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DAILY CAPITAL
JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, MOXDAV, MARCH I, 100
Personals
FOR YOUR BABY
D
"kiaj f(w ifjaffVll jw
We have just received a full
line of the famous
HEYWOOD
ADJUSTABLE
GO-CARTS
With the double ruffled Arabian net parasols and silk cushions.
Thes arc without doubt the best go-carts on the market, and we
invke you to inspect Uie line. In our large and varied assortment
you are sure to find one which suits you, both as to price and style.
Don't pay first class prices for
inferior goods when for inferior
prices you can get first class
goods, as you do here.
BUREN & HAMILTON
a
CURRENT
TOPICS
TODAY
Mas a. i i ! i rgaauc
i'rrpHivil for the Public School
wml tho Futility Circle.
Ptl.l.MAX WILL TAriCLi: OIlKHO.V
liitllculhniM Are That the I'aiincr
School of Washington Hum 'it
it Strong Truck Tciini.
Tlio llusMao parliament will as
Homhlo at 81. Polomburg March G.
Konutor Spouuer. o( Wisconsin.
Into rolgned t lake tiffed Mny Int.
A mountain In Italy Is slipping In
to tho mm. carrying a village of 6000
people, who will liti homelea.
The Oriental liner Dakota, from
Konltl. U wrecked In the harbor of
Toklo. Japan
Hoary Van Dyke, prnfeMor of
KiirIUIi lllarnluie In l'rlutMlun, linn
resigned to 'devote li I ingulf onllrely
to literary work.
J. W. Hall. u iilonutir of Newport,
Oregon, In dead.
A Movoro earthquake wan felt In
Southern Wyoming last Thursday.
Tlio resignation at Governor
Hwetteiihum, of Jumnlon. ha beuu
brought about, unit he will leave
Kingston soon.
Tlio new statu of Oklahoma lin
ml opted Hie Oiogou plan of the Ini
tiative ntul referendum.
lane Stephenson I likely to lift
como the uoneor Htiuatur Spooner.
of Wisconsin.
i i ... i
Valentino Winter, of Gonoordla,
Knniiai. and wlfo aro vWltlng J. O. C.
Wlmor and t It. Wlmor. ot thW city.
Two Uter. Mr. Mnrl Wright, of
Talent, ami Mr. Ilacbael Stone, of
Central I'olnt. were alio horo ou a
Ylllt.
Washington college plainly be
Hovoh that they havo a show for Ihw
cliamploiiHlilp of tlio Northwest In
traok work, for though la enrro
a pond en co with Mnmigor Mccarty, of
tlio 'varsity traok tuuni thuy oUtlui
that thuy ilo not ronlly oxpuot to htat
Oregon, who It Is generally believed
haw tlio ohaniplonMhlp of the" North
weet, niiil- perhnp of tbo oot,
cinched, report from Pullman, and
their great deal re to obtain a meet
with Oregon, seem to ludlcnte that
tholr team I very strong, and that
thuy may become a fnotor In tlio ruot
for the championship. No date ban
linen nut for a mutit with tho Wnh
Ingtnn farmers, hut It Ih practically
certain thai ouo will ho mado whan
tho other ilutoH lire arranged.
California and Btanford have not
yet settled what they will do con
(lornlUK a moot with Oregon, nit their
row ha mudo uoudltlom vary unset
tied, and thoy do not know what
time ohm he opuued for date. Tit
exact date ha not been not yot (or
tho IiIk trltat trunk muot at Boat
tlo liotweiiu OroKou. Wuihlngtn and
Idaho. May SO, 31 and Juno 1 All
om likely to ho ohon. May 30
wtu thn day I ho moot ocourrtnt upon
lait ytmr. hut VahlnRlon want to
hanx thl ywir In nrdor to hold n
rwpatta on that date.
Many Men Out.
A great many mon nru out for tho
traok who havo not worked sortuu
ty Uofor. and thl neion may kco
moiiio BiirprlRoH whou tho tuiuu U
rhoBoii. Tho froHlinion thlH yoar alo
will ho oHpeclally promlnont. for
thuro Ih inoro promlalnK mntorlal in
that cIiihh than any provloua ono.
HtiKono Iteglstot.
We Offer You
Exceptional
Advantages
for Yeur Checking Account
mmmmmmmummmmmmmmmmmammmmimmmmmmmmmmfmmmm
A chooklng account U a ay
tomatlc method of giving you at
all tlMit4 a correct record of our
dally builoM.
KlKur aro exact tho amount
you write oa the faco ot a ohook
dou uot vary. In order to bo no
curti Ik your monuy matter,
pay by check. alway.
