Daily capital journal., July 13, 1909, Page 2, Image 2

DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, 8ALW, ORBGON. TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1000.
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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
K. IIOFKn, Editor and Proprietor
Independent Newipapar Ocyotod to American rrliiclplos and
tho Progress nurt Dorelopoment of AU Oregon.
Published Brery Kvcnlng Kxccpt Similar, ealora. Ore.
'jUBSCMPTlON HATKS.
(Invariably la Advance.)
Dally, by carrier, per your 50.00
Dally, br wftl,i Pr TeAr" 4,0
Weekly, br mull, per yosr '.00
Ver month SOo
t'er month 85c
Six month! 0o
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".VHali JEFFRIES
Health
YOU'LL BE SURPRISED TO SEE !
HOW YOUNG YOU LOOK WHEN I
YOUR HAIR IS RESTORED TO
ITS NATURAL COLOR.
COUNCIL PASSES
PAVING ORDINANCE
Twelfth Street Will Have Ten Blocks of Bitulithlc of the New
Specifications.
There' no excuse for uniightly may or
faded hair. It makes you look old when
rou'ro not it's uniightly and embarrautng.
lay' Hir Health wilt bring back the natu
ral color and beauty, and make your hair
bright, luxuriant and lull of youthful vitality.
Stops dandruff and falling out. Purely Vege
table and liatmlcw not a dye
81 AND 00c. nOTTLES, AT DRUGGISTS.
Hay' Hnrllna Sonp cures Eczema, red,
muh and chapped hands, and all akin diseases.
Keeps akin lino and Bolt. 25c. druffpUts. Send
2c. lor free books, "The Care o! tho Hkln," "The
Care ot the Hair."
rhllo Uay Spec Co., Newark, N. J.
J. C. PERRY
All tho nltlormon woro present ex
copt Hill and Moffltt.
Mr. Old Sherwood wnB Invited to
address tho council on tho complaint
that ho wnB composting manuro for
a muflhroom bed, to tho detriment of
tho olfactory nerves of the neigh
bors. Tho check of tho Portland Genoral
Electric for $1400, for Its flharo of
constructing tho south commercial
Btroot brldgo, was received.
Tho bid of Horron & Pugh for im
provement of South Winter Btrcot
wna accepted.
Strcot Commissioner Poolor ro
portod expenses for strcoto for July,
I137.47G. For Boworfl, $703.75.
Mr. Hofor offorcd resolution for
exporting bonks of city treasurer and
city recorder nt cobI not to exceed
S por day. Adopted.
Mr. Elliott called nttontlon to tho
bad condition of cortaln sidewalks
abovo grado on South Commercial
street. Iloforred to city attorney for
action.
Resolution to provldo spaco In
south end of pollco court room for
city treasurer. Referred to commit
tee on publlo buildings to submit os
tlmato as to cost.
W. J. Tolland and 13. J. Dalloy
asked for liquor HccnBc at slto of old
Glkhcnd saloon. To commlttco on
llconso,
llldn for Improvement of Ilrondway
botwoon Jefferson and Highland av
enue wero rccolvod an follews: Staplo
ton and Mlnton, $1313.07; Capital
Improvement Co., $1305 00; Pnigh &
Horron, $1432.70. Iloforred to com
mlttco on streots.
Petition of persons rosldlng on
block 37 for feed barn for George
Payno.
Petition for sldowalks on Mission
strcot, to strcot commlttco.
Petition for gravel Improvomcnt
Fifth street and Current avonuo.
Estlmato for bitulithlc pavomont
ndopted for Twolfth street from BJ-
lovuo to Ferry street, $12,110. Also
from Court to Forry. Total cost
$12,079.
Mr. Lautor offered a resolution de
claring establishment of tho paving
plant n nulsanco.
Mr. Stolz said It might bo an In
convenience, but no health officer or
court ot equity would hold it to bo a
nuisance. Tabled.
Ordinance for bitulithlc pavement
on Twelfth atrcet from north sldo of
Court Btrcet to south sldo of Bolle
vnio street passed.
Mr. Mooros reported tho gas ordl
nnuco nt $1.50 por 1000 fcot, Mr.
