Daily capital journal., May 23, 1908, Page 7, Image 7

jAILT OAElBAti JOtlttNAL. SALEM, QRKQQN. SATURDAY, JtfAV Mt liXtf
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There's not a headache o a
sleepless hotit in a battel of
Ghfratdelli's Cocoa-Can you
say as much for any othet
drink?
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Z55 THAN A CENT A CUP
s
COCOA
Is made with scrupulous, con
scientious cat e and old-fashioned
attention to cleanliness, ptitity,
goodness and quality. No cocoa
at any price can be better ot
mote delicious. Yotir gtocet
sells and tecommends it.
CHANGE OF A
LIFETIME TO
VISIT SEATTLE
Tho battleship fleet of the United
States which has Just completed Its
memornblo nruUo around tho Horn
will bo on Pugot sound about May
21st to May 30th. In ordor to give
tho DOOtlln nf flriip-ntl on nnnnrtnnflv
to witness tho mnncMvors and Inspoct
mo iioor, mo Boutnorn Paclllo will
sell round trip tlckots from 8alom to
Seattle far !).?( frnm aatnm n
Tnconm for 8, undor tho following
conditiens:
Salo Dates May 21st and 22nd to
Seattle, and May 25th and 2Gth,
1908, to Tnconm.
Limits Continuous passngo in
both directions with a final return
limit of 14 dny from date- of salo.
TIiIb 1b an opportune tlmo for tho
UlierrV UllV tfl rim. nn nrnnralnn In
Ol'lUMU, f
Summer Resorl
NUWPOUT, on Yaqulna Day, Is tho most beautiful ;and delightful (
miuuuur ruauri on mo urogon const, tiio nsning, uoatiag and urivlag
nro unexcelled anywhore. Miles or Iho flnoit beach combined with moun
tain scenery tand trout streams malco a combination .that will suit the
tasto ot a"' Uo,ow aro tho leading flrma of Newport.
I AM THE MAN
Who was cleaned out by tho tiro Inst winter, but I'm In bual
ncoa again on a larger extent than over, and nm ready to aorvo
all old oustomorB and ns many now ones na como to Newport,
Fresh oggrt, vogotabloB, nnd hit stnplo groceries. KVorythlng the
Bummer pooplo need My now grocery ntoro la tho tlnost In Lin
coln county. Freo delivery.
LEE W. WILLIAMS, Newport, Of.
N
1). ntilranlclll Company
Snn Francisco.
SMILES
illwny WugOH in . Great Ilritnln.
rA report on tho number ot mil
ky employes In Ejiglnnd, with tho
nount of wages paid by clnsscs,
et published by tho Amalgamated
cloty of Railway Servants, Is tho
Bt comploto ono of tho kind that
been issued. It wns proparo.1
tho secretary from reports called
Inst August, and may bo nc-
BKnl as correct. Tho report cov-
I, for tho United Kingdom, no less
fen 2fi9,280 railway omployco, who
alwayn called In England by law
usiiago, "railway servants." Tho
Is shown that over 100,000 of
en aro working at a wago of XI
10s, or $1.80 to 7.20 per weolc
1ho appears that only about 11
per cent rocolvo more than $7. GO par
weok. In thoso classifications it
shpuld bo borno In mind that tho
c!nnso3 known ns station masters, In
spectors, dorks, laborers and me
chanics In Hhopg nro not Includod,
thoy not being undor the enro ot tho
Amalgamated Socloty. If tho pay of
thoso Hovornl classes of railway
workors wero considered It wou'd
bring tho gonornl avorago up to
$(5.17, which figures aro quoted by
itho bonrd of trado as correct for
190G. In this calculation tho amount
paid for all ovortlmo Is tnkon into
gonornl wago account, which, undor
tho rules governing rnllway labor,
mnkOB a consldorablo amount. This
bolng. doductod tho gonornl average
of wago Is about ?G,7G per week for
all and ovory class of labor em
ployed In rnllway oporntlon nnd
mnlntennnco. Tho classes not In
cluded by tho Amalgamated Socloty
number approximately 320,000, and
on tho basis afforded by Its roport
tho wago division shows 134,000 om
ployco receiving $G or less; 107,000,
IB to' 7.G0, nnd 78,000 $7.B0 and
over.
Tho Amalgamated Socloty deals
almost exclusively with tho mon en
gaged in tho .trnfllc donnrtmont of
tho rnllwayn. and Its socrotnrv ob.
sortfl, In vlow or tho flguroa boforo
him, that fully 40 per cont of thnt
class rocolvo $G or less por wook aa
tho standard weekly wngo. Any
thing In addition Is through ovor
tlmo, that for tho lowor grades bo
lng small, aavo In tho claBs of track
men or "pinto layers."
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.YIL FBllBiHlB8IL.n iTBfci I HIT W ? . '.1 -. r.rWftiCSt 1. . .
dr-Wmmml I
Voters will not bo switched from
standing by. principle by any per
sonal abuse" of candidates.
