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Newspaper Page Texte BAthl CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALHM, ORMGON, SAIKROAV, TgTEcftfen 36, l0(te. MtfffiS'N mam Mwiif Rqcrcatlott for. September. The flrnt of a series of iMUBti.it covora In full colors appears oft the far good In developing ralnd and body; .for broadening out and shap ing the character In tlio mould of September number of Recreation, tiuo manhood. Ono of their mot- row on all nowa stands. This Issue uevotoi cons'derablo space. In lottor press and plctorlally, to the sport of the sea on, boating, although camp ing, fishing, hunting, golf,, motoring nnd other clean sports are treated nttrncMvoly, and arc beautifully II , lUBlrntcd. Tho nilmbof as a whole is ono winch would appeal lo dtiy man who Is Interested In getting all from recreation that la possible MrCtitrlicon'fi New Novel, Probably ono of tho most popular novei!siB or mis country is ucorge Ilarr Mc Culcheon, and one of (lift most popular of his books was "Qraustnrk," ono of his earlier of forla. I!h publishers nro announc ing that In bis now novel, "Tho Man f-om Hrodnoys," which will bo ready Beptombor 12, Mc Cutcheon baa re sumed the HOttlncR nnil trnnnrnl rhni-. acter of "OrntiBtnrk" hnvlng created n splendid princess and n dnnhlng Amorlcnn here: nnd brought them with all tho other necessary characters Into a far-off hlnnd o' Japat a flno comb'natlon for n "OratiBtark" kind of romanco, Dodd, Mead A Co., Now York. (toes Is, "Make what tho boys want and what their parents want them to have." To lhl3 end "The American Roy" l5dlted with unusual care; Its con tributor rank' among tho nations auio aninora; uieir articles nro help ful and tlflllfifni Rvnrv laaim rnn tains plctmres by famous artists, nnd regular uopnrtmentn nro devoted to photography, collecting, mechanic nnd otoctrlclty, sports and all "boy hobbles." u it no iniiurican uoy is issucu ev ery month by Tho Spraguo Publishing cumunny, junjesue building, Detroit, Mlchlngan. Tho rogular subscrip tion prlco Is 11 por year; a sample copy will bo mnllod to any address upon recolpt of 10 cents. HeplcmlMT 10 Story Hook. Thocovor ofiSeptombor 10 8fory Rook just out shows an ontrnnclnt; maiden on an Isolated spot on the beach, accompanied by n rather naiigbty-Rppcarlng hmmanlseed lob ator. The stories aro all of tho chrlsp and si.'ppy varloty, Jm tho thliK for, warm-weather reading, No'llo Ornvey-iOUImore leads tun. magazine with "Old Derringer's Million'," a clever bit of work tin to this author's usual high standard. "How Colum bine Loved tho Prlnco," by Louisa Arnold, l a touching Uttlo story of life behind tho calcium glaro. Eliz abeth Dowlo ro-'ibutes "Tho Sub jugation of tho .uobb," nn excellent story containing splendid word-pictures of wofltorn . life. ''Tho Girl, tho Woman and tho Wine" by Chai V. Crane, Is a very raro skotch along the linn nf the whlln nlnvn trniln In a lighter vein nnd oxtromoly fun ny, aro "Tho Way of tho Trans gressor." by .1. C P'ummor, and "Cnrl .lohnnm's Stunning niondo Widow," by Don Mark Lomnn Other Btories In fhfa Istrio nrn "A Knight of tho Storm," by K. W. Wnldron. "Tho Douco nf Ilenrlfl," bv A. M. Pnrker'on, nnd "In tho Wrong Redroom," by Lou'so D. Mltcholl Tho selected mnHtnrpleco of