Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, August 24, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextL ; J-M3fcsrC.'- CS- pro- Pf act is Ore- u DAILY CAP1 TAI. SoriLVAL, 8ALKM, ORBOOX, MONDAY, AUGUST 3M. 106 WwawlyrtTih MING MOMENTS r " J . i WHEN AUTOS FLY THROUGH THE AIR Tr; - n.ltntf u fttnatn?f rlftrtttlrr ntnnn f rannlilnnm -nf 1 iv. narnum ana u.nw -- - - "- - 1UV ... ..... I CJ Itltmnn mi Mn .! 4 Il J. I A -. i. i uu HM ix nntti linnnnilt Min ennifltctiiilMH ni4-A .i ' .. Thursday, coining uuuu .d " - v B .BUU.H.UB , , ,. . throughout tho long Met ot events Earth will arrive In So- human guide shooting ft 40-foot gap rhthocerW wtirfe on- vfirWF'tfhff1 Barnum-Baflej menagerie has bein aptly termed' a traveling unk-dndtv anl Is1 onV equaled by the largest pcrmant zoos, 'while, In sorae"' re.- spects tho Matter fall short of IbV Ing in the eamo class. Thq circus proper is all' new ,thU year and contains many nanipB ana acts new to thU side of the pond It is In tho newness and 'novelty of its program that tho management takes especial rirldo and it h prom ised that there Isn't a dull moment -t 2& W "' ,- , ,M.K. judotent wun -' " ",". rdut. with mo b-- '" . ..nnfldo and tho us-inl bags foaber, this Immense circus will '... ...1 -- rrtm'iml Thursday j n nest iuuk - t lff0 performances to bo ushered ,t what the puuncuy p'i- ... .M-riDCS as u "-- v.... Uiiilnir la color, magnificence and Lttouincu tho sunset hues of an Ijiatama day." it u claimed tnat mo snow ib tr-er, newer and more excitingly 'special trains froni Portland, landing upon a second platform Tho continental circuses havo been ' ' .111 lira cK'o,t mntlv font nwnv. ntninct nf Mm onnm' .... .. ra ncrformances " .....----., - , .-- -, nepietea or tno:r best, and latett- "",,"" , ''" " "" ""stunts" and all that Is latest and Is all over In short order, but thofb03t WU be found wlth thl3 orgttn. few short seconds are filled with a izatlon palpitating suspense and fright that) The' English circuses havo fur cannot bo told In words. Iplied som(J notablo nnmMf Rmong But If must not be understood whom may bo mentioned the Meer'r. that tho circus hasn't anything else family sltor,s' whoso people for worth while. It has myriads of ! generations havo been circus pro clover events, and it has enough prleton and artists and whoso namo now animals In tho zoo to keep thi Is familiar In England; Fred Dor-, little folks busy In thu menagerie r'ek. a nnlondltl rlrlor. nmi t-rmlnntn i ' - for a long time. The old folks, too or any lover of natural history. For1 ono thing thoro Is a baby elephant, liflng tnan nnvtn,nS that has .not ye't sbt; months old and Amer- jiuiuu aim it. iiaca n biiuuuu bizu e: nursing bbttlo with an enon.,ous rubber nipple. There is a big arilmnl nursery, including babj camels, kangaroos, llamas, and an Infant yak born August 6th. Twenty' three crunch and dromedaries and n herd of 30 elophants will be scci tethered boncath tho wido oxpanati wt before. The steiiar icauiru oi ant is tho nerve-racKing auio- Ublle act called tho "AAtto Race," .-Antos that Pass In tno Air." I when the beautiful La Raquo sls- h come out in their red and whlto toj ercryono In tho big tout fcofs that the thrilling moment itrlvcd. Tho timed ones look tiherc8 else, tho excitable ones sseIr whethor thoy will bo killed, t he determined-to-seo-lt-thrpugh lot watch every move wiMi Iglued upoo tho atitos, and their Lii0C cupants IK tf a momont of supremo icn- Eren tho band stops playing i ptrformera whoso acts and iSKft arc cqusiueruu inuitiutuur up about and watch for the fl- f of a performance In which ujtr and death liirk steadily by. i downs grow still and net sor- slj la tho presenco of a wontj- ipectnclc. The rlngnrastorp i tncklni: tho whips. You enn- ;tur a pin drop becauso of tho rind sawdust, but ono can al- bear the audlblo breaths of tedted crowd as it awaits tho se event. 