Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, May 14, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text,' k Him XfZihcs h;y LZZ ATE : ORANGE . , (S BUSY fttuceno Dally Gilard.) - ...,,,, ... ... i fhe 35"i annual convention or tho gon Stato urnngo convened in . n n V linil In V.tlirnrin ttilo 1, V. - , -9w,. - -:d ?" v.. wo, ,,uu ucun m mil- tnoon with all tho delegates In Itqna and who hld tho financial desc endance except ,ll(l:pur ot whomi'tlnlea of , his thousands ot followers e nnnounceu w wi on mm ..nnnn'a train. .Tho.hall.Wjin wn.I """ - K:i4rl " ' -5.- rwded with tlio 7.5 or more grang,- i .i tlt tint nVnrMMnn1 , preseui, " "v uiui-viynno id the visitors aro wen pleaBed lh their mooting Jdjce. In fact, i visitors aro won pleased witji ey- i(.ln tllfiV Vinvri nncmininrnri iM their arrival 1 Eugene yeator-f j, Tno iucui uuiiuiini.t.-u irom, ino, rnmerclal dub and, the pounty tnges had atitpio accommodations r all, and thero 1b no complaint imflnv sourco lh tfiat regard. Tho legates aroaccordcd pvoYy prlvl-,Bonnl ge and aro bolng royally ontor- lined by tho city, tho cltlzons ylelng Ith one nnoiaor in onaeavonng to ... m 11. -A il .... ike tno visitors icui niut inoy aro iImhiii nml that tho noonlo of this i""'"" .. . -- -- ;yore lntorestod in their ordor and . i splendid work. Immcdlatoly proceeding tho open-, lesslon this forenoon the Com- lierclal club sent tho Eugene mill Err band up to tho hall to play a buple of selections. This was hlgh- npprcclntcd nnd wns a surprtso tho grnngors. K good part of tho forenobn was nt In organizing tho convention, md listening to rcporU of commlt- iei. Mrs. Abigail Scott Duniwny, to pioneer In tho equal suffrago ioroment. spoke upon thnt subject.' ha was followed by-Mr, Rosenborg, f tho Columbia Fishermen's nsso- iatlon, who spoko on tho bill pro- tibltlng fish wheels on tho upper 'ohimbla river. Ho snys tho whoola re killing tho mlmon industry of be stato by catching tho fish ut- ore thoy renoh tholr spawning Irtunda. . '.-- President P. h. Campbell' of tho Pnkersty of Orogonj extended tho grange r.n Invitation to visit tho ifnl- Irsrslty tomorrow foronoon. An ns- mbly will bo hold, to bo addressed h Presldont Korr, of tho Oregon Agricultural college It' wns also bnounced that n lunch will bo glrtn tho vlsltdrs on tho campus It noon. Tho Invitation was unnn- loously accoptcd. Tho announcement wns mndo thnt sneclnl ordor for -3o'clock this afternoon would bo an address by lien: J. k. Wenthorford. of Albany, ba tho workings of tho local option Bur Before the foronoon session ad- Baurned a resolytlon favorlug eaual buffrago was unanimously adopted. iiWi(-.L,y,j m tow a,"i ALCOHOL 3 PER CENT. AVcgelaUelVepsratlonErilj-sIral!aiikR)0(fM(JftM- Promotes DigestlonJClttnU nr;c:itvlI4iirnjit.ilniiplitr Opiuniiorphtoe norJtoaL WOT NARCOTIC. M i JttfJaiSetdm Anerfiect Remedy fCoF tlon.SourStoih.Dlant IVArmi rrtjmikkiHS.FtWn ncssawlLossorSLEERJ cSiudeSMMreer itee NEW.YOKK. iuaieea.aiMirttlSS3 DAILY CAP! Lips white? Cheeks pale? Blood thin? Consult your doctor. rAi.Mn.?- "WA" nervcs ? Uln& flh ? J.O.ArtrOo., LowU. Km "' " "roniBlli $1200 DOWIE ESTATE i. ' rl The personal estate nf .Tntm Aiov. . - . . "f -- anaer Dowlo, "Prophet Elijah III," wno uuut cities, who , established lllir tmltiatrlna .... .1. i u mo, nouow oi nis nana ror a while now tirnvnc n hn mu1iiiij -7- . .