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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-02
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-02
WENGER & CHERRINGToS.

There Is nothing which 80 thor
oughly demonstrates culture and re-
iinemenr as does the love of music.
and as residents of Salem generally.
stand especially high in this regard
this is a splendid field for the dealer
IN musical instruments CF vario1s
kinds and there are located here a
number II large establishments Of
THIS nature. Foremost among those
engaged In this important branch Of
trade are Aessrs. Jacob Wenger and
W. III. Cherring,on. conducting bugi-
ness under the firm name Of Wauger
4 sherringtun and occupying gpler.
ald quarters AT pa North CONNER
elaI street, where they carry at an
umes a full line Of pianos ana or.
tus and other musical Instruments
~hieh they are prepared 10 offer AZ
tAe very lowest prices. pianos bair.
sold as low as 2li8. The tone ~ ~
pianos handled by the firm are nm
SUI passed by any other manufactured
ana they are greatly favored by the
music loving people Of the eitv
Piayer pianos are also handled tba
prices ranging from s35O up 10 ESQ
laeae prices Including the finest
payer pianos made Tho firm Of
Wenger & Cherrington is favorable
SHOWN az one of tbe most reliable
dealers in musical Instruments In -bis
stlllol OF tho state and their p7t-ons
depend very largely upDn tbsir -,
peIlor Judgment whea purchasing an
sI.I 1iumehi as both members OF the
I ilrm are experts in the business ana
~. lgiy understand its every detail
ly insy are men OF integrity and honor
and 'ase great pride in knowing tbst
., 'a'.r patrons are their best adyer-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-02
WALTER J. PORTER-PAINTS,
WALL PAPER, ETC.

In cities which are growing as
rapidly as has Salem more recently
i IS necessary that establishments
B.. conducted where the various com
10 di-iss entering into the building
trades may BE- secured promptly and
with Z view 20 meeting the eXcep-
.i01al demand for paints. oils. var
llsh@s. stains, wall paper. ETC.. to
ge-her wiki all painters supplies
Walter J. Porter has one Of the
largest and most complete stocks 10
b. found in Western Oregon outside
Ct Portland and q very large portion
ot material used in keeping Salem
boxing modern and up-.o-date is
purchased Of Mr. Porter. In the
wall paper department Mr. Porter
has full and complete line Of the
gl--o-ds-e patterns in wall paper.
ranging up 10 the highest priced. He
has an improved rack for displaying
paper. making selection easy. In his
comprehensive stock he carries moth
ing except goods Of established reDu-
-a-icn for high quality and because
ot MS extensive operations is able 10
sell az low prices. Strictly modern
methods are applied in the conduct
Of his affairs and all customers find
trade relations With him Of a most
satisfactory nature while they also
effect a material saving over what
they would be forced TO pay when
purchasing from smaller dealers or
those not 50 thoroughly familiar with
all details Of The line in which they
are euga ged. Nr. Porter is one OF
The young progressive business men
Il the Capital City who are boosting
things along toward a Greater Salem
Just q live one who moves. himself.
and likes 10 see other things in mo-
lion also. He is the sort Of hustler
Elo exert a strong influence upon
the progress Of a community and has
the high regard Of all who know him.
His store is az 100 North Liberty
street
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-02

