DAILY CAPITAL JOUKtfAIi, SALEM, OREGON. FRIDAY, ATRIL 20, 1007.
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Ready-to-wea
GARMENTS
At a Geat Saving
Spring styles In Ladies' ready-to-wear that contain the stylo feature?
so dear to women know. Tho materials nro tho most fashionable In
wnnted shades and colors.
Read the List Fist Choree is Best
Sf'IXAL MKNIXGIT1S CASK.
SPRING
In light ehudos In mixtures and
chccKs-fitled hacks fashionable
garments well tailored and lined.
Sold regularly at $5.00. Special...
JACKETS
$3.98
Frliflii Grrlflcr Succumbs (o Mala
dy After One Week's Illness.
Death came to relieve tho suffer
ing of Miss Frieda arelfler, at the
homo of C. Frlckey, on Asylum av
enue, Thursday afternoon, after a
six-days' illness. Frieda Grelfler was
1C years of ago, and was tho daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grelfler.
She was tho grand daughtor of C.
Frlckey, and was, up to tho time of
her recent Illness a studont In Wil
lamette University, whore sho wnB
popular with her class matos and
loved by her teachers. Sho leavos a
largo circle of frlonds In this city.
Tho funeral sorvlcos will be conduct
ed by Rev. W. H. Solloct at the
gravo in City View cemetery at 3
o'clock tomorrow.
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Spting Suits and Coats
In light and dark shades somo
with fitted backs popular Etons
Prlnco chap nnd box coats Btrlpes,
chocks and plaids, also plain colors.
All neatly finished in tho best fash
ions. Values rango from $10 to $35.
Less
25
Per
Cent
Silk Rain Coats
HnnduomcHt styles shown In this
city full length box and strapped
backs tho best values you can find
oven at rogular prices. Prices rango
from $25 to $30. Special
Less
Frlodu Grclller Memorial Service.
A memorial service for Frlodo
Grelfler will bo hold at ,the First
Methodist church on Sunday aftor
noon at 4 o'clock. The funeral ser
vices will ho conducted tomorrow nt
3 o'clock at the gravo In City View
cemetery. Rov. Sollock will conduct
the services.
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Cuttent Events
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3
Per
Cent!
IS RI2MXAXT DAY.
Short longths of sonsonnblo and do- HALF
pendablo goods at PRICE
TODAY
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CITY NEWS
A Collodion of Important Parr
Ki-mpIim for Your Consideration.
ClrciiH Day
Wo Hliull havo plenty of spring
lnrnb, chicken, beof, pork, mutton
and voal, also cold iiiuiitn for your
lunch at tho parade. Farrlngton &
Vnnl'ntton, grocora nnd markotmen.
Itiiiiimugo Hale
Continued by tho Ladlus Aid Ro
cloty of tho First Congregational
church, at :2t North Commorclal
Htroot. All persons having rummage
to give call phono No. 013.
Lorturo Postponed
Tho locturo that wa to hav bcon
given tonight by Prof, llorimr, t
CorvalllH, In tho Proebytarlan
church, hart luwn postponed until
noxt Friday night.
'Tho Octoroon'1
Julia Homnlnu, of tho Kltngor
Grand theatre yofltordny returned
from l'ortland, wharo sho went to
purchase new costumes and othor
paraphernalia, which will bo usud to
present "Tho Octoroon." Sho also
brought with hor thrco now pooplc
especially for tho production of "The
Octoroon," which will be given nt tho
Kllnger Grand tonight, Saturday nnd
Sunday nights.
Htnvoptlcon LrcOiro Postponed
Prof. Heritor's storeoptlcon lec
ture, which wns to havo been glvon
tonight at tho Presbyterian church,
will not be given until noxt Friday
Xot a Uivivery Htrlko.
There was no strike nt tho Salem
browory, os might hnvo boon infer
red from a uowb Horn in Tho Capital
Journal Thursday. Two employes of
a tinning and rooting linn mado tho
demand for higher wages, nnd got it.
not browory omployos.
o
Circuit Court.
Judgo Duruott made tho follow
ing doakot outrlou in department No.
2 of tho circuit court teday:
In tho accounting suit of Roscoo
0. Thomas vs. A. T. Gilbert, ot al.,
tho motions of Potor Durfy, petition
er for appolntmont of special rof
orooti was withdrawn. Tho potltlon
ar's motion to Htrlko out supplement
al answer of receiver was sustained
The dlvoroo enso of T. J. Lupor vs.
Lizzie Lupor is being heard before
tho court on testimony this nftor-noon.
