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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (June 23, 1909)
BAIL? CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALKM, ORBGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNK S3, 1909. i ym iifiiititaiM8M iisMmiiiiimi SIN6 FAT SAVED &&&&.. June Sale June Sale iaift I "j NOTICE! of jfnYcofroffATsrKMk I of noi . m OTi . y IT i la . en ba til ni sC 1 J "i I --, ' ' -i . fa$ fiT M f. Silk Petticoats Long, full flaro skirts, no skimp lng of materials. Tho "Moyors" kind. Cannot bo matched nny whoro for tho money. Soo them. I G.50 values 9 1.1)5 ? 7.G0. values $ 5.8S I 8. GO values 9 0.00 $10.00 values 9 (1.80 11.G0 values 9 7.05 $12.60 values 8 8.H5 $13.50 values $ 0.!I8 lo. 00 values $10.85 Auto fixings....Vacafcion Dresses Driving Apparel Wo havo thorn on display In our Llborty-St. window. A ,fow of our largo and comploto lino of auto, driving and vacation apparol. Khaki dustors and suits with leathor collars and cuffs. Tho proper gar mout for an outing, Boo thorn. , I Waists- WAISTS Tnllorod Wnlata, lawn, linen, cross bar, Madras, In plain whlto, bluo, pink, lavondor, black and brown stripes; sizes 31 to 44, only ono or two of n kind, solccted from our regular stock. Values up to $2 GO. Juno Snlo special prlco $1; 89 each O o o o o o o o o CITY NEWS o o o o o o o o o t) WertUicr Forecast Btiowcni Tonight and Thursday, For Ktovo Wood And coal call 198. Company. Voget Lumber Phono lill SuiiHot grocery -More, 432 Stnto St., for your grocery supplies. Ordors promptly delivered. Irrigation Dills All Irrigation bills paid during tho month of Juno will bo tubjuot to 10 par cont discount. 0-14-30. Cottage Undertaking l'nroi Cottago and Chomokota aU.; calls day or night; J. O. Sill. Phono 7!i. Governor Will Attend Govomor Uoiuon will attend tho axorclsos nt tho laying of tho cor ner stone of tho wfwr Odd Follows' building hall In McMlnnvlllo Satur day. You lliul Hettor l ii itj- And got some of thu piece of out glass, Jewelry, watches, otc. nt tjio llarr .towolry Store during their re moval wile. Or oat i eduction of price on ovurythliiK- Notice Latent and correct copy of ad tor Improvomonta nt thu Asylum Cottngo farms found in this paper Irrigation llllls All Irrigation bills paid during tho mouth of Juno will bo subject to 10 per cent discount. 0-14-30. Mm Maple mill Ali Wood For Bale, cheap, for Immediate de livery. Apply Krnbs llros.. Hush nroymnu building. Tjlophuuo Main 121. 8-15-tf MUh lUNitrho Shelton' Piano sUidonts will apponr at tho Methodist ohurch Frldoy night Thoy will bo nsditad by tho following ar tists: Mrs, Chnrlos S. Waltora, vo calist; Miss Viola Vorolor, violin; Miss Georgia llooth. pianist; T. S. Roberts, plpo organist. ' Try Crystalots For tho breath. For sale at: Moyor'a barber shop. Eckorlen's, Waters' cigar store, Adolph'a cigar store. Dick Madison's. The Spa. Willamette Hotel. i Tho Council. Talklngton'a. The Court SHIP TO SMITH Ho la tho man who pays you promptlyand ho does not chn commission. For good, 'nt quid- H ity of produce wu am paving iu y follews: Dressed Veal under S 13P lbs.. 8&c; Dressed Pork of any bUo bb long ns It Is young. fat and awoot, wo win puy mc. Largo Veal Is paid for according to alio. Llvo Chickens 14c. Froah Eggs 22c. FKANK L. SMITH MEAT CO. "Fighting tUO cot t rusi - JiSnireHlMMJ. Or. &' TODAY ONLY WEDNESDAY'S SUIU'IUSE SALE No. 427. Tho large children's undorwoar sec tion offers n complete showing of nil fd7.es of "31" "Waists, spcclnl nt 2 for 25c (Sec Court-St. Window) No telephone orders received. Several Now llousv For sale or rent. For prices and tonus see Voget Lumber Company. Irrigation Hills All Irrigation bills paid during tho month of Juno will bo subject to 10 por cont dl-count. 