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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1907)
DAH CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1007. The old Avcr's Hair Vieor was pond, nn jt T ,t4t question about that. But your own doc- ll Pll)KSL tor, the one you have great confidence in, ' X V & U v' will tell you that Ayer's Hair Vigor, new improved formula, is far better. The one great specific for falling hair and dandruff. W pnblith tho fortnuUi J. o. Ayer Co. , of all our praptrntlotn. Lowell. Hui, Best DRAWING BUSINESS ed to the Courses of Salem High School Ldent Powers addressed urging that a supervisor .. j Mm aplinnl ibe adaea i - 0rce and also that a com- .nrse bo instituted in co Ith the present high school I He asserted thnt in this lea schools woro behind tier cities. Uine is a letter addressea x board by the superin- nen: I am handing you zencral list of tho sup- Fred for tho schools during Tear. Before preparing I made a careful inventory on hand with tho result I U a sufficient quantity of ind erasers on hand to nants for another year. Lve a sufficient supply of us for teacher's term and worts. This will reduces ke to theso supplies below 1st year to tho amount of hundred dollars. Tho ox- Irlntlng a now courso of hear will add to this how- ount of tho largo variety I in this list, It is (II 111 cult them so that each nrtlclo tabased from tho dealer It In stock. Howovor, T that thrco classes of usually supply us with articles listed, namely: A jroccr a book and etn iler, and a prlntor. If bids jrlntlnc nro called for, I II bids aro for tho same tern for Item. Tho only the city who handles tho ute Is the John Hughes h the enso of tho prlnt- latlonery consult with tho Batendcnt regarding sam- f.ttc estimated tho cost of tho ftti at approximately, flvo wn, about two hundrod loir (bat of Inst yonr for furposci to prcrnt for tho cou rt the board at this lima, naffrs, nnmelj: be desirability 0f omploy- nrlor of music and drnw Balem schools for tho com- Ind, th desirability of con- Ml commercial courso in pool next year, according P!ng plan: I subject coming under tho peral education, such as, utory, Mathmatlcs, and be pursued by tho stu- N high school. strictly commercial sub s' Bminejs Arithmetic Mas, Commercial Law. I1 Geography, Shorthand PKraphy and Typewriting. N at the Capital Business 'needed by the host au- 'n education thnt n hifh Hlla. -j .. .. rw ui mo mousand peo fds, that does not offer 'TCiai COlirfiO tn Ita aln. ot doing Us full duty to ta". ThO rnmmnrHnl !!n-3 to prepare young ; iur xno active duties ' ? There la a rnr. 3ch an r(liiioiin .... b'sh B-fc-,0' Experience tha, graduates of tho 6 la to PUuUe sohnnla r;d tt fursuo a com- r.i-.-p Thev lnot m,. ,B5 r-rrai i,nea Qf 0(Ju 13 1 1 -chhed in a good 1 cave dUcussmt , lCl .1 . il. o-i- K'man anil !,.. .i x7?ei:ci thntnsnln- "Bvnca Very t . 1 corning to this ttudenU i th w vuhed to tflV , " ne, o,,!H :." w' whesorJ. uo.ino .vah,.Eh fch0l ra. of io n.m . comnrclal named v. . tu r.r tne nui' ness courso after graduating from the high school. It would obviously bo to their advantage, If they could take their business course in con junction with tho high school course, and thus comploto both in a first class manner in tho sumo time re quired for graduation from any of the high school courses. I submit tho proposition to tho board of directors as ono worthy of careful consideration, and adoption, If found desirable and practicable. "Regarding tho matter of employ ing a supervisor of muaic and draw ing for tho Salem schools I can Bay with full confidence In tho truth of tho statement thnt such a supervisor is urgently needed. Hundreds of cities in this country half tho slzo of Salem, and several in this stato not over half tho sizo of Salem, already employ a supervisor for thoao sub jects. It would seem that thero nro no subjects