DAILY CAMTAIj JOUKNAL, SALEM. OREGON, SATflWAY. MAY 2, 1P0H
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To the woman who bakes,
Royal is the greatest of
time and labor savers.
Makes home baking easy,
a pleasure and a profit.
STK AM Kit HATES
FROM ASTOItIA
Baking Powder
The only Baking Powder made
from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar
With minimum trouble and cost bis
cuit, cake and pastry are made fresh,
clean and greatly superior to the ready
made, dry, found-in-thc-shop variety.
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MAYOR'S PROCLAMATION
FOR CLEANUP DAY
ON FRIDAY MAY 8
Then What is Left Can Be Got Away
With Saturday and There is Plenty
To Do
Mayor ItoilmTH' proelnnmtlnu ottlng thu day. for tho grand cloan-up
4IIK1 Hinting tlio btmt wny In which to aid tlio work Ih, uh follews:
TO Tllli PKOl'MO OF SAL.KM:
With admirable foresight, th? hui'durs of our city platted It on broad
, linos, with wide Mtrcntn, convoiilonl ulliyi, and deep Mocks affording
nmiHiial opportunity for ndnrnmont. Ah a natural foquonce, Salem
J'ifltly prldoo llsolf on its spacious lawns, tdnhly tree, sploudld park,
and beautiful honiOR. tl'l wo have com1 to reall.o In hoiiio monsure, the
""Snlem Beautiful" of our dreams.
nut tho tlmo for spring house donning Ih hero and the- city should not
lay claim to exemption from thin lniuctlc rontlno any morn than any
other well ordered honeo; In fact, our vury pretense to uttuu'tlvunuM Ih
the best niiHiiii wo can assign for a general clean-up of our city. There
fore, with tho purpose In vlow of arousing great hI ulvlc pride In the
minds of our people. I en 1 1 npoa tho residents of Salem to sot aside one
day In t uultod erfoit to clean hou, and In older that this may ho
brought ahont, 1 herob designate Friday. May Sth, U0S, an "Ckan-Up
Day."
T,ol all who run itt pslde tholr oitktomnry occupations for tho after
noon of that day and aid In the gpuurnl -movement.
I roiiuept tlmt all schools, public and prlvatu, declare half holiday
for tho afternoon of "Clenn-Up Day" In order that the chlldron may
participate In the wort; and receive an object lwon In civic clonnll
jU'hh . Kullnt the childen overywho ro.
Mr. Del Dlnsmore has the follow
ing letter relating to an all-ocean
trip to Seattle, accompanying thel
fleet up to Puget Sound and upend
ing a day there among the warships:
"Replying to yours of April 28th,
will say that I can reserve fifty
tickets for you until the 10th day
of May. We shall expect you to be
responsible for the collection of the
money for thcBe and while wo do
not know what tho tlckots will cost,
will say that they will 'cost no more
thant tho exact charter price or
tho ship. Wo shall probably have
the largest ship on tho Pacific
Cor.at, which will carry a thousand
people. We know positively that It
will not cost more than, $5 a tlckot
with 500 peoplo aboard and with a
thousand peoplo aboard, which Is en
tirely llkoly, wo do not think It will
cost more than J3 a ticket and may
be not that. much. "We will be able
to fix (ho exact amount of the pur
chase price of (ho ticket by the 15th
of May. In order to obviate any
difficulties along this line, we are
telling each passenger that he must
be prepared, If necessary, to pay $5
for his tlckot but that wo will get It
as much cheaper for him as pos
sible." 0
mns von elks nuir,D-
, ING AT ATjHANV.
Tho bids for the new I51ks' build
ing at Albany were opened by tho
committee, proving somewhat larger
than was anticipated, and wore it3
follews: W. M. Welch, Salem, $30,
080; O. C, Maurer, Salem, $29,095;
II. J. Clark, Grants Pass, $27,728,
without tho wiring which amounts
to $-100; I. F. Conn, Albany, $31,
000; J. A. McChwney, Albany, $31,
100. The committee, consisting of Gale
S. Hill, chairman, K. I). Cuslck. C.
H. Durggrnrr, II. K. Lugger, J. .1. Col
lins, Win. Angles, II. A. Hocker. F.
V. Sehultz. J. It. Wyntt and K. .1.
Scoloy, will consider the bids.
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ACCOMODATES
THE PUBLIC
Will merchant and employer p urmli aw many of tlulr employes as
po slhlo to take the afternoon.
A very Important rou.uost I have to mttku la for volunteer tonrn
wo want 0110 hundred teams and wngoim to haul refuse. Thoso having
a single horse or team or wagon are roquostod to aoud In their names
and addresses to my ollWto n soon at possible.
Let everybody help. Let w make a clean sweep that day. M tho
broom be tln emblem of our endeavoi-H.
