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Evening star., 1908-02-04

GET OUR ZIG FOR RENT LIST.
FOR SALE
HOME AND INVESTMENT
$500.
Well located on X st. NV. near 18th: con-
| tains rooms and BATH lot Is feet wide: rent
| ed for $3.50 per month houses like this are
hard to find.
BOSS L PHELPS Cncl 80 14th st. NV.
| Opposite Franklin Park. Phones Main S4O-41.
Of
Evening star., 1908-02-04
FOR. EXCHANGE.

GENTLEMAN WISHES TO EXCHANGE ITAL-
ian for French lessons Box %. Star ONCE
fe3-3ts
FOR EXCHANGE - THREE-STORY BRICK
apartment In northwest: rooms and bath
each: excellent condition; good renter; Will
exchange for lots small property.
WM. II. NcGRANN CO.. Inc. 1920 st. NV.
Evening star., 1908-02-04
FOR SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY

FOR SALE-$5 OOO
14th st. near L.
S-rOOm brick with cellar.
1O,OO0-14th st: rent $1,000; 3story brick:
store. cellar. hats.
Sf30O0-13th at. near st. NV: lowest
priced piece in this choice section.
STONE FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
Evening star., 1908-02-04

FOR RENT-sIx- ROOM HOUSE AND LARGE
lot on Piney Branch road. North RrizhtwOod /;
$1,000 per month. Apply 4007 5th st. NV.
Evening star., 1908-02-04
WANTED AND TO LOAN.

81, 500 TO LOAN At ) PER CENT. IMMEDI-
|. ate answer to application.
COLLlNS-GUERRY COMPANY.
fe4-3t 621 18th ST. NV.
s. 500 TO LOAN ON IMPROVED FAR PROP
erty near this city at SC interest.
Address ATTORNEY ". j..
fe2-3ts Star ooite.
Evening star., 1908-02-04

NO. 1920 10TH ST. NV.
MODERN HOUSE. CONTAINING 10
ROOMS AND BATH; LOT 20 FIT. IN. By
" rhIs MS HOUSE WAS BUILT .Y THE ewS; y:
Err FOR HIS OWN OCCUPANCY. AND is
Ar oSRf EonS aow AS6 EGUnE nkusr
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
FOR sALE- no 1907 O ST. NV.
VERY ATTRACTIVE BROwNSTONE
HOUSE. CONTAINING II ROOMS. BATHS;
ALI MH'Enn iS r1Rsr'ciAss TGr coS6iTIoS.
,.. , TERMS TERMS 70 So.I sT!r. IN ra,sr
COMPANY; -
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT,
FOR SAL. SNAIL BRICK DWELLINGS, PAY
ING OVER PER CENT
are quite scarce and very much sought after
ly the investor in real estate.
We have for sale i've brick dwellings.
tanning six rooms each. with water in the ktcl
en- running closet In the yard fuel shed, fair
sized lot and u paved alley In the rear.
These houses are located on letiered street
In the southeast. Tiey under rental tn
white tenants at $3.50 each per month. The
price Is 81 200 each.
Frequently such houses offered in courts
or alleys. but It is quite unusual to fnd them
quoted for sale on through street
Inspection invited. Further particulars chesr
JAMES F. SHEA. 643 La. AVE NV.
FOR SALE-HIGH.GRADE BUSINESS PROP
ERTY: Sl2.JOO. THREE-STORY BRICK
BUILDING SITUATED on LOUISIANA AVE.
NV. NEAR 9TH ST: under rental al $50:
lot about . IT. front; good depth to alley. Of-
fer wanted.
$i6.OoO-14TH ST. BUSINESS PROPERTY
lot 25 n. front, about 1850 feet deep: substan-
tiaI structure: finely located on this busy
thorouzhfare: rare oherlng; has always
rented for 800 per month.
JAMES +. SHEA 643 Ia. AVE NV.
FOR SALE-GET OUR LIST OF HOUSES FOR
SALE NEAR THE NEW UNION DEPOT: it
its a comprehensive list Of the choicest prop
critics for sale In that vicinity.
JAMES F. SHEA. 643 La. AVE. NV.
ja2S-t th.s 80
FOR SALE-ARTisT's HONE 1910 MASS. AVE.
NV: house. studio and stable; SO. 600; eaay
terms: II rooms. 6 toilet rooms. baths. Ad-
dress owEer. ROBERT HINCkLEY. premises.
Evening star., 1908-02-04

