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1' Vr,Y OAPrCAIi JOUUNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1000. 14 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL E. UOFKH, Editor and Proprietor Irvleretutent Nowepoper Devoted to American Principle and the I'roirross nud DoTclopoment of All Oregon. PubllnhtM Kvcry Kvcnlng Bzcppt Sunday, SMcm, Oro. SUBSCRIPTION RATKS. (InvsrUblr In Adtance.) Jtly, by carrier, por year W.00 Per month Mo ,1M1t, by mall, per year- .... 4.00 Per month 35c Weekly, by mall, per rear '.00 Six month Mo ABOUT CHERRY JXHIBIT LETTER SENT OUT BY BOARD OF TRADE TO GROWERS Tlio bnlom Bonrd of Triulo hns Hent out to InindrodB of cherry growers a letter of wlilch the following Is huu Htantlully n copy nntl It says bo much thnt It Ifl well worth rending by every every eody: "UncloHcd you will find n premium llBt of the fourth aniniiil Churry Kalr. No ono thing lniH evor occurred that lino done as much to educato and onthiiBo the people in scientific fruit growing and packing In this coin inunUy n h tlio Cherry fair. "No advertlHlng scheme Iuib over been conceived that iiiih done im much to place Snlmn before the eyeH of tlio whole world, iib the title 'The Cherry Glty,' which wiib bestowed on Salem by a disinterested body of hor tlculturlntH at the second annual Cherry Fair. "nothing Iiiih done iih much to raise and maintain the value of land as these cherry fairs. It Is the desire" of every one to make the fourth an nual Cherry Fair the bout In every respect thnt has ever been held. In order to accomplish w.is every one iniiHt do his part. The one essential Item .Is u gwd exhibit. Without this tlio whole thing . a fiu.uro. "The business men of Salem have done their part well In subscribing money to meet the expenses of the fair. As a result wo are able to offer a very large and complete premium list. 'I his premium list with the of fer of no cents per box for fruit should bring out a very large exhibit of flue fruit woll packed. Wo will expect you, us a fruit grower and a citizen of the community, to make as large an exhibit as possible. We want one thousand boxes of cher ries on exhibition. This is fully dou ine the number exhibited lust year, and will require double the effort mid work put forth Inst yunr. ' "Kindly let us know at your earli est convenience about how much of an o.xlii.ilt we can depfiid on from you." AIRSHIP BEHAVED WELL IM HARD STORM Il'nltcd I'rrH Uaied Wlre.l Dlbernch, Baden, Gorinany, Juno 29. Aftor battling threo hours with n tttorm, Count Zeppelin, who nscond oil In his airship at tlio Friedorlch shafon last night, wns oompollod to land huro for repairs. The count's domination Is Metz, and ho will rosumo hlt voyngo ns soon ns his vobsoI Is repaired. Ills voyngo of 30 mllos Inst night was niiulo undor the most ditllcult condl ton, and lu considered an nchlove ment. o To avoid Borlous rosultn take Foley'B Kidney Romedy at the first sign of kldnoy or bladdor disorder, such as bnckacho, urinary Irregular ities, oxbaustlon and you will soon bo woll. Commence taking Foley's Kldnoy Remedy today. J. 0. Terry. TAFT SAID "GIVE GARRY WHATEVER HE WANTS" United l'reu Leased Wlre.1 .Washington, Juno 29. Friend ship' of President' Taft for AuguBt "Garry" Hermann, tho Cincinnati baseball magnato and grand exalted mtlor of tho Elks, it was learned to day, wis responsible for a chnngo of program In tho nnvy department af ter the department gfllclals had de clined to assign n warship to San Pedro during the Elks' reunion at Lob Angeles, Cal. No amount of argument could per suado the navy head to chango.thelr plniiB, and tho Elks' committee turned to Hermann for aid. "Why, Bill Taft Is a frlond of mine," exclaimed the baseball Elk, "and I'll see what I can do." Garry bow "Hill," with the result that "BUI" said: "Let 'Garry' hr.vo what ho wantB." Tho crulor Albnny will bo ordored to San Pedro during