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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-23

urgent call for Oregon potatoes, but
only a few cars we're sent on account
of the high freight rates and the
chance to sell the stocks in nearby
markets.
One Aurora, Or, firm, w S. Hurst
& Co, shipped three ears of Oregon
Burbanks to Memphis, Tenn, last
week, and already this week one car
has been sent forward. 1t is common
for Oregon potatoes to be shipped to
Galveston, Tex, or to various Arizona
cities, but it is not often that the
Pacific coast is called upon to ship
potatoes to New Orleans. However,
this week several cars Of Oregon's
best were sent to the gulf port. Oma-
ha, Kansas City, and other cities of
the middle west bought large supplies
of potatoes from the eastern Oregon
farmers during the past season and
the goods arrived in such good con-
dition that additional orders have
been received.-Oregon Journal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-23

volvers, not so much for fight as for
fun, however, as It is the intention Of
the boys to hunt game or their way,
and snugly packed in the bottom Of
the van, was an outfit calculated to
make the most enthusiastic devotee
OF Isaak Walton turn green with en-
wy. There was nothing forgotten
that might prove tempting to the inny
tribe that may flrt with the morsel
that will dangle from the end Of the
line. hiding the traltorous hook. And
in addition to the sporting instruments
two bicycles were carried, as wen as
an army tent and other appropriate
equipment.
Mr.. Mohler decided to make the trip
after a consultation with the family
phsician, who advised a complete
revolution in the mode of living and
a change of climate as being the only
means by which 1t would be possible
for Mrs. Mobler to recover her health
and strength. The doctor approved of
the trip by caravan, provided his
patient could stand it, which will be
determined.
Comfortable Home on Wheels.
The caravan in which the party is
travelling was made in Tacoma from
designs suggested by Mr.. Mohler per-
1t Is a spacious vehicle,
rooted with a thick waterproof cover.
Ing. Underneath the wagon is a
chest a trap door opening
the bottom of the wagon being
the mean Of entering 1t, in which is
stored the arms and fishing tackle and
other equipment carried. Inside !
he wagon Is a stove and three hunks,
one bed and mattress so ar
ranged as to take up practically no
'oom In the daytime, this bed being
or the invalid woman. On the drivers
)ox is plenty of room for four. The
Interior of the wagon is neatly fur
with a place for dishes and
cooking utensils, and a wardrobe.
Instead of carrying a large quantity
If provisions all of the time, Mr..
will purchase sufficient to last
rom town to town. He has deter.
mined to make the trip in easy
tages, and expects to be on the road
TX months before reaching his desti
Iation in Southern California.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-23
OREGON POTATOES POPULAR.
Command Top Prices in All Markets

oregon potatoes are known the
world over.
They are wanted in almost every
state in the union and when brought
in competition with the potatoes of
other localities they always bring
the highest price.
The reason for this is that they
are of sounder stock and are Tor
pleasant to the taste than are the
potatoes of other states. In the Cali
fornia markets the word Oregon when
applied to anything in the potatoe line
means that it comes well recon-
mended.
This year was especially kind to
the Oregon potato raisers. Prices all
through the season, with the exception
of the very first, were good and just
now they are showing every indi-
cation of touching the 2-cents a
pound mark before the seaso comes
to ar end.
This year there was a general po-
tato famine all over the country and
Oregon has been called upon to ship
her stocks as far east as the Atlantic
New York has sent in a very
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-23
How to RuIId Parks.

Ed. Journal: With your permission
I would like to make a few sugges-
lions as to permanent improvements
in this city. First, as to the improve
ment Of parks, which belong to all
the citizens and should be improved
by all and made a thing of beauty,
that would be admired by all new
corners to our city. These improve
ments should be made by levying a
tax on all city property of one-fourth
mill, and the free library should be
provided in the same way. What is
the benefit for all should be provided
by all, and then used by all free.
Then | should also like to see i'm
provements going on that would add
beauty to the home by setting out
flowers. small shrubs, etc. I take
pride in fixing up my own place, and
identifying the home surroundings by
planting roses, flowers and s%hrubbery,
and thus identifying the home. And
don't fail to provide a good supply of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-23
HIGH SCHOOL
WINS
Junior AlertS Could Not Hand
lie Slippery Ball and Lose
Close Game

Just when the Junior Alerts had
their game with the High School base
ball team well in hand yesterday af-
ternoon rain began to fall.
The Alerts were apparently unable
to handle the wet sphere as well as
their opponents, and the High School
boys piled up five runs in the seventh
inning, which won them the game.
Following is the lineup of the
teams:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-23
A plain Mans CIGAR.

