DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, 8ALKM, ORBGON, MONDAY, MAY 11, 1806
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fsalem-Stnyton electric .rnllr
nmmittee of the Board of
and Salem business men have
permanent headquarters at
ard of Trade rooms-and nre
itlng stock subscriptions nnd
with good success; The
tee proposes to mnke a thor-
gmpalgn and tho Work Is' to
tcloscd up this month,
(Stayton Mall.) ""
rfeetlng hold Tuesdnj'' night
liowlng solicitors for stock In
bposed saiem-stayton rnurooai
tppolntcd to work with G. L.
end Willis Caldwell, pre-
chosen as members of tho
hi mnnngers: Chns. T3trouff,
mtn, It. A. Etwoodf Dr.!
snip, W. L. Frorcs, E. D. Al-
fcr. Brewer, JJ F. Robort-
feo, Spanlol, 0. V. Myers.
i telling of stock has already
!ln tho towns through which
ad passes Aumsvlllo, Turner
km, and the Stayton solicitors
io at work on tho proposition
expected thnt there will be
iuble In disposing of enough
to Insure tho building of the
road would doublo and treble
Dae of lands adjacent to It and
cry largely Increase tho value
real estate In the towns
Fit touches.
rton has everything to gain
bthlng to lose by going hcnvlly
bis mnt'or. All signs point to
bt that the town will not got a
under three or four yonrs un-
hls project Is pushed to n
istul conclusion. The plans up-
Itch the road Is to bo built art
ratlre and cnrcfujly laid; the
lers arc all representative men
cm the pcoplo hnvo full confl-
land the road will be n paying
lorn tho start. This latter fact
1 more thnn demonstrated. Tho
pg from Stayton nloio will
cnnlng expenses.
Is tho "best opportunity tho
i ot this part of "Marlon county
ever had offered to secure n
and ono that they should tako
bf with their best energy. Tho
ee In rcnl estate will moro than
be proportion of this territory,
be Increased advantages In
p and shipping facilities will
j of Incalculablo benefit.
ry resident should buy somo
-whether much or llttl
N road w'll bo assured.
Dorit
Wink-
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ManV thousand neonlft rinVP. ivinlff1 nh fVA rrrvnf
during the past ten days. In response they have re
ceived a generous sample of Kelloggs ToastecJ Corn
Flakes. And they were delighted. Jt gave them an
idea of how delicious a breakfast food could be.
Over 1 00 men were engaged to issue the invitations
and see that all grocers were supplied with "wink
ammunition. n
The result was a most phenomenal demand for the new
breakfast food. We venture to say that fully one
half the people of the city had Kellogg's Toasted
Com Flakes for breakfast -this morning. And most
of them will continue to enjoy it for breakfast.
But keep both
eyes wide open
But every great success has imitators.
The real purpose of this advertising campaign
is to guard you against substitution; we want to im
press upon your mind the name B5M&gSB,
familiarize you with the package and signature bf
)f'?(xtyp and thoroughly acquaint you with the
delicious flavor fcf the genuine Kellogg's Toasted
Corn Flakes.
For they may imitate the box 7 they may copy the
name, but they cannot copy the rlavor.
It's the flavor that won its favor. It will win your
favor and it will hold it. So when you want the real
Toasted Corn Flakes, be sure and call for and
Insist on getting the GENUINE -
TOSTI CCfcRM
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This signature
identifies the
genuine.
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TOASTED
CORN
FLAMES
SPINNERS CO OUT
Continued From Pngo.l.)
imo rntei .that wore in effect
time of tho reduction last
My. Ho soys ho will at any
make something of a ralso as
lucemcnt for tho men to return
F work.
6'rlkers, when seen yesterday,
moy wo'ild stay . out until
demands had been granted, or
?0nie fttlsfactorv arrangement
been made wth Kay. Kay
ry insistent that .he1 has
treated tho men. fair, and
they gt cood nay even
the present schedule. Tho
f senis to havo been aroused
'he organized demand on Kny
M old scale, and he states that
2n would havo lost nothing if.
m gvi ahead with their work
n cn man in to see him and
their grelvances.
NttTnlnB tho Strike. ,
"tr Tom Kay's .woolen mills
IIS C'tV. rmnlnvltiir vl'on . Yinnrla
dewn completely Saturday
leca4sr 0f tho otrlko of nine
er Tho atriko. which Is of
futpr3jrt ,,aturo there being
-n lur-. Is because of tho
Hon jn ,vages madu tho first of
rear. rIlElner tmm K' nur .Ant
, ... - ,.. .w...
