Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, June 21, 1906, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text' DAILY CAPITAL JOUBNAI 8AXBM, OKEOOy, THURSDAY, JTmr. 21, 1906. M :-: CLASSIFIED wTH1 - i- J?SJ I osteopathI ' BUMPER HOP CROP at MORE ROAD m 'Sale Bay niaro. Inquire at Gil- & Johnson stable. G-15-lw Salo. Two ro9h milch cowa; ono fentlo driving horso, 1G09 North ourth otroet, North, Salem. Am laving tho city., G-lS-lwk fcllc Sola Tho guarcrian of tho es- . i . it of I. S. Richarda -will sell at ablio salo Saturday at 10 o'clock, ano 23d, all tho stock and junk of ie estate at tho old store on State ireet. John Knignt, guardian. 6-2V4t Salc-Tho patent right for the Little Bant Axlo Latho for the. state of Or ton. Investigate this; it is a money- akcr. For particulars apply at this Ice. G-20-3t Sale. Four lots plantod with a. frioty of fruit trees and berries. A kod house, barn and small hot house good family driving horse, bug- and light hack, all on easy terms. Ill at No. 2000 Stato street, comer st street. 6-11-lm a. TOE BENT. Boat. Furnished and unfurnished soma at w) Worth Commercial rcet. M. A. Dice, prop. 5-1-tf fiRcnt. R. B. Flominc's uppor flat Center streot; all modern improve- enta. 5-29-tf WANTED. WantciV For canponter work for 11-rooHi house. Walter Morlcy. C-20-3t at Wanted For tho best soiling ousohold article out. Address box ro. uno or call on Paul JiloDPln. h.emoketa and 21st streets. 61G-w atcd 500 men to buy a Texas Star aundry and Ironing Tablo for thoir Uvea. It will mako ironing a pleas- re. Co mo and investigate, it will ay you. Factory at 182 East State Ireet, oppoaito Epploy's store. Eh nughn, manufacturer. 6-16-lwk ; WANTED FEMALE HELP. ated, Waitress and! pantry girl at miamotto Hotel. 6-11-tf MISOELLANEOUS. Halls Forry Is now open to the nbllc traffic. 6-20-3t Iron Works Founders, roachin- its and blacksmiths. Manufacturers all kinds of sawmill machinory. fop and fruit drying stoves, Ic. Manufacturers of tho Salem ron Works Hop Press. 11-29-lm atcd Turkeys, geese, ducks, chick- bs and nil farm produce. Highest price paid for same. Capital ommissloo Company, 267 Comraer- lial street. Telephone ,170. " ol Scott Nowly furnished, every- bing clean and first class. Rooms It reasonablo prices. In Cottlo Meek, Saiom. A. Scott, jfop. 7-6-tf kpcrty for Trade. Houso and two bts in Englewood; small fruit and earing trees, one-half block from ar lino. Will trade for outside prop- Mr, or will sell. .11. A. Rawson, Box 338. 0-20-lm Salem Stoam Dyoing and Clean- Works Is tho place to get your tiothea renovated. From a pair of Clovw to tho most olaborato silk gown. All goods , paid ice lr in pored. Phono, 1245. 221 Commercial jrtreet. Mrs. C. H. Walker, prop. CS ITOXtZA. .. iti ,lhe Kind Yos Haw annum More f m a mi. PWww Gold Dtist Flop i Made by THE SYDNEY POW ER COMPANY, Sidney, Oregon. Madq for family use. Ask your grocer for it. Bran and shorts always on hand. P. B. Wallace AGENT aillailtlf 9B9999 aiiimBaaaaMO A fine Juicy, Tender TEA BONE STEAK With the fixings, makes a great! eat. Costa vou 30 cents, ana tes as good as If you paid 50e- White House Restaurant GEOfiGF WMiYi Preors. GStstfM&fc Dr. W. L. Merccr.-Gra(iuale of Klrks. ie, juo., under founder of osteo pathy. Rooms 2o-26 Breyman bldg., Commercial St. Phono 919. Resi dence 419 North Summer street. Phono C14. Treats acute and chronic diseases. Examination free. Dr. B. H. Whito, Graduato of Kirks ville, Mo., under foundor of ostco pathy. Room 21 Breyman bldg., Commercial street. Phono 87. Rest dence 590 Stato, cor. Church. Phone -1110. Treats acuto and chronic dis eases. Examinations free. VETERINARY SURGEON. Dr. E. J. YOUne. Voterlnnrv Snrtriwin ..and dentist, 33 years' experience. All work guaranteed. Difficult sur gical operations a specialty. Phone B31. Offico at Club Stables. Phone 7, Salem, Oregon. 