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DAUr CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALTOI. OREGON, FllinAY, MAY 1, 1008
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COLLEGE PRESIDENTS ME17T.
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To the Grecers:
Dozens of wagons have been working night
and day distributing wink ammunition. Many
hundred deliveries have been made to grocers so
that they could respond properly to the wink. We
thought every grocer had been supplied: we are dis
appointed in finding that a few have been missed. If this
advertisement catches the eve of a grocer who did not eet his
wink ammunition we want to hear from him either by letter or phone
at once. If it is read by a grocer's assistant won't you please call the
attention of the manager to it. or if the grocer's wife or the assistant's
wife reads it ask your husband 11 he got his.
GILE & CO., Salem, Oregon.' W. W. McBRlDE, 527 Pacific Building, Seattle Wash.
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Denominational SchooN Will Woifc
Together to Secure lleU 1snI1i1c
Itcsulis.
Dr. C. A. Mock of Dallas college
roturncd Saturday evening from
Forest Grove, where he had been
Attending the convention of the
Lpresld-nts of Oregon'8 denomlnn-
ttnnnl rn'lptrpc. which wns pulled hv
Prcildent W. N. Ferrln, of Pacific
university.
All of the uvninonunntionai coi-
Ikk.id nt th Wlltnmhtlii Vnllm. with"
.ve,v, ...v .... -t, T---J,
the exception of Philomath ,'cqllcgto
,were represented, and a pnrmauent
organization was oncctea, itosiuqw
W. N. Ferrln, of Paclflfc unlvpralty
being elected president President L,
W. RHpyx .of McMlnnvllto college.
vlce: 'present, and President l. M
Crooks, ot Albany college, secretary.
Tho tmroosefl of tho orgdHUatlorl
aro to ecciuro a closer cooperation
between the' educational Institutions
represented, and Inuufo. moetrig of
tneir presiueniB ana 01 rujirL-iwniu-tlvo
membcrB of thole faculties f6r
tho oxchangj of hencflclttl Ideas, anl
dIscumiohor method) for the better
ment of educatlona' nystoms. An'
effort will bo made to secure uni
form cntranco requirements, oqulv-
alant requirements for graduation
from any of the given collcgu
courses, and cooperation In the ath
letic work of the different Inntltu-
lions.
Tho representatives who were
prosont nt tho Important convention
In Forest Qrove Inst week were:
President W. N. Ferrln, of Parlflc
University; Prooldent L. W. Klloy,
of McMlnnvlllo college; President H.
M. Crooks, of Albany college; Presi
dent Kolsey, of Newborn collogo;
President C. A. Mock, of Dnllnd col
lege and Professors Matthowa and
Sherwood, of Willamette university.
Southern Pacific
R. R. Time Card
Tlmo Card No. 53 Effectlvo Bun?
Iterfntbw 20th, 12.01 A. M.
Town fd Portland Passenger.
No. 10. -5. 53 A. M. Oregon Expres
No. 18.-8:40 A. M. Cottngo Ororw
Passenger.
No. 12.-2:45 P. M. nosnburg Fa-
songer.
So, 14.-9:13 P. M. Tortland Rx
press. Touurd Portland Freight. '
No. 2 r
Lenvo- Albany 12: 85. p.
Arrives at Ynqulna .... 0:15 p. m.
Trains to and from Detroit. k
Loaves CorvijlllB ....... (1; 40 p. M.
N3. 3
Lonvofl Albany 7:30 a. wt.
a. M. 0:00, a7:05, 8:od, ib,k
Wrfves at Albany 11:58 a. sa.
Freight. " .
No. 22010:48 a. a., way frelgk)
arrives.
Vo "?flii 2R n. m.. wav frolKt
No. 3225:00 P. M. Portland FMt
Coparta.
Toward Ran Francisco Passenger.
No. 11. 11.03 A. JW. Hoseburg !
scngcr.
No. 17. G J 46 P. M. Cottage Qror
Pflssongcr.
No. 15.-9:5(1 P. M. California
nrnsn.
iNo. 13.-2:01 A. M. San Franclwc
Express.
Tmntril Ran Francisco Freight.
No. 221. 2;43 A. M, Portland Fa
Freight
No. 22511:28 A. M. Way-Frlg.
VM. McMUItRAY,
Gen. Push. Agt., Portland, Oregon
.Tno. SI. Scott, Asst. O. P. A.
