Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, October 15, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text""9AV .'. WAH.Y QAPITAli JOURNAli, BALEM. OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1008. . L. STOCKTON SALEM, OREGON. . . . The . . . White Corner 321 T.si vK fj - t Our Fur Section Tho showing lu this depnrtment is far ahead of any efforts of the past. Wo buy our Furs di rectly from tho maker, which assures us thrtt our styles and prices nro Btrfctly In keoplng with the modorn. methods of storo keeping. Good Merchandise at Right Price! is t .'r a M 5. u r .- i r lflUB?4ftaB g-VfZf-M MT -i 'V -. hWtSK -VSW lT.l lfett-&.OJ rt."iu. ' .- yj j- h ir rCl i',' 'm'AVI raferft '4 nfcvUJktfJal n,.i' ...( pawfYifftV KSi SeMi5s , Wv .! Vi1 KIWVJf H.rfllHH -J.VjmiH ' vm'Twt ::? -.i-o. w wvSmf Fur Sets A GO-lneh scarf lined with heads n.l claw foot, n Inrga pll low muff trimmed to match. $5.00 Set Imitation E-.mlne, large pillow muff with scarf to match. $7,00 Set Drown scarf trimmed with silk tns'-els and muff to match. $3.15 Set Scarfs 60-Inch fur scarfs, lined with sntln mado dtp In throe different styles $1.75, $2.00, $3 Goo-1 grado scarfs, inmmetJ with tails Special MUFF Largo, pillow shnpc, made of good grado of ' fur Special $2.50 $1.50 tug Muffs A beautiful line of high grado furs mado rug Btylo, lined with satin. Prices $8.00 to $20.00. Furs High Or ado Minks in collars, boas, reggas, scarf muffs and sets. Prlcji up to $70. fur Coats $25, $30, $40, $60, $75 Jew Kimonas and Wrappers A big shipment of those famous KTiterloo garments has Just reached rt and Long Silk Kimonas Short and Long Flannelette Kimonas Eiderdown and Blanket Cloth ISobej In very solcct styles. Tho Ipeiteit lino of 31.26 Wrappers In lU Oregon. Thoro Is nothing spasmodic about us. Wo hnvo mado up our minds to sell n grcnt quantity of Clothing nnd' arc determined to. enrry out our plans. Wo nro now offering n lino of youth's suits in ages 14 to 20 real values up to $10.00 for 3:1.8.- a suit. Oregon Casslmcr'o suits for mon. Ronl $10.00 nmi $12.00 values 85.0C n-8ult. , Other splendid bargains aro to ho bad in higher grade suit and ovor" coats ranging up to $22.60. RBHrpi IvlrTEAIlAXCK OF "Tho explanation possibly helps to 'rinM.'i! i.'iinxf nmn.v nccount for tho leafless stnte of tho U'ew York rontompornry lamonts I 'ln nnd should mnke tho park nnd rMsiln- rf slm.in tron fmm Mm . city nuthorltlcB more dlllgont. It l l'i of that great city. It rocnlls unnecessary that an nutomobllo, llko ' .. Grand Opera House .T. F. CORRRAY, Mnnngcr. 3-- In which a tree might not urn Erea today," runs our neighbor Ue metronolls. "with Min rnrrpn. 1 Of & few Att-npta Mm OinllnnnA ft hold Reed, hut with a snddon ? jjtMlflcatlan to thoso who ro--Mr the London treos of 50 years r o-u nnuyp trees, onco the Of London, hnvo lnrtroiv ilia. Itred, owlnu to tho mlvnrRA pnn. Pi to whkh tree Hfo Is now Biib- aj kt -sew York '"II iDh Hunt M-i-sWn l. n..lDn IMIV I.0t)don' Vnw VnrV mlli 1 ha-rd -,o ndjertlvo, but today n ! pa.'ks, squares and ; "i rM a ooca lonal small city trPOa hnvo nlmnat 4 oavpnared from tho 'I I frl I 1- i . '.it i iv k i in 1 1 n mmini W tCO th." Tnct trnna - !. t'MJ-. nun uu i5i ; 't -vi-hfain, onco naornod ' i ie traa, trooloB ' ! tT"J f- Ir ire n u 1 ' I'ted Mellon ' "i In uppor. nrond nrra'cned. Mnnv of IS,';; "ii,,i',t. though in , ""'to 1 afAftn-8 still almost AZ P lun nnd olsowhero "I "oaf "n B '" tak on th0 Unt8 1?LZ JLL JS"?.?? LW. wh- ,u ' . ,m "ynun i....wn.e 'b- c-niB now stnnd 4K':. attribute this fn Z Z! '"Jutt?! "" ---..' BO"10 ot ino raa n -K.rat.e . the roots. Even tdwVy na the fa8t Pace f So goes tho Inmont. As to tho "ex planation," thero Is not ono nutomo bllo In n thousand from which onough gasollno lenks to ronch tho roots of a tree before evaporation. Loulo vlllo