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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON Tl'KSDAY, MAY II, 1 007.
Made from pure grape cream
of tartar, and absolutely free from lime,
alum and ammonia.
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ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK.
SMILES
l II I 1 1 1 1 1 111 1 ! I I I i I I 1 i I I I
That JImtown oxpo. will Ijo a flat
fnlluro without tho nretty OrogoniT
girls.
f THE MAIL BAG
A beautiful Baltimore hollo Books
n divorce. Sho Is apparently too
beautiful to bo happy, though mar
I I 1 H C I I I I I I I I 1 C H H I M I
Following citizens of Ashland, Or
egon, Bubscrlbe to Tho Capital Jour
nal's direct legislation campaign to
apply tho referendum to nbout half
a million to a million of tho appro
priations of tho last legislature:
1i If T1fnntniinU Tnnnn HTrtntn T
r.,rt ni.n..i1.nJnn nHMntnla1 ULU , tl V 1,1 L, JDUUl illUUiVf U.
,' " mr :rr" ,'., ' nmiW. Oash, C. J. Lane, Rufus King, A
WILL ENLARGE
BAND TO
THIRTY MEN
merely natural musical ability will
bo accepted. Young mon who wish
to take up tho study of tho flute, baas
clarlmt, oboe, saxophone and many
other of tho wind Instruments will
have an excollont opportunity to do
velop their talents. The wind In
strumentB are not only beneficial to
health, If rightly used, but also profit
able If ono wishes to make music a
profession. Any who aro interested
In music and have a llttlo time which
they can devote to practice will do
well to seo H. N. Stoudenmoyer, di
rector of tho Salem Military Band.
-o
RIO BOYS' CONFERENCE.
To
the
only political hustlors llko Bill
StouBloff, of Salem. Ho has no room
i L. Cross, J. E. Crowson, Geo. W
, . ,, ,,,, . .. i Lowe, Frank King, John Biggie,
Tor dead mon on his political pay-', .' .. , .' ,,,..,.. T
,, ., , ...I in , i Frank Crowson, Win. Mclutyro, J.
roll. Perhaps this habit has Bumo-l . lt .....
thing to do with his buccosb.
Slxty-ono miles In 100 minutes Ii
crnlnM ttntttit tet n Itnntflf ftflln iMlfflt
ru'"h " , , . a, , , nnd helping thcniBolvos
Ih tho record of tho Shrlnor'B apoclal . ' " , n
., . , . ,. . ... ' , specifications." Tho Oreg
VIlllU KIIIUII .. DHL UIUI1 LUU IIUUJUV
can't travel fast enough,
m
Bourne, as United Stntoa senator,
ncoins to bo making good. Ho may
mnko better, 11KST.
Mnbol Oilman was mnrrlod to tho
inllllonnlro Bteol magnnto at 1:30
thlB morning. Had to got hint whon
lio wns Holier.
A Portland lawyor was nuulo the
victim of two bunco men. Good!
Portland lawyors hnvo been bunco
Ing tho whole Htato for 150 years.
If You Don't
Succocd tho 11 rat tlmo uho Herblno
nnd you will got Instant rollof. Tho
greatest Uvor rogulator. A positive
euro for Constipation, Dyspepsia,
Malaria, Chills and all Uvor com
plaints. Mr. C , of Emory, Toxai,
wrlteB: "My wlfo has boon ubIiii;
Ildrbluo for horsolf nnd children for
llvo years. It Is n Biiro euro for con
stipation and malaria fevor, which Is
Cnvanngh. It scorns that thoro nre
Home pooplo, oven In tho normal
I school towns who do not npprovo of
tho machluo combination getting in
"without
Oregon tnxpay-
orH aro a patient, ronsonablo and fair
mlndod lot of peoplo who want what
Is right, and aro willing to bo tnxed
for tho support of higher education,
But they do m and that thoro bo a
ahow nindo of at loaBt what tho mon
ey Is wanted for.
C. P. Jones, Jr., who la tho live
Kocrotnry of tho Cottago Grove Com
rtiorclal Club, writes that tho annual
mooting of tho WlllnmoUo Valloy
Development League will bo hold at
' that city at boiuo tlmo between Juno
19 and 20.
Fred Lockloy, formorly of Tho
Capital Journal, Is now assistant ed
itor of tho Pacific Monthly, of Port
laud. o
Htato (iniiul Lodge.
Tho state grand lodgo of Odd Fol
Iowb will moot In La Grando, Tues-
i day, Juno 21. Thoro aro 193 Odd
FoIIowb lodgoa In tho atnto of Oro
gon, nnd each lodgo will aeml at least
An Excellent Opportunity Is Offered
Young Men Who Wish to Study
Various Instruments
Music is not merely a suporflotib
accomplishment, it Is a necessity to
nny progressive community. Music
not only gives tho porformor an In
contlvo for higher Ideas and nn un
derstanding of tho beauties of nature
nnd sentiment, but nil thoso who
como In contact with tho higher har
monies must of necessity ho bene
fitted In sympathy nnd knowledge.
