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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1007.
J. L. STOCKTOIN
THE OLD WHITE CORNER
JUNE SALES
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Each department of our store Is
trying to outdo the other by Its eco
nomic offering for Juno. Today wo
mention a few Itoma in new whlto
dress skirts. Plain wbito dress
skirts, olovon gores,, stylo Just like
cut, also in two otlior styles of plaits.
SALE PRICES
$.22
$.34
$1.67
SOME
WARM
GAMES
Knights of the Willow Put Up Somo
Very Pretty Ball
A hundred whlto shirtwaists ranging from $1.00 to $2.00 reduced to
60 Cents Each
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CITY NEWS II
A Collection of Important Tar-
agraplw for Your Consideration
HIHIHIMIWIHIMi
Boarcnlr Postals-
New subjects today, at Patton's.
Derby & Wlllson
Still havo somo very cheap lots, al
io houses and lots In tho northern
pirt of tho city, along tho Salem
Portland electric lino. G-15-3t
fSalcm'H Postal Shop
Visit Patton's Book Store and
ko their poMnl display now novel
tics as published popular prices.
Calls for Bid
Tho undorslgnod will recoivo bidB
up to C o'clock p. m., on Juno 17,
1907, for supplying onohundrod and
twenty-flvo (125) cords of gron
econd growth fir wood, to bo dollv
tred at tho city hall beforo Octobor
lit, for tho uso of tho city of Salem,
Oregon. Tho successful blddor will
U required to ontor Into contract
vsder bond to furnish tho wood as
Kr agroomont.
W. A. MOORES, Rocordor.
DaUd Juno 5, 1907. 6-5-dl0t-w2t
For Sale
640-acro grain farm, located con
Tenlont to railroad and rivor; worth
MO, but can bo had for $25 por ncro.
Derby & Wlllson. 6-15-3t
Soutcnlr Postal Cards
New subjects "Mrfxlms of Great
Men" today at Patton's.
Sow Train Schedule
A. now Southern Paciflo passenger
tain schedule went into effect yes
terday. Three trains are affected by
too change, as follews: No. 12,
Mrth bound, will nrrlvo In Salem at
p. m. instead of 2:45 p. m.;
No. 11. smith tiniinii. will arrive at
11;03 a. m.. inBtead of 11:18, and
So. 17, tho south bound local will
"rlvo at 6:42 n, m., instead of 6:32
tinow
1i Mind All Right Again
Johnny Frohmnder. who was In
ured on tho ptoamboat recently.
to l 111 In th hospital, has fully
"Sained consciousness, and will bo
lble to bo about In a week or two.
H" father, G. A. Frohmader, Is qulto
nt the family homo In South Sa-
SOMETHING NEW
In Bifocal Lenses
t Ul show van a seat. n-tO-dat
tha for near and far-swing. It U
3Ur as good as the expensive kind,
lf the cost
Oa't throw inv vnnr broke
C BrlHK them to vs. We eaa
"Hrtleue 1BT nr. wltk little ex-
. "
Chas. H. Hinges
leni, largely tho result of oxcitomont
and disturbance ovor tho condition
of his son.
Flno Sample;
Tho Salem Board of Trndo is re
ceiving somo flno specimens of
strnwberrlcs and cherrios Just now
for canning to placo in tho perma
nent exhibit. Tho latest arrival is
a pailful of Oregon Btrawborrles
from tho ranch of Mnnngor Holder,
of tho Western Union, in West Salem
Secretary Polsoll Is canning all
such cholco fruit in nn ovorlnsting
formula, and thoy will bo on exhi
bition in tho Board of Trndo rooms
in tho Murphy block.
Entertainment Tonight
At tho First Christian church to
night Mr. Everett Kemp, a rendor of
marked ability, recognized through
out tho Mlddlo West, will read that
beautiful poom story of John O. Hol
land, "Sovou OakB." Ho has ono oth
er special number by McCarthy, "If
I Woro King.' Mr. Komp is a mem
ber of tho Y. M. C. A. and woll
known to Secretnry Forbes, of this
city. One-half of tho not proceeds
of tho locturo this evening will bo
given to tho local association. Tho
pricos of sonts will bo 25, 35 and GO
cents.
