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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1904)
EIGHT DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, KRIDAYj JJJNE 24,J9M , w I I Stockton & Co. J 3 off The former price of little girls ages 3 to 14 years. Silks Tho highest grades which are Bhown this season aro to bo found In our llk department. Tho kind that other stores call 85c qualities, wo axe selling for 52c yd Our $1.00 values are all reduced to 69c yd Delegates to Mining Congress. Mayor Waters has appointed C. L. Johnson, Otto Hansen and T. C. Smith as delegates to tho mining con ETCsa that meets In Portland In August 1 J Federated Trades Coancfl and Fraternal Orders Mardi Gras and Carnival PORTLAND, OREGON, June 28th to July 9th, Inclusive Tho greatest and! most elaborato spectacular Mardl Qras ever produced in tho West. A stupendous show under a monster tent seating ten thousand peoplo. Special ratoa on all railroads and steamboats. Given undor tho management and authority of 56 Labor Unions and 3-1 Fraternal Societies, all of Portion!. 13stlraated dally attondanco expected to avorago thirty thousand. MHIIWlilHWMMMMMHWtMMIMMWIIIHI Bicycle Bwsted ? We fit all makes of Tires at all Prices $2,25 and Upwards We fit ail makes of Rims. Bicycle Frames and Forks. If it is for a Bicycle, we i ! have it. 1 J Best Workmanship and Prompt Attention. Phone Red 2151 ! ! Baseball Watt Sflippjj LUjJlltsa The Bicyde Man. IMHIIIMMIMMMMttHHIHHIMWHmHM Restoring Failing Eyesight I la our business. Wo havo hundreds of customers who aro testimo nials, who sing our praises, for tho reason of having rocolvod per foot satisfaction. Eyesight mndo as good as it ovor was. Wo are progressive opticians, and lately havo added tho exclusive agency for tho greatest optical Invention over invented, The Invisible Bifocal Lenses With a pair of thoao you ovorcomo all tho old drawbacks of seeing tho soams, going up or down stairs, In fact they aro perfect. We Also fit thorn. Torlk, dopressod and round sograont Bifocals. Come In and re ceive tho advantago of skill and improved Instruments. Our charges are reasonable. Chas. HL Pioneer Optician. 88 State 8treet )IHiyillllllllHHHIHIIIIIHIIMIHtlllHHHH All Shift Waists Reduced J-TC 25 per cent reduction on all our fine shirt waists for summer. K dresses LADIES' 8UITS AND SKIRTS AT SALE PRICES. Sweeping Reductions On Men's clothing and special lines of mien's shoes, also ladles' and children's shoes. Socialists Will Meet. Thero will bo a Socialist meeting held in Marlon Square Sunday after noon at 2:30 o'clock. Tho subject of tho Colorado labor troubles will bo discussed. We repair ail makes of Hinges, j Next door to Ladd & Bush Bank j PRAISE STREET CARNIVAL Kind Words From California Papers for Dixie Com pany The third day of the Fireman's Car nival was by far tho best attended of any thus far this week, and the local department expects to realizo more than enough from it to pay for tho de sired uniforms. The show is all that the advertisers clalm, from one end of tho midway to tho other. When one takes a ride on the Ferris wheel, pitches a few rings at the glittering knives, throws a ball or two at tho "nigger's" head', sees "Luna," "Geor gle," "No Name,' 'and makes a trip to the moon, still he is not half wav I round, for there are tho famous glass blowem, "Samson," the big boa, the Swiss Village, and many other things. To see them all takes the better half of an afternoon or evening. Tho talk of tho town is Dana Thompson's high dive. No more dar ing exhibition of human nerve has ever been witnessed in liedlands, and there.are several hundred people who have not yet missed one of these per formances. Tho one feature of tho shpw, however, which Is most remark able of all that may be mentioned, is tho fact that not one flash of immor- allty can be charged against any part of it. The Swiss Village, negro min strels, dancing girls and all, aro at tracting the the best people. One cit izen remarked that it did not seem like a carnival, for the "bunco" games wore not there. Redlands Review. MARKET QUOTA TIONS TODAY "Make Salem a Good Home Market" Capital