FOR SALE ,,.
So. $50: beautiful "Bloomingdale'' home: built
above st.; ali that's modern; g big rooms and
bath: $500 cash $50 month.
BLUNDON, O'BRIEN & BELT. INC. 1903 NV
fel-s m st
Evening star., 1908-02-04

S. $50: SOMETHING YOU WANT: RS. and
attic tiled bath: hot-water heat; back porch:
good yard: location the best NORTH Dt' .
ST inst WEST OF NORTH CAB ST.
BLUNDON. O'BRIEN & BELT. INC. 1903 G NV.
fof-a f.lg
Morris tribune., 1908-06-13
OVER THREE THOUSAND.
Crawford's Plurality Over kittredge
in South Dakota.

Sioux Falls, S. D., June 12.-Accord-
ing to the latest returns from the
primaries Governor Crawford and his
insurgent faction have majority over
the stalwart faction of Republicans
of not less than $500 and when com
plete returns are received from some
of the most remote counties the insur-
gents will have a majority of in the
neighborhood of 1900 and it may
reach slightly over that figure.
The alliance formed two years ago
by Senator Gamble and Governor
Crawford bore good fruit for the gov.
ernor in the primaries. Two years
ago he aided Senator Gamble in his
candidacy for reelection and in Sc
curing legislature favorable to Gam
BILE, and in the recent primaries the
Gamble men returned this favor by
giving Governor Crawford, in Gamble
territory, the majorities he needed
to enable him to defeat Senator Kilt
redge. Had the alliance not been
formed with Senator Gamble Governor
Crawford could not have carried the
state, neither could Senator Gamble
have been reelected a year ago last
winter without the active support Of
Mr.. Crawford
Morris tribune., 1908-06-13
OREGON TWO-THIRDS DRY.
Prohibition Wins in Twenty-one Of
the Thirty-three Counties

Portland, Ore, June 12.- As a re-
suit of the local option elections held
in Oregon this month county prohibit
tion will prevail in twenty-one of the
thirty-three counties after July There
are from four to sixteen prohibition
precincts in each of the other twelve
counties, so that there is not a county
in the state in which there is not
some dry territory. A total of 237
saloons were put out of business in
the thirteen counties that were car
ried for prohibition June l and this
number is increased to 270 by the ad
dition of the saloons that have been
removed by the precinct elections in
the other counties. Altogether nearly
500 saloons have been closed in the
state since the local option law was
enacted Prior elections on this sub
ject in this state carried eight coun-
ties and forced approximately 200 sa~
looms to abandon business.
Morris tribune., 1908-06-13
Recent Occurrences Of Interest
in Sweden, Norway and
Denmark. q
NEW sWEDIsH-RUssIAN UNION
What a Russian Paper Has to Say Re-
garding the Marriage of Prince
Wilhelm and Grand Ouch
ess PavlOvna.
SWEDEN.
Stockholm.

The Russian paper Rossija speaks
very favorably anent the new union
between Sweden and Russia. 1t re-
fers, Of course, to the marriage Of
Prince Wilhelm to the Grand Duchess
PavIoyna. Says the paper editorially
1.-The Bernadottes have broken with
their predecessors, Carl TX, and Carl
X, and their warlike principles and
have instead centered all their efforts
in encouraging industries, arts and
science and they have succeeded SO
well that Sweden has right to feel
proud Of them. The late king, Oscar
poet and scholar, did more perhaps in
this direction than any one of his pre-
decessors and the present king prom
Uses much good for the FIXTURE and
has already given evidences of pos
sessing traits. which when applied
with his common sense will give Swe-
den a period of great uplift. An eff
fort to establish closer relations be-
tween Russia and Sweden as early AS
the close of the eighteenth century was
made, but this proved at that time TO
be a failure. We desire to congratll-
late the young Swedish prince and the
talented Russian duchess and through
this union closer relations have been
created between Russia and Sweden
and it is also a guarantee of the pres
ervation of European peace
A company which has made Sweden
known and honored all over the world
is the Separator Stock company. Since
De Laval invented the celebrated
cream separator twenty-five years ago,
100000 separators valued at one hum
dred and seven million crowns have
been sold Most of them have been
exported to foreign countries, but dur
ing that period not less than $4,000
have been disposed of in Sweden. The
cOmpanys agents are found in all
parts of the world and they number
at least $4,000. To every country in
the world where agriculture is in
Australia, yes even in China and
Japan the De Laval cream separatOrs
have been exported and it is due to
this important invention that the dairy
industry all over the world has re-
.ceived such a great impetus.
The Swedenborg exhibition at the
Nordiska museum has been opened
and hundreds Of people have already
been there to view the collection Of
portraits. the manuscripts, his old Or
gan. writing pulpit and many other
pieces too numerous to mention. The
return of Swedenborgs remains to
Sweden has aroused renewed inter-
est in the author and Swedenborgian
1teratur is now in great demand all
over
The Swedish riksdag has appropri-
ated 10000 crowns for the information
al peace congress, which convenes in
Morris tribune., 1908-06-13

