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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1906)
DAILY CAPITA!. JOOTINAI. ALBM. QBEOOK. 8ATOBDAY, APBIL 7, 1D06. 2 DAILY CAPITAL JOHRNAL BY HOFER 0nO3 Publishers and Proprietor!. ELECTION DATES TO REMEMBER. Eogirtration booku for primary eloo- tlon cloao April 10. Primary oloctlon April 20. HogtAtrAtlon books again oponod April 36 nod oloso May 15. IMt dAjr for filing n&tnos for stato and (llfltrlet ofllcos Maroh 30. Loot day for tiling names for eouaty ofileoa April 4. OAnramlng votos for Dominating trUto and district saudldatoo May S. Iiast day for filing nominating potl. Uona for county offlcoa May 10, Loot day for filing eertWoatoa of nom lnatlon May 6. Oenoral election Juno 4. WEALTlt IN OOBAN SAND. ITiiJtea Stolen rx-parteueut of Mines Will Bxporimout at Jameeteum Exposition. 'At Portland a very notable achieve ment of tbe geologl'sl survey rw tk work performed under the direetloa of Uavld T. Itoy, l'b. J)., eblef ef Hit divides of mines, a Iminsh ef the U. 8. Department ef tbe Interior; and among tbe deeds performed by the Kovernmout experimenter, on, stands ferlh whlsh almost marks an m in OOmmorflial development, VllU, lbs working ef the -ealld blank sands m iw raeine. I Those soada hail Konorully been ro fmrdod im wortbfeM. It wm knows that tboy eoneaJu a large proportion of MAsjaotle Iron which la th boot farm of ore for rouvertinn; Into rteei lKOs but tbe or worn m refme lory that thty had neaerully boon re- portal aa p If no MMMMftUl mine. In lb eotnUou of tbo ma pr4lowi aay eminent ssnelllj eaperta eo- fUd. iMt MMMCMtfHl, MHtl a Mr. Wilson, of llwam Hook. Vlrftaln Htmt to Portland with no eonlpsneot but a few wrbons, made kU own ssaelter from leeal material and witW Ik thro wki had prodtMod stool at 41I.M par U, direct from tbo Mad netematrolloa; tho praellool ability of Individual ensiles; rteol on bis own property with oaUlt that would east aot more tuna a tbotMsand dollars provided thai he Mold see a water power of from ftvo lo Mora bono. Tbe uwtfefatlea of th United tales srerat la tho Jameotowa Mpoaltioa nlll Im oa a wtb Urfot mmIo thaa at Purtlaad, aad tho asp rlm.BH to bo panmod by Ua atotloM will bo aoro ojobIMUJ. Wk.i . tlwy alMll toko U a MtUr for fovoni at dorbdM, but It U rorUla that If Dr D.t U 'Moaaod" to tbo Jaom towo iMiaitloa at ho bM baa U othvr & falra. ho h III aot allow th aHHrtslty to oiporlaMat with lb aH.ra aaada to paa aMtUtaod. Uoverawoa: oaporiaioaU ra hadly rorfivlag tboir .loo od of apprMia tiua, bat tpo.Hluti jra brlatag tba pooflo auro flooaly a hUmi ,fc avvoraaiMt work aad ar laatrortiag Iho aaral pobllr la tao valuo of govorBiooat rotoareh. A great deal of foderal department work is of a nature that would inter est only a student of political econo my, but the exrwrlmedlnl work of the (lifloront dirlelons aad statfew of the dfartmeite of the interior l of a Iftw to appeal to every citizen. In many warn th ifoverameat Is far ahead of any corporation ia the way ef ertgiaal InraiHloAtien. The great rommorrial combinations tteaally wait nntll the government baa demonetrated the feaelblllty of a proem before de veloplag It or ntillaiBe It. At Portland tho eaad inveetlaatlon showed that a man of small capital eeuld sneeeesfHlly eampete with the ateet trtMt la the production of steel, prorided he had water power alose at hand. DoMbtlee similar experlmeRts at the exposition wilt show that like roeulta may bo obtained ia