Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, April 01, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextIT i)AijA' ftmrnnranroitfAirictLiai. uuttooarfei Jferr wtitiiwwwwwwwwwwwwwtinmmmmnnfciMliWlniWi CARPET RALLY DKxrnritiU J, luoo- inawHial sale of remnants from the carpels and lineo lewn departments 'will take Jice today and during the rtainder of the week at cs that should appeal to jyery economically inclined jjS jTa.sVE fl ear -! j woman in Salem. Unques tionably the greatest carpet saving sale we have ever held. Come early and avoid the rush, but don't forget to measure your rooms. Tapestry Brussels in pleasing floral and oriental designs, reg ilar 85c,now . . : 58c yd Tapestry Stair, green, regular now . . $1.00 Tapestry, blue and white, reg ilar $1.35,noAV . $J.QO Tapestry, oriental design, reg- f ular $1.10, now . . 90c Tapestry, regular $1.00, now ... . 75c Axminster, floral design, reg ular $1.35, now . $J.OO i Velvet, regular $1.10, now ' . . . 85c 1 TO OWNERS OF HORSES Tho undersigned is prepared to bronk, handle and develop roadstora and trotting horsoa. For terras of board and caro apply to SAM OASTO, Fair Grounds, Or. iiniiimMiiimimni , . i Gold Dust Flout Made by XKB KTDXXT KW X OOlaYANT, fttdaey, OrM. MaAe for fueily km, Ask Tear greoer for It. Bruit 4 eVerta 9 . always o aaad. P. B. Wallace AGENT imniMtiiiiw iiWrMwiwwwmmwwwmiit ETOXOMV FOlt .NORMALS. i Herd S'lonkers Tabooed r Kulos for .Hummer Courses. Hot, nsldo $500 of tho normal Bchiol fund to carry this plan into often, Including tho Biliary of tho corps of IiiBtruotorH nnrnRsnrv tn orirrv it Va- i Special ) if Biunincr , out. wools nro to bo conducted j it wns also dccldod by tho oxoou fci au pic of and In coli-itlvo committee nt vaetordnv nftor- n h the normal schools of noon's mooting, In following out Mi' under a ruling adopted by i tho spirit of oconomy adopted by tho nwtve committee of tho Stato .board, that no moro oxtravagant 1 ir No-mal School Uogonts.at' fol dorol In tho wny of hiring high ;:jrMcrdn afternoon, they priced sponkors to addross gradua- under tho Ftrlct supervision Hon clnsses will bo toloratod and mrir oi 'lie Hcnom unaur nn ovorlaatlnc t-boo was nlncod ojh r aro to ho held, and tho tho prnctlce of paying a big feo and travollng expenses, at tho oxponso of A P13W SUGGESTIONS. f or corns of Instructors of taal school must bo solootod wmltt.d, together with tho their alnry and othor ex- 'o tne Board of Regonts for WBtlo was threshed out Wj decided upon a mooting WCUtlve noarl nt I)ni,.o rmore, und r tho system to a .mcr on by Prosldent ' 'He Aerlrillhirnl Pnllnn. fttmrr normal school U to bd -v as a m MU0 tQ tlmt and tbo faculty for tul l!l be "m posed of tho rog- rM ,m ,nstn'fto-s of tho om ""v: -- b flf .L ' Ultrang to tho iJB uR.euKenU 'terday in aV ,he Nor"I schools, f u,fl,onaI fxi'pn8 ll9'oni 3otrf "itmemais will JUa i of Superintendent nn. i. L,M!"!Muth normal y,V !Jm? b tho commit- .. . tile Kfhnnl l.n - 1 tar .1. . . "" " um- Vn;.t.w:M during tho Hi ,, , u n rour courses 1'StIHf are ,o be so nr- iu Zzn ,n no wIso u .. cram insim.trnn. jr ,y,M, mhiuii lor J?'.M,!?n- bHt win w .. ?..' "ue o nornnl r m-thud, . ' flr8t C0l'" ttic! ihw?M rourse' atl- t ti - . wib ailil snhnni "'A, aM8"t; fourth 8M Br,COunt- tntoand -.4 VKU lO Thoiisjuids for Outshlo riibllcntioiui, Says a Xcwcoiimt, When Home Inpcrs Would .J)o tho Work Hotter. Woat Salem, Or., March 31, 1903. Editor Jeurnal: Kindly pormlt a stranger to any a fow words concern ing boosting find ndvortlslng. 1 notlco that Salem has just agrcod to SALEM 1'OSTOFFIOE NOW FIRST CLASS Tho postal receipts at the local postofllco for tho past year have reached tho $42,000 mnrk, or $2.