DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALKM, OTtKGOX, THURSDAY, NOVJKM11KR 8, 1(MJ.
3
Reed's Cushion Sole
Shoe for $3.50
And the best $3.50 ladies' shoo ever sold by any store In any
city. It Is useless'to pay more for n shoo when $3.50 will buy the
Acme of Shoe Perfection. It embodies three fentures which are all
Important.
HEALTH LONG WEAR
ELEGANT APPEARANCE
Wear n cushion 50I0 and your health will be Improved perma
nently. If you don't believe this assertion, wo stand ready tb
provo it.
MEN
Don't go all winter with wet feet, and then wonder why you
havo bad colds and perhaps consumption.
HIGH TOP SHOES
Will savo all that, make you comfortablo and give you moro
wear for your money
Wc Lead in Salem for High Tops -
Como and look. Wo can fit and satisfy.
E. L. Irvin & Co.
PRACTICAL SHOE MEN
326 State St., Salem Repairing a Specialty
IAYS JURIES
INCLINED TO
BE PARTIAL
aster Fish Warden Thinks
Arbiters of Justice DIsi
criminate Against Big ,
Fish
"Chief among tho troubles and
Isappolntments encountered in tho
rosecutlons of violators of tho stato
sbing laws," said Master Fish War-
en Van Dusen, yesterday afternoon
uring a discussion of the failure
I several juries to convict in tho
tour recent cases cited 'at Orogon
:uy and the consequent complaint
f District Attorney Schuebel and
tatement that he would not attempt
irther prosecution of such cases
ntil assured of tho support of pub
ic sentlmont, "Is the fact that it Bl
uest invariably transpires that,
i'btlo an ordinarily representative
ury will And a verdict of guilty
gainst -a bic corporation, the same
ody of men discriminates in favor
f the lesB prominent and individual
lolator of tho law."
Ho sayB that, while Attorney
chuebel was keenly disappointed
la tho failure of the Jury in tho case
bt the stato vs. H. Blgelow, tne
Vbernethv sawmill man, tried on tho
barge of permitting sawdust to bo
laced in the water of a tributary of
be Clackamas river, to find a ver-
tlct of eiilitv of tho defendant seem
ed undlsputable, he does not think
ie will refuse to prosecute lurmer
h'iolations of tho law but will go
Phead and do his duty whenever
hfflctent evidence of guilt Is pro
duced. Other cases cited In support
of his nreumont that Juries are in
clined to discriminate against big
corporations are those of the Crown-
Columbia Pulp & Paper company, in
Thlch a verdict of guilty was founa,
"id that of C. E. Buhcyse, twice
rried resulting la a "bung" Jury in
be first case and a verdict of not
uilty in the second.
Mm. t w iin Clearwater,
Can .!).. -u VinStni) Irv bIck
I , n,un, lm.J CO.w
mt inreo jaonthg. The doctors wu
fhal he had quick coHBumptlon. We
itrnrnrorf iti. TOaiigm'K nuic-
aound Syrup, ami It cured him. That
" ix year ago. Since men v
lway kef a botUe la the
(iBO VI.. .. .. lflimtir It.
n huwk ma hm
for hu..i.. . i ton no
$3.50 to $7
MARKET QUOTATIONS
"Make Snlcm a Good Home
Market."
SALKM MARKET.
Stelncr's Market.
Dealers In fish, gamo and poultry
Highest cash price paid for eggs
Prompt dolivory. Stato stroet.
10-3-tf
Poultry, Eggs. Ete,
Eggs Per dozen. 31c.
Duttor Retail Country, 25
30c; creamery, 3Gc.
Hens 10c.
Frys 10c.
Gooaf C7c
Ducks SVjQOe,
Fruits, Vegetables, Etc
New potatoes COc cwt.
Onion 65c cwt.
Tropical Fruits.
Bananas 5We per pound.
Oranges $5.00 16.00
Onions 75c cwt.
live Stock Market
Steers 3 3 Uc
Cows 2 2 U c.
Sheep 3 4c
Dressed Veal OdJO'ic
Fat Hogs 6c
Stock Hogs 5c.
Oram and Feed.
Baled Clover $6.00.
Cheat $6.00.
Timothy $8.50 $9.50. -Oats
30 32c.
Bran $1S.
Shorts $20.
Barley $20.
Wheat, 65c
FIour-3.60.
FORTLAND MARKET.
Wheat Club, 64c: valley, 66c;
bluestetn, l'7c
Oats Choice wnue. sw ;...