tho oaat. Tho ahief ronton far Mreramont partielpatinn ia any exposition h that it draws the eapitnl te tke people. It enables any one te beeoMe.aeflttainted witk tbo fnnetlons of tho general ger ramoat without the noeasslty of vis iting Waefclagtoa, aad in many In ataaeas edMfttan awMtloeM neoplo ia special nobjoets wblah eaabtoe thorn Materially to bolter their worldly eoodiUon. Undoabtodly there are vat stores of waaltb Madertylng tbo oaetera tloa of the Uallod States. Jt bow We - --We have nothing to conceal! No secrets to TT 1 1 hM.i to nuhlish the formulas of all our medl i P 1 1 clnes. You will And these In Ayer'a Almanac f M f w I clnes. iou wm nnu iu ..... - ----- JL t L . ,00(j4 If yotl d0 not have a copy we will gladly send you one. Then ahow the formulss to your doctor, ji ne aoes not approve, then do not buy; if he approves, men oujr. nnu v -- ard family medicines on hand. Aft" BrPriU inrt AnCaTt. ATJJjiJJJJ P(or1. and rarli Ming capable of runni tue teamer across the Atlantic with out the least liffirtiltr. Four Mwerful dynamos furnish the "" toe uain siaies. .! now I " - " " to tako advantage of the HaderlyWg '' " "Pf" tek "fl ef tkc ir wealth U a roM.M wkUU V- Am. bla staterooms, and are flnlehed ia lag partly furnihel. Any one wishing fur-Ith- ther particulars can write to M. A Barber, of Marlon. fr iwwerful dynamos furnish tne Anna ann rAummma !, .- steamer with electrie light. A doable berg, who have been spending the win i... . ..t.j. m.ar (to nu i..tL t.r trith tbnir rrattdrHironts. aad at of the ship. Twelve bnlkheads extend tending school, returned to their home to the ttpper deck, dividing the skip 'Monday morning. into thirteen water tight compartments a and a water Hfht bulkhead divides A Luakr Postmlstrons. the boiler room into two different com-, j9 Mrs. Alexander of Gary, Me., who pertinents, tbtts giving the steamer twolbag found Dr. King's New Life Pills to entirely sops rate sets ef belters. 1 the beet remedy she ever tried for Five decks are set apart for the ae- Weenlne: the stomach. liver and bowels eomnodation of passengers. The Sret'jg perfect order. You'll agree with her nom ffvmrrwvwiB, nevvmmmMiing jf rott Uy tBOSO pftiniOS punnero taai poeeongvrs, r snwnipo dr lit apper deck, saloon deck and bridge deck These room are remarkably spacious, well ventilated and accommodate two or three paatengers each. The maia saloon is a largo and mngnlfleoatty fornlebod room, largo, light and welt ventilated. One of the novel features i the ladle' tea room, which is dec orated and fnrnlabed In Japanese style Tbo eeeond cnbia staterooms aoeom modnto MO paseengers and are situ i" ... ... - ,. lafase new life. Guaranteed uy J. u. Perry, druggist. Prleo S6e. OASTOHIA. iw m m Htw Mr ow ,y IM KIM TH UAC part went of mlaoa. U. S. A., booea to North Carolina baa a permanent mnooNm of mlnernla. The state trano' porto this eoll-wtlen to nrlottf nolnts and the eoagregated spoelmona pro'e that orth Cnrolina's kills are sample ho of moat all varieties of min eral Woalih. Tbo MM ittlafLatloa poroved by tbo north Mate, If adopted by other oomMOMWoaltbe bordering on tbo Appalachian system will probably remit In showing 'that this range, which la a veoloaieel freak, baa not eonjngatod an nadae abare of lU fa vors for Xorth Uarolina. Of eonreo tbo goverament export nhmIs) at tb Jnmsoiewn -wpoaltioa wui aot bo nasnolonily eUbonUe to permit of any vory exlendod InvewUm- lion bt tbo goromwent expert am ore to win npoa