Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, March 04, 1908, Image 7

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Daily capital journal., March 04, 1908, Page 7, Image 7

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (March 4, 1908)

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (4.2 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextVfVW l4TWW" ' DAILY OAMTAI, JOURNAL. SALMI, ORMQQN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, IMS. ft mutt w ZONE (AfcCE 7i rt iitort ctt represent l&rfTomM Zone Furr. tM, imoke and dusi gcaoatal and durable. L. FRASER m 6TATE STREET. fnrntihed on heating . r d h Stone's Drug Store fftjb drug store in Oregon. PMe m ...M i -i - mu wuc uwes 11, ' itOCk: Its nhMrn. 1 1 ihow cases are loaded v.owifines, uotlons, toilet VlSti and Ilmtnra nil J1 JWnal purposes. Dr. "iwjuUr graduate in n,,ti M bid many years of , f a Practice. Consul- "tlrte. Preserlntlni.. rMf regular prices for wNoaecanbefoundat , StlOm. Or fr 1 MtllS at night. CQRH t'1 ,mPved Mash ' rPI v. tk tteW,B ovor "JWKIaoQrHB V tlUU) Poultry ratelng &CO. Phone 133. ' tl issra iSSLS.Nflab SfeSassasRi 4T5 . t afhromo Quinitm Bromo Quinlno Mr. I CANDIDATES CARDS (Card9 of county candidates ft, CardB-for district and Btato candi dates $10). For Representative. I hereby announco myself as a can dldato for tho Republican nomina tion for representative at tho pri maries, April 17. IF NOMINATED AND ELECTED I SHALL ALWAYS VOTE FOR THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR. HAL D. PATTON. I hereby announco mysolf as a candidate for nomination at tho Re publican prlmarlos for county su perintendent of schools. WALTER M. SMITH. I hereby announco myself as n candidate for nomination at tho Re publican prlmarlos for commission er. B. E. ROBERTSON, Turner, Oregon. 1 t I deslfo to placo my nnmo boron) tho Republican primaries for a ro- nomination for County rccordor. D. 0. DRAOER. I wish to announco to my friends that I am a cnndldato for county treasurer, subject to tho Republican primaries. JOSEPH O. MOORE. I hereby announco mysolf a cnndl dato for county commissioner on tho Republican ticket. O. B. HOYT, Jefferson, Oro. I am a candidates for offlco of county Judgo, cubject to tho Repub lican primaries, on tho platform of n Bquaro'deal 4o alt.- m, . W. W. HALL. At tho request of many Ropubll cano I havo decided to become a can dldato for tho nomination for county judge, subject to tho Republican pri mary olectlon. , WILLIAM BUSHEY For Anacseor. I horoby announco my candidacy In tho Republican primaries for as sessor of Marlon county; pledging just and equal taxation. F. J. RIQE. For County Judge of Marlon coun ty, M. L. Jones. Ills platform will be a square deal and fair treatment for evory ono; good ronds, no waste of public money, etc. For County Superintendent. I hereby announco myself as a can- ''''"''''''''""'''"''''''WWBIWI B H 'k r jdldate for County Superintendent of "Cathy Poultry 8ohool3 for Marlon county, at tho Republican prlmnrles, April 17. A. C. BAKER, ' Tumor, Or. For Reprebewtatlve. Tho undersigned is a candidate for representative at the Direct Pri maries, April 17. If elected Will fn Yor business administration and vote for the people's choice for United States senator. HENRY J. MILLER, Aurora, Or. Salem Fence Works Headquarters for "Woven Wire Feaclag. .Netting, tickets. Gates, Maithold Roofing, P. 8c B. Ready Roofing All at lowest prices. CHAS. D. MULUf AN Successor WALTER MORLEY. 