-- ww t.'iinvu iy $l,20(Q,.of whlch Mrs. Jnno .powlo-1 fl0 ItAAH n.M .t M.I IJAft I . II .o uoou Bnuiuuu tiuu as ncr WIU- ows dowry. Tho splendid robes of offlqeyluivo faded, tho Jewels have disappeared, tho handsomo furnish- intra nf tils linmn. tmvn t.nnrt t-1,.. awny by rccolvorshlp, tho orstwhllo B'"'e oi, me lounuer oi aion aro raoraorlos only. Mrs. DowIo'b mem- bry of' them has, howovor, prompted her to 'demand of tho, "present ro- coFvdr o'f Zloh nfany Items of ner- prpporty i,n, Shlloh house, which s'ho clalmB for her own. She has nBkod for tho furnishings of nef oeuroom, ior nousenoia nrticies, M I...lt. .. . ..i ...... . .inciuuiug "a puiow caso cpninining . eleven infant, robes. " enrmnntn of - - - , D cherished maternal associations. Sho has askod also for n mahogany bed- room sot Inherited from Esthor Dpwle, her dnghtor, who was burned to death. Tho value of tho real estate no ono seems to know, nnd It may provo to bo moro valuable than Is expected. Mro. Dowlo has a claim upon It. Sho, and tho son, Gladstone, tho "unklssed Glndstono" according to his father, aro In tho chicken business on thu Michigan es tate, Don Mnp Dhul, npnr Muskegon. Glndstono, Incidentally, Is practicing law -and-recently has shattered tho bollef his fnthcr fostered, that ho was "unklsBod," for evidently Pro- phot Elijah III did not know all that happened, to his son. Glndstono Is roported to have declared: "Of courso i have been kissed; first when I wns reasonably young, at schoo', nnd slnco then It hna happened at reasonable 'Intervals off and on, nnd I hope -i 1 His gestures Indi cated his hopo for othor tender lin-j prosaos In tho dnys to como. Ho do c'.oars that ho "camo nenr bolng en gaged onco" In Zlon City; that ho m ny bo again, T-O-T " The World's Rest Climate. Is not entirely free from disease, on tho high olovallons fevers pre vaP, whllo on tho lower levels ma laria h oncountorpd to a greaior or less extent, according to altitude. To ovorconio cllmato affections,, lassi tude, malaria, Jaundice, bllllousnfeaj, fever and ague, aud gonornl debility, tho most effective remedy Is Electric Blttors, tho great nltoratlvo nnd b'ood purlflbr; tho antldoto for ovory form of bodily weakness, ner vousnom, and Insomnia. Sold undor gunrantco at J. O. Perry's drug store. Prleo fiOc. GASTORIA Jor Infanta and ChlldMn. The Kind You Have Always Bought n Use Over Thirty Years Bears the JL Signature AVf .n W For flASTORA TAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, 1 - BIG TAX IS PAID, , TO STAi r .( , The second larcest Inheritance tax over nald In Orosmn wnis repflivm! to day by Stato Treasurer George A. Stool from tho estate of tho lato Mrs. Amanda W,IJeed, of Portland. airs, jteea, wno was tno widow or S. O. Reed, itho Portlnnil ntoneer ' tr'j . of, tho steamboat dayB died on May 16, 1004, and left an estate valued at several million dollars, Tho bulk ot tho fortune Is to bo used for ed ucational mirnoaort. 12.'oAn.