W Iftvlto your account
SUm Stutc Eafitc
U X. PAGH, Ptiilfial
K.W. HAZARD, Cfct
SPRING
POINTERS
i
Thoio light, and delightful bit
cult, which are tho dollght of
the- bouaokeeper' heart aro thj
produet of
Eppky's Pfffcctkxi
Rjtkiajf Pawner
Try It and ba coavlnwd.
C M. EPPVLEY
Kcol INdilo TnuiHffi-s.
Tim following dood havo boon
lllud for ruuord In tho olllao of tho
Marlon county recorder:
0. W. Dlinmlok to Hlvn H.
IlolBfortl. Iota 3 to 8, lilook
23. Nob Hill auimx to Salsm
w 1 1
I., ami W. M. Slegmund to I.
II. I'vuton, loll, block 13.
Depot addition to Salem.
i c d i
I and 0. U. Kntuase to It. II.
FlomliiK ot ox. Inud In lilook
Tl, Salem. i o d i
8. T. and 8. I. HlohardHon to
I.lhblto White, lot 4, blook -t.
8alom, i oil l
W. J, llakur to DoftRlo A. Harrl-
Hon, land In Marlon county.
Mil j, 1
C. A. Tnlbot to J. 8. Talbot.
1H.07 aortw In t 9 , r 3 w,
w 1 7100
M. U. and I. L. Patlorson t W.
1'. llaboook ot ux, lund In
blook 42, 8nlom, w- d 2I0Q
J. Ilarman ot ux to Loo llau
manni land In I 1 mi 1 w,
w d ..; ano
H. 1). Woodworth ot a) to W. 1
llnhcook ot ux, land In bloek
32, Salem, W d 2000
C. 8. Uaskolt to J. a StapletOH
ot ux, land lu Hlvorvlew
Pork addition to Salem, w d 1600
Mattlo U KnlRhtllnRor to Star
Lund Co., U aorec In t 7 a. r
3 w, w d 1200
A. Q. and J. T. Ho i Mary
OUon. 4.34 aonM n t 6 a, r
1 o, w d ioo
Hlliabeth Down, Uy Rttard, to
a i. Coqlo' ot ux, U.77
uoros In t 6 , r 1 w, w d. . too
a 8- Uavkett to J. C S(ai)ti
et ux, lot 1, 3, 3 and 4.
blook 13. HIvtM-vlew IHirk
addition to Sal,RU w d . . . . i
Aun Soott to J. M. Adkktt, I
aoro In WoodbMrn. w d . . 7
K. Down ot al to O. J. OaoWy
ot ax, 10.77 aafo la t ( s,
r 1 w. w d C45
M. M. Whlto to Llbtrte Wall, "
1st blook 4, Salem, n c d. CQ5
J. K. Vetiol to a A. Utfael
4.65 aorv In t ( , r 3 v.
50
J. K. and J. K. Stalger t Star
Ijiad Co.. tot ,27, WalWf'
addition ta Salem, q c d 223
K, K. and M. P. Doanlt U T.
' L. William vt ux, lot 19
aRd 30 and ubdlvUloa 2
ad 30 Cajiltil Howe aJJi-
Uoi to 8Ww, w d,,, ... , 209
Itollln K. Page wont to Portland
today. ,
Judge Burnett wont to Eugene on
Mildness todny.
It O. Hunter wont to Woodburn
on business today.
O. P. Hopf left this morning for
Albany on buslnoee.
G. K. Oalo left this morning for
Portland on business.
Ed. Driver, of Bnker City, Is tho
gupst of Salem friend.
Bfn Tnmplln, of Portland, spont
Sunday visiting Salem frlonds.
Itcv. Father Mooro loft this morn
ing for a short visit In Portlnnd.
Elmer E. Smith, of La Granclo, Is
visiting his brothor, W. P. It. Smith.
S. K. Xool, of Klamath Falls, is In
thr city, the guost of W. P. Babcock.
Fred Ltgg. tho architect, Bpont
Sunday visiting his family In this
city.
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. L. Brooks left to
day for Carlton, where thoy will re
side. Web Holmos was among tho Portland-bound
pnssongors this morn
ing. Hon. T. O. Hnlloy, of Portlihid,
spont Sunday visiting his fnmlly In
this city.
Hov. Murphy nnd Judgo .Cake, ot
Portland, woro In tho city todny 011
a pardon mattor.
Judgo S. T. Richardson, or Salem.
was an Oregon City visitor Satur
da -Oregon City Star.
Mr and Mrs. V. O. Longworth, of
Turner, are lu tho city todny on busi
ness, nnd visiting frlonds.
Miss Mabel Smith ruturnod to her
home In Sllvorton toduy, nftor visit
ing Salem frlonds and rolatlvos.
