DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON SATURDAY. JUNE 1. 1007.
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INCORPORATED
Arrangements are being perfected
for a speedy adjustment and wo
hope to reopen our Btoro within tho
next ten' days.
WAIT FOR THE
BIG SALE
Experienced Balospeoplo wanted.
Enquire at temporary offices, room
10, McCorunck Block.
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rink this afternoon and tonight,
which will probably bo Woll attend
ed, as this will be the last opportu
nity given the Salem people to enjoy
tho sport this Beason.
Your Lnst Clinncc
To .skate at tho Auditorium rink
(liis season. Conic early ami avoid
the rush. Two sessions, 7:30 to 10
and 10 to 12.
Skating, Skating
At the Auditorium rink
7:0 to 10 and 10 to 12.
tonight
CAMPAIGN
TO BEGIN
MONDAY
Business Men Will Raise $1,000 for
Y.M.C A. Current Expense
Fund
1 PERSONaTT
ness
A. L. Brown is in MarioToTbT
CITY NEWS
A Collection of Important Tar
Bgmphd for Your Consideration
Souvenir Postals
Now subjects today, at PattonV
"A Scrap of Paper"
Qencrally is valueless. Como and
aeo how valuable it becomes under
corlain conditions.
Skntlntf Rink Open
This afternoon from 2 to 5. Ladles
and chlldron ndmlttcd froo. Usual
doublo sosslon tonight.
Wallace O. Trill
"Will bo soon at Ills bost at tho
Grand Monday night. Ho is a nntural
borto actor, and tho part ho is to play
is stilted to him exactly.
Your Last Chance
To aknto at tho Auditorium rink
thlti season. Doublo session tonight
from 7:30 to 10 and 10 to 12. Af tor
noon session today from 2 to G.
If You
Want to laugh como to tho Grand
Monday night. tThoro will bo plonty
of laugh to go nil around, and soma
to spare. Como.
Skating, Skating
At tho Auditorium rink this after
noon and ovoulng. Positively your
last chauco to skato, ib wo movo to
Newport noxt week.
Tho llov OfIlc
Will opon at 9 a. m. Monday for
tho salo of scats for "A Scrap of Pa
por." Matinee for School Children-
At tho skating rink this nftornoon
from 2 to R. Ladles and chlldron ad
mitted froo.
Look llert
IInvo you any second-hand goods
for aalo? Call at 170 South Cornmor
clal struot, or phono 1233. O. L. Me
Pook. George Coy Iiijuml Again-
George Cox, who foil from n lad
dor Boinu six months ngo and dUlo
catod his loft shouldor, had tho mis
fortuno to fall whllo whoollng in
Bomo wood this wook, and sustain a
second frncturo of tho woak mombor
lloluxd Improved greatly in gonoral
Itralth, and had about rocovorod
from tho shock of tho first acoldont
wlion tho last mlsfortuno ovortook
him. It Is hoped by his many frlonds
that ho will soon grow strong again.
Skating Kink
Opon tilts nftornoon anil owning.
Tun MVtfciout tonight.
Skating Rink
Open this afternoon nml evening.
Two Msiont tonight.
Skating Rink Closes
Tonight at midnight,
your last chauco to skate,
to Newport next week.
Positively
We movo
First Methodist Episcopal
Tho final sorvlcos in tho revival.
Evangelist HaudenBchlold will glvo
as tho suject of tho morning sermon,
at 10:30 a. m., "Thy Heart's Cry."
At 3:30, "Tho Prcaonco of God." At
I 7:30 p. m tho closing rally with
tho subject: "Tho Loat Opportuni
ty." Tho choir will load tho sing
ing. All nro cordially invited.
Skating, Skating
At tho Auditorium rink
7:310 to 10 ami 10 to 12. .
tonight
Hay Rack Party
The sophomoro class of Willam
otto University will enjoy a hay rack
rldo this evening. Tho class has ac
cepted an invitation to spend tho ev
ening at tho homo of Miss Elva Wins
low, in Polk county, whoro games
music and refreshments will bo en-
Joyed.