| Stockholm next summer. On that oc
casion there will gather many of the
| worlds greatest men in the Swedish
capital. Among those who have beer
invited to attend the congress is Pres
ident Roosevelt.
T Count girger Morner's collections
from the South Sea islands has ar
rived in Stockholm. Among this in
geresting collection are found two war
canoes, which are about fifty eight
feet long. They have been sent t.
The Photographed museum, where
they are at present on exhibition.
Dowager Queen Sofa has moved oat
to Ulriksdal for the summer and viii
remain there until the early part OF
July, when she will go to Eriksberg
The good old queen spent few weeks
at the latter place last year and liked
it so well that she has decided to re-
turn there this year.
Bishop Billing, who oficiated at the
marriage of Prince Wilhelm and the
Grand Duchess Pavlovna at st. Pc
tersburg, has been awarded the high
est insignia of the Russian order of
the White Eagle. The bishop is tha
frst preIate of Sweden to be thus hon
Ored.
After all King Oscar was not such a
rich man as most people imagine. 10
is now, claimed that his fortune
amounted to only 100000 crowns,
which is proof that the general es'
innate of his wealth, as in most cases.
was too high.
Twenty thousand school children in
Stockholm sent their congratulations to
Henri Dunant, who celebrated his
eightieth birthday May 8. Mr.. Dunant
was one of the recent Nobel prize win
ners.
Two hundred and fifty thousand May
flowers were sold in Stockholm May
II. The flower sale Melted not less
than $4,000 crowns, a sum which will
De expended ror the benefit OF the
poor.
Professor X. D. Rosen, of Stock
holm, has been appointed knight Of
Dennebrog. The professor is one of
the leading educators of Sweden.
A bust of Professor G. Retzius was
sent from Stockholm to the Botanical
society in Vienna. 1t has been mod,
elled by Professor Runsberg.
Dowager Queen Emma of Holland
arrived at Stockholm and has during
Morris tribune., 1908-06-13
DEN MARK.
Copenhagen.

Siguard Trier, son OF the we'll
known Danish politician, Herman
1'rier. has turned his back on Den
mark for good and moved to France.
where be will give a series of seances.
Sgurd Trier has during the past few
years acquired quite a notoriety
through his spiritualistic lectures and
xeances. but in Copenhagen one of his
seances proved to be a real fake AMI
since then public opinion has turned
against him pretty strong. SO that he
was at last almost compelled to leave
the country. He had also accumu-
lated several thousand crowns worth
Of debt while practictng with the
spirits. it is charged
This is certainly an age of inven
ton Danish Inventor lately sue
ceeded in operating typesetting ma
chine by means of wireless action. 1t
is his plan to have wireless kilograms
set in type directly and as fast as
they are received If he can put his
invention to practical use, 1t will not
be long before some of the metroroli-
tan dailies in the United States will
give it trial.
Oscar Larson. the well known actor
who was widely known as "Tivolf
Pierrot." died at his home in Copen
hagen week before last. aged forty
eight years. He was a clever actor
and was very popular with the play.
going public in Copenhagen
Women have good deal of free.
dom in Denmark, but the agitation
IN favor of admitting women to mem
bership In gun clubs met with fail
nre.
King Gustaf and Queen Victoria ar
rived in Copenhagen June 3. The
Danish king and queen gave a recep-
tion ia Their Noaor I tn royal palace.
AAKlON S. NORELlUS.
Morris tribune., 1908-06-13

the past two weeks been q guest q
Queen Sofia
Morris tribune., 1908-06-13
Confederate Veterans Parade.

