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-"JV' v . f ' .. u - m B 'A U 1 V. I 1 ( c U-jr"s- IMWHJSH MERCHESS : 1FISHWHEELS tiAti PRESIDENT OE LfiLAND STANFORD JUNIOR UNIVERSITY WRITES ON TJlE COLUMMA JrtlVKrt SALMON CIUH1S. Stanford University, Cal.,' Mny 13 ,'t!J08-i-Mr. Edward' RosfenbOrg, As toria, Oregon j In response to n ro quest from Mr. Hylen, I am giving m you my opinion ns to certain matters fj ronnoctcd with the salmbn fl&lilng in tho Columbia. As you know, I was tho first cpmnMtMldnor over sont out to Invontlgftto tho SnliNdn. I spent no mo lime in Astoria In 1880 and 1 linvo made n number of visits tiioro or farther north In tho namo interest since then. I have not changed my opinion in this tlmo ns to thoso mat ters. i (if iiiu nan whui mm iiiu hui U tlonary trap in tho Columbia rivor B should be abolished. It wuaild ho woll for tho flahlng Interests Of tho coun try if tho stationary trap in all of its various forms was evrywhoro elim inated, for this is the most dostVuo tivo nnd uudlscrlmlnatlng hind of fishing. On tho Columbia, whord tlio river b narrow nnd swift,, tho fish whool j not) only very doatructivo, hut luu tlio additional evil or (a) f taking work from tho fisherman, arnd I (b) of taking tlio fish whon they aro not in tho boot condition, for fish for canning ought to bo taken In tide water. (2) It would bo well if all Halting on n Inrgo ocalo nbovo tide-water in tho Columbia shoifld bo prohibited. (3) I would also recommend that a careful otudy of glll-not and slmt lnr mothods of fishing bo'mndo.wlth a view of tho ultlnmto Interest of tho ( fishing Industry, as oven if worse forms of fbhtng wcro eliminated, thero aro still porhnptoo ninny git nets for tho bIzo of tho rivor. To prohibit glll-not fishing nftor dark votild virtually destroy tho of THE BUREAU Ib n genttoninn's resort you, not only find gontlomen In front ot-, tho bar but behind tho bar. y F. Pw. TALKINGTON, Propwetor Ills long cxpcrlonco In tho buslnoss has lauglit him 'that It Vnyp'"i 16 buy only tho best. WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS Tolopltono, 77. Millittery at Refluctf Ptifces The Merry Widow Plain Sailors . Flowers and Foliage ALL AT DEDUCED PRICES Corsot Cover Kmbroldory, a good qntality, a yard 25 Imllgo Illuo Calico, reduced prico, a ynrd.... 5J Tnblo Cloth, spoclal good valtio, n yard 2Ei inco uuruuns .aie up Toweling, a ynrd 5t up wnuo l'arnsoia .... 75 up inch Suitings, 45c Men's and Boys' Caps Kediiced to 25c! ROSTEIN & GREENBAUM, WStS mmiwmwwiwmtimixwwwmim Don't road this unless you artlelps, and wish to Bavo Money S Until March 30, In ordor to mako will bo offered at greatly reduced Theso nro nil ot standard mako nnd good quality, Regular Prlco One. now 3-Inch wagon, comploto , $110:00 Ono now buggy, heat mako 130.00 Ono now buggy, best mako ,.-..... 9500 I Ono now runabout One. now disc harrow One now Tigor drill m One now Bnickoyo binder . . , , , One new lluckoyo mowor. ...... . ....".v.. ... tu,uu One now Huckoyorako ; '. 32.00 Quo now Davis cream soparntor .,.,..;.. . .... 100.00 Ono now 14-lnch Rock Island Cllppor stool plow. . 19.50 Ono now 12-luch Rock Island "Upper stool plow,. 