3-9-tf MUSIO STUDIOS. Musical Stuulo. Frank E. Churchill, Musical Studio, Associate teacher Westom Conservatory, Chicago, 111., representing Inter-State System at Salem, Oregon. In the Gray block, room 3. Studio horns, 9 to 12 and 2 to 5. 8-19-tf SASH AND DOOR FACTORIES. (Frank M, Brown. Manufacturer of sash, doors, mouldings. All kinds of house finish and hard wood work. Front street, bet. Stato and Court. LODGES. Foresters of America Count Sherwood Foresters No. 19. Meots Tuesday in Hurst hall, Stato streot. U. S. Rider, C. R.; A. h. Brown, F. S. Contra! Lodgo No. 18, K. of P. Castle Hall in Holman block, corner State and Liberty streots, Tuesday of each weok at 7:30 p. m. J. G. Graham, C. C; W. I. Staloy, K. of R. and S. Modern Woodmen of Amorica. Ore gon Cedar Camp No. 5240. Moots overy Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in Holman hall. W. W. Hill, V. C ; F. A. Turner, Clerk. Woodmen of World. Meet every Fri day night at 7:30, In Holman hajl. A. J. Basey, C. C. P. L. Frazler, Clork. LIVERY AND SALE STABLES. y'IS THE PHONE NUMBER OF THE RED FRONT STABLES M. L. HARROD, PROPRIETOR, 271 OHEMEEETA STREET. Feed Barn Special attention to trans ient teams. Farmers' patronage so. licked. Waiting rooms for ladies. Wo also carry a full line of feed. Located at Club Stables, corner Lib orty and Forry streets. Phone Main 7. Bnink & Darby. 12-14-6m REAL ESTATE. For Sale. A good residence; located at 580 Liberty street; price reasonable. For particulars address Chas. Burg graf, Albany, Or. 5-25-tf A Snap. For ealo, 400 acres of good land, two miles from inilroad sta tion; 275 In cultivation,-175 acres in crop; good houso and barn; orchard, etc. Only $S000, if sold at once. Swegle &Smltb, 492 Stato street. Phone 459. WATER COMPANY. SA1EH WATpR COMPANY OFFICE CITY HALL. For water sorvlce apply at office Rills payable monthly in advance Make all complaints at the office. When You Greet Your Best Girl You should always be well gTOomeJ and well dressed and have your lines Immaculate in its snowy wbitene. .J exquisite finish. Yon can keep it thl y constantly, and at small Wit whei you have it laundried at tb gALEMTEAMLAU1),lr dim J, Olmsai, Fw. jjoctm p. . . f r T Z h trxmmm:i . rfT-" "-r 15-1W Liberty M. Tho Watervlllo Times: Continued dullness has to bo reported in tho hop market, both locally and in tho primal sources, as business is at a standstill with brewers, and dealers not showing any Interest. Wo hear of no important transactions on tho local markot, up- stato or on tho Pacific eoaat. Holders of stock are nominally firm, in their views, but it is probailo somo slight concessions would bo made, should any buyoTs appear. Crop news continues very good with conditions unchanged. Good growing weather has been report ed an this stato and tho crop Is coming along as well as can b expected. No change in prospects on tho Pacific coast; weather continues favorable and everything promises a largo yield unless something unforseon develops latcn on. There is somo talk of vermin from -tho Continental yards, but It is not though to bo serious. English advices are fav orable, although tho crop Is still back ward. Hop Conditions in England. Kontish Observer,May 31: Under tho influence of tho wnnm sunnv weather of tho past few days, tho young bino has made good progress and now pre sents a fresh healthy appearance. Tho recitnt rains were very beneficial, and tho attack of flea has subsided in most grounds. Prospects for this early per iod aro" generally fair but the bino has much to do yet to roach its average growth for the beginning of June. Wei shall begin our usual plantation reports next week. An unusual sight is to bo witnessed at West Farleight on tho main ronil from Maldstono to Paddock Wood. Owing to tho bankruptcy of Mr. Li onel Fletcher, who was n largo hop grower In tho district, tho hop poles, wiro work andi under ground pipes, tanks, etc., for washing tho hops on a largo acreage have been sold for tho benefit of tho creditors nnd taken