Bo Held nt Snlcm During
Week Ending May 25th.
Arrangemonta for the Y. M. C. A.
boys' conference aro progressing
rapidly, and everything points to a
largo number of visitors. While tho
number at tho present tlmo Is not
known definitely, It seems nssured
that thoro will bo fully 100 boys and
their leaders from other places In
Salem on May 25 and 2G to attend
this conference.
The local association Is to provlda
entertainment for thoso delegates and
Is now cnnvasslng Its friends for
this purpose Tho peoplo aro re
sponding generously and many homos
aro being thrown open to tho visi
tors. Entertainment has now boon
assured for about half of tho total
numbor needed, and as tho associa
tion wishes to hnvo tho list comploto
this weok, all thoso who can enter
tain ono or moro boys aro requested
to notify G. A. Forbes, secretary of
tho local association, as soon as po
siblo. Tho progrnm of tho convention
O,,
pale children is magical. UIsfon
It make them plum?; roy; acl. .V
It contains Cod Liver Oil, HyS'l
. jwviuic, iu mane tat mj r "TFWtei
All druggists boo. am ...
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'Met,
Eltfej
L. OYllln ton8)weev;
is DEAD sr 3?s
"c unsanltarr aa
which mo. ?Z
carried n JL ""' "e
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The
One of the Few Remaining Oregon XT'0:"
Pioneer Women Passes to the'
Grcat Beyond
2L"-53
.ir"w"ta,!i
Ufl IV rnrlm l . . . . " '
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imsin
carried.
Tho reaper death has seen fit to pr0DX "
imovn from n.ir mi,tD ..., , "sparing stufffor h... ,.'
wurnuim ... .unarm luvor, w.iu p. (0,OBio; many lodges will send
m.batantlntod by what It has done , Jf (,0Mn Qr mQtQ rorOHontntIv08
for my family." Sold by D. J. Frv. , 200 ,,0l0K,ltM to th0
Transfers of Ileal Kstuto.
Tho following doedH hnvo boon
tiled for record In thu olllco of tho
Marlon county ruoerdur:
J. F. and 10, Short to IC. and G.
Grogui'Hou, 1.15 aoroA In t
rH, r 1 w, w d $3000
Kuuto GrogoiHou, ot iix., to J.
F. Short, IB acroB, t R b, r I
w, w d 1000
Same to Haute, t B h, r 1 w, w
d 15300
Jacob Siuulor, ut ux. to Levi
SaitiUir, BB.ti2B aorua, t 0 ,
r 2 v, ii o il 15
John YorkoH, ot ux to I.ovi
Snudor, unmo iih nhovu, qoil 90
Sophia WuIhh to John WoIhb,
lutH 1, 5, (, 7 nnd S, block
71, GorvalH, i il 1
O. O. Koovoh. ot ux., to V. J.
VanPatton, lotH Uutvorfilty
addition to Salem, w d.... 2300
onenmpmeut and Ilobokn lodges
which nro soiinrnto from tho rogular
Btato grand lodgo. It 1b ronsonably
oxpocted thnt thoro will bo noorly an
many visitors aa thoro nro olllclnl
roproHoutntlvos, Inasmuch as thcro le
a railroad rato of ono fnro for tho
round trip granted, and thoso rntoa
nro ,ln effect from all pnrts of tho
ntato. The expectation la thnt thoro
will bo upwnrdH of 1000 visitors In
La Grando during tho BOHHlon or tho
grand lodgo. Arrangements must be
mado whereby tho visitors nnd at
tendants may be propoiiy cared for
A girl who hits fallen heir to one
of thoso Kooky Mountain Tea com
plexions h to bo envied. Glrla whoso
mothers and grand moth era took Hoi
llator'H Uooky Mountain Ten convoy
ed a bltiHBlng on tholr children. For
ealo nt Dr. Stone's store.
CAN DRAW
CHECKS. . .
Checking accounts ouablo folks
to depoalt their tnonoy and ro
colve a passbook, against thoso
nccouutd they nro permitted to
draw chocks.
Chookd may bo given to parties
for such sums as desired, thus
uvoldlug frequent trips to the
bank.
If Interested call and see us.
Salem State Bank
L. K. PAGE, rrWt.
K. W. KA1ARO, OMkW.
Soro Nipples.
