DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, ftALBM, OMMrOX, MONDAY, MAT 84. 10.
WEARING
SALEM'S
SCALP
Salem's Prosperity and Growth
Is certainly marked, but not any more so than the prosperity of this store, We are enthusiastic about our success, and we have great reason to he
especially pleased with this Spring's stock of merchandise, Every article bought for Spring and Summer is bright and attractive, sparkling with the
very latest of fashion, If it's correct, if it's reliable, if it's smart, it's here. The best values are always here.
A
Royal Worcester
Corsets
NONE TO EQUAL
NONE TO EXCEL
THE nOYAL WORCESTER CORSET
Wo hnve the most dcslrablo long
hip motlols, with high bust nnd long
bock, giving the decided wnlBt nnd
long hip lines which the now gowns
demand.
All we nsk Is the pleasure of show
ing you theso hnndsomo corsets,. You
don't have to buy If they don't come
up to your expectation In every way.
If you ever wenr ono of these corsotB
you will hnvo no other.
Monday Special
50c, 60c, 65c, 75c, 85c
DRESS GOODS
41c
This Is woolen dress goods, In
novelty, plain, check and striped
patterns. Thoy are well worth
their regular price. Kor Momlny
Only vxtrn special
41c
DR. JAEGER HEALTH
SHOE FOR WOMEN
t
Years Ahead of the Ordinary
Cushion Shoe....
A method of generating n mild flow of electricity has been np
plled to tho Dr. Jnogor Ilonllh Shoo for women In such n skill
ful nnd scientific mannor that ono would not ronllzo that tho shoo
worn was dlfforont from nny other shoo, snvo for tho onsy cushion
bed nnd tho oxhllnratlng effect on tho general system. A bottor
circulation of tho blood results nnd tho tired nerves become rest
ed, In fact, tho general health of the wenr Is benefited.
THE ONLY HEAL HEALTH SHOE EVER INVENTED, AND THE
FIRST PERFECT SHOE EVER WORN
TlifM Health Sliex nrv part of our new Spring Mock.
Wayne Cedar
Paper Wardrobes
These nro something new wo
havo for you.
Theso Wnyno Codarod Paper
Wardrobes (air tight) nro a houso
hold necessity,
They protect your clothos from
moths, from, dust, dirt, smoko
soot nnd moisture.
They savo clothes and lengthen
tho period of tholr real usefulness
by helping to keep them clean and
shnpcly.
Thoy enablo you to havo a per
fectly reliable moth-protcclcd sor
vlco in your own homo easily ac
cessible at any tlmo.
This Is n ronl convenience
this Wnyno Ccdnred Pnpor Ward
robe something you havo long
needed.
You'll Never Do
Yourself
a bottor turn than to drop In horo
and look nt tho suits wo soil. For
all-wool quality, for perfection of
stylo, nccurncy of fit, thoroughness
of tailoring nnd excellence of de
sign, color, pnttern nnd genornl make
up, thoro nro no other clothes to
equal them.
Modestly Priced
from $8 to $30
The Smartest
Assortment of 25c
Hoslpry for men ovor shown In Sa
lorn. In tho words of tho salesman,
"wo hnvo boon soiling rnfts of them."
Thoy nro pretty, finely finished nnd
.durable. Only
25c
A BIT of BLOWING
may bo pardoned in us, for our
Doys' Department is striding
ahead with sovon-loobiio boots.
Tho best fabrics', latest cut,
I sturdiest sowing, most careful fin
ish, extra strengthening of all
parts, uotn seen ami imiuou. i noso
nro npprcclated by dlscornlng
mothers. '
For Spring 'we hnvo nssomblcd
tho finest gathering of boys'
clothes over shown hereabouts.
Clothe!) to suit tho boys. Prices
to suit tho paronts.
HIS COW PLAYED A
JOKE ON B. J. HOLMES
D. J. Holmes of West Salem has
suddenly found hlmsolf getting Into
tho cnttlo business, no imu uuui.
going Bhy on milk for somo tlmo nnd
wns anxiously awaiting developments
on tho part of bin milch cow. Last
Tuesday, going out to tho barnyard,
ho was ploased to sco bossy contont
odly chowing dor cud while a big
cnlf somewhat wnbbly ns to Its logs
wns butting In whoro It though thoro
was tho host chunco for n squaro
monl. Of courso ho was highly pleased
but when ho walked nround to tho
othor sldo of tho proud mamma, ho
wob astonished to see nnothor sprnd
dlo logged youngster running nn op
position pump on tho milk supply. Ho
wont back to tho Iioubo for a hnlf
hour nnd when ho camo bnck to tako
another look nt his cow his oyes
buggod out nnd ho had to shake hlm
solf nnd wako up. for thoro wns n
third youngstor moving nround to
seo whnt tho dnlry outlook in Orogon
wns.
