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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (April 2, 1910)
IIMLY CAPITAL JOURNAL, BALEM, OREGON. SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1010. PAGE viva. Gey want ANOTHER HEW COUNTY I, vimV county WOULD f Jit PART OF MHK Il'i"" , nrnnd of r'.oronco was finlam Bruno" fJrUou ror the of a bm providing for the ?int of a now county to bo f-u Umpna or Pacific. boundary of Uio pro- I Ij county will tho Pacific K whllo tho eastern lino of tho 10 .nl lu, nriiotlcallV :L The proved rL,, will thus tako a strip off tho Ljjldeoi """" IT , rnnntV on thO SOllUl. Kb preyed to make Florence tho ,(Btr.BWt. railroad Uons between tho proposed 2lf and Eugene, making It diffl ,,fer those having grand Jury or L legal buelncBB to attend to at L Roseburg or Eugene, voters , tlis section affected will bo gen M favorable to the project. B la proposed to presont the bi;i liltlatlvo at the coming general ittlott. Cottago Grove Leader. o w knocks THE SALEMITE'S FISH STORIES lONITUt) rHKHS LEAKED WIKB.l Atafon. Cn'if. April 2. A giant Lifh weighing 3200 pounds is on IgUtltlon here today at one of the ItllDg booths along tho bench. Tie fish ipoTo tanburo) was Spied by W N McMillan, a ranch ing from South Africa. The sun lit was towed In shore by a launch nd the concerted efforts of 2G men ni a block nnd fall finally landed tletieh on tho beach. Sunflsh are ure in these waters. They arc gen- ItnUj found along the Italian tlon of "bucket Bhops1'' In tho dis trict of Columbia. Twonty-nino bfokors, members of the firms of Brico & Co., of Ilaltl moro; Hoggs & Co., Philadelphia and of tho Standard Stock Co., of St. Louis nro nam ail in tho hills. Tho companies operate SCO ofllcos throughout tho East nnd Middle West. According to information from tho prosecuting ofllco, raids are boing mado simultaneously today In Now York, Boston, Baltimore, Phil adolphln, Clncinnatti, St. Louis, Jet soy City nnd Washington. HAND YOUR BEST GIRL A BIG LEMON laws of diet and explained just what 'dlotltlc afflnitles" are. "Peoplo should eat food that agrees with their character," said Dr. Drews, in explaining his theory of "dlotltlc affinities." "Persons of positive character should eat negative food and vino versn. Sour apples do not go woll with persons with that sort of n dis position. In like manner those of sunny character should not eat sweet fruits. "Positives should go with negatives if you expect best results." ST. united rnnss i.kashd wiiug. Chicago, April 2. Dr. George J. Drews, doctor of Alimentnralnsm. found himself suddenly famous to day following tho publication of his lecturo beforo tile Vegetarian socie ty at the John C. Rcrar library last night when ho laid down some now I'AUL'S PARISH HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING This being Easter week, St. Paul's parish lias held its annual meeting, and tho guilds have met for their election of officers. Tho week began with excellently rendered services on Easter Day, attended by large congre gations. Tho Easter offering was larger than usual, a good indication of increasing Interest In tho parish. The parish meeting was held on Tuesday evening, with a better at tendance than for many years past, and tho Interest was sustained throughout the evening. The reports showed a good year's. Tho reports showed a good year's work, with a splendid outlook for tho coming year. Vestrymen woro elected as fol lows: Messrs. J. A. Sellwood, W. C. Tlllson, W, T. Slater, A. M. Craw ford, F. E. Nowborry, L. R. Hazol tlno, 1 J. Rupert, Henry Pape and F. B. Merry. At tho conclusion of business the ladlos sorvod refresh ments, and a vory pleasant socinl hour was spent. Tho vestry met for organization on Wednesday ovoning, all tho members being present. J. A. Sellwood waB elected senior