Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, August 21, 1908, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPItAL JOURNAL, SALKtf, OR1GON, FRIDAY, AUGUST gl, 100 ii i Til ri -T it ' "-' - ' -m'-"-' iju!!!.:vilj"il:ii WASHINGTON OBJECTS TO STAPLE DRYGOODS LARGE ASSORTMENT OF STANDARD BRANDS low prions low prices, low rnicBS. AMOSKBAG, GINGHAMS, TICKING, DBNIMS, ALLEN'S MJfROBRIZKD PRINTS OVBRALLS, SOCKS, OVHRSIHRT8, GLOVES, OILCLOTH, TOWELS, COMFORTERS, DUCK. FKAMj BUTTONS, 8 DOZEN FOR . , .5 XICJB LACX SATKKN UNDERSKIRT 1 75 BOYS' BLACK SATEEN OVKHSKIRTS 45 TOWELING, A YARD, 5c, c, 8c, AND XOf BLANKETS FROM 50 A PAIR UP. STRAW HATS 10 LADIES' VESTS 10 $ JBo BLACK HOSE, PAIR. .04 TAN HOSE, PAIR 15r OUTING FLANNEL OOWNS 500 CORSET COVERS AT 18c, JKJA CORSET COVER HMRR'D'Y 25 CHILDREN'S OVERALLS, ca 25 HOY'S COVERT OVERALLS 450 MEN'S COVERT OVERALLS 750 240 and 246 CGmmerci.il ROSTEIN &GREENBAUM, TXSlTm SMALL ACCOUNTS As woll bb largo onos aro wolcomo hero you nocd not wait un til your business linn assumed groat proportions boforo opening nn Recount with us DO SO TODAY. Our patrons, rognrdless of tho nmount of business done, rccolvo ovory courtesy in nil innttors of business IntniBtcd to us, nnd thoro is nothing In snfo banking that wo cnunot perform, Ono ndvantngo In clouting with us la THAT YOU ARE NOT TOO SMALL FOR US, NOR WE TOO LARGE FOR YOU. Anothor ndvanlngo Is that banking la MADE CONVENIENT for all at this bnnk, bocauso thoro is no unnecessary RED TAPE nllowcd to outer Into tho tranhactlon of business with our patron it. Our theory (0 that tlmo In valuablo to all concerned. We'ro convonlontly locatod, offer ovory up-to-dato facility for promptnoBi, and wish to do buslnoBa with you. Wo Invito chocking nccounts, Issuo Cortlflcntos of Doposlt, nnd buy nnd soil Forolgn and Domestic Exchange United States National Bank of Salem, Ore. When You Arc Dry WHY NOT BUY A puro and wholosome bovorag that Is sold In all tho cities of Wostorn Orogon and Northorn California. Made of the Choicest Malt and Hops Grown in Marion County Mado of Filtered Watt nnd strictly In accordanco with tho Turo Food Law Salon. Hour Is tho best mild bovorago offered tho public. Mado by idontlflc processes nud guurantood puro and wholo- (OUO, No adulteration. No drugs or chomlcnls and undor tho most pored sanitary conditions, Address nil ordom to SHEEP DIPPING LAW (Pendleton Tribune.) Fresh trouble is brewing between tho Washington and Oregon .sheep men over tho law which requires all sheep brought into tho state to bo dipped. The range Involved Is tho Wenara government reservo which has been a herder's storm center for eOToral years. Attorney H. C. Dryson of Walla Walla came down yesterday and filed the caso for tho Washington sheep men, asking for a temporary Injunction- against the. Oregon state sheep Inspector to prevent his hav ing tho Washington sheep on tho re serve dipped until the .case shall bo tried upon Its merits before Judgo Dean of the circuit court. Mr. Bryson said yesterday that the Oregon law did not requlro the dip ping of sound' shoep aftor August 1; ithat tho Washington sheop on the reserve had been duly Inspected and found to bo in good condition; that water was low on tho resorvo, and that ho considered tho enso one of selfishness on tho part of Oregon sheepmen. Another Side to