Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, April 11, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextI 111 mrtim- "" r-lnhr - in mmm I Get I 25d. I Box. DAILY CAPITAL fotJRKAL, SALEM, ORfiGON, SATURDAY, APRIL It. 10W MMMHHMMHUIM It yen mo feeling out-of-iorta, take an Nil Tib. I.I. and rm will feel bolter in (he mnrnlne. Thar will make yon feel Jatt rlchi. "NiTiiK.a &IMIBV" trenitheni the Stnmswh, Liter. Kidney, na nariret the Blood, dooa lu mirk timmn.1.1. .. l)lamty, yet It tiover crlpai, treakrna or alrkeu tDTirUbly sn&klnc Uio uaor feel stronger and better. Better Than Pills For Liver Ills. Take Nil Tibial for Indleeitlon, Sick Headache, Lota of Appetite, Sallow Complexion, Llref Complaint, Skin Dlieue Plnplea and Ernptloin, ChllU, Malaria, Blllomarn. hbrnrna tlim, Torpid Liter or Inactive Kldnyt and all trouble arlilnc from tho dlsMttro organ. oto r I FTTTTCTVlUl A iV ; 20 guests very Informally for her brother, Tarn, last night. "Plvo Hun dred" was tho amusement of the evening, tho prizes being captured by Mario Hofer and Ercel Kay. One Tablet CtVKSREUir. For Salo by Capital Drug Co., Z. T. IUr, Salem, Oregon. SOCIAL EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK -s TOCAIi MUSIC IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS There Is much satisfaction grow ing out of the recent action of the arnfrpsalvft members of tho Hoard of Education of this city In employ ing a supervisor of vocal rmiBlc for til tho departments of tho public ichools. At present all but tho bov tnth and eighth grades have this Instruction, and tho high school, tlthough tho big school has had a splendid line of training at tho hinds of Dr. Eploy, ono of tho pub lic spirited board of directors, who hit donated his services, and whoso fork really led to the catnbllshmont cl this department for nlT rooms. Mlsq Manors' work. Tbo nait year Mlns Magors has put in half her tlmo teaching vocal nolle In tho lower grades,' and has i rich month dotio work with all tho teichers, dividing thorn into thrco trades, primary, intormcdinto mm idranced. Tho teachers woro all mppllcd with special printed In ductions and tho first tlmo tho teacher mot with her room for work It rocal music tho suporvlcor at tended and presented tho Biibjcct to the children. This work will bo ex tended this coming year to tho high er trades and Miss Magors will train tho high school assembly, hero sho will havo n grand chor es of over thrco huudrod. At Uio Park Scliool. A Journnl renortor witnessed her ork in tho cr rules of tho Park ichoo! Thursday, and was surprised it the facility with which tho chil dren took tho noto work oft tho VackboardB, found whoro "do' is ud readily took all tho Jntorvnls. Hits Magcrs does her work with jpeat precision and clonrnesB. In i the lower grades thoro is tho groat Ht rwponso-tho llttlo ones mil Mta glad to sing. In somo of tho KWms It was liaril rn irnf thn Inrpni tors started but now thoy all fling jM iepm to enjoy tho singing spell. : " i wnen a toacnor omlta tho Wag hour for a day or two tho :'Mdr n clamor 'or It. It Is not eon- ; Soea to the smlon nml nvnrcliina nn j'h b'arkbon Jg, but two-part Bonga l ranea ror and thoro is much . wwra.! su rlt shown. Tho children twlco as much at ABtorla, and thoy wviii uown moro nnu woro hired up on gettlug off tho bont by Mr. Welch at $00 por month. Undo Billy was surprised at tho growth of Salem, and Is so pleased with tho city that ho may como over horo again aomo