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$3.00Belt Buckles-$3.60
The handsomest belt buckles in Salem, none to com
pare with these buckles even In the jewelry stores. They
are -set with beautiful amethyst, turquoise, sardonyx and
topaz. Also a large assortment of very pretty buckles
from 25c up. If it's up-to-date, if it's correct, it's here,
The best values are always herei
Many weak, norvous women havo
been restored to health by Foloy'a
Kldnoy Remedy as It stimulates tho
kidneys so thoy will ollmlnato tho
waato matter from tho blood. Im
purities depress tno nerves, causing
nervous exhaustion and other ail
ments. Oirimuico today and you
will soon bo woll. Pleasant to take
J. C. Perry.
60 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
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Dcsiqns
CopvmaHTi Ac.
Anront Itndlnf ikatch and dMeriptlon bit
qatoklr uetruln our opinion fn wbMhtr an
Infantum (a probablr patanubla. CoBimunlea.
Horn atrtetlr eonadantUL HANeMM a raianu
nt it, uiaefi aftner iuroannir pwwii.
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m latent Iedlcliw or medklaes
advertised In this paper are for sale
DR. STONE'S
Drug Store
The only cash drug More la Ore
goa, atM bo one, aad bo obb owm
. it; carries large stock; Us shelves,
counters and show cases are loaded
with drugs, medicines, notions, toilet
articles, wines and liquors ot all
kinds (or medicinal purposes. Dr.
Stoae is a regular graduate la Med
icine, and has had many year ot ex
perience la the practice. Coaaulta
tloas are free. Prescriptions are
tree, and only regular prices for
medklae. Dr. Stoae can fee twind
fr at M drag atore, Salem, Or., from
7 the SLoralar until 9 at atfbt.
LADIES' TAILORED
Suits
Reduced From
$35 to
This reduction i on this
Spring's suits. They are
tailored in the latest styld on
the most approved lines of
the most favored fashion.
Also reductions on all the
other 1909
TAILORED SUITS
throughout the suit depart
ment. Notice to Contractors.
Notice is hereby given thnt sealed
bids will bo oponcd nt tho regular
meeting of the Common Council of
Salem, Oregon, to bo held May 17,
1909, for tho improvement ot Court
stroot. in said city with Warren Bros.
Bltullthtc Waterproof Pavomont from
tho wost lino of Church street to tho
most westerly lino of Twelfth Btrect
Including intersections. Attontion ot
cotnractors Is called to tho plans and
specifications on ftlo in tho offlce of
tho city recordor, which shall govern
tho manner of bidding, and tho meth
od of making said improvement.
Oato of first publication May 13,
1909.
By order of tho Common Council.
W. A. MOOItES,
B-13-3t . City Recordor
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Llttlo attacks ot Indigestion art
what bring on other allmonts, such
as .acute indigestion, chronic dys
pepsia, and even more serious per
manent illness. Kodol Is guaran
teed to glvo rollef. Try It toduy
Sold by all druggists.
o
John Pierpont Morgan Is coming
to tho Pacific coast this summer.
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DeWitt'B Kidnor nmt TllnririAr Pllla
are antiseptic and relievo pain quick
ly. uiBiBi upou uewuiB, Bona your
namo to B. C. DoWltt & Co.. Chica
go, for a freo trial box. Bald bv nil
druggists.
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There wore novnr nn mnnv nnw
buildings on the stocks as at present
O"
. WRECK
Is tho only fit description tor the
man or woman who is crippled with
rhoumatlam. Juat a tnxr rhnnmntln
twinges may be tho forerunner of
a severe auacK stop tho trouble at
tho start with Ballard's Snow Lini
ment. CuroA tno rheumatism find
all pain Price 26c, 50c and 1.00.
who, oy an ueaierc,
o
The United States will preserve tho
pence of CeutraJ America.
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If you want to feel well, look well
and bo well, take Foley's Kidney
Remedy, It tones up the kidneys
and bladder, puriles tho blood and
restores health and- strength. Pleas
ant to take and' contains no -harmful
drugs. Why not commence today?
J. O. Perry.,
Headquarters
for
BERRY CRATES
BOXES
Capital .Commission Co. ! !
