Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, February 01, 1907, FIRST EDITION, Page 6, Image 6

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DAttT rtTAL JOtftNAL, BAI
jEM, OREGOFRIDAVgi:
Wfon the Hair Falls
t L u nRffr?Li j
Stop it! And why not? Fall
ing hair is a disease, a regular
germ disease; and
Avers Hair Vigor
J NEW IMPROVED FORMULA
quickly and completely destroys
these germs. Inc nair scops
falling out, grows more rapidly,
and dandruff disappears. An
entirely new preparation.
The New Kind
Docs not change the color of the hair
IT. C. AYER CO., Msnuftcturlng Chcmhti, Lowell,
benefit of tho puttie. The m n n
how thnt was given "-uu";
in WMpu.Wot theprjon
Monday nlcht borore tho inmates
A Voluntary contribution w taken
up Wednesday evening and $78 was
realized. This monoy Roes Into tho
fund the convicts raised to purchase
a piano and for music and such
ihlnxii Tho piano In tiso at the prl
'n Purchased by tho convict,
and Is moro than two thirds paid
.- rrh,.., wn met all tho payments.
There haB novor been an appropria
tion for things of thlH Kinu.
ThoBsands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect it.
How To Find Out-
MKSEl
thug indicates an
unhealthy con
dition of the kid
iievs; if it stain
Watcr and leti
rrrti VH-zrar 1 1
JUlf Pkft
vour linen it
evidence of kid
ney trouble ; too
freUeiii
desire
.
Tl. , A..lt . .
I k. ruiuiiiuuc Uld T
Incubator
BSBBBTnaBsV
khZ- KE'tockTs nrm MEATS ARE
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incinK prpo Um .,-
Mm.
PLEA FOR
SMALLER
LINES
C, and E. Contends That
Railroads Should Be Clas
sified as to Demurrage
"If llio propowil riillrttiiil Iritis
IMIoit It Clllll-tHl hi lit prt'Miut
form, oho of two tlilim "HI Imp
pni) tho CiimilllN A Hnstoni will
lutvo to Umiiy ln lumber off nt
thu terminals iiikI tutu tho empty
car Imrk to tho mill" or tho saw
mills nlonu it lli must k out
of IiuIihW--J. K. Wtwithcrfonl.
A pica for tho smaller rnllronds
wm mndo Innt night hoforo tho Joint
rRllroatl coiniulttoo In tho nonnto
chamber by Attorney J. K. Wenthor
ford, of Albany, roprosonlliiK tho
Corvallls & Knstorn railroad,
Mr. Woathorford said Ills pooplc
will not seriously object to tho pro
posed bill If It U chanced In ono
particular. Ho docs not bolluvo It In
just and oqullablo to havo tho law
on domurriiRu atlply to short Unci
operating within tho state whuro cars
nro dumatidcd for transcontinental
or Ioiik hniili.
Ho oiplnlnrd thnt his line posse
ul about 100 freight ears and imiml
Jy those were ample to carry on aP
tho looal tratno Including tho Iok
KliitC. There woro three ur four
lartio mills nlonx tho lino of road
At iirtmiMtt they uhtaln their cam fo
idilpiimnts of ltimlur lo
KSH1U ! LL.1 -SSL!"
polnlB from tho blir railroads an J
thoBo como Into tho C. & B. country
omtpy. Tho mills shipped out from
10 to 15 cars dally.
Mr. "Woathorford wont on to sny
that umlor tho provisions of tho pro
potted bill, tho mlllB could demnnd
this numbor of enra from tho C. & K.
In wlilch to ship lumber to ChlonK"
or Now OrloanB and within n week
tho road would bo atrlppod of Its
rolling stock. H said It would re
quire moro oars to opornlo and euro
for tho forelBii shipments of lumlivr
than tho roail will sell for today.
Ho said that th road would be
forced to unload all the lumber at
Albany ur other terminals polnta and
forco tho mills to pay for reloading
or tho mills would havo to o out of
Inislnotw and move to the tormlnal
towns. In this way mioli places a
Albany would bo built up while tho
small mill towns along tho lino would
bo ruined.
Mr. Woathorford said that If the
hill Is n in end oil olnsxlfylng tho roads
and not favoring tho linos of tho
smaller class to furnish cars to go
out of their own Immediate territory,
his road would not opposo It. no
Raid ho bollovod this provision would
ho constitutional and offered to pro
paro n written brief on Its constitu
tionality. Tho atatomont of Mr. Woathorford
concludes tho taking of testimony bj
tho committee and onrly next week,
tho sonators and representatives ho
llovo thoy will bo ready to report the
hill to tho legislature for action.
