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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (July 27, 1907)
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. SATURDAY, JULY 27, 1007. 5 J. L. STOCKTON THE OLD WHITE CORNER , Wash Goods Half Price... The greatest Clean-tip ever made in Salem. Don't fail to be among the shoppers today. I ITE ALONG -DOCKET iGalloway Has 63 Cases of As- irled Trouble On His Hands docket for tho regular July pt department No. 2 of tho cir- burt, which begins Monday, as 63 cases. Thcro nro 14 di seases, 10 foreclosure suits, 10 Imus proceedings and flvo in- bn suits, besides 2-1 cases of as t trouble, as follews: ranco Lumber Co. vs. Francis assignment. i Willis vs. M. L. Chamberlain; went jon Land Company vs. Chas. assignment. Scott f. D. K. Smith, ot nl., psure h A EnnlfM vs. Wm. A. En- llvorce Wc3 s L, West; divorce. Fhlicr vs, Christian FIshor; R Joseph by Fred linns, vs. Pklff; equity. Mott, et nl , vs, Snlem Flour- f'l Co, o corporation; injuno- Slevers vs. Mnrk Slovors; -hrlstcnson vs. Elvin Arnold ws Arnold; foreclosure. a A. Crockham vs. Horaco L. Mm; foreclosure. Smith vs. Marcus Chrlston '; foreclosure L. Davenport vs. Lewolyn "L. Port; divorce. Schomus vs. Geo. Dauor. ot net title J. Davis vs. John T. Davis; L- Largent vs. Robert L. t; divorce. Hartley, et al., vs Amanda I. et 1 ! partition. Eidrldge vs. John Hoefer. et ulty, ft P Van Vlack vs. Alice A. a. dlvcrco. T'kIngtOn VS. Luthnr Hurt FA Prrip. f0reCl08Ur0i dolman vs. W. F. Mlnard: BU'O rc s, Qulncy E. Propst; s m s. F. i. Dunbar; ac- 1 0 ri trr of the ostato of Wm. 'f ased, on petition of F. n, administrator re bonis 4 "rren and M. E. Beck- a fr0m COUntv rnnrf E drldge vs. John Hoefer and a farmers dolne business rm narae of Hoefer & Zom? ion A Allrn vs. AIfred L A1,en. Mlansfle,d, et al. Vfl L aI : equ tv. Berdlne vs. n. w Tnu.n. equity. """w- ' Stelnbom vs. Christian divorce. Sapplngflold, H al., v-. Mar . v i.; lorecloaare. ! c n. Joka o. LaU; lj, ! Mnrtha Wilson vs. 0. W. Wilson; divorce. Oscnr W. T. Muollhaupt vs. Tho Gorman Evangelical Reformed Beth any church of Salem, Oregon, ot al.; foreclosure. Geo. DeBord vs. Vardomnn Scott and John W. "Evans; suit to foreclose labor lien. Eastern Investment Co. vs. John Artmnn; quiet title. Dnnlel Glggor vs. Mngglo Glggor; divorce. Maud E. Neal vs. E. M. Nenl; di vorce. E. L. Kappahahn vs. Lena Knppa hnhn, et al.; llvorco. Ida Rollo vs. F. A. Rollo; dlvorco. In tho matter of tho application of Goo. W. Morloy for registration of tltlo. Rosa Hampton vs. Hiram Hamp ton; divorce John Fox vs. George E. Chambor lnin, governor, ot nl., (State Land Board); mandamus. Ed. Buchnnn and John Nixon, ns partnors, vs. Samuel Mills; foreclos ure of Hon. There nro nino other similar casoa. Z. McCullough vs. II. P. McCul lough; dlvorco. In tho muttor of tho guardianship of Elizabeth Horron, nn incapable person, Adolla A. Mooro, objoctor; Theodoro Horron; petitioner. R. L. Stevens vs. F. W. Benson, sccrotary of state-; Injunction. John F. Logan vs. F. W. Benson, as secretary of state of Oregon; ref erendum, Mario Schmidt vs. Paul Schmidt; divorce. Chas, A. Gray vs, Capital Natlonol Bank; Injunction. Louise F. Hamilton vs. A. J. Ham ilton; dlvorco. W. W, Hall vs. Fred Miller, ot al.; set aside contract. Pierce Parker, administrator of tho estate of John Wesley Vaughn, deceased, vs, Chas. A. Bear; to set arido deed. Nolllo Kinney, ot al vs. Mahala Minor, et al.; partition. Chicago Markets. Chicago, July 27. Wheat 91 0 93, corn 53 53, oats 38 39. The Quality House H WH, The pioneer optician