Mlllstuff Bran, $14.50. . .
Hay Tlmovhy, $100 $11. Alfalfa,
$11.50.
Vetch $7 7.00.
Potatoes 60 75c
Poultry Average old ben, 12
young rooster. 12 13c; dressed
chickens. 13 He; trukeys, dressed.
CniCKVB". v attari ,1,ickS
2122s; gee. i". ---
14615c; pigeons, $1$1.50.
Pork Dressed, 664c
Beef Dressed, 4 05c
Mutton 607C rftii-
Hops-1906 choice, 15 016c.
prime. 13014c; medium, 1ZW
12 Wc; olds, nominal.
Wool-Valley, eoarie t Ho.
2031 Eastern Oregon, 13018c,
Mohair 2C 28c
Butter-Fancy Creamery, 1-0
27 &c; store ouuer, v---
mMim'mr ta.1
$MlmmW&
OaiZttu
H-M lllllllHIHIIMil i
SAVED
BRYAN'S
LIFE
Gocrnor McWilllnm .Tinted
loloii Intended for Great
Commoner.
W I.IIIHIIH IHHfH HM I
Washington, Nov. S. "There haa
never been anything In American
politics equal to the devotion, almost
Idolatrous of tho followers of Wil
liam Jennings Bryan," said nr well
known newspaper correspondent who
traveled on Mr. Brynn's special train
in the campaign of 1S9G. "I never
know but on odlscord In this chorus
of devotion, and thnt was in a little
town In eastern Tonncsseo. It haa
novor been accounted for.
"Uy goneral agreement at tho
tlmo, nothing was said In tho news
paper reports nbout tho Incident.
It might havo destroyed Bryan's
vocal powors for nil tlmo, had It
not been for tho thoucltf nlticss of
former Governor Benton McMillan.
Wo had been doing soino hard cam
paigning nnd Bryan's voice was Im
paired. Ho could hardly speak nbovo
in whisper.
"JuBt before tho train pulled out
of tho little town whoro ho had boon
speaking, n man stepped up to tho
roar platform nnd hnnded a, botUo
to a membor of tho Bryan party,
Baying thnt tho mlxturo was 11 fa
vorite proscription In his family, and
a wonderfully effective remedy for
throat troublo.
Would Havo linpn'viod llrynn.
"Ho said that ho wanted Bryan to
use It, The person appeared to bo
a kind hearted, gonorotm country fel
low whoso sincerity would have Im
pressed tho cnndldatu, had he boon
permitted to moot tho commoner.
When McMillan snw the bottle hand
ed up, ho demnuded that It be glvon
to him beforo being passed to Bry
an. Alter Hearing an explanation
regarding Its contents, McMillan
said: 'I guess I will seo about this,'
and removing tho cork of tho bottlo
ho touched his tonguo to tho con
tents. "Instantly ho recoiled with n cry
'of pain. Tho fluid contnlned an acid
iof such corroBlve properties, that it
almost uurneu utrougn .MC.Miuan'8
1
tongue. He was under treatment tor
tsovornl weeks, before recovering
from tho effects. Hnd Brynn tnsted
tho contents of that bottle, he might
novor havo been nblo to mako an
othor spocch. Just why any person
should havo had any designs on tho
Democratic candldato for Presldont,
hns novor been satisfactorily ex
plained. Tho Btory has never been
printed beforo. ....
Guui-deil Ills Slof'p.
"Still another incident Illustrating
the porsonnl devotion of Brynn's fol
lowers to him, hut one which had a
less scriouB aspect, occurred In North
Carolina. I was finishing ui. my
press report on tho trnln, Jn ordor
to fllo It nt the next station. I had
orders to Intorvlew tho presidential
candidnto on a cortain devoloptncnt
of tho campaign.
"Brynn hnd tho accomplishment
of being able to drop Into a profound
slumber when ho was tlrod, day or
night, and It seemed that ho was In
the midst of a dozo whon I stepped
Into his car. Standing beside htm,
waving a fan, over tho commoner's
closed eyelids, was a local North
Carollnn Democratic politician. Fre
quently ho gated Into Bryan's faco
with n look of sincere devotion. As
I called out at the door, ho raited
his hands doprccatlngly, nnd with
great dramatic effect, exclaimed:
" 'Hold! Tho President sleeps.
"It was a comic situation to every
one.except to Bryan's faithful at
tendant. He never was moro in
earnest In his life."
-o
Constipation.
