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TWILIGHT TWINS LUSTY AND STRONG.
THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY ESS
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THE SALEM CAPITA. JOCHWAT, SALEM. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1015.
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Tte Price She Paid for Lydia
E-PinkhamWe getable Com
pound Which Brought
Good Health.
Danville, Va.-" I have only spent ten
dollars on your medicine and I feel so
if a
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did when the doctor
was treating me. I
don't suffer any
bearing down pains
at all now and I sleep
well. I cannot say
enough for Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegeta
ble Compound and
Liver Pills as they
have done so much
for me. I am enjoy
ing good health now and owe it all to
your remedies. I take pleasure in tell
ing my friends and neighbors about
them." Mrs. Mattie Haley, 501 Col
quhone Street, Danville. Va.
No worn in suffering from any forcj
of female '.roubles should lose hope un
til she has given Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound a fair trial.
This famous remedy, the medicinal
ingredients of which are derived
from native roots and herbs, has for
forty years proved to be a most valua
ble tonic and invigorator of the fe
male organism. Women everywhere
bear willing testimony to the wonderful
virtue of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta
ble Compound.
If yon have the slightest doubt
that Lydia K. I'inkliaiii'g Vegeta
ble Compound will lit'lp you, write
to Lydia K.PinkliiimModkiiieCo.
(confidential) Lynn, Mans., for ad
vice. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by u woniitu,
and bold lii strict confidence.
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for you to enter the race. Remember, there
are TEN PRIZES. You may win one of them.
1000 FREE VOTES to the contestant making
the greatest increase this week
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New York, Fob. 10. Perhnps the fi'st twins ever born in twilieht hIcou
tire .1 nnii'3 and George iMct'iinn, here iutured at the age of ten dnys. They
nrc the children of II r. and lira. GeiTge McCann of 1152 (ilenmorc avenue.
orooKiyn. rue twins enme into the world during the twilight sleep of
their mother at the Kings county ho vital. It wu ut first feared that the
double onlcnl even in twilight sleep would prove tntnl to" the mother, but she
recovered rapidly and was up in a tew duys and eating as usual.
committees of the local company re-
ported lust night that they were inak-
CITY NEWS ing good progress iu their respective
lines lor the hig meeting planned for
Washington's birthday.
Basket social and entertaliuneut at! 0
Artisans' lodge tonight. lie there. Alfred Vick, of the Vick garage, is
o i ut home nick, threuteued with au at-
Alfred Todd, a well known attorney; tack of appendicitis,
of Lebanon,' is in Salem on legal bnsi- o
iicss and to niako a short visit to the E, L stlff fc s j, deal.
r legislature. While Mr. r0d,l is au at-1 ure hlvi , frunt ,,
TIIC MADVTTC torney, ho is also a mint grower, and ; ,,...,, ,.,,, ,, ,),,. Lihctv
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Ask for
VOTES
Cash or Credit
home FURNISHERS
Wit. COURT & HIGH STS.
Stores in
Oregon
and
Waehlngton
Use Oar
Exchange
Department and
Save Money
IUj UUUjill !introdueeil the mint culture into this ; Me uf th(,jr 9tm. Th(, ,Vo,k is being l
tA. u. uttito finm M mil I irn ii ur lui i-n lnu liitlmi'l . . ....... n
- V .v.......t ............ Uf)I0 ,v the ,,Kinjmnl oubiiu't factory.
1S t"? iiirKoat mint iruwcr in the Unitt'it
Kifitim In mlflitifin tit iiiu mint fni-id ; q
Since the wheat market has become ,,,. ,ci,ano Mr. Todd has 10 acres in
steady in Portland, local dealers feel mint ,.ar est Htavton.
that top prices have been readied and i 0
that there is a chance of a decline in1 rr.,,.m ..i, . a,al. ., t,
the coarser grains. I UoUar watcnt stone dra 8tor-
While refined sugar quotations ad-!
.vanced 25 cents in I'ortland, no advance i The famous Del JMonte peaches and
a ym hub neen made in tnc loca inur-1 "" -" . , . .. . , .
rT .. . .. .n ....... i ..... itlio Iuir ii (Irnrnrv I'n 1! Hunt I al,lu HUHCOS Jllsl lllgllt
jois, uio se.i.ng nice nere oe.ng ,...,. ' - V",": "Wi .i.' inr i .i rooms. Iletwcen .lances punch was scrv
ino inajKci is strong in 1110 asi unu- . , , , ed the nuncli bowl heinir nresided nve-
i,i. .w.,i.,.. iif. ti, ..Miuin. economv specials. Phone 210. i o, i m puui u now i n ing prt skihi otr
Bere.
