DAILY OAPtaJAIi JOURNAL, SALEM, OttEGOfy TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1007.
J. L STOCKTON
THE OLD WHITE CORNER
Preparing for Another Busy Month
Wo aro turning tho dull summer days Into busy ones by offer
ing to the public sucli Inducements as will bring them to our store,
desplto tho burning sun. Our store Is cool nil day long, and our
customers say It lo a vory'pleasnt place to spend an afternoon.
Greater bargains will bo offered on account of tho approaching fall
L season being closo at hand. Only two moro months for us to
close oui our lmmenso stock of summer goods.
Our Clearance Will Continue Until
the Fourth
ANOTHER GRAND ASSORTMENT OF SKIRTS
Drummers' Samples-One ,of a Kind
The New York travelers are now touring homeward. Thoso who
finish their work In Portland or Snlerii closo out their samples at
great sacrifices, rather than carry (them back homo Being in
closo touch with many of them, wo havo secured several good
llnca at a reduction of one-third. They aro now on sale at prices
much loss than you expect. ;
New Long Coats forthe Coast
Sixty-flvo samplo coats, no two alike, just received from our
rEastern representative Tiioy aro tno auvanceu inn siyiea seni on
Fjoarly especially for vacation trade.
WEISER
PLAYS
BALL
SUITS REDUCED
ESomo half-price.
Somo reduced one-third.
.Somo reduced one-fourth.
-Some $15 to $30 values.
$5.00 a Suit
loke Glasses
'rotect your oyos from tho glaring
Wo havo them In all sizes and
Ccs.
REMEMBER
ro do all our own lonso grinding.
get tho bcnoflt in promptness,
Eul workmanship, and tho prlco
small matter to ovoflook. Wo
savo you money. In case you
ftt with nn accident wo can roplaco
'lenses tho somo day thoy aro loft
us. !
IAS. H. HINGES
Coml Street, Graduate Optician.
:ception
GIVEN TO
TEACHERS
(From tho Wolsor Signal.)
Everybody In basoballdom is hap
py in Woisor. Wo hear tho ll3t and
our grip on tho txp rung of tho lad
dor could no.t bo pried loose with a
crowbar. Bvor since tho first gun
wag fired on April 14, thd Kids have
had their oyes on tho pennant and
w.hon tho black cat got loose on
April 28 it has been, a sttorn chaso,
but with superb pltcliing and loyal
support and matchless .team work
that will eventually land ovory man
In tho Wolsor team in the big lea
gues, rtiho overhaul has been accom
plished. By defeating Payette Sun-
;day by a score of 17 ito 0 tho Kids
.navo piayeu seven atralgnt snut out
games and in tho ten scheduled
games played so far havo plied up
.98 runs whllo but flvo havo boon
mado against them. Can any team
on tho Pacific Coast equal this rec
ord? Johnson of Wolser, Idaho,
(mark tho spot on tho map), has
now pitched 75 innings without a
score against him (drive a tack hero)
nnvl hap struck out 160 men in 99
innings (another tnck).
, Wo bollovo wo aro Justified In
claiming for tho Kids, tho champion
ship of tho United States for team
work and tho championship of tho
world for battery work. In base-
"bnlldom, tho name of Welsor, Idaho,
Superintendent Powrs projlded and j8 now a household word. Whcro iff
introduced Mayor Rovlgers for nn ad-' this Wolitor, Idaho, that' can support
dress of wolcomo. Tho mayor won 'ft baseball team that has broken all
applauso for his bouquets to tho pro- 'pfovious records? Who la this man
fession, and for eulogizing tho ap-'j, -b, O.Toolo, anyway, who is tho
pfoprlations for normal schools and manager of this tcam7
tho Stato Unlvoralty. Assistant City I a host of loyal citlzons who havo
Suporlntondent Grout, of Portland, contributed to itho support of this
rmpondod for tho association In a 'team that has given tho city moro
happy mannor. Tho number present advertising to tho square inch than
must havo exceeded five hundreU. San Francisco with her earthquakes
Punch was Borvod, and tho recaption or Kansas City with her twisters,
SHORT COATS
REDUCED
Our entlro stock Is on salo
at a reduction of
One-third
WOMEN
SAVED
THE DAM
How the break of tho Wheatland
Dam, Impounding tho largest arti
ficial body of water in Wyoming, was
provonted by the heroic efforts of
four womon is modestly told in a
letter from Miss Knight, addressed
to lior mother.
