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BIKE NEWS
BY F. J.MOORE
ifatlHL't to Itfd Alirnnd Apilu.
Theodora K. Hattlngi, who wai
tJwflrst Aiiierlcajs3jvlth .pluck
sougli to tako an Ainorlcnn motor
cycle abroad and enter the amateur
witeits In Great Urltntn, has again
sailed for England, where he will
tako part in the great annual six
toys' reliability trlnls of tho Auto
rcle Union of thnt country. 'The
ntoit which Is planned for this
fHr Is it much more severe event
jfran tho one which Mr. Hasting
Entered Inst year. Tho course will
V from Land's End. Cornwall, to
lean O'CIroat's Houso. tb mtiKt'
Mrtheru point of Bcotlaad, (Kjtico
ring tho extreme length of' Omit
Jlrltlan. Tho distance 'UaboutHl0.
Miles, nnd several rugged and dif
ficult mountain ranges havo to ho
aroused.
J,
JUtW'ilrMH CytlUt nt Olympic flame
r Onorge C. Cameron and Loula J
Wlnts, the former of th6lVlf hAriier
fen Athletic dub, and the latter
rpre-cutiig (he New York Athletic
luh, will ride for America In the, oy
cHiir section of the Olympic games
London, heglnnlg July IStliThe
Aierlcau riders will try In every
ftorttitinnllke fashion to the have
Cameron succeed In tho sprint races,
while Wclnu will ihnw his ability
M ii plugger In tho long dUtauco
r" a . .... A
cycling events iioth meiv are -ex
events lloth tneiv are ex
it) the chottn flfldtA "ud Wo
d to Rive guodKPum$t
ewlicct I
HMpcctl
thetntchoa In tho htg gumas.
e 4
Lahm'm to Quit (') cling flame.
.As
the rosult of his unfortitnut
ellapt oil July 4th, at the Salt
like Saucer trnrk. It Isfemerthan1
ljsoly thnt tvnr Lawson will We mini
jfted to quit t)vle rnclag ltnt
far the prwent Hauii. la kt !at
fall Law on krofcw hb tallnr hone.
j&d his acrldaat showtxl that U had
not fullv rrrfirrnl truta th
Of his tratHurttal aakl. sujtvd same
tfrne pmlous. Lawsoa fs "iindlr
contraot to rUte at th Nwrk VtJ
d;oiHP. hb.I titMt veat mast eJihtr
be jKiitroiusl or raaralad.
? e
Mcnurkntdo Motoroyclo Ifcimoiuy
Ttt.
An aaamdai oourcjte raaaisl.
which all ta ature taiaattig a
cause It wad ushIot oHtaai .
cnryslay i-adttio'i. wkftthA i4l
nude a ,w dajs ko h rraft vi
bfrt UHae,bm, A uarhaw to tho
ManWWd. Ohio, xhoott. r. Ull
lafhaat rod fttuu MaMftM a
Co.luiMha -ij rotara. ) 9tm4
;,
CtMiutvrUlit't ti'lk. Chtilera nml
t UUrthiMtt ttf.uty Wauhl
Haw Sam! lllm MOO.OO.
fU lt5 I had a vrr sf..re at
tc of dUii,' . h fa.
far of Cat U'sci a vr eevtMwl
Wjvfkj wa unati to ja Aathlaa
Os March IS. I0T. ! hwd a sTmlU.
citiatx, RBvj mv ' t&)ttbriatu
constder-lt1
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Inca nr its vt,.j . .. ,t
viur nt its vh n
irlk.IM.'S!lay S.ltwa. d u
unr
Grows Hair
and wo can
PROVE IT!
The Great DANDERINE Never
Fall to Frodkc the
Desired Results. .
IT enlvena and invigoralea the nmr
glands and tlHMes ol ine Kalp,
resulting In a continuous and
Increasing growth at the hair.
Letter of praiw ' eanttnuahy
tetnioe In tram nHf all PU rf
Ibt eolntrr Uln tut Vtattttov
ht rioewid tfc growth of nilr in
tttti tnit mn tosMtttA abw
loUlybopiltn. .. ..
A Utr frum nrookla wrtieii
"At ttr ibort trtil my hilr "topptd
f iiutir. n I now tuv i loreiy una
dt bitr.terr htarr monr me isd
i qotrtec fardi lontv'
Dafldcrtac minwliicn iKc iciJp,
mie,l fcealtV and P ' 0'
ll li Iho.greileil cilp invigorilor
linowriV ll li whoffiome medicine
tot loth lH Kalr and calp. Even
a small bottle of it will put,
ntord genuine life In your
half than a gallon of any
other hair tonic ever made.
