DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1007.
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STOCKTON'S
The Old White Corner
iatcnt Leather
iring Low Uits
cnnoml favorltei
Once Boru "
BiSs now stylo In glossy
rtker. w-
Te created a sur uiui.b -"
. -r.A tflStC.
iake your selections early bo-
bre e "n BUUV ; . " -i.
We'll Give you a "
j -nfi Attention. Wo
hoe anu .
It your feet.
$2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00
low Shoes That
lug the Ankle
That's one ot tUo best features
the JOHN KELLY low cuis iur
iomen. incy i -i
ioie fitting lasts, ana uoni gnu
i many ordinary saoes ao.
1 Theo shoes nro light and cool,
cd are exact fitting. You know
ke discomfort of a bndly fitted
toe in warm weather.
i Let us show you theso shoos
ot obliged to buy.
JNGER GRAND!
TONIGHT
Julia
IRomaine
Co.
IMUSKXT TONIGHT.
Till: OCTOROON'."
Htti 15 and 2Gc.
I'i'jR
8THi:NfiTH MAKING.
tick its a mutter of moat? MIs-
Mli.i'ns of people llvo upon
c-or seme thine 1 ko it but.
-r ou nro a meat carter or a
prian ) j can't got away from
Bolcjomnirs3 of Ullom's broad
ll Ycur prompt orders prove
you c know "
CP1T.L 1IAKEUY,
0. ULLOM, Trop.
IMETHING NEW
Bifocal Lenses
t w iho. iu a neat, up-to-date
or n ar a far-seclnc. It U
ru good as tho expensive kind,
lt the cost.
't throw away your brokeu
Bring them to us. We can
He any part, with llttlo ex-
-has. H. Hinges
uiauuaie optician.
wnmerclal Street, next door to
Pltal National Bank.
BUTTERNUT BREAD
LU orta more than any other
tne price is no higher.
t ycur grocer's.
CALIFORNIA niri?nv
oon & cooley, Props.
Hit8t
J. W. BOLLEN
Manager
Salem
Undertaking
Co.
"eral Director
Embalmer.
and
answered day or
Lll'A" Conrt St, glt
K5
Have You a Foot
That's Hard to Fit?
Then come right to ua and
we'll show you tho famous John
Kelly sure-fitting turn shoes.
This bright dongola Christy
tlo with patent tip Is a general fa
vorite will pleaso you Buro.
Has flcxiblo solo and gives tho
foot a stnnll, neat appearance
You can't find a bettor shoo at
tho price
ODD FELU)WS' BIRTHDAY.
Is
Being Celebrated All Over
World April SOtli.
the
Tho SSth anniversary of tho Insti
tution ot Odd Fellowship will be ob
served all ovor tho world Friday ov
cning, April 2Gth. Elghty-olght years
ago an Odd Follows' lodgo was or
ganized in Bnltlmoro, Mil., with five
charter members, In what waB known
as tho Sovon Stars building. This
building burned In tho big tiro about
threo yenrs ago.
Tho original lodgo grew slowly
nnd tho order did not Incronso rapid
ly In membership for mnny yenrs,
but It was founded on tho rock ot
truo fellowship, nnd Its ultlmnto tiuc
cens wns cortatn. It is stated that
tho habit in that first lodgo of in
quiring after absent members sw
tho origin of visits to tho Blck nnd
tho subsequent development of enr
ing nnd boneflts for sick members..
From that llttlo acorn of five
charter mombors has grown In oulv
i 88 years the groatost socrot ordor In
' tho United Stntes, with 22,000 lodgos
and ovor 1,700,000 mombois In tho
United Stntos ovorolgn jurisdiction.
Tho mngnltudo of tho order enn bo
'appreciated when It Is stated that
tho second order la hIzo has ovor
GOO, 000 fowor mombors than the
Odd Follows, tho lnttor being largor
than tho noxt two frntorunl onion.
Tho numbor of initiations annually
Into tho Odd Follows, ovor 200,000.
Is Inrgor thnn tho total momborshlp
of any but four or flvo other ordurs.
