DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, BACiEM, OREGON. SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1007.
'1
SEATTLE
GOES TO
THE CIRCUS
Arrival of Rlngllngs' Show Made Oo
caslon For General llolldayAccom
modailonsNot Equal to Demand For
Admission and Many Hundreds Fail
to See Performance
Tho Scnttlo TlmoB has tho follow
ing concerning tho RlngHng Broth
orBB clrcufl, duo horo next Wednes
day: All over town today tho question
1b naked: "Did you go to tho cir
cus? Which act did you llko tho
best? My, but woron't tho clownB
funny?" ,
Circus day In Soattlo Is always a
Ihdllday. Yoatordny morning long bo
rfdre tho tlmo aot for tho parndo,
rcrowflB thronged tho utreotB, and all
-f 'thorn woro In a Jovial mood and
vvury ordorly. At tho nppolnted time
'Tor tho circus pnrado to arrlvo both
PIrt and Socond nvonues woro
"crowded to tholr utmost. Windows
In all of tho buildings woro rosorved
-for frlond of tho occupants. Evory
point of vnntngo was taken and somo
men woro seated on top of tolcgrnph
poles.
"Whon tho pnrado was ovor It was
tlion tlmo for tho Hniall boy to follow
It 'to tho clroun grounds and If pos
sible to got a Job carrying wntor to
tho olophuntH. Early In tho nftor-
noon pooplo stronmed to tho circus
'grounds. If posslblo to got, had .chil
dren with thorn. In bouio casos thoy
borrowed children to take to tho
clroun ho as to bo able to say:
"Oh, yos, tho children wanted to
hoc It, so I took thorn."
On onterlng tho main cntrnnco of
tho big show tho first thing ono on
'countors Is tho peanut stand; nftor
that conies tho animals, and a llnor
collection of them has never boon
noon upon thlH const. Tho cages aro
full, and lucliulo a groat vnrloty. Tho
only giraffe that has boon able to
crnis tho mountains without gutting
n Horo throat and dying of tonsllltlB
is tho ono belonging to tho Rlngllng
Rrothors. Lions, tlgors, pumas and,
4t would soom, ovorythlng that bites
or Hcratoho'i Is owned by tho hIiow,
After tho nnlninlH comes tho
stadium, whoro tho big acts take
place. Beforo tho circus proper
only criticism that can be mado of
Mio show was that It was too good
and too big.
Long, beforo tho show opened tho
ticket wagon had closed Its doors and
no more people wero admitted, only
those having 'reserved tickets. At
least 3000 porsons woro rofusedvnd
mittnnco to tho big Bhow. Thoso
falling to got Into tho stadium took-
advantage of tho sldo shows, all of
which wero well patronized. w
After tho main show was over the
concert started. Many porsons to
avoid tho rush to tho street cars,
stayed to tho "vawdyveol," which
was" declared to bo tho "finest over
seon upon any stago in tho world."
Wcll.anyhow, It amused tho peoplo
until tho cars wero loss crowded.
This nftornoon tho performance
was given again, and tonight tho last
porformanco will bo given. Those dc
Blrlng to gain admittance to the big
tent had better go early or they will
bo refused admission, as was dono
last night to many persons who woro
willing to pay doublo tho prlco to see
tho show.
Dcforo tho Inst act is over tonjght
nearly half of tho circus will bo well
on its way to Tacoma, and Bhdrtly
nftor tho show closos tonight noth
ing of Rlngllng Brothers' World's
Greatest SIiowb will bo loft in Seat
tlo with tho exception of tho plens-
ant inomorlos that It leaves in tho
minds of thoso who patronize It.
OREGON
SIENNA
PAINT
It Is Made In Salem and Rivals the
Best Italian Product
WANT A LIBRARY.
Y. W. C. A. to Iiook After the Hop
Pickers.
"A lottor was yesterday received by
tho library commission, asking for
a travollng library to bo used at
Ki;ob Bros.' hop yards, near Indo
pondonco during tho picking season.