It shows results from the
very.start.
Now en tale at every drug and
IbiUt afore In Itie land) 3 aiie
25o,S0o and $1.00
Praia To ibo bow quickly
I Datulerino icti.we
will tend a Urgi iimpla free
iira turn mill to laronawbo
Cut
Thl
Out
itodi tblifriccoupvalolb
. KimIIm tiHttrllt Cl.. OwrClt,
wtbtblrrjiniaaDdilteii
od loe In iiirtr or itimp
iorrpor'
worth of gasoline. Ills route was
not a bco line, nnd counting tho
points he visited en route,, ho must
havo covered n llttlo more than one
hundred and thirty mllcv.
-
MoiorrycIcK Thnt Are Motorcars.
IlrtMsh designers of motorcycle.)
'com to be bonding tholr enorglos to
produco n innchino that Is ns nenr a
motorcar In appearance as it Is pos
sible for a two-wheeled vohlclo to
be. A recent step In this direction
Is a motorcycle which Is equipped
with a steering wheel, It is mounted
in an inclined position nbovo tho top
tube, and Is sufficiently nutomobllc
like to satl'fy the most ardent Imi
tator of the "big fellows."
Hticniiouti Polite vh, Hlcycleti.
The Drltsh policy aro.. making
theniH'lvcs very obnoxious in en
foclngFthe "Lights on VchlcU'S" law
especially as applied to bicycles. Re
cently hrreiia havo been made for
the hclnouB offense of trundling tin
lighted bicycles after dark, and 50
victims were gathered In, in ono dis
trict In Ireland. This has" brought
out so strong n protest from the Cy
cling Tourjng club, that the police
officers have been called down and
told to use a llttlo xensc.
e
,dtr' WImhI lldilgea Two FmK
Every .spring, or about tho datf
at which congress adjourns, a mod-
ost little Itom appears. In the news
nupor. to the effect that the. assistant
socretary of Btate, A. A. Adeo. linn
departed for Europe to tinjoy his
annual foreign bicycle Jaunt. This
sort of thing has run along until Mr.
Adeems vltnssod tho tnd of one
bicycle fod, has been - almost (ho
sole Anidr'can representative wheel
ing regularly' abroad, nud he Is now
in n portion to witness doubtless
with iiiurh Inward umtuoiuww -the
ratiirii uf twnulur Intojeit In u sport
that never should have been ahan-
dnnetl
Mr. Adoe has ihsj returned troni
his uwi uiryeie tour n iMrottafm
eoantrlw. and la that tliti he suts
PUle4 worv than (4.000 wile over
fate'ga ntadt. uatag H. larideail?,
,! hlemlrs. AUheaish unat
widtlle life, Mr. Ada says that he
ha latproTfel has health by 100 pw
r cant., faeJs tai yars youagar fey
Aa at th tilt Jaet cowptatad.
aatl Kowlaee to euatlHue the iOHr-
an aa lou a he lite. Ti so
.vir, mr ae aiiera tas vwi a
a mode of eoavevr.uw cnxaaaa of
the atcMal aaaj phyekal b.-aaito 4t
taufiiM, Hi! ridac aAk.vd ui u
ftlidleailr, oieVln all tac u.ga-
tag an awom nm k kIm etawm
taO ajreaftectare. the people, tfcejr
area, ca toau aad oaMU, jgmtk h
Mecrurea taa to traprav hlat -la
aatl attad Mr. Aee often roae
mr aa Is) ati: ny
Whet-Hug Renew Yauthful Activity.
r'or aoavi u.xi AMvi reaaoej.
Mtay ot the ulder mea ho Lrv
la to Btfttt ajU-ttout eiiast!
'.' (he ea'ae C cyo'io t the esvr-
m
tiro's fo rHWy.
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af
tt '' ' f ' of te-Vk
tlX
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New York to his home Btate, Th
aajor was 55, and a working news
paper roan In Chicago, when he fir
forme'6 an acquaintance with the
wSefe). Soon after he started on a
nnr of the great west and Mexico
nlerecardlng the jeering statement
of His friends that, he would pever
reach Satf nlncisco, ne uegan wiiut
..rni out' to be an elglit-yeari'
. , . .. ...- .t.- i
me., ww iu .
a . V ! lu IiiHA MO fl T T C1T1 1 1 t'l I ' 1IIM a
i- e v.u recr merit In r.m r.