Another meeting of tho oommlttoe
Is expected to bo hold Monday night.
To tho Inumtt'H l'it-ftt.
Many people do not understand
that all tho entertainments that nro
glvon nt tho atnto prison nro wIOkmm
od first by tho Inmates and that a ro-
nuUMoip'MUoii of tho allow Is given for the
HTKT80S8' :I3,000 VSOhli TOM.
Legislature Will Attend In a Hotly If
They Are In Town.
With what aro claimed to bo tho
most beautiful stago sottlnBs and
pictures ovor shown In this state, the
Stetson revival of "Uncle Toms
. immI tt Mil
Cabin," that lamous cibio "
American stage, comes to the Grand
opera hous on Friday evening, Fob
1. The play has been on In every
section of tills county and In almoat
every vlllaco of tho north, oast nnd
weet. It line had and haa retalnod b
popularity never equalled nnd ne"er
known by any other play and now
come In the best nnd most complete
setting over made for It. and Is played
by'n compnny of moro thnn CO por
sons. of whom 25 aro Southern dark
les, whoso harmonious volcos blond
In tho old plantation melodlos and
the old southern slavo songs that
long ago touched tho heart of a. nn
tlon, making an offoctlvonoss and
roHllam never before known In
"Uncle Tom's Cabin."
Tho compnny la said to bo fullv
worthy the elaborate scenic settings
of the piny. Ha members have been
especially selected for their experi
ence In life parts assigned them and
from their adaptability to the chnr
actera. The result hna boon n rarely
harmonious whole, It Is claimed, and
has done much to add to tho effec
tiveness of the production. The
scenery has been painted specially
for this 135,000 rovlvnt nnd Includos
a number of handsome sconos repro
duced from photographs of tho local
ities mentlonod In tho book, iib thoy
woro In tho tlmo whon'tho groat au
thorosB first wrote tho story, more
than fifty yonrs ngo. 8omo of the
most notnblo of those Bconos nro tho
"Suwnnoo Hlvor" by moonlight, tho
rnttonllelds In full bloom, tho Ohio
river In wlntor nnd tho osoapo of
Kllio, carrying hor child across the
Hunting Ice, tho hncky pass In which
Oeorgo Harris mndo his stand ugnlust
tho men pursuing hi m and protects
lila family; thu St. Clair home, tho
levoo at Now OrloanB, showing a
slavo auction; Legruo's plantation,
and lastly, tho beautiful transforma
tion scene, showing Hvu'h asconslon
to tho cehwtlal city. Tho play has
long since beou public property and
has been played by many poor com
panies until the publlu has come to
reoognlse the fact thnt none but Mnn
tiger Washburn has the one great un
oqualleri organisation, and thnt Is
why his production always brings
the thwtter going crowd. The Stet
son production Is Judicially consider
ed an em In the history of Harriet
Ileeoher Stuwe'a great nova!.
ISerart of order,
. TE" "." knowledge so
There is conwo. . . - Kii)Cr's
often
Swsuip
fulfills everv
tht Dr.
axpressem i.(,itlf.v remedy,
.hlnrl.un.atlsni.
c,. , ..-- ,.. ii.-r. niauuui
P1," iM lv mrt oi ; I ruriiuiryS5aKc
sud every 1 to . in
nfrneuiiiQV'i
.liver, bladder
.-- - .,, iitar iiiiiiiuucwt
'v" ofb1 h compel d 'to go often
E5 1 ?L .w. and1 to get up .naiiy
atcr
Imd
or
rink the day, .ml to ft --j
times during the night. " "L Hoot
Jh"x,i";Bry I BUiuls the highest
i, soon realtseu. "
ynok that lens -jLZUfiZZtl
nlKiutll,U"v?-""'"-Kart:iSiitrUW"uw
. . I A .1, lilfiO (If. Ul (P'1TT.
by man. imw-'" tsswejiv
Kihner ft to., iiiiig
i..,i,if,n. N. Y. When
ALWAYS TIIE BEST.
For wo tako especial caro to buy
none but tho best, and our cuatomoro
can always depend upon getting tho
best In tho market at right prices
when they buy at our mnrkot
B. O. CHOSS,
State Street Market Phono 291
Home of Bwunp-Hoot
. ,. t --...- rtw1 flnti't
writing mention tins pupv ;:,;
mako any mistske. but remember the
SI. Dr. Kilmer'. Swainp-Root, and
theaddrees, llinghanitott, N. .