Thoso ynrds this year will bo In
chargo of tho Portland Y. W, C. A.
Moro than COO women and children
will bo cmployod In these hops yards
this year, and tho housing and feed
ing thorn alwayB prcsonts n sorlotiB
problem to tho munngomout. Tho
actual picking dono will not bo In
chargo of the Portland Institution,
but ovorythlng olso will bo. Tho
eating house and tho womon's quar
ters will bo cared for by representa
tives of tho association, and will bo
run In tho host mnnnor posslblo for
tho physlcnl nnd moral woll-bolng of
tho workers. Desldes a waiting tent,
a reading tout, with mngnzluea and
good literature will bo established,
and It Is for this that tho traveling
library Is required. Tho association
Ih also contemplating outnbltshlng n
starts Albert Swoot and hlrf band on- gospel tout. .
tortnln tho crowd. Promptly at U
o'clock and at 8: in o'clock trumpots
arc hoard and off to tho loft of tho
urnndHtand glittering colors aro soon
nnd the olrouH starts. Ab tho rubbur
mlndod press ngont Bays: "Never
.boforo bun thorp boon soon hucIi a
prodigal display of Hpuctncular Intor
It Is hoped that by this moans tho
Burroundlnga of tho hop pickers will
bo bonollclal, rathor than othorwlio,
nnd that tho harmful lnfluoncos that
hnvo boon notorious in tho larger
yards wljl bo to a groat dogreo elim
inated. Sovoral crimes committed
In tho boo yards last yoar havo
tst, combining tho bunutlful tones of awakonod tho pooplo on this mattor,
luxuriant fabrics and royal trap
pings, with tho noblo moil nnd worn
on of tho ploturoHquo days and deeds
xt romantic history." etc. Tho grand
opening Ih ovor and tho main Bhow
starts.
Tho Knuffman troupo of blcycHstu
woro uumrfing. Yos, tho man walked
down stair on his head and scorned
to enjoy It. Tho elephants woro
"cuto," bo ono young lady described
It, but tho trained pigs- thoso plga
bad ovoryono guosalng, nnd pooplo
Avoro nigh Into hysterics whon they
concluded tholr act with tho "chuto
tho chutou." Tho horso wont to bed
grncofully, naturally, and without
hestltatlon Tho rest of tho horso
tnmlly woro well rocoived also,
Tho burlesque bull light was un
doubtedly tho funulost thing in tho
tihow. A donkey woarlng hornB of
n hull, and two clownB, woro respon
sible for tho mirth and hyatorlca of
tho pooplo. So on down tho lino ov
orythlng wont with a rush, and tho
nnd tho oxporlmont will bo watched
with Intorost. Portland Y. W. C, A.
havo alroady dono excellent work
along other linos, nnd It would bo
dtllluult to think of any body moro
fitted to tnko chargo of this work.
Tho request was rocoived yester
day, and will bo complied with at tho
earliest opportunity.
PREPARING FOR WINTER.
Kllngr Grand Getting Heady for a
Lively TIoatrltnl Season,
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i STRICTLY
I PRIVATE..
We solicit your bank- : ;
ins business; and ::
wHIi the assurance
on our, part that it ::
wIN be kept strictly : :
private.
SALEM
; STATE BANK
Safom, Oregon
UIHMHUllllllllliH
It seems that Salem Is to havo a
good stock Bhow this wlntor. At
least Jack Cooper has promised us
ono after Soptombor 1st, and by tho
linprovoiuontH that aro being mndc
at the Klluger Grand It seems that
th omanagomont aro prnprlng for
somothlng decidedly bettor than U
accustomed to bo produced at that
theatre. Tho plnyB will bo given by
travollng bIiowb on Tabor & Com
pany's circuit, instoad of a porma
nont Block company, as was tho
caso last season. This Insuroa a
much hotter quality of plays, and n
much hotter production of tho plays
glvon. With a permanent com
pany tho actors nro compelled to
loarn a largo number of plays, to
produce a nv ono onco or twlco a
weok, and cannot bo oxpectod to be
prollclent In any particular ono. Un
der tho other Bystem each company
U employed altogether In throo or
four plays, nnd only stays n short
time, porluips ono or two weeks in
each town.
