Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, April 30, 1907, Page 5, Image 5

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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. TUESDAY, APRIL SO, 11)07.
STOCKTON'S
The Old White Comer
Family.
SUMMER HOSIERY
Summer stockings are usually made thin at the
expenao of wear. To keep your feet cool and com
fortablo and still have stockings that will last, ask
for Wnyno Knit full-fashioned.
You can get them In fancies, In open work of
attractlvo designs, or In the thin lisle, but what
ever you buy, If It benrs the Wnyno Knit trade
mark you know that It will last. They are dyed
as well as science knows how, and aro guaranteed
JJ,aincJlhik
mimmm
HOSIERS
TRAM t-UKrt
look for this mark, It means quality,
you'll find It here.
25c to $1.50 a pair
Humpty Durnpty Stockings
A new lln- of Hosiery iur o..u.
1 5c and 25c a pair
Our 15c Humpty Dumpty Hoae wear as well as ordinary 25c hosi.
. iw.Hi tinninn nnil phUilrnn.
They are mauo mi ""-,., . ,. . ,. .. . Mlrt
The white-foot nose ior iuuiu? w & i " - -
price is only
1 5c a pair
PETITIONS
ROLLING IN
VERY FAST
People's right to Refer Half a Million
of Excessive Appropriations
Ml ani
MUSEMENTS
John (iow Case Decided.
The caso of tho City of Woodburu
vs. John Gow, for keeping open nf-
itor hours, on rehearing boforo re-
?cooczzxzz? cordor J. A. Knight, was today do-
WII1IMIHWTT chIod a
Annul ODVI'll llOUSC.
Friday, Mn' 3. Walker
Whiteside In "Tho Magic
Melody" . . , ,
Salem High School.
'Birds' Island," by high
ichool senior class.
Flr-t Presbyterian Church.
Frldny, May 3. Storeoptl
eon lecture by Prof. J. B. Hor
ner of Or. gon Agricultural
against detoudnnt.
T Ho wns nnod $25 and costs. Gow
T i claims that tho back part of his bs-
loon wns not part of his saloon, but
1 1 tho recorder docldod that it was part
of tho snloon, whethor tho front door
was lockou or not.
..i uow was nrsi iriou ooioro j. c.
; Hall and found guilty by a Jury. It
was appealed to Judge Gnllowny,
I!1 who allowod n rehoarlng on grounds
Tom's Cabin, In moving l'c
turcsc Urn lit Iioys' club.
Auditorium Holler Rink.
Morning, afternoon nnd
evening Hcsslons, excopt Sun
day
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 I I I II H
College.
i n A r!.,ii,ifiultiiii
ThVralinv. Mny 2. Undo ', , of Irrogulnrlty In drawing tho Jury.
.........-., , - ---. . , ... . 4 ....
' Tho caso wont oacK ami was siouuy
contostod. Tho rosult Is n victory fo
tho law and order elomont.
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irand Opera House
ISO. I CORDRAY, Manager.
Stnto of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lu
cas County, ss.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
ho Is sonlor partner of tho Arm of
F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business
in tho city of Toledo, county and
stnto aforoEald, and that snld firm
will pay tho Bum of ONE IIUND11BD
DOLLARS for onch and ovory cnBO
of Catarrh that cannot bo cured by
IKIDVY, MAY .1
Mil. IKi:il WHITESIDE
i Utc Most Rinmrkablo Play of the tno us0 0f Hall's Cntnrrh Cure. Frank
Season J. Cheney.
Sworn to beforo ma and subscribed
HE MAGIC MEL0DYll'Tr18ls,;,.,Cl,'dyotD
Direction of Lleblcr M Co.
Ibel'roM of Unite, Spokane, Taconm
bJ wattle pronounce this tho best
r and company seen lu tho North-
Ft la the patt llvo years.
, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50.
excOcocr'ns Frldny 9 a. m.
LINGER GRAND!
TONIGHT
n
C
i
ilia
Romaine
Co.
