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.DAILY CAPITAL. JOURNAL, -SALEM, OrlEQON, MONDAY, JUNE 13, 1904.
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SALEM
RAILWAY
MATTERS
Special Meeting to Hear the
Report of the. Falls City
Committee
The Salem Electric Light and
Power Plant Changes
Hands Once More
Tho Salem Commercial Club will
meet Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock,
sharp, at tho police court rooms to
hear a report from tho special com
mltteo on the Falls City, Dallas & Sa
lem railroad. This Is a very Im
portant meeting, and Chairman Til
nuon Ford will report the findings of
the committee, which has been at
considerable troube to got at the
facts.
Tho committee has been to Falls
City, and hayo also made some Inves
tigation as to securing right of way
and terminal facilities In West Salem.
Tho meeting Tuesday evening will
probably 'will decide tho fato of this
matter, and those who aro Interested
la the welfare of tho city should at
tend. Chief Engineer Covert, of Dallas,
Is expected to bo present, and give
all Information that la proper to como
before a public meeting. Salem peo
ple should turn out and help this en
terprise If they havo any faith In their
town as a railroad center. Tho Falls
City country wodld open more trade
to our community than any other lino.
A commlttoo of tho Independence
Improvement Club is In the city to
day, to meet a committee of tho' Sa
lem Commercial Club on the matter
baking-powder
flavoring utractt
plcca
oda
colTr
are safe; x you needn't gel
cheated in them, Schilling's
Best are not only pure and
true, but generous.
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fCC CREAM in paper pails
to take home
; ; 1 -2 Pt in paper pail 1 0c ! '.
' 1 pint in paper pail 1 5c ; j
; ; 1 quart in paper pail 25c : ;
: : 1 -2 gal in paper pail 50c
at
Zinn's
J 154 State St. Phone 1971 J
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j Wall Paper I
Latest designs in stock, 0
J and good work guaran-
teed. We have the small
store and small prices
J E. L. Lemmon I
J 299 Liberty St.
Phone 2475
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: : Strawberry
; i Shortcake
At the
I White House
:: Restaurant
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George Bros. Props, t
Mason Jars
Pints 60c per doen. Quarts 70c. Half gallon 90c. j j
Don't delay- You'll want to can berries in a few j
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days.
ATWOOD p FISHER
Pnone 57 1 . Corner Commercial and Court.
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of extending tho Monmouth and Inde
pendence motor line to Salem. Tho
commlttoo Is composed of C. A. Hur
ley, J. M. Stark and Walter jLyons,
and tho Salem Club commlttoo con
sists of F. N. Derby, Geo. W. Johnson,
H. W. Meyers, J. L. Stockton and
Mayor Waters. The gentlemen met
at 2 o'clock at Mr. Derby's ofilco, and
went over tho details of the proposed
extension. It would tap the Falls
City trade, Just tho same as tho Dal
las road, and connect with Dallas by
tho S. P. Co. It Is claimed for tho In
dependence line that they would havo
but eight miles of track to build to
reach this city, as against 14 to Dal
las. Tho tlmo Is past whon those
towns In "tho valley avoid a railroad
connection with Salem, but now all
aro seeking to connect up with tho
Capital City.
Z. J, Rlggs left last evening for
Corvalll8, where tho State Board of
Pharmacy, of which he Is a member,
will hold a meeting to examlno a num
ber of the O. A. C. graduates. The
board will also hold a so3slon in Port
land. District Attorney-elect J. H. Mc
Nary went to Albany this morning on
business.
Chas. Cochran, of Eugene, was In
tho city yesterday, visiting with Prof.
Willis McElroy, and assisted In the
military band concert In tho afternoon.
1 Misa Jennie Griffith Dead.
Mies Jennie Griffith died at her
homo In tho Waldo Hills Saturday
night of heart disease, after an Illi
nois of less than a week. Deceased
was born In Marlon county 38 years
ago on tho home place where she
died. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.
C. Griffith, survive her, as do also
three brothers and three sisters, Dr.
J. C. Griffith and Dr. L. F. Grlfllth,
of U1I3 city, and Carl C. Griffith, who
Is studying medicine in Portland,
and Mrs. Geo. A. Peebles, of Weston;
Mr?. L. H. McMahon, of this city, and
Mrs. A. W. Glesy. For many years
deceased had suffered from heart
trouble, but was always cheerful and
was always known to all of her ac
quaintances for her sunny disposition.
Tho old homestead In tho Waldo Hills
was named by her "The Lilacs," and
is ono of the landmarks of Marlon
county.
The funeral will be held at tho
residenco on Tuesday afternoon, and
will bo in charge of Rev. P. S. Knight,
of this city.'". ""r .
Sunday Band Concert.