(.nh nf whlcli was Intended in the will as an endowment, for tho proposed Reed Instltuto at Portland. The Califor nia heirs tried recently' to break tho. ,wlll but .woro unsucestsful. The amount of the tux which was paid Into the stato treasury today is $7141.40. When, tho affairs of tho cstatQ are settled the rdsldue of tho fortuno will bo gtvon to tho Reed In stltute. It Is not definitely known yet whether tho vast amount which, this Institution is to recetro will como undor tho lnhorliance tax, but In caso It does, Oregon will receive many additional thousands from this cstato. r Tho largest tax that has yot been. paid under tho Inheritance law la $15,000 which came from tho cstato of tho into Henry "Wotnhard of Port- laud. . . TEA Why isn't everything moneyback? Everything: isn't good enough. , - Your irrocer roturni your moner It rou doo'l lilt Scbillloff'a lleiti w par blm. A FninoiiH Toast. , . (From tho Oakland Enquirer.) . This U an appVoprlate tlmo forllio lndlna to urniioso that old toast. which is equally suitable to tho Jaclc- ics nnd tho standing army: "Their arms for our defenso, J Our nrniB their recomponso." Fnll In! Mr. John Rlha, of Vlnlng, la., Bays "I havo boon soiling DoWltt's Kid ney nnd Bladder PIUb for about- a year and thoy glvo better satlsfa6 Hon than any pill I elvor sold." Soil by nil dealers. . . o TTT- Ia tho Morning. . . Where lives the man with soul so doad Who nov.or to hlmsojf has said: "Confound that loud nlnrm clock'i clatter! I set tho thing, but that's no mnU tor 1 " Birmingham Ago-Horald. : o PILE CURE FREE Trial Fnrkngc of Wonderful Pyramid Cure Sent To All Who Semi Nnnu nnd Addres. Thero nro hundreds of ensos' of piles which have lasted for 20 and 30t years and havo been cured in u few dnyB or weeks with tho marvelous Pyramid Pllo Cure. Piles sufferers In tho past navo looked upon an operation as tho only relief. But operations rarely euro, nnd often lead to fearful results. The Pyramid Pile Curo euros. If relievos tho swolllng, stops the con gostton, heals tho ulcers and fissures and tho ptles disappear. There Is no i form of pllowhlch this remedy Is not mado to aire. Tho Pyramid Pile Cure can bo U8ed at home. There Is no loss ot time or detention from business. There Is no caso ot plies eo severe that the Pyramid Pllo Cure will noi bring relief. we muKo no uiiuit. " package of Pyramid Pllo Cure. 'rM We make no charge for a trim 1- ...111 nllAifA tllA Itching, Rniiinin wui iwnuiu ..w . soothe tho Inflamed rpembrano and start you on your way to a fire. After you have used' the sample go to the druggist for a 50 cent box of the remedy. Write today, Tho ?am plo costs yojj nothing. Pyramid Drug Co., i'43 Pyrarall flldg., Mar shall, Mich. William Allen Whlto says Taft can and does button his wife's waist up the back. But we'll bet sh? has to tie his shoestrings. Kodol completely digests all classes of foodv It will get right at the trouble ad so the very work Itself for the stomach. It.ls pleasant to take, Sold by all' druggists. Bryan haea't Veea krd from for 4 'THURSDAY, MAV 14, 1008 . . iatiMii;wivitiiti f mif hi THE CLASSIFIED ... r . . t I. M8ii"ii,i'tt Worlds of Bloom Calla lilies, roses, vioiots, cinerarias,- hyacinths, daf fodils, etc., and everything In sea son. Mrs. Hugh dry, 1&52 CoUri street, Salem1. 