Birmingham, Ala, June 12.-SeVeraf
thousand veterans took their place in
annual reunion of the United Confed
crate Veterans. At the head of the
line rode General Clement A. Evans,
the new commander-in-ch chief of the Or
Banization. With him were the few
distinguished Confederate generals
living Caben, Gordon, Walker and
others in the city. General George o.
Harrison of Alabama was In command.
Morris tribune., 1908-06-13
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In fact are only too glad to print, as they do
the formula, or list of ingredients, Of which
it is composed, in plain English. On every
bottle-wrapper.
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The formula OF DR.. Pierces Favorito Pre-
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Morris tribune., 1908-06-13

The Backer-Go it, Billy! Yer amt
half licked yet! The Fighter Well
you come and ave the other arr. /
amt greedy.-London Opinion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-02
MINISTER
TACKLES
TRUSTS

The Southern Pacific Company, in
particular. the Illinois Steel Corpora
tion and the trusts aud other illegal
combinations, In general, were Sc
verely hayod and. their death--knell
sounded by Rev. Philip Bauer, pastor
of the First Congregational church.
in his talk before the Young Mems
Christian Association of this city yea
terday afternoon.
The lecture was on half Dust
and Helf Deity" and the pastor was
urging on his hearers the necessity
OF getting dominlon--honest domln-
ion. when Say dominion /
mean honest dominion, not like these
enormous combinations, which have
more than they have a right to, and
which are going to be ourbed." ne
said. AS a remedy for the evil. Or.
Bauer suggests the edncatIon--the
political education OF the people.
THE people are gradually getting
educated to politics, and how 70
handle these illegal corporations, and
the latter are going to be cured. This
Southern Pacific Company. which
has had the state OF Oregon in It's
grip. has got to be controlled. They
have the worst service In the world
on the West side road, on which they
run bobblng. uncomfortable trains.
which would not be tolerated in any
other part OF the country.
Particular attention was called by
tho speaker TO the Forest Grove
wreck OF n short time ago. as 1.-THE
Southern Pacific Company. | believe,
were responsible for that wreck, ow-
ing TO the faulty condition OF the
roadbed."
DR.. Bauer has but recently been
appointed pastor OF his church in
this city. and this is the first public
expression OF his feelings regarding
the gr'at corporations
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-02
GIRLS ALL-vALLEY
BASkETRALL TEAM

An all-high school girls basket
ball team for Oregon, as selected
from opinions of the merits OF the
respective players in the four valley
high school fives for the ssason of
1907 and 1908 is as follows:
Forwards, Bending. Albany. and
Black, Roseburg; center, Rudolph. OF
Salem; guards, Mcbride, Albany and
Hannah. Roseburg.
Martin. of Albany. during the first
of the season outshine all guards In
the league by her brilliant playing.
but in the last few games received
injuries which rather weakened her
work. Mcbride, of Albany, is chosen
because Of her defensive work. as
well as her ability to throw baskets.
Bending. Albany's fast little forward.
is undoubtedly the most brilliant
forward Ia the league this year. and
no other player In the league has se-
cured so many points for her team
this season. Hannah, of Roseburg,
has played a consistent guard all sea-
son. and her work In the game with
Albany in this city was frst-class
Black. OF Roseburg, is a forward who
has done especially good playing this
year and is entitled to a place in the
team. Rudolph, of Salem, out
classed all opponents at center, and
the place is naturally given to her.
There are a number of other players
who have done credltable work, but,
according to opinions from all
sources, as far as possible to OBJ
tain. the team above selected fairly
represents the greatest strength in
the girls basketball league.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-02
I'D H. to Dle.

II have found out that there Is
no use to die OF lung tFoable as long
as you can get DR.. Kings New Dis
eOvery." says Mrs. j. p. White. OF
Rushboror. Pa. Il would not be
alive today only for that wonderful
medicine. II loosens up a cough
quicker than anything else. and
cures lung disease even after the
case Is pronounced hopeless" This
most reliable remedy for coughs and
colds. lagrippe. asthma. bronchitis
ana hoarseness. Is sold under guar
antee at J. C. PerTy's drug store; soc
and t100. Trial bottle free.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-02

Lee S. Hyde. who for the past yea
was the efficient assistant manager
OF the Western Electrical & Mana
featuring company. will return In q
few days from Los Angeles. where
he has been visiting. and will open
a FIRST class establishment for doinE
electric wiring and general repair
work.
Mr. Hyde and those who will De
associated with him are competent
aud reliable wOrkmen and Will
doubtless soon build up a business
which will be a factor in making
Greater Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-02

Mr.. Norman r. Coulter. a promi-
nent architect. in the Delbert build
ing. San Francisco. says: II fully
endrose all that has been said OF
Electric Bittera as a tonic medicine.
Il Is good for everybody. II eOrrects
stomach. liver and kidney disorders
In a prompt and efficient manner
and builds up the system, Electric
Bitters Is the best spring medicine
ever sold over a druggists counter;
as a blood purifier Il Is unequaled;
soc al J. c. Perry's drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-02
No Difference.