(Sonl) A. W. GLI3ASON,
Notary Public
Hall's Catarrh Quro Is takon In
tornnlly, and -cts directly on the
blood and mucous surfneos of the
Bystom. Send for totlmonlnls froe.
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Tako Hall's Family Pills for con
stipatlon. . r o
Albany hopos to liavo that woolon
"mill soon.
Jacob Voorhees, of Woodburn, has
beon designated to receive tho peti
tions of tho Stato Grnngo ngnlnst tho
odlclal pass bill. They nro coming
In fast, but thero Is still need of sev
eral thousand names.
George ,Poarce, of Salem, Is ro
celvlng tho petitions of tho Linn
county council to refor tho $125,000
annual tax for tho Stato University.
They nro coming In thick nnd fast,
but sovernl thousand nnmes nro still
required.
Blanks for all those roforondum
petitions, with full Instructions, enn
bo hnd at Tho Capital Journnl of
fice. Also free notarial nttostntlon.
(Albany Herald.)
According to C. II. Walker, Uu1
roforondum movement ngnlnst tho
University of Orogon appropriation
,1s progressing most satisfactorily,
i and thoso mombcrs of tho Linn coun
ty Grnngo in chnrgo nro confldont of
securing tho roqulrod number cf
nnmos to tho petition by tho tlmo
l necessary.
In Grant county, whore, a short jln
unio ngo, county school superin
tendent Mcintosh Issued a stntomeut
thnt tho public sontlmont wna against
tho move to rofor tho Unlvorslty ap
propriation, Mr. Walker says oyer 75
signatures to tho potltioti woro so-
cured In nn hour's tlmo. All tho prin
cipal buslnosB mou of Canyon City
Blgnod tho potltlon, nnd It wns found
that tho sontlmont wns In reality with
tho Linn County Grnngo,
During Eugene Pnlmor'a trip
through Eastorn Orogon, ho socurod
over 1000 namoB to tho potltlon nnd
thoro nro now persons workliig with
othor petitions throughout nil tho
ditto rout towns In tho custom por
tion of tho state. Word was rocolved
yostorday from Clacknmas county
that many slgnnturos woro being so
cured, nnd moro coplos of tho pe
tition worn nskod for to onnblo tho
persons circulating tho potltlon to
sociire additional nnmos. According
to tho Linn County Grungoru, tho po
tltlons will bo signed by moro than
onough to got tho appropriations bill
roforrod to tho people.
(Albany Democrat.)
Eugene Pnlmor rturnod this noon
from EnHtorn Orogon, nnd reports
general oucmirngomont In securing
mimes for the reforouce of tho U. of
O. appropriation bill, nnd ho think
thrr In no question hut what thore
will bo plouty of name on tho po
tltlon. H declared thnt tho roports
of the OregonlRii of his meeting with
discouragement are nbsolutely false.
At n big moetlng In Enst Portland
ovor throe-fourths prosunt voted In
favor of tho roforondum, nnd yot tho
Orogonlnn reported that tho peoplo
nt tho m-otlug didn't wont tho rofer-oudum.
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SAYS THIS IS REST.
A lending health Journnl in
answering tho question, "What
is the bo3t prescription to clean
and purify tho blood?" prints
in a recent Issue tho following.
Fulld Extract of Dandelion
one-half ounce, Compound
Knrgon one ounce; Compound
Syrup Sarsaparllla three
ottneos. Shako woll and uso in
teaspoonful doses nfter each
meal and nt budtlmo .
A well known local druggist
states that thoso aro harmless
vegetable Ingredients, which
can be obtained from any good
prescription phnrmacy.
This mlxturo will clean the
blood of all impurities. In
Just n fow days tho skin bo
gins to clear of soros, bolls
nnd pimples. It puts vigor
and energy Into rundown, do
blllatcd men nnd women. For
ninny years Sarsaparllla nlono
hns been considered a good
blood medicine. Hut whllo It
built up nnd in a do now blood,
tho Impurities remained with
in nnd tho good accomplished
was only tomporrv Sarsapa
rllla, however, when used In
combination with Compound
Knrgon nnd Extract Dandelion
works wondorB. ThlB combl
nation puts tho kldnoys to
work to filter and sift out tho
wasto matter, uric acid nnd
othor Impurities thnt cnuso
dlsenso. it makoB now blood
nnd rollevos rheumatism nnd
back and bladder
troubles.
