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i n- ' . . 77 ...... ,: . . . . ""1 . -r. gnr,., , . jjjj m. ixr&stBaemmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmwmmwmmWHIHmWKKI J f "i'!- mm DAILY OATITAIi JOURNAL, SAIiEM, OREGON. FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1000. Mj 5V 1- f r.. N . THE CAPITAL JOURNAL E. HOFKH, Editor and Proprietor Independent Newppor Devoted to American Principles and the Progress and Detclopcment of All Oregon. I Fubllthod Kverjr Evening Bzcept Sunday, Eftlera, Ore. r ! SUBSCRIPTION RATES. (Invariably In Advance.) Dally, by corner, por jrr J6.00 Per month 50c Daily, by matt, per year- 1.00 Per month 35e Weekly, by mall, per Tear. '.00 Six mouth 60c X ADVISE ABOUT EATING Dr. Wiley Says Eat What You Want, But in Summer Don't Eat So Much. "Washington, July 23. "Eat any thing that you ordinarily cat, but" do not cat bo much of It. Don't tako up any vegetarian or other fads during hot weather." Thcoo nro tho two most Important rules laid down by Dr. Harvoy W. Wiley, chief of tho bureau of chomlB try, for tablo uso In hot weather. "I would add to those," continued tho famous food export, "ndvlco against tho frcquont uso of Ico water whon you oro warm. You havo head tho old adage ." 'Full many a mnn, both young and old Hns gono to his sarcophagus, lly pouring water lco cold Adown his hot nuojihiigjus.' "Well, th'oro Is moro truth than poetry In that rhyme. Tho soft drink habit Is to be doplorod also. In our investigations of soda fountain drinks wo llnd that moro than 1,00 bovoragos sold over tho countor to tho public contain cnffoln. If our children aro to bo allowed to tnko cnffoln Into tholr Hystoms, It Is best that thoy should got It at homo In tho form of toa or coffee. Hut thou sands of pnrouts, who would not think or allowing tholr little boys and girls to have toa or coffee, will glvu thorn money ovory day, and sov oral times n dny In hot wont her, to run to tho soda fountain at the cor ner drug store, where they become not oat so much of It. on't tako up "I consider the washing qf fruits and vegetables, especially those that are to bo eaten rnw, of tho greatest Importanco nt nil tlniog or the ear, and osperlutly during the summor. Kvory bond of lottmco, every radish, ovory apple and pour nnd berry that we buy at the market carries In from tho Hold millions upon millions of microbes upon lt surface. All truck vegotnblOH that havo been rortlllzod with stable cleaulngs nro ospeclally dangorous. If I had my way about It, 111 nu 11 ro should never be usod for fertilizing any vegotnblos except the grains and coronls, which are liar viwtod far nbovo the ground. Tho kruon npplu, which ban come Into 1111 Oiivlable uotorloty beoauw or tho colic It Is supposed to give the young ster who eats It, la really not as guilty guiiorttlly believed. The mlorobtv on the skin of the apple, In all probability, onitiM the Would. The chance are that not more than one boy In a hundred who eats green million vor nets tho colic, anyway. I think It is largely a myth. "As tho human frame does not mod so much fuel to malutHln boat during the summer time as during tho colder months, It Is only reason- utile to reduce the amount or rood taken Into the stomach 1 have no usg for a vogetarlan. fruitarian and other fads. The human system was built for a mlxvd diet." WRIGHTS TO FLY ONE AT A TIME United l'reas Leaned Wire.) Washington, July 23. Whllo tho Wright brothers woro preparing to- dny for further flights In tho govern mental teats of their aoroplano, Or vlllo Wright dtsclod'd tho reason why ho nnd his brother, Wilbur, never mndo an ascension together. T'Wo