3CteMe95
SAMvM
1'NDKKTAKIXO
1AUIX)HS e
" S
A complete Block of up-to-date
funeral suppllos. Nowost
methods omployed, nnd best
wirvlce offered. Our rntoa aro
reasonable, and wo havo had
long oxperlence. Tho public 5
Invited to Inspect our parlors 2
and learn our mnnner of btiBl- J
noes. J. W. HOLLEN, Mgr. S
ttWIIMWMsmeM
On the Stool
of Repentance
The OLD TRUSTY lncnw
uiu uuw uiuenng on their fo,
season.
Thoy havo made a record i
uii,u iiur cunt Hatching thy
hovui uutu t-quaieu. Mo,,
iiiuui ouiu uuring laoc thin
omcr uranu.
Aiinougn very modern
j,...v., v..v ...4,ui una con
nun uicvi iuu most exacting
uuuuiui uuiiairucilun.
Qnnnlnl nrlAno in Ai. ..
,,..w.. p.v iu ciuse tte jjj
mouci oui;
100 egg incubator ....
200 egg Incubator
Tho now model will soon t,i
nnu is wunout uouot theflnejn
cuoaior over ottered on thai
ket. Romomber the above prl
arc tor present stock.
WHITE
&S0N
Feedrnen nnd Soedmen.
Poultry and Bee Supply 1
i'nono ico. jl
255 Commercial Street.
rOH JOIST AND FIX)ORlNa
Tho best place to buy Ib whoro the
host stock of lumber Is carried. Tho
entlro building trndo know that
thoro Is not n finer stock of lumbor
thnn thnt carried by ub. Wo are"
ready to fill tho largest contract
promptly. Wo don't keop tho build
er waiting. Thnt's a very Important
point. Near S. P. passongor depot
GOODALE LUMHHK CO.
Phono C2 Main.
vHNBRHHHsHbHBH
Tka Kind You Havo Ahvny ltottiiliti nm which hiw htnm
In ttso Air over IIO yenm, liurt borne, thu hlgimttiro of
iiiul Iium lieou iiuulo iimUir hlH icr-
HimuliMervllou nlneo ItKlnftincy.
All m v no one to tlmlvo you lit thla.
All OouHterAslttt, Imltntlon. nml " Just-na-mMut" nr- hub
JKxxrimHU thui trlllo vlth mul omhiugor tho he a of
iMAUut. hm1 Chllilnjn-KxiKirloiico ngitliiht Kxiwr) ciiU
What is C ASTORIA
ObwtorU U i linnulosa .uhstttuto Air Ciwtor Oil, lhu--Kwle,
Drops uml Houthlnjf Byrupi. It In riesmit. It
ttmtulurt neither Otihuti, Morphluo nor otlmr Xurcotla
tHibstHiu It. uko I. iU inMruutvo. It riodtroyii Wurtus
inil Hlhiy. VovorUhuMH It cHrv. Dlurrhwu Hiul Whul
Outc It relieves TeothliiK Tmiihtt, vitro CoimtlrMitlou
4i FlutuleHcy. It UANlutlhiUvi tho lVuxl, rvgiilattv tho
Uv uiuuh mul Itowcls, untngr lionllhynud natiiml alvtii.
V V CUlhlrcu' I'jtuHccrt- Vho Jlothor'. 1'rlcmU
K.VMHE CASTORIA ALWAYS
yy JDoaru iu Slgnaturo of
'.v
'tcucJ&ti
T&e k!iiu You Haye Always Bougfet
In Ut For Over 30 Yr.
I , rr Mjut ouit. ufm err.
Cripple Creek .Meiulay.
"At Cripple Crek." a play of gen
nine value and simple, homely qual
ities, that are at oaew elevating and
uplifting, will he perewnted at the
tlraml opera houee Moaday, Keltru
ary 4. ThU piece Is the beat work
of Hal Held, a noted playwright, and
has been uruiiounewd Uy leading
irltla. U he Mr. HeUl'a maalerplete,
and also the straaxeat aad moet In
terwtlag tHtrtrayal or life in the
HnektM that has been given to oar
taf. It Is climatically hnadUnl:
the motive are eleverly blended ami
the heart Intereet U eHthralllng.
The nteee watulna many seetiee of
tiulret beaMty; aWonnd In whole
some eowwly ami la replete with
Btrlklng Wi aad stirring situs
tlQiis. A oar load of handsome and
elaborate seeaery Is crriU for this
production aad eaek of the four neti
aro sinned In the most elaborate ami
complete Pinaster, tha third aet In
pnrtloular hetag the moat complicated
and heaviest ever provided fee a
drama to be taken oh toar.
