Daily capital journal., April 13, 1907, Page 5, Image 5

DAILY OAIMTAIi JOUllXAIj. SAIiKM. OREGON, SATUH1UY, APRIL ttt, 1007.
STOCKTON'S
The Old White Corner
..e cr iniV THAT finftn
"u QUALITY DOESN'T GO WITH IT
rtn we sell on a closo margin In and expect to build up a big
1K through selling you often. But the lowost price nt which you
bcs!n rthini: In this store carries with it merchandise of ' merit, wo
bar,fDu any other kind, no matter how great tho financial gain
"I1' And you get actunl valuo for your monoy If you buy tho
ot eSnslve cos In our. house.
A RARE
OF
Skirts
' $3 to $20
Now York's best val
ues in nontly-styled
skirts, voiles, Pan
amas, - serges, broad
.'loths, strlpcd.chcckcd
and plaid novelties. It
is a raro collection
thnt cvory lady should
sec.
Tho Shirt W"al3t Store. Waists como nnd go horo Uko chaff before
wis Nearly every uay a iew uozen new ones arrive, aomo beau-
UMHngcrio waists S2-25 to SG-50.
Beautiful Lawn Suits S100 to S3 00-
SPECIAL
BARGAIN
OFFER
Reduction of 25 Per Cent Up
to May 1, 1907
Up to, but not including May 1st,
bargain rato in ndvanco for Tho
Dally Capital Journal, per yoar by
mall or special delivery, $3.00.
Bargain rato on Weekly Capital
Journal, por yenr, 75 conts, in nd
vanco. All arrearages on Weekly
must be paid up nt $1.00 per yoar.
HOOD UP TO, HUT NOT INCLUDING
MAY 1ST.
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In advance. Regular ratos by car
riers J 6.00 por yoar. Hnto for nli
arrears In subscription to Dnlly Jour
nal $4.00 a yoar by mall or spoclnl
dollvory.
$1.00 Snvc n Ulg Dollar $1.00
B
JKLINGER GRAND!
NEXT WEEK
I XCCCCCOOCOOCCCCCOOOOC.
The
Julia
Romaine
Co.
lathe inwuful four-act comedy
Ifcisa,
"RFU'IVfJ TIIK HAUVEST"
A:d tbo giat four-act mountain
SM.
im: putsovs daughthii"
T- l and 25c.
nun im ii mm mi iiin-
i TRANSFERS IN H
REAL ESTATE i!
HUM) OPKRA HOUSK.
"" Ii.uk.
Mr..-.la, April 17: "Original
1 1 'is. .. singers."
v.'J, April 20 Florenoe Gale.
"' i'Mii iii SB: Raymond
E k, (n The Yankee Touriit."
Mlnger-Graml.
" i k Majestic Vaudeville
f- irv
VR Julia Romaln Stook
Coming Attractions.
JBT"!ln Jury." by the Salem
fl'd Is ur.d," by High Sohool
"i dais
I"iiy Show.
-" N "!"rl & Rowe's Dee
V-l r ay bauw.
-o-
CASTOR I A
Tr Infant &nA nMidrn
i Kisd You Have Always Bought
(ZifEt
tiiiiiiiiiiiniiimiiiiii
The following deeds hnvo been
recordod In the ofllco of the Marlon
county rocerdor:
Jnno Adnms to M. R. Skinner,
lots 20, 21 and 22, Friends
Colony, Marlon county, v d . 1
W. F. Schullor ot ux to P. M.
Hnm, lot G ami 13 Mi ft ot n
onds of lots 7 and S, bloak 3,
Jefferson, w d 700
Otto Shultz ot u to P. M. Ham,
34.03 ncros, t 10 s, r 3 w,
w d 2600
Otto Schultz et u to P. M. Ham,
12 acre, t 10 s, r 3 v,.v d. 900
Alllnnco Trust Co, Ltd. to
Mason Kollog, t ux, 123.37
ncrs, t 9 8, r 3 w, deed. . . . S0C
C. nnd P. .geeger to J. and G.
Vhlenkatt, 20 acres In see.
