DAILY CAP! TAL JOURNAL SALEM, OREGON FIHDAV, JUNE 14, 1007.
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Adjustment Has Been Completed and We Ate Now Cleaning Up
JOS. MEYERS & SONS
Watch foy Parties
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CITY NEWS
A Collection of Important Par
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PERSONALS.
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Souvenir Postals
Now BUbJocts today, nt Patton'a.
Stamped mid Plain Art Linens
A largo assortment of pillow topn.
Tho Variety Store.
Company Secures Ilulldlng
Manager Haar ,of tho Hickory
Bark Itomcdy Company, loft laBt ov
onlng for Walla Walla, but before
going ho closed a leaso for tho
Schrolbor building on Stato otrcot
for ono year. Tho company will
movo Its ofilcca and plant into thlB
largo storo room for tho tlmo being,
and liopo to flecuro a building of
I heir own by Iho tlmo tho loaso has
oxplrod. This loaso haBtons tho com
ing of tho concorn, which will add
nnothor to Salom'a growing list of
manufacturing establishments.
CbIIm or Hide
Tho undorsignod will rocolvo bids
up to D o'clock p. m on Juno 17,
1007, for nupplylng ono hunt! rod and
twonty-flvo (12C) cords of gn-on
second growth fir wood, to bo dollv
erod at tho city hall boforo Octobor
Int. for tho uso of tho city of Salem,
Oregon. Tho successful blddor will
he roqulrcd to ontor into contract
undor bond to furnish tho wood as
tcr ngroomont.
W. A. MOORES, Rocordor.
Dnted Juno 5, 1007. C-5-dl0t-w2t
Off for Gcnrliitit
C. E. Crandall, Ross So ward, J.
Johnson, Royal Blsbce, Hamlin Cole
man and Austin Prlco will 1euvo to
doy for Qearhart to attend tho Y. M.
C. A. convention, which meets thero
tomorrow, Saturday, morning.
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Honor tho Flag
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Miss Anna Jackson returned
her homo in La Grando todny.
Miss Evelyn Corlett has gone to
her homo in The Dalles.
Judge Scott waB among those go
ing to Portlnnd today.
, Miss Ruby Coryell left for her
homo In Pendleton today.
Jako Wengor went to Portland this
morning on a short business trip.
Miss Inez Bozorth, a University
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A largo crowd is expected to bo student, left this morning for Bay
presout thls.ovonlng at tho Flag Duy city.
ball, which will bo given In tho Ar
mory by tho committee of Company
M. Refreshments, bnnd music and
a delightful ovoning is promised.
Library Tahlf
Just rccclvod. Buron & Hamilton.
Prof, von Jonnoii Chosen Dean
Arthur von Johuoii, tho talented
pianist has boon reappointed dean
of tho piano department of Wlllum
otto Unlvorslty for tho onBulng year,
and has accoptod tho appointment.
Ho loft yostordny for a fow wooks'
bUBlnoBB trip to Now York City.
XiiiccH anil Allover
EmbrolderloB, fonthor stitch brnld,
and fancy collars. Tho Varloty Store.
Woodelioppern Wanted
Inqulro of Wm. Brown & Co., No.
120 Commercial street. Locntlon of
woodland on Turner road near city.
0-7-lwk
Arrived
Yes, those dolayod laco ourtatns
nro hore, Thoy aro boautlos. Buron &
Hamilton.
Multnomah Roynl Arch
Cliaptor No. 1 Regular convoon
tlon thla ovoning In Elks' hall. Visit
ing companions wuloome.
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Idico Curtains
Just reeolvod. Buron & Hamilton.
To tho Pen
Shorlff P. P. Olilldors, of Union
county, wnu horo yostordny and de
livered Prod K. Ileynor and Prank
WIUIamH to the. statu prison authori
ties. Tho former will remain behind
To tho Publl
Inasmuch as somo of my friends
hnvo circulated arpotition asking mo
to bo a enndidnto for school director,
and having consontcd to do so, I
deem It propor to stato to tho votors
of tho district Just whero I stand.
First of nil, I am In favor of good
schools and of a businossliko man-
ngomont of tho affairs of tho district.