Not the kind adude or a millionaire
smokes, but a good, straight Ave
center, the best on earth. Our Cham
pion, made by Aug. Huckenstsin, Sa-
lem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-23

Ex-Land Agent l.. B. Geer and wife
passed through Toledo on the 18th,
on their way to their fine farm at Seal
Rock where they expect to plant
garden, and otherwise prepare for
their summer residence.-Toledo
Reporter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-23
Junior Alerts.

At the end of the seventh inning the
score stood 5 to z in favor of the High
School boys, when the game was
called on account of rain.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-23

vegetables and fruit for the table and
appetite of the household.
s. PARKER.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-23
Bazaar Netted Good So

The Woman's Relief Corr
regular meeting held on Tpssa' q
ening April 18th, gave . e
thanks to all who so kindly sid.1 !, :
during their bazaar and dlrpo. ns'
April 10 and IA. The ladies tesl s "
ly proud, and made about sso 'l'
monument fund. 's
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-23
MAKE UNIQUE
JOURNEY
Tacoma Family Travelling to
California In Wagon

Tacoma, Wash, April 23.-what the
~miner, fo~rty-niner," who crossed the
plains in the days when the slogan
of pluck and determination was Cali
fornia or bust" did of necessity,
Samuel p. Mohler, a motorman, and
one Of the Oldest employees of the
Tacoma Railway G. Power company,
Is now doing in the hope that the
change of climate and mode of living
win benefit his wlfejs health.
early yesterday morning, a sturdy
caravan drawn by two horses, in
which were seated Mr.. n Mrs. Mohl-
rer and their two sons, the latetr aged
IA and II years, respectively, started
from Tacoma, their destination being
Southern California. Their intention
was to stop at Portland, and, after
maklng a short stay there, to proceed
con their long and novel Journeys
Journey that sixty years ago vas
Traugnt with peril AMI often attended
with narrowing experiences and dread.
ifUl results.
Party Goes Well Equipped.
But, like the argonauts Of old,
vwho went on their Journey with am
arrayed against probable peril
fand were prepared to cope with any
emergency, carrying guns and pistols
sand Implements OF war and defense.
The little party that left on Sunday
carried guns and rifles and re-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-06
BEAUTY SECRETS AND ARTS
or ONE PRETTY WOMAN

One Charming, beautiful woman, who
has a host OF friends. Is especially dis
uuguished for her sprightIy manner. She
has q positive genius for appearing all
81 ays'In good spirits. Her manner, while
very far from kittenish is always that
Of the woman who is in good humOr
Her eyes can smile Eyes that caa
smile are a great attraction.
Then, too. she knows how TO act as
though she felt good natuTed. And she
has the trick Of putting every body in
good humor But she is a pretty woman
nd she knows how TO value beauty. IT
is way above par. She has her beauty
tricks, and her beauty secrets. nOt 10
mention her beauty arts. And here they
are as ccndded 10 a woman friend:
Don't get out OF sorts. If you feel
out OF sorts act just as though you felt
all right. II you cant act all right,
stay home. Don't so out feeling and
looking and acting as though you were
worn out.
Never be tired. 1t is no compliment
20 your hostess who wants you 70 be
as entertaining as you can. An enter
tanning woman AT the dinner table is
constant delight. An entertaining wO-
man OF rainy evening OF IN a dull COM
Dany IS a creature never 70 be forgotten.
Can Tell Good Stories.
Learn TO tell stories. Learn to re-
late little a necdotes. Don't make them
long and don't forget the end of your
story when you art right in the middle
OF Il. study the art Of relating a short,
terse auecdoEe.
Learn how 10 dress. Don't wear your
brown boots with your black dress nor
your black boots with your brown
dress. Study the harmonies and have
everything 10 match There is nothing
that destroys the beauty of a pretty
woman as quickly as poor dressing. It
IS not fuS=y dressing that one wants,
But beautiful plain gowns in perfect
taste as 10 color plan nj and prOprIeLy-
study your complexion II your skin
is chin learn how 10 doctor il so that
81 WIN not tTeckle. Blondes freekle
easily and they bIoJch and spot. Learn
90 take care of your skin.
LEARN how to walk. Don't sag along
Don't Iope. Don't walk as though your
hips weighed a ton and your shoulders
did not belong 10 YOU. Walk erect in a
fine sprightly manner. That is the way
To carry yourself The woman who does
not know how 90 walk had better learn
right away.
Be Always in Good Spirits.
And. finally be always In good
spirits 1t is difficult. but it pays. Good
spirits are the keynote of social sue
cess. Unless your spirits are all they
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How to Obtain a Pure and Pretty Profile
and Add to the Face AttraCtiVeness
Which 1t Did Not Possess
Before.

