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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-20

Every person should learn just what
the red package looks like and the
economy in using Aliens self rising
b 3. 3. Flour. It is the most nutri-
tous blend Of grains that can be made.
You know that easy digestion and
perfect assimilation Of food Is neees-
sary for good health.
ANY person can digest hot griddle
cakes. Boston Mullins, Boston Brown
Bread or Fruit Pudding made from our
blend Of pure food -four, and the sim
plicity In making it up and the assur.
ance Of having It just right, every
time. should be considered.
Ask your grocer for 30 and II he .is
out Of it send bis name TO Us and we
will supply you with a sample pack
age free. Grocers who study your vel.
fare and their own profit, will supply
you with these goods az an times.
ALIENS B. B. B. FLOUR co.
Pacific Coast Factory, San jose, Cal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-20

divide the burdens between the state
and county and road district, in an
equitable manner.
A fine road should be- built from this
city 70 the state fair grounds, but it
would not be fair 20 charge IL al 10
the abutting property
The city would be beue6tted, the
whole county would use Il and the state
would be enriched thereby.
Let an the interested be assessed.
Let ne deal Justly with all who are to
be benefited when a public highway
Is nstructed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-20
OPEN PUBLTcITY THE sEsT

frUHhAMNN VI fNEhA
when the maker Of medicine sOld
through druggists for family Use, taTes 81,
bis patiants fully into his confidence Oy
frspgiv and faarlessly publishing broad
sast as well as on its bottle wrappers.
a mn list of all its ingredients tn ptdn
Fngfish this action on his part is the
80 possible evidence that he is not
sfrsfd 10 have the search light of inves-
figatio1 turned full upon his formula
and that it will bear the fullest scrutiny
and tho most thorough investigation.
Dr Piprce's FavOrite Prescription tor the
rure of the weaknesses, periodical pains
and functional arrangements Of the or
vans distinctly feminine. Is the only NELL
rino put up for sale through druggists Tor
vor1an's special use. the maker Of which
Is not afraid 30 take his patients into
his ull confidence by such open ana
honest publicity.
4 glance al the published ingredients
on each bottle wrapper vs. 'll show that 10
h made wholly from native. American,
medicinal roots. that 10 contains no pol-
s0uDus or habltfOrming drugs, no naT,
rnffr- and M nIrOhDl-DurC. tripln-rehno1
vIyrrrinc. of prnUrr strength being used
in.traI of the commonly employed a.-o'
hUI both for extracting and preserving
tho active medicinal properties found ln
tho roots 0f the American forest plants
employed 10 is the only medicine for
wumr1's peculiar disease, sold by drug
pi-fs. that docs not cuntsin large pcr-
cent1ge of alcohol. which is in the long
run .l harmful tD woman delicate nerv-
ous SYSTEM Now. glycerine j. perfectly
harmless. and serves "a valuable purpose
by possessing intrinsic value all IT, own,
and bn-.dps 10 enhances the curative
effect pf the other ingredients entering
into The -Tlyorito Prescription.
some pf the ablpst medical writers and
teachers endorse these views and praise
ail she several ingredients Of which Pa
vUrIte Prescription is composed rec
ommonding them Tor The cure ~ the
very same diseases for which this world
famed medicine is advised. No other
medic for women has any such pro
frssipuui nndursempnt-wOrth more than
anY number of ordinary testimonials. II
Interested send name and address ~ Dr.
h. v. Pierce Buffalo. ~ v. for his little
book NJ extracts from the works oi
eminent medical writers and teachers.
endorsing the several ingredients and
telling Just what Dr. pierce's medicines
are made %. It's free for the asking.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-20
TIM oooD ROADS MOVEMENT

10 there o. ans sestion of coo s1uat,
ihai can huili "a roai unIcr the pro.
visions of thr ruttie hv. lci che work
Fu aheai
Tho 'hugcr 30 the good r,als move
ufut b. efes'og from siartug work uu.
dr au uuelse iaw that uiu react
ag1iHs, tho sausa
hui irt us nai discourage auyone Who
vanis to giya that law . trial even
'h"agh BE- -eeua o. vork a hardship ga
s'u, r.t.teus
A faI us'fo l0st system woulI d. a.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-20

