Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, March 28, 1908, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextIS DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON, SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1008. 09kJL- lvsi um i jPMMnHHMHMMMNIHiMWHi ,m;cHMr4 x I JPTmP 7?fHMfe-"HIfcL aaW - " 7T S -HaWRaaHa ff: "Eia r v ! jt.bc t i . I J&XNif IXHhT'VaFH''. "" sC ac YOU are pleased and so are the b oys and young men, when they know they have a suit that makes them look as well as the mo s t expen sive dressed I Ederheimcr, Stcin"& Co. MAKERS We have many pleasing styles in manish modes to choose from MEN'S DEP'T-NEW ANNEX MFISPS frfnfoh'ng Department offers a complete IflL-ll O showing of new Negligee and Golf shirts in pleated and plain bosomsuffs attached or detached, colors in checks, strips, dots and plain designs MEN'S DEP'T-NEW ANNEX eu&t4 14x. Ill .A 1 . uiy news sA INCOfffWfATCD Sour Stoma "I uaed Oaearet and fel Wee a nrrt man I tiara Matters decided by JtDaE GALLOWAY Judge Galloway today denied the petition of P. Anderson to appoint n. receiver for tllO blltrlinr Blion Of been from dyanepala and onr atouiarh u, niuivir iui alio uuixuur uui ui forlhe lantlwo reara. I havo been tnhlnc meal- FA Knnf It wnn Ontmrxl liv An. elne and other druea, bnt could Ond no teller only , i. IVUriZ. Jl WttS Claimed uy iVU- f0r,,hortume I will reeommend CMcareti to rtrPHnn thnt ho wn n nnrtner of my frlendi a tne omr uing ior iniiip.i" . urLHun llllll JIO was a pariun ui 10'iratomach and to keep tliolxiwela fti eooil eon- Kurtz and that tho latter had over- "'"" Th,r B.ViyAnoS"Iiuoh ohunk. p.. drawn hlB Bhare $1100, but during tho hearing of the case, testimony was introduced showing Andreson :i Best For Tho Boweto CANDY CATrUimC had no Interest, other than ag an employe in the business. Judge Galloway also rendered a decision cancelling a deed given by John Wesley 'Vaughan to Charles A. Bear for a valuable strip of proper ty In tho eastern part of the coun ty On tho ground that Vaughan, Who tlnaranteed to enre or your money back is a very old man, wob of unsound) mind at the tlmo of m deed. Tho stilt wac begun July 29 of last year by Pierce Parker, as guardian of tho old man, who wob represented by Attorney P. A. Tumor, while Bears secured the services of Carey P. Martin. Tho caso has been under advisement for sometime. Judge Galolway this morning sus tained tho demurrer to ho nnswoY In tho Injunction suit brought by J. L. Proclaim against tho city to prevent tho Btrcot commiBBlonor from opon- Ing up Pine street through his prop erty. Tho case will now proceed to bo heard In duo order. Pleaeant. Palatable. t'otent.Tante Good, Do flood, Merer Sicken, Weaken or Orlpe, We Re.toe.NjTer old In bulk. TJie eennlne tablet etnnipoi OOC. ranteed to enre or your money dbch. Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. J99 aking the ' AHMUAL SALE, TEH MILLION BOXES rmitCPFCQ l PnnllriMful frnm nntrn ono.l A Swollen .imv Is not pretty nor plcanant. "Whether It's caused hy nouralgla, toothachu or occldont, Ballard's Snow Llnimont will roduco tho. swelling and rollovo tho pain. Tho groat anl miro cure for rhoumntlBm, cuts, burns, brulson, scalds any and all aches and pains. Sold by all denlera. KoiueopatlilNt Dr. L. G. Altman, Ofllco and rcsl donco 290 Liberty street, Salem. 3-5-lm Piano HargnliiH Now You can got a bargain iu u piano now till May 1st at Goo. C. Will's special piano sale. Plnnos are u UQconslty iu a home, not only n lux ury nu it luscd to bo. 1 havo sovornl second hand pianos now vory ohoap. Got DoWltt's Carbollrod Witch Hazel Salvo it la good for plica Sold by all druggists. Ctinwib't Union Spuolal biiHluoBs tonight on anioiul Ing tho constitution. AH attend. A. W. Donnls, Roc, Soc'y. Art Quickly Houso for salo for $200, Spauldlng Logging Co, Enqulro .d Wrallivr Hhovvorrt toulght or Huiulay, llttlit froHt tonlglit. Try Wrltlnic to Mo And boo If I cannot savo you ' money on nny ntocki you want tu buy. P. O, box 