4 DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SACiEM, ORBGON. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER .1, 1007. NO MORE CIGARETTES. d Washington Law Goes .Into .Effect mid Wakes Up tlin Fiends. ousmess, R if. WE PAY J 00 PER CENT IN ADVANCE r- T Do you know that we are running a Savings Bank? Yes, that is a good name for it, because we help you to save money by first letting you furnish your home before you have the capital to do it. The plan is simple, you pick out your house furnishings from parlor through to the kitchen. You make a small deposit, then you have an open bank account with us. Deposit a little each week, it is credited on your account. In a short time you find yourself possessor of a comfortably furnished home. All with money you might othewise have squandered. OPEN AN ACCOUNT TODAY Rt 00 a week pays for any Back's stove ' hown on oar sample floor. '"J" '" Jpg" "i tmtamTitimmmmSmmnmSSmm m'mm JMMjTiTagtt'T 'T'HE most liberal credit and most courteous treatment extended to all. MUST STAND TRIAL Ban Francisco, Bopt, 3. Judgo .Lnwlor this morning overruled tlio motion to Hot uMilo tlio IndlctmoiitB ngalnst Sohmltz and tlio oHIolalii of 'tlio United Knllroadfl, gns nnd tole littono companion. Tlio decision ro movoH tlio Imit obstacle to tlio trial of all Indlutoit In connection with tlio Kraft canuH. Tlio dofondnntH claim tlio grand Jury wan Invalid wlion tlio 3ntllctiiioiitH woro returned. O- Shot UN Companion. Medford, Or., Bopt. a. A niwi MOiiKOf from tlio Itluu Lodge copper mlno, In tlio Hlsklyouu, stales that n iiinn nninod lad. Jlughos, formerly 'employed UH cook nt tho Nnsh Hotol. lu Mod ford, wn incidentally klUtKl iioar tlio Blue i.odKo inlno, whllo on Xtiged in turgot shooting with Dr. Svnrron Cameron, linvliiK hoon idiot "by tlio latter Bntnrday morning bout 10 o'clock, uud dying Sunday morning at 2 o'clock. lliighos loaves 11 wlfo mid two children nt Montague, It Ih roportod. llo Iiiih liocn In tlio vmployo of tho HI no Led go for soiuo tlmu pnat Tho ncoldontnl shooting occurred nvor tho lino In California, In tho Jurisdiction of tho coroner of SUklyou county. n Jablxsijll luUlleet. Now York, Sept. 3. Many moutha ngo Edward Cox of WlllluiuHton, N. Y., suffered a Htroko of paralysis. Ho recovered IiIh phylacal strwottgth, hut Ma Yocal organs romalnod puralyied mid ho watt unnltlo to spak u word. A fow dayH ago ho ant on tho bual- IIUMIlHlllllimUHHl' j STRICTLY I PRIVATE.. NYc solicit your bank- : : ing business; and :: wkh the asstirnncc on our part that H :: will be kept strictly :: private. SALEM 5 STATE BANK fialMM. CUrwan , . lilt 1 1 HMt llf if t til i I HI iichh oud of a tack. Mo Jumped up, clapped lilu liiiuil to tho Injured por tion of IiIh anatomy nnd hwoto round, ly and loudly, In a manner Hint Hhockud all tho neighbors within n block. Slnco thou ho haa been able to talk iih well as ovor. Ho attrlbutOH IiIh recovery entirely to tho tuck, pos ulbly nHHlHtod by tho accompanying outbiiHt of profanity, nnd rocom inondH other dumb puoplo to tost tho treatment. o Kbo Found Holler. If you aro troubled with liver com plaint and havo not rocelvod bolp road thlH. Mrs. Mary K. Iluiiiinoiul, Moody, Toxaa. "I wiih In ioor health with llvor trotiblo for ovor a your. Doctorx did mo no good d I trlud llurbtuo, and throo bottle cured mo. I can't nay too iiiiiuh for Ilorbliie, as it lu a woudorful liver uiodloluo. I alwayH havo It In tho Iiouho. l'ub Halt whore you wish." Sold by 11. .1. Fry. o llo Saw the (Janu'. The ollleo boy had burled count less grandmothers, brothers, slstora, aunta and cousins, but he felt an en thusiasm for the baseball gamo that day which would not he downed. Buddunly an Idea struck him. Approaching the easy boas with nn air of familiarity, which had boon nurtured by long usugo, ho naked: "May I leave at noon today, Blr?" "And why, my boy?" "There la a fnncy fnlr at our ohuroh, and mother wnntH mo to go thla afternoon. Sho wna bo nnxloua that alio bought me a tlckot which cost a dollar, aa uho wna sure you would allow mo tho few houra off. I had to nsslst nt tho refreshment atull, nnd It Booma a pity to wasto " "Hut auroly you aro above Bitch things ua that, which tnko you nwny from your work. Why not kIvo tho tlokot to one of our alators?" "Well, you boo, air, thnt wouldn't ho fnlr, for 1 'm the only one of our family who can bo depended upon to eat a dollar'a worth, and " Hla aupremo nervo won tho day. Smith's Magiulnu. O ' Mlsa Juanttn Miller, of Lebanon, hiu roturnod to her homo nftor vUlt Iiir Salem frlonda. Sho (Jxpecta to spend fair week la thla city. ADDITIONAL PERSONALS Attornoy and Mrs. Wobstor HolmoH and dauchtor havo returned from Oconn Park, whoro thoy on Joyed a mouth'a outliiK. Thoy wore accoinpnnled by Mr. and Mra. W. L. HullliiKtoii, of San Francisco. Mrs. 11 u III n b to n Ih a HollllOH. IIAIUtnrAX TALKS. Says Ills Company Will Sell AkiIcuN dual IjiikIs Hut Xot Timber. Hlstor of Mrs. II. A. TowiiBond, tho woll-known fruit Kiower, of Llborty, wna lu tho city thla moruliiK to tako'out help which arrlvod from lowor valloy polnta. Ho Riiya thut pruno picking lu hla orohard bogan yesterday, and that tho crop Is fair Inquautlty and of excellent (iiallty. llolp la vory icarco, and ho and other growers of thla Httctlou are aald to bu short many plukera. U. J. Lehman haa gone to Lane comity In tho lutroat of the Slonna Taint Company. The company haa valuable lands In this BOctlon which furnish tho matorlal for the vnrlous oxcellent paints manufactured. Sev eral now colora hnro recontly boon discovered In the tlntod clay, among which are a bright bluo and a grcon. T. M. Jonoa, the woll-known pro prietor of tho Salem feed yard, loft for Newport thla morning, whoro ho wna called by tho lllnosa of hla wife. MrB. Jones wont to tho coast a fow weeka ago Buffering from nervous trouble, and, up to Inst ovonlng, seemed to bo Improving In health. Mr, Jonoa roeolvod a tolegram thla morning from tho proprietor of tho hotel nt N'yo beach, whoro Mra. Jones ta staying, Baying thnt she wna vory til, Mr. Jonoa had Just tlmo to catch the train, going directly from his work nt tho feed bnrn. The result of tin prosont nervous shock will bo anxiously nwnlted by her many frlemla In thla city. Tho old remedies aro tho beat. Hickory Hark Cough Remedy lins been In use for over one hundred yoara by tho old Dutch Dunknrds ot Pennsylvania, and Is still In use by all tho old fomllloa ot Weatorn Penn aylvanla. la absolutely puro; made from tho bark of the white or aholl bark hickory tree. Tho bark U ahlp pod from tho cast, and manufactured la Saloiu, Ore.. For aalo by all deal era everywhere. "' o Show the eubstltuter that you haT a rulud ot your own by gottias WHAT YOU ASK FOR. Accident at Albany A Corvallla & Hnstorn train backed Into a wagon containing eight men at Albany nt 6:30 last night. All Jumped but one. nnd escaped without Injury. Wlllard Truar, a boy 16 yoars of age, was with tho party, aud owing to bolng partially paralysed, was unable to escape. Ho was caught under tho car and his right leg was out ort nnd his left W and loft arm broken. Ho will dlo. o An Ounce of Pnnentloii U worth a pound of cure. Thoro aro many poor aufferera, consumptives who aro hopeless of gottlng well who, If they had taken care of them selves, would now bo well. A cough la tho foundation of consumption. Uullard's Horehound Syrup will cure that cough. Mra. S . Great Falls, Montana, writes: Ml havo used Bal lard's Horehound Syrup in my fam ily for years my children never suf fer with coughs." Sold by D. J, Fry. There Is a furor In the stato of Washington over tho