M7 0. Oon'I sK, Pfco,V7
$20
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ELINOR 6LYN HAS
FLIN6JT AMERICANS
AUTHOR OF "THREE
ICAN MEN ARE GENTLEMEN EVEN
IN THEIR TREATMENT OF
WOMEN
Now York. May 13 "When you're
out with them (American men) you
feel more as though you woro with
kind uunts or grandmothers. Thoy
don't try to mono lovo to you or say
things with two uicunlngs and thoy
nre perfectly serious all tho timo."
Thus Elinor Qlyn, tho English novel
ist, epitomized American manhood
and shows a gleam of pralso in n
book entitled "Elizabeth Visits
America," which teomn with crltlcUm
ranging from tho hotel culslno to the
quality of sheets In Pullman car
berths.
Cuustlcally, she says:
"If you happen to got bored with
your Amorlcnn husband you simply
get him to divorce you and glvo up
your child to him for an extra mil
lion and ithen go off and marry tho
other man."
Speaking of American women sho
wrues:
"No other nation can compnro with
WRESTLIN6 MATCH AT
SALEM 6ETS A BUMP
The promoters of wrestling ro
coivod quite a bump by tho sudden
refusal of tho champion ot tho world,
Frank Gotch, to moot Eddio O'Con
noil, ot tho Multnomah Amatour Ath
letic Club, in thlB city. Qotch was to
appear tonight and glvo a demonstra
tion ot his wrestling powors, and
this was cloarly understood by tho
promoters, but this morning at 7
o'clock Qotch was socn leaving tho
city with his aultcaso via. tho North
ern Pacific, but his destination could
not bo Idarncd.
Thoso who took part in arranging
tho match botweon Ooth and O'Con
noll nro of tho opinion that
Goth throw down tho bout on
account of poor rccolpts and
small .crowd ho thought ho would
moot in this city and at Eugene, that
city bolng scheduled for bis follow
ing match. This Is a woll-founded
probability on tho parts qf tho man
agers and promotorB of wrestling,
JACK ROGERS MAKES
A BIG
Jack Rogoru mudo moro mouoy to
duy thnn any one man Is entitled
to. When Tho Journal roportor call
ed at tho bunk In tho dosporato
search for a nows Itom Rogers wub
sitting at a desk with a Block ot
sheet of national bank notes rang
A
LOOKING ACROSS GEYSER BASIN AT HORTICULTURAL HALL
No fairer scene caa be offered any place than the outlook from the foot
ot the Alaska Monument on the grounds ot the Alaaka-Yukon-Paclfic Ex
position. Standing directly la front of the great building ot the United
States Government, the enormous golden eagle on his towering perch
of northern gold keeps watch and guard over the most perfect expositlor
city that baa ever bees reared. Under his eye are gathered the rarest
collection ot.waa's examples ef skill and art ever assembled, and these
find shelter in magaiaeeat greup of permanent and temporary buildings,
whose architectural deslga and clever coBiitructlon exemplify the very
highest ot man's laveatlve ability.
At night when the long twilight of the northern latitudes close down,
the manifold beautlee et the epet show their greatest charm. With the
fading of, day coaee the remaace of evening and the millions of lamps,
made brlLMaat by electrklty, 'flask their rainbow tints over a land such as
fairies might have hullded. The rushing, tumbllnr torrents of the Cas
cades pour taejr ewermotw relume over a bed covered by electric bulbs,
asd froetae u4et pool ef Geyser Basin are reflected as la a mirror.
Electroliers ef Freech deeigs are lavishly scattered beoeath the trees, aad
from their eUar raya the del ef flowers are &eea In sdded hues.
I Does net: Color the Hair
AVER'S HAIR VIGOR
StOfsavFrnlflrtir Yimtr A An Clamant DrosMlnflc
DcwtreysK fXmnttrmft M.k Hair Grow
Competed rfife-r, Gk, &mim,Ge CUorid, Capetcwm, Sage, AlcefcoS,
Water, fertamc. Ask yew doctor Ms efwlea of such a hair prcperatfcm,
i 1 "i tesif OPIHiHTr ST Ji1, fH
WEEKS" SAYS AMER
them In their exquisitely spruce np
penrnnco and tholr perfect feet, su
perlatively perfect boots and short
tailor dresses. To boo Fifth avonuo
on a bright day is like a procession
of glowing flowers.
