Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, June 08, 1907, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text?3grrms i jjf "w irwe: , DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALKM, ORBQOX, SATURDAY, JUNK 8, 1007. EVERY MINUTE 5N AT SALEM xlebrate with us idertaking and Embalming REST SERVICE COMPLETE OUTFIT Wblto Hearso nnd Whlto 08 In Marion and adjoin countlcB. V. T. RIGDON E. O. F.HldR. 45G Court St OOP ran DVICE L LAWRENCE crly Raker, Lawrence & Baker. ifclc Grocer, At the Old StxncT .-.t nriu)ixa a house ie ran supply you with the lura- y 4 need a( the price that will ir ally economize in tbo cost mo and Bee us and look ovr jerds. GOOD ALE LU.MRER CO., Yards Near De(ot. R SALE! e are now In a m on vacant lots, also houses -ts in Highland addition, along 8a em-Portland new electric line i property has not been offered sale before since the completloa ie road, and wo have some ex tonally good buys. Derby & Willson j liiininmmmMX MEALS 15c AT T8K Satem; Restaurant S3 count ammv Call aai trr tJeei. Mk Se. Boar w week .H, frrafaifcufl I J OMFJHING DOING SEE ANNOUNCEMENTS LATER " J ' I' iffflMlii It m . SEEDS FEEDS POULTRY SUPPLIES LAND PLASTER HAY AND MILL FEEDS GARDEN SEEDS FIELD SEED. And everything kept at a first-class seed and feed con cern. TILLSON & CO. 151 HiKh St 7: ' mm -2tr LITTLE HO-PKKP IX)ST HER SHEEP But no one need worry about mutton this time of tb year, if they can get 2 dainty and dellolous Spring lamb on -i an appetizing and nourishing Bum position to make mer meal. We have eteryehlng In cnoico mean, anu oh " . of the season in both fresh and smoked meats that will please the most critical epicure. E. O. CROSS, States Street Market Phono 201 Ml sjsjassjaj J. W. BOLLEN Manager Salem Undertaking Co. Funeral Direct ul Embalmcr. CaN answer td day or f Pica 70. SIS Cowt ., SJsa IIIIIMIIIIlWi lllillillllllllllliilllilf f ii THE CHURGHES ii iiiiniiii hum First Presbyterian. Church street near Chemokotn street, Rev Henry T llabcock, pas tor. Morning service 10:30 n. nn Proachlng by the pastor. Bnccalaur nto sermon to the graduating class of the Snlem high school. Subject, "God's1 Approved Workman." Sun day school at 12 m. Christian En deavor at 7 p. m. Evontng sorvico nt 8 p. in., proachlng by tho pastor, subject, "The Constraining Power of Christ's Love." Mld-wook prayer meeting Thursday night nt S p. m., (subject. "Making Morcbntullso of Re ligion." Public cordially invited to these services. Flr UnptNt. Preaching nt 10:30 a. m. Sunday school at 12 in. Young People's meeting at ? p. in., and proachlng nt S p. in. Thomo for the morning. "The Relation Rotwoon tho Preacher nnd tho Church." Thome for tho evening, "The Divine Cnll for Un man Services in Salem.". Tho choir will r'endor special anthems at each service, a trio and solo nra also promised. Dr. J. R. Conner, tho new pnstor, desire to meet tho mom herd nnd friends of tho church. ClirKtinn Science. First Church of Christ, Scientist, 440 ChQjnckota street. Services Sunday at 10:30 u. m. and S p. in. Subject of lesson sermon, "God tho .Presorvor of Man." Sunday school at 11:45 a. m. Tho Wednesday evening meeting Is held nt 8 p. in. Rending room In tho church open each nftornoon oxcopt Sundny, All are cordially Invited to nttond tbo sorviees ana mo reading room. Cornor of High nnd Center streets. Proachlng by the pastor nt 10:30 n. in Morning thome: "An Old Prob lem " nihtc school nt 12 in. Chris tian Kndonvor, 7 p. m. Evonlng thome: "Tho Early Church and its Means of Growth." Tho ordlnnnco of Christian bnptlsm will bo admin istered nt tho closo of tho evonlng service. Tho public Is cordlnlly In vited to nil theso sorviees. Ht. PhiiPh. Chomckota nud Church streets, Rov. Dorr G. Lee, rector. Usual ser vice! at 7:30 a. m., 11 n. in. nnd 8 p. m, Sundny school nt 