DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALKM, ORBGOM TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1007.
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J. II. KIlUEGEIt, Pros, and Mgr.
W. W. EMMONS, Scc'y.
MARIONS
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UIILMYILO
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Suit 411
Commonwealth
Building,
Portland, Or.
Lour Dislanco
Tclcpliono
Main 0733
Pacific Coast Sales Promoters
INCORPORATED,
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MERCHANDISE STOCKS PURCHASED AND SOLD
We Employ None But Expert Sales Managers
Special Sales
Promoted
and
Managed.
Stocks
Closed Out
Portland, Or., June 1, 1007.
Messrs. Jo. Meyers & Sons, Salem, Or.
Gentlemen : While In your city I looked over your stock very carefully and liavo no
hesitancy In saying that for high class merchandise and Intrinsic values offered to the public your
store stands without n peer on the Pacific Coast, and tlio people of your city havo Just reason to
feel proud tliat such an enterprise has1 leen maintained in their midst. I hope 'when all traces of
the disastrous firo havo been elmlnatcd your store will rise to a brighter and more prosperous
future.
Most Truly Yours,
W. W. EMMONS, Secretary,
Pacific Coast Sales Promoters, Inc.
Tins LETTER IS THE STRONGEST INDORSEMENT OP WHAT WE'VE BEEN TELLING YOU FOR
YEARS, AND, COMING FROM, THE ABOVE SOURCE, FROM PEOPLE WHO MAKE THE
STUDYING OF STOCKS A BUSINESS, IS BEYOND ALL QUESTIONS A COMPLIMENT.
OUR EVERY EFFORT IN nE FUTURE WILL BE TO MAKE OUR STORE BIGGER, BETTER
AND STRONGER THAN EVER. WE HOPE TO RE-OPEN OUR STORE FOR THE BIG SALE
MONDAY, THE 17TH, A COMPLETE INVENTORY IIAS BEEN TAKEN AND THE PACIFIC
COAST SALES PROMOTERS, INC., OF PORTLAND, WILL HAVE CHARGE FOR 15 DAYS,
WHEN WE WILL RESUME CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT. WATCH OUR ADDS DAILY.
AND ROSES
Arrangements Completed For a Splen
did Display Next Month
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CITY NEWS
A Collection of Important Par
Rgrophtt for Your Consideration
Souvenir Postals
New Hiibjocts today, nt Pntton's,
Wanted
Fifty moro womon nml RlrlB at tho
cannory, to begin work at onco. All
tliotio beginning now will bo rotnlnod
on cherricu. 0-10-3t
Fruit Inspector's Olllce
County Fruit Inspector Armatrong
hau now qunrtorB in tlio board of
trndo rooms whoro litoraturo por
tniulng to tlio work can bo obtained.
Ijhcp Curtaiui
Just recolved, Huron & Hamilton.
Woodchoppom Wanted
Yes, tlioHO delayed luco curtains
nro horo. Thoy aro beauticB. Buron
& Hamilton.
Investlgato It
Tlio lowest prices and .tho highest
quality of godds nro tho reasons for
tho rapidly increasing business of
Farrlngton & Van Pntton, grocora
and mnrketmon.
Fell From Roof
II. Cndwoll, whllo ongagod in shlng
ling a porch of tho Strntton house,
on East Stnto street, this morning,
fell from tho roof to tho ground, a
distance of about 1G feet, sustaining
sovoral painful cuts about tho faco
and a slight brulso on IiIb cheat. Tho
Injuries nro not sorlouB, and ho will
soon bo nblo to rosumo Ills work.
Hurt in Gymnasium
Robert NoIboh, a U. of 0. stiulout,
who, got a slight hurt on IiIb foot In
tho gymnuBlum nt tho unlvoralty
Home tlmo ago, Is lying vory ill nt his
homo in Albany from blood poison
ing. Ills foot will probably havo to
Inquire of Win. llrawn & Co., No. b0 nninHtnt0li JIo Wft8 a popu,n
129 Commercial stroot. Location of ,,.. t .., i i..i. ...i i.i
Wnnt Lands to Sell.