tltc Subject. W. II. Lytlo, howovor, puts tho mattor In a different light when the Btato sheep inspector shows up the law to tho effect that all sheep must ho dlppod onco a year and that .the reason for dipping tho Washington sheep at' tho present tlmo is that tho timo was extended from August 1 to September 1. At Alio proper tlmo tho Washing ton sheepmen woro ordered to do their dipping nnd woro propnrlng for It, but Forester Schmltz forbade It bolng dono on tho reaorvo. This do layod matters until tho Orogon stato Inspector wroto to tlo head of tho forestry oulco at Washington. Tho lettor brought forth an immcdlato revocation of Schmltz's decreo. Tho way being clear, thoroforo, Lytlo pro poses to go ahead with tho (Hoping Tho law reforrod to by Mr. Dryson rognrdlng .tho first of August no tho limit, aftor which sheop need not bo dipped, admits of an extension of tho tlmo In caso It Is necessary to do so. Tho action of Forostor Schmltz, who haa his ofllco In Walla Walla, compolled tho extension of tho tlmo. Tho Intont of tho law la to havo tho sheop dipped onco each yoar for tho sako of tho health of all tho flocks on tho rango. This policy was heart ily approved of by tho head ofllco of tho forest sorvlco In tho letter writ ten to Alio Oregon trtnto Inspector. Judgo Qllttlnnd had not glvon Ills decision yosterdny ovonng, but It Is probnblo that ho will find tho Washington mon entitled to tho Kompomry rontfnlnlng order until Judgo Doan roturns to hear tho case New nil rt YAQUINA BAY . Quezon's Matchless Beach Resort THE PLACE TO GO FOR PERFECT REST AND EVERY CON CEIYABLE FORM OF HEALTHFUL AND DELIGHTFUL HEC REATION. ITS FACILITIES ARE COMPLETE Dest food and an abun dance of it. Fresh wator from springs. All modorn necessities, such as telegraph, tolephono, markots freshly provldod every day. Fuel In 'abundance Cottages partly furnished or unfurn ished to bo had cheaply. Strict municipal sanitary regulations. NEWPORT is reachod by way of tho Southern Pacific to Albany or Corvallls, thenco Corvalls & Eastern R. R. Train sorvlco dally and tho trip a plcasuro throughout. RATE FROM SALEM SEASON SIX MONTHS TICKET 83.00. SATURDAY TO MONDAY TICKET $3.00. Our elaborate new Summer Book gives a conclso description of Newport, including a list of hotels, tholr caplclty and rates. Call on tolephono or wrlto local agonts. WM. McMURRAY, General PansongerAgent, Portland, Oregon. LO RATE EAS Will De Made This Bests k. , -- 1 SOUTHERl PACIFIC (LINES IN OREGON Ftom Salem, AS POT.T.nttro. BOT" . )!'' 0 v xiuiuuuil yy i-uiixjuanu 0 Ghlcago St. Louts St, Paul Omaha $74.15 $69.15 $61.65 $61.65 Kansas Glty $61.65 m mi m m tirc.it Chinese Doctor L. M. II U M Has medlcliKj which will cure any known disease. Ho makes a special ty of, and guarantees to euro Catarrh Asthma, Lung, Throat, Rhoumntlsm, Debility, Stomach, Liver, Kidney Troubles; also any blackened or swollen Boronoss, broken limbs; Smallpox; Epidemic; all kinds of Bolls, Lost Manhood, Femnlo Weak ness, Hcrnls Troubles and Paralysis Consultation frco. Caro of Ylck So Tong Co., Chlncso drugs nnd herbs, 1C3 High St., upatnlrs, Salem, Or. RAKER HAY CROP IS NEARLY NORMAL Salem Brewery Association Waller & Hentscliel A Successors to B. Kckorllu, "The Elite" Hotel and Cafe Hi mmcI ilH Commercial Hlm't Meals o.A, M. to Midnight, ExcoN lont Merchant' Luucb, 