"And It's a mercy," sho concludes,
"that American women have bucu
lovely feet and nice shapes, because
when they cross to n placo called tho
Flatlren building tho gusts do what
thoy plonso with their garments. If
the Hones club could; get itself re
moved from Plcndllly to tho Flatlron
thoso wicked old mon would spend
their days glued to tho windows.
"No one has thnt draggled, too-
long-ln-the-lmck and too-Bhort-ln-tho-front
look nt lota of English women
holding up their garments In n
frightful fnnhlon.
..Ibo thcro are nn old people as
such some old women,- but almost
no old men. I supposo they all die
off with their hard life."
owing to tho fact Qotch wont on tho
mat in Portlnnd boforo a very small
houso, and this, taking a compari
son of tho wrestling fan population
ot Portland, Eugene and Salem,
cnusod tho big man from Iowa to
dlncourago all chances ot an oppor
tunity for Salem and Eugene tana to
soo him In action.
Tho blnmo for tho falluro to pull
off this match Is not laid on tho man
agers or promotors, as thoy arranged
matters in good faith with Qotch,
and, although Qotch was not bound
down to annoar here, he dlsnlayed
vorytnttto fairness toward his frlonds
and admirers oy running off to some
unknown- locality, without even ex
pressing himself in rogard to tho
matter. The match would not nave
nmouatod to moro thnn nn exhibition
ot wrestling by tho world's cham
pion, but Qotch is a man everyone
wishes to seo, and his actions In this
case disappointed hundreds ot fans.
WAD OF MONEY
ing from $10 to $C0 each, and thoy
woro only worth tho paper nnd cost
of printing without his signature.
Whon ho run tho beautiful lino at
tho bottom ot each of thoso bills, that
spellod Rogers each of thoso pieces
or papor was worth wnat It purported
IPQn
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mi
SJt
JV
to bo worth, I B0. Now what's the
use of gold mining and government
mints and all that kind ot stuff when
a man can Just sit down, between
jobs of cashing cnocks, and mnko $50
every tlnio ho signs his namo? Tho
roportor generously orfcrcd to tako
the Job 'off his hands for half and
agreed to pay no attention to tho
eight-hour law and to work 1G hours
a day It necessary, but Rogers said
his health was pretty good and ho
needed somothlng to keep him busy
until his squadron got busy this. Bum
mer. Of courso his duties as high
admiral of tho upper Willamette will
cut In on uib money making Job for
n while, but It looks ns though ho
would havo enough on hand by that
time to meot ait ucmnnds.
CALHOUN TRIAL
STILL DRAGS ALONG
ITS WEARY WAY
(United Press Ltaierf Wlrc.l
San Francisco, May 13. John II.
Meyer, of San Mateo, director ot tho
United Railroads, testified today in
tho Calhoun , trial, that ho had no
knowlcdgo ot tho $600,000 in cur
rency nllogod to havo boon drawn
from tho Unltod Statos mint -upon
Calhoun's ordor. According to his
statomont, tho mouoy was not men
tioned at subsoquont meetings ot tho
directorate.
It is cxpocted that tho prosecu
tion will solzo upon this testimony to
attempt to show that knowledge ot
tho raonoy eald to hav6 beea drawn
was confined to tho dofandant and
othora closely associated with him.
Under tho guidance ot counsel for
tho dotenBO, Meyer averred that he
had never heard ot any connection
botwon Abo Ruet and the United
Railroads Company, and that Ruet
had never boon In tho employ of the
company,
Calhoun's right hand man In tho
oxccutlvo offices ot the United Rail
roads. Thornwall Mullally. today took
tho stand for tho first time slnco tho
proceedings commenced, nnd denied
any knowlodgo of tho alleged brlbo
sum ot $300,000, donylng emphatic
ally that ho over was present at tho
mint whon Tlory L. Ford prosontod a
curroncy ordor signed by tho defend
ant. Mullally was loth to loavo tho stand
whon his examination was over. Only
tho advlco of tho court to conflno his
answers to the questions asked by
tho nttornoya servd to stop ropntcd
declarations of tho yeoman sorvlco
dono by tho United Railroads and Its
ofllcors during tho period aftor tho
flro and earthquako ot April 18,
1906,
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RIOTING CONTINUES
IN PARIS, OVKR
THIfl POSTATi STRUCK
United I'rfM I.enied Wire.)