are clear cut. true and nrm. There IS
a certain something I'M the face OF the
Madonna which is not found In any
other type OF face. One painter de-
scrlDea 30 as a certain freshly look as
though the Madonna understood the
world and its temptations, even though
she were the purest of women.
'-The woman with the Madonna type
OF face has eyes over which the lbs
partly fau. bus not sufficiently 10 veil
their straightforward gaze. she has very
FUN lips THAI do not part. She has an
oval ehiu ard she has level brows
When you find a woman with q Ma
donna profile YOU may be sure thai she
viii Boz true and good
New York society was startled the
other day 10 learn that there was "a
woman ia its midst whose profile was
not au iL should be. While lecturiug TO
a. group OF women the lecturer said.
There Is a woman ia this company who
Is ilr.gaute by nature. She loves 10
make trouble she carries gossip; she
IeJOlces when others are in distress. She
is beautiful but her pronIe s. OF the
calculating type
This type OF profile shows a promi-
lenJ nose. "a pair of deep set eyes,
large mouth and a sharp chin. Beware
or woman who as you look at her
from the side. seems 10 have too big d
nose too sharp a chin, and too wide
mouth, and eyes that are too deep.
Tiny Mouth Spiteful.
AS "a rule, though, "a big mouth is the
sign OF "a good disposition. 1t is the tiny
little mouth that can say spitefu things.
The woman with a big mouth is to be
relied upon, especially III her teeth pro-
trude. The big mouth woman with the
dIsteuded teeth Is the one who is true
at heart.
ITO study this woman look at her pro-
hle She Is often very good 20 look At
if taken in profile Her mouth. which
IS much too big for her face. does not
look so large as you look AT il sideways.
Her upper lin is always short and her
nose Is usually prominent. she Is not a
beauty. but she a. trustworthy Her
thoughts are good thoughts.
Beware OF The vain woman. You can
Jz.l her at oEcs by her probe. She has
a way OF tossing her head Look ar the
LeZU group Ct women YOU meet glance
lD md down the dinner table, and sou
viii see one who has a mauueTism with
the head. another who tries 10 display
her side face stiu another who has APP
uaraluE dressed herself for her profile.
This kind oi woman is amusing ol short
aoglaiuyaHee. but She does not wear
gerry we'll
Look al the profile OF the next wOm-
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Many people have ugly prohIes because
they have ugly eyes. The eyes are bHnky
and watery, and IT. is Impossible 20 open
them wide They must be treated until
thev arc clear and pretty
TO treat the eyes successfully take q
bow OF warm water-say a pint o.
Water-8ud dissolve into it a tesspoonful
or powdered b0rsx. Set the bowl where
it wiz keep hot. and then battle the
eyes with the solution. Use 10 every
night before going % bed.
It Is said that the French beauties.
those wonderful women with boundIess
chies are the ones who prepare for bed
slowly. lt was said Of a certain very
famous French beauty that 60 took her
two hours tn 20 10 bed.
The beauty OF IOday. or the hOmsIy
woman Of today. could not put "a an
hour better than az bedtime II she VIII
take full hour for the preparation OF
her face for the night she wiz be re-
WaTded by q greater measure OF beauty
than she has ever before possessed
Massage Away Wrinkles.
The wrinkle between the eyss-ana
All women Of thirty have this wrinkle
must be massaged away. Then, too. ali
the little querulous lines IN the forehead
must be brushed away with the finger
tips. Beside this, the chin must b
nicely massaged TO keep away ths
crews feet from around the mouth.
Steamiug the face is a process bszt
done at night Wet the face with very
hot water and let the skin become
smoking not. but not 90 hot as % blister
IT. Don't allow the steam TO play direct.
ly upon the skin, but rather apply hot
cloths until the skin Is warm through.
Ii takes q little practice u know Just
how hot the water should be-
Now is the time 10 wash the face wen
with soap and water. Only the very
best Of soap should be used. and for this
purpose the highly advertised brands
are generally best. Shaving soap Is
pretty sure TO be pure, and many women
use IL IN preference. Wash the face
thoroughly and rinse we'll Rinsing IS
very important. Finally, apply a little
cold cream to the face. rubbing 10 wen
into the skin Next morning wash IL OF.
This course OF advice. If carefully fol-
lowed viii certainly bring about It's own
reward in au increased degree OF beauty.
And particularly viii 10 benefit the
profile. for it Is when seen In side view
that facial defects are most plainly evil
dent
Make your side face pretty Make it
pure. % the Brshmiu wiz tell you. And
you viii have added q certain attrac-
tiveness 10 the face which IL did not
possess before.
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should be sou VIII never succeed TIA any
society in the world. Don't laugh
loudly and don't giggle. But let your
eyes sparkle and your cOunteuance show
that you feel animated. If you are tired
stay AT home. But never let anyone
see you when you are out OF sorts"
These are the secrets or a beauty and.
though IL is By no means easy. and
sometimes it does not seem possible 20
be and to do these things, it IS worth
while tG Try
Good humOr, they say. IS 4 matter 81
digestion. If one eats the right food
and drinks the right drinks one viii be
In good hum0r There never was an ILL
natured woman with good stomach.
The stomach rules the spirits, and the
woman who wants TO feels buoyaut
should diet and study her stomach and
its likes and disIikes.
Vivacity and good spirits are largely
muscular. The woman who is tired
TO death viii never be vivacious. The
muscles must be exercised and rested.
This gives q certain ughtness.
Has an Elastic Step.
THE elastic step is a thing that must
be learned One cannot be elastic in
ones step unless one has made the
muscles timber. The woman who does
not exercise III Ll5 morning VIII DC stiL
ia her joints all day.
Beautiful women are nearly ALWAYS
hard workers That IS the way they
retain their good looks. They work
for their beauty.
There is no better gymnasium suit for
the amateur than the petticoat and cor
set cover 1t teaches one how TO man
age a skirt, yet ii is not sufficiently
tight TO keep the limbs from exercis-
Ing.
Rowing machines are not eXpensIVe and
there Is no better exercise in the world
for the reduction Of the weight and for
improving ones digestion.
But never forget that there are certain
things which one must learn how TO do
for ones self. One must force tina
mouth TO smile. All the physical cuI-
ture in the world viii not keen the
mouth from dropping. The corners viii
hang down and look very distressing.
Lift the corners Of the mouth Form the
lips into a cupid's bow. Try 10 smile
and cultivate a pleased expression.
Then there is the trick OF the elias
tic step. This is largely q matter OF
physical culture. and Of early morning
exercise. But it IS d thing which
every woman can acquire. There is no
question but that ii woman can learn
20 be buoyant Ina body and In spirits and
pleasant And that she can be handsome
II she VIII
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- AElICNA, Buddhist, who has
= been visiting Gotham, declared
10 tEe assembled ladies of that
civ LE.L h. could read rEaIT
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water. Let the water remain hot while
you add q teaspoon Of red vaseIine to
an ounce Of the oil. Stir while it coOls,
and you viii have a very soft pomade,
which is just the thing 10 use as an eye
brow grower.
Improving the Eyes.
Take a small cameIs hair brush and
go over your eyebrows ever night. out
line the brOws just exactly as you like
them 10 be- Next morning wash the
face with hot water. Do this every
night and you viii be rewarded by
abundant and pretty eyebrows.
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8S8S99S99si
sOSSho0oSl

