DAILT CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALKM, ORBGON THURSDAY, JUNK 6, 1007.
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L STOCKTON
THE OLD WHITE CORNER
GREAT
CLEARANCE
SALE
AND
JUNE
WHITE
DAYS
IBERAL REDUCTION ALL THROUGH
THE BIG STORE
BUSINESS
FOR THE
PUBLISHERS
RESULTS Of TEXT BOOK ADOPTION
Nearly an Entire New Set of Public
School Texfs ImDosed on Oregon
iRRIED
FIFTY
YEARS
HIGH 1'HICKD LANDS.
tockholm, Swcdon, Juno 6. Tho
and quoon celebrated their flf
annlveranry of their wedding
illndolphln, Juno C. As n mark
espect to tho sovorelgn of their
re land, Swedish pooplo nil over
erica liavo prepared addresses of
ratutntlon to bo presented to
ting nnd Queen of Sweden to-
when thoy colobrnto tho flftecn
iunlvoranry of their mnrrlngo.
it preparations wcro mndo to
brato tho gracious ovont In an
ku:Iastlc nnd gladsomo mnnnor.
addresses sont from this city
engraved upen beautifully II-
inted shcots, nnd have tho slg-
res of innny prominent Swedish
means nttnehed. All tho Swed-
residents In this city hnvo manl-
great interest in tho addross-
id hundreds of others hnvo fol-
from all tho cities in tho Unit-
'tatca, tho slgnaturoa bolng most
erous In tho West, whero tho
llsh element Is strongest and
vigorous.
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' Candidacy Strongly Prvusod.
Klsburg, Pn Juno C. Tho can-
cy of Senator Knox Is being
Igly pressed by Col. Oliver and
aper. and thero can bo no doubt
the Republican Stato Convontlon
Is called for today, will strong-
Edorao htm. It Is claimed for
Cnox that ho can claim what no
candidate can do. and that Is,
fthero is no opposition to him by
body in his own state. This
is put very strongly, and Taft
beclally assailed. It is also
M4 that noitho.' tho Prosldent
plyou, nor any other prominent
bJIcan will experience any cor-
fover tho decadence of Taft'a
Pennsylvania will aslo claim
as tho is tho banner state, al-
rwlling up a tremendous Ro
an majority she is entitled to
IJ ntlal candidate, especially
I has but a slim lot of appoln-
fr n tho general government.
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MImjIob Destroyed.
aoghal, China, Juno 6. The mis
Kalhseln, In tho province of
!uan, almost on the border of
M 1 as been destroyed by a
Colic asd Diarrhee.
(as in tho stomach, colic and
froea, are aulcklr relieved br the
H Chamberlain' Colic, Cholera
iiUrrhoe Remedy. For sale b7
jne'a drug store.
ASTORIA
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Southern Oregon OrclinrdN Bring
Hood River Prices.
Tho record salo for Roguo River
Vnlloy orchard property was mndo
last week when tho beautiful J. E.
Do Hart orchnrd near Medfo-d was
purchased by C. E. Marshall of Ron
nsallor, Ind., for $33,000.
Tho salo demonstrated that tho
valuo of orchnrd properties In tho
Roguo River Vnlloy Is rapidly In
creasing, and It is a foregono con
clusion Unit Southern Oregon lands
will, In tho near futuro, bring tho
sairtb prices thnt prevail In tho Hood
River Valley and Yakima country.
Considering J ho fact thnt this sen
son's fruit waB withhold by Dr. Do
Hart, and thnt Its estimated valuo Is
$10,000, tho salo of tho orchnrd wns
in reality on n $43,000 baslo, and ns
tho ncrengo totnls but 7G 1-3 ncros,
tho prlco niny bo ostlmntcd nt $5C3.
50 por ncro, which Is tho highest
price por ncro ns well ns tho Inrgost
8iilo for an orchard ever mado In
Southern Oregon.
Among thoso who arc thoroughly
familiar with conditions In tho Roguo
Rlvor Vnlloy It Is conceded that Mr.
