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DAILY OATIAI, JOVRXAT,, SALEM, OUKGOX, TUKSIUY, APRIL 30, 1007. "
rrTTti F5f iisp
8
Half Price
VI I, THIS WEKK THE FOLLOWING GOODS WILL HE DISPOSED OF AT EXACTLY
JE JLafi dScxiJb Jab JiJLfc
Sale
Beautiful Decorated Cake Plates
Beautiful Decorated Spoon Trays
Half Gal. Glass Water Pitcher
Beautiful Decorated Chocolate Sets
Beautiful Decorated Fancy China Plates
Beautiful Decorated oaiau oeis
' willCll l1 T,SS THAN VIIOLUSl.K COST. THESE GOODS MUST GO, AS THE DIG STOCK MUST
)J iinlCl-D, AND XEXT WEEK THERE WILL HE AXOTIIEH LIXE OFFERED AT A SACRIFICE.
' ,,i" M'W M WAGEMEXT IS DirTEHMIXED TO CLEAX OUT SEVEHAL CARLOADS OF GOODS AT
r!,iiZYM)S. CALL AXD LEAHX OUR OTHER GHEAT HARGAIXS.
Liy-viXli A A M A TEA PTAHC E. C HECKMAN
iYUfUI IAIVIA I LR 3 1 UKL,
Proprietor
hNGERS CIRCULATE
REftRENUUiM millUN
(Continued from page ioac
Ldlturcs wore submitted and ro-
d to committees.
The Afternoon bessum.
tltr a grand dinner of chicken
, and net coffco thoro was a splon-
nregrnni. Song by Mncieny
bee CUraJi, "Childhood," waa
tea In a very effective mnnnor.
IVm. M, Illllcary spoko on "The
kjltiis In tho Grange" Ho paid
r.iut 1 to the grand old man of the
sag: t.e uu " .
L Crr.I:i- riclted "Ovor tno
I'.i ta t! Poor House," In costume
w.'h ir .it effect u tragic plc-
he l( an u.l person nbnndonod to
ir, It wns a groat lesson of
at : 1 ! .!i an hopes and tho way
, pL !c n- f- 'tni times ubnndoned
:fc ;ti 'iu
org I 3!.ii.L ay grange.
ri. "..''' n was adopted thaulc-
:.l' ( r i i on legislation for
;g thn law doing away with
It' cf cjutt-y. Under tho old
sj wor..an could will any of her
a,i i.i It . 1tllit.m ttiltfi liAH
fUU IU (1 I V.IIIIUI V!ll I1IIIIU iV,
tbind lived, Xow womnn hns
ill property rights with men in
POiIdr of their proporty by will.
n a great reform in tho Intcrost
the women of Oregon.
resolution wns also Introduced
utabllah a short couroo nt Cor
till In tin behold sclunco and do
ttle art
Prcf Hca'I of Shaw, delivered an
IQient aldrcss on this resolution.
It was r solved that tho inhorlt-
tax bo added to tho common
c f "1 fT nununl apportion
EL
RrtcLUcn vas offorod opposing
rlng changes In public school
pccki r f Heal, of Shaw,
deaaa' r J dress ngalnBt chnng-
" a !i-ntlon.
-Mr;, -j was offoroil making
-T S n'rr 20, grnngo day nt
-' f - They also endorsed
MV.sai KJiiRo for favoring
F ' ef ( z nthlp.
:c -J n Tftltions woro dla-
N'M n o'l i,rts of tho county.
pa k inthuslnsm for this
re i ango work
r'o Kneral condemnn-
ef A s ' Ron's nmendment to
fwffc-T - ,v,v. Mr Myorsanld
F'"''ul 'm.ttilnir ilmin thnr.i
'- i "inflm.i laff
Tht I iuK Session.
r 1 Ut..ti Mia T)yrinn
!" . i ,-tired to 2R candt-
f- -' a r vhtful soclnl tlnm
--J hfia navi fmnn n
- Pomona grange
r " 'ho rountv.
'"", (,(),,d iMI(ls iteform.
r - r ' 1 discussion was had
r t c.f good roads and
- m of worklnK tho
1 ,v" ; itlntivo road suner-
In T1-
L fii has nlu'nva hann
"T ' i: ran e nnci It filtn.
f"S I . . Vnr.u-n nlllliwln nf
" ' i.in nf Blinnrvtanril
' ' " of tho rond ilia.
