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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1007.
TOMORROW ONLY
IJARGAIN SPECIAL NUMBER 332
For tomorrow's Surprise Sale wo offer n line of
Shower Sticks
Slzo 2G-lnch, atool rods, bulb run
ners, mctnl, born, natural wood
bandies, steel catches. Tho bort
$1,25 vnluos to bo found In tho city
Wednondty only.
None nold until 8:30 n. in. No (clcpliono orders received.
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PERSONALS..
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NEW "WAISTS
Wo aro Just In receipt of tho
latest Now York stylos In
HEAVY JAPANESE SILK
Wnlsts. Quality la heavier than
tho ordinary, and tho embroidered
designs aro tho nicest ovor scon
in many n dny. Prices Itexihonnblc
Newest Styles
la Ladies'
Ready -to-wea
At a Great Saving
A rnro chanco for tho careful
shopper. A chanco to get qunllty
and stylo, distinction and valuo at
less than tbolr valuo. Thoro's
only ono fenson strong enough to
forco such cuts In prlcj wo must
mnko room for summer mcrchand
dlso.
I1H.00 suits aro now rcducod
to ?1000
$18 suits nro now reduced to
$12 00
$25.00 suits nro now reduced
to $16-07
$30.00 suits nro now reduced
to $2000
Hosiery
Mnny supplied their summer
hosiery needs yestordny. Thoro's
still somo for you. But don't delay
They como in white nnd black.
Ilormsdorf dyo, pretty embroid
ered designs, $1.25 nnd $1.50
values 50('
GLOVE SPECIAL
A grand ovont In ladles' gloves
for street woar in nowost vogue
Bponr point, prick sonm, capo
gloves, 8 nnd 12-buttou.
$3 00 values. Special ..$2-19
$3.75 values. Special . .$2-09
Good Clothes
Proporly tailored clothing mado
of propor materials will stand
tho test of scrvico and provo ltsolt
worthy. Tho clothing wo handle
hns tho additional advantago of
hnvlng boon designed by tho fore
most oxports of this ago and coun
try, nnd brought to perfection by
tho best tailoring talent in the
land. Character, tono, quality
nnd perfection of fit and blondod
Into a harmonious kinship in all
tho nowest offecta In matorials,
patterns and colorB wo aro show
ing. Many now ones to show you
$10 to $25
BOYS' SHIRTS
Tho latest styles nnd colors in
boys' ncgligco shirts for spring
nnd Bummer wonr. Tho boat pat
terns nnd values to bo found
nnywhero $1-00
Dr. Itnnsom, of Turner, Is In the
city on business.
Frank Munson left this morning
for a visit In Sllverton.
Col. Page left this morning for
Drain on business.
Attorney M. E. Pogue was in Dnl
las yesterday on legal business.
Dr. Reynolds went to Portlan.1
this morning on business. "
Mrs. E. T. Adair left this morning
for Turner on business.
Mrs. Ralph Budlong loft this morn
ing for Stayton to visit relatives.
Mrs. Eliza Carmen left yesterday
for Newell, Iowa, to visit relatives
Robert Eadle and family, of Hor
race, Kansas, aro visiting In the city.
Miss Louella Wain wont to Port
land yesterday for a few days' visit.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Helmroth are the
guests of friends In Portlnnd.
State Trensuror Steel wont to Port
land last evening on business.
Miss Merle Hockett loft this morn
ing for a visit in Portland.
Frank Olson left this morning for
a two weekB' visit In Sijverton.
Mr. and Mrs. M. McDonald wont to
Portland last evening for a short vis
It. F. A. Erixon, tho contractor, loft
this morning for Portland on business.
Miss Alicia McElroy, of Portland,
Is the guest of Mrs. J. P. Frlzzoll, or
Xx.uleqeiA SjAxmA
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CITY NEWS
A OoUtrctfon of Tfimpptont V$r'
nKPii'it for Your Opnuonitlm z
Vlll Sfovo to Porllnml
Attornoy J. W. Reynolds, donn or
tho luw department of "vVillamottu
University, will In' a short tlmo move
to Portland whoro ho will reside, U
will engage In hla profession with A
1 Flogul, who la ono of Portland'
promlnont attornoyH. Mr. Reynolds
has boon ronnocted with tho educa
tional work -of Wlllnmotto Untvoralt
In vnrloiiH capuoltloa for many yonrs
nnil will bo urontlv mlwod by bin
mnny frlomta In thin city.