Voto for Cake nnd down tho old,
rotten Portland machine
Tho reason why ovory voter
should voto for tho lower rlvor fish
ery bill la bocnuso tho flsh-wiieollB
a machine. '
Voto down every mnchlno propo
sition, Including tho'uppor Coliumbln
flshorlos bill, No. 310. It In a mn
chlno measure
Tho fish wheol bill la a machine
mcfiBuro and should bo votod down.
Woodburn Indoiendont, nep:
"Tho mnchlno Republicans did moro
for tho dlroct primary and Statomont
No. 1 last Thursday at tho Btato con
vention, than tho moat earnest ad
vocates of theso two ruothods could
accomplish In several Beasons. Tho
common peoplo woro again Im
pressed with n practical exemplifi
cation ot mnchlno politics a slate.
tho triumph nnd consequent exultant
choors that mado hoarora woop. Tho
lovo of tho Republican party was
lost Bight of. nnd Iho lovo of faction
predominated to n disgusting ox
tont. In ono sonso, it was a "got
ovon" convontlon, dominated by ono
mnn, who gavo n demonstration Ahat
his faction was strongor ovon If ho
woro dofentcd by his party. Instead
of vomiting, tho peoplo of Orogo'i
Btnllo. Whllo tho Inrco majority aro
not for Tnft, still thoy Bmllo. it
wi bu distinct victory for Alio pooplo
on account of tho attorclap. It wns
a momentary victory for mnchlno
RonubllcanB. Tho nlav liolmr now
ovor, lot is ring do'wn tho curtnln
nnd await tho noxt production on
Juno 1.
Wanted To omploy a good nd.
writer on commission. Apply at
Journal ofllco.
.
Tho Capital Journal has spoclul
dollvory iKjstoincoa nt flftoon placos
nf busliioss In tho BuburbB. A posl-
tlvo nowBpnpor that takes a atand on
nil vital matters Is popular with tho
peoplo.
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AMU TTIA1 AIICCO X'OUO l
5 Wo cn supply you with evorthlng in tho grocery llnoj tho finest : : i
fresh buttor nnd vogotablos of nil klndn. Two stores, ono at . i
m vu uvnui uu ono HI, nuwpurt. XOUr OrUCTB SOI1CUOU IrOO UO- l
llvory.
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HOTEL BRADSHAW
RoontH and board. Rooms with frno ubo of furnlBhcd kitchen,
including dlshwi and wood. Half wny 4o Nye Bench, overlooking
tho ocenn. Ratea rcaBonnblo.
.. W. O. (XK)IC, Prop. NmnoH, Orv.
PORTLAND
ROSE
FESTIVAL
To Do Hold In
PORTLAND, ORICCSON
JUNE 1 TO (j, 1908
Wi'l bo tho moBt brilliant
Fforal Fiesta and Clvfc Jubilee
OVOr belli 111 Mm Pnrirln Mnrflnnl
Portland, "Tho Rose City," will bo
r scono or spionnor ana r no
center of world-wide Intor-
CHt for finn wnnlr.
Sovornl Important convoutloiiB to bo
noiu in I'oriiatui on that ncrasion.
The Southern Pacific
Company
Will Bell Special Tlckot
On This Occasion From
BALKAN Otr
to Portlnnd nnd Return at !!.2(.
For pnrtlculaB cnll on local ngontH,
win. AfcMurrwy,
Oonnral Paaannger ARent.
IRVIN HOUSE
Tho moat homo-tiko and comfortable
hotel at Nye Reach. Fine, bowllnjf
nlloy nnd club houso In connootlon.
Two mlnutea wnlk from tho ocean.
"Courteous trentmont" la tho motto
of tho mnnagemont,
S. G. Irvin, Prop. Newport
MIDWAY
Iargo, bright, airy rooms.
Donrd furnished. Halfway be
tweon Newport and Nye Drook.
Firat-olimo In ovory reBpoct. Da
gngo hauled ono way froo. Raton
ronaotuibb,
WM, 1U)1U)I:N . Newport, Or.
SALEM WATER COMPANY
OFFIOH CITY HALL.
Ono nowaboy aold 24 Journala Frl -L.JlBr "" MrV,eft ?9l "M
y ovonln nt OrKo HiirilBJ,,i PEytb,e m adT"
It Settles Down to the
Remington
This is the testimony of every typewriter user who knows
by experience the relative performance of writing machines.
The man of all men who swears by the Remington is the ,
man who has tried to get the same service out of some other
machine.
A man may know the Remington or he may kraw some
other typewriter, but the man who really knows typewriters is
the man who knows the difference between the Remington
and others.