BOARD
BUSINESS
State Land AgentWeSt
Replies to Criticism
A Good Disposition Made Of
Some Of the States
Property

salem. Oregon. March l9.-To the
Editor. The following appears in the
editorial columns Of your Saturday =
issue.
Publish Land Board Proceedings.
zone law that should be passed by
the nort legislature should be to re-.
qurs publicity Of tho transactions of
the state land board
"valualle farms and property AM
large transactions were disposed Of
THAT TIE PUBLIC ARE ENTITLED
TO KNOW ABOUT.
"a valuable ranch was sold In Coos
county The past week for 5000, an
there was little 0r no advertisement
of tho sane.
"Like the CRAFTS that were stopped
by publishing The county court proceed.
ings. publicity of the land board woulI
stop many steals
"Tho transactions of The state land
board are "a cioaod book 20 the public.
and fruuds could be- stopped by con.
plote Publicity in tho newspapers.
"This BE- ono Of Tho groatcs, and most
needed reforms required IN the state
government
llai yoa hoon familiar with the facts.
to- th" oaao know you would not have
written tho above, for I know you to
bo Goo fairniHioi. n anyone Il % b.
criticized iu tho matter 10 should b.
iho undersigned, and not the state Land
b15rI
Your editorial evidently refers 90 ihe
saio ~ two state farms in Coos county
recently made. Thoac places are known
as che - Rityman anil Matt Mattson
places Tho state has owned tho for
urr over four Years AMI the latter b.
tween pu" and two ycaFs Repeated ~
.rmfs have boru maIe to soll these
farms frr tlir amount ~ thr states
'laim. hut without avail Considering
i g'ol policy 20 scll them as soon 10
possible anal realize what 1 could f,r
.hn state, I ADVERTISED them f,r salo
.o tho highest bidder. Tho notices of
'alr "a sopy of which I en.lass youl |
N"r' Published once each week for
four weeks in the Coast Mail and coos
Bay Nrws papers pubishrl at Marsh. |
l"fi. Coos county Oregon.
h.is wen" oTTnei la-t Tuesday ani /
.he R.iFmAn place brought sl5-0 The
1ai" hai loaned tl,o0 ON this place anI |
a" Interests anil costs AZ che date n /
foreclosure amounted 20 tl0g6. 60. MAX, !
ag "a total cost ~ s1sgd-O. This
uFans profit of tld,3sR
on the Mat Mau-oa place che state |
'an",i 5000 aul che uHpaiI Interest ana /
.'sis amounted Co sl3ld5. making a
'ial OF ti3id5 The place brought |
non" which means profit ~ s26533 |
fh"se places brought far more than
ever droamoi they woulI; sl of
'hieh gors to show that it paws 10 al. |
'rrii-e Tho state has about Ed more I
90 dispose of AMI they viii b. aIyer.
ised anil soli 90 ths highest b.dIer
- were tho above mentioned places
OSWALD WEST
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-20
THE PEOPLE WILL PAY TIm BILL