Hofor said tho ordlnnnco was crudo,
ns other cities woro getting gas nt a
graduntcd scnlo of prices from 7Gc
to $1.50 por 1000, In proportion to
nmount consumed. Mayor Rodgers
sii Id thnt ho bollovod gas could bo
uindo at a great deal loss than $1.50
per 1000 feet. Mr. Stolz said tho
bill was not proporly drawn. It
would not accomplish any result, ns
It did not oven say whnt kind ot gas.
Iloforred to city attorney for amend
ment. Street commlttco authorized to buy
cnrlond ot cool for road roller.
COLLEGE
STUDENT
MISSING
TO MEET
JOHNSON
SUPERIOR
OFFICERS
RECEIVED
-Degree of Honor Entertains the
National Executive
Board.
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( Corrected Report.)
Tho superior offlcoi'H of the
tlonul organization of tho Degree of
Honor auiiio up to Salem Friday and
woro given it ruroptlou and banquet
nt llolnutn hall by the hull oh of the
Dugroo of Honor tindor tho loador
shlp of Airs, N II. Loonoy. grand
ohlef of honor of Oregon. The doe
orations at tho hall wore very boun
tiful, ocean spray, cherries, swoot
peas niid rose.
Tho executive officers present were
Mrs. Frances! lluel Olsseu, superior
ohUf of honor; Itllxnboth Alburn, su
porlor recorder; Mrs. Francos Kemp
soy. superior lndy of honor, of Sieux:
Olty. la., and Mltw Margaret llnrkor,
of the finance committee, Albany,
Or. Mr. X. II. l.oouey. grand chief
of honor of Oregon, presided nt tho
imuqutft
of Trndo gavo them nn auto excur
sion into tho orchard district south
of tho city. They wcro also present
ed with boxes of cherries.
0SLER GAGS AT HIS
OWN PRESCRIPTION
Ualtlmorv, July 13. Tho Joko Is
on Dr. William Osier, tho eminent
professor of medicine at Oxford, for
at tho ago of CO ho Is hnlo and
hearty and evidently doos not intoud
to bo true to his tonchlngs by com
mitting uttlcldo.
Dr. Outer sprang Into tho limelight
and renin I nod there for a good length
of tliuo when ho declared a fow years
ago that all inon have outlived their
usefulness at 40 and should bo chlor
oformed when they roach tho three
score mark. Tho physician wjih ridi
culed In many parts of tho country,
but ho stood his ground. Hut whon
It came time for him to try his own
proscription ho realized that tho joko
was on him and a fow days ago do
parted for England. T. II. Hall, reg
istrar of Johns Hopkins university,
was one of tho last men who saw
him before ho boarded tho steamer.
.Mr. Hall said today that Or. Oslor
was In tho bout of health apparently
ana was enthusiastic over his rotifrn
to his duties at Oxford.
FAMILY IS PURSUED
BY MADDENED COW
A dispatch front Walla Walla tin
dor ditto of July 10 says:
"Crased by tho heat, a cow belonx-
whll t..e offlHoni of Silver ! ' W. Halloy ou Kcklo tnotiw
oil conducted tho reception. Tho
banquet was such as only the ladles
oi tjhls degree know how to got up
and servo.
Col. Hofor was Invited to address
tho visitors on behalf of tho Cherry
City, In tho absence of tho mayor
and governor, who were at Seattle,
and Mrs. Olssen of St. Paul deliv
ered an address In behalf of tho or
der. She complimented tho ladles
of Salem on their splendid manifes
tation of hosplullt) In the highest
tonus of prnlse. The othor superior
o, fleers spoke and responses woio
made by Mrs. (.ooney and by Munart.
Itlgdou and Litchfield in u very ap
propriate inatiner. The visiting dole
gntton woro entertained and shown
tho Cherry Fair and escorted to the
train whon thoy returned to Portland.
Supt. and .irs Stolner gave the
Indies a carriage rldo through the
.Mate capital grounds and the Hoard
CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK
J, H, Albert, Pros,
E. M, Croisan, Vice Pros,
Jos. H, Alborti Cnshior
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Pays Interest on Savings
Accounts
From Sweet Home, Linn county,
cornea tho strange story of n young
student who has disappeared from
his home. Mrs. Hester Ames, his
mother, Is nearly frantic, fearing
that ho has met with foul play.
