Daily capital journal., October 10, 1908, Page 4, Image 4

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Grand Opeia
New Meat, Fish - Poultry Market
WILLAMETTE VALLEY MEAT COMPANY
JOHN F. CORDRAY, Mgr.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 12,
II. II FIIAKKR'B Piquant Musical Mixture
"ISLE OF SPICE"
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TO PLEASE IS OUR DESIRE
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379 Court Street
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MUSIC,'
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BEAUTY
Sam Huso
Hurry Wiitson
Kdtvjii Ijiiir
Harry Williams
Percy llaion
Hurry IiCnvcII6
Muttiu Mnrtz
ItobcHu Wilson
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uuun uy nnvu ww.yu uuu v". ". uiuuumu. .music by JefOBJ
and Schlndler. Staged by Qua Sohlke.
.1 SOLID MONTHS IN NEW VOItK. I SOLID MONTHS lv
HOSTON. -21 NIGHTS IN CHICAGO '
I'lHCKS BOC, 75c, $1.00, $1.B0.
Sent, Sale t Hox Ofllcc Monday, 0 A. M.
have said, "Gentlemen, wo will not
give ui what wo. have until wo get
as good the other way.'' A far
nB hauling people down through the
unsightly dtetrlct, on thd Yqw Park
line, Mint is no valid objection. It
Is the acrvlco we wcro robbed of and
tho way It va3 done without objec
tion thnt wo complain nt. A Yew
Part car should meet every trnln.
GAME PROTECTION
IS NECESSARY
jY PAUL H. HAUBKIt.
. At n mooting of tho Oregon Gamo
$ Fish association, hold In Portlnnd,
October 7, many mattors of lntorost
to local BportBmon,worp touched up.
on. As far as could bo gathorod
thla nBsoclntlon has n membership of
about 150 mombors, coiiHlctlng prin
cipally of Portland Hpotsmon,
Whllo tho nBBoclalton claims add
films to ruproHont tho sportsmen of
tho Htato, thoy can not do so, owing
to lack of attondance of nportsmon
outsldo of Portland.
Tlio PliiuiMjint Question.
Among other UilngB discussed of
Interest to' sportsmen, tho Chlim
phoaaant nnburnlly enmo In .for tho
mot atttontlon, tho scarcity of blrdn
was bollovod to bo duo to several roa-
hoiih, tho most prominent of which
are: Into Bprlng rnlnsrOsltlng In tho
death of ninny of tho young phcnB
ants, nnd tho dry .spoil previoiiB to
tho opening of season, making tho
ground dry and hard, when It bo
comes almost Impofislblo for u dog to
do good work.
Warden CrltlclMrtf.
Thoro wns also a great deal of
criticism of tho state gamo ward on
and his deputies, or rnther tho lnck
of dciuties. Mr. StovoiiBon, tho stnto
gamo warden was present and was
Invited 'to nd dross tho association, but
declined.
Warning.
Tho stnto of Oregon has within
Its borders at tho prosont time nn
nbundunco and vnricty of gamo not
cqualod by any other stnto In tho
Union. Tho wild gnmo In this stnto
Is treated shnmofully nnd not appro-
elated at all by tho pooplo, and If i
tho gnmo Is not better protected and
takon caro of It will only bo n fow
years till It Ib extinct.
It Is tlmo for tho sportsmon of this
Btnto to got togother tind domand
hotter protection. '
Enforcement In Marlon.
Speaking locnlly of Marlon county,
tho enforcement of tho gnmo Inw has
been very poor this yenr, ns tho
sportsmon of Mnrlon county will pay
probably over 120(H) for licenses to
hunt thoy linvo a right to, demand
that this monoy ahnll bo properly ex
pended In tho protection of gnmo
Tho cost of protecting tho gnmo Is
not borne by tho gonornl taxpayer,
but by tho sportsmon thomsolves and
thoy are certainly entitled to a vt)L-c
In tho management of thin fund.
Changes. Desired.
Among tho local sportsmon tho
cliangos In tho gamo laws that nro
desired are:
Flrut--Open tho senBon on upland
birds .and ducks nt tho saino tlmo.
Tho present law opens tho season
ono month earlier than tho season on
China pheasant, which makes It easy
for a person to vlolnto tho tuw.
The Best for the Least Money
IS' THE INDUCEMENT OFFERED
Second Make it unlawful to kill
tho hen phonsnnt, A fomalo pheas
ant will raise, two or moro flockd ov
ory year so' It can readily bo seen
that by refraining from killing tho
hon, wo would sodn hnvo nn abun
dance of birds. It has been tried
In firitlsh Columbia with gjntlfylpg
results.
Another plnn is suggested of cut
ting tho limit of China pheasants
down to live. Thnt is nllowlng a
hunter 10 upland birds, live others
to consht of qunll, native phcnsnnt
or grouse. Any gamo laws that aro
propbwl aro usolosi to help the
gnmo situation' unless rigidly en
forced. 1 SpcrtHnien Organize.