230 Court St. Salem, Or. SALEM WATER COMPANY OFFICK CIT1 HALL. For water iwrrlc apply at oc Bills payable moatkly la adraae CHICHESTER'S PILLS nil Wm mill ('hlM- 9tmmmtmr, im in ftt4 Utl CaM K4UHLA -.. JJ Wt feta KJU-. ' Mi Ham KIU. kik W MKAMft rfl-Ufctl AUM nuwrAui T HOARD OP TRADE WORK IS PUSHED Four Hands Employed JH Sending Out Llteraturu HBtl Answering ChILm. During the past week four people have been busy most of tho time at the Salem board of trade rooms fold ing, addressing and mailing litera ture to thousands of eastern corre spondents, and preparing similar mattor for tho campaign to be In augurated by tho Salem school chil dren, through tho organized effort of the teachers, aided by City Super intendent PowerB. This work la now in full swing, and tho school children and tholr parents are by this time busily engaged In placing tho Salem literaturo nraong their friends In all pnrts of tho cash Somo of tho soliciting committees who nro at work on tho $15,000 Southern Pacific R. R. Time Card Time Curd No. 62 Effcctivo Sand December 20th, 12.01 A. M. Toward Portland Passenger. No. 1C. 5:53 A. ty. Oregon Express No. 18. 8:40 A. M. Cottage Grove Passongor. No. 12. 2:45 P. M. Roseburg Pas senger. No. 14.-0:13 P. M. Tortland Ex press. Toward Portland Freight. No. 222 5:00 P. M. Portland Fast Freight. No. 22C 10:40 a. m way frolght arrives. No. 220 11:28 a. m way frolght departs. Toward San Francisco Passenger. No. 11. 11.03 A. M. Roseburg Pas songor. No. 17. G:45 P. M. Cottago Qravo Passongor. No. 15. 9:5G P. M. California Ex-' press. No. 13. 2:01 A. M. San Francisco Express. Toward San Francisco Freight. No. 221. 2:43 A. M. Portland Fast Freight No. 22511:28 A. M. Way-Freight TIME TABLE CORVAJiLIS A EASTERN It. R. Trains from and, to YnqhIha. No. 1 Arrives at Corvallls ...,11:00 a.m. Arrive, at Albany 5:65 p.m. Loaves -Yaqutna 0:45 a. m. Arrives at Albany . . . , ,11:58 a. m. No. 2 - Coavo- Albany 12:35 p. m Arrives at Yaqutna .... 6:16 p. m. Trains to ami from Detroit. Leavoa Curvidlls ...... 1:40p.m. Ns. 3 Loavos Albany 7:30 a.m. A. M. C:00, a705, 8:05, 10j05, ro. i - ., , Leaves Detroit 1:00 p.'niu follows, commencing Jan. 16, 1908 Trains for Corvallls. No. 8 Leaves Albany ..,.... 7:55 a.m. Arrives at Corvallls ....8:35a.m. No. 10. Leaves Albany 3:55 p.m. Arrlvoa at Corvallls ... 4:35p.m. No. 6 Leaves Albany 7;45p. m. Arrives at Corvallls . . . . 8:25 p. m. Trains for Albany, No. 5 Leaves Corvallls 6:30 a.m. Arrives at Albany 7:10 a.m. No. 9 Lcavca Corvallls , 2:15p.m. Arilveu at Albany ..... 2:65p.m. No. 7 Leaves Oirvallla 6:00 p.m. Arrives at Albany 6:40 p.m. No, 11 (Sunday only) Leaves CorvaUlu 1 1 : 15 a, m. Arrives at Albany 11:58 a.m. No. 12 (Sunday only) - Leavoa Albany 12:35 p.m. Arrives at Corvallls .... 1:18 p. m. For further Information apply to WM. McMURRAY, Gen. Pass. Agt., Portland, Oregon. Jno. M. Scott, Asst. O. P. A. 0reg Electric Railway Company TIME CARD Effective Saturday. Feb. 15, 1908. Leaving Balem Daily. No. 2 for Portland and intermediate 'u stations 8:00 a. m.. No. 4 for Portland and intermediate stations 11:00 a. m. No. 6 for Portland and Intermediate j stations 2:00 p. m No. 8 for Portland and intermediate stations 5:00 p. m. Arriving Salem Bally, No. 1 from Portland and intermediate stations 10:40 a. m. No. 3 from Portland and intermediate stations 1:40 p. m. No. 5 from Portland and Intermediate stations ....4:40 p m. No. 7 from Portland and Intermediate station ...,. ,.....7:4 p. w. fund havo also been busy and doing prosperity sack, and a Nickelodeon good work. Tho secretary has com- jsyndlcato camo along and bought out pleted tho now list and the work of .tho leaso nndernonth his contract, collecting begins today. After giv- and put him and his splendid troupe Ing tho matter full