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DAELY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALBM; OREGON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1007.
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jPa and Ma don't
jSeem to care
How' I look o
JWKat I wear!
An 1 feel just
Like a fool
'"When theyl sec my
Clothes an School,
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1115 WON'T SHY AT THE FIItST DAY OF SCHOOL IF YOU START
HIM OFF IN A FRESH, NEW SUIT.
OUR ROYS' AUTUMN SUITS ARE WONDEHS OF THEIR KIND.
STYLISH, COMFOHTARLE AND STRONG. CONSIDERING THEIR
EXCELLENCE, THEY ARE EXTREMELY LOW IN PRICE.
TODAY ONLY
SPECIAL SALE NUMBER iJ18.
Another good bargain coming nt tho beginning of the cool Benson.
For our mld-weok special wo offer
COTTON COMFORTS
In medium and dark colors In Sllknllno Covers cotton filled tied
full Blzo a decided bargain at regular $1.25. For today.
89c
No phono ordors received. No no sold until 8:30 a. m. todny.
I horses, of Portland, who recently re
turned from Europe with 91 head of
Percherons, Bolgiums, German Coach
and English Shires, was In Salem
yesterday making arrangements lo
exhibit 40 head of his finest horsca
at the state fair. Among the banJ
will be n Shire horse that won at
London over the best horses of the
King of England.
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Lai-liniiind & Jacobl's
j California port wine, 25c per quart
Standard Liquor Company,, Salem,
Oregon. 9-4-3t
.Fourteen liming
Mod ford had n 14-inning ball
game between tho Medford and O. It.
& N. teams, Medford winning by a
score of 1 to 0. It Is snd to have
been one of thS best-played game
ever puOup in Southern Oregon.
$mr"-m$t3
SAVE THE
PIECES
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JUDGE WALDO'S FUNERAL.
Held nt Grange Hall In Mneleay and
Largely Attended.
4ccJ. Hleu&lA 6 SxmA
I jTt INCORP07ATCQ J
Tho funeral services of the late
Judge John B. Wnldo woro held till
forenoon at Cranio Hail in Macleay,
Rev. P. S. Knight ofllclatlng. Mrs.
Halllo Parrish-Hlngea sang for 'the
occasion, and tho attendance is said
to have been tho largest ever known
at a funeral In that neighborhood.
After tho simplest, yet most imprcd
bIvo service, nnd after tho friends
hud viewed 'tho remains, tho con
cotirso proceeded to Salem, where
the last that was mortal of this, one
of Oregon's most notable and noble
citizens, wus laid to rest besldp the
gravo of his father. Nearly tho en-
tiro membership of tho bar of this
city, nnd many from other portions
of tho Btato, woro in nttondnnco.
Of your broken lens. We
duplicate it without sending away.
We do our own lens grinding. Re
member mo tho next time. Only
optician on Commercial street.
CHAS. H. HINGES
Graduate Optician.
123 Com. St., next to Capital Bank.
HIM I I III 1 l I Hit Hill!
PERSONALS
FUNERAL THIS AFTERNOON.
HGITY NEWS
A Collection of Important Par-
grlu for Your OoiuldwuUon J
Port Onnl Hall
New subjects dally.
tf.
Wanted
1000 ncrcH of llnx and homp grown
by farmors, delivered nt my mill, for
ciisli, JiiHt outsldo tho east lino of tho
city llmltB. This is onBy to grow,
remunerative, nnd bottors tho land.
Apply nt my rosldonco Tuesday fore
noon or Saturday nftornoon In town.
Kugono Bobbo. 8-31-tf
Rout Fail to Attend
Ansel's Wild West Show tonight,
nonr depot, at 8 o'clock, and hoar
thu cowboy bund.
Don't Full to Heo
Tho banning of tho horsothlof i
nnd the branding of tho mnvorlck
calf, lit Ansul's Wild Wont Show tonight,
Draft Ronlutlom
Tho muiuborH of thu Marlon Coun
ty Bar AHooolutlon met In special bob
idon lust evening, nt 7 o'clock In tho
court houBu, for tho purpose of drnft
lng resolutions th omuttor of tho
death of tho Into Judge J. B. Wnldo,
who wan one of tho pioneer mom
born of tho association. A commit-
too, of which L. II. McMnlion wub
named us chairman, wus nppolntod
and empowered to draft n sot of res
olutions. After a Bhort meeting tho
UHsoclatlon adjourned to meet today
nt 1 o'clock at tho court house, from
which placo they proceoded In n
body to tho Wnldo .funeral.
