XEB DAILY CAPITAL JOTTBWAL, 8ALM, OREGON. THURSDAY, MAT 7. 1914,
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WOMEN'S SUITS
BELOW COST.
Women's .and Misses
iii .'. Coats
. $3.75 and Up.
All at reduced prices.'
Children's
Dressesx
65c dresses 56c
75c Dresses 68c
$1.00 Dresses 89c
$1.25 Dresses 99c
$1.50 Dresses . .... $1.29
$1.75 Dresses $1.49
$2.25 Dresses $1.99
$3.00 Dresses $2.49
Women's
Dresses
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Women's Dresses, all ,
aboVe $15.00, in silk and
wool, now 20 Less.
Bed Spreads
$1.50 Bed Spreads.. $1.29
$1.75 Bed Spreads.. $1.49
32.50 Bed Spreads.. $1.99
$3.00 Bed Spreads.. $2.25
t
$4.00 Mercerized Middy
Dresses, now $3.00
50c Silk Boot
Hosiery
White, Tan and Black,
" ; Now 38c Pair.
$1.00
Dress Shirts
For Men
a -
black and white stripes,
Now 79c.
$2.50 Work Pants $2.10
$2.00 Work Pants $1.65
Shoes
Shoes values from $3.00
to $5.00 (not the latest)
Now 95c per pair.
Sale Commences 9s a. m.
Saturday
Special
75c Union Suits 49c
50c Union Suit 35c
Women's fine ribbed cot
ton Union Suits with short
sleeves and wide Empire
trimmed Pants. Also high
neck,' long' sleeves and
ankle pants or tight knee.
'
75c Union Suits .-
49c
5Cc Union Suits 35c
Women's 25c Vests and
Pants 19c each. Of fine
ribbed cotton, all styles,
19c each.
SATURDAY ONLY.
. , BASEBALL TODAY.
Americas. - j
At Chicago Detroit-Chicago game i
postponed, rain.
At Cleveland K. H. E. !
St. Louia ..... 2 6 3
Cleveland 0 7 2!
Wamiltnn anil Apiimv (itlstll an. I '
O'Neill.
At Boston R. II. E.
New York .. 0 4 1
Bo-ton 2 7 1
Fisher and Sweeney; Foster and
Thomas.
Federal
At Chicago Brooklyn-Chicago game
postponed, Tain.
At Kansas City K. H.' E.
Buffalo ... 0 7 2
Kansas City 10 16 0
National.
At Philadelphia . R. H. fcl.
Brooklyn 6 13 1
Philadelphia 5 11 1
Aitcheton and Miller, Mayer and
Killifer.
At Pittsburg E. H. E.
Chicago 1 6 3
Pittsburg 7 13 2
Humphreys and Archer, Cooper, and
Gibson.
At Now York K. H. E.
Boston 6 8 1
New York 7 15 2
Crutcher and Gowdy, Marquard and
Meyers.
ENGLISH IS PREFERREDtillfMII VOULD
mitt niun hp
ISUI UIIL Ul
SUPERINTENDENT CHURCHILL
SECURES - LIST Or SUBJECTS
AND NUMBER Or PUPILS IN
CLASSES.
With the view of ascertaining what
the members of the graduating classes
from the Oregon High sehoola have
been studying during the past year,
I Ptate Superintendent Churchill re-
quested the principals of the various
high schools throughout the State to
send to the State Department tho sub
jects pursued by each senior during
this school year. The majority of the
high schools responded and the follow
ing tabulation shows tho different sub
ject and the 'number taking a course
in each:
English
LIBERTY BELL WILL BE
SHIPrER TO PANAMA PAIR
Philadelphia, May 7. Convinced
there would bo no danger of further
fissures by. a trip to San Francisco,
Mayor Blankenhur'g, of Philadelphia,
declared today he favored sending the
Liberty Bell to the Panama-Pacific, ex
position. Ho said he had consulted
with numerous bell casters and thoy
were agreed that the bell'could make
the trip without misiiap.
A monster petition signed by thou
sands of nprnnna wont, nt thn ' M;..:..
siimi river has heen rrnnn,l f tk I
city council, aud its members now aro
almost unanimous in favor of sending
the bell to San Francisco for tho opou
ing of the exposition.
History
Physics .
Civica ...
German
Latin :..
