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TAGS SIX DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAIj, SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 0, 1010. WAN'TgE DT m I Men to Fill Good Position Trained men are wanted everywhere; in act, they are atways wanted, for the demand is greater than the supply. This demand is not for the man who is able to earn only two or three dollars a day at hard manual labor and who can work only under the direction of some one else, but for the man who is able to plan and direct the work of others the man whose training has qualified him to com petently hold positions of responsibility. e The International Corrbspondkncb Schools, that great institution that has done so much in the past and is doing so much every minute for "working men and women, offers you an easy way to become a trained man to secure a good position in the trade or profession that best suits your tasto and ambition. The I. C. S. plan enables you to help yourself right where you are without, losing an hour of work or a dollar of pay; without changing positions until you are ready to step into tne one you desire; without obligating you to pay more than your present salary will afford, no matter how small it is. . Thousands of men have secured1 life-long betterment through this great plan. Every month an average of 300 voluntarily tell us of such advancement. You can v 0 HERRIN TO SPEAK IN CORVALLIS NOW VICE PRESIDENT OP THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC IIE GRAB UATFD FROM O. A. O. IN 1873. done. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS t Wrltar ho- If YOU really Want a good POSN IeacxpUU.wltbQiie (ttrfhefotoHxaHoaoamypart, uuui u juivi tommy, uuu u sue- " xq i am pon non oeiore wbico I huve nmked X. .. .1 it t i in i in,. , .I, ccssiui me, nun out now you can secure It In the surest apt! most practical way In tho world by marking and mailing this cou pon. This puts you under no obligation. It is simply a re quest for further information. Clip, mark, and mail it NOW. howCard Wfli.r window Trfmm.f Civil Sarvlat Eiama, Ornamental Ottlgnr MaehiMaal Engineer Maehanloal Oralliman Faraman MaeMnlit Elaolflaal Englnaar Claalrlelan Poar 'Station Supl. Archlt.el Arehllaelural Onltaman Structural Englnaar Slruatural Draftsman Contraetar and Bulldar Foreman Plumbar Civil Engineer R. ft, Canatruollon Eng. Surveyor Mintpo Engineer Chemlat Beekkaaper Stenographer A' . J Street and fot. cm. State- International Correspondence School 207kMarquam Building, Portland, Ore. Local Representative Room 4 D'Arcy Bldg MARKETS San Francisco, May 27. Wheat Australian and Propo, $1.60 1.65; Sonora, $1,6631.70; good to choice Calif. club, $1.52 & 1.57 j Northorn wheat bluestem, $1.0001.66; club, $1.621.57: Turkey, $1.52 01.55; Russian rod, 1.47 01.50. , Darloy Food, good to choice, $l.li01.13; fancy, $1.15; floor to fair, $1.03 01.08 J browing and shipping, $1,150 1.17 Hi Chevalier, nominal. Ebbs Per dozon, Calif, fresh In cluding cases, oxtras, 25c; firsts, 24o,' Boconds, 21c; thirds, 21c. Butter Por lb., Calif, fresh ex tras, 27o; firsts, 20c; soconds, 25c. Now checso -Per lb., Now Calif, flats fancy, 14c; firsts, 13; sec onder, 12 c; Calif. Young America fancy, 15 Vic; firsts, 14 c, Eastern Oregon, 19c; do Young America, 20c; storago New York Cheddars fancy, 20c; do singles, 20c; Wiscon sin singles, fancy, 10c; Orogon fan cy, 19 c. Potatoes Por cental, River Whites, 50005c; In sacks with ex tra stock quotable at 70 090c per cental; Lompocs, 85c0$l.OO; Sa linas, 85c0$l.OO; Orogon, G5c0 80c; new por cental, $101.25 for rods and $1.25 01.60 whlto; sweets in crates, 33c por lb. 'tanks On Suro Thing Now. "1'll.novor bo without Dr. King's Now Lifo Pills again," writes A. Schlngcck, 647 Elm St., Duffalo, N. Y. "Thoy cu-od mo of chronic con stipation when all others failed." Unoqualod for biliousness, jaundice, indigestion, hcadacho, chills, malaria and doblllty. 25c at J. C. Perry. When William F. Horrln, recently mndo a vice-president of the South ern Pacific Company, and for many years head of the law department of the Ilarrlman railroad system, comes to Corvallls to deliver an ad dress Juno 14, before tho students of the college from which ho grad uated in 1873, tho people of Oregon will meet one of the most forceful men of tho Stato of California, whose Influence has been felt not only In the state but throughout tho Pacific Coast and extended east to the Atlantic. Associated with Mr. Horrln as tho principal speaker on the programs of tho Quarter Centennial Celobra tlon will be two other men who havo also attained great prominence but in different fields; James M. Ham ilton, president