Tho tlmo seems to bo ripe nmong
Marlon county sportsmen fo rn good
live, tning nnd energetic organiza
tion. Tho only way for sportsmon
to nccompllshianythlng will bo In or
ganizing good local clubs and then
n stnto convontlon which will truly
bo roprosontntlvo and not purely t
locnl mntter.
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ANOTHER
GOOD PLAY
Another School Hoom V
Ed. Jeurnal: There Info,
no ntnen whnm t nm .
to n public school, j am M n
nro 13 In South Sajem whohit,
piaco tp go. Let us hate mi
room in tho Lincoln school n't
suggested, and give uj the foil
grades In each of the ward ici
Pay Real'
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WfwfJ
It U snf to sny our liarr
pattoriiM In Parlor Tftblofl and
StnpdH linvo many Uiluj to
rucummoud tlitiu. Krom Uio
ohenpott to the mout oxpuuslvo
tho cotiBtruotlon U nccordlng
to tho huot methods.
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W'v have 10 woll-mad)
Kliectm Triitiiit Uko ouU
Twq flour blus. tvo drnNvra
two moulding ligm-ds, pruc9
top. KOldon oak flMjih AVnllu
thy Iav,t iaL, .SJJ,.'30
n q.gQrt
iN'o, juDrg coylatj, or nlUroifittl wl).innd9 KHlnii CubluM, far
.hu mo ii oy hus lioan shown In SaUiu tlinn our SlUry Clllutg.
Tht oampartmsnts nto all uggfuf ami handy nd tU Moor Iwnoitn
ifeu Ua Dually HWUillt without, moving tho Cabinet.
Wo mnku It tjasy to own them. -
sgsjjPsjr-a'v x
o other lloor covering has mad such stride, in popukartt m
llualum No other covorlng glv a to much sntlsfactiqu for tha
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munvy. Vo su tin) bsi ud tuest poyylnr nuvkoj.
WE ARE JUST AROUND THE C08NER
THE HOUSE FURNISHING CO., IVSk:
IS COMING
"THE types of highest
' grade Too.twear, which
. retain the patronage of the
most exacting buyers, are
to be .found in our Store.
.The factories we buy of
continue to prove the truth
of this
"TO BUILD MERITORIOUSLY
ONE MUST KNOW HOW."
J "A Knight tor a Day," tho moro
musical Qomody that has had such
n vogue- at tho Whltno'y Opora liouso,
Chicago, nnd Wallace's thoator, Now
Yoi'k, and tho Tromont theater, Dos
ton, coms to tho Grand onera house
on next Thurtdy night with a splan
did cast and singe ttqulpuiout. The
llrat suono of the play 1 laid In
Bnuwton, HI., nnd tho second seno
qu tho Island of Cbrslcai ."A
Knight for a Day" is a musical coni
oily.of thl ctisUnimr) klud as r
gurds both manner and nmttor, but
It Is mi uncoiunionlj good onter
tnliimetit. and the admirer of tunoful
iiikiiIo, abundant fun-maklug and of
dashing, atronuous stage movomoiU
will have nothing to regrot Jf ho pn
tronlzes . tho performance.
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Ed, Jeurnal: Tho undersigned
appreciates, all that Mayor Hodgors
hui douo In corporation mutton but
bbllovos tho mayor U to be blamed
for nllqwlng tho Portland General
Ulaitrlc to take up IU tracks to tlu
(passQLngor station boforo thoy gavo
'th9"p40plo ns good a service on the
alhQr Uno. We hRd a most coiivoji
Iflijl ojw servlee to tfce train?,
trangars vor reldnta got off the
trnAn, and stepped onto a car nt
SO (ft WHy that took them to the
hmrt of the city, nd dUtrlbuteJ
t)ii) In any dlroctlon. Tbe corpora
Man got. a rosolutlqi through the
city cotutall, nnd lnmelIntey tore
up Its traokv Tho mayor should
I mvi uuv iuiuiua-u una. utiui Wtf nil 1
as good. a. service on tho other lino
For once he was wronsr He shauh!
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'Slate St.
TBE WKE
XSHOE
"Leaders in Up-to-Date
Footery."
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EORSALE
Ulfl Acres, good large dwelling, extra good barn, grao
other out-bulldIng3; 200 acres In cultivatien: 15 acry oBd
Sltuntod two mll03 from n good rnllroad town and 8tIsnJU
from Salem Will take city property In Salem r
part paymout barB ul
ailH-Aere tUbry ranch, with good ropm house. W& jq m.
other out-bulldlngs. 200 acres In guitlvatlon. - "fLo1
bor. balance pature vSttunto 10 mlfes from S'm a fl
one-half miles from another railroad ton. ilut'
acre.
acre. , . . triiei Mf
.n-rooiu housi) mill four lots Jn good JoatlOB, one
lino. Price. 1000:on the Installment pla (oWB jrf
Other good bargains In real osnfe; apyftolBR fuxo m((t
o a townshln. ?500 fire lusuranco wrlU on "n
furniture for 3 years for $4.
LISTON & MAY,
IHt Court Strict
Sal
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Phono Main 1325.
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