Tho stage has boon mado two foot
wider, nnd extended' Bovoral feet
outward. A largo quantity of now
scenery lina boon ordered and tho
wiring completely renovated, The
theatro has boon painted on tho out
Bldo, and now presents a very at
tractive appearance.
Tho Oregon Slonna Paint Com
pany, on Trado Btroet, la adding ma
chinery to Its equipmont, which will
moro than doublo its output. This
company has been in existence less
than a year, and machinery was add
ed only a few months ago' that In
creased .tho output materially. The
management say that still further
improvements will be mado beforo
tho end of tho year, so- it la difficult
to 03tlmato tho proportions that the
Industry will eventually attain. The
now mlxor has Just arrived, but hns
not yot been put In place. It has a
much greater capacity than any at
present In use, and is of tho most
modern mnko. It will bo Installed
on tho Becond floor, with tho ma
chinery necessary to carry tho raw
material up to It, and pour them In
tholr proper proportion Into tho ma
chine. Bcsldos this sovoral now tanks,
With n capacity of ovor 100 gallons
each nro to bo plocod on tho ground
floor.
This now and rapidly growing In
dustry Is made posslblo by tho valu
ablo deposits of palnt-benrlng ores
on tho company's ' grounds nenr
Cottago Grove.
Most of tho slonna used In America
Is shipped from Italy, and Is now
shipped In largo quantities to Ameri
ca and other places all ovor tho
world. Tho Orogon product shows
practically tho flamo composition as
tho Italian. It contains ovor 30 per
cent of Iron nnd alumlpum oxide,
nnd stands practical tests ns well as
any known. Tho finished paint Is
put up In -12 beautiful tints, which
nro vory popular.
Tho company found, sovornl weeks
ago, a Ono doposlt of sky blue ochre,
which will In tho near futuro bo em
ployed exclusively for making paints
of this color, if It Btands tho tost of
oxporlmont. Half a carload of It
will bo shipped to Salem at onco,
along with a largo shipment of oth
er colors. Tho comimny docs not lu
tond to Injure Us reputation gained
by tho superior quality of Its matorl
al by mixing It with Inforlor Ingro
dlonts. Only tho host qunllty of lond
and llnseod oil nro used, and thoy
aro ground and mlxod with tho
best modoru maehlnory.
Until lately tho product of tho
factory has boon used largely only
by local consumers, and many
houscB In Snlom hnvo boon pnlntod
with this homo product, nut Intoly
tho surrounding towns hnvo discov
ered tho suporlor qunllty of tho pro
duct, and ordei'B nro being rocolvod
which will tax tho full capacity of
tho plant. Ordors hnvo boon Intoly
rocoived from Portland and Pugot
Sound firms, nnd tho extra equip
ment of tho plant hns come nono too
torly to meet thorowlng domand.
Tho brldgo across tho Willamctto at
Snlom Is now being painted with
"homo grown slonna," and two casks
woro ordorod by tho palatcrs for this
work.
Somo of tho bulldlnga on tho fair
grounds nro being pnlntod with UiIb
slonna paint, nnd will thus bo a
standing oxhiblt of tho resources of
tho state, and tho growth of tho In
dustries of Snlom.
Evory poraon loynl to Oregon la
urged to Investigate tho product of
this homo company, whoro thoy will
got tho boat nrtlclo mado and bo
guaranteed satisfaction.
MAKE YOUR WI
HAPPY .?.