10 a. m. Morning subject, "Tho Church and Popular Amuiiomonts." Evening, "Tho Great Supper Christian Ex cuses." All welcome. First CoiiRrvfratlonal. Thero will bo no prenchlng sorvleo at tho First Congregational church tomorrow morning, owing to tho bnc calaureato eervlco held nt tho First i Methodist church. All other ser vices will bo as usual, Including Sun day school. Unite Kvmigcllral. Quarterly conforonco thin Satur 'dny ovenlng nt 8 o'olock. Service Sunday nt 11a. in. nnd 8 p. in. Rev. jl) M. Monger, professor in Dallas jCollogo, will oooupy tho pulpit. , Communion sorvicp In conneotlon , with the morning sorvico. II. A. Deck, pastor. W. C. T. If. Mr. George II. Dliulck will ad dross tho Gospel Tompornnoe meet ing at 4 i. in. Sunday. June 9. A cordial Invitation to nil Interested In the tompornnoe ouusu. First Unitarian. Cornor of Cottage and Commercial streets. BervJcoa at 11 a. in. by Rev. Paul B. Dandy. AH are Invited, especially those without other church affllllatfon. No ovenlng sorvico. Lulhirun Ht. John's. Regular Sunday service at 10 a. in in the German Lutheran St. John's oh n roh corner Center and Fourteenth streets. Geo. JSngel, pastor. Central Congregntlmml. Pastor's day at Wlllanl. Sunday school at 10 a. in. Kndenvor meet lag at 7 p. m. Children's day exor cise In the ovenlng at 8 o'clock AN HDPOATIONAL VAI.l'lt IN DOLLARS AND CENTS The average educated man gels one thousands dollars a. year He works forty years, making a total of forty titeusand dollars la a lifetime. The average day laborer gels one dol lar aad a half per day. thre hundred days ef the year, er fear hundred and fifty dollars. In, bis lifetime he nr eighteen ibessaad dollars T& value ef an education In dol lars la the difference between tbwe two turns, or twenty-two thousand dettart. To acquire this earning eepaelty require twelve years of heal af sb hundred and eixbty jdays each, or a total of two thousand ene hundred and sixty days. Divided tweaty-two thou lands dol- HAtHA. . mm ..Iu..llrtn1 t.w IS number of days required In getting It, and wo find that each day at school Is worth a little more than tea dollars to a iapJL TIGKLE VERSUS TICKLE Statement of the Case. As the Horse Editor Understands It The question "What's In a nnmo," Is trite, but pertlnont to thlsdlsortn tlon. The horse editor, In his vari ous researches nftor mental pabu lum for Journal readers, found a dis patch from Fresno. California, to tho San Francisco Chronlolo, telling briefly tho marital woos of a family In the city of rnlslns, the prlnolpal woe being tho fact that thoy aro fast ened togother by tho bonds of Hy men and tho Whlto innn's law. Thero was a furthor tlo. furnished by Cupid, but as It was made of roses, sweet pens and spooning tlmo prom ises, It soon pnrtcd. The nnmo of this unhnppy, and ev idently mlsmnted couple, Is surely not fitted to them, nt least not to both of them nt tho ennio tlmo. Ills nnuie Is Alexander Tickle, nnd ho wns born "Tickled, Her nnmo is Julia "Tickle," and Bho was only "Tickled" by marriage. It Is nn odd nnnie, and whllo Julia was probably very much tickled to tako tho name, Bho hns slnco discovered It Is no laughing mnttor. Atcxandor tiles tho suit, nnd In his complaint sets forth, nn ono of ninny reasons vihy ho de sires to be rid of tho ticklish Ju lia, thnt sho tried to poison him. Now hnd sho beon artistic and under taken his promnturo taking off by ndmlnlstorlng laughing gns, or some thing appropriate to hor tlokllsh sub Jcot, sho might have boon pardoned, but just cold poison, nny old kind, got onto Alexander's nervos. Alox nmler sots up ns nnothor Induce ment for him to sovor tho galling nuptial fastonlngs, that Julln tried lb chop his head oft with a Filipino sword, that, presumably, hud never made acquaintance with a grind stone. This not proving