I lin.vo no speclnl Ideas to promul
gate, but want to sco our schools
koop pneo with 'tho times and tho
needs of tho district. It has boon
stated that I am not a taxpayer, nor
n rosldont of tho district. This Is n
mistake, for I acquired a homo In
Snlom, on East Court strcot, over n
year ago, and havo lived In it moro
tlinn a year. Tho property is owned
by mo, and I pay tho taxos. Said
property Is assessed nt $2000. I
hnvo not hunted this ofllro, but since
my friends havo been kind enough to
bring my namo boforo tho public, I
wish to thank them for tho honor,
and If olected I shall dlBchnrgo tho
duties of tho position to tho best of
my ability. PRANK HOLMES.
Wouinu'H Clul
Thoro will bo a mooting of tho Sn
lom Woman's- Club tomorrow nt 2:30
o'clock at tho public library for elec
tion of ofllcors for tho ensuing ynr.
A full nttondnnco is desired.
Revoveml HIh Sight
Johnnie Prohmndor, whoao oyo
wns so badly injured in tho nccldent
on tho bont at Newberg, had nn oper
ation performed yostordny, which, It
I& thought, will fully restoro hia
Hlght, na ho regained perfect Bight
this morning for tho first tlmo. Drs.
l.nno and Glllls woro tho operating
physicians
Baring Stork Arrives
Sam Llndfloy, who la In chnrgo of
tho Commonwonlth Farm Btnbles,
ownod by N. K. West, of La Grande,
arrived nt tho fnlr grounds todny
with Blx bond of moors. Among them
U "Satin ltoynl," "Tho Common
wealth," ontorod In tho $5000 rnco,
and "ConsclouB Guy."
Flag Day Dance '
Tho dnnco conunlttoo of Company
M has ovory thing In rondluosa for
tho grand ball, which will bo given
In tho Armory this ovoning. Tho
Snlom Military Band will furnish
tho music, and an oxcollont tlmo is
assured
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Burgess Ford was among tho stu
dents who left for Portland this
morning.
Bishop Barkley was among tho
Portlnnd bound passengers this
morning.
L. Evans, a student of tho Univer
sity, left this morning for hi J homo
In Hood River.
G. T. Brunk, tho woll-known Eoln
farmer, wont totho metropolis this
morning on business.
Miss Bosslo Frogloy and Mlaa Bes-
sio Sncll woro among tho students
lenving for Astorln today.
Miss Jennto Govor, n student of
Wlllnmotto, has roturncd to her
homo in Baker City.
Miss Inez Wheeler, who has been
attending collcgo here, loft for her
homo In Bolso today.
Miss Olara May was among tho
students leaving for Eastern Oregon
this morning. Her homo is in lone.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred ThlolBon wont
to Portlnnd todny. Thoy will go to
tho motropollB next wcok to locate.
MIbs Hnzol Caldwell has gono to
her homo in Bend, Ore., nftor finish
ing a yenr's work In Willamette Unl-vorBlty.
Miss Phoobo Oloon, tho populnr
'vnralty studont, who wns elected
queen of May, loft this morning for
her homo In Portlnnd.
Commissioner O. P. Hoff loft to
day for Portland on official business.
Ho will probably visit Eastern Ore
gon boforo returning homo.
Miss Bertha Elllngson, of Oak
land, Cal nftor a short vlBlt with
frlonds In this city, loft this morning
foo Chicago, whero aho will roslJo.
Dr. R. A. Horltngo wont to Sllvor-
ton this morning, whero ho will sing
In tho commencement exorcised of
tho Sllvorton high school tonight.
Mrs. O. Royal loft this morning for
Tualatin, whero sho will Join hor
huBbnnd, who Is engaged as foromnn
on tho now olcctrlo rond bolng con
structed thoro.
MIbb Sylva Jonos, nftor attenJIng
tho commencement of Wlllnmotto
Unlvoralty, returned to, hor homo In
Brooks this morning. Sho Is a grad
uato of tho cJnsalcal department.
Mrs. Grace Sawyor returned to hor
homo In Portlnnd today, after attend
lug commencement. Sho wnB former
ly Miss Grnco McConncll, of this
city.
Mrs. Lena Kapphahn, nftor a visit
to Snlom rolntlvoa, returned to hor
homo in Portland this morning. Sho
was accompanied by Mrs. Mary Gll
Btrap. The Mlssoa Ola and Phorna Miller,
who havo boon visiting their aunt, i
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Sold and Recommended by the Following Gfecets:
weller I1ROS., commercial STREET.
