Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, June 21, 1907, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextiM" fill" DAILY OAPI tAlt JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1007. JURORS FOR JULY TERM. Hfc I Ity j a I SMtiB Any ,L Housewife SJR)lg mrrm pir with the use of CLEVELAND'S SUPERIOR BAKING POWDER can bake delicious, healthful food. The essential requirement for pure cookery is a pure Cream of Tartar baking powder. 'st..ssN The absolute purity and wholesomeness of the ingredients annsE of CLEVELAND'S insure the healthfulness and superior quality of your food. You can be sure of CLEVELAND'S SUPERIOR BAKING POWDER Made, from a Superior "grade, of Pure Cream of Tartar. CALL FOR CLEVELAND'S BAKING POWDER AND INSIST UPON HAVINGT Sold and Recommended by the Following Gtecets: WKLLtiR IHtOS., COACtlEROIAL STIU2I2T. I). It. (ULUVAi'V CO., COMMERCIAL STREET. XIOTH & GKAIIER, COMMERCIAL STREET. ' DAMON & FOSTEH, COMMERCIAL STREET. J. M. LAWRENCE, COMMERCIAL STREET. W. A. IRVIN CO., COMMERCIAL STREET. . A. DAUB, COMMERCIAL 8TREIST. II. II. KAGAN, COURT STREET. A. L. HARVEY, COURT STREET. J. L. MOORE & SON, CAPITAL STREET. 11UTHERFORI) & DOE, PAIR GROUNDS. ROTH & GRADER, STATE STREET . J. W. IIAHR1TT, STATE STREET. MOIR GROCERY CO., STATE STREET. II. M. BRANSON, STATE STREET. JOHN HUGHES CO., STATE STREET. A. A. ENGLEI1ART, STATE STREET. F. G. HOWERSOX, YEW PARK. II. L. SOHULTZ, ASYLUM AVENUE. V. D. WHEELER, NORTH SALEM. A. CHENOWETII, NORTH SALEM. FARRINGTON & VAN PATTON, STATE STREET. i t 'f v ) Sold in Neighboring Towns by the Following Grocers VETER COOK, HIOKKEAL. I.. AI1RAMH CO., LINCOLN. E. W. SMITH, LIBERTY. a. L. PARSONS, FRUITLAND. HANSOM & SON, TURNER. V. T. OTT, PIfATUM. H. O. HENDERSON, CHEMAWA. IvAMP ItAMP, BROOKS. N1DLER H NATIIMAN, GERVAIS. CIIA8. D. HEIN, AUMSVILLE. T. II. DRAKE, MACLEAY. JOS. 80HOMUS, SHAW. M. A. BARBER, MARION. FORI) CO., 2SLRION. T. M. REED, JEFFERSON. SMITH & FONTAINE, JEFFERSON. i. PATRONIZE THESE GROCERS TIMBER FULL OF CABINS A apodal from Athland, tlntucl Juno liOth, anya: Intoroat In tho railroad lane! grant question h nut o ncuto lu tills vicinity as It wbb a couiilo of wookH ago. IIowov r, mjuuttora contlnuo to locuto claims on Kraut lands to nwalt sumo deter mination or tliolr atntUH. Tons of thousands of ucrea of tho choicest tlmlior IniiilH In Jackson county aro included within tho railroad's Krauts nnd much lino mineral and aKrlcul tural laud Is held by tho company In Its' rosorvoa. Cabins by tho scoro have boon orected upon clnluiB select ed by claimants elnco tho question of tho status of thoso lands were recent ly opened up In thU county, nnd peo ple who huvo recently rot tinted from the woods nay they aro full of new Httlors who have bogim to bow out homos in tho wlulornoss. State Stumtor L. L. Mullt. of Jack won oounty, la now n San Franoleco, .mil will ropraswtt a big bunoh of clnimanlft hero In tomlorlug to tho ialroml land nijunt 12.60 per nore, biM.ldM a Hutu for Interest and taxos, ir paymuut of the olalms thoy bavo locufed. It is improbable thnt ho win niMt with any othor reception than that horetoforo accorded othor persons on similar mlaslons, but' tho elnlmnnta doalro to tako every means to comply with tho law ami regula tion, a woll-known rosldout of this section of Oregon recently rocolv'od tho following curt lotter lu reaponso to his application to purchase certain of tho railroad lands; "Otvgon & California R. It. Co., Land Department, Juno, 1970 Dr Sir: l have rceiv4 from you what purports to lie am ajrilctlo to fcr- chnso cortaln lands of tho Oregon & California Railroad Company, datod May 30, 1907, and I luivo to advlso you thnt undor tho conditions tho propositions imukt thoroln Is necos Bnrlly declined. Plonso understand thnt this company rofuses to nccopt or plnco on fllo tho documont ro forrod to as an application to pur chase, or to fllo It at all; that this company doos not recognlzo any ap plication to purchnso mado by you for tho laud mentioned, and that you have no such application on -fllo In this olllco. Yours truly, "CHARLES W. EDERLBIN, "Acting Land Agont." . o The Tcxm Wonder, Ourea all