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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAP! TAL JOURNAL, SALKM, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1008 WW III ' ' . - ' ar. kHrni -I- IIIIMIIIKIHM1H Lins white? Cheeks nuluP ninnrl .M.. o Consult your doctor. Bad skin? Weak nerves? Losing flesh? -WV JVMI UUhlWK i .lnyfier'j No appetite? Poor digestion? Discouraged? hdhtalottUaVnsAytti Corisult your doctor. b J"""!"':"- HIGHER Led Press LonBed Wire.) hnRton, May 7'. When oreclcy said -uo west, -- im nrobablv did not riau - rhls disposal the statistics to Ln soundness of 'hlB advice. Ltior west has dlsappcnrqd, lew west lias boon born, nev- It would appear thnt It tut greater Inducements to L earner of todny than any ictlon of the United StatcH. stern man or woman who Is In a manufacturing cstnb- t receives a much greater atlon thnn hlo follow work- whcre, nccordlng to a state- fc;ued today by tho census The averago por week lout tho west is 13.05 as I10.C2 In tho central north 1110.11 In tho north Atlantic; i the south central, nnd $7.31 leouth Atlantic. Hollars Is tho nvorngo weekly hrouglitx-it the country. Bomo RTerago doiiblo Hub amount ond cutlers earn $21.08 por tnd, on the .other hand, the bt, lllltcrnto workers tn tno line Industry, those who hhe crude gum, rccolvo only foge of $r.23 u weqk. Work- Khe cotton seed oil nnj cake receive on an nvorngo only week. '. of these Inst two clnnses are 1 employed in tho South, and Icor comiwnsntton omphnslzcs . thnt tho southern workman less than his brother crafts- njrwhoro ol&o In tho country. csu.n bureau explalnB tho low In ti measure by directing i to tho comparatively re- tlopmpnt of the factory sys- tho larco Dorcontnco of fctod children nnd negroc.H liUtlstlcs which tho bureau Bplled, Includlug 123,703 es- cts and 3,297,&19 wng" l, It 1b Bhown that women less thnn rnon. In tho cot- H, femalo oporatlveH mnko i week; In shoo factories they 17.60. pnldonco of ' tho extent to Iwomen earn their own Hvell- dt, of three million odd om- 588,1599, or 17.9 per cent the gentler sex. However, i drew only 11 per cent of tho list, or 43,C33,481, n ngnlnst 10,287 earned by tho ninn. Utlcs of Fhttd luboi nro Btnrt- 0ut ot the total of employed, or 2,7 por cent woro chit- receiving $3 12,023 per week the formulaiof.il our ta.diotnt.. X-ell, Mui! ThiiB the nvernpe child worker re delved only $3.fG n week, ns con trnstedjWlth the man's average earn ings of $11.16' nnd the woman's of $0.17. , . In cotton mills, children earn only" $3.21 per week, on nn average; In tobacco factories the earnings woro still lower, the average being only $3 n week, while In pickle fnctorles the averngo was only $1.84 a week. In connection wlththo cotton In dustry, the census office makes ah Interesting comparison, 'of tho earn ings In tile north and those in' tho fiouth. By confining the cdmpnrl- son establishments engaged- In the manufacture of print cloths, It elltnl nfttos to a considerable extent the differences between the character of the Industry In the two sections,- null thus presents a fair .basis to menf uro dlfforonces In earnings. This compnrlBon sIiowb that tho average earnings of men were, In New Eng lnml $R.n2! In the south' G.l'4. For women the average wns, In England $7.23; in tho south whllo for children tho average In New England was $4.45, nnd In