Pnrb, Mrty 13. A serious out
brook was provonted by the troops
this afternoon whon there was a
clash botwoon tho Socialists and tho
Radicals nnd Nationalists In tho chant
her of deputies. Morrel, a Sosiallfrt,
won hootod down by tho Radicals and
Nationalists, whon ho tried to ad
dress tho chamber. Thoro was n hot
exchange ot words between the op
posing factions and Deputy Blanche,
n Socialist, attomptod to start a
light. Ho was dxpollod from tho
chamber, and tho troops called to
preeervo ordor.
Two hundred postmen woro forced
to Join tho strikers this afternoon.
Dolgntlonn representing tho strik
ers throatond tho postmen with vlo
lonco It thoy did not walk out.
Tho worst reports from outsido tho
city a ro from Llllo, whore tho strik
ers cut wlrcH and damaged a numbor
of tolograph instruments.
ONE OF NEW YORKER'S
F1JMALH NOTORITTttS
(United I'rtM LtueJ Wlre.l
Paris, May 13. Tho charges that
Prlncoss Do Sagan, formerly Aana
dould, Is about to sopuruto from tho
prlnco, whom sho married aftor their
International ttourtshlp n year ago,
woro renowod today by Maltro Don
not, roproflontlng Count Doni Do Cas
tellan, Anna's formor husband.
Bennott appeared in court whon
hearing was rosumod In connection
with Bonl'B appoat from tho vordlct
by which Anna was given custody ot
tho Costollano children. Anha'a
counsel denied the allegations, and
tho other chargon ot unfltueeas for
parental cares woro offered on each
side. '
DISCUKHIOX OVKR
HTATK KauVK WORKS
Tho Htuto board and W. 12. Thomas
representative of tho Northwest 8tovo
Foundry, held a meeting thla after
noon in tho governor's offlco mid a
general discussion was Indulged In
regarding tho futuro disposition of
tho burned shops at tho penitentiary.
Tho board Is not prepared to glvo
out any doflnlte conclusion!! In tha
matter as yot, but It la thought thorn
will ba no mo movements mndo in a
short timo toward tho rebuilding of
tno shops. Tho principal part of tho
discussion this afternoon whs con
corning the Installation of tho ruined
machluery which was burned in tho
threo shops. It appears that tho
Northwest Stove Foundry was to
koep the machinery in repair origin
ally instnllod by tho state and tho
stnto being tho owners of the prop
erty, but conBlderablo machinery was
destroyed In the fire which was now
and was Installed by tho Northwest
Stove, Foundry peoplo. The foundry
company contends tho statu should in
stall all tho machinery, but the board
is of tho opinion the now machinery
which was put up In tho shops by
tho foundry company should bo re
placed by them. Tho company, how
over, considers tho new machinery
as being part of tholr work of gen
eral repairs and that they nro not
in favor of sotting up the machinery
to Urfa tho paco of tho now which
was burne.d up.
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The. Capital Journal will have a
great Saturday paper.
ASIlHafiiiiitiJiyfatb
ri.T.rajituiuursiWTAL
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KMb, and (Pita IMwwm,
arc vrvTj Dttmub
oa baaat. and d
Sw oMaJMofi, ft
BMMM4 tbalMt
of jttn, aad
It Mi htnnlMI
tultlttobtianU
I protxrlj mad.
Accpiaoooanler.
flit ot" Umllat
suit. Dr. I A.
Birr tald to a
liar ot tho but
ton (a paUiMM
' A) roa Udle
win (is Uitm.
1 rannmmana
flcaraadU Crania' at tha lut Ermfal ef an tit
kjtla utparatlotu." For aalt by all dral'ti lr ner"
iooSt Uulwa la Ut Ualtad BCum, Oanada aad Earopa.
FWJ.IlW, Pfefu, V Bftet Jwh Slrttt, KewYeiW
THE MARKETS
San Francisco, Muy 12 Wheat
No. l California cluo, por cental,
$2.1002.16; California white mill
ing, $2.16iu'2.20; northorn blucstom,
$2.26(Q)2.30; off grades wheat, $1.85
2; reds, $2.05 02.10.
