DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1007.
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TODAY ONLY
WEDNESDAY SPECIAL BARGAIN SALE NO. 333
For our mid-wcck special wo have
arranged another big special for the
men. For this special wo havo
TODAY c,l0SQn from our rcBular Btock nf
hats and place on salo a lino of
SOFT HATS $1 ,50
ONLY
In colors Brown and Pearl. Newest
toloscopo Bhapes. Black and Pearl
bands. Regular $3.00 values.
Nono Bold until 8:30 a. m. today.
NO PHONE ORDERS RECEIVED.
SUMMER FASHIONS
Aro charmingly In evidence m
thn Juno Issue of
The Ladles' Home. Journal
now on sale. Prominent among
these Is an article, "Good and
Bad Tasto In Dressing Children,"
with Illustration of both kinds.
For tho sako of your own chll.l
read it
You can obtain Tho Journal
each month at our counter at 1G
conts, or, If you prefer, wo will
forward your yearly subscription
to tho publishers' for $1.50. 1!
you see In Tho Journal any do-
slims which .you liko you can got
llin nnttorna from UB. BB WO are
t i i M
ngents for Tho Ladles' Home Journal Patterns. Fashion Bhcots for tho
nBKing.
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Women's Suits
Splendid Bargains
Every One
Unusually attractlvo ready-to-wear
milts of tho nowest stylos
and fabrics attractively priced:
JIG. 00 SuItB reduced to. $1 0
18.00 $12
$22.00 $15
J28.G0 $19
$30.00 $20
Mr.
Clothes
Buyer
Just boforo you buy your spring
suit or overcoat, stop and think
and then sco us.
Bo fair with your solf look nt
what wo havo to offer.
Costs nothing to conio In and
soo our clothes try them on.
Noto tho Into stylos, tho quality
of tho material used In tho mak
ing of theso garments, tho flno
finish and tho cost 1b only.
$10 to $25
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CITY NEWS II
A Collection of Important Par- X
ngraplui for Your Consideration
Souvenir PoHtnlH
Now Biibjocts today, at Pulton's.
Now Volco Studio
Miss Magors will moot pupIlB at
hor studio In Odd Follows' tcmplu
Tuosday, Wednesday nnd Thursday
of ouch weok. 4-2G-w-s-lm
HIiik in Mllwiiuklc
Tho lMillailorlnn qunrtot. of Wll
lnmotto Uulvoralty, loft this morning
for Mllwauklo, Or., whoro It will glvo
Its popular concert this ovaulng.
Tho mombors of tho qunrtot nro C.
V. Prosslng, E. a. Brown, F. D.
Bnydor und Wlllltun Sandors. Miss
GubbIo Booth, of Wlllamotto Univer
sity, will nablat In tho ovonlng's on
tortatniuont with sovornl readings,
Flour Going Up
Another rnlsti of 15 conts per bar
rol was roportod In tho Hour mnrkot
this morning. Tho scarcity of vulloy
wheat Is said to bo causing the raise,
whluh lms not yot roaohod Its high
ost murk.
To Mnko Fill-
Jack Smart has purclmsod for tho
Wnrron Construction Compnny lot
12, of block 3, North Salem, on Mill
crook, from which to obtain gravel
for tho ttll at tho approaches of tho
now brldgo. Tho property was
bought of Fred Hurat.
Salem Man Chosou
A. It. Brown, superintendent of
tho city wutor workB, was yestorday
elected Grand Chlof raugor of tho
Forresters of Ajnorica for Oregon
Mr, Brown was oiectoa secroiary oi
tho local Court Sherwood of tho For
resters' order whoa it was organUed
hero 12 years ago, and has hold tho
offlco ovor bIuco. Tho Forrootors, In
honoring Mr. Browu, honored thorn
boIvos. Hnoclal Mooting
Evangelist O. R. HaudouBChelld
will uiuko a special address to c
only thla evening at tho Kirt M. K,
church on "Will It Pay?" Services
will begin nt 7:46.
' A Public Demonstration
Prof, Jos. Decker, tho renowned
cliof, is giving cooking Josuono and
demonstrations dally to groat crowds
of ladles in tho Wndo, Poarco & Co.
Btoro on Commercial street. Prof.
Bcckor Is demonstrating tho good
qualities of tho wolMtnown Majestic
range. By tho way, tho Majestic
has always boon rogardod by tho
knowing ones as tho only real thing
In ranges. "It tnkos tho Majoctlc
rango and Cleveland's baking now
dor to mako n loaf of cuko Juit
right," ropliod tho profOBSor whllo
being tntorvlowed. Ladles' don't
fall to boo tho profossor'B demonstra
tions, from 2 to 5 o'clook p. m., dally
Ho will show you things.
