DAILY CAP ITAXi JOUBN AX BAX3M, OREGON", SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1905.
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AMUSEMENTS.
i HiiHtniniiiiiiiuj.
TONIGHT.
Edison Vaudeville,
Arnold's Dob and Oat Show 9250 Act.
Tlio talont at tho Edison is giving
great satisfaction this week, as the
crowded houses at each performance
prove. Trnlnor and Wilson, with their
ridiculous talking and singing skit, con
tinuo to keep the audlonco in good hu
mor. Goodwin, West and Goodwin pre
sent ono of tho best laugh-producers
ever socn in Balcm. i J. Byrd sings a
beautiful sone, which is splendidly lllus
tratcd. Tbo Goodwin duo please with
tholr Irish skotch and clever dancing.
Tho Edisonoscopo shows motion pictures
of a train wreck in tho Alps, Switzer
land, tho "Mnglc Sword" and tho
"Spanish Inquisition," and smiles and
tears. Next week a program never be
foro cquallod at this popular playhouse
will bo presented for your approval,
Wlil DO prescnieu lur yuur ujijiruvui,
lio ndod by tho great nnd only Bar-
nold's comedy dogs nnd cats, and in
eluding Prof. Leo Worloy, n musician
of national reputation nnd Miss Loulso
Lister, from London, England. Miss
Lister is n groat lightning clmngo ar
tist. Tho illustrated song will bo en
trusted to a young lady who Is already
becoming a favorite with tho Salem
nudlcnccs, Helen Vance. New and In
teresting motion pictures by tho Edison
oscopo comploto tho most costly bill
uver seen nt tho Edison theatre.
New Edison Theatre
T. J. Byrd, Manager.
Wook commencing Monday, May 8,
3005. Entortalnment for old and young
GOODWIN, WEST" & GOODWIN CO.
Will prosont "An Original Conception"
and "Fnthor's Friend."
MISS HELEN VANOE
Sings a boautlfully pictured melody.
TRAINER AND WILSON,
A duo of up-to-dato fun-makers.
TID3 FAMOUS GOODWINS,
Promior song nnd danco artists.
F. J. BYRD,
Singing Illustrated Songs.
EDISONOSOOFE.
Interesting nnd laugh-producing pic
tures. Matlneos Wednesday and Sat
urdays. Admission, any seat, 10 conts.
3 SHOWS A NIQHT-3
Get a Good
Buggy Robe
Wo have tho flucst assortment wo'vo
over shown, nil weights nnd qualities.
Tho neat, medium weight wool robei
-are especially desirable. Just tho thing
to set off your now rubber tired run
about. B ggy Whips
Some great vuluos In whips from tho
vhcapost to the best. Our 25c, 35c nnd
B0-ccnt whips wo think will Interest
you. The dollar quality usually brings
$1.23.
Baggy Oil and
Axle Geese
The sorts that will not gum and
"tnr," Get n can of buggy oil with
tho snout on it, nnd throw away your
old dirty bottle.
F. A. Wiggins'
Implement House, 258-257 Liberty Bt
Farm Implements, Wheels, Automo
biles, Sewing Machines and Supplies.
Having stored more oil than was nec
essary, tho Standard Company insists
that tho common people must pay for
the evaporation.
Waste Basket
VB
Money Getting;
PRINTING
Why use the one when you
can get the other the dif
ference in cost is but a trifle
and the satisfaction of using
the best is considerable.
ELLIOTT
Thone 2953 217 Commercial St.
PEOPLE ARE
GROWING MORE
RELIGIOUS
Statistics compiled by Rev. Dr. H.
TC Pnrrnll ntiil Pu. Tr Ti T. T.nnnnril
-upset tho poplilnr impression that tho
people of tho United States nre not us
religious as they used to be. At least
thov show 'that thn mpinhnrlili nf thn
Christian churches is irlcrcnilng moro
rapidly than tlio population of tho Unit
ed States, notwithstanding tho enormous
immigration, which now amounts to
three-quarter of a million n year. Ac
cording to tho calculations of tho cen
nua uurcuu, uiu uumuii mcrcuso m jiupu-
lntlon is 1.87 per cent, whiio tho increaso
sus bureau, tho unnunl increnso In popu-
In church membership for tho year 1D04
was u trlflo moro rapid, being 1.02 per
sent. Tho net gain of nil Christian de
nominations was 532,878 communicants,
a slight falling olt from tho gain In
1003. Thcro was nn Incroaio of 2310
churches nnd 1074 clergymen during tho
year. The Roman Catholic church
membership nf tho country has risen
to over 10,000,000; Methodist to over
0,000,000: Baptists, G.1G0.81G; Luther
an, 1, 780,700; Presbyterian, 1,007,707;
Episcopalian, 1,20S,(I20; Congregation
nl, 007,031; Latter Day Saints, 342,250;
United Brethren, 273,000; German
Evniigelicnl, 104,313; Jewish, 143,000;
Frlonds. 117.005; DunknnU 114,104;
Second Adventlsts, 1)2,418; Mcnonltcs,
00.1)53: Unitarians, 71,000; Universal-
Ists, 51,827; miscellaneous, 480,510. To
1'orty-thrco dcnomlna-Bcnrlng
till. 30.313.311
tlons nro Indicated, but scvornl of them
nro split up Into many divisions, 'llicro
arc 17 different kinds of Methodists, for
example, 13 different kinds of Baptists,
12 kinds of Presbyterluns 22 klmls or
Lutherans, two kinds of Mormons, four
kinds of Friends nnd two kinds of Epis
copalians. Tlio Rnmnii Cntholle church
shows tlio largest numericel increaso
nnd tho Lutheran tho Inrgcst percent
age, both being duo to tho enormous
number of Immigrants from Roman
r..i.niln ti-n.l T.iitliorim countries. Tho
Methodists mndo tho greatest gain in
mlnlstors nnd tho Baptists organlr.cu
tho largest number of new churches.
Tho Bunknrds and United Brothrcn
show a falling off In membership, tho
Entsconnlliins. Unlversallsts nnd Swed-
onborgnns in tlio number of ministers,
and the Hwcdenborgnns, Dunkiinis,
United Brethren nnd Friends In tho
SOCIAL
EVENTS
Salem Wins Debate.
The debate last evening between the
Roseburg high school and the local high
school debating teams win won by the
Sulem trio. Tlio First Baptist church
was tho scene of tho contest. Tho qucs
tion was "llosohod, That the ends of
justice would bo better served if Ity
jury system were abolished, and the
decision in nil eases of litigation be
rendered by the judgo or judges."
Tho Roseburg debaters held tho nfllr
matlve of the question, and the nega
tivn was upheld by tlio Salem school.
The arguments of the Hoseiiurg icam
were clear and conolso, nnd presented
with a vigor that showeil tlio great
nmount of work nnd study which hail
i.An tlvn to their side of tho question.
Tlio no hits wlilei tney cnueavun-u u
esabUsh and prove wore, however,
estnuiisn mm y i
Tho points which they endeavored to
i i .. iiiin run innni iriu uuu
.n.inimlo.1 their nreumentH, and tho re
lmttnl of the different points made by
tho afilrmatlve speakers were nnisueu.
Those representing the Roseburg
high school were: LUlth Moore, Miss
Ethel Shupo and Elmer Wilson.
The Salem debater were Rex Turner,
Miss Helen Philips and Edwin Hoslam.
Tlio judges were Prof. McCall, Prof.
Graham and Rev. Selleck.
1 n..,. i, .lAt.-iln started a beautiful
1 vocal solo was rendered by Miss Edna
8aage, and while the auUlenco waueu
for the decision of the judges Charles
Roth sang another solo. When tho de
cision had been announced by the Chair
man, Rev. Cliffe, that the Salem .lesuv
was victorious, tho high school students
went wild, and crowded forward to
shower their congratulations upon their
successful representatives. The losal
team has had one debate previous to
i.t. -ith the, Kucene high ssbool, but
lost'at that time, that this vietory is
doubly sweet.
. Epworth League.
The Epworth League of the First M.
E. church held its election of officers for
,. .mmW vaar on Wednesday even
ing, which resulted In the choico o,f the
f ollowlngi
President, Prof. O. O. Boyer.
First vice-president, Miss Lela Swaf-
ford.
number of churches. It will surprlso
people to know that tho Methodists
have flvc times as many cliurclin as
tho Roman Catholicit and tho Baptists
nearly as many, though tho Roman
Catholics have 40 per cent moro mem
bers thnn tho Mothodlsts nnd CO per
cont moro thnn tho Baptists. Tho Pres
byterians havo moro churches and moro
ministers in proportion to their mem
bership than any other denomination,
nnd show n larger increnso in tho num
ber nf churches nnd tho number of
ministers In proportion to their num
ber. Tho Chrlstinn Scientists showitho
largest gain in ovcry respect during
tho last fourteen years. Tholr donom
inntlon did not exist or was not largo
enough to flgtiro in tho statistics in
1800, but It nowhas 011 churches, 1222
ministers and 00,022 members, nn In
crenso of C2 churches," 101 'mlnlstors,
nnd 5730 members during tho yenr.
(Tho figures given ns to Christian
Science ministers ur obtnlhcd by multi
plying tho number, of churches by two,
ns each church hns two renders, this
denomination having no ministers In
tho senso of preachers. Ed. J.)
PEACE.
Whnt is this thou art seeking
Is it iionco of mindf
Pence unto thy brothers
Thou shnlt surely And.
Is is Pcnco within thy household!
Speak tho. living word
In tho sllonco of thy Temple,
And It shall bo heard.
Is it Peace, for thy loved Nation!
Pearo for nil tho Earth t
Live tho Life! Peace but awaltcth
Ono of Peaceful Birth.
Peaco that pnscth understanding
Dwcllcth In tho Soul,
From tho Tropics of mnn's nnturo
To Its frozen Pole.
Through tho smallest to tho greatest,
Earth to HcaVon nbovo
Peaco enduroth, Faith abldeth,
Over nil is Lovo.
Brothor C.
Second vice-president, Miss Eva Dim
mett. Third vico-prosldent, Miss Horn WI
nuns. Fourth vice-president, Mrs. Homer
Van Winkle.
Secretary, M" Mildred Simons.
Treasurer, Miss Bessie Cornelius.
Pinnlst, Miss Klvn Wlnslow.
The past ycar' work has been very
prosperous. A voto of,thnnks to tho re
tiring cabinet, especially President Oil
bort, wns tendered.
Birthday Party.
A number of little pcoplo nre enjoy
lug u birthday party nt tho homo of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Henry Shoemaker, on South
T.lliortv street. Tho occasion of tho
party is tho birthday anniversaries of
Ivan and Frcddlo Sehoemaker and
Helen Neugabaur.
A Masonic lodge was organUed nt
Junction City last week by W. T. Wll
n,,..,.,,,, ,rmn,l milor warden of Ma-
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sons in Oregon. Tho lodge was last
t .ll.nonsat on. and after
and after n
,- .. -. -- . ,
certain time a charter will bo Issued.
pinna nro now belne mivle for tlio
organisation of an nerle of tho Bugle
at Keho on Juno 1, and for tho holding
of a grand Eagles' picnic at that plaee
some tlmo during tho month of June.
Important, A. O. U. W.
Prnteatlon and Vally lodges, A. O.
it V. will meet this evening in com
mittee of the whole at hall of Protec
tion No. 2. Business of great import
ance. Como out, brothers, and taKe
part in the discussion.
J. A. t,l.iljvuuf1
Recorder Protection Lodge, A. O. U. w.
OinLDRBN CRY FOB
FLET0ID3B'8 CASTORIA.
FOR SALE
20 acres, house and barn, plenty of
fruit, running water,. 0 miles from Sa
lem, on mala road, $650. t
111 acres, one-balf mile from town,
00 acres lu cultivation, good barn, small
bouse, level land, on main road, well
fenced, $35 per acre.
40 seres, 18 In crop, goeu house sou
barn, only IIOOO.
If you are looking for gooa bargains
see
DBBBY ft WILBOH.
METHODISTS
DEFEAT
EUGENE
The baseball iramo between tho Uni
versity of Oregon and tho Wlllametto
University teams resulted in a Victory
for tho homo boys by tbo dcclslvo scoro
of 13 to 7. Tho gamo throughout was
interesting and exciting, and indeed was
the best came, in this respect, that has
been seen on tho local campus this sea
son. Jcrmau pitched for tho homo
team, nnd, with tho exception of tho
first Inning, when tho visitors got In
four runs, ho had tho southern lads
swinging ot tlio air most of tho time.
Kelly, for tho stnto team, pitched an
nrtlcle of ball that for tlio first fow in
nings kept tho Salem boys guosslng, but
his slow ball was finally solved, and
then there was something doing for
the Eugene fielders the rest of tho game.
Tho condition of tho field wns such as
to forbid any .fast work, yet soveral
times thcro occurred a number of clover
plays. Tlio scoro by Innings Is ns fol fel fol
eows: Innings 12 3 45078 D-R.
Wllllamctto ....0 0501115 13
U. of 0 4 0 12 0 0 0 0 07
Twobnso hits Nace, Jormau,. Un
tuh, Hathaway, Earl 2, Brown. Bnso
on balls Bailor, Jormnn, Beach, P.
Hunt, Jones, Huddlcston. Struck out
By Jcrmnn 10, by Kelly 9. Double
plays Jerman to P. Hunt; James to
P. Hunt. Passed balls Unruh 2, Mur
phy 3. Tlmo 1:53. Umpire Long
heed. Today the Willamette University
teaih wont to Monmouth, whoro they
will meet tho State Normal School nt
t lint plnco.
SUNDAY
SERVICES
Episcopal Church.
Services Sunday, May 14th, at 11 a.
m. Sunday School nt 0:15 a. in.
W. O. T. U.
Mrs. W. N. Slawsou and Mr. nnd
Mrs. Geo. O. Slawson, tho sweet singers
of Israel -will entertain in tho W. O. T.
U. hnll at 4 p. in. All nro lnvltod.
Central Congregational.
On nccount of tho unfinished eondl
1,m of )m nhurpli hulldlntr and thu ab
sence of tho pastor, tho usual proachlug
services will bo omitted ror mo any.
Bimday School and Endeavor moitlngs
as usual. t
First Presbyterian,
The Rev. Jus. A. P. McGaw, I). I).,
will preach at at 10:30 a. m. on "Ilroth
erly Love," nnd nt 8i30 p. in. on
"Eternal Punishment." Sunday School
tit 12, noon. Y. P. 8. C. E. nt 7 p. in.
Junior Endeavor nt 4:30 p. m.
First Unitarian.
Frank A. Powell, pastor. Mr. Pow
ell will speak at 11 n. ti.,oa "Reviv
als," and at H p. . on "How to Rend
tho'Blble; the Modern View in t'on
trnst with ihe Orthodox View." All
welcome.
Christian Science.
Vint nhnroh of Christ. Scientist.
Services', lesson sermon and children's
classes ut 11 a. m. Hubjoct of lesson
sermon, "Soul and Body." Wcdncs
dav evonlnir meeting ut 7s30 p. in.
Rending room open dally, exeopt Sun
day. Christian Beienco hall, corner or
Court und Liberty streets.
Evangelical Lutheran.
Divine servlee at tho Evangelical
Lutheran St. John's ehuroh, corner 14th
nnd Center streets, at 10i30 a. in. in
Qcrman, nnd 8:30 p. m. in the English
language. All Scandinavian Luliior
nns cordially Invited to attend tho Eng
llsh service. II. Losiner, pastor.
First Methodist.
Rev. W. H. Selleck will preneh nt
10i30 a. m. on "Pearls and the Poarl,"
and ut 8 p. m. on "A Strong Tonle for
tho Blues." Epworth League nt 0:45.
Anniversary Day, with a speslal pro
gram, with tho Installation of oftleers
eleet. All are eordlally luvlted.
Christian Science.
8eeond Church of Christ, Scientist,
140 Chemeketa street. Services! Bun
day at 10i30 a. m, and 8p.ro. Hubect
of lesson sermen: "Soul and Body."
Sunday School at lli45 a. in. Wednes
day evening testimonial meeting at 8
o'clock. Reading room in the ehurch
open each afternoon eotsept Sunday.
All are eordlally invited.
First Christian.
Corner of High and Center streets. D.
Errett, pastor. Dr. S. M. Mnrtlo, of
Seattle, -will preach at 10I3U fc m. ami
7:45 p. m. Respeetlme themest "Tbo
Christian and His Diseases" and "Csn
a Han Be Saved Out of the Church."
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HABERDASHERY
Whatever Is corroct finds placo horo.
Wo'vo fresh, exclusive novelties gnthcrod from tho products of makors
with n roputatlon. New shirts, now gloves, hosiery, undorwoar, hats, etc.
You will find tho excluslvollabordashcr's style here, but notlnprlco
All styles In tho Roberts best $3 hat on earth.
Salem Woolen Mill Store
At 3 p. m. Dr. Martin will deliver n lec
ture, "Manhood nnd Home.' Prof. O.
E. McVoy will sing nt each service.
All services at tho big tent, just cast
of tho church. Dr. Martin will preach
every evening during tho weok.
Suit to Quiet Title.
A complaint was fliod yesterday nf-
ternoon in department No. 2 of tho cir
cuit court by Mary Sapplngflold ngnlust
Amanda King, et al. Tho suit Is brought
to nulet tho tltlo to certain lauds
owned by the plaintiff, in which tho
defendants claim to havo nn Interest,
Tho plnlntiff prays thnt all such claims
to tho ownership of the land by said de
fendants may bo declared void, mid that
tho defendants pay tho costs and dis
bursements of tho suit.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
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sajrst "You cannot kill nn elephant
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lag you cannot do Jostle to your
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Somothing everybody wants, but
loir got. Wo raako n specialty
ot good clothes and tho things
that go with them. Wo don't
sell anything else. Tho' market
Is flooded with clothing, nnd poo
plo nro temptod to buy with tho
enticing bolt of low prices, which
usually means low qualities.
When you nro ready for a new
suit, supposo you look into tho
question a llttlo closer. When
you roallro that tho stylo de
pends a good doal on tho quality,
and quality clothes can't bo
bought nt what tho cloth alono is
worth) thou price alono will not
tempt you. Our 8. W. M. mado
clothes cost as llttlo as good
clothes can bo mado to sell for.
Try them.
$ i 0.00 tip
to $25. 00
Buy
Now
-
And obtain tho benefit of tho raiw
which Is surd'to come.
Tho renl buying of Oregon property
will not begin until next year, so tho
man who gots n now will mako money.
Wo havo a fow nlco business lots ia
Snlom nt voty low figures,
CO feet front just off Commercial St.
40 feet on Liberty itroot.
Both nt low ilguros.
$1000 Largo residence with nearly
two lots in beautiful location on Nob
Hill.
$5 un aero 320 ncros good land, 20
miles cult of Snlem.
$1500 7 acres finely Improved, good
house, new ham, splendid mixed or
chord, 3 miles from Salem, near Liber
ty store.
Wo have .all sorts of good snaps. Let
us show them to you,
DAVBY & SAVAOB,
420 State Street.
Queen Alexandra and Pincess Via
torla visited Gibraltar recently. They
wore creutlv Interested in the tri
umphal urches which tho washer women
of the town had eroctod In their honor.
and which were composed entirely of
clothes bnskots.
We Ate
Ptepated
to Save
Yot Money
It will nay nluno purchasers to loam
our prices before making their decision.
We carry the greatoit variety of Instru
ments and do tho largest business of
any concern on the coast. Largo sales
nnd mnuy of them at small profit Is our
policy ami what makes tlio saving to
you, Moderato terms of payment, er
en on tlio most costly styles of high
est grade pianos, full guarantees and!
money back in every instance where
ovcry claim we make Is uot fully veri
fied bv tho Instrument.
Pianola demonstratious upon roqutit.f
Como In and seo us.
Chlekcrlng, Webor, Ilobart M. Cabl,l
Story & CIsrk, Schumann, Jacou uon
and other makes hero now ror your in
spectlon.
EILERS PIANO HOU2
Room 7 McCo fkfc BffcJ
A. L. LOVELACE, Mge.