- 000 moro thnn was necessary to place Salem In the first claBs list of tho postofllco department. Tho dof- Inlto amount will bo known tonight, lmt as published exclusively by tho Capital Journal" somo tlrao ngo, thU city becomes first class. This Is a great advertisement In Itself for tho work of the Boojtors and horeaftor when strangers In tho East aro looking down tho postal guide for a "city" to move to, they will not pass over Salem with "that's only a town of tho second class." o New CornorntlonR. Northwest Gypsum Plaster Com panyprincipal omco, Huntington, urcgon; capital itock, $100,00; In corporators, .7. h. Aitkin, C. A. Northoy and John, P. Hnnnon. F. C. Dames Company principal omco Portland, Orogon; capital tal otock, $10,000; Incorporators, Frank C. Dames, Frank Cnlllnson, Cla-udo D. Starr and I. O. Starr. wlllamotto Fuol Company prln-1( cipai omco, rortiand, orogon; capi tal fitock. $10,000: Incvomorntors. J. X. Sprlngor, Vino C. Campbell, Kroaorick m. Sprlngor and Henry A. Springer. Marino Engineers' Bonoflclnl As sociation, No. 70 principal omco, Astoria, Oregon; Incorporators. W. J. Mahnn, Oeorgo T. Qoodoll, F. S. Munson and Thos. Morris. Frank W. Lyon Company prin cipal omco, Portland, Oregon; cnpl tal stock, $1000.00: Incorporators, F. W. Lyon, C. J. Henry and II, V. Evn Tho Badger Lumber and Timber Compnny organized under tho laws of Wisconsin; capital stock, $25, 000; attorney In fact, Will Wright, Union, Orogon. o Several Criminal Caw. District Attornoy McNnry. Blttlnc ns a grand Jury boforo Judgo Bur-1 nrfTTrr- ryTn nott, nrralgnod nnd roturnod Indict- J, tJlxlxllJ ZtOfll monto against tho following, whoso' Jl tl -".-i casoa woro to bo hoard teday: L. fTT TW A T)Cf? Smith nnd Jack Wilson, who nro ae- -'1l-WC . u ui iin.nif, JUUIIVII IIIIIIIUU H second hand storo on tho night of January 22; Charles Wright Is ac rurod of stoaling a horso from Chns. Yatoly, a farmer at Mission bottem: Al Mosor, who wns rocontly brought, bnck from Bolso City by Ray Wolch for forging numorous chocks, among mom noiug one for $10 on Mol Hamilton; Harry SapBon, who Is ac cused o' robbing tho residence of T. W. Stolgor In North Snlom. Tho en o of assault with a doadly woapon ognliiBt D. I. Miller, tho wonlthy fnrmor who ipsnulted Geo.' Caso, an employe with nn Iron bnr, was dlsmlssod owing to Cnso's ro- ruaing to come hero from Butto vlllo to proHccuto. o rnws Set For I Ten ring Cnscs woro sot for hoorlng by Judge Burnott yostordnv mornlne ns follews: Hughes vs. Orny, March C; Stato vs. Hltchman and Johnson. Mnreh 7; Wolls vs. Stowart and rno aD0V' cut ropreaonta nucKonhoImpr vs. Culver, March 8; brick lined Torrid Zono FurE ?!?7h Pny d.81140 v. MoMll.'Ounrontoed gai, Htuoko aud duil March 10. ' proof. HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS. IIIIIIIIIUMWIIMIIUI :: The I :: White House Restaurant i ! For a RogHlnr ! 25c Dinner at 20c 1 ; Tbojr cM't bo bent : M cG'tfchrist & Son T Profricieni. f 1 1 1 8 1 III IHIIMHIIIHIt IMItlllKIIMM Salem Fence Works Headquarters for Woven Wire FCHClHff. Nottlng, Plckots, Qatea, Malthoid Roofing, P. & B. Roady; Roofing All at lowest prices. CHAS. D. MULLIGAN . Successor WALTER MORLEY. 230 Court St. Salem, OrC SM COURT TKWT. I Call and try llwu Mm lKo. Board par wk 1.7f f Jso furalihed rtoni very S reBo sable. , at mm Salem Restaurant MEALS 15c imniimi BKHfiiiiiii iinmuinmniin i t4-f t ELITE HOTEL 1 101 im riiKiKflBan. THlaKi? Restaurant and hotel, on I Europoan 'plan. Meals at all t hours on, short order. Regular T dlnnor 25 cents. Thirty new ly finished furnished rooms. E. EOKERLEN, Xrop. 148 Commercial St. ""iimiimi h4--h-HJ; HOTEL OREGON Oor Seventh nnd Stark St. Porlland's New and Moifcrn Hotel. Rates $1 per day arid $ up. European plan. TrcoDus. WRIGHT-DICKINSON HOTEL CO. Proprietors amajiiaj uraiuK ui. ' "T'.i iRlve a largo amount of money to .ViSin' ;;nI:n(.M,r m,' " "!otsldo publlcRtlom for ndvortlslng "c.l"a' f.n.am??.t!1 I,y .V,10-00.".1:! purposes. Now lot mo say that u proposlt on o one o ' t ,'e presidents . ffmn?hr ffiA nilMKIIl 11' JIII'UUIU llll tlllllllUill, Diriifi.