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WKHT BIDK KNTKItl'R.HK, INDKPDNDENCE, OREGON
SALEM, OREGON.
ye are Ready
u-iii. Hi larget ticke end bt valu fur tii warm wathr
!nn A uul Willi u you wilt II ml th lltfrl aaaorttnent
,, ' 1.1 vniua. Onlv worthy atfl rrllatl garment r to
2? Mnd N nuw how low I It pile. (ueliiy mum I
right.
XtRODB"
SDRWBAR
Warm
Wea
thcr
Under
wear
Ybn you art
inly lo cou-
till I 111 UU-
linn w ar
rmly I dla
cua It wliu
you. W hav
nior and nltwr
than vr, aod
iHir prloM ar
particularly
lcaallig.
mmencement
wf-tlfwio near togradu-
.ii.h. day. ami
ihli ll to ilacius " l '
Uil Hi a"1"
.... .i,.n miuirh.
b,rt truilul lluof tblill
Pl vbli Uinw mat nr
puttd for III oecaaton ; or If
jour laal lead rather lo Hi
miaa l eolora, thr ar
Uimr ilk uiulU end other
urr .lulU ll If Tar.p.jr
itia4c. tllove, fUi and tiu
all.
Young Men
Tb mMl cor
ral l uw auiu
aulta mad
fur young m.n
apwolally, of
whlrb aiyl,
mil ami fabric
U absolutely
oorrwrtwltl
find hrJut
what lliy
want Wt ar
lh only Ur
making a -plaltv
of young
nini'a clothe.
11 U allow
t limit to you.
Furnishings
Newe about furolahlngs (or men
ar ut Mully and ealiafactor
liy rtwl In this "reading room"
ofticktar nl Imalrry aty la
for thmalwho gl a thought
to )! raiial appearatio and
comfort Might ay lu tbi
iwm, though, that (or lieaitly
of pattern, riohoww and value
(or cxnl, our offering hold the
blguet rank. t
Men's bu, alljth an
nvwiMt ahepwa, lie u $:i rt.
I
W
ASTIOCII.
cherries are
and grain i
itbcrriw ami
inJ plentiful
f
A.Goodrich of Lebanon apent
fx at this home of Allen
r
leremlni of Hv. John Krara
brtltid to rcH In t!io Carlmel
pry ber HunJaj.
Treat and ber daughter
Roger of Monmouth vlnled
Wuotler Sunday.
U.Ctlbreath pas9l through
wb Wedncuday enrout to
g'port.
'bert Clark and wifo are down
Blodgoiu Valley viaitin rela-
William Kurd of Independence
waa an Anlioch viinr thia wik.
Mr. and Mra. (Jeo. Foeter and
on Conrad of Yamhill county
were the jr."'''" of Mm. Fullback
Iat Haturday.
William Hcrren and laintly via
Uetl hi brother Charley at High
land Sunday.
rtGinnand Clark McCaleb
'Jy hauling cord wood for 0.
!'Jmtlt.
N Bertha Ohuu it working
JttUand.
W Shipley hag returned home
IVlnit with tinr erandfather
Faltnear Corvalli.
wice Wheolock who Uught
niontliH achool at Hebo. baa
ned hoiue to aiiend the
aer,
!' Walker and wife visited
't Monmouth Sunday.
M. Bonle haa rented Ira
'ranch and will more there
( large delegation from
ttdd the Children'
e'iM in the Chriatlan
l Monmouth tondey.
Martha IAa;. r n..
:ukf iatr n, UZaWth
aiaAr mar k r ml.
m w " a
bK coca
which ouly .pur on b ahj y w
lhu fr.7wVSial.lrok down, taded. nd
Sr'SU! '"Feed IMI-A on7lch blood
. fcl Ilk;. a "" V,, "), ivton,
-in4i wtthoMt ben. "V a. ire
lt waled a V?UL'j..uJ Uanr7
T. pi- "TEEMS for th. Fro
i akln "d kb-ja A
nte'a Common Soi " -.-(, ia
boo ol ori PV 'J"" ' rt..-,
Mr d Mr. Thee. Fn
t.de-a.rw4o.ti. exer
i..rwtl.4 WeeiUltkl. ,
Ilaflglou jrmitMa I la Wjr.