IlllllllllllilllllHIIIIII
We Were Happily
Surprised
LAST WKKIC TO RECEIVE AXOTIU3II
OUDEU OF
SHIPMENT FROM HACK
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Willamette.
Geo. II. Durham, Grants PaHs.
W. 13. Frar.lor, Portlapd.
Waltor Lyons, Albany.
A. L. Montz, Portlnnd.
C. II. Pnrkor, San Frnnolsco.
13. Moyor, Portland.
C. V. Dolph and wife, Portlnnd.
Titos. O'Dny, Portland.
W. F. Jeffries, Portlnnd.
F. P. Hownrd, Portlnnd.
Jay Dunn, Chicago.
C. K. Patterson, Philadelphia.
G. E. Austin, HoBchurg.
W. 13. Guorln, Jr., Portland.
W. McCnmnnt, Portland.
J. II. Anthony, Portlnnd.
II. W. McLcod, 8an Frnnolsco.
H. P. Tylor, Now York.
W. A. Ornisby nnd wife, Portland, i
Ladies' Long Silk Gloves at
$1, $1.25, $1.50 and $1.95
And Ladies' Long Lisle Gloves at
65c, 85c and $1 .1 0
fiOOD VALUES IN LONG OLOVES ARE SCARCE, SO YOU'D
RKTTER GET THEM WHILE THIS LOT liASTS. WE ALSO UK
CEIVED ANOTHER NICE ASSORTMENT OF NOVELTY SPRING
DRESS (5001)9, WHICH SHOULD HAVE ARRIVED SEVERAL
WEEKS AGO.
THERE IS A POSITIVE FAMINE IN DES1RARLE DltESS GOODS
AND FANCY SILKS THIS SEASON AND THE FACT THAT WE ARE
SO WELL SUPPLIED WITH ALL THE NEWEST CREATIONS IS
DUE TO OUR PEHSISTENCE IN DIULXNDING THAT OUR ORDERS
HE RUSHED AND PROPERLY FILLED. EVEHYTHING IN FAR.
RICS FROM He MUSLIN TO THE HIGHEST GRADE SILKS IS
SCARCE, AND MANY OF THE REST KNOWN URANUS HAVE REEN
ENTIRELY WITHDRAWN FROM THE MARKET, DEOAUSE THE
ENTIRE OUTPUT OF THE MILLS IS SOLD UP FOR FROM SIX
TO TWELVE MONTHS AHEAD.
WE ANTICIPATED OUR WANTS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS AND
YOU'LL FIND US WELL SUPPLIED WITH EVERYTHING FOR
THE WHOLE FAMILY AT PRICICS FIGURED ON THE SPOT CASH
RASIS.
Card of Tliaukk.
Mrs. Grolslor and rotative wish
to oxpross tholr hoartfolt thanks to
Dr. W. Q. Ilrnxton, Hillings, Mont.
Edwnrd M. Ilrnxton Tuokor, do.
J. W. Hrlslow, I'oorln.
F. J. Durham, Portland.
W. C. Camp, LouIbvIIIo.
Salem.
Dr. J. 8. Scott nnd wlfo. Portland
J. J. Hurloy, OorvnlH.
OIirs. A. Forgusou, Los Angolos.
13. P. Morcom and daughter, Wood
hum.
Hoht. McGrogor, Kansas City.
Geo. C. Payno, Campbell, Gal.
O. R. Wlllard, Coqulllo, Oregon.
O. C. Prlco, Albany.
Jos. DomogAlIn, Mill City.
Frank Domngnlla, do.
8. O. Door, Portland.
G. Gnruor, Drain.
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Annual Met'tlug In CorvnlllH.
