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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1007.
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I f INCORPORATED
STREETS
ARE 6EING
IMPROVED
READY-TO-WEAR
SUITS AND COATS
Pretty spring suits nt greatly reduced prices. Suits of fine- Panama
Plaid's and Checks are being offered at liberally reduced prices.
It Is our way of cleaning up the broken llnoft In sizes nnd colors,
and our method gives you an opportunity early In tho season of se
curing splendid suits much below their value.
Every garmont of this season's designing In tho most approved and
fashionable material.
JjllG.OO values Arc now reduced to. .kjp P"
,$2
.$5
$20
DETAILS OF. COST OF OILING
Mayor and Street Committee Trying to
Meet Demands of Obstructionists
918.00 vuluett nro now reduced to. .1
$2ii.u0 values nro now reduced to. ,1
JjiilO.OO.vnlucfl nro now reduced to
Dfcss Goods
Now and oxcluslvo designs and
weaves in wanted shades In tho
nowest fabrlcn In dress goods,
Things that cannot bo obtained
in any other storo are to bo found
in tho Dig Storo.
Prices most reasonable.
Summer Skirts
and Petticoats
Now styles In light and wanted
materials In fashlonablo petti
coats for summer woar. You need
not tako tho tlmo to niako them
whon thoy can bo had In all sizes
and at olniost any price.
Ready-to-wea
Clothing
Clothing for (lio Hnrd-to-PlcoHO
Hard to plcaso people aro the
ones wo aro most pleased to so
becauso thoy aro tho ones who
best npprcclato tho features that
ninko our clothes superior to any
on tho market. Tho m08t Pnlnn-
taking work of tho clovorcst ex
perts in clothes craft make our
clothing worthy of approval.
All tho nowest styles In the
finest mntorlals and colors nro to
bo soon In our grnnd showing.
Values hero aro suporlor to those
shown anywhoro olso for tho
prlco askod. Wo want to show
you tho nowest stylos nnd effects
from
$10 tp to $35
laying of tho wator mains, nnd all
arrangements aro being made for tho
rapidj completion of tho work.
Notice
There will be a special meeting to
morrow night In tho Doard of Trade
rooms at 8 o'clock of all the commlt-
tco and other business men and citi
zens interested in the special celebra
tion on July 4th. A largo attend
ance Is requested.
Fallen by the "Wayside
Mr. Catterlln, tho well-known real
cstato man, while walking on fientar
and Capital streets last night found
a brand new hat. Tho covering is ft
flno one, but does not exactly fit Mr.
Catterlln, who says If the owner will
explain how tho hat came to bo lost
on tho sidewalk at that unusual
hour ho will deliver up the property,
and promise to keep tho facts con
corning tho case to himself.
Stale Printer Moves Office
State Printer Duniway has moved
from his apartments on tho cuBt side
of tho hall in tho north wing of the and servo tho public thus faithfully
stato house to tho now offices Jut The streets aro being Improved In all
across tho corridor. Tho rooms
which wero vacated Ov'lll bo occu
pled by Stato Engineer Lewis.
Mayor Itodgers and the Btreot com
mittee aro pushing hard to get as
much of the streets oiled ns possible
to get bb many residence Btreets lm
proved qs possible, ancV to got tho
paving of at least ono permanent
streof under headway. All this work
is done by these gentlemen free
gratis to the public, and it is re
markable that business men will
tako their tlmo from their own af
fairs as much ns theso gentlemen do
Stolner's Market Moved
From Stato street to 321 North
Commercial street. Phono 125.
Mr. Pratt wishes to thank his cus
tomers for thoir liboral patronage.
