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DAILY CAriTAIi JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1008
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What Stove
for Summer?
Nothing adds to kitchen
convenience in summer weather
Wee a New Perfection Wick
Bloe , Flame Oil Gook-Stove.
Anything that any stove can
4o the ''New Perfection" will.
do, and do it better. Bakes,
iroaats, boils, toasts; heats the wash water and the sad
Irons, and does it without dissipating its heat through the room
to your dkcoudoit. The.. ,""'?
NEW PERFECTION
Hick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove
actually keeps the kitchen cool actually makes it comfortable
for you whilo doing the family cooking, because, unlike the coal
range, its heat is directed to one point only right under, the
kettle. Made in three sizes, fully warranted. If not
with your dealer, write our nearest agency.
IN HONOR OP GEO. L. DAVIS.
The
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MAUI """ Tf-
R&VO LAMP
r light that U very
n
affords a
mellow
gmtcful
to tired eyes a perfect student or family
lamp. Brasi, nickel plated; hence more dur
able than other lamt3.
If not with ybur dealer, write ou near.'
est agency.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(iBceroermtcd)
HEIRESS
SECRETLY
MARRIED
Man Prnnclsco, Juno 11. it be
came known hero today that Mis
Jennio Stnnford Lnthrop, dnughter
of Charles G. Lnthrop, trensurer of
eiarfni-,1 iml.iio.ll.. .. i . n. . I
DYNAMITE
CLEVELAND
STREET CAR
- (UnltciftPrcic Leased Wire.)
Cleveland, 0., Juno 11. Deter
mined efforts aro being mndo by the
Stanford university and niece of tho detective bureau to learn the Idontl-
late Mrs. Jnno L. Stanford, was
ecretly morrled Inst April to Walter
Watson, a populnr club man about
town and a ronchor of Napa county.
Mrs. Watson was left 81,000,000 by
the lato Mrs. Stanford. Her paronts
are In tho east and know nothing of
tho mnrrlage.
Every effort has been made by tho
young people to keep tho wedding a
secret .and It wns with difficulty thnt
a confirmation of tho rumor was ob
tained today. Although they aro sup
posed to havo been married In thW
city, no record of tho iRSiianco of a
marriage certificate to them can bo
found. Miss Lathrop'B brother mar
ried n sister of Watson and tho ro
mance 1b sold to havo begun at the
homo of tho brldo'B slstor-In-law.
Tho young peoplo aro In Mill val
ley where thoy nre orectlng a sum
wer home.
Stomach Troubles.
Many remarkable cures of stom
ach troubles havo been effected by
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Taljlots. Ono man who had spent
over two thousand dollars for medi
cine niul treatment was cured by
a few boxes of theso tablets. Price
25 cents. Samples freo at Dr.
JStono's drug etore.
ty of tho persons who dynnmlted a
streetcnr early tp day nnd thereby In
jured four passengers and tho mo
torman nnd conductor.
Tho explosives were placed on Ce
dar avenue. Shortly after midnight
tho wheoh of a enr running on that
lino struck tho dynamlto nnd wo?
blown from the trncks. Passengers
were hurled from their seats and the
floor wnB torn Into pieces, but fortu
notoly nono of thorn woro killed or
fatally Injured. ThOBo who examin
ed tho car today aro unable to under
stand how tho few pnssongcrs es
caped with their lives. The police are
of tho- belief that the dynamite Is an
echo of tho lato streetcar strike.
o 1
Folann Oak Poisoning.
Ballard's Snow Liniment cures -It.
Mr. O. H. P. CornollUB, Turner, Ore.,
writes My wlfo has discovered that
Snow LInlmont cures "Poison OnK
Poisoning," a very painful trouble.
Sho not only cured n case of It on
herself, but on two of her friends
who were poisoned by this same Ivy.
Price 25c, 50c and SI. 00.
Dnuquet Wns Served nnd All Itopart
n Jolly Ttlme.
On Inst Thursday evening there as
sembled about SO of tho business
mon and rachers of tho county, prin
cipally subscribers to tho rnllrond
fund, nnd nt Todd's hall there ws
hold n reception to Mr. Geo. L. David,
the popular chief engineer of the Pa
cific Railway & Navigation Co.
Mr. Davis, during his many visits
to Tillamook In tho Intorest of his
compnny, has made scores of friends
and the fact' thnt tho peop'.o of Tilla
mook realize that he, personally, Is
ma'klng stronuotiB efforts to got the
work again started has made him a
great favorite with us.