consideration thu or tho streets. He had played night exocullvo committee has authorized '. v thraush Htm hn nnrm f tha a dlscofltit of 5 por cont on nil sub scriptions paid a year In advance any tlraej during this month. This step 1b adopted In order to fncllltato tho work of tho officers and give tho prompt payers the benefit of their caah.j. SeyoraMmportant matters nro un dor discussion by tho board of trade which will bo for the boneflt of the city. Ono of the most promising of these Is thb forthcoming session of tho State Bankers association. An offort will bo mado to bring the samo to Salem, and tho Salem bankers will, no doubt, heartily co-oporato in this movomont, Steps nro also belug taken o further shnpo Up tho Third Annual' Cherry fair, which is to be hold- hero this summer under 'tho ausplcoo' of tho board of trade Stops aro also being taken to assist In tho mattor of having a magnifi cent float In tho Roso Show at Port land this Bummer. Through tho offorts of Secretary Ho for, tho S. P. company has sup plied 10,000 special foldbrs for Sa eom, giving dotntled Information concornlng tho colonist rates dur ing March and April. Theso havo boon supplied 'to all business houses and offices ,for Inclosuros In eastern correspondence Tho mattor In this folder has boon especially proparod for Salem, and Indicates, "Colonists Rates to Salem, Oregon, dally dur ing March and April, 1908." Any Individuals who havo not rocolved theso circulars and who can make uso of some, nro Invited to cnll at tho board of trado ofllco and got what they want. Evory lottor that goe3 out of Salem to tho East during tho next six jvooks should contain ono of theso llttlo folders. In fact, much other good literaturo, which Is sup plied frco by tho board of trado, should bo mailed out regularly by our pcoplo to eastern correspondents, All persons nro Invited to make uso of thoso prlvllegos. o Rnro SulcJdo ns Prosldont Roosovolt calls it Is nol nearly the monaco to Incrcaao In pop ulatlon Hint deaths among. InfantJ nro. And olght out of ton of these deaths aro dlroctly or Indirectly causad by bowel 'troubles. McQoo's Baby Elixir euros dlarrhooa, d.rson tary, sour stomach and all -Infant ailments of this nnturo. Just tho thing for toothing babies. Prlqe 25 and 60 cents. Sold by all dealers. o HARRY a. van's ; CONFESSION Tells How the Illjou Stork Company Hit tlui Roekx mid Hot Cold Fivt The Horwo Editor Makes Merry of Him. Harry A. Van, bottor known ad Marquis do Moret of all stook com pany managers on the const, was In the city yesterday, and ownod up to the horso editor of Tho Capital Jour nal to havo blown In $800 tho last wook or two that ho was on tho road with the BIJou Cheater troupe. It Is tho "By-Joe," tho "Clood-Bye-Joo" company by this time, for whether one Is superstitious or not. tho hard- oat kind of -adamantine hard luok followed his 'venture. Whon he mado up his company of 20 people, nil starts and artists of course, even if some of hem did not carry a car load of trunks, he got a contract at the Kllnger Grand, and It was ropre sontud to him as having a Beating capacity of 1200 and stand room for 600 moro, whop It would barely soat 300. But he didn't mind that nnd put on ono hair-lifting molodrama nftnr another, nnd It must bo ad mitted he caught tho theater-going 'public in great shape, and had th 'capital City dramatic world follow ing at his heels ut ten cents per. re served seats two-bits. But here bad luck struok its talons deep Into bl r&ll$k Our 5-1 yvars' record of stomachV cures in II t ' ..M.V.. tllllt BITTERS ,i. itittn,- Is the best moJIolne to euro Poor Appetite, Kirk