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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1007.
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KEHKiIk
TO OUR
PATRONS
It Is nocossnry on account of our Bovcro loss by flro, to request of
our customers having open accounts to please calL at their earliest
convenience at our temporary office, Room 10, McCornnck Block, and
adjust them. Wo need tho money to meet tho many expenses inci
dontnl to tho many emergencies. 'x
An early romlttanco will bo greatly appreciated.
Wait lot the Big Sale
Experienced Salespeople Wanted
GREATEST
POTATO
CONTRACT
PRICE ABOVE $ I !00
San Francisco Firm Buys Three Train
Loads of Oregon's Finest at Sa
lem - Take Lachmund & Co.'s
Entire Crop of 40,000 Bushels
CITY NEWS
4 tho full. Sho will huvo several lady
friends with her tho greater part of
tho tlmo. ,
A Collection of Important Par
ngrnpha for Your Consideration
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Souvenir Postals
Now subjects today, nt Patton's.
Plenty of Them
Sugar Cured Hams soiling In Sn
lorn at 1C cents n pound, when other
pioplo aro csklng bo much more
Thoro Is plenty for you, nnd you will
llko the quality. Fnrrlngton & Van
Patton
Look Here
Ilnvo you any secondhand goods
for sale. Call at 170 Sjuith Com
mercial etreot, or phono 1233. O. L.
MoPook.
Mimical Tonight
MIbb Rontrlco Sholton'a musical.
at tho First Methodist church this
nrfalr. Mrs. W. Carlton Smith, MIbb
LlUInn Stcgo and Protoasor T. S.
Roberts will assist In tho program,
which-begins at 8;1G.
Runt Stnto Street "Wants Oil
O. M. Epploy, tho East State street
grocor, and Incidentally manufactur
er of Epploy'8 orfoctlon llak-
Ing Powdor, Is busy thoso dnyB,
A. O. U. .IV. Elyct
Last hlght tho lodgo of A. O. U.
W., No. 2, mot and oloctod tho fol
lowing offlcers: C. S. Mason, P. M.
W.; Qoorgo F. Mason, M. W.; R. O.
Donnldson, fereman: Ooorgo P.
Lltchflold, oversoor; W. T. RIgdon,
llnnnclor; J. S. Ponnobakor, recelv
or; A. E. Aufranco, recorder; Wil
liam Buck, guldo; Gcorgo Donclson,
Inner watch.
llnutl Concert
Tho Salem Mllltnry Rand gavo an
opon-nli' concert in Wlllaon nvonuo
last ovoning. An nppreclatlvo crowd
was present to onjoy tho oxcollont
selections. Tho bnnd will glvo its
next concort Sunday nftornoon in
Marlon square
Notice
Tho Salem Flouring Mflln will
turn off tho water In Mill creolt, be
ginning Sunday morning nnd con
tinuing uu.tll Wednesday. This will
onablo tho proporty holdors along
tho creek to got gravel, or mako any
necessary .repairs.
Gold Mine in HIh Yard.
Ranker W. D. Woolwlne, owner of
ono of tho finest homos In Lob Ango
la, formerly tho resldonco of Baron
Do Roglnct, colobrntod for hiB wlno
cellars and Pictures, hna "struck It
nsalatod by D. W. Byro and others, I rich" In his back yard. In cnrrylng
in Bocurlng tho nocoBsary funds and 'out IiIb plnnB of boautlfylng tho
other nsBlBtnnco to oil Stato Btreot placo, which 1b in Enst Lob AngeloB,
from Fourtoonth to tho crook bo- Woolwlno was grading down n hill
yond
atom
Nlnetoonth Btroot nt Epploy'a'nnd found a largo quantity of free-1 J. A.