WIIkoii Paid 1?5-
D. M, Wilson, tho timber lnnd
dealer, who was arrested upon a
wnrrnnt Hworn out by hh wife, chnrg
Ing nssnult and bnttory, wna yoster
day nrrnlgued beforo Justico Wob
Btor. Tho prisoner pleaded not guil
ty, but nftor n wltnosB, who nnd
hoard tho quarrel, bad tCBtillod, tho
defundnnt wns fined $5. Tho na
suult, nu set forth In tho complaint,
took placo Sunday night.
DoM'rtlon In Charged
Mrs. Ellzaboth C. Carpenter hns
begun dlvorco proceedings in depart
ment No. 2 of the Marlon county
circuit court ngnlnat Alfrod O. Car
penter, charging doBortlon, .which is
Hot forth ub having taken placo on
August 1, 1905. Tho parties woro
married In Oswego, Kansas, In Feb
ruary, 1902, nnd to tho union wns
born u (laughter, who Is now lf
months of ngo. BoatdoB n decroo of
dlvorco, Mrs. Carpenter asks tho
custody of tho child. A. O. Coudlt
appears as attorney tor tho plaintiff.
Ruby Horn's at Fal
A. C. Ruby, tho importer of flno
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Thousands of Shoes; Thous
ands of Pairs of Shoes;
Thousands of New Shoes;
Thousands of Pairs of
New Shoes :
.Many Pay LnBt Trlbuto to Departed
Friend, nnd Heap the Mound
Ahovw Her With Flowers.
Tho body of tho Into Mrs. J. G.
Wright arrived from Senttlo on tho
11 o'clock local train todny, nccom-
pnnlcd by Mrs. Ella Rosenberg and
hor daughter, Mrs. Greta Frelelgh.
Thoy woro met nt tho stntlon by
mnny relatives and old-tlmo friends
of tho fnmily, nnd tho remains were
tnkon to tho Clough undertaking pnr
lors. Tho funcrnl wnB hold from
thero nt 2:30 o'clock, having been
delayed several hours by tho fact
that Rev. P. S. Knight wns called to
tho Waldo funcrnl In tho cnrllor pnrt
of tho day. Tho pallbearors woro ex
Govornor Moody, Hon. Edwin Illrsch,
C. B. MooreB, J. W. Roland R. B.
Goodln nnd D. T. Brown. A lnrgo
concourso of friends, In curringc3
nnd othcrwlBo, nccompnnled 'tho ro-
innlnB to Rural comotcry, where thoy
wero laid nwny in tho family lot.
Rov. P. S. Knight, who hnd been n
lifelong friend of deceased, per
formed a short scrvlco nnd pnld a
high trlbuto to tho dopnrtcd nt tho
gravo. Mrs. Hinges, who hns been
it groat favorite with tho deceased
from childhood, sang thu beautiful
numbers, "Uemcmberod for What
Sho Hns Bono" and "Nonror My God
to Thoo." Thoro wns n wenlth of
flornl remembrances from vory mnny
of hor friends, not only from Snlom,
but from Sonttl-, Portland, McMinn
vlllo nnd other points, whoro Mri.
Wright wnB known, Senator nnd
Mrs. Oeorgo S. Wright and others, of
McMlnnvllle, came ovor to pay their
last trlbuto of respect.
MISSED T11K TAKGKT.
Rut as Is UmmiI In Surl Case Plug
god Ills Friend.
Another hunting accident resulting
In tho death of Ed. Hughes, of
Klleen. In tho Hlue ittdgo minim;
dhtrlet of Southern Oregon, is re
ported. This tlnm tho mnu who did
the shooting flrod nt n tr, nnd, of
courao, missed it nnd plugged hU
frlond. Strnnge how one of those
fellows who would sit inside of 'i
house nnd miss p can nlwaya pop
some one dead enn r
Bhoea for tho hop pickers, from 7Bo to f 1.75 n pnlr. Shoes for
everybody. Shoos Just In. Shoe still coming. Othor orders sont
In.
Shoos for tho bnblea. Shooa for tho boys and girls, Shots for the
old folks. Wo have tonnla Bhooa galore,
This U tho Salem Shoo Store; the shoe store lu Salem that has
ovsrytblng In shoes. Everything that U good. Wo can fit you out
In shoos.