Hor son, II. C. Ames, 1b 20 years
of ago, nnd left tho Oregon Agricul
tural College at tho closo of tho
school year, and wont to Idaho to.
earn somo monoy, selling books.
Whon last heard from ho was at St.
Anthony, Fromont county, where ho
went Into partnership with A. II. Wll
llaniB In tho restaurant business. Ho
wrote letters to his mothor regular
ly every week until a short tlmo ngo.
Ho wrote his mother from Idnho
Falls, saying ho was on his way to
Dutto, Mont., but slnco then lins not
been heard from.
Information lending to his Identi
ty will bo thnnkfully rccolvod by his
mothor nt tho abovo address.
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IIEST HltAIXS AT
I Untied Tress t.ense.l Wlre.l
Toronto, July 13. '"I have never
fnked tho public, nnd I nm not ready
to begin doing It now," vohemontly
declared James J. Jeffries today,
when ho rcltoratrd his denial that ho
Intended to remain out of tho ring,
refusing to fight Jack Johnson.
"I am going to Now York in two
weeks, nt tho end of which tlmo my
theatrical contrnct will expire, and
wfillo there will post a forfeit for
my fight with Johnson. I agreed
with my theatrical manngers at tho
time I went on the stngo, that I
would not sign up for n fight beforo
I terminated by engagement with
them, and, therefore, I cannot nego
tiate with Johnsou now. If It woro
not for thnt I would post my forfeit
today, and go after tho big smoke
without a moment's delay. It sur
prises mo thnt so many sporting
men, claiming to be friends of mine,
woro willing to believe tho numor
that I had decided not to re-optcr tho
ring. They ought to know me better
than that."
A MILLION PASS
THE A.-Y.-P. GATES
(United Press Leased Wlre.l
Seattle', Wash., July 13. Tho at
tendance at tho Alnska-Yukon-Pnclflo
exposition (has passed tho million
mnrk. When the gates closed to
night, 24 days nfter the opening of
tho fair, the total registration was
1,015,272. Tho record thus far beats
that of tho two moat recent exposi
tions, tho LowlBftnd Clark, at Port
land, and the Jamestown exposition.
Tho record of tho local exposition
aiso smaaiios mat of tho Trans-Mlss-Isslppl
show at Omaha In 1898.
Tho dally ovorngo attondanco at
tho Alnska-Yiikon-Paclflc exposition
up to tho present tlmo Is 2.4,197.
Tlio Kind You Hnvo Altvnya Bought, and which has been
in use- for over 30 years, has homo tho eljjiutturo of
-0 nml has hceniuado nntlcr his por-
jCJ&mj??A soiinl supervision ainco Hs infancy.
taf7r. -ectcsua. Allow no ono to deccivo you in this.
All Count crieltM, Imitations and" Ju.st-ns-gotd" tiro hut
Experiments that triilo ivlll: niid endanger tho health of
Infants and Children Exnoriciico against Uxnoi'lmcnt
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STORIA
Cnsiorin, U , Wrmltwa Mihstltuto for Castor Oil, Pnro
gorlc, !: &.-.-J Uiothiiifjr Syrups. It is 1'lcasant. It
cont:.';.i . : Jir.r Opiiun, Morphhio nor othor Narcotlo
litrbstc.:..-.. iu; age Is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and alia i X'evdribiiucBb. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
(,'ollr. It i-fWAv9 Teethlnp; Troubles, cures Constipation
i:-'l r'.ati:Vn?y. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho
Pt';r U mrd Jlowels, orlvlnfr healthy and natural sleep.
TLe Clilldicn' X'tiUG.cJV-Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears tlio Signature of
zi$Q?Z&3
Tie KM You Haye Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THS OtTU COHMNT, TT MURRAY !(. 1SW VORH OITV.
HELP FOK THOSE WllO HAVE
STOMACH THOUI1LE
THE EXPOSIIOX
After doctoring for nbout twoivo
Hlg .'MniiiifiK'tiirers Arc Sending tho
Host Technical and .Snle!iiieii
the Soattlo Fair.
to
lulu, went wild while the owner whb
away and for several hours run
umuek about the farm. It first clean
ed out tho barnyard, scattering and
Injuring plge. horses and cows.