tho month Is llrot Jinrtn'a "Tho Idvl of Rod Onlrh." "Tho Dron. nr r,,. gone Aram," bv Thomas Hood, Is tho oM favorite poem offo lug. And n stinppv review of .into book nnd lit ornrv gossip bv John Rtmttctnn Cow ley Drown completer tholssuo, ' Chen ones of ltulMlnir M'tHnK 0n of the nnnrtoxlrnl reulu of tho llnnnclnl Btrlngeiicy wo bnvo no recently passed tlirouirli ha- been Mm ImnohiH given to bulld'ug onnrntlntis Men who nro trnlned obsrvors of tho "limn of the Um. nro nitvl-lnir tlioHo who nrn Intended lo build nt nnv ti'no in Iho near futile lo lm gin rluht now, for the rinn that tho orlce of raw inntrlaW of p! kinds end nln of nbnr I- very CO fl'dn'nbly lower the" ' "'in lieii. nnd cnnionuonMv the buJMe would bo nssuroil of H iimioIi bMer return for bM liivo-iniii tlinn fnulil hnve been poinMilR hint bo bnlii nt n time whM ovorv nrci wm nt the ton noch nnd labor was costly nnd diffloult to ab tn'u. Not nn'v nro cMi'rucllon njatr Inh lower In prlee Just now tMn thy have been for years. hu labor U cheaper. Tho ronton n both en Is tho 'nmii ' huuv In now lnnH. lv In expo h of tho dumend It looi as--f tho bottom linn ben reni'hod and ns If the time bad pome n-ien rtnV tnus h mod" to 'move nnd tled'iin riptni imit ono nmnt h inndo In earn tn wnv. Ths rnn lm done mlv bv sMnuilntlng Hie ite. mnnd oven the pout of selling, for ti lime nt nn nb-n'uto Iocs. A. movement thnt ln dovolnrtj n to n very neMve pnm'in'wn wni start, cd n few weeks ago bv Him A"ioMpnn Lumberman, it wuh Inmlrett t.v Morning itnenip"t of n riovelnnd (Ohl'O lnnttior i1nlr. wlo reoent'v awarded H" ponlrnrt for bii'lillnu a hoilHO In" wn nrevont'M from IpiIM Itu In lrt7, bepnutie of tio too great POSt. Me wnn nhln In mivii nvnx lni yoar' ostlmntes nenrlv .10 nor cent. Hero aro Hums sunnl'ejl bv htm tat gvo upeulne and IndUputablo In formation; P.O. of 1907 1908 doc. Photo-Rra for September. No phtogrnphcr, osneclally If ho bo a profo-fllonol, can afford to miss rending nn nccount of tho National Photographers' convention nt Do trolt, which Is tho chlof nowa feature of tho Ibsuc. All the bright an 1 humorous things, personally Been and hoard by tho cd'tor, Wilfred A French nro rocordod and, as a wholo PhotO-Ern'B ronorf nf Uil Imnnrlnnl event Is tho most comploro and Inler wtlng wlilch hns yet appeared. a wealth or beautiful Illustrations, ono nn Insert for passopartoutlng, nro rurnisneo oy "AssoclatcB In Pic torial Photography," an eminently succe Bful circulation portfolio club, Btipported by Bomo of America's bast nlctorlnllBts. Accompanying Uicho ilcturcs h nn article by Phil H. Rlloy In which tho methods of tho club nro described nnd tho reproductions are commontod upon. Tho latOBt methods In working tho Autochromo process of color-pho-togrnnhy nro recorded by such au- 'holtlCS ns O. K. II. nnwllntra A n,i L. Lumlere nnd A. Boyowots, wh'ln 1. C. Illihot) contrlMites nn article on Cold Development of Sonla Plat inum Pnnor" whlrli utinnt.l tin ri.n,l by every practical camorhtn. Other nrreies of vnlllo nro "O venrlnn Methods of Control In nintlnimi MnUng," bv Mn-Hton Phillips, nnd "Aids lo Downhill Porflcpectlvo," by AntllOHV Olin-.t. Tlin ilnnnrlmnnli nro enterlnlnlng ns usual, jmrtlcular tv "Our lilustrnllonH," In which Is o'd Iho exnr' mothod of mnklng enc'i ''pturo renroihiped In the tnngniilno. Price K nrntu 0f nowa or pholo uipply denlors. I nose armhole Is rapidly disappearing but the body-and-Bleovo-ln-one Idea Is retained. For gowns of a certain kind the armholo Is under a cloud and all Borta of expedients are re sorted to to nvnlrl ft Tho flat shoUldor Is ono of tho most charac teristic rasnions of the season. coat aieoves Have practically no fulness at the top and Just escape bc'ng uncomfortably tight. Many of them button on a Blantlng lino from uio wrisi to mo eiuow, and tho hard linn nvor fhn hnn.t f i.AllitHA.i t... "oft lace frill or rucho, such a3 are wuni iHuiiierenuy at tlio top or bot tom Of the hlch rotlnra nt llm n bodices. Tho cont that Is most In keeping with tho present trend of fashion it the. Incroynblo, with square front that ClOBe lUSt nbnve llln untmt Una cutaway sides, wide revors and a high collar. I ,nvr ono of tho kind recently In powder-bluo sorge with a lienvvIlnconnl wnln fnti n .n.n. Of nn Inch whin. Tim ravum .i -i- lar were of black satin heavily sou- luunuu, ana cno rrontB woio closed with bIx or night braided frogs and barrol-shnped braided buttons. Thn lonir. Htrnlcht lintr.nn,i nni retains Its popularity by vlrturo of Iti usefulness. This voar tho back Is a little flatter nnd thn ainnva -. slderably smaller than formerly Practically tho only, other change that hns boon mndo In It Is the trlm llllntr bnnds thnt run tmm tun Hhoulder down tho front nnd back, turn nt right angles a .lltt'o below the bins and moot under tho arm forming a squaro panel Into which Is Ot a Crent Lotlln VtV nnnlrnt t li Tporely a clever dflvlco In trimming, inn u ib most orrocjivc. i TQ THE, RACES ROUND TRIP $2.00 m SALEM to PORTLAND via OREGO N ELECTRIC RAILW'Y FOR PACIPIC NATIONAL FAIR AND LIVESTOCK SHOW TO BE HELD AT PORTLAND, OR.--Sept. 21-26, 1908 Commencing Tuesday, September 21, and continuing until Satur day, September 2G, Inclusive, train No. 8, leaving Salem at 9:05 a. m., dally, will carry additional equipment, and will bo run In two or moro sections If necessary to accommodato tho travel, also a spe cial train will leave Portland at 8 o'clock p. m. on each of these dayn running through to Salem. For further particulars apply to C. 0. ALBIN, Agent, Salem, Phone 392 GEO. P. NEVINS, Traffic Manager, Portland, Ore. I WJlif6 Hn.,en ft!'. For n ltcwhp 25c Dinner at 2fc " 't be "Christ S Sou Rronriift. 'roP-letors. Pooiilnr Mcclmnlcs fop Septemler. ' Each number of Popular Me chanics magazine is like a Chrlstmns Blocking ernmmed full of good .iuiikh irom iop 10 too yet tho Sep tember numbor surpasses prevlotp Is-ues by tho addition of 12 pagos of reading mnttor of tho Bamo high standnrd of Intorcst tho magazine bnB been wont to malntnln. Rend ing llko n Jules Vorno Berlnl, yot ev ery nHMo nnd OVOrv llllintrntlnn nit. thorltatlve, tho completn record of dovolonmont In the mechanical nnd "dentine WOrlfl for tlio tins nmnth siniplles mntorlnl for 170 stories and 101 pictures, every nrtlclo "written o you enn undorsfnnd It," nnd ov- nrv Illustration telling a Btory of Its own. TIIK '"MPv llfSMAM IH TIIK 1IKHT IX TIIK V()I,) MIh Wife Is the lliiptle( Woinnii on Knrtli. The Amorlrnn Imaliniiii iu n,, i.n., ii !. world, nys the Rov. Chnrln The AVmiinii'M Homu- Compniiloii for Oclolrr. An important artldo In tho Octo ber Woman's Home Companion Is en Hthd "Seoklng Shelter In Vw York." "Five ilnllntH In niv nn-.n --.