SB, t 5 g, r 1 w, w d 1100
R. P. and IC. A. Holse to Oregon
Klectrlc Ry. Co., right of
way, q o d BOO
O'
Don't Put Oir
For tomorrow what you con do to
day. If you put off buying a bottle
of Ballard's Snow Liniment, whon
that pain oomes you won't hnvo any,
buy a bottle today. A positive our
for Rheumatism, Rums, Cuts,
Sprains, Contracted Musclee, etc. T.
S. Graham, Prairie Grove, Ark.,
writes: "I wish to thank you for
the good results I received from
Snow Liniment. It positively cured
me of Rheumatism after others had
failed." Sold by D. J. Fry.
o
HOTKL ARRIVALS.
A Voice From live Asylum.
12d. Jeurnal: We notlcod an ar
ticle In yostordny morning's Stntos
man, In regnrd to tho capturo of the
two runaway convicts by that dar
ing ofllcor, Mr. Duslck, which sounds
very nmuslng to an oyo wltnoss. If
It wasn't for tho prosonco of mini
and flootnost of foot ot Assistant
Cnrpontor Mooro, of tho asylum forco.
thoso convicts would undoubtedly
hnvo boen going yot. Mr. Uuslok did
not capturo them, nor had ho any
thing to do with It. Arthur Moore
captured thorn without gun, knlfo or
club, nnd Officer Uuslck helped bring
them bnck. Wo would tnko It, from
the actions ot Officer Uuslok nt tho
time, thnt tho state doesn't allow him
to carry a gun.
While wo don't blnmo Mr. Ruslok
for protecting his own Interests nnd
holding his Job, wo do think thnt Mr
Moore deserves, all tho praise, and
Justly deaorves a reward for his quloit
action in capturing those desperate
mon, who, If they had beon suocosa
ful in tholr oscnpo, would probably
hnvo murderud two or throo good
men before being reenpturod, he
Hides terrorizing tho wholo state o!
Oregon for two or throo woeks.
AN EYB WITNESS.
NAMED
GRANT
SCHOOL
Arbor Day Exercises a Great
Success in North Salem
Why
Havo a torpid liver whon Horblno,
tho only liver regulator will help
you? Thero Is no reason why you
should suffer from Dyspepsia, Con
stlpatlon, Chills and Fovor or nny
liver complaints, whon Herbtno will
cure you. F. C. Walte, Westvllle,
Fin., writes. "I was sick for a month
with chills and fever, and after tak
ing two bottles of Herblne am well
and healthy." Sold by D. J. Fry.
an
The
Practical
! Question
i
L ' '3 f 8ttUg their mon-
A
1 Ut u U all right.
EFp!ey's Perfection
- pure aad best brand
oay " bT. and it Is
t M. EPPLEY
WHlfactUTf
Wllhunotto.
Geo. Butterworth, SL Paul.
M. W. LUlard, Portland.
R. H. Morgan, Portland.
H. J. Clark. OranU Paw.
Chae. K. Wolvorton. PorUml.
12. G. Hughe. Portland.
K. II. Foedlek, Portland.
G. L. Raretow, Now York.
A. Welch ami wlfo, PorUnnd.
W. B. Lawior, OerraU.
Geo. A. Pell. Portland.
M. J. Stoma. UocbeeUr. K. V.
O. J. Newton, Itooton.
W. D. McNary, Portland.
J. II. Ilftwlnger, MeCtond. CL
A. Plalay, San FranetM.
, Saluin.
Qo. II. Illmoi, PorUnnd.
H. R. Noble, Portland.
M. A Sbireley, Portland.
J. SL Jtthm, PorUand.
A. Mnoilor. Bnreka. CM.
F. W. Reed, ProvWonoO.
II. II. Hayee, Orogon Ctty. ,
II. N. Coekorilno. AUtaajr.
Saluiu.
W. R. Taylor, PorUnnd.
H. F. Waa, Snatthb
J. Dowor.
J. Winkle.
Miss Laura SImbmb, Peadleton.
Mrs. Bleasor Slwpeon, Pendleton
Daisy A. Patterson, Sllrertoa.
,Alr. WkIIut WliltcNlih.
Walker Whiteside, one of the beet
actors this country has produced, and
one who hat fitted himself for the
Important poult Ion he now holds by
II years experience In claeele drama
at the head ot hit own companies,
will make hit appearance at tlw
Grand opera house In a new modern
play, "The Magic Melody." of which
great thing are promised. Mr.
