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Newspaper Page TextDAILY OAIUTAIi JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JIJNH 17, H)08 r "fl TP : ". i ' CAPITAL JOURNAL CONTEST. IS WIDELY DISCUSSED VOUN SADIES TO RECEIVE MAGNIFICENT REWARDS ANY LADY IN THE FIVE DISTRICTS IS liL.IUlliL.i!i 1U twu-wa 1 t THIS CONTEST FOR ONE,OFfEII13 FRIZES. District" No. a. ? One scholarship. One free trip to Newport and hotel expenses for seven days, and one ladles gold watch. District No. 1. One scholarship, One free trip to Newport and hotel expenses for seven days, and ono ladles' gold watch. District No. 0. One scholarship. One free trip to Newport and hotel expense's for seven days, and one ladleB gold watch. ... Note. Tho lady receiving tho greatest number of votes In tho 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th district will received tho beautiful $425 EUer piano; tho one receiving the second, $150 furnishings foV room; tho third, $50 worth of cut glass. How the Territory WH1 Ho Devilled. District No. 1. Includes all tho city of Salem north of Chemeketa and west of Summor. District No. 2. Includes all of tho city of Salem north of Chemeketa and east of Summor. District No. .1. Includes all tho city of Salem south of Chemeketa 'and west Tf Summer to Mission, east on Mission to Berry, then south. District No. 4. Includes all tho city of Salem south of Chemokota and cast of Summer to MlsBlon, east on Mission to Borry, then south. District No. ft". Includes nil outBldo tho city of Salem, and constats of tho following corantIc3! Marlon, Polk and Lincoln. Instructional for Voting. Enter tho name of the lady whom von wish to secure one of tho mng- Lnlflcont rowards In tho contest at onco. She may win an Eller piano; furnishings for a room,' $50 worth of cut glass, ono of tho valuable schol arships, a free trip, "pr a gold watch. Better still get the lady to enter her namo and then vote for her. ,Tho80 who got In on the start havo tho best chanco of winning, so It Is desirable that tho names bo onterod at onco In order to get a good start. PnnrtlHntna whn Olltfip tills COntC&t i do not necessarily havo to bo sub-, Enthusiasm In The Capital Journ al's great $1400. popular voting con twt Increases with every hour. Now Is the time for the ladles nnd girls of Snlem, Mnrlon, Polk and Lincoln counties to enter their names for this contest. Never beforo have you had the opportunity to secure such Talunble rewards for so llttlo work. You are not asking your, friends to give you anything, for they receive the full value of their money In tho subscription they get. This great popular voting contest will bo tho subject of much discus sion In hundreds of homes all over the city and the surrounding cdjit' t!e$, and bids fair to ecllpso any thing over attempted In this city. Tho voting will soon commence In earnest and by tho time tho first list of candidates will bo given out wtth the number of votes accorded to each the contest will have an interesting foundation. Don't fail to cut out the coupons and tho nomination blanks for your favorites; nlso request your" friends to Insist on rccolvlng itho special voto coupon when paying their Bub scrptlons as every month's subscrip tion counts and It takes but few Votes to place your candidate In tho lead and Becure the"pre8tlgo which comes with a -good beginning. The candidates who will appear In this list will furnish many surprises to 'tho people