tlmo, but wo hope It won't be bupIi a long Interval aj bo tweon his first and second visits. Fifteenth Wedding Anniversary. Mr. und MrB. Joo Martin enter tained a fow of their frlonda In hon or of tho flftoonth year of tjholr marrlngo last Saturday evonlng. Tho tlmo was spent with cards and games, later In tho ovenlng thoro was a guessing contest In which Mrs. Will Smith won tho prleo. Re freshments woro' also served. Mrs. Martin rccolvod many rusofttl and beautiful presents. Thoso nttondlnor woro Mr. nml Mrs. A. Daue, Mr. nnd Mrs. M. Vles ko, Mr. nnd Mrs. Vanosdnl, Mr. and Mrs. C. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. C. It. Lucas, Mr. and Mrs. Will Lucas, Mr. and Mrs. Haldorman, Mr. and Mrs. O. Mason, Mr. and Mrs. F. West, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Carter, Mrs. W. Donnott, Mrs. J. Hopt, Mrs. O. C. Konnon, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. Armstrong, Mrs. J. Oroshong, Misses Grnco Dauo, Myrtlq Rodgors. Joslo Koore mau and Elizabeth Haldorman, Clydo, Claronco nnd Leonard Mason, Elmor Dauo and William Danlols, dllbort Konnon. Mr. Van Osdol ontortnlnod tho company with his phonograph dur ing tho ovenlng. fltvin-Wnrkenttii Wedding. At tho parsonngo of tho first Methodist church, Wednesday, April 8th, by Rev. W. II. 8oIleck, Miss Elizabeth Warkonttn to Durward R. 0 win, 'both of Salem. Doth of tho young peoplo aro at tendants at tho Insane Asylum. Tho families of both, who ltvo near "Sa eom, woro prosont at tho wedding. Aftorwnrd thoy took tho oloctrlc for a brlof wedding tour to Portland and elsewhere. Tho best wlahoa of many friends will nttond them. Artisans' Onen Meeting. The UBiial largo crowd that attends "hoPaik chool aro good roadors tho regular open meetings of tho Artisans was prosont last wgnt. aji Interesting program was glvon, aftor which punch waB served. Many old tlmo gnmos woro also onjoyed whllo tho orchestra played several selec tions. Tho program was as follews: Seloctlon, orchestra. Piano duet, Mrs. John Savago and MIsb Mytrlo Knowland. Reading, Miss Pannlo Penn. Selection, orchestra. Vocal solo, Mrs. Robert Savago. Reading, Miss Anna Gllbort. Whistling solo, Mr. Hunter. Address, Mr. Louis Stringer. Seloctlon, orchestra. sht The Touchers Commended. MlfiS MflffAra nnttiinnrtfln.l tlii r tCh ra (if thn Qnti.m unlinnla tnr ;U wUnes with which thoy took !" ui music, and many of them iMte become able to teach tho work !bLm '.as MlBa Magera does it. iMly for the first yoar thoy havo irapllshed n eronr rianl Tn rhn iu?0sGf -v,Sft Welch, Miss Pohlo. Cornelius, Mlsa Martin and Ie,W' Miller tho children !oed equally well dovoloped In nil e abovo respects, and tho voices "owed good mimical quality, somo oiuie songs having a whistling ac wnpaniement j,i ono room the Prvlsor stood back and all tbo "alORStratlons woro mn.ln t.v thrt tWmrvand the Pupils, showing Esh WOrk The vocal work is M?5 'n Oath mnm hv lha nnliar ! 2.1 ",: "iean .."!! wi as a sreat mrfny of thorn ttol. ierevp anv nidslcal InBtruc- iSLT cwr outtldo'of tbo public rwoi room. t -w .Ji 4u iiVhrN ch,,?ren ,n tio pub- ol, "1 " lewive tno rumraenis musical education, and all learn ork fnPan h0ng3 anl ido chorus fcaanal. v ,ho'"Kh and sclontlflc "& eduhcaT;fonhP P"IW,,IM of eSl5?,a.rd, of Education are to be worv . ".-:"" ...