The egg muiliet is dull, dealers locally
paying !M anil -") cents.
Theie is no change in the fruit and
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Tho following Albany Masons were t ml
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All Cherriaus are requested by King
liing to meet at the club roijiis Thurs
day morning, February lth, at 10 a.
m., in uniform, to meet the Mutts from
Portland.
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The Elks gave one of their enjoy-
ut the club
by Margaret
, White
Local Wholesale Haricot.
Hay, timothy, per ton 12
(lover, per ton H.50(Jh
Oats and vetch 10(i:ll
Cheat
Wheat, per bushel
Bran, per torn
Shorts, per ton $35.00
Oats, per bushel 5:if(M)7e
Eggs and Poultry.
Kggs, cash, l!.-; trinle -ie
Hens, per pound 10c
Roosters, old, per pound Sc
BUgs a S(olc
Butter.
Tbitterfnt, per poind 27c
t'rcirocry butter, per pound H)c
Fork, Veal ana Mutton.
Pork, on foot
Pork, dressed .
Veal, dressed .
Opting lamb .
Htecrs .
Cows
Wethers
lines -
Fruits.
Oranges, navel
Japanese ornnges
lianiuas, lb
Lemons, per box
Pineapples, per lb
Apples, box
Cranberries, barrel
Florida grape fruit
Dates, dromedary, case..
Dates, Persian, lb
1'ies. tier nack
Cocuanuts, per dozon !
6',iKoy,c
IKfi'lHijC
S(illc
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5(a5'..c
15 Vie
4C"4 Viie.
...2.25(ii)2.50
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The January reports for the competl-1
tion contest ure now coming in ut the
nfl'ii.ii i.f I'd.ititv Hi.lif.nt Stitiitirliitciiilcnl.
n, M. nmlth.'l his is a contest in wnic.i ; ' ,
the pupils of tho district sehoils of the ;'."' or ractic lodge Ao. .W:
i comity write one composition cadi 1 'curge laylor, T. ,). Hut-; II
! month which is submitted to outside U. h. Ohlmg. Dr. .1. K. (.ill, ('has. If
judges for grading. During tho month "'"oeir, rraim ifo.UK JJ
of June tho pupils from encii disliici i '; -".." .
who has received the highest grade will, " '"i."".
be sent to te court house ill this city,1 . "
wliei,- the final contest will be held. -iK.mu enwn;-
Kueh pupil writing a eo nposition under ,;'inm nt coiinniltee today telegraphed
the eyes of the judges who will lie me i.oosier emu oi a many mat uy a
the final award of a gold medal to the .""i'.-hmuiuii . n,K oiug, nu
iiii-uiMf. n u. uic ...iuii,v c.uii .eic in
. - I viteil to nttend the ( hen ian dance next
ANIMAL AND HUMANE SOCIETY , Monday evening, and to bo personally
MEETINCr. ; i. cm'-iiu u io i.ing lung a nu ins cu-
holts.
Members of this society and all i "7 . . .
friends of nniinals and dog ovners arc I a teal ostats exenange involving
,.,.est,.,l to nttend ft inoetiui! Thins- pvoi'ert.v valued at ),HU0 was made to-
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Ten Highest
Contestants
Bungalow Church 37,431
Loyal Order of Moose 33,201
Woodmen of the World . . . .28,512
Mr. D. H. Pressnall 19,958
Salvation Army 19,025
Mr. Ronald Gould 9,056
Mr. Fred Domogalla 6,378
American Yeomen 5,719
Royal Neighbors 5,615
Mr. Dclbcrt Dunlap 4,950
Only $12.85
This Heater, with mica doors, burns either
coke, coal or wood, has an extra heavy cast lin
ing with reversible grates and a double cold
rolled steel body. If you are in need of a good
heater see us.
$22.50 Coke Heater, with glass door .... .$15.35
18.50 Coke Heater, with glass door . .
17.00 Coke Heater, with glass door-. .
19.50 Wood Heater, with glass door .
16.50 Wood Heater, with glass door
l:.50 Wood Heater, with glass door .
18.00 Wood Heater 10.35
6.25 Wood Heater 4.20
Kard Dates
Vegetables.
fcsbbago, per lb
Tomatoes, California
Celery, per dozen ..