F ct Ma- t county was read
'ifi a r at daal of Burprls)
PUWf r ,, ,., . .
f' ' Tranters nrsont that
""' " " eollerilng part of the
" lea J !". n mnnh
hJ t ep and buggy In which
"' 'M work.
' "- f f enmn . aca t.U1a
' li7a f - th Jtmlzed ac-
" r"1 Ptrvlsor, who gets
- -f i r suporvlslng" ten
' 1 ami hnnllnc -v
k. a day r "suporTls-
J" can doing "dirt" work.
- -"0 ft dav tfy Ugnnnnila.
nan drlrlng one teamr per-
kZ " n lrara' nl 2-50 a day
;;rTU-K ' one man and one
7 Tolunteer" work. H
th
Purity $2.50 for "mak
ing report and posting notices of
meeting." Of the 195 days work
performed, 106 days was work done
by convicts under gunrds.
After considerable discussion fol
lowing was reported from tho com
mittee on resolutions and adepted:
Itoiuls nml Assessments.
Itosolvcd by Marlon county Porno
na grnngo thnt wo reiternto our de
mand to which wo have adncrcd for
yonrs pnBt, that road suporvlors bo
elected by tho electors residing in the
road district, and that all tnxos lev
led for highways, whether In labor
or ensh, ho cxpendod In tho district
whore collected.
Wo favor as compensation for rond
supervisors n commission not to ox
coed nftoon por cont on tho dollar ox
pendod under his dlroctlon. Wo de
mand that contracts on public high
ways bo lot to tho lowest responsible
bidder, whoro sucli contracts nmount
to $50 or inoro.
Wo renow our demnnd thnt pre
cinct nssossors bo elected by direct
void of tho pcoplo.
KihIoi-m." Clean Orclumls.
Wo commond tho labord of tho
county fruit Inspector in enforcing
tho law requiring orchnrds to be
cleaned nml sprayed for tho purpose
of destroying fruit posts.
Resolutions were ndoptcd In hon
or of tho Into It. P. Dolso, nnd n
mcmorlnl servlco wna hold nt which
many who woro prcsont delivered
short ouloglstlc addresses In review
ing his chnracter. Tho resolutions
will bo published later.
Aftor n full discussion a number
of Important resolutions wero adopt
ed which nro given bolow. They
woro propnred by tho cpmmlttoo'on
resolutions nnd nftor bolng rond,
discussed and amendod woro ndopt
od as follews:
1'iivor HwovcrliiB Foes.
Whoroas, Tho constitution of Ore
gon provides thnt state oflloors shnll
rocolvo curtain salaries for tholr sor
vloea, nnd thnt they shnll rocolvo no
foe or porqulsltlos whatovor for thf
porformauco of nny dutlos, connected
with tholr rospoctlvo otllcos, nnd
Whoroas wo nro creditably Inform
ed that somo of our stnto olncors
have boen taking moro than thoy are
constitutionally entitled to, thcrofore
bo It
Resolved that wo bollovo tho stata
of Orogon through Its propor logal
reprosontntlvos Bhould bring action
ngatnst nny of its offondlng offlcera,
past or prcwwU, to colloct any foos
lllogally and wrongfully retained.
Thank Legislative CoiiiinitUc.
Rosolvod, that Marlon county Po
mona grange extends Its gratitude
and appreciation to the executive and
luglslntivo commltteos of tht stnt
grnngo for ovory offort put forth to
pass tho law reducing the courtsy
right ono-hnlf and making It Just
oqu&l to the dower right In Oregon.
The resolution to labor for that end
was pnRsed In thle grange. January,
1903, nml was eudonted by every
county grange. In this way a public
sentiment wa created which after
four years brought a ireeXtt! ter
mination of our work. AH honor to
tho grange!
Marion County Affairs.
Whoroas, The current expenses of
Marlon county except for roads and
highways for tho past five year has
beon as follews: 1902. $46.8-19:
1903. $41,520; 1904. $44,743; 1905.
J4C.05G; 1906, $F9.GG4, and
Whereas, Tho average ourront ex
penses as above fchown from the
county records for four years prior
to 190C was $45,000 por annum, and
as there are no extraordinary de
mands for county expenses above the
ordinary netdB of the county, bo It
Resolved by Marion county Pomo
na grange, that we believe tho cur
rent expenses of this county, except
for roads and bridges, should be
kept down to $45,000 per annum,
and that the Yarious department of
our county should be adjusted upon
such a basis of expenses as will ac
complish this result.
