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DAILY OAPTTAIj JOURNAL, SALEM. OH BOON. THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1W.
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Wcnllicr ForecnM
I'nlr tonight unit Friday.
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League grounds tomorrow, nt
nt 3
V. rn.
Atrnlil (o Lnugli
If you nro afraid to laugh, then
ntuy uwuy from the Y. M. 0. A. mln
ntrol show on April 27.
JoIiiimiii ,V Htirgc
Art nt tho ftaloin Htonin and Dyo
Works, nt 100 South Comniwroliil St .
rowdy to proea and nloan tur old
, imi.j ... .,,vm nun immii jmii w 111
otolites to look llko now. Clothe
oallod for and delivered. Phone BBS
Mr. Poller
Told the uonventiou of Indian that
her dootor said that good coffee prop
orly made would not hurt any one.
fllie said In buy Folger's Golden dale
whole roast, have the grocer grind it
or grind It
lln-t HoIkiii I'uhIi Oluh
The club meets ttili evening itt
tho Gontml Cougrogntlonnl oluirch,
oorner Nineteenth and Forr) atroela
The olub has accomplished more than
the most sanguine hopeil for. yet if
you will attend regularly will be able
to du still more.
Pnilt Tracts
Five and tnnnxire tracts on tho
Oregon Kleatrtc rnllrond; monthly
InstnlltnenU. Seo Darby & Wlllson.
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Dr. II. 0. Hpley liiitel
A button off. hurt night, laughing
at Chapter. ICnuw that the thread to
good In your clothe or plee slay
away (row the minstrel next Tuendny
night.
Finn Miiulo mill Alt WoimI
For sale, cheap, for Immediate de
livery. Apply ICrnba llros HhhIi
Ilraymnn build lag. Telephone Main
734. J.15-tf
Till Mcmii Dntla
To you. Two of the greatest Invew
tlons of modern times on exhibition
in Um-ms lire Hap Qffloo. Greater
metier waker than telephone CxM
and Me tbew; free demonstration.
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W, T. Itlgtlon, VndertaVw
Always progressive, up.to-date
Full equipment, largest Mock.
10-31-eod-tf.
llet Joke Of HenMHI
Those who have heard thqm say
that they are the beat of tho season.
V. M. t. A. minstrel April 27 That
Is niut Tuesday.
Notice to PuCllo
The o'ty ordUiaaoo provldtug that
my po'e ltHated In tho olty shall
he palntmlr Is going to be enfrcd
by the city offleTalt. and partial hat
ing po'es are roqueted to attend to
the matter at ease, Uy ordr of
Qhlef of l'ollfo. 4.19-tt
Trr Oyialrt
For the breath. Fur sale ii
Meyof-'a barber ahop,
Hokerlen'a.
Water cigar store..
Ailolnh'a cigar ator,
Dick Madison's. '
The Bra
Wlllamotto Hotel
The Council.
Talklngton'o,
KTjLM S JCW Za Jr o ffl 7u 'WL iS Merits I
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Ootlngo Undertaking Parlors
Cottngo and Chcmokota sts.; calls
duy or night; J. C. Bill. Phono 73i.
Itornemlxir
Tho Ituguo ground! tomorrow, nt
3 p. in.
DnwM'
Une now lot Just In. Conm in nud
bo convinced If you ennnot do bettor
hero than olsowhoro. J. A. Pnttorson,
28G N. Commorclnl street.
Your Own Hack mill
A cruimdo Is on In Salem for
'donning up your own buck yard."
uiH Is the proper thin to do ami
everybody nlioii.il do it. it H rather
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M miiint on iiiuthndH that the Oor-
mens have u proverb about huhmhIul-
before your own door, while (ho
American Idea goM to the bank yard.
Tint Hotel .Situation
The hotel situation Is still "upon
the kneea of the gods." At present
it seems that the parties who bought
tha Willamette will Ineorporale for
the purHMM or managing the prop
erty. Whether It will lie continued
aa a hotel when the preeeut lease ex
piree or modernise! and uaed for a
cheap hotel remains to lie aeon. It
la probable the latter course wilt be
pursued, but this la only a newspaper
guiMw mid the rundors ran guoea at
the same price
('oiiiinlshloiinr In Totui
County CotumliHiloner J. T. lleok
with oame down from Jefferson this
warning to look after a few bun I now
matter. Mr Dcokwlth has been In
vestigating the road conditions In the
Seutu Mllla district and reports they
are Ih hhmI etiudltlon lth the excep
tion of a few miles of road which
will need rwpairfug before the sum
mer baa goue. All the taxpayers ami
residents of Skills Mills have sIkhI-
flwl their approval of the appolnlmeHt
of the new road HuiterlMr. J. T.