J.etluce, crate
Onions, per 101) pounds
Potatoes (Oregon), bushel...
fiweet potatoes, crate
Cauliflower
Brussels Sprouts
Wring Oarlie
Pars lips '
Artichokes
Hcets
Retail Pries.
Creampry butter
Flour, hard wheat
Flour, valley
1'gRS, per dozen
Hugar, per cwt
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Portland Markets,
Portland, Ore, Feb. in. Wheat
Club, l.d7i bliicstem, tl."ih'j.
O.itk No. 1 white feed, $:17.0; giny
s:i7.25.
Harlry llrcwing, :I2.:.0; feed, t.'lJ.'iO.
Hogs Host live, i. .im-i.su.
Prime steers, 7.i."0i M ; fancy cows
S.65(;7; best calves, ."fS.50t spring
lambs, lifn'M.
Putter Citv erenmcry, 20'ii'.
Kggs Selected lo'l extras, -lw.
Hens, 12fiilici broilers, Mtjdl.'ic:
gceae, lfic.
The Journal Want Ad gets
the business. It finds the
position and it places the
right people in the right
place. It is small, but its
carrying power is tremendous!
Regular $14.00 50-pound Cotton
Felt Mattress, guaranteed never to
lump. Sold on ;?0 days' approval.
Special this week
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$16.00 Brass Fire Screen . . .$11.85
9.00 Brass Fire Set 6.95
8.50 Brass Fire Set 5.95
6.50 Black Fire Set 4.15
4.65 Black Fire Set 3.35
$12.00 Pair Brass Andirons
10.00 Pair Brass Andirons
7.50 Pair Brass Andirons
6.00 Pair Brass Andirons
5.00 Pair Brass Andirons
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DALLAS LOCAL NEWS
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were nin.lc for an uii lodHto modern
nwning to be placed in front of the
hotel building. Wuik on the new
awning will begin immediately.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Kimonton and
Mr. mid Mrs. F. (I. Hininntnn were in
Snlnm, Hundiiy visiting at the homo of
tn y. A. Aeliley traded his 237 -acre
Commercial club rooms nt 8 o'clock to farm in Poll: county, near Oak Orovc,
hear report of committee und take ac- : 'or 11 -Hl-acro prune tract near Liberty,
tion to test tho dog ordinniico in the owned by Wm. Cockerel. It wns an
CllirtS 1-..U I-AC.... 1..-, jl.M. Cll.H IHIl .., ..IU
ilY ORUKK OF COMMITTER. transaction will take possession of their
n . !now home at once. The deal was made
Driving up to the front of a store by F, V,
iol t uli.ii In tn fl litlll. trililil.U'
isn't ns easy as it used to be in the1 Two special trains are Scheduled to
Koo.l old days, nt least not since the'nrrive in Halein Thursday and Friday
,.,l,.,.t nt H.'o mitomiihile. In fact the of this week, the first to carry li dele-
unto is now taking nlinnst all the street Kntion of Portland "Miits."' They
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space in front of tun stores, nils i.-mc ...... ..." . ...uni..., . ......
afternoon nt 3 o'clock, i'l ears were a. in., and their cm will be switched
parked in front of the stores iu the to the Houl iein Pa. ific si.liiiK, comer
two blocks on Couinicrciiil street north of Smith Commercial and Trade streets,
from Htnte street, and on the two;at about II o'clock, ,ri.lay at (I a. in.
blocks on Htnte street, cast from Coin- ii special train leaves Monindilh for
incr.'inl, twenty-four curs were parked. ;Hale-.i, briuuitiK a Inrao coterie nt
. o .music lovers to the (lluck Ziniluilist eon-
The Peerless Pacific suit against W. cert.
II. ll'iRcrs, It. II. Kynn, bi.zie Hyan,! o
Chailes K, Spaul.linK boniiiiK Co., Falls j O, W. Eyra, proprietor of tha To
City Halein Lumber t.'o. nnd the Pacific ; kiilm ranch, the .Iniry de luxe that
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of ('alitor- ncstl -a In the Waldo hills about 10 miles
i.in was nu to.liiv in .Indue (Jallowav's east of Kalcm. hns nlacc.l on disi.lav nt ! relatives.
ilepaituient of thn circuit court. Uc- the both urocery several photoninphs , Mrs. Mark Ilayler is iu Portland
fault orders were issued tulay by .ln.lie S "iving authentic evidence of tho care- j this week for a short visit,
(inlloway in this suit in tho cases of ful, ranitnry manner ill which the milk J. K. Hibley and L. N. Flnselh were
W. II. KoKcrs and the Pacific Life In-1 and cream is handled there. Milkinir ! business visitors in tho cspitnl city
Miiance Co., neither of which parties : machines and sterili.iim appnrntus of citv Monday.