Courier-Journal, o JL'fiT A DHUAM oot, in MiiBlcnl Sonsntlon I'fiallengo onco mado by Lolgh I Falstaff, should lard tho loan earth 'T H U It S 1) A V "t 'o anyone to namo a Btroot in inB It runs." H. II. Frazeo'n Now ? A Knight for a Day Now and then I take n Journey To a lovely land nfar, Mingling in a mighty Journoy With a costly motor cnr. Now I spin nnd now I speod; Now I Btruggle with tho brnko; Now I am a swell Indeed Then I nwakel Now and thon I build n castlo For my summer ro-ldonco, Every sorvnnt is my vastal, And the sorvlc Is Immonso. Now I am a nabob proud; Now I scorn the country Jake; Now I'm lurid, lurg nnd loud Then I awake! Now and then the Lusltanla Do I board for Europe's eJioro- Alb'on's Isle, Paroo. Hlspanla, Rome nnd half a ddzon more. Now I -moothly soil tho deop; Now the common mob I shake; Now, of course, I am nsloop Then I awake! , Puck. Lane's Family Medicine Is a tonlc axative. It does not depress or weaken, but imparts a feeling of uoyancy and strength that Is llghtful. At all druggists aoc. de- Book nnd Lyrics by llobt. B. Smith Music by Raymond Ifoibboll Authors of "Fantnna" and "Mexlcann" Tho Musical Sensation of tlio Century Big Cnst of Favorites, including 1I01U1Y HARRY nnd ELSIE IIKItniSRT GERTRUDE HVTOHESON ISARELLE WIXMCKE ELEANOR IRVING JAS. MACCORMIGK EUGENE MOULAN WILL RRADLEV SAM AUSTIN And tho Famous AMERICAN REAUTY HIORCS Tho "Ten 1iijIIhi l)nnrlii- Mailnips" A Sconlc nnd Electrical Marrol Seat Sale opens Thursday ? A M PrJcos $1 GO, $1.00 75c, 60c YE LIBERTY High Class Attractions C!cn 3 I-Ifture house In Saem, wherebj Its patrons can He :- s that TALE, SINGai.d DANCE. ithoat Doabt the Best Show in the City me crowds go at tho "Ye Lbe- G Unee Wednesday and Saturday. Each evening, 7 gouvenlr matinee. 0 feats, teati free. If you enn nrrnnge to go to Port 'and this woek do so and wltnesa the grontost theatrical aonsatlon that city hns oven known. linker Stock Company, at tho hnndsomo new RlWGAIiOW THEATER, Morrison and Twelfth stroots, Is prosonting for tho third nnd last week tho mag nificent Dolasco play, THE GIRL OF TE GOLDEN WEST Positively the greatest sensation Portland theater-goer i have ever known. Playing to standing room only at every performance! Don't delay. Send In your order for saata by mall, wire or long distance, ao drpss everything to GEO. I. BAKER, Manager Buygalow Theatre, Portland, Oregon Evening Prices, 23c, SKic, fiOe; ma . . tlnw, 18c, ""c. , Always the same. Matinees Sunday and Saturday. Next week Drown of Harvard CASTOR IA IV Infant and Children. ft m Yua Havs Always BouM BRITISH PURPLE HJ5ATIIER THE MOS-B AHUNDANT Only two out of tho flvo British species ot heaths aro at all common tho flno-leavcd or purple heath (erica clnorea) and tho cross-leaved heath (orlca totrallx). Tho former Is much tho more nbundnnt wherever tho locality Is suited to its requirements, but the latter Is more widoly distributed. It 13 tho purpto heath that palntB our moorlands such n brilliant color from tho lattor part of Juno till oarly In August, and tho intense radiance ot. Its blossoms almost offaco3 tho rosy splendor of Its loss assortlvd companion, tho cross-leaved heath Tho latter Is fonder of moist fltua tlona than Its coiiBln, though both nro 'often to bo found sldo by bWo. Tho cross-leaved heath begins to bloom ratljor earlier than tho other, hut It U nltogothor a more modest 'lfl"t, nnd Its pale hose-colored bios ioms sometimes so pnlo .thnt they iro. almost coldrlosa hang with wqs'a new, experience,- and ho groan grean ed: "Oh, A No. 1, 1 wish we could get out of this forsaken old rattle-box.