17,50 Oim now 10'lnch Rock Island Clldpor steol plow.. 13.50 One now handmado light express 75.00 One now handmado light exnrew ...... , 75.00 Also second-hand cultivator, Slngle-troos, doublo-treoa, nook-yokes, dashboards, cushibns', at a SO por coat reduction. An aasortinont of about 1300 worth of' paints, lead, oil, var- iK nlshe and stains will bo put on sale. m I will also sen on commission m which you Miay wish to Utai) off I GEORiE R. JACOBS DAILY QAM MUlHMMii ft i n iriMH. ) - Dftft Sft&PJMM foctlV6ness of 'that itiduntry at all times when 'tiro1 wato'r is Wear. 'Very truly yours, DAVID STAR JORDAN. . t s OREGON GRANGE SPEAKS. Tho Oregon Statk) Granyo pushed tho fotJoVlhg Resolutions nt its moot ing this menth: Whereas, 'Th8r6 has"beon roforrocl to tho Committee on Resolutions foi' consideration tho two fish bills relat ing to tlio fishing industry to bo vofed on at Ui Juno election, bills No. 31f nnd 332, respectively: ' ' Your commltteo Iiob carefully jpxf amled Into thoso two hills as far-afe tholr time would permlt'UJidlmvo to report that wo favor propor proted tlon to all natural spawning grounds and to 'Hint end wo condemn iuj a great detriment to said industry and to ouf'Stnto tho operation of tiiU wfotol in 'thb narrows of said rivor and demand nnd urgo .the paBsago'bl a law fenioviiig thd smiio'iind' nlsb further recommend that 'Bald itt"w 3hall be so constructed as to remove all traps from' said' stream. T. ' . LAROIt FEDERATION. Tho 6rogon Stuto Adoration' of Labor has 'also endorsed ' tho saio proposed legislation. To Bavo CdUiiiibla "Rivor "salmoii voto as" follews: " I'ruo Fish Hill 132 X Ycsv . m 133 1 TNo. KiNliwIitfiil Owners' Trick Hill 118 Yes. 310 X f No. n " ' ' '. ' Ravo this t'llmiimr iintfl rleciion. 3B0 Btnto Bt. mm ($ice 'Dress ;Hats Children's Hats Fancy Hat-Pins.," v. Children's Knit Waists. . . . ",15 Mon's Boys' Satteon Caps .15 Men's Undorwoar, ach. . . ,25i Values Reduced to'15c 240 and 246 Commercial aro In need of ttomo of thego by buying them at a bargain. room for new goods, thead items prices. Salo Prlco $ 95.99 10Q.00 80,00"S 55,00 ......... , . ... 22.00 42.50 W 17.50. X 90.00 72.50 , 16,0.00 135.00 m 48.60 1 29 G5.00 M 15.00 m 13.60 11.50 60.00 X go.oo m nlowor and rako at a' bargain. any nnpiuincNi or voaicie at any tlmo, Ooreer Who and Front St, SALKM. OREGON groimjL.L,tj0Hg6N,, fet COMMITTEE YOUNG Is$ttes0,Aft" Address Partf to StandTor Pure Principles Tho Young1 Mod's ifcoiMullcah club of Salem Vih full coufldenco In tho lihtrlotlsui and .Intntllgonco of th lfrfrty they f'ciYrosoiit, aiid jiroud of Itslifstoi-y ahd a'chlovdnients, invi,tcs tho first goivbrntion of VotorB and all truo ' friends aMd tiuppoi'tors of Re publican 'prihcipifCA to unlto with tliom for a grand victory for tho tlmB-lion6tJed' nnd fundamental prin ciples oritopublicahism as 'onunclal td 'in our national and Btato plat forms. Let tlio 'coming JuliS oiodton mark a'now dra- In tho'politlcal history of Oregon, when "Republicans, young and old, shaft rnnrch to tho polls in sblld ranks 'and uphtild clean gov bfnmont bv tho liooDle. . LavliiK 'aside1 nil factional' dIffQronco3 of tho Jiff' '. ? TKBKBiMbt'flBPBCwBf SmSjv THE COUNTESS OF WARWICK. Ohio nnd tho middle west aro to have Buvoral opportunities to seo and hear tho CountesH of Warwick during tlio coming presidential cnmpalgn, for she la