Committed to Asylum
William Mnrgnier was today com
mitted to tho insano asylum after an
examination by Drs. C. H. Robertson
and J. N. Smith before County Judge
Scott. He bus been a resident of
Gorvnis for some time, and is a na
tive of Franco. Ho Is 52 years of
ago, and his insanity is accredited to
Jealousy.
Asks for Divorce
Z. McCullough vs. H. P. McCul-
lough 1b tho tltlo of a dlvorco suit
which has been begun in department
No. 2 of tho circuit court. Tho
plaintiff and defendanfc-woro married
in Corvallls In 1871. Thoro nro no
minor children nor property rights,
and tho docrco of dlvorco is nBkcd on
tho grounds of desertion.
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At the First M. E. Church
Tho Evangelistic services at tho
First Methodist church havo boon
woll attended, especially considering
tho lateness of tho Benson. Tho
morning prnyor meetings hnvo boon
hold In aovon to ton homos each day,
and havo boon vory profltnblo. so
much so that a gonoral doslro hns
been expressed that they bo contln
mid. Tho nftornoon Biblo readings,
in tho church, havo probably boon
tho most enjoyed of any sorvico of
llko chnractor hold In Salem for
years. Tho evening ovangollsttc Bor
vlcos hnvo mado a doop improsBlon
on many llvos. Many hnvo boon
convinced of duty towards God and
tho spiritual wolfaro of their souls.
It is expected that tho first Methodist
church will recolvo a goodly increaso
in its momborshlp, whllo othor
churches will rocolvo accessories as
a result of tho porsons converted. Mr
Ilaudonschlold cxpocts tomorrow to
bo tho groat day of tho sorvlcos. Ho
loaves Monday for Chicago and tho
East.
JVI1 UKglCBBlYU CUIIllMllgn Will UB
Inaugurated Monday by 50 business
men of this city to rnlso $1000 to
pay tho current expenses of tho local
Young Men's Christian Association.
This promises to bo one of tho most
systematic efforts ever put forth in
tho association's behalf, and will
doubtless bo met by a hearty re
sponse. Tho friends of tho Y. M. C.
A. havo in tho past given tho worthy
Institution their liberal support, and
not only will money bo raised by tho
committco next week, but an earnest
effort will bo made to sccuro 100 now
members. At a meeting at tho Bonrd
of Trade rooms last night tho five
committees, composed of 50 of tho
prominent business men of Salem
agreed to spend at least three or four
hours on Monday and Tuesday of
noxt week working in tho interests
of tho association. Lunch will bo
served nt noon in tho Y. M. C. A.
building to tho committeo mon on
each of tho days, when tho work in
hand will bo discussed. Mayor Rodg
ers will tako an nctlvo part In tho
campaign, having boon chosen chair
man of the various brigades selected
for tho work as follews:
Team No. 1.
F. Erlxon, the contractor, Went tn
Portland today. l to
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Catterlln went
to Portland today. ent
Henry Hubbard, tho well-known
hop man, went to Newport today
Ralph Cronlso has returned from
a visit In Portland.
Miss Alice Meyers returned today
from a short visit In Portland.
Dr. Allen, of Jefferson, is In the
city on business.
Miss Mildred Looney was a
lem visitor yesterday.
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Mrs. W.'S. Duniway has returned Dr'anlMrs.L G i Itf tt,M
from a two-weeks' visit in Portland. tonR and the 'Jli- hg
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. V. McCarty have fr,entl8 In Iowa. W
ruiurnea irom a visit in Portland Wf8. It.
i vim mm irom a visit m Portland. I ma "- L. Hart i.h
Miss Bessie Simpson is the guest1 Qrnn'to Creek B c . I
of Portlnnd friends nml minti.,. ! spend nora..i ' 'r.t &;
. whoTw
Piano Redtiil Tuesday.
Tuesday evening, nt tho M. E.
church, tho advanced pupils of Miss
Beatrico Sholton will glvd a rccltnl
for tho benefit of tholr frlonds. Thoyi
will bo assisted by Mrs. W. Carlton
Smith, Boprnno Miss Lillian Stogo
violin, nnd Prof. Roberts, organ.
Tho program will begin at 8:15, and
no admission will bo charged. Their
many frlonds will bo pleased to havo
this opportunity to hear those tnlont
cd young pcopjo, nnd It Is sufo to pre
dict n full house. All aro Invited to
attend. A piano recital will also bo
given nt tho M. E. church Friday ev
ening, Juno 7th, nt which Mrs. Illng
cs will nsalst.
Thomas Kay, captain; ; E. Barnes jng rcifttives.
Portland friends and relatives
B. N. White went to Portland yes
terday o n business.
Mrs. Bernard!, of Portland, is vis
itlng Salem frlonds and relatives.
Mrs. Stella White Is In Turner' for
a visit. She will return Monday.
Attorney Richardson was among
those who went to Portland this
morning.
Mrs. F. H. Collins went to Port
land this morning for a few days'
visit.
Mrs. F. J. Smith left today for
Belfountaln to visit her son, W. C.
GravcB.
Tho Misses Addio and Jennie Clev
eland havo returned from a vUlt In
Oregon City.
James Waltqn, of tho "First Na
tional Bank, of Tillnmook, is visiting
In tho city.
MrB. Phobo Gard left this morning
I for Turner to spend a few days visit-
Skating Rink Closes-
Tonight nt midnight,
your last chauco to skate,
to Newport next week.
Positively
Wo movo
SOMETHING NEW
In Bifocal Lenses
Lot us show you a neat, up-to-date
lens for near and far-seeing. It U
oually as good as tho exponslve kind,
and half tho cost.
Don't throw away your brokou
glasses. Bring thorn to us. We can
dupllcato any part, with little ex.
pense,
Chas. H. Hinges
Graduate Optician. ,
lit CftMiiwretal Stew, rt Wr
Capital Natteaa Bank.
Social on tho Campus
Tho young ladles of tho Y. W. C
A, of Wlllumotto Uulvorslty, under
tho soft glow of JnpanoBo lanterns,
and with Bweot strains of music
sorvod lco croam, strnwborrlos and
cako last night on tho campus to
studonts and frlonds, tho number be
ing lnrgo, considering tho many coun
tor social events and entertained
thorn with plousant smtlos, and thoso
charming wltchorloB posslblo only to
fominiulty. Tho noat sum roallzed
from tho salo will bo used to send
dologatos to tho Gonrhart Park Y.
W. C. A. convention, which will con
vene about tho mlddlo of Juno. Tho
ladloa who managod tho affair last
ovonlug had mado arrnngomonta for
a band to bo present, but wore dla
appolntod, as sovoral of tho musi
cians had othor ongngomonts.
Waldo Heats Little Norths.
Tho Waldos wero tho victors in a
bnll gamo with tho Ltttlo Nortli3
Friday. Tho1 following Is tho momo
rninln of tho gamo, as It was handed
to Tho Jeurnal: Waldo 13 runs,
Little Norths 8. Tho players of tho
Waldo team mndo runs as follews:
Chalmor George 2, ChoBtor Moflltt 2,
Bernard Post 1, Roy Koenos 4, Lco
Haukloston 1, Harold Andoraon 2,
George McElroy 1.
Tho Llttlo North tnlllos wero mado
as follews: B. Daroy 2, B. Boo 1, C.
Cooper 1, T. Clay 1, II. Mark 1, W.
Rody 1, F. Walton 1. Roy Koenos
mndo two homo runs nnd Bernard
Post and C. Coopor oneh one.
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W. C. T. U. Convention.
Tho W. C. T. U. county convention
will moot at tho W. C. T. U. hall tho
afternoons of Juno 4th and 5th. Tho
ovonlug meetings will bo at the
Christian church.
Frank Douglas, Frank Hughes, W. T.
Jonks, L. U. Jossc, A. N. MoorcB, Jos
H. Albert, H. B. Thlelson, E. W. Hazard.
Team No. 2.
R. K. Page, captain; C. W. Yannko,
F. StoiiBloff, J. A. MIUb, J. C. Perry,
Dr. L. G. Altmnn, J. II. Fnrrar, Chas
McNnry, D. J. Fry, W. I. Staley.
Team No. 51.
Paul Wallace, captain; P. A. Dins
moor, O. J. Wilson, Wntt Shlpp, Ilar
ley White, D. Eyre, S. Hunt, J. H.
Lewis, A. Schrnmm, Charles Roth.
Tenia No. -1,
R. J. Hendricks, cnptaln; John
Bnyno, A. Vnss, Col. E. Hofor, T. J.
Cronlso, Dr. Strntton, G. Holt, W. F.
Foster, F. K. Lovoll, Soymour Skiff.
Team No. O.
Max Buron, cnptaln; Fred Unas,
A. A. Leo, Theodoro Roth, Frank
I, Myers, G. C. Ilatt, E. C. Gamble, C.
D. Mlnton, John Molr, II. Pntton. '
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Collcgo of Oratory Exercises
Tho graduating exorcises of tho
College of Orntory will bo hold at
tho First Methodist church Thursday
ovonlug, Juno G, and an Invitation is
oxtondod to tho public to attend
ftsfivE
lip
Save your fuel bill as well
; ns tho torturo of a hot kitchen
Your lnbt Chance
To skato at tho Auditorium rink . 1 nnd Iot us do 'our
this beason. Come early mid avoid ;
tno rush, two hcsMons, 7::0 to 10
and 10 to 12.
Y. M. C. A. "Slrkus,"
Tho boys' "Slrkus," which was
hold at tho Y. M. O. A. last night
was ouo of tho most successful af
fairs that has boon given by the
mombora of tho local association this
season. Tho "Slrkus" consisted of n
number r-f sldo shows, each ono plan
nod by tho boys, who couducted
thorn without tho help of tho elders. ) )
Tho sum of ?25 was netted from tho
Baking
Our home bread Is n winner, t
Try It. Coffoo Cako, Buns,
Homo-mado Cookies, all kinds
of home-mado Cakes,
I Baked Pork ;i
ii and Beans ;
ttons.
Trv n nun Tlinw m-o. A
gato receipts of tho various attrac- .. TIrtm h ,. ' t .,. t
1 ..u...u uwttvu uniu, luuai Jioru, T
veai loai.
Leavo your ordor with us.
Roth & Graber ::
410 State St; Phone 36 ; ;
thorn. Tho class is composed of Miss
,01lvo Rlgby and Mls3 Vera Byars,
both highly talented young ladles,
whoso oxcollent work has becomo
well-known through local literary
and soclnl offnlrs. Somo of Salem's
finest musical talent will bo addod to
tho attraction of tho program, which
follews:
Part I.
Invocation
Wnll!! nml rOinrna (rnm 'T?miaM
( nnnnnd
Misses Bushnell, Booth, Clark' nnd
DoVolblas.
"Echo and tho Forry".Jean Ingolowi
Vera Mary Byars.
"Constnnco Do Bavorly"
Sir Wnltor Scott
Olivo Amelia Rlgby.
"Lend Mo Your Aid" Gounod
Dr. R. A. Heritage. I
"Romeo and Juliet" . .Shnkospearo
Jullot Miss Rlgby
Nurse Miss Bynrs. . . .
Part ir.
Euphonium solo Selected
Mr. Ivan G. Martin.
Cutting from "Tho Christian"...
Hall Catno
Vora Mary Byars.
Monologue, "When Jack Comes
Late" Helen Corlnno Bergon
Ollvo Amelia Rlgby
Lohengrin's Wedding March.. ..
Wagner
W. U. Girls' Chorus.
Presentation of class, Sara Brown
Savago, dean of Collogo of Oratory
Conferring of degrees. President
John H. Coleman.
Benediction
Miss Ruth Rullfson went to Tole
do today, whoro sho is employed as
teacher in tho public schools.
Miss Golda Howard, of Eastern
Oregon, is tho guest of Miss Carrie
Belknap, a student of tho Unlvorslly.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Chnrles Noel, after a
visit hero, havo returned to their
homo in Eugcno.
Jncob Bornnrdl, who hns boon vis
iting in the city, hns returned to his
homo in Portlnnd.