HH B M r.M iXc
SALEM SHOE STORE, gar
326 STATE ST. SALEM, OREGON
BEING WITHOUT HIKING 1H)V.
HER, IT IS PRACTIOYLLY A NK-
CKSS1TY. KVKRYBODV FAMIL.
IAU WITH KPPI.KY'S PKRFEC
TION BAKING POWDER PUT 1'P
IN CIIiASS JARS, APPRECIATE ITS
SUPERIOR QUALITIES OVER
OTHER BRANDS. THER ISN'T A
UAKIXG POWDKK TO EQUAL IT
MANUFACTURER RY C. M. EP
PLKY, SALEM, ORE.
iHhH-HH I I I I 1 IIIHUI lllr
Max O. Buren and family loft this
morning for n few days' visit in Port
land. (
Mrs. Allnrd Conger left todny for
Portland, where she will reside
It. II. Rutherford wont to Mnrion
today on business.
Ex-Mayor Waters went to Albany
on business today.
Attorney John Reynolds, of Port
land, Is In tho city on business
Mrs. W. M. Bushoy left this morn
ing for a visit to relatives in Mehn
ma. C. J. Colton, of Portland, visited
relatives in this city Sunday and
Monday.
Mrs. J. W. Crouch loft this morn
ing for Onkland, California, to visit
relntlves.
Mrs. Ellzaboth Cornell hns re
turned from Newport whoro bIio en
Joyed an outing.
Mrs. W. II. Byrd hns returned
from an outing enjoyed nt tho New
port bench.
Mr. nnd Mrs. M. Groh nnd dnugh-
tor, Mnudlo, left todny for n short
vlBlt In Albnny.
Mrs. C. O. Huelnt nnd son, of
Hoppncr, nro tho guests of rolntlvos
In this clly.
Miss I. A. Zook, of Dlllnrd, who
hns been visiting In tho city, hns re
turned to her homo.
Thomns Long, nftcr n business vis
It here, has returned his homo at
Bridge, Oregon.
Mrs. E. Jacobs, of Corvollls, 1b in
tho city todny, to attend tho funoral
of tho late Mrs. J. G. Wright.
Professor Boycr of tho Willam
ette University left this morning
for Portland on business.
Mrs. F. I. French, who hns been
visiting Salem friends, hns rcturnod
to her homo in Portlnnd.
Miss Audrey Dnvls, of Roseburg,
who hns been visiting Miss Bertha
Kllnger, of this city, hns returned to
hor homo.
Mrs. W. II. Moody, who hnB beon
visiting Ex-Govornor Moody nnd
fnmily, hns returned to her homo In
Shnnlko.
MIbb Laura Bean, a teacher In tho
Snlom public schools, Is cxpoctod to
nrrlvo today from Newport whoro
she has spent tho summer.
Mr. A. Nowsom, tho popular drug
gist, who has beon In business in
Klnmnth Falls, has sold out his busi
ness thero, nnd Is In Salem, his
former home, visiting his mother.
Mrs. George Chamberlain nnd
daughter, Miss Marguerite, who
have boon the guests of Mrs. C. B.
Shelton, returned to their homo In
Portlnnd yoatordny.
Ml as Donna GuIbs, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mr. Cooke Pnt
ton, has returnod to hor homo in
Linton. Sho wns nccompnnled by
hor cousin, Luolln Pntton, who will
bo hor guost for eomo time.
Miss Holon Rldgowny, who wns
th guost of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Carl
ton, of North Snlom, Sunday nnd
Monday, has roturnod to hor home In
Portlnnd.
George Stowoll nnd wife, of Alns
ka who have beon visiting In this
city, loft this morning for Portlnnd,
on route to tholr homo. Mr. Stowoll
l ehlof elork In the Unltod Stntos
Burvoyor-genernl's ofllco nt Skngwny.
Jonnlo McNnmnrn, of Novadn, n
gopol trnct missionary, who has
beon In tho city for several days, loft
this morning for Portlnnd. on route
to China, whoro sho will engage In
evangelistic work.
Mr nnd Mrs. F. K. Palmor, who
hnvo boen visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. Joo
Zlnn, of this city, loft todny for tholr
home In Pomoroy, Washington. Thov
enjoyed a several woks' outing nt
the Newport beach this sonson.
