Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, May 21, 1907, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGOff TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1007. 8 TOMORROW ONLY WEDNESDAY SPECIAL BARGAIN SALE NO. 333 For our mid-week special wo hnvo nrrnnged another big special for the mon. For this special wo havo chosen from our regular stock of hats and place on sale a lino of SOFT HATS - - $1.50 In colors Brown and Pearl. Newest telescopo shapes. Black and Pearl bnnds. Regular $3.00 values. Nono sold until 8:30 a. m. Wednes day. No phono orders rocolved. Women's Suits Attractive Values Best Styles Attractively Priced A roynl chanco for women who ndmlro fluo suits yet cannot af ford to pay full prices to get them "Wo'vo decided to lot theso suits go at a radical reduction, which cortainly will gladdon tlio hearts of mnny lady callers tomorrow. $10.00 Suits reduced to. Jf)1 O $18.00 $12 $22.G0 $15 $28.50 $19 $30.00 $20 Suspender Belts A flno Bhowlng of black uuspond or holts, with whlto, bluo and rod piping. Bolt Is thoroughly tail ored. 50c New Today Military and Pull nrnlds JuHt ro colved. Black, Whlto, Navy and Brown, In all widths, JUST A WORD MR. CLOTHES BUYER Havo you purchased your sum mer suit? If not, bo fair with younMlf this tlmo and read carefully what wo havo to Bay. It'B money saved If you do. You will need a summer suit hero's your chanco. A complcto lino of garmonts that for stylo, nobby patterns, fit, workmanship and wearing quali ties aro unexcelled. $10 to $25 Wo'vo a complcto lino of up-tc-dato furulahlngs. Tho "llttlo things" that all good dre3sors want "Junt right." You'll find thorn hero "JiiBt right" -prlcod "Just right." Trunks Serviceable and Convenient And nt tho prlco thoy aro tho best Trunk valuos obtainable If you aro planning a trip, you can select no bettor placo to chooso your trunk than tho Mayors storo. Tho host mado aro hero In wldost varieties. Many havo special points of convonlonco that aro to bo had olBowhoro. Trunks of all sizes nnd qualities from I $2.75 to $25 4x?cJ. Hleu&iA 6 SjcnA J j INCORPORATED J CITY NEWS A Collection of Important Pur Hgrnplw for Your Consideration HfSf Souvenir PohIuIk Now HUbJocts today, at Patton's. Wanted Wo Mill Imvo n numlier of places for bright, energetic ladles. Wo want to inako n thorough house to Iioiino lanvusH. Thin Ih not an illf llcult aN ouo might think.. We of fer you many advantages Wo don't nsk you to work on coiuuiNhIoii, hut pay you a good salary and expense, Wo don't require you to Ikj experi enced; It Is an advantage, perhaps, but If you havo assurance and a lit- tho energy It will moro than make up for your lark of experience. Wo aro not asking you to work for Home cheap concern. ltenieinlK?r you aro working for ouo of tho "best Iiouhcn In tho country, and selling a product that Is used by every house. wife. Wo will further add that all our canvassers aro In chargo of a lady, and tliat their physical and moral welfare Is safeguarded in ov try possible way. Wo Ih'Hcvo that when you hnvo had this matter tkor oughly explained you will Ikj only to willing to Itccoiuo ouo of our canvass, em. l'leaso call for an Interview. J 11. llrowu, Wlllainetto Hotel, or Miss K. M. Cobb, Cottago Hotel. 