Daily capital journal., June 28, 1912, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

, - 1 1 1. X 1 : i i
XL J-.-' Lrti a vi
M B ro v 1 i1 i I sj
It is longer lasting
More fire resisting
More water and weather proof
than any other known roofing.
Malthoid is made right
in every detail
and for that reason
makes a most perfect
roof covering.
No matter under what
conditions it is used .
what climate it is used in
the character of the building used on-
Malthoid is the best roofing that
it is possible to make and we
can prove it
by our records
covering many years
of roofing experience.
Made by the Paraf fine Paint
Sao frandsc and Everywhere
Club House Burned.
tNITID FBESS LAI BED WIH.
Santa Baarbr, Cal., June 28 .The
club house of the famous Santa Bar
bara Country Club, at Monteclto, was
burned early today with a loss of
(60,000. A supposed tramp, who bad
severely cut the club's steward during
an encounter, set 'fire to the building
In an effort, It was eblleved, to hide
what he believed was a serious crime.
Low Round Trip Fares
Elks' National Reunion
SK Civic Celebrations
$6.0() Clatsop Beach
Seaside and Gearhart, Oregon, on the Pacific Ocoan. The perfect
sea-shore vacation resort south of the mouth of the Columbia river,
reached directly by "The North Bank Road." Tickets sold dally. Re
turn limit, October 31st.
$7.80 Tacoma, Montamara Festo
Tacoma's great annual carnival. Tickets sold June 30, July 2, 3 4.
Limit, July 5.
$2.00 Portland, Elks Grand Lodge
The greatest national convention of the year. A solid week of pub
lic entertainment. Tickets sold July 7, 8, 9, 10, 11. Limit, July 22.
$9.50 Seattle, Golden Potlatch
Seattle's splendid annual civic carnival. Tickets sold July 15. 16,
17, 18, 19. Limit, July 22.
Train schedules and details will be furnished on request.
W. E. COMAX I'. ALBIX
Portland, Oregon General Agent
General Freight and Passenger Agt. Salem, Oregon
Gifts for June Brides
JUNE, THE SEASON OF ROSES
AND BRIDES, FINDS US READY
TO MEET ALL DEMANDS WITH A
rillLLIANT ARRAY OF BEAUTI
FUL AND USEFUL WEDDING JEW
ELRY. Wedding Silver
THE SILVER YOU BUY AS A
WEDDING GIFT TESTIFIES TO
YOUR TASTE AND JUDGMENT.
OUR, MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION
OF- WEDDING SILVERWARE
AWAITS YOUR CRITICAL INSPEC
TION. KNIVES, FORKS AND SPOONS
IN A WIDE VARIETY OF NEW DE
SIGNS, SILVER TEA SETS, SERV
ING TRAYS AND ALL THE RE
QUISITES OF FINE TABLE APPOINTMENT.
BARR'S JEWELRY STORE
It's
free
lend
lot h.
A new
and raluiblt
book on
"Cheerful
Hornet."
TMi booklet
llluilratei toot
of I he moat
beautiful
buiifilowa of
Southern
California.
A book eerf
bone builder
will srizaw
lent (roc
Co.
MAS. K. SPAULDISG
LOGGING CO.
Salem, Ore.
The Bteward will recover. The tramp
escaped.
More on Now!
says a policeman to a street crowd,
and whacks heads If It don't "Move
on now," says the big, harsh mineral
pills to bowel congestion and suffer
ing follows. Dr. King's New Life Pills
don't bulldoze the bowels. They gent
ly persuade them to right action, and
health follows. 25c at J. C. Perry's.
Journal "Want. Ads" Bring Results.
Best on the Map
Of this glorious country wbo.e birth
day we celebrate. Surely you are not
going to bother with home baking on
that dayT Let us lend yoa enough
,oave. to last over. W. know that
once you try our bread yot .11 make
yourself Independent of baking day
forever after.