I Hoping thoy will contlnuo with him
at his now stand, which Is comploto
in ovory respect, nnd no bottor fish
market known in tho city. C-ll-5t
Notice
I will bo responsible for no bllld
unless ordorcd by mo. Geo. W. ,Gob
ser. G-13-5t
Hop Trainers "Wanted
EVANGELIST
HAUDENSCHIEU)
AT THE FIRST
METHODIST CHURCH
TONIGHT
directions, and tho slow process of
ono street a year, or a few blocks In
a summer Beems to have given way to
more rapid mothodo. Tho mayor and
city council may not bo doing Just
what everyone expects, but thoy are
certainly doing more than has ever
boon done before, and Bhowing that
thoro Is llfo and ontorprlso loft in a
portion of tho citizens. Tho objec
tions aro mot ono by ono and gradu
ally overcome, but it is at best n
slow process.
"What Oiling Costs.
Two coats of oiled street wlH cost
from ?2.50 to $3.00 per store front.
In tho rcstdonco district it will cost
nbout three cents per running foot
of property front, depending some
what on tho width of tho street. On
AND EVERY NIGHT
Service begins at 7:30 o'clock.
Don't miss the opening song.
Mr. Haudenschield is a singer cliortK i
preacher of great ability and you will el
ment of the service. m !
SEATS FREE EVERY NIGHJ
PERSONALS.
Tomorrow
IS RK.UNANT DAY
Short lougths of seasonable
nnd dopomliiblo goods at
HALF
PRICE
Men, women nnd boys, for the tho business streots ono coat Is put
Holmes yard. Long job. Can board on, and! a sdcond cont a fow days
or camp. Will move you out if do- later. On tho residence Btreots only
slrodl Thono 109. T. A. LIvcsloy & ono cont will bo necessary. It has
Company.
G-15-tf
CITY NEWS
A Collection of Important Par
agrnpliH for Vour Consideration
New Debating League
At a mooting of tho student body
of tho Willamette Unlvorslty yester
day it was proposed by Clark Bul
knap to form a triangular debuting
longuo botweon Whitman College,
Paclflo University nnd Willamette
Unlvorslty. Tho proposition was
favorably received and) tho dobntlm;
council wan given powor to mnko tho
New Putor nt McMinnvllIe
Rov. A. M. Williams, formorly of
Albany, is to bo instnllcd ns pastor
of tho First Prosbyterlan church.
Ho Ih Almost Eighty
boon found that tho carload of oil
will go farthor than expected, and
will coat with ono enr nearly 20
blocks, and pormanontly lay tho dust
for the summer.
A Heavy Base Oil.
Mnyor Rodgors explains that th!?
oil Is a heavy baso quality, 80 per
cont nsphalt, and It does not ovapor
Undo James Dntchelor celebrated ato so readily as tho fuel oil, and,
1Ib 79th birthday this woolc, and Is after It Is down a fow days, It Is al
halo and hearty for n veteran of tho most odorless. From GOO to 1000
Grnnd Army. J gnllons nro used on a block to oil
both sides of tho street, Including
Tongues of Fire
This rollglouB organization Is
re-
tho crossings. Tho work Is dono un
dor Streot Commissioner Martin, who
ported to bo holding meotlngs ovory collects tho money, and pays tho
night nt Albany, and attract 'tho usu-, frolght bills for tho oil, and tho city
al crowd of sightseers.
Wauled
Wo Htlll lmvu n number of nhicvn nccossnry arrangements for a schod
for bright, energetic ladlcii. Wo ulo of debates and tho formation of
want to inula) it thorough lunuu tho lunguo. Tho contests will bo
to ItfiiiKti i'iiiivunh. TIiIm Ih not ax dlf. arranged for both tho irlrla nnil tho
limit n ono might think.. We of- boya toanm nnd will doubtless bo of tho Btftt0 from Ntron. They quit
fer von innnv advniitnireM. We don't uroat vnluo to all IntorcRtml In tbntlHOVOrnl ,nonths ago, but aro HOW to
Nk you to work on commission, but lino of work.
pay you a good salary and expenses
Wo don't requlro you to 1h cvierl Jeffe romi Ih Progressing
eneedj It Ih im advantage, perhaps, j, Roland, tho liiBurnnco man,
nut If you nave asNuranee ami a lit- was in Jofforsou yostordny. and ro
Is not out a dollar. Under thlB ByB
torn thoro will bo n. grent Improvo
mont In tho surfne'o of tho Btreots,
but It Is not Intended that this oil-
Cross Stato Railroad
Col. Rankin, with a corps of survey
ors, Is roported duo any day now to Ing shall tako tho placo of perraanout
tako up tho work of surveying across Btreot Improvement.