Marshall has made a splendid pur
chase, for not only has ho obtained
ono of tho most beautiful homos In
this dollghtrul vnlloy, but ho has
also'bocomo possessor of a 30 per
cent dlvldond-pnylng proposition,
which should lucronso to -10 per cent
on tho original Investment when tho
ontlro orchard comes Into bonrlng.
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Circuit Court Convene.
Judgo Galloway this afternoon con
vened the Juuo term of circuit court,
and transacted the following busi
ness: The divorce suit of Conrad Long
vs. Olona Long was dismissed with
out projudlco, on motion of the coun
sel for the plaintiff.
Tho dlvorco suit of Maud E. Keal
vs. E. M. Neal, as to alimony, pend
ing suit, will bo heard June 10th, at
1 p. m.
The equity suit between P. J. Eld
rldge and John F. Hoofer, et al., Is
being beard this afternoon.
Tho Toad in Lump of Coal.
John Savage pf Duok Hill, Md., a
miner In the Enterprise mine, was
greatly astonished whoa Ib broaking
a solid lump of ooal he saw a live
toad Jump out and hop around his
fort. The; bole in which the toad
was confined was not largo enough to
permit any exercise on his part. It
is supposed the batraohian centuries
ago dug a hole in tho grouad for
himself and went to sleop.
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Hon- Odd.
Galley I tell you, we had a bet
old time last night.
Ascum Really? What was the
causo of It?
Galley Cold bottle's.
Norwich Uaioa Fke
injeraoce society
Frank Herewith, Reelieat Agist.
0ee with Wsa. Browa & Co., No.
13 Commercial etreet. ,
LM0NEY TO LOAN..
Orer La44 ' Or
After all tho talk at tho begin
ning tho Stato Toxtbook Commission
has abandoned its program ot mak
ing n few changes only, and seems to
bo mnking a complete change In text:
books, with few exceptions. Now
texts for grammars, arithmetics nnd
history nnd civil government, nnd
moat of the readers hnvo boon chos
en. If whnt tho Grnngo Bald in a
rosolutlon Is true, thnt each chnngo
mado In a alnglo textbook means an
expenso of ?2G,000, tho people will
havo aovernl hundred tltousnnd dol
lnrs of bills to pay In tho now ndop
tion for tho next six yenrs. In a
Btntemont given out by tho commis
sion It Is sntd tho commission "re
membered tho lnrgo and amnll pub
lishing houses," nnd It seems to hnvo
been a hnrvost for tho book ngents
nil around.
It should bo understood thnt wher
ever tho word "oxchnngo prlco" Is
UBCd, there hns been a new book
ndoptcd.
Hero follows tho list or tho books
thnt will bo used In tho grnmmnr
school grades for tho noxt six years.
Tho nnmo of tho publishing Iioubo,
tho tltlo of tho textbook, Its oxchnngo
nnd retnll prlco nro nlso given:
Rerfdlng W. H. "Whcolor & Co.,
of Chicago, Wheoler'a Graded Prim
er, exchango price, 10c; retnll prlco,
25c; First Render, exchango prlco,
10c; retail prlco, 25c; Second Rend
er, oxchnngo prlco, lGc; retnll prlco,
3Gc; Third Reader, exchango prlco,
20c; retnll price, -Hie; Glnn & Co.,
noston Cyr's Fourth Header, tix
chnngo price, 30c; retnll prlco, 50c;
Fifth Rcndor, oxchnngo prlco, 30c;
retnll prlco, GOc.
Geography American Hook Co.,
Nnturnl Introductory Goorgrnphy,
oxchnngo price, 27c; rotnll prlco,
(i-tc; Nnturnl School Goorgrnphy, ox
chnngo price, 57c; retail prlco, $1.13
Arithmetic Glnn & Co. of Bos
ton, Smith's Prlmnry Arithmetic,
oxchnngo price, iSc; retnll price,
3fic; Smith's Prnctlcnl Arithmetic,
oxchnngo prlco, 33o; rotnll prlco, 05c
Montnl Arithmetic Glnn & Co.,
of noston, Toxt to bo used snmo ns
for written Arithmetic.
