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Holds Successful Closing Exercises
On Wednesday
Canncryman Hume of Curry Couniy
At Salem
Seventeen Bolts All Available For Dec
orating tho City
Each department of our Btoro is
trying to outdo the othor by its oco
nomic offering for Juno. Today wo
mention a fow Item In now whlto
dross skirts. Plain whlto dress
skirts, olovon gores, style Just like
cut, also In two other styles of plaits.
SALE PRICES
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$1.67
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A hundred whlto shirt waists ranging from 1.00 to $2.00 reduced to
60 Cents Each
TATE
TEACHERS'
CONVENTION
Portland; treasurer, Prlnclpnl E. T.
Marlatto, Snllem high school.
City Superintendents' nnd Princi
ples' Soction Loader, J. H. Stnnloy,
principal Highland bcIioo), Portland;
secretary, Mrs. A. E. Watson, prin
cipal East 28th strcot school, Port
land. Advance Section Lendor, Mls3
Mnry Bnnlow, Portland; secrotnry,
iMccI At Salem First Three Days uTnTsSuS
of July
July 1, 2, 3, the Stato Teachers'
luoclatlon wNl meot nt Salem, nnd
tte Suporlntondent Ackerman has
fopared olabornto programs for tho
alons that nro to bo hold at tho
blcm high school nnd tho now ChrlB
i church.
Intermediate Section Loader, M.
II. Signs, superintendent of cltv
schools, Mod ford; secretary, E. T.
Fnlting, prlnclpnl Lincoln school, Sa
1cm. Primary Section Leader, Mrs. K.
E. Sloan, Ladd school, Portland;
socrotary, Mrs. L. D. Hoyo, Poris
mouth school, Portland.
Department of Music President,
S. E. Hunter, suporvlBor of public
secretary, Miss
With an attondanco of visitors
from nearly nil parts of tho stato,
tho annual commencement exer
cises of Mt. Angcrt CoHege, O. S. B.,
wero very successful Wednesday.
The country about thro promises
very heavy crops, nnd Mt. Angol, as
a city, Is prospering. Sovoral new
brick buildings aro going to bo built,
nnd thoro Is some talk of putting In
a browory thoro. Tho educational
Institutions of th'o order of Saint
uencuict nnvo boon very prosperous
tho past year, and nro tho basis of
tho prosperity and growth of tho
community. A vory eloquent, ad
dress was delivered to tho graduat
ing class by Hon. W. M. Kaiser, of
Salem, and tho closing remarks woro
mndo byv Rev. Most Kov. Aloxandor
ChrlBtlo, of Portland, who spoko elo
quently. Tho valedictory was deliv
ered by Karl Ilorbrlng, of Tho
Dalles, nnd ho acquitted hlmsolf with
groat credit.
Sovoral gold medals wero awarded
for oxcollonco in scholarships, nB fol
lews:
For general oxcollonco Karl Her-
bring, donor, Most Rov. Archbishop
A. Chrlstio, D. D. Proficiency in
Amorlcnn History Umbort Do Mar
tini, donors, Tho Knights of Colum
bus, Portland, Oregon. Proficiency
in Latin Frnnk Sander, donor, Rov.
J. II. Dlnck. Junior department for
general oxcollonco Noel Dolsch,
donor, Rov. Arthur Lnno.
Tho dogroos woro conferred by his
draco tho Archbishop. Tho gradu
ates from tho acadomic dppnrtmont
woro Karl Herbrlng, of .Tho Dalles,
who complotod tho scientific course,
nnd Roy Konny, of Leono, Oregon,
who finished tho classical course.
Tho degroo of Master Of Accounts
was conforrcd upon tho following
Btudents:
Norman A. Dablor, Ilwaco. Wash.;
Jcromo Kllngor, Mt, Angol, Oregon;
Theo. MoLornn, Wilholt, Oregon;
Arthur Snook, Ilwaco, Wash.