D. It. GILRERT CO., COMMERCIAL STREET.
ROTH & GRARER, COMMERCIAL STREET.
DAMON & FOSTER, COMMERCIAL STREET.
J. M. LAWRENCE, COMMERCIAL STREET.
W. A. IRVIN CO., COMMERCIAL STREET.
A. DAUE, COMMERCIAL STREET.
II. II. RAG AN, COURT STREET.
A. L. HARVEY, COURT STREET.
J. L. MOORE & SON, CAPITAL STREET.
RUTHERFORD M DOE, FAIR GROUNDS.
ROTH & GRADER, STATE STREET.
J. W. IIAimiTT, STATE STREET.
MOIR GROCERY CO., STATE STREET.
II. M. BRANSON, STATE STREET.
JOJIN HUGHES CO., STATE STREET.
A. A. ENQLEHAHT, STATE STREET.
F. G. BOWERSOX, YEW PARK.
11. L. SCHULTZ, ASYLUM AVENUE.
W. D. WHEELER, NORTH SALEM.
A. CHENOWETH, NORTH SALE5L
Sold n Neighboring Towns by the Following Grocers
CHAS. D. HEIN, AUMSVILLE.
PETER COOK, RICKREAL.
I.. ADRAMS CO., LINCOLN.
E. W. SMITH, LIBERTY.
G. L. PARSONS, FRUITLANI).
RANSO.M & SON, TURNER.
F. T; OTT, PRATUM.
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T. II. DRAKE, MAOLEAY.
JOS. SCIIOMUS, SHAW.
M. A. BARBER, 5LUHON.
FORD & CO., MARION.
PATRONIZE THESE GROCERS
Tho Misses Ruth and Mario Whip
ple and brother, Lloyd, who havo
buon attending Willamette Unlversl-
Mrs. John Hughes, loft this morning ,ty, left today for tholr homo In Vnn-
for their homo in Sunuyslde, Washington.
1 couver, Washington.
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THEY ARE COMING
EVERY DAY
Moro of thojio lino shoes which wo piuvliahod at Mich low prices
and wo can lit niul please you when every other storo falls.
THE LATEST ARRIVALS
C. P. Ford Hand Turned Shoes for Ladies, Barefoot
Sandals, White Canvas Shoes
Our llablcs' Shoes aro coining. You don't havo to wait for tho
Hit) mle. Wo give you Just as groat bargains every day.
SALEM SHOE STORE
Q, W. KYKR 1M STATE ST. T, MAPLETHOKPK
TODAY'S SPECIALS
FRESH TOLVTOKS, MUSKMELONS, EXTRA FINE WAX BEANS
GREEN PEAS NEW
YOUNG ONIONS.
POTATOES, LETTUCE, ASPARAGUS,
From tho prosont outlook tho strawberry season will be
a short one. Wo havo on hand flno lot of berries and you will
not miss it If you order somo of them.
MOIR GROCERY CO.
456 State St. Pfiooe i 82
Home from Walla AVnlla
Frank E. Shafer, tho thriving
joung harness dealer, has Just re
turned from Walla Walla, whoro ho
haa been attondlng tho harness mak
ers convention. Frank la enthusias
tic In his pralso of tho fcaved streets
of that thriving Washington city,
and feels very much benefitted by
hnvlng seen what la going on In oth
er places.
County Court In Country
County Judge Scott, with Commis
sioners Ncedham and Goulet, todny
left for Sllvorton, where they will
Inspect tho rond which It is pro
posed to lmprovo under the Tuttlo
law. Tho road running from Sliver
ton to Marquam is to be fixed up to
tho Intersection of tho Scotls Mills
and Mt. Angel road, about flvo mlleo
in all. Tho viewers appointed by
tho county court reported favorably
on tho proposition, and unless there
l somo material objection not here
tofore presented the work wIU B
on forthwith. ,
Loss Adjusted -
The loa of Joseph Meyers & Sobs,
lu tho recent ftre, haa fee adjusted
satlsfcltlly, th ,fI
open fer business We4Bday.
Norwich Union Fire
Frank Meredith, B-Mjt
Office with Wm. Brown 4 ..
129 Commercial street.
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Ladd& Bush's Bat. '""
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