Miss Mattlo Beatty and mother
have returned from a sovoral months
visit lu tho East and California.
William Brokaw and family, of
t'tah.arotlioguostHof Mr. Brokaw's
brother, J. II. Brokaw, of Frultland.
Clark Davis ami son, Chnru, af
ter it few daya' visit lu this city,
have r turned to their homo In Seat
tle Itev. M. .1. Hicks, pastor or the
Catholic church at Wusco, and edi
tor of the Occidental Magazine, I
visiting In the city.
MIm Krnncos Howurd, aftor spend
ing Sunday at her homo In this city,
returned this morning to Chomnw'a,
whuru she, Is omployod.
Itov. Otto Losenor, wlto has boon
hero to attend thu funeral or his
futhor, the late Itov. 11. Loesuur, has
returned to hi home In Buffalo.
Mr. L. Andrews left this morning
for Portland to vlalt her mothoi
Mr. L. A. Armstrong, who Ih vary 111
Mr. Armstrong formerly lived lu
Salem.
Mia Bertha Lomuer, who ha
been vlalUug Salem reJallre since
the death of the late Itv. II. Ix)s
ner. left thl morning for her home
lu Chicago.
Mlee Allhea Lm, sister ot Lee
Brother, the Center atreet mar
Qhanu. I back from u vUlt to hor
paronts residing lu Portland.
BnKer City Democrat.
Homer Beuly, who ha been In tho
employ ot the government at MHo.
Washington, ha recently boon
transferred to Chemnwa. He Is a
former Salem boy, and I well-known
horo.
H. O. Hunter, manager of the Sa
eom ofttoe ot the laternational corre
spondence sehool. returned to that
city this afternoon, after a short
buslna trtfi to Eugene. Saturday's
Iloglster.
.'afaii
: . .rm ,-r- ... : -fHi
20 PCK LCIli uiav.irumi ji ALL CUTrTA
rtunno Ut entire, month of MnrM. ..""7
bk saving and would pay you to makeoLLis
a m a w m m - rr m 1
furtlicr weddings, Ditttiday or anniversarv iT'
SILVER DEPOSIT WARE also in this sa f
i
new cut and latest designs, and finest quality 2'
and sHver deposit ever shown in Salem r !
Jeweler and Optician 123 CbmmSii,
w rncu rn Tinii viii iiiiiii t. iiiiiii t-crmi "j
tVtHtiHIUMItlltMIM'tlMtltMl!
Don't Complain. ,
It your cheel halns and you are
unable to Ioep beeauso at a cough.
Buy a bottle ot Ballard' Horeftound
Syrup, and you won't have any
cough, (lot a bottle now and that
cough will not last long. A cure for
all pulmonary disease. Mr. J ,
Galvcaton, Toxai, write: "I can't
say enough for Ballard' Harehound
Syrup. Tho relief It has given mo is
all that I necossary for me to say."
Sotd by D. J. Fry.
FARMERS WILL ORGANIZE
t Continued from page ono.)
X-RAYS
I
F
Amoud the city charter.
t I, 1 Ktiu&A k. .. . .
.j, -. .f. mm prvtemee: a
pjano to tae rommereiai dHB o(
North Bend.
v
. Now tor that Inuimn mm ox
ourslon. A man thaukl W ladlvtdual
beforo be I a part.
prices which havo been quoted wo
are or tho opinion that snckB or tho
charactor ordinarily used in Uma
tilla county can bo laid down In
Pendleton nt from nine to nlno and
one-half cents each, and we assume
that the delivery price nt other sta
tions throughout tho county would
not materially differ.
Must Act Together.
That It Is our opinion that If tho
members of this organization will net
together In tho purchase of the Backs
required by each for the harvest of
1907, so that an order can bo placed
covering from half n million to n
million snckB, a set prico can bo ob
tained which would bo of ndvnntngo
to tho nurchnsors, and wo thoroforo
recommend thnt tho ngreomonts
which wo havo caused to bo pro
parod, and which aro Herewith pre
sented to bo signed by tho wheat
growers or tho county ns Tar as pos
sible, which ugrooments bind tho
signatory partlos to nurchasa grain
lings through this organization in
ovont tho association shall doom
Biich action ndvnntngoous.