19, Portland, Ore 3.4-lm Will DIhcuhh Veto Special at tho First ChrUtlitn church, Sunday uvoning, "Mayor Ilodgora, Ills Veto and Some Other Thingu." Other sorvlots as imuiil. D. Krrott, pattor. I I'M Vl to You To own a flrt olnsa watch on par tial payments, n diamond or any thing in my Jowolry departmunt In tho Humo way. Como In and huo tmy way. CIiiih. II. lllngoa, Jowolsr and Optician, 123 Commorolal btroot, noxt to Capital bunk, flpcclnl Rato to Kugtiu Orogon statu convention Young Women s ChrlHtlnu asoooiatlon to be held at ICuguno, Or., April 3, 4, 6,' 1903. Por tho abovo ooonsion, a rat of one and third far on tho orlWU cato plan Is nuthortnod. Win, Me Murray, Gouoral PawitiiKor Agent. 3.2Mt. Vnrnut IIoiimo Ilurii - Fire almost totally dwiroyi ( houso ownod by O. P. lCully, on 8tnt ctroct, b4woon Nluotuouth and Twou tloth, ut I 30 o'clock Suturday morn ing. Tin wuue of tho llro Is uii-i,,,., ..,flw ,, .. .,,.,... ... , . . .. .. V. MV IIVJ,UIMIVIUIIJ II, Fine Home for Sale Party with cash better investi gate. Price reasonable. t Address H.e care Journal known, as the lunuo was vacant was covered by 20U0 limirauco. It 52000 ltoynl Ann Tiwk Por Btiio, 3 Mi to o foot, at 20 cants Knqulro of S. P. Kimball. No. 2 Gray blook, Salem, Or. 3-17tf HXOIAYOll WATIJHR HltlNGK GOOD XKWS. P. W. Wators, roprauuntatlve of tho Wloh railroad Interosts, i turned to this city ytNtterdny with tho good Uttws that rails will nrrlvn haro uxt wook for tho nttw utroo (railway aj-stam. Th work of con structing tho road will start ut Per ry and High stroota. Waters also brings word of tho brauoh Una to Stuyton, and states that if Stayton Intorosts will buv $100,000 worth of tho bond, tliu rood will ho ooiutruoted. Thero Is much hopu of this lino bolug bull' as a short tlmo Ha I cm Polhv Court. Chlof of Pollco GlbHon Is holding nud I nil In a named Wobstor IIudBon in -tho city hall Jail pending tho ar rival of bo mo ono from tho school at Chomnwa, from whero ho oacaped, bolug plckod up on tho Btroot lio'ro nt 3 o'clock this morning by Pollco man jrurphy. Chlof Clhaon Is alBo looking for two runaway hoys about 12 yoam of ago, who aro In this city, and Inst night UHotl tho woolon mills for n lodging hoiiBo. Somoono saw tho two' boys go Into tho bluldlng and early this morning telophonod Gib son, but whon ho got thoro thoy had mado good their osoapo. -d lovt-r? of good health should prevent sick ness Instoad of lotting themselves got slok and tlion try to ouro It. So long as you koop your llvor, bowola and stomach In a honlthy and native condition you won'i get slok. Bal lard's Horblno rellevoB oonstltpation. inaotlvo liver and all stomach and bowel troubloi Sold by nil doalers I f aLL&. Surpassing Beauty Maka this Oxford apait from th common lot Its outline aro etrmely grucoful, it Is chatac terixed by style that vlM win c v oll-dosorvod favor In any wo cian'a oyes. A shoo that can bo wora witk contldauco in Its abso Into correctness. Just ono of tbo many popular stylos of LEADING LADY SHOES Cittttoin-Mndo by C, 1. Port! 8ho Co. Tho trado martf Idntinos tholr worth. Thy are shoos that woar loug niu, woll comfortable from tho first and stylish to tho finish. Wo havo thom in tau, patent kid and gun metal. Also tho It P. Bwlth shoes, A vory trim and smart sJhoo llgktly mauulsh in eKect . Mon' tan, patent, colt and gun metal Oxfords, nil slrvs. nl Iwidth. Also boys' and tulasos' oxfords. SALEM SHOE STORE ItKPAIUlXa A SPKCIALTW O, W. Kr-J T, MurdethooM) New and Secondhand Goods Sfroud-luttd km muse xmoit hs igooj hs new, nnjl coml hand cook stoves, bed room suits nud furnlUtro of all klnda Several -teed stoondhaud re frlgejtttors. QaMmrt and bivliy bimgtai. iBU ami ctuui-mg out tit. A Mice Hue of glass ware and crwkery of all kings Suit .'. ttleecopfe Md twinks. Always In the nrkot for twooud-hRiid gouds. 0. 