All throe of tho calvos nro llttlo
gentlemen nnd nro nil doing well, but
Holmes has put In two days with n
pleco of chalk nnd tho side of his
barn trying to figure out whoro his
share of tho milk is to conio from.
All lib has been nblo to got out of
tho problem so nr Is a result of three
ciphers.
Did you notlco that tho dispatches
announcing tho death of H. H. Rog
ers said ho left au immonso fortune?
Ho didn't oven have, as the ancloats
used to have, a copper coin in his
mouth to pay ferrago to old Charon
BATTLE TONIGHT FOR I
ENGLISH CHAMPIONSHIP!
lUnlttd Press Leased Wlre.l
London, May 24. With tho on
tire American contingent support
ing him, Sam Langford, tho Doston
bonc-cruBher, (s a favorito at C to 2
ovor "Iron" Hnguo, whom ho fights
tonight before tho National Sporting
club for tho lieavywolght champion
ship of Englnnd, So confident aro
tho Americans that Langford will
bring homo tho bacon, that thoy aro
offering to bet that tho negro will
finish tho husky Drlton within 10
rounds. Tho Englishmen aro not so
suro of their champion, nnd aro tak
ing very HtUe oT tho monoy offorod.
The fighters nro in flno condition.
They weighed In todny, Haguo reg
istering 182 poundB and Langford
1G9. Preliminary to tho big follows'
appenranco In tho ring, Digger Stan-i
ley and Jimmy Walsh, tno Doston
bantam, will light for tho bantam
weight championship of England
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LEAVES
GREAT
FORTUNE
I Ingredients of Aver's Hair Vigor; &'W:&8fflWffiEl:
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SLIGHT EARTHQUAKES
ALARM MEXICANS
Oxnca, Mexico, May 24 (via El
Paso, Texas) Tho inhabitants of tho
entiro. state of Oaxaca and surround
ing country aro torrorized today by a
week of frequent earthquakes which
are believed to presago tho approach
of a heavy temblor. Sleeping indoors
has been abandoned by thoso dwolllng
In stone houses. Tho damage from
tho slesmlc wave has beon slight,
amounting only to cracked walls and
broken crockorywaro.
o
THOUGHT IT SUICIDE
BUT FOUNDJT MURDER
Spokane, Wash., May 24. What
was regarded at first as a suicide
nan developed Into a baffling murder
mystery, following tho discovery of
a bullet wqund in the body of Anton
Mortenson, a farm hand, employed
on tho Cederberg ranch farm, five
miles from Spokane. It was at first
supposed Hi at the man had beon
kicked to death by a horse until
Coroner Schlegel discovered tho
bullet wound.
Unltrd Press Leased Wlre.l
Now York, May 2 i. Prom sources
closo to tho family of tho lato H. II.
Honors. It Is learned today that his
cstato Is valued at nearly ono hun
dred million dollars.
Tho vast fortuno is Invested in tho
host securities, and Is In oxcollont
condition.
It Is reported that tho whole cs
tato Is loft to tho immodlato rola-
tlvos, with tho oxcoptlon of a boquost
to Mark Twain, who was Rogers'
most Intlraato porsonal friend, and
cortaln bequests to his native town,
Falrhavon, Mass.
It Is understood that H. H. Rog
ers, Jr., will raanago the estate.
NAMED CONSERVATIPN
COMMITTEE TODAY
GO AND SEE
BIG DAR
FIGHTING MDXJE3
. The Gorilla Apfc
Bob has the ace, hands and intelligence of person. Now
on exhibition for few days in storeroom .opposite Yo Liberty
Theatre. Open afterwoons and evenings.
Admission 20c Children 10c
Tho Salem independent ball team
was unnblo to outplay tho J. Q. Mack
team of Portland yoBtorday afternoon
on tho league grounds nhd tho ag
gregation from tho city ooiow iook
tho candy by a score of 8 to 3. Up
to tho seventh inning n prottior gamo
of ball wnB novor plnyod In this city,
tho two teams running neck and neck
with a scoro of threo-and, but owing
to sovornl.Fdrtlnnd mon gottlng on
bases nnd Eomo wild throwing and
cntchlng on tho part of Salem, tho
Mack men scored Tlvo tlmoa in cloao
succession.
Lake did tho work for tho Mack
team for tho first si Innings, but
notwithstanding ho had a groat col
lection of curvo balls tho Salem boyB
lnccd him about tho lot In good Bhapo.