CAPITAL BAKERY
PAftY CAPITAL
TO DISCUSS
PURCHASE
OF PLAOT
crrr couxciL will have spu.
CIAL SESS10X TOXIGHT TO COX
SIDER REPORT OF COMMITTEE
OX PURCHASE OF WATER PLAXT
A special meeting of the city council
will be held this evening to consider
the report of the special water com
mittee, which has had the wattor of
the purchasing by the city of the
water plant, under consideration for
the past few months. The speclul com
mittee held a number of meetings In
the wards of the city to determine the
sentiments regarding the method of
purchase, with the report that the
committee will make a report favoring
purchase by arbitration. It Is known
positively that some of the council will
oppose thlB form of purchase.
If the council adopts the resolution.
which has beep prepared by Alderman
Kigaon, immediate steps will be taken
to start negotiations for the plant.
A report Is out that some of the al
dermen favor abandonment of any
further attempts to make the purchase
of the plant, but this cannot be veri
fied. ; i y , i ; .
Let the Farmer Control.
I am glad to see philanthropists,
business men, bankers and politi
cians so Interested In promoting bet
ter farming. But I don't want them
to "farm the farmers'' says Herbert
Myrlck, editor-ln-chlef of Farm and
Home. It looks like we were going
to have a new craze along this line.
Certain Interests that have so long
manipulated banking and currency to
their own advantage are now suspi
ciously solicitous for the poor farm
er. They would like nothing better
than to get control of the co-operative
farm finance which I am trying
to Introduce among our farmers,
based upon the methods which have
bfen so successful among the co
operative land-mortgage banks nnd
rural credit unions In Europe.
Now, we all rejoice at the money,
time and brains that are being given
in aid of better farming and more
practical education In school, on the
farm nnd In the home, But the farm
ers must control this thing. It must
comp up from the farmer, Instead of
being , carried down to.blpi. It. Is
what you accomplish for yourself
that benefits you, not what Is given
yon.
The North Dakota better farming
association Is doing about right. It
Is composed of both farmers, busi
ness men nnd donors. It employs
experts, who go to the farms of Its
members and help them to farm It
more scientifically. A bunch of New
Jersey farmers do still better, by
themselves puttlnK up the money to
pay an expert. National, state and
private aid Is needed to support the
teaching force required to Instruct
yenng and old In scientific manage
ment of farm, market and home, but
the efficiency of this effort will de
pend upon the extent to which we or
dinary folks take hold of It apply the
better methods nnd run the organiza
tion which administer!) them.
Let not the furore for demonstra
tion farming result In "farming the
farmer" worse than ever.
THIS SAVORS
. OF ATTEMPT TO
BRIBE VOTERS
I'liiverslty of Oregon, Eugene, Or..
,:i;ne 24 In t lie annual meeting of
the board of regents of the University
nf Oregon, held In President Camp
hell's office, the board went on record
ns promising to turn back Into the
tieasury Ihe $'00 000 grunted It. by the
legislature In Ihe latt session, provid
ing, that the court annulled the refer
endum petitions as fraudulent In case
the people of the slate voted favor
ably uuon the proposed bill, providing
for one hoard of regents and mllliige
import for the Unlif-rslty and the
Agricultural College.