Bartoy Food bar.ey, $1.52
1.G2&; common to fair, $1,4S
1.55; browing at Ban Francleeo,
nominal at$1.65 1.70; Chnvalter,
$1.65&1.72, according to quality.
Eggs Per dozen, California fresh,
Including cases, oxtra, 27; ftreta,
26c; seconds, 24 Ma; thirds, 22 c.
Iluttor Por pound, Calltorata
fresh, extras, 24c; firsts, 33c; Bee
onds, 23c
Now choeBO Por pound, Califor
nia flats, fancy, 14c; firsts, 13 He;
second. 12c; California Young Amer
ica, fancy, 17o; firsts, 16 c
Potatoes Per cental, River Whites
fancy, 2J2c; Oregon BHrbaake,
$2.G02.60; new potatoes, per
pound, 33o; sweet potatoes, pr
crato, $1.0001.66.
Onions Por contal, Australtam
Drown, $4; Texas Bermudas, per
crato, $1.3501.50; new greea, per
box, 65o; new rod, per eaoic. $2.
Orangco Por box, Navols, elaee
80 to 126, $1.5002; slice 15 t
216, $2.2502.75; Tangerines, per
box, 75o0$l,
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PORTLAND KAKKBTS
Wheat Tntck Prices. ?
Club ....'. . .$1.20
Dluostom $1.3001.85
Turkey rod $1.26
Vnlloy $1.17
, . . . Floar.
! Patents $6.05
Straights 5.10
ExportB 4.70
Vnlloy 6.S0
Graham, 1V4 sack 6.68
Wholo wheat 6.8f
Hay. '
Wlllamotto vnlloy ordinary. $14 018
Eaitoru Oregon, fancy.... $18tp26
Alfalfa $13 014
Clover $11012
Otieeee.
F. O. Twins 17e
F. O, Triplets 17e
Youug America 18e
Cream brick SOe
Swiss block J8o
Llmberger 1828e
MllWaUfs.
Drnn . . $28.50
Middling $33.00
Shorts, city $20 032
Chop ..' $24030
Rolled Dnrloy $36037
Eggo.
Suloct Orogon ,...24025o
Enstorn 16c02Oc
Drrsecd Meat,
noes, faacr B910o
Hogs, ordinary
g i
1'icnio
Hogs larco . . .
Voal, extra . . . ,
Veal, ordinary
iec
8tfl
leV.
8a
8e
veal, heavy
Mutton, fancy , 80 7e
Cottago roll lie
Droakfast 17KSl
Rog. short clear, smoked He
Ditto, uaimoked. .. . ... 12
Clear backs, smoked.... 18e
Shoulders . , . , , lie
Batter
Fancy 220240
Choice .80c
Storo 18020c
Oats
No. 1 Whlto '.$40.0041.ei
Oray 38.00
Potatoes.
Buying prices, ewt $2.00
Freeh FrmHs.
Ornngos $2.25 0 3.26
Lemons ,$1.6O4.60
Apple, box 65492. 69
Bananas, lb 6V46c
Potdtry.
Chickens, mixed 1414911c
Fryers 22 0250
Roosters, old ...... , 18c
Broilers .....28038c
Drostd, poultry, lo lb, higher.
Ducks . .14Wl6c
Oocso, llvo 10llo
Turkoys ,,, 88c
Dressed 21938c
EXPLOSION OF GAS "
CAUSES A FIRE
Sacramento, May 13. An explo
sion7 of accumulated gas, caueed, it
is helloved, by faulty connections
from tho street main, causod.a blnio
in a two-story building1 lit tho Jap
anese homo at Third and h streets.
h, Maaapoa, a Jnpancso Jeweler, la
at the Receiving hospital sufforipg
from serious burns, R. Htlurelch, a
retired fireman, was badly cut aad
burned, and his aged mothor was
rescued by firomon and carried dowa
a ladder. She is suffering from mi
nor injuries.
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If you desire a clear oomlkB
take Foley's Orlao Laxative for eoa
stlputlon and liver trouble as it wll)
stimulate these organs aud thor
oughly ciflaun vonr rvatMav which la
what everyone peed la tha spring
Bill ,
KS WX if)
la orr to ,fee well; Xv O.
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