Tho annual mooting of tho East
Wlllamotto Assooiatlou of Congroga-
PltLSI TS TONIGHT
"THE I V.XAMEI) 1L.Y.
.m8.!311 "' Thursday night
frftt 1" and 25c.
Ca-
IMETHING NEW
In Bifocal Lenses
kt qi Rb' w you a neat, up-to-date
" fsr n ar and far-seeing. It U
T at g:3d as j,e expensive kind,
1 talf the cost.
uoa't tbrcw awav vour broken
. Bring them to us. Wo can
NUeat
acy part, with llttlo ex-
Chas. H. Hinges
uraaat OfKieUs.
CtoerdI Straet, mat Oeer to
fiMul Natloaml BaaJc
A. S r. ca - a. .
l lteliVMMMMMMlaril
tz&Mi
WlMwping Cough.
I havo UBod Chamberlain Cough
Remedy in my family In cases of
whooping cough, and want to toll you
that It is the boat medicine I havo
over used. W. F. Gaston, Pasco, Ga.
This remedy Is safe and sure. For
salo at Dr. Stone's drug storo.
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Buslnoss raon aro paying for street
sprinkling at Eujeno.
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Tho Texas Wonder,
Curoa all kidney, bladder and
rheumatic trouble; sold by all drug,
gists, or two months treatment by
mall for $1. Dr. E. W. Hall, 2326
Olive street, St. Louis, Mo. Send
for testimonials. Bold by Stone's
drug store. dw-lyr
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Albany claims three
spinal meningitis.
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deaths from
Gentle and Effective.
A well known Manitoba editor
writes: "As an Inside woncer I find
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets Invaluable for the touches ol
biliousness natural to sedentary Hf.
their action being gentle and effec
tive, clearing the digestive tract and
the bead." Price 25 cents. Sample
free. For sale at Dr. Stone's drug
store.
9-
tho many frloiuls for tholr kindness. tlonnl ChtiroheB nnd Ministers con
and loving sympnthy shown during
tholr rocont boronvomont.
u
voned in Corvallis today. Tho session
will continue today and tomorrow
m, .... , . .,, 'and a most inlorostlng and protltablo
ThrmiL-h blood nolsonlntr causod i
x i.io. i.u ti, w.,icnn meeting is promised. Rov. P. S.
11 RlUUf M.fcV, UUft.M . , .... .o.-
of Bosquovlllo, Tox., would havo lost
his log, which became a mass or run.
nlng soroa, had ho not been persuad
ed to try Bucklon's Arnica Salvo
Ho writes: "Tho first application
rellovod, nnd four boxos healed all
tho sores." Heals every sore. 25c
at J. C. Perry's, druggist.
Senntor Fulton has mado an ex-
Knight, of this city, will address the
convention tomorrow morning on
"Pastoral Corporation In Evangelis
tic Sorvicos." Mrs. It. J. Hendricks
will conduct a discussion on "How to
Stimulate Missionary lu tores ts In
tlio Wholo Church," nnd In tho nftor
noon Hv. F. E. Doll, of this city, will
spoak on "Pros nnd Cons of tho Trl-
Federation."' Tho ontlro time of tho
.1
tended roply to tho criticisms of Sun-' moating will bo tilled with oxcellont
ator LnFoliotto on his vote on the nddrossos, muslo nnd business per
railroad rata bill. tninlng to the work.
o Those attending from Salem ar
JIIbv. P. 8. Knight. Rev. nnd Mrs. F
H. Dell, Mrs. William Htatger, Mrs.
AHoo Dodd, Mrs. It. J. Hendrloks
and Z. C. Ilnttoy.
Tho Prlco of Health.