This paper will Try 10 assist IN The
election of a Waited states senator by
che dircct vote 0f the people.
THERE rs no HOPE FOR ABoL-
IEIugo CRAFTS AND HAVING AN
ECONOMICAL SESSION OF TIE
LBoIsLATURE on THE OLD LINES
n tho senator IL 30 be- elected by the
legislature, tho men who want the prize
viii ~ b. buying votes with appropri
niious iuat as always has been DONE
We DO not blame "a county having a
normal school trying 90 get appropfia.
tiona and n the senstorship is put up
nt auction ~ tho highest bid.lcr. why
should they not ct big appropriationsi
There is uothIng boot fcw federal
ofeoa and appropriations 90 buy votes
with for unHcd States senator (Al
ways excepting Colonel Maruma).
Tho noafof We can force The people
20 nominato and closi senator by di.
Ffrt vote of tho people. THE CLEAN
En AND MORE ECONOMICAL WILL
M THE LDofBG.ATURE.
With clean mon sspifing 20 this non.
iuailoD under ihs direct primary. and
willing 30 Ro before ihs pcopi, far iho
oleoiiou. uby r1t iste them at their
word auI e'est ihs senator Boz chat
Wuyt
" msu iko stephen A. Lowell will
mako "a campaign before ths people f,r
that high Office there b. ua reason vb,
"a senator oiuupt b. chosen Boz chat ny |
ns we'll hs Huv other office
THEN WHY NOT Owe TIM PEo /
PLn a CHANCE TO Oct RID orl
CRAFTS, Fat out from under paving
enormous appropriations iu violation /
of tho constitution aHI lei us have
ono s.'au. hTeui session of coo lss.s |
hiurtf
While ihrre .s sims Iferrne. among
ciiIrrHs as fo hau io go at Do. aI SOC
efs of 100 paIi.as believe ltat uuHsi
States SENATOR'S tsJ better o.. sto.eu ty
fho people lifrat
itai thr iaue' candidates arr rrsIt|
% hu, th.s office ln tbs eo,I oII uay /
na oHn ran Huuhf THAT TIWY
SHOULD NOT BUY M GOES WITH F.
OUT SAYING
fho lourual a.i,ises Coo voters ~
orgon t' r'as.ay srrufH.fe ths names
aud roror,'a and ssHilmrHis of che mru
Who went to g' Go the legislature. anil |
siogi ouly surh mru a. sill stand up for /
iho principle 'f rlo.tIug ssustofs byI
ihe iirort vote NJ the people
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-20

VITA au ola euemy of tAs race. Goa.
siipa'iou. oftea euds In Appendicitis
To avoid an serious troable With
stomach, Liver sui Bowsls tsks Dg
Aiag's New Life PinA Thsy perfectly
regulate tAeso organs without pain Or
4seemfoTt sSs a. ,. C. Psrgy's drug
sore Sslem, oFsgoa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-20

THERE'S "soAIETHuN' DOM"
Always at our yards in supplying
builders with high grade lumber for
all purposes We carry at all tinss
full stock Of the best kiln dried lun'
Der, flooring, laths, shingles, etc. Orders
are hlled promptly at prices that defy
composition. Near s. p. depot
Phone 90.
GooDALE LUABER 90.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-20

n you want a tenant for your room.
tell abou, q through a Journal want
ad. Three times. 20 cents
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-20
TiIlSOn & Co.
ISL, t6t High Street
Phone Main t39
Patronise Youf Home In.
dOstries and keep your mon.
ey at home.
ey at home.

Not = new business, bat the old bl.,t
smith, wagon and paint shop Of Jaeob
4 Arthur very much enlarged. We n
prepared 70 do all kinds Of fancy pain.
ing, sigu painting and buggy, earriss,
and wagon paintings repaintins and %
pairing furniture and musical !ns,rv.
mentS A hrst.elass painter employed.
Light and heavy wagons and buggis
on hand and made 10 order. worh
,alled for IN any part Of the city nd
returned free Of charge by o. W. joins
or william Gross.
JACOB a ARTHUR.
Phone 1883 Main. 2ee6 n. Front s.
e.22.H
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-20
ELECTION DATES TO RENnMBER


Registration books for primary elec.
zion close April 10.
Primary election April 20.
Rsustration books again opened
April % and close May i5.
LAst day for hling names for state
and district oflces March 80
Last day for aling names for county
onioss April 4
Canvassing votes for nominating
stats and district candidates May O.
Iast day for fling nominating petit.
tions for county ofaoes May ~.
I.ast day for aling certificates Of nom.
nation May 3.
General election June 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-20
Notice