Judgo Sours Will Speak
J ml go Boars, of Portland, has
boon Htiouruil by tho mnruigomoiit of
tho Wllllnmottu Unlvoralty law d
pnrtnumt to dollvor tho address of
tho ovonliig nt tho enmmoucomont
oxorolBus. which will bo hold bora
next Saturday ovonlng. Tho Judge
la an IntoroBtlug and ontortnlnlng
unenkor, and will doubtlosa buvo an
nhlo olfort proparod for this occa
elon. To Whom It May Concern-
Thla Is to notify you that I. N.
Rldgowny la no longer locnl ngont
far tho Orogon Nursery company,
and any orders placed with him will
not bo tilled with stock from our
nuraorlos. (Signed) Orogon Nursery
Company. fj-l-2w,
For Sale
Somo ospooinlly good bargains in
lota, also houses and lota along the
Snlom and Portland oloctrlc car
lluo. Soo Derby & Wlllson. 5-1 1-3 1
Stolner'u Market Movixl
From Stato .stroot to 321 North
Commercial street. Phono 125.
Mr. Pratt wishes to thank his cus
tomers for their liberal patroungo.
Hoping thoy will coutlnuo with him
at his new stand, which is comploto
In ovory respect, nnd no botter flsh
market known In tho city, 5-ll-5t
Notice ""
I will bo responsible for no httld
unlosa orderod by mo. God!V. Gos
Ber, 5-13-5t
Thoro Comics h TttHC -
An vndortaklng parlor bears very
llttlo attraction to tho ordinary per
son, but then come a time wha It
toscoiuts osctsfcary to patronlw tuck
ix pluco, nud then ono conducted by
a klud-honrtod, sympathetic man,
whoro ovory convenience is provldod
for tho patrons, and tho ontiro funor
nl conducted without jar Is to bo ap
preciated and sought after. Such an
ono will bo found In tho A. M.
Plough undortnklng parlors,
Think of ft
Flfty-llvo dlfforont stylos of rig
to select from nt S. A. Manning1))
Implement IIouso, no two alike,, Suro
ly you enri b'o stilted from this as
Bortmont, li Cronlil Social
At tho , Central Congregational
tliurCht Wednesday ovonlng, Mny 10
Everybody como.
Tonight at tho Grand
Tho subject of Iho leoturo by
Rov. Arthur R. Vosburgh, 0. S. R le
"Tho Idonllsm of Joans, " a troatlso
upon tho doctrlnos of Christian Sci
ence, and la glvon for. tho purposo of
correcting mlscoucoptlona rognrdlng
It. Tho public la cordially invltod to
attoud. Lecture begins at S o'clock
Cant or Thanks
Wo wish to oxproas our hoartfolt
thanks to tho frlonds and nolghbors
who so kindly nsslstod us during the
Blokness and upon tho doath of our
father. Wo also wish to thank tho
Indies who furnlshod tho iuubIc
Mrs. Alzndle Richmond, Mrs. Cath
erine Kuril, Ernost C. Nnftzgor
Charles V. Nnftzgor.
Noted SiH'akor Tonight
Rov. Arthur Reovos Vosburgh, C
S. 11., of Rochoutor, N, Y., will lec
ture at tho Grand opera house this,
Tuesday, ovonlng on Christian
Science. Rov. Vosburgh Is nn au
thorized lecturer of tho Christian
Scionco denomination, and comes to
Salem at tho Instance of tho local
church. Ho Is recognized as a schol
arly man, nnd bis address will doubt
loss attract a largo audience. It Is
tho contention of tho mombors of the
Christian Scionco church that, like
mathematics, tho fnlth Is nn exact
scionco, nnd can bo demonstrated.
Tho speaker believes It is founded
on dlvluo inspiration and provides a
Mossing to humanity.
Christian Sclenco
A public lecturo pn Christian
Scionco will bo given tonight at S
o'clock at tho Grand theatre by Rev,
Arthur R. Vosburgh, a Hiombor of
tho board of lectureship of tho First
Church of Christ, Scientist, of Dos
ton, Mtu under the auspices of tho
local church, A cordial Invitation
U xUndd to th public to attend
and gain reliable information regard
ing this subject from one who Is
qualified to speak in Its name.
