Daily capital journal., April 03, 1908, Page 3, Image 3

nilLY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. FRIDAY,. APRIL, tt, 1008
Lard has been in existence a long
time so has indigestion
Human nature Is hard to solve. People
who are most particular about adapting the
weight of their wearing apparel to the season
ud its conditions, who never think of going
oat in a storm without an umbrella and rub
bers who would not sit in a draft for a farm,
will day after day eat lard-soaked food and not
realize for an instant that it is clogging their
ffhole inner machinery and likely to result in
a full-fledged case of indigestion.
Lard is produced from hog-fat, sometimes
impure, always indigestible, and there's a good
day coining when no one will think of using it
for cooking. Cotlolene is the only rational
frying and shortening medium in the world.
It is made from refined vegetable oil and choice
beef suet everything about it is digestible aud
conducive to health.
It is a product of Nature.
H
It will make pure, palatable, healthful food,
and food which anyone can cat and enjoy with
out the after-pangs of a,, disordered stomach.
Try Cotlolene once and i
you'll never-more be
a friend to lard.
Cottolene i Guaranteed
We hereby authorize your
grocer to refund your money
in case you're not pleased after having given COTTOLENE a fair test.
Never Sold in Bulk cg01!"1' ?V) ? pali9
"OT with a patent air-tight top, to
keep it clean, fresh and wholesome; also to prevent it front ab
sorbing the disagreeable odors of the grocery, such as fish, oil, etc.
Prtftlr Rnnlr Fip Wo shall be glad to oend any house
LOOK POQK free wifc fjr a two.ccnt fitamp gur Hcw
"PURE I'OOD COOK BOOK," edited and compiled by Mrs. Mary
J, Lincoln, author of the famous "Boston Cook Hook." Address
tnti N. K. 1'AIRHANK COMPANY, CHICAGO
Nature's Gift from the Sunny South
IUSEMENTS.
Grand Oix-rn House.
hrdir, April 4 - Hcrso show
nt
Miorlum Roller Kink.
Lib;, ftfternoon and evening
R
Tlio Vuudette.
fbj pictures and Illustrated
, trorr afternoon and ovonlug
Sandajr and .Mondny nftor-
The Mckclodlon.
nil pictures and llluitratod
lUternoons ami evenings.
'old ho this morning. "In Arlzonn'ciTY
2,500,-000 pounds was consigned!
and from 10 to 13 ccnis por pound I
wob nuvnncen upon It. in Califor
nia 2,000,000 pounls bns boon con
Blgnod and from 10 to 13 cents por
pound wns advanced upon It. In Cal
ifornia 2,00,00 nounds lms boon con
signed out of Nevada nnd tlio snnio
amount from Idaho. In Novndu 10
conts por pound wan ndvrvncod."
ATTORNEY
DRAWS ORDINANCES
For More Progressive Policies
Sidewalks and Streets
In Salem.
In
I CUPS WILL
ititixa cjooi) price
rtJtfUrs Iluii'r. to Toll Wlmt
I lw:e Wftl He Paid
For Wool.
Eait Orcgonlnn.)
: H Green, dean of tho
w and representative of
J Bros,, has arrlvod In tho
"' remain In this section
COmltlK wool nonsun.
TO) marks tho nnnnlnir nt ihn
5d Within a short tlmo other
o In tho scuthwest, will
ill ptsco
1l tbo status of tho wool
I til tensnn fn nmn. -i
J It Is yet too oarly to
vikks win bo paid. At
?. f)B l,m tno situation
'KIWd ItSelf SUfllMnntW- tn
Pt hOUSes to know vlmr.
;''i " does tho market
According to Mr. Green ho will bo
rondy to tnko wool on consignment
noro, but ho does not npprohomll
lam unBtorn Oregon buyer will
tnko kindly to tho Idea bocnuBo of n
snd oxporlonco thoy had whon thoy
conalgnod tholr wool nbout 15 years
ago.