10 PORTLAND
NOTABLES IN THE
POLICE COURT
am hnn.lln tho tinrsi. Ifinell ! f or-COllOrul The WOll-knOWIl Pall
it Wisdom. Orocon'B enulDc wna nrroatMl. Two accounts woro
jxiI Oeorgo Wostgate, chair-1 turned In by Telegram rcportnra.
f tbe It publican stato cjntrnljo'U by th jiollco ieKjrter, who UIU
i'U and United State sur-'nit knov, t k iiromlnonct' of tho
prlw)iiorn, and the other teport hk
sent In by a reporter who knew the
prlioiKTH nud hr.d herrd of tho nr
lost. The report nre exhlbltx A rud
U.
i:hll.lL A.
Mike Wisdom Is tho name of n
mnn who win nrrcHte.l thin afternoon
for nn'ng unwisely In posting horse
bhow IjIHh (on tolephono poles and
other places, contrnry to tho city
ordlnanro. With Wisdom a com
panion untried WoHtgatw was nlhw ar
rostod. The mon said In pleading
thut they followed directions that
had boon given thoitf b u bill jiot
tlug i-onoern and Judge Caincmu ro
leniod thorn after rwutlonlng them
to rend up on tho elty ordinance and
woman for whom it week ago Mie
police w-rt. tmked by hur aged Htep
fnthor folnMltute suarch. She win
looted on a wow nt tho foot of
Scvent'onth Btreet wluno she lived
with Rdtnoiidnon, whoso wlfw she
became last Miuch in HllUboro, af
ter iifburlng him, Hays No. -, she
IlATTIiKKNAKi: DK.V I
IN M)ltANi: COUKTItV
J W. and T. M. Donk. who were
In Kugono from tho horuno country
MonJlay, toll a pretty large rattle-
ftiiako story, but Its truth la vouched
for ly well-known rcldent of tho
vicinity. They say that 17 rattlers,
mootly good .lxod ones, havo been
killed In a den discovered on tho
hud boon, freed legally from hor first Jerry Pipe plnco recontly. Tho
husband. No. 1 lit about 05 years killing ocrsirroil on Rovoral different
OldnnjN.o2. jidmltH 10 yeuvn ot dnyn when the woathor won warm
me,' The woman - yours out.
LOW
RATES
EAST
Will llo Mftdo This Season by th
T7m history of Mrs. .Tor'n plight
heglua at Toledo. Or . about two
month ago, wTun sho dlsoppenred
suddenly from hume after a long
period of correspondence with nearly
a dozii men aho Iihk inner soon,
undT th. aiiHplcea of a matrimonial
ROSTEIN & GREENBAUM
240-246 Commercial St.
DESIRABLE MERCHANDISE
POPULAR PRICES
LADIES' WHITE SHIRT WAISTS
lj gooJa valiw, cnunot bo duplicated elsewhere.
$J.25f $t.OO, 75c
White Parasols $t.65t $1.50,
$J.25f$J.J5r75c, 50c
A great variety every one a bnJgnln
Lone Silk Gloves $X.25
pa hca f, i, double tlppod flngora, $2.00 valuoa.
F't toirr embroidery, itTd 25d
df" cf ess vests, special valut-, taoh IOC
Fa 'Oc l"gM weight underwear, a garmont 25d
w w;-ti nitB. on'y loc
CurU!ns, f?'J.oo a pair, 1.05 a pair, .(X a pair.
, "'- ir.i.i irom : a piur uv, ujj . u...i,..
' 'n, white or red, yard 25
P l"i a L.nou. from 86 ar2 "j
' sj a uiwns, yaru X
B " as crfmnnt In thla -ltv
li'i far
MILLINERY
F ow
U ugf. trimmed
POPULAR PRICES
EADY TAILORED CLOTHES
y WELL DRESSED
hen,
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A A M IS 1 1 wn
'UWW-'
CE RANGE
to f 40
nbldc hy U lii idvorllalng tki comlim imrenn nlth which ah lulvwtlaod
ient She wu tracod to Portland by h pb-
FAlilhlt. II. . ta' cnl hwrlng her photoKruph,
Thi momornblo whlskom of which h- had sent to O. M. Itoae,
' Mlko" WlHdoni fairly wlntlllalod (,t Portland, ono of hor long-dlatanco
with wnith whllo Surveyor uontini ndmlror inr photograph wn
(;. W. Wohtgato win badly ruffled pored a-t police hoadquarterH iib bo
wlien thoso dlgnltarloH woro ruth- ins that of a missing woman and lod
lojflly arrested by tho police this nf- to hr dlarovory by Patrolman Hon
ternoon for nailing horso show plac- T'ftorMin. That sho wkb found wub
ard on telephone polea and othor rportwi to hor hufihuiid niul stop
plBcei, contrary to the poaco and father in Toledo, and tho urrlvwl of
dignity of tho city ordluaucs. No 1 and Mrs. Norton, tho womauN
Mike" and "(Joorgo" aro tho big juother. la Portland this rnoriilnjc la
moguls or tho Country Club and r'aponelbl for hor plight horo.