End Hunt fr Wrh Girt
Often the hunt for a rich wife ends
when Ihe man meets a woman that
lives Electric Hitters. Her strong
nerves tell In a bright brain and even
i,.n,n.,p tier neacli-liloom complexion
and ruby Hps result from her pure
blood; her bright eyes from rsstful
sleep; her elastic step, rrom lirm
frr.o mnsrles. all telling of the health
and streiiEth Electric Hitters give
woman, nnd the rreeri.mi irnm inmgpn
tlnn liarkarlie. headache, fainting snd
dizzy spell" they promote. Every
where they are woman s iaoriie rem
edy. If weak or ailing, try them. 60c
at J. C. Perry's.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
TJii Kind Yea Kara Always Ecught
JOURNAL, SALEM, OEEGOX. FRIDAY, JI NE 20, Uli
El-Rado dntroyi ugly and emburisiinj
irowiht of Supcfluoui Hir on Uct, Kxi
"an. It ct. L-uUntlyj j fc,,, ,!, ,lja
f nioolh without the .lihtr irritalion. Unl.ka
any other dTil.torr El-R.do dwlroyt hir
"l ri ,c"n? Jirecll'r "P0" ,he '"
which u the only Kitnlific.lly ctrttia method
of destroying the root, of the hair. Only a
liquid nich u El-Rado on accompU the
perfect rraulu. El-Rado it guaianteed ab
solutely harmleu nd thoroughly reliable.
C 121 Eut iJik Sinn. New Yt
For salo in Salem at J. C. Perry's
Drug Store.
M.IRIOX COUNTY REIT, ES.
STATE TRANSFERS AM) IX.
STRUMEXTS RECORDED.
M. D. Lebo to B. R. Reed, lot 8.
Chappell's ad. to Woodburn JSOO.
P. Fuchs to J. Puiumer, 2 lots, in
Palmer's ad. to Mt. Angel, $500.
D. Rowland to J. E. Rowland. 1 lot.
Salem ad., Salom, J 4 00.
J. L. Louck to B. M. Hanslmw. part
lot, S. W. ad. Salem, Jt700.
L. Bechtol to Cora A. Miller, lot.
Falrmount Park ad. Sulem, $575.
Sheriffs Deed.
H. P. Mlnto to E. T. Adair, 2 lots
Woodburn, $469.98, ' ;
Contract of Sale.
C A. Murphy to II. R. White, lot 6,
Van Duyn's ad., Salem, $22.00.
Xew Suits Filed.
Judge Kelley will set cases for July
term and hear motion and demur July
5, 10 o'clock.
Lillian Walling vs. A. M. Lafollette
et ux, damage, $5000.
Cannon Grocery vs. Jessie Law. ac
tion for money for goods sold and
delivered.
H. G. Damond vs. W. W. Wood et
al action for money on promissory
note. Also affidavit and undertaking
for attachment, $103.0.1 and Interest,
March, 1906 10 per cent.
M. U Niccolson vs. John Petit, bc
tion for money. Also affidavit and
undertaking for attachment, $87.65 and
Itncrcst, October, 1911, 6 per cent.
Kroll vs. Kroll, divorce, summons.
C. E. Eiickson & Co. vs. II. S. Earl,
reply.
Fred Zurlenden vs. C. A. Parvln et
rl demurrer.
D. F. Burge vs. Austria v. Iluige,
motion to dismiss case.
University of Oregon fuse, under
taking on appeal.
. Salem, Fulls City & Western Ry. Co.
vii. H. O. While stipulation.
This Girl Recovered
from Consumption
The umkfriv of Kckiimn k Altcnttlre,
wtildi lu dulotf to unit ti good fur Coimump
tlvpn, are couilminlly hi nrilit of milly
wonderful rHii-tii of run Immjclit alxHit
solely tliroutcU tlie line uf thin uit'tllWiiti.
Ttietie report nr hIwuvii h( Hip coin tint nd
of Hiiyuue Intfrinteil, mid many-uf the
wrllerit in their unitltHdH him itiiKU'tHl
tit t like miffHri'rn write direct nnd Ihhi-ii
what It did fnr them. Here It one Miecliiieu;
4-M. Hreond Ave., Aurnm, III.
'fifiitleinen; I'Hitlon uie for not writing
ooner, hut 1 wunled Ut hit If I would ntuy
curwl. I enn now Irulhfully hhv 1 iiiniier
tvvtly well. NVver felt tailor In nil my llfff.
I wImIi tn exprei my heartfelt tlinukn.