to take tho Htump actively in tho cause of socialism. It NvnB reported that Mrs. Longworth, Iho president's daughter, would also bo heard In tho campaign, but this was promptly denied. Lady Warwick Ih an excellent nnd convincing speiiker and Is moat onrnest In tho causo sho represents. pnst, nnd recognizing tho right of tho pooplo to rulo in all matters, wo plodgo ourselves to tho most loyal support of our Btato nnd county tick ets na nominated by tho direct pri mary law, nnd wo plodgo tho legisla tive ticket from Marlon county to stand by tho peoplo In upholding tho olection of United States senators by tho direct voto of tho peoplo. Wo plodgo oursolves to uphold tho common schools and tho high schools, and doiiiand hotter educa tional conditions for tho rurnl Bchools, which, should all bo olovubod to itho host standards prevailing In tho cltlea by tho now system of con solidating tho country school dlb tvlcta "wliordvor this can bo done, nnd providing bottor public roads to reach thn? public schools, and freo toxt hooks If nocessaryt to got every child of school ago Into'tho froo pub lic schools. Wo bollevo a compulsory attondnnco law Ib only miido prac ticable by romovlng obstacles to at- ttindaneo, such as bad roads and ex penslvo textbooks, Wo bndorso tho action of congress In granting ?12 a month ponslon to widows of American soldiers, and wo demand llbornl ponslons for nil disabled soldiers, including the hoblo Indian War veterans of our state. Wo bellovo In tho Interest of thol masses of tho peoplo that public schbols should all bo elevated to tlio high school standard. Wo hoPvo (n highor education and thnt tho uni versity and a limited number of normal Bchoola should ho supported by tho stato and mado first-class In stitutions opon to wvory citizen who wants higher education. Wo urgo all Republicans to stand tor hfe 'tlkfe-hoBored principles' of tho Republican paty p deaJlng with tho problem of tho tariff and flnanco, that Ss dljrenance In wage between our country and other countries shall .' MQNJMXtJtAX aCUWH. OF REPUBLICANS to Voters of That bo componsttilod by a ' protective tariff, and that t'horo shall always bo maintained n solid colli basis far tho iln uncial system, and all kinds of wildcat securities us a IkibIo for nn tonal bank notes shall bo resisted by our delegation In congress. Tho Young Mon's Republican club pledges ita hearty support to our on tiro delegation In congress and do mauds that nil Republicans not only heilp ttlcct Republican congressmen and United States sonntors from Or egon, ns in tho best Interest bf th'q state, but givo thorn loyal and hearty support In tholr battlo to se cure appropriations for our rivors and harboro nnd t'lio froo locks' nnd cnnnl nb tho falls of tho Willamette. As young Republicans wo earnest- ly roquost tho hearty support of all Republicans for tho national admin istration as conducted by President Roosovolt nnd his peerless wnr soc rotary, Win. II. Tnft, of Ohio, as tho host. representative of progressive Republicanism and American Ideas of dealing with foreign nffalrs and wo plodgo a liberal support of tho army and navy ns tho best moans to maintain flenco abroad and progress at home, and foster tho prldo and patriotic Impulses of tho Amorlcap pooplo. Wo