hlvcatock ASBOclatlon and they wor, No, 5 employed by tho Pacific
extremely anxious to Ut tho public JUrJwarj k Steel company, nt
know tho big "dolus" thoy Intend TKf-Rty-secomI and Nlrolal atruotM.
to pull off at tholr $3,000,000 am- whrfft h- was arnthtod thla morning,
phltheator out near Suunyalde. j w a he marrlod Mra. .lory In
.Iudgf Cameron flnt thought that go4 fplth. At th time of tholr
ho qught to houd tho distinguished nn.rr1ai,'i' in Illllaboro dlvorco pro-
... .... I. .11. ...t .).' , .M. ...... ...n.ll.... I.. rr",.l .1..
law UruaKOrS lO IIIW rJn iiic, ' ' itiimuiu ' I'unuui in juii'tiu
n-r giving the boya n leotiro.. he eonat saya No. 1, but this infor
mation Arem No. z, wan wUhhoiu
f"m Jim by Mrt. Jory .
SOUTHERN
PACIFIC
(IilNKH IN OHKCJON)
and bright and 1ho annkes enmo out
of their den to tako a nun bath. On
Sundny lard, fourteon woro killed.
.... ... .1... il .1.1.. .!.. ...... 1...
IMI III lllli lllllll linn in-ii nun i- -
cated nnd watched no ono In tho HtfOfll 01601 1 KJtC
vicinity hud any Plea mat mere wero
any rnttleennkoa to aponk of in the
neighborhood and tho largo number
killed to (Into hna oeeanalonod much
Hiirprltso. Tho nklng, rnttloa and oil
of tho anakoa aro takon euro of nI
prraurved for varloua use
TO
T.
.E BUREAU
t V-' . ,.A .... ni find cent emeu iu front uf
i S9Vll JVi M U.J ----- .-
Ur l.t Leb nd the bar.
I n r r a t ti t- fgnj r..ofnf
"k x-'-jrTirfc in , t.ctv has tcucht him that it ia)
Wool,
NES, LIQUORS and CIGARS
htlant i77 35C State St
toM ihom to go and ln no more
i-O -l.VAT
WAU VirrKIMV
ron voi'Xi:u man
Mr.. I.ucy Jory -Accused by Wnn-lor
Hiislmud or Hlunmy.
Portlund wclal1 Married when
1C yoar o'd to a vHaran of tho
ChU war, Mia. I.uoy Jory. a on
armol woman. 1 naouaod by her
wart lor huaband or chooblng a
jounger inato without the formality
i,r dlvorclBK the tlnt. Jory algnod
a louiplitlnt thla morning charglus
hit. wUi with uuljgnmy. ad within
half an hour he was behind prUon
L.r. uniiiir iht e&ro of Matron Sim
mon Hr aecoBd hualwnd. T. K 'b-u of bim wbllo ooiivaleHoing. J.
KdiuondMii. w 1" arrut.l ad ! Whi'tlngton. a putlent at tho atate
h retuiuad ft th city Jail booked on I own- Mylum. kllM Iilmsolf Into
iea-ui- ihaig" Moth cna will be -trUy afurooflu by plunging
heard bj Judge rain-run tomorrow Ur he balcony aurroHiidlag the
morning i-rrh on which he wm aittiag while
Mr Jor ur Mi Kdmonnoii la the lr eoerlg III ahatUrrad benlth.
' -. a . r..ki uu aVull fiH iki. ainnnt
.. . M.0 " "!. " WW w
west & 4oan foet below. lie
but aill 7 o'etork, in apite of
urKieti aclefaM eouki do for
fiijn For ."I
mi-, it hae The .'ortauait u.a w eow-
.roM-n t b.utaJ tA tLt- Atrium r-oie month
uuilli
TIZA
Goad tea. close price.
There is no other way to
build a rood business or
keep a good business.
Ymi iinh icIwm yoni ruh-i d yea doo'i
liU ackiiuiiir Ifl we p.r Uiw.
inam; i'atiisnt
(x)m.mits sl'ioidk
H - ule)dl mania getting thu
CT". If join oni.ljari
CcVt' vv ,,.,h ,h ,n br4
v Aj ,,ai '' '
CELEBRATED'r ijhuts -
H7 STOMAUM v r,
BITTERS 1
iaBBBBBBBBBnanV ft 9 annaHe'V
I o
'tire
Ifuirtliiirii.
I'iMir
pM'tll'
ludigoation
IVvit and
oMlinif.
Slwple!.-
III1!