of tho Montana Stato College, who will deliver tho Commencement address has been a leader in the great work of indus trial education for many years and is considered one of the ablest men In educational work today. Rev. Dr. F. W. Clampett, Rector of Trini ty Church, San Francisco, is one of tho most eloquont "orators on the Pacific Coast. Besides these several graduates of tho institution who navo becomo prominent In many fields of activity will appear on tho program. SHOT HIM FOR WHISTLING VERDICT SERVED HIM RIGHT f UNITED PRESS UUrED WIED.1 Florence, Colo., Juno 6. J. I. Luny, a cowboy, Is suffering today from a bullet wound in his rjght foot and Al Johnson, anothor cow boy, is under arrest and may be charged with tho shooting. Luny says ho was sitting in front of a storo hero when Johnson camo along whistling a popular tuno. Luny Joined in the "music making" and Johnson took offense and shot him. Johnson says ho thought Luny was "moclkng him." Tliirty-Six Hurt In Wreck. UNITED raZSS LBlSaO TTXBS.I Birmingham, Ala., Juno 6. Thirty-six persons nro suffering to day from injuries received In the wreck of tho Southern Limited on tho Frisco System In Walker coun ty lato yesterday. Six are injured seriously but none will die. All the Injured passengers were from points in Florida and Alabama. New Prlnco of Wales. C INITIO PRESS I.E-iREn WIBB.1 London, Juno C. Tho duke of Cornwall will bo created prlnco of Wales probably on Juno 23, the 16th anniversary of his birth. The towns of Cardiff, and Carnavan' will contend for the honor of tho event ,if tho" creation takes place In Wales. ' To Make n Long Flight. UNITED ME 83 tBiSED W1IUS. Clovoland, O., June 6. Glenn Curtlss will attempt to fly In his aoroplano from, Clovoland to Put In Bay or Dotrolt some tlmo next month. For this feat ho has been offered $10,000 by John II. Farroll. Jr., owner of a syndlcato of parks, with tho provision that ho start tho flight In Fan-ell's park in Cleveland. According to George. Gibbs, per gonal representative of Curtlss, Otto Carnnhill, of Detroit, offers to give tho ablator sovoral thousand dollars to land in Detroit during tho week of July 13, when tho national con vention of Elks Is In session, o If You Aro Worth $50,000 Don't Rend Tills. This will not lntorest you if you aro worth fifty thousand dollars, but if you aro a man of moderate means and cannot afford to employ a physi cian whon you havo an attack of diarrhoea, you will bo pleased to know that one or' two doses of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy will euro it. This remedy has been in uso for many years and is thoroughly reliable Prlco 25 conts. For salo by nil good druggists. Of course, It is the principal stock in trade of a holy roller class to represent that Salem is a very in iquitous city, and that our young people are going to tho bad in a hand basket. But recall the record of tho Salem company of tho Oregon National Guard at American Lake. There woro about 100 companies there, and tho Salem company not only never had a man appear on drill in any degree of Intoxication, and not a man of them ever got into the-guardhouse, and they were com mended for their record by tho 'in spection officers Yet these same young men camo from this city so severoly condemned by tho purifica tion agents. Small children aro not tho only ones who nsk questions hard to an swer. Not long ago a naturalist ad vanced the theory that tho dog's cars lop over, Instead of standing straight, as do a wolf's ears, becauso the dog has been domesticated and under the protecting Influenco of man so long that tho necessity for keon hearing is less imperative. Now other dabblers In science are asking him why the ears of tho don key, which has been domesticated as long as the dog, show no signs of lopping over. Soro Nipples. Any mother who ha3 had exper ience Hvlth this distressing ailment will bo pleased to know that a cure may bo effected by applying Cham borlaln's Salvo as soon as tho child is dono nursing. Wipe it off with a soft cloth before allowing the babo to nurso. Many trained nurses uso this salvo with best results. For 3alo by all good druggists. Try a Journal Want Ad. odern' quipment The Value of Your CONGREGATION WAS DISMISSED PREACHER TOLD THE CHURCH WAS ON FIRE, TOLD THE CON GREGATION IIE "HAD JUST BEEN INFORMED THEY HAD BETTER VACATE THE BUILDING. .UNITED MESS LSI BED WISH. Portland, Ore., Juno 6. Work men today started reshlngllng the roof of , tho lecture room of the Third Presbyterian church on East Thirteenth street, which partially burned yesterday afternoon while Dr. William Parsons, tho pastor preached. Tho edifice was crowded with worshippers, but all got safely to tho