1 per cent.
trlk was n rnnmloto mir.
though two of the men had
"' served notice thev woufd
Majf J5 Thft four nnlnnnra
B tb-ough Friday nlcht mot
pv that Wero tn linvo litmin
Kflock Saturday morning and
t mcy marched Into k'nv'n nf.
f2( drraanded a return to tho
' under which six nf the
"Wived $2 a day instead of
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Senator Kny said Saturday night:
"I am sorry this occurred, I
told the men when they enmo to mo
this morning that if they would go
back to work and nuthorlze ono of
their number to act as spokesman I
weald willingly listen to their grlov
apces. It was wy intontlon to'grnnt
ihem their Increase', but I did not
like -their '. manner of 'demanding it.
in fact, If the men come hack now
I wijl probably give thera.nn In
crease; that Is, ail except the nng-
nnd notwithstanding a few minor
errors a first class ten-inning contest
waB pulled off by a score of 1 to 2 In
favor of Salem. "Dlnny" Hull threw
a neat game for tho Cherry Pickers,
while Shaw, tho bjg heavyweight for
Alblnai huld 'his own In good form
until 4ho Inst half of tho tonth Inning
when his twisters were stepped into
a lively paco by tho local boys, net
ting thorn , tho necessary scores to
win tho gamo. From the fourth in
ning to tho last of tho tenth .the score
leader. The mill Is!cJoBod indefinitely J for both sides stood ono all arid some
until tho men come back to work real wierestinc ball was played by
or wo get a .nw crew,
Ing second and third and coming
homo when Pitcher. Shaw throw to
third with tho Intention of catching
him off, but the third bnso man was
peacefully slumbering at his post, al
lowing the bnll to sail merrily out
In the leftflold garden, and Edwards
to walk home.
At the sixth Innlg tho A 11) Inn
eouthpnw amblod into tho box, hut
was soon put to tho plain wood
bench after receiving bovoral good
wallops at the hnnds of tho locals,
to the tuno ot threo moro scores,
SEA1TLE
PREPARES
FOR FLEET
at present, and tho othor
""IB StiO nop Unnlh
M they do now.
instead
ilU EOni Ma fn.An,.n .- rv
...- .uiiiiuau luuir-
pty to
to get
8ecure spinners but !a
assistance from that
(Continued on pago five.)
after which, Broughton, tho young-
I hnvo al- jherespectlvo teams tdurlng tho six ster who tried out for n position on
ways paid my men well and have innings when tho score was tied, - the Salem nlno nt the first of tho sea
had nothing like this before." AAve'ry small crowd witnessed the son, took the sltuntlon in hand for
Kny also called attention1 to n re- confim which doiorved a .'good pat- tho vlltors and hold Salem down tj
ductjon in store, for tnu mon in tng ronnge. lono run, out and no noon given a
employ of the Portland Woolen mllU Yesterday's game. If u gamo it longer go, a "hidp wanted" sign
when that concern runs up to Its coma be called, was by far tho moic would havo been his dacoratlon at
full quota In tho summer in tead of, tiresome exhibition of baseball ever the end of his attempt.
as now, only 3C hours out of every pulled oft in this city during tho Shaw, who started the pitching for
00 hours contained In a week, present season, tho Salem team hav- Alhina, was not up to his form of
Tho strikers say they will not ing everything all hoir own way Saturday's game, and he was found
go back until every on of them is from tho first inning to longed-for quite frequently.
taken in at th higher pay., ninth Inning which resulted in tho Moyora, the now box ariiito lately
Alblna "ball players" receiving a big signed up by the Salem management,
round goose ogg and tho Chorry made Kood nronor. nennlttlntr the
vUltont only ono hit. Young Meyers
Salve. It Is especially good fpr pllei. ,uvl'- "" mo buiviki u ii cerumuy biiowcu wiu kuuus recom-
&aiem lans, wnicn was iinnqeu out niondod by Joe Kuy, and a Htllo more
liberally aft,er the fifth Innjng, could (u go on.
bring tho visitors to real action, they j pnrtorflolif, Sahun'tt third bass-
having apparently threw r.ip tho man, was uiifurtiumto In his playing
'rpongo after the first two Inningd yesterday, and lot a few chances go
had baen played, Salem made their to ho winds, but a plausible excuse
, flrt showing in tho last half of tho ,.au i,fr gven owing to hla sickness
eernnri Innlnt? when .Tfirmnn cri flrsf 'rh.,.,i.. nn.i i?.i,tn..