to the mit put in an iippciiriiiiee, tlioiiK'.i lutest dcsinn ure pint ol' the equipment -is H"sa H. Parrot t, a tca.hcr iu
ihe i.lnintiff wns represented by Attoi- that is used to insure cleanliness in ev- the Kuxlish ilcparlinent of the Oieumi
nev'lluward lleiinett. ,ery detail. Htnte Normal spent Monday in Dallas
0 0 the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. Casey.
Tho PUgrinu' dinner, held in tin E. Gattolman, managor of the U. 8. Mr- nd Mrs. Kiikciio llavter visited
parlors of the Fiist Conijiciintiiimil Cr.litors Co., now in charuc id' the Ore- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I. I.,
.hureh last niht, was iu all one of the'Knn -hoe More, has iust returned from, HcdlB in ln.leiendcn.'e, Monday. Mrs.
most interesting ineetintts over held bv Portland, where he hns I n si.no time I Hedlins who has been eontiiiml to Her
tiiis club, (lovcrnor Withvcombo was on, account of the illness of his wife, '"'d for the past several months is In
H.o i.iii.ri.n.l sneaker of the eveninu. . I... -I Hnlunliiv Mrs. Iletteliuaii under- a very prim al loniinion
l,n,. ...l.trnuu.,. a,.,.-,, oin.ln l,V P.H ..... I . n,,., i.f il,,t ,,,libt ,1 i ff innll M...,li.'nl
i.i. o a a a ...i......... f !n. I ...,,,.. u r,.H ,,i.,, n.i ,., ,l;..i;,, tinned Hnii.lay eveuinii from n
llallesi Andrew ('. Hmilh, of Portlaiidi trouble that has ever been performed in
V.. K. illniichar.l, of (limits Pass; H. (I. . Portland. She wns id the opcrntiuK
li-vin, of Ncwpo t; H. II. Cobb, of Port- table Ironi II n. m. until 4 p. in., and
laud; .1. H. Stewart, of Fossil, Allen she was under the influence of ether
r.ail n, Ol r.i liciir, soil .i.inu ..in, ... i.r i; inmrs. i ne cii-t.- wn in .-.).....: - ,, . . ,. - .,
.......... i ..... ... i.. i. .... .. ii.. I, ii..., u..i,.. uiii ,,V.i. few .lavs at the home of his mother
.U.llt...... I'M'. MI.HT 111 U, V" 11.11. II' ' III I'lW. I 'II II"" ",, .'..1,1, no'l .,, , ,
at the banquet. The Pilgrims' club is Hockey, ,lr., four of Ihe leadiuK "I"' "Vouii'tv lu.lue J I) Teal spent Sun
., o,airr,.ion of .he ,e associaled cinlMs of Port Mrs. Ccttclman I. ht'Uiv pelttci.v.
with the rust t o.iKregational church. : now . ousi.lere.l out of daniier. , E ., wi ,,,rlllm, Hat
Dsn .1. I ry presided as tonst.naster, , l , mUrtllUn n,ol.Un(r f the By
o I u I I ... 111. II a. ..;.,.
-i.... . ai , i i mmiifr riHi i pauue iti . . n,-.... m .-.iwn
ill the Montana iNational (iuar.l, mnc.i (
up with Company M of this city last '
niuht with his brother, whej nlso served'
in ;he Moutnna National (Iuar.l ns For the series tonight st the Y. M.
private. Lieutenant (Itto qualified for ('. A. in the commercial baskclluill
the veteran sin foot squad, which is league the first match scheduled is he
mic squad of the local militia com- tw.cn the Watt Ships and I lie Itoih
pnny inn. In up exclusively of men who (lroeery ronipany, the game to be called
are ix feet tall or ever mi. I who hnvelnf KM 5 Is the Hnuser Brns.Cnpitnl Nn
"ci v vl mir e than one enlistment in the ; tinnal Hank contest nnd the Cniitnl
service of the V. A. A. or National Business college nnd the Hirhop's will
Uniirl. In Compnny M there arc now be lined up for the final game. Three
.'.'t men who have been officers or noli- teams are not tied for second plnce and
.'Oinmisione.l officers In previous en-, the fight for this position will be n
listin.nts. The banquet and pnnrsm keen one tonight.
