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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1907)
,-7vr i"f '" ''51P r 8 DATLT CAPITAL JOURNAL, BALBM, GABOON TUESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1007. TOMORROW ONLY SPECIAL BARGAIN SALE NUMBER 315. For tomorrow's selling wo offer a flno lino of Cotton Batts Full threo pounds, In weight quilt size continuous length regular 85c vnluo. NonoBOld until 8:30 Wednesday. 59c Needles of Value These noodles nro warranted not to cut tho thread,, bend or break with ordinary uso, Tho assortment Is Just what every houaphold needs. Price, per paper 3 cents Finest quality hIicII hulrplns. TIicbo pins will not crack, split or fade. Tho package 23 cents Sfioes $2.00' Ladies' whlto ennvas Ox fords, J1.2G. All broken lines of bIioob must go during this sale. $3,50 vnluos $235 Dtess Shields Nainsook Bilk covordcl WnBh- ablo dress shields and are frco from odor usuul 25a to 40c valuoB, Half Pttce Dtess Goods By far tho prettiest fabrics w havo shown this season. Tho materials nro tho newest of BUtn mer suitings in checks, stripes, shadow checks find moonlight mixtures in distinct nnd over shot weaves. Tho very fabrics you have boon admiring all sea son at exactly, to close, Half Pf Ice Wash Goods Tho very low prices wo aro making on many staplo lines havo convinced many careful buyers that wo can savo them many a dlmo by buying nil wash goods hero. Organdies, dlmltlcB, lawns and batlsto at exactly, to close, Half Pice Skirt Flouncing Corsot cover embroidery In 5 and C ynrd lengths In mnny pretty designs an unusual good valuo at 23c yd jtfw ISCOfJPORATrD Jl ! GITY NEWS A Collection of Important I'at HKTOplui for Your Conldoratlon Pent Curd Hull ' New subjocts dally. tf. ForBV Hlgh-grndo Eotoy organ, slightly vised, good M now. Wongor & Chor riugton. 8-C-tf. Mimlm-d Dirt, by tho Capital City Stonm Laundry. All work called for nnd delivered. Satisfaction guaranteed. Phone Main 105 7-D-tf OfRHHH M'ftlltOtl Second-hand organs wanted. Will glvo you good trade for yourB, Won gor & Chorrington. S-S-tf. AdmlnlHtrntor'N Rle 8cn1cd bids will bo rccolvod by A. O, Magora for tho salo of tho houso And lot at 870 South 12th St., Saloin, Oro. Bids will bo opened at tho property Saturday tho 17th day of August, 1007, at 2 p. m. Tho ad ministrator rcaorvoa tho right to ro Jcct nny or all bids. As this is ono or tho beat plocoa of property In this locality it will bo to your Interest to look Into this it wishing to buy a noat piece of property for a reason" nblo figure. A, CI. Magcra, adminis trator of tho OBtato of Mrs. M, J. Mugora. doconaed. 8-12-at, Try SteiiNlonT Brow.' Celebrated Sausages. Our sauBago makor is from tho Gorman school. Wo koop on hand constantly bologna, minced hnm, lunch ham, boiled hams, llvor sausage, Vienna oautmgo, nlot worst, knoblach, aummor .Bnuaago', blood sausage, pork Bauiago, link pork sauBago, hoad cheeso, pluck sauBago, proBsod corn boof. ' Salem novor ImB such a variety of sausages. Try thorn Btoualotf Bros. For Salo Hlgh-grado Estey organ, slightly used, good as now. Wongor & Chor rington. 8-C-tf. Aeh Wood For Bl Win, Brown & Co. Phono Main 116. lOteod. Monterey Opontil- On Thu-Bday last Mra. Fltrpatrlck and dnughtors opened tho iiummor hotel on tho Norport boach north of that famous Hoasldo resort with n chicken dlunor to a largo party of guestu? Tho Newport baud attend ed, and tho hoatouooa mndo every body feel perfectly at homo nnd hup py. Thoro aro no hotter cooks and eutertnlnerH than those lndioa, and no placu on tho coast whoro thoao wanting refreshment, root and rooro ntlon can gut It all In ono place na perfectly an at tho Monterey hotel, Newport. I i A Now Spud I Robert Basoy has brought Tho Capital Journal odltor a snmplo of I tho new variety of potatoes ho haa 'grown this y?ar from Bood obtained In tho enat somewhere. They havo 'eyes that arc right up ovon with Outing Shoes Wlion yoH'ro packing up for your Summer Outing don't forgot yoHr Outing Shoes, They are as necessary for your comfort nnd plwBuro as a cool linxue or n nliady nook, Wo'vo OHtlng Shoea for all purposes for Man or Wouuui. Tennis, Golf, Yachting, Ball, Etc. Rubber Soles or Rubber Heels. White and Colored Canvas. High or Low CtsU $J.OO, $1.25, $.50 to $2.50 Dou't Ht'UH't yr OhUrj; Shoe, they're bo comfortable and rtful. Oregon Shoe Co. THC HOME Of GOOD SHOES their face llko a Chinese beauty's