DAELY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1007.
Tomorrow Only
Tlio Meyers & Sons Storm. 352SiirprIse Sale.
For Wednesday wo offer another tnand upeclnl.
Tatkish Towels
Both bleached and unbleached,
fringed ends, n splendid 30c value.
None will bo aold until 8:30 a. m.
Wednesday. No tolophono ordo,rs
will bo received.
J 9c
Dess
Goods
Anothor lot of those pretty
and popular plaids Just recolved.
All the newest effects nnd weaves
to choono from nnd at prlccB you
can best nfford to pay.
See these plaids early.
Beat Pltish
Wo nro showing a splendid as
sortment of this popular fabric
for children's coats nnd wraps In
cream nnd colors, both plain and
curled wcavoB.
First Floor.
Fats
Of every description and grade.
Tho largest allowing In this city.
Furs of best quality direct
from tho fnctory.
Choosing is best now.
$J.25 to $95
Umbtellas
Best proof, parngon frame,
Btcel rod, nnd now bulb runner.
An especially high grade um
brella that will appeal to overy
onc. Each umbrella hns two
handle one fancy nnd tho
other of natural (tCJ Qft
wood. Special M - ' w
Gloves
Tho largest Bhowing In tills
city unequaled values.
12-10 button long silk glovos
In brown, navy and i?0 OC
black $1.36 to ...p"'J
12-1 C button long kid glovos
in black, from G f AA
?3.60 to M JJ
New Percales
Nw porcnlcs in medium
shados in fnncy nnd floral de
signs, 28 inches wide. By buying
direct wo can offer theso fine por
cnlcs to you nt
JOc Yard
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CITY NEWS
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, A Oollectio of Important Par
groplm for Your Consideration
r&fll Chid Hall
New subjects dally.
Carpenter to Moot,
CnrpontorB' Union No. 1005 will
liavo an open mooting at thoir hall
over Harriott's grocory atoro, Satur
day ovonlng October 12. Thoro
will bo speaking and music, nnd re
freshments will bo sorved. Tho af
fair Id froo, and all enrpontors and
thoir families, regardless of whethor
thoy aro union mon or not, nro In
vited. To Havo New Sidewalk
Tho old board walk which lift
rotted for bo ninny years In front of
tho Hubbard property on State
fltrcot near High has been torn up
mid soon a now coinont walk la to
iako It's placo. Seventy conta In
fmall change wns pickod tip yestor
tlay from tho rubbish which wna
under tho old timber walk,
I'VH From Tree
Tlio 7-ycar-old boh of Mr. and
Mrs. ailllnin, of North 8aU)n, fell
from tho brunches of n treo nt tint
homo last evening, niul sustained n
frncturo of his hip. Dr. Morso wnH
Hiimmoned nnd reduced tho fracture
No Borloua complications nro antici
pated. 1'rtivliltHl tlio 'Kirks"
Eyro & Mnplothorpe, proprietors
ot tho Snlom Shofr Store, have mado
COBBLING
We'll mend your shoes and we'll dojit'wclf.
Wc do nil sorts of shoe repairing. We ore well
equipped and know how to do it.
Wc have a repairing department fitted up with
everything that's modern in the way ofjmachincry for
doing the best of repair work.
OUR PRICES ARE VERY MODERATE
HALF SOLES SEWED ON 75c
Let us make one old pair of shoes new for you
and we are right sure that you will come here jjor
your "COBBLING."
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Oregon Shoe Co,
THC HOME OF GOOD SHOES
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Jttdgo Galloway Holds Court
Judge William Galloway, of Mc
Mlnnvlllo, arrived In tho city this
morning and convened an adjourned
Bcsslon of tho circuit court this n'f
tornoon. Tho suit of Mansfield -vs.
Hill, a will case, is being heard.
Pioneer Dead
J. S. Morris, n pioneer of tho Wll
lnmotto valley, passed away at his
ihomo at Sclo Monday, September 30,
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1907, of heart disease, we was one
of Sclo's most highly respected citi
zens and business mon, having been
tho proprietor of a drug s'toro In his
homo town for many years. Tho
funeral was held from tho family
residence this nftornoon.