OPEN FORUM
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(Capital .luu.nal Special Service.)
Dallas, Or.. Feb, 10. The Dallas
Mercantile company are busy making. .
preparations for the remodeling of: 101 A Moao1 mj uly'
their large store on Main street which To the Kdilor: livery one likes u
will begin iust. as soon us the necessary' h"".V man, and all admire a busy city.
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room can lo mailn for StorillL' some ol ...cu ii .......r ...nu iu .)......
Bligh Will Present Some
Special Reels Coining Week
Manager T. .1. Illigh, of the Uligh
theater, has a number of especial treats
iu sto-u for his putrous .luring the next
couple of weeks. The first is tho big
six-reel production of "Scaled Orders, ' '
..L it tl... (ni.H.iinn A nter a s of all i n. are c leaner nil. wni. a lie win nuve on me scieeu ni'ii
c .1 w f,i,i.,r. 'il... munnr r.f the' labor is plentiful: all who intend ' Friday and Suliirday. It deals with
McHeyiut'.ls, -til 1 Com t street. I M,il,iing to extend the store root) tho ' building in the summer should build war-time incidents in a brisk way, and
fill lencth Of thU lot thus making now u.-.i.v menus money. me rniiii" ' "' - k
quito a large amount of ad.litioual fur iniileriuls for buildings through the
room. On account of the Increasing wholesale market has already caused
business of the above concern this nn advance, that will affect, the retail
i ...,!. n... v : market before a great while.
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; I no l.tlilllTn ..iu .....nig .... . .. ... null ...... rigixuii miiii 1,111111, iiuntiv-
Nsw Awning For Hotel. . "f hw prices and quite it number of pun -it the head. This is taken fi.iu the
While ill this city lust week .1. II. bams and dryers are now being built immortal story of Kdwurd Kgglcston
Thompson, of Albany, the owner of and more ure figuring on Improvements. Jaud has for lis foundntion one of the
the (Sail Hotel property, arrangements! Every one should tnkn the advantage ' .ce.cM and most intensely liiiiiinn
movies.
A week later, or Feliruary 111 and 'JO,
"The lloosier Schoobnustcr, " In five
pints, will be shown by nn all-star east,
Ilr. and Mrs. A. II, Starbu.k re-
short
' visit at. 1 1)0 home of Key, and Mrs. T.
; II. Km, buck in Portland.
Walter L. Tou., dr., was a Salem
. business visitor Monday
of the.
conditions mid buil.l now.
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them 's to he found in the entire field
of iiiiinuu literature.
"The lllnc Mouse," II seven reel fea
ture, will be at the Hligh February "I i
and . Mu.lgc Lcssing takes the title
role, and it is claimed for It that it is
"the (list real big, hearty laugh ever
"Novelty Pictures Free"
They are all the rago because
they aro different. Our specialty Is
"good work at half price." Please,)
customers gro leaving our studio
daily.
Come in and see what specially
fine inducements we give wilh a
dollar order,
No studio in tho city is giving
such grand vulucs in photographic
work.
To those presenting this a.l at
the Novelty Studio with their
order will receive FKHK a
beautiful novelty photograph hnnfl
painted worth 6oc, See our UHc
dozen folders and .Hie .luz. cards in
display case in o"r entrance.
Novelty Studio
Francis Ifondricks,
Artist and Photographer
125 North Commercial Street
Iletwcen Capital National and
U. S. National Bank
Shipping Iu Liquor.
Snlenl, Or., .Ian, IS, IHI5.
To the Kdilor: Would you please
snow mo H lew lines in your tn .nr. ' . , , ;, .,tn(M.,, i.h f.uiii
A few days duo I saw soniclhlng n I h February i!h and March
your paper about, bn.ving home made; ' b all-" Kast
goods. That wo should buy goo.ls ,' ,,, ., , ,
made In Oregon I (hereby benefit ';'I,M' 1 ,',B, " r '' ," " ' ''-l.n'V0
Oregon not buy our goods in some ! '''""'. V'"'0 ""' . L 'llu I,
n.hn- state. And why not let tho l"'r '"; V h,""R"" ., . r "J
breweries in Oregon supply the l,(.or' next lo the III lie, ' Kust L.vnnc l as
under tho prohibition law Instead of "l triii.slul.ou In more languages
having It snipped ill from some nlherl '-n any otner I'terarv prodncl.
state and thereby benefiting that state ln..he 1-o.sythe takes the pint ot
Instead of Oregon. Is tin.) what youi"'"'1 '""'"''. ' ,l,e repr.bictioii is
call making a market for Oicgon made on u superb snile.