l'arailuilcal a It may m, lb grwat
majority at I lie ('biiailao prs of UiU
outltrv ha auuniMl an a till ml at
lriitaily with the aoiallwd iHi-)hH-
nan ruiiioaiani in in iiuo-jeian
War. Hi la fvclln of ariiiiiatii ailala.
ay in lloaioa I'ougrfgailoualUit, "not
at all iMN-auM riirlalrndoiu baa raad
to valu ChrlaiUnlty and long for It
Ultimata trluiiiiti Id Aala," but brua
It rtMHignli that J a pan' t gTalf tol
eration of ralluloua rlaw and lirr mo-
UiTult Inpulutof vleworTnr rowlltlona
for rellglou npagaiida and civilising
work which would b lniHlhl under
Uuaaiaa nomination. "Ia ber I'lrtt,
ber iHilltlcal and rellglou luatllutlona,
hfr agrarian lire." ohaerv th Nw
York Outlook, "Kuaata rprnU th
alitiNnth century, Japan th twen
tieth." Th New York Independent d
clar: lluwia elalma to ! nhtln the battle
of I'hrULnduro aaalaat a paaan nation.
It la nut ao M.jr lu aay which la tha
t'hrlallan nailnn. Japan alloaa llbarty of
roiisi Imri. Thara ara rnMiilMa of Chria
tlan chtiK'haa who eommand hr batlla
atilpa. who alt In har cabin!, who praald
or har parliament. Thar, la th. full
rlvlllaallon that haa arown out of Chrla
tlanlly puhllfl at huola, tha bwrt due lion,
th. Itialltulkiua of ttualnaaa ajt tao
Uiir. whh h ar tha product ft t'hrlallan
II r. Thla haa baan glvaa to Japan undar
lh tulalaa-a of t'hrlallan nation, frankly
adopted from thla and othar rountrlaa.
Thar ar. a ewnalllutlonal govarnmant,
aliMad rl.ra. ooarta and fraadom. Hut
what do we aa In ItuaaUT An aUaolulaly
autiirratla govarninant, with no local aalf
uv.rnmatit. no ooncraaa, no .onalltutlim,
no puhlla rhool aritn. no rnloua llb
rtr. ha Liukhotxirtal, th Jaw and th
Mil her n Vlnna gully forcad Into .ill
and lh Armanlana In lh Cauraaua drlv.a
lo franay by th rubtMn-y of th.lr church
and at hoola. Which la th Chriatlan ouun
IryT Th ayuipathy of America, aya th
I'ulvKWaliat Leader of lloaton, iuatlne-
lively go out to Japan, which country
ha been bullied by bar big neighbor
Into atrtklog th blow which may In
volve tb nation of lb world." Japan
I "tb rtauig aUB of th eaat," add
the rrewbytertan llanoer of Ptttaburg,
"and tb world hope to e It aacend
to the aeultb." The CbrUUaa I nielli
gprfrrr f New York eaye:
llowvr much aa Amartoana w may
rmmlMr th trmdllluiial frlendablp of
Huaala. may admlr. lh. peraonal charao
tr of th cur and aympathl. with th.
vry provar aaplratlon for an opn port,
w. cannot but wtah victory nuy com. In
tha praaat conflict lo tb Bunrla King
dom, th nation of tb aat which baa
ban lh flrt lo waloom th clvlllaaUon
f tb wC
Man rellglou paier, wbil fflm-
tJiv with Japan, tak
the view that thcr ar danger In the
Klthcr comhaUnt In cine
Janan wlua. aara the Western Chria-
i... at rinrlonaU. "there la
aom raaaon for apprehenalon of a 'yel
low twrtl' In th conaequeut aelf a-
.ortivi.na of Daanulim." Tb lUm i
Horn of Chicago conclude:
avlllaaUoo and Chrurttanlty pclally
. ,.. i,-h with anxl.tr lh.