changtable and are kept constantly
on hand for this express purpose. OF
lhe steel ranges which are, Ia 4
measure, featured as leaders by The
northwestern Stove Foundry may be
mentioned the Chicago and ROYAL.
and Toledo, these being made in
sizes SIG, IS, 20, % and "a inch
ovens and with or without reser-
Iolr as may be desired. They are
finished with finely polished nickel
trimmings, but without any of the
IrlllS or fancy work which catches
so much dirt and are unsanitary in
every way. But to fully appreciate
Ihese fine steel ranges they must be
seen and most dealers in the cities of
the West handle them. There are
many details of construction which
are of particular interest but space
does not permit of mention of every
one. See them at your dealers and
II Will not take long to decide that
.he chicago, Royal and Toledo is the
pest range you ever saw for the
money and as good as any made any
Where. Then in the cast line The
Facltic Royal Ohio Texeda and
Iecola are leaders and are easily the
% must popular with Pacific Coast peo-
PIE; Iney are especially adapted to
luei OF this country and burn either
coal or wood, having CRATES ar
ranged for immediate change
II, from one fuel to the other.
Iheh the fine steel and cast
heaters for the home, office store or
hoIel otteF the best possible inVesA-
ment IN the way of stoves and are all
mat could be desired in every par-
ucular. A large line of hotel and
restaurant ranges are made and are
adaptable to the requirements of any
sized establishments. The Hotel
Specials and Portable French Ranges
are made in Az, s, 6, aand 7 foot
sizes Oh solid steel bodies and all
Sast tops, lined with steel and as
pestOs and as perfect ranges as NAV
De had. The Northwestern Stove
FOUNDRY also manufactures brick-set
anses with steel bodies and all cast
'front.' and with either two or three
oEehs' set in solid brick. Fruit dry
eFs and hop stoves and stoves for
camping purposes are also turned
out-in fact there is nothing An the
~ ~ ll9e which may not be had Of
Tho e Sealer handling the product Of
D Northwestern Stove Foundry.
. ~ .; Fleming, one of the most prac-
uvaole oe stove founders in the entire
touhtry' is superintendent of the en-
. aIe plant and there is no question
e.a .nat me greater part of the spleadid
success Success achieved is due to his marked
solilIy and enterprise. The industry
nas Oeen OF marked benefit TO the
Oogimu unity in keeping money at heme
aIu coast dealers will find it to their
auN antage to carry the varied line
made by The Northwestern stove
FOUNDRY In Salem they may be
sven at the Spencer Hardware oem-
pany's store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-02
Maov Old and substantial Business Houses in Salem

within her confines. Having ,oo,
resolved upon the work contrar1s
wer let for about forty miles -
sewer. and Of this approximately 81
teen miles IS being put in By Con.
tractor 4. Burns OF Spokane. one -
The best known and most highly sBn.
cessfuI general contractors anyvbor,
in the West. Mr Burns has Bh.t i
technically known as the North "a.
lem contract, and with bis larzs
equipment be has been rushing m,
work ever since he started two
months ago. However. il EiI -
qulre a considerable portion Of taA
coming summer TO complete the con,
tract. notwithstanding that 2 lsrpa
number Of zen are employef. ana
his equipment is OF the latest design
and complete in SyeTy respect. Mod.
eru monster sever trenchers are u-ai
for the ditching, and no delay is
caused because OF lack OF materisI
OF men. Mr.. Burns has ample can.
ital with which 10 properly prosecute
any undertaking. while his long ex-
perience is Of inestimable value in
pushing operations. Mr. Burns con.
tract calls for the expenditure Of
about $780, 900. and when completed
salem will have as good a sewer avs.
TEN as any city Of equal size any,
where In the country. The best Of
sewer pipe and material is being used
and skilled woTkmen employed In
laying the pip0 so that there will be
no d&lger Of leaks or imperfections
OF any nsluEe j Is an undertaking
In which every resident OF Salem Is
interested. and they are pleased 10
know that such an efficient and hOn-
orable contractor as Mr. Burns g.
cured the contract. While the work
here will keep Mr.. Burns busy Tor
some months, yet he is nevertheless
prepared 10 take contracts anyEher.
in the West, his equipment being am
pie TO warrant his prosecuting tive or
more jobs at the same time
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-02
GoSSER * BUHITE.

