Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, May 18, 1909, Page 4, Image 4

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SPgRTING NEWS .
OF IMPORTANCE"
FROM BAY CITY
Kitchen Coolniss
No hot and blistering air
to' sap vitality and make
cooking intolerable when
work is done on the safe,
economical and comfort
able New Perfection
Wick Blue Flame Oil
Cook-Stove. Using it,
your kitchen is not a
room to flv from, but a olace where nil tho
necessary household work is done in restful coolnei
NEW PERFECTION
Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove
it built With a CABINET TOP just like tho modern iteel range.
Combinci conveniences found in no other oil stove. Tht ptrftct itevt
fir lummtr. Three sizes. With or without CabinetTop.
At your dealer, or write our nearest agency. t
m Rasfo LAMP7;
wr draft lamp free from the
faults of other lamps. A perfect artificial light.
Handsome and safe. If not with your dtalw,
write our nearest agency.
STANDARD OIL. COMPANY
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United Prem Indued Wire.)
San Francisco, May 18. It was
learned today that Eddie Granoy, fa
mous refereo and flstlc promotor, was
married Mar E. to MIsb Airnes Mil-
hoan, 25 years of age, former stenog
rapher In the offices of Abo Ruef. Tha
young lady also nyas known hero as
Agnes Hamilton, having adopted tbo
nama of her stepfather. Qranoy's
first wlfo died about a year ago,
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A. M. ASS'N FIjHTING . "? "&X?Sfi:
nor AJi7cn i Anno mlttlng immigrants to become influ-
OKGANIZED LABOR onccd by tho federation, which has
j grown up amongst us, and which
(United I'ren Leased wire. Bets and decrees Its leaders to be
New York, May 18. In a etronu- abovo tho laws of tho land."
olis attack upon union labor ana Ja- In predicting that more serious
bor organizations, James W. Van trouulo is yet in store, van uieave
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Falling to match Dllly Papko with
Sam Langford, Promoter Jim Coff
roth is conducting negotiations today
with Willis Brltt for another Papko
Ketchel match.
Coffroth tried to makq arrange
ments Inst night for tho fight, but
coma not get tno iightors to agreo
upoA weight terms. Papko assortod
that they should weigh in at noon,
Vjillo Drltt maintained 10:30 n. m.
would bo tho proper time. Finally
tho promoter lost natlonr.it nn1 ilo.
clarcd all negotiations off for tho
night. Early today, however, ho wan
on the Job again, and hopes that bo-
roro nignt his wlro conversation with
Drltt win have terminated satisfac
torily. Pnpko was positive la his rofusal
to moot Lnhgford whon Coffroth tried
to hypnotize him Intg signing a con
trad with tho negro. Ho said that ho
might take. Sam on later, hut that his
next match, If ho had his wny, would
bo with Ketchol.
Tlio Kind You Ilnvo Ahv&ys Bought, tind which lias boon
in uho lor over UO yenrs, lina borno tho Hlfpmturo of
ntiu Iiuh uooniimdotiiulor his p.or
7tjtfzy Honnl Huporvlslon nlnco its InfUncy.
6CCly iwtn nun nflnnil.m.t.Ml.i 41.1..
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All Oountorfnlts, Imitation!) nml"JiiHt-nH-Kood"nro but
ExporlniontH tlutt trlflo vltlt and ondmiKcr tho health of
Inftmtfl and Children Experience ngalnHt Experiment.
What Is CASTORIA
Cnnforlu Jh rt hnvinlenN piib.stlttito for Castor OH, Pare
Korlo, JrJiis p.nd fioothbijr Syrups. It l Pleasant. It
contKli.3 nollhov Opium, Morphine- nor otlier Norco$Io
ntibsm"s ItH ajro 1h its guarantee It destroys Worms
and nilujn i'ovcrishncHs. It cures Dlarrhwa and "Wind
Coltu. Ifc rollovcs Toothing Troubles, cures Constipation
Wiil FIntuleuoj'. It assimilates tho Food, regulate the
Btnmmtlt ninl Unvl, if'vlnir healthy and natural sleep.