Rheumatic PiiIiih.
I havo beon a very great Bufforor
from tho dreadful disease, rhouran
tlsm, for a numbor of years. I have
tried many medicines but novor got
much rellof from any of thorn until
two ycarB ago, whon I bought a bot
tlo of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. I
found rellof beforo I had used all of
one bottle, but kopt on applying It
and soon felt llko a different wom
an. Through ray ndvlco many of my
friends havo tried it and can toll you
how wonderfully it hns worked.
Mrs. Sarah A. Colo, 140 S. New St,
Dover, Del. Chamberlain's Pain
Balm Is a liniment. Tho relief from
pain which It affords Is alono worth
many times its cobL It makes rest
and Bleep possible For Bale at Dr.
Stone's drug store.
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Baker City has grantod William
Pullman and associates a 30-year
streetcar franchUo
CASTOR I A
For Infanta nnd Children.
His Kind You Havo Always Bought
Bears tho
Signature of
20S
!
FOR SALE!
22 acres of the finest land on Sa
lompralrlo, flno $3000 bouse, good
barn and out buildings, plenty of
fruit, only 1 V mllea from city limits
TblB is one of, .tho finest homea In
Marion county. For prica to
Derby & WHIson
Willamette Juniors Go to Albany.
Tho Willamette Junior basobnll
team left this morning for Albany,
whore they will play tho Albany
high school this afternoon. They
will stay In Albany tonight and go
up to Corvallls tomorrow and play
O. A. C.. in the afternoon. Tho
Juniors hnvo a good llttlo team,
and can put up n pretty stiff game.
Tho lineup for tho Albany gamo will
be: Jones c, Nnco p, Hobson bs,
Booth lb, Moore 2b, Riohnrdson 3b,
Jones If, Snyder cf, Clemo rf.
In tho gamo with O. A. C. Clomo
wll go up behind the bat and Mc
Dowell will fill tho pltchor's box.
Doing Business Again.
"When my friends thought I was
about to tako leavo ot this world, on
account of Indigestion, nervousness
nnd gonornf debility," writes A. A.
Chrlsholm, Trendwcll, N. Y., "and
when It looked as If thoro was no
hope loft, I was persuaded to trr
Electric Bitters, and I rejoice to Bay
that they aro curing mo. I am now
doing business again as of old, and
nm still gaining dally." Best tonlr
medicine on enrth. Guaranteed bv
J. C. Perry, druggist. GOc.
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Fourth of July Celebration.
Eugene nnd Salem have a hard
tlmo gtting up enthusiasm for
Fourth of July celebrations.
Tho fact Is, pcoplo have lost Inter
est in tho commercialized celebra
tions. They nro very expensive, and ar
systematically grafted by a class that
Is growing too numerous.
A sliuplor celebration, with liter-
nry, musical and oratorical features
Is prcforrablo nnd moro dignified.
A celobrntlon that costs thousands
of dnllnrs and ends In noise, uproar
and accldonts Is not tho demand of
an Intelligent community,
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Mallards Horclioum! Syrup.
Immcdlatoly rollovcs hoarso, croupy
cough; oppressed, rattling rasping
nnd dldlcult breathing. Henry C.
Sterns, druggist, Shullsburg, Wis.,
wrltoB, May 20, 1902: "I have bcon
soiling Ballard's Horchound Syrup
for two yenrs, nnd havo novor had a
preparation thnt hns given bettor
satisfaction. I nottco that whon I
soil a bottlo they como back for moro.
I can honestly rccommond It." 2Gc,
GOc nnd $1.00. Sold by D. J. Fry.
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Quecn Esthor will bo produced by
tho Roseburg high school.
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Gentlc and Effective.
A well known Manitoba editor
writes: "As an lnsido worlcor I find
Chnmbcrlnin's Stomach and Llvor
Tablota invnluablo for tho touches ot
blllousnoss natural to sedontary llfo,
their notion being gontlo and effec
tive, clearing the dlgcstivo tract and
tho hoad." Prico 25 conts. Samplos
froo. For salo at Dr. Stone's drug
store.
n
Kllugor-Grnud.