do not think it wlso for us both to fly at tho samo time," said Orvlllo Wrlcht. Tho brothers fear that should an accident happen both might bo killed, and tho secrets of their successful aerial navigation might be lost to tho world. Early today tho Wrights awaited a moro favornblo wind than yesterday to carry them ovor tho circular courso. Tho names of sovernl army offi cers wero mentioned, and from tho list one will bo selected to accom pany Orvlllo Wright on tho flight. CANARY BIRDIS A QUADRUPED SYSTEM CAUSED SUICIDE Refused Permission to Marry, He Took Pistol Route Out of Trouble. t United l'rrii Laied wire. Oakland, Cal., July 23. Ono ca nnrv with nnoiiL'h ncdnl nxtrntmitlnit to supply two of Its species i tholtho B'rl nml 8ne broUo down center of Intcrost horo today. Tho froak songster has crossed tho groat divide, but Its tiny, downy corpso Is on exhibition nt the cham ber of commorcc. Mrs. A. M. Thompson, of Irvlng tou, found tho .four-logged bird be nonth Its uost, tho mother canary having ovldontly bocomo "peoved" at tho physical peculiarities of her offspring and pushed It ovorbonrd. v RED BLUFF HAS A CLOSE CALL FROM FIRE United IrrK l.eaard Wlr.1 Hod Uluff. Cal., July 23. Tho Ilarndon family narrowly osenped death enrly today whon llro dostroyod the bakery ovor which thoy lived. Tho bakery, itoblnsou's saloon and Leh man's confectionery store were buruod. The totnl damngo is esti mated at 110,000. The llro, which orlgluntod In the llarndeu bakery, was In tho heart of the town, and for a tlmo tho en tiro business district wns in danger or destruction. Now York, July 23. Dr. Rudolph Menn of Chicago Is anxiously nwnlt- Jng tno arrival of tho steamship Koe ntgen Albert, which was oxpectcd to pass quarantine early today, tho vos seel having on bonrd his daughter Olgn, who wns reported by ship's wireless yesterday to be on the verge of collnpBO following the suicide of Bnroti Oscar Rothschild, who blew out his brains in Hamburg two weeks ago. Young Rothschild impetuously wood and won tho fair daughter of the Chicago physician. Their ro mance proceeded along smoothly to ward a happy ondlng until the assent of tho Rothschild family to tho match wns sought. Then camo opposition. J 'I no money kings refused to allow tho youth to wed outsldo of tho Rothschild family, In pursuance of their unnltorablo rule, which has broken several Rotnschlld hearts. Tho youth faced penury, ostrnclzn tlon, and to a certain extent, the hounding of his wealthy klnsmon. Balked of Ills happiness, Dnron Oscar onded all with it bullot and left tho girl and hor mother alone In tho Gorman city. Tho tragedy proved too much for Tho mother nnd daughter boarded a Htoamor for home and Dr. Meno Jour neyed hoio to meet them. Yosterdny evening ho received a wlreloss mes sage naylng that his daughter was In n critical state from collapse and that fears wore folt that sho would lose hor reason. Frlonds say tho match would havo been an Ideal ono and that the Menus are poors of tho Rothschilds socially and morally. Young Itothschlld wns SMALL BOY DITCHED TRAIN CAMPING AND OUTING GOODS NEW PRICE LIST Berwin Carson Escapes From His Mother Long Enough to Stir Up Trouble. United Press Leaaed Wlre.l Redding, Cal., July 23. Borwln Carson, four and a halt years of age, bears the distinction of being the youngest train wrecker ever caught In tho United States. Borwln got onto a "lay" late -yesterday aftornoon and did his job In' n workmanllko manner. As a result traffic on tho main lino of tho South ern Pacific at this iiolut was delayed for eight hours, passengers sworo and conductors fretted, while a wrecking crow hurried from Duns- muir