Btreet without unduo excite ment, owing to the cool hcadedncss of the clergyman. Tho flames woro first observed by a little- girl who had been passing tho structure. Sho notified a church official and he in turn com municated with Dr. Parsons. Tho minister stopped In tho mid dle of his sermon: "My friends," he said, "I havo Just .been Informed that wo had bet ter vacate this building now. Please go out quietly." Tho epople did so without confusion, not knowing the roof of the building was burning. Tho fire was caused by a sparli from the chimney. ' o HAPPY RESULTS. Have Mndo Many Snlcm Residents Enthusiastic. No wonder scores of Salem citi zens grow enthusiastic. It is enough to make anyone happy to find relief afetr years of suffering. Public statements like the following are but truthful representations of the daily work done in Salem by Doan's Kid ney Pills. Mrs. M. E. Latham, Morning Side, Salem, Ore., says: "I was misera- ble for a long time and I think my trouble arose from disordered kid neys. My back ached constantly and there was a dull, grinding pain through my kidneys. I could not stoop or lift without suffering se verely and my rest at night was badly broken. The kidney secre tions also passed too frequently. Seeing Doan's Kidney Pills highly advertised, I procured a box and cs thoy helped mo from the first, I continued taking them until I had received a complete cure. I am glad to recommend Doan's Kidney Pills." For sale by all dealers. Price, 50 cents. Fostor-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole ngens for the United States. Remember tho name Doan's and take no other. Notlco for Bids. Salora, Oregon, Juno 6, 1910 Sealed proposals will be received, and aro horoby Invited for furnish ing the Stato Institute for Feoblo Minded with moats, groceries, dry goods, hardware, flour and mill feed, drugs, otc, for tho six months ending December 31, 1910. Lists of tho required goods will be fur nished upon application to tho un dersigned. All bids must bo accompanied by a certified check for at least 10 per cent of the bid, and made payable to the Superintendent of this Instl tutlon. All bids should bo sealed and marked "Bids for Supplies" and ad dressed to tho undersigned. Tho bids will bo opened In tho ofllce of tho Superintendent on Thursday, June 23, 1910. Goods must bo de livered at tho institution within 20 days of dato of notification of tho award of contract Dated this 6th day of June, 1910. H. E. BICKERS, Superintendent. 5t. Juno 6-10-13-17-20 Poison Oak Poisoning. Ballard's Snow Liniment cures it. Mr. O. H. P. Cornelius, Turner, Ore., writes My wife has discovered that Snow Liniment cures "Poison Oak Poisoning", a very painful trouble. Sho not only cured a case of it on horsclf, but on two of her friends who were poisoned by this same ivy. Price 25c, 60c and $1. Sold by all dealers. The Writing on a fragment which to dated 200 years before Abraham left Ur to go into tho land of Ca naan has been deciphered, alter months of hard work, by Professor Hilprecht of Philadelphia. It must have been even harder to read than tho writing of a high school graduate. Property Bring Satisfactory Results; Enhance the Beauty of the Home and make Life Worth Living. Should you let us figure with you for your Wiring, Fixtures, or Plating, you 1 will be satisfied and will also help to build up a home industry. We manu facture and you get the benefit in lower prices. s Increase! KMB S OLSJLS3 I I ? urn A AVrcck Is tho only fit description for tho man or woman who Is crippled with rheumatism. Just a few rheumatic twinges may be tho forerunner of a severe attack stop tho trouble at the start with Ballard's Snow Lini ment. Cures the rheumatism and all pain. Prlco 25c, 50c and $1.00. Sold by all dealers. REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE BARGAINS Here is a snap in a house and 3 largo lots in North Salem, now 8 room house, city water, concrete basement, excellent drainage; lots are well cultivated and fenced, and In crop; nice lawn. This fine little place if taken soon can bo bougbt very cheap, let us show it to you, and you will like it. A snappy 5-room bungalow in South Salem, modern and new, $1600. 