Roberts mado tho big pitchor look
foolish whon ho tumbled Into a,
Btrnlght-ovor and mndo a clean hit
out ovor shortstop, bringing In Sa
lem's first run. Johnson find Hum
phreys woro also tho busy mon for
Salem. Johnson got n hit out over
shortstop which would havo beon
good for only two uaBCB orutnaniy,
but ho mndo n protty run and beat
tho bnll around to third baso easily.
Providing Johnson can got 20 foot
start of a batted ball It Is almost a
Biiro thing that, ho can boat It out
to a base. John Humphreys, although
having a llttlo hard luck yesterday
In stopping a bunt and catching a bnll
just from Mars, handled his sharo ot
tho gamo In good shnpo. In tho usual
difficult position nt third John fixed
tho clock of a good many Mack mon,
nnd ho wcllded tho hickory fairly
woll. Iloysor, 'Salom'B catchor, wno
mm on tho no-luck sldo yestorday.
Tho big follow could not stop a float
nlthough his attompta woro croau
nblo. This is tho first tlmo Iloysor
hnn beon off uenlnd tho pinto In this
city, and for this ronBon ho Ib some
what excused. Chester Dowon again
appeared In Salem in tho box for
Salem. Dowon shows wonderful de
velopment ns a pitchor and ho had
tho gnmo won for fair hnd not thoro
been sovornl bad plays behind r
him which wero too costly for Dowon
to overcome Whon Inst soon In tho
hnt i.v Hnlom fans Dowon hnd light
ning speed but very small ourvo balls.
Yestorday ho had tho lightning speed
nnd A curvo hall which broko Just
llko tho speed. His big tumbling
drops nnd quick broaklng shoots
caused tho Portland bunch to swing
tholr heads off sovornl times. Home
good Holding wns done by Ott, Jor
mnn and Jones, who also connoctod
with sovornl of Lako'B twlators. tbk
ing everything into consideration, tho
Snlom team played an oxcollont gnmo
and tho J. 0. Amok bunch can thank
their luck for gottlng off with tho
gnmo nnd tho $200 purso as thuy did,
for hnd not Salem wont to pieces
whon thoy did, tho scoro would hnvo
beon on tho other sldo of tho book
wimout n doubt.
With moro team work and a llttlo
oxtra praetlco on tho sldo, Salem will
havo a winning team, and tho man
agers aro figuring now on somo plan
whoroby thoy can got tho team In ac
tion together two or throo times a
wook.
Thoro Is no question but that tho
Mnck company is represented by u
fust and tricky bunch of ball artlBts.
Slum, ono of tho host, if not tho best,
catchers In tho nmatour lino on tho
const, played with tho Portland tonm
youtorday, and Qardnor nnd Lnko
formod tho pitching staff. Summor-
vllle. tho man who hit a homo run
whon tho team played horo boforo,
played first; Durns second; Fay short
nnd Jiarvoy Newell third. All ot
theso mon nro old-timers, somo ot
them bolng members of big leagues
horotoforo nnd tuoy showed superior
loam work to tho Salem playors.
Their outfield would bo hard to beat
also, as tho three gardou tenders woro
on tho Job at every mlnuto and thoy
saved a goo. many hits.
Inoro was no fond expressions
from tho Inrgo crowd of fans In nt
tendaco such as "kill tho umps," and
tho crowd wau apparently satisfied
with "Duff" Lucas, who actod as
official of the contest, and everyone
wont homo congratulating thomselvcs
ni(mnimninnt
Headquarters
for
BERRY CRATES
nnd
BOXES
Capital .Commission Co.
Z 287 8. Com'! St. Phono 170
HMW4HlffffrW
I United Press Leased Wlre.1
Tho last legislature provided tor
a conservation committee, which was
to examine nnd report upon tho nat
ural resources ot tno stato. Today
tho governor appointed this commis
sion as follews: J. N. Teai, rori
land; F. O. Young, Eugene; 0. D.
.Watson, Ashland; J. N. Hart, Dakor;
j. a Stevens. Pertland: Frank J,
Miller, Albany, and J. R. Wilson,,
Portland.
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I)IKI.
LEWIS At tho Oregon hospital, May
23. 1909, at tho ago of 27 years,
William Lewis.
Tho remains wero propared by Un
dertaker W. T. Rigdon and shipped
to Dlvldo. Oregon. The deceased's
father, Wm. Lewis, came after tho
body.
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VAUQHN At the home on tho Gar
den road. May 23. 1909, at tho ago
!of 10 years, Marvlno Clifford
VUUK'IU. Ul Diuiliui.il iiuuuiu.