By taking borne lot ket me one o mote
of the convenient articles we constantly
have on hand, that MAKES WORK IN
THE KITCHEN EASY AND PLEAS
ANT One of those new IRONING
BOARDS we have Jtist received would
make boning a pleasure lot any woman
If you want yout shifts itoned better she
can do it with one of these Then one of
those New Perfection Oil Stoves would
make cooking easier and more pleasant
these hot days It is so simple and easy,
fast a match the turn of a handle and
the fig is burning; another turn and it is
out No worry No Bother Banning
in an instant out in an instant,
A child can operate it We also have
gasoline and gas stoves and many other
little conveniences that serve to make
work in the kitchen easy and pleasant,
WADE PEARCE & 0
COR. COM'L AND COURT STREETS
PHONE MAUUr
"EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE"
m-am-cc
m tlti Vb fan litttM BmmI
Can you afford to trlflo with so sori
ous a matter as to nogloct a bad cold
or cough, when for a trifling amount
you can eocuro a bottle of "Hick
ory Bark Cough Itomedy," that U
guaranteed to cure or money refund
ed. Prlco 26c, 50c nnd $1.00 psr
bottlo. For sale by all dealers everywhere
o
Imitators nro not loved by truo
Amorlcnus, nor is tho manufacturer
who ondeavors to imitate a well ad
vortlBed artlclo by using a similar
trado-mnrk or pnekago, hoping to
fool tho public. Do not be fooled
insist on getting what you askod for.
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KCZCHM,
For tho good of those suffering
with ecsoma or other such trouble, I
wish to say, my wife had sometUlag
of that klad and after using the doe
tor' remedies for some time con
cluded to try Ohamberlala's Salve,
au It proM t tetter tha aay-
thlag ah ha4 tried.
Mom's drug (.
ADDITIONAL SOCIAL
(Continued from pago six).
far sale, at Bf
A Newport Surprise.
An onjoynblo afternoon party waa
glvon by Mrs. C. L. Watt, of Salem,
nnd Mrs. C. L. McKcnnn, of Portlnud,
nt tho Watt camp at Nye beach last
Tuesday, In honor of Miss Harriett
Loach, of Portland.
HnmmockB, swings and artistic
seats had beon plnced In tho spa
clous grovo, add tho tlmo was spont
In gnmoB and a social Hour, after
which watormolon and candy woro
served. Thoso present woro tho
MlBsoa Harriott Loach, Margaret Mc
Konnn, Nottlo Van Znnto, Mabel Van
Zanto, Ruth Williams, Sylvia Mc
Qulnn, Ponrl McKonnn, Florence
Loach, Anna Oswold, Miss Wesley,
Mrs. C. L. McKonua, Mrs. C, L.
Watt, Mrs. Charlos Brant nnd
Messrs, Bort Ruth, Burns Powell,
Philip Knlsor, Ward Flshor, Ivan
Martin nnd Lnlrd M. McKonna.
Two Newport Events.
A very pleasant chlckon dinner
party was enjoyed by a number of
Newport young peoplo last Sunday
nt tho Hotel Monteroy. Tho pnrty
walked up tho beach, giving them a
good appotlto, and then a general
good tlmo and somo music was had
boforo dinner. Aftor the feast a vis
It was mndo to tho Monteroy big
trees, and then tho group wnudored
homo In tlmo to soe the departure of
tho Sunday excursion. The party
was composed o.' tho Misses Eva
Catching, AUco Wohrung, Althea
Moores, Jesslo Bybee, Ethel Graves,
Ryth Gatch, Lucia Campbell, Lucia
WIlkhiB, Juno Gray, and May mo Bab
cock, and tho Messrs. Chester ChrUt
mnn, Chester Mooros, Allen Cros-,
man, Harry Rollo, Burns Powell,
Lnurenco Hofer, Earl Latourette,
Emll Gordon and Ford Tarpley,
300" Party.
Ono of the social events of tho
weok at Newport was a five hundred
party, given by Miss Althea Moores,
at tho Moores' cottago, at Nye creek.
Cheater Moores and MiS3 Jessie By
beo were tho lucky ones in getting
the highest scores, and woro given
an extra share In the two large water
melons which were served as a ter
mtaue (or the happy eveaiag. Thoe
pret were the Mleeee Luck
Campbell, AUco Wohrung, Jesslo By
beo, Ethel Graves, Ryth Gatch, Eva
Catching nnd Althea Mooros nnd tho
Mossrs. Allon Crosmnn, Chester
Mooros, ChoBtor CrlBinan nnd Laur
onco Hofor.