1 never have uny inlu, no conttli, no ulifht
awentg, no buy-fever. Hit'' u child of
two yearn I lnm heeti atllnx with lunar
trmiiiic, wmeu jrew wumn hn 1 Ki'w
older. At tht OKt of foiihwn th doctor
Hld If I could not ta Hfiit Hunth, 1
would nindy die of CniiHiimtillon. Kvrry
winter 1 would In aure to hnve either
HronehltlB. ""urlsr. or riieiiiiionla. I
bad TypholdTlieiitnonla one time. I had
ralnrrh of tht nloiimeli and liowela anil
hnd liny Kever for tlw nnt f-w yenrK; but
bnve not Hnytlitm of the kind thla ycr.
"I will HiiNwer nil lettem ncut to me,
Bnklnff a lilNtory of uiy vnne, from auj
one lurferluit (mm luntf trouhl."
"I r m ril n Willi nian thanks to yoa,
jour Krnleful friend "
(Hltrncd Amdiivll) KTTA I'l.ATH.
Thn yenrn Inter report h mill well,
Kcktuftn'a Alteratlve la effective hi Bron
fhltl, AKthina, liny Kever; Throat and
Luna; Trouble, and In upbuilding tha
yatem. Doea not contain poliinna, oplnten
or biihlt-fornilna; dnitta. Auk for booklet
of cured ennvn and write to ICrkinan
Laboratory, l'lillndelohla, I'., for more avl
deoce. For aule by all lendlnf dnixiclfiU and
J. C. Perry.
Notice of PVhhuIuUou.
Notice 1h liercliy glvm thnt the part
neTHlilp heretofore exlHtlng botwwsn
Edwin C. Crofli and CurtU II. Crosa
undr the flnn name of E. C. Crow ft
Son hag been diftsolved by mutual con
sent. The buttings will be continued
by Curtis D. Cross, wbo will collect nil
indebtedness due to the partnership
and will pay all partnership bills.
The old firm thanks the public for
pant patronage and the successor
promises a continuation of the same
effort to please patrons as heretofore.
A sprained anklft may as a rule be
cured In from three to four days by
applying Chamberlain's Mnlment and
pbHerving the directions with each
bottle Knr sol1 hv ell (cnlpr
Ta!:o FOLEY
KIDIIEY PILLO
Tonic la Action Quick la Result
Oct rid of your Deadly Kidney
Ailment, that cott you high prict
In endurinc of pain, loa of tlma and
money. Others hava cured themaelvea of
KIDNEY AND BLADDER DISEASES
by tht prompt and timely um of FOLEY
KIDNEY PILL8. Stop BACKACHK,
HEADACHE, and ALL the many other
troubles thatfollowDI&&ABKDKIDNEY3
and URINARY IRREOULARITIES.
FOLEY KIDNEY PILL will CURB any
caee of KIDNEY andBLADDERTROUB
LB not beyond the reach of medicine. No
medicine can do nwts. Ia a yellow packije.
i. r. rEBiar.
OREGOil
ELECTRIC
SCHEDULES
Two new limited electric trains are
to be established on the Oregon Elec
tric railway line with the onenhig of
the now line to Albany. The schedule
as announced shows that the run from
Portland to Albany will be inado In
two hours and 40 minutes and the
return in two hours and 3C minutes.
There will be five trains to Albany
dally, arrangements having been made
for the continuance of four of the
present Salem trains on to the end of
the line in addition to the new train.
The same number will return dally.
Following Is the schedulo of Albany
trains:
Southbound, leaving Portland Lo
cal No. 1, 6:30 a. m., arriving Albany
9:40 a. m.; limited No. 5, leaving 9
a. m., arriving 11:35 a. m.; local No. 9,
leuvlng 2:15 p. in., arriving 5:25 p. m.;
new limited leaving 5 p. m., arriving
7:35 p. m.; lucal No. 17, leaving 9:30
p. m arriving 12:35 p. m.