I am going to give a few hints. Don't think me Importlnout or per
sonal We are all sinners
If yon have n vacant lot wth old boards, box and oast off Imple
ments on It, heap tho stuff up and burn it. Wo nro going to pormlt bon
llres anywhere on Hint day. providing thoy are not placed noar buildings
nnd are watched. Put emu. metal' and what can't be burned. Into
boxes and bprrols on the curb or alloy and notify my oince. It will be
hauled away fruo.
If you have a barn on the alley, romombor you have 110 right to throw
the Utter or store your vehicles In tho alloy driveway. Glean It up. It
belongs to tho public
Fix the old barn up. Why not paint It?. It needs it.
If your sidewalk U bad. don't wait 10 be forced to fix It.
Prop up that decrepit fence.
Brush and weeds are beanttltul on the wild hills of thu Cnscados, but
scarcely so along your sidewalk and fences. Make war on the weeds.
If your backyard Is strown with old barrels, discarded furniture yid
other relics, assemble .them and pronounce the benediction with a
match.
If your children sontter papers and litter on tho sidewalks or adjoin
ing promt wii. have them clean It up. Tuich them that It Is a public
OftOUhO.
' Have tho children sow vlno or flowers to cover up the old, back
feint mid woudhjl.
Level up tho lawn along -the curb.
U you are 11 corporation and have uolen that lerni like those or a
neglected Uopyanl. strHlghteu thepalnted,
in up. lJUliHiiiicu pines must ue t
Vbove all. t( vu owu an Murjghtly. uninhabitable. tumble-down,
ahaek, won't you umk stovewood of It? if you etui't find anyone who
IM remove It for the wood, we will. Drop 111 a line.
The tlnii and expense devoted to this work I one of the best InuM 1
iiu'iiU wu iu make for ourtwlvo ami for the i-lty Lot everybodv .nd
a hand. Respect full .
OKO F KODtiKUS. Mevor
To properly take care ot additional
btiiiucss leaving Portland for San
Francisco on May 2nd, account war
ship maneuvers at the May Clty.traln
No. 15 leaving Portland, 7:15 p. 111.,
May 2nd, will mm In two sections.
Tho first section will consist of one
mail car, one observation car, two
dining cars and eight standard sleep
ers. The consist of second section ap
proximately wl'l be one oxpross, two
baggage cars, throe day coaches or
chair cars, two tout 1st sluopors.
As no dining car on second sec
tion breakfast will bo served at Glen
dale lunch at Ashland, dlnnor nt
DiiiiKinuIr, bruakfiibt at San Fran
cisco or Oakland after arrival.'
If travel Justllleft additional tour
ist cars or day roaohos will bo placed
In tho second section to meet the re
quirements.
In nddltlnn to tho extra service
Xo. 13 loavlug Portland midnight
will bo operated as usual.
With this excellent train sorvlc
pasnongers will bo well taken care of.
Ilorth reservations mny bo secured
through tho ticket agent, t-
Xoto particularly only flt'afc cjna
sleeping car passengers will bo car
ried In tho tlrst section.
WM. M'MUIIRAY,
JXO. M. SCOTT, ..llqn. Pass.Agt.
A. G. P. A.
CIRCUS DAY AT SAlfl
MONDAY, MAY 4th Performances at 2 and 8
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Tlio Only Lndy In tho Entlro World who throws
SOMERSAULTS on tho Naked Unok of
Swiftly Rumilnn Home.
'Thundering Roman Chariot Races
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A COMPLETE JAPANESE CIRCUS
9 SENSATIONAL EQUILIBRISTS
:0nly Lady Japanese Artists in America
"20 Astonishing Acrobats
'HIGHEST JUMPING HORSES
JIEKDS'PERFORAIING ELEPHANTS
'CAMELS, LLAMAS AND BOS INDICUS
CAKE WALKING HORSES
.TRAINED IMPORTED ARABIAN STALLIONS
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I Notice,
' To huprovo v. portion of N. Cot-
ItnRe stroot, D utrcot tiiul Seventh
ntreot In tho city of Snlom.
I Notice In hereby lvon thnt nt tho
rcRtilnr mcetlnR of the common
cjhiicII of tho olty nf-SslfMn, Orogon.
ihn't' April 20, 190S. a rwolutlon
vns ndoptotl to Improve Ncrth Cot-
tape Blrecf In tho city of Salem, Or-
'(''on, b'twoen tho north Uno of
North Mill Crook ?nd tho Houth lino
'of I) treet; D urot In the city of
', Salem, Oregon, between tho west
Mne of Nor U Cottnno r.l-cot nnd tho
en-t lino of Sevonth stn-ot; Sovonth
Blroct In tho city of Salem, botweon
th north lino of n fitreet nnd tho
I south lino of tho Fair Ground Road,
;ln tho followhiK mnnner:
iiv op.trihllcbtncr n normancnt
Rrrdo on culd fitrects between snld!
point
Said Improvement shall Includo
Intoreectlone and be continuous, ex
tending from ibo north lino of North
Mill creek to tho south Uno of Fair
Orounds Road, nnd uald strcow
along tho center thereof for a width W()UKHFL'L Cw
of 16 roet rnaii no cxruvaiwi i
' &s
hnv been there to! Ml
you wanttbrrb.i'. "
M.tui pa oa IT "".