Nursing the Objectors.
fnm1inia t li ntHnn4 .M.lli
n t a. ii v i I vMiuvio ui niu Dllt'Ut I'UIUIUllll'
.....a.. u.u .... iron, matron 10 un- hnvo be(m tryInB to ,mvo ft confer,
lllllU.
FiicliH-Klliiger
tho energy It will mora than make ,IOrts groat progross being' mndo In '"."m?8 ,,C0n" t0, no"1 8 Fmlx' d In getting tho objectors
up for your lark of experience. Wo hH old homo town. Mr. Rolamll has ?. Angel, aged J-, nndi Collno B0 fnP uut hnvo canvnssed
nro
nOt llMdlllT YOU tO WOl'lf for IM'llll Invn frti. Ma nl.l Ani.nnnltv
miiiiw cheap concern. Hemeiuber you and Is moro than glad to sco It go ! Muur,co Kllngor witness.
ro woiKing ror ouu or tiiu bent forward. ArrangcmontB havo Just
houses In tho country, and selling n boon porfoctod for tho Installing of
product that Ih nxed by every house, a wator nnd lighting systom. Partlos
onco with Mr. nush, Fred Hurst,
Chnrlos Gray nnd a fow others who
nrn nhtooHnir in ihn Imnmiximnni f
County Clork Allen has issued a stnt0 Btrectt Thoy hnvo not Bllccoed.
togothor
Kllngor, of Mt. Angol, aged 29, .iivM.inllv. tw nMf tn .,
I changes In the curb lino, nnd tl.o
j mayor and Btreot commltteo havo ns
I Hlimrt tllOrtl tlmt lllnv wilt Innvn v.,.
Tho Journal tomorrow will havo preaont curl)8 nnd guarantoo thoro
Mrs. F. H. Collins has returned
from a visit in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gray loft to
day for a Bhort visit in Portland.
Mrs. H. M. Patrick, of Portland, is
visiting Salem friends.
Miss Bortha Allen left this morn
ing for a visit at tho reform school
H. 13. Chapman wont to Portland
this morning on business.
George Dorcas, tho wellcnown hop
man, Is hero on business.
Mr. nnd Mrs. T. D. Jackson, of
Portlnnd, nro visiting In tho city.
Mrs. E. W. St. Plorre went to
Portlnnd for a abort business trip
todny.
Mrs. George Pcarco went to Al
bany Inst ovonlng for a fow daya
visit.
Mrs. W. D. Tallon and little
daughter aro tho gucBts of Albany
friends for a fow dnys.
W. W. Elder, commander of the
Soldiers' Home nt Roseburg, Is In th?
city on buslnoss.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Baker loft thl3
morning for Portland, whoro they
will rcsldo.
Miss Roso Kensoher, of Portland
Is In tho city, tho guest of relatives
and) friends.
Mrs. Pennington, of Albany, oftfr
Jr;M
route for varlong pout, , ,
ton. After a thort k
thoy wm return to PorSh
Superintendent ol Patlij j
LIUI1 APVnrmA.. l-i .t
' , """"u iii mi, bi
iuiuo lonuendatewkmi
wklnl. I. I..
... ia ut-ing ne d thar. ti.'
ho will go to Philomath n3
UUOIUt'33.
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Board of Tmoc Endorw f . I
m. "I1
llio Sftlem Board of TrU pJ
roBoiuuons npproTlng the ttti
the city council In 1U efforU fa
nioto tho Improrementioitli
business nnd reildenc tt-m.
pledged to tho membori ot fc(l
council its moral iopprt k
work undurlnkcn.
