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AMERICAN REPUBLICS
ARE TO HAVE A HOME
'(United Press Lehso'd wire.)-
Washington, May 11.
ti, ini-in
4
et
the cornerstone of the building
Apr thefnternntlonnl Union, of Amer
ican Republics was the occasion of u
kollday nt the national capital. Con
resa nought fire acrea of ground
aear the Whlto House nnd Andrew
VnnnolA .InnntbA 'tTort flflfl .tnr ilin
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Vectidn of a VuildHigV The Central
"and South American republics are to
d,ecorato it lavishly, nnd John Bar
rett, an Oregon polltlc'an with at
least thrco months residence In the
ttatq Is to JioU office for "llfe
Speech of Kllliu Root,
J Secretary of
beech said:
State; Root In hts
w "It Is too much to expect that
thoro will not bo controversies bo
y&vccn, American nations to wh'pso dft
;4ro for harmony wo now bear wit;
,nesa; brat to every controversy -will
apply the truth that there are no in
iternatlonal controversies so serloun
THAT THEY CAN NOT B13 SET
OCLED I'llACKAIlTA If both parties
really deslro penceable settlement,
xhllo there aro few causes of dispute
so trifling that they can not bo made
itho occasion of war If either party
Really desires war. The matters In
dlsputo between nations aro noth
ing; the spirit which deals with them
1b everything.
"The graceful courtesy of the 20
republics WHO HAVE AQRKED Ul
PX THE CAPITAL OF THE UNI
TED STATES for tho homo of this
International union, tho deep appre
ciation of that courtesy shown by the
'American government and this rep
resentative American citizen, nnd
tho work to bo dono within tho wnl.s
that nro to rise on this site, enn not
fall to be powerful Influences to
wards tho creation of a spirit that
will solve all disputed questions of
tho future nnd PRESERVE THE
PKACE OF THE WESTERN
WORLD."
Tho ProHldent'H Speech.
President Roosevslt'o speech on
tho laying of tho cornerston'e of the
T)urcnu of American Republics:
"This U n momornblo occasion
for tho peoples of tho Western Hem
isphere Tho building, tho corner
stone of which wo lay today, empha
sizes by Its existence the growing
senso of solidarity of Interest and
Aspiration among all tho peoples of
tho New World. It marks our rec
ognition of the noed to knit ever
'closer together all tho republics of
'tho Western Hemisphere, ' through
tho kindly bonds of mutunl justice
good will ,and sympathetic compre-'
tension,
"At tho outset, on behnlf of all
of lis I wish to thank Mr. Carnegie
for his generous gift a gift to all
tho nations of tho New World, and
thoreforu preeminently fitting as
coming from one who has so slncor -ly
striven, for tho cnuse of pence
among nations; for while wo have
'yot n long path to tread beforo wo can
peak with any cortalnty of tho day
-when wars shall ceaso from tho
earth, wo of this Wostsrn Homls
phoro, by movements Buch ns that
symbolized by ithU building, hnvo
taken great strides toward securing
permanent penco among ourselves.
"In tho next place, as President
of .this republic I greet tho repre
sentatives of all our sister republics
A1) tb9 V.th Qf H. 11 fl ?Dse, you
are our Oder sisters ami wo Iho
younger pooplo, for you represent n
raoro ancient clvllzatlon on this con
tinent than wo do, You fathers,
tho Spanish and Portuguese explor
ers, Couquorors, lawgivers, and com
monwealth hullders, hud founded h
Nourishing civilization In the tropics
and tho south temporato zonj while
all Amorlcn noith of tho Rio Grande
was still unmapped wlldorno's. Your
people had founded American uni
versities, woro hulMlnB beautiful
eltlea were laying deep the. founda
tion of futuro national life, at many
different points in tho vast torrltory
stretching from the Colorado to tho
Plata, beforo the ships of tho French
wan nnd tho Englishman, the Swede
and tho Hollander, had found per
manent havens en the north Atlantic
R.coast. For conturlta our several
civilization grew oach In Its own
way, but 'each sundered from the
others. Now wo arc growing to
gether. "Mora and inoro tn tho futuro wo
shall each give to and get from tho
others, not meroly things of material
value, but things that, are of worth
for the intellectual and spiritual
wolfare of all of Ms. In tho century
that has passed tho dovelopraont of
North America has, on tho. whole,
proceeded faster tlian the 'develop,
meut of South America; but In the
century that has bow opened I bo
Hove that no other part of the
world wfl see such extraordinary de-
jvolopmeht' in wealth lnf' population,
in an mat maices ror progress, as
wlll be seen from the northern'
boundary of Mexico through nil Cen
tral nnd Sou.th America; nnd I can
assure you that tho pooplo of this
nation look with, tho most profound
satisfaction upon the great growth
that has already taken placo in the
(countries .'which 'you represent a
growth alike In political stability and
material well-being which can only
como when thoro Is politlcnl stabil
ity. "Our battle fleet haB Just fflnlshed
Its trip "around South America, arid
I wish to thank the ruler nnd the
peoples Jot Swath America and of
Mexico for tho generous and court
eous hospitality which has . been
Bliown this fleet on every possible
occasion throughout the trip.