ot Salem. Everything in tho optical line. Best parlor on tho Pacific coast. Consul tation free. Honest prices and results guaranteed. Try us next time. CHAS. H. HINGES Graduate Optlclaa, 123 Commercial street, sxt to Capital Natlesal Bank, EASTERN. GIRLS ADVERTISE One of tho strictly modern meth ods of procuring correspondents who may develop into matrimonial possi bilities has been adopted by the girls who work in tho eastern . packing houses. Tpday while calling at the commission firm of Blackburn & B'reck a ham was unwrapped In tho presence of,a Herald reporter and insldo tho wrapper a neatly written name and adress was tucked away, with tho question, "plea's!) won't you correspond" written plainly undo. tho name. Upon inquiry it was found that a number of hams have lately contained names of young ladlej who desire tho correspondence of a real man. It is presumed thnt tho Indies who toll hard In the packing houses ot tho east, in their desire to get In communication with a man, have re sorted to this method which might not bo considered just according to tho Lndtes Home Journal's idea of dignity nnd propriety. Possibly tho girls know that in Baker City thero is an over supply of old bachelors and widowers wlp need tho tender enre of n girl who can fry meat and sow on buttons; they possibly havo heard of tho splendid appcaranco of tho men horo and tho robust phylscftl condition which somo clnim-hns been brought about by tho air of certain recelpos for cooking original with Bnkor City cooks. With all this glit tering knowledgo of the mnlo ole ment of this community it Is but natural for tho young and tender misses of the larger cities to forget for a moment their onrly tralnlngnnd offor their names nnd address to tho public, with tho hopo that tho ham of ment might bo purchased by Bomo gruduato of Ynlo who has como wost to Book his fortuno in tho mines. It is easy to figure that tho young lady enn Imnglno her dcstlned-to-ho holp- mato Is away out In tho mountains by himsolf prospecting for tho hidden treasurers, and thinking of homo and former social tics ho might while cutting a little ham for his frugal breakfast find tho address written In n fomlnlno hand. She can also imng lno tho effect It would havo on him nnd hight, yos it might bo tho caumi ot his seeking n llttlo girl to sharo his mountain llfo until tho pocket ot gold was struck, then thoy would movo to Bomo largo city whore they could havo an automobile, a largo homo and plonty of servants. Think of how thrlllod tho llttlo miss hiiiBt havo boon whan sho slyly tucked hor nnmo nnd nddross Into tho wrapping of tho hnm with nil tho falry-llko visions running through hor mind. Blackburn & Breck havo no ln tontlon of pushing this fenturo as thoy nro not In tho mntrlmonlnl ogoncy buslnoBs. However, if tholr wnros contain such poalbllitlcs it may causo an incensed trndo In tholr goods. It is not out ot reason to ex pect some wontherbeaten man who has not known tho loving, tonder ways of a woman for lo, theso many years to bbIc his grocer for a ham with a namo In it. Baker City Her ald. o DROWNED FROM Big Log Rolls Over Mm. LffBt night's Telegram says: To have a big log roll completely over him, burying him in tho mud till ho was hardly recogniznblo, and still live, with not oven a bono broken, is tho experience of Vic Jacobson, a logger from Knlamu, who Is ndw at St. Vlncont's hospital, has undergone. Physicians attribute his escape to a wonderful physique, for tho man has muscle of iron. Despite tho fact tnnt no nones wero broken, ho Is cov ered from hend to foot with