Miss Mabel Albee, a student of tho
summer school, left lnst evening for
a visit nt her homo In Aumsvlllo.
"Dos" Srlth, of tho Cnpital Im
provement Company, went to Port
land this morning on business.
Miss Emma Miller, after a brief
visit hero, returned to her homo In
Jefferson last evening.
D. II. James, of tho House Fur
nishing Company, wont to Portlnnd
terdny on business.
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Gooding left
this morning for Hood River to visit
friends and relatives.
Mrs. C. Polohn and family wont to
' Orogon City todoy to visit relatives
for a fow days.
MrB. J. GGrahnm went to Port
lnnd yesterday for a short visit to
frlonds.
Mrs. Conrad Krebs and son havo
rot timed from a sovoral months' visit
in Los Angoles.
Dr. and Mrs. WiTltcr Looney, of
Jefferson, nro tho guests of Mrs.
Whit Holraan, of this city.
there.
JIr -'and Mrs. rxi
-i.w memorial Day u m.T?
rourned to their hcS
... uogan wu lorn err vLI
r Willis, olthur'
inc Rnlom ,i.ii' VNli
and fnr .!... . ,Wt
, "' " ouu'l Visit. Ifo,
Mrs. A. N. Todd.iv..
Itlng hero for the mri .ia.
loft this morning tot arbHii
"""" ou win then to to
for a short sojourn bfor
to her homo In Iowi,
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young attorney, is 111 it m,
Enst Salem, with th raik
Is a great friend ottketiM
didn't propose to be osMonij
C-year-old, who hid Jut tm
from them. In facthliNM,
a children's friend that U i
Boon become a faToriUrtih,
volt, and this, coupled ihlhj:
mm no is mo onijr ltepus
ber of tho Holmw faaih.M
ought to make him poi
Whlto Houso. 1:
Hand Concert-
There will be a band elt
morrow afternoon la Mtrkipi
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Juniors vs. Woodbsro
Tho Junior baseball ibt ti 1
lamctto University kit tab i
for Woodburn, when tWy ?Gli
the high school tcanoftbti
this afternoon.
Norwich Unlofl Fk
Inswiacel
Frank Meredith, MM)
Offlce with WnuBntOwI
120 Commercial itwt
..MONEY TO Ull
TiioumitftJ
Over Ladd & Buli'B.m
NEW TOM
It. Ladles' gold m
nearly square, with bW
attached, on CommerfJf "
Liberty or ChenKMU
Finder please leave tut
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Miss Ednti Wondel, who has been' sale Soeral bouMfe
visiting Mrs. Frank Farrington, ieu( nnd fam iandsatabarp!t
tins morning ror ner nomo in ooauiu.1 ... vinni Bank.
4 kill w" --
TODAY'S SPECIAL
liman s
Olives
SkHtlitK Rink
A largo crowd attended tho ses- I
alon of tho Auditorium rink last
night. The music was oxcollent, and
ono of the most pleasant oventnga of,
the season was spent on tho little'
rollers. There will bo sessions In thnj-t-r-H 1 M 1 1 1 1 11 H Ml j 1 1 U 1 II
JTxljpG
20c Pet Piflt
These are tho best ripe olives on the market and a
equalled before. Try them.
Rnco Meet Juno 28-20.
Tho Independence Driving Club
has decided upon Friday and Satur-i
day, June 2S-29 as tho dates for'
tho raco meet. Tho dates wero deter-j
mined upon because of so many eel-J
ebratlons in near-by towns and the'
Impression prevails that a more suc
cessful race meet can bo pulled off
on soparate dates. Tho plans for
celebrating July 4th have been aban
doned, and all efforts will be cen
tered upon tho races to make thun
a big success. '
THE GARDEN SPOT
. itnee. aH
Will contain wax beans, new potatoes, fresh p .
. n8. srdnacb, cabbtfe.
agus, rncusnes, rnuuaro, juuui, . . -
Fruits, strawberries, gooseberries, cherrie ,
lemons.
Moir Grocery Co.
456 STATE STREEI