For stomach troubles, biliousness
and constipation try Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. Many
romarkablo cures havo been effected
by thorn. Prlco 25 conts. Samples
froo. For salo by Dr. Stono'a drug
store.
Light Voto Cast
Tho school election today Is not
creating any great excitement, and
nn unusually -light voto is being
polled. Votors aro not doing any
talking, and It is Imposslblo to do
anything more than guoss at what
tho result will bo.
In the Inst high school en mo of
tho season for this city Portland
won over Salem in nn 11-inning
game by tho scoro of 5 to 3. Salem
has no excuso for boing beaten, as
it was Just a lack of the usual good
support glvon to Kcono, who pitched
a groat game, and generally succeed
ed in eluding tho Portland stickers.
It was said by many thnt Salem
played in bnd luck, as thoy had two
or throo bases full in a couplo of In
stances, yot went out without scor
ing.
Word pitched a good gnmo, but It
was freely said tnat no could not
como up to Keono's work. With
tho scoro 3 to 3 at tho beginning
of tho 11th Inning a Portland man,
who hnd not ovon found tho ball bo-
fore, surprised ovoryono, nnd prob
ably himself, with a two-bagger, and
brought in two runs, making tho
scoro 5 to 3. Salem's poor bnttora
woro up in tho 11th, nnd wont down
In one, two, thro oordor.
Tho tenuis In batting ordor wore:
Portland Huston, 3b; Word, p;
Moore, lb; Onkes, 2b; Shcaror, c;
McAlpln, cf; Dendy rf; Crlbbs, If;
Jameson, fb. Salem Gnbrlolson,
lb; Roberts, ss; Jones, c; Koonos,
p; Mooros, rf; Porklns, cf; Kny, 3b;
Cory, If; Farmer, 2b.
Earned runB Portland, 2; Salem,
1. Struck out by Word, 8t by
Kconos, 13. Bases on bnlls off
Word, 2; off Keenos, 2. Throo-bnsq
hit Shearor. Sacrifice hits Rob
cits, Jones, Carey, Huston. Hit by
pitched bnll Jameson, Carey, Farm
or. First uaso on errors rortinnu,
3; Salem 3. Loft on bnsos Port
land, C; Salem 9. Tlmo of gamo, two
hours. Umpire Bishop. Scoror
Allison.
TO AM ND
STREETCAR
FRANCHISE
Compromises to Expcdiate Differences
About Paving
tho
ov-
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car
An effort will bo mndo at
meeting of tho city council this
cnlng to reach nn ngreomont
some amendments to tho street
frnnchlso of tho Qonoral Electric Co.,
b which obsolete provisions will bo
cut out, nnd tho frnnchlso mado to
correspond with tho paving ordi
nances that havo been put through.
It was found that tho old frnnchlso
of tho compnny required tho corpor
ntlon to plank tho tracks between
tho rails, but mndo no provision tor
UBing Belgian blocks or vitrified
brick nnd tho heavy "T" rail. Thoro
are- other features of tho charter
that havo bocomo out-of-dnto, nnd
Manager Page and Qonoral Counel
IF. T. Griffith, of Oregon City, havo
boon in conforonco with tho mayor
and street committee this nftcrnoon.
It Is hoped thnt nn ngreomont will
bo renclwjd so that tho company will
bo nblo to do Its part in making tho
necessary changes In its trncks to
comply with any form of hard
street tho city mny ordor put down.
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Tonight.
If you woud enjoy tomorrow tak
.Chamborlaln'o Stomach and Lira
Tablots tonight. They produce a
agrooablo laxative effect, clear the
head and cleanse the stomach
Price, 25 cents. Sample free at Dr
Stono'a drug atoro.
o
Soldered on tho Lid.