Northbound, leaving Albany New
limited, leaving Albany 7:30 a. m.,
arriving Portland 10:10 a. m.; local
No. 10, leaving 10:15 a. ni,, arriving
1:20 p. m.; limited No. 14, loavlng
2:35 p. m., arriving 5:10 p. m.; local
No. 18, leaving 5:02 p. m., arriving
8:05 p. m.j local No. 20, leaving 7:55
p. m arriving 11 p. m.
The opening of the new line July 4
will be the occasion for a celebration
In Albany. To accommodate Portland
people who desire to attend a speclnl
train will leave Portland at 7:60
o'clock on the morning of July 4 ar
riving at Albany about 10:35. It will
return In the evening. The s peclal
will leave from the Jefferson-ntreet
depot.
M'ht'iit Charter Without In Years
The hlgliPHt charter In a number of
years for wheat from Portland to
Kurope was fixed yeHterday when M
II. Ilouser chartered the British ship
Calotte to load wheat at 37 shillings
6 pence. This charter, In view of the
prevailing rates for Hteam vessels, is
considered very reasonable and there
can be no question but the rates will
not be less than this during the pres
ent season. The Oaigate Is at Santa
Rosalia and will arrive In time to lake
one of the first cargoes out of the port
this year.
Notice of Intention to Improve South
Twelfth Street
Notice Is hereby given that the com'
mon council of the city of Salem ,Ore
gon, deems It expedient and proposes
to Improve South Twelfth street, from
the south line of Mission street to
the city limits with gravel bltullthlc
pavement at the expense of the ad
jacent and abutting property within
said limits, In accordance with the
plans, specifications and estimates for
the Improvement of said South
Twelfth street, from the south line of
Mission street to the south city lim
its, as heretofore adopted by the com
mon council, and on file in the office
of the city recorder, which are hereby
referred to for a more particular and
detailed description of said Improve
ment, and are hereby made a part of
this notice,
Wrltton remonstrances against the
Improvement proposod herein may be
Dade at any time within ten (10)
days from the final publication of this
notice. In the manner provided by the
city charter.
This notice Is published for ten
(10) days, pursuant to a resolution of
the common council, and the date of
the first publication theroof Is the
25th day of June, 1912, and the date of
the final publication will be the 6th
day of July, 1912.
CIIA3. F. EIHN, City Recorder.
6-26-1H
PROPOSALS FOR ADDITION TO
DRICK HUILDINO. Department of
tiio Interior, Office of Indian Affairs
Washington, I). C, June 1, 1912,
Sealed proposals, plainly marked on
the outside of the sealed envelope:
"Proposals for Addition to Itrlck
School Iluildlng, Salem Indian
School, Oregon," and addressed to
the Commissioner of Indian Affairs,
Washington, D, C, will he received
at the Indian Office until 2 o'clock
p. m., July 17 1912, for furnishing
materials and labor for the construc
tion of an addition to brick school
building at the Salem Indian School,
Oregon, In strict accordance with
tho plans, specifications and Instruc
tions to bidders, which may be ex
smlned at this Office, the offices of
the Hnif rvlxor of Construction, Den
ver, Colo., the Oregonian, Portland,
Ore., the Capital Journal, Salem
Ore., tint American Contractor, Chi
cago, 111., the V. B. Indltin Ware
houses at ChlcnKO, 111., St. l-oiiln, Mo.
and Hnn Kranolsco, ('til, the Build
ers snd Traders Exchanges it Min
neapolis, Minn, and Omaha, Nebr,.
and at the School. For further In
formation apply to the Supt. of the
Salem Indian School, Cbemawa, Ore
rr.n. ; F. II. Abbott, Acting Comtula
s'ener, f-U-16t-eod
mhim MO-morrow ff
Last Day of Our
I
Big Specials in every department. Everything in
White reduced with the eqception of contract goods.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
22c Turkish Towels 22c
' I'nblcached Turkish Dath Tow
els, 52x25, extra heavy, best
quality; a good seashore towel.