Health is absolutely impossible, if
constipation be present. Many seri
ous cases of llror and kidney com
plaint bavo sprung from neglected
constipation. Such a deplorable con
dition Is unnecessary. There Is a cure
for it. Herblno will speedily remedy
matters. C. A. Lindsay, P. M., Bron-
ton, Fla., writes, Feb. 12, 1902:
"Having use4 Horblne, I find It a
fine medicine for constipation." 60c
a bottle. For salo by D. J, Fry drug
store.
o
A. F. Marcus has returned borne,
from a two weeks' trip through Can
ada, where be bad been on pleasure
and business.
.. o-
Whenever you baro any sympathy
to bestow, direct It towards the
young woman who aovtr uted Hollls
fcrfe 7 Ho T we Tab
les, 35 cents. Dr. toae' Dra
Tho Badge ot" Honety
Is on ovrry wrapper of Doctor Pierce'
Golden Medical Discovery because- a full
list of tho Ingredients composing It is
printed thrro in plain English. Forty
years ol oxporlenco has proven I w superior
worth a a Wood purlilor and Invigorat
ing tonic for tho euro of stomach dlordvri
and all Ihfr tilt. It builds up tho run
down syte;n a no other tor:c can In
which aki.'ml Is used. Tho actlvo medic
inal prlni ,. ot imtlvo roots such as
Golden Sii end Queen's root, Etono and
Mandrako nmt, Bloodroot and Black
Chernhark are oxtraetrd and preserve!
by tlie u ( uf chemically pure, tr'jle
rolltu 1 el ei-rlno. 'Soml to Dr. R. V. Plcrve
at liuiTaln, N Y for frto tntol.let which
quote extrtcts from woU'recognlttHl n.ed
leal authorlilKji tuh as Drt. It.trUiolow,
Klnj, ScucUiVr, Coo. Elllngwood and a
host of otlt, showlns thnt theso roow
can bo iW nded upon for Uselr curative
action l(vu!l weak states of the stomach,
accom;,..e.l fey IndlRtstlon or dyspepsia
us well yC tiiluusur livcrcorapla.r.is
and lnrlVV!isth'S dlscaics" where thero
Is loKHesh and gradual running down
of UfrStren-tth ord system.
TIip "tfo'i' Mm! tciil Plsovprv" makes
rich, nt 1 'iiQ'l 'patTw invuroratfi nnT
r7cuStrrTti?iohicKLliYrr aiidJawefr.
n.l. t;r.F-. iyi,. h '.yoie vtrm.
Thus all sk::i atfeetions, blotches, pimples
and eruptl'in as wolt qh scrofulous swel
lings and oM ojiou ruunlna res cr tilcrrs
aro cured nnd healed, In treating old
running sons, rr ulcers, it Is well to In
sure tluir h" ll:ig to apply to them Dr.
Pierce's A'.' . o.xllngStlvo. Ifyourdmg
gist dnn't hiiwn to havo this Salvo In
stock, send luty-fonr.conU la iHMtngn
sumps to Dr. U, V. l'lcrco. Invalid' Hotel
and Stirplcnl Ittstltuto. ItulTnlo. N. Y..aml
u Insjc tn.x of tlio "AlMU-allug Salvu"
w II! reach m by return U
You cim'i r third to accept a secret nos
trum iiitMiutiUiuta fur this non-alcoholic,
tned.cll.i .V KNOWS VdMI'OSITION, Hot
even Ibiuah tho urRout dealer may
therebv m.u a little, bliiuor lirollt.
Dr. l'lirci'. Pleasant relfeU regnlato
and Invlgi ..ite itomnrh, liver and bowels.
bugitM.iuua, tiny granulud, easy to tako
Mi amir.
y(HMtmiMmMmMB
I Gold Dust Flour
Made by THE SYDNEY POW.
ER COMPANY, Sidney, Oregon.
Mnilo for family uio. Ask your
groctr for it. Bran and shorts
iilwhys on hand,
P. B. Wallace
AGENT
w
UKSOLUTIOX TO IMPHOVK
STATK KTHF.KT.
Notice Is hereby glvon that nt tho
meeting of tho Council ot tho City
of Salem, held Monday, November 6,
1906, tho following resolution wna
adepted:
Resolved, That tho Council of tho
City of Salem, Oregon, deems it ex
pedient nnd proposes to Improvo
Stnto street from tho enst lino of
Commercial stroot to tho west lino of
Church street In tho following mnn
nor, to-wlt:
First By tnklng up tho artificial
stono crotw walks.