"I do not bollovo thoro will bo
much contracting this yenr nnd It li
probable thnt tho prlcoa will not be
established until tho first sales day
Is hold," ho says. Dy that tlmo tho
hotiBcs will know whoro -thoy nro
going to dlsposo of tholr wool aud
thoy will hid accordingly. However,
it It certain that tho wool will ho
bought and thoso having good clips
will got good prices."
Tito following Is a Bchodulo of
City Attorney Kayos hns many or
dinance under wny providing for
tbo improvement of streets nnd sldo
wulko, especially tho latter. Prob
ably tho largest Improvement in
siJownlks la planned In the ordl
nanco which provides for a ftve-foot
R'dewolk to bo constructed ontlroly
of content from Wavorly Btroot to
Fifteenth. Tho ordlnnnco provides
that tho property ownors In front of
whoso land -tho Bldownlk Is to bo
constructed must do tho work, or
tho city will do It for them, charging
tho coat up to thorn.
A sldownlk ordlnnnco Is also be
ing propnred providing for a woodon
rldownlk on Capital and D streets.
Tho Bldownlk, though of wood, will
bo constructed In tho most up-to-dato
manner.
Another Important bit of street
legislation provided for In nn ordl
nnnco bolne nronnred by Koycs Is a
Improving or
the Bales day. as arranged for tho STreot with ho Warren blthu
coming season in eastern Oregen: If, l'VL 'win ton,i
Arlington, May 23, approximate
offorlnge 700,000 pounds.
Pendleton, May 25 and Juno 8.
Pilot Rock, May 2C and Juno 9.
Approximate offerings for ..both
places 2,500,000 pounds.
Heppner, May 29 nnd Juno 11;
2,500,000 pounds.
Vnlo, Juno 5 and 23; 2,000,000
pounds.
Baker City, Juno, 22 nnd July 11;
2,000,000 pounds.
Elgin, Juno 25 and July 9; 2,000,-
19; 750,000
0 OOeilPj 1lnmoi., i.'aaa " 'j
"i lowa prleo will pre- Condon, Juno
tij ,,. ' pounas.
wi .V?.e"1 much of th0 Sbnnlko, Juno 2 nnd 1C, and July
illlio'd on (onslcnment." R? a.jnn.nnn nnnnitn
mm. " . '" wj.wwjw- rw.
GASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
ulST0RiThe Kind You Have
Nfedffl Always ftmipht
Jggmi
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staropMlonlorAs.
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Knv7tuaeno'iuwaL'
"vutCOTIC.
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salLossorSLEEp.
sisnaarecf !
BWYORK.
Bears the
Signature
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In
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For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
?H MTAV 99AMt, M(W tM( TT.
llthlo nnvlnc. which will extend from
curb to curb lnntend of from gutter
to gutter, ns was originally provided,
thus Increasing tho pnvod part of
tho atreot two feot more In wldtn.
On Stnto street, ns on other thor
oughfares on which street railway
tracks nro laid, tho cost of Improv
ing between tho rails and a foot and
a Tmlf on each aldo will bo as3eBscd
to the companies.
Tho curbs on Court street from
Church to Eighteenth will bo moved
out so ns to nrnko tho street havo a
uniform width of 30 foot whon the
paving of tho street with blthullthlc
pnvomont begins shortly, according
o an odlnanoe bolng prepared by
Koycs. Tho additional width from
tho nroporty lino caMBed bv this will
bo nddod to tho grasi n'ot running
between tbo sidewalk nml tho Btroot
nrnnnp
L Hood stret will a'so come in for
considerable improvement in one or
tho ordinance under way. Tho bill
provldos thnt the street will bo thor
ouKhly erndod and the Portland
Railway, Lleht and Power com
p'y's tracks bo moved to the cen
ter of tho street.
'0no Touch of N'nturo Makes the
Whole World Kin."
