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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (May 30, 1911)
r i.E SUL. OADjT CAPITAL JmAl- 41,KM. iwnot. TUESDAY, MAY 30, 1911. STORE CLOSED TODAY A Great Sale of Ribbons Extra special, 1000 yards, widths from 4 inches to 6 inches, values to 75c a yard, All beautiful new colored warps direct from the looms new and fresh, every rece a gem of loveliness, The "Meyers Good Goods'1 kind. Absolutely pure silk heavy quality, Not the thin, sleazy kind used for sales, ou must see these to appreciate the values, .aiSlSSSSS IXFRESSIYE SERVICES. Special, yard 29c Seethe window of these, Careful and economic shop pers will do well to watch the papers, Reserve next Thursday for a "Shopping Day" at the Good Goods Store. You will need the time and will not regret the effort of being ready to take advantage of what will happen next Thursday, June 1, DONT FORGET Just received a Shipment of 1 Men's Ties Fancy silks, Scotch plaids an dchecks, Solid colors and combinations. Also an extra fine assortment of Wind sor ties in plaids, checks and checks, Solid colors and WGOFrPOfATEOs STRAW HATS FOR 1911 THEY ARE HERE GENTLEMEN! Right from Fashion's factories. The beat assortment of new hats In the city. A cool head Is a clear head. Get that clear head dur ing the hot days that are coming. OUK STRAW HATS ARE WIX JiEHS. They are here In all sizes and at prices that are right. IF YOU KEEI) A SUIT TO TAKE AWAY WITH YOU FOR THE SUMMER especially If you are going to the mountains or to the seashore you have a fine opportunity to get a good one for vory lit tle money. OUR MEN'S FURNISHINGS It's the detail of a Man's apparel that gives tone and character to his make up. WE HAVE THEM :! G. W.Johnson &Co. 141 N. Commercial St. Phone 47 ' Hotel Marlon Grill CITY NEWS. Full Hon rl ni Orchards In live and ton-acre tracts on ensy terms: See Derby & Wlllson. 5-30-2t June Records Are now In and you will have to hurry to get your choice. Phono graph on free trial. Come in and ask Hlllman & Peters about it, 247 North Commercial street. eod-tf Vehicles Several good second hand buggies at great bargains at Sara Manning's Implement house, foot of State treet 4-27-tf ' Good Groceries If you order from us you will get the right groceries at the right prices. J. M. Lawrence. Phone 311. Why Walt for an Orchard To grow, when you can get one on easy terms. Full bearing. Derhv & Wlllson. 5-30-2t Will be open ever night until 12 o'clock. Table d' note luncheon 12 to 2 p. m. dall, 50c. Tues-Thurs-Sat-tf Host and Latest TiernnN Out can be had at 247 North Com mercial street. Demonstration free. Also a phonograph will be given you for free trial. See Hlllman & Peters. eod-tf Surprise Mull Carrier Arthur D. Welch, the mall carrier on the South Salem route, and his wife were recently surprised by a crowd of his fellow workers, who called unawares at his home, S24 South Liberty street, presented the couple with two cozy rocking chairs, and then spent the evening In a pleasant social visit. Governor Makes Appointment Governor Wpst yesterday nnnnlntp.1 Charles H. Fisher and A. A. Dixon members of the board of regents for the University of Oreeon. not.h nre c.f Eugene Fisher is t'ie editor of the K i. crone Guard. the ladies' organizations marched to the South Commercial bridge and scattered flowers on the waters In honor of the sailor soldiers who gave up their lives on the high seas that the nation might be preserved. Afternoon Program. The feature of the afternoon pro gram was the parade and an address at Marlon Square by Hon. Wallace McCammant, the brilliant lawyer and orator of Portland. The parade formed at 2 o'clock with the right resting on Ferry and Lib erty streets and was lead by C. L. Dick, marshal of the day. Following him came the standard bearers and then the Salem Military hand and Company M. Then followed the mem bers of the G. A. R., the ladles' or ganizations in automobiles and the veterans of the Spanish-American war. The parade lead west on Ferry to Commercial and on that street to State and on State to High. Then it traveled north to Court and west to Commercial and north on that street to Marion Square where the exercises were held. The exercises consisted, besides the address by Mr. McCam mant, of selections by the band, mu sic, songs, and the reading of Lin coln's Gettysburg speech. HAS HO SUBSTITUTE f?owSi 'AlT K. . - - s . PERSONALS. Miss Mabel Townsend, of Orenco, has returned home after visiting her uncle, Henry Powell. Mrs. C. E. Townsend and son, Guy, of Hillsboro, are visiting Salem relatives. A. E. West, brother of Governor West, visited Salem relatives yester day. "Ab" can not resist the call of ; the meat cleaver, and has opened a wholesale and retail butcher shop at I Rlckroall. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McNary and Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Smith attended the rendition of Macbeth by Sothern at Portland last night. Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Waters and children have removed to Portland. The mayor and his family will be ; friends. Tyvs o I trio o C 'THE IMPROVED ffOAT LA CED missed by their Salem I Col. and Mrs. Hofer visited Port- land friends yesterday and returned Crowds Cheer In Seattle. Seattle, Wash., May 30. Holiday crowds lined the streets today and cheered veterans of the Civil war In Memorial Day parade parade. Sol diers from Fort Lawton, the national guard, naval militia and civic organ izations brought up the rear. Ceremonies Impressive. Bellingham, Wash., May 30. Two most Impressive Memorial services were held here today, the first when the ladies of the Woman's Relief Corps scattered flowers on the wa ters in honor of the departed sailors; the second when flowers were scat tered over the resting place of a score or more of miners who years ago lost their lives in the Blue Can yon coal mine and in whose memory a monument has recently been erect ed. The usual Decoration Day pro gram was held in the local theater. "To the Unknown Bend." Portland, Or., May 30. Grand Ar my posts, Spanish war veteran camps, relief corps, fraternal organi zations and citizens of Portland to day observed Decoration Dny by par ticipating in various programs and decorating the graves of the dead. A "monument to the unknown dead" WaS dedicated nr the lUllumilHo nm etery this forenoon by the A. J. Smith Grand Army post. During the afternoon parades were held In East and West Portland In which Civil War veterans marched shoulder to shoulder with the young er veterans of the Spanish-American war. Absolutely Pure The only baking powder mado from Royal Crape Cream of Tartar K3ALUM,Ka LIME PHOSPHATE No Loiiuer llnrehed. San Francisco. Mnv an by regulars and National Guardsmen numbering 2.500. the nn veterans of the Civil war marched i rum van iess avenue to the Presi dio, where Memorial Day exercises were heJd. The veterans carried their old battle flags, as well as bunches of flowers in the muzzles of their guns. For the first tlmo in tha history of Decoration Day parades nere, mey nm not attempt to march me enure instance. Los Angeles, Cal May 30. Los Angeles and Its mihnrhs elaborately in Memorial services. The dead of the Civil and Spanish-American wars, the soldiers who fell in the battles of the Philippines and the neioes or naval engagements were all remembered. Probably the most 1 vice was held at Venice, wherj ilow- ers were cast upon the watcu of the Pacific in honor of the sailor dead. In Los Angeles monster memorial services were held at. tho Temnlo mi. ditorlum and in Central Park. o For Sale Strawberry crates and hallocks. Salem Fruit Union. 5-30-tf All Aboard for the Modern Woodmen Picnic The siwrlnl trnln tn U'raulknm m leave State street at 8:30 a. m. -Thursday morning. Round trip fare is fiHc. Anyone wishing to attend our annual picnic will be made welcome and are invited to join with us. This train will return tn Snlem nfrer tho ovoi-. rises of the evening are over. W. W. Hill, Vice President. Reduces a Fine- Governor West vesterdav rWliirnrl the fine imrtosoil uiion Thonina Hnl- man, of Tillamook county, for con tributing to the delinquency of a child, from $1000 to S7K0. Tim re duction was made upon the recom mendations or Judge Galloway and District Attorney McNary. Ilolman's friends will nnv the fine nnrl na nnnn as they do Holman has agreed that! ne win leave tne country. Governor Makes Appointment Governor West today re-appointed Rev. Phillip Bauer, chaplain at the state penitentiary. At the session of the last legislature an act was passed providing that the Catholic church should also be represented by a chap lain at the state prison and pursuant to It the governor appointed Father A. Moore to represent that demonlna-tlon. Appoints Tubercular Board Governor West this forenoon ap pointed Dr. E. A. Pierce, of Portland; Geo. F. Rodgers, of this city city, and Leslie Butler, of Hood River, as members of the state tubercular board. All the members, save But ler, are reappointments. By an act passed by the last legislature, Dr. Andrew Smith, president of the state board of health, and Calvin S. White, secretary, are made members of the board. A Word of Thanks "So many of my dear friends have shown me their sympathy in my great bereavement, by word of mouth and by touching letters, that it seems im possible for me to answer each sep arately as I would like to do. So I take this method of expressing my gratitude to all who loved my dear wife while living, and have so plain ly shown their sympathy for me in my great loss since she has passed on. My great hope is In the blessed Savior's promise. 