Th9 Childrcu'ti l'anucca-Tlto mother's Friend,
QBNUIHE CASTORIA ALWAYS
jy Boara tho SIguaturo of
The Kind You Hare Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
ti cinuh sommut, if miuu iimiTi Mwvonem.
WRESTLING
Eddie O'Conncll vs. Dan Sullivan
Mlddlowolght Championship, Grand Opera House,-Sa-lom,
Oregon, Friday. May 21
Last match of tho season, Box office opens Friday morn
ing, Soats $1,00 and $1,50
E-RU-SA THE ONLY LAWFUL PILE CURE
Decnuitf doea not eoatnU narcotics, mercury, cocaine, lead or any
Witosoua dwwi. Decua B-UU-aA CUUE3 TILES. U. 8, Dtepenwtory
rowraenas Overy laredlnt of K-UU-3A. Drug lawn make "fatee or to
leadlns statement" a, crime. Thorefore tho aalo'of all other or UJurlous
SMrcotlo pile nodtclnM U Illegal, bscuuso thov affeet ma brain Bd uiui
marrow, uroiuc constlpatlnu and nevor euro. All reliable. up-to-Aat
Hrusfwta ui wiKNBBi BiaiioijK Bfiii ana inunrjo b-ku-BA, Bly In sMHm.
DR.TTONK'i DHUO STORrl. Q. W PUTHAM ft CO., R1NOO & ORABUR
KKO 011033 I'HAUMAOV, ,nd CAPITAL DRUQ iTORJt, W. H. 0'J.
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THE HOUSE OF COMFORT
v Whoro yoa casi slwayi Im un of Beolng a good program.
-jbct 1r moving 4ctr, wtMk a4 deacrlpttvo songs.
Cowplote chaaM of wvmrtm twiny.
Hoar MIm "VM Verclr' vUU solo Thursdar nlgat.
Tko
Costing $1000 to assure good faith
Dllly Pnpl?o today, offorod to bot
92500 thnt Chick tludson, tho Scat
tIoIightwolght, could beat Dnttllng
Nol'son In a fight for tho world's
chnrnplonalilp.
"rvo soon Nelson fight, nnd I bo
Hovo Hudson hns It on him," "said
Pnt)ko today. "When Nelson mot
Joe Onns lost Fourth of July ho jnado
a bungling fight ngnlnst a man who
wna ovldontlx nil in, nnd was ns stiff
ob n slab.
M will lcavo tills monnv nn fnr
iwa unya, bo innt NoiBon may lmvo
amnio tlmo to cover It. Ton mln.
uto's notlco Is nil I need In which to
furnish tho bnlnnco of tho wager, If
Nelson nccopts tho proposition.
"Tho nght can bo pulled off nt as
short notlco nnd over nny distance
Nelson desires to. This Is a cado
whoro monoy tnlk8."
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Nntlr In IN'Intloit to the WIiIciiIiik
of Cliciiu'lcctii Klrt'ul.
Notlco Is horoby glvon thnt tho
report of tho viewers appointed by
tho common council of tho city of
Salem, Oregon, for tho purposo of
mnklng nn nsscssmont of dnmnges
and benefits for tho oponlng nnd
widening of Chemokotn Htreot on nc
cijnnt of condemning tho land of Mrs.
N. Clark ns set forth in ordlnnnco
No. 022. him 1)0011 fllod In Dm nffltui
of tho city" recorder nnd Is now open
to public Innpoctlon In said office
Tho dlfltrlct nssoRBed bv tho vlnwnm
ns bolng tho district bonoiitcil nml
to pay for tho dnmnges stiHtnlncd to
Mrs. N. Clnrk on nccount of tho wid
ening of said atroot Is Included bo
tweon tho oast lino of Thirteenth
Htreot nnd tho woat lino of Twonty-
urHi street anil extending east nnd
west not to oxecod n dlstnnco of 235
feot on einior aide of snld Chomokotn
street. For oxnetneos, however, rof
oronco may bo hnd to tho report of
tho vlowers on fllo In tho office of
tho olty rucordor which shows tho
dnmngos and exponscs na n result of
tho widening of snld Chomokotn
street nnd tho proporty Unblo to bo
iiRBOBsed for tho payment of snld
dnmngcH nnd oxponscB.