Hwltk. hho la dolHg excellent work oh
the highways la that vicinity.
Dr. (itxirgo mul Autiv
Dr. J U Qeorge. formerly -tleing
uhyvlclaa of thU cltr. anU a
graduate of WUIantetle nnlToralt-.
taaoMl through this wornlag on ront
to Cretfwwll. Iino eonnty. In a nw
lnhrnaalonal automobile, which he
mrchaiMMl In PortlanU yeotemta). Dr
(orw made the trip from Portland
o this city thki morning and left here
a hm way to khi borne in CreaweH
rhe new machine la tf the hlgh
nbeeletl runabout style with two
enta.
Wlun tho I1IIU Went
The p Vowing f the city park near
be state house brought to light a
wnulne wealth of paper, newspapers,
'ettotw, tMteks heaven known what
Ml were turned up by the plow. It
Is supH)sod that these are the rom
tenia of many a little lunch taken
vhlle the lunil piayed on Wlllson
venue. but when a Journal reort-
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r was on ttls way
to the state house
way ne enugnt up with an
up with an "oiiii.7TMT " ;"rw" ..."' " .:
inter" Just opposite the bandstand
'laving nothing tmiro profound to dls
u iHHooontly Inquired. "'Whoro do
tu eupiKise all those paper oouie
rom. ana wuat aro th0'T" "Those,
uiW the ald-Uwor. "are the UUW that !
vre lost In the logislatHro.'
Ud Xlggvir
At Y M. C A. minstrel noxt
"uidy. Seilal poilsemen will be
ppnlnied.
Ther Is Hut One
i. A. Patterson doing buslnesi In
own. with a general line ot house
urnUhng and Uulldo' suppllev
vou wist nsd him at 2S6 Norta Com-
tuerclal street.
Is the fact that we provide for
the needs of the young men.
These
HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX
CLOTHES
Mrs tnade in such a very Kraut variety
of models that we can cater to men
of all ages and give them what they
want. We find that men seldom
grow old in their clothes taste: and
the makers of thme Roods seem to
have the gift of making styles for Dip
man of middle age which are an
young looking as he feats; as well
as maklg the ultra-fashions which
cvory young follow wants. All the
fnbrtoB nro nil wool; 1U quite n
tinIo.no lot In clothes In those cotton
ndultoratlon days
This Store is the Home of
HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX
CLOTHES
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W wUSijL Sold on Their I
Mmvftnnnnita' M
ISuMelxiil
League grounds
P. m.
tomorrow, at 3
Musical Skrtcli
At Y. M. C. A. minstrel noxt
Tuesday night. Don't soo It unloss
you have a proscription for laughing.
Just Received
A new shlpmont of dining and rock
Ing chairs nt J. A. Patterson's, No.
2S6 North Cotumorolnl street.
I'lnrli Is VMIile
James A. Finch was outside of the
county Jail yettterday in Portland, be
ing a defendan. In a civil suit. He
seemed In good aplrlts and apiwruutly
tnouglit tilt Mliadow of the gallows
wmm very far away.
t'ourt II011N4' liwn
The coAirl houso lawn today Is linv
"ag lt hair cut with n lawn mowor.
Tho prevalence of dandelions nuall-
flos the lawn to ontor the blonde clues
1. 1 lie the DandelloiiH .
Life Is snmowhnt like n dande
lion, It Is Bweut nnd beautiful In tho
bio Homing stngo, when everything Ib
gold colored, but when, n little lator,
the gold has given plaoe to whhkers
and has turned to gray, nobody wants
Xi'H .Votnrle
Frank lloberg. M. V. Harrlwm. IW.
O Mayor. Win. A. Mnwly. Portland.
J u. McCulloeh. I'rlnovlllo; T C.
Wheeler. Cottngo dreve: It. II.
Smith. Coqullle. ClaudU Wontlerl.
MMlfnrd.
Will Piny May II
The Salem Military band will give
Its i rut etinoort at Marion Square
tfuuday afternoon. May S. The band
has had much urnetleo under the able
direr tlon of Mr. SUiudenme)er. and
Its first appearaue will, ho doubt,
draw a large crowd
IIomvin Hern, let Then
While the dlspatcbei tmlay are toll
lug about the b raking up of the lee
on I ake Krte and the rooking of
Niagara Palls, here la Oregon the
sound of the lawn mower U heard,
the cherry hloaaoius ar eprlnkllng
the lawns with snow, aople treee are
in bloom, and spring with all her gar
land 's at home.