tboee msbjoota which have tbe doable merit of being moot available and calculated to pro dnee the jrronteot good the same style. Just Attived One tar ef woven wire field feneo. Special disoeuat till April 6th. Wo have large stock ef field, lawn and poultry feaeiag, shingles, paste, gates Oh, Shaw. The horse editor nf The Journal drift ed with the stream of humanity Inst nluht. down to hear the most brilliant woman talker on oarth tell tho men how good, and how bad they were. Of course, working as he has, probably longer thna he should ever have been permitted to do in newspaper work, he has learned- those diffident and retiring habits that mnke It so bard for'a young fellow to make a living with a load pencil. After the lecture last night, he introduced himeelf to the leeturer, be cause ne one else would. He was some what awed bv the surroundings, be cause, to bo perfectly frank, be wasn't used to them. He soldi "Miss Shaw, T liav ,nt liMn Ituiiiln of a rliurfk far 17 years, but I'm glad I same." With a twinkle in those eyes of hers, and I don't know but juet a little, mind you, wink. Juet n sun-cation, always allow able to age, beauty And us lecturers and newspaper people, she said: "well, now, that is real nice of you, and real flatter! sir. Can't you come again in 35 or 40 yearsf You might get the habit." c ?mMzm Trntini fnwl .mIII t ... ...... tuuu n.il I. '! t . - in buying you hal L, . i ." .... l.n !, II "Ti the best quality, an 1 p ,,. sonable prices. '" ' Baker, Lawrence &tty ousoussqib 10 iiarntt & Ta-- I Sura Ouro Tor Piles. ItaklHg piles produce meieturo anJ . aad V. & H. ready reeflng, All at low cause itehinet this form, as well at . u . .. . .. .. .. .. ' " t"r""t Wind, weo4iag or protruding piles are! WALTER MORLEY, cured by Dr. H-Ma-ko's Pile llemedy. . . Uk a , tHope itobiag and bleeding. Absorbs1 MO Court 8U, SalrmQr. tumors. Mm a Jar at druggists, or seat by mall. TreaUee ttt. Write me about your oaea. Dr. Itosaako, PhlwH Ps. Barley MI Wom&n ,ir,,M1. " ' !"- "" nrii iho t,-in i , (.. , ,lr ,lcrv. Ou I. .11,- I,. iMl 4 ,tlllI 0j ,tf. I ' - U114u.tr cui n c. "'Hv oi ,,.r y iai, w4ri4nu Ihr HUitncut liut it,, IMf-Hlk, . .tub tr.mti rebel 4 Beecham's Pills now ajvory wtii-r. in biKa ice u8sa ltVARY DOLLAR YOU IfAVK OtmilT TO BB BARKINfl 80MB TIONO. IF YOU 1IAYB IDJUj MOJHIY ON JIAJTD AWAITTNfl IKVaSTMllNT, TRAK8PBR TT TO OUR 8AVTK0S DBPAXCradBNT winiRR rr VILL bx BARmira 'KTJtRSnlT, AND YOW OAX OUT IT WIOaK KKUDUD. SMALL ACOOIJNTS JtfST AS WSLQOUB A8 LAKOB ON98, Savings Department Capital National Bank J Kweep Rofore Your Own Door. Ktl. Journal t Aa apring approacbof there U mack activity In and about smlem bosaoa, la tho way of eloaalag up, nahlng gardens and Mower beds and trimming lawns, Tbooo are stauUJ awl Ion, btit tboy all eontrlbnto walorialir lo tbo beamy and welfare of tbo to a and Malem tbia roar ahotUd baeo of Ibis homo ImprovoMOMt than ever before, la tho mbtirba there baa boon eateaslvc ImprorosMnts In tbo wmv ..f rmii.uBf walk, grading lawns, sum boring houses and other things Ibat may bo for tbo betterment of tbo com asnnlty. Utile bt boon done.aewever. In the wny of eeeurlnff uy onloansioa of tbo lotior enrrlor omloe. This sorvleo i npfoaod to follow on the heels of lo ow improvomoats. As soon as tbn wnlba are built, crooning, , a4 Iko koswos nnbotod, pootooVo Inspoc tore are anthorined to pat n carrier and tbw sbonld bo done 1. ik i.i-,-.. of our town. Our eonacllmea ibould soe I Ml tbooo ImprovetnonU are nude as fl'kly as poasihlo. and that lb new --"" ii ' in our cut- ia nbtod to aoetiro tbo advanlagos pr. on inosn. ttovortl ailUo of now .m. k.... bown built, nnd hum a,u.i.i . lem (mgkt to Icon nor lk ,v. timoa. If it osnoota l now a. .u. nd among tao mm Important things to bo dM are tbonr email matters of o snaWonamsnkl aa a bVaf . .