All persons Interested In snld re
port nro horoby notified to present In
writing inoir onjectlons to snld re
port. If nny they hnvo, to tho com
mon council nnd Bald objections to
gether with nnlil report shall bo
hoard nnd determined by tho council
nt or nbout 8 o'clock p. ni. on tho
24th duy of Mny. 100ft.
W. A. MOORES.
5-lK-Ct city Itecordor.
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'lhls Is to certify 'thnt all drug
glBta are authorized to refund your
mono)' If Foloy'a Honoy nnd Tar
falls to euro, your cough or cold
It stops tho cqugn. heals tho lungs
nnd provonts pneumonia nnd con
- umptlon. Contains no oplntes. Tho
genulno Is In u yollow pnekago. J
C. Perry.
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Notlco of Intention to Tiuprovo n
Portion of l-MTy .Street.
Notlco Is horoby glvon that tho
Common Council, of tho City of Sa-
iem, uregon, ueems u expedient to
Improve, and proposes to Improve, at
tha oxpeuso of nbuttlug and adja
cent property, Ferry street In snld
city, full width from curb, to curb,
with Warren Brothers' nitullthlc
Waterproof Pavement, Jrom the. o.ist
1'no of Front street to tho West curb
line of Liberty streqt, excepting that
portion of raid Ferry street which Is
Intersected by Commercial Rtroot mi
excepting a str'p eight feet In width
extending along tho center of tho
propocd Improvement which Is to
rtfcov tho street railway track of
tha Portland. KuKone & Eastern Rati
way Company, and oxceptlng a strip
seven feel In width which Is t ore
celvo a switch track of tho Portland
Railway, Lgttt & Power Company,
and which shall extond from the al
loy runn.lsg through block 35 In tho
City of Salem, Oregon, to connect
with the said street railway track of
the .Portland. Eugene & Eastern
Hallway Company, as shows In thd
plan".
Ssjd Improvement shall bo made
lu accordance with the plans nuJ
sporjflcat'nn Adopted by the Com
monjCouncIl bt ald c'ty nn tho nth
day of Majr. 1909, and which aie
henRy referred to and made a pan
of 0la HotlM.
mto of the first nubllcation of
tn notlco May 18, 1909.
uy order or the common council.
- tW,'A. 'MOORM.
IS-lltt-dly City Recorder.
Cleave oponcd tho convention of the
National Association of Mnnufactur
era hero today. As president of tho
organization, ho mado a report la
which ho dofonded tho nKcrosslvo tol
icy pursucu ny mo oniccrs in tne con
tests with labor leaders, and Indicat
ed that moro hard fighting must bo
expected.
Ho rovlewcd tho events of the
year, ns ho said, "In ord6r to reveal
tho adroitness, persistency n)nd uu
icrupulousness of tho enemies with
whom ovory employer In tho United
States will havo to deal, and thus
give an Indication of the manner In
which wo will havo to proceed In tho
future to make our labor count."
. Van Clenvo roforred to tho fact
(that certain members had expressed
mo opinion mat tno measures taken
had been too aggressive, and had
suggested that moro could havo been
accomplished by conciliation. In this
connection, ho declared that tho ns
'oc'ntlon hnd sot tho, program for
(no oiucors. no Bam mat tncy Had
met tho alternative- of fighting or sur
rondcrlng, and that ho had always
fought. Ill port ho said:
"Wo defeated thom at Washing
ton, and then tho conspirators massed
their forces nt Chicago nnd attempt
ed to frighten tho National Repub
lican convontlon Into sanctioning an
un-Domocratlc, antl-Rcpubllcan and
un-Amorlca prppoganda. Wo de
feated thom there also.
"With tho cunning engendered by
a quarter century of duplicity, tho
labor leaders thon transferred their
flold to tho state legislatures,
"Let mo warn this association thnt
under tho cloak of legislation for tho
defenso or protonded defonso of work
Ing women and children, ingldlous
nttompts undoubtedly will bo made
by tho politicians of tho trades
unions to get special favors for their
organlzatloms."