The scientific blacksmith and
horse-shoer is necessity i'm evarv
community and the man who ,bo--
ough!y understands his business Is
the one who holds the largesr sbs-s
OF the trade In Salem there are no
better known or skilled workers IN
ms line than Messrs. George "
1osser and Henry Buhite of the firm
OF Gosser & BuhitI Their well
equipped and literally patronized
place IS located at 3O2 North Com
heFcial street where they are nra-
pared 10 do all kinds Of BLACKSMITH
ing and repair work and shoe horses
IA the most careful manner ana nv
tNe most approved methods The
members OF the firm have hen rest
uent5 or the city for a considerable
period OF tine and they have become
ven Known 10 a large majority ~.
tne residents of the city as well az
many OF the farmers in the copntrv
tributary to Salem and they have so
lVI 'tth y demonstrated their abiiitv
70 handle any kind OF blacksmitb
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-02

Discriminating smokers in Salem
and the Willamette valley generally
are thoroughly familiar With the fac-
that nothing baEier in the gay Of
cigars may b. had than those manu-
faeiured b. August Huckestein. His
''TashmO0" at tEo-fOr-a-qusrter is q
prime fayorits and is constantly in
creasing 10 popularity La Corona"
IS a straight ten ten cent cigar Of the
highest quality. Flor de Ella" "a
smoked By hundreds while 10 five
cent goods Bon Tor" IS widely
knoSn and Justly popular. NJ.
Hucksten employs about ten union
Eorkmen, selects bis own tobacco
and conducts his affairs along strict
ly modern lines. His factory IS at
l25 North Commercial street and his
cigars are On sale at practically every
dealer In Western Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-02
". J. PATTERSON. ". D. Y.
VETERINARIAN.

With the increasing Interest in
stock raising 10 this part Of the state
the field Of the lp-to-dste veterinary
surgeon has been greatly extended
and his services are in far greater
demand than ever before in the treat
ment Of horses. cattle and. In tact
all animals Dr.. ". J. Patterson IS
one OF the bes. known veterinarians
In Salem and bis practice extends
over a vide territory. his skill 1ui
vide experience having firmly estab-
lished his reputation as distlnctiyely
one Of the foremost practitioners fol-
loving that profession. DR.. Pa-ter-
son makes a speciality Of all surgical
cases but treats diseases Of horses,
cattle, sheep, dogs. etc, and he has
met with splendid success. He has
She best OF facilities for privately
caring for animals al his feed and
sale stables az 1920 South Com
mercial street. Telephone. Office
ZTs, Residence 1861. portion Of
which has been specially arranged
for that purpose Many OF the Lead
ing stock owners and raIsers in this
part Of the country frequently re-
quiFe his services and DR.. Patterson
ls always prompt in responding tr
calls anywhere within a reasonable
distance His charges are always
moderate and those who have en-
pioyed bin are loud In their praise u
the services he has rendered. In
many instances saving the lives Il
valuable animals which had been in
lured or were afflicted Eith disease
OF some sort Those having need cr
services ct veterinarian will & c
the best 10 be had BY employing Dr.
Patterson Smith & Shafer conduct
general blacksmithing business in
connection with Dr. Patterson's es-
taDlishment and make a specially OF
expert horse-shoeiug.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-02
THE sPA-ooYFECIoSERY, ETC

Fhis fine establishment Is certain
" enutled 70 be ciassed among tba
manufacturing interests OF the CAM.
tal City for there is nothing n tbe
way OF candy aud similar delleacle7
which is not made there Three er.
perienced candy makers are emplove,,
throughout the year, an additional
man having recently been added ue
II an expert, having had twenty vesrs
experience, and the product Of tbe
eatabllahmenl finds favor not only
Win salem people but the surround
ing territory aB we'll Then A larpe
business Is dose Ia the ice crea =,
line, that delectable dellcaey manv-
factnred az The Spa having weil
satADnshed reputation for i,a excel.
Ienoe and absolute purity. his ia
sold both Wholesale and retail wblie
speciality is made 10 furnish ica
cream Tor all kinds Of social even,v
IN connection with this branch ~ ne
business one Of the fines, soda fonn-
tains In this part Of the West d ron
Quoted and Is literally patronlEsd by
our people generally. Eyerytbiue
pnt ont At The Spa fountain Is flrst
CLASS as an exper, dispenser a en-
pioyed che year round They cater
specially 70 the fountain trade an
me new aud No 20 date dlshas ana
Iancy drinks being served Without
any question The Spa is the most
popular place Of The kind IN salem
ana caters 10 the best trade Tho
nuAlncea was established more than
tNsnty years ago BY Walter r sfol,
Aha Nas conducted by him ludlvls-
nsliy until about eleven years ago
whnn Frank q Myers was takeu in.
70 par Her'hip- The latter named
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-02
Z. " NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