Tho Albnny Herald, in nn nrticlo
concerning railroad lands in Linn
county, inndvortently gives awny tho tor tho awnruB nro inndo
ArrangomentB are being completed
for the Cherry nnd Rosd Show, July
12. Tho committees huvo tho matter
well In hand, and that It will be ono
of tho most attractive affairs ever
held in Salem Is assured. Tho cherry
crop is excellent, and advantage will
be taken of tho cold storage plants,
to preserve tho earlier varieties of
cherries, so that a full rango of tho
delicious fruit, from tho earliest to
tho latest, will bo on exhibition.
While tho dnte Is rathor an oft ono
for the best display of rose3, still with
the profusion of bloom always avail
able In Salem tho exhibit will bo ono
to m'nko oven Oregonlans sit up and
tako notice. Tho rules governing tho
contests aro as follews:
Rules for Salem Cherry Fair.
(1.) A pinto of chcrricB or ber
ries should contain one pound.
Stems must bo left on tho cherrloB in
tact. , (2.) Carton exhibits muBt bo en
tered and judged scpnrato from tho
regular ten pound box.
1 (3.) All fruit entered for prizes
must bo correctly labeled and must
be in tho hands of tho exhibit com
mit tco boforo ono o'clock of tho
opening day.
(1.) In collections duplication of
varieties will not bo permitted.
(5.) Exhibitors must file with tho
sccrctnry, on or before tho first of
tho fnlr, tho name of exhibitor with
complete list of varieties entered by
him.
(G.) Entry cards furnished by tho
sccrotnry must be placed with all ex
hibits for tho guldanco of the judges.
(7.) All exhibits must bo freo
from any namo or address or any
thing that would Indlcnto w.hero tho
fruit wob grown or packed, until af-
PERSONALS.
liisldo of tho gnmo of filing on rail
road lands. If tho lands nro to bo
sold to nctual settlors tho applicants
will probably lose: It cays: "Tho
rallrond at present owns 80,000 acres
In Linn county which woro grantod
it by tho govornmont. Whllo muck
of this land Is not of grent valuo
thoro is still n largo amount which
Ih hoavlly timbered nnd vory valu
able, and should tho company bo
compelled to soil nt tho prlco of
$2. 50 an aero tho purchasers will re
(S.) All articles placed upon tho
tables for exhibition must romnin In
charge of tho exhibit committee, and
cannot bo removed boforo tho closo
of tho fair without tho express por-
julsston of tho committee.
(9.) Threo judges shall bo ap
pointed who shall Judgo all exhibits
and in all cases their awards shall
bo final. No Judgo shall bo allowed
to enter fruit In competition.
(10.) In plato exhibits judges
Bhall consldor slzo, shape, color, free-
nllzp a largo profit in disposing of tho'dom from ,,IonilBhc8 cnr0 '" arrange
woodland on Tumor road near city.
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Calls for Bid
Tho umloralgnod will recolvo bids
HP to C o'clock p. m., - on Juno 17,
1907, for Kupplylng ono hundrod and
twouty-llvo (126) cords of gron
nocond growth llr wood, to bo deliv
ered at tho city hall boforo October
let, for tho uso of tho city of Salem,
Oregon. Tho sucposstul blddor will
be roqulred to enter Into contract
under bond to furnish tho wood as
per agroomont.
W. A. MOORES, Rocordor.
Dated Juno 5, 1007. G-5-dl0t-w2t
Wanted
Fifty moro womon and girls at tho
cannery, to bogln work at onco. All
thoso beginning now will be retained
on chorrlos, G-10-3t
member of tho gloo club, and loader
ot tho mandolin tonm.
Smlth'SiniphOu-
Comity Clerk Allon this morning
Issued a marriage license to Honry
E. Smith, of Portland, aged 22, and
BobbIo A. Simpson, of Snlom, aged
17. David Slmpdou, witness,
In Circuit Court
In tho F. J. Eldrldgo vs. John
Hoofer, ot nl oqulty suit, tho plain
tiff was glvon ton days in which to
fllo a motion for a now trial.
Library TabUvs
Just tvcolvod,
Duron & Hamilton.
Cups to Bo Photographed
A lottor wub recolved yeatorday
by Fruit Inspector Armstrong from
H. M. Williamson, editor of tho Oro
gon Agriculturist, of Portland, ask
ing that tho pictures of tho various
cups to ho given na prizes during tho
cherry fair bo sent him, that ho may
publish thoiu. Tho twenty-ouo cups
to bo given away nro now at tho Bnrr
Jewelry sto'ro, and aro trophies which
might well bo appreciated by tho
fortunatu fruit growora who exhibit.
Wanted "
Fifty moro womon and girls nt tho
cannery, to begin work at onco. All
tko blHBl mw will be rUlu4
os cktrrlM. -10-St
Paul Bowor, of Spokane, and King
MaoDonald of Ellonsburg, WubIi.,
Students In tho Wlllamotto Univers
ity, will Joavo In tho morning for an
extended trip In tho ovorgreon stnto
aftor whloh they will go to their
homos to spend tho summer.
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Mr, and Mrs. Louis Stluson .havo
returned from Dallas whoro thoy at
tended a social function, glvon by
tho K. of P.'s. Thoy woro guests
of Dr, Tonoy of Dallas,
Salem to Play Portland.
trncts bought to tho tlmbor companies."
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Hop Buyers Busy.
Tho Orogonlnn of today says: Tho
big Now York firm of Bonjnmln
Schwnrz & Sons evidently havo plen
ty of faith In tho futuro of tho hop
mnrkot, for Joo Harris, their Oregon
roprosontatlvo, hns in tho pnst week
or moro taken on for them nbout
1100 b.ilOB. This buying is regarded
as wholly speculative, and would not
do indulged In 'f tho firm did not
think thoy woro going higher.
meat.
(11.) In commercial exhibits,
judges shall tako Into consideration
size, color, freedom from blemishes,
and nentncBB of pnek.
(12.) Each box of fruit receiv
ing n premium must bo given to tho
donor of tho cup.
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Rural Carriers Meet.
Tho Salem delegates to tho Rural
Lottor Carrlors' convention hold lost
week In Portland havo roturned and
oxpross themselves as being well
Two .flensed with tho mooting. Among
yonrs ago Schwnrz was a heavy buy
or when tho market waa In tho snmo
condition as It la at proBont. Tho re
sult did not Justify his expectations,
but this does not prevent him from
speculating In hops now.
Saves a Scoro of Lives.
Norfolk, Va., Juno 11. Tho fa
mous Princess Anno Hotel at Vir
ginia noach wns destroyed by fire,
which had Its origin early Monday
In tho kitchen. Thoro wero 110 per
sons, guosts nnd omployos In tho ho
tel. All nro thought to havo oscaped
with tho excoptlon of a negro cham
bermaid and John Eatou, the white
steward.
That a scoro or moro of porsons
woro not lost Is nttrlbutod to the he
roism of Carl noesohon, n young ser
geant, with tho Richmond Light Ar
ttllory Illuos, who, rushing from
room to room, awakened tho sleep
ing occupants until he foil from ex
haustion. Tho loss upon the build
ing la nS5,000, with only $83,000
Insurance. Tho safe in which tho
henw rfwnl!ta nt vnclnnlm. o 1 ,..
A game has been scheduied by tho'saml8 of dolar8 ' - ' ""-;
with pjacCli thoro jor gafejicenine bv tho
guosts, was not locked, and tho con
tents woro lost.
uaiem nigu school managers
tho Portland high school, to bo
pinyod horo Saturday. Tho P. H. S.
baseball team, so far this year, has
tho Portland acndamlo championship,
nnd if tho Snlcm high school beats
Storm in Kentucky,
Aahlnml Tv .Tnnn n t.
I nex Saturday It will havo n good Wob n
claim to ho Oregon championship. A 8tom ,ast n,gM w
game will bo played hero between bllld f
Chemawa and tho high scbool toraor- muoj.
row, if tho weather pormlts.
Australia baa arranged for tho re
part rlat ion of a thousand discourag
ed Australia now In Soutk Africa,
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JTj!?.j,.A.
?gj srv. ti.z4
the important biiBinoss transacted by
tho association was tho adoption of a
resolution that as soon as practicable
all rural mall carrlors should wear
unlformB. Tho following resolutions
wero adepted:
"Whorens, Tho King log drag has
boon Bhown to bo of Inestimable val
uo in tho construction and keeping
in repair dirt roads, of which our re
spective routes nro mostly comprised,
therefore bo it
"Resolved, That this association
use all proper endeavor to secure tht
adoption of tho King or split road
drag ns ono of tho legal require
ments by all road supervisors, and
that Its constant uso bo mndo obliga
tory by tho county courts In tho dif
ferent counties throughout tho state,
Ofilcors for tho ensuing year wero
elected as follews: President, P, K.
Loop, of McMInnvllle; first vice-pres
ident, W. II. Boyd, of Beaverton; sec
ond vlce-prcaldent, II. M. Cumraings,
of Corvallls; secrotnry-treasurer, J.
H. Coins, ot Corvallls; delegate to
national convention, W. II. Boyd, of
Beaverton; P. K. Loop, of McMInn
vllle. Tho delegates attending tho con
vention from Salem were J. W. Cox,
W. H. Squlro and F. P. Litchflold.
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Colic RHd Diarrhoea.
Pains In the stomach, colic and
diarrhoea are Quickly relieved by the
uso ot Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Romedy. For sale by
Dr. Stone's drug store.
John Cnrmlchael went to Portland
last evening.
Dr. Z. M.'-Pnrvln of Portland Is
In the city.
Ralph Croniso went to Eugene
thlB morning.
P. N. Lathrop left this morning
for a visit In Lebanon,
Miss Inez Bozorth, of Eugene, la
the guest of Salem friends.
II. Pohlo went to Portland this
morning on business.
T. L. Pope, of Elkhorn, is in the
city on business.
Mr. nnd Mrs. R. H. Rice went to
Aurora this morning.
Mrs. Claud Gatch was among those
who went to Portlnnd today.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gray went to
Portland this morning."
D. Z. Irvln and little son have re
turned from a visit in Portland.
Attorney John Reynolds, of Port
land, is In the city on legal business.
Mrs. E. M. Crolsan has gone to
Portland to visit friends for a few
days.
Attorney M. E. Poguo has re
turned from a business trip to Port
lnnd. Attorney Webster Holmes re
turned this morning from a business
trip to Portlnnd.
Tho Misses Emma and Mario
Muths have returned from an ovor
Sunday visit in Portland.
Mrs. Rhonoy, of Eugene, who has
bean visiting Salem relatives and
friends, returned to her homo today.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H, Osborno havo
returned from a two monthB visit in
Wheeler county.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Carlton have
returned from a wcokB visit to rela
tives in Lebnnon.
Miss Kittle Hnrbord wont to Port
land last evening to nttond n meet
ing of tho State Board ot Pharmacy.
Superintendent James, of tho pen
itentiary, went to Oregon City this
morning for a short business trip.
Miss Annn Parmenter, who has
been vlsltbig relatives in this city,
loft today for her homo in Portland.
Miss Wlnnifrcd Sownrd, who haa
been attending Wlllamotto Universi
ty, left this morning for hen homo
In Idaho.
Miss Margaret Fisher left this
morning for an extended visit in St.
Joseph, Mo., after which sho will bo
tho guest ot relatives in Nebraska.
Miss Blnncho Underbill, of Cnstlo
Rock, who has been visiting Salem
rolatlves, left thla morning for her
homo.
Dan Arnold roturned this morning
from a several days' business trip on
tho Santlam, whore ho has a tlmbor
claim,
Scott Bozorth, of Portland, la in
tho city to attend tho mooting of tho
board of trustees of Wlllamotto Unl
voralty. Mr8. J. B. Waldo loft today tor
tho London mineral springs, "whoro
bIio will address a meeting of tho
Grnngo.
Miss Lillian Bodokor, who re
cently graduated from tho Holmes
BuBlne8B College of Portlnnd, Is ex
pected to arrlvo in tho city today.
Mrs. W. L. Rossltor, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. C. W.
FvanB of this city loft this morn
ing for her home in Sublimity.
Superlntondont Ackerman loft yes
terday for Weston, whoro ho will de
liver an address to tho graduating
class of tho State Normal at that
place.
Mrs. Harry Moyor roturned last
evening from a visit In Portland. Sho
was accompanied by hor mother,
Mrs. D. W. Clearwater, who will visit
hero for a few days.
Mark Savage, who accompanied
Mrs. Savage to Portland yesterday,
roturned this morning. Mrs. Savage
has gono to Bangor, Maine, for an ex
tended visit with her parents.
Dr. R. A. Heritage loft this morn
ing for Oregon nt.. .
henrnni t - . ' l0 Con.ln
.. t u cnorllg -.-Vl a J.
umnstone Pnrk Th7VU,llaS
B,S at the
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JohnC. Pv I- h001 tonirt.
Queen City F.;o,!l.mana8er ot tk.
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local agent in tw. . lDe k
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Rainess relative' to ah,!!"5
lucnarason takln- .... .7'" T.
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Methom.t church ,.' Ftail
SJSUWIU, i.iSH
"tnu.ng tno Unlveraltv v r
turned to his home "' H
MV nml Tit !
""u urs. E, A xr .
sas, whohftvni,Dn;.:..M.ay'0lK-l
here, loft this mornl ; n.g:elaU
After visiting t, . .. rorlI"i
sum ".
"""ouo 1'iey are f..i.,-.
pressed with the Willamette i.""
and may return n . e Tal!e
" v"w,c8ontorcBi!nJ
HOTEL AlmiVALS.
Willntnette,
F. R. Wagner, Eugene.
J. Smith, Portland.
E. V. Hameycr, Seattle.
John II. Woodward, Portland
Henry Teal, Portland.
MIgb Elalo Martin, Portland
H. Brash, Portland.
Alonzo Morrison, Portland.
Toll Thompson, Portland.
E. T. Parsons, Portland.
C. E. Relnhnrt, St. Louis.
R. V. Polndextcr, 0. A. a
E. C. Stewart, O. A. 0.
D. R. Atkinson, Portland.
C. V. Slater, Portland.
L. O. Wrather, Portland.
John O. Fox, Portland.
B. L. Little, Portland.
Dr. George Alnslco, Portland.
Mrs. Robert Dleck, Portland.
J. O. Kolloy, Portland.
C. H. Woodruff, Salt Lake.
R. R. Woodruff, Hastlngj, Mich.
J. H. Reeves, Portland.
Gcorgo Soronson, Portland.
H. O. Van Duson, Astoria.
Lou PIckard, city.
Salem,
N. A. Wilson, Portland.
Mary E. Hampton, Jefferson.
II. Hampton, Jefferson.
Joromo Hone, Portland.
Emma Bluhtn, Oregon City.
W. A. Williams, Portland.
J. L. Damon, cattle.
John Palmer and wife, Monmouth!
E. P. Morcom and dangbter, Woofl
burn.
Mrs. William Tagert, Aiplne, Cofo. j
C. B. Garrison, Portland.
John A. Brant, TilUmoox.
BORN'.
BARR. At tho family home on SUte
atrcet, Salem, Oregon, Monday,
Juno 10, 1007, to Mr, and Mm. H.
W. Barr, a nine and a hall pound
boy.
Norwich Union Fire
Insurance Sockry
Frank Meredith, Resident Ajeat.
Office with Win. Drown 4 Co., No,
129 Commercial street.
..MONEY TO LOAN..
THOMAS K. FORD
Ovor Ladd & BuBh's Bank, Salem, or.
NEW TODAY
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nici,i imiiDA rlosa In. For '
?10 Washing machine for 15, li j
qulro at 1212 Stato street.
3-10-St
o-i Cnvnrnl hOU8e I S
and farm lands at a ' fjj
Hal National Bang. ,
Wanted Twenty strawberry P
era at once. Aufranco & .-
mllo east of penitontlary.
Farmers 193.
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TODAY'S SPECIALS
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FRESH TOMATOES, MTSIOIELOXS, EXTRA FIVE WAX -
GREEX PEAS NEW POTATOES, LETTUCB, ASPAl
YOUNG ONIONS.
season
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From tho present outlook tho utrawbem 6v -
a short ono. Wo havo on hand fine lot of berries a
not miss it If you order some of them.
MOIR GROCERY CO.
Pfrtf
456 State St.