nway, while tho hops on tho landr which, it is stated, lias been put up to auction by tho mortgagees and remains -unsold, aro running wild all over the ground, and tho crop for this year, therefore, is entirely lost. Supplies of really cholco hops aro practically exhausted, and tho llttlo trade doing is confined to medium qual ities, which aro saleable from 2 pounds 5 shillings to 3 pounds. Yearlings make about 2 pounds 5 shillings, California hops lire quoted here ut from 3 pouni's 10 shillings to 4 pounds, tho "corner" brought off at San Francisco having stiffened rntro on this side. Messrs. W. H. and II. LeMay, Lon don, S. E., repert: During tho past week thero has been a very fair do mand for English hops, tho low rjfices ruling tempting those who havo not stocked up, to do so. Messrs. Manger and Henley, London, 8. E., repert: Tho demand con tinues foi good, useful, sound hops, which aro scarco and difficult to meet with. Prices remain firm with n do- cideil hardening tendency. Worcester Hop Report. Business roiimiu in u very quiet con dition and values show no quptable al teration, but consumers wllK.seldom op- oito unless ioiiui conoession is mnuo. Tho heavy rains havo caused tho young bine to make bettor progress and a continuance of the present warm weath er will soon unable arrears of growth to bo mud up. Fly has appeared. .1. 11 Meredith & Co. Hops in California. In a letter from SanUi Rosa tho state- ment ltt IliadO HUH uunovaii uuu " two loading dealers of that city, erttl- mnt tho coming hop c-op of California at 100,000 bales, plaolng the yield of Sonoma county ut 40,000 bales. Lat year California produotil about 70.000 bales. No matter what tho crop is this year, It will probably bo nn easy mut- or to pick it, with the largo number of Idle men at San Francisco. SUNDAY EXCURSION on the Corvallis & Eastern Rail road TO NEWPORT Sunday excursion to Newport and roinm n tho CorvallU and Eater railroad will leave Albany EVERY SUNDAY AT 7:30 A. M. Arriving in Newport at noon, return ing leave Newport at 5:30 p. m., giving SVj hours at the finest resort in tk Weit. Health, rest and pleasure for the weary worker, Threrfday arid waion tickets ron all S, P. points, good going and return ing on Sanday excursion trains, Fara from Albany, Corvallis or Poll omath $1.50 tor tho retrod trip. Coa neetions at Albany with Eugene local going southbound overland on return. TALK The Eugene Register of Wednesday says: In the absence of Mayor Wilklns Councilman Henderson, presided at tho postponed meeting of the council last evening. There wero present Calkins, McC-ady, Spencer, Garrett. No busi ness was transacted with tho excoptioa of reading of a railroad ordinance, ask ing for a franchise on tho streots of Eugene. This was introduced formally Into tho council by Alderman Calkins on behalf of EmcTy C. Dyo, his associ ates and assigns. Mr. Dyo .rend tho instrument for the benefit of tho coun cil and! herewith are some of tho im portant provisiens: Tho road will connect with nn In tcrurban electric roa'd terminating in Portland; a bond of $2000 will bo post ed to assure good faith, half of it to bo forfeited in case construction does not oommeneo before tho expiration of a six months' limit; tho company will pay tho city one and one-half per cent of its gross earnings in tho city; con fltructiou to begin within; six months nnd completion madei within eighteen months; tlmo to Portland, two and a half hours. Tlicso aro the salient features of tho ordinance and the council seemed fav orably Impressed with the same, as a whole. It provides further, for an op portunity for the cdty to purchase pow er rights from the company. at somo points on tho McKcnzlo rtviv, n such time as may bo agreed upon. This new interest In the franchlso situation promise to enliven tho mat tor while the M. P. A. Is hustling their new ordinance, together nnd beforo tho the thing Is settled thero will likely bo