Elks' week. ELKS OF NORTHWEST GOING TO LOS ANGELES (United Pros I.onitd Wlre.l Portland, Ore,, Juno 29. Two special tralnB, carrying GOO dologatcs from Orogon nlone, and cars with as many moro from Washington will comprise tha delegation of the Pa cific Northwest to tho nnnninl grnnd lodge reunion of the Elks to bo hold at Los Angeles early next month.' Business men who have novor thought of leaving their offices on any otTTor occasion, nro today busy In various cities of Oregon and Washington putting tholr affairs In such slinpo that they may participate In tho celebration. Portland Elks, according to present plans, will leavo for' tho outh In n npeclnl train on July 8. Thoro will bo between 200 nil (I SCO in this delegation. Points lu Eastern Washington and Oregon will each try to got enough Elks to till a sleeping cnr. Tho cars will thon go In a special train to Los An geles. CUT OFF HER0WN HAIR WHILE ASLEEP t'nlteit Prr-M l.enird Wire. Frankfort, Ky., June 29 Miss Edna Chadwlck, II years 6t ago, Is Incnnsolnblo today over the loss of two largo braids of her hair, which v.-ero horn off last night In nn un accountable manner. Tho girl was called by hor father, and whon ho saw hor ho asked the. child what was wrong with hor bond. Edna looked Into n mirror and discovered that her trusses woro gone. There wa n pnlr of dull sclssorH In the room, and tho supposition of the family Is that sho cut off her hair whllo asleop, BITTEN BY SNAKE THAT HID IN HER HAIR U'nlteil Pre I.enicd Wire. ...iiKim Valley. Nob., June 29.--Tlio 17-year-old daughter of Andrew In gnaii Is thought to t; dying as tho result of the blto of a small rattle snake that hid itself In hor "rat." The Hiiako took refuge in the artifi cial hair iib it lay on tho floor, and struck her on the wrist when she picked It up. The family dog at tacked the snnko and was killed, o Bad BLOOD "Before I began using Cascareta I bad a bad complexion, pitnplen on my face, and my food wns not digested ns it should have been. Now I am entirely well, and the pimples have all disappeared from my face. I can truthfully say that Cascareta are just as advertised; I have taken only ,two boxes of them." Clarence R. Griffin, Sheridan, Ind. Pleasant, Palatable, Potent, Tarfo Good. Do Good. Never Slcken.WeaWen or Gripe. 10c, 25c, S0c.. Never aold In bulk. Theeenu toe tablet stamped CHC, Guaranteed to curs or your money back. 827 ELEPHANT JUMPED CONDUCTOR'S JOB GRAHAM'S PUPILS' VIOLIN RECITAL William Wnllaco Graham present ed his violin pupils In their closing recital attho First Methodist church Inst night. Tho nudlcnco was large and enthusiastic In their applause of each of tho excellently rendered numbers'. Assisting on the program woro Miss Ermlno Bushnell nnd Miss Gertrude Erlxon, pupils of Miss Mn gors. Mr. Graham presents his tal ented pupil Ward Allon In Portland tomorrow night, when sevcrnl of his Salem pupils will appear. Professor Arthur von Jessen, who hns recently tnken up his residence In Portland, will be tho accompanist. Tho pro gram given Inst night follews: "Ave Marie" Bach-Gounod Albert Schlndler. "Sorenndo" Do Borlot Mary Frlsby. "Spring Song" Mondelssolin Hnzol E 'xon. "U Monetrler" Wlenlnwslcl Mrs. Burnett. "Daffodils" Hversolo Gertrude Erlxon. "Faust Fantasia" Amid Theodoro Payne. "Dor Zcphlr Hubay Gaynl Baldwin. Concerto D Minor (Op. No. 2) Spohr Viola Verclor. "O Lovely Night" Uonnld Ermlno Bushnoll. "Spanish Dances" 1-2. . .Moszltowskl Mary Schultz. , Concerto In 13 Minor. . . . Mendelsohn Pearl Verclcr. o- United Press Leased Wire. Taconia, Wah., June 29. Pas scngers on the North Coast Limited train of tho Northern Pacific railroad were given tho fright of their lives early this morning when the heavy train of 14 coaches camo to a sudden stop a mile from tho llttlo station of Napavlne, at tho foot of the Cascade mountain?. A wave of excitement and apprehension passed over tho cars and passengers, and