This woek Julia Romnln Stock
Company.
Coining Attractions.
"Bird Island," by High School
senior class.
Pony Show.
April 57: Norrls & Rowo's Dog
and Pony Show.
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Chicago Markets.
Chlcngo, April 2C -Wheat 79 Vi
80, corn 49 flTSO'4, oats UK
Roth & Graber
GROCERS
GOOD THINGS TO KAT.
DRIED HEEF IN IlL'LIC
SLICED BOILED HAM
FANCY CREAM CHEESE
7 lbs Large Wlillo lleans . . . .113r
albu Fancy Head Rice
H cans Minced Clams, Js, for U3c
lib ran Minced Clams for. . . .13c
SU) ran Minced CI una for. . . .-
1! oms Kxtru Standartl Oyuters
or iWc
Don't overlook our stock of
blgh-grado canned goods. W
havo a groat variety of nice goods
for your table, too numerous to
mention.
Imported SwIj.8 Chetfcc, Wisconsin
Swiss Chc.
Roth & Graber
410 State Street
Phowe 36
TALKING
FOREST
RESERVES
Senator Fulton Opposed to the Ex
tensions "of the System
La.- Grande Obsorver: Senntor
Charles W. Fulton arrived In La
Grande and wont on to Union, where
ho will address tho graduation class
of tho Union high Bchool on "Duties
of An Amorlcnn Citizen." When hU
duties hnvo been performed In Union
ho will return to his homo, but ho
hns an extended trip through East
ern Oregon planned, nnd In about a
month ho will visit La Grnndo and
the other cities of tho eastern por
tion of tho state in a lolBiircly way.
In that manner having moro tlmo to
meet his constituents.
Talks Forest Reserve.
Tho sountor conversed freely with
sovernl of his friends this morning
on the subject which Is uppermost In
the minds of many Orcgonlnns, nnd
that Is, forest resorvos. Sountor Fu!
ton favors tho reserving of timber
Innd under certain conditions, but Is
opposed to tho recent nddltloua, on
tho grounds that too much laud was
put la tho reserved class. Ho tald:
"I bellovo In foreBt reserves. I bo
Ilovo In reserving timber land at tho
hoad of streams, of timber land with
a topography that makes tho land
useless for agricultural purposes, for
tho dny will como when limber will
bo at a promlum in Enstorn states,
but whon, notwithstanding thnt It Is
dotted with splondld timber land, is
so located' and of such topography
that whon tho tlmbor Is removed It
would mnko lino farming land, then
I nm opposed to It. Don't under
stand mo to sny that I decry forest
resorvos. I do not; but I do coutond
thnt too much laud was added at
tho last rosorve."
Roplytug to questions relative to
the rotractlng of certain pieces of
Innd which nro conspicuously agri
cultural laud and not tlmbor laud,
tho sountor snld: "Tho theory U
pretty, but bus no practicability. Im
ngino a tract of land within a largo
section of rosorvo which is sultnblo
for farming purposes. Tills llttb
Island, as It woro, Is sot out and madu
odbjtct to homestead entry. Do you
suppose thnt tho Intelligent fanner
will Isolato himself In tho mlddlo of
n foroot, with no hopes of ovor hav
ing nolghbors, of having oducatlonnl
facilities for his chlldron? It is
hnrdly possible?
"Wo aro not going to sacrifice Innd
sultnblo for agricultural purposes
whon once tho tlmbor Is romovod,
for tho sako ot New Euglnnd. It Is
truo that Now England hollovM tho
far West was settled for tho oxprww
bunollt of tho Eastern stntos, but vu
certainly aro not. Thoro Is now ro-
surved n lnrgo quantity of tlmbor
land, Kiilllclont to more than supply
tho West, but I strongly coutond
that timber land In Oregon, which
could bo convcrtod Into farming laud
by removing tho tlmbor, should bo
at tho disposal of thoso who wish to
do bo. Thoro is plenty of tlmbor on
mountainous soetions to supply tho
timber demand. Then, too, thoro are
b ctlons rosorvod which would af
ford, oxcollont rnngos. These should
not hnvo boon resorved."