TlAPITAI fS 0n a 8,0W hU t0 th,rd bas?' wh,ch1 I)av Edwards was the "batting
vnl I I ni-U was muffed by tho gentleman cover- kid" yesterday, having punched out
' ing that position for Alblna, a hit by two two-baggerB and a clean single.
Tho local Tri-City league aggrega- Naco, a dead ball for Meyers and a The Cherry Piqkeru arp to go up
tlon took another step up the per- scratchy bunt by Edwards, scored against tho -West Portland launch
centgge' ladder last Saturday and Jerman. Nace also scored duo, tOja here Saturday and Sunday, and the
SunlaT by trimming tb) sai:' of fhe fumble on the third baseman's part tune that will bo played betweon the
Ablsa lad3 two tlmes.&traTght. when a tfirow was wade' from hoio'reKpectiye teams wllj.no doubt be
An excellent exhibition was given to catch him playing off. Edwanjs gq-mewbat different han tho two
the local fans Saturday who went scored in tho fourth canto after gtt- games- Just nulWfto'K on the local
, . ,. iin.. i.M.,.1. ti.i Pickers piling up eight scores to tho
Ins ot upon DeWitt's Witch Hazel ,,. ' , Z .." .... , . ,,.
live. It Is espoclaUy good fpr piles. raerr- oi ove the support of 4ho
Sold by all druggists.
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VICTORIES
SCORED BY
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Seattlo, Wash., May 11. Visitors
to Seattlo during tho coming rccep-
f tlon nnd entertainment of tho At
lantic bnttloshlp fleet, which will ar
rive in this city on the' afternoon of
May 23rd, nre assured that they will
not only receive tho wolcomo of tho
city nnd bo afforded a long program
of splondld entertainment, hut aro
also certain they will not ho sub
jected to extortionate' priccit by tho
hotels and restaurants of the city.
Tho Soattlo Hotel and Itestnurant
Keepers' association iins announced
that nil of its members hnvo signed
an agreement not to raise abovo
tholr present scale of prices during
the visit of thw fleet. All tho lead
Ing restauranta and hotels In thd city
Are members of tho association, and
the agreement not to raise prices will
practically cover all tho cafe usual
ly patronlzud by visitors.
Arrangements aro being perfected
to provide plenty of touting accom
modations for spectators at tho tlino
of tho groat land parade, May 2Cth.
In addition to tho number of small
stands that will bo eroded by private
partly, an enormous grand stand
will havo roserved seats for 10,000
persons and applications aro now
coming, in rapidly for tickets. Tho
committee him announced that n
certain number of seats will ho ro
Borvod for out of town spectators
who desires to sco tho parade from
this point.
Applications for seats can bo cent
by mall to A, V. Devereux, caro the
Seattle Chambr of Commerce nrid
the tickets vti'l. ho. mailed as coon at
(printed. Purchasers bIiomUI onc'oso
H for onch seat wanted.
. Grent lnter;t Is being taken In
tho program ot athletic and nquatlo
sports for tho nftornoouu of May 25
and 20. Those ovonts will bo of par
ticular interest to visitors as they
will tako place in locations Where ait
excellent vlow of all contests can he
obtained,
Tho aquatic sports aro to bo on the
bay, nnd arrangements aro under
way to obtain the use of tho decks
of tho battloshlpsns vlow points for
tho visitors A number of bargen
will bo fitted up by ship owners and
a' fleet of oxcurslon boats wl.ll also
make apodal trips to tho scono of
tho racos and other events.
Tho athletic moot and barbecuo In
the Invgo playgrounds at Woodland
park will afford plenty of room for
thoutahds of pectntor to see tho
ovontn lu comfort.
Ono of tho most interesting fea
tures of tho wntor sports will bo ft
log rolling contest for tho champion
ship of-the northwest in which ox
ports will cntor from all over the
Northwest. n i .
1H1H1I WlLh NOT
UK IHIITISH THOOPS
'United Pres Leased Wire.)
Dublin, May 11,Drltlsh military
authorities aro facing a uorloua situ
ation owing to tho (act that the Irish
and Scotch aro refusing to enlist In
tho British army.
This is duo to tho Sinn Fein propa
ganda, which it) against tho onliet
ment of Irlshmon. Tho Scotchmen
havo foMowcd the examplo sot by
them, Figures show that at present
thcro aro 22,00(1 Irish in tho Drltlal
army, while fivo years ago there wero
about 45Q0Q,
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