the south $2.73. , For. all classes of cotton opera tives tho average weekly earnings In the north were 57102 as contrast ed with mut $4.1 C In the south. . Ono of the most striking conclu sions Inferrod by the censiiB report on this subject Is that tho figures in Jlcato that tho differences In aver age earnings between largo and small ostnbllahments are slight. In those employing less thnn 10 wago earnerfl or more, It was $10 24. New 3.77; he Joined one of our batteries at El Caney. Our men proceeded to bombard ft Spanish blockhouse. The first shot wns a good cine, and the English visitor showed his apprecia tion by slapping the nrtllldry of ficer on the back. At that minute the SpannlrdB replied with nn even better shot. The correspondents and some of the soldiers behind the gun, seeing the rhe'l coming, dove Into the bushes for cov?r. hc shell burst with terrific cxnloslon. Everybody thought that evorybody else wns killed. OOt of tho cloud of dust nnd splinters emerged tho sailor man. His face wns red, but only moderately excited; his mono- clo was hold firmly In his eyo; he was leaning forward, clapping .his hands and shouting to an enemy some miles distant: "Well played, sir. Played Indeed I Capital! Capi tal!" riB If he were nppln'udlng n fine catch at cricket. Another time n shell burst very near him, and everybody In the neighborhood thought he had been killed. But by some curious, chance he escaped nnd wns heard to remark; "Extra ordinary! The sarno-thing happened to me at Omdurman." These and n hundrd stories are told about his Intrepidity and coolness In tho pres ence of danger, No doubt some of them are fnbteH, but oven tho ex istence of many fables ubout n man's gnllant dee Is Is pretty good proof of his courage. I was talking about these Btorlcj ono day with n. man who know him well. "Most of them are true," said ho, "but do you know, I novcr saw a greater coward In Illness thnn . When ever ho hno a toothache h 's sure ho's going t.o die." Amorlcan Magazine. THE CLASSIFIED Wf wwiiiiii .frOIt SALE FOIt RENT For Kent- Five-room ' houso with bnBcment. Knquiro Aug. Schrlber, 560 N. High Btroet. 4-25-tf, Worlds of Bloom Callft lilies, roses, violet's, cinerarias, hyacinths, daf fodils, etc., and everything In sea son. Mrs. Hugh Jory, 1952 Court street, Salem. 3-24-tf For Sale-i-Flrst-clasa carpet 'paper at tills office; 256 for a bis;' roll. For Bale at Uarimla Eight-room For Rest 7-room houso 0K,04k t. house nnd lot, 323 N. Church St. Enquire 593 S. ComraerelaKst. Seven-room houso and lot G8G 48&tf i.hMi.4 a. iir it mKM on. vuuiuukuui oi, vr,. ii. Biuyvi. tx Nicest Fnrnlslicd Rooms In thfe city; rate? reasoilablo by day or wook. Gas and bath; centrally located. Call and Investigate. Mrs. G. iK Seeley, 263 Front 3t. 4-20-l6. N. Frost St. 4-13-lmo Babcct to Advance 1h Prlce I otter 120 acres, six miles out; 50 clear ed and in cultivation) balance pas ture; some timber; family or chard; all necessary buildings; team, vehicles, stock, machinery, etc.'l worth $2000 go with place all for $7000 on terms. Adjoining property rated at $90 per acre. Pn-ul M. Stma, 222 N; Commercial. Phono Main 729. 