peepers, a flno white skin that is easily polcd and solid white meat all through. They, are about tho size of a goose-egg, and when Bllcdd raw and fried In hot bacon grease will make an angel's mouth water and a working man ask to have his plate filled about the third Urn-'. They aro certainly Irish beauties of tho first water. HuM'bnM Tonight There will be n postponed game on Wlllnmetto field tonight at C:30. Y. M. C. A. vs. Woolen Mills. The lov ers of 'the sport will, all bo there. Notice Is Hereby Grvcn ' That there will be work In tho second degrco of tho Knights of Pythias tonight. All members aro requested to nttend and yUlting brothers cordially Invited. W. H. Dalrymplo, C. C, Central Lodge No. 18, K. P. Will Lecture J. 13. Osborn, author and lecturer, will Bpoak on "Tho Past, Present and Future," at tho now Commercial hall comer Commercial and Center streets, Wednesday evening, Aug 14. Dr. Horltngo will Blng. Admis sion free. m Notice to Publl Having loented In Salem too late to havo my phonse, No. 307 Main, placed In tho now directory, I take thin means of informing tho public what It is; 540 Stato St. Dr. G. V. Ellis. 8-13-3t A Journal Mnn Too Ivan Martin, tho hustling city editor of Tho Journal, yesterday pointed his noso towards Newport and turned his wholo attention to following that classical member, to tho aforesaid delightful summer re port. Ilia mother, Mrs. C. Lrr Wntt, and a cousin, Mrs. Brynn pf Colo rado, who is visiting them nccom panlpd him. Thoy will romnln nt tho scaaldo for a couplo of weeks. "A Corporation Roaster" L. A. Gler has ordered a now pen- nut roaster and corn poppor for his Btnnd at tho comor of State and Liberty Btreota that will cost $1550. Ho oxpects tho now mnchino to ar rive In about flvo weeks. lYncher Examination- Notice Is horoby givon, tliflt tho county superintendent of Marion county, Oregon, will hold tho.jregu lar oxamlnntlon of applicants for stato and county papers at Salem, Orogon, In tho Methodist church, be ginning Wednesdny, August 14, 1907, nt 9 o'clock a. m. and continu ing until Saturday, August 17, at 4 o'clock p. jii. B. T. Moore8, County School Superintendent. 8-13-3t. Rrygoodn Mnn Wnnted A Salem Arm wants to employ a competent dry good a man. All lines of bunlnoBu nro active In Salem this summon . o ANOTHER , FRANCHISE WANTED Salem and Eugene and Salem and Me- hama Interests Unlted-Conncct With French Line At Fair Grounds ; PERSONALS f niiiiiiiimiiiiiiniiiH' Prank Waters went to Portland to day. M. Kllngor was among northbound pnssongors this morning. rrofessor R. A. Horltngo left for Newport this morning. Professor Von Jossen went to New port to take In a concert thoro to night. Rov. W. II. Solloek of tho First M. K. church wont to Marion to spoud tho day. Cnpt.' Jns. P. Patrick, a. Dos Moines, In., capitalist, who has been visiting his son, Chns. Patrick of tho FlrBt Stato bank of lndopondonco, is In tho city a few days, tho guost of E. Hofor. o MYSTERIOUS. That Thomas Team Cwm Where's the Driver. Shorlff Culver, of Salem. after n trip to Thomas aftor the Salem livery toam loft nt the barn of S. A. Zoyaott, reports something myster ious about the affair. The team was used by R. II. Wllmorton. who had worked for tho Lyons Lumber Co. at Berry, under N. H. Wheeler, after wards going to Oregon City, and back to Salem, and had made ar rangements to go to work on a plan er, for tho Albauy Lumber Co., when tho mill started up. Ite hired tho rig for a ride Into tho country, was Intoxicated when ho ranched Stay ton, and Mr. Zeysott says was In a bad ahapo when he was at his place before going Into tho barn to sleep. Now he thinks that tho man either committed suicide in Thomas Creek, which runs close to the barn, or wont out of th barn In tho night aud fell In and was drowned. No other cluo has boon secured as to his whereabout. Altaay Democrat. F. W. Waters appeared before tho Salem city council "' Inst night and asked for a franchise In the nnmo of A. Welch for an electric line through the city, 'that is to bo part of the Salem nnd Eugene, and Salem and Mohnma system. The ortllnnnco was read nnd referred to the ordinance committee nnd Mr. Waters has gone to Portland today to confer with Mr. Welch and his associates. A survey from Salem to Eugene via Albany Is to begin n't once and the work push ed. A Salem Bpeclal says: A petition was presented to tho city council asking for a franchise