Walvo Hlghc Hour Day.
Chicago. tjb. 1. The eaglneers
on t)i estrn railroads have trad
el an olght hour work day for a 10
per Mat (?3.6Q.0 incrMM in
wages to take ffeot today About
J7.Q60 men operating locomottvi
anil 33 roads will profit by tli agree
Hat oatret Into between the com
mittees, wfalah wero In coaftrnce for
thro woeks. With the advance girn
to the swltohmon a month ago tho
railroad roriHirations now have add
hI approximately $10,600,000 to
tholr annual pay rolls. This will not
b tha end, ltowvr. for today rep
rntatlv of &0.000 conductors
and other trainmen will rtaev their
wqutwta for substaatui Increases
running Into tho millions
..
Is whoro n mnn finds himself that
takes his linen to any laundry but
tho Salem Steam Laundry. It your
consolonco don't prick, your collars
und cuffs may and mako you appro
elate tho smooth -dgos. soft button
holes and exquisite color and finish
that you onn always rely on getting
nt the Snlem Stoum Laundry, nt low
prices.
HALKM BTKAM LAUNDRY,
Phono t!3. JiKI-Kltl S. Liberty St.
H. S. Gile & Co.
Wholesale Grocers and Com
mission Merchants
In tho u..- it all times tor
dried produce of all
Special
.ur sale a tew apple par
ing aim siloing machines; eqnlpmont
for a largo dryer: will make a low
price.
CAPITAL COMMISSION CO.
267 Cemrr.crda! St.
Phone 179
Cash Purchasers of
Poultry,
Eggs, and
All farm Produce.
It's Going Fast
And gives perfect satisfaction.
Every sack Is guaranteed, iuid that
accounts for tlio rapid Increase in
sales.. Also it is still made of
OLD WHEAT
not is tho host Hour at nny price.
USK ONLY
Wild Rose
Flour
At all llr.st class grocers.
B
B
Order a packagt c! ta
famous health and I
building flour and a
eorno good old fasUa
New Knglnnd
Urvnd. A chanM iti
right hot loaf villi
you think you hi !
Boston. With
Self-rising II. B.B.1
you can make bread !
llko tho Puritans nati
mako.
S-B Pancake Fl,
Is also a puro food; i
Trado rising and all rer I
Mark mix with water anil
on a hot griddle.
ALLEN'S BBBfLOURi
Pacific Const Factory, Ban .
Cnl. EftstcrH Factory, Uh
Wolt MJUs, Manawa, Wk
Always 'Remember ths FJ I
I axatiM
Rromo
Ouinine
& Tablets
-
j Gold Past Flour j
: i
Made by THE SYDKTSY POW- I
EX OOSIPAirr, Sidney, Oregon. !
Mado for fandlr sm. Ask jour ' ;
gToctr i or u. uraa &i Hiorli
ahvtiys oa haad.
P. B. Wallace
AGENT
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JBIG
FIR
WOOD
SAWED
AND UNSAWED
AT
VOGET
LUMBER
AND
FUEL
COMPANY I
i
) aMfiisjBnasiaa
Cure a Cold in Ow
Cure Grip in Two
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Fvwv
HOTELOREGON
Oorner of Sevtmtk and Stark Street
1'eruaad, Owgoa.
The new and modern hotel of the city
OaUra particularly to residents of Sa
lem ami other Oregon eHSea. European
pis. Free bos. Kstee $1.00 per day
and upward. Handaomeet grill la the
Wert, and prices aa low ta in dIum
leas attractive. Daily Capital Jownall
OH &!.
WWaKT-DI01CEKOX MOTH, OO,
a iuw u tho Boore'
satlsfacUon. Why not H
of it wisely now buylos
U8T
Baker, Lawrence'
HaeceseoaB to Haxnn '
Tfi Fashion Stai
Ferawly gtapson'i jj
. . tki
Up-to-date nverj LsM
Funeral turnouts 'PTTi
. . . j Tn
no tot picnic -- .kI
a a mrAfl f I AW ?
247 and M9 HiRkJ
Salem Fence tf
Hetrtr8 for V
Fcifc
op wire. "''- gnalf
NOtttnp, Jfjcsri". --- -
P. & B. Ready Kootot'
.11 -f mwest P"11
Walter MofWf
250 CurtSt. :
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