Hracloclu, Indigetlou, l)yxftni, CoDtlreaeM, 'J3mmWkmmmTiM panic and mot all bills, bill posters Included, for six weeks, and was sail ing Into a glorious calm and pence ful sea of theatrical success, where ho could see himself ranking aip with, the Frohmatia and "Bolascos, when, hi nn evil mo'mont lio chartered tho Grand operai house for a wook. Tho first two nights "Plnaroro" was put on with homo talent, and his. house looked like tho widely 'separated twinkling stars tin a moonlit night chair occupied mainly with comps. Next night ho gracefully gavo way to Tom Richardson and Prof Hawley and cheerfully paid his artists, Thurs day the Elks who were hla particular long Biilt, as ho Is one of thorn, all packed up and wont to Portland with their wives or without thorn, and all poor Harry Van had left was Friday and Saturday nights,, with a big dis contented pay roll, By this tlnio ho hud hit tho bottom of his bank ac count, nd If Col. Olmsted and Frank Tnlklngton had not bought tfekots by tho hundred until they wero black In tho faco, and gavo them to tholr hired hands and frlondB apd thus filled tho houso when tho weather was bad and tho financial skies wero filled with mud and it ralnod doad dogs and stacks of black cats on tho head of poor old Harry. So Harry got out of town with his rebellious troupo of porformord. whom ho had only boon nblo to hold togothor with lariats and by kooplng tholr bnggago chcckB tightly locked In his grip. But ho pnld ovory bill In tho Capital City, and whon ho landed In Independence for a ono night stand ho ran slap-bang into a convention of -tho Knights of Pythlns, and Manager Mooro oponcd his heart and gavo tho key of his nofo to Harry and told him to holp hlmsolf, and it didn't toko very much to shovo his company along to Dallas, and thoro ho struck a double doso of RobokaliB and a nkatlng rink com bination, with free moving picture show thrown In and It wno all up with Harry. Ho throw up his hands. Ho could nbdlcato for a boostor meeting. Ho could got out of tho way for "Pinafore," but whon it camo to bucking tho Roboknhs and the skating rink nnd tho Passion Play all at onco, ho mado up his mind 'that his thontrlcnl career was ondod and took o tho deep bluo woods. Ho Bald, call mo peok-n-boo Van, whlstlo to mo as you would to your pot eolllo and I'll como with my tall bo twoen my legs, but don't call mo tho Frohman of tho Wlllamotto valloy circuit. Dick Mndluon and tho Dalian hotol pooplo gnvo him tho freedom of tho city, saw that all tho bllli wero squared, and tho Harry Van Stook company disbanded. Harry disbanded hlmsolf, rubbed tho charcoal, paint and faco grearfo oft his noblo countonanco nnd again nppoara In tho form of a neatly drossod knight of tho grip, travel ling for a Portland mlnornl water houso In tho dry counties of th!w,u mak0 yu 'WW ato. His lending lady, nn actress ' 8ontl V nnmo and addreBs to of unusual merit and who captured nnd wo w,n at onco 8ond 'ou by tho hearts of hundreds of Salem peo-!ma,l a amplo package froo. Addrea plo and any numbor of men wore p- A. Stuart Co., 160 Stuart UUg, roady to follow hor out of town but Mr.rsha.ll, Mich. tor tno raot tnat nor husband It) a stalwart orchestra director nt Port land will, to got our breath boforo this Bentonoe Is too long, she has doffed hor wig of yellow ourls, and gono onto the Lyrlo stago at Port land His loading man Mortimer hnn,Sat,lrJ'. March 7, 1808. had all kinds of positions offored p of it all Harry has him, and on top souared k all with his wife and nromlsftri nnvnr tn do It nifnln. If hla friends will forgive him he pays ho will try to load a sober and vlttu