Whon a. rooster finds a big fat
vnrm hn eaWs. nil tho hens In the
farm yard to come nnd share It. A
similar trait of human nature Is to
bo observed whon a man discovers
snmflthlne excontlonal'y good ho
wants nil his frlonds and neighbors
to shnr the bonoflts of his dlscov.
ery. This Is the touch of nature that
makes the whole world kin. This
oxplalns why people wlo have boon
etirod bv Chamborlaln's Cough Itom
ody write letters to the manufactu
rers for publication, that others sim
ilarly ailing may also use It and ob
tain relief. Bahlnd every one of
theas letten Is a warm hesrtod wish
of the wrltor to be of use to somoono
olso. This remedy Is forale by Dr.
Stnos drug store.
ORKflOXIAN KXDOHSBS
SALIiM-STA VI U. !!. I
THE RKASON FOR
THAT 1'OOR SHOT
"That was n d n poor ahot."
"Aye, aye, sir; but tho end of cwr
gun blow off."
These two remarks passed be
tween the ofllcer on tho bridgo and
tho gun captain followed In rapid
fir fashion th recent explosion of
tho six-inch gun on tl Missouri In
target prnctlec at MagJnlona Ray.
Thh bit of Information, togother
with nn nccount of the accident, was
told for tho first tlmo lodny by an
oyo witness. Peter Mullen, ono of
tho engineers of tho "Missouri."
Mullon arrived on tho Connecticut
on his .way to his homo In GalvcBton,
his time having expired.
"II wng watching tho result of the
practice from .tho superstructure,"
ho said, "when -tho entlro muzzle of
tho gun blow off. A moment later
two pleceB of It, weighing three
poundB ench, fell on tho dock after
shooting straight rip In the air. The
gun cikw had just discovered that a
part of their gun was missing whon
tho offlccr en tho bridge shouted
down t"ho tube lils uncomplimentary
remark, which wa instantly replied
to by the gun captain. Tho board of
Inquiry decided tho accident was un
avoidable, OB It was caused by a
flaw In tho gun. Tho crew waB
hold binmoless."
o
The Honest Life.
Speaking of Robert Wilson, who
recently died In Ronton county, a
wrltor payB him this tribute, ono of
tho finest that can bo paid to a man;
A remnrknblo fact In connection
with his rcsldonci of many yenrs on
a routed farm In northern Ronton
wna that btween landlord and ten
ant thoro was never a written can
trnct, n pronilso from Robert Wilson
being as good as a bond from nn or
dinary Individual. D'iring nil thoso
yearn, too, thoro was never a dis
agreement or dlsputo botwoon tho
ownor and the ruittor, nor wero tho
qrnln Racks or tho hav shocks ovor
recounted by the landlord nftor Rob
ert Wilson had ntnUd the numbor.
No ono ovor crllod In question tho
nb-oluto Justleo nnd fnlrnoo of tho
dealings of tho docciwd, for his
wnH ono of tho rnrn nnttfov thft nil
men trusted and In which nono wore
dccolvod,
In his last Illness Mr. Wilson
mndo hla peaco with Ood, Haying hi
deeply rcgrotted thnt ho hnd not do
voted his entlro life to tho Mnfltor,
no ho had been tnught right In child
hood but hnd been neglectful. TIiub
In tho end all Is w6M with him.
Albany Domocrr
Rut ns bo was absolutely honest
It la presumed ho will bo forgiven.
o
Cutnrrh Cannot Re Cured,
with locnl applications, ns thoy can
not reach the Ront of tho illBonso.
Catarrh Is n blood or constitutional
dlsonso, nnd In ordor to ouro It you
must tnko Internal remedies. Hall's
Catarrh Cine Is tnkon Intornnlly,
and acts diroctly on tho blood and
mucous BiirfnccB. Ilnll'n Catarrh
Curo is not a quack modleluo, It
was proscribed by one of tho host
physicians In this country for years
and Is a regular proscription. It Is
composed of tho host tonics known,
combined with tho bout blood purl
Acre, acting directly on tho mucous
surfaces. Tie porfect combina
tion of tho two Ingredients Is
what produces such vondorful ro-
eaiUb In curing Catarrh, Sond for
testimonials frco.
P. J. CHENEY & CO., Propi., To
ledo, O.