warden; L. R. Hazol tlne, Junior warden; F. J. Rupert, clerk, and W. T. Slater, treasurer. Balances of all tho assessments and Missionary apportionments for tho convention year wero ordered paid, and financial plans wero formulated. Tho rector and vestry aro determined to mnke this the best year in tho his tory of the parish, and fully expect to do it. CHICHESTER S PILLS Wjrr-v TIIK 1HAMON1MIRANV. n. J.adleal aau your vniffglftl for . Chl.thM-tcr'a Diamond liran rilla In Hid and Uold nalllcV (-i.es, ceiled with Blue Rlltan. V Take no ot her. Ilnr of roar OnireUI. AkfnrCin.UlrKB.TEIta PIAMONO IIIIANK IMI.I.S.IWH5 ynn known tf Best, Safest, Atwiys Rtlltbla sni n bv rwjfir.isT; fverwherf. .ff 4 Keiraiu Arrest Ducket Slum Brokers. Washington, April 2. Tho grand Ijirj today roturnod threo indict- lieita In connection with tho operu- I I t THE DUTCH KIDDIES in"THE RED MILL" THE RED MILL ATTHE GRAND Grotchen, tho burgomaster's daughtor, is betrothed to tho gover nor of Iceland, an old fop and roue, and to escape this marriage sho plans an elopemont with Doris Van Dam, a young sea captain. Tho Ameri cans promise to aid tho olopors In return for a passago to America However, tho plans aro discovered by tho burgomaster and tho prospec tivo brldo is locked In tho red mill until tho arrival of tho governor. Connor and Kidder rescuo Grotchen by bringing her down on the sails of tho windmill. Tho governor has ar rived and his bride is missing, Tho father offers a largo reward for tho return of the girl, and on tho advice of tho sheriff sends to Tho Hague for Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson Connor and Kidder intercept the wjre and present themselves as tho detective and his friend, and In a clover burlwquo scone they tako off tho Gillette play. At tho opportune moment Gretchen Is returned as the brido of Doris, and tho reward en ables tho Americans to return home. The cast here will include Bert O. Swor as Con Kidder, Franker Woods as Kid Connor, Otto Koerner. Alvin Laughlln, Earl Hartberg, S. W. Stott, Harry McClain, J. Duke Jason and tho Misses Vernlco Mar tyn, Georgia Harvey, Edna Norman and a chorus of fifty, Including tho Grand Opera House Jno. P. Cor dray, Mgr. SATURDAY, APRIL 12 THE MUSICAL SENSATION Music by Victor Herbert. Book by Henry Blossom. Specially selected 60 COMPANY OF 60 With Bert Swor as Con Kidder Franker Woods as Kid Connor Beauty Chorus of 40, augmented or chestra and tho famous DUTCH KIDDIES. The most entrancing musical treat of the year. Prices 50c-?l.b0. Sale opens Friday. CAKE, hot biscuit. hot breads, pastry, arc lessened in cost in quality uhu wholesomeness, by Bake the food at home 0HM jj M and saemoaey' J Dutch Kiddles and an augmented orchestra of solo performers. Curtain at 8:30 p. m. promptly to night o ' THE CIKCUS acrobat finds it necessary at all times to keep his muscles pnd Joints sup ple. That is tho reason that hun dreds of them keep a bottlo of Bal lard's Snow Liniment always on hand. A euro euro foe rheumatism, cuts, sprains, sore throat, lame back, contracted muscles, corns, ounions and all pains. Price 25c, 50c and $1.00 por bottle. Sold by all dealers. Take LAXATIVE BROAIO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S signature on each bo". 