- er from abroad upon tho occasion of tho commoncemont oxorclsos of tho Institution wns turned dovm flat- footod. Horeaftor, under this rul locality moro on Its locnl pnprra than ir tnni support it given to outsldors. Tho person desiring or thinking of moving to Snlem would profer to boo a copy of a paper published thoro than to road li M7TO"or' ,BWm iB,ift pHd wrltoup In somo outside pub lng. If tho faculty of a state nornwl , w, t th t m KL!?."? . Ii"r. t."J0,S In "n"ng your homo papers v.. uuiauiit "v( """" u"riF3aatern pooplo? Ono tloUnr WD J'" wiiuui. w. nu io "-jndotl In mailing out your li euro tho permission of tho board of il l ,,, d 0'd tJm, regonts. with tho assurance that .SSIBod In an ouUldo pllpl? If uoiior ox- homo $10 avnnnriml 111 nn rklltfifflrt hnnur ff St thoro wl'l be no additional oxponae1, ' . ,nnn inJ ,. ...i.'in nv. t . ( , j IUII1 Vll I'HV !" """ .w w 10 ino sinio. . t copleB of Its papers Into Kastorn Under the ruling of tho oxecitlvo f ' t, roguUlwUI Uo fnr ,noro committee of which Governor n,n u ,f $10000 ar0 ,)Ut ,n. Chnmberlnln Is chairman any pupil !t any other publication. I am who onto a normal school and pays ,ooknK nt thl8 from tho standpoint his tuition for the two semesters. of atranear nnrt ono vho has boen rnd withdraws from tho school bo- attraotert to your locality by seeing fore the expiration of the full torm., o of galom newspapers In my undor any protoxt will not bo on-1 ... nnlo i,nmo WeSeU irtol i the mam... it if if 7 ve arantee rean,; return the tofmoneypaid J u those who are tSentotry tltlod to tho lofund of any portion of tho unMsed bajnnco of his tuition fee; but, In case he withdraws for somo causo during ono term ho will h? given credit for tho balnnco at any tlmo ho boob lit to return to school and remmo his courso of study. Tho exocullvo committee a'so adooted a uniform form of diploma to bo used by a'l tho normal sohools of th stato. Thla fprm. which will be printed upon Imitation paroh mont, will bo algnod by tho nroMJent find secretary of tho board of rv gonts and t'te members or tne racui- TEA You will find no . poor tea in packages bearing: our name. If .you find any such, you know wha to do. Your rrocer return your moner (( yon doe VU Schilling' Dot, we py hfai, Xinv XolnrloH. B. J. Bernard. Prairie Olty; H. 8. Durgnn, Hnlnos; V. O. McGrow, R. 13. Tulton, Portland. Kconomlcul and durnblo. A. L. FRASER 258 STATU STREET. Eatlmatoa fumlahed on heating Strong HcalthyPouItry Anothor thing: I hoar your oily spoken of horo as the Cherry City. Why not encourage evorybody then to sot out cherry trees for shade treoa instead of maple, cottonwood or non-fruit producing tioes. I have . this weok soen In Saletrt nvo njee ' chorrytroes out down and grubbed mi when theao same tros couic have boen grafted nnd transplanted for shado purpoaos. Let everybody set out chorry treoa along their 8ld walks nnd elsewhore. Let vacan fenc cornori be utlllzod by cherr troi. Set out the treea for tha fu ture. Suppose they do llttor thf k walk for n month tfcir'ng tho twelve tv of the school from which the pu Ptl ernduatod. nut he main featur. j t salem bo the Cherry City In far r dloloma I tho coit cet out chorry treea in th 1 Id tho roform of of tho new adoption, which can he rocired