Sold by DrugglstH, prleo 7Cc.
Tuko Hall's Family Pills for con
stipation, ' n
In counties whero tho Republi
cans turn down Statement No. 1 the
Democrats havo full tickets and nn
nctlvo campaign,
o
Death Was On Ilk Herts,
Jojso P. Morris, of SklpporB, Va
hnd a close cell In the spring of
190G. Ho says: "An nttaok of
pnounoala left mo so vonk nnd with,
such . foarful couch thrt my frlonds
doclorod consumption hnd mo, nnd
dwh was o.i my heels. Then I was
p-rsu.-ded to ty Dr. King's New
D'Ecovery. It helped no Immediate
ly, rnd r.fter t-ltlng two nnd a half
bottles I waB a well mnn again. I
found out that New Dlscovory Is
Aho bet remedy for coughs and lung
dlseri In all the world." Sold rundor
gunr.nue r.t J. C. Perry's drug
store. 60c nnd $1.00. Trial bottle
free.
o
rfVTnfVfsivivi till mts iiipreiviifiii
THE CLASSIFIED
MVV IVi Vf'V'I'V I sifWW ItTwHp sW tftwt PtwT Trt"wT fTit ftft1
FOX SAUJ
N
Worlds of lHoont Calla lilies, roses,
violets, cinerarias, hyacinths, daf-
. fodlls, etc., and everything In sea
son. Mrs. Hugh Jory, 1952 Court
street, Salem. 3-24-tf
I Wnnt a Place Of 25 acres or Iobb;
Improved or partly bo, e'ose to Sa
lem markets. This Is for an Im
mediate cash purchaser. Have
also another ciiBtomor who will
give good valuo In' stallions or
brood marcs for slmtlnr tract. I
am uunblo to supply tho demand
for nil kinds of property. Paul M.
Sims, 222North Commercial.
3-2 5-1 mo.
Flno Property for Salc In good
market town on Southorn Pacific,
good schools nnd churches. Ono
aero planted to all kinds of fruit,
two-Btory, 8-room house Jon solid
foundation) with porches, closets
nnd pantry, also two-story black
smith nnd wagon ohop and largo
barn. Will bo sold rcasonnblo, as
ownor Is unnblo to work at blnck
smlthlng, John Holm, Aumovlllo,
Oregon. 31-2-lm
For Snlc-rMy modern 10-room
home at tho suilthont corner of
Onk and Winter Btrocts. For pnr
tlculnrs wrlto mo or call on Jos.
II. Albort at Capital National
nank. P. A. Wiggins, Topponlsh,
Wash. 3-12-tf
IX)t)GKS.
Woodmen of World-Meet ere?? lrl
day night at 7:30, In Holnfta kali.
O. Ij. Darling, O. C; V. L. Tr
lr, Clerk.
Lincoln Annuity Unlon Slek, a?-
uont and pension lnsuraneo; 33,
000,000 plodgrd; ovory olcdn i1G
Good ngonts wanted. J. H. L
Mougomery, supremo organiser;,
Dox432 Bnlom, Oregon. R. St.
Ryan, secretary, C4G State otrpt
12100 2 aoros; 25 bearing fruit
trees; 2 housos, ono U-room pins
tored, with pantry; good well;
other houso 2 rooms; good bnrn
and other outbuildings. South
Highland. Part cash.
$000 Cholco building lot on Cho
mokota; close In,
$200 For a good lot, 50xlG0; own
er pnld this for It two years ago.
AiixIcms to sell.
Why pay ront? Buy n lot from ub,
nnd wo will boo thnt you have
money to build with It you nood
It.
$1200 5-room cottago, bath room,
closets, barn, fnult, two lots, half
cash.
8IIEPARD & HOLDER,
Room 1, Steusloff Bldg.,
Phono 1237. Court Street.
3-31-tf.
For Sale Flrst-chiBs carpot paper nt
this otneo; 25c for a big roll.
For Hale 14 good goats, ono-hnlf
of each sex. Enquire of W. T.