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Just HcmuMo
Your cough is only in tho thornt and
docs not troublo you now, don't think
that it needs no attention. Whon it
has not had much of a start is tho
tlmo to chock it. Tho slightest cough
easily leads to Pueumoala, Bronchi
tis and Consumption. A bottlo of
Ballard's Horehound Syrup will euro
that cough. Tho price puts it within
reach of all. Sold by D. J. Fry.
A Mystery
Solved
It is a mystery to some why
their pastry Is not the bst, and
why thoy don't hnve the same re
sults in baking aa their neighbor,
but it is beoauso their neighbor
uses
Eppley's Perfection
Baking Powder
It is tho boat, and is mado hern
at homo, and contains tho purest
materials. All grocers sell it
C. M. EPPLEY
i
Manufacturer
Salem, - Oregon
HOTEL AIUUVALS.
WillnmcHo.
J. J. Cnznrt, city,
E. D. Baker, Portland.
J. W. Imlgan, San Frnucisco.
W. H. E. Smith, Chicago.
M. Mackenzie, Oakland.
Win. L. Itlce. ,
G. G. McCllntock.
D. J. Dcakey, Eligone.
A. A. Alton, Tacomn.
J. B. Brown, Portland.
A. C. Smith, Snn Francisco.
C. K. Avory, Chicago.
E. Koono, Waterloo.
C. N. Browstcr, Now Yor.
Sam Aaron, Now York City.
E. C. Heckman, city.
A. II. Dossman, Now York.
M. J. Bloom, Now York.
G. C. MoorlB, Portland.
Cottage.
C. C. Light foot.
G. W. Reynolds.
13. S. Phillips.
George K. Hoffman. .
S. G. Carter.
Bon Kondrlck.
E. J. Nokors. .
Corn Flowor.
Chris Logan.
Bessie Dunn.
Paulino Marshall.
Peggy Merrill.
X
?!' t' !"1C,;?!r T"r,8t Co'"
II. T. Booth, Portland.
Waynu 11. Stuart, Portland.
S. A. Reynolds, Portland.
W. Aschnmhnn, Portland.
E. S. Pussmoro, Chicago.
Salem.
Jcanotto Dupro.
Derby Brown.
J, 13, Teeny.
Geo. II. Hucnn.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Smnlloy, "Ynnkce
Tourist Company."
O. F. Cramer and wife, Cleveland,
Ohio.
James II. Tumor, Oro,
A. J. Mlnard, Chicago.
W. H. Rosonthnl, Chicago.
T. W. Todd, Seattle.
J. Monor, Sllvorton.
R. L. Smith, Shawnee.
D. P. Alexander nnd wife, city.
A. Jones, Cnthlam.ot.
J. C. Smith, Lobnmui.
J. C. South, Lobnnon.
Theo. W. Todd, Seattle.
I'tices ItlNlng in Europe.
Consul General Richard Guouthor
roporta from Frankfort as follows on
further urfortH In Europo to advance
prices on manufactured goeds:
Another now German comblno bus
bcon established among the mnnu
facturors and oxportera of tools nnd
stool nnd metallic wares in tho in
dustrial roglona of Rhenish Prussia
nnd Wostphnlla. Tho objoot ot thin
combine Is to secure bettor prices and
moro favorable terms of Bale for
their productions, oepcclally ns re
gards huslnoHH dealings with Russln.
Tho lllo mnuufnoturorH of Austria
Hungary havo combined upon a prloo
Holiedulo and credit terms whereby
tholr productiOiiH are onliunopd 10
per cent In price. Hitherto thoro
hns been a Hhnrp competition and
oonsoqueut divergence In prices ot
their goods among tho lllo works of
Austria nnd Hungary.