oub life hereafter, o New CorjM,ntIon. Kldwood Creamery Cempany: principal offlce. Tillamook City, Or.; capital stook, $1000; Incorporators, Vincent Jacob, Frank D Bostor and Joe Donaldson. Woodburn Canning Association; prlnolpal office, Woodburn, Or.; cap ital stock, $15,000; Incorporators, Hqnry J. Altnow, f. A. Robert,, Oeo. Ferneding, J. O. Young and J C. Wageman. Caldwell Sheep Company, Lltn- 1 1 ted; prlnolpal office, Ontario, Ore 80U; capital Btock, $24,000: luoor- poratorr, J. e. uosgrm. u. ii. lirown and O. D. Snell, Jr. Iarson Timber Cempany: princi pal ortice. North Bend, Oregon; cap ital stock, $6000; in corporators, P. O. Larson. Henry Hoeok and H. D. J. Hoock. Aerie No. 628 of Fraternal Ordur of Eagles; principal office, Marsh Held, Orfegoa; Incorporators, James Hlbbard and C O. rst HUNGRY ASA BEAR AND CANT EAT If, When Mealtime Comic, Yoh 8f- for From h Yos-Not Kind 1 Hunger, You're a Dyspeptic. How to Vhvo Alt Stomach TrowMX A good many pooplo got rin4 whon you tell thorn thoy'Vo got dy popsln, but way down deep In their BtomncliB thoy know thr-y'vo got It, "I'd lovo to cat It, butt can't," Is ono kind of dyspopsla. "I hato to think of It," in another kind. Thoro nro thousands of poopt today who hato tholr meals nnd lovn thorn at tho samo time. Thoy have not that Duo empty-hungry foollHtf that goes with ovory good, straw, healthy stomach. That's becatttf thoy huvo dyBpopala. And then thor aro othora whoso mouths don't water nt meal itlmcs or any othor time, Thoy sit nt tho tablo and go through tho motions, only bocauso It Is tlm to ont. Those people, too, aro dy poptlcs. Evory posilblo kind of Btomack troublo can bo cured by taking soma thing which will fuot tako right hok of all tho food In yonir stomach an4 dlgOBt It nlono without tho holp of tho ntoninch, nnd lot tho stonuok tnko a rest. Stuart's Dyspopsla Tablots do tkli vory thing. Thoy aro composod f tho boat dlgestlvo known to sclenc and nro absolutely uafo. One Ingre dient nlono of ono of thoso tablet will dlgoat 3000 grains of food,! Thoso tablots do exactly tho work that a good, strong, hoalthy stomach doo9 Stuart's Dyspopsla Tablots euro all cases of dyspepsia, Indigestion, burn Ing or Irritation, loss of appettta, bloat, brnali, bolchlnit, nvorslon la food, formentntlou and gas on tU stomach, Stuart'i Dyspopsla Tnbletu will make you fool "good" beforo nnd af ter each moal, and mako your Blon ach strong and healthy ngain. They TEACHERS INSTITUTE HELD AT WOOIMIUIIX i Arrangomonts havo been made to hold n local oachera' Instltuto In the Woodburn school building on Tn0 following program begins at 10 o'clock In tho merning: I "Composition, ner. "Arithmetic," E. A. Mlllor, "Reading," Prof. L. II. Trnver. Quostlon Box. Afternoon. ExorcUoa by tho puplla of Woodburn BOhools. Address. Mr. J. M, Poor man. "School Managetnont' R, the L. Young, "arammar,' L. II. Truvor. o . i ., Kstray Notice, Notice Is hereby glv that I havo taken up and impounded the follow lug described animal, found roaming ap large In tho olty of Salem: Ono 3-year-old helfor, white, wjtb large and amall specks on her, wear Ing a bell, and is In good order. Tho owner of said animal cau hayo the samo by proving property and paying tho legal charges and oxpen ses of taking up and keeping, etc., and In default thereof for Ave days i will proceed to sell said animal at public auction, as provided in ordi nance No. 429 of tho aforesaid city. D. W. GIBSON, City Marshal, Oalem, Oregon, March 2, 1808. 3-2-3t mac tum 49 ?i Colin, GrJpiKt awd Vtmxle IMs. Try a Balsas, Jan. B. bottle. OoUf. i BSfrwwT' Gsms MMkMMta(,M(t,ltlMU KU SIUIYWIi)S7SnilllNCL at