L naturally fo.IoEs that il Al
agricultural. f-uit--zisi1g and lun-
be-i1g sec-5oc zhere .here Is IL con
s-z1- rse Z large sDo1lt q ma
c1i1zry that Al establishment dey0t-
Ing rs el@rgi=s 70 repair work should
y kept busy throughout he year for
lz -5ss= DC1s-1 days farmers Is Tell
- others have learned that The saw
ing q tine Is one q The more g.
a=1-ial clements q success. CClse-
Cuerrly they have -1=iT machinery
repaired during the 7-r-er months
zs much ss possible. as do also
t1-=sL=-s. whose engines nay r.
guire sl oTeEaauli-g with 1=z parts
here and there With z view 70 car
ing for this kind Of business z. u.
EigntILEer conducts q ==ll .4C.pDed
plan. e, l1s south Liberty E-rest and
people 70. considerable distance
about salem have learned that be Is
abs % DO a.. Of their repair YORK
promptly and satisfactorily and IL
lower cost than Others. M-. Eig1--
lilgsr has e-ioped 2 vide experience
as founder and uzChilis. and las
many regular customers who are full
y convinced Of his .5ili-y % turn out
the highest class EgTk. His plant is
also q great convenience 10 The busy
season in case % break down for z
new part nay b. made in much
shorter time than would be required
20 send away for neE one. Nj.
Kightlinger makes speciality Of
these rush orders, realizing Ehs- q
little time really means % the busy
farmer. thrfsher or logging outfit.
He carries large supply Of engine
fixtures and paTts-those most liable
TO bresE-vhich be sells a. lowest
prices. His establishment is z dis
unct advantage 10 this part Of the
country and fully appreciated.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-02
4 BURNS. GENERAL CONTRACTOR

The people Of salem have awsk-
eued 90 -Le fact ya- public improve
u=u-s Of every nature are highly s.
z-r-5zl 10 her future progress ald
prosperity. and Cnle they undertook
work Of this L.tUre they are anIiOrs
TO see il cartel 10 an early CUrc.u-
sion. No. O1ly is the question C.:
C,letLieuce Involved but puOlc
health as well. Tor it is a well sstaO-
lshed fact that without adlquate
seNtTs and 2 pure supply OF water
10 City is really in position - invite
strangers to take up their residence
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-02

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-02
MITCHELL, LEWIS & STAvER IN
(Salem Branch ,

Durlng more recent years tba-o
mas been a tEonderful develon,ner, no, :
"a the agricultural resources = ' ~ os
Marion and adjoining counties and IN
consequence there has been a. auu a. III
!, -Ieased demand for agricultural i'm
p'ements OF every description and as
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-12-30
MAN FLOATS A WHOLE DAY
Indifferent Swimmer Keeps Ahoat In
Ocean by Pure lIfe-SavInp
Instinct.

French fisherman, q most indifrer
ent swimmer. was knocked overheard
In n storm twenty miles from the
French coast. going into the briny
with oil his clothing OH, including oil
skins and heavy rubber boots. Almost
twenty-four hours afterward two men
working small boat along the
French coast, picking up eel pots near
the mouth of creek. saw what up
pearcd to he the nude body OF a
drowned man borne toward them by
the incoming tide. They secured the
body with rope and towed II ashore
There, to their amazemcn;. they de-
tected signs OF animation ard. falling
to work like the sensible men they
were. soon restored the man to con-
sciousness. II was the fisherman who
had gone overheard In the storrc.
The overheard fisherman. twenty
miles from land. knew he could not
swim far. but he also knew the h:.man
body IL lighter than water. especially
salt water. and will float Indefinitely
unless water is taken into the lungs
and stomach. This fisherman man.
aged to get OF oilskins. rubber boots
and mt last every stitch OF clothing
Thus freed. he floated and. the storm
abatlng to n steady breeze shureward,
his slight swimming spurts were as
sisted In partly overcoming the ebb
tide and he had the full benefit OF two
Hood tides carrying him toward shore
Tho man said he must have lost con.
seriousness several hours before being
picked up. but kept afIoat by pure life
saving instinct
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-12-30
DISSERTATION ON THE SHIRT
Writer Uncorks Walls Of Wrath In q
Few indictments Of Uncomfort.
able Modern Garment.

