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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1909)
DAILY CAPITAL JOTOMAl, SALKM, OMQQN, THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1M. i M Barefoot Sandals for Summer Days Are almost a necessity for the boys and girls, We have the neatest barefoot sandal now we ever displayed, in tan leather with brass buckles and neat side strap, Let us show them to you, I A Feather Boa IVakes a handsome addition to a pretty summer cos iure; nothing gives a suit smarter or more stylish ap pearance than a pretty boa, For a few days we offer you an opportunity to purchase one at a very low price, EXTRA SPECIAL. Regular.$2,98 White Boa .- $1.96 Regular $6,00 Brown Boa $4.14 Regular $6,00 Black Boa $4.14 t Round Thread Valencienes Lace A new, large and very choice assortment for you to choose from, Extra Special : 10c A FINE PIANO RECITAL MISS FISHER HAS TALENTED LOT OF PUPILS Summer Wash Goods Regular 25c, 15c, 12'2c values now 9o Regular 15c values..! 4c n -& I jj Paracols at Reduced Prices $ Nice tan color Parasols, $1.25 values for 75c Large assortment pretty colors 50c to $2.25 White Parasols 75c Millinery at Greatly Reduced Prices Everything in Millinery reduced in pr.ce Ladies' $2.50 White Waists for $1 .25 Beautiful goods. Not many of these left White Skirts, Three Specials $1 .50, $1 .00, 50c These are special good values Tho piano pupils of Miss Margaret Flahor woro presented In a pleasing program at tho First Christian church Inst night. A largo nudlonco of friends of tho Uttlo porforniors wore present, and woro pleasingly surprised with tho oxcellonco of their work. Ml s Mary Schulti, violinist, assisted with a splondld rendition of tho "Soronnde," by Moskowskl. Tho playing of tho pupils was exception ally good for so young student?, showing Intelllgonco and splondld musical understanding. Tho uro gram given follews: First rnrt. Delta Kappa Epsllon Poaso Pearl Eyro. Lloyd Loo. Friend Agnln Volgt It u th Spoor. Los Sylphcs Dachman Inez FItta Tho Chase Van Laor Robbln Flshor. Tho Sylvcr Nymph Holns Halllo Doty. Dance Among tho Leaves. .Williams Altco Schtndlor. Busy Little Ilouoomnld . , . .Watson Mnbol West, Qrctchcn Drown, Lollta Davis, Vera Wright, Btolla Van Vleet, Gertnudo West, Qrnco Dab cock, Ruth Wont. Winged Mcsscngors Rlnguot Margaret Mulkoy. Two Flowers Koollng Mainlo Eyro, March Trlumphalo Gobart Ovlcno Crnbtroo, Olon Powon, Rob bin FlBhor. I'nrt Second. Tho Woodland Drooklot ..Cnnchals Mabel Lloyd. Among the Palms St. John Nellie GraUonhorst. Merry Lads and Lassies ...Sanford Glen Powers. Cloister noli- Rend Ernoatlnn Roberta. Tho Drummer Boy Krogman Ovlono Crnbtroo. Tho Woodland "Danco ....Rnthbun Ethol Frailer. Sorenado Moszkowskl Mary Schultz. Pure as Snow , Lnngo Dorslo Gill. Volso Arnbonquo Lnck Lloyd Loo. Lotu Flowors Rlnguot Ponrl Hyre. Gypsy Queon Wnltzoa . . . .Goordorlor Ruth Wnldoplol, Nolllo Grnbonhorst KANSAS DAY AT THE A.-Y.-P. FAIR f Dainty Corset Covers 25c each Children's Rompers 50c and 35c Boys' Khaki two-piece suits, each 75c Men's Balbriggan Underwear, each ' 25c Boys' Swimming Tights 15c and 10c ROSTEIN & GREENBAUM 240-246 Commerc'al Street j HMinpimifiiiiMif nu nmni f hhi. Etll UH HHUUKU llf f lf iaililf 9 NOTICE! For Sale-A veryjchoicebuilding lot, closejto heart of city. Suitable for flats or residence'iFor information Jlrnlteil Pret Leased Wire. I Seattle, Wr.h., July 1. Sonator .InRnnh T? Urlatmi. f V.nu.. ...HI .... .. .,,,., , .kiiuuo, mil sponk nt tre exposition on Kansas day. July 10. At this tltno several thou and Kansas cltlzons will havo moved to tho Northwest, and nro planning to meet and entertain tho visitors from tho homo stato. Tho oniclnl dologatlor. will Inclnido many of tho loading mon of tho Btoto. Tho various commorclal clubs of nnnstvi nro oxploltlug tho excursion to the expo ltlon, and a consldornblo attondnnco Is oxpoctod nishop W. A. Qunrlo -will bo an othor prominent oltlzon of Kansas who will speak on that day, A apo dal program for tho entertainment of the delegation Is bolng nrrnngod (i . GIRL ANSWERS JAP'S AD FOR A WIFE ftlnlfed Vrrn l,fl wire.l 8an Itafnoi. Cnl.. July 1. Signed with the Initials "A. J. IC," n roply to tho matrimonial ndvortlsomont Is sued by a Japanese was received by n local ni'wspiinor today. , "I am only sixteen." tho lottor said, -uui i nm wni'ng to bof-omo your who. i navo inrgo mack eyes and dark hair, nnd if 1 must say It. n good figure. My homo life Is mo notonoiiR nnd I am willing to loavo." Tho roply on used much excitement among tho rosldonts of this place. NEGRO IN HIDING FROM ANGRY MOB (United Tttt Leased Wlre.1 Covington. La., July 