After a very enjoyablo half hour,
during which tho3o present partook
of tho pnlatablo luncheon which,
while nrranged only during tho day,
W08 excellent, speeches appropriate
to tho occasion were mado, Mr 3.
S. Johnson, Mayor of Tillamook,
mndo one of his characteristic tnlks
on the "City of Tillamook nnd What
She Offors to Enterprise," following
Mr. Chns. V. Calloway of McMInn
vllle, made an entertaining talk on
Tillamook ns viewed by the vhltor
within our gates and during which
he delighted his hearers with some
of his choice stock of yarns. McBsrs.
John O. Bozarth of Bay City, C. W.
Talmage of Tillamook, Ceo. L. Davis
and II. T, Botts responded In the or
der named, all making appropriate
and fitting remarks which stimulat
ed to the highest pitch tho enthusi
asm of those present. The object of
those present. Tho object of tho
gathering wnB to promoto unity nnd
.show appreciation nt the prospect of
the resumption of tho rnllrond work
nnd the nffnlr wns n decided success
as well ns n Jolly good tlmo. Hnv
ing planned the reception only on the
morning of tho day It was held, the
commlttoo woro unablo to got Invita
tions to nil tho subscribers, but mes
sengers wore sont out as far as pos
sible. Tho commlttco to whom
thanks nro duo were Messrs. E. T.
Hnltom, M. F. Leach, W. C. King and
Thomas Coates, and after singing
"My Country 'TIs of Thee," tho ts
somblngo departed with many thore
to say thoy wished more could have
been present to enjoy ono of the
nicest "got together" nffalrs evor
hold In .Tillamook. Tillamook Herald.
Oregon Sennia Mineral Paint Co,
W. Y. RICHARDSON, Manager
We are manufacturing forty-two Standard Tints
and colors of Oregon Mineral Paint Ground in Oil
and Guaranteed Strictly Pure, Durable and Sat
isfactory in every particular.
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$ McMINXVILLE, OREGON, APIUL 2, 1008.
OREGON SIENNA MINERAL PAINT CO. SALEM, OREGON.
GENTLEMEN;
IN REPLY TO YOURS OP RECENT DATE. WILL SAY
.THAT THE SIENNA, PAINT THAT THE STATE NOUGHT FROM YOU
IN THE YEAR 1008 (18 RARRELS) AND ABOUT THE SAME AMOUNT
IN 1007, TO PAINT THE OREGON STATE INSANE ASYLUM BUILD
INGS, HAS GIVEN ENTIRE SATISFACTION. BEFORE WE PUT THIS
PAINT ON. OUR BRICK WALLS SWEAT SO BADLY WE THOUGHT
WE WOULD TRY CEMENT ON THEM TO KEKP THE MOISTURE OUT
HUT OUR ARCHITECT FROM PORTLAND THOUGHT BEST TO TRY
SOME OF YOUR SIENNA MINK1UL PAINT. SINCE WE PUT YOUR
PAINT ON, IT SHUT OUT ALL OF THE MOISTURE AND WE HAVE
PERFECTLY DRY WALLS NOW. IT IS MY OPINION THAT THERE
IS NOTHING BETTER THAN YOUR PAINT FOR BRICK WALKS,
AND I TAKE -PLEASURE IN RECOMMENDING IT TO THE PUBLIC.
YOURS VERY TRULY,
J. F. OALBREATH.
OAilVOXLXA.
6mi the 1h8 Kind 0tt HavB A,wa,fS Bfl'J
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BANK TALK No. 15
By the UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK, Salem, Or.
RAINY DAYS
IT
-should be borne In mind that saving raonsy Is the start towprds
wealth, Every man -
CAN'T
get rich, but everyone can save something, No matter how
email your Incomo may be, If you make up your mind to lay up n
part of your'earnlugs every weak, It may
RAIN
and then rain orae more, but with a snug little sum to your
credit In tho bank you can laugh at hard times nud poverty,
Whllo th, Sun of Prosperity U thlnlng is tho tlmo to save for tba
ralnydays that are
ALWAYS
bound to come We can help yoli save; our Savings Depart
ment does tho business; $1.00 wl'l start an account, Stnrt saving
today.
UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK
H
tWe Launder Ladies' Shirt Waists and White
Skirts Just Right.
Wo guarantee to. All of our shlrtwal?t6 are care
fully washed with a .special noutral soap, starched just
where thoy should bo starched and ironed by experts
who havo mado shirtwaist Ironing a special study.
Wo are pleasing the most careful dressers In the city with our
shirtwaist work aud are sure wo can please you. May we have a
.trial.
SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY .
Tel. 25 136-166 8. Liberty St.
Dom.