1 1 i .I. For Sale Tent, wagon covor and all kinds of camping outfits; nlso now nnd second hnnd goods1, fur niture, hardware in fact. Con rad DUltnnn, 447 Stato St. 4-29-lmo AVhooplug Cough. "In February our daughtor had the whooping cough. Mr. Lane, of Hnrtlnnd, recommended Chamber lain's Cofgh Remedy nnd snld It gave his cMBtomcrs tho "best of BatU factlon. We found It ns he said, f.n.i r-nii rfmnninionti it to anyone having children troubled with whooping cough," says MrB. A. Qoss, of Durnnd, Mlrh. For snlo by Dr. Stono'H drug Btore. Hnivo Mn H"ve Tlw-lr WVak SivotH. But every"boly lR cownrd and hero both. Some people aro afraid of onu thing and somti nro nfrnld of anothur. Ono man would go to wnr who would not go to Ben. Another man dellght in the "terrors of tho dpp" who h afraid of lightning. I know an English pnvnl ofllcor who wn descrlbod ns tho "bravest man In the flervlce." He wns not only brave. He wus n hyword for reck lessneHH wherever solJlcrs or T&allors mot. On ono occasion, on a bot, he wont up in a balloon, agreeing ot descond in a parachute. Ho know llttio or nothing about parachutes. When ho was ready to como down ho found that tho "harness of tho parachute, which wa supposed to go undor hls'srms couldn't bo dlB ontangled. So ho seized tho bar of tho parachute in hl hands and dropped out of the basket. In Qubn Tho End of the World. should It como tomorrow would find fully 1-3 of the pcoplo Buffering with rhritmntlsm of rlther Blight or se rious nature. Nobodv need Buffer with rheumatism for Ballard's Bnow Llnlmont drives nwnv tho trouble, rollevcs tho pain instantly nnd leaves tho usor ns woll and supplo as a two-year old. Sold by all denlorB. o TEA Not.l in 1000 who buy Schilling's Best wants the money. Your stottt rtrurnt your moner M T doa't Vie Schilling' Kctti wa pay hlia. For Bale Pair of heavy horses; also 28 goats nt $1.50 per head. Apply to J, Colvln, ono mile west ot Aumsville. G-l-6-t Anyono WlHhlng To buy a good homo, can at 173U Asyium nvo nuo. Aloo have a good Blnglo driv ing horns and new rubber tiro top buggy for Hnle, 5-2-1 w Farm" for Rent We havtf 8,"brMin ior you 104 acres, i-s . jhwivi" vatlon. 125 In flneitvfn!f cpopj abundance fuel; running war nil kinds of fruits and, berries.. The land Is choice. School '-within quarter of ,mll; 8-room house; good barn. Will sell stock and Implements It you wart ', them. Will rent for a term of years. Thi rent Is very low ns ymuwjll find upon lnvcstlgatlpn. Shepherd & Holder, Cqurstrcot. t WANTED Wanted A woman .to como to U kouse to wash. Apply 50& summer street, aorth. ' 4-27tfc Watimori,i"f.or cooking and goa erat ItoHwwork. Family of thrw Good.' wWi 1399 E. Btsito stt Phono Mal'li; 309. 5-6-3t Wanted The underslgnod woul like contract to cut from 100 t G0 cords of wood. Boo Derby e Wlilson. B-5-St WaMkHl Family with G .or 6 chil dren to work In a hop yard lt Hammer; 'mo somo single man Xr eook lii yfcfjl. Write Dewey HM Inai4((KJo, Or. 5-5 1 St- WaMtetl-A lanadfoss at mute BchooiJ l'lH6fl 4S1.1 tf. 8i AW!lKK)R FACTOUlM kTT8&w5Sa t sasfe, totfl, Tnouldlngn. All klai 'ef Maut vflaUH'aBd hard weA yorkFrnt'itrSet, betwe 8tt aCoart?r Ifako all eomplalat stthnjM For Rent Front rooms. Call Mrs. A, -Marklevltch, 730 N. Front at. G-5-3t naCELIjANEOUS LOUION NOODLE ROUSE Ferry RU'oct, Near High. Found A pair ' of silver-bowed spectacles. Ownor can hnvo tho samo by calling at Journal ot flco and paying for this ad. 5-G-3t To Trade A yearling Broadheart colt for a good driving or work horBo; would pay difference. Dr. E. J. Young, phono '6 SI, 5-5-1 wk' The. M. BwT-HMahiH.kot wtr onA steam hpilfinr BHtl tlnnlBK. .! ii.MM..liu ' 4A.f Dknul VWlUlUBi'll IMOIX .w Main 198. 