DAILY OAriTAL JOUBNAL, SALK51. OREGON. TUESDAY, Al'IUTi 0, 1007.
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STOCKTON'S
The Old White Corner
r5lo"LOW THAT GOOD
QUALITY DOESN'T GO WITH IT
, fl wo sell on a closo margin In and expect to build up a big
i ihrougu soiling juu unuu. uui, iuu lum-st pneo at wmen you
laslnfss M thla 8toro carri08 with It merchandise of merit, wo
kBj.fvSi any other kind, no mntter how great tho financial gain
Toale" ,' i vou cet actual value for your money If you buy tho
p'Sm r.ivo corn's In our house.
nosteiiivu..- -
A RARE
OF
0
Skirts
$3 to $20
New York's best vnl
uoa In neatly-styled
skirts, voiles, Pan
amas, sorgos, broad
cloths, Btrlped.chccked
and plaid novoltles. It
la a raro collection
that every lady should
see.
The Shirt Waist Store. WalBts come and go horo llko chnff boforo
i pic. Nearly every any a iow uozen new ones arrive Some benu
tifal lingerie waists S2-25 to S6 50.
Bcautiiui utxvn oiuib ox-uu 3.uu jt
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It-rano upea raoase . Idl nm, u t th , b
JXO. P. COHDUAY, Malinger.
WKDXKSlUY, AI'KITj
IiaE SIKPASSIXO MUSICAL
EVENT OP THIS SEASON.
KUw .1 Erlnngcr Firscnt tlie
SOISA OPKHA CO.,
WITH
JOSEPH CAWTHOHNK.
IX I
HnuXSmlth's Military Comic Opera
Tin: riun LAN'Cl:.,,
buslnoss Is dovoloplng Into a groat
Industry thoro. Tho Curtis Lumber
company mill Is cutting from one
hundred to ono hundred and twenty
and would run a night shift If thoy
flvo thousand foot of lumber por day
could got cars.
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"The Frco Ijuiee."
Managor Meredith has tho follow
ing to say of his groat coming nt-
flTII Till: OUiniN'AL NEW YOUK'j,.
I'llODUCTIOX AND CAST
INTACT.
AUGMENTED OIICHESTHA
CIIOHl'S OP SIXTY.
Wrtoi, 50c, I 00, J1.G0, J2.00.
l&iU on sale Tuesday from 9 a. in.
ki l p, m, Wednesday, 9 n. m., all
Vv
IfHltlKb; no phono ordors takon
Tuesday.
I dostro to call particular atten
tion to tho surpassing mimical orga
nization, tho Sousn Oporn Co., which
will bo soon at this thoater on Wod
nosday, April 10, presenting John
Philip Sousa's triumphant military
comic opera "Tho Proo Lanco," with
tho ronownod comedian Josepli
, Caw thorn In tho tltlo part, supportod
G.MX1 Sale of Seats. . Jby U)o IdntcnI conll,any wh,oh np.
Tto advance sale of seats for ,)Qar0(1 for oIgnt ,0lllhi nt tho Now
I OP-'a The Freo LnnQO," t Aiiilarlnm thiwitar in N'aw York
rpiar3 at the Grand Opora !oty tOKethor with the original Hoenlo
i nrrr,,w r-eniRK. opoiied at .....i .,,,, nniilniiiant. nlisnlntalv
I'luXklhH mulling. ThOrO WOrt. Inn, Th.i l.nnW l liv Hirrv II.
iUDats'.r mime, and bUBlnosa gmUhi ftUtll0r of ..Robn j,00,,,..
wraniw. isotwiuistnnu-(Th8 0iissiKinont U by far tho most
UW h.'Kovcr, tllSte romallia unrtnt n'n. In Snlnm'n tlinntlrnnl
wofSKd B.ats which, no doubt, !hl8tory nnd i am empowered to nb
rantonruw, inasmuoh as thla iBOllltely tsuarnnto It as a most Im-
"-I.3 ratiks any that has ovor , ,A.i i,,,. .,0k Tim im
tmti in M, m Tl,8 morning '.... .. ...m .ii-.i ' ....,(....i..
III09 lb If 14 lOVm Uiwiniiiy
The Kllnger Grand.
Tho Kllnger Grand was crowdeJ
to tlie doors Mnndnv nlnht to seo the
; last appearance of tho Empire Stock
company, in tho city, tho play being
"Passion Slave." Tho company has
done some really good and conscien
tious work, nnd th emembors havo
jmade many warm friends who re
gret tholr departure., Tho play la
' an old fnshioned ono with lots of gun
iplay; an Innocent prisoner, a loving
girl, n proud father and Innumerable
("situations." Mr. Dlngham had tho
part of tho somewhat lachrymose
victim of crcumstnncea, nnd an, un
scrupulous villain, nnd whllo tho role
Is ono of tho most difficult to por
tray, manngod It as well as such a
part can well bo handled, nnd that la
saying much. Miss Maxlno Miles
played tho part of Mnmlo Drlscoe,
tho woman In tho case well, na sho
has done In nil tho parts sho has
takon. Roberts was a good villain
or a bad villain, if that sounds hot
ter, and Emily Ilnlzon mado a very
wlhsonio little lady's maid. Tho play
Is not In tho class of Capital vs.