2-24-tf For Sale-r-Flrst-clasa carpet paper at HUB UUltU, 60G HIT A U1K Toil. For Sale -Tent, wagon cover and, all 'kinds of camping outfits; also new and second hand goods; fur niture, hardware' la Tact. Con nlture, hardware, etc. J Conrad DlWrf. 4.47 $tato 8t. r 4'T29lmp i- i 1 1 nci i i. Wm For Bale .New houso and ,3 -lots' an Englewood car lino; drove woll, $800. Enuulro C. A. Fisher, 1416 ' N. 17th street. 5-9-1 w Farm nnd Cltr Pronertr Our lists of- deslrabto properties Is too largo to specialize.. .Yorcx Bro3. Co,, 373 Stato street. tf. If You Wish to Ruy A good homo como to 1739 Asylum Ave. G-13-lw For Hale A home, buggy and hat ntffis. Tho animal Is gontlo aud a good roadster; wns. sired by Del Norte. Buggy with dotachablo top nutomobllo Boat. A bargain. D. Newman, 1390' Mission St. G-13-lw. A Social Dance Will bo given at W. L. Wndo's hall, N. Llhorty Btreot on Saturday ore, May 10. All In vited, c-13-at. For Sale Pair ot cannary ulrds. Call 401 N. 20th St, G-13-3t New nml Second Hand Gomls Wo aro now located In our quarter! on Center street, whero wo will do a general business In now and second hand goods, watch repair ing a specialty. Gordan & Razoll, 325, Contor street. 5il2-lmo. 9'MO CMi or Terms Buys, a noat little cottngo ot flvo roonis; two well-located lots (corner) In a soc t'.on otptho city whoro building lm- provoments now In progross nrp rapidly enhancing property val ues'; garden; chicken houso; fruit and berries. Paul M. Sims, Main 729, 222 N. Commercial. For Sale 7-rooni houso, ono good bnrn and shed, o'no ncro land, all kinds of fruit, city and woll wator, Enqulro.2000 East Onk street, be tween 24th and 25th Sts. FOR 8ALE We Offer A 17-acro tract, soil a rich black sandy lonm. Now two-story house4 20x32-, with wing 20x24, two porches; now barn, 14x28, chicken houso a;w wagon nou. a good drovo well with No. 10 Mc Donald forco pump. This pluco Is all undor fonco, except 4 acros; 3 acros young nnplo orchard moBt ly King nnd Baldwin; Krnpo vinos, lni'miliorrlitn. rnnnhorrlns. black berries, phonomlnal.and mnminoth borrlos. Throo acres lu oats, 1 ncro In potntoos; flno largo garden with nil ifimlR nf vccotablos. Including watormolonB and cantolops; 'A irillo to school, mllo to R. R. station, '4 mllo to mooting hoiiBO, 1-3 mllo to storo; tolephono and R. F. D. Roilto. If taken soon will soil for $1500. Wife In n Snap 110 acres all tim ber, juat l mllo irom jonuntunj acres Kood rich boII and can bo cultivated; balance wl'l mako good pasture. Wood and timber will moro than pay for plneo. Price $1006. Can You Heat Thin Houso, barn and 5 lots. House Is full two Btory, 5 rooms-on first floor and 3 rooms' on second floor, besides bath room and ollot. Hot and cold wator, electric light In every room, City' wator In houso. Hydrants In front and back yards. Stone foun dation. Locntf-d three, blocks from court house. All for 2500. Terms can bo hod. SALEM INVESTMENT CO. 432 Stato St. 4-10-tf, . ..!, tUVKKVJnVKmXtt , 0rmueVurittni)les i;id Poal J offlco Stables, at 254 Fer.y mreei j streets. Telopbone 188. Some or the finest liveries in the cny cao be found here. Dick Westacott nroDrletor. tM-lyr and steam netting and tinning 164 Commercial street. Pbon kaln 192. " 8-1-lyr M. J. IVtzel Plubng, steam anr gas fitting. Successor to Knox Murphy, 