Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, February 22, 1908, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text, (. H M .. &- V v -v -v. J VAIL CAPWAL XHTJUTAIV, IMXMM. OUBQOX. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY t 1W. i.w V ae s ; fe DUPLICATE ANCIENT ROMAN LUXURY If tho , offomlnnto luxury With Which tho Itornnn senate surrounded Hnoff presaged" tho birth of tho Rom an empire as sumo hnvo nsiertod, an underground railroad with cars up holstered In velvet connecting the United States capltol with two mar bio palaces, nowly built and nboui to bo opened, ought at leant to furnish food for reflection to tho American people, enyn tho Washington, corre spondent of the Scalllo Times. Tho senate nnd house office build lugs thoy nro called. Tho cont3, 000,000 each. With foundations of granite, wails of marble, roofs of tiles; with butlis and languorous lounging places; with such furnish ings as oven t' Ilomnns woro do Hied, thty ftro r.1'1 rolled offlco build IngS. lit tltcni thiro will bo memo to gratify all thu senses. Ranqiict hnllH reception npnrtmoutH, decorated In carven marble, great fireplaces, mooting rooms so high nnd wldo and Imposing as to suggest cathedral, corridors through which tennis of horses might with chbo bo driven; ovory feature, In fact, will bo as fat' from tho theoretical simplicity of n ropubllu ns tnonoy can mnko It. And In one building there wl'l ho npnrtmontH for every asnntor, and In tho other for ovory member of tho lioiiio, P(rlurcquit Toga forking. Our senators will not wonr th pic turesque toga, but Ilk tho Itouum senators fliey will clap their fat hands, nnd like tho Itornnn pages, our pngos will oomo running. Tho senator who desires lo retire will pass from tho sonnto chamber to tho elovntor, tho prlvuto elevator marked for senators only, and will bo gont ly drop pod Into tho basement, whore ho will tnlto n seat in tho red volvet car tho pngo ban summoned. Tho car wilt roll away through tho (un derground passage, lined with whlto tiling, (o tho basement of tho marble offlco building nnd thoro another elevator will devnto Iholf to tho ex clusive business of hoisting thu senator to his npnrtmMits. And thoro tho sonator will do ns ho ploatoH, for nouo biit tho otcct may enter Into bis presence. Tho magnitude of theso tnnrbln btittiltiiKM may bo appreciated from tho urea they covor. Uach embrac ing mi entire city square. It is nlsd indicated by thu fact that it has taken about live years to build oaoh of them, The reiiato palace, whlto no larger than that of tho house, np. pears to bo receiving tho floor finish as It will lake somo month longer Hut therein sr Inemfwy shrdl shrdl It ut thero Is no sign In either that ejtpenio has been spared. It would bo dlllloult to llud iv plnco anywhere about 4 ham to spend another dollar. And lha walls are oo massive and tho construction done with such euro that they will stand for ages as 4 monument to what thu American congrcs thought of Ittelf at tho be giuulug of tho twentieth century, lleitily in n Few Days. The linuia will enter upon tho en Joytnoht of It palace In a few days, the preparations for the opening of that building being almost com pitted A special committee