85c. Sun. day Family Dlnuoijct nnd Uauquets a Specialty, lw-WTri&?ir I KV fJ .Tfcfc .iV - -y (Hukor Domocrnt.) In nnkor county tho hay cutting season In about ondod, and If re ports rocolved nro reliable tho ylold In almost normal. In Home localities, perhaps, thoro may bo a slight shortage, but this will bo mado good and moro than goqdby tho donmnd nt high prices. Orders nro coming In to tho deal ers In Dakor City and Halnon from Portland nnd Sound points nnd It looks llko a much bettor prlco than last yoar will bo realized. Looking forward to tho grain hnr vot, nbout tho samo conditions pro vail. Top notch prlcos nro certain to bo offored. Altogether tho fnrmora In linker county aro In good spirits ami opti mistic of tho future. First Class Livery, Sale and Boarding Stables Largest Block of now vehicles In town. The Old Club Stables Cornor Forry and Llborty stroets. Proprietors, Gilliam & Doedlgholmer. Phono Main 7. Salem, Oregon. GERMAN RAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY Now undor now manngoment SCIILERET & SCHNEIDER Proprietors Cotnpleto lino of fresh and up-to-dato bakors goods dollvorod to all parts of tho city froo. Wo aro proud of our party and wedding cakos, dellvored on short notice Glvo us a trial la all wo ask. Storo corner Twelfth and Cho- mokota Sts. Phono Main 9C1. Ilcilldlng Contractors, Attention. Bid3 nro invited for tho construc tion of Eaton Hall, at Willamette University, Salem, Oregon. Building is nbout 05x150 feet In slzo nnd throo storlos high, built of brick with stono trimmings. Fur naco blast heating and ventilation, sanitary plumbing. Bids wlM bo filed with Amodn M. Smith, In tho ofllco of Wostorn Clay Manufacturing Co., Fonton building, Portland, Oregon, up nnd until 10 o'clock n. m Tuesday, August 25, 1908. Plans and specifications can bo procured at ofllco of Wostorn Clay Mfg. Co., Fonton building, Portland, Oregon; ofllco of A. A. Loo, Salem, Orogon; A. E. Eaton, Esq., Union, Oregon, nnd tho architects of build ing, J. E. Tourtollotto & Co., Boise, Idaho, Heating will not bo lot In gonornl contrnct, but bids for heating' filed nnd openod nt tlmo bids for gonornl contrnct aro oponcd. A cortlflod check In tho sum of $1000, mado payable to Amoda M. Smith, trustoo of Wlllamotto Univer sity, filed with each bid submitted on gon,oral contrnct, said nmount for feited If blddor rofusoB or Is unnblo to ontor Into a contract and furnish a good nnd BUfllclont bond in tho Bum of $25,000 within two weeks after being notlflod ho hns been awnrded tho contract. Building commltteo reserves th5 right to nccopt nny or rojoct all bids. 8-13-tf TICKETS WTLL BB ON 8AIJ nusubti,o, 27, Good for return In 90 a. atnnnvn nrlnllni.ii. ... ,.,. j...,. iUfiCS Rt pisyg., witmn limits REMEMBER tfflj DAffi For any further Information ctU( agents., XV71. M'AIURRAY, Gonoral Passongor AnL PORTLAND, OREGON', G. F. JLXSON ROX CO. 247 Miller St., South 8alom, manu facturer of all kinds of boxes, crates and fruit dryor accessories. Phono 308. tf . -M V A HANDSOME ARCHWAY. glvoa beauty and spaciousness to an Interior, nud without materially In creasing tho cxpame. Provided, of courso, that Ua design la correct, Its workmanship faultless and Its wood proporly selected and seasoned. If wo build It, U will have these qual Hie in perfection and its cost will bo small. A, M, 11 A X 8 K