"In conclusion, ' let mo .speak of
another trip, mnde a couplo df years
ago by -tho BOcrotary of state, Ellhu
Root, tho first tlmo In our history
tho American secretary of stnte, dur
ing his term of office, left tho coun
try to visit certain other nations.
Mr. Root made tho completo tour
of South America, traversed Contral
America, and afterwards visited
Mexico. Ho wns evorywhero re
ceived with the heartiest greotlng,
n greeting which deeply touched our
people, and I wish to sny onco more
hov npprecintvo wo nro' of tho ro
ception tendered him.
"Ills voynge was unique -n char
actor and In vnluo. It was undor
tak.n only becauso we cltzens of
this republic recognlzo that our In
terests aro moro clo3cly intertwined
with the Interests of the other peo
ples of this contlnont than with
thoso of any other nntlons. 1 be-J
llovo that history will sny
t, t
though wo have had other great sec
retaries of state, wo havo had nono
greater than Ellhu Root; and that
though In h!s high offico ho , has
done much for tho good of hli na
tion nud of mankind, yet that lils
greatest achievement has been the
CUCCCB3 which has come as tho re
suit of his devoted labor to
closer together all tho republics of
tho now world, and to unite thorn In
tho effort to work vnllnntlv for our
common betterment, for tho material
nnd moral welfaro Of all who dwell
In tho Western Hemisphere."
Valued Sniuo As Gold.
II. G. Stewart, a merchnnt of Ce
dar Vlow, Miss., Bnys: "I toll my
customers when they buy a box of
Dr. King's Now Llfo Pills they get
tho worth of that much gold In
weight, If nflllctod with constlpntlon,
malaria or biliousness." Sold undor
gunrantteo at J. C. Perry's drug
store. 2 Be.
o
New Corporations.
Milton Nursory Company Princi
pal ofllce, Milton, Oregon; capital
stock, $50,000; Incorporators, A.
MlUor, S. A. Miller, G. W. Miller
and C. D. Miller.
Colllngo Hotel Company Princi
pal ofllce, Portland, Oregon; capital
stock, $10,000; Incorporators, L.
Colllngo, J. Crawford and E. Cramp
ton. Glen Harbor Realty Company
Principal ofllce, Portland, Oregon;
capital stock, $10,000; Incorpora
tors, Hugh C. Georln, John G, Clem
son and John D. Clarke.
Home Telephone Company of
Llnnton, Oregon Principal office,
Llnntou, Oregon; capital stock,
$2600; incorporators, M. Crnndall,
V F, Hnrrls. nnd J. C. Noyes.
COFFEE
Poor coffee has to be
sold in bulk, it isn't worth
packing,
Your erocrr return iour money If you don't
Vila Schllllnr' UrkXi u pay hjra
' Nov 'oenrlfs.
C. A. Bell, U W. Darling, W. M.
Davis, Portland; Isaac R. Tovor,
Marshflold, Corwln J. Smith, Wald
port; A 0. Welcome, Burns; W, M.
Kaiser, Sntcm.
Any distress
UtJllg
S CELEBHATEDK can bo
it vnfd.
CELtBAltU .f -"" -""
BITfERSrCTMa'
jjd tho Hitters.
TOs 'fry toilny.
fywmi lt '3 oxcel,ent
111 casej 01
l'oor ApiHtite,
IR'arctiiirn,
Sour StoMch
iHdhjCOhtiOH J
and Malaria,
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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. KAMJ OREGON,
PRIMARY LESSONS FOR
IIUSDANDS AND WIVES.
in Air-. luiupioB iuiubuwii 1
which will be presented nt tho Grand
opera house .this Monday evening
thtre 1? a lesson for oVety husband
who has acquired or is thinking scr-'
Jously of acquiring tho mlssed-the I
lnst-cnr-my-dear habit Thoro Is nlsod
lesion for fevory wife who is fond of J
Is likely to become fond of magnify
ing circumstantial evidence until
She belleveo that every other wo
man In town is tingling' for her hus
band, nnd that tho fishing is general''
ly very good. For, In "Mrs. Temple's
Telegram" there Is a husband who
being denied tho privilege of telling
the ttruth utilizes tho last-car story if
l
to his threatened undoing, nnd n
wife, Who refusing to credit tho truth
nccrtpts tho last-car1 Btory and upon
Investigation finds It to 1jo false.