outcoma. It will b. with analaiy which
.v.r lda win, for nlih.r KuaaU nor Ja
far. la aa yt M W b lh Iroaie. ot civil
IT at tha wor d. N.I
an nun tit m m - - - - . . . . .
tbar of Ihaui I clvlluad. and both of th.rn
ar far from criiianiaa. uw;
.7 ...... i. -nh J !... Con
BCly PUOIIO PP'I'twt "'- - .
idcHn that thla youna nation la rtmovd
only on geneiaw KT"?.
h prOBraUi Ulllievevi w. -
Jt admlrUn, but It mu.t be ftifmi
thai thl. vr pn.r ha
concltd and aalf aaaurod and In a aii.
further beyond tn. raacn o t.
Th I'antiollc ire apiwar to be dl
vlilwl lu the cxprenHlon of ayiupathlea
filioll! fit aen or Mirwauae imu
Ing toward Joimn. white the ltoaton
.n.,t nn.l the Snn Franrtaco Monitor
...r in.-l.i. Th New World of Chi
cago U enudiatle lu Ita aupport of the
i.. .st t lii. mntroverny auu
anva:
.. . ..i.. i.. . nniinn Ita irmpa
fhSmghoul in-lla. .Korea Jpan Chin.
and Turkey, we nui 7,V..i-
S h .-a. II U tru. but thay ar. Chrla-
.i i h mud roach ln
I.Korc;:M.hurta.n?Ch
b. maua t hrlauan befM lh ewtttrr
i, If Uicy ae, i iir"ii -----
'trumpet. ympalhy of Amarloan.
for Jln .Hat cnicny on v..
wri!..!' inlflllseneer of I'hlla
j... i.i. ..nrmuna Biinrl8e that o fevr
rellgtoua ..apere in their comment upon
the war have cuiphaelwHl the esHcntlal
.InfulncHa of all war. uy "
! " , tt aaka. that "war ahould
leem inevitable" and that
centuriea of preaching the gospel of th
rrlnc of lVac two nation ahould
ria-ht to etUe their difference
ty "fighting It out 11k beaata or aav-
ar And thla, aner an, ""
latent .ttltud from th Chrlatian
.A.l rwl ii4nt. A
wwy"
It may ewT- P, kn07
tat thee, ae only T5A JarMB- ta
la" Zr'TaTuS
MrfTnd Mra. 8am Nance were
up from PorU.d SunAay. Their
lUe Bow.ee returned witk then
dwiUTiaitle Ue m rj4
J. L."''Stocfcton:'-'C6
Jit the Old White Corner, SALEM
THIS buy, sprichtly "OM Homestead" Btoro of quality and reliability is
now goUitiK ready for another extenive improvement. Our new annex ijml
moBt completed. Hy July 15 we will be doing business in the largest floor
Zm. iiTlhe chy. Our 4 .to? will sUnd at the very P'
prosperity, a monument of strength and a public nefactor. y &f"n
iicss increases, which is evidence that the people like our ways of doing business.
Satin Girdle Shirt Waists SUiV L
CORSETS REDUCED of"
65c 25 per cent.
Hllk Hatln Olrdlr Id blu. pink On-Fourtb off th. forauer prle.
and whit. blM 18 to 24. or U(. Women and Children.
Hend for one. W py poeUge.
.J,.Ma.BaiMaMgaaajaMagaaMaWaawWa
4 New
White Parasob Yorchon Lacs
One-Half Price - Worth u ni ,0c ttivcei to
C& S St
Children's Wash Dresses reduced one-third . W 'V
STOCKTON'S Store is the home of quality and worth in the lines of 'Dry Goods,
Cthine Furnishings, Shoes, Lace Curtains, Trunks, Bags, Quilts, Blankets,
etc mpor?ed and lomestic goods of all kinds, just a little better and just a
little cheaper than you will Jind them elsewhere You can' miss the place.
Corner of Commercial an Court streets, where the new brick block is being erected.
The Old White Corner
SALEM
Ask the Apt for Tickets
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Union Pacific
Corvallis & Eastern RAoad
TO OKNt
ST. PAUL, DULUTH, MINNEAPOLIS, CHICAGO
at. teoia hd all oint
CT AND SOUTH.