Mls3 Knight, who Is visiting Miss
Helen McGIll at McGlll, with hor
hostess and Mm. M. J. Reed and
daughter, was riding by tho reservoir
whon sho noticed a loak in tho dam.
Tho women notified Mrs. Reed's hus
band, who Is in ohargo of tho reser
voir and he started for Wheatland
to summon help.
Mrs. Reed and tho throo girls
spont Itho ontlro night filling itho
crovlco with hay and dirt, using
olovon loads of hny. Whon Reed
returned In tho morning thoy woro
nlmoBt exhausted, but had succocded
In hooping the break from enlarging
to tho danger point.
Tho reservoir contains an lm
menso amount of wator, which Is
backed by the Larnmio river, almost
bank-full, and tho giving away of
tho dam would havo meant a tro
nioiuloua loss of llfo and property,
as tho area bolow includes Whcat-
laud Flats, tho most thickly settled
fanning section of Wyoming.
o
waa a groat success.
ami when tho season ia ovor, buy tho
)l Pcdorjogs and Public Officisls
Welcome State Association
lalom was voted tho ideal city for
mentions by all who attended tho
Bptlon to tho State Teachers As-
itlon given Mondny night at
Elks' hall, by tho local organl-
m of teachers in tho public
)ls.
10 ueauuiui nnll tho finest in
rstate tho public officials, and
ty leaders of tho city wore in
idanco to wolcomo tho visitors,
io reception lino woro Miss Dlm-
; president of tho Stato Assocla-
and Governor Chamberlain,
Superintendent and Mrs. Ack-
in, D, O. Grout, who represented
: Portland schools; City Superin
tend and Mrs. Powers, of Salem,
Superintendent and Mrs.
res and President campueih or
SStato University.
io decorations woro of crimson
jlor roses, Tho musical program
Von Jesson, at tho piano, and a
il number by Milton Hoyt, bright
tho evening very much. City
Lnsd Nlght'tf Guine.
Won. Lost.
Y. M. 0. A 2 1 CGC
Morchnnts 3 2 GOO
Woolon Mills 2 2 GO')
Fairmouots 1 3 250
By defeating tho Falrmounts loot
night In a six-inning gnmo the Mer
chants raisied thomsolvoB from tho
bottom to second plnco In tho lenguo
standing. It was a warm llttlo gamo
and all of tho city teams aro Im
proving. Tho gamo was tied, 1 to 1, at tho
tend of tho fifth inning, but In tho
lost of tho sixth Carey camo up for
n two-bagger, which was followed by
two hits by Morgan and Ron J night,
bringing Cnroy in for tho 2 to 1
scoro for tho Merchants.
Tho Falrmounts worked in their
lono scoro very prettily In" tho fourth.
Dnnlols had walked and got second
on a- hit by Rnsmusimn. Dauo sacri
ficed for Daniels' third, and ho boat
tho ball homo whon Kay was snught
out.
Holman tied th ifccoro In tho Inst
of tho fourth. Ho got a hit for first
and went to third on Rasmussen's or
ror, and was brought in by a hit
from Morgan. y
Tho gamo scheduled between tho
Y. M. C. A. and tho Woolon Mills
for Wednesday night will bo played
tonight) on account of tho minstrel
show at the penlrontlary tomorrow
night. Gnmo t G:30, as several of
tho mopibors of tho tqam will go to
tho Tlvor .to practice wator baseball.
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The Texas 'Woatiter.
Cures all kidney, bladder and
rheumatic trouble; sold by all drug
gists, or two months' treatment by
mall for 51. Dr. H. W. Hall, 292b
Olive street, St. Louis, Ho. Bend
for testimonials, gold by Stone'i
drug store. dw-lyr
I team brand now suits and send them
'ovor tho Pacific Northwest, manngor,
Pet 'substitutes, mascot aftd all and fix
a
School in session throughout
the summer. Plan now to
onter.