Real Estate License
There seems to bo some discontent
over the now city ordlnnnco compel
ing real estate men to pay a city li
cense of $10 per year. Tho new law
wont into effect a few days ago, but
up to this.mornlng nono of tho deal
ers in uirt nnu put up mo imiiy
lucre called for by tho ordinance
This morning Councilman Radcllff
who Is 'the fnthcr of the bill, paid
his fee, and several others paid un
der protest. It is claimed by some
that tho law is not sound, and will
not Btand In tho courts, henco the
reluctance of somo to pay. It is
clnimcd that some curb-stono real
cstato denier will bo arrested today
and a test caBO mado forthwith.
John P. Jones 111
Word was received last Satur
day from John P. Jones, the trav
eling passenger ngont of tho South
ern Pacific Company, who Is with the
Shrlners' excursion at Los Angeles,
that ho had been taken down with
nn attack of gastric rover, and is
very ill at a hospital in that city
Mrs. Jones, who is living on tho farm
north of Salem, was notified, nnd left
for his bedside Snturday night. Mr
Jones' aged, mother Is nlso at the
farm, and all tho family Is in the
greatest anxiety over his condition
New Headquarters
Tho Salem bonrd of trade Is now
engnged in furnishing nnd fitting up
hendquartors for this very offectlvo
and nctivo institution. Secretary
Polscll Is busy putting up tho dis
play of grains, grasses, fruits and
other products for inspection by nil
visitors, and horenftcr tho room will salom visitor.
bo used as a mooting plnco for tho J Mrs. A. V. McCarty loft this morn-
mombora nnd committees of tho ig for Portland to visit hor daugh-
club. It will bo a true homo for tho tor, Mrs. Clino.
organization and a standing monu-1 Miss Alta Davenport went to Sit-
inent to tho grontness .it Oregon's yorton todny to visit relatives nnd
products of tho farm nnd garden. In friends.
ndditlon to this exhibit tho orgnnlzn- Mrs. G. M. Booth nnd son, Wnrron
Hon should hnvo, and .probably will i0ft tills morning for Seattle to visit
have, an exhibit of tho products of relatives.
ovory factory In Srtom, nnd will be Dr, j.'s, stntt, of Portland, nftor n
surprised nt tho Inrgo number of 8i,ort visit hero, returned to his home
manufacturing concerns wo hnvo in this morning.
our city. Tho bonrd should take thU nonry L. Bents, of tho Aurora
mnttor up at onco, nnd not only In- stnto Bnnk, was In tho city this
vlto but request these manufacturers morning.
to put up a ncnt display of their Mr8. j. l. Edison, who has been
best wares, visiting Snlem frlonds, loft this morn-
I Ing for hor homo In Sllvorton.
O. A. O. Won Meet j Mra. j. Donby and daughter, Mrs.
Tho Oregon Agrlculturnl College', J. A. Aupporle, of Jefferson, nro In
won in tho flold meet Monday with tho city visiting relatives,
tho Washington Stato Collogo by 10 Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Hnzznrd went
points. An excollont showing was to Portla'nd todny, where they will
mndo by each team. Hall, of tho O. visit friends for a fow days,
A. C took the hammer throw ut AttornOy FrAnk Turner was among
132 foot, and then throw for a record tho legal authorities who attended
and mado 131 feet flat, breaking court In Dallas yostordny.
tho stato record. Wolf, of tho 0. A Rov. Guoffroy wont to Portland to
C. tonm broko tho Agrlculturnl Co'- day to attend the Evnngollcnl con
logo record In tho shot put nt 40.3 forenco, which will conveno In tlie
feet. Washington won tho mllo in metropolis tomorrow.
4:40 1-5, and tho high hurdlos In Rov. J. A. Goodo, of Dnllas, was
1C.4. among those who left for Portland
this morning to attend tho Evangel-
Painfully Injured leal conference.
Will Allen, ono of tho workmen Carl Abrnms left this morning fori
of tho Spnulding sawmill, had the Portland, whoro ho will meet R. J
mlsfortuno to bo struck by a truck Hendricks, who is roturnlng from
londod with tlmbor this morning, Bay City.
and sustnlnod a painful Injury to his
DISCUSSES DIVINE HEALING.
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Ren-. Vosburgh, of New York, ln the
City Speaks Tonight.
this city.
Mrs. E. J. Smith, of Snlom, who
bos been visiting in Washington, is
expected to arrive In tho city todny.