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Supremo Court
Tho supremo court will meet next
Monday, -after Its summer vocation,
and will honr tho following enses:
Monday, Watorhouso & Knbath vs.
Clatsop County and J. C. Clinten:
Tuesday, exnmlnntlon of students
for admission to tho bar; Wednes
day, Reder ct nl vs. Rceder; Thurs
day, Stato vs. Kline nnd McMalnes,
and Summers vs. Geer. '
thoniBolvcB wnrm friends of tho
high school by presenting each
member of tlio football team with a
llrst-claBs pnlr of football shoos.
Tho gift la thoroughly appreciated
by tho players, and when tho team
gets In Bhnpo and playing In thom,
nnd with tho help of somo vigorous
rooting by George Eyro on tho alda,
lines, thoro will probably bo few
Camoa lost.
TIu Nnnio Ih Changed
Aug, Huckcstoln, propriotor of
tho Salem cigar factory, has changed
tho nnme.of hlu famous "Champion"
cigar to tho "Bon Ton." It will bo
hotter than evor, but tho prlco will
still bo 5 conta.
Grandpa Twice
Dr. Heritage nover does things by
halves, nnd tho latoat nowB comoj
to him double. It Ib n telegram
from his son-in-law, Newton L.
Hoyt, at Spoknno, received thlB
morning, as follews: "Just arrived,
boy nnd girl." Classes nro dismissed
for tho day, au tho doctor's Btnllo la
bo broad ho can't Blng. Thnt'a all.
George Wilson, tho woll-known
debater of Wlllametto University,
arrived from Portland Inst evonlng
to rosumo IiIb studies,
Warren Hunt, Lyle Lewis and j
Philip Knlsor havo returned from
Pendleton, whoro they filled n muslc
al engagement at tho fair held In
that city last woek.
Had broath Is a most offensive ail
ment, IrrltntoH you as well as your
frlomlBj HollUter'a Hooky Mountain
Ttfu takes tho bad tasto from thu
mouth, removos tho cause, purities
tho broath; 36c, Tea or TnblotB.
For Balo at Dr. Stone's Btoro.
Quarantined In Independent
In nnswer to an Inquiry regarding
Francos Brown nnd children, who
aro involved In a habeas corpus pro
ceeding In tho circuit court tho
health officer of Independence writes
thnt Mrs. Brown nnd her children
nro under quarantine at present in
his city for being exposed to dlphth
orla. A child by tho namo of Wav
orly Deach, who lived in tho Bamo
dwelling with tho Browns, died re
cently of the dlsonBo.
Asks Guardianship Appointment
W. U. Ba'tlmoro has petitioned
tho Marlon county court to bo np"
pointed guardian of his two grand
children, Ruby Wnlkor and Frank
Wnlkcd, minors, now residents of
this county. Tho mother of tho chil
dren wn'B killed by their father, who
has recently been ndjudged Insnnn
by tho suporlor court of Whntcom
county, Washington, nnd placed in
tho asylum In that state. Tho chil
dren havo no property.
HEPPE
. SUCCEEDS
WILSON
JIOTKL ARRIVALS.
Wlllametto.
A. C. Wngnor, Portland.
S. L. Jonos, Portland.
D. W. Bonnott, Portland.
J. E. MnrkB, Canyon City.
Mr. nnd Mrs W. D. DoVarnoy,
Portland.
L. H. Orr Jr., San Francisco.
H. Bronch, Portland.
E. Hofor, city.
W. A. Robertson, Portland.
G. B. Davis, Portland.
P. Zcmnnoky, Snn Francisco.
Clydo J. Thomns, Jefferson.
L. R. Corf, Chicago.
A. B. Brneck, Now York.
F. S. Drhko, Portland.
J. J. Ross, Portland.
S. Mowonnsk, Now York.
Geo. W. Mure, Chicago.
A. A. Poolafs, Pennsylvania.
Ben Bnum, Now York.