Coernor Appoint rwilciu Man
Itev A Moore, of this city, bus
been appointed one of the members
of the a eond national peace eoafe
ence. which meets at Chicago May 3,
t and a W. A. Denton was today ap
pointed a member of the National
Conference of Cbarlties and Correc
tion by Cover nor Benson. The con
vention will meot at Iluffalo. N. Y,
Ja 9, holding until the ICth.
UonunnlKtr
The -agn grounds tomorrow.
3 p in
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Indian War VetTn
Attention, veterans of the Indian
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,,ar AHU "nu oi mo uivh vnr.
mi uiuini ui inn n. a IV., nan ail
latereeted In doing honor to old sol
dier Wm II. Cae. Comnany D.
Seeoad regiment Oregon Miuntwl
Volunteers, Indian War Veteran, re-
"F. uMaa for hi services, and
eommitted to the Oregon hospital for
tne insane, from the Oregon sokliers
bow. April 3. 199 died at ta bo.
ultal April x Sedgwlek 1'nt. No
It. G A. It . having refused burial
In ibe'r Mtdrer circle to any but
Otvll War voiorans. hla bur al wtl
take plaee at the hospital burial t
ground tu t ea t of the I e Mission )
cemetery tomorrow ( Friday I at 5
o'clock p. ta. IxH us all torn out and
bury bw with honor tu a s 'dtr of
Rm country wta M lloblruon
chaplain of pot
MILLIONAIRE'S SON
FIRED FATAL BULLET
San Francisco. April 22. With n
bullet tired with hi8 own hand still
embedded In his brain, Eugene
M ore, son of the late millionaire,
Davis Moore, of Plainfield. X. J.. Is
still aMve at the Affiliated Colleges
Hn pital in tim city.
With the exception ot the annarent
loss ot LL sight, and the ncrvoufj which is to convene in the First Con
shock wh c.h naturally followed tholgregational church Wednesday even
wound, bit condition is olote to nor-flng. April 28. and will continue
nml tt l stated tndav that hn hn1 JihrONKh the 2tll and 30 til This
a fair chance for reeovory.
The physician are eon Iderlng an
p'tempt to remove the bullet, and an
operation may be undertaken tomor
row
Troubles with hie wife, who was
fnrntrly Mies Elma Stewart, ot Plain
field, and financial dlRloult es, are
said to hare caused Moore to attempt
o ud his life. Mrs. Moore returned
to Plainfleli a year ago, and since
that time her hu band has been liv
ing under tho name of M. Carter.
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TEN THOUSAND IS
REPAID FOR HUNDRED
Grass Valley. Cal., April 22.
Captain S H. Dille, a plonoer resi
dent of this city, is rejoicing today
ovfr the news that a loan of (COO
madp 50 yoars ago Is to bo repaid
one hundred fold.
In t..p eariy days of California,
Dllle and William Jostor of San
Francisco wore partners In several
mining ventures In this vicinity. After
saving $C00 jester determined to try
his fortunes in now Holds, and de
parted for the onst nftor securing
the loan of an additional $600 from
Dllle
During tnc years that hnvo inter
vened, tho men have corresponded,
but the loan was never repnld. Yes
terday Dlllo receive notice through n
lcg.il firm thnt his former partnor
was dead. Jester,. according to the
Information rocelvod, had gone to Ar
gentine republic, whore he had pros
pered A clause in his will provided
for the payment of $10,000 for each
$ton of Dllle's original loan,
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Snloiii Hotel Arrivals.
Portland It. C. Hnllberg. Miss
Crawford, vv". W. Cox. D. J. Mc
Konsle. J. t. Perry. N. O. Jensen.
F T. Griffith. G. Gondell, A. It.
Newell. V. Patterson nnd wife, lion
II. I.luk.
Cedar Hnplds, la. M. M. Hunter.
HoIhu L. Houston, I. K. Hawk.
Sonttle F. U. Sutton. J. 11. Dar
ling. O. G. Gruon.
I.os Angolos F. V. Taylor.
Medford A. H. Iteemes.
Hay City, Or. Fred A. Moore.
Charley Slmural.
Ilutto Clarence Dall and wife.