.nut MulniM
gue.
to- hlag known to have a doalre
ii. .ad hia e&Alenco, but recently he
h hown with rationalnoMi that
thv hop4t' tsrf belloved him cured
und he wa placed on the porch to
riioy tho freeh air and tuushlne
New NoturJi'M.
8. A. Oharloa. Hood Itlver;
CharluK lndd, Merlin; William I
Wright, Grnnta I'iihb: S. P. Ilargor,
Ilrownavllle; J. I, Walker, Pendle
ton; Rllim J. Day, Jarkwinvlllo; J.
L. WollH. P. II. llolbrook, It. V.
Graham, C. K. Ihrna, It. M. Tuttlo,
B. II. Quackonbuoh. J. 1. Hnrtmnn,
Portland.
Puvdrii'iit Hooscvelt Hav".
That outdoor oxercUo U nooded by
tho American people Thra'a a'l
rlioiimntlam follow that advl"-' Tho
anHwor la almplo H'u nallard'a
Snow Mnlmont, "and tho rhoumatWm
will go, leaving you no epry oa a
colt. Olvoa quick and permnnont re
lief from ihouiniiti"m, it- iini'pln
lamo back and all pains. Sold by all
denlorg
COUVAjXIH KAHTKU.V It. It
TJMK TAHI.i:
c.
No. i-
.nnoa Dutroit 1:00 p. m
followa, (tommonolng Jun. in, 1008
Triilna for ComilllN,
No. 8
Loaves Albany 7.efa. in
rrlvim il CorvallU . ...8.Stn. m
Nrt. 10.
Uvci Albany 3 : W p. in
'ArrivM at GorraHla ... 4: Sap. m
No. 0
Levi roe Albany T : 4f. p. in
Arrlvua at Carrallta .... S :2a p. in
Train for Albuiiy.
No i
Leaven Corvallla 6:30 ft. in
Arrhu nt Albany 7:10 a. in
No. 9
Ioftvaa CervaUte 2:16 p. in
Anlvoa at Albany !:p. w
No. 7
Laavej OirvallU C- 00 p. in
Arrivoa at Albany 6:50 p. in
No. 11 (Sunday only)
Leaves CorvallU ...... 1 1 : 1 6 ft. m
Arrives at Albany ll:f8a. rn
No. 12 (Sunday only)
Iiavoa Albany 12.36 p. in
Arrlvi a. Corvallla .... 1:18 p. w
For further Information apply t(
Tmlim fmm and to Yaqulna.
No. ?
rhe Tfeinalns will be tent to Daker lAr.lvca a, CorvaUIa ....11 00 a, m
( - whe'O relativen of tho de-' Arrive, at Albany .... G !l p m
ceased reside Loaves yaquina ...... C 45a in
AS FOLLOWS:
llt)TII WAYS ONK WAY.'
TJIItOL'GW VIA
POHTIiANU CALlWltNIA
Chicago $74.15 $87.50'
SI. Louis $09.15 $82.50'
SI, Paul $61.65 $81.75
Omaha $61.65 $75.00-
Kansas City $61.65 $75.00'
TICKETS WILL HE ON SALE
May 4, 18
June 5, 6, 19, ?.0
July 6' 7, 22, 23
August 6, 7, 21,22
Good for return In 00 dayn wttb
Btnpovor privileges at pleasuro
within limits
REMEMBttR THE DATES
For any further Information call ou
agonte.
VM. M'MUItltAY,
(leuoral 1'nsHungor Agent,
POItTLANI), OREGON,
Oregon Electric
Railway Company
TIME OAItn
Leaving Siilcm.
Portland and intormodlato btatloua
looal G:15a, row
Portland and lutormudlato stations,
local 8. 0B n. it.
Wont Woodburn, WIIhoiivIIIq, Tumi-
ntln, Portland, Ilmltod 0:30 o. ru.
Portland and Intermediate atatlons,
loeal 11:03 a. iu.
Portland and Intorinodlatu stations,
local 2-30 p. in.
Weat Woodbuni, Wllsonvlllo. Tuala
tin, Portland, limited 4:02 p. rr.
Portland and Intormodlato stutlous
local , 6.35 p. m
Arriving Huleni.
Portland and Intermediate statlonu
looal 8 35 a. nu
Portland nd iuUrinodlato statlont.
local , 10:45 a, m
Portland, Tualatin, Wllsonvlllo, Wes
Woodburn, Ilmltod ..11:15 a. ra.
Portland and Intermedlato atatlono,
local 1:25 p. m.
Portland and Intermediate 8tntloneb
local 4:50 p. in.
Portland, Tualatin, Wllsouvllle, WcsV
Woodburn, limited.. 5-47 p. ux
Portland and Intermedlato Btatlons,
local 7:50 p, BE,
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