No distinction Is made as 70 tia
kind OF Piles that DIR. Leonhardt's
lIem-Roid cures
The names Internal, External,
Bleeding, Blind, Itching, Suppurat-
ing, etc, are simply names of the diff
ferent stages through which every
case will pass II Il continues long
enough.
Piles are caused by congestion or
stagnation OF blood in the lower bow
ell. and IL takes an internal remedy
to remove the cause.
DIR. Leonhardt's Hem-Rold Is a tab
let taken internally. II Is a perma-
nent cure. Money back II II fails.
Price s1.00 at druggists. DR.. Leon
hardt Co., Niagara Falls. n. Y, Pro-
prietors. Sold by pr. S. c. Stone,
Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-02

pas, the villainous cattle thief, for
the Virginian. The third act has
proved one of the strongest and mos,
talked about dramatic scenes showa
on the stage In recent years. Steve.
who was the pal OF the Virginian,
has gone wrong; Trampas has In
dueed him to become a cattle thief
aud the two with another couple Of
outlaws are encamped at Horse Thief
Pass, as they suppose. miles away
from the vigilance committee pursu-
Ing them. They are. however. track
ed to their hiding place by the vir-
ginian at the head OF the vigilantes.
IL is part OF his duty 10 assist in the
lynching OF hts old friend and COM
fade. The scene Is extremely touch
Ing, being of exceptional power and
pathos. for Il is well known that
Steve is more sinned against than
SHINING, having been led astry by
the stronger will OF Trampas. This
episode OF The Virginian" has prob
ably called forth more merited praise
than any dramatic scene produced on
the stage or recent years.
The Kirke lie Shelle company is
headed by w. s. Hart, who seems al
mosf 10 have been created for the
title role. which he so successfully
portrays. The impression OF physl-
cal strength, Of manly sslf-reliance.
Of honor. amiable aggressiveness and
Of resonreefulness so essential 70 the /
true character OF the Virginian. 7
seems to have found a suitable ex-
preston through the portrayal OF
his cowboy hero by Sir. Hart
Frank Campeau. who Is a real cow
boy will be seen in his original role
u Trampas and many OF the original
company have been retained.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-02

Booster Concert" for the benefit OF
the college of music.
"The Virginian" "Wednesday Night.
"The Virginian." dramatic ver-
sion OF owep Wister's fascinating
story of the wild west, comes to sa-
lem Wednesday night.
AS is well known to the majority
of theater-goers, "The virginian" In
its dramatlzed form is in four acts
the first at Uncle Hewie's house, the
second at Judge Henry's ranch, the
third act at the camp of the horse
thieves and the Fourth in Medicine
Bow, Wyoming. The play version
was arranged by Kike La Shelle, as
sisted by the author. In the matter
of atmosphere, as a reproduction of
life on the unfenced range OF the
early 's0s. the play Is true to its
subject in every particular. w. H.
Hart's Characterization of the west
ern range rider has been pronounced
exquisite in its manly sincerity and
an ideal conception OF owen Wister's
hero. The play is known to be a
carefully studied depletion of types
and scenes in the far west when
most of the states we're then territor-
les. The characters are skillfully
drawn and there is none of the high
ly colored material usually associated
with stage portrayals OF life on the
plains. In the matter OF eharacteri-
zatlon "The Virglnian" is especially
rich. Trampas, Steve. Honey Wig
gins and the other cowboys now so
familiar TO amusement seekers are
living. moving beings-types OF the
west as could be found there in the
carly SOS.
The story relates principally to
the love OF the Virginian for Molly
Wood. the pretty Vermont school
teacher, and OF the hatred OF Tram
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-02
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Both Agreeable aud Effective.

Chamberlains Cough Remedy has
no superior for coughs. colds and
Group. and the fact that Il is pleas
ant TO take and contains nothing Ia
any way Injurious has made Il a
fayorite with mothers. Mr.. w. s..
Pelham, a merchant OF KirksvIlle.
Iowa, says: For more than 20 years
Chambcrlaln's Cough Remedy has
been my leading remedy for all
throat troubles. II Is especially sue
eessful In cases OF Group. Children
like IL and my customers who have
used il will not take any other"
For sale at Dr. Stones drug store.