Hoseburg M. A. Crawford and
wife
Spokamt John I). Arlington AI
McCoHibs, J. M. Metehen.
Dallas M. and Mrs. K. F. Kirk
laud, Wm. Htigneeton.
Newberg II. 11. Maekey.
rails -uy Hyrd Holmes.
uaKeraiield Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Olteu. -
Hoquiam, Wash. N. J. Kenworthy
and wifo.
Omaha Joe. A. Uagleyand family
lxmg Roach, Or. Tom It. Stone.
C. J. lluek.
Maker City Jacob Turner nnd
wife.
Astoria R. IS. Conroy, Sm lluell.
Dnfur Mr. and Mrs. George lin
ker. Alfred linker.
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SottiitliiHly I. led
You should hear
next TueMlay night
minstrel.
Cannier sing it
at Y. M. 0. A.
Tmo Fine Canf -
Watt Shlpp received today two
line Morris ennoee, nnd thoy nro to bo
speed ly snapped up by members of
the Salem Canoe Club.
Chocolate untl Don lions
At lluaklngham's Palaco ot Swoots.
Red Cross Pharmacy. 4-3-tf
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It is Impossible to be well, simply Impossible, if the bowel are
constipated. Waste products, poisonous substances, nititt be
removed from the body at leist once each day, or there will In
trouble. Ask your doctor abM t Aver's IMls, 1 . 'v l.xt.u- all
vegetable. He knows why tlutd rt1 1 t ' .
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STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION NEXT WEEK
Salem people will bo Interested to
know thnt what will probably bo the
most Important If not the largest re
ligious convention to be held In this
state this year will meet In Salem
next week. This is the twenty-fourth
I annual convention of tho Oregon
State Sunday School Association,
convention Is made up of delegates
frtm Sunday schools of the various
denominations and Is undenomina
tional, or lnter-denoinlnational in
character. About sixty speakers have
places on the program, and the list
Includes seeral of national reputa
tion. A large number of delegates
is expected, and the local churches
are making arrangement for their
accommodation.
This convention will be preceded by
the Marlon County Sunday School
convention, which meets at the Chris
tian church Wednesday, April 28, in
the forenoon and afternoon. Several
of the speakers from abroad who are
to be hore for the stnto convention
will be present at the county conven
tion and have places on tho ptogrnin.
Tho U. S. Government In its
"Puro Food Law" does not "Indorso"
or "gunranteo" any preparation, ub
som cmanufacturcrs In their adver
tisement! would mako It appear. In
the caso of medicines tho law pro
vider that certain drugs shall bo men
tloncd on tho labels, if thoy aro in
gredients of tho propnrat'ons. Ely's
Cream Dalm tho woll-known family
remedy for cold In tho head, hay
fever and nasal catarrh, doesn't con
tain a slnglo injurious drug, bo tho
mnkcrs havo simply to wrlto tho
fact that it complies with all tho re
quirements of tho law.
MAYOR RECONSIDERS
RUSH RESIGNATION
Belllnghnm, Wn h April 22.
Rather than sign an ordlnanco per
m'tting tho playing of pokor and
other card gamos, on tho basis that
the loser buy cigars for tho crowd,
Mayor Elder, of Lndon, lait Mondny
handed his written resignation to tho
council.
"Tho document wns tabled. Now
tho mayor has changed his mind nnd
today ho Btnted ho would withdraw
the ro Ignatlon. veto tho ordlnnnco
and fight tho council on tho measure
The mayor says ho was expected to
Mgn any bin pnsied by tho council,
nnd roslgned on that account.
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About $75,000 lease monoy Is to bo
paid the Umatilla Indians in 30 days.
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A KNOCKER
Is a man who can't see good In nn
ponoa or thing. It's a hnblt causeJ
by a d'sordered liver If you And
that you aro boglnning to seo thing.
through bluo spectaclos, treat your
liver to n good cleaning nut process
with Dallard's Herblno. A sure cure
for constipation, dyspepsia, Indigos
tlon, sick headacbo, biliousness, ail
llvor, stomach nnd bowel trouble-;.
Sold by all dealers.
New Incorporations.
Articles of incorporation filed in
the office of the secretary of state
April . ns ioIIews:
Yamhill Mining-Power & Light Co..
principal office Sheridan; capital
stock, $20,000; Incorporators. O. G.
Bushman. Katie Bushman and Sam
Bushman.
Cnnby Canal Realty Company,
principal offlco. Cnnby; capital stook.
$5000: Incorporators, J. s. Sullivan.