Labor, produced by tho smno com
pnny, and tho management mndo a
mlstako In not giving that a few
nights' run as a farowoll. O'Connoll
did some good comedy work and with
Miss Golden won honrty applauso In
tholr specialty.
It was announcod a few nights ago
that the Kllngor Grand would bo
dark all this wook, but a popular
domand for vnudovlllo caused the
matmgomont to make umingomonts,
and Inst night tho Majostlc
Vaudeville compnny, of Soattlo,
bogun a wook'a ongagomont, O'Con
noll and Golden rumalulng for tho
week to appear In now specialties.
. Aa thu curtain wont down for tho
last tlmo last night, someone who
had ovldently enjoyed tho music and
devoted moro tlmo to tho orchestra
than tho stago handod tho roportcr
tho following bit of Hontlment:
i When Leln HnyN.
When Loin plays, her ilngors drift
Aa whlto and dnlntly o'or tho koys
Aa ohorry blossoms tu tho Spring,
Swoot playthings of oach vagrant
broozo;
And fluttering o'or tho lvorloa
They mnko tho Soul of Music alng,
And all tho sweota of sound uplift,
And spirits of nil hnrmoulos,
And dreams of nil tho molodlos
Aro oroat tiros of hor moods nnfi
wnys
When Lola nlnys
r o- .
UEPEH ANOTHER HILL.
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WE RECEIVED YESTERDAY
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T
Objections to Creating n Nor Jmllc
In I District.
211 CASES
H-f-M-M mmiiiiminiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinmniiiiiMnimiiiiiii ih t
CONTAINING 5238 PAIRS OP
y- i. UW&V . Alb.
mV Y3V-VyYV 3A
"inwnTrsT! ' I
ftoO
mu'
fck
This shipment weighed over five tons and is by far
the largest shipment of shoes ever brought to Salem
We have 56 more cases of shoes now on the road from
the same factory and more to follow as soon as made.
Our new spring line contains every desirable style
for the present season in SHOES AND OXFORD TIES.
We now have a great variety of Ladies' WHITE CAN
VAS OXFORDS. The demand for these goods will be
enormous, so you'd better buy while the present stock
lasts, as later shipments may be badly delayed.
1
Big line of NOVELTY SILKS received yesterday in our Dry Goods Department.
They'll be ready for you today.
'" S"U only at tho window.
I'en;w morning at 9 o'clook tho
when 1b raroly offored In towns of
this bIzo In any portion of the coun-
hmrm., ,, (HUB BIZO iu any puruuji ui iIB uuuii-
., . aSal" OPOn, at Wh,Qh t Salem la tho only point in Oro
7 t!Z Uofnmar o nado olthor g0n vistcd by this company outside
'-"-or at the window. 0f Portland. Thla is an Instanot
whoroln absoluto confldonce may b
placed In ndvanco announcements,
nnd an occasion wlioro patrons may
bo posltvoly asaurod of witnessing n
EUUEICAf
". I Hare Found It at Iinst.
"id what' Why that Chambor-
n.t . w llUOlklVlJ wonmuM w. .- -.o "
wire cures eczema and all t,rrnrmmir. wih nil the llttla do-
ll.tll.Li- ... . ' "' '"' "- '-
V4 inning or tno skin. I hava tails that go to mako up tho alluring
1 lEleted for manv veara with '..-..,- - ..in,nill -i.
'. T hr,A tn o.t ,.- I . . .. . .. ... i4i
rh. i v ""- nossea in 1110 greai moirujiuun noun.
'"rUniM CVfrv nli.Vi nn.l ... . . .. - ... .. ..-i ...111
re&d o " .. uroaaway, lor mo umo uohik
yr: ater t0 a,lay tlo terrlbld bo trananlanted to Salem, and those
. oat jlnce using thla salvo In who dlnrocard this onnortunlty wilt
'.1803, the Itching haajonly havo thorasolvea to blamo for
- uas not trmiMari mo
: Joka T Oneler. Pnnm t
,,al,t Dr stone's drug store.
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ormpriw .f oi
. .. , OUIUIII,
t C n ..
- ..a-'viin. nr miii nitv
tt'ngh Salem Ratiirrtnv
H far p r!i,nil ,...,
it,. -.4 uu uuBiuuas.