in the school curriculum moro necessary or important than these. But it Is worse than useless to attempt to teach them without trained teachers and competent supervisors. It is possible to secure a competent supervisor for both of theso subjects at a cost of about eight hundred dollars a year. I sub mit this proposition to tho bonrd In tho hope that you will find a way o provide such instruction in tho Salem schools during tho coming year." o , Thero ismoro Catarrh in this sec tion of tho country than all othor dis eases put together, and until tho last fow years was supposed to bo Incur able For a groat many years doc tors pronounced It n local dlscaso and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly falling to euro with local treatment, pronounced it Incurable. Sclonco has provon catarrh to bo a constitutional dlscaso and thorcforo roquircs constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by P. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, h tho only constitutional euro on tho markot. It is takon Internally in doses from 10 drops to a tcaspoon ful. It acts directly on tho blood and mucous surfaces of tho system. They offer ono hundred dollars for any caso it falls to euro. Send for circulars and tostlmonlnlB. Address: P. J. Cheney & Co!, To ledo, Ohio. Sold by nil druggists, 75c. Tako Hall's Family Pills for cou atlpntlon. o A Xew Schedule. "Mother objected to Frank calling bo ofton." "Woll?" "So horonftdr ho Is to come only on MondnyB, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays." Washington Herald. FAIRMOUNT SURRENDERS TOW. M. TEAM Woolen Mills Go Up a Notch and Tie With Y. M. 0. A. IIHIIIIIIIIUI H-M-H II i Standing of Tennis. Won. Lost. Pet. Merchants ...8 4 .666 ,'. Woolen Mills. G 6 .455 " Y. M. C. A... 5 C .455 Fairmount . .5 7 .415 n u 1 1 m H-8-H it i nn h n Why Fret niul Worry When your child has a sovoro cold. You need not fear pnoumonia or other pulmonary diseases. Kcop sup plied with Ballard's Horohound Syrup a posltlvo euro for Colds, Coughs, Whooping Cough and Bron chitis. Mrs. Hall of Sioux Falls, B. D., writes. "I havo usod your wou dorful Ballard's Horohound Syrup, on my children for flvo years, Its re Bulta havo been wonderful." Sold by D. J. Fry. o Call for Bids. Notlco is horoby given that sealed bids will bo received by tho city of Salem, Oregon, at tho ofilca of tho city recorder, at tho city hall In eald city, up to 8 o'clock p. m. on Mon day, August 12, 1907, for tho lm provomont of Court street In tho city of Salem, Oregon, from tho east lino of Commercial street to the west lino of Church street, in tho said city, by grading said portion of Court street and paving the same with Warren's Bltullthlc Waterproof pavement, In accordance with tho plans and speci fication now on file in tho ofllco of tho city recorder. Each bid must bo nccompanlod by a certified check to tho value of 10 per cent of tho amount of tho bid submitted, as a guarantee that tho bidder will enter Into a contract therein prescribed within 10 days after having received notice of tho acceptance of his bid, said check to be forfeited to the city of Salem in caso the bidder falls to qualify 'and execute the contract. Tho city reserved tho right to re ject any or all bids. Plans and speci fications can be seen at the offlco of the recorder at tbe city ball. By or der of the common council. W. A, MOORKS, City Recorder. BU rtvfrt pHbllMtteft of tkH noUc, Avfwtt , 19 7. S-f-St It began to look as though thoro would bo a scoreless gamo last even ing in tho five Inning contest between tho Fairmount nine and tho Woolen Mills aggregation when after three and ono-hnlf Innings had been plny- ed neither side had sucoeded in got- ting a man over tho homo plate. In tho 'second half of tho fourth Inning Bowen, of tho Woolen Mill, Bent a hard drlvo to centerflold and scampered to first. Farmer who camo up next had