Students may onter at any
time. Tho sooner you begin,
the sooner you will bo ready
for a place.
VjmewJfr
Of time and money In a business education is not a venture. The
benefits to be derived from such a course last for llfo and pay sub
stantial dividends every day. These facts aro amply shown by the
uniform success of tho graduntes of tho
CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
Our students aro offered tho advantage of a school well-known for
its thorough work, pleasant rooms, skillful teachers , and modern
methods. Class and isdlvidual instruction. Living expenses low.
md for catalogue J,
I. Stalcy, Principal, Salem, Ore.
We have several sails for teach
era of shorthand. Public school
teachers should laveetlgate.
We mm or sell typewriters.
Have several bargains la se
oa-1mum1 bmcMms. Guaranteed
tho namo of Welsor, Idaho, In ovory
city of importance on tho Coast and
toach thozo bonlghtcd heathon how
to piny baU nnd show thorn that to
aeo tho most beautiful womon, tho
happiest and most contented mon,
tho most luoclous fruits, tho plump
ost grain" nnd tho mo3t proBpqrous
and up-to-dato country on earth
como to Woisor.- '
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The Doctor Awny from Home When
Most Needed.
Peoplo are vory much disappoint
ed to find that thilr family physician
h away from homo whon thoy most
need his services, Diseases llko cramp
collo and cholera morbus require
prompt trentmont, and havo In many
Instnnces provon fatal boforo mcdl
clno could bo procured from or a
physician suinmonoJ, Tho right wny
Is to keep on hnml a bottlo of
Chnmborlnln's Colic, Cholera nnd
Dlnrrhoon Remedy. No physlclnn
can proacrlbo p. bettor mediclno for
theso dlscncos. I)y having It in thd
houso you oscnpo much pnln nnd
suffering and all ri3k. Buy It now;
It may navo llfo, For salo by Dr.
Stone's Drug Storo.
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The Cook's Grievance.
"You say you must leave, Mary,
bocauso yon are tired of tho way tho
food is cooked. Why, you cook It
all yoursolf!"
"Thafis Just It, ma'am. I was
told you mado splendid pastry, and
I'vo been waiting all these months to
taste a bit." Fllegendo Blatter.
X-RAYS
Reports from Eastorn bench re
sorts, which havo Just oponcd tho
season, Indicnto that tho bathing
suits this year aro of a stylo to meet
tho hearty cotrimondatlon of thoso
with a liking for natMro study.
No president has hold tho ofllco
moro than eight years, and tho aver
ago term of ofllco Is four years and
Bovon months. Tho question is llablo
to bo up to tho Amorlcan people,
shall tho limit bo oxtonded?
Astronomors neod not got swelled
up ovor a fow sun spots. A caso of
measloi is nothing to brag about.
iTJio Scattlo Times Jolllos Orogon
njVAvuor 'fuia frauds. WpU. broth-oc,-t'ho
only dlfforcnco between Ore
gon and Washington Is that tho gov
ernment has not commonctvl exam
ining into affairs along tho Sound.
When it docs tho chances nre that
most of tho criminals will go frco
bocauTO thoy nro big onough thloves
to bo imimtno.
Cnthorlno CouuMbii is mnrrlod. If
this will keep hor In tho East, thon-
tro-goors In tho West will docldo tho
question, "Is mnrrlngo a failure?"
In tho negative
IWMT
mil' I HL mm ummhamambh
KPPLUY'S PERFECTION MAK
ING POWDER, EVERYBODY NOW
ADAYS REQUIRES AND USES
SOME BRAND OF BAKING POW
DER. OUR, TIP TO YOU IS TO
TRY EPPLEY'S PERFECTION
BAKING POWDER. ONCE YOU
GET ACQUAINTED WITH IT AND
LEARN ITS MANY SUPERIOR
POINTS, YOU WILL NOT THINK
OF USING ANY OTHER BRAND.
PUT UP IN MASON JAR6 AND
JKLLY FRUIT GLAS8B8. SOLD
BY ALL GROCERS. MAXFAC
TUM6D BY O. M. BPPLVY, A r
UM, OKHOOK.