Mrs. E. D. Goodrich, of Lincoln
Nebrnska, Is visiting hor siBter, Mrs
W. M. Rulifson, of thlB city.
Guy Kinsley, nn Iowa man, nnd
old-tlmo friend of Hofer Bros., is n
foot. Ono of tho truck wheols ran
over his Instop, badly orushlng his
foot. Ho was tak'on to hla homo In
North Salem, and was roportod to
bo rostlng easily tills nfternoon,.
Took Out Licenses
Miss Mnrguerito Chamberlain, who
has been the, guest of Mrs. C. -B.
Shelton, hns returned to her homo In
Portland.
John Burton, ono of tho meat cut
ters of tho Steusloft Bros.' meat mar
ket, has gono to Eastern Oregon to
Tho following real ostnto doalers 80nd a veral weeks' outing.
hnvo taken out llconses: II. S. Rad
ollff, F. N. Derby, C. F. Elgin, Ed
Ellis, C. W. Scott. J. W. WlllBon, C
G. Holt, R. II. Rutherford, E. E. Bell
nnd J. C, Schultz.
W. D. Love, a student of tho
Rev. Arthur Reoves Vosburgh
of Rochester, New York, arrived In
the city today, and will lecturo upon
tly3 tenchlngs of Christian Science at
the Grand Opera House this even
ing. The lecturer is a member of
tho Christian Scienco board of the
First Church of Christ, Scientist, in
Boston. (
It is 'a matter of common knowl
edge that Mary Baker Eddy Is the
discoverer of Christian Science, and
that this discovery came about
through her own healing, that came
through tlo touch of divine power
when human resources could offer
neither help nor hope.
Mr. Vosburgh said to n reporter
"It Is by no means a thing anomalous
nnd unprecedented in Christian his
tory thnt one Bhould bo healed
through fnlth, in nnswer to prayer.
It is a matter of authentic record
that spiritual healing was known in
tho work of Wesley nnd his early fol
lowers among tho Quakers, or
Friends, nmong tho Scotch Covenant
ors, Luther healed his young friend
Molnncthon. All down through the
process of tho Christian countries,
after eliminating everything that
Booms to bear tho stamp of fanati
cism or superstition, thoro vet ro.
mains In tho Chrlstinn church a con
tinuous record of thoso who camo so
near to God that ln tho hour of need
thoy proved that Ho 1b ono who not
only forglvoth nil our iniquities, hilt
who hcalcth all our diseases.
"Wo read of n man who onco
healed tho sick nnd raised tho dead;
who turned water Into wine, walked
tho wave, out of a handful of loaves
and fishes fed tho assembled thou
sands; who finally enmo nnd went
through closed doors, appeared and
disappeared, and at last passed
bonce, not through tho gateway of
death, but through tho unfolding
portals of oternnl Ufo.
"What would God's Universe
seem to us to be, could wo gain his
Insight nnd securo his point of view?
For what must hnvo been his snse
of tho real power that lies back of
chemical activity nnd chemical nfllu
ity, when ho turned wntor Into wlno?
Whnt must hnvo been his relntlon to
tho elements nnd forces about him
when ho stilled tho storm ana walked
tho wave? What was his conception
of tho nnturo of Ufo when ho healed
tho sick nnd rnlscd tho dead? And
what waB his understanding of the
law of "mind when, with a spoken
word or an unuttored thought, ho re
stored tho lunatic and demoniac to
rational polso nnd power.
"From nil these mighty worklngf
wo can bo auro of this: That Jobue
understood that tho government of
the Unlvorso Is coristittltod'jn spirit
ual power and aplrltunl law; but this
Is only anothor way of saying that
Jesus understood that the real unl
vorBo Is splrltunl and not material.
"Christian Scionco has not only
established Itsolf In tho United
Stntos nnd Cnnnda, but In all the
great divisions of tho earth. In Eng
land 10 years ago thoro wore but
two copies of Mrs. Eddy's book, 'Sci
enco and Health. Theso were ln tht
British museum nnd in the Westmin
ster library. Todny, In London
there nro threo large, growing
churches. The largest of thoso will
this year comploto n church edifice
with a seating capacity of 15,000."
OIL FOP
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Oil frnm I. ' ?" I
93,813 pound, T
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ready for it.