tho misfortune, or good fortuno'to got a hit, thus send ing him to first and Bowen to second. Bowen stole third and Farmer trotted down to second. Thoro woro two down when Molson went to tho bnt and tho crowd awaited breathlessly for tho result. Dnuo sent in one of his oltisivo drops which was cnught fair on the willow club nnd driven far out In loftflold with no ono under It. At this point tho bnlloon wont up. Bow en stretched his legs nnd crossed tin tally line with Farmer right at his heols. Molson, who had saved tho day wont down to first llko Jinks In his now auto and when tho cloud of dust cleared away hq hnd a grip on tho third bng with both feot. Tho over-Joyed boosters and everybody olso waked up nnd rent tho nlr with oovornl war whoops which shook tho grnndstnnd. Hatch grasped tho big stick and K'vattcd n fiy which Caroy nnilcd be tween first and second nnd this ended tho scoring of tho contest -with two credits for tho Woolen Mills and a string of gooso eggs for tho Fair mounts. In tho first inning Kenton, of tho Fnlrmnunts, scrnmblcd down to first nftor giving tho horschldn n small Jolt and then Btolo socond nnd third, whore he left his bones as Cnry who was at tho bat whon thoro woro two down, could not got his lamps and upper extremities to work together in locating the ball. Tho Woolen Mills In their somlBtor did not get any furthor than aocond, whoro Shorldan was standing whon his Bldo wns told to tnko tho Hold. Thoro wns absolutely nothing dolnfl for tho Fnirmounts In tho second chapter and tho best thnt the Woolen Mills could do was to sond Bowen to second, whoro ho dtod a natural death. Jn tho third Inning Rauveaux was hit with the ball nnd took Ills sta tion nt tho first Btop but nftor steal ing second nnd third with two down hU hopeB wero blnsted by Rice send ing a bounder down in-field which wns scooped up and sont to first bo for tho bntto'r could got started. 'Tito usual story was all that hap pened to cheer tho Fnirmounts in tho fourth, but after tho Woolen Mill had done their Btunt to two runs Ii tholr half things began to brighten for the opprosBod south Snlemlt03, but only onded In disappointment. Phillips mado first, and Arnold sent a "peacn" over uy tno ronco in mo right Hold which was returned bo fore Phillips could get any farther than third. Had tho next rann dupli cated Arnolds big drlvo things would havo been evened up, but ho didn't. Tho strong arm of Bowen and tho big mlt behind tho bat soon onded the story. Dnuo pitched a good gamo for tho Fnirmounts nnd kept his men guosslng, and while both ho nnl Bowen wero hit several times It was not nt critical moments, with tho ex ception of Molson's drive. Tho Woolon Mills and tho Y. M. O. A. nro now tied for second place and tho contest between them will prob ably bo a hard struggle. Orraond Bean, of the University of Oregon, umpired tho game. Tho Fnirmounts and tho Woolen AH O regon WILL BE AT State Fafe Sept, 1 6 to 2 1 Inclusive They will iind the gtounds in Better condi tion and mote attractive than eve Before THEY WILL FIND MANY N13W BUILDINGS. ALL IN ALL, THEY WILL SEE THAT OREGON HAS THE BEST FACILITIES OF ANY STATE WEST OF THE BOOKIES FOR HOLDING A GREAT FAIR. THE INCREASED CASH PREMIUMS AND SPECIALS WILL BRING THE GREATEST LIVESTOCK SHOW EVER SEEN ON THE PACIFIC COAST, AND IT WILL COMPARE FAVORABLY .WITH THE BEST FAIRS OF THE EAST AND .MIDDLE WEST. Some of the Best Houses in the United States Will Be Hete to Participate in the Speed Ptogtam SOME OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE PURSES EVER HUNG UP FOR A WESTERN RACE MEET WILL MAKE EACH INDIVIDUAL EVENT WORTH COMING LONG DISTANCES TO SEE. THE COUNTIES WILL PUT UP THEIR BEST IN TRYING TO SECURE THE PRIZES FOR THE EXHIBITS OF THEIR PRODUCTS. THEIR WILL BE SPECIAL RATES ON ALL LINES OF TRANSPORTATION FOR PAS SENGERS AND SPECIAL FREIGHT INDUCEMENTS FOR ALL EXHIBITS. If