-.-.- J -I n lew p am eiotno Hi my bag. nn uniiiinrv acunoi education liMUnel un. nnd Nw York, with Its bound leys OMPOrtllllltll'. Illinml nf nm ' I that Is tho boglnnlng or tho ndven-'re- In New York of Lucv Oreen T'"y are .real ndvontures of n re?! "-I. who folia her story to rendors of lo Comonnlnn. - , 'bis Optober Issue Is pnrtlrulnrb' , '"h n llpMon. hnvlnir torlea bv Akeil. n n In Mi,. v....n...i.n. v. ! fdHt, WoninnN Miignzlne Ho thinks ''"n,"nl'i HMinrt Phelos. IMrrlwon more of his wife, makes moro of his JJ,ho,,,lf ',,,VP. J''n"". N'eHIo Me wlfa. gives rnor,' to his wife "e" C,'."n,"ot Siiflon n-lcoo, nm! morn for I.Ik vt f., n.nn . .. '..'! ospoplnlly wood 'torlw bv 1-vlnc M-tehellor nnd Juliet Wilbur Tnnin. Masonnry and grmllng . . riafjorliii ... PtutiibliiK . . . HoaHng .... Pall'ng. .11.12$ $944 29.0 . R 313 4flt HxLB 500 21,9 . 730 570 23.0 R30 400 8.4.5 Lumber. l to 6 per M lena...20. rrom "Now u Iho Tlmo to nulld," lu tho Soptombor Craftsman. fl(M)l) HKAOINH V'OU HOYM , Clival 0v ShvHlil 1H TikCH to HHert LHfi-HtHn lloth 1iittvHHg nm jMNtrHrtfve 8hpt"h AHalmM by lYowIneiU PtrltHHrNl. IIUHlin'Kl inn U'orlil linu nvn !.... . .... . - ' ..' i.iii.ii'i Whether ho 1ms thn bast wifo lu th V Orill lltlt (tint lu lilwitlmn .1...., Certainly the American woman be tb- tnoit favored lot which hn vet fnllt'n In n bumnn being. She Ima more to make her hnpoy lu ho own "h-n-w, to glvo hnp "n good Hmo," tbnu nny ntliHr erantftiro oV tbi fae of 'io earth Sho has Is diudg-rv umiI mo- lolsnre tlinn anv other woman. S't Iuih more moo to Motel nnd bilr tblngH on whlplj lo suHii.i it. she hns more freedom IndopiMidonpo. moro power of Initia tive and of self-dlroeHon. She Is n nr on of liupnrhuirfl- nnd sho knows It. Tho nroaont writer l yot seeking n fmno oe-Mon betwe Hu nue of seven nnd sventy unon Mils continent who does not regnrd nrBif f,r tlio contest eousequnnpe Jn ho uptown of tblngH. She qu'el 'v nsHUinos tbst ho Ih omebodv. The nretiiitntioi) 1 wnrrnnled lu fact and conceded 'n prar"pp. The Amerlenn woman Is. no to the presont moment. OoilN best olep 0r work, and there nr uo vhlblo Iml'cnHons of outaldo Imnrovoments unon tho produrt. Tho Amorlran girl can nrotoct her- elf. She Is not ns en lv led natrnv ns the kv of many other rountrlo She Is not as "Innoomit." in thn nd. ord and convent'onnl meaning of that mueb.nbused word Sho know moro. Rhe run run alone. Sho I moro romniptelv inlstr nf )ir4ir There I n h'vber standard of sexnnl morsv In thl- rmintry than In th. old lands. This mny bo safely anlrm Od In the fnnn Of Inn thnnaan.l .11. vo-ce srandnli and all the 'headlines o' ti sonnHon-lovlng pres. For ev ery unhannv marriage of which th paiiera sneak, thero aro a thousand about which It "ay noth'ng. Iltlt In the Inst nnnlvitl thn Amnrl. esn womnn 'at a better time than ay Oll'r woman hAPausn ihn lii an-American woman! It U a llv nnd vital problem wjlh, mnny narnt and should lm' with M of them lo secure the riht kind of I'toraturo for Iholr boya, most of whom sbnW verv earlv a nrniiiin Itv for reading everything upon which thev can lay Ihelr bauds. jie$ 'or HiO purpose qf moolhig