We have some farms to rent. chicken
ranches TO sail on instanmsnt plan. Also
houses ssi lots II yea have property
10 eel or Fent san and see us II Won
want TO bay any Kind Of property or
want loan on real estate or notary
work Of any kind II yOu want hslp
or want work Of any kiud ear and rec.
is's' your wants in cur employment
agency.
We have 50 acres Of 6as land south,
east Of depot to rsnt or sell in tract,
Of 5 or 10 acres, With payments OF IS or
go down snd s5 per month uuti paid
0at-e per ssnt interest ssmi-annusllv.
r. R. RYAN &Co
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-20

comment III 49,


The Journal especially referred 10
the proeeeiIngs 81 the state school laaa
board not to che business OF the state
hui agent
state laui Agoui West has been
Ng.iani othoer and the work De- Dies
.s shove criticism so far as We know
We pre- not eritiririns the work of the
srhool aul board of which George a
BROWN Is clerk
ar M,st's lett,r proves the vain.
of puhieity, Ile ssys che tao farm.
he ADVERTISED iu the newspapers brought
'Ae siat" more than be- ever Dreamed
they woull. #"
Fahhsily of the proceedings ~ the
state -eho,a hui hoari would reveal
ase'es that tho people have never
dreamed ,oud exist.
la lsa5 che e,ator ~ this papsr iu tbs
Oregon lrgis,aiurc opposed au txI.sn.
save whiieNashiug iuycs, satiou ~ the
state s'hool aua h,ard Time showed
10 was rlght
rhe vcry Investigation that was
thea conducted costing ths star, ah,.t
sleeo coVorol up che George ". Davis
defaioatiou 81 sS6o00 unoarthei a f,w
years later when it was TOO late
MAen a land sPeculator appears with
ten or twenty or foriy fal-e ep,r,meu
and PFoeee,h 10 grab publis lands i
little peeheily would bi ths people
Saow what vas going ca anJ protss, /
.he school funa
WAcu a nan apples for a loan al
nors moasy % hads tlan ths prOpsr
The Washington times., 1906-04-15
MODERN GIRLS ARE
WOAllINLY f1ANNISH

The proper thing 10 give a girl Of to-
day, we are told. is q walking stick or
cigarette case or a matchbox. Some
thing businesslike and masculine Is her
only JOY, says the London TeIegraph.
She scorns delights and lives Iaborious
cays-thoush why this should be con-
sidered masculine habit the accusers
DO not explain However. il will be
readily admitted. especially by men who
have played mixed hockey. that the girl
hockey player does scorn delights with
great zeal And hockey. so they say,
now has women devotees numerous as
the sands of the shore The cOnsunp-
tion of arniea is largely on the increase.
While the woman Of today. and. still
more. the woman Of tomorrow, thus de-
votes her daylight hours 10 the sports
which have made her brothers the noble
creatures they are, her nights. too. are
strenuous. No longer does the long
suffering piano claim her after-dinner
hours $50 they say-with less truth than
one could wish. No longer are the
theater and the ballroom terrestrial
heaven. The woman de ne nos jUors
gives her time TO serious matters. She
goes in her hundreds and thousands $50
they say) TO lectures-not petty, little
lectures with magic lantern slides, but
lectures that provide intellectual Oat-
meal porridge. Lectures which are,
speaking aphorically, horne-nakins
food. lectures on the economic system
OF the MIDDLE ages and the metaphysic
Of the will, and fine. large things OF
that kind So say the scaremongers.
And thereafter enthusiastically inquire
If this does not make women into men
what does il dO2''
It seems likely to make them. not into
men. but into the virtuous heroes Of uni
versity novels. the wonderful creatures
who distribute their lives between play
ing games and studying hard. and ulti-
mately die of consumption. but who are
not, strictly speaking, men, So. let US
hope that things are not as bad as the
scaremongers say. The worst Of a
scaremonger Is that he frightens people
away from what is good as we'll as what
is bad. It is doubtless possible 10 be too
strenuous for your own good. as well
as for other peoples comfort Too fierce
a devotion TO hockey means immediate
havoc for other peoples anatomy. and
ultimately for your own Too fierce
devotion 10 the metaphySic Of the will
or something OF that solid kind-wiil
mean that such mundane matters as
dinner 20 to chaos. and that the studess~
ceases to be human But. after all most
of Us are not so strenuous that we need
to be warned 10 take things easy Quite
otherwise.
The Washington times., 1906-04-15
TheLong
Empire
Coat AS
An Even
ing Wrap
In Vogue.