-r..s vmuww nr own .toor, " ns it woce, and proacntinsr a rtmno.t.t.u sweojmaee. Yours for better r,ii iona. a i. oui-ru Nswlig snt MnittSM Trip. sVMlerdnni. AwrU T. Tne v.- i- otoedam." tbo latoai ad.nn.. .. .w- eel of tne Holland Amenc. ,, ,Urt on rrom KPM today on Us maiden trip Nv "Ctfk, I. bonnr of the .v I tbo obian in the harbor display.' . ad who tbe great li.M j,.,, w ibo narnor the whistle oad m roo of tk craft ia tbo harbor gave a parting salute, Tbo bmor carried a full of luMumsofon, .d frcbj.t for slow Yatk nnd OKfOcts to return from New York to Bolterdam oa April S3 Tbe Xew Anuierdam is not nn occaa iyor. Its snod du-x ai -i i. knots, wblob is ralbor alow for an At taatie Uses. It is built more for f iy aad eosafort tbaa for speed. The toaster has a length of 13 foot; beam MH foot OOfU. I foot. It measures 1T3M to( ngbtor tones, with a dU ptaaasneat of M00 tons. Like the osuor oU-unen ef tbo Hollaad Anterl on Une It Is eonsit noted of iii M4 witk aiLte kools. and h two Msumso sat of o.uadrpU expansion onginoa of lO.uOO horse twwer. e.rk Horlung indcpnJeat!y of t oihtT, Marion Items. Prank MnU moved onto Dr. Hawk's farm at Jefferson Inst week. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hlnsknw vMtod In Sa lem Wednoodny and Thursday. J. u Oca try has returned to Marion from bis logging camp at ttugone. Tbo Marion Udlos' Aid tooiotv met Thursday at tho homo of Mrs. Hndley Xoah Bolton nnd family moved from tbo hotel Into tbo bono owned by Mrs, Npior. Mr. and Mm, X. I. Holloa aro can vneelag for tbo International Cooeerv ntorr of Mnolo. Mr. nnd. Mm. II. I. Doty baa rt- wO BL8BVin.RB ... . .....! turnou to aaiom after a visit with Mr nnd Mrs. J. 1). Harbor. Mr. and Mrs. C W. Rnoaoll were vis It log In town Sunday. Mr. Kul r- mained for a few in.tM with r Ptslor ' Mrs. Mrr ! Th- hutt-I proprtt is fr rn It i I WB ILAVB A TBW TOMB Or TUTS riKBDT HBBD BARLEY TO BB HAD IT YOU NBBD A2TY OBT IT QUICKLY, A8 IT WILL NOT LAST MUCH LONQBR. WB ALSO OAKRY A PULL LTNT1 OP riBLD AND OARDBK SBBD8, HAY, TBBD, rLOUR AND TOTA T0B8. WB ARB 80LB AQBNT8 TOR TICB OBLBItRATBD OOUIJiON'8 OinOIC AND BQQ rooD. OBT OUR PRIORS BBfORB BUY Colonist Rates Commencing February 15th, and continuing dally to and Including April 7th, nnd from Soptombor loth until Octobor 31, 1D06, colonist tick otn will bo sold from tho Bast to all points on Oregon lines via, Portland. Fo! 'owing rate a from Omaha, Nob., $36; Council Dluffn, la,, 36; KrinsAa City, Mo., 36; Donvor, Colo.: $2C; St. Joseph, Mo., J2G; St Louts, Mo., 30; Chtongo, III., $33. If you doslro you oan tnnko doposlt with ngonta and tickets will be furnished your friends In the Hast, A. L. CIIAIO, td Oenral Passenger Agent MOLLIr-r- Rnnt'ir Mnim.i. t. , ..w..j uuiiimu iBitftg-il A Bstr MJi.a U p- , Tfs jinsf uia em1 a ua F Jl A ep-lflo firr f t m f rT MMlkhweyTn,)!!., . . , ,JHfo, "ww Br-ii i . And HfK'letK'li n h f let fortn as im i RnU.MTK( Dai- r -i -A nllltlPt fl-trprrn 3S t ibu n T"a.T u r it. SHOE SALE My atoak of nhotM duood la prleo, Ing out ladles ohnnoo. for men re No old "Hook, Ok8 shoos. Now's your Tillson & Co. 151,161 High