Small Runaway
Tho horso hitched to tho bread
wagon of G. A, Baok, tho Twolfth
street bnkor, this morning, whllo
uonr tho cornor of Division and Lib
orty stroots, took ndvantago of ho
absence of his driver and Btnrtod to
mako a run uV Llborty street. After
running n short distance tho nnlmnl
attempted to cross tho sidewalk,
with tho result that tho wngon was
bout and twlstod In sovoral places
and broad, cakos ami doughnuts woro
cast upon tho stroots In many direc
tions. Tho horso, nftor broaklng
looso from th owngon, was soon
caught, and was found to havo sua
tnlnml no Injuries.
Soro Nipples.
Any mothor who has had oxporl
on.co with this distressing ailment
will bo ploased to know that a cure
may bo effected by applying Cham
borlaln'3 Salvo as soon as tho child
la dono nursing. "Wlpo It of? with a
colt cloth before allowing the babe
to nurso. Many trained nurses u
thli salve wltU best results. For
salo by Dr. Stone's drug store.
Strike, Held Vp.
Now York, May 22. Tho throat
oucd strlko of tho Wostern Uulon op
orators la bolug hold up pondlug a
mootlrg of tho directors tomorrow to
consider tho grievances of the opera
tors. Tho operators believe tho di
rectors will remedy tho alleged
wrog.
OPPOSE CONVICT LABOR.
Object to Its Being Employed In
Competition With Free Labor.
A committee of the Salem Carpen
ter's union, In conjunction with n
similar commltteo of tho Salem
Board of Trade, today appeared be
fore tho state labor commissioner to
protest against tho employment' of
convict labor" In competition with
freo lnbor on mechanical work being
dono for the state, and the matter
was thoroughly discussed. A further
session will bo had, and It Is under
stood that tho matter will bo adjust
ed In a busInoss-Hko manner In the
near future.
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera nnd
Diarrhoea Remedy.
Thero Is prohably no medicine
made that Is relied upon with more
implicit confldenco than Chnmbor
laln'a Colic, Cholora nnd Diarrhoea
Roraody. During tho third of a cen
tury In which it hna boon use, poo-
plo havo learned that It Is tho one
romody that novor falls. When re
duced with wator and Bweotoned It
Is pleasant to tako. For salo by Dr.
Stono's drug store.
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Cancel Lund CertHlcntCH.
Tho Stnto Land Board yestorday
decided to stand by Kb act cancelling
slato land certificates hold by A. T
Kolllhor, covering 30,000 acres, and
next week, after tho now law goes In
to effect, tho board will repay to
Kolllhor tho portion of tho purchaso
prlco already paid, and then ndver
tlso tho lands for aalo to highest bid
ders In tracts of not to exceed 320
acres.
Kolllhor was beforo tho board
with a request that deeds bo granted
to assignees of certain certificates,
which, ho claims, wero grnntod upon
gonulno applications. Tho request
wns denied. IIo also requested tho
prlvllogo of buying for mombors of
his family boiho 1300 acres of land
at $2. GO an ncro, In consideration of
which ho would glvo tho bonrd tho
crulslngs of his 30,000 ncrcs of can
celled lands, but this was also re
fused. Tho board took a stupng "stnnd
pnt" attitude, and refused to com
promise or mako any ngrcomonts,
but will put nil cancelled lands up
for salo on equal terms to all. As
Bomo of Kolllhor'B lands nro sup
posed to bo qulto valuable, thero Is
llkoly to bo somo scrambling for do
Blrablo tracts when thoy nro oftorcd
for Bnlo, which will probably bo ear
ly next month.
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Of nil tho fruits that aro In tho laud
That grow on uubIi or troo,
I would glvo up tho cholcost ones'
For Rocky Mountain Ton.
Sold at Dr. Stono's Store.
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11(5 Left tho Knot.
WnBlilngton, May 22. Tho Prosl-'
dont loft Pine Knot this afternoon
far Washington, and nrilves at 0
o'clock tonight.
n
Wo havo plotted, planned and
figured, working from morning till
night, seoklng for n medlclno that
will tako tho placo of HolHstor's
Rocky Mountnln Toa, but wo can't
find It. Ton or Tablets, 35 centB.
Sold nt Dr. Stono's Btoro.
Maybello Comes High.
Now York, May 22. Corey has
purchasod tho Btoam yacht Pantoo-
sot, for $200,000. It Is to bo used on
his honoymoon trip In tho Mediter
ranean.
Tho TVxas Wonder,
Cures all kldnoy, bladder and
rhoumatlo trouble; sold by all drug
gists, or two months' treatment by
mall for $1. Dr. ID. W. Hall. 2926
Olive street, St. Louis, Mo. Send
for testimonials . Sold by Stone's
drug store. dw-lyr
At the First M. E. Church.