bruises. Jacobson works in Bouson's log ging camp, and yesterday one of tho logs being placed at tho head of tho chuto to tho river began rolling. Be fore he could got out of tho way Jacobson was caught and thrown ok lm feet, and tho log passed com pletely over his body. Other work men ran up, expecting to And only a mangled body. Instead thoy found that Jacobson had boon standing on soft ground, and tho weight of tho rbling log had prosscd him sovornl Inches Into the yielding boII. Ho will recover. Wretched Mull Son-Ice. Sclo now has tho most wretched mall service she hns hnd for tho pait fifteen years. This Is not nil duo to tho railway mall Borvlco, for railway trains don't pay much attention to schedules, seemingly. Truo, wo aro supposed to hnvo a dally train to Woodburn nnd return, connecting with tho Cottngo Grove local, but while tho train starts out on time morning It seldom returns on time ovenlngs, often being two and three hours lato. This LVlngs tho mall to Sclo any tlmo from 9 p. m, to midnight, which of course, makes tho mall a day lato. Mali that Is I. ....!.. .... t.... A 11. r. .!... lUlUUIIl UVl'l lIUlll iLIUllIIJ 111UI IllilbU on tno c. & E. Is vory often taken to tho front and then delivered upon tho return In tho ovenlngs. Wo dlsllko making a kick but ot lato mall matters havo bocomo en tirely too fierce. Incompetency, or carelessness, on tyo pnrt of mall agents on tho railroads and postal clerks In postoftlcos is' becoming much too common. All of thorn noed a Blinking up, or a good, long Indefinite rest, one or tho other. Snntlnm Nows. - t NEW GOODS Shirtings, Percales, Calicoes and Apron Ginghams Golf and Negligee Shirts, 50c to $2.00 CANOE Seattle, July 27. While canoeing on Lake Washington, in company with Effle Matzgor, last night, Clin ton. Sheovor, a bookkeeper for tho Puget Sound National Bank, went overboard and was drowned. Tho girl says tho boat took in water, and ho Jumped overboard to prevent its capsizing, The police think It Is a caso of suicide. o Card of Thanks Mrs. Dr. T. D. Brown desires to return hor sincere thanks to the neighbors and friends fot kindly sympthy and assistance during -tho sickness, and upon tho death of her husband, Dr. T. D. Brown. Tho many kindnesses will always bo remembered. . o There Are Few Peonle who know bow to take eare of themseiTea the majority do sot. The liter la a moat importaat orfaa 1b the body. Etorblae will keep It in condltioB. V. a Wmpkisi, Alba, Tmu. write: "I hare naei Herblae for Shltla and Fever and flad it tte beat edMae I ever vied. I would set fceVklwat It It it hmhI for eUlire aa M ie f r rew-V9 ojd aid I reeeaamMl It. It to ' I -." U 7 D. J. Fry. Gating Collarst 25c eacfa. Just the Thing for the Warm Weather Better Sectire One of Those! $4.50 Panama Hats Before They Are All Gone I Landlord Baker, of Tumor, was In tho city today on business with tho Snlem cannery. Big Shipment Hop-pickers' Gloves Just Arrived Going Camping This Summer? If so, sec us for your outfit. We have a full line of campers' supplies. TENTS 7x7 with 3 ft. wall 8x10 with 3 ft. wall 10x12 with 3 ft, wall 10x14 with 3 ft. wall 12x14, 3 1-2 ft. wall 14x16 with 4 ft. wall Two and four hole camp stoves in both cast and sheet top. The best on the market. We carry a complete line of the famous "MARBLE" hunting knives and safety hunters' axes. Also pocket compasses, safety match boxes and collapsible drinking cups. The right goods at the right prices. Wade, Pearce & Co. 204 Commercial St. Com'l St., Cor. Court Phone 1 91 "2 $1 n J r iW f- -iifci-j-J- f a-ti m y tnc wnmmp w"-1- X