8-l-ly M. 3. Potwl Plumbing, aieaia s gat flttlng. Successor t Knox A Murphy, 228 Comnercial strwt, 'Prone Main 17. DBAYMKN. For Knlo or Rent 10-room Iioubo, 2 lots', 444 Mill street;- good loca tion. EIIIb & .Wood, 470 Cdurt stroot Phono 554 Main. 5-53t FOR SALE A Good Investment A 7-room mod ern rcsldonro within 2 blocks of iitwnlMF A lilnnba in ImnlnwiB center; easy torms If deslreiS.i Prlco $2400. This Is worth' Investi gating. Insures you n groator In como than having your money in tho bank or investing In U. S. gold 'bonds, ftrrn 'n Another Snap 5 acres closo tf,n Rnlnm ntaniit V rnlln in gtroot- cnr. A lnrco 8room houso. "barn, 4Gx45: nbout 40 fruit trecB otl Togo Noodle House First class plaoa to get bowl nnodlM. Fresh nnd well ai-rvod 10c. 439 Ferry strcot 5-1-lmo. Taken Vn Gray potly, with brand, lottor. "D," nnd numbor 01 on thigh. Ownor cnll on John Bonoy on Mlnto place, Bnttlo Creek, Routo 4. 5-4-Ct Cummlna Brol., Trnaster CmiHjf All kinds of transfer work deae, Furniture and planoa boaed e4 for shipment. Prompt service ifc our motto. Stand and office at 258 South Commercial street. Phone 210. Residence Pbone m. KOHINEK & KENWKI.L Vctcrhmrlans Ornduatoa Ontario Votlnnry Collogo. All calls prompt ly attended to. OfTlco 207 S. High BtrcoU Phone, 150, resi dence 098. 5-1-lmo. dlftoront vnrlotles, also small fruit I Wiring, WlrtK-Wo will wire your I Not tlw Right Name. She was extremely bashful when sho entored tho florist's shop. I id like to got Bomo flowers for a young man'B birthday party," sho said, bliushlng n cherry red. "Yes, mlos," replied tile pollta florist, with a low bow. "How would Bwcet wllllamj do7" Sho was all confusion. "I'm afraid thoy wouldn't ans wer," Bho faltered. You bcc, ho Is not a William; ho ho Is n sweet Charlie." Chicago tfows. Itulldlnir! can't bu dunllcatc4l short of $3000. If taken at once, prlco $2500, one-half cash, balaaco tlmo to' suit. Call Investigate nd bo convinced. TthlH In Your Money's Worth 122 acres of rich vnuey inna, uv acres in cultivation, 30 acres tteo piling tlmbor, balanco pasturo; running wator; good house, bars .-and out buildings. Only one-half nllo from R. R, depot. Price $60 tpor aero, Seo us about this. SALEM INVESTMENT CO. 432 Stnto St. 4-10-tf. f i Kind Yov Have Always Boright, ad wWch has been use ior over SO years, was uorno uio Miiuu.uru . ana lias pceiuiiaiommcr bih pcr- ?V- Jt- fional snper'lslon sIhco its uiiuucy. te. A llnw nn, Ann 4n lMplVA VOll III tlllfl. RniiTif.i.r..Wc Tmtfoflnna anil .TiiKi-a.S-iOOd" r but nprlim.iitu ... 4tfiA irlHi avifl ctudaiiircr the Lealth of 'ante nud Cblldren Experienco ngaiiust Experiment. What is CASTORIA storln. lu n imvn.ioui snlisilhito for Castor Oil, Pare- orlc, l"rops and Soothing Syrups, It U Pleasant. It ""alas neither Opium, Morphln or omer ivm. 'hstance. Its ago Is its guaranteo. It destroys "Wonus lii nil t ,. i t a TtUrrlintn. mill WllUl ollc. Ifc-roiim-oa 'rnfiilnp- WnmhlcH. cures Constipation l Flatulency. It assimilates tho Pood, regulated tho wnincij nnd Bowels, giving healthy tuiu nuuu-u r..i, fo Children's Punacea Tho Mother's Friend. SNUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS fc$ft?0 th Signature of &x&oce YiUiittl Same A Gold. D. G. Stowart, o morchant of Ce dar Vlow, MIbs., saye: "I toll my customor3 whon thoy buy a box of Dr. King's New X.lfo Pills they get the worth of that much gold In weight, if -nmictod with constipation, malaria or blllonsness." Sold under guaranty nt J. C. Porry'B drug store. 