Bad weather last night did not pro
vent a largo crowd from going to
hear Evangelist Haudenschlold at the
Methodist church. Tho meetings are
Increasing lnjnterest, nnd tho pros
pect for a successful Beason Is grow
ing brighter. Tho revival has just
begun and already a good showing
has been made.
The text for last evening was' from
Romans 3:23, nnd reads: "For all
have sinned and havo como short of
the glory of God." His talk con
cerned the method of treatment of
sin by tho world, tho law, and tho
son of God. Tho world treats sin
in n cold nnd cruel way; the law
meets It with stern and lnevltablo
realities, while tho Son of God for
gives tho sin, nnd takes tho Blnnor
Into tho warmth and glory of his
unbounded love. It Is In vain to try
to hldo sin from tho eyes of God. It
may be hid from tho eyes of tho
world, from frlendB nnd tho bosom
of tho family, but It cannot bo hid
den from tho Divine One.
A man docs not get any credit for
trying to mako a show of living right
Tho deception Is soon pierced
through. Tho Pharisee, for Instance,
prayed aloud on tho street cornor,
but tho Publlcnn, with a broken and
contrlto heart, Bent a messngo up to
God that was heartfelt and true, ev
en though ho were an outcast, and
knew It.
It Is nppalllng tho number of
homes and hearts that aro broken
and destroyed by Bin. Young lives
ruined and blaBtcd marks tho courso
of the monster. Bo suro your Bin
will find you out. Your tracks may
bo hid from tho eyes of tho world,
but thoy cannot bo hid from God.
WhlBtllng was again tho fenturo of
tho evening, nnd mnny wero tho men
who tried to whUtlo but could not
because of a broad smile. Tho Inno
vation wns appreciated, however,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Willamette.
G. F. Martin, Portlnnd.
A. R. Wllbor nnd Avlfe, N. Y.
Bon HnrrlB, Chicago.
E. C. DnvlB, Portland.
P. A. Zurlnrf, Now York.
H. V. Gates, Hlllsboro.
H. E. Moycr, Portland.'
Mrs. 11. P. Fish, Wnrdner, Idaho.
Geo. A. Steel, city.
CharlCB Bloom, Portland.
L. J. Borkey, Minneapolis.
C. J. Milan, Portland.
D. J. Sullivan.
L. A. Edwnrds, "Old Arkansaw."
Geo. A. Dorcns, Puyallup, Wash.
Goo. W. Averlll, Portland.
John M. Levy, Soattlo.
Salem.
Dolos D. Neor, Portland.
Arthur Woodrlng, Cottngo Grove
John Tvoy, Lndyaworth.
C. W. Woodward, Portland.
D. H. Foroman, Rlckreall.
Androw Lucas, Rlckreall.
J. C. O. Rlckards, Portland.
J. G. Odell and wife, Portland.
F. S. Johnson, Portland.
II. Samuolson, Portland.
W. E. Flshor, Sllvcrton.
Wm. Romacly, Portland.
J. A. Rink, Grants Pass.
PERSONALS.
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California Has a Quako.
Riverside, Cal., May 22. Thoro
was a sharp earthquako at 11 o'clock
lust night, but It was not sufficiently
heavy to causo damage
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Growing Aches and Pains.
Mrs. JobIo Sumner Bremond, Tox.
writes, April 15, 1902: "I havo used
Ballard's Snow Liniment In my fam
ily for threo years. I would not bo
without It In tho house. I have used
It on my little girl for growing pains
and aches In hor knees. I havo also
used It for frost bitten feet, with
good success. It is the best llmlmeia
I over used." 25c, 50c and $1.00.
Sold by D. J. Fry.
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liTHE
I ELEVENTH
!i HOUR
It Is not qulto that late la
tho salo of tho crockory, glass-
waro and dtshos at our storo. r
But they will soon be all gono,
as thoy aro being sold below
cost, to make room for more
groceries.
: 11. M. BRANSON !
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tiniM minwim
Rov. W. R. WInans left this morn
ing for Portland on business.
Miss Bertha Allen left this morn
ing for a visit In Sllverton.
Dr. Z. M. Parvln arrived this
mornlug from Portland.
H. V. Gates, of Hlllsboro, Is la
the city on business.
Judge Burnett wns among those
gdlng to Albany this morning.
Charles KSpalding left today for
Portland on business.
G. C. Hatt wns among those who
went to Portland this morning.
Prof. Boyer left this morning for
a short business trip to Portland. '
Prof. Arthur von .lessen left this
morning for a short visit In Portlnnd.
Mrs. Cnl Patton left this morning
for a few days' visit In Portland.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. B. Nnthman left
this morning for a visit In GervnH.
E. LaForo was among those who
went to Portland this morning.
Charles Rlchtor left yesterday for
a business trip to Chicago.
W. II. Foreman has gone to Colo
rado for an extended visit.
William Norder loft yestorday for
Yankton, South Dakota.
Mrs. O. M. Jones Is visiting In Se
attle. Rov. G. O. Oliver, of Jefferson,
enmo down this morning.
Mrs. E. M. Croisnn went to Port
land today for a short visit.
J. T. Cox loft yesterday for RoBe
burg, whoro ho will enter tho sol
diers' homo.
Mrs. 8. Heckmnn nnd mother, Mrs.
N. Hansen, loft today for Portland
to visit tho lattor's son, Harry Han
sen. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roberts and
'daughter havo returned from a visit
to Tumor friends and relatives.
Miss Sylvia Jones, who has been
visiting Salem friends, left this morn
ing for hor homo In Brooks.
Frooman Eldrldge, tho woll-known
hop man, wns 1n tho city yesterday
on business.
Mrs. E. Hovonden, nftor visiting
Salem relatives and friends, has re
turned to hor homo In Woodburn.
Miss Ida Edison nnd Bister, Miss
Mario, who havo been visiting Snlom
friends, left this morning for Silver
ton. Mrs. M. Dashar nnd daughter,
MIsb Emma, who havo been visiting
hero, loft last evening for their
homo In Portland.
Mrs. E. May, who has been visiting
hor pnronts, Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Long, of this city, loft this mornjng
for hor homo In Portlnnd.
Mr. and Mrs. Judson Gnnlnrd, of
Clear Luko, will movo to this city to
reside. Thoy havo purchased propor
ty In North Salem.
MIsb Gusslo Booth left this morn
ing for Portland to visit friends nnd
assist tho Phllodorlan quartet In Its
entertainment nt Mllwauklo tonight.
Mr. nnd Mrs. D. II. Looney, of
Jefferson, aro In tho city today on
business bent.
Mrs. Vloln Woods, after visiting
bore, loft this morning for her homo
In Albany.
Mrs. J. E. Roberts left this morn
ing for Aumsvlllo, whoro she has rel
atives. Mrs. G. H. Saunders left today for
Myrtle Creek, whoro sho will Join
hor husband, who is located there,
Miss Anna Tate, of Sublimity,
who has been tho guest of Salem
friends, loft this mornjng for Turner
for a short visit.
C. E. Budlong, of tho Capital
Commission Company, Is at Turner
and Marlon this weok, looking after
tho produco business, buying aad
soiling farmers' surplus stocks.
State Secretary I. B. Rhodes, of
tho Y. M. C. A., after visiting here,
loft this morning for Eugene. Ho
will return tomorrow, to bo present
nt tho Oregon Boys' conferonco,
which will bo hold hero Friday.
s. C. Camnboll. who recontly un
derwent nn operation In the Salem
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hospital, leftthliBonh.,
homo In Woodburn u.?J
Proved, and will urn , ujj
ered. "
Charles Klnj.wb l wl
"""uur uu"KieftCo.,iof
two years, will kaw
Ing for Kent, Eastern Orju,!
" uu ueen promoted Utj
position. HelsaluebtHai
and will bo greatly eUi
local athletes. Helmuts
oi irlends here who vlttbtf
success In his new tUct
, W. J, Watson, who bu bwri
ing Mr. and Mrt P. P. Ufc
this city, leftthtinorthfki,
homo in Winnipeg, Cutj
Watson Is connected tul
wholesale grocery firn cl U
Both ho and Mrs. Wuiai
thuslastlc over thebembrffl
Inmetto valley, and esf
nnrden snot." Salem.
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Tho life Imuh
Muddlo has started tat
thinking. The vonJerft!
that has met Ballard's
Svrun In Iti tmuAt oc (
fluonzn. nrnnrhltU ui iB!
ary troubles baa etart4tk
to thlnklne of thli wWil
ration. They are all ait t
Jin nritAwlnn lad Am iM I
ncss. Prlco 25c, SOcatitUU
by D. J. Fry.
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forJafkaUasiWi
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Boars tho
BignararooH
Norwich UataFk.
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Frank Meredith. WW
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Office with WJB.n
129 Commercial strew.
MONEY TO Li
" TH01OSI!
OrerUdd&lort'iJaaMg
NEWT
of spoiling that cake through
the use of inferior baking
powder. Why use the inferior
brand when you can buy Cp
pley Perfection Baking Pow
der at no greater cost. Cp
pley Perfection Baking Pow
der always gives certain
satisfaction. Sold by aM Salem I
grocers. Manufactured by C
M. fcppky, Salem, Ore.
TODAY'S
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steam, " mvA
from tho haute,
assure you vrr.
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