Street Phone Main 139 JACOB VOOT, OppotUo Pattoti Bros. aHMmora Pomona nnd Alton leave for Portland Monday, Wednesday awl Friday, at 10 a, m. Tueoday, Thuro- day aad Saturday at 9 a,n. Leave for OorvalKs Tuesday, Tbursday and Saturday about 6t30 p. m. For Albany dally oxooit Suadny about OsSO p. w. M.P. BaWwia, Agt t. d8R NrvnM i XpJzzWcwJj LUOK DON'T COtTKT When you buy lumber frs h n certainty that you will rt im( best lumber on the mirkduii prises yon can afford to u fc fall to got our bid. Phots K , ear S. P. Dpot OOODALB LU3agt Phono fit. 1 ' ! " v--"m-imH-mHnBsa-onBsnBn-anonBBHsnnnsBHnHnn Our Repair Department Is juit achiatc to -t a chaaee to be of servieo to vou. Wo repair tbe hlibeot iradea of wot he Ibat are made, with a oerfeet' kaowledgc of tbo ear tboy should reeolro. Wo rowOr nlasoos. no matter waai tne break or part micelaf may lie. Chas. H. Hinges New Jewelry and Ootical Store 1 23 Commercial St. Next to Capital National Bank. I i A gSB D sfarl "tt!l1 iwSmm An aniietisiRi dtsnn ra Vi t if tbo meat it sur-1 f'a M. I have the Haost t.-V of weals hi I '...... ... 1.1. tL , iem na4 oan tuppiy 70U wua Veal, Mutton. Pork, or 9moke4 ODFi Shot i i of tU best oualitv. I Wo deliver to all prit "' iat asl f iT of. T4 Tbroo Trains to ic Sast Dally. Through Iullman standard JUST IN TIME FORH Phono our or ler. B. O. 0X088 ommnwashsannomBBBmBonnBl Patronise Your Home ) dustrlcs and keep your o i cy at home. Vat nnu. ku.l... W,. 4 il.iMl -inrougn imuman atanuara ana --"-----, - . '- ' tourist eleopluB earo daily to Olympia, , ,w,tB' w"Sa and paint aaof t J Im.i o-.i i i- .i i- '& Arthur varv ibmJ uIifmL ft ears dally to Kaaous Oity; through PrePr1 aU kinds of fsatfpi Th11-b tAurI.t Unln.. ejLrm nar- I '"E. gK palatini; and buSKV eonaUy oondueted) weekly to Okie-' Bd .w"" raBI pa.ntias goj roollning chair oars (seats free) ,- .-.-.-..- wui.eeu noootiBB j rmm imi-o -a.a naiat.. . tho Bast dally, rTOTJKT and EASTER 70 v foktuaBd to cntrAao no loss c tun is or ecu We Received Yesterday Our Delayed Shipment of LADIES' OXFORDS And they arc dandies. All the newest ideas in the latest snapes. A display that will delight every lady in Salem. Patent Blueher or Button Plain Blueher or Button Canvas Oxfords are also shown in various siP: nrwli snapes. omsnonjaanmnoatWM-k 5r3n4 n. vlaRnnt iBiun Mt Uk. DMtva. Vl o.-i a- .L. :.. I 1 t-rui. UUUI, JUUMUf Mtr. . Loot. Unuel mmt m AtUnlie :l5p.n, 1 -Unwit- tBifUMk TCKST i rMtusu 0 1" p. a. i Tl TIM rtoia SaUBDULSsI ion, Uf .moots, A lirst-olaM painter em . j Light and beary wagons and bat M0B aand and made to order jailed for ia airy part of the a i reraraoa rreo or enarge oy Q. w. AtM lakd, Qmtm yt, Wwtta, OUoaU. Kuuu Or.ai. UxtU. UMee PoKb. WalUeu. Ku- Pnl. TUiIbIIi utt.i.w ---.. v-vw,-.nn.,w vwtsa, B4 r.K w: n 7:14.. m r (or William Cross. JACOB & AS I lboao 141 Uua. itte N. For fuller information ask or write year nearest ticket agent, or A. L, ORAIO, General P&asenger Agent. Tho Oregon Ballroad 4 Navigation Co., Portland, Oregon. ' YOUR MEAL1 Will always berighti you get them at the White House Restaurant GEORGE BROS. Prop Phono Main 2421. Stato ajfjft "r ii asl mk.Ml.is"mrrinii i mm laiimiig nm limn ibtwio A. L FRASER E. L. IRVliN & CO. PRACTICAL SHOE MEN-Acknowledged Leaders 326 StateSt. RFPAimNr; a QPFriAiTv PLUMBING TiruMiivr: AND ROOflNG. Cornice Work, Heating and Building Work of aH Kiwfe EsUmates Made and Work Guaranteed Murphy Blk State St. Salem, Oregon Phone 1511 Wb. i t-yf