- Lot's got off at tho next stop and tako tho Overland." Ho kept on bothering mo so much thnt I had to tell him that in .the desorts passengor tralmi mako mighty few stops, nnd'thnt wo might htivo to wait a week or longor at a louo depot before wo could catch nnothor rldo; and that coyotes would mako short work of ub Bhould they catch us after dark. Only by tlvus scaring him could I porsuado him to wait until wo reached tho end of tho di vision, Tho very noxt day, after bo lng driven off at a lono water tank, wo wore forced onco moro to tako a freight car. Wo found this ono loaded with largo lump coal. Hero poor Bobby suffered agony, becauso tho conl, be ing packed solid to tho floor, oxnetly resTondi to ovory Jolt tho springs of i ho car mako, nnd'ns this klndof n toad ronchos bolow tho ccutor line, drooping heads na If aware that they ( tho top of tho cnr tumbles from side annot compare with their bolder, to tddo, straining, croaking neighbors. , gronnlng. Bobby was gronn'ng, too, Tho other throo British membon ' it wnB too much for him. Ilo shouted of tho henth family aro purely local, to mo, ovor tho lnfornal noises. "A and known to comparatively few poo , No. t, that lumber car yesterday nl- air are absolutely necessary and It kept from it the plant will die. It this method Is followed and no green J blades are allowed to appear In tho field during tho summor and fall, by spring, most ot the pest will be dead. Plant corn tho second year ami any blades of quack that do appear should bo dug up entirely aud burned or removed from tho flold. Carry a fork or hoo on tho cultivator to do tho digging. The only objection to this plan s tho loss of ono year's crop. If tho flold Is badly Infested, tho small grali from it would bo bo foul that it would bo Mnflt for sood or food. Tho Increased yield of corn obtained from such land would largoly pay for thq cost of summer fallowing. Tho summer fallowing will kill all other weeds too and lonvo tho field alenu nnd mollosv, ) plo, but nono Is so rnro that Is can iot bo found In tho. right locality, fwo , of them tho fringed heath lowed us to llo at least flat on our backs, but theso misornblo conl lumps won't ovon permit this, and (orlca' clllnrls) and tho Cornish tho rncket Is mnklng mo deaf." heath (orlca vagans) grow only In J But, poor boy, ho didn't know tho west of Englnnd, tho Inttor bo- ( thoro' is a limit In twigh box-cnr rld Jng confined to the extromo woatorn lng, and that vory night wo had n portion of tho country, mainly In tho , clinnco to try this limit. Wo hnd neighborhood of tho L'znrd.. It climbed Into a box cnr loaded with flowers In July and August, whllo tho ! rought, coated pig Iron. It'B a bad fringed heather my bo found In bloom from Juno to Soptombor. Tho Cornish heath is a vigorous plant wth pink flowors nnd grows tc proposition to rldo and worso whon. tho car Is overloaded, as this one surely waB, Tho springs soomed" to hnvo boon forgotton whon tho car OREGON SHEEP ARE IN RIG DEMAND . (East Orogonlnn.) Oregon Bhoop, ospoclnlty Inmbs, ntvl ' aro In great demand nnd thousand!) nro being shipped dnlly to tho rnng04 In Idnho and Montnttn. Two dollars per head Is tho ruling prlco for lamha and this In comparison with former years excepting tho phenomena! high prices of last yoar, Is considered re markably good, J, B. Long &. Co shipped 4000 head from Heppner to Montana yes terday, and todny they nro shipping 3000 head from Baker City to the snmo range. In ench caso the prlco paid wnB $2 per head. Saturday Dannie ft Son shipped 3200 head from Wallowa city to Soda Springa.Idaho, tho price paid being $2.12 por head These sheep woro shipped out over the new Wal- WHAT A DULL WORLD THIS WOULD BE UNLESS WE HAD A LAUGH NOW AND THEN. i -! ll.l II I I I I llll. !' I - ""'I ' '- - - - II 1 III"' tho height of threo foot. Its floword was built, and poor Pobhy'H lamonta-1 j0Wft oxtonslon of tho ORAM nro not ORg-ahaped, as In most of ' tlonB woro nu unmiotakablo measure- n w i i,. ui.i... i ooaa t j- moni as to what Is tho limit of rnU-j6f mrngB fron, miQt