0-14-30. Sulcm Men Had Loir Hid la tho bids for constructing n high school nt Albany, which woro opened Tuosday, Snook & Tavorn of this city, had tho lowost bid $44,300 but so far. tho contract has not Ijogii awarded. For llio Hlerlrlo Crims Tho Capital Journal wishes to nc kuowlodgo the receipt of tho follow ing additional donations for tho elec tric cross' on St. Mary's Aoademy: Mr. Mary McQratli, 1194 Thirteenth stroet, $1.50; Ml a Rebecca Duun, $1.50. Htluson'M Fourteenth Term L. H Stluson, of this city, was ro-oloctod grand master of oxcho quor by tho grand lodgo K. of P. of tho stnto at Pendleton yustorday. ThU U tho fourtoonth consocutlvo time that Stlnsou has boon oloctod to this olllce, and It looks ns though his spntonce might bo oxtendod to a llfo torm, AnvHted tit llivitcubuMi Countable Iru Hamilton roturnod this morning from tho Brolton bush Springs with J. W. Sholton, who Is eli a rued with threatening tho llfo of A. Ilowvore. Tho' trouble Is aid to have oceurrod ovor a woman Sholtou's hearing will bo held till XIT00 !" . J"8!! ,i,.8,er'? I court. The ncrusd man Is now out on $200 bonds. I lax ii Fluo List Prof. Thos C. Jory, who has open ed n ronl o tate olllco In the Capital JiMirunl block, has a wry flno list of farms and town proporty for salo. He Is a native Oregonlan and has lived In the prune district all hi llfo, and la ablo to glvu buyers accu rate Information If any man In Ore gon can do that. I'IiIn Menus Dolla To you. Two of tho g.tatost Inveu Ions of modorn times on exhibition n Dot ens Droa Hop O31co. Qreator money makor than tolophono. Call fttid soo thorn; froo demonstration. s-si-tf CLOTHING CAUGHT FIRE GIRL BADLY BURNED MIbb Irene Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Martin of this city, was badly burned last Saturday morning while Ironing. In replen ishing tho flro In tho stovo. a coal dropped out and evidently caught In tho bottom of her klnomn, where It Wat) Miinotlced until she walked ovor to tho ;nk. when tho motion fan nod the scorching goods into flame, which flashed over hor clothing In stantly, Before the biasing clothing could bo torn off or tho flro put out her limbs wero so badly bumod that until Tuesday morning thoro was but little hope of hor recovery. Sho Is bo'ng cared for at flie homo of hor si tor. Mrs Sim Swnrts, under tho direction of Dr. Meno. She la now out of dnugor but her recovery will necessarily be tlenr. Summery Suitings Urlllluntlnes, Slcllllans, Sorges, Prunellas, In stapes, shadow stripes and solf stripes; tho colors nro brown, navy, green, Copenha gen, gray, tan, taupe, otc; values regularly soiling up to $1.50 a yard, June Sale special price 83c Yard You'll Travel somo this summor and you want tho proper kind of traveling requisites. When you soo our lino of Trunks Bags Suitcases you won't want to look any .rther,' thoy'ro bo far ahead of any othors shown In this town that to compare tnoin would bo an Injustice and tho prices nro right too. (Second Moor) J H0CH DER KAISER LIKEWISE THE CZAR Berlin, Juno 23. That ho and tho czar hold tho destinies of tholr ro vpcctlvo nations In tho hollows of tholr hands, and nro directly respon sible for tho faithful execution of tholr trusts, was tho declaration of tho kalsor In a spcocl' at Hamburg, according to dlpntchos rocolvod horo today. Tho members of tho Rolchstng who nro obstructing tho government's of. forts nt financial roform woro tho objects of tho noto of absolutism sounded by tho kalsor. Ho declared that the prognw of tho nntlon, In woal or woo, was his dlroct charge, and that tho opponeuts of tho finan cial policy nro guilty of unpatriotic notions, Tho spocch la. tho cause of much msousison horo. anoThercoalmine (Continued from Page 1) sus that tliroe m on are dond, six teon badly hurt. Lntor advlcoB ray that four men are dond, sovon fatally Injured and sixteen badly hurt as roault of tho explosion. It Is fonrod that sixty mon who are still In tho mine will dlo In tho flro or from tho effects of after damp. One rotouo party was ablo to do effoctlvo work up to noon but aftor thnt was rormlsod by gas. IH-onouno.'d In f Iru class condition! i no m no tliroe weeks ago was JURY LIST FOR THE JULY TERM Tho following Juror havo boon drawn to rorve during tho July term 1900 of tho circuit court for Marlon county; L. T. Reynolds. Chemawa, farmer. J. C. Mlstorlck, Liberty, farmer, Charlos Schultz, Falrdold, farmer. D. A. Koll, Aurora, farmer. a. Q. Whlto, Monitor, farmor. O. W Murphy, Stnyton, farmor. Jasper Skalfo, Salem, merchant. Frank Overroeddor, Mt. Angel, morchnnt. J. O. Ileardsloy, Chemawa, farmor Ulwln Donyor, Turner. farmer. E. E. Gilliam, Salem, Route 2, liveryman. F. . Derby. Salem, Route 2, real