On each side OF IL. The occurrence OF
these pyramids is known as Grecian
border. They are easily made and very
effective. Similar pyramids occur on
each side the bottom OF the back and
one IS arranged on the outer side CT
the sleeve above the cuff. The fronts
are trimmed with parallel rows OF
braid
The skirt is side-pIeated. since a cir
eular skirt would never hold its shape
when weighted at the bottom with a
Grecian border OF braids- The pleats
are stitched at the top Of the skirt as
far down as the hips
What Is known as side-pleated
skirt is merely a skirt with a plain front
panel and pIeats all around. Although
not the newest style OF skirt. this is
sJill very popular. for the reason that
It sets so well and looks so attractive.
Copyright. 1876. by ". r Hesrst.)
The Washington times., 1906-04-15
The BOlerO and Alb
breViated EtOn Favor

T VERY spring introduces some new
r form of wrap or some new ar
rangement of an old form. This
season the form OF the spring
coat must accommodate itself TO the cut
or the new gowns. and therefore We
nave the short bOlero jacket and short
eton coat for empire and princess gowns
and for skirts worn with wide girdles
that give the new short wasted effect.
We also have the distinctly empire
coat in long wraps, and new treatments
of the popular loose kimono wrap for
evening wear and the automobile.
Leading everything is the short
waisted jacket. 1t will be quite the
rage" to have this little jacket made
of rich lace to wear over gowns of
nearly every character, and another fad
of the season is the little lace jacket
with short silk sleeves and silk collar.
Besides short jackets of lace-than
which nothing will be smarter in dressy
wraps-we have dainty conceptions in
ribbon and lace The new ribbon bolero
is made OF pompadour sash ribbon of
medium width In strips connected BY
lace inserting and the whole edged with
lace. The effect is certainly very be-
witching, and worn over a white or
pompad douT muslin gown gives note OF
novelty that is most attractive.
Any woman can make one of these rib
bon jackets. One strip of ribbon over
the shoulder near the neck forms the
fronts and middle OF the back Joined
with lace along the sides to another
strip OF ribbon, both are connected un-
der the arms by more lace TO an under
arm strip OF ribbon. The neck is curved
out, as are the armhoIes; the middle of
the hack Joined with lace; short sleeves
OF lace and ribbon sewed in and the
whole edged with lace. The easiest way
to make such garment Is to lay the
ribbon ara lace upon a paper pattern
composed of three parts. two fronts and
a back piece. and haste them together
before stitching the seams Lingerie
coats. made of strips of lace and en-
broidery, can also be made by basting
together the pieces over a paper pat
tern
All sorts of gowns will be made with
little jackets to match them, and new
modes of making these have been Sc
lected to illustrate this page.
Checks, OF variety somewhat differ
The Washington times., 1906-04-15

other braid begins and runs TO the bot
tom edge Of the Jacket. turning back
and forming Il border on the edge OF the
Jacket Each side the back this braid
turns up and terminates in a widened
end near the shoulder. The widened end
or another braid begins in the back
lower upon the shoulder. extends 10 the
bottom OF the jacket. where it narrows
forms a border for a few inches and
turns UP the other side OF the back for
the same distance
Two pieces Of braid make square tab
above the middle OF the back, near the
bottom. and two pieces run from the
neck down the center of the back in a
broad stripe. terminating fourth OF an
inch above the stripe At the bottom A
short braid. with widened ends. is sewed
across TIE shoulder at the joining OF the
SIC eyes. a longer strap crosses the
shoulder between this and the neck
border All the braid ends terminate
within a fourth or an inch from the one
next above them.
The jacket is 4 short bolero. with
square corners in front and tassels at
tached TO the upper parts Of the fronts.
although these are not absolutely neces-
sary where economy IS a consideration
The sleeve is three-quarter length.
with four braid straps. having wide ends
up the back at the bottom. These are in
graduated sizes, the third from the front
being much the longest. The sleeve is
gathered 10 the srmhole and box pleated
under tiie cum, the straps being IN the
center f tbs loose blk pleats. A narrow
cuff has rounded edges At the back and
through the center a wide braid with
wider ends.
The Washington times., 1906-04-15