Haven..and shortly afterward started
west, riding a wheel which we'ghi
S2,poiJrtd3 with all his luggage This
may be termed "heavy marching or
d'dr' but the Veteran is In superb
condition, as hard as nails and
brown as a berry. He has now cov
ered more than 50,000 miles In this
country. ,tlfe Mexlcarf -Republic and
Canada, all 'made since Oct. 15,
1904. Major "Weed cycles for th
pure tore of. travel and adventure,
not because ho cares for notoriety or
wants the crcdlt'for dolngomdthlns
sensational, Incidentally he ht,s 'dis
covered that the. bicycle lo the be;
all around 'trainer forevery.day use
that was ever devised. He has never
known a. sick day1 since he adopted
the wheel ns hh regular companion
It'lllliuil ui - .-o- - . I
A Tip for Hani ItldlnK Cyclists.
An authority, on thu mechanics of
physical exercise,, has the, following
suggestion "on "getting your second
wind," which will be of Interest to
bicycle riders who nro called upon
for long continued effort. The early
distress which ofton follows the first
fifteen minutes of hard riding, oc
curs because whllo the rnte of
breathing Is not Increased, the ac
tion of tho heart Is materially quick
ened. With tho rirst symptoms or
fag or distress ono should force the
(respiration, breathing deeper nnd
deeper. Thus by causing tne res
piratory muscles to act In accord
with tho Incoluntnrlly heightened
heart action, the lungs are clenrod
of 4ho excess of waste matter thali
has been dumped, so to spenk, Into
them, nnd with Its disappearance
the distress, due primarily to a
shortago of oxygon, disappears also.
Motorcycle and Police Duty.
Some figures thnt show how well
the motorcycle is adapted to police
duty, aro given by Chief Knnpp of
Toledo' In his report of police ser-
vice during the month of June. His
motor cops attended to 690 cnlls In- to th's country from Europe, where
eluding occasions which wore acted he has been riding for some time,
upon by the officer during their
rogulnr work of pntrolllng their tils-1 The rain god, who had fun knock
trlcts. This accounted for mode than jnj- 0t -the Decoration Day blcyclo
5000 julles of riding, and the pres-rnceS( repeated the performance
ence of tho motor cops oh ToledoV j-jth many of tho Eastorn cycling
streets has hnd'a wonderfully sooth- vents scheduled for July 4th, mak
ing effect on nfitomobllefdrlversAwlio nR ft necessary to run them on the
were Innoculunted with the speed Sunday following.
microbe.
To Denver on
n Motorcycle.
Doubtless the
first motorcycle
, ..n i nnin..i .n.,.nti.
to attend a nntional convention
s mount, Is a'H. Rice, of St
M,. Tllnn is nn ni-.lonf TlAm.
rider
on his
Pnul. Mr. Rice is an ardent Dem
oornt, and ho made the 1C0O miles Inallard s Heroine In the house nnd
rwvir vin Knmn. riiv in it tnko 't whenever your liver gets in
to Denor. Un Kansas Clt In 13 ncl,vo 60 wnt pej. bome gol(1
tinys, witnout sunenng a single
rbrcnk down or being detained by I
on accident of any kind. At the closo'
of tho convention Mr. Rice will con-
tluue wostwnrd, and Intondt making
a tour of the Pacific roast cities be
fore returning home.
IHk Motorcjc.lt Ittuttl Conttst On.'
The big New York-Chicago motor-1
cycle race Is on, the contestants hnv-'
. ... ........ . t
tug leu aow vorK. jtuy . aiier tne
Tint'JS: w,n! ? T. atU0r i01!1 iW in 5a'cn by Dr. S. C. 5--thnt
city, and If all goes well the
, i "
riders should finish In Chicago Jul) .
10. i tie luncTary cans tor an aver
age of more than 100 miles of riding
ovary day, not counting Sundays, n
tli trip will oovor soimo lioo mile.
This, It will be saeu. U quite a pre
teuttoua uadertaktug. ' The riders
oe arraagatl la teawife, ac that each
taptlel of nachitte raiateatej in tho ,
race will have n' sutttcieat number of
raawpioMS to give the different
Wvka u MMfXre Ami Thai U u say.
tho repatatlcm ot any aae type ot
niotorcyvle will aot be dependent
aatt Uta nsMtsjt or bad lack that may
fast t aay wa IndlrWual r'der. The
checking for polats U heiag done
aa wtueh the aawe plan that U utl
ltai jf Uta taMaj.jata af the annual
'il vr 104- aHifMOsrltcs.
'
A SlrH'ils4 IHkt Rectnxl.