'Your sorrow shall be turned to joy.' " P. S. Knight. o The Eugene Power company is re sisting municipal electric light and power. . , - STATISTICAL. MARRIED. CASSIDY-MACK-rAt the Hotel Sa lem, Monday afternoon, May 29, 1911, Miss Pearl Mack to Walter A. Cassidy, Rev. P. S. Knight officiat ing. The young couple reside near Stay ton, and left last night for that town. Mr. and Mrs. John Mack, parents of the bride, accompanied the newly married couple. I 9 f N 1 .iT7k''svl a if E N l-m VA ill . wm I k 11 II II. G. Shipley Company Beg to announce the exclusive agency of Talmadge Printing Co Room 4, Tatton Block Society and Commercial Printing executed promptly. Give an lowa'printer a call. 36 Acres Highly Improved Four and one-half miles north of Salem on good rock road, all cleared, good family orchard In fine bearing condition, all kinds of fruit, 8 acres of beaver dam land, 16 acres of vetch 7 fcr 8 acres of kale, corn, etc. Good 8-room house, ' hard finished, good barn. Two fine springs and running stream through the place. Compara- i tively level soil, with the exception or the beaver dam, is sandy loam, finest of peach land, will raise any thing. The place is well worth $400 per acre but owner has a large farm aside from this and cannot take care of the two, for a limited time offers this tract for $7500, part cash and balance easy terms. HE CUT EL & HTXOX 347 State Street 20 Acres Timber Second growth fir, will cut 100 cords to the acre. Seven miles from Salem and in one mile' of the river. Lies comparatively level, rich black loam with running -v stream. Price, $2650; $650 down and balance $200 per year, no interest, no taxes. 80 ACRES One and one-half miles of Falls City on good road, telephone and ru ral mail delivery. Good five-room house and large barn new and paint ed.. The soil Is known as big fern land, a rich loose .black loam easily worked and never packs. There is good young orchard on the place, containing all kinds of fruit also all kinds of berries including strawber ries, raspberries, etc., lies compara tively level and nearly all under cul tivation, rest easily cleared with the exception of an acre or more of tim ber. A running stream so situated that the entire place can be irrigated if necessary. Price $4000. $1-200 Will buy a five-room house in sightly location, three blocks of carllne and one block of macadam street. Two lots, each 75x150, fine garden and strawberry patch and some fruit and shade trees. Good barn, chicken house, etc., and city water. These lots alone are well worth the money. FURNISHED HOUSE Six room house and large lot, 75x 150 feet, nice garden, good barn, east front, flowers and fruit trees. Owner wishes to go east and, for a short time offers this at a bargain price of $1500, including furniture. BKCHTEIi & BYNOX, 347 State Street Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S C A STO O I A Cottage UndertaI,fnq Parlors. Modern in every detail. Lady assist ant. Corner Cottage and Chemeketa. Phone 724. o A Tight fin mo. Washington Park. Los Angeles. Cal., May 30. .Vernon defeated Sac ramento in the morning game by a score of 3 to 2. Both teams played tight ball for the first few Innings, when things broke loose and the Hooligans came out on top after a hot slugging match. All the scores came In the eighth Inning, when the Sena tors led off with two runs and the Farmers rallied immediately and came buck with three. i o Never hesitate about giving Cham berlain's Cough Remedy to children It contains no opium or other nar cotics and can be given with implicit confidence. As a quick cure for coughs and colds to which children are susceptible, It is uisurpassed. Sold by all dealers. MIGHT SOT RE ALIVE McMinnvllle, Tenn. Mrs. OcleJett, of this place, writes: "I don't believe I would be living today, if it hadn't been for Cardui. I lay in bed for 27 days, and the doctor came everyday, but he did me no good. Finally, he advised an operation, but I would not consent and instead took Cardui. Now I am going about the house, do ing my work, and even do my wash ing. Cardui worked wonders in my case. I am in better health than for five years." Cardui Is. a strengthen ing tonic for women. It relieves pain tones up the nerves, builds strength. Try it. At your druggist's. I!. M. V. MKXDKIiLSOX DOCTOH OF OPTICS. I.II..U.I.II...H in iii mi i ii i in,, miii,,,.,..,,.., ,i ; ; - ., , i- ? it' t y f I'URMAXEXTLY LOCATED AT ItOOMS 210-21 1, UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK K BUILDING. The eye is so intricate in its mechanism, so delicate In its struc ture, so full of complexities, that it is understood by few. Whatever can be provided by practical experience, whatever can be done by minute and complex machinery, whatever mav be yielded by careful and