-; - ma t r u ou aving Drought an;?, a" .,hp children of thiB nn . luie V0ICQ culture. It IS4, a Brat deal in their lives HI .r1' deal more to the homes fceol .RJchurones and Sunday flags u ,,UDUC n,l(1 800,al Bth- k89a to Meal of Newport, woll H0 BlSyNJ Iu0' vltors as !rlT Sm fhe M,sses Baylor. & 3r ut T3,0' that beautiful U halu "e 'andod In Salem on i. B.; uwhe cayso In May. T ht hn... t were but m S to Tr' He had 056ei e l!u . U X tnam With hl nnrln A Plousnnt Surprise. Mr and Mrs. Jnmea E. Godfrey wero given a pleasant surprise by about GO members of tho United Arti sans last Thursday evening. Games and music, with selections by tho Artisans' orchestra wero successful In passing a dollghtful evening. Supper was served later In tho evening by Misses Emma Godfrey, Grace Scott and Bertha Kllngor. Harpooning a Devil Fish. Tho task of hitting a dovll' fish from a foiurteen-foot boat was loft to tho bachelor of tho party, tho married member explaining that ho felt his duty tp the ones at homo excluded him from anything that smacked of suicide. Accordingly, when near tho next fish, tho sklfr put out from tho stern of tho Irene, tho spearman Btnndlng tn tho bow, whllo tho Bkippur Btood tho big boat away so as to give tho fish a clean field at the first rush. Tho plan developed perfectly tho throw was good, tho fish half filled the boat with his first splosh, and then rushed away In a great swinging circle bo that In fifteen minutes It wns possible ror tho sloop to cut across and catch up; when, by some maneuvering, It became po3slblo to pass the in-board end 6f tho lino up to her bowsprit. After exactly Uko being in tow of a fair alzed taig. The progress of tho boat was not fast, lint as stendy aB if It woro being drlveu by tho Irona'a own engines. It may fair to retw.rk that kll- TEA , Why isn't everything moneyback? Everything isn't good enough. Your grocer return your money it you don't Ilk Scbllltnr's lint we pay blta. that it was a fight to a finish, with thb devil fish on ono ond of tho lino nnd tho ten-ton sloop on tho otnor. Por a Mong while It seromed afc though tho dovll fish had tho better of it. Ho towed that big boat steadily out Into tho gulf for thrco hours and twenty minutes. It was tho first opoprtunlty for Salcmltes to ling a dovil fish entails as much gonulno muscle-racking hard work bb any tack on earth. It Is much tho samo as pulling for hours against tt, yoke of oxon who aro mov ing off cntlroly indifferent to ono's futile efforts. Tho devil fish wilt not let simplo towing tiro him. It loft to himself, he will sound to bottom, and after resting proceed on nd Infinitum. It la td prevent audi resting that ono must work constantly by hauling tho tow In closo to htm, thereby frightening to constant effort. If ho con bo strained to tho point of weakening, then ho may be limited closo enough to harpoon again. William Todd jn Scrlbner. o In Circuit Court. Wllllnm McCnrty, who stole somo clothing at Stayton and subsequently pleaded guilty, was sontonccd to two mon th 3 In tho county Jail by Jtidg Burnett In tho circuit court yester day. Dlvorco proceedings wero bogMti yesterday by Winifred A. Clnrlto against lior husband, Leon L. Clnrk, on tho grounds of desertion. W. E. Koycs Is Mrs. Olnrko'a attorney. o It is bettor to euro tho llttlo cough thnn to toko chances of consump tion. Tho best cough euro Is KcmpV I Balsam. Druggists Bell It at 25c nnd 50c n bottle. READY TAILORED'CLOTHEJ FOR? WELL DRESSED MEN. READY TAILORED'CLOTHEJ ? Jijl) sf Ayffvff ur d7PAyWCX. "RANGE c i J BEER PROMOTES TEMPERANCE nMMHMinieHHHHiaHMaMHMiiMaaMMiwaaBlivaHHwaMHMaaHMMMn Recognized as a Food Product, and So