25c. Shu Knew. ' Mlsa Shnmo Er Vera," he J stnmmorod, "you must know why I've been calling hero so much', why I sit hore in tho parlor night nft$r night " "I suppose, Mr. Klosemnn," tho girl Interrupted, "It's cheaper to do hat than talio mo out anywhoro."- The Catholic Standard pnd Tltnvs, i,Z. -. A Cnlifomlan's Luck, 'Tho luckloU day of my life wns when I bought a box of Inioklon Arnica Salve;" writes , Charles F. Budahn, of Trncy, California. "Two 25c boxes cured iuq of an nnnoylng cneo of Itching piles, which had troubled ma for ,years and thnt yield ed tVno othsr treatment." Sold un guaranteed at J. C. Perry's drug store. Cnrcletfii. v Mrs. Gaddl --My husband's ) Hllpshod. His buttons are forovtr coming off, Mrs. Goode (severely) Porhnpj they are not sewn on properly-" Mrs. Gnddl That's Just it He' awfully oaralesa about his sewing." Exchange. HARGAITC3 IN REAL WfXATK. 100 Am Pine valley paobjro land, well' fenced and watorcfl; closo In, only $20 per aero; a snap. 140 acres, 40 acres In cultivation, houso and barn, good tlmbor enough to pay for place twice; only $30 por ncro. Some flno city homo3 for snlo cheap, -also fruit farms, dairy rnnchoa- and -city lotn, Houses to ront, money to lonn, etc. If you want to sell boo ua. If you want to buy seo iib. Wo have 1110 places and uoll strictly on commission. .A. C. Smith & Co., room 9, over U. S. National Hank. Also hnvo good driving borso and fcuggy for Hole, B-C-St Kind You Haie Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Year. Tmc cmtuiii warMV, rt SHWUbur Tr. - Whan your food se-ems to nause ate take Kodol, Take Kodol nov. and until you know you are right again. There Isn't any doubt about what it will do and you will find tho trut,h of this statement verified after yon have used Kodol for a few weeks. It Is sold here by all drug gists. B t OJtWVOXlXA. '"' SM y II ME. XW WW Wl VHH LODGES. -- f 7nnlnt''' Union No. 1005 Locaj Union No. 1065 of CarpoBtera anJ Jolrers of America meet ever Saturday evening at 7:30 v. ra, U Hearst hall, 420 State St. A. W Dennis, Rcc. 8ec. ForcbtiTs of Am4-lcM Court Sher wood Forestors, No. 19. Mooti Saturday night In Holman hall. Stato street Waldo Miller, C. R.r J. C. Perry, financial socretary. Ctntnl IHlgo No, Jfi, K. of IV Castle Hall In Holman block, co ner State and Liberty trow Tuendny of each week at 7'30 f m. Oacar Jobnaou, C. 0.; E. H Anderson. IL of R. and S, MotUrn '.VodmPii of Amcrlw Or gon Codar Camp No. 5240. Meti every Thursdjy evening at I o'clock Jn Holninu htill. W. W Hill, V. C; F. A Tumor, dark .Vowhiirn of World Meet every Ff duy night nt 7:30, In Holman ha! O. L. Darling, C. C; P. L. Frat lr. Clerk. Lincoln Annuity Union. Sick, accl dent and pension Insurance; $2, 006,000 pledgrd; every claim pl Good agents wasted. J, H. C MoBgomery, suprfrae organizer Box432 galew. Oregoa, R. X bulldlngB now or old In nn abso lutely first clnsB mannor at prlceB choaper than over boforo known In Salem, Hyde Droo. Eloctrlc Co., 322 N. High. Phone i!09. 