226 Commercial tri 'ProBe Mala 17 WANTED Waated-A lauadress at mute eehool " ZlIIlyjlS-ij-Lr j. new. ai iwii-riuuiuii -w - f Iftf lf HHffttHf lIM lySCTiLLAJUS v LOUION" OODL HOUSE Ferry Street, Ncr High. Jack il havo sold to Messrs. Cl.ear- water & Coope.pl.thWniaraetta Barn, one bfock Jack, 15 hRwSs' high, natnod Mammputh, Crpw.riJ Jr., for tho sum of $1800. Th!s v jack i ft find produer arid a sure foal gotter, Ills mules are flno; cannot bo beat.' vlil make this ,. season at tho Willamette SltaWlM. 4 S. A. Jefferson, lw. M. 8. Gilo Co. Wholesale grocers, produce see ue ior your-suppiy of borry crates and botes, either ;' folding. or'jtln'toi. -,9.-t( 'logo Noodo .House :F,lrt .clftse. i- nlact?1 to eet owl noodles Fresfi and well wirvedi X6b. 4?9 Fer,ry. street t . . .. ,.,. a-imo. KORINEK KKNWElA' J Vcterlnnrlans Graduates Ontatld Vetlnary Collego. AH calls prompt-? ly attended to. Offlco 207 B. Hith jilrcbt. Phone, IrJo,,, iesl4 denco 998. 5-1-lmpJ, Wlrlnjf, Wiring We will wlro yurj buildings new or old In an abspj lutoly Jtrst class manner at prices choapor than over bofore known iq Balom, Hyde Bros. Electrjo qo., 322 N.HUth. Thone C09. 4-lGilmo Salem Kinploymeiit 'Co. 478 State street. Phono Maine 149. Head cluartors' for employer nnd em ployee. All kinds of help supplied froo. If you want work como to UB, tf. Bhepard & Holder Real estate agoncy. Room l, aieusion juiur. Agonts for Jacobs-Stein Co., Port-i land. Largest subdivision opera tors on tho coast. - 4-20-lmo. Board and Roonis, liomo Cooking BoBt 2Go meal In city, you holp yourself. Largo pleasant roomB, Reading room. Ratos reasonab'e., Investigate. W. II. Bradley, Prop.. 357 Commorclal street. 1 .4-20-lmo; Concrete Work Get my prices on sidewalks, curbs, septic tanks and comont work ot any kind. All work guaranteed first-class. Mi. Ward. Highland addj Phone GOO . May , frl-tf Vniiiiil.ti vmi want a marble or ': granite 'wonumeht vf(e ?canr save , you money. We don't pay big; rent, nor city taxes you get the benefit Come and get oar, prices, and be . convinced. Our shop Is In City Vlow cemotery. J. D. Bonhannan, manager. . Phone 1200. 3-10-tf Vogi Lnmlicr aHd Fcl Co. Lum ber .shingles, bulldlag materUl, wood and coal. Low prices and prompt dollvorUw. One block east of S, P. pasneng depot. Phone 1M. 7-2-tf UHo & Weaderotta Flat) wUes. liquors and cigar, we baaau the celobratod Kellog gaad Castlt whiskies. Cool and refreshing beer constantly ot draught. South Commercial' street. ' 9-3-lyr Enlarged Our mont markot ou Eru Stato street has beon doubled in stzo and wo nro bettor prepared thnn ovor to Bcrvo cwBtomorB. Prompt sorvlco and tho b9t of moats our motto. Call or phono 199. R. E. Edwnrrtn Meat Co. IX)I)GK8. rarpPHters UhIob No. 1006 Loc Ualon No. 1Q65 ot Carpenters as Jolrora of America meet ever Saturday ovohlnfj at SsOO p, m. la Hoarst hall, 420 State St. A. V Deanle, Rec, 8ao. Forcwtra of AHulca Court Sher wood Foresters, No. 19. Meet Saturday night in Holmsn hall, Stato ntroot Waldo Mlllor; O. R.J J. O. Perry, financial secretary. Central Lodge No, 18, K. of l Castle Hall in Holman block, cor ner State and Liberty street Tuesday oi each week at 7;S0 r m. Oscar Johnson, G. C; M. II Anderson, IC of R. and 8. ' Modt-ra Woodmen of America Or gon Cedar Caiap No. 624. Meet overy Thursday evealug at o'clock In Holmaa aall. W. W Hill, V, O,; F. A, Turner, clerk .VoolweH of World Meet evey Fn day night at 7; 80., la Holsa'aa bal; O. L. Darling, C, C; P, L. Frax Ir, Clerk. LlaeolB Aaault? UrIqh. 