has nl Mdy srt usldo vurh rooms us are to bo used 'or committee purposes, nnd on January 8 tho mombcru drew lots for -tho remaining rooms. Thero nro -110 rooms In tho house build Ing, In addition to committee rooms, caucus halls, smoking rooms, bath ing section, cafo, pantry, dining rooms, etc., and thoro aro only 396 members of tho lionise, Including tho half members from Porto Rice and tho Philippines, so that thero ought lo bo room for all and no crowding. It la not yet known whether meals, shaving nnd baths aro to bo frco to momborx. HtilHSimjKiMfMIMtMM5 TEA You can have it good ' you want to. Or bad if you don't tak care. Your from returns yar nosey If 70a don't Hk SttillUnr'i Beits w par bin mm REPORTS aiWwnntniM(innn SALMM MAKKJtT. 1mm WMw! MricL Eggs 22 c. Buttor -37 He; butter fat, 87 He. Hens 10c; mixed chickens, 10c. lie. Local wkeat 8Cc. Oats Z6e. Harley 924 09X6. Flour Hard wkeat, 95.00; valley, Hay Cheat, $14. clovor, fl03 12 per ton; timothy, f 13 JIG. Onions 2 e lb. - Hop Old, l'i 2 Mi c; now, 3ft ff7c. Chlttlm bark 4Vi0Dc. KoMtl Market. Oat 4 Go per bu. . "-It; Whout $1.00. Rolled barloy S0. Egfp 25c. Huttor Country, SOc; cream ery, 40c, Flour -Valloy, 91.20 pr sack: linrd wheat, 91.40 091.50. Ilrnn 8G0 per sack; $28.50 per ton; shorts, $1.15 por sack. Hay Tlnotky, 86 9196 iwr ewt; choat, 8O0; clover, 76s per owt ; shorts, $1.15 por Mck. Livestock. Hobs Fat, $6,00. Stock koes $4.00. Cows Top, $2.75; fair, $2 $2.60 Stocrs Tops, $3.50; fair, $2.75 $3.00. Troplcl Fruit. Bananas , Oranges $2,26, Lemons. $3.60 P 4.50. Veal DrsHHl, l7e. fortUMl Market. Wheat Club, 82o; vajley, 82cj ouio sum, sc, Mlllstuff-nran, $24. Hay Timothy, valley, $17$18 Alfalfa, $13T$13. Vetch $14. Poultry Hens, 1211 He? duck HfNGcj pigeous, old, $1 per dot. SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. Time Card No. 63 Effective Sandfly DeccralH 20th, 12.01. A, M. Toward Portland Passenger. No. 1C. 6:53 A. M. Oregon Express No. 18,-8:40 A. M. Cottflgo OroT,e Passenger. No. 12.-2:45 P. M. Roseburg Pas senger. No. 14. 9:18 P. M. Portland Ex press. Towanl Portlana Freight. No. 2225:00 P. M. Portland Fast Frolght. No. 22010:40 a. m way frolght arrives. No. 22011:28 a. m way frelghtt tloparlo. Toward San Francisco Passenger. No. 11. 11.03 A. M. Roscburg Pas sengor. No. 17.-6:46 P. M. Cottage Oroye P&ssongor. No. 15.-9:68 P. M. California Ex- press. No. 13.-2:01 A. Itf. San Francisco Express. Toward San Francisco Freight. No. 221. 2:43 A. M. Portland FaBt Frolght No. 22511:28 A. M. Wny-Frolght Elks' Purple Minstrels. The local lodge of Elks have com pleted all arrangements for a mon ster minstrel jublleo to be given at tho Grand opera houso early In Mnreh. Thoy have secured a com plete scenic and costume equipment from tho cast and also two profes sional men to stage and direct the performances. This engagement will bo tho most ambitious attempt over madb by the antlored brothren here and will bo rsplcte with surprises and special features. Preparation for tho event nro boing mado tmd n rogular first clow mlrtRtrol show wIM be produced which will contain nil tho earmarks of n professional pre sentation. A grand minstrel parade will bo given fully costumed and 60 of tho hnndsomost