6-15-tt Hop Trainers Wanted Mon, womon nnd boys, for the Holmes yard. Loug Job. Can board or camp. Will move you out If do sired'. Phono 109. T. A. Llvesloy & Company, C-15-tf A IroiH?r Mov A movo la on foot to clean up tho Koff comotery, and next Saturday at 1 o'clock p. in. nil who havo .graves thoro aro requested to meet for that purposo. To start with they will grub out and burn tho French bloom boforo they go to seed, Thla la a good movo, nnd ehould bo encour aged by ovoryono Interested. ivoaK.oe.Jk., iMIMWMM; If i in it o 0 N mM Vk ! fft MMMHWWWHHHHr Evnngollcal church corner of Sov ontconth nnd Chomokota streets, Wodnosday at S p. in. Tho public Is I cordially invited, Hand Concert Tho Sulom Military Band gtivo an othor of Its popular open-air con certs last night In WlllBon avenue. Tho program was woll rendered nnd rocolved liberal npplauso from tho npproclatlvo crowd prosont. Tho next concert will bo glvon In Mnrlon squuro Sunday nftornoon, Tho Tjidles Of tho ProBbytorlnn church will glvo a mippor in tho church parlors on Friday evening, May 24th, from G to 8 o'clock, Supper will bo sorvod In tho largo room and thoro will bo plonty of tables. Supper at tho Presbyterian Church Friday ovunlng. Hot biscuit, chick on, sniad, cold moats, Ico cream and cuko aro sotuo of tho things you will got for 2G conts. A ltaro Spread Any tlmo you want to feast your oyoa on a rnro sproml of dollcaeles, Huch as would graco any table, tako u look into tho Farrlngton & Van Pnttcn nmrkot store. Thoro you can boo everything that Is nocossnry to mnko a comploto moal. Wood Contracts Awarded Tho contracts for supplying tho Salem public schools with wood have boon let as follews: J. M. Card, A W. Mlro Q. O. Hlgglns and S. A. Me- Call. At tho high school J. M. Card will furnish 75 cords of fir wood; at tho Fast school 140 cords, and at tho Park school 70 cords. A. W. Mlzo will supply tho Lincoln school with 34 cords of fir. At tho North school S. A. McCall will furnUh 60 cords of fir, whllo O. O. Hlgglns will dollvor fivo cords of oak to tho Park school and six cords at tho Lincoln school. Tho prlco for tho flr wood Is $3.75 por cord, whllo tho oak will bo furnished at 15.40. Bishop Bowman to Speak Bishop Thomas Bowman, D. D of Allentown, Pa., will preach at the to tho plaintiff. In addition to the principal and Interest, $50 Is aBkad as attorney's fees. T. J. Stltcs ap pears as attorney for the plaintiff. Deputy Clerk Appointed County Clerk Allen hns appointed Virgil Allen to fill the vacancy made by the resignation of L. P. Aldrlch, who resigned recently to accept a position In the Ladd & Bush bank. Mr. Allen has held responsible posi tions, and Is qualified In every way for tho place to which ho haB been appointed. Ho has recently been connected with clerical work In the mines In Southern Oregon. Bird Club Tonight Tho regular meeting of tho Salem Bird Study Club will bo held at the Trover gallery, over Barnes' Cash store, at 8 o'clock. A splendid pro gram will bo given, and a good dis play of birds and eggJ will bo had as usual. A mammoth bird's nest from South America Is also to bo thoro. All bird lovers are welcomo to at tend. Wayward Spruancc Walter Spruanco has again devi ated from tho paths of rectitude, nf tor being released Monday, and la ngaln in Jail, and is repenting that ho was born with that tired feeling and a lovo for tho spirits which havo caused him so much trouble. Tho Judgo Is perplexed over tho question JiiBt now of "to keep him or not to keep him," nnd if tho former in tho verdict what to do with him. Spru anco has promised to loavo town tlmo and again If rolensed, nnd each j tlmo does not get any farther than tho nearest placo whoro ho can got tobacco, drink nnd n hnnd-out Thoro will probably bo found a rock pllo whoro tho gontlomnn of lalsuro can spond a fow days with tho Blcdgo until n better occupation can bo do vlsod. A Flno Performance Lnst night nt tho Klingor Ornnd thontro tho now Brlghnm Stock Compnny gavo Its first performance. Tho play presented lnst jilght waB "Tho World Agnlnat Him," and Ib ono of tho sort of plays which novor grow old. Ench and ovory member of tho enst nppoarcd to advantage, and tho audlonco frequently showed Its appreciation by generous