views of a hold-up filled tho minds of those on board the motionless train. Conductor Youngs stormed through the coaches to find out what was wrong. Engineer Payno declared that threo sharp peremptory pulls of tho bell rope bad been felt In tho cab. While nervous passengers peered into tL mysterious blackness of tho forest depths for sign of raiding ban dit, tho express messenger leaped from hi car and explained tho caiuso of the sudden stoppage. Tf rllkttnlfttwwl tltnf thftiA wnrn (h.aA I elephants in the baggage car. The owner of the pachyderm trio had tnught "Mike" a trick of pulling a string with his trunk thnt fired a gun. "Mike" snw the swaying bell cord, and Improved the opportunity to in dulge In n bit of rehearsing. The conductor expressed his opin ion in forcible terms to tho keeper of the animals, who promised to watch the beasts until tho train ar rived at Portland, and soon nil was tranquil aboard the train. o BOY DIES FROM RATTLESNAKE BITE ITnlteil rrtt leaned Win-. Sioux Falls. S. D.. Juno 2fl. Maynnrd Sheldon, 12 years of age. dlod today from n rattlesnake bite. 'I no lad wns playing In a flold when ho stepped on the rattler, which wns tho largoHt Bwn In this vicinity in years. Tho boy's body was shipped to Whiting, In., the former home of his parents. -o If Yon Am Worth 50,000 Head This. Don't I Notice of Intention to Improve a Portion of Front Street. Notice is hereby given that tho common council of tho city of Salem, Oregon deems la expedient to Im prove, and proposes to Improve, at tho expense of abutting and adjacont proporty, Front utreot, In tho city of Salem, Oregon, from a point 300 feet south of tho south line of Mar ket streot to tho north city limits. The Improvement shall bo mndo by grading nnu graveling with seven Inches of gravol, when rollod, as shown in tho plans nnd specifications adopted by tho common council on the 21st day of Juno, 1909, nnd now on fllo in tho oflko of tho city record er, which plam and specifications show tho details of tho work, fcnd an cstlmato of tho cost, and tho snmo nro hereby roferred to nnd mndo a part of this notice. Dato of tho first publication of this notlco 23d day of Juno, 1909. By order of the common council. W. A. MOORES. C-23-llt . Recorder o ! ItliN for Furnishing Supplies for tho Stnto Institution for Feeble Minded. Sealed proposals will bo received. and aro horeby Invited, tor furnish- USE A NEW PERMTION Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove Because it's clean. Because it's economical. Because it saves time. Because it gives best cooking results. Because its flame can be regulated instantly. Because it will not over heat your kitchen. Because it is better than the coal or wood stove, Because it's the only oil stove made witn a useful Cabinet Top like the modern steel ranee. For other reasons see stove at your dealer's, or write our nearest agency. Made in three sizes. Sold with or without Cabinet Top. iffli ' n rheJ?&Tfo Lamp , jjr steady light, lit Hs and absolute ta cannot be equaled for Its bticht and cut, ilmplo conitruct on and absolute safctv. Eauirmnl with latest Improved burner. Made of bran throughout and beautifully nickeled. An ornament to any room, whether library, dining-room, parlor or bedroom. Write to our nearcit agency if not at your dealer's. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (Incorporated) This will not Interost you If youjing tho Stato Institution for Fooblo aro worth fifty thousand dollars, but If you aro n man of modcrato means nnd ennnot afford to employ a phy sician whon you bnvo an attack of diarrhoea, you will be pleased to know that ono or two dosos of Chamborlnln's Colic, Cholora and Diarrhoea Remedy will euro It. This romedy has' been In uso for many i Minded with supplies for tho six (G) months ending Decomber 31, 1909. Lists of tho required goods will bo furnished upon application to tho superintendent of