"Mrs. Halloy and tho children fled
to tho house and barricaded tho doors
and windows. Tho maddened bo
vlno pursued, and In Its offorts to
break In goiiKed Its eye out and fear
fully lacoratod Its hood. Mr. Halloy
on returning was attacked and had
to secure a gun to shoot tho blinded
creature. Mrs. Halloy was brought
to town suffering from a nervous col
laiwe. This Is tho third cow thus nffeet
ed In that neighborhood and it is
thought some new disease has broken
out among tho cnttlo." ,
LUMBEmVTEN "ATTEND
CUSHMAN FUNERAL
Seattle. July 13. After coiivonlujt
this morning the delegatos to the
convention of tho National Lumber
Manufacturers' Association luitueat-1
atoly adjourned and boarded spools! i
ears for Taeoum. where they attend
the funeral of Conreutan Frano'
V. Cushiunu.
The doietjfttw feel that the lum
bermen of the nation are ludebted
to the dead congressman for hi !
work la oougreee to rouilu the dut
on lumber.
Of floors will be eJootod this nftor-M
noon fl couiniUtee ropurts will be
hirard. Tonight there will be n re
ception, buffet lunoheon and danco
at lu Washington state building at
the opposition.
Leading mnnufneturers find thnt It
pays to send their best men to tho
Alnska-Yukon-Pnclflc exposition now
open In Seattle. Tho oxponso of tak
ing lnrgo and costly exhibits from
eastern factories can only bo Justified
by making thorn securo trndo connec
tions nnd fnititro orders at tho hands
of their host exports.
Ono of tho big nnd constantly grow.
Ing Industries of tho country Is the
marine engine and power boat busi
ness. Tho Ideal wator facilities of
tho West and Northwost nro develop
ing a market for both engines nnd
boats. Tho largest marine engine
mnnufacturor In tho world. Tho For
ro Mnchlno & Foundry Co., of Clovo
lund, O., Is showing whnt Is un
doubtedly tho Inrgost nnd finest ex
hibit of mnrluo engines, parts and
necossorjes over placed beforo tho
public. This will bo found In ma
chinery hnll, In chnrgo of their
Pugct Sound distributors, The Sent
tlo Marino Supply Co.
To Inrniro tho oxponso of this ex
pensive dlsplny tho Fcrro Co. have
sent their Western sales mnnnger
and onglno export, Mr. W. P. Street,
who will ho In chnrgo until tho closo
of the big fnlr. Mr. Strcot Is ono of
the best posted authorities In tho
boat and onglno bustnoss. His tlmo
Is nt tho disposal of those who want
Information.
The gonornl opinion of tho exposi
tion promises a largo attendance. In
point of beauty, exhibits and construe
tlon. the exposition Is oven mor,- thnn
has boon clalmod for It by those who
are responsible. It Is sure to go a
lrng way towards Inert afclng publlo
interest In the Northwest and tho de
velopment ot trade ot this section. -
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UTAH P0ST0FFICE
ROBBED LAST NIGHT
A Skin of Beauty Is a Joy Forever
rH T. FELIX HOURAUB'S ORIENTAL
XJ CREAM OR MAGICAL IBAUTiFlER
narnnd's Crenm' t tha Itait htrmfu
kita ertptntlont." rot 11. by all dnifcl.il
Oooda iitaltrt In tha Cattail SUUi, Cnd ai
fDMLT.HOFIIKS, Piop, 37 Brut Jones Sited, KewTork
lUmoTM Tan, Ptmptaa.
rt.cilM, Moth V.lcfc,,,
ltMb. and Skin Dlitu.
ukj tT.ry Di.miin
on baautr, and tl
flu d.tKtlon. It
dm wood tha tc.t
ot so yttr. and
1. 10 harmltta rt
tuUIUoU.ur.lt
la prcptrlr mada.
Actpinocountr
ttll of almUir
nun.. Or. L. A.
Sarra laid to a
ladr or Oil tuit
ion (a Mlrnt) I
"Ai you lidlri
U1 nil Ultra.
I raeorancno
il or au tai
and t ancr
and Europf.
1-tfC-i-S-HH
FOR HIRE
Family Automobile
Tho big HnlnoB S-passenger car 2
Charges reasonable.
