offering tho nlmplo, honest homely llfo of tbo oommon people In hia Mnrlem Ami ho la receiving less attention thntv Imi deeervee, beeaitso ho loaves out the Civil War, tho obsequious negro and tbo "maugnlfl eent souther gentleman." Ho has stretched bin sanvaa in an obscure &e4ghlorhoHl among the footbilla of tho Blue Hhlge "mountains la North Oeorgia. Hut tlwro ia no telling when h will rank a fool of himself by com lag out whoro the other fellowa are. in tho eemetory bustnesa. Tho tempta tion must bo very great, for thoy sell more of telr book than ho ean soil of his. Cyrus Tewnsead Brady can mako tho welkin ring further "with the doing of his preposterous dio leotmal kAreinea an4 ajluejous aMth- onfuwi aan With Lodgon meet Officer. ' The Salem Carpenters' Union "No. IOCS met at their ball last Saturday or enlng and elected tho following officer i President, W. II. Woedj vise president,, C 0, Itoblnaon; recording rvwotary, Ij. a lloherj neorotnry, 0, 0. Fiabor; treasurer, 0. 0. Wbrwiek; conductor, L. W. Boason; warden, II. T. ailllara. In Mad Ohaflo, Millions rush in mad ehaso after hoalth, from ono uxtremo of faddlsm to another, when, If thoy would only oat good food, end keep their bowels regular with Pr. King's New Life Pllle, tboir trouble would all nana awny. Prompt relief nnd quick euro for llvor and stomach trouble, flffo, at J. 0. Perry 'n drug otorej guaranteed. "-' m A Sim, e.Miia Ktuu i hrmw Vimmiiml H 1 fll!BXJ? 'A"i- "' "' 8mii iuuT m l.MJ-IT!,CDC0-.oT4.Uit.T. I4. M Sold Jo Bataa by a a. fltens. Wovea Wite Fencing la buying wiro foneo tbo site of wlro must be takes era raki than and "P Mrs. Harris. t. j.iii SPECIAL GAME SALE-THREE DAYS ONLY COMMENCING TODAY WE OFFER YOU HUNDREDS OF "BOX OAMES," PUZZLES AND KINDRED AMUSEMENTS, BANGING IN PEIOBS FROM ONE DOLLAR AND A HALF DOWN, FOR A MERE NOTH. ING tOc WILL BUY ANY GAME IN THE WINDOW, SO BE QUICK, FOR HUNDREDS WELL BE SOLD. POSITIVBLY THE GREATEST SALE OFFERED YOU EVER SUBSCRIPTIONS BEING IN YOUB SUBSCRIP. TIONS NOW. WE ARE AGENTS FOR ALL PUBLICATIONS. QUICK SERVICE RULES IN THIS DE PARTMENT. AVOID ERRORS BY TRADING HEBE. NEW BOOKS HEARTS AND MASKS, by Mc Grata. HOUSE OF A THOUSAND CAN DLBS, by MitoheUsoa. ANHdAL HEROES, by Seatea Thompson. AYESNA by Rider Haggard. OUR STATIONERY DEPT. 13 IN FULL HOLIDAY TRIM. FANCY STATIONERY, PUT UP IN GORGEOUS HOLLY BOXES, CON TAINING THB BEST WRITING MATERIAL TO BE HAD. HAVE YOU SEEN THE DISPLAY?36o op. KODAKS KODAKS MAKE A MIGHTY GOOD 2CMA8 OUT, THEY ABB MORS ACCEPT. ABLB NOW THAN WATTING TILL BUMMER. THEY TEACH Z UJ Tm SEAUTIES OF NATURE. TRY ONE. $1.00 TJP. WE WANT FOB THREE s iv OTVE DUB EMPHASIS TO OUR GAME SALE. ITS AN IMPORTANT PBATUBB WITH US DAYS. YOU NEED GAMES FOR YOUR GIRL OR BOY. COMB TODAY. R.OS. The Home of Great Things at Little Prices" PATTON Torture of, a Proaoher The story of -the torture oi.Str.i). p. Moore, paster of tho Baptist obureh of Harpersvllle, N, Y will interest you. Ha says i "I iuff0red rrnnlftu beeansa of a persistent cough, resoitlnc up in bed. I tried many remedies without relief, until I took Dr. King', New Discovery for Consumption, Oonghs and Colds, which entirely cured ay oougb, and saved, me from eonsump Won." A grand ours for dlseaaod eon dltfon of Throat and IuoM At v r'- ins Bt0M- Pre. Wo and 1.00, guaranteed. Trial bottle free. - '--a . . km NoUfy Ownere. Attorney Onnaral T.., ,K 3,., w.nmufq jester .day rendered an opinion n answer to A OEItrV from n TXT ti-- .. , . .uWon county com missioner of ri,- . ' Z t. ... "" owumy jn wbieh mla.ld"th8ttb0board0fcunty"o- misslonors ean ni i.. .i. . . ins valuation of any a certaia claw of property with, out first notlt .v "r"? mn' -i- v. ;" uwners or prop- and weight per rod into consideration , Rxamlnatign will convince you that 1 havo tho strongest fenee at lowest r gates, shingles, nnd ready roofing. WALTER MORLEY, mi Court Btreet, Salem, V1h .... tmw SterlWI of raal Ufa 1IL Xl..L n,n. i Rf mr in ibvt. niHn aii ... ole Ilaker'-t)ur Novelist, bv "' PHry netting, -- . HIM Northwest Ntwetfes xVttii travel mA .i . . disease Large stock of boat winter --. . P.t timu. J t SSSfSi IOMT Balesa, Or. 1. J01TB8, I'Jfoprirtoj-, Doa't Let It Escape AVben you havo at last seized rntoh a COO omwirtnnltir - 1 , . - - -rV--' v uaving your laundry work done In Bucb perfect condition, and of such an irreproach ablo color and finish as you will finr everything that leaves our establish meat. Wo have aimed to iaake tie Work done at thA Raim -. w .v, ulouin xjaujj. .. i , . .'"-"V""", una we nave nao eeed iu gratifying on, patTOas on will stop, . ' " "T rnfly work, rough eeate pw Salem Steam Laundrv JuiMwrty am. i-jTkj-"--Tsi iSMiTyp mmmjmmmmmmmm 1 138-218