TnUo tho Fostmnstcr's Word for It.
Mr. F. M. Hamilton, postmaster
nt Chorrycalo, Ind., keops also a
stock of gcnornl morchnndlso and
pntont modlclnoa. Ho says: "Chnm
borlnln's Colic, Cholera nnd Diar
rhoea Remedy is standard horo in Itfl
lino. It novor falls to glvo satisfac
tion and wp could hardly nfford to
bo without it." For snlo by Dr.
Stono's Drug Storo.
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A Lay of tho Bend.
T,ho saddest words of tonguo or
pen:
"My sparkor failed to spark
ngnfn."
Chlcngo Rocord-Hernld.
.
Ho Fired the Stick.
"I havo fired tho walking-stick
I've carried ovor 40 years, on account
of a sore that resisted ovory kind of
treatment, until I tried Bucklen's
Arnica Salve: that has healed the
soro and made mo a happy man,"
writes John Garrott, of North Mills,
N. 0. Guaranteed for Piles, Burns
etc., by J, C. Perry druggist. 25c.
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,
Feminine Sympathy.
Mils Fytto Wo have heard that
my brother In Australia has been
nearly drowned. Thoy only JiiBt
managed to savo his life.
Tho Victor Dear mo, I am sorry
to hear that. Exchange.
Every pair is built to give satisfactory service
THE BROWN SHOE COMPANY
is celebrated for their policy of building shoes of
. SOLID LEATHER THROUGHOUT
Since the heavy advance in leather it is Important to
know that the shoes you buy are made in a reliable
factory. Many factories are giving their shoes the
same finish as formerly, but substituting inferior grades
of leather to keep the price down, which is in fact a
dishonest method of advancing the prices.
CNy(fc 'StoWs,
WHITE
HOUSE
SHOES
For
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PiSSf
if AM
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Always buy
shoes
want
quality.
if you
reliable
Our prices are figured
on the spot cash basis
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Ladies' and Men's Furnishings
WE UNDERSELL REGULAR STORES
Our store will close at 1 0:30
a. m., July 4th
Abraltam Lincoln
was a man who, against all oJds,
attained tho highest honor a man
can get in the United States. Bal
lard's Horehound Syrup has attained
a place, sever equalled by any other
like remedy, It Is a sure cure for
Cough, Colds, BrochltU, Iafluea
za aed all Pnloaary dlseaeej.
Every Mather eboHld keep supplied
wit (.ate -wfMarful egk wedUtoe,
toll y D. J, Fry.
Ah OtlK-rti Sco Uh..
A day or two ago it foil out that
an actor with n purposo waa clnoma
tograadiod on tho eUigo, and was
vastly pleaHed with tho result.
Said ho gleefully to n promlnont
dramntlo critic:
"It waa tho most extraordinary ox
porionco ovor wont through actu
nlly'to hoo myaolf acting."
"Now," replied tho prominent
dramatic critic, "you undoretand
what wo havo to put with." Pall
Mall Gaetto.
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A Dbilnfi'otor,
"A." tramp applying for a Job waa
asked if ho could do any gardening.
"Yoa'm," replied tho seedy ono.
"Then, will you piant theso
shrubs?"
"I don't think I could do that,
lady."
"Then, what can you do?" asked
tho mistress of tho house,
"Well, ma'am, if you'll glvo mo
ono of yur husband's cigars I'll sit
in tho greenhouse and smoke out tho
insects that's eating the leaves off
them roses." Illustrated Bits.
must bo nn awful pruol gnmo. This
papor says n man named Smith was
poundod all ovor tho lot. And I
guoRB it must havo been truo, for It
says that in tho noxt Inning ho dlod
on second bnso." Chlcngo Trlbuno,
The Ck.
"Jeektb," mUL M-re. Chuxwater,
wlptoff her speeUeMe, "baseball
jTHE
I ELEVENTH
I HOUR
It Is not quite that late ia
tho salo of the crockery, glass
ware and dishes at our store.
But they will soon be all coae,
as they are being sold below
eoat, to wake room for sore
groceries.
I It M. BRANSON f
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