you wish any particular information it will he cheer f tilly given by W. H. DOWNING, Pres., F. A. WELCH, Sec, SHAW, OREGON SALEM, OREGON Young Blood. Keep up the supply of fresh, young blood and retain your strength and youth. Purify it and prevent disease. Equalize the circulation and avoid congestive Headaches, Rejuvenate the blood with Beechams Pills SM Krrr4r. U to Me. Ci Mills will do bnttlo again this ovon- lug nnd n lively contest is oxpectod. Tho gamo will bo played on tho 'varsity campus nt C p. m. nnd as Is tho usual custom of tho city league thero will bo no admission charged. o En do rued by tho Country, "Tho most popular remedy in Otso- gq county, nnd tho bOBt friond of my . family," writos Wm. M. Diotz, editor and publisher of tho Otsogo Journal, Gllbortsvlllo, N. Y "Is Dr. King's Now Discovery. It has proved to bo nn Infalllblo euro for coughs and colds, making short work of tho worst of thorn. Wo always keep a bottlo in tho Iioubo. I bollovo It to bo tho most valuablo prescription known for Lung and Throat dis eases." duarantood to novor disap point tho takor, by J. C. Perry's drug store. Prico BOc and $1.00 Trial bottlo froo, - o What ancestors did do cuts no figure now; what tholr descendant aro doing 1b what counts; this ap plies to dumb animals ns well as to man. . o- 'Everybody Should Know" Says C. Q. Hays, a prominent busi ness man of Bluff, Mo that Buck len's Arnica Salvo Is tho quickest and surest healing salvo over applied to a sore, burn or wound, or to a caso of piles. I've used It and know what I'm talking about." Guaranteed by J. C. Perry, druggist, 25c. I II 1 1 II 1 1 1 I i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Booming Northwestern crop pros pocts this soason can't depress prlc-Ji any; for onco providence has mado crop guesstlmators harmloss. o Tho Texas Wonder. Curos nil kidney, bladder and rheumatic trouble; sold by all drug gists, or 'two months' treatmont by mall for f 1. Dr. E. ,W. Hall, 2926 Ollvo street, St. Louis, Mo. Sond for testimonials. Sold by Stono's drug store. dw-lyr - o Only Dreaming. Dolly Molly Walcott told mo a month ago that her aew gown was going to b a dream. Polly Well, that to all K U w far. Her buftbawl we't give her the MOftey for U. 9eMrvlli Journal. Ice Cream and Soda Water 1 at the I O. K. STORE TWELFTH STREET, NEAR THE WOOLEN MILL, 1 I You will find this a convonl- ; ont placo to get refreshments ' of the best nnd to do your trad- ' lng. Phono your ordora for Ico cream and soda water to Main 122. Treatment O. K. A. A. ENGLEBART, Prop. inniiiiinniniiUHH' Salem Pence Works Headquarters for Wovca wire Fencing. Netting, Pickets, dates, Shlnglos, P. & B. Rondy Roofing, Scroon Doors and Adjustlblo Window Screens All at loweat prices. Walter Morley 250 Court St. Salem, Ore SALEM BRICK VARD A. A. BURTON. Prop, Brick ilways on hand, In car lots or othorwiso. Prossod brick made to ordor. Yard on Stato stroot, south of pontltontlary. -7-1-tf. i I I I Ml II I I i 1 I i 11 i 1 i i i lii The I White Mouse Restaurant For thoso Delicious PIES They can't bo beat McGilchrist & Son Proprietors. I I I II I I Hi H I II I 1 II I iii'i"ir miMfjaiitf mi i Gold Deist Flour ; -1 Uade by TUB 8YDNBY 20W j BK COMPANY, HUtkf, Oregea. i Uade for fatally m, Aak year always oa land. P. B. Wallace AGENT e)WaBeje)Miig O C. T. Co. -STEAMERS MEALS 15c AT THH Salem Restaurant 89 COURT STRMBT. Call, and try tacau Heals lie. 'Board per week 12,71, ales 2uraUe4 reewe Yery r POMONA AND OREGONA LEAVE FOR PORTLAND DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY AT O A. H. P. M BALDWIN, Agt. BUTTERNUT BREAD It la worth more than aay other bread, yet the price la no higher. For sale at your grocer's. OALn"OBNIA BAKKRY. Thomas ft Cooler. Props. HOULITCn' RtDky Mountain Tei Nuggtts A Bur Ktdlcise Ut, Baiy JPttfU. Wsp Geld Heftltk ud Xnh4 Iw. 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