Apportionment of Delegates in the
National Conventions.
Rep.
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Arkansas 18
California 20
Colorado 10
Connecticut 14
Delnwaro 6
Florida 10
Georgia 20
Idaho 6
Illinois 54
Indlnna 30
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Kansas 20
Kentucky 20
Louisiana 18
Malno 12
Maryland '. 1G
Massachusetts 32
Michigan ..... s, . . 28
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Mississippi 20
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Montana 6
Nobraska 10
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Now Jersey ?. 24
Now York 78
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North Dakota
Ohio ,..46
Oklahoma 14
Oregon S
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THFSF PAINTS arc used by thc state on
i ii-i- -mm j pubic nstitutlons on thcir
Merit and have stood the severest tests that can be ap
plied. APPLY BY MAIL OR PHONE, OR CALL AT
FACTORY ON TRADE STREET
BETWEEN CHURCH AND HIGH
This Paint is taken from thc Mines in Lane county, and
manufactured at Salem, Ore.
General Weather Summary.
During tho foro part of tho week
cloudy and unseasonably cool weath
er prevailed over tho entire section.
On Saturday, however, the clouds be
gan to dlsnppear, the temperatures
rapidly rose, and tho week endod
clear and nbnormally warm except
along tho coast, where the prevalence
of fogs provonted a rls'o In tempera
ture. Local showers fell ovor tho
western portion of the section on
Tuordoy, Friday and Saturday, and
thunderstorms occurred ovor tho
.eastern counties on Sunday. Tho
accompanying rainfall wns, however,
very light. No frosts occurred.
For n Sprained Anklo.
As usually treated, a sprained
ankle will disable tho Injured per
son for a month or more, but by ap
plying Chamberlain's LInlmont an-l
observing the direction? with each
bott!e faithfully a cure may be ef
fected in many cases in less than one
week's time. This liniment Is a
most remarkable preparation. T.y
It for a sprain or bruise, or when
laid up with chronic or muscular
rlu'tunntlem, nnd you are certain t6
bo 'delighted with tho prompt relief
which It nffords. For sale by Dr.
Stone's drug store,
New Coxtyorntloiis.
Henrietta Milling and Grain Com
pany; principal ofllce, Portland; cap
ital stock, $20,000; incorporators,
Win. H. Daughtrey, O. M. Plummet
and J. B. Murphy,
o
A Wreck
Is tho only fit description for the
roan or woman who Is crippled with
rheumatism. Just a few rhcrumntlo
twinges may bo tho forerunner of a
sovere attack stop tho trouble at
tho start with DaKard's Snow Lin
iment. Cures tho rheumatism and
all pain. Prlco 25c, 50c and $1.00.
Sold by nil dealers.
New Notaries,
L. K. Adams, W. M", Cake, Port
land; C. II. Young, Eugene.
0-
DeWltt's Llttlo Early Illieri, tk
famous1 llttlo llvor pills, are cold b;
ull druggists.
CfflWSgfflMS
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l-llltli Kr4 4 JM ;fY'
!i, eilt! with Bin P.UVl
TLp r'htr. ; Afftti
llrEtt" AtW'HI'CH7-Tlj
...... i.n.'nur.ut.SirLMiilIt4
SOLD BY OflUCOCTS ErLWWpK
7v$m
j& Sji iKj
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Spring Shoes
A good stock of Men's, Udlei1,
Boys' and Girls' shoes In all colon
and leathers.
Tan and black Oxfords, alwWJ
canvas shoes. Ladles' and
pumps.. Come In and see my
JACOB VOfiT
a IS STATE STKEET
MWWWWIlWtllWWWWmilWtlWttliWllfc'IWtWW7iiy
ISOUR MILK and SOFT BUTTER
Totals 980 100S
Necessary for cheice: Republican0
(majority), -191; Democratic (two
thirds), 672. ' .
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.HucK'cnVi Arnica Salve Wins.
Tqra Moore, of Rural Route 1.
Cochran, Ga., writes: "I had a bad
sore come on the Instep of my fqot
and could find nothing that would
heal It -until I applied Bucklen's Ar
nica Salve, Less than half of a 25
cent box won the day for me by af
fecting a perfect cure." Sold under
guarantee at J. C. Perrv's irn
I.
PREVENTED BY USING
"Wisconsin" Refrigerators
WE SELL THEM
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ITHE HOUSE FURNISHING CO. '
177 LIBERTY STREET
I i in i MatJHJrr1
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IWMWilWi11lIWhWfcliiillitfclilhlitiiliiiteiiililllMhlllllillilWi
store.