841
769
270
247
245
13
Mb
Geometry - 162
Domestic Science and Domes
tie Art - -. 167
Observation and Teaching
Practice 130
Review in Teacher's Course.. 150
Economics ..., 125
Typewriting 106
Chemistry 101
Higher Arithmetic 07
- Agriculture t. 8!)
Biology -78
... 75
60
..... 62
60
... 57
. 53
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The Markets
it
, LOCAL MARKETS.
The prune question is still unsettled,
though the generally accepted estimate
is half a crop. It is probable it will
bo better than this. The habit of the
Italian of dropping and thinning for
itself always causes the belief that it
will drop about all its fruit, but it gen
erally comes to the front with a fairly
good crop under any nnd all conditions.
The mohair market in Oregon is done
for this year, all clips but a few strag
gling ones having been brought up.
The poultry and dressed meat market
is dejressed due to over-supply, and
prices are weak. The markets are still
well supplied with California straw
berries, but this w?ek will see tuein
out of the market as the Oregon ber
ries are beginning to come in, and
Cows, per cwt . 56a
Hogs, fat, per 7(o 8c
Stock hogs, per lb ......eIb'C
Ewes, per lb 5i
SpriSg lambs, per 'lb ...i.l..rl......"....6c
Veal, according to quality ll(all
Pelts. .
Dry,' per lb
Salted country pelts, each
OF
Commercial Arithmetic
Trigonometry .
Mechanical Drawing
Physiology ...T
Music
Penmanship
Higher Algebra 51
Stenegraphy 50
Bookkeeping 40
Manual Training 45
Psychology
rhysiofrnphy 0
There are about one hundred flddi
tional students reported In twenty Siib-
Oregon , hiuh
is '.given the
OOlTERVflll OEwr.BAT. nv
CANADA IS APPOINTED "ot enumerated hero.
London, Mny 7. Prince Alexander! t" , "l
of TWW w. .nn.;n.,t I schools much ireedom
ceed the Duke of Coniiauirht as gov
crnon general of Canala. The appoint
ment becomes effoctive in October.
SHERIFF ESOH EINDS A
. REMEDY FOR ALL ILLS
Though Sickand Suffering; At
Last Found Help in Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegeta
ble Compound.
Richmond, Ta. - " When I tUrteJ
taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound I was in a
dreadfully rundown
state of health,
had internal trou
bles, and was to ex
tremely nervous and
prostrated that if I
had given In to my
feelings I would
have been in bed.
As It was I bad
hardly strength st
times to be on my
feet and what I did do was by s great:
effort. I could not sleep at night and
cf course felt very bad in the morning,
nnd had a steady headache.
"After taking the second bottle I no
ticed that the headache was not so bad,
I rested better, and my norvca were
stronger. I continued its use until it
made a new woman of me, and now 1
can hardly realize that I am able to do
so much as I do. Whenever I know any
woman in need of s good medicine I
highly praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound." Mrs. Frank
Clark, S146 N. Tulip St., Eichmond,Pa.
Women liars Been Telling Women
for forty years how Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetublo Compound has restored their
bealth when suffering with female ills.
This accounts for the enormous demand
for it from coast to coast. If you aro
troubled with any ailment peculiar to
women why don't you try Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound? It
will pay you to do so. Lydia E. Pink
ham Medicine Co., Lynn, Moil.
student in tho choice of his subjects. ; ing-cossidcrs the study of English so
Three years of English only are re- important tl)Bt he includes it in the
quired, yet nearly every pupil report-1 fourth year, of his high school work.
Indentions of a Civilization More Ad
vanced Than That of Old
. -Egypt.
Lamb pelts, each
8c
. .05c$l
25 .
PORTLAND MARKET REPORT.
Portland, May 7. fl'heut, club 89c
90c; bluestem 93c.
Outs, number one white feed $21.50
(522; gray $21.50.
Barley, brewing $21.50; feed $20.