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- " o wiiiam-
;jj, - u,r,"tai uoparimeni
il-Ed ia cow located at Mill
3.,
ltAVv
tettt.v..
mouatlngs mado
nut, ,V fas plaB. plaolng
- .- iiuu, BMIUS
fJW
ie I
result from your
cUM)iNa L1IXSES
k "owiuuy ground
, "V tte "db lenses tho
V..7: w nttms yoa with glas
1 wT!.!B ' th6 TeT beat. Wo
mz:ll "clent,flc w
4 . UBr Iiutrumet8
S H. Hinges
tft2fUOpUcUa,
T1 t tow to
any after rogrot. Tho Sousa Opora
company carrlos its own orchostra, a
chorus of sixty trained volcas and a
porsonal of 80 parsons. Tho cast,
besides Mr. Cawthorn, ombracos
Mossra Albert Hart, Gwrga SehllUr,
George Tallman. Mlwea Nellie Der
gon and Jaanotto Lowrlo. Prices will
rango from 50 centa to-12.
For thla ongagomont ats will b
on salo at tho box offlce from 9 a. m.
to 1 p. m., Tuesday the 9th. During
which tlmo no ordws by Uleaonj
will be accepted. Th ganaral al
of seats will open, on Wednesday
morning at 9 o'clock, at which time
reservations by phono may b made.
Dut. if you wish to obtain seats In
adranoe of Wednesday they will have
to be procured at the window,
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Funeral Notice.
The funeral services of the late II
P. McAdama will be conducted by
Rev. W. H. Solleck from the family
residenco at 1298 North Commercial
street at 1:30 this afternoon. The
burial will be In the Leo Mission
cemetery.
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Whereas, At tho last seftslon of
the Oregon state leglBlnturo, tltero
was passed an not creating the elev
enth Judlclnl district, therefore be It
Resolved, ny the members of
Ilutte Creek Orange, No. SIM, Pat
rons of Husbandry, that wo uro op
posed to said measure for the follow
ing reasens:
First It Is uncnlled for and un
necessary. Second Wo are opposed to any
local legislation without .first ascer
taining tho wishes of tho pooplu In
terested. Third Tho district ns constituted
at prosont glvos ample time for all
burlnees coining before the court.
Fourth- Tho oroatlng of the new
district ndds an additional unneoeM
sary expense of mqre than six thou
sand dollars a year to state and
county, and be it further
nosolvod. That we favor the refer
ondum on this measure, in order thai
the people may have an opportunity
of oxproBsIng tholr wishos In, the
matter, which thoy woro not giver
before tho loglslaturo met and passed
the bill.
Further, that a copy of theso ros
olutlons be aont to tho newspapers
of Wheeler. Gilliam nnd Sherman
counties nnd to tho dnlly papers of
Portland, Oregon.
Introduced nnd ndoptod at Fossil,
Wheeler county! Orogon.
OTIS KIS12U, Mnstor.
Mrs. Lllllo Klsor, Secretary.
o
Just HeraiiNO
Your cough la only In tho thornt and
doeB not trouble you now, don't think
that it needs no attention. When It
has not had much of a start Is tho
time to cheok it. The sllghtost cough
oasily leads to Pneumonia, Mronohl
tla nnd Consumptl6n. A bottle of
Ilallnrd's Horohound Syrup will euro
that cough. Tho prloe puta It within
roaoh of all. Sold by D. J. Fry
FARMERS
ALL SAY
REFER
Unsubsidized Taxpay
ers Will Be Heard
o
M. m 3 -XVZLMm
TlU4VxKiHaiirt5iie
The
Practical
Question
That stares every family Ih the
faee is that of getting their mon
ey's worth. When yea buy
Baking Powder you should kson
most of alll that It is all right
Eppley's Perfection
Is tho purest and best brand
that money can buy, and it Is
made In Salem.
C M. EPPLEY
Mjwwfacturer
Satem , Orefn
Campaign to Cut Out $500.'
000 of Logrolling Appro
priations The next political state campaign
opens with this issue of The Capital
Journal, in which the reporu of the
Orange committees on legislation
and the report of the executive com
mittee of the State Orange AHH
I'imMHiiHi) and aivitx WIUB
ClHCUIiATION.
The Capital Journal campaign 1
in line with the demand of the
fariaers and taxpayers of Oregon,
sad means cutting out from half a
million to a million of appropria
tions now, and a great taring In the
future.
In the vory nature of things, thin
campaign must be 1IY, I'OK, AND Ol'
Till rJCOl'JJ, as the powerful com
blnatlons that logroll the appropria
tions through the legislature havo
the money to subiidUo the prow and
havo the moans to carry on a cam
paign of letters and circulars.