Second By grndlng tho rondwny
from tho east lino of Commorclnl
street to tho west line of High
street a width of thirty and ono-hnlf
foot on each sldo of tho center line of
tho street, and from tho enst lino of
High street to tho west lino of
Church stroet the spneo between tho
curbs as thoy aro now in placo, nnd
tho full Intersection of Liberty street
and High street to tho proper sub
grade. Third By paving tho rondwny
and full Intersections, snvo and ox-
cept tho space between tho rails and
ono foot outside of the rails of tho
streot railway tracks with Warren's
Bltullthlc Water Proof Pavement.
Fourth By paving the spaco be
tween tho rails of tho railway tracks
and ono foot outside of tho track,
belonging to tho Portland Qeneral
Electric It. R. Co.. and Oregon Elec
tric It. II. Co., with stones and blocks J
set on concrete and grouted with co-
mont mortar nnd by replacing the
rails now in use with grooved rails
not less than seven Inches In depth
and wolghlng not less than seventy-
five (76) pounds per yard. Tho con-
eretq under the rails and stone
blocks to bo not less than six Inches
In depth.
Fifth By constructing artiflcisl
stone curbs on each side of the street
from tho east line of Commercial
street to tho center line of High
street, thirty-one and pne-half. feet
from the center line of tho atreet,
and Joining the curb with those now
In place on Liberty street and High
street, and by constructing artificial
atone sidewalks oyer tbo space be
tween tho curbs now In plaw and the
proposed new curb, and on other
portions of the sidewalk area not
now paved with artificial stone side
walk.
Sixth By constructing an Inlet
for the water at the northeast cor
ner of the Intersection of State street
with High street and a catch basis
at the northwest corner, and cos.
nectlng tho Inlet and catck basia
with six-Inch Tltrlaed sewer vpm',
m4 ccwlBg tb catch bai wk
the wwer with six-Jack wwtr jMp.
ftafd Improvewwta to V l
lllt8llflHiMH-HH
GET
AVc ltavo sfttupIcHl the city with
Ret (snntfiUN call tthe ofllce
AYbcn yon buy Sohp bo sure
WILD ROSE FLOUR I
$ 91.00 n sack nt nil grocers. Slrnlo
Kt44aiUlHI10HliailtittltlHHlHlHif
Oregon Pine, Ash
SM.EM,
nccordanco with tho charter and or
dinances of tho City of Salotn and
tho pinna, specifications nnd esti
mates filed-In tho ofllco of tho Be
cordor of tho City of Salem, on tho
Cth day of November, 1006, and en
dorsed "Plans nnd Specifications for
tho Improvement of Stnto Stroot
from tho cast lino ot Commercial
Street to tho west lino of Church
street, nnd tho cstlinnto of tho work
to bo dono nnd the probnblo cost
thereof."
Tho cost of said Improvement to
bo nssesscd to tho abutting proporty
owners, nH provided by the City
Charter.
Tho ostlmnto of tho probnblo cost
for tho Improvement ot said Stnto'
street Is:
Probnblo cost $22,012.06 I
Loss stono blocks 3,032.03
Balnnco
,i $18,080.04
Tho above improvement Is to bo
classed as Warren's Bltulithlo Pave
ment.
Tho plans, specifications nnd estl-
tfmtoB of tho onglnoor employed by
tho Council for tho improvement ot
snld Stato streot nro hereby ndopted.
ltosolved, That tho Recorder of
tho City of Sa.lont bo and Is hereby
directed to g'lvo notlco of tho pro
posed Improvement ot snld Btroot, na
provided by tho City Chartor.
Remoustrnncoa ngnlnst tho nbovo
Improvement may bo filed In writing
with tho City Rccordor within ton
days from tho ilnnl publication of
this notlco.
By ordor of tho Council.
W. A, MOOR158, Rccordor.
Onto of final publication of this
notlco Is tho 10th day of November,
1900. 11-0-1 It
Notlco of Illrit for Ilullrii.'iK Hide
walks, Bids will bo received up to 5
o'clock p. in. of Saturday, November
17, 1000, for tho construction of
sidewalks along tho following do-'
scribed lots In tho City of Snlom,
Oregon, In nccordanco with tho re
quirements of tho ordinances and
under tho supervision of the Street
Commissioner of said City, to.wltt
West Bldo of lots G and u, and
south 26 feet of lot 7, In block north
of block 26.
West sldo of lots 3 and 4, in block
16, O. H. Jones' addition.
West side of lot 1, block 8, O. H.