4-15-lmo Salem l&nployinent Co-t478 State street. Phono Malno 140. Head quartom for employer nnd em ployee. All kinds ot hulp supplied froo. If you want work como to ub. tf. Bhcpar4 AS Holder Real estate agency. Room l, Hieueiort uiag. Agents for Jacobs-Stein Co., Port land. Largest nubdlvislon opera tor on tho coast. 4-20-lmo. wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm AHENTKIN. HORSE BREEDERS Tho uudorslgncd has two fine etnlllon, ono Bhlro and ono Pcrchoron, two of Ruby nnd Co.'b beat Imported lock. both entered nt tho Salem horse show, both gottlug flrat In their class. Thoy can b Boon nt tho Wlllamctto table each weok Friday and 8atur day. Terms rcaionable. J. V. MINOR, Balom, Routo 3, Pox 89. Salem Fence Works, UeaOqBMrtcr for Wotch WW FeaclnK. Poultry Nottlng, Pickets, Gtwi, Malthold Roofing, P. &. D. Rw4y Roofing, Screen Doora and A&--Ju&tablo Window Bcreens. CHAS. U. MUl,UWfv . WAIA'JIR rORMty. J0 CoHrt St. 8Mhj, Or. Hoard and Roonw, Home Cooking jjest vbo meat in cuy, you noip yoursolf. Largo pleasant rooms. RewiiRg room. Raton rcasonab'o. Iayestlgnto. W. H. Bradley, Prop., 357 Commercial street. 4-20-lHio. Conm-to Work Oct my prices on sldownlks, curbs, soptlo tanks and cement work of nny kind. All work guaranteed first-class. Mr. Ward, Highland add. Phono 5G9 May 24-tf Huie Wing Sang Cm, & .Wanted If you want a mnrblo or granite monument wo can save you monoy. Wo don't pay big. rent nor city tnxes you get tho benefit Como and get our prices, and be convlncod. Our -'shop is la City Vlow romottfry. ' J, D, Bonhannan, manager, Phono 1200, 3-lCtf' . i - loget LhhiIm-t and F.el Co, Lhw bor .shingles, building material, wood and conl. Low prices and prompt dotlvorloe, One block Mat of 8. P. pang- dopqt, Pheiif 198. 7-2-tf llutto & WcHOeroth Fine w!h liquors and cigars. Wo basdlt the eolebrnted Kellog gaud Casth whiskies. Cool and refreshing boei constantly oi draught. Soutl Commercial streot. 9-3-lyr Kulnrgeil Our meat market on Kr.,t State Hlruet bus boon doubled In uizo nnd vo nro bottor prepared than ever to scrvt cmstomers Prompt sorvlco and tho boat trf tnonts our motto. Call or phono 199. 11. H. Kdword-i Meat Co. LIVKHY AND PKKD OTAIILK8 Lhcry jhiU I'wiI ritMhleH Old Post offico Stables, at 254 Ferry street between Commercial and Front streets. Telephone 188. Som ol tho finest liveries In the city eau iMl-foHna ker. Dick Wrtaa jsrorlator. ie-!l-lT SALCM WATER COMPANY OFTIC8 CITS MALL. Vnr nttr tuM-vlfta anfilv at ofl , , --. . . w. ..-. . -,,-. Xyas. retai7, 54 Mats streH. pili ayJblf taly U, Tm RIG BIOCK OI GOODS Wo make up all kinds ot wrappers and white underwear, waists, klin& an and sklrta; all kinds of gentle men's and ladles' furnishing goed: all kinds of silks and drew goodh hose, BhooB, milts, pantn, ovoralle, blankets, neckwear, matting, chlaa waro, trunks, embroidery and la now soiling nt cost. 320 N, Commercial St, Salem, O" II l l "" ' IN I It. THE AVENUE ' Creams, Ices, clgarj and confus ions. Corner of Seventeenth aafc Asylum avenna. N. i. f. pr prlfttor. t u t " """ " ' ' ' ' HUTTKRUT HREAI). It is worth more than any otiw tread yet the prlcQ ) U9 htgktfv 'or wild at your Rrotr. CALIFORNIA WAKHUV, ThonuM it Oooley, ProHi. iROUST FACILITI1 ! THIi WEST PC IE PRODUCTION ( G"lWl,tK;SHUJ iVTC- itt KKCWP f !-J UKSHSlKil tibi UwM m rrw. . v -"-- 'Ti" 'T-"w.i TiLh.'W. I. uf- Vr iinKiiiftwjran-i m UMkniWyiuUut.SJl.lkakM UfiTfm5jt j l K TKf 'JZ . m" V V j-. X wm. T-.,m.- 4 v. Tt .!? nTfc4 ( X JTItW." k.4.U.