c(y t0 Qlt.. wy in riding In box cars. I bank M y06tordny but the Ift, He shouted to mo ovor tho Jump- .... ... . lng. thumping, rackot-ralelng p!g.i,,nhl for hM0 ,a not know Iron barn: "Every oono In my body ! Sovornl buyora nro now lu or neur Is aching, my Insldou aro all broken ' Pol'to nnd othert nro coming, loose, my back Is all. twisted, I can't AU nro ,n 80ftroh of lambs, as the lo stand, alt up, or llo down to rest on rnl rKO hnvo boon cloared of ovory theso rough, Jolting pig-Iron bar. . th,nE oUo u,nt ' for salo at tho Don't you wish wa had that coal cnr nro-ont tlmo. Ordinarily theni would to rldo against Instead of this ono?" ,J0 no ,an,,J8 for 85l fta they would From "Bobby Leo," by, A No. 1, In bo ho,d unt" thy wcro yflnr U, the Dohomlan Mnzaglno for October. ,,ut 0W'nB to tho past dry Boason, tho 0 'range Is so short that local growers .. ,. , will havo approximately 20,000 Al.otl.er Quack Killer. lIam,J8 o off()rj Prescription, from our sort of Tho donjand f0f JambB , quack doctors aro mado public as Hnnn,,v ,i h,,- -, ,-. ..!. . ..-. .., 0-w, ..unvxu,, BIIU IUI IU, tho othor hoarts, but aro wldo-open at the mouth llko a bell. Tho frlngod heath has crimson Howom with a small ono-alded mouth. Myno and Gnlwny, In Ireland, onn boast of a momber of tho honth fam ily that, bo far as Britain .Ib con cerned, is all their own the Irish honth (erica modltorranen). It Is the tallest and the earlloet of all the heaths, growing to a height of four or flvo feet, and floworlng In AprU nnd May. Tho blosioms of this hand somo plant aro tubular hell shaped and pink In color. London Globe. nobocs En Route, Ono evening, after being driven out from under the "Ovelaud Limp ed," wo climbed Into a box car load ed with lumber on a freight going 8od, plow In tho early fall, making east. We closed tho door, and aft- u easier to work tho following at niillln- -Ama t tit a 1 irtti A nrnlntit I f - t. . v. j'uiHui, um U ...u ,u...uv. ub.vBinnB. ii ino previous crop was a u in sucn a lasnion uiai ino uraxu man looking for a rake-off (a dollar tax levied on tramp by train crows) couldn't open it, wo laid ourselres upon tho lumber. Soon the train be gan to get under hoadway, and ot each Jolt of tho trucks, up and down. lh?an7,fVne, "'! ??r. ,?CaCy ,n ,n ftt80n tho local sheepmen will not vouched for. But trial is BUggostod. lttnr mnfAr,iw , .AtU ',... It thn lnfn.li, ln,l la I..KI.1 .. """ " '.., vuuvunuil . .,' , . ;. . . "wu"u7 " to sell at thla time. From pTesont Indications tho price of winter mutton sheep will bo high. well cultivated ono. it need not be V,ory fow 0regon mon ar0 fced,nK or fall plowed, but dUcod up and level- "Rn,,,nB l0 I00a ow,n ,0 no scare- od down in the early spring. Late ,,y of both ,,ny nn(l grfl,n food nn4 fall plowing has not been effective trom tho m,(,,1, wcat como" lho now wjth mo. tnat ow'nf t0 tho high prlco of corn, Early' In prlng, beforo tho qMack "ttl0 ?'tha,t COrcaI wtU bo fed to starts, thoroughly disc and hnnr,.vv """ w,,,lvr sideways and crossways, tho lumber the land, which smoothes it down' II tMerofor looks llkq tho sheep-, would follow suit, only a little hard- l0 ho qua,ok Can bo turnod under In man w,, W'U hlvo mutton to nrn er, as before It had time to tottle. Juno, when the quack begins to off I'Oforo the grasa fed artlclo Is after each Jolt, the next one would send It flying again into the air. Poor Bobby1 This was his flrjt experience as a box-car tourist Ho had often complained to me after hoad. Then plow it under deeply "ny for tho markot will bo able to aril completely disc it Tho dine command a high price for his an. dQfs nearly as good work on tho tnals. Iooo plowing as the cultivators and ' . Is much faster. Work the land Just Bears w rf JSTZT 'Ing tmderneath tho llrnUed flyer- enough now to keep any green spear J J'8fffiifcli-tf