That wo aro or tho opinion that
thoro should bo a logal organization
completed nnd that tho Inland Grain
Growers' Association should incor
porate so that thoro may bo n logal
entity equipped to donl with Jobbers
and mnnufiicturors of sneks, nnd bo
come a corporation under tho gonor
al law or tho stnto, so that tho Indi
vidual m'ombora or tho association,
u'nnvcnnHtltutod, may not bocomo
puraonnlly liable ror any obligations
Incurred, ami lu this connection wo
recommend tlmt tho articles of Incor
poration shall Include powers which
not only pormlt tho organization to
act for tho Tarmors or tho county
genornlly In tho purchnso or sacks
and twine and othor mntorlal, but to
not as soiling agont ror tho whoat
product, and llkowlso, if It shall be
come desirable to build nnd opornto
warehousos, and In this connection
we recommend thnt tho association
authorise three members of this
committee, who are residents of Unm
till county, Oregon to tnko the noo
eary stops to Incorporate this body
under the corporate nnmo of tho In
land Grain Growors' Association.
Ktiindiml Oil Cases ou Trial.
Chloago, III., March 4. Tho last
technical objections to tho trlnl of
the Standard Oil Company having
been swept nwny boforo Judgo Lan
dls on Fobruary ICth, when John S.
Millar, nttornoy ror tho defondnnts,
enter! tho ploas ot not guilty to
the remaining Indictments returned
by the fodoral Jury last summer, tho
hearing of tho charges wore taken up
today Tho ploas wero ontored by
Win. Millar aftor ho liad boon as
sured by District Attorney Sims, that
the government would not contest
the right ot tho defenco to demand n
bill ot particulars providing this de
mand Is mado within flvo days nftor
the commencement ot any ono ot tho
oasos. Tho corporation Is under In
dictment charged with accepting re
batos from railroads In violation of
the Kiklns law. The Indictment
contains 1900 counts alleging that
tho corporations accepted rebates
from tho Chicago & Alton railroad
on shipments ot oil between Whiting,
Indiana, and East St. Louis, Illinois.
A very largo number of witnesses
havo been subpoenaed and tho cases
aro expected to last 20 days at least.
' Mt Gustlna IUndall. prlnolpal ot
mo uanow jcuoot. same down Fri
day ovontng to remain over 8unday
t fcw homo here Oregon citr
Btr.
WOMEN
WHO ARE SICKLY
And anxious to bo mado well again
should commence taking Hattetter's
Stomach Hitter. ' We guarantee ev
ery bottlo ot tho genulno to bo pure
and In taking it you havo tho posi
tive assurance that havlirg cured
others. It will euro you, too.
H0STETTERS
STOMACH BITTtS
Will strengthen and tono tho entire
feminine organism and cure Mck
acbe. Sick llemUche, Cm, IHxat.
ee, DysfKOa, kMUNW, CJttfte,
OoM or LaGriw,
MARKET QUOTAS
"Make
OUIcra a 0oo4
Market."
SALEM Junior
Stclner's Mlr.
Doalers in fl8h c.m, ... .
Highest caBh prM niM . f
Prompt delivery. Stat
LocanVhoIieMwW
Whoat E7c.
Local wheat C 5c.
Oato 40c.
Darloy S22 0J23.
Flout $3.25.
Mill feed Dran, 19
$21.00.
Hay Cheat and clover vt
per ton; timothy, 110 per ton. T
wggs nc,
Hon lie; young ehldm, !
uucks ioc; geese, 3e; t
latpiuc.
DuttorT-3fic; butter fit, 1(1
unions aoc per ewt,
toca, 83 85c per cwt.
Hops Choice. He: mt.
choice, 1313Hc; modluotj
10P12MlC.
Chlttlm bark 5HC6c
Tropical FrnlU.
Bananas 5 He per lb.
Oranges $2 75QS3.00.
'Lomons 4.00 $5 00
Retail Market
Flour $1 por sack.
Bran 65c per sack; JJltot
por ton.
Hay Timothy, 65e pw
cheat and clover, GOG55e pert
$9. GO por ton
Onts $1.33 per cwt, wha !(
roll(jl barloy, 126ff?28 perta
Eggs 20c.
Applos $1.00 to $1.(0, ao
to quality.
nutter Country, 35c; ctu:
40c.
Llvcftotk.
rnttln 1100 ir 1200 lb
2ic
Llghtor steors 3HCt
Cow and heifers 9OO01W'
3 4c.
Stock hoKS 66ifc I
Hogs 175 250 lb, ht,H
$0.25.
Sheep 5c.
Lainbs 5 c.
Voal Dressed, GCJSe.
Hogs Drosaed, 8c,
nniiTl.lVn M.IRM". 1
... tj
Whoat Club. 70C ..-
bluo som. 72
Oata Choice white, !
xfiiiainfr Dran. $17
Hay Timothy, $14 H
....... .7 cnmt.Ot.
veicu i-www t ,
. . nn. t1 00 Vt "'I
i'otaioeBwu. -
Ife-HrrHenl. HHf'
chlckons, 13 013c; .JJ!
turKoys. qr.- " Utf
llvo, !;. "-
pigeons, $1.00M-50
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