the Institution. All bids chould bo scaled and marked on tho outsldo of tho onvolopo "Bids for Supplies for tho Stato Institution for Feeble Minded," nnd addrorsod to ntmflfmiHTtfftftift'rmiftifmffitiitfgiaj, SALEM BREWERY ASSOCIATION Beer Sold in Carload Lots. Shipments in Kegs or Bot tled Beer to any Point on the Pacific Coast : : : : RATTLESNAKE OWNS S. P. FREIGHT CAR yoars ana is thoroughly reliable, tho undersigned. The bids will bo Prlco 2G conts. For Bale by nil good oponod in tho executive chambers, drugglBts. ,Snlem, Orogon, on Tuosdny, July C. - ; 1 " " 1009 nt 10 m- nnd tuo Board of Notice to Contractors. Trustoos rosorves tho right to rojoct ... .. . . , T .. . . . i nny and all bids. All goods must be Notlco is horoby given thnt scnled I a trlct nccordanco with the samples bids for work and materials required nnd In original packages whon po In tho oxtonslon of kitchen of build-;B'blo. GoodB muct bo dollvored at Ine known ns dlnlncr hnll. reshlncllnir ihn ann Tnait,.inn - i?Anki I old portion of dining hall, erection, Minded, of building to bo known ns amuse- Dated Salem. Orogon. this lth ment unit, rasing roof of nnd re- dny of Juno, 1909. rooting Jiulldlng known ns building: II. E. BICKERS, No. 25;nll situate nt tho Oregon c-18-to 7-5d Sunerintendont. State Ininno Asylum Cottngo Farm, o near Salem, Oregon, will be received I Xo(ico of InlenUon to Jmvt0n a by tho Bonrd of Trustees of tho .. . ,,. . ' Oregon Stnto Insnno Asylum until I Portion of Pine Street. July 1f 1909, nt 3 p. m., at which J hour nil bids will bo opened by tho' Notrco H horoby given that the undersigned nt tho oxecutlvo cham-t Common Council of tho city of Sa bers, Salem, Orogon, In the prosonce lent, Oregon, deomo it expedient to of tho bonrd. AH bids roiust bo ac- improvo, and proposes to improve, at companiod by certified chock in a , tho exponso of the abutting and nd sum of not Ices than ten (10 per Jncont property, Pine street in tho cont) per cont of tho amount of tho j clty of Salem, Oregon, from tho eaat bid and mado nayablo to tho under-' Hno of Front street to the west Una signed, EnvolopeB containing bids'0' Fourth stroot. Tho improvement T I Brewing Plant and Offices On Trade St In Wliolcsolo District Salcm.'.Orcgon Nervous People And tlioie nffllctett with heart weakness war now have uo fear of the dental chair. IIBAU WHAT MltH. UAM.NV HAYH t I hail 10 teeth extracted at the Harvard Dentlata' without the least lialu, anil highly recommend them. MU3, UANI.UY, Kreeuiont Station. Whalebone Plate $10 A Ortat Dltcovtry, the Stic WtmUubn Plate, which la ...e lighten nuil stroncfM et kuewn: doea not io?er the roof of the mouths bite corn oft tue ctb; xuurauteed 10 jream. 11000 WtJ CIIALLUNGR THK WOULD. W will forfeit 100() to any charltabl laitltutlou for the ilmtlat who can make a Ilut for (16 aa good a we make for J10. lO Year Guarantee Oold Crown, extra henry J.YOO I'ull Set Teeth (whalebone S. S. W )..&0O Ilrldge Work, per tooth, beat gold. , , , J3.00 White Crown ..,,,, S4.00 Teeth Ite-enameled 13,00 Gp.d Killing ,,,. . , ii.uo And not exceeding ,12.00 11m. UIIwmv l.'lHInc n Kt l'latlnuni Killing ., .'.'.I.'llllioo ' Teeth Cleaned ,,.,. go.00 Th'HTII KXTItJLOWn WITHOUT iM.V free When Ofier Work It Ordered lljr our new ayatem of paluleaa dentlatry, uaed by tu alone. Our aucea ta due to tha hlgh-grttile work done by our expert, gtntle- j tnanty operators. Harvard Painless Dentists Corner Park and Washington SU, Over Royal Dakory, Portland. Or. Urgt'nd beat wulpped Dental MUb- lUhment In the world ! 20 ttletla United States. Open Sunday, 0 tt 1. Dally notH . It'nlteil l'reaa l.eaaul Wire 1 Siu-ramento, Cal., June 29.