Elks In town will proudly march through the principal streets of tho city, with banners fly ing and band playing. Nothing that money or brains can do will bo over looked .to mnko this a great financial I social and artistic buccobs. The prollmlnarios, assignment of parts, otc, will be arranged at n meeting of tho Elks Snndny after noon In their hall, o etmtiigitiiji.nf tmtmiett THE CLASSIH Wfrtt.HfHltHHtfjl TIMK TAlibK R. -. AY. I PJO-i WfN is Well as m At Ibfe Wmto ky Kktay m4 Mta TriHlk Ktdncv trouble iues uikiii tin mitut. iilieaun.Kft.ftnd lewciumnbtUoii. besuly, iuur aim uoectiiu llcts txKu diiupjvar when the kidneys ma out of order or Ui Kidt.4- trouble lu tvffomo so ptvvslcitt that it 1 mt uueum ton for a child lo Iw totu oftltctctl uitli Meak kidney, lflho chlldut(nAtMloooftn.iftbeuruotfnbU the Hclt,ir if. when the child twoliMau ago when it UovUl lc side to control tho w-jr x. Imbin It U vet Mttitcted Mlth bcil-vict. llUKltlqiHlupouU.tkeo.UMifthediKi culiy U kidney ttoublc, and th tint cj hould b tew arvl the treatment of hvic unpoitaul orgsus. This uiiiktMHt trouble i dwa Uvltw'iMl comiiUoH of Ike kidneys nnd bUddcr aiul not la a vbtt a iuol jKopla upu. WoHleu m veil a Mru uic made tulKr bk villi kultwv and UUdUer trouble, tout both need tm mhi VK-.1 tomdy. Ttt Miild ami Ike IWrutxUatc cllcct of JwwKtfK ts mmu) riltU It u sold ty urugguu, la tiltv rHt atnl oue-uulUr Neglected Colds Threatens Iilfe, (From tho Chicago Tribune.) " 'Don't trlrto with u coM.' la good advlco for prudent mon and women. It may bo vital in tho caio of it child. Proper food, good ventllaUon, and dry, warm clothing aro the proper safeguard against colds, if they aro maintained through tho change Hblo weather of autumn, winter and I'rtnK. tho ehanres of a surpriso from ordinary colds will bo ullght, nut tho ordinary light colda will become bovwq If neglected, and a well cs tabllahed rlpo cold Is to tho gorron of diphtheria what honey U to tho hoc. Tlio grealofct unnco to child Htu at this season of the year la tho neglected cold." WhvtUw It U a child or adult, tho cold alight or se vere, tho very best treatment that can bo adoptett Is to give Chamber laln'a Cough Remedy. t M(o and mire. Tho grt ionuiaiJty and lm wensa sale of this preparation has hoou attnlntsl by 1U remarkable ourtvi of this ailment. A cold never result In pneumonia when It U jglv en. For sal nt l)r. Btouo'a drug store. 1 o CORVAiiWS & KABTKRN R. Tmlai from uid to Vnqiitnn. No. 1 Arrives at Corvnllla . . . .11:00 a. m. Arrive, nt Albany 5:65 p.m. Loaves Yaqulna 0:45 n. nt. Arrlvoa at Albany 11:58 a.m. No. 2 Le.avo. Albany 12:36 p.m. Arrlvos nt Yaqulna .... 0:15p.m. Trains to and from Detroit. Leavon Corvnllls 1:40 p.m. N. 3 Loaves Albany 7:30a.m. A. 1L 0:00, o7:05, 8:05, 10,05. No. 4 Lcaes Dotrolt 1:00 P.m. follows, commencing Jan, 10, 1908 Tralnn for Corvnllls. No. 8 Loaves Albany 7:65 a.m. Arrives at Corvnllls ....8:36a.m. No. 10. Lvnvoa Albany 3:65 p.m. Arrlvos at Corvallls ... 4:36p.m. No. 0 Leavos Albany 7:46 p.m. Arrlvoa at 'Corvallls .... 8:25 p.m. Trains fur Albany, No. 5 Loaves Corvnllls 6:30 a.m. Arrlvo at Albany 7:10 a.m. No. 9 Lenvoa Corvallls 2:16 p.m. Arrlvos at Albany 2:65 p.m. No. 7 Lenvoa drvnll! 