over several streets of tho city, from tho northern to southern, limits, wfth nn outlet upon tho Willamette river, for an en tirely new olectric railway system. Tho purposo of this is to construct n lino of railroad from this city southward as far as Albany, on 'tho Initial stretch, and contemplates an extension to Portlnnd on tho north nnd Eugene on tho south", with a, lateral or feeder branching from tho main lino nl Turner to Manama. Tho franchise Is nsked in tho name of A. Welch of Portland. Ho In bnck In tho 'cnterprlso by eastern capital, wIiobo Identity Is withhold from pub lication at present, but tho circum stances surrounding tho schemo smacks of Hill Intoresta very strong ly. Tho petition for tho franchise covers two sepnrato lines, both of which hnvo their starting point at tho Fair Ground store, on tho Port-Innd-Salem road, whoro it joins with tho original L. B. French right of way. Ono traverses certain promi nent streets through tho residenco portion of tho city, terminating at tho rlvor brink, calculated to glvo an outlet to tho Bystcm Into Polk coun ty. Tho other takes a river course through tho city in a nearly direct lino to tho southern limits, and will connect in tho vicinity of tho reform school with tho lino thnt hns already been survoyed and for -which right of wny hns been Becured from this city, to Mehnmn. Tho specific conditions mentioned In tho franchise nro that work must be begun within six months after tho granting of tho franchise, nnd tho entlro rond completed botwoen this city and Albany within two years. This Indicates that there la need of hurry In tho completion of tho pro ject. Mr. Welch, who Is nt tho. head of tho Wlllnmetto Vnlley company, recently sold out his Interests In tho Eugene & Eastorn to Story-and others, who aro promoting a system of lines out of Eugene. Ho Ir devot ing hla entlro efforts upon tho pres ent project, which contemplates a continuous system of electric rail way from Portland to tho southern boundary of tho Btate, with laterals reaching out to the most fertile sec tions of tho vnlloy, having no rail outlet to tho prlnlcpal markets. Two crows of surveys will bo placed In the field tho first of next week, and will complete tho surveys! accord ing to tho designs of tho promoters, as thoy proceed, o An Art Exhibit. A most dollghtful time wns spent at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Ostermnnn Friday evening, when Mrs. Ostormaun gave an art oxhiblt of her pupil work. Many fine pnlutlugs were display ed, and her work so true to nnture, wu8 highly praised by her many frltnds who wish her grcator success in tho future. Tho timo was plonsantly spont In discussing tho pictures, nftor which dainty refreshments wro aerv.d. Tho guests wore ns follews: Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Hall and fam ily, Mrs. Kelrer and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Weutly and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Beadslay and family, Mr. aud Mrs. Waltor Boardsley and family, Mr. and Mrs. McCall and family, Mr. and Mrs. E. Kurtz, Mr, and Mra. Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Her bert White, Mrs. C. W. Claggett and daughter, MLssea, Ora, Lulu and Neva Goodrich, Ruth Newmyer, Mrs. Jodlo Hulden, Pearl and Nora Bllven, Lois Kelfer, Emma Ostermann and Elslo Pearmlue, Messrs. Robert Klfer, Frank Vogey, Howard Bllven, Alfred Ostermann and Phil and Willie Now royer. o : Ralph Matthews returned last evening to Berkeley, California, wkero fed will resume his studies at tk stat university. CHARTER BOARD WORKING Compromise Plan to Scperatc Legis lative and Judicial Functions The Salem charter commission' Is working on a compromise plan under which there will be one alderman from each ward, and tho wards will remain ns they are now constituted. The city council will have legislative powers only, and will be confined purely to passing ordlnnnces and resolutions, Tho administrative de partment will be headed by the may or, who will have increased appoin tive power, with an administrative board composed of tliree porBons, such as city engineer, city attorney nnd city auditor or recorder to be chosen by the council. These with tho mayor will havo control of nil public Improvements, which are to bo made under the taxation district plan. ThlB embodies somo of the best features of modern charters. Mayor Rodgers has collected tho charters of many