. They have scoured tho nocoa-t milling gold oro, similar to that of a. M.
snry funds and tho oil 1ms boon or-
On Monday Louis Lachmund &
Co., of this city, sold to L. Scatona
Sc. Co., of San Francisco, their crop
of 35,000 to 40,000 bushels of Bur
bank potatoes for $1.10 per hundred
pounds, sacks furnished. This is
equal to about $1.15 per cwt tho
largest prlco over roalizcd for bo
largo a crop, and so early in tho sea
son. Lachmund & Co., havo nearly
150 acres of potatoes out, and tho
crop will amount to about three train
loads.
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City Council Proceedings.
At a mcoting of the city council
last night nothing now dovolopod
about paving, except a resolution by
Aldorman Grconbnum for tho macad
amizing of East Stato Btrect.
Also tho Improvement of Sovonth
etreot, North Salem, was ordered.
Tho street commissioner was or
dered to Bccuro another carload of
oil for street sprinkling.
A petition for tho grading of
Hood strcot, In tho fifth ward, was
read and rcforred.
Tho claim of Marion county for
$30. GO for rock furnished on Stato
Btrect nnd tho following claims wcro
allewed: Inez Bollier, $10.45; S.
M. Fletcher, $3C; W. E. Bunn, $3G;
E. S. Budlong, $40; Spnuldlng Log
ging Co., $110.70.
Tho councilman nbBent from last
ovonlng's session wore: Bnyno, Low,
Goodo nnd Gcsnor.
Tho commlttoo on curront ex
penses reported favjrably on th6
following bills, nnd warrants woro
oidorod drawn for tho sovoral
ameunts:
C. W. Yannko $ 6.00
John Hughes & Co 7.10
Ho for Bros 35.75
W. E. Bum 58.00
E. S. Budlong 89.00
Port. Gen. Elect Co 8.10
rort. Gon. Eloct. Co G2.75
E. S. Lamport C.75
E. S. ,Lnja)port 1.50
C. J. Kornlck 12.00
Patton Bros 1.75
A. L. Frnsor 73.25
E F. Copper 10.00
E. S. Budlong 89.00
R. E. Mooros & Co 11.95
7.90
2.00
1.50
5.50
. . 41.75
5.00
4.50
TEXT BOOK
COMMISSION
STILL BUSY
Will Conclude Its Labors and Adjourn
at the Latest Thursday
The State Textbook Commission Is
still In session in tho stato capitol,
nnd will probably not be able to fin
ish its deliberations before tho lat
ter part of tho week. Bids havo
been received on nil the books which
will probably be required, nnd tho
members of tho commission aro to
day busy considering the elomentnry
texts. Possibly somo of theso selec
tions will bo mndo Into today, whon
announcements will bo mndo. Then
will follow the grammar and high
school publications.
CHERRY
AND ROSE
EXHIBIT
Will Be the Finest Ever Held in the
Willamette Valley
X-RAYS
Tho best way. to mako a dollar go
a long way Is to send it to a mail or
der house in tho East. It will, in all
probability, novor got back.
Lou F. Vernon, ina pretty llttlo
poem, in tho EaBt Orogoninn, says:
"Tho boy Is always happy
Who whistles aTl tho while."
This is probably true, but think
of tho older persons who havo to
listen to it, and. then wocp.
m m
"Go ask papa," tho maiden said.
Ho know that her papa was dead.
Ho also know tho life he'd led
And understood her when Bho said,
'Go ask papa."
"
A Medford preacher rocontly dis
coursed on tho subject, "Tho False
hood of tho Calvanlstic Conception
of Hell." It strikes tho horso editor
that Calvin might possibly havo
known na much about that somowhnt
arid country, as, well, as anyone clso
who had novor boon there.
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Tho plcturo of Mrs. Losllo Carter,
na it appeared In tho Capital Jour
nal,. Is a feminine copy of Col. C. E.
S. Wood. This Is emphatically bo
about tho eyes. Now then, Mrs. Car
ter; now then, Col. Wood, you nro
each Indobtod to tho horso editor for
the very nicest things that could bo
said of you.
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John Hughes Co.
C. W. Ynnnko
J. A. Dnrr ...... ...
J. A. Darr
Spnuldlng Logging Co,
Dnrr
Hanson
Goldflold. It cnrrlOB high vuIuob and W. A. Moores 5.95
dorod. Thoy will nlao havo tho co- i3 of such quantity that tho prospoct S. W. Drake 50.00
oporatlou of tltu Btroot uopartmont is to bo at onco developed. It la but
In tho clonnlng up or tholr Btroot bo- a few hundred foot from tho house,
foro tho oil la put on. Thoy will Old-tlmors ngroo thoro 18 gold in all
havo It thoroughly scraped and all tho hills of that vicinity, but hore-
appll- toforo only vory low-grndo oro has
boon found.
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tho dust romovod boforo tho
ration of oil ia mndo. Than tho mag
ic fluid will bo spread In such a man
ner ns to do tho most good. Tho poo
plo of that Boctlon will bo deeply In
debted to thoao untorprlslug geutlo
men for their activity.
To Her New Old Home
MIbb Clara Smith, who has for
eomo tlmo rosldod on East Marlon
Btreot, has romovod to Morntngsido,
whoro Bho ocouplos a cottngo vory
near tho placo whoro liar father built
hla licet log cabin on tho Smith do
nation land claim. Mlsa Smith la
quito n Btudont of nature, and will
no doubt enjoy her Investigations to
Colic nml DInrrhocn.
Pnlna In tho stomnch, colic and
dlnrrhooa aro quickly rolloved by tho
uso of Chnmborlnln's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Romedy. For salo by
Dr. Stono's drug atoro.
Will Prosecute Cwil Rod.
Washington, Juno 4. It Is unof
ficially announced thnt after the cab
Inot meeting today tho government
will procood against tho anthraclte
cnrrylng roads on tho grounds that
thoy violated tho Sherman nntl-trust
laws. Tho matter was discussed at
tho mooting, and It Is understood the
President's advisors bollevo tho gov
ernment has a strong case.
SMOOTHING AWAY HOUSEKEEPERS' TROUBLES
Right Goods at Right Prices
SOMETHING NEW
In Bifocal Lenses
Lot ua show you a neat, up-to-date
Ions for near and fnr-BOOlng. It U
oually as good na tho expensive kind,
and halt tho coat.
Don't throw away your brokou
glassoa. Bring thorn, to us. We caa
dupltcato any part, with little ex-,
pense,
Chas. II liiflges
Gnuhi OpMttU,
1M Qoiimm'elal Street, Rent 4er
Catea Tfattonal Balc
10 bars best Savon ........ -3c
7 bars Xlnnt Sonp ........ 25c
7 bars Golden Star Soap . . . .25c
7 bars Diamond O Soap ....25c
5 bara Pearl Whlto Soap . , . ,25c
5 bara Whlto Llnon Sonp . . . .25c
5 bara Borax Soap 25c
5 bars Three Heart Soap . . ,25c
5 bars Naptlm Soap .25c
10 bars Rod M Sand Soap.. 25c
Two Story Brick.
A deal has been closed by which
Chris Paulus became tho ownor of
Ujo ,ot,on .thovnort,h sldo of Cour.t
etreot, Just cast of tho.alloy, between
Commercial and Liberty streets, nnd
It Is ropbrted thnt ho will erect a
modern two-story brick building on
tho proporty at onco.
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For stomach troubles, biliousness
and constipation try Chamberlain's
Stomach and Llvor Tablota. Many
romnrkable cures hnvo been effected
by thorn. Prlco 25 cents. Samples
freo. For salo by Dr. Stone's drug
atoro.
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3 hand Sapollo . . . .' 25c
3 kitchen Sapollo' .25c
3 IM1119 fllltoh Olonnnr nnn i
1 can Powdered Borax 15c
1 pkg Powdered Borax , lOc
4 cans Rex Lyo 25c
3-tt) pkg Gold Dust 20c
3-lb pkg Pyramid Soap Pwdr 20c
3-lb pkg Armour's Soap Pwdr 20c
FAMILY JARS
Not tho kind that destroy tho homo, but tho kind that will keep
your fruit until ready for use. Wo aro leaders on Jars and Jar prices.
Mnsou, Economy, Everlasting, all tho good kinds. Now rubbers and
caps at tho right prlco.
W. A IRVIN & CO.
303 Commtrclat St
P&onc 66
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Save your fuel bill na well
as tho torturo of a hot kitchen
nnd let us do your
Baking
Our home bread Is a winner.
Try It. Coffeo Cake, Buub,
Home-made Cookies, all kinds
of home-made Cakes.
Baked Pork
and Beans
Try a pan. They aro
Home boiled ham, roast pork,
veal loaf.
Leave your order with us. . .
:: Rath & Graber ::
110 Stato St.
FhftM 3
Tho proposed Cherry and Rose
show, which is to bo held in Salem
July 12th and 13th Is certain to be a
success, judging from the activity of
tho committee nppolnted for that
purpose. The gentlemen delegated
to Becuro tho cupo for prizes havo
finished tholr work, and tnoro tro
phies nro offered than -nro mnii,.
needed. There nro to bo 15 $io
cups, five $5 cups and ono special
?20 cup, and they havo boon provid
ed for by tho following subscrip
tions; Oregon Nursery $10.00
C. F. Lansing 10'oo
R. H. Webber, Tho Dalles .. 10 00
Mutual Canning Co 10,00
Homestead -10.00
J. L. Stockton . . t b,oo
Ross Mooros .... 10.00
E. T. Barnes io.oo
Wado, Pearco Co 5.00
R. S. Wallace estate 10.00
Spencer Hdw 'Co 10.00
H. S. Gilo (10 IbaLamber).. 10.00
Woodburn Nursery 10.00
Wlllnmotto Hotel 10.00
Standard Liquor Co 10.00
Buren & Hamilton 10.00
Oregon Shoo Co 10.00
Salem Flouring Co 6.00
E. C. Cross . 5.00
McEvoy Bros 2.00
Hughes Grocery Co 2.50
Ladd & Bush 10.00
Capital National Bank 10.00
Salem Stnto Bank 10.00
Bottor Fruits, Hood Rlvor . . 10.00
M. McDonald, Bpeclal 20.00
Mr. McDonald, chairman of tho
commltteo on arrangements, is
obliged to bo nbaont from tho city
tho greater part of tho tlmo until
tho Bhow dnto, but ho has pushed his
work ahead, and his assistants will
tnko up ninny of tho details in his
nbsonco. Frank W. Powers, of tho
nursery company, who is president
of tho Coast Nurscrymeu's Associa
tion, is busy working for n big meet
ing horo on tho date of tho cherry
show, nnd la also looking after BOino
of tho dotnlls concerning tho latter.
Tho present weather conditions
would Boom to Justify tho prediction
that tho cherry -crop will bo a bump
er, and that conditions for tho Bhow
will bo favorabllo.
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iU"iand. orji
lurs. Ralph Pi.),.
Natives W I.
morning. m nij
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11 egr9 ,
thlcltj,te
cor of the N,
V visit h thrtu' ri
' home Up
terdaytoherhomj?
". f" cotu n"rmm
tho city. The,;,r,:!ei
ly for Seattle, to uZ,1
I- raornV;. T..
"i " b in a m
mooting nt. . "5,uu
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PERSONALS.
R. G. Rldgowny wont to Portland
today on business.
Charles Spnuldlng went to Port
land on business today.
Mrs. L. Maas loft yesterday for
Colflold, la., whoro sho will reside.
Mrs. Ellen R. Morgan' went to SU-
bnny this morning for a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Surface, of Ma
rlon, were Salem visitors this morn
ing. Mr. and Mrs. F. Kurz wont to Eu
gono today to visit friends nnd rela
tives. Professor E. P. Long and wife left
this morning for 'Albany, whero they
havo a largo class In music.
Mrs. R. M. Chaves, who has been
visiting here, left thlB morning jor
hor homo In Eugene.
Mrs. Ethol Fox, of Scotta Mills, Is
In tho city to attend the W. C T. U.
convention, nna to vish rumu.
Miss Edith Wlckham has retnrnod
from a visit to relatives In Water
loo.
Col. Fred Steusloff and Col. L.
Hofer went to Portland tma raoru-
Attorney and Mrs. John Mcary
havo returned from a visit to u
Jamestown exposition.
Miss Edith Roy has gono to Port
land to be n Btudent In the Holmes
business college.
Mrs. D. A. Densmoro and Mrs. O.
C. Locke left this morning for a
short visit in Portland.
Mlsa Golda Howard, who has been
visiting In tho city, returned today
to hor home In Albany.
Miss Nora Burdlck, after visiting
Salem friends has returned to her
home In Portland,
Rov. nnd Mrs. W. H. Selleck will
attend tho evangelistic conference In
Portland thla week.
Mrs. J. B. Hurt, who has been vis
iting Mrs. W. W. Glesy, returned
this morning to-her home In Aurora.
James Jorgsted, the University
student, left this morning ior
fountain, where lie will pena i
summer. . ,
-uv nri Mrs. Mel Dungan, or --
Ua, after a short TUlt to Salem, left
th. nor-lnr for Jefewon, where
relatives and friend
Mrs. Agnea nM w.
this morning, h.reai
a meeting nf ,. .. '
Booth in v. ... B U
n. :.zaw
Portland "rw!
mnrnln. ." " . U f
"" vu nut rtUtini
Wends. Mn.8taw.rt 1. .7;
of Mr. nnd Mn. Toa Cc-Tj
Enst Snloin W1
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Mr8.H.P.Bhini..h-..
Snlem relatives and !rlku!
morning for Aumniiie, u
will bo the guet 0! tiimx.
few days before ttmH
..W...V ut jugxon.
Hnntnln . it
.. auu Mrj. JJfiaw .
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.uiij ciosia a tucwiiw.
of rnl !.. l. ...
t un. uroTC, jen UU ttnh(fcil
uuuuibun, wncre tnextintaj
scries of Evangelical ttnimkU
r irui a, ti. ennrch 0! tut fc
Rov. Q. O. Oliver It tli (m
pnstor of the Jefferwa dlrA. i
Rev. O. M. nctler.putaiijij
United Brethren charth, h. J
luunung ior I'Duomita to aj
conference of the U. B. iiai
which will convene Jusi in K I
was accompanied DjxrtMi,
far as Albany, where sat vB j
tor a fow days befon jbjk.
luiBband In Philomath.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. lm lil
turned this morning tr H&)$
where Mr. Jones rectify 1
an operation fn the KmsCsL kl
general traveling vmt
of tho Southern Ptdlc;w,i
on 111 whllo in Callftrtkr
tho Shrlner's excantoa. h
Mrs. Jones will spead m
tho farm near the Mr i
hOUBO.
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lYobflto Mu.
An order has bccatimW
bnto JiuthorUIng Hattlt
administratrix, to sell tit
nroDerty ofttbe t
- . ,-.. .- . .
Grath. deceased, oiw,'
1907, atlOa. m.fwMKt
for tho final hearing.
D. F. Lane, adminUtriHf 1
estate of Mary A. Rli '
m ifTi-on an order sftthoth
sale of the personal projtrtrM
estate.
Tim final account ct '
Mnrnhv. as admlnlitnt'
tate of Stephen T.cwr".'
has been approved.
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I'vocarrlod over 40 J".?
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