6:00 p.m. Arrives nt Albany 6:40 p.m. No. 11 (Sunday only) - Leaves Corvnllln litis a. m. Arrlvoa at Albany 11: 58 a.m. No. 12 (Sunday only) Leaves Albany 12:35 p.m. Arrive a; Corvallls .... 1:18p.m. For further Information apply to VM. McMURRAY, Geu, Pasn. Agt., Portland, Oregon. Jno. M, Scott, Asst, O, P. A. Nelgbborbowl Favorite. Mrs. E. D. Charles, of Harbor, Mo., speaking of Electric Dtttors, saym "It Is n neighborhood fnvorllo hero with us." It dosorvofl to bu a favor ite ovorywbore. It glvon quick relief In dypcpsln, liver complaint, kldnci dornngement, malnutrition, nervous no!fl, weaUnoiHi and gonornl debility. It action on tho blood, ns n thorough purifier makes It especially useful as a sirlng medicine. This grand alter atlvo tonic Is sold under guarantee nt J. O. Perry's drug store; 60c. Hint it 1 n n 1 1 1 m 1 11 mi The WhRe House Restaurant 4 For n Regular 25c Dinner at 20c They can't lm lcat McGircln-ist & Son Proprietors. llHIHMMHIIlllHimi FOS SAUt Pcnch Seed for Sale. Vfa will have a carload of California seedling peach, seed for solo nt Salem, and would contract with purchasers to grow ns prunes and peaches for fall delivery, 1909. For Informa tion address Chlco Nursery Co., Chlco, California. 1-27-tf For Bale Ono maro, weighs 1400 pounds. Will sell or trado for 1200-pound horse. Phono 74 or call at Salem Truck & Dray Co't offlco. 2-13-lm For Sale A 5-acro track, 2 miles south of Salem, on Liberty rood. Good G-room Iioubo, well nnd ont bulldlngB. See H. C. KopnBko, Routo No. 3. 2-17-lwk For Snle 184 acres, 100 under cul tivation, 20 acres in hops, balance in pnsturo; tho best of prairie black loam soil. Prico $G6 per acre. Latham Land Company. 2-15-tf. ItHtiOW BUSCKLLANEoi! Taken Up UtovramattT" nesB on. Enquire at mi For Sole Stock hogs. Address W. II. Egnn, Gcrvnln, Ore., Rout5 2, or phono Farmers' 30. 2-18-Ct For Hole Good stock ranchoH for snlo at prices, with somo tlinbor aud dairy rcnsonnblo or without stock, Can nlfo locate good government homesteads. L. F. aolu, Wnldport, Or. 2-19-1 m WiMxt For Stih- Old flr dry nnd in excellent condition, delivery on short notlco. Room 18, Ludd & Hush, building. Phono 451. Ixulu O. Strlngnr. 2-20-lw. t sjsjlf sjJls)i)Sjm 8M OtOURT STHKKT. Call and try Um. NmUi 16c. Board por week 13.76. f alio furnished vcobis very reasonable. AT THM Salem Restaurant MEALS 15c i tn sjsjsjsjan For Sale Four-room Iioubo nnd threo lota In Euglcwool; two rooms hard flnahed. Good barn woodshed, chicken house, etc. Also light 2-horso wagon. Apply 1321 North 10th St. 2-21-3t. mum m mint imn-f jj ELITE HOTEL Restaurant and hotol, on ! ! European plan. Meals at all ; ; hours on short order. Rogular ; ; dinner 25 cents. Thirty now ', '. y finished furnished rooms. ! ! K. EOKERLtN, lrop. ; ; 148 Commercial St, 4HIIHHMIIIIIMIII11IH 4kottlx. Youuwv m t. wiwplc ImxI) m nwa free. ahM a Bmmiiim4. pwbkt lclttH all about SwatoivRoot, MHNtMilHtf wm of ikelkouMmfeol tcMt HMMtMd Mter rtc ied fva w.Kctr mifl. iHiitiMv Dr Ki.ttm & C JM)kwkmf N. Y. U wte and tutntiou Hk iir Dm'i k My wUuVe, jtot rwHdlser tk jMHe. SftHtKoot, Ar, KUww HrswpKoot. ad tke ad mt iuwQit N. W m cvwy Notice, Notlco Is hereby given to all par ties holding whool bonds Noa, 1, ?, 3. 