"The prlco of hoalth In n malar
ious distrlot Is Just 25 cents; tho
cost of a box of Dr. King's Now Life
Pills," writos Ella Slayton, of No
land, Ark. Now Life Pills oleanso
gently and Impart new llfo and vigor
to tho system. 25c Satisfaction
guaranteed at J. C. Perrys druggist,
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Threo men entered an auto Sunday
MJhs RoiiuiIiio'h Play,
Thoso who attended tho Kllngor
Grand last nlg.'jt saw a play no ono
olso hnd ovor soon. It was put on as
tho "Unknown Play," and was writ
ten by Miss Rom a! no, the talontod
,.M. I I
SPECIAL .
BARGAIN
OFFER
Reduction of 25 Per Cent Up
to May 1. 1907
Up to, but not Including Mny 1st,
bargain rnto In ndvanco for Tho
Dally Capital Journnl, por year by
mall or special dollvory, 3.00.
Bargain rato on Weekly Capital
Journal, por year, 75 conta, In ad.
vnnco. All arrearages on Woekly
must bo paid up nt 11.00 por year,
GOOD UP TO, HUT NOT INCLUDING
MAY 1ST.
Dally, by carrlor, $0.00 por year,
In ad vnnco. Rogulnr raten by car
rlors 10.00 por yoar, Rato for all
arrears In subscription to Dally Jour
nal $4.00 a year by mail or special
dollvory,
(1,00 Shvo h IUk Dollar $1.00
$ Help flic Horse
No ariiclo ii mora menu if.
Ritoill me llama man ucn
Ale Citrate. I'll! a Utile oil
His aiilmllra lirfotp voil "hook
li',"- II will help Hie liore,ftlil
lung the loml hunit quicker.
MICA AXLE
GREASE
wtttn w'ZZbcltrr than any
ollirr srcHM! Cuali Ilia nle
Willi lianl, amootli mrface of
owilcrcl mica which rrtlucra
Irlcllou Ak the ilrnlcr lor
Mica Aile Oitbm.
tumMW.tmUft
luNnM:
PILES ITO. suppository
ilikUl SkMli, HuiMtllu, N a.liMi )Im;
Ik.f d all mStim Ht U.a.' bt, 8. M t.IM,.
Ht.taHnt, V. Tt-.vrlwil 'Yi.f ilr, tllXMlttU,
luOu. Ir M. P. H.OIII, C1mi.", T..,ilU4i
"U a t4fiit f H ;". I lt4 M fmait M
v4i (nn" rMt, m om. aaiiM rtM. iu
VriMUU, MANTIN MUOV, LANCAtTCn. fA.'
Sold In Salem by Dr. S. C. Stout
o call ran rate sample
Minim tf
at Portland avd drove away. It Is leading lady now at tho Kllngor
tbo first case of stealing a machine In Grand. Miss Romalno hat' loft tho
Orogon. naming or tlio play to tlio auuionco.
-.i and has offered a prlio for the host
tltlo suggosted. Tho play will bo on
tonight and 'tomorrow night. It t
really a clover conception, and shows
that Miss Romalno has not only the
power to portray, but also tho ability
to create, and lasi night's play sug
gests that It U ft talent she sbouM
not allow to rit.
You're to bo the Judge; wo leava
It to you to decide: all we want Is
your vordlct -Will Holllster'a Rooky
Mountain Tea mako you well an J
keep you well? That's fair. Tea or
Tablets, 35 cents. For sale at Dr.
Stone's store.
The rural letter carrier of Clack
amas couaty kaT orgaaU4.
Selling
Out
Dishes
H. M. nranson, at his now
t grocery storo, 433 Btato street,
Is selling out all his dishes,
crockorywaro and glasswaro at
Jess thun cost. Going fast
Bottor hurry If you want somo.
I H. M. BRANSON i
Phone 131. 432 State St.
A Mystery
Solved
It Is a mystory to somo why
tholr pastry is not tho best, nnd
why thoy don't havo tho same rt
suits lu baking as tholr nolgubor,
but It Is bocause tholr neighbor
uses
Eppley's Perfection
Baking Powdr
It Is tho best, and Is inado hure
at homo, and contains tho purost
materials. All grocers sell It
C. M. EPPtEY
Manufacturer
Satem, Oregoit