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. OK l'.(.0. FAK.MIJt. u,k M,nn MtlCIf I 111
lllll UVUUVI 1I1U.1IV 10 VII
Mors About "Brownie"
To tho Editor: I wonder If the
Journal render was coasting ulong the( There has been nn unusual amount ul
sidewalk, like they are doing In "Hx'v Intrvjbt taken by the pupils of the
pails of Ihe city, when he met. the m((, ,.hoi since Miss Miiinetla Mug
famous dog "Brownie." If so 1 1(,H taken charge of the woi k. The
think he was only trying to tell hlm , rhoiim woik will be divided into thro cMimutcd in the budget
State Engineer's
Budget Is Passed
Alter a long session the joint com
niit'ce on ways and means lust evening
pawl upon the budget of the stute
engineer's office luutiug him an al
lowance of un uggregiite of W7,bl0 for
Kiilaii.s, office maintenance and field
work for Ihe next two yen is, being u
r. du.-tl.tn of HI, ,'170 from whut was
,. , . t, ,. , , .,,i;,. " . ".'- , cnoi us wuis win iih ..nun-.. ..in, iiiiii ..7..I..U...I in me .....ig.-i. snie ir.nn
., .. ...u-n o. '"."''"' It l BgauiM mc law, kii.i was i".i"g classe.,, one for gi.ls alone, a mixed . this the department receives nn sgg.e
Up Grade This Semester
Hay Basket-all tonight "
N. I,. Uuv slleiided a meeting of
fruit growers in Salem, Haturdav,
Circuit Judge II. II. Belt i III Tllln
monk Ihsi week holding a session of
court for that county.
Fie.1 (looeh, of Portland, wns a Dal
las visitor Saturdny.
Mrs, Cordla Porto'rfield, of Independ
ence was a huslnrss visitor in this city
Saturday.
Attorney T,. P. Brown was a business
visitor Tn Hnlem, Monday
gale of '.'I.imiiI it ii m it 1 1 v on account of
Ices, etc., out of which nu annual allow
an.'.! of tlO.0110 was deducted, under
Ihe former laws now repealed, nnd this
inn. huh will heneel'oith go into the gen
eral fund of the treasury.
At last night's meeting of the eom-
tn perlnrm a duly (he city authorities ,,,.,. nil,i . ...,, fo. ,ov.
arc sadly neglect Ing. i (nl,. those pupils wim have had soni"
A NOT 1 1 KR Itl'.ADLIl. ' music' liiiining In tho F.ighlh guide will
from Corvallis where she attended B ' be ndiiiitted to these classes While the
sclcs of Inres on poultry at tlm Jv"1''' outlined by M1" Mngcrs w II not
Oregon Agricultural college. '? tchnnu 1, yet those who a ,,, In I c
ul. i.-n:. ,.t...i .'lasses must possess sonic musical ubil
at tha Dallas llospilnl Monday i.iorn- ''; ' 1 1,0 of a stand. miiteP members oS' he state board of
lug for acute appendicitis. At last re- "l K'-de. It is the intentions of Miss control H0 appeare. and asked for nn
ports she was progressing nicely. Mais to haye the three choruses merense in tho allowance formerly
Belden Orant, of Porlliind, was a'dnll.'d to a high degree ot excellence j granted the blind School to permit the
Dallas visitor several dnvs last week, bcfoni tho close iif tois semester and j employment of an additional teacher,
(leorae Mus.ott Is eon lined to his. to have them furnish the music for the , nhicii will probably bn grunted, and
home with an attach of the la grippe. I graduating einrcises next June,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred teller nn.l fain-; " ' '
II V have returned to Black Hock where!
Kir. Zeller is employed by Ihe Spauld
Ing Lumber company.
Miss Vcva Burns a teacher In the
....or in cni.-iii. .,.,,,.,". i nn i
Mrs. Winnie Biadcn has returned Bums.
Buena Vlta schools spent Sunday nt
the home of her mother Mis. .-warms
WHIM rvmttAtitf
TRY SALEU FIRST
also if'JS.IKIO more for the inninteiuinee
of he state penitentiary, which will
bring the total fur that institution up
to 1 7.1,70(1. Tho Increase aiko.l for
lis made upon the estimate of a per
j capita cost of 4108 per year for a total
I of Jot) Inmates, bacd upon the cost of
j maintaining the institution IVr the past
I two years.