4, 6, 8. 7. 8, and 10. of school district No. 4, of Ikmglaa county, State of Oregou, to present tho uum at thu baftklag kouso or tho New York Trust Company, 6 Uroad wtt New York City. N. Y., toi ivayment, at Interest will cao thero oa after tko rt day of Marcfe, 1908 uatd at Uoieburg, Oregon, tkU 3tt day of January, 1903. J. K. 8ATBU8. County Treamrer or IKmglaa County, un?KQa. lJMtuo OREGON ELECTRIC RAILWAY COMPANY CASTOR I A Ik td Yw Hmu iluk si jltgintor- of TIMK OAHD Hrftottvo Saturday. Fob. 16, 190S. TttvliiK Kalviu Dully, No. 3 for Portland and Intermediate tatlons 8:00 n. nj. No. 4 for Portland nnd Intermediate Nations u:00 a. m. No. 6 for Portlnud and Intermediate ttlona 2:oo p. m., No. 8 for Portland and lulermeaiato statlouji 5:00 p. m. Arriving KmIcim Dally, No. 1 from Portland and Intermediate UUotw 10:40 a, tu. No. 3 from Portland and Intermediate tatl 1:40 p. m. No. 5 from Portland nnd Intermediate tatloas 4:40 p. m. No. 7 from Portland and Intermedial "atloa 7:40 p. w. Hotel St Philip Fourth and Fifth and Rnrnsidr StrovU, Portland, Oregon. New fireproof European Hotel Steam heat. Modern conveniences Rate 11.00 per day and up. Untoa depot car will land you at tho door H. PIERCe, Prop. For Kale Young milch cow; prlco 110. Enquire 1019 Mnrkct St.; one-hair block east of N. Salem school. 2-21-3t For Side Ono ton-ncro hop yard, six acreH of farming land, with houso and outbuildings; ono 5 aero tract of loganberries garden and orchard with houso and out buildings; ono lCncro hop yard with houso and ham, to bo rent ed all or separate. Located ono mllo north of Wnuconda, on olec trie lino. Enqulro of E. M. Mns sey. 444 N. Winter St.. Snlom, or A. N. Nuson. Gervals, or phono Farm 59 or II. V. Rgnn, Gorvnls. Phono Farmers 3G. 220tf lor Sale--Goad fresh cow, also threo Angora goats Phono 1372. T. H. niundell, Mornlngsldc. 2-20-3t Rokmc River Orclmrd Clean. Proflt-hpnrf., , ,, . mviai river bottom buildings. Soil enllro visions. Good roads B-Hiuiun Bcupol. Goo Ben A. Lowell, Wood gon. Will Call and PnyCaslv cnat off clothln, broke and Jewelry. Wo cleanl High, grado work. Pi SIgourney, 483 State. .inm. iik'hcu a new wagon shop and and h ing, near lGth and Mai EnglowoOd addition, SaH ..uu aunuilUU. All WOrl teed. E. N. Thomas. A- V ""I o i-arty who boi Snell blcyclo from The offlco about two weeks return snmo, as tho owl It. logct Lumber and Fuel bor .Bhlnglea, building wood and coal. Low prompt deliveries. Ono of S. P. passoogtr depol 198. Ilutta Wenderoth Flc uquora ana cigars. WJ tho celebrated Kcllog gal whlsklos. Cool and rofrcsl constantly oi- draught) Commercial street. Enluriced Our moat market on street has been doubled In wo nro bettor prepared tka sorvo customers. Prompt te tho best of meats our mol or phono 199. D. E. Edwoj RLTTERXUT DltKA It Is worth moro than iruun joi uio price is nl For salo at your grocers'. CALIFORNIA DAKI Thomas & Coolcy, Pi IX)I)GIC8. DRAYMEN. Cuinnuu) UroM. Transfer CMtipuy -All kinds of transfer work done Furniture and pianos boxed read) for shipment. Prompt sorvlco It our motto, Stand and offlco at 253 South Commercial street Phone 210. Residence Phone 968. Baraelfs Restaurant and Lunch Counter In Rush bank block remodeled nnd flrt-clan service. Meals aud lunohoa In best stylos. Udlea and family trade solicited. Raggago and Kipre) R. N. Wlilto. general delivery to any pnrt of tho city on short notlco. Stand In front of Harnett's restaurant, Com ttwclal street. Phono 396. Resi dence phonti 690. 