to undo tho damage. Berwin escaped from his mama yesterday and started on n personally conduct ed tour of Investigation In the direc tion of tho railroad yards. A well oiled derailing switch easily swung open beneath his baby arms, and tho hugo locomotive of a long freight train that was pulling out of tho yards, quietly slipped from tho rati, pushed Its forward trucks ovor tho main lino tracks and stuck. Dor win's mamma arrived at this Junc tion, nnd hustled the 'mall boy out of tho dangor zono, nwny from tho vongonnco or tho vociferating crews of the stalled traliiB. o Snlom's building boom will ronch the one thousand houses mark this year. o M. D. Wisdom, or tho state fair Children's Gingham Dresses. .25c Sunbonnets 10c Straw Hats' . 10c Pearl Buttons, doz 2Sc Ladles Handkerchiefs 2c Talcum Powder 5c Tooth Brushes Cc Boys' Coat Sweators Hoc Boys' Waists 25c Children's Rompers 35c Khaki Rompers 50c Khaki 2-plcce Suits, long pants suit 75c Children's Tennis Shoos, pr. .50c Lndles' Canvas Shoos, pair... 75c Good Apron Check Gingham, yard 6 1-4c 15c Heavy Linen Toweling, yard 10c Men's Balbriggan Underwear, each 25c Men's Stiff Bosom Shirts, each 25c Ladles' Vests 10c Whlto Duck, yard 10c Garden Hats 25c Best Calico, yard 5c Cotton Batts, roll 5c Shirt Waists from 35c up Whlto or red Tablecloth, yd.. 25c Ladles' heavy gray Hose, pr. .12c TurkUh Towels, each 10c Llnon Toweling, yard 7$c $3.00 Mohair Dress Skirts, each now $2.00 )i.3 Dress Skirts, each now A $3.00 New lot of Ladies' Sweater Coats, each $2.00 Boys' double seated and double knee Overalls, pair.50c 'en's Heavy Covert Overalls, pair ... 75c Comforters Dusters Blankets Duck Skirts Duck Drilling Covert Co.. Denims board, Is quite ill, but Improving. -o- Notlcc of Intention to Improve a Portion of Twelfth Street. . Notice Is hereby given that tho common council of tho city of Salem, ROSTEIN & GREENBAUM 240246 Commercial St. proporty, Twolfth strcot in said city, required in said plans and spccltlca Willi Wnrrnn nrnthorB' snnc nl bltll-.lions Orogon, dooms It expedient to im it scion or the Austrian branch of provo and propose to improvo nt tho tho family. oxponso of abutting and ndJacontcity recorder, ana oy aomg nil tilings llthic pavement, from tho north lino o. Court stKkt to tho south lino of Kerry strcot, in sold city, including intersections. Said portion of snld strcot shall bo Improved by grading tho roadway thorcof' by establishing concroto curbs where not already established, nnd by paving said roadway In ac cordance with tho pinna and specifi cations adopted by tho common coun cil and on file in tho offlco of tho Romonstrnncos mny bo fllod against said improvement in tho manner nnd within tho tlmo provid ed in tho charter of said city. Dnto of tho first publication of this notlco July 13, 1009. By order of tho common council. . A. MOORES, 7-1 3-1 It City Recorder. o OHIIdrn Cry FOR FLETCHER'S O ASTO R I A OOOOOOOOOO O IIAHKIIALTj SUMMARY OOOOOOOOOO National League. Phllndolphtn-Clncluuntl, nil n. Boston 0; Pittsburg ti. Now York i; Chicago it. Brooklyn... . Louis, rain. American League. Cleveland 0; Now York 1. St. Louis 5; Washington 1, Detroit ti; lloHton 0, Chicago I; Philadelphia 3. Pacific Coast League. Portland 1 ; Loh Augoloa 0 Inning). Oakland 1; Sail ImiiuuIhco 2. SMoi'umonto i; Vernon 3. NorllivteM League. Spokano 0; Portland 1. Aberdeen 3; Seat I to 5. Vancouver t: Taoomn 3. (ton Tho Journal Saturday will bo an other lluo lioostor edition. at yorur nd Into that paper for It is read for two days Crtllirn Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA tasr WOULD YOU BECOME WELL-TO-DO? ' Tho surest way Is to