white braid with
ivory trimmed but
tons that have CEN
ters to match the
the braids-
Figure A illus
trates a very fetch
ing black-and-white
check made with an
Eton Jacket and
simple skirt. The
neck of the jacket
is cut out in the
new shape, with a
po ! n I e d opening
above fronts that
curve at the top.
This neck is bor-
dered with black
braid. The same
width OF braid bor-
derS the bottom of
the front for a dis
{ a n c e o { thre e
inches and then
turns up the front
nearly to the shoul-
der, where the braid
is folded across and
run back for a few
inches. disappearing
beneath the band OF
braid on the jacket
and forming a wild
ened square top to
the braid band. All
the braid bands
have tops fashioned
In this novel and
attractive manner.
Still higher on the
shoulder. and Iouch-
ing the armhole. the
widened end OF an
The Washington times., 1906-04-15

When the hair breaks. II is in a dry,
unhealthy condition Apply to the scalp
every night: Forty-eight grains OF re-
sOrcin. one-fourth ounce Of glycerin and
dilutel alcohol TO fill two-ounce bottle.
This is not suitable for gray hair be-
cause the glycerin will turn it yellow
The best way 10 keep scolding locks IN
place is 10 wave them slightly, and pin
back with combs or invisible haIrpins-
Constantly brushing away from the face
will make them less unrUiiy- At tho
back OF the head wear a broad shell
clasp that will hold these hirsute shrsds
in place
The Washington times., 1906-04-15

The Vaucaire tonic fer developing the
figure can be compounded by any capa-
BILE druggist who is able to secure the
genuine galega- Formula -Four hun
dred grams Of simple syrup. ten grams
Of lactophosphate of lime. ten grams
OF true extract OF galega, ten grams OF
tincture of fennel. Take two soup
spoonfuls in water before each meal.
A cold salt water bath every morning
will stimulate circulation and assist the
flIing-out process
The Washington times., 1906-04-15

The listerine hair tonic, formula OF
which follows. is especially suitable to
blonde hair: one dram of bisulphate OF
Quinine. One-half ounce of tincture OF
cantharides. seven ounces OF listerine. II
should be rubbed into the scalp night
and morning. Every ten days or ev-
cry fortnight shampoo the hair well
with eggs and hot water.
A simple and excellent deep breath
ing exercise Place yourself in a per
fectly erect and easy posture, the
weight of the body resting on one foot,
the feet at a moderate distance. the
one in advance Of the other. the arms
akimbo. the fingers pressing on the alb
dominaI muscles in front and the
thumbs on the dorsal muscles on either
side of the spine. the chest freely ex-
panded and fully projected, the shoul-
ders held backward and downward, the
head perfectly vertical: draw in and
give out the breath very fully and very
slowly about dozen times in success
sion. Let the breathing be deep and
tranquil, but such as viii cause the
chest TO rise fully and fall freely az
every effort. There are other exercises
in efIusive. ezpulsive. and explosive
breathing. all equally interesting
The Washington times., 1906-04-15
The Toilet Table.

Should the hair get matted during i'll
ness. dampening it with alcohol Will
loosen the snarls-
The Washington times., 1906-04-15

Wraps.

ent from those of last season.
will be a good deal worn, and in
consequence of the court mourn
ing in Europe a sudden fancy
has come for wearing black-and-
white checks and plaids, as well
as sblack-and-white stripes. T5ese
materials afford an opportunity
for the application of very
smart trimmings in black or
The Washington times., 1906-04-15

T VERY spring introduces some new
r form of wrap or some new ar
- rangement Of an old form. This