2-14-tf For Snlo Good six-room uous, kirgo lot. city and woll water, near oar lino, fruit treoa and somo sma'l fruit. Will also soil household gooda. Huqulro nt 591 South 25tn street. Phono CSS. 2-19-3t ;arpcntera Union o. It Union No. 10G5 of CarpeJ joircra of America mo Saturday ovonlng at 7:3C Hearst ball, 420 State S Donnls, Roc. Sec Foresters of Aiiuiirn Coo wood Foresters, No IS Saturday night In Ho Stnto street Waldo Mlll J. C. Perry, flnanclnl j1 Central Lodge No. 18, K.j Caatlo Hall In Holman bit nor State and Liberty Tuesday of each week all in. Oscar Johnson, C Anderson, K. of R. acd Modern Woodmen of Atwrll gon Cedar Camp No. 5SK overy Thursdjy ereBlai o'clock In Holman hall. Hill. V. C: F. A Turoi Woodmen of World Meet day night at 7:30, In Holi O. L. Darling. C C P ir, Clerk. &&& O C. T. Co Stemer Pomona isjfe 0ala leavo for Portland Msaiay. Wcu- day tad Friday at to a. m. anil Tuesday, Tkurdty and Saturday at 8 a. M. For Corvallta. TuJitv Thursday a&d Saturday about p . m. i tiaidvia, agent, 0ev and dock t foot of Tr4a atr-xt. Salem Fence Works Headquarters for Woven Wire Fencing. Netting, Pickets, Gates, Malthoia Rooting, P. & R. Ready Rooting AJ1 at lowest prices. CHAS. D. MULLIGAN Successor WAITRR MORI.KY, 1MO Court SI. Salem, Or. For Sale Twelve Whlto Plymouth Rock pullets, from prUe-wlnnlng stock. Phone Main 742. 2-l9-lwk M. ILiUlWIX, Ae. ' Huie Wing Sang Co. Wo must srll all gwnK Wo mut mow out cui the SUt. Only thu wk left. SU at 20 per c.nt, 30 per mil of cot aad half price. All GOODS MUST GO 348 Court sir8 SA,e. Oregoa lLUHitiiim. Theo, M. Rarr plumbln, hot watr and steam heating ana timing 164 Commercial street Phone Main 192. 9-1-lyi M. J. lvtzel Plumbing, steam and gas fitting. Successor to Knox I Murphy, 226 Commercial street 'Prone Mala 17. 'YAXD KKEI) STABLES Uivrjr and Fwxl Stablca Old Post offlee Stablw, at 254 Ferry strt. between Commercial and Froat tt. Telephone 188. Sobs ol the finest llrerlcs in tho city can bo found hero. Dlk Westacott proprietor. lO-l-lrr Llaooln Annuity Union.' dent and pension loiarta 000,000 pledgrd; every Good agents wanted. Mongomery, supreme c( Dox432 Salem. Oregon. Ryan, secretary, 646 SUM MMIOMfWMMMHatMnjWa " WANTK1). WitntiHl Olrl to Jo h'i A. Daker, 280 Nrh ! Phono 626 Wantikl A man .'! wauta a Job of any kUdi respectable: sobr and tt wnrlr KnnuIrO uf B Journal office SASH AND IKKlIt FAC Frank M. Rrovrn. MannUM u.ti Annra nimlldlnMi. I of houso finish sad kw' work. Front strwt, bt and Court. Make all at Us oc. IMIOFRSSIOXAL. I I UM.fc.. . M ! to 1 -... . . - . mi, . i. fphyalclan an! surgeon. Telephone 397 Mala Office, 546 Suto strwt, oppott court house, Saleaa, Or, HealdeaM Pkoa sis y4la 8,ls. lm HOlXISTth a Jtocky lUwiain Tea tj n.i . VlA 4si l &si. yiM- ...fi A wlflo tor C'IJVSl mol. iu.f MiUta. uf-l ?I 2,rl and Ud.M iuw -j let tortu. cci w - - uVi-ja. GLGJ:ii JJ u z-: nw l.?iLiiil hZVJJZlVi uux-v r-rrr MtkwMU rttJ.ite. SlliTiST5I ti