Jones' addition.
East sldo of lota 1 and 2, block
10, 0. H. Jones' addition.
East sldo of lot 4, block 8, O. H.
Jones addition,
East side of lots 1 and 2, block 0,
O. H. Jones' addition.
Lots 1 and 2, block 41, North Sa
lom.
Lots 3 nnd 4, block 41, North Sa
lom.
Southwest 4 block 31, Salem, Or
egon.
Northwest block 13, Salem, Or
egon,
136 feet of walk on lot 8, block C,
O. If. Jones' addition.
Lots 6, 0, and 7, block 41, Uni
versity addition.
The west half of lot 7, block 43,
University addition.
Lota C and 6, block 32, University
addition.
Parts of Iota 1 and 8, block 43,
University addition.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
A certified check for 10 per cent
of the bid must accompany the bid,
and tf the successful bidder refiM
to comply with the ordinance aad do
the work, tbo check will be forfeit
ed to the city.
Bids to bet submitted to the street
coBimissIoaer,
The Ust of this sotiee Mi Nov-
jber 7, 1S06, H- . rACW,
11-71 It 8rwt Comlir.
ONE?
Willi ltoo Flor, 3f yo kl Hot Z
niul GUT ONE.
It Is llko tho sample.
from oh! wheat, too.
OI1AS. K, SPATJUMNO, B. O. M1IX8,
Presldont, See and Trcas.
Gias. K. Spaiifding
Logging Co.
Manufacturers of
and Maple Lumber 1
OREGON.
O. C T. CO
Steamers Pomona and
Alton leave for Portland
dally except Sunday at
7. JO a. m. .
M. P. BALDWIN, Agt
CORVALLIS & EASTERN
RAILROAD
TIMK TABLK NO. at,
Train From nml to Ynqulna.
No 1
Loaves Ynqulnn ....... 0 I 65 A.M.
Arrlvea nt Corvallla ... .10:40 A.M.
Arrives at Albany 11:40 A.M.
No. 3
Loavos Albany ....... .13:30 P.M.
Leaves Conlillls 1:20 P.M.
Arrives at Yauulnn 6:45 P.M.
Train to ami From Detroit.
No, 3
Lcavoa Albany 7:30 A.M.
Arrives at Detroit 12:30 P.M.
No. 4
Leaves Dotrolt ........ 1:00P.M.
Arrives at Albany .... 6:GSP.M.
Trains for Corvnlllfl.
No. 8 '
Leaven Albany 7:CCA.M.
Arrives nt Corvallls .... 8:36 A. M.
No. 10
Leaves Albany 3: CO P.M.
Arrives at Corvnlll 4:30 P.M.
No. 0
Loaves Albany , . 7:36 P.M,
Arrives at Corvallls .... 8:16 P.M.
Trains fur Albany.
No. 6
Loaves Corvallls 0:30 A.M.
Arrives at Albany ( 7:10 A.M.
No. 9
Loaves Corvallls 1:30 P.M.
Arrives at Albnny 3:10 P.M.
No. 7
Leavos Corvallls 0:00 P.M.
Arrives at Albany ...... 8:40 P.M.
No. 11
Lonvcs Corvallls ...... ,11:60 A.M.
Arrives at Albany 11:42 A.M.
No. 12
Leaves Albany 12:45 P.M.
Arrlvos at Corvallls 1:33 P.M.
All ot tho above connect with
Southern Pacific Company traina.both
at Albany and Corvallls, aa well s
train for Detroit giving direct service
to Newport and adjacent beaches,
as well as Broltenbush Hot Spring.
For further information apply to
J. 0, MAYO, Oea. Pawi. Agt.
Br If. BOLES, Agent, Albany,
HoHthcra l'acilkJ Time Card, Effective
Saturday, Ag. 10.
Toward Portland Train Arrive.
No. 1G D:3Q a. hi., Oregon ex
press. No, 148:33 a. m Cottage drove
express.
No. 12 4:49 p. ., Oregoa ex
press. No. 22211:18 a. n through
fast freight.
No. 32611:66 a. ., local way
freight. Depart 13: 4E y, m.
Toward U Fmsciara.
No, 16 10:66 v. ., Callforul
espreae.
No. 13 6; 33 p. m,., Cottage Grow
express.
No. 1110:38 a. at., CaWwate
exprtac
Ke. 32611:25 a. .. leeal way
freight. Defwrta at 11 tit a. as.
Ne. 3313:30 a. m., thrennh fK
freight.
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