2Rc TT8 Moro Pittsburg Indictments Pittsburg, April 2. Indlctmoat charging bribery aro recommended to bo filed against Morris Einstein and six select councLlmon of Pitts burg in a grand jury presentment today. Tho councilmen aro alleged to havo received money distributed by former Councilman P. B. Kearns. For Constipation. Mr. L. H. Farnham, a prominent druggist of Spirit Lake, Iowa, says: Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets aro certainly tho best thing on the market for constipation." Give theso tablets a trial. You aro certain to find them agreeable and pleasant in effect. Price, 25 cents, samples free. For sale by all good druggists. Fire jO IJ Fool Proof 1 JT Proof T US HEAT YOUR HOME -With a- 'Western Warm Air Furnace ' Manufactured in Salem by us and guaranteed to give satisfaction. An investigation of the merits of the Furnace estern Warm Air Will convince you that it is all that we claim for it. That it will produce better results on less fuel and last longer than any other furnace made. It is adaptable to wood, coal or coke. It costs no more than an inferior furnace. Sec Us Before Buying. We Will Convinced You. Let us install a Minneapolis Auto matic Heat Regulator. It will heat your home more evenly and cut down your fuel bill Let us figure that tinning contract. We manufacture all kinds of Tin and Sheet Metal Goods, Smokestacks, Tanks, etc., and Automobile Springs lANDERSON D. W. RUGGLES The Anderson Tinning and Furnace Co In considering making your w light, or cooking, why not com1 tbe F. P. Gas Machine and Deri Light. Will sell and install this ' mi nd guarantee it to give f pel eent more light for the sat- aonej than electricity or city gas. Let m Jgure with you, estimates furnished Call at my shop and see the llghti end stoves in operation. I also carry PYRO DENATURES ALCOHOL utilities Safe, economl caL, odorlem. A. L. FRASER Phoa. 1S5 ons sttr at Gold Dust Flour Made by tho SYDNEY POWER COMPANY, Sydney, Oregon. Mado fcr Family Use. Ask your grocer for it. Uran and Shorts always oa hand. P. B. WALLACE, Agt. WHITE HOUSE RESTAURANT Salem's most popular res taurant, 3C2 State street. We never close, open all night. Win. McGilchrist & Sons 'cone ; ilaln H7 N Hign C. W. YANNKE Proprietor of THE FASHION STABLES Cabs and Livery. All Rlgi t Modern Rubber Tire. Salem Fence Works Headquarters for Woven Wire Poncing, Hop wire, Barb Wire. I'oultrv Netting, Shingles, Mai hold Hoofing. P. & D. Ready C1IAS D. MULLIGAN WE MEET ALL DEMANDS For meat and provisions with, the finest and choicest to bo had. Pur chase yours hero and your table will bo famous for the fine meat, etc., to be had at it. Don't think this extra quality means an extra cost. It doesn't. Our prices are no higher than those charged for ordinary flesh foods. E. C. CROSS & SON. BEAUTY IN THE BATH ROOM Is tho best incentive to that cleanli ness which is next to godliness. You can havo it without making a dent in your bank account by having a do the plumbing. Our work is so good and our bath room appointments so attractvlo that you wouldn't bogrudge tho expense, even if our charges were twice what we ask GRABER BROS. Telephone Main 550. Good Wearing Slioes Low shoes for men, ladles and children that fit and woar well. Low priced. Call and seo them beforo buying elsewhere. .You will bo pleased with my goods. Repairlpg done. Speak German and English. 9 11H N. Llhnrtv St. Phnnn 7fiS ., . JUDGING BY APPEARANCES Of course everybody does that, and Laundry Work can't be Judged any other way. Everything subjected to our artistic treatment comes out as clean ns a polished surface, as clear as crystal and as bright as a sum mer's day. Articles washed proper ly last twico as long and look twen ty times better than goods badly lauhdried. Wo make cheap 'abrio masquerado for something bettor. SALEM LAUNDRY .CO., Phono 35. 1 .10-100 South Liberty St. Portland's Popular fire-Proof Hotel THE OREGON Our Rathskeller Grill finest dining service in city, with I IclWclllrtll UIUICOUU IIUIII U IU Mil Most perfectly furnished, Moderate Priced, Modern Hostlery in the metropolis of the Northwest ANNEX IS NOW OPEN Our capacity has been doubled and our bus will heioditei meet trams No, 6, and train No, 12, limited, Oregon Electric that arrive in Portland at 10:55 a, m, a tin A'M p, m, M. C. DICKINSON, Manager ;the OREGON 558 Trade Street Phone 886 SKJO Conrf St. I'hon ISM