Tho band concort at Marlon squaro
yosterday afternoon was ono of the
best of the year, and the organization
is showing marked Improvement un
der tho able leadership of Prof. Mc
Elroy. Ho was assisted yesterday by
Mr. Davidson, a trombone player of
ability, and Mr. Cochran, a 'splendid
cornetlst. Both gentlemen will prob
obly bo retained during the summer,
If suitable arrangements can be made.
The concert was enjoyed by a largo
number of people.
All
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Heaping Measure
Nearly all the grocers are carry
ing our fine pure cream of tartar
BAKING POWDER
"Eppley's Perfection" is fully
recognized as being a'l that la
claimed for it. Then again
2 there's 0 oz. in a glass jar and not
in a uselees can.
Buy it. Try It.
Phone Main 1041
C. M. Eppley
FINE GROCERIE8.
Nineteenth and Stato Street
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RAGLANS
SERIES
Win Four Straight Games
From the Albany Leaders
Standing of the Clubs.
P. W. L. PO
Salem 27 18 9 G66
Albany 17 9 8 528
Eugene 29 17 12 587
Roseburg 28 9 19 315
Saturday's Games.
At Albany Salem 8, Albany 3.
At Roseburg Roseburg 10, ' "Eu
gene 3.
Sunday's ames.
At Albany Salemi 5, Albany 4.
Eugene 4, Roseburg 2.
Tho Raglans covered themselves1
with glory at Albany last week by
taking the four gamoa of tho Berlos,
getting two shut-outs, and otherwise
demonstrating their superiority as
tossers. They arrived homo this
morning, and; will go up against tho
Eugene "Blues" at tho home grounds
this week, tho first time those two
teams have played this year on tho
homo grounds. Tho games will be
watched with interest by tho fans, as
theso teams are tho leaders, Albany
having dropped to third place, owing
to her poor showing last week.
The feature of tho Sunday gamo was
a homo run by "SI" Davis in the tenth
Inning, winning the game for Salem1.
PERSONALS
Alderman A. Gesner went to Oro
gon City this morning.
Miss Tressa Modlt, who Is teaching
school near Gervals, spent Sunday
with her parents.
W. G. Day and family, of Eugene,
will remove to this city, and mako
tholr future homo horo.
Mr3. Gorman, of Cottage Grove, Is
visiting a few days at tho homo of
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Keone.
Judge and Mrs, L. D. Henry left
this morning for Hood River, where
they will attend tho Grand Army
meeting.
Steve Chadwlck, of Colfax, Wash.,
who spent Sunday In tho city with
his people, left for his homo this
morning.
Mrs. C. P. Bishop and Mrs, S. C.
Dyer left this morning for Portland,
where they will nttend the Eastern
Star meeting.
Miss Ernestine Halloy left this af
ternoon for Portland, where she will
visit a few- days boforo going to As
toria, to sp.ond tho summon v
Ed. C. Hogue, of Albany, who has
been reporting for Tho Journal, Is
visiting with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. C. Hogue, of that city.
Mrs. Edwin Stone and Misses Ther
esa Collins and Julia Dorgan, of Al
bany, are In tho city to attend tho
recitals of Dr. Parviri today and to
morow. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Read, of Port
land, spent Sunday ln tho city. Mr
Read returned this morning. Mrs.
Read will remain, tho guest of Mrs.
A. F. Hofer for Bomo tlmo.
Mr. and1 Mrs. W. J. Clarke, of ner
vate, passed through tjils morning,
on route homo from an extended trip
to the St. Louis-fair, and other points
of intorest in the East and South'
Mrs. J. W Young, wife of Alderman
Young, left this morning for a three
months' trip In tho East. Sir owlll
visit with- hor homo peoplo In Illinois,
and will probably extend hor trip to
other Eastern points.
Mrs. J. A. Sellwood returned from
Albany this morning, where fihe
spent Sunday with Rev. arid Mrs.
Coney, formerly of thlb place. Rev.
Coney 1b about to leave for his old
homo in England, where hl brother
Is said to bo in very poor hoalth,
Conrad Krebs loft Saturday for
California, where he will spend sev
eral days, and from there will go to
tho St. Louis fair. After a week's
visit he will leavo for an extended
tour of Europe, and will not return for
several months.
Eric Kloppln was in tho city yoster
day, visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Kloppln. Ho is with tho Em
pire Stock Company, a theatrical or
ganization which has been playing an
engagement in Portland, and took
this opportunity to visit his homo
folks.'
8outh Salem Personals.
Mlsa Marguerite Bozorth, of Port
land, came up Saturday oronlng, and
will spond a few weeks visiting her
sister, Miss Inez Bozorth, in this city,
Ralph Conn, of Portland, spent Sun
day with relatives la South Salem.
Chtttim Batfc
Highest Prlca paid at Fry'a
Drug Store, Salem, Oregon.
Parties desiring to hold tholr
bark for higher prices, will bo glv
on Free Storage at our warehouse.
Wo aro tho largest buyoro of
Chittlm Bark, Orogon Grapo Root,
Oregon Balsam of Fir and Bees
Wax. Wo will buy for cash, sell on
commission, or glvo you froo Btor
age. Write or call upon ua bororo
you sell. DANIEL J. FRY, Wholo
salo and Retail Druggist, Salem,
Oregon.
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ALBANY
TRAIN
ACCIDENT
Jasper Custer Cut in Two by
an Excursion Train
Jasper Custer, of Albany, was killed
by tho Corvallis & Eastern excursion
train last night. The train was re
turning from Detroit, where tho day
had been spent Just how tho acci
dent happenod la not known, but in
somo way Custer fell from tho moving
cars, and was cut in two. Ho was a
son of Ruel Custor, of Marlon coun
ty, and leaves a wife and two child
ren. Ho was an employe of the Al
bany Brewing Company, and a mem
ber of several organizations, and was
well liked by hia many acquaintances.
Reduced Rates to 8t Louis Exposition
The Southern Pacific Company will
sell round trip tickets at greatly re
duced rates to St. Louis and Chicago
on account of tho St.Louls exposition
on tho following dates Juno 16, 17,
18; July 1, 2, 3,; August 8, 9, 10, Sep
tember 5, 6, 7; October 3, 4,5.
Going trip must bo completed with
in 10 days from date of sale, and pas
sengers will bo permitted to start on
any day that will enable them to
reach their destination within tho
ton-day limit. Return limit 90 daya,
but not later than December 31, 1904.
for full Information as to rates and
routes call on agent of S. P. Co., at
Salem.
" June 7th has been, authorized as tho
sale date for Louisiana Furchaso Ex
position tickets, in addition to ealo
dates previously announced for Juno,
This concession has been mado to ac
commodate Oregon people; and will
enable them to bo at tho Exposition
on Oregon; Day, Juno 5th.
W. E. COMAN, Gen. Pas. Agt.
New Dentist.
For tho benofit of those employed
during tho day, I will keep ofllco
hours from 7 to 8 evenings, and from
10 to 12 Sundays. Phono Main 1671.
Gray building. 5-24-tf
I Wheals
Some peoplo havo them in
their heads, but wo put thorn
onto vehicles. Wo havo a fine
lot of buggies, spring wagons,
carts, buck-boards, etc., all
new, mado at home. Also a
new democrat wagon with long
distance axlos, at a bargain.
Lot of second-hand wagons,
buggies, carts and othor ve
hicles. See what wo offer, and
save money. Horse shooing a
specialty, by C, W. Armstrong.
Romombor tho Salem Wagon
factory, on North Liberty St.
Werner Fennel
Proprietor.
j ; Bicycle
1 1 Repairing
We do all kinds of Bi- I
I cycle Repairing and do f
it lirst class.
Work called for and
delivered. Baseball and i
! Lawn Tennis supplies.
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i Salem Gun Store
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Proprietor. !
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C. P. BISHOP, Poj.
Reform School Supplies.
Sealed proposals arq hereby request
ed for furnishing the Oregon Stato
Reform' School with supplies for tho
next six months, ending December 31.
1904. Lists, with specification, will
bo furnished upon application to the
superintendent. All bids must bo In
by Juno 28th. N. H. LOONE5Y;
6-13-16t Superintendent;
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, i IB Rina wu new Nirajra
The Kind You Hew Mays Bosgtt
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For a short time
! only will the rem-
nant sale last at
the old
Cronise Studio,
Over tbe New York Racket Store.
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Gives Vigo, Life and Energy
to the
Invalid
i and satisfies and pleases the
Healthy
Salem
Beer
Bottled especially
Salem Brewery
Association
Office. 1 74 Commercial Street. Phone, Main 21 31
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Thore were Spring stuffs to
select wo'vo done that.
Thoro were Spring styles to do
oldo on we've dono that.
Thoro wero trimmings to pick
out wo'vo dono that.
There was tho tailoring to look
after and lots of littlo stylo
ldnlcs and things to seo to, that
shouldn't escape wo'vo looked
uftor all of them.
Now all is plalo sailing for you.
Tho prices were, also, taken In
to consideration! and mado fa
vorablo to you.
$8.00, $15.00 up to $25.00 for
Suits or Top Coats you'll bo
proud to wear. ,
HATS AND HABERDASHERY
Ju6t bristling all over with
Spring newness.
We have never yet charged a
man a cent for looking all he
wanted to.
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Condensed Milk.
Minister Chadwlck cables that the
mission to Ralsull left Sunday with
tllo sultan's answer to the demand of
the Morocco bandit.
Tho strike of the Santa Fo macula
lsts will be materially aided by call
ing out tho boiler makers and black"
smiths.
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