W.'U. leiaerttorf. of San Diego
Caltfuraia. hak a record of htvtn
rtlttea a blc-e to days aud two
Rt th World AffertR
"It gtvee iie unbounded iVtsurw
ta recowuierit Backleas A nlca
Saho,, save J. jeakln. of v'han
I Hill. N C I aw cop.uci Us
tio beat sal .n0 world afford- It
wtret a felot u my thuub vn.i t
3? flPf t0 B vrr sere, burn
y.W KfJfa 4XBS.aEV,
. OATOIIXA,
tttum . : RiiflBinhiHigH
Thursday, .in ", ioos
Of lAlarMl " Wrtiwifr,
i Mlnitltff Mil
women as are du . --
hohavcexactln, duties
pfrtanA, either in me -, -.----
id caresor in socia. ---- - h
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ttwermwiumuB -----. . ,..
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.
..kmaa
"4-rXr 7,pd
if iinn nnv- r ,
I I I
tnTftvorlte Prewrlp-
comln8of baby, thereby rendering child
birth safe, easy, and ntmoft talnlcw.
Bear In mind, ploae that Dr. Plw o
Favorite TreKrlptlofa Is not a secret or
patent medicine, against which the most
intelligent people are quite natural ,
aviTM bccatifo of tho uncertainty ft! to
tholr composition and harmless charactur,
but IS a W.HICISK OF K50WN COMPOEJ-
noV full list of ail irt Ingredients be ng
prlnWd. In plain English, ou every bottle.
wranDcr. An rumination of this list or
Inmffists will disclose the fact that It li
non-alcoholic In Ita composition. nchtcJv&
ally pure, tr.ple-rcllncd g ycerlno tnklns
ffi rflace of ho common y used .leohog
'mna lno?boh out'oi ft? f '
..Brfra!BKu.fi
anlmous endorsement of all tho 'ian na
medical writers and teachers of al tja
several schools of practice, and that too
wmwltes for tho ailments for which
Favorite Prescription' Is "commendert.
A llttlo book of these endorsement. wn,
bo sent to auy address, iK)stroald, ana
LMutelrrw.li, ,yu,raTlSlvapierS
postal card, or letter, of Dr. K. v. 1 lerce,
"DnMcJs'rlensant Pellets euro con
stipation. Constipation Is tho can's i of
many "diseases. Cure tho cause and you
wK dUeiV Easy to tako as candy.
. ii.a. .tteltitt fiffinnlnr?
anu a nnu uiKiiie .... ,...,
for Ieep. In company wun anomur
pmmorahnrf left his home
cltv for Los Angeles recently,
and
after getting a short dlstnnce, the
other man's wheel broke down, forc
ing him to return. Fromersborf.
however, pushed on, riding both day
and night until he reached his goal.
( cycllnj; nt tho- flnalcn Sqiinre Track.
I Arrangements n'e being made for
two jm,)0rtnnt cycling events, which
wj jje neij ttt one 0f the Madison
! Square Garden meets in the near
(future One of them Is to bo a 21-
hour rnce, which will be a team af-
fair, run on the order of a six-day
event. The other big feature Is to
i)0 a motorpaced championship for
which Bobby Wnlthdur will return J
A flolden Welding,
moans thnt mnn and wife havo lived
to a good old ago and consequent!
have kept healthy The best way to
kMpnCBllny i8 t6 see thnt your llvor
(joea jf dUty 3C5 days out of 3C5.
Th nnlv wnv in iln thin I to COPD
hy all dealers
i o
M way become wise
folly But It is expensive
through
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work to give satisfaction and
to be up to the sanitary stand
ard. WE WILL DE PLEASED TO
GIVE ESTIMATES ON
CONTRACTS.
Call at our shop on Liberty
street, back of Barr's Jewelry
Store. Phone 550.
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pon
Made for inmiiy use.
Ask your grocer for It. Rran
nnd shorts always on hand.
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AGENT
f M iff fr
,iatm rnMPANV
LCrVl TYail.i wi""""
OFFICE CITY HALL.
For water rcrvlce apply t offlcs
Dills payable monthly In adranes
Phone 41 Main 147 N. High St.
C. W. YANNKE
Proprietor of
THE FASHION STABLES
Cabs nnd Livery, all Rigs Modern
Rubber Tiro.
G. F. Mason Box Co.
247 Miller St., South Salem, manu
facturer of all kinds of boxes, cratc9
and fruit dryer accessories. Phono
308. tf
BLTTEltNUT bread.
It U worth more than any othei
i-read yet tho prlco H no higher
"or sal at your grocers'.
CALIFORNIA BAKERY,
Thomas & Cooler, Props,
Rocky Mountain Toa Nuggets
A But? Mtild&t for Bciy People.
Briat Od'itn Htsltb sal Btaexfd Vljer.