accurate testing is. at your services the min ute you enter my institution. Be tween the old-fashioned "spectacle fitting'' and modern optical service, there Is a very wide difference and this difference counts in the pres ervation of the sight. Sly new method for iiistitiitaums hight-testinc is endorsed by tin high est medic 1 nutl'crities. Twenity-nine years' experience In handling difficult cases ought to make some diiTerer.cn. Notwithstanding the modern methods emnloy.Nl in c aminihg the eyes, no extra charge is made for this service. Glasses are so moderate In price that anyone can rffcrd them, and you can rest assured that they witl ii.it be recommended if you do not nsrd them. THE ENTIRE PROBLEM LIES IN THESE THREE WORDS, RIGHT LY FITTTED LENSES. YOUR CASE WILL NOT TUZZLE DR. MENDELLSON. Office hours from 8:30 to 12 and from 1 to 5. By special appoint ments In the evening. ' Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday; May 31, June 1, 2 and 3. Mrs. L. C. Redding Who will conduct a demon stration and exposition sale, says "the secret of the fine lines that M0DART Corsets give to the figure lies in an IMPROVED PRINCIPLE of front lacing .which is to be found only in the M0DART, "So Eeasy to Adjust, Too." Let Mrs, Redding fit the . proper M.0DART model to your figure and see for yourself the wonderful figure building possibilities of of this corset, PLEASE NOTE Our June Clearance Sale starts Thursday morning, June 1st. GENUINE CLEARANCE SALE PRICES ON SPRING LINES Quality merchandise. Popular prices. U. G. Shipley Company s 145-147 North Liberty Street, s 4 4 j 11 MORE DAYS t 0? the FOKCED-OUT SALE and the firm of Damon & Foster will I discontinue business ' In Salem, X WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY SPECIALS PnrnnHnn Cream . QSn rlri7pn A Creamery Butter 25c pound ( t Gold Dust 20c pkg. M Hit V.U rKUT J A US Pints 65c dozen vuai is .., ui; UU6CU Half gallons $1.00 dozen f The fruit season will soon he here. NOW is the time to lay In a t supply of fruit jars at ACTUAL COST. . NEW TODAY. )c s(c sf? sfc )jc 9f sk sfc sf. sf sjc 5(( si )Jl sjt FOR SALE Fine residence, 935 Oak street. Price reasonable. Call at premises. 5-30-3t WANTED, PLAIN SEWING, 376 Bel mont street. 5-30-lwk DRY WOOD for sale. Phone 1419 or 1888 or call at 170 S. Fifteentli street. fi-30-3t FOE. SALE Second hand one-horse farm wagon and a light buggy and two-seated spring wagon. Address 803 Broadway. 5-30-3t FOR SALE 5 acres, big new house and barn, not finished, one mile east of asylum. Price $1650, very easy terms. Address John Van Laanan. care of W. M. Egan, Gervais, route 2. 5-30-3t FOR SALE Three fresh Jersey hei fers. Inquire at new Yew Park grocery store. ii-!U-3t FOR SALE Residence and large lot with natural shade trees, corner Mission and Twelfth streets, with fine modern Improvements and mission finish. For a short time only. E. Hofer & .Sons, 201 U. S. Nat. Bank building, Salem, Ore. 4-29-tf FOR SALE H-rooni house and lot, one block from fair grounds store. Price $350. Address John Van Laanan, care W. M. Egan Gervais, Route 2. !i-30-3t FARM FOR SALE 30 acres close to a good town, just outside city lim its, electric light, telephone, city water. Good land, all clear, or chard, prunes, apples and cherries. Good house and barn. G. C. Bolter, 2016 Trade street. Phone 1894. r.-30-lt GREAT BARQA1N Six room house in good condition, chicken house, woodshed and fruit trees, seven teenth, near D street. For a short time at $2100. E Hofer & Sons, 201 U. S. National bank, Salem Oregon. 4-29-tf .Near Oakland, California The only Woman's College on the Pacific Coast. Chartered 1885. Near two great Universities. Ideal climate throughout the year. Entrance and graduation requirements equivalent to those of Stanford and University of California. Laboratories for science with modern equip ment. Excellent opportunities for home economics, library study, music and art. .Modern gymnasium. Special care for health of students, out-door life. President, Luella Clay Carson, A. M Litt. D., LL. D. For catalogue address Secretary, Mills College 1. O., California. Norwich Union Fire Insurnace Society. Buigliardt ii Meredith, Resident Agt 385 STATE STREET. MONEY TO LOAN THOS. K. FORD Over Ladd and Bush Bank. Salem, Or GEORGE M. POST ARCHITECT Corner State & liberty Sts, Salem, Oregon. Room 1, Gray Dlk. Phone 804. TYPEWRITERS i ALL MAKES Bought Sold Rented Repaired Ribbons Rollers Surmlies See Me Before Yon Do Anything C M. LOCKWOOD Phone ' 008 Main 214-lfl N. Corn St. ' Salem. Or. -. TTMMMTTTTTTTTvMTTMMTMTTTMMTTTTTMMTTTTtT4tTTfMfTfTTfTtTtfTTtTTTTTTt t t M M M M M ..3) LUGH r RE E IG VAUDEVILLE SHOW It's my business to please and amuse you. BIG MATINEE EVERY DAY tUT.TmMMtltMMWHmmTMtHHHHttMMHMiMlttllttMtMHtTHtHttTMtHMittilltMMttllttMtiMitlHtttTi -