enough vxcltoment over rnlVwnds to stretch all tho way down tho valley. Rumor has it that Mr. Black will resurrect his franchlso fronv cold stor age ami after trimming off tho decayed edges, will present It to the city coun cil again, practically as good as now. With all these beforo tho council and its advisors, thero should bo mnterlal sufficient to hold tho attention of most of our citizens for tno next four or fivo I months. Tho more franchises tho bet ter, say tho people of Eugene, and out of tho geuernl scnunblo for tho right, something satisfactory to tho moct fas tidious should develop. Mr. Dyo is tho young man who whs In this vicinity last weok and located water right up and dowu the raging McKenzio right and left and ho talks llko a promoter. Thereforo his fran chise must bo ro 'cgarded as at least formidable, slneo ho seems to bo In possession of tho leading inducements so far Mibuillttod to tho city fathers. Council will meet again Thursday night. , o Men Wanted. Sawmill and lumber yard laborer!, $2.25 per day. Woodsmen, 12.25 to $3.00. 8teady work. Apply to Booth Kelly Lumber Co., Kujne, Or. 5-22-tf AH questions pertaining to health and beauty aro answered here. Makes peojdo feel as they folt In fullblooded youth. Does business whilo you sleep. That's wha Holllstor's Rocky Mount ain Tea will do. 35 cents, Tea or Tab- lets. Dr. Stone's drug store. Homer Daviinport, cartoonist, hns added to hit list of distinction by ob- milling permission from the Sultan of Turkey for tlm Importation of several Arab mart of tho purest blood, which will bo taken to Mr. Davfnjwrt'i stock farm at Morrh Plain, N,,J. Ex, Following tho Flag. When our soldiera went to Cuba and tho Philippines, health was the mot Important consideration. Willis i. Morgan, retired commissary sergeant, U. 8. A., of Rural Route 1, Concord, N. H saysi "I was two years n Cuba and two year in the Philippine, and being subject to colds, I took Dr. King's New DUcovedy for Consump tion, which kept mo in perfect health And now, In Now Hampshire, wo find It the best medicine In the world for coughs, colds, bronchial troubles and all lung diseases. OuaranteeJ at J. O. Perry's drug store. Price, 50e and $1.00. Trial bottle free. "0. A- B. RATES. Tho O. A. R. enearopment will b held at Grants Pa June 20, 21 and 22.' Tho Southern Paelfle has mado a one nnd one-third fars from all points, which from Salem will be, In foil, go Ing and coming, $9-80. Tickets will bo good till June 27. with stop-over privileges at Roieburj on retu-a trip. Everybody eaa avail themselvea of this privilege. Tho Port land delegation will pais through Sa lem on the lth at U:15 a. ., and thoio going from Salem plan to Join them at that time. rrnA T7in.? y?... w a . utuu xihvo Always mowftnt, ana which 1ms . in tiso fbr over 30 years, has l)orn tho signature efw jrj0 r nnd has boon niailo Miider hk pU C2jjffijZrfs sonol atipcrrinton nine itq Jnfhncy. VVtvJ Allownoonotoaecolvoyonlnthte. All Counterfeits, Imitations and" Just-as-gooU"nr liufe Experiments that trlflo wltU and endanger tho heal of Inlants nnd CUUdrcn-Exworionco against ISxperjJUut What is CASTORIA Castor?. Is a harmless substitute fbr Castor Oil, Pnrt Rorlc, Drops Mid Soothing Syrups. It Is Vloasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphlno nor other Xarcotta substance. Its ajro is its guarantee. It destroys Worms nnd allays Fovorlshucss. It euros Diarrhoea and "Wind Colic. It rollovos Teething: Troubles, euros Constipation nnd Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tka Stomach and Dowels, ti1ngr healthy and natural sleep, Tho Children's Panacea-1'ho Mother's Friend GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAY. y2 Boats the Signature of Soars the The Kind You Me Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years, 1M OCNTMIft SOMMNt, Tt MtJftAAY TMIT, MIW TH OITT. Playod Good Ball. Tho baseball mntineo given on tho Unlvorsity athletic Hold