Remington Typewriter Company
249 Statt Street, Portland, Oregon
day ovonlng nt Oregon Eloctrio
tralna leaving for Portland.
o
I DeurncM Cannot bo Cumf.
by local appllcatlona, as thoy cannot
roach tho diseased portions of th
ear. Thoro la only ono wny to euro
(leafncun. and that In hv cnnntltutlrin.
nl remedies. Deafnesa la caused by
nn inflamed condition of tho mucous
lining of tho Eustachian Twhe. Whon
this tubo la Inflamed you bavo n
rumbling sound or Imporfoct hoar-
Inc. nnd whon It la nntlrnlv rlniml
deafness Is tho result, and unloss tho
iiiuamaiion can oo taKen out and
this tubo restored to lta normal con
dition, hearing will bo destroyed
forevor; nlno cases out of ton aro
caused by Catarrh, which Is nothing
but an inflamed condition of the
mucous auracea,
Wn will trlvn nn. Tfiinitra1 TVil-
lars for any caso of deafness (caused
by catarrh) that cannot be cured by
IlaU'a Catarrh Curo. Stand tnr rr.
cularo freo. F. J. CHENEY &. CO..
Toledo, O.
Bold by drugglsta, 7Gc.
Tako Hall's Family Pllli for cor.
Btlpatlon,
, o
WUIanu'ttu PvIdHt Named.
Rov, Flotchor Homari of Indiana
was elected president of Wlllamotte
University toda yln Portland.
BUY A. LOT
III Sea Vlow hlookn' llnunllful vUr
ciobo lo Ut'arii, Prlueii JGQ io $260,
Termn rcnHimnblp. Iiot chRiire lo
buy cIoho In nl thosn prlcos. WrIU
today to (', K. NliHIIelil, Newport, Or.
A
HOLUDTtK S
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggdis '
A Unir Mmllclno fat Ilrijr Pcanl,
ErinRt Uolilu JltialUi M'l lUaoir! Vlrjor,
A fiwolilo furOiillifltiiiii. Iiiilltfoillon, I.lvo
nil Kliiiiuy Troiililit. I'lmpliii Ken mi. Imimm
llliKxl, U( llrrnlli, HluudMi Howi'N, II xulm'ln
fiid UiMAiirlMt ll'n UihiliyMMiinltiliiTPH In Uli
hi form, ua cpiiM it nt Uiiiiiiiiii nmM by
Uou.ii run IMimi C'umuiv, K ullnon, Wit,
flOLDEN NUQQETS TOIl &ALL0W PEOPLE
L'J" ' ! . i m
CHICIIESTKR'S PILLS
frSiAiA I'IIUm ll awl lju4 ,MitlluvJ
tVl HVfJ lbl.i m. i'l ll.ror w V ,
l fr
I 'Vi'J'.A . KWIfeRrrieTl
"iniiinii iii(.nt ril.lAMtw
T'uikimn.iun.Mmt.Ai.ijrtK.llhM
SWO IY WfliWilSTS EVEDWWil
t
LAUNDRY
lUu Attack of PyMmtfry Cured.
"An honored cltlxeii ef thJa towa
was suffering from a severe attack
ot dysentery, He told a friend If he
could obtain a battle of Chamber
lain'a Colic, Cholera and Dlarrfee
Itoraedy, he felt eeBftdeat ef belRg
cured, ho havissr ui 1 thin remedy
In tho West. He wag told tkat I'
kent it la stock and lost so tine la.
obtaining It, and waa promptly!
cured," says M. J, Leach, druggist,
IBtoae'a drug store. i
Why is our work demanded by atyllsh and up-to-dnto
dreasora na well n thoso who drcaa for comfort,
Ilocnuso in flnlshlng up our work wo glvo that touch of
goocj tasto hnt very readily nppoahi to tho man of fashion. Our
work has a mytorlous ttomothlng about it thnt enslly dlfltln
gulsheu it from ordinary laundry work, Thoso who demand com
fort, And our work Is pliable, duo to our own pnrtlculor way of
starching, a Bhlrt or collar Inundored by iih glvos with ovory
movomout of tho body, giving abaoliito comfort to tho wearor.
Our collara do not break nt aoam or buttonholo, and you will Had
no bllatora or wrlnkloa. You might Just a well have thla work;
ita coats no moro,
SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY
Tel, 25 130-1C0 8. Liberty St,
NKZKttHMMCai
OREGON PEOPLE ARE CROWING WISE
A largo number of them aro now using ALLHN'fl NORTON
lillOWN IMtKAI) FfXJUIt. Tho peoplo of Now England have
lived on just such Puro Foods for ovor a hundred yenra. These
goods aro put up in package and In 10 and 25-pouud iiackH,
and aro for sale by AfJ FIHHT-GLAHH UHOVEUH.
AhhKS & LKWIH, PotlUfH). '
Dlatrlbutora for Ofogoa,
ALLEN'S 68B FLOIR COMPANY
8b Joe, Cal
DeaMolaea, Iowa