I Resolved that wo regard tho rapid
Increnso of curcnt expenses with dls
l trust ns nn indication of encronch-
'nient by tho ofllcc-holdlng class, In
creasing the burdens of tho taxpayer
without authority from thoso who
: have omployed them to do tholr work
undor promises of economy and with
out nny promlso of Increased emolu-
mont.
j Rosolvod that wo condonm tho tax
(levy of nlno mills In Marlon county
I upon n valuation of $28, GCC.CSO in
j 1907, ns ngalnst tho tax levy of lSVd
mills on n valuation of $9,S24,774
In 190G, showing that whllo tho valu
' ntloii of property hns Incrunscd ovor
j 200 por cont, tho lovy wns roducod
but 100 por cont. WO demnnd thnt
next year there be nn levy tunde for
county purposes above nctunl propor
tion of valutlon to tho nctunl noads
of the county nnd stnto government.
Course in Domestic Science.
Rosolvod thnt Mnrion county Po-
imonn grango roquost tho stnto
grango to oxert its Inlluouce to se
cure nt tho Orogon Agricultural Col
logo n short couivHo nnnunlly in
housohold sclunco nml domestic,
hygonic and snnltnry conditions In
the homo life for women, which shall
bo similar In chnracter to tho Bhort
courses In ngrlculturo and dairying
now maintained.
. Inheritance Tax.
J Rosolvod that tho stato grango uso
Its Inlluonco to hnvo tho inheritance
tax put into tho school fund whore
It may somowhnt rollovo a painfully
nppnront doflcloncy of funds.
I Grange Day at Fair.
i Rosolvod that Marlon county Po
mona grango request tho state
grango to nppolnt Friday, Sqptombor
20, 1900, as grange day at tho Oro
gon stnto fair, nnd to see thnt nil
noceesnry dotnlls aro sucoeeMfully car
ried out.
Public SrhiMil Textbooks.
Whereas the state textbook corn
mleslon will convouo In Salem on
Juno .1, 1907, to select textbooks for
our public Rnhools for tho ounulng
six yonrs, and, , T-?"y
Whuruas in 1901 this commission
after careful consldorntlon adopted
tho books ii()w In use, thereby saving
to tho proplo of Orogon oyer $109,
000 In the past nix years, and
Whoro as tho demand to change
toxt books hns not como from the
pooplo genernlly but from n fow In
structors only, and
i Whorens tho coBt to tho pooplo
each book changed oxoeptlng in writ
ing, drnwlng and music, will bo
nbout $25,000 onch, nnd
Whereas, tho price of material
and labor having so grontly increas
ed it Is not probable that the con -mission
can obtain books any cheap
er thnn at prosont rates, theroforo he
it
Reeolved that Marlon county Po
mona grango opposes any great
change of text books In any ono year,
unlasB tho pooplo generally demand
auoh a change.
TJio state grango was requested to
ondorse the notion of the national
grango in taking a stand in favor of
equality of oitlzenshlp.
nounced years ago, tho people thon
too little regarding, nro now taken
up nnd ndvocntod in high plncot
amid the plaudits of tho people. He
was wiser than wo knew.
His Interest In public affairs did
not wither with ago, nml, notwith
standing his length of yonrs, ho
seems to thoao who hoard him but
lntely, to have boon called away too
soon.
The simple, plain life of tho farm
always appealed to him. In deliver
ing the annual address boforo tho Or
egon Pioneer Association in our con
tennial year, ho roferred to tho tlmo
when tho people lived In log cabins,
nnd on summer evonlngs sat In rude
chairs on tho outside nbout the door
when none wero rich, but nl'
Bcomrd well-to-do, nnd abindnnce,
soclnl equality, ponco on good will
rolgned In tho land. "As tlmo glides
on," he told his contomporarloB of
those days who hoard horn, "nnd wo
grow old, let us not forgot tho olden
time. Let tho warm sunshtno of the
younger days llngor In our memor
ies." Ills Master's nddross boforo the
State Orange In 1S94, deserves tob'o
printed ns n textbook for tho ordor.
Ho offered to tho fnrmor no ovnslvo
or palliative solutions. Ills nuUca'
lsm wns tho rndlcallsm of thought
and fnr-slghtcd vision. Ho probnb'y
would hardly have dissented from
tho statement of Thorenu that you
cannot educnto tho Boldler without
making him a dosortor. Ho cleany
saw that nothing could help tho
farmer but education In tho broadest
sense. Only then would ho censo to
bo tho victim of tho. exploiting class
es, ns ho had boon through nil tho
ngoB of th past.