Hogs, best live $8.55; Prime steers
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RUINS SLOWLY CRUMBLING
TO DUST THROUGH TIME
I
Natives Use Beautifully Cut Stones in
Constructing Adobe
Huts.
next week will be in quantity to sup
ply all demands. There is a tair de-1
mand for hops but prices are shrinking. I
A few small sales are reported, one at j
Gorvais, where 85 bales changed hands
at I31i cents.-
! $8; fancy cows $7; best calves $8.50(a'
A city so old that even the legen
dary lore of tho Incnp, who traced an
unbroken liuo of kings back to the
eleventh century, is dumb concerning
Spring lambs $7(a$7.50; yearling : the j,coplo who buiIt Jt citv which
lambs $6.u0. H i i u " ,
Butter, city creamery 23c. a tll"sa'"l 7' W been so long
Eggs, selected candled local extras dead that even song, story and tradi-
20V'C i 'lon ha'' forgotten every vestige of
Hcna 1fic tii-nilnr PncrtT 97c aensA i its nistorv when Culumbug iliscovcred
LOCAL WHOLESALE MARKET. No,,, turkeys 20cfa22c. the "New World." Such is the an-
Hay, Timothy $15.00 1 Wool 3914 clip Willamette Valley icient city of Tiahiianneu, whose Tuins
Clover, per ton $1011 ! J6'i!C20c; eastern Oregon UVjc(&)lr crumbling surely, but very slowly,
Oats and vetch $13 lOK.c. ; into dust not far" trom the southern
Wheat, per bushel ci Hops, choice 14c15c. jshoro of Lake Titicaca, in Bolivia.
Bran, oer ton $27.00' i "The little present-day village of
Shorts, per ton - $29.00 'emperor WILLIAM ACTS iTiahuanaeu is' located on the railroad ! tion.
Oats, per bushel . 32
Chittim Bark, per lb .. 4A(E'5ci
Cheat, per ton $13.00 :
Potatoes per cwt . .- 4050c .
Onions $3.25 sack
AS GODFATHER TO AMERICAN
push the building ot such a city havo
maintained itself in this region 1 The
ruins are located 13,000 feet above the
.level of the sea cn a vast rdateau
where the constant cold prevents the
maturing of corn or other grain. At
present potatoes, oca, nnd some other
edible roots are groivn, but the region
sustains only s scanty mountain popu
lation. The ;iiy once covered a largo
area, the groat structures were built by
skilled masons.' One stone is 36 feet
long by seven feet wide and weighs
170 tons, another is 26 feet by 16, and
6 feet thick. Only the monoliths of
ancient Egypt equal those found in
Tiahuanacu. The movement and plac
ing of such monoliths point to a dense
population, to an organized govern
ment, and consequently to a large agri
cultural area with means of transpor
tation from various directions. The
only tcnenable explanation is that at
the time when Tialmanp.eu flourished
the Andes were fmm 2,000 to 3,000
feet lower than at present; Geologists
hold that in the Jurassic and even in
the Cretaceous period there were no
Andes and that through a gradual up
heavel they have been formed in more
recent geological times. The bones of
a mastodon haVe been discovered in
j minim tic an uiuiuiie or Jd,iwu reet
uuove uie sea, anu sucn an animal
could not have existed at such an ele
vation. Skeletons of gigantic ant-eaters
have been found in the deserts pf
Tarnpaea, and these could only have
existed in regions of arboreal vegota-
inese, nnd other geological fact3,
Butter and Eggs.
Butterfat, per lb., f. o. b. Salem
Creamery butter, per lb
Eggs ..........
Poultry.
Hons, per lb
Boosters, per lb
Berlin, Mny 7. Wi;ti Emperor Wil
liam acting as godfather, the infant
daughter of Lieutenant Commander
alter R. Gherardi, American naval
wmcn connects 1..0, ras, me modern nuriiini-t. th thonrv tl,o
capital of Bolivia, with the port oficjtv of Tiahunnacu existed when the
Ouaquo on Lake Titicaca, and may be An les were much lower than at pre
reached in about two hours from the Pnt, perhaps when iho cave man of
former place. The ruins of niicient j Britain was fiehtinr- f,r i;f ;t:,
liuiiuanacu, cohering an area or Rnouijrave near,
Epsom salts is a queer remedy for
earacho, toothache or ingrown toenails,
but that is tho panacea Sheriff William
"wh has found to bo all efficient in
treating some of the prisoners in tho
county jail who hav-j a habit of com
plaining of being ill.
This secret of Sheriff Esch'. ,
discovered this morning when an einptv!
bottle that would contain about half!