'intoi aro hoMlcd to tho top I 10-foot Incline. Tho red car it'i smiling occupant In front, !i!te ono' In tho rear. Both i Wffl utterly unconcerned. At 1 the clutch holding tho red r li released. Gaining momon- rthercry trn of tho wheels, tr dashes down tho Incline, !tnpld driver sitting rigidly at atetrlng wheel. Hardly a sec- rMlnd comes tho other inn- darUne back ot tho leadlnit f & a shadow. When tho red pithes tho bottom of tho in- tlt ftrlkoi a projection. Un In tVu sails, almost llko a flylnjr is. Over it tmm In the air ,... 1 ... ... i m wibiub a ctimpicto forward of tho Sanger English circus; tho NowBdmcB, equilibrists; aeorgo Brown, clown, and others all of tho first rank. Trained animal displays, In which all sorts of animals figure, will delight tho children, nnd in di versity, novelty nnd freshness of tho program will bo found much to, amino and instruct all classes of patrons. The street parade will lcavo the grounds at 10 o'clock nn1 cover tho principal strcots. It is over a mllo In length arid rich in .i T. ANGEl ACADEMY ' AND COUEfiE Ht. Angel, ' Oregon ..... x ....tJL. i- t . w h t. r ,j ! - i mv j , va -,i 7i nr " ' ' ' l.i ii i i hi -i linn inrMHni ,. iiimim; f aaBnBBnHHlBiiHlH ' Place your dauglAtr in Mt. Angel, a musical center, whoro sho wi.l bo taught music by tonchora from the mountain-head of music In Gormnny. In Mt. Angel sho can hear frequent concorta by Maatora ot the Art, in short, Bho will live in a nvuslcal atmosphere. "Ho that covereth his slnns" wll, tip off his mit sooner or latdr. o . BI1j "Wnntcd. a borrowed roputatloti Is on a par Bids aro now opon and will bf with much of our rlRhtoousnoJs. TEA How little it isl How' little it adds to the weight of the cup I It has cover ed the sea with ships for a hundred years. Your croctr returns roar moner It jop lon't tfta Schilling's Dest: wo pay bin received until August 2f to lath and plaster a two-story building G0x70, with two store rooms, and seven of fices. For particulars ad dross E. Roy, Stay ton, Oro. 8-10-22 Burns, tho Bhoo man, Is making n boot for a woollen log. Ho states that when It Is finished ItAvllPbo In tact. CASTOR I A Por Infanta and Children. Fhe Kind You Have Always Bought Bearatno jf yHZT Slgnatui o of Uf75g3 ll GERMAN ItAKKftY AND CONFUCTIONKRY Now under new management SCHLKRKT Vft SCIINBIDBR PrtfprirtorH Complete line of fresh and up-to-date bakers goods delivered to all parts of the city free. We are proud f our party and wedding cake, dellrorod on ( short notice. Give ua a trial is all wo ask. tore cornor Twelfth and Oho moketa Sts. Phono Main 961. If you tnko Kodol In tho beginning tho bad atacks of DyspopBla will bo avoided, but If you allow these lit tle attacks to go unheodod It will tnko Kodol a longer tlmo to put yonr etomach in good condition 'again. Oct n bottlo ot ICjujI today. Sold by nil druggists. o ' "Ho that Ib a companion" ot tho sporty gang gonorally goos broka and causes his Pa much troublo lu digging up. i HARVUM.II1W3V t and Carolyn La ltiiKUO who iif,iiro In tho thi'llllu "Auto Haro." Wt. tho machine rights It-1 of canvas, far nnd away tho mou Htirnrlslnir novelties. :W lands on n receiving plat-1 extensive ever eroctod horo. Three nncos will bo glvon nt y reet awa , giraffes will tower abovo all el o . bas hecomo of tho whlto nmong thtfanlmnls, whllo an Im- tils time? Thero it coos, a I meso hlnnonotamus and crnftv Perform 2 and o'clock, doors bolng opened at 1 and 7 o'clock. All day. Thursday ad mission ticket? and grand stand chairs may bo purchased at Patton Bros. Book Storo at exactly tho same prices charged upon tho show grounds. I CkSn hJ?"afYor Wave Always Bougjit, and which has boon - u,t4.- ou years, iirs uonio The sitniaturo or mm nud lias been made under his per , sonal snpar-,'teIou slnco its Inftmcy. 