Tho program, ovory number of
which was much appreciated, was
as follews:
Orchostra, "Pawnee Bill" ....Hoed
Salutatory Umbort Do Martini
Wolcomo song . . . .Junior GIoo Club
Monday ovcnlng thoro will bo n
iwtptlon glvon at tho Elks' hall bv'8cnools' Portland;
I! Salem tenchers, with a musical Etho1 Pn8 Mt Tabor school, Port
j4 literary-program. Thoro will bo mni1.
alons forenoon and afternoon nt "
lie Christian church. Cosmetics will ruin tho complex
There will bo Blmllnr programs i100, Thoro's no beauty prnctlco Recitation, "Our Blggost Fish"..
nesday and Wednesday, and Ma- 00ual t0 tho offects of Holllstor's Lloyd Homan
on, Linn and Polk counties will UoY Mountain Tea. It koops tho Song, "Duo"
d InBtltutos. ontiro body In perfoct hoalth. Tea Fred Brokaw and Francis Novlns
Olllceni and CommitUw. or Tablota, 35 conts. Dr. Stono's .Recitation, "Tho Sound of tho
Tho following Is a comploto lUt Drue 8toro
! tho officers, members of commit-
H, leadors, etc.: VoOH ""' " - Station.
Officers President. Anhtn r. nim. I o Southern Pacific Railroad Co.
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M; vice-president, R.F. Robinson; w,u mnko Co080 nay ,ts cn"nK -
Kond vice-president, W. W. Wiley; t,on nnu w,u tlov"op mo mtunu
cretary, Gcorgo W. Jones; treasur-
. Carollno A. Barnes.
Exeaitivo Commltteo J. H. Ack-
Tnan, superintendent of public In-
fnctlon, Salem; Aphla L. Dlmlck.
'Inclpal Brooklyn school, Portland;
rwk Rlglor, city superintendent of
oools, Portland; J. M. Powers, city
Perlntendont of schools, Salem; P.
Caniplxjil, president University of
'tson, Eugene.
Committee on Resolution.! Geo.
uenman, Corvallls, chairman;
' Luella Carson, Eugene; 8. U.
tfwns, Portland; IL'F. Wilson, Mc-
"nvllfe: T. b. Hamlin. Rosburff
' S. A. Wilson, Portland.
Information and Hotel J. S. Gra-
Kln. chairman; John E. Smith, Miss
otna Kramer, Mis Laura Bean,
a Anna Fischer.
Superintendents' Convention
Undent, L. R. Alderman. McMlnn-
a'e; secretary. Justus T. Noff. Tho
Ues
Secondary and Richer Education
-President, Dr. H. D. Sheldon, Unl-
wilty of Oregon, Eugener vico-pres-
" H M. Crooks, president Al
lny cellege: secretary. Miss Jesslo
dard, West Side high school,
I0METHING NEW
In Bifocal Lenses
t bs show yen a neat, vp-te-date
u for near aad far-seeiBB:. It 1
E'v M good as the expeasJre kind,
hilt lb.
oa't threw away year krekea
Briar tkan L m. We aaa
7 jr aart, wltk HtUa
Chas H. Hinges
nous fields Into n supitly otatlon for
a great pnrt of tho Pacific coaat,
Tho Henry vlllo mlno, ldlo slnco '77,
will bo worked' Into a mlno that will
have an output of 1000 tons daily.
Improvements will bo mado on tho
Beaver Hill and South Port mines
which will gh thorn a total capac
ity of COO tons dally, making a grand
total of 1,500 tona ovory day, or
9,000 tons that will bo mined oach
week. Coos Bay TImos.
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A FortHJutfe Texas,
Mr. E. W, Goodloe, of 107 St.
Louis St., Dallas, Tex. says; "la the
past year I have become acquainted
with Dr. King' Now Life Pills, and
no laxative I ever before tried so
effectually dtaposaea of malaria and
biliousness." They doat grlad nor
grlpo. 25c at J. C. Perry's drug
tore.
Son" Theo. McLtfrnn
Ancient Home
Is now meroly a momory of the. past
Ballard's Snow Llnlmont Is the fam
ily llnlmont of tho twentieth century.
A positlvo euro for Rheumatism,
Burns, Cuts, Sprains, Neuralgia, etc.,
Mr. C, H. Runyon, Stanborry, Mo.,
writes; "I havo used Snow Liniment
for Rhoumatlsm and all palu. I
can't say enough In Its pralso." Sold
by D. J. Fry.
Hon. R. D. Humo, of Wedderburn,
la In tho city, making a fight for tho
oponlng of tho Roguo river, so that
tho salmon industry" will not be
come oxtlnct. As nil know, for flvo
years past water power dams havo
boen constructed without flshwnys,
nnd millions of flno fish, have .died
In th'o rlvor on account of Inability
to get to tho spnwnlng grounds, Tho
result has boon fatal to tho industry.