Crawford, Routo 1, Box 100.
Phono .2x4. 4-l-3t
Carpenters UiiIoh fto. IMG &jwfll
Union No. 10G5 of CarpeUr awA
Jolrors of America taeet eWj
Saturday ovenlng at 7;30 jk hk
Hcarot hall, 420 State St. A. WL
Dennis, Roe. See,
Foresters of America Court "Tliwr
wood Foresters, No. 1JK Miw
SatAirdny night In Hotauta UrnAl
Stato atreot Waldo Mtllr, a Its
J. C. Perry, flnanclnl oecECtairjc
Central Lodge No. 18, K, ef
Castle Hall la Holmaa tdock ,
ner State and Liberty tee'
Tuesday of each week at 7:S&;
m. Oscar Johnson, C. C; . DDL
Anderson, K. o( R. &x& 8.
Modem Woodmea of Ammjt) vr-
gon Cedar Camp No. 634e Meetw
overy Thursday evealas l
o'clock in Holman hall. W. "WV
Hill, V. C; F. A. Turner, eJswk.
RnSOKLLANKOUS.
MVjikw i Clierrlugton . Plnnoa tmSL
organs. Tolophono 1187. 24T
Commercial street, 8alem, Or.
A Hiierlnl Dance Will bo gtvurr at;
W. L. Wndo'H hall Snturduy ovor
ing, April 4. Everyone Invited.
IS : i 4--2V3U
Strayed or Stolen- A 'nrgo Mfcc&t
and curly hnlrod shopnrd doc It
will rocognlzo tho name of "RlnK."
Phono 1181 or call at end of car
lino on South Commercial utreed
and rocolvo rownrd from Mru. M.
S. Jones. 3-303-rw"
Conctrto Work Get my prlcoH ew
Hldewnlks, curbf, soptlo tunica imI
comont work of any kind.' All
work gtmrantood flrst-clastf. Mr.
Ward, Highland add. Phono SG9.
3-21-tt
Will Call and Pay Cash For moa'
cast off elothln, brokon wateaaa
and Jowolry. Wo cloau anbj pxu.
High grade work. Phono M14.
SIgournoy, 483 State. 1-3G-4C
FOR RENT.
For Rent 5-room houso with bno
ment. Enquiro 6G5 WIntor street.
3-31-3t
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms
on tho ground floor. 1528 ABy
luln nvonuo. 3-31-31
WANTED, HKAlt INSTATE.
Sell Your property Wo control a
large ajnount of capital to Invest
In city property nnd farm lands, at
market valuo. Salem Investment
Co., 432 State stroot. 3-25-lm
DRAYMEN.
Drink plenty
you ean get It.
of puro water, Jf
(Oregonian Editorial.) -Thn
Rnlem Board of Trade has
undr eonsldoratlon the project of
an electric road from Salem to Stay
ton The prouoeed line would tra
vrs flfuon rall of wonderfully
rich country, and would afford trans
portation facilities with Stayton, one
nt tho mobt prosperous small cities,
in tho etate Enterprise or mi na
ture are the rwuH of the building of
the oleotrir line through the Will-
1 araette valley, and It will be but a
t few voars before "foeders" will
leave tho main line at frequont In
frvnia fhronirhout the valley, and
udfh rhean fransiortatlon enhance,'
th va'ue of a' farm property and
aid In building m the Interior cities
and owna. These cltiea and towns
win of course, assist In Increasing
RhounintlNiii.
More tbnn nine out of every ten
cases of rheumatism aro simply
rheumatism of the muscles, duo to
cold or damp woather or chronic
rheumatism. In such casoe no Inter
nal treatmont Tb required. Tho fre
application of Chamberlain's Llnl
moat is all that is needed, and It Is
certain to give qulok reliof. Give It
a trial and ee for yourself how
quickly It rellvM the pain and sore
ness. Prleo 26 cents: large size, SO
cents. Sold by Dr. Stono's drug
store.