Ihls'definlte peed that thero was hn Kim at Detroit lu 1899 the publish) In f a uerlodlra devoted to bor j-4'bovV Intoroiiti. ' Thh was au pwnrlately t'led "The American HoyJ-tt nanif now familiar to near ly erervone. U bas boi the ooatant altn of tbe mibllsber to make "The Amorl run Itftv' thn haat nilno fni. boys; to rke k a eate ! PAItlS DKC'KKS THAT IWSHIONS SHALL KIIIUNK Skkts, tta etui Slwr ,r Grow ing Tignter, Por One who la u-nll vnrsn.l In tt.u p'odern Bdenco oj dres It I a falrb w-" Uini'T U UMIVi" mil TH Iltll OP 'hut IHI in Atiinlin tt... ........ i -.-, ..,,. . -i. "in irnn-ii iii- ifluepcn ilur'nnhe next few months, ;ny aim. i-rpo'n. lu tho October Do- llnettor TIlH niitnmn th I,,..... ,ar clearly defined- they are the skirt, the. sieve ami the armholo. i. . Ttoe shemh skirt U no longer a de batablo onestlon- It u an, ejtablUhel ht It It the foundaHon of nil gowns, that hav anv asulrat'ons to ward beauty and elegance, and even tb trotteur klrt of the taPor-mada Hit aro NlHt In nrirr.lmir ..-liv. tt,. sheath idea. Sleeves are almost a diversified n rklrts, thotiKbt thev all fo'low one dUtlnct tendenev Th r i ,.., H very snjaM. fitting the arnj a, Kini, i There U nor'mi, uo tnoro Imoort. nut nuosHon ) the nvornge Ameri can tbs( the o'e r" "vln oi- rpn nvt p hnro. The rmilt sof Mie most "-efii hvostlKntlon snd tbt exe-. " nf thousneilt of Ameiicuns nre lv.t. lu n eorl of ii'tlc't' on th ubpt. whlcli. beglus In tho October uumbnr Of sneffnl 1itrt r K1lngg nnr'end'" t'j.atp nlp'Mrof tho It i. -t tl Ta-tn of lliiMlo, n. r-UV-ii liueb'ti'ou, artlple. ",re Mrl.io- vnn'" T fHhlon (Ui.nvtniAtit v'tb- '' 'nrt full fnst'ona Ih full nf vnlu. bio HiiggeAtlons. o ... Denfooss Cntuiot He flirts! bv lOPn' nnMllentlons nn Mmv unnnnl -"neh bo diseased portion of h ear. Tb rn s onlv on wnv to pur da'n nnd f'U Is ' n'ilt'iHnnoi rrniPMMs uenrnpss la raided bv nn 'ntlnmed ponriiifn nf ,, mueoiis lining nf the Rntpphlnn Tube When this ti a tpilnmed von hnve n 'umbilng sound or Unwr'ect her 'nr nnd when It Is entirely plned nenfnpRi Is the re-tilt, and nnls the Infhimmntlnn enn be tnken out bM 'bl tube restorod to ta nor"in' con Hf on, bearing wl' he dpsfoved for rtve: nine raie out of ten nrn cnuse hy Cntnrrh, wMph H nothing but n Inflamed condition of thn nuimi urfnoes. We 1 give One l'indred Donnr for nnv cae of Deafnca framed hv ratarrhl that cannot hn Mirrt t..- Hall's "atarrh Cure. Snnd for plr- eninr free. V. J. CHRN'RY a no Toledo, O. Sold by drtiRBlats. 75" Tako trail's Family PI'ls for con supatlon , "O" i . If von vronbl And folks you must first bo yourself, - -o Kodol will, In a very sho-t time enable the stomsph to do the work It should do, and the work It should do Is to dkest all the food yon eat It makes the stomach -weet and It pleasant to tako. It Is sold here by all druggets. It Is ajwav- tvafe to be sorry for the self-sat! fled. I BbBBbbSMV BbBbBbBbBbBbBbBbbW Ea Kt LIGHT SAFETY, CONVENIENCE ALL AHOUT THE HOUSE If It's wired rightly for electrical ap pliances. Wo will arrango for thf current, put In tho nppllanccs Ilgh:, telephone, burglar alarms, call bolls, motora for sowing mnchlnco, fans, etc. at great advantage to you, Blight profit to ourselves. Question ub abotit electrical goods as much as you like. HYDE