Tho catch on tho lower rlvor this
year is reduced to almost nothing,
and tho end Is not yet. Tho fnlluro
to 'build I13li ways over tho dams, and
tho wanton destruction of tho fish
ery Imr boon carried so far that if
tho stato does not stop In and en
fOrco tho Btnto laws tho oxpondlturos
for hatcheries, cnnnorlos and tho
homes and proporty of both fisher
men and ownorB of tho ground will
bo destroyed.
Mr. Humo has dovolopcd a systom.
of Deeding tho young spawn that has
rosultcd In stocking tho rlvor ns fast
as tho fish woro taken out,' but tho
obstructions in tho streams for mlllB
nnd powor plants has moro than
ovorcomo tho bsnoflts of artificial
propagation by private xjntorprlao, by
tho Btnto nnd national government.
Tho whdlo mnttor Is to bo gono ovor
by the stato AbIi commission nnd
Stato Warden Van Duson is to bo In
vited to Salem to moot Mr. Humo nnd
hoar his propositions. Tho gonornl
public is deprived of Its fish supply
from tho blocking nnd destruction of
tho Roguo rlvor. It is to bo hoped,
from tho standpoint of tho rest of
tho i3oplo who do not llvo on tho
rlvor, that tho salmon Industry will
not bo allowed to bo destroyed by n
fow grasping corporations on tho up
por rlvor. Mr. Humo says If for two
days in tho wcok thoro could bo un
obstructed runs for tho fish tho wholo
length of tho river tho fish would
propagato thomsolvos, and tho Bitp-
ply could nover bo exhausted, But
tho groed of mnn will destroy ,tho
richest gifts of nnturo, If loft unrestrained.
Govornor Ohnmborhtln nnd tho
fish wardon nro plnnnlng n trip to
Curry county at an early day to mako
a porsonnl Investigation.
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THE SWEDE GOT MAI).
Hunted Up nnd Licked tho Mnn Who
Robbed Him.
ex-
fcHai
CAN DRAW
CHECKS. . .
Checking accounts eaable folks
te deposit their aaoaey sad re
ceive a passbook, against these
accounts they are permitted to
draw cheeks.
Checks way be gtvea to parties
for such sums as desired, thai
avefdlag frequeat trips te the
feaak.
If tatereeted eaM as4 see as.
P.O.
1000
1000
coo
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Local Bull GanieH.
Team Won. Lost.
Y. M. C. A I 0
T. K. W. M 1 0
Falrrnount 1 1
Merchants ..... .0 2
In tho City League gamo last night
botwosn tho Merchants and tho Fair
mounts, the Falrmounts won by tho
scoro of 4 to 3. The winning run
was mado in tho last of tho fifth In
ning. It was a hot gamo last night,
only about one-third of tho players
played ball, and it was a general
succession of bad errors.
Tho next gamo Is Friday night be
tween tho Woolen Mills and tho Y.
M, C. A.
Salem State Bank
LJCTAmm,
Tetr Cared.
A lady customer of ours had suffer
ed with tetter for two or thrse years.
It got so bad oa her hands that she
could not attend to her household
duties. One box of Chamberlain's
Salve cured her. Chasaherlala's
medicines give spleadid satisfaction
la this commHHlty, M, H, Rodney
k. Co., Alcaoad, A)a. Chamberlain's
medicines are for sale by Dr. gtoae's
drug store.
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Catuto For Cemplalat.
Manufacturer to chairman of a
commltteo of workmen) -What
now? Did I not raise your wages
last month- Am I sot paying you
wore than anybody else la the
trade?
Chairman Yes, sir. But what Is
the use of having more moaey with
oft more im to speed t? W
waat another day a week o, Answers.
J. Summer an o4capo from tho
Canyon county Jail of Idaho, and
who vas hold In that stato on tho
chnrgo of ilarcony, arrived in this
city somo timo Tuosday and immedi
ately proceeded to got busy, nnr
ratets tho Huntington Horald. Ho
procoedod up tho track and hold up
a Swedo taking IiIh watch and fcomo
change Tho Swydo was ovldontly
too surprised too offer nualstenco
and gavo up without a murmur,
Lator, o, tho Swedo ovldontly
got to thinking tho mutter over and
thought ho would go on a man hunt
himself. Ho wont up tho rlvor and
mado sovoral inquirlos about tho
footpad, but could got no traco of
him. The Swedo thon bega nto boat
tho bruBh around wliqro ho was hold
up, with tho result that ho ran
across Summor, and thoro was, from
all Indications, ono of the most des
porato battles that has ovor boon
fought in this section. Alono, nnd
with no wltnecHos, they went at It
like two fiends, fighting for how
long, no body knows, but long
enough to trump! o out 20 yards of
thb brush and mako It look llko n
oyclono had lilt It and that it had
afterwards boon usod for a slaugh
ter pen, blood being all over tho
batUo ground. Finally Summor sue
cumod to tho poworJ of tho Swede,
who boat and kicked his faco into a
pulpv Tho Swedo In tho scrap got n
bad lick ovor tho oyo and his thumb
In tho othor fellow's mouth with
dlsastrpus results. After tho Swedo
had conquorcd his opponent Into
submission ho started with him for
town, arriving ho turned him loose.