46S Mill St. Plwe lty
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DR. KIN
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TIIK MKUUV t'HU'l'S peifonntTh in the world, and th u
COMKS 0 MON'U.W on raiv iiii-us'oiu. only In then
. . . iruutruft with Norrls and Rowe tlu-
u'l.i. .i. ... v..-io n. !... hkiw to uniform thl almost ta
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inniHBUip ll l UIJ IUlirt'lllUIIOII
clt'uun. tiiUKOiitu, innat;orto. htnnl
ilrouu und (HiiiKnhs of nations
which will ovhlblt In this city Mon
of tho show. During th run of th
clreiu In San FrHJciseo this spring
or sixty ptM-rornianeos. 375. S73 nor
Dr. Stone's
Drug Store
The only cash drug store in Oregon
owos uo one. and no one owe6 it,
cariies targe stock. Us shelve
da. May 4lh. u(triumn and night. ,. nid admissions to tho big show counters aud show cases are loaded
Jh a family of acrobat., that go ua- Uiul the St. lons made one of the vsitu drugs modklnes noUons toliei
dor thu uiimu of tho Astral St. big distinct hits of the program. Jr ueiJI winS l ,d ilouo?s of al
VrV"1-... "i1. r?M,t nl. S?.?.!S!' Wd' lnri.ud pwforiuoi Von, kinds for iSic.S ZZ U?
a'ml camo dlroct from Melbourne
ustrnllu to the Norri aud Rowe
i-lrcuu. Thero are ovon iueinbi-ra
to tho troupe, and amoug them are
porforrr,eiK that turn double full
twlatort, nod double homorsaults
from the bnio ground, a foat that
lias boon accomplished but by three
nor. country iu the world. Their stono is a regular graduatoV modi
nn cannot b- dwrlbed "It beg-1 cine, aud has had many years of
sars description." The now big txo-umA i.. tho nrn, rnn.i.
Tho above cut represent
brick lined Torrid Zone Pure.
Guaranteed gas, smoke and dust
proof, Economical and durable.
A. L. FRASER
238 STATU STHKET.
Estimates furnished on heating
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big expedience In tho practice. Consul'
street parade will tako place at 10 tatluus are free. Prescriptions are
o clock lly arrangemont, tho Nor- froe, aud onlv regular prices fot
rls and Rowo clrcu will be -the only medicine. Dr. Stonu can be found at
big show to visit this section of the his drug store. Sslero, Or . from 6
country this year the mornlns pmu 9 t nlgtat.
CHICHESTER'S PILLS
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donth of 10 IneJiea bolow tho grade Wl ,mt yoo fl
of said streets, and vhon so oxca- y man
vntcd, shall bo filled with clean m c
creek or rlvor gravol, so the sur- tlon or P w ,
face of said Improvement shall bo, Dr. Kum "
C.IJ .!!.. a nv,.flln,l ull.'lll 1)0 USIll . ...1. V-f. W "
In making a hinlform grade so said J"nt p ' ",, JtiT,,iii
stroot for run winm win nmr ii- inJ
.1 i A lift Ul'
of said Improvement kna
11I1I11I1K "" .. .. .n tlllt
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proviawu ... ., jtJBiP--
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drainage.
Tho cost
ca .: .mi. dortrt
i.MH'N in hm-
VvSy. -?'.' 'it in and KUU,,U " -.. aV
V'.VA"" "r:" " ;vi.Vm1 In mem - --
nujacuui projiurij, n
mo cnarier 01 tsam ij. , iliatJ
Remonstrances ngainst the shove ver 8nd wow
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V"'.'rVv",.';r. '.,'"" r nrt nub- ".., fnasli I
llcatlon of this notice. ,. , . ,, rure pHt
By order common couneu. ' lu,". tl f!ii "
Moorw. recorder. thn'r? ftimein1
Date of first publication of this droJg of testimo
notice, April P2. 1908. . -2--,0t 3uUat0D free F
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Sl'MMKIl SCHOOL
The rirtt term of tbo Sumnuj
Normal open on May ""
continues eight weeks.
Tho second term opens "
Juno a9 and continues nl"
the August examination.
Classes will be formod in ;
tho branchos for Btute
and county papers, lul ton
each term $10. The ola- "'
Primary Methods bogln- o"
June 15 and continues i
days. Tuition $7.50 .
Special work will be given M
grade pmp"8. , , lMis
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