Orer against this powerful speolal
and privileged class, dominated by
organized predatory officialism THAT
IS ALWAYS AHK1NO FOB MOIII.
The Capital Journal, the Grange and
the country press stand for the inter
ests of tho taxpayers, as against the
tax eaters. It Is a Hre feat on an
Isauo that cannot bo ovuded. WHICH
huh: aim: you fightino with?
Tim lU-fcrcnduin Campaign.
This campaign to cut nut from
$r.00,000 to U. 000,000 of graba nnd
grafts will not Btop witlt signing up
referendum petitions. TJII' CAM
PAIGN wriiii iu: wagi'h in j:v.
KHY TOWN A.l CITY, nnd tho en
croachment of offensive combinations
will he fought In public meotlngB, us
threshed out in resolutions, and
fought out In the columns of the
newspapers.
The bills on whloh the referendum
will bo dlsouiHod boforo the people,
ns well as tho measures lultlntud,
and TIIH CONHTITUTIONAL BIGHT
OF Till PKOPliK TO Jil'VY TAXIvS
OXIiY HY TIIHIU COXKHNT WUA.
Hi: ASSICUTKI).
Tho stnto government must be
mado moro responsive to tho people.
Tito lugislnturo Imposes a million
dollar additional taxes on tho penplo
AXI) PHOVlDKS NO XKW SOUHCIi!
OF HKYItXL'K. In fact, It ropeaied
several sources of ruvonuo of tho
past. A million dollars moans $2.25
on the thousand of assessed valua
tion. Tho average farmer will pny
about ten dollars additional statu
taxes on account of the last sossiott
of thu legislature. Haoh person np
IHNiled to by this paper should con
tribute one to five dollars to this
campaign.
I. Inn County Council,
The fight is bolng led among the
inuepeuueiu uranKo iy inu i.iiiu i
county council. That body of metif
have always boon u bulwark for good
government, and they nro mnklng
their tight, from, princtplo, .AN!)
WITH NO I-'UNDH HUT VOtiUN
TAHY CONTHIIUTIOX8. Tho Jour
nal circulates 2000 copies todny at
Its own uxpeusu. ;
Tho pcoplo of tho stnto, rcgardloai
of party, should nuutalu this light for
ruforin nnd dofoat tho unlicensed do- m
innnd for lump sums from tho stnto
treusury at tho mvro ilemaud of tho
salaried claw.
The people are prepured to sup
port publto schools nnd higher educa
tion, hut they must hnvo control OF
Till" AMOUNT THAT HHAMi 1113
OlYHN FOB HUGH PUBPOHICH.
This battle will bo u doalsivo ono.
Shall thoro he unlimited nggrosatonn
In future for spuchil privileges or
limited support based upou a bust
nop showing of thu actual tiecosst
tlos of tiiioli InstltutlmiT
Tho Capital Journal nsks au Im
medlnto responso to tho plea of tho
Linn county farmers from tho farm
ing nnd tuxpnylng olassso of nil
counties in tho stnto.
lutlhmls Horrhoiuul Hyrup.
Immediately relievos hoarse, croupy
ceugh: oppressed, rattling rasping
and difficult breathing. Ilonry C.
Sterns, druggist, Hhullsburg, Wis.,
wrltos, May 30, 1902: "I have boon
soiling rinllard's Horohound Syrup
for two years, and havo noror bad a
preparation that has given bettor
satisfaction. I notlco that whon I
sell a bottlo they conio back for more.
I can honestly recommend It," 2Gc,
C0o nnd 1100. Bold by D. J. Fry.
M H 1 I 1 1 1 1 I 9 I HI 11 1 1 H I II 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 1 I I II I H H I M I II 1 IJ
E. O. MOLL'S
Country Cured
HAMS AND BACON I
VK 1IAVH J18T lU'CKIVI'D VUOSl HIM AN HXTIIA HKLKOV
UrV OF BMM.h I1AMH THAT WIJIflH 1'BOMIO TO 15! POUNDS.
TIIH IlltliAUFAKT HACON 18 TIIH IlKST VB IIAVK KVIJIt HAD
J.V STOCK. YOU V'ltJU NOT BKGBOT VSAVISQ AN OUDKU
FOB BO.MK OF THIS J'l.VB MKAT. WIJ WIMi IIAVB OUB BEO
VIuU SIPITA' OF TJIH FOLLOWING XVXnTVMlLESi AHPAB
AGl'S, BHUIIABIl, JATCIVCll, YOUNG ONIONS. OAHBAGU AND
GKI'l'XB. IUMKXI1EII Ol'B STOCK OF OBAXGKS, BANANAS
AND APPWiS ABB TUB VKP.Y IlKST.
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MOIR GROCERY CO.
456 State St. Ptofte 182
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