of Salem and tho Bur rounding country, who will become interested In tho gigantic offer of The Capital Journal. Tho precaution taken by tho con teet manager to mako this a high class proposition will bo verified when this list Is published and the candidntCB and their friends will feel a further Inspiration, to go out nnd win. Candidates should at once interest their friends. In the contest and by united and energetic action inducn as many pcoplo as posslblo to vote for them. Each nomination coupon cut from Tho Cnpltal Journal will count for five votes for -a candldatq. Nomination coupon will only ap pear for a few days. Tho easiest and quickest way to win, is for candidates, to ask their friends to prepay' their subscription. There Is n ballot box in the Cap ital .Tmirnol nfTlpn wlmrn ihn vnioa " '" w 1 do not neccBsarujr hkvu iu uu u" birv be (denosltcil for any ladv whom .i-ihn nt Tho Pnnltnl' Journal. En yoU may soa fit to voto for. If you ter your name and your f rlend3 will c.n not briw ,h. MM. to .ho ot- . Jbj njt .vE'S li tlce, send them In by mnll to the 0 . nnd wnat llttlo effort Is contest manager and tho votes will necessary to win ono of tho rowards be accorded to the Indy for whom they aro Intended. The votes nro counted twlco, so there can be no mistake as to tho proper numbor ot ballots accorded to each candidato. The votes aro always open for In spection to Insure a fair deal. How To Win. Any lady who desires to ontor this great contest and win ono of tho magnificent prizes offered, should at onco o a that her name Is B?nt to tho ftantrat Mnnnirer. All that In noc- Aaiarv tn win n nrlrn i in rppolvft I the largest numbor of votes, nccord- f jog to mo conditions monuoneu cise- where In this announcement, can didates should at onco Interest their frlomla In tho rnntost nnd hv united vand ohergetic action induce as manv people as possible to voto ror thorn. ; Bach nomination coupon cut from The Capital Journal will count for ; Ave votes for a candidato, The nom ' inatlon coupon will only appear for I a low uays, i no ensiosi nnu quick , est way to win, Is for candidates to ask their friends to prepay tnoir milmerlntlnns for- rIy to 12 months. It costs tho Bubscrlbor nothing ox- TR lO UD WHS huh wey iwu nuu-n wio annoynnco of weekly ond monthly ' collections. By so doing yon re ceive a speclnl voto ballot which Is goou ror any time miring ino con test; same may bo used by tho con ' tefltant herself or disnosed of In anv manner sho may boo fit. A.ny may rrmuuiK iu iiiu it-riuui .below mentlonod Ib eligible to com pete Jn this contest, Any ono who desires to voto In this contest may do so by ballots cut from the dolly ,ond weekly cap lo1 Ytitvnnl n li, aniWMnl vntft miinnilH obtained bv subscribing to The Cnpltal Journal The coupons coMiirf iiv HiiiiKPrimni? in 'inn un tal Journal may be held as long as, riMtrari nnd voted nnv time rin to the close of the contest, but ballots cut from ino I'aiwiu journal nr. only good fov ono v.