Kumiii -Ha rounu To ne labeled " Ep
som Salts." Inquiry hrought out tho
Vnowledgo that this medicino wns tho
"panacea" that cures all ills in' the
estimation of tho sheriff. Tho bottlo
wns empty and wns about to be ro
filled. "You see," advised tho snuo of the
county jail, "all tlm prisoners have to ;
do is to ent and sle.p, and after they
... .... ,,,B tiM-v . infill o (jcx
cross and restless a.id complnin nbout
being sick. They ask for a doctor and
imagine they aro real sick. Whv, they
would have the county doctor running
to the jail continunlly if, all their re"
quests were granted.
"AH right," J says to the prisoners,
continued tho sheriff", "get your tin
eup. I'll civo you something 'that will
cure you."
"But I don't want thnt stuff,"
whines tho prisoner, sjtys tho sheriff
with grim humor ljirking about tho cor
ners of his month.
"This will fix that earache, snvs T,"
svs the sheriff, "nnd T pour out
about two table spoonsful of the salts.
Believe me, it is a great euro for whin
ing and complaining, and wives n great
many trips for the county doctor. Of
course," the sheriff added, in closing,
"when a prisoner i.s reallv ill ho gets
tho best of medical care."
SAVE. YOUR EYES
Children Cry for Fletcher's
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m m$ Wee,
r.7 w n v
1 L J
The Kind You Havo Alwnys Bonjht, and nhloh lias been
In jisc lor over HO years, lias bornotho sifrnature ot
lias been made under his per
suporvislon since Its Infancy.
t no one. to deceive vou la this.
All Counterfeits. Imitations and " Jnnt-ns-crood" aro but
r.xpcriiucnts that trii'lo with and endanger tlio hcnlth ot
Infants nnd Clilldreu Experience against Experiment.
t is CASTORIA
Castor-la is a harmless snbstltnto for Castor Oil, Pare
gorio, lrop and hoothiiijr Syrups. It Is pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, JUorphino nor otlier Jinrcotio
(substance. Its npro Is its guarantee. Jt destroys Worms
nnd allays Fcvorlslnicss. Tor more than thirty years it
1ms been in constant nse for tho relief of Constipation,
riatnleney, "Wind Colic, all Teething1 Troubles and
Diarrhoea. It regulates tho Stomach and liowels,
nsslmilates tho Food, givinfr healthy and natural filcep.
The Children's Puuacea Tho Jlothcr'a Friend.
GENUINE
23e oftophe v as christened at the Am.'ri- a Btuare m"0' are not oveT a balt mllc ;Bnd sketching
attacne, v.as cnnsienea ai rue Arn.a lf , in ,, ,..pit x-i-...,! ii.,.. ...
c cm. omhfmiv here tnrinv. Ji,mteror I . . . . : " i "e "U11B VL
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Steers,
Steers
William was represented by an adju-
1 tant who explained that the emperor
Hi desired to be the girl'B godfather be-
S'i cause of his high regard for Gevirge
i Bancroft, the American historian, her
J7Vs I grandfather.
wild boar, and mastodon.
their rude pictures on
bin Itrlmitivo. atihfop.
monthly bulletin of the Panr rancan dwelling.
II
"HELPS
FEE!
"O, Glorious Belief 1" How My Bore,
Swollen, Sweaty, Calloused Peet
Ached for "TIZ."
"Pull, Jonmry, PoUf
GARDEN PLANTS
Now is he tirr.e to plant your Cabbage, To
mato and Sweet Potato Plants. We have
some very choice plants now in stock and
can take care of any sized order. Special low
wholesale prices to gardeners and dealers.
. .. SEED CORN
Have a complete stock of all the leading varieties
of Field and Sweet Corn. Place your orders at
otce as stock is going very fast. Oar Oregon grown
Corn is the best we have ever seen in the valley.
D. A. WHITE & SONS
251-261 STATE ST. Phone Mam ISO
American Union, Washington, IX C.
"A traveler stopping in the little;
town, and ignorant of the proximity of ;
tho ruins, would be astounded to ob
serve the number cf beautifully cut ,
stones built into parts of abode huts
of the most primitive character, and
sometimes forming portions of a sqalid
patio. A doorway to a dilapidated,
thatch-roof hut, may have a lintel or
jamb formed by an artistically carved
stone. In the walls of the little Cath
olic church nnd in those inclosing its
yard, and even in the paving, may be
seen these smooth stones. The pedestal
on which is mounted the stone crocs in
front of the church is made up of them,
while on either sido of the gateway
to the inclosuM staadj a carved stone
idol whose lines, marred by the rav
ages of time, still show the artistic
skill of the ancient sculptors wao
wrought them."