1 Hidden In n "wnmp. curroundod by an angry mob of 300 mon. led by tho father of hli victim, Morris Bohom, a 17-year-old negro, accused of attacking a 9-year-old whit girl. Is threatened vIth banging today. Tho sheriff has wired the governor that ho Is lunablo to copo with tho situation, and troops may bo ordered to tho scene. see H. A. JOHNSON & CO. MURPHY BLOCKJ umamicninnui FOR HIRE Family Automobile I Tho big Haines 8-pussenger car for biro by tho hour or trip. Charges reasonable. I hughes & strong! Ileal Kfctate Denier With Hydo Bros. Electric Co. 134 N. Liberty 8U Phone 451 YALE IS BEATEN (Continued from Fngo 1) sorve. Ynlo wns hopelessly beaten, floundering ncross In ragged form. .io offlcn.. time wns: Harvard. 13:14; Yale. 13:23. Harvard followed up with another victory In tho freshman elght-onrcd race. Tho crimson babies literally crushed tho Ynlo crew, leading from the stnrt and finishing easily fifteen lengths In tho van. j no offlclnl time In tho freshman ovont wns: Harvard, 11:32; Yale, i:09. Weathor conditions wore nlmost Ideal for tho annunl Harvard-Yalo regatta today. A light southwest breeze that ruffled the surface of tho Thames threatened to mnko rnthor rough going-for tho frail racing craft but an hour before tho vnrsltv rnco it was apparent that washboards on tho snolls would bo unnecessary. Coaches Wray and Kennedy wont over tho course In Inuncfies early In tho morning. New London begnn to fill up with Harvard and Ynio men nnd visitors from surrounding cities early yester day. Tho city Is crowded and It Is estimated that fully 40,000 persons crowded tho excursion trains nnd tho launches that followed tho racers or found vnntage points nlong tho shoro. Desplto tho fnct that Ynlo money was plentiful, Harvard varsity eight ruled n 5-to4 favorite In tho betting. The crows hnd shown nlmost equal ability in trials against tltno nnd tho supporters of each appear confident. Hnrvnrd's victory last year, con pled with tho fact that within tho last 25 years tho crimson has not won two fliiccesslvo races, was pointed out lis an argument for n Ynlo vlo-tory. Tho moro tho barkoep trusts man tho leas his wlfo is apt to. o Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S O ASTO R I A FOUND DEAD IN HIS TUB United Press Leased Wire. J Now York, July 1. His throat bound with a sllkon cord, Young Yow, a Ohlneso Inundryman, was found doad In ono of his own tubs today, and tho pollco bollovo tho crlmo has somo bearing on tho mur dor of EIbIo Slgol. Yow had boon strangled to death and cait into tho tub by tho assas sins, according to all appearancoi. Chinatown dotecttves nro trying to discover a tnotlro for tho murdor, and nro convlncod that thoy will un oarth a connection with tho Slgel caoo. It Is tholr thooty that Youhr Yow know tho facto connected with tho murdor of tho Slgol girl, and tho dlsnppearanco of Loon Ling, sup posed to bo tho loader of the six OrlontaU lnvolvod In tho crime. Now hopo of capturing the Slgol murdarors lins sprung up In tho broaBta. of tho offlcors working on that caso today. Thoy bollovo that tho frush trail of tho Yow murder will lead thorn dlroctly to the sola tlon of tho otbor mystery AT BLY'S LITTLE THEATRE LAST NIGHT "I droppod Into Bly's thontro last night to sco 'Tho Girl of tho Qoldon West mnko her Inltlnl bow to Snlom," said a visitor thjs morning. "As tho ullls company hnd no progrnm nono oi tho ensto can bo mentioned Indi vidually. Tho leading lady ovldontly hnd n novoro cold, which inado her volco seem husky. But this was off set by Boino very clover acting. "Tho chap who taken tho pnrt of bnrtondor Is good. I hopo ho will continue to act In a serious vein. If ho does ho will bo heard from. Thoro was somo remarks mado about ob 8cono langungo from tho stago. If thoro was I didn't hear It nnd I was fn tho front row. There nro a whole lot of people who can mnko evil out of nlmost anything. "Mrs. C. H. Hinges sang Dreams of You.' It reminded mo of tho old Tivoln opera houso days In Snn Fran cisco boforo tho quake. Mrs. Hinges volco Is too, largo and too good for Bly's. 1 would liko to hear hor sing out of doors or in somo plnco largo enough for her range." The Bills Co. presents tonight "Slni nnd Its Follloc." ALBANY PEOPLE COMING TO FAIR Word was received this morning by tho Cherry Fair commlttoo from Secretary Strublo, of tho Albany Commorclal Club, that a large excur sion will como down from Albany Friday morning, tho 9th, to spond tho ontlro dny nt tho Ohorry Fair. Tho Albany pcoplo aro getting tho right spirit, and aro doing things which aro beginning to toll for that oxcollont Uttlo city. 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