luI to see Her mouth drops at the
corners her cheeks have a hollow look
and her nose turns mp.
"a woman Of this description looks
very well in fun face. for she can smile
and her eyes viii light up a little But
her profile is hopeless. She should try
never to be seen from side view
she SHOULD drape her hair low ever her
forehead. or should cultivate some style
OF wearing the hai-.
'.W0meus disestiCus are certainly
shown in the profile and the woman
whose profile is ar- good should either
keep out of sight. or learn how to cor
rect h."
To Reform the Profile.
If your profile IS not all il ought TO be-.
Won can go 20 work and reform IT, The
profile is not immovab-e. as many per-
sons seem 20 think but on the con-
trsry. in can lie very decidedly in
fueuced. You can change IL so that IL
looks entirely different from the pT0Hie
as IL now is.
To change your profile take your de-
fects first and remedy them. II your
teeth pr0trude have them sLrals1Lelied-
STRENGTHENING the teeth IS not an al diI-
fcult these d1ys There come certain
appliances which can be lEed upon the
teeth IN such a manner as 10 bring them
into line with the rest of the mouth. In
sLead OF en- irregular, struggling re-" OK
teeth. volt can have teeth that are peg
fcctIv arched. TO accomplish this nave
them drawn in by pressure and then
curved in pretty rows. Let your dehll7t
mold them for YOU until they are pretty
TO look AT
The next thing 20 do IN reforming the
rroffga is 10 strai Ehteu the nose IL youF
nose is crooked iu the bridge and there
are many people with crooked noses
have it straieateued The nose is built
uDon soft cartilage OF muscle when Is
easily SHAPED with the fingers The oper-
alton OF Straign- =uiug the nose ls NOT az
all a difficult one ~ all means nav t.
10 attended 10 at once.
Distended NostTils.
II the uostrils are di=teudedr giving
the. nose an ugly. wide appearance, YOU
NAV treat them. DIsteuded uosLTils are
caused by "a defect in the breathing ap-
Daratus Asthma and a cold i'm the head.
ana an the kindred ills, VIII nave the
erect OF disteudius the aostri-=- Get
vour breathing apparatus On good work
Ing order. and your nose win be 100 per
cent UTettier-
HALF the broad noses are caused by a
defect in the breathing apparatus. Get
your head and lungs. your throat and
vour nose i'm good condition, and your
/ looks will improve as if by magic.
sharp eyebrows never make "a pretty
profile. Get small bottle of pure all
m0ud OIL, and put it iu dish OF hot
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SCALP MASSAGE
Without It Hair TONES Are @; But
Little Avail.