hollovo tho peoplo should have a -volco in all important matters of public policy, and ithoir oxproflsxl will should bo rognrdod as tho sure and saPo guido of thoir representa tives and by all public officials and tho laws opaotod by tho people nro entitled to a fair nnd unprojudlced trial uororo tnoy aro amended or repealed by the legislature. Wo favor extension of tho freo rural mall service with bottor equip ment and bottor compensation for the. lottor carrl'ors, and a limited par cels post for tho bonofit of those living on tho nural routes, Thero was a tlmo undor tho con vention systom that thoro might havo lijon somo excuso for1 a Repub lican scratching his ticket, but undov tho direct primary system of noral nation, every Republican has had a volco In naming his party candidates, They havo naniod them, nnd it Is tho firm hollof of the Young Men's Re publican club that there Is now po living, legitimate or Justifiable rea son for any Republican to scratch a sluglo nomineo. If wo cap not unlto upon our candidates after tho prjj mnry, tho direct primary law meatys discord, defeat and disaster to our party, On tho contrary if wo can as wo must, unlto In tha (unanimous suppor.t of those- who bayo won th$ laurels of the first contort, ihoa tha direct primary law Is the greatest iM1IiiiiiiIi i'hiiOiH i i,i tKmniiMtajafca .. Words of Pral ""' t.r- MfY (,l.-. For the wivcral Ingrodionts ol which Dr tlorcu's medicines are compoaoa, u kItab by loadorg in all tho Beveral school of medlclno, should hnvo far nor wtlght than any amount of nou-profoMlonal , ! W'fcl8- Dr Pioroa'aPavorlU Prl&. bot4tle-fAppor, In Mtot;df1l lilfS g raion printed iu plain HBglUh. . U.JM ara an Invalld'ofean'ahdlsuffif from frequent hoadache, backacho. anaw. mgfiWm In-j?wwach. prJodlcaLT)'aIn. dUasrcofiUle. catarrhal, nolvln rir.ir dragal down dUtress In Idwcr abdomefi or polv, 9. ieruui3 uuik pou or spccki baforo tho oyes. faint sdoIIb Ana dancl kind ivonwcaujioa oy icmaio wek dorahttcmentof thn rimini.L th organs, can'hot do bettor than Uke Favorlto ProscrlDtlon. Dr. Plcra . Tho. Itnl. fturnoon'a knlfn anA mM. tlng.Ul use of rmay be.aVolded by tha timely aiuuifl c-ruscripiion" in BUCh nuisjm phylclan can m avoided and o tli9H ccurso of anccessiil treatment carrlw; W-tiu;, wmr.L',n.nii; 'UiByW navorlu Prescription '' li composed ot the vcrbeit natlvo medicinal roots known to m&llcal science for tho euro of woman's peculiar ailments, contains no alcohol and bo harmful or habit-forming drugs. Do not expect too much from "Favorlta .Prescription; "It Will not perform mlra- c os ; it will not disolvo or euro Jtdmar. No medlclno wilt. It will do as much to establish vigorous health In most weak nessos and ailments peculiarly Incident to women ns any medlclno can. It must bo given a fair cnanco by persovcranco In'itf uso for a reasonable- length of tlmo. YO'1 rnn'' nfT"r'' tn napt n r(.rfft n trum U9 tt jUlllStltUtO fOf tHM fnmly l Sick women aro invited to consult Pr. PJerco, by" letter, rcc All 'correspond enco Is gnardca an sacredly efcerot ftiwl womanly 'confidences aro protected by professional privacy. Address Dr. R. V. Plorco.Ruffalo.N. Y. Dr. Plorco'a Plonsant Pollots tho boil laxotlvo and regulator of tho bowelj They Invlgnrnto stomach, llvor and bownlR. Ono