Tho text of the moltUoti
"Whereas, The coshoc
this city Is rnaklac etritit
accomplish tho paritf o(
Important buslncM itiNtt,
bo It
Resolved, Hj the Bm4 i
that wo heartily tiw tM
projects already Bs4rtti,
pledgo tho city coukII mt
port, and bo It further
Resolved, That e
factious, frivolous or
lections to the Drowtdl
a visit here, has returned to herjnonts and n oa iiidu
,l0,U0, stand for progress ted to ;
Mrs. M. S. Blden nnd son, of Med- from nil acts which taiUi
ford, orp tho gucatfl of Mr. Henry tho growth and proprkf
Watch for It-
lond Issue which m "lll?11lom, b"00 b'?r0' uan'1 change or expense In that matter
t. Last ovcijIiir. '" "will havo o offer. Watch for Thon tho objectors raise now objec-
o council, bid ,t;'U!a th0" p,roflt by " ,Th0 ',Inco tions, and. whon they aro mot, thv
ho sale of tho w,' . enUr0l: rfnovntod' aml th0 havo BUM others. Tho objectors final
wife. Wo will further mid that till havo mndo a proposition, 'and tho ,tho f" nnno'incoinent of tho open- Bnn l)0 no oxpon80 whatever for any
' f III' nf Mm flnlnlil Glmn CIa.a nn.l . "
our eunvasNei-H nro in rliarge or a city has ordorcd a bond Issue which , ;,. ,,.. . " ovu,' """ change or oxpenso In that matter
lady, and that their phynlral nnd will put It Into effect
moral welfare. Ih safeguarded In ov nt a mooting of tho
erV ItOSslllle Wit V. IH'IIuVO tllllt wnni nnnnml fnc tint
- ' ..- ,.w... w. ..v miu v i..... . i... ...... ....
when you have had thin nuitter thor- bonds, nnd tho Orogon Stato Bank, of D,""",h """ ""'J ,l pienso ma w- Bay tl,oy wnnt ,nnca(iaW 8Uch u
oughly eIalit(Hl you will In only to that town, was awarded tho bonds. " . fc """""b ". v.eo. w.
willing to become ono of our canvass. na tholrB was tho host of throo bld3 , yro ,nnnnBor.
er. Please call fr an interview. J A rosorvolr will bo constructed on
II. lliwwi, Willamette Hotel, or tho hill oust of tho city, from which, l,"ry "olf Am,stwl
MNh IJ. M. Cnbb, Cottago Hotel, tho wator will bo brought by gravity.' A wa"nnt wns sworn out this
5-16-tf Tho ditches aro being dug for tho morn nR .by " n' Latrop for tho
Brophy, of this city.
Mrs. R. L. Reed, after n visit
hero, has returned to her homo Jn
Sllvorton.
Mrs. Provoklurt, oi Tncomn, ar
rived In tho city this morning to
visit hor sister, Mrs. Ruth Sayro.
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OABTORI
1MIMWMI
oil iiur oiaiur, .urn. mini oujiu. vt . V ft - 17U
Mrs. X. E. Taylor and Miss M. Norwich UlllOfl m
Uwnactl
Frank Meredith, R"
Office with Wm.Bron
129 Commercial tr.
MfiNEY TO Vm
THOWBt
OverUdd&Bwk'
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The Foundation of a
Correct Costume Is a
Stylish Pair of Shoes
Wo mil showing tho most attractive
array of spring footwear pumps,
rlblHtn and (ilbson ties, blechers, but
ton OxronVs, etc., (lint tho most rvlN
aide manufacturers ever made.
They're rtMiuirkaldo not alone for
style, hut for wear and comfort.
DejR'Md upon It T1IKV CANNOT
UK HKATKN.
Welts and Thihb S3 to Jf-l,
SALEM'S BIG SHOE STORE
OREGON SHOE CO.
THE SHOERS
nrrost of Henry Wolf, charged with
ithrontonlug to kill. It is alleged
jthut Wolf last night, whllo lntoxicat
od ontorod Into a dlsputo with La
throp, and throatonod to tako his
llfo. Tho affair took plnco In tho
Bullock restaurant on Commercial
Btreot. Wolf will bo arraigned In
Justlco Wobator's court this afternoon.