One-Half
the World
Wear glussos, but not half ot that
half wear tho right glasses. Tho
wrong glasses aro often worse than
none; they aro a constant Btraln and
a permanent Injury to tho eyos. Only
eloutlilo examination can determine
what glasses your oyes require, you
can't tell by trying on glasses.
Do on the safe side; let our op-
tlclau glvo your eyes careful examin
ation. It doosn't cost nnythlug ho can
tell you just what you need delays
ro dangerous. Our prices aro roa
onnble, and we guarauteo eatlsfac-tlon.
HKUMAX W.
HAltH,
AT
Optometlst
BARR'S
JEWELRY
STORE
Sttc and Liberty SU. Satan
Sues for Account.
Tho Rothouberg Company, a cor
poration In business In California,
has commenced nn action In depart
ment No. 1 of tho Marlon county clr
eult court to eolUct $243. SO from M.
J. Spanlol for tho balance of nn ac
count nllogod to havo boon run by
tho defendant. Tho complaint, In
addition to tho $24 3. SO, asks for tho
costs and disbursements ot tho suit.
P. H. D'Aroy appears as attorney for
the plaintiff.
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Xo Otalnrlo to Hawley.
Tho Albany Herald, referring to
tho frao looks and canal project at
Oregon City, says this:
Mr. Hawloy's return to Washing
ton for a second term is blackonod
Just now by a dam at Oregon City,
Mo may bo, successful in romoving
tho obstructions. Albany Horald.
No obstacle at all to Mr. Ilawley,
or any of tho Orogon delegation.
They will simply Join forces and put
through tho bill.
Tho deadlock In tho election of nn
U. S. senator to succeed Spooner, of
Wisconsin, continues.
Tho now Shnh of Persia is tho first
head of a constitutional monarchy
In any Mohnmmcdnn country.
Tho British Columbia miners and
initio owners havo been unnblo to
ugreo, and tho government may
havo to sottlo tho strike.
Tho Czar of Russia will today re
colvo a largo deputation of tho peas
ant members of tho Russian parlia
ment or doumn.
A special Instructor In rond mak
ing Is to bo sont by tho gonornl gov
ernment to Orogon, to glvo lossons Ir
road building.
Chile Btiffcrod throe shocks of
earthquako yostorday.
Ireland Is to bo grnntod a local
leglstlaturo, with on oppolntlvo up
per chnmbor.
It Is snld Hint tho Hurrlmnn sys
tem plans to lay a doublo track be
tween Portland and Tnconin.
Tho lumber handlors nnd carpen
ters nro on strlko nt Vancouver, I).
C.
Hrlof Telegrams.
Dr. Gordnor, with J. Martin up,
3 to 1 shot, won tho $10,000 Excel
sior handicnp at Jamaica.
At San Francisco today a warrant
wns issued for Gus Burt, George
nussell, Gus Smith, Harry Sullivan,
Jack Young, Jack Morris and M. Car
mody, mombcra of tho cloctrlcnl
workors' union, recently oxpollod
from tho nulldlugs Trades Council
for ordorlng a strlko without tholr
sanction.
At Los Angeles In tho Unite!
Stnto3 circuit court this morning
Judgo Wellborn ovorrulod tho do
murror of tho Santa Fo ofllclalu to
the complaint charging rohatlng.
Tho olllclals then plondod not guilty.
Xoz Perce Fruit Xot Hurt.
"Y.ou enn say that Noz Porco and
Asotin counties nro going to havo tho
blggost fruit crops In their history
nnd that 100 orchards in nnd around
I.owlston which I inlnutoly oxnmlnod
Hhow no plgn of Injury from tho
heavy frost of Thursdny night. You
might Bay further that frosts can
bo oxopcted from now until tho 10th
of May, but thero Is llttlo ned to bo
frightened for tho peaches. apricots,
almonds nnd ahorrles nro formed and
able to withstand any cold to which
thoy nro llkoly to be subjected."
Thoso wero the statements made
I Inst evening by Horticultural Inspoc
tor in. Mohl In response to a query
as to the offocts of tho rocont frost.
LowUton Tribune.
CHESTERFIELD
Psychic Palmist
and Clairvoyant
My only reason for calling you by
name and what you call for is inci
dentally a chain
to read by; what
is more impor
tant to serious
peoplo is what to
do, or what to
expect regarding
present or futurs
aS3-.' affairs.