-ok from publl-j cation nnd will not Ir counted It voted after tho date printed on he ballot. Persons living In one district aro not confined to voting for lad es In '.liolr own nnrticulnr district b'l liiav voto fo- any ono In tho -race. The offer affords the ladle? and firio of Splem. Mnrlon. Polk and Lincoln c untls an excellent oppor timttv tn rpolvo n business educa tion r o travel at the expense of The Capital journal. Tho trips include transportation both ways, and seven days board nt a fir&t-ciass uotei. nfrnmit cityt in on tho start and on courage your frlende to voto for you, tho rest will bo easy. You will never know how popular you aro until you ontor n contest of thlB kind. ' Tho first announcement as to whom tho ladles nro competing In this competition will bo made Wednsday, Juno 24, and tho numbor of votes each ono haB to her credit. Aftor tho first announcement of can didates and -tho' counting ot bal lots, tho votes will bo counted, each morning nt 10 a'clook and tho ro Btilt mado known in tho following is sue of Tho Capital Journal. Thoro will bo u short write-up In tho papi.r each day from now on till the cloio of tho contest and those Interested can keep In touch with tho contest and compotlng candidates. Certain It Is that eighteen ladles of Sa lem and of Marlon, Polk and Lln colp counties are to receive magnif icent rewards nnd It 1b left to tho readers of The Capital Journal to decide. Gold Dust Flo! Mode by THE SYDNEY l'OW Kit COMPANY, Sidney, Ore. gon. Mado for family use. Ask your grocer for it, Rrnn nnd shorts ulwuys on hand, P. B. Wallace AGENT i attwwawwwaaiHi f7j?'-" )i&lVn.tfl VvTrye Itjl MiBEtSsr Sununary of Prlws Offered, District No. 1. Quo scholarship. One free trip to iNewport and hotel expenses for (seven days, and one ladles' gold vatch. District No. 2. Ono scholarship. One free trip to (Newport and hotel expenses for semi days, and ono mates- gom (watch. THE HHBT ROAST TH FAMILY EVER HAD Can be obtained from our prlau tender and juicy beef, mutton or pork. All our neaU are selected from the choicest, avd prepared for the table to suit th demands ot tae fastidious. Our price are-lewer fe quality thaa yoa Hid at uu place la Salea E, O.CJtOSB, iPkoae Ml. S7 Bteta - "I'ronosnls frtr Sunnllcfl. Salenl, Oregon, Juno 2nd, 1908. The Board of TrustedB Oregon Stato Insnno Asylum hereby Invitea scaled proposals f6r furnishing tho following lists of teupplles to tho Institution, for tho six months end ing De?omber 31st, 1908. List of Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods nnd Notions, from July t December, 1008. 4000 yds. Poquot "A" sheeting, 3 in., unbleached: 2000 yds. Peqwot "A" Bhestlng, 0-1 ' lni( blenched; V 5000 yds. Pequot "A" sheeting C-l In., unbleached; 2000i yds. Lpwnsdalo Bhcotlng, 30 In., bleached; 2500 yds.' ehlrtlng OtlB..strlpe, AXA St Tlforndykq; 0 yde mattress ticking (Wnrren 'Cotton Mills) 82 In. wjde No. 1142; 2000 yds Checked toweling, 17 In. wide; 3000 yds bleached toweling, 17 In. wide; 800 yds blue calico twills, 28 In. wlde( nsst, paterns; 800 yds. black and white calico twills, 28 In, wide, asst. pattern; COO yds Turkey Red calico twlltt, 28 In. wldo, nsst. patterns; 1200 yds. Gingham, Atnsk, 28 In. wide; ' . 12Q0 yds Blue Denim, 9 oz. Amsk. 800 yds A. C. A. Ticking, 3C In wldo, Aihsk. 4000 yds Canton Flannel, XXX Nashua, Brown; 300 ydi Table Oil Cloth, white, best quality, 45 In. wide; 144 yds Elastic Web, White, In. wide; 200 doz, prs. Mon's socks, Cotton, No. 101; 50 doz. prB Ladles' stockings, Cot ton, No. 101; 20 doz par. SiiBpendors, 30 In. submit sample. 200 yds Checked Continental Flan nel, 6 oz. 200 yd'. Tnble Linen, GO In. wldo, submit i-amplea; 200 'yds. Outing Flannel (Teasle dbwn),. submit samples.. 100 yds. Scrim, plain whlto; CO Ibo. Ci-own Carpet Warn, Eureka; 20 red; 20 blue, 20 black. 