Cry Nickers Entertain.
Tho most successful social ovent
of tho season was a danco given last
Wednesday evening nt tho Casino by
a club of young Indies, who nro
spondlng tho summer nt Nye creek.
Tho hall was artistically docorato"
with ferns, overgreons nnd many va
rieties of Newport Bhrubbory. In
dian blnnketB, supplied "by the va
rious cottages, mado offoctlvo cozy
corners. Punch was sorved from . a
chnrmlngly decorated booth,
Tho danco was oponed by a novol
grand march, led by Miss Hurloy, of
Portland, and Mr. "Gordon Moorjjs,
of Salem, during which tho pro-,
grams, dono in wntor colors by Mrs.
Gatch, of Salem, were distributed.
Excellent music was furnished by
Walker's orchostrn. Tho patroness
es woro Mesdnmes C. B. Moores, A.
N. Mooros, Claud Gatch and L. Mc
intosh. o
Don't Bo Blue
And loso ah Interest when help Is
within reach. Herblno will maka
that liver perform its duties proper
ly. J. B. Vaughn Elba, Ala., writes:
"Being a constant sufferer from con
stipatlon and a disordered liver, I
havo found Herblno to bo tho best
medicine, for thoso troubles, on tho
market. I have used It constantly
I boliovo It to bo tho best mediclno of
its kind, and I wish all sufferers
from these troubles to know tho good
Herblno has done mo." Sold by D.
J Fry.
YOU
STAMI
Wbr roibrouih tlt with hiWoitofwW)
nnctire roui EiBcnMliuulLicunlM"
Uli Irora hurUrtcii we tute csrtj narko! t
tbc cuter, but younc or cli. cu ansa
cure , bo par. sv! r' u " "
lumen irul wt will kiJ lanltt pirktlu M
rAGiriGSeHMirHSUMMlUII
NO CASH NO BOOZE.
their nKonts. because of the I
changes of prohibition ot Ml
Hon districts. These
havo resulted la iome lltlati
tho company, espec ally In v&
saa districts. For tbli reawa s
nro forbidden, after Septet
hnndllng nny liquor ibljuseui
D. Tho company wl. 0I
contlnuo to carry liquors b
and to collect the regulu i
but novor C. 0. D.
MnnnKor Dcckebacb, ot tw
brewery, was seen, and be aflj
concern will at obce coaiori"
now ruling of the expreu
as thoy believe la strict
c.lih ..II mihlln reCUlatlOBL '
olrno.U- oon.llnc OUt tO U .
niRtomora notices of the Bf
and, while thoy have a M
th in. of this buslnewW1
co-operation and complin
tho new conditions.
They Jfe" !
. ni...iii Hiiffer a
i0 UUO BHUUIM
A irnnrnnteo for f'!;J
with every package otM
No matter what Iom re
Blind. Bleeding, W"!
Itching or ""P''"'",,, car I I
hardt's Hem-Roid wl 11 ew i
This is a strong k-;;mJMi
is supported by &Xi H
lals from those gil
nTot,Xifl
ml jr - , nft l
"...
E.prvss Compunlcs Will Nof Ship
Liquors O. O. 1).
Hereafter it will bo Impossible for
consumers or dealers to receive or
ship liquors of any kind by express
C. O. D., as the officials of Wella
Fargo's Express Company refuso to
receive any Buch shipments. They
attribute their cou-se to tho wceat
onactmont of Jaws In many states re
straining such shipments, coupled
with the dimculty of securlag exact
observasce of such regulattau hf
money dbcr. " Vm! r;
Dr. Leonhardt CaNWJ-j
Y rropnciu.
Stone, Salem.
Astory IsfiolnBt,
the Western fnioa de-,
bed ono of its roes"W'
quit, through some J
Aro there no m ; i!
The writer w0U,o,,,tfi
game tried la a --
WRy not bo much i
Will BUi o. j -
klj .Bd the rot. r-
rev,
it.
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