42 acres, just on the outskirts of a fine town, all in cultivation, and in crop, fair house and barn, family orchard, fine land. Cheap at the price, $4,000. We have some fine lots in any part of town you wish. Some cheap houses, now is the tlmo to buy. 1 Remember, wo aro head-quarters for farms; wo have some dandles, which can be bought very reasona ble. Come In and try us. J. C. SCHULZ & CO. Bush Bank Bldg. fruit and borries. Also has a storo building on In good location for business. Closo to school. Can glvo Immediate possession. $4500 gets a flno 7-rooni houso on Court street. Lot 60x160. Has. fruit and berries. All modern con veniences. ' $1600 will buy a now modern bungalow In North Salem. $2300 for a good 6-room house on. Cottago street. $800 buys a small houso on Six teenth street with two lots. Only $480 down, balance to suit. $1600 will buy a swell now bun galow in Yew Park, closo to school and car line. $1400 will buy a good 8-rooin-house on Fourth street, on car line- Vacant Lots $5,000 will buy 16 extra largo lots on Capitol street. That is only about $312 por lot. When th boulevard Is completed, you will not bo nble to get any sort of a lot on that street for twlco that price. Reasonable terms can bo arranged. $2500 will buy four flno lots on Capitol street near Jefferson, and closo to Fair Grounds car line. Havo two small houses on. The houses don't amount to much, but the lots do. $660 will bu a line corner on Capitol street, size 55x150. If you want a choice lot on tho boulevard,, see this. $1600 buys a swell lot on Chemo keta street. $375 takes n line lot In South Sa lem, close to school and car. Easy terms can be arranged. $550 buys a good lot on Leslie"' street, near Twelfth. If you aro looking for Yew Park property, see this. 460, a big snap in a Fairraount Park lot, 50x150. - $300 and up for choice lots In Replat of Nob Hill on Commercial and Rural avenue. Very easy terms. I Wo have good lots on State,, Court, Capitol streets and in North and South Salem. No trouble to tell you about them. Small Tracts, j $2250 will buy flvo acres of fina . land close to town with a good new I four-room house and good well, 'xjasy terms. j $2100 will buy 7 Ms acres of good land with a comfortable house with in three miles of town. Fruit trees of all kinds, berries, etc. $1200 for 14 acres on the elec tric line, good soli, about 5 acres in timber. If you want a 6-acre fruit or berry tract close to Salem, investigate Hol lywood. You can't beat It anywhere at any price. BEOHTEL & BYNON'S BARGAINS Some Good Buys in Houses $2500 will buy two small houses and four lots on Capitol street, which is soon to be improved. This is dirt cheap. Let us show you this property. $4350 takes an up-to-date houso of 7 rooms, one of those rare bar gains which wo occasionally get. Good for 10 days only. Swell loca tion. Would be cheap at $5000. $650 for a 3-room house on a large lot with fruit trees. $3000 for a good 6-roora house and extra largo lot with all kinds of Acreage. We have listed In our office some of the best acreage properties in the valley. We havo farms of all sizes from 40 acres up to any amount you may call for. Wo have some good timber land close to Salem. We make a specialty of farms out on Howell and Salem Prairies and: can show the best properties In the valley that are for sale. BECIITEL & BYNON, 317 State St. Tel. Main -152 SEE GEO. 0. SAVAGE, For Farms and City Property 135 S. COMMERCIAL ST. is Moving We Do All Kinds of Wiring Satisfaction Guaranteed Our Motto: Living Profits. and Plating EVERYTHING IN ELECTRIC SUPPLIES. 24S N. LIBERTY ST PHONE 263 Several of our bargains advertised last week wero sold; did you get yours? Now is a good time to Note These ; t $800 1 uys a 4-room house and 4 good lots, 3 blocks from Yow Park line. Wo havo a 6-room house and 2 lots near school and car .line for $lu00 ,; r ,; Very neat 6-room cottago In nice location, $2300; on terms to suit. Fine new 7-room houso and 3 choice lots in swell location for $3500. 10-room modern house, lot 90x163 fet to alley, good bam plenty of fruit, rood location; $4500. A few good houses for rent. " , ' . ' , Small Tracts Wo havo 9& ncros of choice apple soil. 3 miles n rth of Salem, all in cultivation; about 2sacros Jn bearing apple trees. Prlco $2100, 11 acres, all set to young npplo trees, 3 miles from Snlom, in good location, near school; $2200. 8 acres, 2 miles from Salem, 5-room houso and good barn and outbuildings; equipped for poultry business; plenty of fruit, both tree and small fruits; nice stream .-f running water. Price $2500., 20 acres choico fruit land, 4 miles south of Salem, all in cultivation. Price $2500, on terms to' suit. Farm Snap 156 noros, 9 miles from Salem ono-half mile to school and church, 1 to railroad station, 8Cacn in cultivation. 7-room house, good barn and outbuildings, 9 head of horses and colts, 2 cows, 25 head of flno sheep and 17 lambs, 25 goats and bunch of kids, pigs, turkeys, chickens, hay and grain in barn, wagon, buggy and nil farming Implements and tools go with the place for only $50 per acre. You will havo to hurry If you got this bargain. k t , H. A. Johnson 3SS State Stret, Sulam, Oregon. Ground Floor.