Tno funeral will tako place Tues
day at 1 p. in.. Interment in tho all
verton cemetery.
WEST At tho family home, 36C N.
Liberty street, Sunday morning,
May 23. 1909, at 11:30, ot spinal
meningitis, Oordon, Inafnt son of
Mr. and Mrs, O. West, aged 10
weeks.
Mr. West Is in San Francisco but
a wire has been received from him
that be leaves at 2 o'clock and will
be here Wednesday morning.
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O PPRCnWAI MPMTinM o
O (( o o () O O O O
Miss Ethel Rossltor of Portland
Bpent Sunday with rolatlves and
friends n tho city.
Mrs. Clnudo S. Knight nnd hor
mothor, Mrs. Honry Fnwk, and slstor
Mrs. James Walton Jr., loft yestorday
for Salem, Mrs. Fnwk's homo. Mrs.
Knight win vlsu In Snlom for somo
tlmo. Tho Dallos Ch.ronlclo. May 21.
E, Hofor and C L. Starr loavo for
Umatilla county tonight to formally
closo tho Eastorn Orogon Normal
school, nnd tako nn Inventory ot tho
property In tho namo ot tho stato.
Mis Wllma Yoder, ot Hubard, re
turned to hor homo today, after
ponding Suday with frlond nt tho
Cottago Hotol.
Miss Delia Darker, ot Sllvorton,
spent Saturday with Mrs. F, O. Dar
tholomow, In Yow Park.
Miss May Watson wont to Orogon
City this morning to vIMt friends.
Mr. nnd Mrs. II. Molorhoff, of Chi
cago, who aro making n tour ot tho
West, stopped oft In Salem ovor Sat
urday and Sunday, leaving for Port
land this morning.
IHKI).
MOURER.At tho family homo, 405
North Liberty strcot, at 2:30 n.
m Ifnv O A IfiftQ ef onlnnl mnnln.
iil'tiu. rteoriiin Cnnstanrn. iinueh- that thoy had an opportunity of wit-
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tor of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C. Mour- ncssmg goou urni-ciuim kuuiu iu oh-
10m ror tno urai iimo huh buuuou.
or, aged 2 years, 1 mouth and 3
days.
Tho funeral will bo prlvato at tho
rosldonco tomorrow, Tuesday, morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
o
An Absynnlan prince agod 13 mar
ried an acuto brunette princess aged
7 a fow days ago. Tho Roosovalt
Idoas about largo families has evi
dently taken root In Africa slnco his
arrival, and tho dusky brothor Is
Marting in early.
If Ytu Own Any Farm
land, or know anybody who
docs, you ought to get in touch
with the steps farmers in alt
parts of the country arc talcing
to protect themselves from some
of the commission men who
have been robbing them almost
ever since they were boys.
IfjQuJon't nun anjy but want
the bat short sttr'ui printtd thit
monthy gtt tht
JUNE EVERYMBY'S
For Halo 11
ALL DEALERS
Nervous People
And thoss afflicted with betrt weckneas
m nnu, tia no ftar of ths dental rnalr.
rtKAD WHAT MHU. IIANLtiY BAYUs
1 had 10 teeth extracted at the Harvard
Deutlits' without the least pain, and highly
recommend them ,
MHS. IIANMSY, Freemont Htntioa.
Whalebone Plate $10
l Ortat Dhcottrii. tht Jitie Whalebone
I'late, which Is ,- lightest and strongest
set knewn: does not coTer ths root ot ths
mouth; bite corn oft ths cob; guaranteed
iu years
SieOO WB CIIAI.I.BNQB TUB WOltLD.
We will forfeit SIOOO to any charltallt
Institution tor the dentist who cku make a
plats for Up as good as we make for $10.
lO Year Guarantee
flold Crown, extra ueavy 18.00
Kull Bet Teeth (whalebone B. B. W.)..i8.00
llrldse Work, per tooth, best gold.,.. f BOO
White Crowns f'XX
Teeth He-enameled .,$0.00
Qo.u Killings . . .. fl.00
And not exceeding 12.00
llest Bllrer Killings ,...0.50
Platinum Killings , , ,,...1.00
Teeth Cleaned S0.00
TDUTIl BXTRAOtElt WITUOVT PAIN
rto Yhen othtr worn js uratrta
Uy our new sjst,em ot painless dentistry,
used by us atone. Our success Is due to the
high-grade work done by our expert, gentle
manly operators.
Harvard Painless Dentists
Cprner Park and Washington Sts,
Ovor Uoyal Bakery, Portland, Or.
largest and best equipped Dental estab
lishment In the world; SO etflrea la United
Btates. Open Sunday, 0 to 1. Dally until .
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