np: plauso. Mr. Brlgham was exceed ingly clover ns tho tramp, who hnd PROMINENT BUSINESS IS SOLD Standard Liquor Company Now Owned by A. G, Magcrs A very lmportnnt transaction In Snle.ni business circles took placo yesterday. Tho Standard Liquor Co., which for a good many years has been owned by J. P. Rogers, wns pur chased in its entirety by A. G. Mng ers. Tho latter gentleman is not new to tho business, nor Is ho a stranger in Salem's business life, for tho past few years he has been the active manager of tho business of which ho now has becomo tho owner. Tho Standard Liquor Co. hns been ono of the strongest business factors of tho city, and, aside from carrying on the retail liquor business through the five saloons that It owned, It did n lnrgo wholesale busi ness throughout this section of tho stnto. It has always boon tho prac- tlco of tho former owner, J. P. Rog ers, to regulate and run his saloons In conformity with tho highest busi ness nnd social policy, and much of the credit for pursuing this policy Is duo to tho nblo support ho received at tho hands of Mr. Magcrs. Mr. Rogers has always had tho full confi dence of tho business peoplo of Sa lem, nnd It goes without snylng that his successor will bo cqunlly well re ceived. Mr. Magcrs is n Marlon county man, and from childhood up haB passed tho greater part of his llfo In and about Salem. Ho wll) certainly Etnrt In his now venturo with tho boat wishes of all who know him. Tho Bale 1b said to havo been made for ?2C,000. -o Relief From Rheumatic Pains. "I 8uffored with rheumatism for over two yoarB," says Mr. Rolland Curry, a patrolman, of Koy West, Fla. "Sometimes It settled In my knccB and lamed mo so I could hard ly walk, at othor tlraos It would bo In my foot nnd hands so I waB ln- capacltced for duty. Ono night whon I was In Bovero pain nnd Inmo from it my wlfo wont to tho drug store hero nnd enmo back with a bottlo of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. I was rubbod with It and found tho pain PERSONALS. this minno(l frniu iirlnnn. nnd ho kont tllO ...n !...i., ,im. Ma fnnnv lnd nearly gono during tho nlgbt. I 111IUIUIII.U ItlMhlllllh. "JH. .... i .... snylngB. Miss Dorothy Broknto, tho now leading woman, mado a vary fnvorablo impression, nnd her popu lnrlty nt tho Klingor Grnnd Is as sured. In her aconos with Mr. Brig ham, bb woll as thoso with Mr. Car rol McFnrland, who mado nn excel lent villain, alio Bhowed remarkablo tnlont. Mr. Ray Woatwood, as Col. Loo and Miss Florence Davenport, as Mra. Leo, also mado n favorablo Impression, as did Mr. Leo Royal, as Jack Worthlngton. Tho company will glvo two mo'O performances of this play, and will chango tho pro grnm Thursday, Will Visit Sister State C. II. Gram, factory Inspootor of tho first district of Orogon, loft yes torday for.Tacoma, whoro ho will tnko a post-grndunto course In his lino of work, with tho Inspectors of Washington. F.stato Closed Mlla Ann Klllon has mado her final roport as oxeutrlx of the ostnto of Win. R. and Elizabeth Adnlr, and hor bond has boon exonerated. To Collect Note W, II. Queenor has begun proceed ings In department No. 1 of tho Ma rlon county circuit court against R. G. rierco to collect a notQ in tho sura of $285, GO, which Is alleged to have V(M mw4 ky.tfce defendant to Q. My Best Friend. Aloxanuer Benton, who lives 'on rural routo 1, Fort Edward, N. Y says; "Dr. King a now uiscovory is my best earthly friend. It cured me of asthma six yoars ago. It has also porformod a wonderful cure of In clplont consumption for my son's wlfo. Tho first bottlo ended the ter rlblo cough, and thla accomplished, tho other smyptoms left ono by ono, until alio was perfectly well. Dr. King's Now Discovery's power over coughs nnd colds is simply