A apeclflc forC-initlpAtlxn. Int!ro:loc. I.lvt
oml Kidney Trouble, l'linplf.. Cemi, Impurt
Illcod. Had Ilreath, HlutrcliK lioire !. H tvjRch
nod Dactnclw. It's Hocky M iidihId Tea In tab
let form. !tt cent A box titnulno mndi b
IIouisTcn Dsva CcariNy, Idlon, Wl.
GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE
Closing Out Sale of
OXFORDS
Mtn's. Women's and Chlldreu-; at
the 'oest prices.
I haw ju,t rooelved a new line of
Mt-a's Buckskin and leather gloves,
and bore. ,
Come In rhiI see my stock. You
are sure to be well pleased with my
goods and prices.
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JM THE PRODUCTION OF H
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RATES
EAST
Will Bo Made This Seueon by th
SOUTHER!)
PACIFIC 1
(LINES IN OREGON) 1
Ftom Salem, 0e$
. r, nT T rVT.fr,. I
BOTH WAYS ONE WAT
TO THROUGH VIA?
POXtTIiAND GALIFOR.VL,
Chicago $74.15 $87.50
St. Louis
$09.15
$61.65
$61.65
$82.51
$817.5
$75.00
$75.00
St, Paul
Omaha
Kansas City $61.65
TICKETS WTLL BE ON SALE'
July- 6' 7, 22, 23
August 6, 7, 21,22
Good for return In 90 days with
stopover privileges at pleasure
within limits
REMEMBER THE DATES
For any further information call ci
agents.
WM. M'MURRAY,
General Passenger Agont,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Time Curd No. 53, Southern Paclfl
Co., EfTcctlro Sunday, May 17
1008.
Towird Portland, PaRscngcr,
No. 10. 5:13 n. m. Oregon Ex
press. No. 18. 8:40 a. m. Cottago Qror
pasaenger.
No. 12. 2:45 p. m. Roseburg ps.
senger.
Toward Fortlnnd, Freight.
No. 222. 5:00 p. .m. Portland
fast freight.
No. 226.-10:4011:28 a. m.
way freight.
Toward Snn Francisco, Passenger,
No. 11 15:03 a. m. Rosebori
paEsengor
No. 17. 6:45 p. m. Cottage Droit
pasi-engo.
No. 15. 9:bb p. to. California ex
press. No. 13. 3:31 a. m. San Franclseo
express.
Toward San Francisco, Freight
No. 221. 2:43 a. m. Portland ft
frelnht.
No. 225. 11:28 a. m. way freight.
Oregon Electlrc TJmo Table.
Tlrao of arrival and departure ol
cars at Salem is as follows, Portltai
and Intermediate peints:
Arrive Utn
Local 8:40 a.m. 6:00 lb.
Express 10:50 a.m. 9:05 to.
Local 1:25 p.m. 11:05 its.
Express 4:20 p.m. 1:45 p.m
Local 5:45 p.m. 3:28 p.B
Express 8:20 p.m. 6:00 p.
CORVAXiUS & EASTERN B.
TDIE TABLE
Nu 4
Leaves Detroit 1:09 p.
follows, commencing Jan. 16, lM'
Trains for Corvallis,
No. 8
Leaves Albany ........ 7:156 .
rrlves pt Corvallla 1...8:85s.
No. 10.
Leaves Albany 3:55 p. 1
Arrivos at CoivallIa ... 4:3S!
No. 6
Leaves Albany 7:45 p.
Arrives at Corvallla .... 8:25 p.
Trains for Albany.
No. 5
1 Leaves Corvallis
6:80a.
'Arrives at Albany. 7:10-
' No. 9
I caves Corvallis 2:l6p.
Anlvea at Albany 2:55p.
No. 7
1 Leaves Curvallls 6:00?-
Arrives at Albany 6:40P-j
I No. 11 (Sunday only)
1 Leaves Corvallla 11:15
Arrives at Albany ll:58-
No. 12 (Sunday only)
Leavos Albany ..; 12:85p.
Arrives a Corvallis 1:18P-
For further Information spplf
Portlnnrl. Oreeon. June J1.
! Commencing June 22nd and i
, further notice, tho following Wj
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of the o & E. R. R. betwert
bany and Yaqulna, daily except 57
Train No. 16 Train
Mixed PaMfW
Leave Albany 7:45 a-?. 12:!!
Arr, Yaqulna 1:30 p. 5:J0R
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Passenger JT.
T.W Voni.tno 0.1C Jm 7!00
Arr. Albany.. 7: 00 .m. n:55Jj
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Lv. Albany 7:35 a.An.; nf-J"8
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