Ciunmliis Bros.' TrnnHter Ccui puny
All kinds of transfer work done
Furniture and pianos boxed ready
for ahlpmerit. Prompt service li
our mptto. Stand and oBlco at
253 South Commercial street.
Phone 210. Residence Phono 908
Wunted If you want a xnarblo or
granlto monument wo can eave
you money. Wo don't pay big roRt
nor city taxes you got tho bok
Coino and got our prices, an J too
convinced. Our shop 1h in City
VIow comotory. J, D. BonhunuMB,.
managor. Phono 12GG, 3-lC-tf.
Vogct LuintK'r and Fuel Co. Lwh
bor ,8hlngloa, building muterl!,
wood and coal. Low pirlcee aa4
prompt dollvorloi. Ono bIoc& tt&
of S, P. pasaeugfr depot. Phon
108. 7-a-U
"Wanted.
JOE CANNON AFTER
THE PAPER TRUST
Wr.-.h'hgtou, April 3. Speaker
Joe C.-DBon caused to be introduced
a resolution directing Vn tooretary
of commeree and labor tojnform the
house what ntdfm havo boen taken to
investigate tho action of the Inter
national Paper company of New
York and other corporations report
ed to be planning the formation of
a print paper trust.
Mr. Cannon deolarod that if tho
claims of the publishers are correct
the "tuist" can bo dlssolvod.
Kc" iy'n Laxatlvo Cough Syrun
acts i emptly yet gen'y on the
dol, through which the cold is
forced, out of the system, and at the
WANTED TO oxenango n pure
blood Poland China boar for an
othor of the same breed. Enquire
W. II Egan, P. O., Oorvals, Routo
2, or phono, Manner 3C. 3-30-lw
A fjuly Detdrcs a Position As a
housokeoper on a farm. Enquire
at Capital Journal ofllco.
3-31-3t
Wanted Man and team to work on
ranch one month. Enquire Sam
Lee Lewis, High St., phono 45G
3-31-3f
llutto & Wendcrotli Fine wjeeen
liquors and cigars. Wo haalt
tho colobratod Kollog gand Castl
whiskies. Cool aud refreshing ber
constantly ov draught. Soqtfc
Commercial Btroot. D-J-lyr
Enlarged
Our meat market on East Slate
street has been doubled in size aaC
we aro hotter prepared tkan ovor to
servo customers. Prompt service aa&
tho best of meats our motto. Cain
or phono 199. B. E. Edwards 4 Cow
UUTTKIINUT HRIJAD.
It Is worth more than any othw
"read yet tbo prleo is no hlghen.
por said at your grocora'.
Thonm & Coolcy, lrop.
CALIFORNIA 1IAKBKV,
HASH AND DOOR FAOTOIUKSr
Frank M. Drown. Manufacturer of
sash, doors, mouldings. All kind
of houso finish and hard woo
work. Front street, between State
and Ciurt. Make all complalat
at the office.
EXOHANflKS.
4. rurujimi .niKjurii crouni nouse,
to exohange for farm land or acre
ago. Come In -and Investigate. Sa
lem Investment Co., 432 Stato
street. 3-25-lm
PLUMUER8.
Theo. 31. lrr Plumbing, hot watei
and steam heating and tinning
164 Commerrial street Pbont
Male 193. 0-1-lyr
i mm iiiimii.ii.wi iiiii in ,
JW, jf. Petw.1 Plumbing, steam ane
gas flttlng. Successor to Knox
Mursby, ?
LIVERY AND FEUD HTAlIMtSi
Mvury und Food Stnbles Old Pset
ofllco Stables, at 254 Ferry etreer.
between Commercial and Frost
etroets. Tolophono J 88. Some oV
the finest liveries In the city caw
be found horo. DIok WostacettV
proprietor. lrt-1-lyr
wmvmt ra m
THE AVENUE
Creams, icos, clgarj and centee
Ions. Cornor of Seventeenth r.iw
Asylum uvenua. N. w. SHUer. me
piietor,
SALEM WATER COMPANY
OFFXCK CTfTf HALT;,
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