estato. J. t Cook,. St. Paul, farmer. N. D. Elliott, Salem, Route' 7, printer. F. H. Dorger, Salem. Route 1, tin nor. A. J. Dnsey, Salem, Route 4, re tired. J. P. Wnrnock. North Silverton, farmer. W. II Dowers, South Silverton, farmer. E. W. Manning. Gervals, farmer. George P. Litchfield, Salem, Routo 2. clerk. A. H, Will, Aurora, mechanic. H. I. Moon, Woodburn, farmor. Harvoy Smith. Mt. Angol. farmer U. Q. Lohman. Salem, Routo 4, machinist. Frank Pato. Joffonon, farmer. Frauk Humphrey. Macleay, farmor Al Mistier. Woodburn. real estate. Alois Tanilor. Gervals, banker. W. C Tlllson. Salem. Routo S, morcnant. Jacob Stauffer, Chemawa, farmer, E. G. Wlesner. Howell, farmer MAYOR United Press Leased Wire. Sausallto, Cal., Juno 23. To Sing Fat, coloMlal dlBponsor of onions and cabbages, tho municipality of Sausa llto today probably owes tho llfo of Its chlof executive. Sing rcscuod his honor from a watery tomb In a municipal reservoir and Is tho horo of tho city. While strolling through tho ub urbs la t evening Mayor Jacques Thomas stepped to mea&uro tho depth of tho water In tho resorvolr. In somo unexplnlnnblo, way his foot slipped and ho found himself floun doring In tho chilly water. The sldoi of tho tank woro of comout, and in addition to this woro moss-growii and sllppory. Tho may or decided ho had little chanco of escaping through his own efforts and while ho paddlod about ho mudo tho hills resound with robust calls for help. Sing was plodding along tho road with his baskots swung ovor his shouldor. Prompt to rospond, ho thrust his basket polo to tho shiver ing dignitary and, after a series of muscular feats brought tho mayor to land at tho ond of tho staff, Lnrgoso was bostowod and each wont hie way. o SHOT BY POLICE CAPTAIN United Press Leased Wire. Snn Francisco, Juno 23. Edward McKennn and Gcorgo Greenwood, who witnessed tho shooting of Dor nard Lagan by Captain Michael Con boy early today, stated this afternoon thnt it waB tho pollco officer whom tho young morchnnt was attempting to nssht when ho was shot. Lagan found Conboy holding to n post in tho street, thoy said, and wiiou ho tried to nssiot him tho offi cer, frenzied with drink, shot him down. Conboy heenmo intoxicated whllo celebrating tho birth of n grand daughter. Mls XI tin Conboy, dnughtor of tho Imprlsonod officer, Is at tho city Jail this nftcrnoon caring for hor fat hor, who Is In n somt-conseous coudtlon. GERMAN EXPERIMENTS ON ELECTRIC FARMING Horlln, Juno 23. Emperor Will iam Is backing n sorlos of experi ments In "oloctrlcnl farming" which hto originator of innovation, Dr HoocuBtormann, stated today ho bo llovos will rovolut'lonlzo all agricul ture and horticultural Industries. Partial dotalls of tho plan woro mndo known todny. Tho Holds in which tho experiments nro being mndo nro strung with a notwork of wires, bearing a modcrato electric current. Tho atmosphoro nnd tho onrth nro saturated with tho, cur rent, which ! provldod by a 250,000 volt plant, and It Is claimed that all plants grow nnd mature moro rapidly under this stimulation. HoocliBtormnnn claims also that tho ylold of olcctrlcizod land Is pro portionately groator than tho ylold of land cultivated undor ordinary conditions, Tho current, ho says, doe nwny with tho necessity of fer tilizer, renowlng tho soil nt loss ox ponso than is demanded by tho cheap e't methods now In vogue. RACING WILL CONTINUE ACROSS THE BORDER fulled Press Leased Wlr.l Sou Dlogo, Cal., Juno 23. Con trary to tho roport that Prosldont D'nz of Moxico has tot himself against racing at Tla Juana, near the Amorlcnu boundary line, directors of tho track association handling tho matter announced today that thoy awarded a oontract for the contruc tlou of track, grandstand and Etables to Earl Towo of Los Angolo, on a bid of $109,000. Towo loft here today for Tla Ju ana with jPresIdont D R Worden and other directors. Ho said that no would beg'n work next week. CHANGE OK PROGRAM TODAY BLY'S THEATRE Slv Select Pictures., oacli ono n feature. V pay the highest prlco to obtain the best. Song "June Time In Old Oregon" Sung by the ln-ft talent money can procure. HaWc Parrish-Hinges (Oregon's Nightingale) For Sale A very choice building lot, close to heart of city. Suitable for