IJHOS. ELECTHICAL CO. l.'H N. Liberty St. Tlione 451 MfALS 15c C" and try them. Meal, lfe Board por week 12.75, i!0 fl aea rooms very reasonibIt AT THE Salem Rcstau l COURT STREET, rani i-HHSTr: little fierman Shoe Store Received a new line of dress shoes, good fitters jj HOTEL OREfiOR I; Corncr Seventh and 8tk st j I Portland's New and MtJeri :: mm. Kales SI Dcrvad :: up. European plan. FrteBu, :: WRIGHT-DICKINSON liomd ; ; rropneiors H I II 1 (1 I 1 I 1 1 r4BfwJ O. P. JLSON 1K). CO. 247 ll,ln u. n.... - . - 4 Kt Duma saiem, ai fncturor of all klnrt. nf Kn.- .l and fruit dryer accjaorlei.'ptJ 308. Salem Fence Work! Heudqua iters for Wotcb ftm Fencing. Pomltry Nottlne. PirVi. n.J Mnlthold Uoollng, p. 4 b rJ Jioonng, screen Door ml il jusrnDio wi'dijw 8rni CHAS. D. HDLUfU 8ucceor w.trKH Moni.Er inn nmrt St inr.oJ TORRID ZONE FUNARCE Loggers' Shoes, High Tops, and Solid Fail Working Shoes JACOB VOfil, 345 Slate Street i- ..t.- -nrnBiMii miMiimiBn " 1 , .i 1 1 & S J! nr-JUH . THE DANCE MUSIC OP THE i:i)ISON PHO.VOOHAPH la Irroalstlblo. Its solctlons aro clear, distinct, tuneful am in porfoct time. It offers the most - fa cinntlng waltzos and spirited two-stops of tb world's groat composers as well as tho popular danjo mu ic of tho hour. It Is a mil itary band or a symphony or chestra at V.MU. affording a do Mghtful and widely va'rled pro grammo without expenso or attention. L. P. 8.WAOK, 217 Coiium-rcial Street, II " ' M TfrjIMM 1 1 1 "' t 'mmmtmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm OamMlwg your life against ?5 cent Is just ex actlv what von ar dolnu If vm, n... Uct a cough or cold on the chest In eaa or treating It with Ballard' Horehound Svwin A 4& mid i.mh. of th'a snlendtd remiU win i.. . ordnary cough, heal the lunga. and act as a tonic for your entire, system Sold by all dealers. He who do not doubt at all U aououeat iiamne IV'WItt'a CarholUM e'v H me bet cteeely m rf'"ii.&.;'Z?&Z 'liYllSXi not doubt at alt U I 7 (ollM W'tch Hfli' yj i t Hj'ng to use foi T r We Launder Ladies' Shkt Waists and White Skirts Just Right, We guarantee to. All of our shlrtwalsta are care fully wa hed with a special neutral soap, starched Just where they should be starched aad Ironed h n. , who have made sh'rtwalu Ironing a special study. . e are plealng the most caretui dressers In the city with onr shirtwaist work and are sure we can please you. May we have a SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY Tel. IB 14c . a .u-. ... tv-j 40. hiwriy bk. Thu above cut repiewaU lirlnb llnoH Tnrrlil ZoU Far Guaranteed gas, smoke mJ "j proof. Economical and d8r A. L. FRASERl iKH 4TTE STHKO RNttniates rurnuneo on 0UH CIGARS and" TOBACCOS 1 have selected the bt bnl of Cigars and TofcuW m with the trade C ?? you with what you w satisfaction. Mo frr plete line of soft driau. K. CASS, I-rer, Front Street, oppoltI, w tentlon. Newport. Off U4IM1 i"J" 'kl-ke-lcr, " l-HU la n -? ' I u&. TaLb I IP4 tOI""' Wl'tr-n. iHJky Woufliain M i But Jld" ? &. I n.n.. U..'tk uJ ?fc "7i -- -- lUa JuekHcto. irnrt?h fc Vt form, 3 "" uL. , 1 I Iou.uhk t r.rm " , READY TAILORED CLOTHES FOR WELL DRES3CD " "N M I HOLLUIRM UM7' 1.luMimwiH?ff TyTW'" . HHflWOMtittl M PlbW t I 4U.imimer?TTlitM 1 1 3351": l-MMMHHMB", , 4- PRICE RAfsiar 2Q TO 40 xi4 in Sikm fry ft. " -