O. ,N. MeGrogor nnd W. B Moore.
Mountain Irrlgution Company,
principal Onlco. Portland, onnltnl
stock, $10,000; Incorporators. Claude
K. llloks, R. Sharwlek nnd J. R. IC.
i Irvin.
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to be Weill
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Mr. and Mrs A. D. Test nnd Mrs.
II. Koll of Mitchell. S. D.. loft for
ther home today nfter visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Snrrlll for a few days.
They have been wintering In Cali
fornia. Mrs Edward Martin returned to
Portland yesterday afternoon after a.
visit with her sister. Mrs. Ralph
Olover, In this city.
Mrs. II. II Newell returned from a
short visit with Miss Goodrich at
Chemawa yesterday.
Fred Hill, n local plumber, haB
gone to Portland to work for a fow
Vr)kl
Miss Gladyx Richie left this morn
ing for Seattle, where she will re
main during the summer month- with
hor sister, Mrs. Harold B. Cole.
Dave IlatfMd, of Eugene, h in the
city transacting businew and visiting
frlonds.
Mr. nnd Mrs. George Willis re
turned to the'r homo in Orogon City
n t night, nfter a brief visit with
frlonds here.
Tom Smith loft on tho Eloctric last
nljht for Portlnnd.
Clnlr Davidson, of Sllvorton, was
In tho city yo-torday, looking nfter
business mattors.
John Turner, of Woodlyurn, was
transacting business hore yester
day. Mr. nnd Mrs. L. J. Korc. of Port
lnnd, arc In the city visiting for a
'cw dnys. Mr. and Mrs. Kore aro
new arrivals from the Ea"t, nnd nro
looking for n place to locate.
J, H. Deavls returned to Independ
ence last night, after a business trip
hero.
Mrs. Frank Walt has returned to
her homo In this city, nfter a weeks'
visit with friends and relatives In
Ro-eburg.
R. R. Long has gono to Portland
o trnnsnet btrlnoss for tho remaind
er of tho weok.
MIst E'ln McGee, of Portland, is
visiting Miss Ruth Colllpnn. on South
Liber v street, for a few days.
Hnrry Noble hai returned to hla
home in GrnntB Pas, aftor n week's
visit with. Salem fr'ends nnd rela
tives. Sheriff J. M. Grant of Polk county
wns In the city todav looking aftor
bup matters In the Interont of
his off Ire
Married.
DROWN-REITZ At the bride's pnr
onts' home. Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Ilrown, on the Garden road,
Wednesday. April 21. 190S. Mls
Ednn E. Ilrown to Mr. Elmer Rellz.
Rov. H. T. Dabcock performing the
coromnny before relatives of tho
young people. They will mako
tholr home on Mr. Reltx's farm
near Salem.
Norwich Union Fire
Insurance Company
Frank Meredith. Resident Agent
Room 13, Ladd & Rush, Bank
Building.
MONEY TO LOAN
THOS. K. FORD
Over Ladd & Bush's Bank Salem Or
PIANO TUNING
liUTEMiUS li. WOODS.
unlng. polishing, ropalrlng Ph'etiOS
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PERSONAL MENTION
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NEW TODAY
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ror Mile Sovernl housosTn" Salem,
and farm lands at a bargain. Cap
ital National Bnnk 6-1-eod
Wnntel Mttn and wife to work on
fnrm noar Albany. Half of pro
vlslans; $46 por month. Inquire
at this, ollloe. 4-22-3t
Ten m fcm. SjiIi.
wood. No.
street.
-Inquire C. M. Lock-
214 N. Commercial
4-22-St
Wunteil Salesman to sell high-grade
nursery stock. Inquire W. W.
Walker. Marlon County Nursery
to Phone 45S l-22-tf
lW Mi,wcnt roses at Hamilton
green house. Yew Pnrk; will be
there afternoons only. Mis Ber
tha Hawk. 4-22-tf
For S.1I0 Jersey cow; faur years
old; four gallons of m'lk per day
Call at 4 IS South lflth streot.
4-22-3t
(Vnunt Work Septic tank, cement
walks and foundations. All work
guaranteed Hary Rowe Phone
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Pund
lMK?kt illnrv Dunai nnn
have same by paying for this ad.
1 all at Journal office. 4-22-3t
55 BARGAIN
Lot 70xM0 on Winter
Street, near Oak
NK.XT10 J. . ALiumrs.
HHSIDHNOII
Apply to
Meyer & Belle Land Co.
Instate St. Phone 857
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