1. lllcPEEK 1 70S. Com'l Phone 1233 commcrcT In favor of the state, and tho question of stnto rights present sr.ich a complicated problem to the legislative body In connection with tho pioposod bill to restrict lnterr Btnto traffic In liquor that is today doclarcd unlikely nny action will bo taken nt thin session. Sonntor Raynor, who Is n member of tho Bub-committee on the commit too on judiciary to which this bill was roforrod, 1b quoted as snylng lliat Is uttorly Impossible to enact tho legislation contemplntod, with the bill In Nu present slmpe. Thoro Is n strong disinclination on tho port of congress to consldor this, or any othor bill, bonrlng on prohi bition. With tho elections coming duo this fa'l legislators arc disposed to light shy of tho ontlro subjoct. Hoprojontntlvog from tho south who havo n Holld prohibition constitu ency hohlnd thom are clamoring loudly for consideration, but tho londors In both sonnte and Jioubo havo decided not to pormlt 11 voto if thoy ran clrciimvont It. Ssnator Raynor BiimB up tho sltm ntlon from its legnl aspect nB fol lews: "I havo como to tho conclusion thnt while wo might onnct loghlation that would provont tho execution of a contract whoro it )s Intended to 811 tho liquor, and wo might nlso pass o law to provont Its dollvory to drunkards and minors and othor persons prohibited by tho states from receiving the snmo, thoro Is no way In which wo can give tho stntos a. bona fldo contract botwoen tho con signor In on stnto nnd tho conslgnoo In another, which contract tho su promo court has said nrisos undor tho constitution, nnd enn only bo porfootod by delivery." To Push Ahlrlrh Hill. Washington, Mar. 2S. Tlie Aid rlcli flnnnclnl bill which hnd such smootli sailing through tho sonnto yostordny, holng passed by a voto Qf 42 to 10, will he roforrod to tho houso commlttoo on hanking and cur rency, t Is indorntood, today. Too Much Applau. Washington, Mar. 28. "Who put 42 "applauses" In tho concrfialnnni record's report of hl8 upoech Is n question being nskod to by Repre- sontntlvo Bdwards of Georgia. Kdwards spoko for Just one min ute in tho houso tho other dny on tho bill to rostoro to tho coin of tho United States tho motto "In God Wo True " Tho he got permission to "extend his remarks" in the record Whon the sevornl thousand words which ho turned Into tho, public printer appeared In print he was as tonlshod to lonrn that 42 'times Mi untutored eloquonco had brounht forth upphuise." What Is a IkMiiocmt? Washington. .Mar. 2S. "It's n case for smiles rather than for com nitnt." said Representative Rourko vocKran lociey, when successfully cornered for the firet tlmo and press ed ror a statement apropos of Ross Murph's declaration t,hat ho iCihkrMii) had been relegated io tho down and outs." "Are you a Democrat oday?" Mr. Cookran was asked. "I don't know what the definition Is today," replied Mr. Oookran, "and so l can't tell.' MIXTURE BENEFITS HUNDREDS Tremendous Popularity of a Simple Recipe Here In Salem "Tho peoplo hero do not drink enough water to keep healthy," ex claimed a well-known authority. "Tho numerous cases of stomach trouble, kidney and bladder diseases ond rheumatism aro mainly duo to the fact that the drinking of wnter, nature's greatest medicine, has been neglected. Stop loading your system with pnt ont medicines and cure-alls; but get on the wnter wagon. If you nro real ly sick, why, of courBo, takon tho proper medicines plain common vegetable trcntmont, which will not shatter -the nerves or ruin tho stomach." Whon requested for bucIi a pre scription for the euro of rhoumntlBm nnd kidney trouble tho answer was: "You nir.iBt mnko tho kldnoyB do tholr work; thoy nro tho filters of tho blood. Thoy must ho mndo to strain out of tho blood tho wnste matter and acids that cause rheumatism tho urine must be neutralized bo t .will no longer bo a source of Irrita tion to tho bladder, and, most or nil you nuiBt keep these elds from form ing in tho stomach. This Is tho causo of stomach trouble and poor diges tion. Por thoBO conditions I would suggoflt tho following proscription, which is composed of only vogotnblo Ingrodlents, which enn bo obtained from nny good proscription phar macy. Any ono can mix thom by slinking woll In n bottlo. Pluld Ex tract Dandolion, one-hnlf ounce; Compound Knrgon, 0110 ounce; Com pound Syrup Snrsaparllla, throo ouncos. To bo tnken In tonspoonful doses nftcr oach meal and at bed time, but don't forgot tho wnter. Drink plenty and often." This valu able Information nnd slmplo pre scription should ho posted up in each household and UBOd at tho first sign of nn nttnek of rhoumntlBm, bnclc acho or urlnnry trouble, no mn'.tor how slight. FIRST-CLASS MACHINE " ''i.ATKn t Tho Tlm:s-PrcR8 at WAXIiim, . ,;." Vada. wnnll., .. . ."nH. , !'