Any mothor who has had oxporl
onco with this distressing ailment
will bo pleased to know that a euro
may bo offocted by applying Cham
borlaln'a Salvo as Boon as tho child
Is dono nursing. Wlpo it off with a
Bolf cloth boforo allowing tho bain
to nurso. Many trained nurses mo
this salvo with best rosults. For
salo by Dr. Stono'rdrug store,
If I 'MXmf!!e&S&5zlm$s- - vaw?SK!l5?Sw'
JiSBSSmBSr , vi i
rMMmSmL
U: c fif
x ytxs
romovo from our midst another of
Oregon s beloved pioneer women.
Mrs. Sarah E. Smith is no more.
Death camo last night at 12 o'ctock
after a lingering Illness of a few
weeks. Somo tlmo ago Mrs. Smith
had an attack of grip, from which
alio novor fully rallied. For tho
past week sho has boon very fcohlo,
but was not thought to bo In a crit
ical condition until yestordny, when
sho was takon with sinking spells
and gradually lost consciousness
and closed her oyes In death, as If
alio was in natural Bleep.
Mrs. Sarah Smith was horn In Vir
ginia in 1829, and crossed tho plain
ns Miss Sarah Craft In 1815. She
Is ono of tho few who romnln who
camo by tho Meoka cut-off. After
enduring mnny hardships tho party
Anally arrived In tho Willamette val
loy, and Miss Craft Bottled with hor
rolatlvcs In East Salem, in what Is
now known na Watt addition. Sho
was married In 18-1 C to Joseph Wnt'.
who for many years conducted n fur
nlturo fnctory in Enst Salem. Tc
tho union was born tho following
surviving children: Jnmcs Watt, of
MarBhflold, Or.; Charlos L. Wntt and
Elizabeth Watt, of this city, and
George Wntt, now of Now York
City.
Her hiiBband, .Tosoph Wntt, died,
and sho married Hon. Fnbrltls Smith
and until his donth In 189S sho re
sided on tho Smith fnrm In South
Salem. Slnco this dato sho hns re
sided in tho "Watt addition noar
Fourteenth and Chomokota streets,
In this city.
Sho has been n dovoted Christian
nil hor life, and nt tho tlmo of hor
death sho was tho oldest living mem
ber of tho First M. E. church of this
city. Sho wns n Bister of Mrs. Goo.
P. Lttchflold, of this city.
for t..7H
nrosorvn f.i.... '"Ml
lcle. (
Tno Tom flj
Cures an kldaej, JyL
rhoumatlo tn,M.. ....
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Three ppoftiB-i, ii
Governor Chamberlth UNt4
Frank C. PohI a meAttJZ
Stato Doard of Pnsw l
fnu ...... .. 7 T
u"'"l u yru Ptfct,
nraos wiiklns, of Eoteu t
or mo second District At
Society, that holdi a filr SwJ
uurg.
Dlotchcs, plmplei, Mi
black heads, are uiljbiijmi
noto Impuro blood.
niuuuiuiu ica win ariTtuaiMi
wan nib I'vuiMocirariauiBii
ot health and happlneji. Id
Tea or Tableti ror!ii
Stono's etorc. i
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Xollro to Ccstnctai i
SENATOR
ASSOCIATE eOUNSEE
J the STATO.
OAWTORXA.
Smi U A U Kind Ym Haw Alwm BMitt
lUauj T2r s
Vs . st-
Marvelous
Results
To thoso who use Porfoctlon
linking Powdor.
Somo using It sny there is no
hotter, whllo others say lt has no
equal, so glvo It n trial. Lay
away your mnny complaints by
using
' J Eppley's Perfection
Baking Powder
It la manufactured on Stato streot
and contains tho purest mater
ials. Sold by all Grocers, nnd put
up In all altos ot glass Jars which
nro forovcr useful.
C. M. EPPLEY
Manufacturer
Salem, Oregon
Somo ono has said that a band of
music is of moro potontlal for good
In u community than a brjgado ot
policemen. Music, by Us refining
inlluonco tends to oncourngo order
nnd refinement, nnd thus promotes
tho dovolopmont of tho higher sent.
moats to tho exclusion of lawless
nous and crime, whllo tho martla.
Idoa moroly prosorves order by fear.
Among tho highest typos of music
aro tho harmonies ot the bund and
orchestra.
Salem has ono ot tho host bnnds
In tho stato, of which tho communi
ty Is justly proud, and tho manage
ment of tho band has now proposed
to onlnrgo tho organization to 30 or
35 niombors, If tho propor matorlal
can bo obtained. To accomplish this
and creato au intorost among the
young men of tho city, who nro mu-
will bo of especial Interest nnd tho
mootlngs will bo open to visitors.
During Snturday, tho morning ses
sion will bo takon up with discus
sion of boys' clubs and their work.
In tho afternoon an excursion to
Chemawa Is planned, returning from
which tho "High School Club" and
"Summor Camps"wlll bo tho subjects
of discussion. In tho ovoning Rov.