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Notlco to Real Estate Dealers
All persons doing a real estate
business insldo the city limits are
Washington Stnto College, is visiting horeby notned that a $10 llcenso is
interna m una u.iy. no wu loriuur- .... fpm nnphvnnfi. nnd they are rr
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Will Glvo Emblems
Physical Dlroctor Estor,,of tho Y.
M. C. A., today placed an order fox
ombloms, to bo prosontod to each
boy making a first place In any ath
letic ovont hold Ly tho Boys' Club
and to onch boy making a place on
ly a student In Wlllnmotto Univer
sity. Mrs. W. E. Mlllor loft this morn
ing for Kelso, whero sho will visit
relatives. Sho was accompanied by
Mrs. S. A. Wolton, of Marshalltown,
Iowa, who has boon visiting hero.
Mrs. Harriet Gill and Mrs. George
Rice, of California, who havo been
tho guests of I. W. Faxton, left yes-
quested to call at tho city hall nnd
pay tho Bamo at once.
W. A, MOORES,
5-i4-3t City Recorder
t)m olllll'H hflRnlinll nnil nllm. n..,r.
Tho emblems will bear the assocla !r?ay fr TliW" ,n Portland nnd As"
tlon monogram In whlto, to woar on
colorod swontors or basoball suits,
and moroon for white swoators. The guest of her
club's color is maroon.
Aks for Divorce
Ida Rolla vs. F. A. Rolla Is tho
title of a now dlvorco suit which has
been filed in department No. 2 of
tho Marlon county circuit court. Tho
parties wero married
torin.
Mrs. Thomas, who has been a
cousin, Mrs. Z. T.
Koyes, left this morning for her
home in Richmond. Sho was ac
companied by Mrs. Keyes, who will
spend the summer In Eastern Ore
gon. o .
Oregon Supremo COurt.
J. W. Myre, appellant, vs. T. A
ln 1SSS. and Liveslov & Co.. nnnpal frnm Con. II.
the complaint sets forth that ln 190C Burnett, affirmed. Decision by
tho dofondant wilfully deserted tho Bean, C. J.
plaintiff, who has been a resident of! m estato of Henry Oolschlagor
this county for tho past year. There jTheo. M. Barr vs. J. M. Wldner. ap
aro two cnlldron to tho union, Harry, pellant, appeal from Win. Galloway
agtiwMtnwtMgtJ
I Strawberries
The Best Dollar-benies
15c
per box
Theso berries are fine and
look like "homo berries.
Romomber our vegetables
aro tho best and always fresh.
and Carmel, aged 17 and 15 yeara.
respectively, Tho plaint! tTasks, ln
addition to a decreo of dlvorco, for
$100 attorneys fees and $10 per
month permanent alimony, togetkar
Kith costs of salt.
versed, by Bean, C. J. J J
tuo louowing attorneys wero aa
tnlttod: Robert Shaw and Guy R.
McCoy, of Portland.
Robert L. Mattingly, of Med ford.
Jm. H. Nichols, of Bakar City.
;:Moir Grocery i
Company
FfeOM i8 5
45 State St.
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The steamihoTtltcthni
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yui uiuuin.
Only ono more hron, ,
tho trial of Abe Rf,iim
novea mat lie U t i
any.
Tho jury in the rUc
aurornia, where 11
ro Kineci, round artr&tM
ieciivo equipment iolattk I
pany. They could net tab ,
Bpeciilc cause (or the udkt
A landslide at Kk&Udl
orlnnd, resulted In theiadd
number of people.
Thoro has been a ban i
ln a largo part ot Wjosbt
Albert Ol'.'man, a bo; ef U i
St. Helens, Is belnj tried hri
his foster mother.
Moscow, Idaho, banhnwi
prosecuica tor una una. s
John Durst, ot McMIuflo
killed by an enraged M.
Tnconia theatres art total
Sundays.
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PIED.
DOW In Esrt Salem, OnpM
dny, May 13. lW.rniO.!
aged 35 years.
Tho body will be iil?H '
torla for burial.
RIGGS. At the fiHf
1121 First street, it Itil
mornlnir,MarlUW.S
A. Rlggs, ajed Tl Ii
months.
ti, ,inrl irrlM id h I
ducted from the torn tJ
tornoon at I o'clotk hW
A. A. Moore. Tbebe4raW
ped to Phoenix, Or, Iff1
Norwich UekmST
Frank MeralKk, WW1
Office with Ma. Brn
129 Commercial ibw.
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