T. F. Moyor, San Francisco.
W. F. JeffrleB, Portlnnd.
R. J. Klrkloy.
J. W. Bonn, Portland.
Walter Jackson, Portlond.
Salem.
Mario Holden.
D. Shcpherdson.
M. Benrd and wlfo, Sclo.
C. G. Coffrall, Portland.
A. B. Snyder, San Francisco.
Sam Arnold, Sublimity,
J. Blncor, Albany.
W, h. Amos.
H. Hurlbert.
J. O. Rlmor.
C. G. AdnuiB, Portland.
R. A. Jones.
Roso Leathers, Kansas,
Cottage.
W. F. Brock, olty.
C. F. Willis. Poulaml.
L. Fuller, Portland. ,
J. W. Rice, Portland.
S. V. Ramsay, SwUlo,
J. F. Grovas, Independence,
C. Purvlno, Indoptnrtanqo.
J. W, Gratlor, Mllwaukao.
L. K. Wing, Snn Franolnco.
13. T. Woods, Portland.
C. L. Olson, olty.
J. L. Klinsoy, Los Angelas.
A. 13. Trnsk, Falls City.
A. T. Koor, Portland,
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Rulopon, San
Francisco.
L. T. Titus.
' U T. Haron.
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Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Gatts, who
havo been visiting In Oregon and
Washington ' for the past thre
months, loft this morning for their
homo In Palo Alto. California, after
visiting Snlom frleuds.
JVOZIIA,
lHKtanoaHwMMisfagM
BtftMtix f iw Mag I w raw mmj
Tho Oregon State Methodist Con
ference nt Portland enmo to a most
Interesting climax at Graco M. E.
church yesterday morning, when
Bishop Mooro nnnouncod that Rev.
Clarence True Wilson, pastor of tho
church where the announcement was
made, would be 'transferred to the
Centennry Methodist church, on tha
East Side, nnd that Rev. W. H
Heppe, pastor of the latter church,
would load Wilson's flock hence
forth. Benjamin Young, of Salt Lake,
will succeed F. Burgette Short at
the Taylor street church.
Those are the strongest. congrega
tions in the Methodist denomination
in the Northwest, nnd each has
communicants running Into the
thousands. Thnt any radical changes
had boon contemplated by tho high
est dignitary of tho conference wns
utterly undreamed of, so tho an
nouncement of tho exchnngo of pul
pits of tho Centenary and Grno
churches camo like n clap of thun
der out of a clenr sky. The largo
crowd of church and lny delegates,
particularly those representing tho
congrogntlons directly nffected, sat
In perplexed Blloncc for somo mo
ments, hardly appreciating what
was going on.
It Is not an unusual thing in the
Methodist church for pastors to bo
transferred from ono chnrgo to an
othor. In fact, it Ib a custom of
that denomination for tho bishop to
Imnko any changes ho desires "for
tho good of tho church" whonovor
ho deems It nccessnry or expcdlont
It wns under tho provisions of this
rulo thct this morning's trnnBfors
wero brought nbout, both Heppo and
Wilson hnvlng occupied their pres
ont pastorates moro than three years
Tho trnnBrers, however, nro a pure
ly discretionary prerogative of tho
bishop, not mnndntory.
Othor transfers of minor Import
ance wero made, but tho exchango of
pulpits between tho two lending di
vines of tho faith, tho ono among
tho most fashlonablo nnd wealthy In
the city, nnd tho other greatest In
numerical strength, was not looked
for
Tho announcement camo without
comment by the bishop, so tho ren
son for it, ns viewed by tho dele
gates, resolves Itself Into raoroly bo
Ing "for tho good of tho church."
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DIED.
STARR At tho homo of hor sister,
Mra. Asn Tlndull, at Twelfth and
D BtreetB, In this city, Monday,
Soptombor 30, 1907, at 8:20 p.
m Mrs. Nannlo V. Stnrr, nged
33 years.