If you aro ambitious, if you wish
to bo a success; if you ore Involved
In any unhappy lovo affair, or if
you desire to better your financial
condition; If you are in doubt con
cerning your future nnd wish to at
tain that subtle, potent, magnetic
force, that seductive, attractive per
sonal charm so Irreslstablo In its
power to dominato and control oth
ers, then go at onco and consult
with Prof. Chesterfield; ho Is ever
rendy to help thoso with capital to
find a safo and good paying invest
ment; this ho can do and ask no fco
until the investment pays n hand
somo profit. Is this not honest? You
hear tho truth and nothing but tho
truth.
Grcntest living astral dead-trance
clairvoyant of tho ago; adviser on
business and all affairs of Ufa;
tolls your full nnmo and what you
called for, whom you will marry,
how to control tho one you lovo,
oven though miles nway; reunites
tho sopnratcd; gives secret power to
control; no long delays In watting.
In Salem ono week only. Spcclnl
low fco all this week. Parlors 4CC
State street Hughes block. Ofllco
hours 9 a. in. to 9 p. in. Daily and
Sunday.
IF YOU RIDE X
0
tcvci
WHY XOT RIDE A TOP-XOTCMFP crrif
FOR ACTUAL SERVICE, DURA 1HL1TY v, AS E WCtttf
QUALITIES, THE RACYCLE HAS No v'nvl ASl" Gq2
PACE THE WORLD OVER. vl'11 BIT SLT$ JJ
WE CARRY RACYCL
vat.i.-c mnvmio ,vr nnT..n..
OX A XEW UIOYCLE THIS YEAR, LEf US ,,,1 JE et
IN THE MEANTIME
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IF YOU WAXT AXYTHIXG IX THE WAY OF IlPPim,.
BICYCLE, WE'RE RIGHT THERE WITH TliF riJ22PT
CALLED FOR AXD DELIVERED.
UTH THE GOODS.
Best Wok at Honest Pic
Fanfc J. Moon
Dont forget the new No. 447 Court Strt
Personals
ruli-flntAoH
JUST RECEIVED.
Tho iliivtit lino of Cuulitlower (hal
over came to Siilom.
FRESH TOSLVrOES
O
iVOXLXJk
,Wt)hilth4t
JM sf .
15c iHr pound.
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Moir Grocery
Company
456 State PlMne182
Mrs. Edward Weller Is visiting In
Portland.
George Gray left this morning for
Seattle on huslnoss.
Trod Dowo, of Portland, Is visiting
In this city.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter Smith nro
visiting frlonds in Hnlsey.
Mrs. E. M. Vandorvort wont to
Drownsvlllc yesterday to visit rola
tlVOB.
Frjuik Hull, of Mcdford, Is tho
guest of Frank Lltchflold, of this
city.
Ed. Hcrren, tho Aurora hop man,
nttonded tho M. W. A. rally horo last
night.
Mrs. I. Vineyard loft yesterday for
Thrall, California, to visit frlonda
and rolntlvos.
Mrs. E. Sanders returned to hor
homo In Woodburn yostorday, after
a visit in this city.
Mrs. E. Snoll, who has been visit
ing horo, returned to hor homo in
Drain today.
Mrs. J. 1). Myors, after a short visit
In Salem, has rcturnod to her homo
in Marlon.
Mrs, A. L. Conger went to Marlon
today to visit tho closing oxorclsos of
the public schools nt that place.
Al Naco wont to Albany this morn
ing with tho Wlllnmotto Junior base
ball toam.
Dr. Z. M. Parvln loft this morning
for his homo In Portlnnd. otter a
businoss visit in tho city.
Chostor Pugh arrived from Port
land lust evening for a short visit
horo.
Chaunooy Bishop, of tho Salem
Woolen Mills Storo, is homo from
Portland.
Mrs. Charlos K. Spauldlng nnd
daughtor aro in th city for a few
days.
Mrs. Eranklo Campbell, of Port
land, Is visiting hor pnronts, Mr. and
Mrs. Jamos E. Godfrey, of this city.
Mrs. S. M. Fleming, who hns beop
visiting hero returnod to hor homo
In Corvallls today.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Charlton left
this morning for Albany to visit the
formor's fnthor, J. K. Charlton, who
is very 111.
Roy Knotts, tho medical studont,
loft this morning for his homo In
Portlaud, whore ho will spend the
summer.
Mrs. W. A. Rutherford, of this
city, Is oxpoctlng hor niece, Miss Lena
Hustings, of Boblnett, Nebraska, to
urrlvo today to spend the summer
hore.
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Rowland left
last ovonlng for Eugene to visit the
rormors parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. B.