Van Cloavo wont on record ns fa
voring an amendment providing for
n tariff bllL as suggested by tho
flnnnco commtttco of tho senate.
said:
"As I havo Just pointed out, tho
United States In 189G abolished the
Indian tribal governments, Franco In
1909 hns subverted tho insurgent
civil servants. Now I ask you what
sort of treatment tho American
peoplo In 1910, 1912 and 1916 will
bo forced to deal out to the rebellious
Amorlcan Federation of Labor."
Tho report of tho committco of
Interstate commerce was presented
and contained a ucntinclatfoiibf leg'
Islatlvo regulation of common car'
rlers. It referred to tho $29,000,000
flno which Judgo Lnndls assessed
against tho Standard Oil Company as
a "mora outburst of Judicial frenzy."
A protest ngnlnst ships and ship
pers bolng taxed In operation was
contained In tho report.
Tho report deplored tho destruc
tion of the natural forests of tho
nation nnd contained an estlmato
thnt at tho prcsont rnto of lumborlng
(ho luihocrmcn wlh dcplcto the for
ests directly nnd Indirectly will de
stroy many of tho wntorways of tho
country within eight yenrs.
HOZEMA.
IODQH8 IN THB mitt..
Chnrllo Taft, youngest son of tho
president, was oporntcd on this after
noon (or tonsllltls.
Not ftpiood Disease Cured by Oil or
WJfltcixrccH 0hjkwh1.
Fo? many yeara- dczemaXwas sup
posed to bo a blood dlscaso and was--erroneously,
treated as such, but now?
tho best authorities ngrco. that eczo
ma la only a nklni dhrso,' and muit
bo cured through tho' skin. Tho cml
nont skin specialist, Dr. D. D. Dun
nls, first discovered tho eczema gerin
and his dlBcovory was quickly taker,
up In both Germany and Franco
To kill tho oczoma germ and at tht,
name tlmo heal tho skin, Dr. Dennis
compounded oil of wintergreeen. th
mol, glycerine, etc Tho roraeJy Is a
liquid, not a moro salve, honco It
sinks right Into tho pores of tho skin.
Washing with this oil of wlntorgroon
compound seems to tako tho Itch
away at onco, soon tho scales drop
away and tho dlsoaso disappears.
Tho Capital Drug Co. Tho proscrip
tion has now beon used bo long as
to have proven its absoluto merit,
and wo do not hosltate to express our
confldonco in D. D. D. Proscription ve
UBed with D. D. D. Soap.
Cherries nro not ripo yot, but tho
cherry fair Is,
Use it or not, as your doctor says
You, could not please us better than to as!t your doctor about
Aycrs Cherry Pectoral for coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis.
Thousands of families always keep it in the house. The approval
of tlicir physician and the experience oi many years nave given
them great confluence in this cough medicine.
J.C. AjtrCo,
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DODSON'S EXTRA SPECIAL
s and
W. A. GAINS & CO. HERMITAGE
WHISKIES
2 At nil FirsUclniw liars. Stnndnrd Liquor Co., Agent, Salem, Oregon
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Changed Hands Sale
Gut Price
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Shoe Sale
In establishing a new system of serving tho public I am aware many will doubt that
It is possible to cut prices on staple lines of Men's and Women's Shoes about one-third
on all regular retail values, BUT SEEING IS BELIEVING. Many come in and express
the greatest surprise that the finest stock ever offered the public can be sold at such
figures,
Full line up-to-date styles for young men, $5.00 values $2.89
Misses' and Children's Shoes, regular $1.75 values, cut price . 99c
Misses' and Children's glazed kid, $1.50 values, cut price 79o
Boys' Shoes, sold cvervwhere $1.50 to $1.75, cut price sale t 89c
THESE ARE ONLY SAMPLE PRICES OUT OF HUNDREDS
AN ELEGANT
OXFORD
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Why Pay $4 to $5
For 0xfor.ds, when we have the latest lasts and styles In
tans, oxbloods, patent leathers and gun metals .at
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$2:
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Ladies' Pumps
Patent leathenorio strap, slllcv bows, regular
$2,50 values at cut price salo .-,
$122
STYLISH TIE
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PRICE
Remember the Place-No. 263, on Weif Side Commercial Street,
Between Court and Chemeketa
WE HANDLE'SHOES ONLY, BUT 0NA LARGE SCALE, AND ALl'AT CtJT PRICES
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