n success, Aloxnnder nssorts that Julia tackled him with a hatchet. Hho did other things to him, that mndo longer liv ing In Julia's neighborhood not only uncomfortable, but, as ho alleges, ex tremely hazardous. On tho other hand Julln tnnkos soma countor chnrgim. Sho sayti ono of Tickle's daughters was burned to denth under suspicious circumstan ces, and that, In fact. Tickle held the girl In her bed, which was on fire, until sho burned to death, and that ho threatened to treat hor, Julln Tlcklo, In tho saino ticklish inannor. On nnothor occasion Tlcklo plended with her with such religious fervor that v knocked out' n front' tooth with their only family Hilda, bruised her face, nnd cut her Up, without convincing hor of tho correctness or his ideas, or Increasing hor respect for tho sacred volutin). Julia furthor sots up In her cross bill thut Tlcklo deserted her nnd ro movod hlmtolt from her vicinity 20 times In 06 wooks. making his deser tions nveragu ono ovary savontoen ml a half days On another occa sion, sho nlleg-u. he tried to throw her Into a large rate. Presumably this was during the car shortage, when fuel was high, but the com plaint does not so state. Tho Tloklo family did divers and sundry other annoying things lo tyioh other, and each praerfuli, tearfully and ear nestly asks th Fresno superior judge to grant each ef them a di vorce, and to took It while they wait The First Sight of the Coldcn Gate is never forgotten The First Taste of Folffr' Goldem Gate Coff Lingers Loaz in trw Meory Mrlt fijattt jPvsAsBBBBBasssft M& Seldom Wear Out Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain u?ills reliovo pain--iiot only once, "but as many; tunes as it is necessary to tako ilioin. Many porsous who suffor from chronic ailments find in them a sonrco of great relict! from tho suffering which thoy would othorwiso bo com pelled to endure. Their soothing intlueneo unon tho nerves strengthen rather than weaken thorn. For this roason they sel Hom loso their effective ness. "I am M yearn old and Imvo minrd for 4S yoars from nervous trouble, rlteumntUm nnd iieumUlu. twxlrtltaUcm of Hie heart, shortness or breath, nlfcplcwneM. ami inln nroumt tmi heart. Tho Dr Mlten Antl-Paln Pills Iiave been a ble.ina: to me. 1 don't mow hat t thould do without thttn, nml they nre tho only remoOy t havo ever inl ihnt either did lot wear out In lex tlniA than I luvvo been i Imc them, or el the Injurtuim renulu were uch that t woutd bo obtlsod to ceoie their use." . , MltH, B. C. IIOIUMBON. 87 Carter Bt llmUniioofin, Tenn. Or, Mllef Antl-Paln Pill arc told by reur UruQalkt. who will guaranty that h nrtt pcInh will bnnt. If II falli, hs villi nturn your rnonay. ?3 lotti, CS cent. Nvr no Id In bulk. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind Putting In Modern Plumbing In now housos nnd buildings, as well us refitting old housos, keeps us pretty busy In tho spring, when building is at flood tldo. Our facili ties nro always equal to the occa sion, and we would Invite builders and contractors to got estimates from us on plumbing, gas fitting, sterna fitting and roofing boforo going else where, as wo do export work at rea sonable prices. A. L. FRASER SAN State Street. Phono 18. O C. T. Co. -STEAMERS POMONA AND OltlCOONA LKAV ixm poitTiaxn daifA', uxoimt HtrNDAY AMI WKII.VICHDAY, AT A. f. VOll COllVAYiLIH TUIM. IUV AM) HATl'HHAY AllOUT P. M. P. M. BALDWIN, Agt. Safem Fence Wire UradquarUr or Wovch Wire FcHciaj;, Nettlnif, Pickets, Ostos, Bhlnglos, P ft II. Heady Hoofing, Screen Doors dml Adjustlblo Window Screens All at lowest prices. Walter Moriey 250 Court St Salem, Ore SALEM WATER COMPAQ orrxou oity haij Per wstsr srvl (-ppiy si oM4 Hills psysbls montkly la Mrsiuw , HalPs Petty la now open and ready for busi ness. ItOAd excellent qn both sides of river. A. D. PETTYJOHN, 