Dealt' With by the Government t Ir is boing recognized tho world over that tho drinking of beer promotes tompornnco and sobriety to a far groator extent than all tho prohibition laws on tho stntuto hooks. All onllghtonod European nations aro encouraging tho manu facture and consumption of light boors containing nbout throo and ono-half per cent alcohol, and tho result has boon most gratifying to all sincere lavon; of tomporanco. Tho United States government has taken a posltlvo stand In thl9 direction, tho war department holding' that tho re-establlnhlnq of tho army canteon for tho sale of boor holng an obsoluto neces sity In ho intoreat of tompwnuco and sobrloty, Boer 19 today rccognlzod as n "Food Product," and Is bo dealt with by tho govornmont. All tho great lnwiranco companies havo co'ntrtullcted tho lloa that huvo been glvon curroncy through prohibition sources that tho drinking of beer was a bar to scouring Insuranco, and havo latoly published -to tho world at largo tho Htatomont that tlioio drinking boor moderately (not moro than two quarts during twenty-four hours) woro tho vory best of riska. Tho latest British life insuranco reports show that tho ratio of death rato among abstain era Is thirty per cent greator than among moderate drinkers. Beer la puro and 'wholcsomo, and tho day la not for distant when it will bo as much a part of tho daily subsistence of every family as aro milk, broad and othor food necessities. Tho beer browed by tho Salem Browory Association la In ovory senso the vory'best that modo-n enterprise can produco. It speaks for ItBolf aud is lta own boat advertisement. SALEM BREWERY ASSOCIATION SALEM, OREGON 1 MMMMuitHMaaiMeMiiiiiaMdMiHn'H mmmmt" n 1 1 ',f,Jr 11 I I M l ' WJ y ill i Man for Summer Comfort Don't add the halt of a kitchen fire to the sufficient discomfort of hot weather. Use a New Perfection Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove and cook in comfort. With a "New Perfection" Oil Stove the preparation of dailv ineals, or thc'Ligf weekly "baking," is doiie without raising the temperature perceptibly above that of any other room in tne nouse. If you once have experience with the NEW PERFECTION Wick Blue Flame OH Cook-Slow r you will be amazed at the restful way in which it enables you to do work that has heretofore overheated the kitchen and yourself. The "New Perfection" Stove is ideal for summer use. Made in three sizes and all warranted. If not at your dealer's, write our nearest agency. The Jd$fa Lamp gives pgrfeet combuttleM whether kirk er low Is therefore free from tlUncrceablo odor and can not smoko. Safe, convenient, ornamental tho idol llfkt. If npt at your dealer's, write our tiura;t ngency, STANDARD OIL COP.; -ANY (IM'OHI'OKA.'ri.D TZ Jt K OREGON PEOPLE ARE GROWING WISE A largo numbor of them nro now using HUOWN ItKKAI) KLOUll. 1 ALLEN'S BOSTON Tho nconlo of Now Etiglnud have lived on Juat such Puro Poods for over a hundred yoara. Those goods aro nl up in packagos nnd In 10 nnd 2r-('ouiid sacks, and nro for Bnlo by ALL nilKT-OLAKH ailOCEKS. AhhKS A LEWIS, Portlmiil, Dlotrlbtitors for Oregon. ALLEN'S B B B FLODRI COMPANY Snn Jose, Cal DosMolnos, Iowa 11 t HAVE AN EARNEST CRE For tho comfort of tho folks at homo. Bundle up tho family washing and phou No. 20 onrly Monday for us to solid a wagon lor tho dothos. Wo will savo you money, worry and discomfort, and save tho olothos, as woll. Thoy wilt como brick to you fronh, crisp and clonn. WE DO IT RIGHT The Salem