Mrs. Starr Is tho daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. D. Bell, of Portland
Sho formorly resided in San Frnn
clsco, whoro sho lived nt the tlm
of tho grent earthqunko, and whore,
during tho disaster, she wbb severe
ly burnod, which rosulted In nervou-j
troubles, from which alio novor ful
ly recovored.
. Beside her sister, her father and
mother and hor husband survive
hor.
Tho funernl services will bo con
ductoJ from tho residence tomorrow.
Wednesdny, at 10 a. m. Interment
In tho CInggett cemetery.
BORN.
DALRYMPLE. At the family homo
No. -170 Eighteenth street, Salem,
Oregon, Septombor 30, 1907, nt
9:30 o'clock n, m., to Mr. nnd
Mrs. A. M. Dalrymple, a son.
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MONEY TO LOAN
THOS. K. FORD
Ovor Lndd & Bush's Bank, Salem, Or
PERSONALS
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Charles Dorcas, the hop man,
went to Gervals this morning.
C. A. Grenler left last evening
for Portland on business.
Charles Gray came tip from tho
metropolis this morning.
C. J. Thomas left today for Jef
ferson on business.
Judge Burnett went to Albnny to
day to visit his mother.
Mrs. W. A. Sanders hns gone to
Portland, where sho will reside.
County Judgo Scott went to Wood
burn this morning on business.
Michnol Egnn was a Salem busi
ness vlBitor from Gervals yestor-
day.
O. Leland is trying his luck
among the birds in tho vicinity of
Albany.
Rev. F. L. Young, of Portland, nr
rlved In tho city this morning on
business.
Miss Lottlo Daniels, of Portland,
Is tho guest of Mrs. J. B. Blwor, of
this city.
C. D. Fraser, tho well-known com
merclnl man, went to Albany this
morning.-
Ralph St. Plerro left this morning
for Eugene, whoro ho will nttend
tho University of Oregon.
Mr. nnd Mrs. F. G. Meyers went
to Jefferson last evening for n visit
and hunting trip.
MIbs Mary Amort loft Inst even
ing for Portlnnd, after a visit to
rolntlvcs In this city.
Mra. U. J. Lehman nnd sister,
Mrs. Graco V. Lehman, left this
morning for Brownsville.
Miss Mno Goln loft last evening
for Portland to visit with hor
brother, W. A. AdnmB.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Swisher
loft yesterday for a two months visit
In Spokane, WnBhlngton.
L. G. Lowolllng, ono of tho peni
tentiary guards, has gone to Albnny
for a fow days' hunting trip.
Mlsa Olivo Skipton, who Iiob boon
visiting Salem friends nnd relatives,
has returned to her homo nt tho
Cliomnwa Indian school.
W. C. Prlco nnd sop, Austin, re
turned Inst evening from tho Sllots
country, whero thoy enjoyed t
weok's outing.
Mrs. Sllns Soulcs, who has been
tho guest of Mrs. A. B. GIUls of this
city, has returned to hor homo In
Portland.
Mr. and MrB. T. H. 'Powell loft
yestordny for Portland, whero they
will visit thoir daughtor, Mrs. Q.
Robs.
S. H. Reeves, J. W. Shafor nnd
Fred Llndsey nro In tho clvlnity of
Tumor for a several days' hunting
trip.
Miss Ada Roland nnd Mrs. Lulu
Thomas loft this morning for Van
couver, whoro they will bo tho
guest o'f rolntives and friends.
Mr. nnd Mrs. nAtrlm, of Wood
burn, who havo been visiting rela
tives In this city, left this morning
for Woodburn, whoro they will re
side S. T. Lobnck, of Michigan, ar
rlvod in tho city Sunday evening,
with a view of making Salem hla
home. Ho Is a member of tho G. A.
R., nnd Is very favorably Impressed
with Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam A. Garber, of
tho Hickory Bark Remedy Company,
hnvo gono to Walla Walla, whoro
thoy will visit friends for a fow
days.
Miss Elizabeth Bollby, of Wheat
land, California, who has been vis
ltlng friends In this city, left today
for Turner, where bTjo will visit.