Tho lid was put pn tight in Mult
nomah county Sunday, and thoro
woro but fow violations of tho Sun
day closing law. At St. Jobna ono
saloon was kopt open for tho purpose
of making n test case, and this will
bo dono, as tho owners of the saloon
were promptly arrested.
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The Texas Weaker.
Cures all kidney, bladder and
rheumatic trouble; sold by all drag-
gists, or two moaths' treatment by
mall for SI. Dr. B. W. Hall. 2918
Olive street, ft. LohU, Me. Sead
for teetimoaJalJ . Sold by Bteae'a
drag store. dw-ljrr
e
Coimetlca will ruin tho complex
ion. There's no beauty practice
equal to the effects of HollIstcr'J
Rocky Mountain Tea. it Keeps tne
entire body In perfect health. Tea
or Tablets, 35 cents. Dr. Stone's
Drag Store.
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Two (nines nt Woodburn.
Woodburn won both games Sun
dny nt Woodburn against tho N. P.
Browors. Woodburn put up a gamo
that tho Browors could not fully
hnndlo, nlthough in tho first gamo
it looked rather doubtful for Wood
burn, when tho visitors tied tho
scoro In tho sovonth inning,
In tho first gamo Woodburn got
Ave runs In the second, and thoro
wns nothing doing until tho 6th,
when thoy added ono moro. In tho
sovonth tho Browors got busy, nnd,
with tho basos full, ono of tho mon
put tho bnll ovor tho fonco, Hcorlng
four runs. In tho eighth thoy got
two moro, tying tho Hcoro nnd mak
ing things look a llttlo doubtful to
tho Woodburn people, but in tho
Inst of the eighth Woodburn became
busy again for two moro mon wont
ovor tho pinto and tho scoro wus 8
to C In their favor. Neither team
scored in tho ninth.
In tho second game tho samo
teams hold tho scoring down closor
than in tho llrst. Woodburn won
by 3 to 0.
Thoy mndo all tholr runs In tho
second Inning, with two men out.
King got a hit, bringing tho first
man homo, Coleman scored two
moro on a pretty single. Tho fea
ture of tho gamo was Poland's pitch
ing.
Tho batteries yesterday were:
Browors Pendor, p; King, a Wood
burn Poland, p; Huddleson, c.
Tho Salem team put up a hard
gamo, ntul It wn9 only to tho heavy
batting of tho homo team thnt their
dofoat was due. In respect to this
bnttlng Dnnlol'B work for Salem nt
center Hold, should bo monttonod.
Ho hnd u number of hard chancon
nnd got thorn all. Keoton pitched a
flno gamo, and West put up good
bnckBtop work for him. Do Vor's
pitching for Eugene wns tho special
fcaturo of tho gamo. Ho struck out
lj), nnd only gavo thorn two hits,
Which wero mado. by West and Cnroy
Tho Fnirmount llnoup wns: West
c, Kooton p, Rasmussoit lb, Cnroy
9 li Aflllm .Til Ilntitiilirnvn ua rtnnn
rf, Daniols, cf, Arnold If
Sporting llrlofw.
Tho Trunkmakors won ovor Tho
Dallou at tho Dallos Sunday, 5 to 3,
In an 11-lnnlng gamo botweon
Grnnts Pass nnd Medford, nt Med
ford, tho Bcoro resulted In a Mo.
Coborg lost to Sprlngllold yostor-
dny, nt Springfield, 7 to 2. Thia was
tho opening of tho season for tho
La no County Amateur Baseball
Leaguo,
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Don't! ! !
Don't lot your child sudor with
that cough whon you euro It with
Ballard's Horohound Syrup, a Buro
euro for Coughs, Bronchitis, Influou
za, Croup nnd Pulmonary Diseases
Buy a bottlo and try it.
B. B. Laughtor, Byhalla, Miss,,
wrltes: "I havo two children who had
croup. I trlod many dlfforont reme
dies, but I must say your Horohound
Syrup Is tho best Croup and Cough
raodlcino I ovor UBod." Sold by D.