Speclnl, 22c.
Ik Silk Gloves 79c
Bilk Gloves for women and
misses; double tipped fingers;
black, white, tan any navy.
' Special, 79c.
Quality
UG.aShipbyCo.
143-14701111 Liberty Street
BweM Stu ud Cnvt StttcU, SAICM, OREGON
A
MrrehtndUe .
Makes (he Nntlon Gusp,
The awful list of Injuries on a
Fourth of July staggers humanity.
Sot over against it, however, la the
wonderful healing, by Uucklen's Ar
nica Salve, of thousands who suffored
from burns, cuts, bruises, bullet
vounds or explosions. It's the quick
healer of bolls, ulcers, eczema, sore
lips or piles. 25 cts. at J. C, Perry's.
Sen Fonts, the rather notorious
Portland attorney, wsb granted 'a di
vorce at ABtorla yesterday on the
ground of cruel and Inhuman treat
ment. ' .''.!
Journal Want Ada Brln Results
This
To
One Vote
For Queen of the Cherry Fair
SALEM, OREGON
JULY 11, 12 and 13, 1912
One Cent Per Vote
The Capital Journal
Contest Closes My 6th, 10:30 p. m.
AutoiiiolHle41otor Cycle and
Accessory Dealers of Salem
APPERSON
AUBURN
BUICK
E-M-F
FORD
fMnTA AT MOTOR
WWifllV CYCLES
OVERLAND
IIARLEY'DA V1DSON
MOTOR CYCLES
VULCANIZING
OHO
Lwomnlilla
and
Kelly Truck
19c Boys' Shirts
and Drawers He
Boys' bnlbrlggan and PorosUnlt
Shirts and Drawers; sizes 24 to
S4. Uperhil, We-
Neckwear 3
Ladleti' Novelty Neckwear in
jabots, dutch collars, sailor col
lars, stocks, etc.; lawn and laCe.
Special, 85c,
PosuW
Prim
Mrs. Lela Love, wife of Wiley Love,
a farmer living near Covena, Oa., says
"I have taken Foley Kidney Pills and
find them all that you claim for them
They gave me almost Instant roller
when my kidneys were sluggish and
Inactive. . 1 cheerfully recommend
them to all sufferers from kidney trou
bles." Foley Kidney Pills are as care
fully mndo and as scientifically com
pounded as any medicine your home
doctor can give you. They act direct
ly on the kidneys and Maddor Dr.
Stone Drug Co. .
Children Cry
r FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR. A
entitles
AIno Airt-nt for lice and Mfclitfo
Great Wet. (era Garage 117 N. lilgk
W. 8. 1ITTS, Agent
Also Agent tor Met.
41S Court fitrect. Phons ttl
OTTO WII.HO
Alxn Agent for the Chalmers
Phone S'.'O lor. Comerrlal snd Centra,
E-M-K MOTOR SAI KS CO.
t. M. F. "l(U"-ilur.dcrs W
C. I- Ruse, Mgr. 111 K Cotn'l ft.
FORD AGKNf T, K. II. Whltenlde, Mgr.
Also Agents for II. C. II. mid Losler
Cnnige, .o. 5HU Ferry Street
watt flinrr
Amniiinltlini, r inlilmj Tackle, I'tf,
North Commercial htrect I'tieiie ttM
HIWOXTOJI MOTOR CO.
AIno Agent for Mlkhetl
rimne l.'iv l.i I North lllxh Strrtt
ihi'nku nitos.
Aula and .Untiireycle rupil'ei aai
Minneapolis Motorcycle
Rnlem Vulcsnlring A Rubber Co.
Rtrradlnf, Hrctlnn Wori, Pnthln.
NatUfartloB Gnaranletd. I ID (Vntar.
tmlirj and Cowpnny
4"r Ir Ilti-d
rboot Jtula 14. 211 StaSefaX
. lit Court Btraa