The onward march of civilization
has Its obstacles.
Shirts being made for man and not
man for shirts, every time a man gets
new shirt or one comes back from
the laundry the moral uplift needs the
application OF the safety brake and the
emergency clutch to keep us from
dropping into the cellar again.
Shirts are made of various kinds OF
materials. After the sewing Ia FIN.
lshed they are left for a few hours In
strong mixture OF glue and con-
crete. This fastens the back to the
bosom and sticks the sleeves togeth.
er. Buttonholes are then made in the
ckband. and the band la then steep.
cd In cement 30 that the buttonholes
cannot be opened The bosom In thep
adorned with buttons. These but.
tons are sewed on with one weak
thread, so that when you try to but
ton the shirt. after having pried II
apart with a paper knife and strong
language. the buttons will fly away
herrily.
Shirts that are Numbered are al
ways sent back with tho lower but
Ton buttoned In, and all the button
holes glued tight.
Dress shirts are made with We,
ueered bosoms, with little round holes
where tho studs are only supposed
TO be placed. These bosoms are abso.
lutely infexible. and. the studs cannot
be inserted without the aid OF a sledge
hammer. which is damaging to the dis
position.
The man who will invent a button
less shirt, which cannot be starched
In the neckband will earn monu.
ment which will be Illuminated at
night-Chicago Evening Post
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-12-30
A SAMPLE OF
BRITISH DIRECTNESS

American packers against whom
trust prosecutions are pending
will not be allowed by the British
government to compete for con-
tracts to supply meat to its army
and navy.
The idea on which the exclusion
is based is that persons or firms
who receive the business Of the
government, which is organized
law, must be themselves without
the faint or supicon of iawlessness.
The rule is applied to British.
and American firms alike.
BY one simple announcement
the British government has done
more to punish law-breakihg trusts
in America than we ourseles have
been able to do in twenty years
with our civil and penal statutes.
The loss of the contracts means the
loss Of SIS, 100000 wnrth of bust
ness.
Whether or not we assent to tho
abstract justice of the method, we
cannot help but admire its direct
ness.
We spend years in the litigation
incident to the dissolution and
reorganization of law-breaking
combinations-a matter of shadow
and not of substance. The British
gsreERHsrnt says bluntly to such
combinations: with me q law
breaker shall not be alowd t.
stand with those who keep the law.
I'll not buy your goods. You may
he able to sell them cheaper, hut if
! purchase them may be helping
you to profit by your wrcng-
d)ing. I'll not be a party to it,"
This is, indeed, substance and not
shadow.
Britannia is by no means per
lection, but for government
stripped of hypocricy, sophistry
and fol.de-rol it must take high
rank.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-12-30

There is more Catarrh in this
section of the country than al
other diseases put together. and
until the last few years was supl
posed to be incurable. For a
great many years doctors pro-
nounced. it a local disease and
prescribed local remedies and by
constantly failing to cure with local
treatment pronou iced it incurable.
Science has PROVED cararrh to be a
constitutional disease and there
fore requires constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure, manu-
factdred by FL. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, Ohio. is the only consti-
tutional cure on the market. IT is
taken internally in doses from 10
drops to teaspoonful. 1t acts
indirectly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. they offer
one hundred dollars for any case
it fails To cure. Send for circulars
and testimonials.
Address: F. j. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists Use.
Take Halls Family Pills for
constipation.