H. A. Foulkes, of tho First Presby
terian church In Portland will deliv
er an address on "Tho Future Clti
zon." On Sunday a short session of the
conference will bo hold at 9 n. m
At 3 o'clock tho delegates will meet
In tho woods near tho city for a Blblo.
conforoncfj and in tho evening a
public meeting will bo held In ono ot
tho churchos.
Tho boys attending this conference
slcally inclined, sovoral of tho beat- as delogatos will bo picked boys from
musicians ot Salem have offered to
!i
tonch, without charge, thoso who aro
qualified to become niombors of tho
band on tho various Instruments
needed. Tho band at present Is com
posed of young men who aro anions
Salem's best citizens, socially and
progressively, and tho two first qual
ifications for a momber to tho organ
ization is soberness and a good moral
charactor. Each must provide him
self with a good instrument, and
agree to attend tho regular rehear
sals of the band.. Young tnea who
are perfomers on other Instruments
aro desired,, et thoso who show
tho dlfforent Sunday schools, Y. M
C. A.'8 and boys' clubs, and thoso en
tertaining thom may bo suro that
thoy will bo entertaining young gon
tlomi in tho best sonso of that
word. Delegates from the north will
arrive Friday night and thoae from
tho south on Saturday morning.
For stomach troubles, biliousness
and constipation try Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. Maay
remarkable cures have been effected
by them. Price 2 5. cents. Samples
tree. For sale by- Dr. Stoae's drug
ktter, Jt,
Hani Labor Conditions In Hadcn.
Tho fnctory Inspectors of tho
Grnnd Duchy of Dadon hnvo publish
ed n comprehensive roport on the
homo industries of their country
which has attracted much attontlon
becnuao of tho plcturo It paints nt
the .misery nnd destitution In which
a largo portion of tho population
lives. It Is recognized besides that
tho plcturo is only that which might
bo drawn in any other Gorman state.
In these homo industries in Baden
thoro aro over 20,0'00 persons em
ployed, of whom 64 per cont nro fe
males. Among tho thousands of
children employed many aro under
6 years old. Tho report says they
look pale, emaciated and serious
They aro described also as timid
nnd as generally complaining of
their school work. Among numer
ous examples of precocity among
theso children it is related how boys
of 14 direct tho work of their young
er brothers and slaters.
With regard to tho number of
hours worked by theso people, the
roport says that days of thirteen and
fourteen hours aro by no means
rare, and it not infrequently hap
pens that sixteen and seventeen
hours nro worked. There Is no reg
ular tlmo for meals. Theso are
eaten anyhow, In odl intervals.
In tho brush and china Industries
women work usually until 11 o'clock
nt night. Cases aro recorded where
work begins at 3 or 4 o'clock in tho
morning in summer and 5 in winter
and lnsts until 9 or 10 at night
sometimes till after midnight. Wom
en havo como to tho factory Inspec
tors weeping to complain of their in
sufficient earnings. Even men in the
watch industry of the Black Forest
work for 14 pfennig (a fraction
over ld) an hour working 15
hours a day. This makes a daily
wage of something over two marks
(2s.)
In several other industries wages
run from 3 pfenalge (one-third of a
penny) to 20 pfennlgo (2d) an
hour, and la the coacertlna, orcbei-
Scaled bids will be receipt
Iloard of Capital Bs!ldli I
bIoiici's, State of Orefoe, tttWl
ccutlvo Ofllcc, Salem, OrtfM, i
1:30 p. m., Tuesday, luj 11, 1
for furnishing all Ubor ui i
nls required Id itaoltbt
changing tho old llbrtrrwM
Capitol Building, lito rooa! i
cordanco with plana ill
tions, which canbeiait
Executive Offlcc, Salcn.0r.
at tho offlcoof DloiD.Sf.i
tect. 133 M FlMt iut.
Orogon. Alio blank lowr I
Ing proposals can l Ud it i
ofllco.
A certified check la &
ten (10 per cent) pfw"
drawn to tho order olF.w.i
secretary of state, bur M i
with pitch bid: tteMWfc'
felted to tho State of OfP
thn tnwpit or accepted K'
qualify with acceptable foe"
..n cum of tha contract P-
ten days (10) after W "'
awarded. J
No bid will be reteml
specified time, m bo
considered unleiw"
certified check.
Attention Is eipM
n....,i nmirks" la IP
nv order of thBoarfJ
Building ComaU!
Ck'
Oregon.
May 4-7-U-1M'-
SOMETHING
In Bifocal U
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Ionsr0r LtkeW1
AMflllrasgooiMtw' ,
and half ttt
Doa'fthroira'tf
,... Bring tMT.
duplicate any P
pense.
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