8lek, aet deat and pension lasuraace; 2, 009,009 pledgrd; every elalM pa!4 Good ageate wanted, J. H. C Moagenery, supreme organizer Bex4S2 Raloat, Oregea. K. R itvia. secretary. 848 State street "Only the living can eajoy aowers, but some people always wait until ono Is dead. rJTOV, N Nicest twmUA "RWfciritiA-S city; rates reasonable toy day week. Gaa and Data; cent 1 -.! .n.ltwilnJ InnaaU C- ' ' 4-aO-lmtf. Per cat f-roon npuse on.uans enquire p j . yoiiucW8j 1 " ' " l,"ni Itont .fTilrnlahixl lio"SekMlI rooms with all modern oonvf n lences. Call at 41 court airfii FoijltHfcr-Good lurBlHnroft light housekeeping. Water, UgW au4 Hath. 661 kill. TbbM 6'4JK ) ? v,,t...J.?liiAjIlJJJi23lisl "iiiwi TiaMina ltr ' TMHtCT AH klMTVnraa1iJ.Werk 'A for alpmeat FroMpt Wrfleii ltr!o4. -,iUuNl;vM41 ufMA c Hnuh flnacmirtttl mtr ;ul ji..H' lW4LA)ZlMi!'mvkmll4 JL AVKV tJiVi nrwrawiiw' " v m 5 iAWbHAOTORni FTaSnCiaHf aetaf t ' deerl, iiiiWla. U W of bouse flnUa aad fear Wi and Court. Make all eomplata 'at ta oee. ' n nuim V mrm fw- y, -- i 71 TIIK H8T ROA8T TffM FAJQLY WVBR HAD Can be obtained from pur prl tender and juicy beef, aautto nork. All our aeaU are si from the choicest, and prepare I th- table to suit th" dewaud of t fastidious. OMr prlow are lower quality than yoa eaa, nd at as .1... L. Ohl.nt ' ;Sr4 ' . ..Li.; : r- mm i : i IJinun tu uoiouji . ,- R.C.OROSI, i n. n an mfti UtmtM '" " I UUtJO CVll . o-r urr- j ..ft'a'ii . v i n S3l&rV&nce tiM WeadqHarfere ror woven m j T Poultry NetUag,, JPIekets, Qte, Malthold Rooting, p. ft u. Rsaw RooflHg, Screen Doors and - Ad justable Window Screens. CHAS. D. MULLIGAN BuoeeMor .. nauinn puhjb.. vi wu V'Part ni. BMiwfH, yr Huie Wing Sang Co; l RIG STOCK OF GOODS Wo mako up all kinds of wrajw and wimo unacrwear, waisis, ximoa t ns and skirts; an Kinas oi gtaiie men's and ladtos' furnishing goods; nil kinds ot silks and drees goods, hoso, shoes, suits, pants, qveraui, j blankots, neckwear, maUlng", china-1 wont triinlr. nmlirnlderv aud laM i now 'selling at cost. 328 N. Commercial St. Um, Or THE AVENUE Creams, Ices, cigar and eoafee-' lODI. UUfWisr Vl Bnniii nnm i Asylum avantia. N. u. S3ter, r-priatnr , y RUTTERN13T RRKAD. It Is worth more than any ta4r read yet the price Is so higher, j ror sal at your grocers'. j OAUFORmA BAK1WY, Tkow A Ctey, FrafM, ' . . -, SALEM WATER COMPANY OFFIOlfi CITY HALL. War wiku aarvlea i)Blr At SBlM. i W1U nyaie monthly la ad,vaae. sHiiia'e'Mainmi'i''' Gold Dust Fiout 1 irtifaiasiii im ! in " Mads bj TJtt 8YDKSY FOW VS. OOUFAXY, Kdaey, Ofgs, I Made fer fatally dm. Ask jour groeir fer It. a sad ikerte always ea said. P. B. Wallace f AGENT nMjii(seoawf sisim CHraiSHBS , it- ! H-4 i ..a u.Uf wl Tmk B9 IMf; MMfrM miMHIIIIIlH,1 PILLS MUltt. y ss r wMsm nw aij xrxsrzsBwoj 17 C . . .. . . m-- .,.. T JlahA i SILIIYMlIEWa1rWP m ft IB V? il 1L ;Il Il It LIE If I'm f m' Srn ,?mW v nsi . 1 1 it l& 1 Ytf. m ft i iHi il it i thre days. I oa " -i $ -i . ;- - -