J. Pry.
Buster Brown g Tieg
Will entertain their many
friends at our store
Tomorrow
Afternoon
At 3 O'clock
Don't imagine that these receptions are for "chil
dren only.
While Buster is the children's idol, thousands of
grown folks can testify to his ability to touch a re
sponsive chord in the hearts of parents as well.
His Entertainments Instruct
As Well As Amuse
Major Ray, who impersonates .Buster Brown, has
the rare faculty of presenting the business part of his
program in a pleasing manner. He demonstrates the
Superior quality of
BUSTER BROWN BLUE
RIBBON SHOES
to the satisfaction of every man, woman and child in
the audience. You'll miss a treat if you fail to see
Buster and Tige Tuesday afternoon at
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ADDITIONAL PERSONALS
HOTEL AHIUVALH.
Automobile Mett at Portland.
Barney Old field will drive his
Poorless "Oreon Dragon" car In tho
nutomobllo meet at Portland next
Snturday and Sunday at tho Irving
ton track. Old field holds tho world's
record for all distances up to CO
miles, on a circular track. Ho mado
tho mllo in Seattlo Saturday In
57 3-5 seconds.
Thoro la much onthuslam among
tho auto men of Portland over this
coming meet, and tho traok has boon
put In porfect condition. Oldflold
will not bo tho only noted driver in
tho races, as thoro will bo a couplo
of other Easterners, and also n local
70 horso-power Thomas Flyer will
bo entered with a Portland driver.
Willamette.
Mayor J. C. Wolf, Sllvorton.
J. Mlllor, San Francisco,
F. J. Grinith, Oregon City.
Chas. Whlto, Snn Francisco.
Peter Schmidt.
B. W. Baumbaugh, Portland.
Louis Thong.
A. A. Smith.
H. Hanssman, San Francisco.
C. It. Pfolfor, San Francisco.
Geo. II. Fltzglbbon, Portland.
HaU'Hi.
J. B. Hutchlns, Now York,
John Wilson, Portland.
Harry Hayefl, Portland.
8. L. Jones und wlfo, Portland,
A. Vjntlos, Portland.
J. If. McLachlon, La Grando.
A. F. Barnard, Eugene.
T. B. ShorwooJ and wlfo, Wood
burn, o
County Clerk Allen wont to Port
land tblH morning on business.
Fred Talelsea
went to Portland
Kugvnu IlretM fttlcru.
Tho "Falrmounts," of Salem lost
to Jay McCormlck'8 team of Eu
geno Sunday by 3 to 2. It looked as
though Salem would get tho gamo
for a time, as thoy had It a 2 to 0
shutout until the eighth, when Eu
geno managed to get a hit Into the
tall grass and lost tho ball, letting
In two runs and tying the score. In
the nlngtb they got one" more man
over the plate, the only earaed run
the gaaae, Making the iaal score
Always Think
OF HOSTETTER'S
KfoHiach Illtlerit as soon as you no
tlco tho first Blgn of any derange
ment of tho Stomach, Llvor Kidneys
or Bowels and tko a .Urn do
fwowH'y. You will thus savo a lot
of unnecessary Buffering becauso It
has neror boon known to fall.
HOSTETTER'S .
STOMACH BITTERS
will restore the appetite, aid diges
tion and cure I)yi4, IniUti'iu
m, Ct4rewee, Wfllnmneae, Mevul-
acJMK, Fi'Htalo IK r Mjftlaria,. We
Mrs. A. Gardner roturuod this
morning from n vlBlt In Browusvlllo.
Mrs. It. E. Harris wont to Port
land to visit I'OlutlVOB.
Mr. nnd Mrs. George Fondrlch
left today for a vlBlt in Stnyton.
Ooorgo Cox loft todny for an out
ing at tho Broltonbush hot springs
Mrs. R. B. WllllnniHOU loft todny
for a two'inontliH visit In Portland.
MIsh Gladys RIcIioh, of Tumor,'
wan visiting In tho city this morn
ing. Miss Mlnuotto Hydo, of Kansas, Is
In tho city, visiting hor brothorn for
n fow dnys.