I HUGHES & STRONG
Ileal F.xtntc Dealers
With Hyde Bros. Electric Co.
s 13 I N. Liberty St, Phono 451
ttTfH-Wrt-rrm-HH
T J.
years for a bad stomach trouble and
apondlng nearly fivo hundred dollars
mcdlcino nnd doctors' foes, I pur
chnsod my wlfo ono box of Chnmbor
Iain's Stomach nnd Llvor Tnblots,
which did her so much thnt she con
tinued to uso thorn nnd thoy have
dono hor moro good that all of tho
mcdlcino I bought bofore. Samuel
Hoyer, Folsom, Iown. This mcdlcino
is for snlo by all good druggists.
Samples free.
flllf 19 H lflfssf f f IBIslf
SALEM BREWERY
ASSOCIATION
Beer Sold in Carload Lots.
Shipments in Kegs or Bot
tled Beer to any Point on
the Pacific Coast : : : :
Brewing Plant and Offices II
t On Trade S! in Wholcsolc District Salem. Oregon ; ;
Wif wifisif leff iiifi iiisjiiihI
MII1WUIH !! if IJ nnniiw
il S. COVMtRCIAL Sr
t
NOTICE!
1 1'nltril l'r l.vasnl Wlr- 1
Ogden. I'th. July IS. The post
office at I'tah Hot Springs was rob
bed early today by bandits, who
wounded one man and made their
ofceapo. according to advices received
here. The amount stolen U not stat d
III the message. Posses have been
organlied and are pursuing the robbers.
A Horrjbtc Hold-Up.
Nervous People
And those nffllcttd with hfnrt wfaknesi
may now have no far o( th ilrotul cbalr
IIBAD WHAT MltS. IIAM.KY SAYS:
I liuil 10 tt-fth extrncteU at tlie llarynnl
Ontlats' wltliout the Irast pain, and highly
rfoomnirnil tlinn.
MH8. HANl.KV, Krtcmont Station,
Whalebone Plate $10
A Qrtat Dlicocerv. I he Xeu Whatman
' Mate, which Is tuv lljbtrst and strongest
I set known i doft not coyrr the roof of the
I mouth; bite corn ott the cob; guaranteed
Auout ten yoara ago my husband 10 jeam.
was "hold up" in his work, hoaltk and ! (looo WG CHALLENQB TUB WOULD,
happinoss by what wob believed to We will forfeit iooo to any eharltabl'
bo hopeless constipation " writes Mrs i Imtltutlun for the Ueutlst who can make a
W.R.,Llp"Qmb.of YMhlnin?I?a l 'or " " we Bk '" ,a
Ho took ail kinds of remedies nnd i lO Year Guarantee
wisniiiiuiii irom eeverai uociors. out Oold Crown, extra heayy IS.00
t-ull set Teeth (whalebone S. S. V.),.JROO
llrklge Work, per tooth, best told. . . ,t5.00
round no help till he used Dr. King's
New Discoxery nnd was wholly cured
by six bottes. Ho Is n woll man to
day." I.s quick to relieve and the
surest cure for weak or sore lungs.
Hemorrhage Coughs and Colds.
White Crowns
leeth ltvrnarutleJ .
io-.l Killings
uti nt i Mwdliiir.
'.t Sllx.i I"! t'lli..
ri.iduum r'lniiiK
chUls I. Grippe. Asthma and all retb ntMttMxi
iirotu'iiiM affections 50c and J1.00 i tkhtii t v;
Irial bo;tlr free nnarnntnml lv 1 rt II Am n..
C Perry.
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T-Tinnwryr r rsi "ix i rjmacvMSStasg . x
It? mir ur viviu ,f elnles ileutlatry
jrl bT ua jiUr tur .t la ,lue In lb.
, high gntile wurk lur t) vur nprt. gentle
manijr uwrniuni
I Harvard Painless Dentists
Cornor Park and Wrshlngton Sts.
Over Ro"l Uakory. Portlund. Or
Largest and best equipped Dental estab-
Nhomit In the werld: '.M office In United
4le Orvn Sunday. 0 ti 1. Dally until O.
For Sale A very choice building lot,
close to heart of city. Suitable for
flats or residence. For information
see
H. A. JOHNSON & CO.
MURPHY BLOCK
gfifif ftiatCTiiiiiitaiiaiffiiifM
ECKERLEN
Wholesale
Family Liquor Store
144 Commercial St.
Phone
Free Delivery
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