C. M. Rees, ot Stnyton, who has
boon attending tho M. E. conference
In Portland and visiting friends nnd
relatives in this city, left for his
home this morning,
Mrs. F. M. Hading nnd dnughter,
Miss Elizabeth, left this morning
T'WIPHft
Don't Neglect
Your Eve
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xuu ume is now autir v I
when your eyes need attenM
your oves mnv . . ,UI-1
nnrl If narrlnnln.t ' ' S
School children'.! M.M ......
looked after before starting nl
school. Those wearm. -Qi
should havo them examined to 1 1!
they are still correct. Don't iL
and seo Salem's best eyesight ipe2
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CHAS. Ii. H1NGI
Graduato Ontleian
123 Com. St., next to Capital BuJ
frt 4 It rtlv 1 n a. It. i
iw. ui.i uuiub in v;oitaKe n,r.
after visiting relatives and Meg
in una cny.
Mrs. A. D. Sanders, of San i.
J arrived in tho city last evening w
ib mo guest oi .Mrs. F. H. Rancoa
Hon. E. T. Judd left this notiin
for Sclo to attend tho Linn coh-h
fair, which Is being held at ti
placo. Ho is ono ot the Judgei
nwnrd tho premiums oa hortet, ta
wm uouvcr an address.
George Randnll, of Oregon atjj
arrived In Salem today to tlsiij
friends nnd transact business. En
Ib a former student of WHIawrd
Unlvorsly, and has ninny frkndi bi
tilts city.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knowei :l
children of Genoa, Wis., after Tun
ing rolntlvcs In this city hare
turned to their homo. They are J
plcnscd with this section ot tli
country nnd will probably return t
Salem to reside.
O. J. Gould, tho WellJ-FarpI
ngent, who has been In charge oil
tho office hero during the absence c(j
Tom Reynolds, left last night for l!tJ
homo In Portland, where, after i
short visit, he will leave- for (om!J
lis.
Mr. ntad Mrs. Guy Osborn kit M
morning for Portlnnd, where toy
will rCBldo. Mr. Osborn hai m
conducting a tailoring cstablUtwtt
on Stato street, but owing totbeW
tor business opening which lumi
offered In Portland, ho dedWtol
movo to tho metropolis. Mr. nil
Mrs. Osborn aro woll-known U to
city, whoro thoy have many lAk
who wish thom; every succm
NEW TODAYj
Notice Oa and after July 1, B-
nnt'n rfinl estate, loan, inn
and omployment office will be il
Commorclal Hall, corner ol Co
merolal and Conter streew.
6.38-tf-
For Bale Several honset in bw
and farm lands, at a bargain
Wnntwl. At once, a girl for
n.l hnnuii-nrl!. Mr8. J. A. t
Bon, 925 South High street. Tel-
wUnnn. fnn HFi. V"
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For Rent Furnished parlor,
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uso of batn ana iv -
qulro at 477 enter street P-
IVlVi
Gtiivnil House ncttuiiiK''--
washing, carpet cieanmB ---ing.
Furniture packing a P
ty5 F. A. Sutton. Phone F,n
ers vo.
Norwich Union Fire
Insurance Society
Frank Meredith, Resident Agent.
Othco with Wm. Brown & Co., No.
29 Commercial street.
WMHHBBMIUHblBHMPMMnaninMN
OASTOI1IA.
Bern th -Tt8 Kin(1 W H3T8 km toV&
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Will Change Name
and Location X
Will bo known hereafter aa
"Plnrk'a Markot ' lnstend nf
tho Stelner Market, and will
also chango from our present
location on Commercial street,
Monday, October 7th, to tho
building occupied by W. W.
Zlnn ou Stato street.
ROBT. S. CLARK
Phone 125. 325 Com'l St.
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Wc ArcSo!e Agents in Salem For
Chase & Sanbongo
25, 30, 35, 40 cents pe &
The best in the market for the pces fl
Just a little better than necessary for the ffce.
a pleasure to recommend and sell these coffees.
MOIR GROCERY CO.
456 State St.
Phone i 82
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