Daily capital journal., January 20, 1908, Page 4, Image 4

DAILY CAPITAL JOUKNAL. SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, JASVMXY 20, lOOg.
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An Old Friend in a New Dress
In announcing the conversion of the SALEM STATE
BANK into the National system, under the title of the
United States
National Bank
And the Increasing of Banking Capital to
$ 1 00,000
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LINOLEUM
1 A SANITARY CARPET
Fo wea. ease of cleaning, autistic appearance and sani
tary advantages Linoleum has no equal
LINOLEUM, 6 feet wide, from 5oc upwards
LINOLEUM, 12 feet wide, from 6oc upwards
Just received an elegant stock of novelty patterns, in all
widths and grades Big values for this month
LET US MEASURE YOUR ROOM.
mmmMimm in i i i ' ' i-- n r i i m
Wo wish to thank our cuntomers who have mado it desirable
to do this, and express a hope for a contlnuanco of tho pleasant
relations horetoforo established. Wo assuro thom the samo care-
ful and courteous treatment accorded them In the past.
Doing In condition to tako on and caro for new business we
confidently solicit a share or tho whole of tho bank accounts of new
customers, a thoughtful consideration of your requirements d
assured.
Our Doard of Directors, Flnnnco Committed and officials aro
composed of solid buainoss men of Salem, known for keen bual
new Insight, whoso ripe oxporlonco and cloar Judgment hnvo made
this bank what It Is today, an absolutely safo doposltory.an In
stitution to which you can-Intrust your funds without the slight
es hesitation.
United States National Bank
J. P. ROGERS, President G. W. Ere, Vice Pres.
E. W. HAZARD, Cashier D. W, EYRE, Ass't Cash.
I'iimIhc of lr. Ilmtlnmt.
Dr. 1. I, Rowland on of Ore
Km'a imxit rpfted sad oulsured
eUliH, wnesed te tke great beyond
nnday at 4 so a in. at tlM lalew
kHlUti. after a lingering Maeaa.
Dr. HuwIiukI wm antoag the early
)t0HfH of Oregon and spent bd
mry lite Ih lulk county, wkere he
rewired a eoaunoa arhoul education
After nnlekiag Ih nubile aekool k
worn Ui Virginia, wkr ke gradu
ated freai tke llelhaey college, and
later vim mmtImI. Mr. nnt Mra
Itewktud relHiwed to Oregon la Ulo,
RHd Dr. lUnvland took part la lh
org slant leu. of tk lletkal college, at
)l4ki. Polk county, of wblck twU
Utlou ke m elected president.
Mr (lowland was elected later aa
pertalaadeat of public lastrueUoa.
and aerved wtlk eredk Ut himself
ami k etale. II taea entered Ike
itMdkwi deparlmeat of Willamette
I'olvereitr. where ke graduated with
honors, sad U(t (or It a rope, where
be spent tx year ts the various hos
pitals la study Upoe kU return he
which wan arroinpaiilcd by drnpelial
troiiblct, the combined effects of
which made U Nucmuaiy ttlnxtt a
wak ago to remove him. to the ga
loot hoailtal.
Of tko IwnwdlaU family Dr. How
Und ivo a wife, who baa dooo tr
rythln iHiaalbio to raaar and ktlp
ar RUMbanu in bit ttekttaaa, and a
daucktor, Mra. J. Mmlth, of Sm
Praftelaeo.
Dr. Rowland waa koaorad tkrougk
out tho atata at a ealUid goatla
wan. groaa, frta from aialleo an J
gonorallX lorad by all wko wltk wkotu
ka rauia la eeataat.
A VICTIM
OF HAZING
Mr. and Mra. I P. IClMkall left to
day for Portiam. wkor tkey will k
tk ftiaata of frloada aad ralatlvaa
for a tow daya.
Jokk -"Wkat klad of tea do ou
Ilka bM?" PrhM-lllH (l.-i,,
bat IUkjr Mouaulu Tia
beat" Jok "Wky Hoiiut,..'
Ilortty Moaatala Taa boot in. i:
la "U anaaka (or ttMir John
OREGON
STATE BANK
JeHerson, Oregon
Capital $25,000
Bast facilities known to
JclLifefe banking offered
patrons, Jefferson is a
Reed towc, has good
stows, good mills, a good
bank, and good people.