Whlteeltle it quite well known la this
vlclnty, chiefly for hit Shakeapearlau
portrayals, and It will therefore come
oiaewhat at a novelty to toe him In
another elate of drama. In the new
vehicle the young aetor portrays a
ViollHlat who It struggling to And th
way to tho tipper musical circlet, !
by those who have soea the play, hH
portrayal It said to be one of th
most satisfying bits of acting thnt It
known to the American stage. Mi.
Whiteside Is supuprted by an admir
able company of players, and h'
managers, Llebler & Co., have up-
plied the ususl adequate production
j o
The Tuxns Wouflnr.
Guret all kidney, bladder aod
rheumatic trouble; told by all drug
gists, or two months' treatment by
mall for II. Dr. E. W. Hall, 2928
Olive street, St. Louis. Mo. Bead
for testimonials. Sold by Itone'i
drug store. dw-lyr
Gymnastics alone can never give
that elasticity, case and graceful
figure which comes by taking Hollis
tra Rocky Mountain Tea, a 5 cents.
Te or Tablets. For sale at Dr.
sHejnestor.
There was a largo and thorough
ly devoted gathering ot people nnd
children nt tho North Salem school
Frldny, whon Arbbr day exorcises
wore conducted undor tho direction
ot the teachers and Principal Poeblci
Tho children's program Is pub
lished elsewhere.
S pooches Wore Mmlc.
Aftor singing "America," Prof.
Peebles introduced Col. E. Hotor,
who highly complimented tho teach
ers on tholr excellent work, as shown
by tho children's program. Ho also
spoke of tho high grndo ot work done
by tho Snlom hoard ot education, nnd
this was honrtlly applauded. Col.
Hofor mado nn npponl for bettor sup
port for tho public school. Ho an 1.1
more money was bolng demanded ot
the people of Marlon county for so
cnllod Institutions ot higher educa
tion than tho people wore spending
on tho higher grndos ot tho public,
schools, and yet hundreds ot children
never reeolvod nny education but
whnt they received In tho public
schools for ovory ono thnt wont to n
stato coHogo.
Ti'tliuto to Judge HoIm;.
The speaker paid n high trlbuto
to the character nnd puhllo servlc
ot Judge R. P. Rolte, whose funeral
services were being conducted nt tho
same, tltuo not far away. He hold
him up at a model cltlzon, who could
with safety be patterned nfter In ov
ory detail of his private life nnd nub
ile career. He compared him to one
of the grand oaks that stand on tho
hillsides, weathering tho stnrmtf of m
century, nnd standing when nil the
other monnrcht of tho forest havo
been cleared away.
The (.rant School.
Col, Hofor closod with an eulogy
ot General Grant, a man who had
beon showered with tho wealth and
honors of tho whole world, but by
misfortune had died poor, so poor
that ho had not ovan an olllcor's suit
in which to be clothur for his burin),
or n sword to lay upon his coffin. As
tho school In South Salem had boen
named Lincoln school he suggested
thnt the North school be from tlil.i
day on nam ml the Grunt school. This
met with hearty approval from all
present, and a petition will he pre
sented to the sehool hoard by the
patrons of the North sehiHd.
Rev. lOrrett elnsori with an enter
taining address that delighted the
ehtldren and grown-ups equally. It
was very suitable to the ooeailon,
and ahowed him to be a felicitous
speaker.
Principal Peebles closed the exor
cises with some very appropriate ru
marks, saying that It was the good,
the true and the leantlfHl In life and
nature that It was their object to
bring before the tnlnds ot ths young,
ami he thanked all the children and
the lmrents and the teacher not
overlooking the eHlolenl Janitor, Mr.
Unruh, for the parts they had taken
In making the gathering- great and
splendid success. After visiting and
Inspecting all tho rooms and ths
grounds the crowd departed.
b
Tho I'rlro of Health.
"The prlee of health In a malar
lout district Is Just 2t WHtj; the
oott of a box ot Dr. King's New Life
Plllt," writes Ella Slayton, ot No
land, Ark. New Life Pills cleanse
gently and Impart new life and vigor
to the system. 25c. Satisfaction
guarantee! at J. C. I'errys' druggltt.