at $10 per 4S0 coulee, Iwnereaa the state naa uereioior been taxed $1.50 oach or every dl . ploma prltt?d uion gonuine pares- moat issued. TRADING STAMPS IX SUNDAY SCHOOL The Preebyter'an church at Golden. Colo.. Is booming tho Sun day school attondanoo by givlme trading stamps. Hvery boy or lrl gets a stamp for one attendance. Th stamps ropasted In a book and when enough have accumulated be schol ar can exchange them for a prlro of somo sort As a result o' th kchmo, nracttcally all th children In the place are now attending the Sunday school with astonishing reg ularity and punctuality. The other churches win have to adopt the trading Btampa Idea or get out of he running. Set out chorry treea in th lwalnr--.s district. The etreetJ ui There la plenty of room. When a Maple or cottonwood trso In rut down put out a cherry tree In it place. If the statt c-pi tal Is to oo the Cherry City. let everybody et out ono troo a yar. GBORGR PARNSWORTII W&3t 4Htaaaaaaaaaaaaa sit-" "'JB Vl;'''HBBBBBBBBBBr SBBBBBBBBKj'lQaBBBBBBBBBBftlW nnu Mffimr9rconN The I Horseshoe .Restaurant I 333 Stato Street, has oponod undor tho former ; ; old manngomont. ;; Best 20c Meal in Cky : : McKENNETII IfOWARD, Prop. MiniiiiiKnmiiii in n MM&e xSty Jai V2 SPRING SHOES If you fred OouIou'm Impnivcd Mnsli Hits FootI Your hens will bo cackling over fresh laid oggo, three ttmoi as many as they would Jay without this food. You will help yourselves and helpus If you do your buying In our lino from ua. Good lltoraturo on poultry raising free. TILLSON & CO. Shoos for summer woar, Just re ceived. A big shipment of tho latost stylos and ahnpos; mon'g, boys', la dies and children's. Tonnls shoes nnd light shooi. Easy and comfort ablo houso allpporo. Jacob Vogt Snlem, Oregon 151 HIGH MAMMMI ST. Phono 130 SOME rAOTS AUOTJT PATS. In recent Issue of the ChleMro 'Tribune." attention Is called to the Urge quantity of Cotton Seed Oil (amounting In value to over flJ.000.0CO) exported each rear to Italy and otter southern European countries. Inreatl ration snow that It is tbero rolxwl with oliro oil aud returned to thla country M irenulne oltre oil and experts cannot detect any difference. As a matter of fact. Cotton Seed Oil U quits as palatable and wholesome as Ollro Oil. and this fact has been recotmUed by Tbo N. IC Falrbanic Company, Chicago, in the manufac ture of their famous cooltlnf fat COTTO LENE. As tho name Implies. COTTOLE.NB is made from Cotton Seed Oil. and It is not only purer and far more healthful than. hud. but saoM CQSosalcal a walL. Dr. Stone's Drug Store The only oaah drug store In Oregon owes no one, and no ono owes It. carries large stock; Its ahelveisr counters aud show cases are loaded with drugs, modlolnea, notions, toilet articles, wlnea and liquors of all kinds for medicinal purposes. Dr Stone Is a regular graduate In modi cine, and has had many years of expedience in tho praotlce. Consul" tatlona are free. Prescriptions are free, and only regular prices for medicine. Dr. Stone can be found at his drug store, gtlem, Or., from $ la the morning until 9 at Bight. SALCM WATER COMPANY UlWlt'Ii CITY HALL. For water service apply at office Dills payable monthly in advanee For Weak Kidneys Inflammation of the blad der, urinary troubles mid backache use DeWitt's Kidney nnd Bladder Pills A Week's Trial Fr 25c B. C. XSeWITT CO., Cfcioace, III. in State Street. THS BKflT KOAJTC TIIH FAMILY KVKR HAD Can bo obtained from our prime tender and juicy beef, mutton or pork. All our meats aro 'selects from the choicest, and prepared for tbo table to suit the demands of ta? fastidious, Our prices are lower for quality thaa you can lad at say place In 8a lew, K, O. OKOl, resMf X