flats or residence. For information see H. A. JOHNSON & CO. MURPHY BLOCK aiaiaiiiiiaaiiiiei8iiaiiiitHiieti Look At This for Salo A first class rooming and boat ding houso prop sltlon nt Newport, Oregon. Two housos and furnishings and lots will bo sold for lost than tho cost of tho housos. Tho buildings aro four years old nnd furnlshod comploto. Tho owner Is n non-rosldont nnd needs tho monoy. Look Into this ns a opoculatlon. LEE WILLIAMS Newport, Ore. Inquire at Journal Office MONEY LOANED On Real Estate LONG TIME, EASY PAYMENTS Reliable Representatives wanted THE JACKSON LOAN & TRUST CO. Jackson, Miss. Fort Worth, Texas LONE HIGHWAYMAN HOLDS UP STAGE Uultetl Press Leased Wire. Kovnda City, Cal, June 23 Hold ing up tho Alleghnny-Downlovillo stngo, five mllea from hero early to day a Ione highwayman robbed pas sengers of 200 In ca'h and all of tholr Jewelry and enrried off a Wolls Fargo oxpross box containing $1400. Shorlff Wnlkor with a posso It pursuing tho bandit. Tho robbor wn: tuo mou oaring road ngont who has operated In tho west In Into years. Ho carolossly flung his gun on tho ground whllo senrching tho passcngeri nnd wont about his work unarmod. N'ono of h's victims dnred resist, despite the fact that tho man was unarmed. Aft or senrching nil of the passengers and soiling tho Wolls Fargo box tho robbor compollod tho driver to whip up his horses nnd romalned standing In tho rot d until the vchlolo wns out of sight. O ' Xotlre to Contractors. Notlco h hereby glvon that sealed bids for work and materials required In tho oxtonslon of kitchen of build ing known as dining hall, resiling ling portion of dining hall, orectlon of building to be known as amuse ment hall, rasing roof of and re roofing building known a building No. 25, all situate at tho Oregon State Insane Asylum Cottage Farm, near Salem, Orogon, will bo received by tho Doard of Trustees of tho Oregon Stato Insane Asylum until July 7. 1909, at 3 p. m.. at which hour all bids will be opened by tho unttersignoa nt tho executlvo cham bers, Salem, Orogon, In tho presence of the board. All bids roust be ac companied by certified check In a sum of not less than ten" (10 per cent) per cent of the amount of the b'd nnd made payable to the under signed. Envolopes containing bids must bo sealed and marked "Bids for tho Improvements at tho Oregon Stato Insane Asylum Cottage Farm." Plans and nppclfications may bo ex amined at tho offlco of Louis R. Ilazoltlno, architect, Murphy build ing, Salem. Oregon, or nt the execu tlvo chambors, Stato Capllol. Salem, Oregon. Bids will bo received on each pleco of work separately and on tho whole. The Board of Trus tees of the Orogon State Insane Asy lum reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Dated at Salem. firomn t.io ooj day of Juno. 1909 C N. McARTHUR. 6-23-7-6d Clerk of the Board. oooooooooooo NEW TODAY ooooooooooo Lost or Stolon Soveral weeks ago, a Snoll bicycle, two or throo years old; steel rims. Return to Jour nnj olllce for reward. 4-3-tf Snap if taken wroro Juno 1 57 ncros, 30 In Italian prunes, 3 In Pe tltos, 5 In wlntor npplos, 2 In Eng lish walnuts, 3 yoars old; 3 in Royal Ann cnorrios and Bartlett poars; fine gurdon; good houso, 2 bnrns and fruit dryer; $10,500, 1 sold quick. Six miles from city Moyor & Bell Land Co., 347 Stato 8troot. Phono 857. 5-4-tf WimleU Furulshod light hou 1 keoplng rooms, small Hat or cot tage, for tho summer Phone 82 0-23-3t Xotlce A good resldonco lot on 17th Btroot, ono block north of Asjluni nvonue, size 40x100. For sale at a bargain, If taken at onco, En qulro at 1567 Asylum nvenue barbpr shop. G-23-lw Wanted Two girls, ono to wait on table, and one to wash dishes, at Scott's oyster houso and restaurant 433 Stato street 6-23-3t Norwlck Union Fire Insurance Company Prank Meredith, Resident Agent Room 13, Ladd & Bush, T)m Building. MONEY TO LOAN THOS. K. FORD Over Ladd & Bush's Bank, Salem, Of PIANO TUNING LUTELLTO L. WOODS. unlng, polishing, repairing. Ph'o608 New Hotel Located at Hoovor, Or., two and one-half miles east of Detroit at the end of C. & E. R. R., on Santiam river. Npwly furnished rooms and good board at reasonable rates. Hunt ing and fishing first-class. For in formation write. HOOVER LUMBER CO . Hoover Or