- Re ports that a huge rattlesnake was concealed lu a cnr of scrap Iron that arrived here yesterday resulted In tho side-tracking of tho car hen the car wns oponed the snnko was found colled and rendy to strlko. Railroad employes refused to unload tho car, which was loft open In tho hoK tho deadly reptllo would escape. o "liiimlx'rlftla'fl Cough Remedy Rest on the Market. must foe -ealed and marked "Dlds for tho Improvements nt tho Oregon Stnto Insnno Asylum Cottage Farm." Plnns and EpclfJcatlona may be ex amined at tho office of Louis R. Hnxoltlno. architect, Murphy build ing, Salem, Oregon, or at tho oxecu tlvo chambers, State Capitol, Salem, Oregon. Bids will ho received on each pleco of work separately and on tho wholo, Tho Board of Trus tees of tho Oregon Stato Insane Asy lum resorve the right to reject any and nil bids. Dated at Salem. Orpcon. thin 92d thorny t Juno. :909. O. N. McARTHUR. "I have used CLamberlaln's Cough Remedy and And It to be the best ou the market," sayB E. W. Tardy. editor of to Sentinel, Qalneboro, Cenn. "Our baby had sevoral colds 6-23-7-6d Clerk of tho Board. 6-23-llt ehall bo mado by grading and graveling, and such graveling shall not be less than, six Inches thick aftor rolling. The said Improvement shall do mado ac cording to the plans and specifica tions adopted by the common coun cil on the 2 let day of June, 1909, and now on file In tho office of the city recordor, which plans and specifica tion-- snow tno aetaus of tho wprk, and an estlmato of the cost, and the! snmo are horeby referred to and made j a part of this notice. j Dato of tho first publication of this ! notice, 23d day of June, 1909 W. A. MOORES HKUimumn ini8amaiif iiif iiitm Our Discount Department WE DO BUSINESS not for tho convenience of oursolvcs altogether, but rather for the profit to oursolvcs without too grout an exponso to our pations. nnd nt tho snmo tlmo affordi lg thorn a most convenient and satis factory sorvlco. Wo find our daily discount sorvlco n most popular on. This provides for a commlttco of our directors who call at tho bank dally nnd In conjunction with tho oxecutlvo officers pass promptly on the morlts of loans offerod. The daiiy discount committeo plan enables us to thwart the dangerous practico plan whoro authority Is somotlmos assumed alone by a president or a cashier, and at tho samo time enables us to give tho ouslness man a quick and declslvo answer. New loam, of course, aro sometimes held up for further Investigation, but In matters of established credit we deal very promptly. UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK SALEM, OREGON. Recorder. E-RU-SA THE ONLY" LAWFUL PILE CURE Because It does not contain narcotics, morcury, cocaine, lead or any poisonous drugs. Because E-RU-SA CURES PILES. U. S. nisnnmmtn me past winter and Chamberlain's -"hwub uvery uigreuieni oi tui-BA. urug iaw8 make "false or mls Corngh Remedy always gave It rellotl loading statements" a crlmo. Therefore tho salo of all other qr Injurious nt onco nnd cured It In a short time. I n"rctlc pile medicines Is Illegal, because they affect mo brain and spinal I always recommend It when op- '"arrow, produce constipation and never cure. All reliable, up-to-date portunlty presents Itself," For sale druggists of highest standing sell and indorse E-RU-SA, namely In Salem by all good druggists. DR STONE'S DRUG STORE. G, W PUTNAM & CO., RINGO & GRABER. 1 1 RED CROPS HARMACY. nnd CAPI TAL DRUG STORE W. H. Cou'ey; CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK J. H. Albert, Pres, E. M. Crolsan, Vice Pres, Jos, H, Albert, Cashier SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Pays Interest on Savings Accounts E. ECKERLEN Wholesale Family Liquor Store i i 1 1 mm 144 Commercial St Free Delivery Phone 103 va ji Look At This ror Sale A first class rooming and boaidlng house prop 8ltlon at Newport, Oregon. Two houses nnd furnishings nnd lots will be sold for less than the cost of the houses. The buildings aro four years old and furnished complete. The owner is a non-resident and needs the money. Look into this as a speculation. LEE WILLIAMS Newport, Ore. Inquire at Journal Office ftyyt?-""