Later tboy wero both arrested and
Placed In tho city Jail. How badly
Summer was injury! It was not def
initely known as the sheriff of Can
yon county arrlvod the aext day and
took the prisoner back oa th Peny,
With only 17 bolts of pink and
greon bunting, thd ofllcinl colors of
tho roso fiesta, Portland 1b not mak
ing as oxtonBlvo a showing In tho
decorating lino ns tho occaBsion war
rants, says a Portland papor. Tho
lack of bruamontatlon is duo to tho
wholcsnlo supply houses.
Ovor a month ago tho commltteo
announcod tho colors for decorating,
thereby giving tho wholosalo mer
chants timo In which to Becuro a
stock of bunting. Ono storo'hnd 17
bolts, and this was all tho green
nnd pink in tho blty, Tho largest
Jobbing houso In tho Northwest Is Bo
cntcd In Portland, nnd this cstnb
dlshmont did not havo an Inch In
Block. Although tho mnnagors of
tho wholosalo Iioubcs know that
thoiV) would bo n heavy, call for tho
pink nnd greon bunting, each do
pendod on tho other to Bitpply tho
demand. This provod a pleco of
misplaced confldonco all around,
with tho unpleasant consequonco of
robbing tho city of docoratlons.
Compnrotlvoly fow Btoros and
buildings hnvo been decorated with
tho colors, nnd theso nro not espe
cially olabornto, as tho 17 bolts of
bunting woro mndo td go as far ns
posslbflo. Tho eurlyMilrds, as usual,
bought nil they cpuld, and tho pro-
craBtlnator now finds that tho mar-
kot la exhausted.
Tho roRO carnlvnl promlBod to soo
Portland decorated ns It has Biildom
boon ornamented boforo on othor tes
tlvo occasions; but through tho Inck
of ontorprlBO on tho pnrt of tho Htip
ply hoiiBOs only a fow decorations
nro visible Fourth of July docora
tlons. aro now bolng resorted to, and
tho nbBonco of pink and groon Is bo
lng romodlcd, In a moasuro, by rod,
whlto and bluo, and somotlmvs yel
low and rod.
Whllo tho colors Boloctod by tho
cnrnlvnl commltteo aro moat appro-
priato and aro common, tho wholo-
Balers do not carry them In stock.
This Is n drawback to a certain ox-
tent. Had tho market boon propor
ly attondod to, nonrly ovory building
and storo would todny bo gay with
colors.
At sovoral places tho decorations
woih) completed boforo tho bunting
supply was exhausted. Thoso nro Junt
enough to Indlcato what could hnvo
boon accomplished had tho supply
been adequate It will touch n led-
son, howJvor, for noxt yonr, when tho
roso fiesta Is hold, tho merchants
will sob that thoro Is enough bunt
ing for ovory ono.
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$ke caa leek eu t, tat: jr c'l leek &p
UtrATCNTKB
PORCHSHADES
Buren & Hamilton
SOLE AGENTS
Salem, - Oregon
uiiimiiiiiiimiHiiiiri
:j Strawberry
Shortcake
10c
; ; The Finest Yqu Ever Ate if
j j White House
Restaurant J
I I i 1 I I I l-t'l'M H-I-l M 1 1 I i i I I 1
it.t
Tho Postal Ctinl VmI.
"Moving?" inquired n nolghbor,
ns n furnituro van stopped hi front
of KorfcctB houso, '
"No, indeed," ropliod Kbrfoct. "A
frlond wnnts to borrow our collection
of aouvonlr post cards." Judgo.
Have Yon a Cough.
A dose of Ballard's Horehound
Syrup will relieve it Have you
cold?
Try It for whooping cough for
asthma, for consumption, for bron
chltls. Mrs, Joe McOrath, 327 B'
1st street, Hutchinson, Kan., writes:
"I have used Ballard's Horehound
Syrup In my family for 6 years, and
And It the most palatable medlalav
I every used," gold by D. J. Frjs.
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Studying Hconomy.
Donrborn I seo it costs the same
forji dog llconsi hs It doos for a
mnrrlngo Jluens in, Chicago.
"Wnbnsh Yo3, but tho dog llconse
Is choapor In tho ond. Yonkers
Statesman.
MORE
BATTLE
SHIPS
Ho Fired tho Stick.
"I havo fired the walking-stick
I'vo carried ovor 40 years, oa account
of a soro that roalstod every kind oE
treatment, until I tried Bueklen's
Arnica Salve; that lias healed the
soro and mado me a happy mas,"
writes John Oarrett, of North Mills,
N. O, Guaranteed for Piles, Burns
otc.j by J. O. Perry druggist. 26c.
Washington, Juno 20, Bids woro
ojvonod by the navy dopartmont thin
attornopn for two now battleships of
the DroadnnuBht typo, tholr spoud to
bo 21 knots nnd displacement 20,
000 tons, .Ono will cost nearly ?4,
000,00 Oan'd tho othor S4, 600,000,
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MJhs Btalgor Improving
Miss Emily Stalgor, who rccontly
undorwont a serious oporatlon In tho
Good Samaritan hospital, In Port
land, has boen romovod to her moth
er's homo In tho metropolis, and is
roported to bo improving rapidly,
Taft Has a Cold.
Ottawn, Kan., Juno 20, Taft
speaks at thb Chautauqua this -Afternoon,
Ho has a cold and saw a doc
tor this morniug at Kansas City bo
foro leavlug.
Not Quito.
"Did young Cnshuntor got a foot
ing In that rich faintly whoso daugh
ter ho wanted to marry?"
"I think It was moro what might
bo called a booting." Baltimore
Amorlcnn.
Th- Texas WoaOer,
Cures all kidney, bladder a ad
rheamatlt trouble; sold by all drag,
gists, or two moatks' treatmeat fcy
mall fer ?1. Dr. 9. W. Kail, II2C
Ollvs etreet, gi. Leala, He. lea
for testimonials . geld by Sterne's
drag store, 4w-lyr
The "come aad go" feeHags tat
you experieaee after taking Weill
ta Reeky UoaataJa Tea U 4slr
westferfal, Sfiw las yer
weajcaes. This pewady d thai
ftutaes. 31 eeats. Tea or TaalaO.
Dr. ffcme's Drag JKor.
May Try t Force Stub Service.
A Salem special yostorday says;
Tho mattor of poor passenger train
sorvico on tho Southern Pacific, es
pecially south to north, having boon
taken up with tho company officials
by tho raH road commission, after
numerpus complaints had beon
lodgod, and tho company having
failed to remedy tho conditions com
plained of within a reasonable timo,
tho commission will lltoely set a hoar
tng for the subject at att early date,
with a view to compelling the com
pany to put or a stub train service
fioM Roseburg to Portland when
scheduled paseea0er trains are re
ported mora than one hour late.
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Th atfaoUto is ( great aeetet-
He la iaereaetag the reeeipts under
Um UttariUoet Ux law.
Fairbanks hi Chicago.
Chicago, Juno 20, Fairbanks ar
rlvod In this city this morning, and
spoaks at tho Northwostom Univer
sity oxorclses tonight.
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For stomach troubles, ellleuMses
and eoastlpatioa try Chamherlala's
gtomach and Llvsr Tablets. Uaay
remarkable euree have beea effeeted
by them, Prise 25 eeats. gamplee
free. For sale by Dr. gtoae's drug;
store.
AJbort Ramm, a Qorman aged SI,
committed sulcldo at his home at)
Crabtree, near Albany, Tuesday
morning. Ho got up aad built a
nro, attondod his cows, wont Into
tho barn, and, facing a looking
glass, while sitting ou tho hay, pulfe
the trlggor of an old 38-calibre Ger
man rovolvor, aad the ball plowed
through his brain and into the side
of tho bulldlHg,
I)e Net Negleet Um OtOMrem.
At UU seaee of ike year Um Irs
uaaatural leoeeaej ef a ekUd's
kowels ahould have immediate attea
Uoa. The beat tkwg that ea he
ilT Is Cmketteta'a fjta, Otalef.
m4 IHarrkea Remedy tolWwed ky
Mtor U m d4reei4 with Mk ke.
u C ressedy. J"ere wO ky Oc.
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