S. II. Cuttorlln, tho ronl estato
man, roturuod todny from a short
visit In Portland.
Walter Worn or, tho sign pnlnter,
now of Portland, Hpont Sunday In
this city.
County Survoyor Herrlck and M.
A. McCorkJo wont to Woodburn to
day on business,
Ml Eva Fisher wont to Wood
burn this morning, whoro sho will
visit frlonds.
Tho MIshos Mario and Roso Pratt
nnd MIsh Anna Looto loft this morn
ing for a visit In Albany,
Mrs. K. E. Barton and Mrs. A. R.
Barton havo gono to Newport for au
outing on tho boach,
Mrs. Mary Campbell started for
Jordan, Linn county, this morning,
und will visit rolatlvos.
Judgo Whltnoy of Abany, af
ter a visit In, this city, roturuod to
his homo this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Joo Nusbnum loft
lust overling for Wlnnomucca, No
vada,, whoro thoy wilt locate.
Miss Nolllo Albco, of Aumsvlllo,
arrived this morning to attend tho
summor normal, of this city,
James Hydo, of Portland, was In
Salem for an over-Sunduy visit to
his brothers, L. H. and F. O. Hydo.
Miss Eva Savago loft this morn
ing for Portland, whoro sho will
spend a week or so visiting friends.
Mrs. J. Balklo, who has been vis
iting Sulem relatives returned to
hor homo In Portland this morning.
Fred Legg, tho architect, cpont
Sunday with bis family In this city,
returning to his ortlca In Portland
this morning.
D. W. Fisher went to Brooks this
morning to resume work In his saw
mill, which Is located soar that
placo.
Mm, M. Mlcholbook west to Stay-
ton today, where aha will visit ker
Mother, Mrs, Oeerge Klbert, who to
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nnd sister, Mrs. Fred Homer, of Dai
Ins, wont to Mehama this morning to
visit relatives.
. Horry Board, tho popular band di
rector and tenchor of tho Agrlcultur
nl College spont Sunday with Salem
fi'lomlii.
Chostor Strirr, formerly of thl
city, but now of Portlnnd, passed
through Salem this morning, on
routo for Eugene, whoro ho will at
tend tho commencement oxorclsos oC
thu University of Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Park havo nr
rlvod homo from tho Boat, where
thoy havo boon visiting for tho past
ton wooks. Whllo their vlfllt wa a
very plonsnnt ono. tho groon hills ot
Oregon nro bottor to look upon than
anything tho East can produce.
Contractor Young, who has charge
of tho construction of tho now Odd
Follows' building lu East Portland,
spent Sunday with his family In thi
city, l(o snyB that tho work on the
now structure Is progressing nicely,
nnd tbat tho maungemont Is now)
figuring on adding another story.
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Tho "como and go" fooling that
you oxporlonco after taking Hollis
tor's Rocky Mountain Toa Id simply
wondorful. Drugs Increase you
weakness. This remedy does the
buslnoss, 3G conts, Toa or Tablets.
Dr. Stono's Drug Storo.
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Norwich Union Fire
Insurance Sockty
Frank Meredith, Iteatdeat Agest.
OMee with Win. Browa ft Co,, Ne.
139 Commereikl street.
..MONPVnrnYAnT
THOMAS K. FORD
Over Ladd ft Bush's Bank, galea, Or.
NEW TODAY
Carpet Ladles, have your werk
doue by a sanitary proceee. The
only way that can be doae Is y
stoara, aad by removing carpets
fro ra the house, which, we de a4
ajiure yo perfeet satlftto.
Paoae 1164. Wesley Bdwarde.
SS-eed-lM
Por HkwAt reasonable price," tf
thoroughbred White Rock yomf
chickens. Phone 1223.
Fw Bale--KlghteeR cows. Ck4
milkers. H. T. Mknu, at Fatal
tables. 1-17-U
Wasted Twa ! lod wtlbw.
, at the Cott HoUI.
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3 to 2 tor Efe.