230 doz. Thread, J, P. CoatB' or Clark's O. N. T., 200-yd. spoo1; Whlto, No. 30, 200 doz.; No. 10, 30 doz. 50 doz. Black; No. 24, 20 doz. No. 3G, 30 doz. 10 doz Bed Spread?, Bubmlt sample. 5 Gross Safotv pins, No. 3 Duplex (Stownrl.) t, doz. Box Hooks and Eyes, Black No. C. sub. sample. 1 doz. Ladles Corsets, No. 24, sub. Famplo. 1 doz. LadlCB, Corsets, No. 25, sub sample. 1 doz Ladles' CorsetB, No. 20, sub mit sample. 1 doz. ladles corets, No. 27; submit samplo, 1 doz Lr.dles' .CorsetSj No. 28, sub. eamplo ' ' Groceries. 8000 lbs. Beans, white, (submit fam plo. 5000 lbs. Rolled Oats, In sks., 1250 lb, more or less, to bo dollverod every six weeka as required. 1G00 lbs. Steel C. Oats, In sks. 300 lb. do. 3000 lbs. Cracked Wheat, In sks, 750 lbs., do. 3000 lbs. Hominy Grltz, In Bks., 750 lb., do. 1000 lbs. Cream of What, 250 do. 3000 lbs. Corn Meal, yellow, In ska., 750 lb., do. 2 bbls. Buck Wheat Flour, No. 1, 50-lb. 8ko.; 150 lbs every six ' weeks. 300 lbs. Popnor, black, ground, 5 lb tins (sub. samples). 2000 lbs. Tobacco, chewing, 14 oz. plugs, (sub. samples). 1000 lbs. Tobacco, smoking, 1 2-3 oz. pkgs., In cloth bagj, submit samples, 4000 lbs. Soap, Savon, Btnndard Or egon mfc. (submit samples). 1500 lbs. Soap, white, cap, C oz. cakea. v 1200 lbs. Soan, kitchen, t or jsan.l soap (submit samples). 50 lbs. Soan, Wool, (submit sample). 570 lbs. Soan Pearllne, 1-lb pkg?.. (James Pylo's). 5000 lbs. Rice, No. 1 Japan, (sub Fnmplo.) 100 lbs Bnklnc Powder, Pioneer, or ns good. In 5-lb..tins. 48 lb'. Chocolate (Baker'a) 1-lb. nkgs. 1 Ca Bon Ami. 18,000 lbs. Salt, F. L. 100-lb bag, or ns good, (submit sample). 192 lbs Lye, Concentrated, Giant, 1 lb enns. 24 doz. Corn, canned 2 S. (submit sample.) ' 20ft0 lbs. Sal. Soda. In 100 lb. sacks 500 lbs. Soda Crackers XXX, more or les, del. as required. 50 lbs, Sago. 30 000 lbs. Sugar, Dry Gran. Cane; Extra Fine Dry Gran. (N. P. & A. G.; Honolulu Plantation Refin ery, American Refined or Western Sugar Refinery. 75 dozt Broom', No. 1 best, (sub. earnples). 2 doz. Brooms, Mill, No. 1 Best, (sub. sampld). 1 Case Durkees Salad -Dressing, largp. 1 doz German Mustard (Jars, large). 2 doz. Bot. Ollce Oil, large, Sallnyr, or as good. ' K doz. Bot. Tobasco sauce. 50 Hr Honey, 1st grade, white, in 10-lb lots, as required. 3 Cnsss Salt, Ivorv, l. 3.-lbpkgs. 1 Cae Sardines, French, 100 boxes in case, (sub. sample). 40 lbs. Raisins. 16-oz. cartons, Pre ferred stock, seeded, (submit sample). 40 lbs. Currants, 16-oz! cartons, Pre ferred stock ("Mibmlt sample). 10 lbs. 2 -lb Tails, Columbia River Salmon. 6 Cases- Pine Apple. Bllce'd, Pre ferred stock or as good. 2 Caset Pine Apple grated, Preferred stock, or as good. 4. Cases String Beans,,.green, Prefer red stock, or as good. 4 Cases Peas, Preferred stock, or as good. 4 Cases Tomiatoes, Preferred stock, or as good. 8 Cases Peaches, Preferred Btock, or nB good. 5 Cases Apricots, Preforred stock, or as good. 4 Cases Asparagus, lg. cans, Prefer red stock, or as good. 4 Cases' Pears, Bartlett, PreferreJ Btock or as good. 2 CttBes Olives, lg. 30-oz. hot., M or S, Preforred stock or ns good. 10 Gnl. OlLyes, lg In hulk, Jumbo, Pref6rred stock or ns good. $ Cnsus Olives, 10-oz. hot., Jumbo, , Preferred stock or ns good. 1 Cose Olives, Ripe, lg. cans, (sub. samplo). in Onl. Mnnle Svrun. (sub. Bample). 1 3 Cases Shrimps, lg. can. 4 Caies CinniB, vnoie, Boii-Biieu, iiii tl5 Neck.' 1 CaBe'KIpperfed Herring. 2 Cases Mushrooms, French. 1 Caso Cream of Wheat. 2 Cases Violet Wheat, or 5 Mln. Mush. 2 Coses Salted Wnfers. 