Thus tho ruins of tbe'nneient citv
Lave furnished much of the material
to build the village of today, and while
the strict utilitarian may find no fault
with this Work ot destroying the ar
tistic monuments of a hoary antiquity
to cater to present needs, to tho stu
dent of archaelogy it seems almost like
desecration. The Bolivian government
ias recently enacted a law which for , no more burning feet; no mo") swollen,
: bids the carrying off or wilful destruc-1 bad smelling, sweaty feet. No more
! tion of that portion of the ruins which i soreness in corns, callouses, bunionB.
vandal hands have left intact. j No matter what ails your feet or what
, The ruins themselves ' include the j under the sun you've tried without get-
remnants of temples, palaces, and great ! ting relief, just use "TIZ." "TIZ"
'ktructures of what once must have been ' i the only remedy that draws out all
a large and densely populated eity. ! the poisonous exudations which puff up
Xot a vestige remains of the dwellings , the feet. "TIZ" cures your foot
and less, pretentious homes in which i trouble so you'll never limp or draw up
.I mis population must nave uvea, inesejyuur im:e ju pu, iuui uu nuu i
rila vtra naturallv of a more temporary i seem tight and your feet will never
character and the relentless agents of ; hurt or get sorft sad swollen, no more
destruction, working, .through count-1 agony from corns, callouses or bunions,
I
Ah! what relief. No more tired feet;
less centuries, have obliterated all
Tho question" which . confronts the
' M.liiAslfi0it la hftw ntil.l . fwiraila-
SALEM, OR. tioa sufficiently numerous to sccom-
Got a. 25-cent tox at any drug store
or department store and get instunt re
lief. Wear smaller shoes. Just once
try "TIZ." Get whole year's foot
comfort for only 23 cents. Think of it
Marvelous Home Treatment Docs It.
HEADACHES BANISHED
TET THIS FEEB PRESCRIPTION
Bears the Signature
ALWAYS
of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years
Do your eyes ache? Ho they itch nnd
burn) Would you like to dispense with
your glasses? Are you troubled withl
headuches? If so, hero's a free prescrip-1
tion for you. j
A New York physician comes forth
with the edict thnt glasses must go.
These' windows are, in ninny cases,
merely crutches, and you might just ns
well expect crutches ;o cure rheumatism
as to expect all trouble to be cured by
glasses. Many wenr glasses who would
not require them if they took proper,
care of their eyes. i
This simple home remedy w ill nston-1
ish you after a few applications. It is
absolutely harmless in every way. You
may use it in a baby's eyes without
the slightest fear of injury. The eyes
need a bath just as do other organs.
The eyes are constantly throwing off
poisonous matter, and, unless it is wash-'
ed away, weak, inflamed eyes are apt j
to result. !
We publish this prescription so tho '
readers of this paper mny reap benefit. !
Persons having granulated lids will ap
preciate tho comfort and relief this pre
scription gives. Inflamed, watery eyes,
or eyes which look 'ill and glassy, will i
be greatly improved nfter a reasonable
trial of this remarkable remedy.
Do not beconio a victim of neglect.
Cut out this prescription and go to your ,
nearest drug store and get a box of Op-1
tons Tablets; dissolve one in a two
ounce bottlo of pure water nnd apply
four times daily. Note how your eyes
will celar up nnd how refreshed they '
will feel. Headaches due to tired eyes
quickly disappear.
You will then thank us for calling'
your attention to this valuable prescrip. i
tion. In the package you will find a
valunblo, instructive booklet, which
gives a vast amount of interesting in- j
formation pertaining to eye disordi-rs. i
It should be in every home. Many whoi
are hopelessly blind put off eye protee-1
tion until it was too late. I
.mm vo.K citv.
Was
$5.00
Now
$2.50
Was
$5.00
Now
2.50
EL.GLOSTOVO
Td Introduce the New
Glowing Electric Stove, it will be sold at
HALF PRICE on 3 week only,
May 11 to 16
Salem Electric Co.
Masonic Temple.
Phone 1200.
." It's Electric, Come lo Us'