kidney, bladder and rheumatic- trouble; sold by all drug, rlsta, or two months' treatment Wy mail for $1. Dr. H. W. Hall, 2936 Olive street, St, Louis, Mo. Send for testimonials, gold by Stone's drug store. dw-lyr - o To Fight Coal Tiwt, Ashland, Wis., Juno 21. Plans for lighting tho coal trust In the Northwest will bo complotod at u mooting hero today of n roeontly or ganized co-oporntlvo conosrn, which will bring coal from the Independ ent mines In tho nst to Ashland on boats owned by tho company, thus taking coal direct from tho mines to the consumers without tho Interven tion of uny organized monopoly; No one can seouro coal from the com pany except stockholders, a majority of whom aro fnrmora, although many manufacturers and merchants bavo purchased shares. Tho scopo of op erations will extend over Wisconsin, Minnesota, North and South Dakota, Nebraska and Iowa. city, aro carrlod to successful com pletion. Guovnra has boon granted !ono of tho most novol concessions In 'tho history of Mtalco, Involving the right to establish a city In tho center of Lake Toxcoco nnd also to build nnd opornto a rnilrond from tho cap ital to tho now rodort. Plans for tho unlquo project bavo boon completed nnd what Is now a great shoot of water Is laid out In blocks, streets, qnnnls nnd nvenuos, down which gondolas may nomotlmo ply between hnndAomo mansions and hotels. All of tho charm and romance of tho fa mous Italian wntor-clty will bo trans ferred to tho contor of tho valley of Mexico. Mr, Guevara Is now en gaged In financing this gigantic schomo among Moxlcan capitalists and Is contldont that within a fow years Lake Toxcoco will surround a city that will bo ti'u marvel of tho ontlro wootom homlsphoro. Plaa Ah American Venice. City of Mexico, Juue 21. America will soon have a Voalco aa beautiful and pjctutv?ue aa that of Xure, if tke plaaa of Jwo Ouvar, ol taia Tlllnmn Strikes It Rich. Joplln, Mo., Juno 21. Unltod Statos Senator Ronjamln Tillman, of South Carolina, Is tho latest to entor tho lists of mngnnoja in tho "town that Jack built," having recently pur chased a mining property in tho dis trict on which tin exceptionally rich strlko has boon mado. Assayors re port that the voln Is unusually good and that It may In tlmo mako tho South Cnrollnt statesman a million aire. Senator Tillman has chrlston ed bis property tho Pitchfork Mining Company, Ho has refused to sell any Intorest in it and tho proporty will remain a closo corporation, . o Ho Fired the Stick. "I have fired the walking-stick I've carrlod over 40 years, on account of a soro that resisted every kind of treatment, until I tried Bucklea'a Arnica Salve; that las healed the kera aad wade Me a happy mi' wrltea Joha Garrett, at North M11U, N. O. auaraatee far Pile, Baraa 4c, y J, C. Ferry kggit. He. Names of Taxpayers Who Will Servo Department No. 1 of Circuit ' Court. County Clerk R. D. Allen and Sheriff W. J. Culver yesterday drew tho namos of 31 taxpayers of Marion county, who aro to servo as Jurors at tho regular July term of department No. 1 of tho circuit court, which will bo convoned by Judge Burnett on Monday, July 8. Tho names of tho Jurors, their precincts and respec-, tivo occupations follew: Waters, Frank W., Salem No. 1, abstractor. " Eoff. A. I.. Salem No. 4, stockman. Alloman, W. H., Chemawa, mb clianlc. Vlesko, Martin H Salem No. 7, mason. Frnmbacn, W. S., Woodburn, mer chant. Scott, John, ScottB Mills, farmer. Harriott, John W., Salora No. 2, merchant. Mlckfel, N., Mt. Angel, farmer. Donby, Robert A., Jefferson, farmer. Hnmilton, C. S Salem No. 2, mer chant. Fleming, It. B Salem No. 2, agent. Mouror, Goo. C, Salem No. 2, con tractor Smith, James G., Sllverton ' mer chant. Schwab, John, Mt. Angol, farmer. Mnlvln, E. T Salem No. C. farm er. Cone, E. A., Buttovlllc, farmer. Burglmrdt, W. II., Jr., Salem No. 1, merchant. Etzel, Joseph, Manama, farmer. Bock, Honry, Sllverton, merchant. Bovons, Frank, Hubbard, farmor. Ponnobakor, J. S., Salem No. 2, cabinet maker. Ames, Louis, Sllverton, merchant. Follor, Peter, Buttovlllo, farmer. Harold, Alex., Brooks, farmer. Riches, J'. II. Sllvorton, farmor. llartman, Chas. D., Scotts Mills, farmer. Harvey, A. L. Salem