3 TRAIN3 FROM PORTLAND DAILY
ml U ll.lln.an taniti.nl SLU( tOUl-
inruugii ' : .
let eleeping car daily to Omaha, Chi-
. . ini,l.i BlAonmir-araailT
Cairo, owaaun, .uv w r---. '
to Kaneas City ; -through Pullman tour
ist aleeptng care reooiwT
weeKiy w vuivjv - - - :t
reclining chair cars (.seat free) tbe
East aaiiy.
2
OVERLAND TRAINS DAILY
THE FLYER
THE FAST MAI
12
8H.Eb.PID SERVICE
UP-TO-DATE EQIIPMENT
COURTEOUS EMPLOYES
DAYLIGHT TRIP ACROSS CAB
CADE AND ROCKV MTN8.
For ticket., ratee, folder, and full in-
. .i nnn m adraaa rt . lilvlv-
lortiianoii um : .j a.
SON. City Ticket Agent, 122 3rd St.,
Portland.
8. G. YERKES, G. W. P. A.
613 First Ave., Seattle, Wash.
GL Hawkins
Dallas, Ore.
Marble and
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Klaftak
Granite
tfv lioi.amBtand Head-
K ' wrk ts
VEST SIDE ENTIRPRISI
$150 Per Year
70 Portland to Chica z 7(J
W W iUU- VMS,V
OATt?r.TTT la annira
FOE FROM PORTLAND FROM
Chicago Bait Lake, Denver,
r .l.j ft Wfti-th Omaha.
ATUI VlnllU II vat
Snecial Kanaaa City, 8t. 4.30pm
9:15 a m via Louia, Chicago and
Hunting- fcaau
ton.
Atlantic Salt Lake, Denver,
T.1 iTiWnrth.llmahl.
8 : 15 p tn via Kaneas City, 8t 10:30 a m
ton. and East.
c. T1 Walla Walla.LewlS-
FaatMail ton.Spokane.Wal
6 ara via lace, Pullman,
Spokane. Minneapolis, t
1 i T-i.i..u vrii
JHUI, UUIUUI,.UI1-
waukee, Chicago
and East. .
7:35 am
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
For San Francisco Every five days at
8 :00 p. ra. ror ABiona. way pomw u
North Beach Daily, except Sunday, at
8:00 p. m ; Saturday at 10:00 p. m.
n.ii. arlM. water Mrmitting. on
Will'amett an YemhlU river.
For fuller Information aak or wriU
your nert ucai agsni, w
' A. L. CRAIG.
Tb Oragoa Railread at Navigation
Oted.
BaJd wi Little lraeetii) imfeit
Uiihter f Mr- aad Mr. S. H
lUwi mmr JUocrU, Jt tlk
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..12:45 p.m.
.. 2:00 p.m.
. . 6:20 p. m.
6:45 a.m-
TIME CARD NO.
No. 2 For Yaquina:
Leaves Albany..
" Corvallis .
Arrives Yaquina.
No. 1 Returning:
Leaves Yaquina..
Leaves Corvallis 1 1 :30 a. v.
Arrives Albany 12:15 p. M.
No. 3 For Detroit:
Leaves Albany 7:00 a.m.
Arrives Detroit 12:20 p. m.
No. 4 trom Detroit:
Leaves Detroit 1:00 p. m.(
Arrives Albany. 5:55p.m.
Train No. 1 arrives in Albany in
time to connect with the d. r.
south boand train, as well as giv
ing two or three hoars in A'anr
before departure of S. P. Noita
bound train.
Train No. 2 connects with the
S. P. trains at CorvalUB ana A--cv
giving direct service to iewport
and adjacent beaches.
Train 3 for Detroit, Breitenbush
and other mountain resorts leaves
Albany at 7:00 a. m., reaching De
troit about noon, giving ample time
to reach the Springs same day.
For farther information apply to
Edwin Stone,
Manager.
T. Cockrell, Agent, Albany.
H. H. Cronise, Agent, Corvallis.
Geo. f Rocfam $ o
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