Rosolvod, That thoso resolutions
bo placed upon our rocordB nnd i
copy sent to tho press nnd to tho bo
roaved family.
J. 11. WALDO,
7.12LLA S. FLETCHER,
J. VOOR11KHS,
Commtttci
Occasionally one hns tho fortuno
to meet women who hnvo Idonl looks
nnd Ilguro. Xlnoty-nlno tlmo out of
n hundred you will llinl they tno
Holllster's Rocky Mountain Ton. T ft
or Tablets, .U cents. For snlo at Dr.
Stone's store.
o
How to Htm n Newspaper.
Whon a man goos astray
Keep It out.
Whon n critic roasts n play
j Keep It out.
Whon two men In nngor clnsh;
Whon a morchnnt goos to smnsh;
When n cashier steals tho caBh
Keep It out.
When thoy quarrel in a church
Keop it out.
When n tonohor wields tho birch
Keop It out.
Whon nlno womon fair to boo
Whispor something ovor ton
Print It? Goodness gracious mol
"Keep It out."
When two stutosmon mnko n doal
Koop It out.
Whon nnothor trios to Btonl
1 Koop It out.
Storios thin and Htorlos tnll;
Good and had and big nnd small-
Anything Hint's now nt all
. Hoar'om sheut:
, "Keep it out,"
Pacific Outlook.
THE 3 I!
J) U NEW f l
d . OIL STOVE 11 Ni
111
Just the
Right
Heat
No matter what you
may wish to cook,
4lin Mnm 15rfrfttntl
Oil Stove will give you just the right degree of heat
instantly. No uncertainty with this stove. It's
the perfected oil stove embodies new features, new
principles. On washing and ironing days the
NEW PERFECTION
Wick Blue name 0B Cook-Slove
will cut the work in two. Gives quick results with
out overheating the kitchen. Made in three sixes.
Every stove warranted. If not at4 your dealer's,
write our nearest agency for descriptive circular.
The
I. ... . T-J
JR&y& Lamp
13 the best lamp for all-round household
use. Made of brass throughout and beau
tifully nickeled. Perfectly constructed;
absolutely safe; unexcelled in light-giving
fiower; an ornament to any room. Every
amp warranted. If not at your dealer's,
write to our nearest agency.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(IMCUKt'OKATKU)
ca
People Who Are
"Meat Wise."
SBBuT
IbTbTbTbTbTbTbTbTbTbTbTbTbTbTbT T7 ii"K r?rHBTH
I Will ntmrcrlnln lit nncn llm flno crftrt.l
of meat wo sell. Chotco cuta of
Uoof, Lam, Vonl, Mutton and Pork
for masting. Delicious, Juicy, tondor
Steaks, oxcdlont Cutlets nnd Chops,
etc., and oar prlcos nro always very
reasonnble.
F. A. Kurtz
Phone 205
Coiu. st.
CORN
Shelled Corn
Wo hnvo a oarlond of sholUd
corn thnt was dolayod in ship
ment, nnd In ordor to clooo It
out wo will mnko special prices
on samo. Call nnd soo it,
Splondld for foodlng stock.
All Other Feed
In largo or smnll quantities nt
closo prlcos.
TILLSON & CO.
151 High St
I Dmtli of Judge IJoIm!.
' The following resolutions upon
the death of Judge R. P. noise wor
also passed by Marion county Pomo
na Grange, at Macleay, on Saturday
Whereas, Since tho last meeting
of the Pomona Orange, our venerable
and honorable ptttron, Judgo It. P.
Boise, has departed this life, be It
Resolved, That In thU doath the
Grange has lost tho nostor of our
! order. Judge Oolse was cradled In
the principles of liberty and carried
ulth him to tho close of his days a
firm faith In the principles of democracy-
Ho believed, practically as
well m theoretically, in the famous
doctrine enunciated in the Declara
tion of Independence, Views he an-
parsing Mothers and
Over-bunloncd Women
In all stntlous of life, whmo vigor and
vltnllty may have lxwn untnrmlinl nnd
broken-down by ever-work, exMtliu
social duties, tho too frequent hearing "I
rhlldruu, orothor cauium, will find In Dr.