yestordny af ternoon by tho Rambler and Trlbuno baseball teams wn by not moans a tri umph of hnrmonyy but rather a keen and almost blttor strugglo for auprem ncy. In tho lant inning a doclalon of tho umpire cnimoxl fwno discord among tho two r!Tl camps of bajclwll towers, and to nttong wan tho feeling nmong tho Polk county boys that thoy had boon ill treated that thoy Mt tho Hold after tho gamo with such exprovilons na "you robbed us," "you did us dirt," etc. Ono of tho players was aeon nftor tho gamo nnd said: "Wq havo nothing against tho llamblors; It is tho umplrn wo nro after," In jus tico to tho umpire it might bo said Hint ho ondVmvontl to do his duty to tho best of his ability, ami to show no pr tiullty wholovor to cither team. It was necoHKiry, however, during tho gamo to mako xoinci closo divisions, which, in n way, decldod tho outcomo of tho con test. Roth tonmh played good ball. In tho third Inning tho Dallas Tribunes mado two runs, nnd not until tho sev enth Inning did tho llnmblor havo on opportunity to bicak tho succession of gooso cgg on tho scorer's blackboard. Hero It wns that tho locnls rallied In splendid shapo, nnd, by bunching their hits, brought in threo tnlllos. Holman pitched a rattling good gamo, ami By ron did nonio clover twirling for the Dallas team. In tho olghth canto the Tribune Bco-od ono on an error, and tho sooro was tied, In tho eighth clmptor, however, one of the Uamblers camo sailing over the plno ami victory pi-rchotl on tho lo cal's banner. CllfiH-t, who was playing at short for Dallas. Is a wIdo-awukj player, and plrks up tho bitted sphero elovuly. Tho attonduueu wa not laryo. Hero Is tho llntnipi ltamblorn. Tribunes lluker Syron (opt) Davis Rise launvt tilau William Morton Ramsey Ikshor Holman Hniiiiw Roberti Cury Ivay l)yir Perkins o 'A, II) ah r rf If js'owhsre in the world can you see such handiomo men and women as are to ba met In tho United Btatfi. They all use Holllster's Rocky Mountain Tea, 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Dr. Stouo'i .V...,...r.i. ' '' - wuh - i STALLION Tidal ! ,... . i r Vr fMu HID H '"" " . .. Wvleo of mart.. Kxl. dlvldualj examine hU raelajr puiw mih ci - --.-. ,-v mire. Tbe Jf you nnd fault with him tho MP 7 see Um will b. cheerfully pali by tho ow. Mt. f roas a dlstaao wUJ' bo fumlakei 4 lato froo oi tUtf. r "" l K pendent. Thurrfay of week. S.a mUe the lm U im,f Uimy, Fair Oroe, Orft. , .a... Aax Sp"3i . . . Signature Tho Blumbarert, Thoy do not oaro, who slcop bonoadt tho snow, How wild tho winds of wintry tern. pests blow It mutters not to them tho driving rats Frets on tho hcadstonos llko tho 'tears of pain; They heed , not rinytUlng-rfn plaeld peaco They slumber In tho qlty of Burcwsel They do, not caro, who sleep beneath tho grass, How tenderly tho summio zephyrs pH; It joys them not that valley llllle-s bloom , , In saintly spotlessnoss nlravo thoir tomb; Tho cricket's eheorlng ch!rp,tho warb ler's psalm, Intrudo not on tlulr everlasting calm. They do not caro,. bless. Ood, they-do not caro, Tho gravo-glnt slumborors, for bur dla- pairj ' ' . ;i For In their snfa retreat wo ore forgot! The 'passion of our pidn disturbs thorn not, Hless Ood forUilsMt comfortrw dlstroM That otii kvea grief grloves, not .Hielr blos.ejilnoe8 j i A r' ' . ttpmmmaummmmmmmmammmiKi Illlimn IWatMWM MM W IMMgg H. S. Gile & Co. Wholesale Merchant and Dealers Is FRUIT AND PRODUOX. We havo large supplies of berry boxes, both tin top and folding also. crates. Get your supplies hire. W buy butter, egg, poultry, produce, eto. ray cash. Fruit Growers! Sec us for DRYER TRWS UKUIAKll -.UVnOSKl BERRY CRATES' and BOXES, Artyiwd- f Winds of bocs Salem BoxFactoty MASOH k ICSYDKX. PIIONB 30 "- ry " i i "ii j X j 'j WavJrf '."i at tks raw mroim, vts ,t- r.i- .. ... ., l .!... lai-? W w" "T. 7$ 'jitink 1 if m 4 -q .i ''Ai if n 3 m 4 m ji i i w i !l vs VI i ., i M M VU fm' fttata Bitttt Phone 25. m . V W - bwsjswww ' "