marvel ous." No other remedy has over oqunlod It. Fully guaranteed by J. C. Perry, druggist; 50c and ?1.00. Trial bottlo free. Kept on using it for a little moro than two weoks and found It drove tho rhoumntlsm away. I hnvo not had any troublo from that discaso for ovor throo months." For salo by Dr. Stone's drug storo. Tho loss by flro of tho Curtis Lum ber Compauys storo at Mill City Sunday is put ut $35,000. Insurance $16,000. G. A Narrow Escape. W. Cloyd, a merchant, uf Plunk, Mo., had a narrow escape four years ago, when ho ran a jlmson bur Into his thumb. Ho says: "Tho doc tor wanted to amputate It but I would not consent. I bought a box of Bucklea'a Arnica Salvo and that cured the dangerous wound," 25 JW, Powell In 1303, and transferred at J. C Perry'a, druggist. Evangelical Appointments. Bishop Thomns Bowman, who pro- 8 Med at tho recent conferenco of tho Evangelical nasoclatlon will bo In Sa lem Wednopdny night, nnd stnrt for California Thursday morning. Ho has completed tho appointing of mlnlstors for tho Oregon conferenco of tho Evnngollcal association. Thoy aro ns follews: Snlom district Ezra Maurer, pre siding older; Salem, Liberty street church, Rev. W. A. Guoffroy; Salem, Chemokota atreet church, Rev. Mor ris Hovorllng; Jefferson, Rev. N. Shupp; Albany, Rev. G. W. Plum or; Swoet Home, Rev. II. R. Gell; Monmouth, Rev. J. A. Goode; Canby, Rev. C. W. Roso; North Portland and Tlgardvlllo German, Rev. E. G. Hornsohuch; Tlgardvlllo English nnd Chohnlom, Rev. W. E. Simpson; Frultland, Row G. McElroy; F. B. Culver, mombor of tho Snlom Che mokota street quarterly conference; Kings Vnlloy, Tho Dalles and Dufur, to bo supplied. o If You Don't Succeed tho first tlmo uso Herblno and you will get Instant relief. The greatest liver regulator. A positive euro for Constipation, Dyspepsia, Malaria, Chills and nil liver com plaints. Mr. C , of Emory, Texa9, writes: "My wlfo has been using Herblno for horself and children for five years. It is a sure cure for con stipation and malaria fovor, which U substantiated by what It has done for my family." Sold by D. J. Fry. o Hurley & Hurley havo doubled tho slzo of the Oregon Orlano. Vale Is a live placo and they aro llvo men. Soro Nipples. Any mother who has had experi ence with this distressing ailment will bo pleased to know that a cure may bo effected by applying Cham berlain's Salve as soon as the child is done surging. Wipe It oK with s solf cloth before allowing the base to nurse. Many trained nurse x tkl salve wltU beet results. FoV sale ey Dr. Stone's drug store. John Kirk went to Jefferson today on business. H. E. Roberts left this morning for Turner on business. Judgo Scott wns among thoso go. Ing to Portland today. Mrs. E. Breyman left this morn ing for a short visit in Portland. Airs. u. jj. Farmenter left morning for n visit In Portland Rev. A. A. Mooro returned this morning from n visit In Portland. Miss Anna Tato is visiting with Miss Frances Lamboy, of this city. William Each, deputy sheriff, loft this morning for Woodburn on business. Miss Jessie Beauchamp wns among thoso going to Portland this morn ing. R. .L. Gulss, who has been the guest of Cooko and Hal Patton, left this morning for his homo in Wood- burn. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hendricks loft this morning for Portland for a short business trip. Miss Parmonter, tho city librarian, Is In Portland visiting her mother, who In very ill. Mr. and Mrs. George Riches havo gono to Eastern Oregon for an ex tended trip. J. N. Ledgcrwood loft this morn ing for Stayton to visit friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. A. DoVoo returned to Portland, after a fow weeks' visit hero. Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Thlolson and daughter, Miss Ellen, left this morn ing for a visit In Portland. Mrs. Frank Durbln and daughter, MIbb Barbara, went to Portland to day for a short visit with friends. Superintendent Jnmcs, of tho peni tentiary, lcit tins morning for a brief business visit in Portland. Mrs. E. B. Smith, after visiting Sa lorn friends, has returned to her homo in Portlnnd. Mrs. J. M. Jones, who has boon visiting hor fnthcr, G. O. Higglne, loft today for hor homo In Soattlo. Miss Margnrot Mllc3 loft thin mo.'iilug for Spokane, whero sho will spend n month visiting relntlvos. Mrs. M. Pontor, nftor visiting Sa eom rolntivcs and friends, has re turned to her homo In Portland. Mrs. A. D. Dunbar, who has beon vlBltlng hero nnd in California left this morning for hor homo In Enter prise Miss Anna O'Brien loft last even ing for a visit to her brother, who Is proprietor of tho St. Charles hotel in Albnny. Mrs. C. Simpson has returned to hor homo In Albany, aftor a visit to hor daughter, Mrs. II. M. Bryant, of this cltjv Mrs. L. A. Harnett, who hns been visiting her daughter, Mrs. C. M. Wilson, of this city, left laat evening for hor homo In Lebanon. Mrs. W. H. Rlddoll loft this morn ing for n two months' visit In Mlnne npolls. Sho wns nccompanlod as far as Portland by Mr. Rlddoll. T. Duchatenu, of Grcon Bay, Wis consin, was vlsltlug Eugene Bosse, tho.llax man, yesterday. Thoy wore old-tlmo frlenda In Bolglum. Mlsa Corn Lltchflold, who haa been vlaltlng hor parenta, Mr. and Mrs. G. P, Litchfield, of thla city, left this morning for hor homo In Portland. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Evans, who re cently rrlved from Indian Territory, left this morning-for Stayton, whero thoy will reside. Mr. and Mra. J. J. Murray, of Bw- ., hnvn been visiting In this (SU1IV, "- . . city, loft this morning for n visit ro Portland and various points In East ern Oregon. Mr. S. Buffington, of Roseburg. who has been vlaltlng Salem rela tives, left this morning for Stayton, whero alio will visit her parents. Mlaa Esther Bell, who has been visiiw 5; morn Y?f ".,- Fred Hnef flH thePr.,..Vwet,, In Iowa . ,lt0uJ5 Ml. T1-... - "urua Kit- i In th ;,. ".ciiwi Wends. iLtZ ., . . -v" HU fA . uent sakm r.;.,0R5ii nere. " Mlla T... .. zzpsttt 'tiuum n ... , - leftyeaterdf'rl 1UI K4 . inml. Sho.. '.ral Char o t.k.v..,. nai a8horUisItl0'3 loff (t.1. . Wfi " VUia corning for h I 0f Odd Follow M.wEfl ng his absent i. JZr "wio Good Words f CoMh si. People 6TerVirlr tfe , In testlhrlnB tn it JT i Chamberlain'. wi. .!" Edward Phillip ofJ writes: '1 whn to iiiJI can recommend ChaVtriiliVi Remedy. My little ft J Vfhoi8twojeri6ii.v4.v. this remedy vheKnrikihj v-um BIUCO BD8 VU tt About a month o 1 1 dreadful cold nnif i . Chamberlain's Couth &J wub soon as veil u era," i cdy is for sale br Dr. St moro. MARRIED. ALLEN-TELL. At til imt bride's parent., UriaUfe I Tell, 754 Kelly itmL Oregon, Sundar. JUrll.t 3 p. m., Miss Emma LTU Virgil R. Allen. Rtr. BML. Episcopal church, o( rCJi dating. Tbo groom It a soa Clork It. D. Allen, and tail young couplo will tali Mt In this city for the prwtt The TeiM . Cures all k!4r. 'VUte rhoumatio trouble; ttMtriK gists, or tiro dmU'! mall for (1. Dr. X. W.H.1 OUre street, St Zwkfc. for testimonial. MMi drug store. -- Thn rnuntrr 1KII 10 I that wo can almost fotfnil nnllnr In rnn lTlTlfflaUl school. And then this rfl Ing too! n- Tjio &WVtt 0 The Lebanon CritwteJ ..niArrv pron lroBiIW Oil i 11 ,' . "r .J year will lie terr larp-lml rlos are being inippaiw TODAY'S NwiciiUi(( nmnrr Frank MKtIKfc, Office with wot"- 129 Commercial MONEY TO U ' TMO1! OTerUddh1 WT ..or Tiinnlrfl Of " ., lane. FaJhioa UM rrrT ror SaIe-i- - j JmcI MrS. tn . (J KoM.J SPECIAL BANANAS 20c Per DoZ& mom vicoV 0 CiKw-- gu 456SiAW