Plerco'a Kavtuita Prcrlitlon tlio nwist
potent, Invtgoratlng rMiratlve strength
giver ever Jevil for Uwlnpoclal burxi
fiL Nurtn((rmoUirs wllUlnl it e-pcclj!-ly
valuable itv uulnlMgtM'ir utrt-ng ih
and nruisotlr.tvn tinlnt Tmrllieni
for tho child. i:pWuntjWtfHtprs too
win una iui ii im.-.-UiVH'iTj uwanKSt ins
trstem for uiby' c,w j and rSi(lng
the on! re! oomparaUvfiy jwinl . Ji
jy if.i, or rom-iuon
J. W. BOLLEN
Mnnngor
Salem
Undertaking
Co.
runoral Dlroctor and
Hmbnlmor.
1 1 Calls answered day or
II lllSlii-
' ; Phono 70, 383 Court St., flalom
ifjiii ma99
mltlS
I t I V. ' '
Mn,iQJV)h."r;fl.tfiiii
nr)oiriie, urfroatr
)ollaii). MTVtliK: ttiic vtotnrn. wne
. . ' w - . . . . ". Tf
minor from irwiwiut Iiijui.vimi.
acltu, dra8lr(-iwii itUtn- J'.w dowa
In the aMotarn, or from inintiil ir irr(t
ular UKHilbly fr!, Ktiawinj or n.
tritM'-a ytotuKU'A In t nnch. dlrif ft
faint spoil, iwvi Imnpl.-ia' y -'- w nt
Uoatlng bc(fe e). t. C tmrtxilM,
Ilvje eaUrli-.) Imi, -h i .t. ante
viinlon or n'rovertim or i,'!kt dUiila:
menu of womanly ununs fomt watMiH
of irU will, wlielUr Uiy fiprtn
many or only a lew of Um above sym(x
to m s, find il, of a fed a perinam-nt cure by
uttn faltlf ;'.ly awl Ulrly prnbuuiily
Dr. Plorcr Kavoriu PiwrrliHw.
This werkl-taim-U i- nc I . woMan'4
HMlknMta ai.d p-cu.i.r ailrimt I a
pure Rlyerie cximct of the eu li-m na
tive, medicinal rnwU without a drop el
alcohol In Iu malo-up. All IU inr-Ul-enuprlntfd
In lilaiu Kwgltehon IU Umim
vrrapnir and twn.tl uodr oUt. Dr.
Pinrce thus l:viU- the fullwit ntUu'
ton of his formula knowing that it will
U found to cuutiiin only ike tt aKnu
Lnown to U. m)t ailvarwad n.iu-l
science uf all t'lfldlfferont tclwjoUor iru
tk for the cure of woman's peculiar
woakriftw? trui allnicntt.
If you want to knuw mora about tho
coinpultlon and prufMlonal undor
mont of the " Fvurflu Projcnpt'on." wnd
wtal card rjuet to Dr. R. V. I'lrrce,
ltuttalo. N. Y., for bh Jt4 bookUt Ut
Ins of fame
You can't afford to accept a a inbttl
tute for this reijiy of known cumpotltion
a vxiti itoiirara of w&wjwn winye
tttm. JtoB't e IU
Send the Family
Washing To Us
and you'll never bother with having
It done at homo again. Time wat
whon ovory family could not afford
to sond tho washing to a laundry
but times have changed so, too,
havo tho methods atid prices. Today
you cau bettor afford to send tho
family washing here than not to
Ask about our prlcos on family wash
ing, rough dry, or finished.
The Salem
Steam Laundry
Phone 'M. lild-lllO H. Mhrtr Hi
iltiH
KTHI'.N'GTH MAKINO.
Think It's n matter of meat? Mis
take. Millions of people live upon
broad or something like It but,
whothor you nro n meat carter or a
vegotarlan you can't got away from
tho wholosomaneus of Ullnm's broad
and rolls. Your prompt orders prove
thnt you 'know,"
CAPITA' IIAICI'UV,
(J. UMO.M, Prop.
Salem Fence Wire
Headquarter for Woven Wire
Fencing,
Hop Wire, Barb Wire, Poultry
Netting, Pickets, Gates, Shingles and
P. & R, Ready Roofing.
All at lowest prices.
Walter Morley
250 Court St Salem, Ore.
eyj. fir' -'mww'. .
"-.
MTTLU UO-PKI'P
LOST II Kit 8IIi:i'P
nut no ono need worry nbout mutton
this time of (ho year, It they can got
dainty and delicious Spring lamb on
an apputl-lug and nourishing Bum
mor meal. Wo hafo everything In
ohoice meats, and all tho dellcaotoa
of tho season in both fresh and
smoked meats that will please thi
most critical oplouro.
13. O. CltCkSg,
ftUtcs Street Market Phee Mt