progressive cities and lnld them before his committees nnd somo of tho best features of all will be embodied. .. o Staying in Town in Summer. Just at this season of tho year, when every ono 13 talking about Nature, and trying lib best to get out of town where ho mny commune with her, it seems fitting to put in a word "on tho town side-," aa Charles Lnmb phrased It. It is exceedingly difficult for ono who loves his follow man to understand why Nature should bo supposed to Includo tho vegotnblo and mineral kingdom only. Why a cabbago should bo moro natural than n dog, or a plno than a mnn, or itho sea han tho city, or the mountain thnn an nrmy, it Is not easy to see. It has been, tho fnshlon of Into years to assumo that forosta wero hotter company thnn men. There hns bon nn effeotntlon of solitude. As nn cdltorlnl writer put It tho other day, "Almost overy man ono moots hno a bungalow on tho brain," and thinks ho wnnts to go off where he can soo nobody, and whoro ho can communo with foliage. Now follago Is very flno, whether it allows Itself in bosky underbrush, or flnunta Itself from tho top of ma Jostle tro8. Wo havo lived on beau tiful Islands, nnd tried tho solltudo of tho baked adobes of tho yellow wilderness; and wo say, aftor a good many yeans of reflection, that tho town scms wonderfully natural, that no combination of nnythlng tho vegetable and mineral kingdom can offor can, after all, como up to man. When It comes to us, let us hnvo "poor human nature," pleaso. Tho very "poorness" of It commendB It. Wo llko It that way. Wo aro that way ourselvee. Thoro is something in the nay It sits down beside you that Is worth all tho vegetables in the world, no mattor whether you call them pines or palms. It takes a good deal of courage to start In on a defense of Ton n August, when the town is, bo to speak, tho under dog. No ono has a good word for it. It is made hate ful by tho accumulated evil sugges tion of hundreds of thousands of gastric pessimists and lazy folk who think they nro tired, and durablo brain workers who hlnk they are fORKed. nnd k,. - been bored at ho gone to tlioi,. ' H i retreats to bo boreT tore vfin ,n.-j . weii most the mining I.W been able do do t0J Yon i, ... .0rtS. . miii hid k it no doubt, still hu . e Of it. YOU thlnu" w? Paring of troP 5I1M than the swift storm onLl the overturn. ... '0IN more to vmt n, acf ter than neighbors, th!V the nlchr nmi ., ' ne than that of the street10,0!! ' over the emnK. .... '"'8 tho Erln of n V. ? ? 4 think so! We who take? and Who rmilJ-t. "H wished-have our ow , " """'" Anl don't impertinent, whlte-flajT or you khnkl.mj . fancy that you detect ia Z of dtebat anythine m flavor of the lmperfj, rnnnnril nf nnrv. . ' vuiuuiercei -TV, j Good Gnnm n . The Falrmounta weatB. ounuay ana met the team ( plnco on tho diamond, n. big turn out. and tho f.... warded by seeing one offo, games mat has been nit. In tho fourth lnnlnir t,.j. ... " w wun one tally each, and Ian each again made a tally, on tho score book BhowM ', for both sides until tho ti tho Falrmounts added m.t runs, wiuninc tho eamo w u to 2. Tho batteries wt jj for tho first and Elmer Dm J last half, nltchors. m i1 fc km caicner ror tho Falrmounb,i and Driver for Sclo. After flying over MinhJ visiting Wall Street the airship wan wrecked. Tttl tho first tlmo a high flyer 1 to grief aftor a trip to WJ Baltimore American, o Having laughed at Marl I whlto clothes, tho Englliai cntly see tho ludicrous) tho combination of hlgij bobtail coats which theirs tumes so frequently diiplt Ington Star. MONEY TO THC Over Ladd & BubU'bDbI Norwich Union Ffet Inatfraftcti Frank Meredith, RetfMt Ofllco with Wm. Browall 129 Commercial street NEW TOD A Warealn New 6-rooal Garden Road, two p water, all kinds of tf J sell at a sacrifice. Journal office. Notice On and after Jt'f l Rvfln's rival estate. WW,! nnd omnloyment oica tfli Commercial Hall, center il mcrcial and Center itw j (l For Sale Several boh' and farm lands t bfJ Hal MaHnnnl Rank, rr g. v. Ellis, .u n.-fluH m,.nnnn Tnlenhone " nmrofl. G4fi State rtre,! court house, Salem, OuW THURSDAY GIVEN 11Y MATINEE CLUB AUTOMOBILE AND HORSE RAO AT THE FAIlt GROUNDS, THURSDAY EVENING. AWl COMMENTING Just Received 200 lb. cart-wheel of the gen uine imported Swiss. It has the finest flavor of any that we have ever received. If you want the genuine imported Swiss call phone the Moir Grocery 0 456 State Street PJ1