Summit
Shifts
Stand
the
Test
tjujuj.sauaiuasuaaii n
IT WILL STAND THC TEST If IT IS A
OUR NEW SPRING SHIRTS
are now on display Wcrre showing the nobbiest line j
of the popalar SOFT NEGLIGEE SHIKTS In the
city. In Plain White and Cream Soft Shirts which are
the favorites this season, wc have a great variety of
Sabrlcs ranging In price from
50c to $2.00
Summit Shlrta are nil
mndo In full, llbornl
dimensions, cut to fit
porfectly nnd thor
oughly finished. Our
prlcos nro figured on
tho spot cash bnBts
and economical bust
noBs management
Thnt monnB tho host
posslhlo values for
our customers.
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f? ,'.".
Wm
SUM
SHIR
i
We undersell "regular stows."
l'lno HofthUtui'o for Halo.
R. It. Rynu, tho roal estate man,
lias a fine suburban residence for
sale. It is n $3500 place, nnd can ho
had for $8600 onsh. Over an ucre ot
ground, all modern Improvements.
House cost more than price of place.
Call early.
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Dr. J. H. llrewer has returned
from a buslnees trip to Portland.
SOMETHING NEW
In Bifocal Lenses
Let us show you a nasi, up-to-date
wns for near and far-seeing. It U
ewally as good as tho expensive kind,
and half ths eoet.
Don't tnrow away year broken
glasses. Bring them to us. We can
duplicate any part, with little ex-
Chas. H. Hinges
OrtsVuto OptkUa.
Vm Coweectst sHwst, nest tsww to
Csetnl XsosssmI
t)Matstn4stsos;ocss)?
Selling
Out
Dishes
II. M. Brsinion. at his new
grocery store, -I J J Stat street.
It selling oat all his dishes,
crockery wo re and glassware at
less than cost. Going fast
Better hurry If you want some.
f H. M. BRANSON j
I Pfcl31. 432 Stat St
WllllllllllllllllllHUli
mriLDiNo a iinuHK.
We eau supply you with the lum
ber you need at a price that will ma
Mr Illy economize in the eostj Just
owe and see ut and look over our
yards.
GOODALK LUMItltlt CO.,
Vartln Nuur Depot.
ijLsn li
EC 'FT ' ' L4av rrTT"r '
DANfilCR IS LURKING IX IT.
When your bathroom or laratory
isa't fitted n with modern sanitary
plumbing. Sewer gat U wore dan
gerout In winter than in summer, be
cause ventilation It not to free. You
will ward oft disease by having your
closets, bathroom, kitchen, tinka,
and water pipes overhauled. Wo
make a specialty ot sanitary plumb
ing and do It scientifically and at
reasonable prices.
A. L. FRASER
iNDKl'KNDKNCi: HTAtJK.
Dally except Sunday, Loaves Wil
lamette Hotel, Snlom nt 3 p, m., con
mots with motor for Monmouth nnd
Dallas nt 0:16 p. in. Leaves Inde
pendence nt 8 a. m. Phono Main
170. RALPH 11UDLONO,
Manager
pi 4T
MFtWCHT
TIIIC t'HILDRK.V Ol' TODAY ARH
TIIK MK.V AND WOMHN Ol'
TOMORROW.
Do not Injure their physical and
uittutal well' being with ladlHOslible
bread. Remember, they grow best
when fed best. Select a quality of
bread that you know Is msde right
in every way- Under sanitary audi
tions, of good Hour, properly mixed
and baked, so as to be whulesomo
and nutritious, ULLOM'fl bread on
trial will be found to fulfill every
requirement.
( AIMTAL 1IAKKIIY,
C. ULLOM, Prop.
jTpMMSO XSh
i!
Garden Seeds !
We have a large ttoek of
Garden Seeds In bulk. Our
seeds are all 1906 orop; no
earry-ovor.
ONION KlfTH.
Ask for small onion sets.
You get throe timet at many
to the pound.
I'liILD rSIIHDS.
Fancy IIIUMtam Wheat,
Chevelln Hurley, Oats, Corn,
Clover, Alfalfa, Field Peat,
Land Plaster, etc.
Distributing agents for
CouUon's Egg Foods,
Coulson't Chick Foodt,
CouUon's Condition Powders.
The largest wholesale and
retail dealers In tho city.
TILLSON & CO.
1S1 Hit St,