Van Fleet-McCmcken
County Cl-k Allon Issued a mar
rlngo license yostordny to Chester A.
Van Fleot, of this city, aged 23, and
Miss Vada C. McCrnckon, of Salem,
aged 23, R. M. Hoover witness. Tho
couple wore married last evening ut
S o'clock at tho residence of R. N.
Hoover, In Englowoodi An account
of tho wedding will appear in Satur
day's social column.
o .
An oxenango says Orogon needs
peoplo and railroads. This is putting
mo cart beioro tho horse. Wo neei
railroads. Tho people will follow.
The sooner Oregon quits preaching
xnoro peopio aud gets In an hustles
for tho things that will bring us add.
ed population tho hotter It will bo
for the stats. Eugeue Register.
Is on South Commercial Btreot, and
some of thorn Bay wo havo now tho
llnest gravel streets In tho world. It
Is tho intention of tho city authori
ties to moot all tho objections falrlv
and If It is tho unanimous wish of
tho property owners on Stato street
to havo tho street macadamized: that
will bo done. But there is no such
petition boforo tho council. So far
but llttlo progross has been made In
harmonizing tho objectors and tho
city authorities, but tho mayor and
street commltteo aro doing all in
their powor to hear what is proposed
by tho objectors. Their main objec
tion Is tho oxpenso, and they say the
city Is not ready for anything better
thnu crushed rock at present.
NEW TODAY
.. .. . CNrn-rrtOIB
barn. Enquire C. C V
Fashion Stable".
tno lato Mrs. Miner. I iwfood
Miss Anna Sepmeyer, who has been For UV
visiting Mrs. J. L. Munson, loft this
iAV
6. W.A.Birki
lliiker Pious to Celebrate.
Baker City Plans aro now well
under way for ono of tho largest
Fourth of July celebrations ever held
in this city. Committees havo been
appointed by all of the local depart
ment leagues and they will soon meet
to perfect plans for tho great even.
That something new shall be the
order of tho day seems the deslro of
the committee,
o
Frank Pavey RHys Paper.
Tho Harney County News, which
has been suspended for three weeks.
has been purchased by Prank Davey,
91 balem, and the first issue under
ata control will appear today.
Winn loft today for Wooi'fourn to
visit relatives.
Mrs. H. D. Kimball and Mrs. It.
H. Washburno left this morning fb"
Portland for a short visit.
Mrs. Harry Rowo left this morn
ing for a visit In Philomath to her
parents.
L. S. Hydo, of tho firm of Gamblo,
Hyde & Co., loft this morning for
Corvnllls on business.
Mrs. T. Homlor and Mrs. Al. Mey
ers left thlB mornlne for a Bhort
visit in Philomath.
Mrs. H. H. Ragan went to Tumor
this morning to attend tho funeral
of tho lato Mrs. Miller,
n .., rirrt C P50,
n lnft thlrf UM'"' " ... n.irl. I
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morning for her homo In Portland. , miiia. '
Mrs. O. Goodnough and son, Fre.l
die, left yestorday for Mill City,
whoro thoy will spend the summer.
E. Wninscott of Salem arrived In
Baker yesterday and is looking
some business interests in this com
munty. Bnker City Herald. I
Mrs. Osphronla Jessup left tbU 2
morning for Bolso, Idaho, where she
will visit her son, Dr. Albert Jessup,
who Is located in that city.
Mrs. Kuttner and Mrs.' Fred Lem-
enwobor, who havo been guests of S
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.Mr. ana airs, james wiuson,
this morning for their home in Port
land. A. L. Brown returned this morn-
trie from n trln tft Marion. Hfl
brought with him Bomo flno sam
ples of grain which was grown tberejj
this season. I
Hon, Frank Waters returned tniSj
morning from Eugene, whoro ho has
been in tho interest of the new elec
tric road, which Is being construct
ed up the Santlam.
Dr. R. R. Hamilton, one of the
1907 graduates of the medical de
nartment of the Willamette Uni
versity, left thla saooila for Vale,
Or., where he will locate.
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