Tho syndlonto of Bolglan sho
manufacturors has decided upon a
10 por eont advance for all tholr pro
ductions In Hhoo wnro. Tho high
prlro of leather Is nsslgnod ns tho
cause of this action,
Tested
Seed Corn
Wo havo a completo stock ot
Field and Sweet Corn that has
boon tested. No replanting if you
plant our tested corn. Prices nro
right.
Arsenate or Lead
Wo carry tho groat mimmor
spray, Arsonnte of Lead, in all
hIzo packages, ready to use. No
danger of burning the trees, if
you uso the kind we havo, as it is
made right. Our prices are the
lowest In tho valley.
D. A. WHITE
&SON
255 Cummorclal Stroot.
Phono 100.
Salem Fence Wire
Headquarter for Woven Wire
FVHCiHg.
Hop Wire, Barb Wire, Poultry
Netting, Pickets, Gates, Shingles and
P. ft B. Redy Roolng.
All a loweet prles.
Walter Morley
250 Court St Satem, Ore.
DELICATE CHILDREN
Ait vice to Salem Mothers Who Have
Delicate Children.
It wo could only mnko all fathers
and mothers In Salem regard what
wo say thcro would bo fowor Blckly,
dollcnto children on our strcots.
Rapidly growing children need ft
great deal ot vitality. Thoy grow
fast, play hard, and work too hard
at school, nnd mnny such children
nro tlrod, thin, pnlo and worn when
thoy ought to bo robust nnd rosy.
Every run-down, growing child In
Salem Bhould tako VIuol, our dollc
inns cod llvor preparation without
oil. It requires almost no digestion
at all, nnd cannot upaot dollcnto,
wenkoned stomachs ns do old-fashioned
cod llvor oil emulsions. Vlnol
also contains peptonnto of Iron.
It strengthens tho dlgostlvo or
gans, mnkcB now vitality, sound flesh
and pure, rich, red blood. Vlnol
fills out hollow chooks nnd makes
thin llttlo arms and logs plump and
round.
Said a membor ot tho 0. W. Pitt
nam Drug Cempany: "Wo cannot
rccommond Vlnol too highly for
imnv. wonV nml nlltmr flilli1tnn. in
build up tho run-down, over-worked,
... . ,,,,,,, , , n.
tired nnd debilitated, or to glvo re
newed vltnllty to tho nged, and we
chootully rotund tho money in ovory
caso whoro it foils." G. W. Putnam
Drug Company.
Noto. Whllo wo are solo ngonts
for Vlnol In Fall River, It Is now for
salo at tho leading drug storo in
nearly ovory town and city In the
country. Look for tho Vlnol agency
In your town.
FASTIDIOUS WOMEN
consider Paxttno Toilet Antiseptic a
necessity in the hygienic caro of the
person nnd for local treatment of
feminine ills. As a wash its cleansing;,
germicidal, deodorizing and healing
qualities are extraordinary. For sale
at Druggists. Sample free. AddreM
The It. l'axton Co., Boston, Moss,
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Gymnastics alono can never give
thnt elasticity, cbbo and graceful
flguro which comos by taking Hollls-
tor's Rocky Mountain Ten, 35 conts,
Tea or Tablets. For salo at Dr.
Stone ntoro.
The
Sale
Still On
The creditors of the E. L. levin
Hhoo HtoiM mi) selling
CHILDREN'S HHOK8
Almost nt your own price,
are selling
Wo
MEN'S GOOD SHOES
Vor $3.50
Ouo Milr, nutdo over it boxcar, for
9i.no.
LADIES' HIIOEH
At $1.05.
All otlxr staplu good at great
ly reduced prices,
GEO. W. EYRE
TRUSTEE
326 STATE STRECT
Send the Family
Washing To Us
and you'll novor bothor with having
it dono at homo ngalu. Time was
whon every family could not afford
to Bend tho washing to a laundry,
but times havo changed o, too.
have tho methods and prices, Today
you can better afford to send the
family washiug hero than not te.
Ask about our pricos on family wafc-
ln, rough dry, or tuished.
The Salem
Steam Laundry
rH M. ltf-lM i. Liberty M.
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