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Remember tho name Doan's- and take no other. Granulated Soro Eyea Cured, "For 20 years I aufforcd from a bad caso of granulated soro eyes," says Martin Doyd of Honrlotta, Ky, "In Fobruary, 1003, a gontlomnn asked mo to try Chamborlaln's Salvo. I bought ono box and used about twp-thlrds of it and my eye's havo not glvon mo any troublq slnco." This salvo' Is for salo by Dr. Stono's drug storo. lo liuildlng Contractors', Attention, Bids nro invited for tho construc tion of Eaton Hall, at Willamette University, Salem, Oregon. Building Is about 05x150 feet In slzo and threo stories high, built of brick with atono trimmings. Fur nnco blast heating nnd ventilation, sanitary plumbing. Bfds wlU bo filed with Amcdn M. Smith, in tho ofllco of Western Clay Manufacturing Co., Fonton building, Portland, Oregon, up and until 10 o'clock a. ra., Tuesday, AuguBt 25, 1908. Plans nnd specifications enn bo procured at ofllco of Western Clay Mfg. Co., Fonton building, Portland, Oregon; ofllco of A. A. Loo, Salem, Oregon; A. E. Eaton, Esq., Union, Oregon, nnd tho architects of build ing, J. E. Tourtollotto & Co., BoUe, Idaho, Heating will not bo lot in genernl contract, but bids for heating filed and opened nt tlmo bids for general contract aro opened. A certified check in tho sum of 11000, mado payable to Ameda M. Smith, trustee of Wlllamotto Univer sity, filed with each bid aubmltted on general contract, said amount for feited if bidder refuses or Is unable to enter Into a contract and furnish a good and sufficient bond-In the sum of 25,000 within two weeks after being notified ho has been awarded the contract. Building commltteo reserves thd right to accept any or reject all 8-13-tf u OREGON BUILDERS ARK YOU DOING WHAT YOU CAN TO POPULATE YOUR STATM? ' 'fy OREGON NEEDS PEOPLE Settlors, honest farmers, mechanic, - merchants, clorka, pcoplo with braiuB, Btrong handB and a wllltug heart capital or no capital, Southern Pacific Co Lines In Oregon w - Ib Bonding tons of Orogon lltornturo to tho East for distribution througliovoryj avallablo Ugoucy. Will jrou-not'liqlp tho good. Work ot building Oregon by Bonding us tho nnmos nud addresses ofyour frloridD who aro Hkoly to bo Intorostcd in this state; W$ will bo glnd to boar the oxpohso of Bonding them complcto Information about OREGON and its QpportunJtl.es, . " COLONISTS TICKETS will ho on -salo during SEPTEMBER. AND .OCTOBER rom tho East to all polnto in Orogon. Tho faros from n, few prlnclpnl cities nro From Loulovlllo $41.70 " Cincinnati 42.20 " Cleveland 44.75 " Now York .' 55.00 Jfrom Donvor $30.00 " Omaha 30.00 " Kansas City .... 30.00 . " St. Louis 36,50 " Chicago 38,00 TICKETS CAN HE PREPAID., If you want to bring a frlond or rolntivo to Orogon deposit tho propor amount with any of our ngonts, Tho ticket will then bo furnished by tolegrqph. Local ngonr, 8nlom. WM, McMURRAY, General Passenger. Agent, PoiUaiul Orvgon. Get busy answering your prayers before saying amen to hem. i Jl gJ Jj m& tyji J LAROEST FACILITIES PRODUCTION Newport YAQUINA BAY Gtegon's Matchless Beach Rcsotf THE WiACE TO GO FOR PBRFISCT HEST AND EVERY CON- CEIVABLE FORM OF HEALTHFUL AND DELIGHTFUL RBC. IU2ATION. ITS FACILITIES ARE COMPLETEBest food and an abua dance of It., Frcsa water frsu springs. Ail modern secealtle, such ss telegraph, telephoae, markots freshly provided every day. Fuel- In abundance Cottages partly furnished or unfurn ished to be bad cheaply, Strict municipal sanitary regulations, , NEWPORT (s reached by way of tho Soutborn Pacific to Albaay or Corallis, thonce CorralU & Eastern R. R. .sTrain icrvlco dally and tho trip a. pleasure thresghout. ' ' RATE FROM SALEM ' SEASON SIX MONTHS TICKET SS.OO. SATURDAY TO MONDAY TICKET S.0, Our elaborate new Summer Book glvos a concise description of Newport, Including a list of hotels, their caplclty and t rates. Call ou telephone or write local agonts. WM. McMUUKAY, General PasesgerAxcBt, Portlaad, Oreioa.