a laxative ; two or three i cathartic. Easy to toko as candy. Btop of progress that has boon mndo by nny body politic. W. O. WINSLOW. ALBERT qiLT43, W, O. TRILL. Commltteo. o Whon your food seems to nauso ato tako Kodol. Tnko Kodol now aud until you know you aro right again. Thero Isn't nny doubt about what It will do and you will find tho truth of this statement verified after you hnvo used Kodol for a fow weeks. It Is sold hero by nil drug- glBtO. SUALMKIt SCHOOIj Tho first torm of tho Suthmor Normal opens on May 4 and continues eight wcoks. Tho second torm opons on Juno 20 nnd continues until tho August examination. Classes will bo formed In nil tho hrnnchos for Btato nnd and county papers. Tuition each torm $10. Tho class in Primary Methods boglns on Juno 15 and continues 12 dnys. Tuition $7.60 Special work will bo glvon 8th grndo pniplls. Address, J. J, KKA1B, Bnlniii, Or. TORRID ZONE FUNARCE 34 Tho abov6 cue represents brick lined Torrid Zone Furiu, Guaranteed gas, smoke an'd du" proof. Economical and durable. A. L. FRASER SU58 STATE STREET. Estimates furnished on heating Graber Bros. PLUMBING . AND GAS FITTING Will give prompt attention to all orders, guarantee our work to gjve satisfaction and 1 to be up to the sanitary stand ard. WE WIIX BE PM2ASED TO GIVE ESTIMATES ON CONTRACTS. Call at our shop oa Liberty . street, back q Barr'a Jewelry Store. Phone 660. J casw.ncreoy. tog ot nm h. .tyaupviusfll'-ttfiajlnicwj BLUlolfaml p0 lout m,m ' --r7mwmmiS,i&Lt,t'i f fv "T1--- ivrM, "'B1. "' mzmmnmtm. " i T "r1 EA"Sf lion,,.,, Fom Salem, o A3 frOLLnwu. ' TO POIWUND cttia. n 't-fjii. wi St. Louis $fio ic AI4.I1 St. Paul i!i ;; 7 7' W3 tglie Kansas Ciiy $61.65 (jgj Way 4; 18 Ju"e 5, 6, 19, 20 JWye'7,22,23 August 6, 7, 21,22 i """'U1 i"iw at tkHm wUhlallmiu ' REMEMBER THE-IATES For nny further (nforiAUiirt, J Ugt'UII. WStM-JMURMr Oonorai Ji'ateengsf Aient Tlmo CArd Ko. B8, Ifendm piJ Co.j'Kffalhc'sJ .. Po'wanl lvortkid, Vimr. i. iu. u;u n. m. Ortioj M press. No. 18.-8:40 a. m.-Cotun qm No, 12.2M5 p. ra.-Roifbiirtf4 lViwnrd PoHliBd. Prtk. No. 222. C:00 p. tv-Mki i oat ircjgut. Mn tilt A IA.IA ... nu. u. iy;iu ji'jj i, Ei way rreight. TowiunI 8an Franclo. ft No. 1111:03 a. .-So liasflcilKor. No. 17. G;45 p. m. Cottage passenger. No. 16. J):5(J p. m. CallforaU i proas. .'No. 13.-3:31 a. m. Starm Toward San IVaackco, lYtlfW,, No. 221. 2M3a. m.-PortliKI frelcht. LNo.2C.-lli2i r.-1-lml Oregon Eiectlrc Ti Mfc Tlmo Of arrival and depirtwii cars nt Salem Is u IcAkut, 1 and lutormedlato peind: Arrlre I" I Local Rxpross Local Express Local Expross 8M0a,m. l:llti 10:60 a', in. MM 1:25 p.m. ti'Mt 4:20 p. w. I'UMl 5:4Ep.W. J:F 8:50 D.a. : COUVAMJS ,fi FW? fc' timk nm -i Vn A r.nnvea Dfltrolt ,...o WK follows, coramwekf M 1. TwlM t WW fn & Loaves Albany ,., :JJj xt. i a t ....,.. Allian ....,, f'"' Arrives at CwmIH ... Loaves AJbaar Hull Arrlvoa at 9; 1 iiw r " Leaves GornJlH 'm,M Arrive w ve; No. 9 j. Loavoa pwTe ' ,UfcJ No. 7 t.ii lI Loaves &ttw .ifii Arrives at AWJ "J1 ltla .... lif , 11 l"18" IL-II-- Loaves uefT"j ,t.ui ., -t Albany No. n (M'WWF r - Aibaar ..il A.riv.fla Cfr'rf .r-....: Arrlve.'stAlUay-' ;i, Leave TM9LiL: ftri:Cft leave for 2W?VlAi, day aad SuSitf iil5 Tuesday. 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