History D. C. Honth & Co. of
Iloston, Thomas' lilomontnry His
tory, oxohango prion (In una);- re
tnll prlco, GOo; Doub & Co. of Snn
Francisco, A History of tho United
Htntos, oxchnngo prlco, 70c; retnll
price, $1.
Grammar Heath & Co. of Ilos
ton, nuohler & Hotchklss' Modorn
English Lossons, exchango prlco,
20c; retail prlco, 40c; Iluohlor't
Modern English Grammar, exchango
prlco, 30c; rotall price, 55c
Civil Govornmont Doub & Co. of
Son Frnnolsco, Doub's Hlatory adopt
cd as toxt.
Physiology D. Appleton & Co. of
Now York, First Book in Hyglono,
(Krohn), exchango prlco, 18c: retail
prlco, 35c; Ornded Lessons in Physi
ology and Hygelno (Krohn), ox
ohango price. 30c; retail prlco GOc.
Writing O. P. names of Chicago
Tho Outlook Writing nooks, sorles
from No. 1 to 7, retail price, fie;
The Outlook Copy Slips from No. 1
to 6, retail prlco Co; Outlook Prac
tice nooks. A, I), C, D, retail price,
Cc; Empire Writing Spoiler, retail
price. c.
Speller Maynard Merrill Co. of
Now York, Reed's Word Lessons, ex
change price, 12c; rotall price, 22c.
Mutle Glnn & Co. of Boston,
First Music Reador (New Education
al Course), oxohango prloe, 16c; re-
'tallprloo. 30c; Second Music Header,
exchange price, lee; retail price,
39c; Third Music Reader, exchange
prlee. 18c; retail price, 36c; Fourth
Muilo Reader, exobange prloe, 20c;
retail price, 40c; Fifth Music Head
er, exohange prloo, 2e; retail price,
SOe.
Nature 8tudy and Bolenoe Work
Glnn tt Co., of Dosion, Agriculture
for Beginners (Burkett, Stevens L
Hill), exchange price, 38c; retail
price, 75c.
Drawing Prang Edueatlon Co., of
San Francisco, Art Education Draw
ing Book Course, series from No. 1
to No. 3, retail price, 15c; No. 4 to
No. 8, retail price, 20c
Changes are as follew:
Reading Vint, second and third
reader cbaaged from Cyr'a to
Wheeler's.
Ceorgrapay - Jatro4netory aai
school texts'from Fryo's to American
Book Company's toxt.
Arithmetic Primary nnd prnctlc
nl front Wentworth'e to Smith'.
Mentnl arithmetic Toxt ot wrlt
tn arithmetic substituted. ,
History Thomas' History of
United States to "A History ot tho
United States," by Doub & Co.
Grammar nnd langungo all
changed.
Civil government Doub's History
substituted for prcsont toxt.
Physiology Two new texts.
Writing Now toxts.
Music Now toxts.
Nnturo Study nnd Sclonco Work
Now, ono text Instead of two.
Drawing Now texts.
WARM
GAME
FRIDAY
We Were Surprised to Recelre By Express
Anotlie Shipment
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-of-
Thero is going'" to bo another'
chnnco to boo a hoLtmsobnll gnmo
hero tomorrow nftornoon, when tho
University of Oregon team goes up
ngnlnst tho Snlom high school.
Tho U. of O. team will piny at Cho
mnwn Friday morning, but will bring
enough men bo thnt thero will bo no
chnnco of bolng wenkoned for tho
gnmu with S. H, S. In tho nftornoon.
Tho gnmo wilt bo played on Willnm
btto Hold, nnd will probnbly draw
the lnrgest crowd of tho Boason, na
tho high Bchool Is getting a reputa
tion among tho local fnus, who ex
pect to turn out In n body nnd rout
thomsolves honrno.
Tho tonm turned out this yonr, un
der Captain Pnlno, Is considered tho
Htrongcst In tho stnto, nnd hns not
yet been bonton by nny Oregon team.