12 Plrir. Shredded Wheat. '1 Sk. Walnuts, paper shell. 1 Sk. Aimonas, sort sneii. 250 lbs. Coffee (Jnva nnd Mocha)' roasted, to bo delivered as requir ed In 50-lb lots, (sub. sample of ' green and roasted of the' same). 24 Boxes Jello. 24 Boxes Gelatine. 2 doz. Baker's Cocoa, . 2. Cases DurkecB Salad Dressing, 1- , Pt. bot. J , i doz. Brushes', Dust, No. 7, (sub. sample). 5 doz. Brushes, Scrub, No. 13, with handle; Bolld back. 5 Doz. Brushes, Rattan (Pot). 10 Reams Straw Paper. 500 lbs. Cheese, Oregon Full Cream, more or less, delivered ob re quired. 500 Gnl, Oil, coal, more or Icbs, del. as required. 250 lbs. Paraffin, 1-lb cakes, wrapped, (Standard Oil Co.) 10 doz. Bath Brick. "48 doz. YeaBt Cakos, Magic, 12 doz. every 6 wkB. del. ns req. v 30 BallB Co'ttdn .Twine. 100 lbs. Axle Grense, 25-lb bucket. 4 doz. Mop sticks, hardwood. 1 doz Pnrofflne sticks, Hardwood. CO lbB. Bees Wax, 1-lb enkes. 20 lbs. Sage, ground, In 5-lb tins. 120 lbs. Mustard, ground, In 5-lb tins. 100 lbs. Pearl Barley, 26 lbs In box. 40 lbs. Cocoanut. Bhrcddcd In Palls. 5 lbB. Nutmeg, whole 2 Cases Fly paper, Tangle Foot, 25 double BheetB In box, 10 boxes In case. 2 Boxes Shos blacking, 0 doz. (Mn sons). 1 doz Blacking Brushes, No. 141. 2 doz. Stovo Polish, Rising Sun. 40 doz. Minced Clams, 2-lb tin, Royal Club, or ns good, 100 lbB. Macaroni, white, In 8-lb ' bozes. 04 lbs. Vermicelli, white in 8-lb boxes. 2400 lbs. C. R. Coffee, roasted, to be delivered as required, In 1200-lb Idts, sub sample of green and roasted of tho snmo. COO lbs. Java Coffee, roasted, to bo delivered as required In 200-Ib lots, sub. samplo of green and roasted of tho same. 400 lbs. Mocha Coffee, roasted, to be delivered as required In 100-lb lots, sub. samplo of green and roosted of tho snmo. 100 bbls. Syrup, mtiBt ba In new bbls, and no leakngo, to bo de livered In 60-bbl. lots as required, sub. sample. 200 Gal. Molasses, N .0., sub. Bam ple. Shoefl. 179 Pairs Men's Shoes; 12 No. G, 12 No. 7, 75 No. 8, CO No. 9, 20 No. 11. 30 Pairs Ladles' Shoes; 12 No. 5, 12 No 0 12 No, 7, 8 Gross' Shoo" Strings, Men's, sub. sample. 8 Gross Shoe Strings, Ladles' Bub sample. Shoe Polish. 2doz. Bottles, Blxby's Shoe Satin (Black, largo size.) 2 doz. Boxes No. 10 Blxby's Shoe Pa e, (Black.) Me."'H. 800 lb. Beef, per day, more or less, equivalent parts foro and hlnl quarters, to be delivered nB re quired at Asylum. 300 lbs. Mutton per week, more i less, equivalent parts foro and hind quarters, delivered as re quired. 3000 lbs. Ham, more or less, deliv ered ns required. 1500 lbe. Breakfmt Bacon, dellverol as required. 1200 lbs. Fish, fresh, per month, more or less, delivered as re quired, Mill Feed. 4fi tons Bran, No. 1, more or loss, d3 1'vered as required. 15tons Shorts, No. 1, more or les1, delivered as required. 700 bb'6. Flour, No. 1, more or less, delivered as required. 300 bbls. Flour, Hard Wheat, deliv ered, as required. 100 bbls. Flour Graham, No. 1, de livered as required. All flour to bo "Patent"; submit sample, not lesi than 5-lb lots. Samples can be seen at the Asv- lum. and tho goods must be In ac cordance therewith. Where sample? are required and not furnished by bidders, the articles must be equtl to samples to be seen at the Asylum, nnd bids w.Hl be asmmed to have been made on basis of samples. Lists for Stationery, Drugs, Plumbing, Tinning, Leather and Findings, Furniture, Mill Feed and Flour, Meats and Fish, Shoe--, Crockery and Glassware will be furnished by the