6-10-Im-d Proprietor WILiaMKTIK l'KUIT AM) J'ltODUCK CO. Wholesale dealers and commission merchants. Cash paid for Dutter. Kkk, Poultry, ebs. W. K. CuumlnKs audi O. A- Wltcratt, Cottle block, g. leu, Or.; J. C. Btapletoa, 80 Union Avenue, Portland mmmmmmmmmamaeammimmsammmmmmnmmmtmmmui ""oi:iiTlrn'r Itaty Wufllain Tta Nuttt A Bur UiAm kr tuj Tmil. SAtp 04ls Kftha i )U4fi V'r. X bu 1 tur I'vvttMiMt. Iu.lUr,U. UM .! K . i Tr - .t.1, J-Ut.tuM VtiMHi, Impvi tHkAU Hi,))(MkHiitMlaut M trm fU U. tum wu.I it ' aaHWlTPrMWalaP fflPfflvVnJfSv iiiiiiimimimiiiiir OFFICIAL DIRECTORY inmiiiiinniimiiir DelcKntlon In tNwKrcss. aonntor Chns. W. Fulton, ABtorhs. Senator Jonathan Hourno, Jr. PorUand. Representatlvo W. O. Hawley, B lom. noprcsontatlvo W. R. Ellis, Pendle ton. State) Officials. Qovernor, George B. ChntnberlalB. Soretnry of State, Frank W. Ben son. Btnto Treasurer, Ooorgo A. Steele. Superintendent of Public Instruc tion, J. II. Ackonnnn. Attornoy Oonoral, A, M. Crnwfor. State Printer, V 8. Dunlwny. SteAo Labor Commlsslonor, O. P. iiokTJ ' Supremo Court. Chief Justlco, Hobort S. Hcn. Assoclnto Justlco, Frank A. Moore. Associate Justlco, Robert Kakln, Couimlssloners, W. T, Blnter, W. R. Kins;. Clork, J. J. Murphy. Reportor, R, O. Morrow. Bailiff, P. II, Raymond. Circuit Judges. Geo. II. HumeW, Balotn; William Galloway, McMiaa VlllQ. District Attornoy, John It. Mf Nary, Snlom. Other RtAto Officials. J, W. nalloy, Food and Dnlry C mlsslonor, Portland. J, W, Unknr, Gatno and Foreetry wnrdon, CottsRO Qrovo, Rpbt, 0. Yonny, Stato lioaltU OSt oer,. Portland, J,yi4, Lewis, Stato Knglnoer, lom' H, Glltlngtinm, Btnto Librarian, Bay loin. If. G, Van Duson, Btnto Flsb Cot mlsslonor, Astoria, Chns. V. Pnlloway, Stato La AKcnt, Balotn. W. W. Kldor. CoininandorBoldltTa' Home, IloscburR. Mnrlim CoHHty Offit-lals, John II. Bcott, County and Probaie JudKo. It. n. Allen, Clork of Courts, W. J. Culver, Hherlff. W. Y, Rlchardsoa, TreaaMren H. T. Moore, 8uperlateaeet ti Schools. F, J, Mice, Assessor. II, H. Herrlck, Jr., iurveyar. J. 0. N'nedhatn, W. H, Ooulet, Cm-. mlssloners. A. M. GIoukh, Coroner. D, O, Drager, Jlecefder, Halem City OMriale. Goo, F. Hodgors, Mayor. W. A. Mooros, Recorder and Pollea Judtjo, D. W. Gibson, Marshal and OhkC ' of Police. Frank Morodlth, City Treasurer. A, O. Coudlt, City Attorney, Jns. V Martin, Btreoi CommM- slonor. Mark Bavaxo, Chkf Flro Depart mont. W.'O. nmltli, Health Officer. City HUwllntc Commklc. Wuys and Moans Jucoli, Wuldo, Churchill, ' Ordinances G-rconbuutn, low, Goode. Accounts and Current 15xjicne- Churchill, Hadcllir, Ilnyno. Htreots Downing-, Htocktou, fltols, Publlo IlulldlnB Blocklon, Htolu, Gestter, Bnweraite, Btolx, Jacob, Low. Plumbing -Fraser, Dow Dim,, Qo ner. Flro and Water Iiw, Hadcllir, Uoode. Ilrldttes n-siier, Churchill. Frna er. Health and Police Haas, JacoV Waldo. LlRhte Goode, Hans, Grconbaum. PrlatlBK Hadtllff, Haw, Yrm&r, Public Parks llayne, Greenbaura, Stockton. Honl of lUuratlo, W. II. Ilyrd, Ghulrruau. A. A. Ue, 11. a Hploy, R. K Oreisan, Directors. II. A. Johnson, Jr., Clork. J. M. Powers. City Supt. Schools. o How' Till? Wo offer One Hundred Dollars Re word for any rase of Catarrh that cannot bo cured by Hall's Catarrle Cure. F. J. Ohney Co., Tol?do, 0; We, tho undersigned, have kaerwM V. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable In all business trantatilons and flnaft dally ablii to carry out any obliga tions made by him firm. WaldlBjf, Klnnan & Marvin, Wholesale Dru glsts, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure U taken latet imlly, acttDK dlreetly upon the eloed and mucous surface of the systessu Testimonials sent freo. Prleea, T cenU per bottle. Bold by all Dew gUts. Tako Hall's Family PUU for tlpaUoa. fi i PMIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIII I