Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, July 21, 1905, LAST EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextI LH-lll'llllllllllllli New Edkon Theatre F, J. Byrd, MMiogor. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Saturday matinee OBORGB 0. L. SNYDER, Singing "Tho Holy City," lllustratod by mowon pictures. TED M'KENNA, And bla wonderful dog, Tod. STANIiEY AND OARLIBE, Introducing thotr original skotch, "Mrs. O'Grndy's Washday." ARTHUR SEYMOUR, Dutch and comodian parodist. ILLUSTRATED SONG, Prizo matlnoo Saturday, bring tho littlo ones to soo tho dog Ted, and tho est of tho big show. " ininiiiiiiiiuiHiiiiiua I AMUSEMENTS f iQiiinanrnMiinniiiXBu TONiaHT. Edison Vaudovillo. Tins SHOW IS aREAT. Donblo Fcaturo Pcrformanco Makos a Hit at tho Edison. George 0. L. Snydor and tho, groat dog, Ted, sharod tho honors at tho vaudovlllo thoatro last night, both making a big hit at each pcrformanco. Mr. Snydor sings "Tho Holy City," ac. companled by colorod motion pictures, and tho effect is oxtromoly beautiful, ibo magnificent voico of Mr. Snydor bo ing heard to groat advautago in this great song. Tho dog had ovcrybody guessing, his wonderful Intelligence creating n real sensation. All tho chil dren In tho nlty will suroly visit tho Edison this wook, ns this dog and his great tricks nmuso old and young nllko. Arthur Scnmour, in a noat Dutoh mon ologue, mado n good Impression, nnd thoroughly ontortainod every ralnuto ho held tho stngo. Stanley nnd Cnrlislo, presenting a skotch entitled "Mrs. 0 'Grady 's Wnshday," Introduced somo Bno comody work on tho slack wlro, and also good singing and-clovor dancing. Mr. Stnnloy makes up as Mrs. 0 'Grady, and his partner, Miss Carlisle, as. n pretty young girl of tho neighborhood. This sketch makos up tho propor amount of variety neccssnry for a good vaudovlllo entertainment, and conse quently rounds out a very fine per formance I'rlzo mntinco Saturday. Ho suro to havo tho children seo Ted, tho great dog. Burnett Saves Jury Troublo. After all of yesterday had beon con sumed in taking testimony tho caso of Mycr vs. Llvcsloy was brought to a sudden termination by tho judgo, who directed tho jury to bring In a verdict for Llvcsloy. This caso had boon pond ing in tho courts for sovornl months. At tho conclusion of tho trial nil mem bers of tho jury wero discharged nnd allowed to go homo. tn yf Tha Kind Yon Hava Always BoX Marquis Ito, tho "Bismarck of Ja. pan," whoso diplomney will largely shape tho Japaneso procedure in the ex pected peaco negotiations. mv"m . !.. CITY JNEWS A Colloctlon of Important Para graphs for Your Consideration. Thcro is a certain worthloss man In Salem who ought to bo lynched, and savo expenses; ho will bo finnlly. It will bring rich rod blood, firm flesh and muscle. That's what Hoi Hstor's Rocky Mountain Tea will do. Taken this month keeps you well all summer. 35 cents, ton or tablets. Stono's Drug Store A man remarked to a Journal report er today thnt It was a shamo tho way somo women enmo down town tbeso days, with their babies in go.carts with no sunshade on tho cart to protect the baby from tho hot sun. If you cannot oat, sloop or work, fool moan, cross and ugly, tako Hoi lister's Rocky Mountain Toa this month. A tonic for tho sick. Thoro is no remedy equal to it. 35 cents, toa or tablots. Stono's Drug Store Moro monoy In town today tho S. P. pay car was horo yesterday. Bo good to tho horsos theso hot days. As for tho dogs and cnts they can tako caro of themselves. If taken this month, koops you well all summor. It makes tho littlo ones oat, slcop and grow. A tonlo for tho wholo family. Ilolllstor's Rocky Mountain Toa. 35 conts, toa or tab lets. Stono's Drug Storo. I'orbnps dno reason whytho weather don't suit you as well as it docs tho crop 1b becauso you havo to wear pants, nnd shoes and a shirt. Buy your meats for cash, and buy thorn right nt Fnrrlngton's, 441 State, phono 1001 Mnin. Docs advertising payt A 8nlom fur nlturo man advertised a reduction salo in Monday's Journal, and beforo 10 o'clock tho noxt morning ho hnd sold $200 worth of goods. Miss Choplor wll lrcnd at tho recital this ovenlngj hor first npponranco.slnco returning from tho School of Oratory nt Chicago. Bo Biiro and hoar hor. Nothing Is too good for tho good pcoplo of Salem, therefore, you nro cordinlly Invited to nttond tho rocltal given by Prof.. Goodrich this ovonlng nt tho M. E. church. Admission OOo; children under 12, 25c. A Salem young lady who was about to mnko a trip to Chicago brought tho notico of hor Intouded doparturo to Tho Journal ofllco, nnd nt tho end of tho no tlco added: "Chicago papers ploaso copy." Tonight at tho auditorium on tho ex position grounds, at Portland, will occur ono of tho groatost enncorts ovor given in tbo Northwest. Wo cannot all at tond this ontortainment, but wo can go to tho plpo organ rocltal nt tho M. E. church, and hoar ono of tbo best or ganists on tho coast. Como and enjoy a treat. Why tho difference ! Two grocery stores, ono next tho other, had water molons out of tho samo shipment on salo yostordoy. Ono storo advertised tho melons at lc por pound, and tho .othor at 2c. Thoro Is a man in Salem who boasts that bo Is not afraid of anything. Per haps tbo man has nover soon anything unchained larger than a mouse. Attond'tho pipe organ recital at tho M. E. church tonight. Six of the housekeeping questions are settled : bAln-podr fUering-lrwU ipico wit co9V and settled for good. Schilling's Best aryout grocer's; moneyback. SOMETHING DROPPED! DW You Hear it? Twenty-year gold-fillod caso with El gin or Waltham movement, formerly $15.00 dropped to $12.50. Gold-fillod spectacles, warranted for ten years, formerly $4.00 dropped to $3.00. C. T. POMEROY Jeweler and Optician 3 18 State Street daily capital journal salem, Oregon, Friday, july 21, iiiiinuiiiniiMiiiiiiiii 3 PERSONALS I II11IUIHIIISH1IH11MIIH Miss May Allen went to Sllvcrton to day. Miss Fay Savago is visiting In Gas ton, Oregon. John Roberts nnd wifo aro visiting in Portland today. J. P. Rogers was a Portland business pnssonger today. P. 0. Beaton, of Portland, is visiting frlonds In Salem. Mrs. Goo. C. Will has roturnod from a trip to Portland. Mrs. Edna Jones was a passongor for Portland this morning. Mr. and Mrs. Ingdahl wero Portland passengers this morning. Mayor Corby, of Woodburn, Is in Salem today on business. Mrs. It. M. Thompson and son wont to Portland this morning. Miss Hattio Rundlet, of Portland, is vlsltingvhcr parents in this city. Miss Maynro Clearwater has roturnod from an oxtendod visit to Portlnnd. Attornoy JobnBayno left this morn ing for a trip to Halscy and Browns vlllo. Mr. Vercler, n fruit man from West Salem, Is among tho visitors at tho ex position. Miss Johnson, an employo at tho asy lum, is spending part of hor vacation nt Chautauqua. Mr. and Mrs. Alex McDonald, of tbo doaf-muto school, havo roturnod from their wedding tour. Tho Misses Lena and Mary Payne, of this city havo roturnod from an oxtend od trip to Portlnnd. Mrs. W. G. Evans and littlo grnnd- daughter, Grnco Dodge, of Brooks, woro Salem visitors today. Mrs. Ida Knapp and children, of Dnv enport, Wash., nro visiting at the homo of D. J. Pry, in this city. Ralph Mason, tho faithful boll boy nt tho Willamctto Hotel, is taking in tho fair with his mothor. V. R. Allen, who is employed In tho Greenback mine, In Joscpfilno county, Is in tho city visiting his paronts. Joseph H. Albort nnd Roy Goodhuo, of tho Commercial Cream Co., aro tak ing in tho sights at tho fnlr today. Miss Rhoda Gesner nnd hor friend, Miss Dobbs, of Prlnevlllo, wont up to tho reform school to spend tho day. Mrs. 0. W. Ronnor, of Portlnnd, a slstor of Mrs. Goo. 'E. Chamborlnln, is tho guest of Mrs. 0. B. Sholton for a fow days. Earnest Howard, who has beon In California for tho past thrco years, Is visiting his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. S. P. Howard. Miss Bessio Buckingham has ro. turned from a week spent with hor cousin, Mnrgnrct Looney, at tbo ro form school. Mrs. Stella Mlzo of San Francisco Iihs been a guest of Mrs. Sndio Mc Faddon tho past week and has taken in tho Portlnnd fair. Mr. nnd Mrs. Spangler, who havo beon visiting Mrs. Spangler 's paronts, Mr. nnd Mrs. P. H. Raymond, wont to Portlnnd this morning. Miss Joy Tumor wont to Portland todny, and will this ovonlng tako nn Im portant part in tho Graham ocbestrn at tho Chautauqua mooting. Will Catena wont to Portland this morning. It is roported that- ho has gone down to look up somo now ro crults for tbo stnto houso baseball team. Mrs. Elizabeth Warner, of Oregon City, and Mrs. 0. B. Mllos, of Walla Walla, aro visiting tho sister of tho lat ter, Mrs. E. J. Swafford, on Sixteenth street. Prof. W. C. Hawloy, president of tho Chautauqua Association, whis Is now in session at Gladstone Park, spent last night in tho city. Ho roports a very profitablo meeting of tho association. Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. McCormlck, of Salem, aro In Eugene on tholr honoy moon tour. Tho groom is a brother of J. J. McCormlck nnd tho brldo Is a sis ter of Mrs. 11. W. Newland. Eugene Guard. Hon. II. G. Sonnemann and family wont to Portland this morning for a couplo of days at tbo big fair. Henry Is still a cripple, but says ho will mako tho rounds in a go-cart, rather than miss Oregon's greatest event. Mr. and Mrs. Ashby, of Pomoroy, Wash., are In tho city, visiting with Mrs. Ashby 's sister, Mrs. n. 0. Tarpley, on North Liberty street. Mrs. Ashby is a daughter of Rev. Denney, who was ono of tho pioneer preachors in tho ear ly CO 's. Rov. Louis M. Anderson was In Sa lem over Monday night, where ho par ticipated in tho ordination sorvico at tho First Presbjtorlan church, Rev. BRICK Brick furnished In large or small quantities. Pressed brick mado to or der. Yard on State street, south of penitentiary. SALEM BRIGiS. xaujj. A. A. BURTON, Prop. MID-SUMMER ii i i i -rJ 1 -" Salem Woolen Mill Stoe Honry T. Babcock, from Now York, be ing tho candidate Woodburn Inde pendent. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Goodwin, of Indi ana, havo just terminated a pleasant visit with frlonds In this city, and loft for tho East today. Mr. Goodwin will stop In Pendleton, wboro ho has decid ed to locato, whllo Mrs. Goodwin will not return to Oregon until spring. Mart Spangler nnd wifo and Miss Lulu Spangler returned from tho coast Tuesday. Wednesday Mr. nnd Mrs. Spangler loft for Salem, from whoro, after n short visit, thoy go to Oregon City. Noxt Tuesdny thoy will lcavo for, their homo In Oakland Cal. Corvallls Gazotte. W. H. Prottyman, of Portlnnd, Is visiting relatives In this city. Ho and Mr. H. H. Vnndervort will lenvo In a fow days for an extended fishing and hunting expedition. Thoy will go ovor Iht Enstcrn Oregon by way of tbo Molvonzlo route, going ns far ns tl lava bods and tbo BIuo Mountains, nnd will return by tbo Santinm routo. Thoy expect to bo gono fully six weeks. u Excursion Rates. During tho Lowls and Clark Exposi tion tho O. 0. T. Co. will make a rats of 75 conts to Portland, round trip $L Tickets good for 10 days. Boats leav ing dally. Organ recital by Pro. Goodrich at tbo M. E. church this evening. Como. Girls Establish a Toa House Two girls aro going to add a for oigu aspect to a Long island summor villago this season. Thoro Is no placo in this popular resort whero either tho owners of tbo cottages or tbo dwoll ers iu tho numerous boarding houses can ontcrtnin, with tho oxcoptlon of tbo vlubhouso piazzas, which aro not always accessible, although Invariably oxponslvo. In a placo of tbo samo slzo and popularity in Europo thoro would, of courso, bo rostaurants and a casino and somo means of living outside the houso, ' But such foaturos of summor lifo seem unknown in this country oxcept nt Newport, and ono or two largo re sorts. So theso young women nro waiting with some uncertainty tho rosult of their experiment. Thoy havo taken a floor of what was formerly a country storo, provided with ratbor a deep platform or piazza over, looking tho street. A Blmllar piazza has been provided on tho sldo of tho building. The Interior has been decoratod with dark green Japaneso paper that gives tbo room a delightful cool ap pearance Japanese bamboo tables aro seattered through those rooms and on tho piazzas, whloh aro covered with vines and bidden from tho view of tbo street by matting screens. This Is tho first toa room that tbo resort over boasted, nero It will bo posslblo to havo tea every day, and tho piazzas" may bo engaged by per sons who want to entertain a largo number of guests. Tho two young women who fur nished this placo did it to make money. Now they aro wondering whether tbo investment will pay, after all. New York Sun. o 1 The recital begins at 8:15 this even ing. No reserved seats. 1005. IT'S GETTING THE TIME OF THE YEAR WHEN EVERY THINa SUMMERY MUST BE PUT ON THE "RETIRED LIST" SO FAR AS THIS STORE IS CONCERNED; YET, OVER TWO FULL WEARING MONTHS ARE AHEAD. A bettor chanco to buy Mon's, Boys', nnd Chtldron's Clothing, Hats and Furnishings for less than actual valuo, NEVER PRESENTED ITSELF Our Suits, Hats and Furnishings MUST VACATE. Wo don't want a vcstlgo of Spring or Summor. stock whon wo opon tbo Fall Cam palgn nnd wo won't havo if wo can holp It, Noto a fow of our cut prices: Mon's Doublo and Slnglo Breasted Suits in Worstods nnd Fancy Cheviots newest patterns, latest models. Regular values $10 to $25) Salo Prlco 90.50 to 9I8.OO 1 914 to 910.50 Suits now 9IO will glvo you an idea of tho saving you can makoln buying your suit hero. ' OAN YOU AFFORD TO MISS A SALE WHERE THE PRIDE TOUGH YOUR PURSE SO GENTLY? Reme mtet The sale is still 011 at Salem,s Big Shoe Stoe AND IF YOU WANT A 0ID2AP SHOE FOR YOUR OUTING TRIP CALL ON US, OR IF YOU LIKE A DRESS SHOE YOU WILL. FIND THEM HERE. When your shoes aro rippod and tore And your foot aro tondor tlrod and soro, Then como to us and got a shoo , , w That will hoal your foot and ploaso you, too. Oregon REOKLESS AUTOIST DEAD. Millionaire Hancock's Machine Hits Buggy Entlro Family Injurod. Los Angeles, July 21. M. T. Han cock, tho well-known millionaire plow inventor nnd manufacturer, is dond as tho rosult of an autoraobllo aeddont lato to night, In which also his wifo, son nnd daughter woro sorlously lnjurod. Hancock himself sustained two frac turos of tho skull and concussion of tho brain. Ho dlod at tbo receiving hos pital without rocovorlng consciousness, Tho party, in a largo machine, woro traveling 40 mllcB un hour on South Main street, near 40th, when tho ma cbino collided with n buggy. Tbo car swerved to tbo curbstona and crashed into a telephono pole, demolishing it tnd hurling the occupants to tho street. Following aro tho injured: Mrs. M. T.' Hancock, cut nnd sorl ously bruised; Eugenia Hancock, loft arm broken, concussion of the brain; M. T. Hancock, Jr., soveroly cut and bruised; J. Saul, dairyman, scalp wound and Internal injuries. Saul was tbo drlvor of tho buggy In to which the automobile dashed. Ho was thrown from his vehicle to tho street. M. T. Hancock, Jr., a 10-year-old boy, was driving tbo macbino at the timo of Vi.i.iiir,.- EPPLEY'S BAKING SALE Shoe Co tho accident. With him in tho front Boat was his youngor brother, Newton Hancock, who was tho only member of tbo party to oscupo unhurt. In tho rear scut was Hancock, his wifo and daughtor. All wero hurled to the pavo ment by tbo torrlflo Impact of tbo ma cbino against tho curbing nnd tho tele, phono polo, nnd sovornl of thqrn were ronderod unconscious. Thoy woro promptly rcmovod to tho receiving hospital. Tho macbino was wrecked, Hancock was known hero as ono of tho most rocklcss automobile drlvors in tbo olty. Ho had been in tho polloo court on different occasions for driving his macbino la oxcoss of tho speed limit, nnd on ono occasion n fow months ago was fined $150 for fast driving. Ho puld his flno at tho tlmo with a check, which ho lnslstod should boar tho in scrlptlon across its face: "For driv ing an automobllo 00 mllos an hour in tho city of Los Angoles." Los Angoles, July 21. M. T. Han cock, tho well-known milllonalro plow manufacturer, dlod at 12:45 o'clock this morning from injuries received in nn automobllo accident on Main stroot early in tho ovonlng. His automobllo, whllo being driven at a high rato of speed, crashed into a buggy, and was wrecked. 1 ' PERFECTION POWDER TRY IT w