clerk upon appli cation. All goods must be In strict accor dance with sample In orig'nal pack ages when possible, and delivered at the State Insane Asylum within Q days after tho contract Is award ed, and bids must be on blank forms, which will be furnished, together with tho Instructions to bidders, by the Clerk upon application. Each bid on flour or meat must bo acconf paated by a certified check of $300, and each bid on fish by a certified check of $75.00, and all other bid by certified checks equal to 10 per cent of the amount bid; checks of unsuccessful bidders to be returned immediately, and thoso of accepted bidders when tho contract 1b com pleted. Bid must bo oncloscd In sealed envelopes and directed to tho Board, enro of the. Clerk, and plain ly marked, "Bide for Asylum Sup plies," nnd the classN of goods bid on should nlso be Inscribed ori tlib envelope. Price, fltnoBs nnd qunllty being equal, preference will bo 'given to articles manufactured, grown or produced In this stnto, When a particular article is specifically called for, bid a on other kind, man ufacture or brand equally good will bo entertained, but to Insure recog nition of such bids, samples of the articles It Ib proposbdUO supply must nccompany jthem. The Board reserves tho right to reject any or all bids, or to accopt or reject any part of a bid. DidH will bo opened at tho Capitol at 8alom. at 10 a. m. Monday, Juno 29th, 1908. ,By order of the Board of Trustees of 4the Oregon Stato Insane Asylum, W. N. GATENS, ' 6-17-20-24-27 Clerk, i Fred Storms, n o ,, rnoumatlsm. just tt fewX4 Ilb twinges may bo the ilt! twinges may bo tho foreriiS,CllUnit,e Bovoro nttack-8op the &U he start with Dal nrd's &bl6, Imont. Cures tho rh0ma Lln; all pain. Price L'r.c bo- i"LM' Sold by all dealers. m H-M. Warren I. Falca dm mT cotton king( whno,0,3n SJftwjnr vorce, named his son JL 0r dl dent, today wq jffi Poison Oak PoIsonlrnT Mr. O. H. P. Corno Hub, Turner n write My wife hag dlscoA?ie Snow Liniment cures .'ffSn 9i Poisoning," a very nalnful ir, ??k Sho not only cum! SaL1luJ 'J0. herself, but on two of her r 'who were poisoned by thl, nffSj1 Price 2 Be. 50c nnd $1.00. Ffaw Is the Time n To enri Strnulwrrivfl. Wo have on liiiiul the llnoHt nwmjng berries of the K'HRon. Order early before they nro nil gone. If you need nny Juts (MiiRon or Economy), Jar enps or rubber, wo will be. glad to supply nil yoitr ikkmIs s: j: :: :: ft I 1 MOIR GROCERY CO. Refrigerators AT COST T,hlB is n bonafldo offer. Wo nro sincere In wanting to close them oik do not wnnt to brtndlo them In stock. Wo must get rid of all of .them at once. ALASKA FirBt-Clnsa article, useB veray minimum of ice and Is tfconvea lent and handiome piece of furniture. Former 111.00 Refrigerator 1 &( OA Now ; : ju6J Former 110.00 Refrigerator &A D AK Former $18.00 Refrlgorator (T4 ff 0( ' Now q'lJ'Jv THR CBNTURY Standard make, white enamel-closet, deep Ico chest, bunt o! Bolld oak. You can't got a better nrtlclo anywhere. Now m $14.55 $15.75 solid actual cost. Former $17.00 Refrigerator Former $18.50 Refrlgorator Now !? i These goods are all new, this year stock. Summer has only Just commenced. Get full beneflt by buying now. J. A. Patterson 28 North Commercial St. nfcnnmwiWiiiiiMWMIIIIIIll I It's a Question of Patriotism! ' ifliiflF If'sBsBsk, l WPrjg JfljJfytJFimx j That is BuyYoiH I n. D-lHirT I , 223 S. Commerce I Phone 1 243 2l 5 3 ' PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY