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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, 8AU3JM, OREGON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1007.
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We Hope
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to Start the Sale
Monday, June 1 7
THE ADJUSTERS ARE STILL AT WORK AND WHEN THEY
HAVE FINISHED WE WILL STRAIGHTEN OUT THE STOCK
AND HE READY TO RECEIVE YOU.
STOCK MUST RE DISPOSED OF IN FIFTEEN DAYS FROM
PERSONALS.
OPENING OF SALE.
YOU WILL GET PLENTY OF BARGAINS IN UP-TO-DATE
HIGH CLASS MERCHANDISE.
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WILL PUSH ELECTRIC ROAD.
CITY NEWS
A Collodion of Important Par
BgrapltH for Your Consideration
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Souvenir PoHtals
Now subjoin today, at Patton'B.
Wanted
Fifty moro womon nnd girls nt tho
ennnory, to bogln work nt onco. All
thoao boglnnlng now will bo rotnlnod
va chorrlcs. C-10-3t
Woodchoppern Wanted
Inqulro of Wm. Brown & Co., No.
120 Conyhorclal Btroct. Location of
woodlaniron Tumor road near city.
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Big Crew Put on Royond Chenmwa
This Morning.
Work on tho electric road lias
again been resumed. This morning
ia largo crow was put at. work boyond
Chemawa, and additional crows will
bo put on as fast as laborers can bo
accurod. Tho work will bo rushod na
foot no men and monoy can do It, and
tho tlmo scorn b no't far distant when
Salctnltcs can go to Portland over
tho now road.
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PURCHASE COLEMAN TRACT.
Calls for Hid
Tho undorslgnod will rocolvo bids
up tb C o'clock p. m., on Juno 17,
1 007, for mipplylng ono hundrod and
twonty-flvo (12G) cords of grvon
second growth flr wood, to bo dollv
orod at tho city hall boforo Outobor
lt, for tho uso of tho city of Siilom,
Oregon. Tho successful blddor will
be roqulrod to ontor
undor bond to furnish tlio wood aa
per agroomont.
1 W. A. MOORES, Rocordor.
Dated Juno G, 1007. CB-dl0t-w2t
Wanted
Hoard Select Farm for Home for
Feeble Minded.
At a mooting of tho Stato Board
of Building Commissioners hold
TuoBdny aftornoon It was decided to
purchaso tho Coloman tract as n slto
for tho now Instltuto for tho fcoblo
minded. Tho Coloman tract is mado
up of various adjoining farms nnd
Mrs. Lot L. Pearce went to Port
land today.
C. Baumann, of Portland, Is In tho
city, tho guest of friends.
Mrs. Thomas Kay, Sr., left this
morning for a visit In Roseburg.
MIsb Grace Cook loft this morning
for a few days' visit In Marlon.
Mrs. W. H. Dancy and Mrs. M. Mc
Corkle went to Portland today.
Dr. L. G. AKtnnn returned last
evening from n visit In Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Fleming have
returned from a trip, to Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Gabrlelson loft
today for Portland on business.
Mrs. W. Carlton Smith left this
morning for a visit in Portland.
Miss Anna Wlprut and Mrs. L. D.
westacott went to Portland this
morning.
Thomas Bruce arrived in tho city
0:1b morning from a business trip to
Halsey.
Richard Swnrtz returned today
from an extended trip in Idnho and
Washington.
Mr. nnd Mrs. D. Z. Irvln nnd son,
Leonard, have returned from a visit
in Portlnnd.
Mrs. Freolnnd left this morning
for Portland, whoro sho will visit
relatives.
Mrs. J. W. Lehman, after visiting
Salem rolatlves, has returned to her
homo In Brownsville.
Charles Spauldlng, tho well-known
lumber denier, loft this morning for
Portlnnd on business.
Mrs.' M. J. Crclghton and daugh
ter, Miss Mabel, left this morning for.
Portland, whoro they will reside.
Mrs. J. A. Sellwood wont to Port
land today to attend a convention of
tho Indies of tho Episcopal church.
John Van Laancn and Jacob Do
Shnzor and family wont to Woodburn
today to attend a rollglous conven
tion which meets thoro tomorrow.
Miss Addlo Reed loft today for Al
bany, whoro Bho will attend tho
wedding of Mlas Dora Ilackloman to
Mr. Frnnk Dnlmon.
Mrs. Lena Bauor, who has boon
vlBltlng Snlom relatives, loft this
morning for her homo In Onkland,
Oregon.
Mrs. W. W. Irwin, who hna beon
A BIG LAW CLASS.
Forty-one Embryo Blnckstonca Want
to Practice.
The graduating class of tho Uni
versity of Oregon arrived here laJt
night, nnd tho members thereof took
their examination today, tho "exer
cises" commencing at 0:30 a. m.:
The members of the graduating
class are:
Robert Aistrop, Sold Beck, L. E.
Carter, Mark E. Carter, Virgil L.
Clark, Jntnes E. Cralb, Delia B. Crlg-
ler, J. E. Cronan, H. L. DeArmond.
H Daniels, G. L. Davis, C. W4 Do-
Graff, F. L. Everson, F. L. Gronnort,
W. M. Hart, T. A. Hayes, E. E. Hen-
dershott, O. M. Hickey, C. V. How
ard, E. L. Johnson, Victor M. Jorgen
son, C. D. Livingstone, Elln Crlm
Lynch, F. E. McGlnnin, Allen Mc-
Curtnln, G. W. McArthur, T. M. Mor
ris, T. A. O'Gormnn, E. M. Orth, W.
L Prendegrnst, Alex. G. Riddell, Mil
ton D. Schwartz, R. S. Searlo, W. B.
Shlvely, J. K. Starr, C. A. Studobak
cr, F. A. Sullivan, F. E. Swope, E. D.
Williams, A. E. Whoolock.
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CAPTURED THE CHIEF.
T 'TSmi.
Put nn
End to tho
Lcyto.
Rebellion in
CORVALLIS Ji EASTERN SOLD.
Hnrrlnian Will Tako Possession
Within Two Weeks.
Within two weeks tho Corvallls &
Eastern railroad will bo formally tak
en over by Oio Hnrrlman interests
and operated by ofllcials chosen from
tho Harrlman ranks. A. B. Ham
mond, president of tho road, tendered
his resignation nt a meeting of tho
directors In Albany on Mondny. His
successor has not yot been olcdcd,
but It Is expected thnt J. P. O'Brien,
gonornl manager of tho Harrlman
lines In tho Pacific Northwest, will bo
prosldont of tho road. It is said that
tho Corvallls & Eattorn will bo opor
ated ns a separato lino nnd retain its
nnmo nnd individuality.
Tho dato has not yot beon sot for
a meeting of tho directors to chooso
tho next prosident of tho road, but It
is expected to tako placo within tho
next two weeks. At that timo tho
property will bo formnlly taken over.
It Is understood that G. W. Tal
Manila, June 12. Fausto Ablen,
hend chief of tho Pulajnnes on tho
Island of Leyte, was woundd and
enp'tured yesterday by Lieutenant
Jones with a detachment of eight in
fantrymen and Philippine scouts.
Undor-chiefs Uldnrice, Rota and
Lucia were also captured. Tho mili
tary and civil authorities delnro
that tho capture of these chiefs ond3
Pulajanlsm on tho island of Leyte.
For months 14 columns of troops
with scouts nnd constabulary havo
been campaigning around tho hiding
place of tho Pulnjnne traders. Tho
wife and family of Ablon were cap
tured May 25. It will now bo possi
ble to remove tho troops from Leyte,
on which island tho campaign was
begun June 10, 100G.
The death of O'toy, the head chief
of tho Pulajanes, on tho Island of
Snmar, April 20, has been reported
by bandits captured yesterday aftor
noon by tho Santa Rita constabulary.
TAKES ROTH siS
Crawford SnroTTT""
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up iuve
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Astoria, Or., jUne12
cent session of thn n At tk re.
a taw was en L ?? ,eC
uso of ,,. ? ed Pbm !
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any
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Of this aintr. i. ..
"w, in tho -!..
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mo Pacific ocean i Z a ,lT
" of the mout 1 of
" of the state. W.
Btichlaw.nnd0 "?.S,llngtonhiUnn
Paring to operate a p; Pre.
lower harbor dl,H.:,S9!lne 'nth
ng season, Pish WaZ v "
requested Attorno!?" V?n Da
ord for an opinio , aTto t ' Cra'
Ity of the Oroeon .! 0the athor-
" """.erg to
ARE FIGHTING AGAIN.
Nicaragua and Salvador arc Again nt
War.
Mexico Cl'ty, Juno 12. Nicaragua
nnd Salvador aro at war. Late Tues
day afternoon Dr. Manuel Delgado,
minister to Mexico from Salvador, re
ceived tho following telegram from
President FIgueren:
"San Salvador, Juno fi. This
morning tho revolutionists enptured
tho port of Acnjulta. Thoy woro
commanded by Gonornl Manuel Rl-
vns nnd enmo from Corlnto on tho
gunboat Momometombo, armed by
tho prosident of Nicaragua. In this
manner Zolaya complies with tho
tronty of peace of Amnpnla, which
was entered into with tho interven
tion of 'tho American govornment.
this law on the Wn.M nforce
tho river, lul of
holds tho
cabio to i
matter what may be the .J i,?'1
Washington. tatnt of
tuo river. i his ' ' 0 of
holds the laws of TJt Ct"
cat, .10 to all sections of the J
appii-
SENATOR MORGAN DEAD.
Venerable Democratic Lender
plred Last Night.
Ex-
hot, now gcnornl manager and trcas-
vlnltlng rolatlves and frlondB in this uror of tho C. & E., will bo mado
city, returned todny to her homo In vice-president and gonornl manngor,
Lebanon .
Mrs. A. J. Dunn, of Walla Walla.
contains about 1538 ncros, distributed who hns beon vloltlng In this city
nB follews: Jnmos R. Coloman, 130 nnd at Dlxlo, loft today for a visit to flees
acres at ?oo; Mrs. v.. Miller, 130 hor fnthor. Benlamin Kimsov. of
succeeding J. K. Weatherford, of Al
bany, ns vice-president. Mr. Talbot
will probably retain his Portland of-
tho Secretary of
Joined.
Stato En-
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A AnA. M . Ml - - I
acres at ?au; u. i. uuaru, -id acres Molinmn.
at r.5; M. P. Dennis, 41 ncres at ( Miss Francos Fitzgerald of Pon-iM0KB Ill,'pB"BXnUI TROUIIL1SS.
iS31; WIlMnm IT. Slinnnnn. 10.1 nrrM ilinin nn.i mi r.. a u . -
mto contracti:: .:":: ;';;:::::-; er: """" vu" jf., i
ill uu. iLiiii liiu dunti iji i inui. a it inrvn a nfKiumi in ftr ! in .ah i -"--
,,, . . viwifiiiH, HMMUU (11 LIIU MII.J IllQL UVUU
acroH. Tho prlco of tho latter tract ing to attond tho Biimmor school.
In hold at about $120 per aero. I William Schmidt, who hns boon nt
o tending Willamette University, loft nbcrt L- StovonB vs. F. W. Bonson,
Home OniH. ths mornInK for Port)nn,i, wll0rc ho as secretary of state. Is tho tltlo of
Tho dopartment of ngrlculturo, , nccoto(1 n noRu,ni, fnP flm ,. an nctlon which was begun In tho
among oinor mem, in n receni ropori, ,nor
Fifty moro womon and girls at tho 'BayH that thoro aro in tho United
on chorriea.
C-10-3t
I circuit court this morning, praying
n n cinniAn.. ...i. i. i. for n decree enJoinlntr tho dofendnnt
cannery, to bogln work nt onco. All states this year 31,101,000 acres of vlsltinc' Mao HofeV of thla cltv loft from submitting to tho votes of tho
thoao beginning now will bo retained onta. Tho average mind docs not thlB ' Z ? ', ,," 1 n il Pooplo of tho stato and from placing
get much Information from that stnto Jos0( Caijfornlft Mr IIofor nnil Mr upon tho olllclnl ballot tho ballot tltlo
mom, uui wnon pui in oiner woras it SjnKiotftry woro collogo friends nt ;or "muor or votc fr or against tho
Stanford University. ncc 0,ulIG( An act providing for
MIbs Margaret Miller loft today ,tho custody and control of porsons
for Hood Rlvor for an extended visit , confined in county jails providing
to rolatlves and frlondB. Sho will for anpolntmonta and compensation
spond a several weoka' outing In tho of iatton, otc," which act wns filed
mountains noar Hood Rlvor before , February 1G, 1007, by tho govornor,
Ina county, died nt hla homo at returning to hor homo In this city. "? nnving neunor npproveti or uisap
Drnln Saturday night of gonornl do-1 MrB. John Sawyor, of Portland, Is Proved tho Bnmo. A protended potl
blllty. HownB SO yoars of ago. Mr. ox poet ed to arrlvo in tho city today t,on BavB tho complaint was filed In
Harlan loavoa two dnughtorB, Mrs to nttond tho commoncomont oxor- la' for tho roforrlng of tho act. and
Mary Hollyfiold, of Drain, nnd MrB. cIbob of Wlllamotto Unlvorslty. Sho tlmt tno vol or l" I'copio bo tnkon
Siullo Gnrdnor, of Monmouth, and wna formerly Mlau Grnco McConnoll,
one son, Simeon Harlan, of Drain. !of this city.
Homeopaths liUect Olllcors.
Dr. Altmnii waH In attoudanco at
tho thlrty-fii-Kt unuual mooting of tho
Stnto Homeopathic Medical Society,
It; Portland, yotrtorday, Ho roports
a. vory Intoroatlng mooting. Tho olll
cors choaon for 1007 are: ProHldont,
ChurloB lUlllngtou, M. I)., of Port
lnnd; first vlco-prosldont, L. G. Alt
man, M. D., of Salem; second vlco
pi'oaldont, J. 1). BlBhop, M. D,, of
ForoBt Grovoj Boorotary, II. S. Nloh
oIh, M. D., of Portland; troaauror,
Emma J. Wolty, M. D., of Portland.
Will Piny in Portland.
Studonts of Pnolfio Unlvorslty aro
going to proBont "Tho llrldgo of tho
GodB" at tho Hotllg In Portland Sat
urday. Tho Btoiy was dramatUod
by tho Btiidonta undor tho direction
of Professor Orr.
can bo ronllzcd. It would mako n
squaro Hold, tho sides of which would
be 220 miles long.
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James Harlan Dead.
Jnmoa Harlan, a plonoor of Doug-
Wnshlngton, Juno 12. United
States Sonntor John Tylor Morgan of
Alabama, died hero at 11:15 last
night.
Senator Morgan had beon In bad
health for a numbor of years, but
had moro or less regularly attended
tho scBslona of congress. Ho suf
forod from angina pectoris, which
was tho caiiflo of his death.
At tho deathbed woro his daugh
ters, Miss Mary Morgan and Miss
Cornelia Morgan, both of this city,
and his socrotary, J. O. Jones.
Mr. Morgan's homo In Alabama
was at Selma, whoro tho funeral will
tako placo, tho body probabjy being
taken thoro Thursday.
Pendleton FrarTjT.
Pendleton, Or., Jun0 u JS, .
farmers generally thrn..?0Dib
country are rejoicing ,aV;1.
ram wmch has fallen in the ir
hours, and . which still J?'1
flomo apprehension Is felt ,n thK
and by thoso living along the r
and creek bottoms that there wiib'
a recurrence of the floods of L!
year ago. Loa baromcten J
oven lower than at tho beglnahjo
tho big storm last spring.
SLUIRIED.
SBMKB-MUMM At tho home of the
brldo's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joha
Mumm, residing four mllos Mnth
of this city, Miss Albortlna Cecelia
Mumm was glvon In marriage te
Mr. Henry Semke, Tuesday, Jane
11 1007, at 5 p. m Rev, Ezra
Maurer ofllclntlng.
Miss Mumm is known for her
pleasing manner and makes friends
easily. Tho groom has been a re.1
dent of Salem for 15 years, and hit
tho osteom of all who know him. The
nowly married couplo will reside at
Market and Winter streets, North
Snlom.
Norwich Union Fife
Insurance Society
Frank Meredith, Resident Agent
Office with Wm. Brown & Co., No.
120 Commercial street.
Two American Cardinals.
Rome, Juno 12. Bishop Starlha,
of South Dakota, has been lnformod
by tho popo that ono nnd perhaps
two American cardinals will bo ap
pointed at tho September consistory.
I ...no ,.!.!
no tuiw.
Snlwu Firm Do Wiring. "
Tho Wostorn Eloctrlo Mnnufactur-
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Circuit Court.
Tho following dockot entrlos have
H. been mado by J ml go Galloway In do-
Mandamus tho Secretary.
Eugene Pnlmor and Cyrus
lug Company hns beon awarded Oio Walker havo fllod an nctlon In de- pnrtmont N6. 2 of clroult ceurt:
contract to placo tho oloctrlc wiring pnrtmont No. 2 of tho circuit court jn tho enso of Lulu Caso vs. J. B.
In tho stnto Iioubo In good roimlr. asking tho usual nltornntlvo writ of pnen nm ,iofonrinn ,iafn,,n n.i'nr!
..... ... i . . . . . . :. w'w v.. .-., . , ....v., M.
This firm la tho now concern which
was rocontly incorporated by business
mon of Snlom, with a cnpltnl atock
of $2I),000.
mandamus bo Issued ngnlnst tho soc-er tostlmony was tnkon, n docroo of
rotary of stato and sorvod upon him divorce was granted as praved for.
requiring thnt ho do Immediately nf- Tno testimony in tho case of Maud
tor receiving Bald writ file tho Uril- E Noaj va, Et Mt Nen, wns cosod
oralty of Orogon referendum potl- yesterday aftornoon, and tho enso
turns, or mat no appoar ueforo tho takou luulor ndvtsomont.