The pbvlouo moral Is' that every
husband should stick to his first
story nnd that ovory wife should
rest content In the thought that what
0
sho doesn't know will do her no
hnrm. True, the average wlfo will
ask why a married lady who has
preceded her husband from Parh
and arrived In London a day abend
of him Bhou'd decido thnt evening.!
to venture forth 'innttonded and
seek surpass from worry by taking
In ride In tho Ferris wheel In Enrl's
Court; and tho luiBbnnd will likely
wish to know why n settled and rea
sonably rospectnble married man
1 should attlro h!ni3e'f In evening
jKf'il') & 1 " "-dPM
IliiiiiiiiiiiV V n. j, J -t
"i 1 f ( 1 I 1 in n 'niiii" I
bring O'otn07' (lcEert lile home, his wife
wrinnd Ills fireside and seek n llko dl-
version on the snmo evening, nut no
Mnsiuic nusuanti and wua win per-
m,t thc,r nttontlon to bo drawn from
tho lesson contained In a fnrco of
complications by asking questions.
It Is enough to Uuow thnt this ac
cidental meeting did happen, that
tho wheel stuck whl'o .the perfect
strangors woro nloft In n car, nnd
that tho experience Is tho foundation
for "Mrs. Tomplo's Tologram."
Tho company presenting this de
lightful fnrco Is headed by Win. Ber
nard And nleo Includ03 a number of
wo'l known 'players.
Mrs. Sarah Ronco of Pedae, Or,
camo to this city yesterday to bo
treated for a carreer by Mrs. Dr.
Drown. Mrs. Ronco la well known
In Snlcm. Sho is now staying at her
brother, Adam Frohmander's homo.
Grand Opera House
JOHN P. CORDRAY, .Mnnnger
Monday, May II
Mrs.
Temple's
Telegram
Prices $1.00, 75c, 50c, 25c.
Seat sale nt box ofllce Monday
9 A. M
at
DR. KUM
WONDERFUL CHINESE lK)CTOIt
Will treat you vlth Oriental herb
and cure any dlsoase without opem
tlon or pain.
Dr. Kuin is known everywhere It
Salem, and has cured tnnuy promi
nent peoplo here. He has lived In
Salem for 20 years, and can be truu
cd, Ho us?s many medicines uu
known to white doctors, and wltb
them can cure catarrh, ntithma
lung troubles, rehumatlsm, stomach
liver and kidney diseases.
Dr. Kuin makes a specialty ol
dropsy and female troubles. His rem
edles euro private disease when q
erythlng else falls. He has hun
dreds of testimonials, and gives con
sultation tree, ('rices for medicine
very moderate. Porsons la the cone
try can write fnr blank. Send stamp.
It you want some extra fine tea.
It from us
DR. Kl'M ROW WO CO.
MONDAY, MAY 11, lf06
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
'HiiiiiiiiMniiHiiiinri
The
I White House Restaurant
For r Regular
1 25c Dinner a 1 20c
Thoy can't be beat
McGilchrist & Son
Proprietors.
jn-Hi inn am hi iiihiii
HSU (VtTTRT RTOVHET. X
880 COURT STREET.
Call and try tlffl. MmU
ICc. Board per wek 2.78, f
also furnished (emit vei7
reatonabld.
AT THJI
Salem
Restaurant
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MtALS 15c I
ttHIII H-H-'HhH-l-IH-H
I ELITE HOTEL
Rebtaurant and botol, ou
I Euiopean plnn. Meals at all
f hours on phort order. Rognlar
dinner 25 cents. Thirty now
ly finished furnished a,ooms.
E. ECKERLEN, Irop.
148 Commercial St. v
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HOTEL OREGON
Cor Seventh and Stark Sts.
.Portland's New and Modern
Hotel. Rotes $ I per day and
up. European plan. Free Bus.
WRIGHT-DICKINSON HOTEL CO.
Proprietors
iaietseMcase
vmmmmm&mmmmmmvmummvmmm&mrmmmmmmmmmnmfmmatm
Graber Bros.
I
PLUMBING
AND
GAS FITTING
Will glvo prompt attention
to all orders, guarantco our
work to glvo satisfaction and
to be up to tho sanitary stand
ard. WIS WILL RE PLEASED TO
GIVE ESTIMATES ON
CONTRACTS.
V
Call at our shop on Liberty
street, back of Darr's Jewelry
Storo. Phono 550.
i
COMFORT SHOES AND
HOUSE SLIPPERS
We havo a fine stock of Ladles'
and Men's easy house Slippers anl
Shoes with wldo toes, and elastic
Bides; also al full line of Men's, Wo
mvon's and Children's Oxfords and
low Bhoos from $2.25 up to $5.
Come in and see my stock.