Thoy lost a couplo ot gnmos on their
Wnshlngton trip, but bent tho Co
lumbia Athletic Club nt Tho Dntles
7 to 1. Thoy hnvo nlso won two
gnmes from tho Multnomah club,
A bit ot bnsoball skill will un
doubtedly bo put In tho tomorrow
morning's gnmo, ns tho Indians thorn
Helves lmyo been going Into It In n
scalping way. Dosldes bcntlng nov
oral tlmeii nround hero, thoy won
fiom tho Columbia A. C. 4 to 0,
nnd would lllto to dnnglo a victory
from U. of O., but tho University
mon probnbly look nt It In n dlfforont
way, nnd Intoud to make good
ngulnst tho Chomuwas.
Tho gnmo with tho high school In
tho nftornoon will ba no wnlk-ovor,
and tho university men nro not ex
pecting one. Tho fact thnt thoy gnvo
tho high school n gnmo is consider
able rccommondntlou for tho local
tonm, ns It Is going out of tho uni
versity cIbb. U. of O. probnbly ox
poets to win, but if tho H. H. 8. rec
ord will bo lonkod into n llttlo, It
will be seen that thuy will havo to
bo right on tholr feet If they expect
to oomo out on top.
Tho Orogon tonm play's at Corval
lis Saturday nftornoon.
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.Sunday Hclnxil Parado in Brooklyn,
Brooklyn, N. Y., Juno 0. This hi
tho grontest of days with tho Brook
lyn. Sunday School children. Thny
turnod out today on tho annual anni
versary parado 126,000 strong, chil
dren and teachers. This is tho larg
est numbor over shown In parado In
this city whero tho parado Is tho
groat ovont of tho ycor. Oovornor
Hughes rovlewed tho procession In
Prospect Park. For tho first tlmo
tho schools of Williamsburg and
Green Point Joined in tho pnrad;.
Tho parado consists really of twenty-
four distinct parados. After review
ing tho principal action of tho parade
In Prospect Park. Oovornor Hughes
will bo carried around in an auto
mobile to sea tho other sections of
tho marchers. The city is literally
full of children. Many visitors havo
porno to tho Borough to witness tho
parade, which draws spectators from
far distant oltles. It being tho most
famous Sunday school parade In tho
world.
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Century Old HJniw Hold a Reunion.
Philadelphia, Jhh 6. Twenty-
four venerable buslw firms belong
Ing to the Auoolatlon of Centenary
Firms and Corporations of the Unit-
od States will hold a reunion dinner
ut the Bellevuo-Htratford tonight.
The first dinner wes held in tho old
Bellerue May i, 1893, at which time
twenty-five firms which had been in
business ono hundred years or more
were enrolled as members. There
are no annual duo and the reunions
are held only at raro intervals. Of
the present member twenty-one are
Pennsylvania Arms, and the majority
of these are la Philadelphia.
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Ladies9 Long Silk Gloves
Wo haven't been nbto to supply ono-hnlt ot tho domand this
sonson for Indies long glovos, and, although this Is a rathor largo
lot, wo expect that thoy will all bo sold In a fow days; '
Ladies
Stimme Patasols
Our delayed shipment has arrived nt Inst, and wo havo an al
sortmout ot tho choice novcUlod that will Intorost you,
OUR PRICES ARE FIGURED ON
THE SPOT CASH BASIS
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Ladies'
Sombeo Hats
In Semi-stiff and Stiff Unbreakable Brimi
$J.95 and $2.45
Thoso nro vory high grndo fur lints thnt will hold tholr ahapo A
woll ns nny hat on tho market.
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lUlltor'M Wife Oct .MlstHiico.
Editor Whlsnnnt of tho Coos nay
Harbor doe not mnko as much of n
(display over It as did tho young
iKIng of Hpnlli under similar circum
stances, still ho doos pretty woll,
i though It Ib evidently his first at
tempt In thnt lino. In tho Inst num
ber of tho Harbor ho says;
In our bachelor days wo wcro tin
regenerate. Shlnglo nails woro han
dler than buttons, and a puff tin eas
ier to hamllo than clean laundry.