Come and see as.
Orcgor State Bank
h A. AUPPERLE,
President
&t J. CAMPBELL,
CasJder
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t)naoH stato kwaao aaytaaa. aalar
tW laaoyr, MrUrlda and MoUekaa
rNha. Aflor ri$ la ikk mm
Uy far tear yaara. Dr. Uowlaatl ra
timl (u Ula aoaatry koaaa aa tk AW
HA. wbara ka kaa alar wtada kk
Itome
tin taut biHtM tf UHal wUk mmUmm
ibrt KhNttar of Mm Wo. Hd ow
"g tu kta KMkU &ati Uto,
tkr m a kmb1 braak dowa.
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llroadtra atftot. la tkla rity. Sua.
dajr. JaMtmrr n, tK. K D 8to
t, aaad St jroara, of mbrruioJf.
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yrra ago trout N'abraaka wtib h -
w. wko aurvlvaa klai. aJ Mu.l
n K4mk uarlor and tailor h.w. ....
Owtrt atraat. Owlar to tit kttt. u
ft tor CaNfomta owr -r ....
d. allor aodlaa tko luw, nrar
, im api. witaottt regalulua h
batk. k nx rat to Colorado t.rln.
iHkara ka raai4 until . f, w
noatkaat. wta a rataratd loth.
!.iy. tw waa a taaaaWr aJ tu. ,,n
, tad Modra WoodaMa of ihu
,f. alao a Mteaikar of fka Sal-ui
nrat CkHUaa churrk from Hher..
t faaaral arvu- ,tti w rohdoc:
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;jrr 11. at I aa. aterm.-i.t
v vaw waikiary
(I'ultwl Ireaa Umh1 Wire.)
Ckleaco. J so.-a victim of
basing. Raymond Taylor. 16 yearn of
age, and a pupil of tho liugene Peld
ackool, la dead. Spinal meologltla
waa taa Immediate rauae of death.
Taylor waa kased by two of bit
arboolmataa ten daya ago. attending
school uutll lax Tueaday. Tb young
man was Mlml l the head and feet
and bumped n tho brick paxlng of
tko arhoul ntt It wan not tbouglu
tbat Ta)loi had uuliio.l miy In
jur lo uiiill Thi'm. wbfit mn-
touui of iiiiu' in. iiititjflft Jf.'!.U'il
OltKGO.V STOCK.MU.V
WILL HAVIC.IIKAItlXO.
Tuesday, at 11 a. in., the Oregon
torkmen win have a hearing before
I tho State Kallroad Commission, on
securing a uniform bill of lading fr
all livestock shipments In the state '
They wHl be represented before the
board by C. L. MeN'arr, of this city. '
OWciala of the S. P.. O. It. & X. and
the Northern Paclnc companies will!
attend. Better conditions for the
shippers as well as for the comfort of
the animals Is demanded. I
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OASTOIllA,
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spMY NSAGRA spray
Tv'm:i'!imN ju,t ui rived Kvu barrel tinted nnd stninixd You
km.w wIm m,ii .,,',. i,uhk oi.'i- us nUI before placing jour order
iNfwhi'. A m. fun 'int' of vrw pinup.
CHASE & SKAIFE, The Pump Men. 110 Front Street
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-egwe. M-aa In ike Hty titJsy gting
HUtoaaj for tk bHU proiHMed t
i rgaakMUioa,
iut in Jt.
jvsty acoaraialy daar.lae asyone's
wtk aa sitack of rkanWAUsa,. law-
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tkhJe, rva tU paia. aa nuk
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OUR COAT AND SUIT SALE
It will certainly pay you to attend this sale and purchase
one ot our suits or overcoats. The prices
are so decisive that the actual cost is not con
sidered. The famous
Bishop's
ReadyTailored
Clothes
Regular prices Suits $ 1 0 to $25
Sale prices Suits $6.50 to $1 8
Regular prices Overcoats $10.00 to $27.50
bale prices Overcoats $6.50 to $22.50
Salem Woolen Mill Store
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