Steam Laundry THE LAUNDItY THAT KNOWS HOW mummmmmmmmmMmiummtmmmmmmmmmmmmm9mmm( YOU'LL ENJOY A DR1VH In ono of our rlga just no much as It you owned It. Moro,, Jn fact, for you wPl havo all tho pteaeiuro and ' only a moro fraction of tho expo an o of a prlrato stable, You aro not 11 ml tod in your choice of a turnout, viiuur. uur iivury Burvico can sup- v ply anything you rcquiro, from a runabout to a coach and team. How tan wo servo you? FASHION STABLES, V. W. Yminke, Prop. 131-137 N. High St. Phono Main 44. Mmmwitnmwinimmiowimini aia .i t" We. 7:3,".orogn am with his undo from Terra For PorlHund filrl. A party of young folks woro llghtfully entortained last Saturday evening at the home of Miss Althen Moores. the affair being in compli ment to Miss Cully Cooke of Port land. "Five Hundred" wai played at -oven tabloe and prizes, wero won by Miss Gertrudo Oray and Clifford Brown. Refreshments woro served later. The out-of-town guests were: Gertrude Gray of Seattle and Prince Byrd of Spokane. For Taut Catch. Miss Ryth Gatch eutertaintd about Next to Sunshine pure air and deep breathing, the beat medicine for nil run-down con ditioas of the stomach, nerves and blood, is that unfailing- renovater, restorative and tonic & Niagara Compressed Air Spraying Outfits Ortml0 aan he had sona n K 5 to i,An f00t where wages k, 'St?8? Per month Ho got "i bo would get abont IBBBBBBBBBBBBBBIsBBlBSsiBSlBBBBBBBWSlK&kHBlW sibbbbbbbbbbbbbbibbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbHsUDsI SttKKKtBB eSSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBsiHRfV1 ! fliSalBSlBBiSlBSlBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBlSISl w iLHHRHSSpflssHNiHNsHR BlMselslBBissBW3CaPLL MJIKStHmn Tho most complete sprayer Jn tho market. Something to de pend upon. Description on request. Complete Wind Mill nnd Pump House, Wood and Steel Tanks, CHASqfc SKAIF. 198 Stetel&reet Don't read this unless you aro In need of nomn nt n. articles, and wish to savo money by buying thorn at a bargain. Until March 30, In order to mhko room for new goods, Uicbo Horns will bo offered at greatly reduced prists. Those aro all of standur'l nnUe and good quality. Regular Salo Price Prico Ono now 3-inch wagon, comp'oto fllO.OO $ 05.00 One now buggy, host mako, ... . 130.00 100,00 Ono new buggy, best mako. ...... 9S.00 . One now runabout fi6.00 ; Ono now disc harrow 4 23.00 ; One new Tiger drill 90.00 ', Ono new Buckeye binder 100.00 'One new Buokeyo mowor ... 00.00 ' Ono now Buckeyo rako 32.00 : Ono new Davis croam separator ..,,,,.. ..... 100.00 r Ona new 14-Inch Rock IsIancfCllpifer sicfil plow.. 10.50 ; One now 12-lnch Rock Island" Clipper stool plow. . 17.50 , Ono new 10-Inch Rock lslaud Clipper steol plow.. 13.50 ; Ono new handmado light express 75.00 ' Ono new handmado light express 75.00 : Also second-hand cultivator,-mower and rake at a uarguin. Single-trees, doublo-treer, nedc-yokes, dashbourdy, cushions, at a 3& Der cent reduction. ', An assortment of about 300 worth of paints, lead, oil, var- M ' nlshes and stains will bo put on sale. I will aUo sell on commission any Implomeut or vehicle. , whigu you may vfisu iu uianja im, hi uujr iwuw. a ; 10 per cent dlccount on paints, status and varnish until April JO. m i duiu cuiitiuues. fiCABfit? 9 lirAlC CoratH Pine una Vrout tit' WL,rmpi, m? avtvj I : 80.00 42.50 17.50 73.C0 135.00 48.61 29.00 65.00 1M0 13,50 11,56 00.00 00.00 g.tLKM. OHKGON U i u w i V I : V ft .r it. mmm! SM fvvwW. t" kN 10c J Ms.