Wo caved tailor bills by not brushing
our clothes, wo buinmod around all
night, and slept all day. We thought
tho man who could wear n clean
collar all day and not gut It dirty
was not fit for anything qm. Wo
entertained a fine contempt for tho
conventions of life, Its llttlo nicotic,
Its finer frills, until wo nWt Her,
tthon wo got busy bolng rospuctnbht.
I First thing wo did wo cataloguod
lovory fault and shortcoming clearly
'on several shoots ot legal cap.papor,
jhud it attested by n notary and gave
It to Her. This was a good stnrt, for
In two years wo hod Her convinced
I that It was Her mission in Ufa to
roform us. In order to accomplish
this task more quickly she agreed to
come and llvo with us. Securing lo
gut permission and ministerial con
sent shu took up her new duties
with a vim.
Hitherto' wo had hung our brooch
03 where we pleased, but we soon
learned a proper peg In the proper,
corner of the wardrobo and tho prop
er way to hang our trousers. Our
gun, fishing rod nnd bird dog woro
banished to the office, hunting Jack
et and shell vest were thrown out in
the woodshed, nnd the nalU thoy on
oumben woro adorned with gar
ments of straugo dolgn and un
known name.
Much to tho surprise of our
friends, wo began to assurno appear
niiQO of respectability In person and
dross. Tho raior found our face
every other day. we found tho bath
tub at stated intervals deadlines
became a habit rather than an acci
dent and wo wero surprised at lt
efficiency, but combatted Its right to
Interfere with roan's prerogative, i.
., to clean up and bo decent when
he felt like it, instead of being per
petually that way.
Time paued and wo began in tee
as though we needed help In this un
equal contest, for no ono man can
successfully contend with any one
woman.
We thought If we ad a little as
sistance In the matter, a litti fal
low to get ao blwMlft' lrty kU
mothor would not know It waa her
child or not until she scraped him
with a hoe, a llttlo follow who would
yoll Ilko thunder when he waa get
ting his oars and nock scrubbed af
ter bolng In "wlmmln' t'reo times
tldny." A llttlo fellow that could
go out looking llko nn angel In white
nnd come back looking llko tho dovl
In blnrk, In nn hour's tlmo; a Ditto
follow who would dig nnglo worms
by tho hour for dad nnd him to go
fishln' with, a llttlo fellow who Mb
bored water, for cleanlni: purpose,
wo thought if wo lind thnt kind of a
fellow to assist us wo would run
so mo ohnnro to rotalu our Identity
and personality.
So wo Insurted nu nd In tin) Want
columns of tho papers of tho Great
Unknown for a boy to holp us win
out.
But tho typo must havo got our
copy mixed for tho package arrived
Memorial Day morning nt tho Morcy
Hospital and Dr. Onto said, "U'a a
Klrl."
Did not consider our footing a mo
ment about tho matter and thoy tell
lu wo can't return tho goods and get
them exohangod. After slxlng up-mo'therVllltleholK-lu-fathor'S'rafor
atlon wo decided wo wouldn't ex
change for two boys nnd so wo are
making tho best of the bargain and
keeping busy bolng respectable.
Bister Mary Lawrence, who plays
vtlth tho baby all day, says she is the
finest ton-pound bunch of a little
lady she ever Haw, and Dr. Gale nay
excepting ono ho knows, oho Is. Dad
says nothing only shaves every day
and hopes hor kinks and wrinkle
will straighten without serious In
jury. Come In, boys, Us on tho Kdl-
tor.
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The Apt Pupil.
Tho phllantrophlcnl Fltth-nvenuo
lady was visiting a lower Kast Side
Sunday school. To test tho aptnts
of a particularly Indlgeut .cluster ot
pupils, she took tho class la hand to
question them.
"Children, which Is the greatest ot
all virtues?"
Not ono answered.
"Think a little. What Is It I am
doing when I glvo up tlmo and pleas
ure to come down among you for'
your moral good?"
A grimy fist weut up,
"Well, what am I doing, llttlef
boy!"
"Buttln' Inl" Life.
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