begin now nnd snvo regularly n part of your earnings. Tho best way to snvo Is to opou a savings account with us. SAVINGS DKPAHTMKNT Capital National Bank Notlco to Contractors. Notlco Is hereby given that soalert bids will be oponod nt n mooting of tho common council of Salem. Ore gon, to bo held on tho 2Cth day of July, 1909. for tho Improvement of Kenrnoy Btreot with grnvol, botwoon the onst lino of Commercial strcot and tho wost lino of High street, in accordanco with tho plans and sped flontlons adopted by tho common council ror said Improvement, and now on lllo In tho olllco or the city re corder Bids will be recolvod on proposals submitted by tho city at torney, and must bo In accordance with tho specifications. Dato or tho first publication or this notlco tho 20th dny or July. 1909. By order or the common oouucll. W. A. MOORES. 7-20-5t City Recorder. o President Helps Orptiani. Hundreds of orphans havo been holped by tho Prosldont or Tho In dusrtlaj and Orphans' Home nt Ma con. On., who writes: "Wo have usod Electric Bitters in this Institu tion ror nlno years. It has proved n most oxcollont tuodlclno ror Stomach Liver nnd Kidney troubles. Wo re gnrd it as ono ot tho best family modlclno son oarth." It invigorates tho vital organs, purines tho blood, aids digestion, creates appetite. To strengthen and build up thin, pale, weak children or run-down people it na no equal. Best tor female com plaints. Only 60c at J, O. Perry, I g ni rwrM irrn-l irimnTtiUnej umi 1 1 wniwyKiei ph WW ia;witiy rtrM'rl wwww)WMMMweMSfii i mm mm wmmmm gf i MCf?' 7' M mm'mpm ' Ms s nRItoti m m m rr j?Swnn pi rp rp ft STUDY THE ABOVE MAP IlLOOMKUS ADDITION to tho Olty or Newport, Oregon, is now on tho market ror tho first time The tract is located about hair way between Nye Creek and Newport, nnd couslstsor some 30 lots, on tno rising ground .diroctly nbove tho ocean. Each lot is but a few steps from tho boaoh and a commands n view of tho ocean or surf for miles north and south. To tho north can bo seen Jump Off Joe and tho Ynqulna Head Light. To tho louth the ontrnnco to Ynqulna Bay and the Llfesavlng Station. Tho property Is about a flve-mlnuto wall: from tho boat landing lu Newport. It Is reached by n now six-root board walk, which runs In a straight lino from tho Ocean Houso Hotel In a northwest direction to tho lot's. This is now tno most popular walk In Newport on account of its benutiful surroundings and magnificent view or tho Pacific when the eud Is ronohod at HLOOMKR'S ADDITION. Hero before tho observer the ocean and tho leach stretch ror miles and miles. A WORD ABOUT YAQUINA BAY You could not find n more Interesting location to spend your summer than around this beautiful bay, vhlch lscomcded by those who know to bo tho most beautiful summor resort, NATl'HALLV, of any on the Pacific coast, barring none. Hunting nnd fishing are unexceheJ, and the many placos of Interest close to Newport, such as the Lighthouse. Otter Rock, Seal Rocks, etc., make it an Ideal place to own a summer home. NOW LOOK AT THE MAP You will seo that HLOOMKR'S ADDITION is right on the ocean, and yot has the great advantage of being close to tho bay and town, with no Bteep hills to climb to ronch It. The beach In front of the property Is good for bathing nnd tho gathering of rock oysters. Mr. Bloomer has already built two bojiutlful cottages on these lots for his own personal use. Mr. Dloome Is a Seattle man, and intends to make this the most popular addition to Newport FOR SALE 1IY MKYKR Ji BELLE, DERIIV & WILLSON, n. A. JOHNSON, FERGUSON & FISnER, IlEOHTEIi & M3NTON For further Information enquire at CAPITAL JOURNAL OFFICE fr r V