.. "I? V'"-ClftJ8 to Install several B0 presses Bent for .t o , Ml,i yearn fnrnin .. . yant. for years foreman of The Capim Jo Ilnl. tn tnln -.-. , .- ....iv. wiiurco nf .v.. Jerryi as ho l fn.. eir W nrlnlln ui.. . y "OK nrlntlntr cWrt . . ' bob " i uas uee "an ior is years, and 1c; for tho great mining C springing up rjyt of the for tho great mining Cty 7' springing up out 0f th Lv ow.uvt iiuisnroom They Beom tn .. ...' er down there, for they have S cured John H. Cradlebaugh Sfe toko ono of the best mechinbt" ports and all-around good S Wyant Is a member of the . " lodge of this city, an c.Dfes I'nnllnl rr , ., i .,...... x,i,uSia,nicai unioniB good will of these organization, Ul u ,,08i 0I warm personal fr BUBa w" m. ne woartabi ful cold slnnw firm ..in. .1 - " I, i U 1DN monta of The Journal oflw i wishes and good luck attend h.'B, tho voice of the entire force j jiuiuu ai me Aiergenthaler ia hard to fill, as he hag bea lb!t nanoie eignt, ton or twelve pci uay un oiiu mnenme, aslnntwit! an equal in Oregon WW www" I STARR PIANl HIGH CL,SS GOODS GEO. C. WILL ! Norwich Union Fire Insurance So Frank Meredith, Itcgldfnt ApstJ Ofllco with Wm. Drown 4 Co, 29 Commercial Btrect. MONEY TO LO) TH03 K.F0a Over Ladd & Duch's Dank.SiIia,! Do Xot Crowd the Season, Tho first warm days of spring bring with them a doslro to got out nnd enjoy tho cxhlllratlng air and sun shine. Children that havo been houiod up all winter nro brought out and you wondor whoro thoy nil camo from. Tho heavy wlntor cloth ing Is thrown nsldo and many shed tholr flannels. Then' a cold wnvo toniOB nnd people say that grip Is epidemic, Colds at thh season aro ovon norp dangerous thnn In mid wlntor, as there is much more dan ger of pneumonia. Take Charabor Inln's Cough Remedy, however, and you will havo nothing to fenr. It nl ways euros, nnd wo have never known a cold to result in pneumonia when It was used. It la nleasant and safe to tako. Children like it. Por sale at Dr. Stono's drug store. NEW TODAY For Rnle Largo body and grado second-growth flr Pi. 1417 or 1283. Downing t : !!!- Houso for Kent Furniture Ion Knqulro C61 Center strwt, of Cottngo. MW , iasi mmm General House ClmnlnR Aai dow washing. Furniture J4d a specialty P A iluUon.pl Pnrmor 33. Ml I: Dean tko jf Kwd Yw Hara AlArs BotijM a"lBW Sfifrfc l-'or SaleA steel wfe 1 j tooth harrow. ornamenUl wood troo, also walnut Conrad Dllluan, 447SU!w S-tl-Jtl Wiintctl Dor to work for Ml I mm attond school rhone IWl MWI For Trndc A new 7 room r nml linrn. drove el, P" nnrnh lot 6Cxl20 1516 N $ merclal stnet WIU tradi nlnnr In nnd 081' dlffe'tOC Tinia nnrii noon x s jwH quire 454. . r.i.v4 mti For Kent Three iurnn for light housckeeptnu phono nnd bath at W St Phone 1403 &- Mrs J. M. Coomtr of Portland. who ha8 beta vtoltlng Mrs. w. J3. McElroy. roturnsd hoiHft on tho Ore gon KlBwrte ytrday. Andrew Borowlck of tht batUoihlp AllnnMoU has bMn vl(Ui flandi Iu this city. COFFEE Good is so good and poor is so poor; have Schilling's Best tomor row. ... Vo0' ITOf r ',0, " laoo.i U o 4ao't lutit w) turn SATURDAY SPECIALS Dressed Chickens Country Meats Loin, Sparc Ribs Sausage Fish Klnnnn Haddl4s, Mackero!, Columbia Rler Sa'mcn Be Vegetables FrfcU Asparagus, Rhubarb, Cauliflower. Cekr Cabbagf, Etc. young I Best Swiss Cheecc Almost a cartwhool. That bhows how good ,l ts Remember fruits ! 't tl AV carry tbo host stock of canned ollvos and pickles Moir Grocery C AKK O PHW I