City Bryant d. Mills Quotations. Penned, Props. "Wheat 77c. Buckwheat 80c. Poultry at Stelner'o Market Spring chickens 1316c. Chicken's 8c. Eggs Per dozen, 16c. Hop Market Hops 1926c. Potatoes, Vegetable. Etc Potatoes 50c. Onions 2c. Wood, fence Potts, Kta, Second growth $5.76, Afh $3.00 to $3.75. Orub oak $6.50. Cedar posts 126; Hide. Pelts and Punt. Green Hides, No. 1 Bo. Green Hiucs, No. 2 4c. Calf Skins 46c. Sheep 75o. Goat Skins 25c to ll.M. Grain and Frour. Wheat, Salem Flouring Mills, port value 70c. Oats Buying, $1.10 per cwt. Barley $21 per ton. Flour Wholesale, 3.75. Live Stock Market, Steers 3-lc. Cows 3c. Sheep 3c. Dressed pork C46. Dressed Veal 56c. Dressed hogs GOOc. Live hogs 55Uc. Mutton 2 83c. Hay, Ferl. U. Baled cheat $10$11. Baled clovor $9. Bran $22.60. Shorts $24.00. Eggs, Butter and Cream. By Commercial Cream Co. Eggs 16c, cash. Butter 22c, wholesale. Butter fat 20c at station. ex PORTLAND MARKET. Wheat Walla Walla, 7172c. Valley 81 82c. Flour Portland, best grade, $.90 $1.05; graham, $3.50$4.00. Oats Choice white, $1.25. Barloy Food, $23.00 per ton; rolled $24.50$25. Mlllstuff Bran, $19$20. Hay Timothy, $16$16. Potatoes Fancy, 75c0$LOO. Eggs Oregon ranch, 1717c. Poultry Chickens, mixed, 131S por pound; turkeys, 1617c. Pork Dressed, C0Gc. Boot Dressed, 68c. Veal 37c. Hops 23025c, Wool Valley, 17818c; Eastern Oregon, ll14c; Mohair, 30c for choice. Hides dry, 10 pounds and upwards, 15015UC Butter Fancy creamery, 20c. - ""a ,,, - ' ; if . , -' 'V fl,Sfcrambled eggs (not cooked too much) with "FORCE" makes a pretty good breakfast. C, Try it one of these morn ings. Three tss, one-half cup "FORCE," one-half cup milk, pepper, salt. Beat the ejifs until light, and to them add the milk, "FORCE," and seasoning!. Turn into hot buttered omelet-pan and stir until the eggs are firm. Serve at once on a hot platter. WILL BENEFIT MILITIA Young Men's Christian As sociation Will Provide Quarters The members of the military com pany of this city will not be without social and entertainment advantages at the big encampment near Tacoma next month. The Young Men's Chris tian Association of Oregon, Wash ington and Idaho have united In pro viding large tent3 in which an abund ance of good reading matter will be provided, Including tho local papers from the towns from which the com panies go. Free writing materials will also be provided, bo that the boys will not need to take any sta tionery with them. Band concerts and entertainments of various sorts will probably be arranged, games will be provided, Ice water will bo on tap, and other privileges will bo afforded. Every one of tho 4000 men at the camps will be welcomed at tho Y. M. C. A. tents, and one of the best fea tures of tho whole thing Is that it costs the boys not a cent. To bo sure, It will cost the association a good round sum but money will be pro vided by business men, who know the good work the associations aro doing During tho military encampments In Washington the past two years, the associations have provided outflte sim ilar to those being arranged for this year, only on a much smaller scale, and'they wore used to the limit. Last year the 7000 troops at tho Washing ton encampment wrote over 200 let ters a day in the association tent. Tho encampments in -many states have similar outfits, and tho army officers wolcomo them and glvo special loca tions, realizing tho great benefit to the men. Chicago Markets. Chicago, Juno 24, July wheat, 8G&86; new,- 84T486; July corn, 4848. ! Gold Dust Flout I S Made by THE SIDNEY POW- ER COMPANY, Sidney, Ore gon. Made for family use, Ask your grocer for It Bran and shorts always on hand, P. B. Wallace AGENT I4HHNMMI Money to Loan THOMAS K FORD. Ovor Ladd & Bush's Bank, Salem, Or Intelllaent and Energetic Men am! women can find pleasant and profit able employment by calling at No. 40 Church street, between 8 and 10 a, m, or addrosa "B.," car Journal office. 