now cigarette law, which goes Into effect today, says an exchange of Monday. Accord ing to C. S. Carew, one of tho striking operators, who ha3 been on a visit In Seattle and Tacoma during the pant two weeks, and who returned to Portland Saturday: "It Is one of the funniest things I over saw," said Mr. Carew to a Tel egram reporter, "Just to see how tho fiends In that country nro taking It. Tho law as passed prohibits clga-, tettcs to bo sold In the state after September 1, and as a consequence the dealers aro busy with bargain counter cigarette sales already. Some of the cluar stores resemble depart ment stores, when cloth Is marked down from $1 to 98e a yard, only tho bargain fiends are masculine. Somo of tho smokors aro defiant, and pass their tlmo In telling Just how they are going to evade tho law. These nro tho boys who aro going to 'show 'em.' On the other hand, there are a class of confirmed fiends "I nm not prepared to mako any announcement rognrdlng now lines. "What Orogou needs most for de velopment Is a different policy on forost roservos, and somo way of opouing the land grnntod to military road companlos. Wo will soli agri cultural land to settlors, but not to upociilntors. Tho tlmbor wo will koep for ties nnd bridgo mntorlnl. "I mado a mlatako In not provid ing now HtoamorH between Portland aud San Francisco two yoars ago. "Oregon lu August, nt lonst, hns tho grontoat climate I ovor found. "I know bh much about Orogon aa nny one In tho city of Portland. "To obtain tho host rosults, thoro should bo a hotter fooling botweon tho public and transportation com panies. Railroad commissions nro good things who n not used for polit ical purpoBoa, and when the commis sioners oxorcluo Judgmont." o- Hand Concert Lnat K veiling. Tho Si'lem Military Hand rondered nn oxcollent opon air concert last ev ening nt tho corner of Commercial nnd Stnto streets. Salem has a bunch of band mon which probnbiy ennnot bo duplicated In any city of Its slzo In tho Northwest, and could all tho musicians bo Inducod to give a fow ovonlnga each wook to band work the city would soon havo an organization that would rank high among tho pro fessional bands of tho country. A band ot this standard, which Salem h ablo to support, would bo of great advertising valuo to tho city, as woll as a plcaauro and Inspiration to Its oltizoiiB. Good music, llko good books, has a roflnlng Intluonco, which lifts tho soul from tho mire of dissi pation and lndlfforence, and lights tho way to a hlghor standard of cit izenship. Let tho pooplo of Salem show their appreciation for tho baml, as woll as tho othor organization which stand for tho bottormont of tho city, and help mako It what t should be. o . Daly Was Xot There. Detroit, Or., Soph 3 John Daly, tho votoran saloon man, whose sa loon was dynamltod oarly Saturday morning, and who was at first be lieved to havo perished In the explo sion, becauso ho was In the habit of sleeping in tho building, was at MIM City when tho dynamiting took place. Greeks employed on tho C. & E. nro suspocted of tho blowing up. Tho Greeks bunkhouso recently burned, with tho belongings, and somo of them aro said to have blamed Daly for persuading them not to go to tho bunkhouso, on the statement that tho story of It being ablaze was only I a joke. SAMUEL G. PILES. Sonntor from Washington, law yer, ox-rnilrond mnn, ex-lumber" man and nutivo of Kentucky. who wolcomo tho law, and say they Intend to tnko tho occasion to 'cut out tho clgarottos.' I met a follow who cut down his smoking from n pnek ot tobneco to 20 clgarottcs a day, and bragged about It, telling pooplo ho was gottlng Into training. Thoro nro fellows who, Instead of trying to got Into training, nro smoking more thnn thoy ovor did In tholr Hv-b, Just to got enough boforo the law shuts down on thorn. On tho