Rowland.
Mrs. E. Sasse, of BUboe, Arizona,
aftor a short visit here, left thte
morning for Sllvorton, to visit her
brother, Allen Huddlesou, and her
mother, who is very 111.
Mrs. C. O. Huelat and llttlo son,
who havo been tho guests of Mrs.
Edward Weller, left yesterday for
their home la Heppner.
Mrs. JP, S. Blaachard. and mother,
Mrs. M. A. Keysor, who havo boon
visiting relatives near Liberty, left
this morning for their homo In Jof
forson. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gale, of
Baker City, who havo bcon visiting
tho lattcr's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Gnus, left this morning for Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Gnlo aro woll-knowu
horo. Both nro former students of
Wlllnmotto University. Mr. Gnlo hnn
boon a student In a Portland medical
college for tho past year.
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AhIch Divorce.
Doniol GIggor has filed divorce
procoodlngs In department Xo. 2 ot
tho clroult court asking a logal sepa
ration from Magglo GIggor, to whom
ho was married In this city a yonr
ago. Tho charges aro cruel and In
human treatment.
o
OH Prospects in Wohco County.
Prices of proporty In tho vicinity
of FIftcon-MIlo creek, flvo miles
from Dufur, Or., nro soaring as tho
rosult of tho petroleum excitement
there. A company has been orga
nized to sink wells, a largo' propor
tion of tho capital stock being owned
by roaldonts of that section.
"Thoro Is ovcry indication that oil
will bo struck," said J. B; Labor, sec
retary of tho Portland board of trad.
yesterday. "In tho matter of pricou
It is now a matter of minutes and
dollars. On a quartor section which
changed hands a few days ago tho
prlco advanced $1000 in nn hour and)
a half aftor tho first offer was mado
Oil Is to bo found floating on many
of tho creeks (lowing eastward from
the Mount Hood wntershoad nnd hud
been declared gonuino minoVal oik.
It Is expected that a good marketable
oil will bo struck In this section."
BOIIV.
DALP.YMPLE.-At the tub
in r-ngiowood, Frldif, Apr3
1907, to Mr. andlin.W,H.
rymple, a daughter.
DIED.
OSBORX. At the hone ci C
' Johnson, 1395 South Hlrti
this morning, April !,!,
Ann Elizabeth Oiborn,irt
yonrs. i
Tho funeral notice via um
lator.
Tho body will boshlyptltih
tlon City tomorrow, where tlif
al sorvlcos and Interment rat
place.
VAX SCOY. At a hospital !a I
don, from an operation f t
dlcltld, Paul Van Sec;, ipH
years.
Ho was tho only ton ot Mil
Van Scoy, of tho itate torsi!.!
has many friends in 0rfi
body will bo brought to Ortpu
hurled nt JnckeooTllle.
Why
Havo a torpid liver when Horblno,
tho only liver regulator will help
you? Thero is no reason why you
should suffor from Dyspepsia, Con
stipation, Chills and Fover or any
liver complaints, when Herblno will
euro you. F. C. Waite, Westville,
Fin., writes, "I was sick for a month
with chills and fevor, and aftor tak
ing two bottles of Horbine am well
and healthy." Sold by D. J. Fry.
A Source of Delight
ForH.t-RoonUlflilJ'
and household 8c
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live, mowj"""-' j,ii
"ease for '-
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moutDr gw.f.s
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proprietor, Sales, v
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, tn lire la- wrJl
on Hop LW Oh '
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Lost. Wir .". '
between Saie -
journal ofle- .J
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jacou vogi'8 snoes. irv ui -i , . ,n'
thoy are extremely elegant in stylo; For Sale.--"..)!"'
and tara vrt ft
a TatUBHI
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..MONEY TO
THOMAS tl
Over Ladd h Buih'a Bb1t.Si.
Norwich Unlott Fke
Inscrasce.
Prank Meredith, ReilJeUJ
Oince with Wm. Brnwalft,!1
129 Commercial rtrrtt
newtS
For Sale 21 toils. MP
. v.i viftMBth rat
!"t: V..T. 1411.
rr..iT9mteri to tnl
quire at 602 Church it
of Ferry.
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second, they fit perfectly and afford
tho greatest amount of comfort;
third, thoy aro beautifully finished,
nnrl fniirHi thnv urn nhsnlutclr thO I
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raosi aesiraDio snoes muuu, uu .... - ., mn .m
our -- "r
keep their Bhapo until worn out.
JACOB VOGT
9 State St. Satem, Ore en
street h
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