6-24-St NEW TODAY JULY , LIST Men Who Will Serve During Next Term of Court County Clerk Roland drew tho Jury list today for tho July term of court, which convenes in this city on July 11th. The list is as follews: Cochran, E. B., Sidney, farmer, Hoyt, G. B., Jefferson, commission merchant. Riches, J. H., South Sllverton, farm er. Hobart, C. W., Monitor, farmer. Skalfe, M., South Sllverton, farmer. Purdy, C. D Salem No. 4; clerk. Penneybaker, J. H., Mehama, car penter. DeGuIre, C. F Sllverton, farmer. Hunt, J. T., Sublimity, farmer. Byrne, Prince, Chemawa, farmer. Ledgerwood, J.. P., Stayton, farmer. Humphrey, W. H. South Silver ton, farmer. ' Slcalfe, J. N Salem No. 6, farmer. Wolfer, George, Hubbard, mer chant. - Gooding, I. N hop grower. Scollard, John, Chompoeg, farmer. Cass, E. D., Fairfield, farmer. Burghardt, W. H., Sr Salem- No. 1, mining man. Barney Ed., Salem No. 2, merchant. Basey, A. J., Salem No. 6, farmer. Grlswold, Geo., Salem No. 4, capi talist. Cunningham, Bruce, Liberty, farmer. Grimm, W. T., Hubbard, farmer. Butler, Oliver, Silver Falls, farmer. Walker, Leonard, Aumsvlllo, farm er. Brown, Geo. L., Stayton, lumber man. , Kirk, John, Jefferson, farmer. Hicks, James D., Sllverton, farmer. Goodale, J. C, Sr., Salem No. 4, lumber man. Stege, C. M., Howell, farmor. Jory, Earl, Liberty", fanner. o There will be a concert tonight at Marion square. j White Rotaty and Wheele& Wilson Sewing Machines . Wo sell oj. easy installments and take your old; machine in exchange. We want machines, too. A convenient sowing machine sales room in front of our store, whero tho ladles 'may look over the machines undisturbed. Call and see the latest White Rotary with shuttlo instantly removable, tension Indicator, automatic tension release, dcublo feed, ball boarlngs and all the other up-to-date features. And tho Wheeler & Wilson, tho old reliable, light running, noiseless ma chine that 1ia3 such a record for dur ability. F. A. Wiggins' Implement House 255-257 Liberty St, Farm Implements, Automobiles, Sewing Machines and Supplies. fmcKGnSnmm i m. ' j " ' ' "' -Mta "j- n ip urn ! iim JREOJREJES JBARGAmmdUr&J&' FtficJ ay and Sattday Bargain Days Those two dayB are days of bargain giving. The prices are sliced down to the lowest notch.' Remember Friday and Saturday, thoso are tho two great days at tho Chicago Store, whero we keep business hum ming all tho time. Wo give you more goods for less money than any other store in Salem. Read on 45o crystal cord wash silk, cut down to, yard 25c 45c India silk, all colors and whlto, cnt down to, yd 27o 7 pretty chollies, cut down to, yard 3c 16c pongee colored lawns, cut down to, yard1 10c 50c satin stripped black grena dines cut down to, yard ...,29c 85c glo3 silk black petticoats, cut Mown to 49c 10c stock foundations, cut down to 5c Wo aro showing & magnificent assortment of ladies' walking TEE CHEAPEST STORE IN THE NORTHWEST. ! .1 ,11 I! I ! ',.l-l-l M'EYoy Brothers,Court St., Salem AGENTS FOR 8TANDARD PATTERNS. Summer Underwear The best values in town aro hero Wo buy direct from tho mills. Prices from 5c to $1.00 per gar ment New WindsorTies 25c Plain colors, Polka dots, Fou lard designs and plaids. "Wear' awlndfor." Men's Shirts Tho shirts shown hero are all this season's styles. Values like wo offer cannot bo matched in town. Our dollar shirts aro always marked $1.5fln clothing stores. Wo buy cheaper, therefore, con sell cheaper. Buy your white 'shirts where you can get them cheapest. c?ki, THE SILK HOUSE. tf2 wmmmmmmmmmmmmmm X 5 - x 5 z m I" -r 7 tn 2 Sm o s ti o ' c z r c p s O I H P tn o x 2 S 2 5 mom S s 5 c r 2 - S I o z n m 03 D O $ c -n r 5 m ? tn j, 3 z 1 5 J2 m m s m CO 0) nHHHHHHIHHi BICYCLE HOSPITAL. Bost work at honest prices. Tires, Rims, Coaster Brakes and all other repairs. All work ful ly guaranteed. Free air in connection. F. J. MOORE. 99 99m wwt REAL ESTATE Call and leave a list of your city Property and farm lands which you wish to put on the market with DEMOREST & HANNINQ. '4V.M1 and dress skirts in fancy silver and greys and black, prices from $1.39 up. We are showing a grand assort ment of whlto goods, laces and embroldorlo3, prices small. $1.25 all pure wool voile, 46-in. wide, navy and black, cut down to, yard 79c Men's summer underwear, cut down to.... ...., 19c Men's 26c ellfc nock-ties, cut down to 10c Special prices on ladies' and children's hosiery and underwear.