Jacob Vogt
349 State street.
Phono 44 Main 14-7 N. High St.
C. W. YANNKE
Proprietor of
THE FASHION STABLES
Cabs and Livery, all Rigs Modern
Rubber Tire.
uiniiffi Timm French female
aanamuuiaJUPiLLs.
X Stn, Ouriu Kiuf for SCTruwa Vump.Twa,
KtVtR KRSWN T9 FAIL B.r.i gur.1 i,jri 8.U..
(iu.ila duiMM x M.M7 iUkifeinl. kc.l rnp.14
lflwrlu. WUlKD4UMoaul4l,uV.ililM
VfcCVnlUT.4. St.lk.rM. V.ut4nuUlLMUl
ftkiitta47ifW(Umth
UNITES UlBICAl.fr.. IMT4. UHeTtn. T.
Sold in Sakm by Dr. 5. C Stone
THE BURfiJU
IB n trpnflntrfnn'a ..;,,... i
tho bar but bohlndThVbir.
F. P. TALKINGTON P,n J .
H!s long experience In the busing, h J 7 r
to buy only .the best. 8 J n"ntlsjj
WINES, LIQUORS and ciCi
Telephone, 177. v'w
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Why Is our work demanded by ,WA
date dressers as well as those who ,i ,
HntnneA 4m ii.lwt.ku.. wt ttm
good tnsto that very readllv nnni. .,.. 8T01m
work has a mysterious somothin ... ..of 'libii
guishes It from '.prdniry laundry work. Those l? M
fort, flnll our work Is pliable, duo to , 0Ur Z ! JVH
lu,l our worn is pllab e, duo to mir n. nm
starching. iA shirt or collar lnundorcd by !J P;rt'"Ur
movement of the body, clvlntr ii.- . "VB,rej ii
Our collars do not break nt Beam or buttonhol J? .tt
no ousiers or wrinkles. You ,Bht jU8t ns " M
Us coBte no more. t ' eti,m
SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY' K
Tel. 25
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OREGON PEOPLE- ARE
'A Inrco number of them nro now uslne am.fvb i-
lived on just such Pure Foods for over a hundred m fi
goods nro pnit up In packages and In 10 nnd 25S lS
.v .. ai uiiuiiir xi.dijtiL. 'I'lin nunn n . x.. . -"vm
uiu ui jur sum uy uu i iitbi.c;LaSS OltOCnilS,
ALLKN & LEWIS, Portland,
Distributors for Oregon.
ALLEN'S 8B8 FLOUR
Btm Jose, Cnl DeiMolsM, 11
BANK TALK No. 13
By the UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK, Safci,
THE SOURCE OF POWER
Which turns tho wheel of tho mill prosperity, la money. 1
out money, you cu'nnot oven start tho wheel, but once ituttU
turns easier with every revolution, There li but one vay e i
cumulate money, and that Is by saving. A little money and i
credit established, by consistent saving, will nccomplUh mM
Wo want you to got nhond, and stand ready to help you. .VHr
opens the gateway to success so quickly as
and nothing gives you moro satisfaction than the feeling tilt 71
aro Independent. It adds to your good cheer, brings conteis
and makes your wholo llfo easier to live. Thee hPW wl
do not require a big bank balance. Begin with any imiJI tsmt
you can spare, and add to It regularly from your lurploi eti
of those prosperous days. Every dollar aaved and depl!e4
tho hank Is adding just so much to
FORTUNE'S CORNER STONE
UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK
READY TAILORED CLOTHES
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MEN.
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articles, and wish to save money oy uu,.-, - lftt1l
Until Xlarch 30. 'in prdor to make room-for new B .
win liB offorfid nt creatly reduced prices. ...
rr,0. r mi nf fitandard make and gooa .
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Ono new 3lnch wagon, complete ....
fino nnu tmfv host make. ....
One new buggy, best make
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una new runauoui . .
One new disc harrow
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One now Tiger drill . . .
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Ono new Buckeyo mower
Ono new Buckeyo mower .''.. AlU
One new Buckeye rake , , , . . ! 5.l
One now Davis cream .separator . Vtee plo- 6 iJJ
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one new 14-incn iwck ii-"'' . , p.oW, j;-: iu
One now 12-lnchRopk island -PPjrjtw Jotf,. J -j
Ono new 10-inch Rock Is and Clipper sxe i v jj.tf
Ono new handmade light express .... "w
Ono new JUtiSm
Also secona-uuHu u"t-. k. q,zauw -
Single-trees, double-trees, neck-yokes,
at a 30 ner cent reduction. . D, paints,-"
An assortment of about ? "u
nlshes and stains will be put nca'e- ny iwple
I will also sen oa v -- anrtime. p
whinh vaii mav wish to dispose oi. - fgm r-
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