wholo tho peoplo fnvor tho law, the blggost objections coming from the doalors, who complain that the trndo will nil como to Portland, and thnt tho tobacco mon hore will be nblo to work up a big mail-order business. I guoss thoy nro right, too, for thoro aro mon who will sond to outsldo points for tholr fnvorlto form of tho wood. "The Sound country la nltogothor tlod up ns fur ns tologrnph Is con cornod. Hut three operators aro working In Tacoma, and Soattlo la practically off tho tolograph map." rieasur or anvtliirifr f.w ... aud exhausts the uuivua, causes head rw... .., IJlTinilllQ . even 'attend church t io, xiub on cars, oi the water, nr J there is the lonsf . ment without an ntt T) Milne: kJ. Ptlls, taken as dire win stop tno pain avoid suffering take as soon as you feei uliuuh. cummg on. druggist can tall many who would no witnout tnem. "I have been troubled lth headaches for many years i tn una riv mil..!' fi?.- . surJTSt ao not"now Imv'e ."ul .8, X 2!K?iaaB.0V I' I.t5 U.oYoOIyrnlway'ha'vThrn? Dr. Miles' Antl-Paln Pmiut, yuui uruguni. wno wii fluarinii ...., ! jiu iciurn your meniv I 06 doiii. 3S rnnta. .... '...V' I Miles Medical Co., Elkhart THE MARKEd SALEJI MARKET. Judge Wolverton is Home Ti-om Vacation. Judge Charles B. Wolvorton, of tho United States district court, re turned last night from passing a two weeks' vacation nt Banff Hot Springs and othor Drltlsh Columbia points. Tho Judgo was accompanied by Mrs. Wolvorton. Aftor passing a week at Banff thoy wont to Lake Loulso, an hour's ride from tho for mer place, and thon to Vancouver, Victoria and Soattlo, stopping a snort tlmo at oach place. Judgo Wolvorton is much rosted after his outing and is roady for the long wlntor grind of tho federal court. As yet ho has nothing now to an nounce relative to convening a jury for tho trial of ponding criminal cases. Telegram. Local Wholesale Market! Eggs 2-lc cash. Butter 32c;fat, 3Cc. Hens, lOe; young chlckend Local wheat 75c. Oats 3 2 33c. Barloy $20. Flour Hard wheat, $5.00; : $3.85 $4.00. Mill feed Bran, $19.50; $21. Hay Cheat, $100 $12, and $9 $10 por ton; timothy, Jl)l Onions $4.00 por cwt; po8 $1.00 por cwt. Potatoes 90c cwt. IIops Choice, 10011c; pri cholco, 809c; medium to Chlttlm bark Cc. Wool 20c Mohair 29c. Tropical Fruits. Bananas $C. Oranges $!(?( $5. Lomons $6. 000 $6.60. Iletnll Market. Oats Whlto, $28 per ton 90c por bu.; rolled barley, $21 Eggs 25c. Butter Country, 33c, crea 15 c. Flour Valley, $1.10S$HJ sack; hard wheat, $1.350l. Bran C5c por sack; $21 P Hay Timothy, SGc per choat. 70c; clover Coc per shorts, 90095c per cwt. " ' (.AaT WHKX YOU EAT BREAD It It's our baking you eat bread not holes. Just buy ono loaf of Ullom's and notice tho flno and closo grain In comparison with somo of tho bragged about kinds. Tastes better, too, and costs no more per loaf. Why not, then, eat Ullom's bread? CAPITOL BAKERY, P. Ullow, Prop. vtume 60. Livestock. Hogs Fat, 6c. Cattlo 110001200 B 3c. Llghtor steers 3 0 3kc RtncU hoes 54 0 6c. Cows and heifers 900010 22-ic. Lambs 4c. Veal Dressed, 6 07c Tnr(inml Wholesale SUrk iuhn rinh ROc: vaflen 11 iivuv w bluo stem, 82c. Oats Cholco white, $. MUlstuff Bran, $17. Hay timothy, $150117, $13. Vfch J8.50. n,..lf TTona. I'!!0!1 chickens, 14015c; dressed cUj llc higher man '";'lfl. young, 10011c; pigeons. ivi Pork Best, 70&c Lambs Spring, 9Q9HC Mutton 7c. xrntw nholce. per H), tc Wool Valloy, coarse to -.-. ... nrrcon. liv .....,. Ill,.rflllH-4l Curtd M .. i.,.,l.t'rlaln's C1K era and l)larrlioi W'i . Pnni an " I was so weK . diarrhoea that I could scartw a- .t..tiaa when I too Chamberlain's Cole, l" Diarrhoea Remedy J' ureiy ana t " -- .thl)tt medicine for nine days wttW I heartily recommena r as being the best to my W for bowel comp.; . 4 art. of the firm oi Greenville, Als. For Stone's drug store.