THEY ARE COMING
EVERY DAY
Moiv of thoso line hliocs which wo purchased at huch low prices
and wo can tit ami please you when every other htoro falls.
THE LATEST ARRIVALS
C. P. Ford Hand Turned Shoes for Ladies, Barcfool
Sandals, White Canvas Shoes
Our liable' Shoes aro coming. You don't havo to wait for tho
fire nalo. Wo glvo you Just as great bargains every day.
SALEM SHOE STORE
O, W, KYKK
court and show causa why ho has
not filed Bald patulous.
Itt-rt STATU ST,
T, MAPLETHORPR
Appeal Filed.
An appeal from tho Marlon county
court has beon fllod In dopnrtmont
No. 2 of tho circuit court In tho mat
ter of tho guardianship of Elizabeth
Horron, a person incapable of con
ducting hor own affairs. TUmon Ford
and William KnUor appear as attor
neys for tho petitioner and appel
lant nnd Attorney John W. Reynolds
represents tho respondent,
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Two Licenses Issued.
Carl Baumann, of Portland, aged
2S, and Tona do Vrles, of Salem,
aged 24; Joseph Hopp witness.
Gundalupo V. Bogga, of Salem,
aged CO and Mnry A. Mnurer, of Sa
lem, aged 30; Ezra Maurer wltnesj.
No Uso for Tho Hague.
St. Petersburg, Juno 12. A mes
sage from Count Olstor says Tho
Hnguo conferenco Is only n disgust
ing manifestation of Christian hypoc-raey.
..MONEY TO LOAN..
THOMAS K. FORD
Over Ladd & Bush's Bank, Salem, Or.
NEW TODAY
For Rent Knabo piano. Also fur
nlBhod liou80, closo In. For wle,
$10 Washing machine for $5. In
qulro nt 1212 Stato street.
3-10-Jt
Carpets Ladles, havo your wor.
dono by a sanitary process. The
only way that can be done Is W
steam, and by romoTlng cwpJ
from tho houso, which we do i"
n-suro you perfect wtlsf&ctloa.
Phono 1154. Wesley Edwards.
4-30-eod-ltn
To Dissolve tho Doumn,
London, Juno 12. M. Burlshke"
vltch, tho consorvatlvo leader, said
today tho douma would bo dissolved
within a fortnight.
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Moro Japanese Fireworks.
Dos Moines, la., Juno 12. Tnft In
his speech today scoutod tho idea of
tho United States and Japan going to
war,
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For Sale A beautiful now, .-
of Lincoln and South Commen
streets. Very cheap. M
Boha-nnan. 6A2'V
Fr Sale Ono twenty-ton Champion
.baler, quick relief, ono water tr.
ono engine tender on wheel,
paclty 400 gallon. Phone IMW
burban, or addroea box 885 ! Sjb.
Or. T. F, Wslhnjii
bouse-
do
... i., t InrlV tO
work in family of four. Call
.or. r...it. TIIr.ll CrfCh 6-1-'1 .
tBZ DUUU1 ll'b" ",.
WaHtetl
Fifty moro womon and girls at tho
ennnory, to beglu work at onco. All
thoso boglnnlng now will bo retained
B cherrle, 6-10-3t
Tho foreelosuro suit of Oscar W.
T Muellhaupt vs. tho Gorman Evan
gelical church, demurror to com
plaint argued and tnkon under nd
vlsoment. o
Some Fine Herries,
Mr, Holdor is not only a fino tce
giaph operator, but, for an amateur,
n top-uotchor as a fruit grower. Tho
borrles ho is sending In from his
ranch across tho rlvor havo attracted
so much attention, that tho secretary
of tho board of trado has requested
htm to send somo of them to tho
board room for exhibit.
As a result of tho rapid decrease In
tho lumber Imports from tbo United
States, a now Interest Is being felt in
England In tho forestry question
which Is likely to rssult In practical
measures looking to a production of
a portion of tho lumber supplies
which sha annually consumes and
which aro skipped In from foreign
eovmtrlw.
TODAY'S SPECIALS
FRESn TOMATOES, MUSKMT2LONS, EXTRA FIXE WAX
GREEN PEAS NEW POTATOES, LETTUCE, ASPAK
YOUNG ONIONS.
season
trill he
From tho present outlook tho strawberry uqw-
a short one. Wo have on hand fino lot of borrles an
not miss It If you order somo of them.
MOIR GROCERY CO.
Pfioae
456 State St.