N, Manufacturer of Bash, Doors, Moulding, and u kinds of Ho'um ialtti, Corner Mill and Churck St. PkoM Mala S44. It oxporlonco ho your twichor, no mattor whothor It Is your own oxporlonco or that of your neighbor. O .STODFtX-A.. ,lhc KUul foamxAhoff B4W J? ' ntx mi o IK) YOU WISH TO ATTEND A GOOD SCHOOL? WILLAMETTE UNIVKHS1TY with Us now 50,000 building will pleaso you? Why go East to col logo? Here are first-class college aud preparator courses and One op portunities In tho study of Music. Oratory, Theology, Medicine, Uw, Teaching. Expenses reasonable- surroundings healthful; beautiful campus; 45 professors. For mta. loguo address President Roman, Sa lem, Orogon. 7-2l-eod & w-lmo CASTOR I A iW I&fcats a&i Cklldr. Tk KW Ym Km Afwap m Mn th J FflEWCH FEMALEl PILLS. X EiM, Caratiu Kiuw Kt Scrrwwa Mu.rw.no. k Un m4 mi w4 u Uj I UNITtOMtDICtCO.,.oM. Unu.t. H. Sctf k Saem bv Dr. S. C. St" ZJEJ&MXxx9mWj tf-V dJisSi Timo Card No. 53. Southern Co., Effective Sunday, H; I j Towartl Portland, raMrtga xu. xo. uaa a, m. cjrejos pross. No. 18.-8:40 a. m. Cottas3w passenger. No. 12. 2:45 p. m. Hojebarj ; Toxvnrd Portland Frritk No. 222. 5:00 p. m. Port'M rast rroigut. No. 22C. 10:4011:28 . n.4 way frolght. Toward San Francisco. no. ii 15:03 a. ra. Rod passongor. No. 17. 0:4G p. m. CetUwl passongo. No. 15. 9: bb p. m. Callforatt i press. No. 13. 3:31 n. m. BaaFn express. Toward San Francisco, No. 221.-2:43 a. m. PortluU freight. No. 223. 11:28 a. m. war I Ore gon Elcctlrc Tunc Wk Tlmo of arrival and dPrtrtl cars at Salem Is as follow!, PofJ and intormodtato pelnta: Arrlvo Local 8:40 a.m. Exprosa 10:50 a. m. Local 1:26 p.m. ll:Mi Express 4:20 p.m. l' Local C:45 p.m. Express 8:20 p.m. ;0tt Mil MH LARQEST FACILITIES IN THE WEST FOR THE PRODUCTION OF -S6i? HiTER:SPILLS ff?U4,-u) aWko.'rV .Ml .. - . i -. "U .".'.Z' T.?7T V -- iTri ''-?isSB!S.s m-m mul rR.Lk.li. THE H'N'l' ROAST THE ' FAMILY EVER 1LAD Can be obtained from our prime tondor and juicy boof, mutton or pork. All our meats nro selected from the choicest, and nronnrwi fm tho table to suit tho demands of the fastidious. Our prices aro lower for quamy tnan you can nnd at any Place In Salem. 'E. C. CROSS, rhono "9. Jl-0 State St, Salem Fence Works Headqsarters for Wovea Win Feaclag. Malthold Roonng, p. & D. Ready Roofing, Screen Doors and Ad justable Window Screens CHAS. D. MULLIGAN Stteeeftsor WALTER MORLEY. QartSt. 8Ie,OT CORVALLIS v IbUrTEIU -l TiME JAJJLIi All 4. jcj-ee Detroit ' t u wc ctimraeac:ng J!l lT6ili3 it. CCfU t6. b t f' US O C T. Co. leave tor Portland dally except ua dr at 6 a, m. .c 1( 4loar .. ri-t it Corva rJ t- I tfll'oa AlhwtfT . .....a Arrives at Corvallls .. :' Tralaa tor Altaaf. Ma R Leaves Corvallls '; Mn a ,. rn.l1la lil'r VT,va W11AIM1 -- An Ives at Alfcany ,,H No. 7 mU Leaves Corvallls : Arrives at Albany ' M 11 etmitav nmlf)- Leayes Corvallls ,,,:,; Arrives at Albany 1I:H Leavoa Albany' 1. A wIm . ka w11la .... it1 Wn .nni infnrmatlO Portland, Orejof jf, Commencing June r2 further notice, the follo" service win do in a?-Cmtd nt hn n Jt E3. R. R- ji bauy and Yaqulna, JaJIJ " 7: Train No. 1 Mttea -.tm Leave Albany 7:45 a- ';,( -- i.inn.m. rr. Train No. 15 ' TnRsnzer ,ij . .:c.m. rz LiV.tTaquJna . .s: - ii; jh mumamjB v- - Lv. Altaay 7:35 a. .. faf. ii:4a..;lr.Yaiubi-",k ar. Alsay ii:aw v Arr, &-$ M. P. BALDWIN, Aet. wx f-Jl-lt o