Rev II. A. Ketchum nnd son. will
left this morning for a brlof visit In
Portland. Dr. Ketchum Is suffering
from partial paralysis in one of his
hands, which has necessitated his
dUcontlnulug for a short time the
evangelistic work In which he hns
been engaged.
Miss Nora Gregory and Mrs. Edna
Hughes, of Oregon City, arrived this
morning to Join tho campers at the
Hlnre hop yard.
fcWfcWiiiimrttrtMiHWrt
In Buying a Bicycli
There arc several things to consider
besides the price you pay. The prin
cipal thing is QUALITY. Our wheels
are chuck full of quality. Princetons
$25 and up, Cornells $40, Yales
$45, Racycles $50. If you need a
new wheel or repairs for your old
one it will pay you to see us. We
can save you $$, time and trouble.
Best Work at Honest Prices
FRANK J. MOORI
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MARRIED.
WALLING DOVEi At tho home
of th bride's brother, Homer
Dove, south of Salem, Sunday,
Septembnr 1, 1907, nt 12 m.,
Miss Blnncho Dovo to Mr. Hnrry
C. Wnlllng, Rev. H. A. Deck offl
clntlng. o
DIED.
LLEWELLYN. At the Oregon Hos
pital for tho Insnne, Salem, Ore-
gon, Mondny, September 2, lOOjf
ErnOBt Llewellyn, nged 13 years,
of septacemta.
Tho unfortunate boy has no rela
tives in this part of tho country. Tho
funcrnl services will bo conducted
from tho RIgdon undertaking parlors
tomorrow.
General Robert E. Leo
Wns tho grentost genornl the world
hns over known. Bnllnrd'B Snow
Liniment is the greatest Llnimont.
Quickly cures nil pnlns. It In within
tho rench of nil. T. H. Pointer,
Hempstead, Texas, writes: "This Is
to certify that Ballard's Snow Lini
ment has boen used In my household
for years nnd hnB been found to be
nn excellent Liniment for rheumatic
pains. I am never without It." Sold
by D. J. Fry.
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To Extradite Sinter
Governor Chamberlain today hon
orod n requisition from tho gover
nor of Cnllfornln, for tho extradition
of G. Slater, who is wanted in San
Diego for issuing n chock on n de
funct bank. The man Is In Portlnnd,
nnd will be tnken bnck nt once.
Kills Port of Colunibla.1
By net of tho legislature of
the counties of Multnomah, cj
nnu (joiumma wero created u
rnto district nnd declared to be
porntion by tho name of "ihi
of Columbln."
Tho object was to promoS
commercial Interest of the
maintuln towago service, ll
plloat, Issue bonds and levy til
This waa held by the ml
court yestorday to bo a spg
nnd therefore void, became Ifl
diet with section 2 of article ;
tho constitution, which declare
corporations shall not be creatj
special laws.
MONEY TO LO
TD0S. K.
Ovor Lndd & Bush's Bank,Stlei
Norwich Union Fife
Insurance
Frank Meredith, Reddest i
Ofllco with Wm. Brown H
29 Commorclnl street.
NEW TODi
Notice On and after Jul; 1,1
Ryan's real estate, loan, It
and omploymont offlco villi
Commercial Hall, center ol
merclal and Center streeuy
MM
Lnino Bnck.
This Is nn nilmont for which
Chamberlain's Pnln Bnlm hns proven
especlnlly valuable, in almost every
lnstanco it nffords prompt nnd por
mnnent relief. Mr. Luko LnGrnnge
of Ornngo, Mich., say3 of It: "After
using a plaster nnd othor remedies
for three weeks for n bnd lnma
bnck, I purchnsod n bottlo of Cham
berlnln'B Pnln Bnlm, nnd two nppll
cntlons effected a cure." For sale
nt Dr. Stono's drug store.
For Snlo Several house la
nnd farm lands, at a bargain
ltal National Bank. Ml
Straw Wunted
bnlod straw,
office.
-Five tons ol I
A. F. Hofer, i
H
Wanted at Once 35 hop Pi
For pnrticulnrs apply to
Wllsin. J"
T,,htFoldlng b d springs,
Chemekotn street and North 1
school. Finder please
Toonl, rtnnnv. PhOUO F
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You need both, and this is the place
to get them
We Sell C t!ey That Cj
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