" -tASuL II mar LUuIcS Are o. Buf
Little Avail.
The massage of the zcaIn is ar ina
root az all treatment of the hair ~
stimulating the flow OF blood a. ne
scalp new ViECr is eiyeuy 10 the hair
Nitaout this massage hair restorative
are of little avail
NOW L.is massage may be better DONE
oy uassear than by the man or yr8-
man who is growing bald. but it is nos
slD-e Tor -l-t individual 10 MASSAGE his
own scalp well enough 10 do the hair a
great deal of good
The hands should be half folded ana
the ends or the lnEers made TO touch
the scalp lightly. Then rub them slow
Isl over the scalp
III IS convenient 10 begin at the back
of the neck and rub the scalp slowly uD
the center or the head 10 the forehead
Then EEs rubbing should Ice done. all
over the head from one side of the
scalp 90 the other. ~ should be re-
Eelred several times
#Gu same glow that tle expensive
fingers az the ma-sgur produce follows,
sE.UiuE chat Jue circulation Iu the scalp
has been stimulated. The fingers should
ue pressed ON the scalp with sumcl5uE
force gc cause the blood ~ Jln6ls.
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an you pass ard study her forehead The
pure forehead is best Ii Is smooth and
neat looking The hair is brushed up
and back from the face and the temples
are bare. This is the refined prOhle.
Cultivate the woman who keeps her
mouth open; as a rule, she is good
natured woman. Avoid the woman
whose lips are pressed shut. Seen IN
profile Lhe compressed mouth looks like
an ugly sIlL while the open mouth rs
pretty.