No. 2, mer chant. Norton, S. W. Monitor, farmor. Scott, Win. II., Sidney, farmor. Wilson, Otto J., Snlom No. 3, morchnut Eckhout, D. F Woodburn, fnrm cr o Baseball This Evening. Everybody ought to bo out tonight to seo tho big gnmo botwoon tho Y. M. C. A. and tho Woolon Mills on tho W. U. flold, at C:30 p. m. Tho two teams aro now oven In tho City Lcnguo, imd tonight will do cldo which will go In tho lead. Forbes says ho is going to pitch his head off, if ho has to, for tho Asso ciation tonight, and tho "wonvors" win nnvo 10 (io Bomo lau piaymg it thoy wnnt to land on top after tho clash. A Big Shoe Display May Be Seen AH This Week at 0uf Establishment 1.. .And they nro nil new Spring goods, too now ideas In footwear thnt nro suro to " make quick purchasers of those who Uko to dress their feet neatly nnd comfortably. Wo linvo Oxford Ties Uiat are exceedingly handsome, formed on up-to-dato lasts, nnd most graceful in form. All sizes to suit nil shapes of feet. The prices nro extremely modest, considering tho high qualities! OREGON SHOE COMPANY Thcjiomc of Good Shoes MUNSEY'S NEW IDEA. Tho Two-for-a-Qiinrter Magazine I tho Lnrgost Ever Published. An innovation that Is without quostion tho greatest that over hap pened in magazlno publication has como with tho first nppcarnnco of tho newest Munsoy idea for July. Llkto nil of Mr. Munsoy's undertak ings It is a llttlo startling, but it will grow on you. Brlofly, it 13 a maga zine In two volumes undor separato covors, but under ono iiame. The nnmo Is "Tho Scrap Book" a magic namo that mado a great magazlno a great success from tho start. Mr. Munsoy says thoro isn't room enough within ono cover to mako a big enough and strong enough magazlno to satisfy tho reador of today. Th'o Scrap Book, in its now form, 1 .tho largest magazlno over pub lished tho biggest money's worth to bo had. It3 concoptlon scorns only natural to tho man who has achloved famo by sizing up tho wants of tho reading public, and then filling tlio want. , Two Parts Uider Ono Name. Tho first section of this largest magnzlno tho world has over eon is practically nn all-Illustrated maga zlno not In tho sonso that It carries no toxt, but thnt It is hotter and moro profusoly Illustrated than any so- called UluBtratod magazlno now pub lished. Every phaso of llfo, ovory Joplc of lntorost, ovory subject that has tho world's attention, Is told ptewi and story. It Is truly a reflector ol public BonUmont a mirror ot tit world's events. v deals wlth-thian timely and draws Interesting coo parlsons with things of tho past. Stories of grtat disaster, report! of big nphlevements, comments oa famous trials, side-lights oa erer. thing of human Intorest, have, their placo In Its 192 pages yet this It only half. The Other Half. Thto othor hajf Is ICO pages ol pure fiction tho kind that tags it tho heart strings, tho character li which" .take tho form of life and he- como your acquaintances. It Is fiction such only as Manx; Is famed for as tho pioneer la th I publication of tho all-fiction mp zlno. Thoro Is not a picture or 1 break of any kind la the 160 pii of tho good solid kind of stories thit ' makes such an appeal to the AbM can lovo of romanco and adventure. ' You can hardly Imagine ouch 1 supplement as this to such a b zlno ns tho superb Illustrated ptrt 1 it Is a 'brand now Idea, worthy otft 'publisher who Issues It, and yw must buy tho July Issuo ot Scnj Book to npprcclato It. D H. L. Plttock nnd P. W. UtM tor, of Portlnnd, camo up today talv spect tho Snauldlng LogBlng Com pany's plant nt this city. ThU if tornoon thoy wont to Independent to seo tho sawmill there. Ktaesast ifiiiimiHt( IF YOU INTEND TO BUY A COOL SUMMER SUIT Come Where you will find the style, fit and finish you want. Bishop's Ready Tailored. Summer Suits cannot be beat in quality, workmanship and finish. Prices $8 to $25 We have a tailor to make any alteration n ecessary to give you a perfect fit free of charge. SUMMER UNDERWEAR Best because they are the coolest best wearing and most comfortable. Knee length in drawers, short sleeves, two piece or union suits. 50c to $2.50 per garment. ! Salem Woolen Mill Store I NM 1 ivH i i) .1