Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, June 11, 1908, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextjTWrfV J3A1LY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON. THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1008 World of White fGREAT SPECIAL SALE - ' Offerings! OF INTEREST! Mimsing Underwear for Next Winter Beginning June 10 wo will take .orderB for Indies' underwear, suits at special prices, tQ bo delivered any tlmo this fall or winter. Come and see. If for any reason at any tlmo after leaving your order you find you do. not want or need the goods, you have the privilege of cancelling your order. No risk. No chance. You save money by anticipating your needs. UNDERWEAR SECTION . 1000 PIECES OP HIGH-GRADE MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Including Corset Covers, Clieinlsc, , Gowns, Skirts, Etc. LESS ONE-FOURTH (taring our World of White Sale. WORLD OF WHITE LACES AND EMI1ROIDERIES. Wc have the largest assort' aient of Embroideries, Bands, Reading, Incrrtlonv and All-over rvcr shown in the northwest at n laving from 10, 15, 25 nml 50 per cent dining our World of White Sole. MEN'S ALL-WOOL SPRING AND SUMMER SUITS Tailored by master tailors nml arc superior to nil Clothes shown In SaJ.em, prices and quality con. -tldcred at a saving from 85 to 910 on n Suit. Just Received A largo r.hlpmbnt of work Ingmen's and driving gauntlet gloves In horsehld1, Kangaroo, Reindeer, Angora, (heat and water proof), Buck. and Cordl van. Come and Sec Them OYS'S KNEE PANTS . Slav's 4 to 10 years. HALF PRICE Just Received We A large shipment of trucks.' now have the largest Bhowlng of it . 4JpvoIng accessories In the north- w . . west. Trunks, nags and Bult cases. SECOND 'FLOORS'' ' Niad Dress Shields Aro odorless and hygienic and .each pair is fully warranted. Cov ered, with Bilk or nainsook In reg ular Bolero or Zouave shapes, at ,,VhIto Sale Prices. DRESS GOODS COUNTER i - ' , City News Andrew Vercler, a prosperous farm or of Polk county. II. P. O. Elks, Attention! - Meeting tonight. Initiation, quet. Business of Importance. Baa Weather Fair tonight and Friday. I WHen in Portland I Don't Go Fishing Without being prepared. Get noxt to the swell line of fishing tncklo at Visit "HallB" new reitaurant, 330 HauBer Bros.' sporting goodB store. Wash. St., opposite Imperial hotel. ! , Annual Reunion Every glaes, dlih and sppon la Oregon Pioneers Association washed with hot water and washing Grand Encampment Indian War Vet- powder ZINN'S. Insuring cleanliness at ernns to bo held at Portland, Ore., Juno 8-13. For this occasion th Southern Pacific Co. will make a rato HnwT,ey to S:iik ' Congressman W. 0, Hawley speak nt Victor Point Saturday crnoon. I 1J. P. O. Elks, Attention! Meeting tonight. Initiation, quet. BuslneEB of importance. i , piBKinoor Residence Sold Dell Dinsmooi has sold his of ONE AND ONE-THIRD FARE or. will the, certificate plan, Wm. McMurray, aft- O. P. A. John M. Scott, A. G. P. A. . i G-9-3t. ' - Jjl. P. O. Elks, Attention! Ban-1 Mietlng tonight. Initiation. Ban- quet. Business of Importance, i i Ladles Attrition reel- Members of tho Women's club and como to Mrs, Cook Patton's home and bring flowers and help make boquets for the school children to morrow. Moving School House The old school at Liberty Is being moved, and a handsome new struc ture will take. Its placoi The old building will bo used aB a church. Don't Let It Go Ily The best chance of tho season to get shoes. Big sale, endB Saturday night. Prjce Shoo Co. Dancing Saturday Night At the Auditorium rink. McElroy's orchestra. Admission 10c, dancing Go per dance. This Season's Styl All the shoes offered at the re duction sale, of the Price Shoe Go. ends Saturday night. When ycu want soda go to ZINN'S. n real chocolate To Address Pioneers W. M. Kal3er will deliver tho an nual address nt tho Polk county pio neers' convention nt Dallas an June 25. Church Cleaning Tho Leslie M. E. church Is being given a thorough cleaning by the ladles of the congregation. , Dancing Saturday Night At tho Auditorium rink. McElroy's orchestra. Admission 10c, dancing Dc per dance. Man-Inge License; Carl G. Arthur, aged 20, and Anna Fay Wheeler, nged 19, both of Salem wore issued a marriage license by tho county clork yesterday. . Cherry HI ids IIiinv Farmers report that aro already busy with crop, and have done damage. cherry birds this senson's considerable deuce on North Commercial street to all other ladles are requested to SHOES FOR TENDERJ.FEET footwear, we have not over looked tho 6hoe needs of the man or woman who want ylaln, solid comfort. We have a big trade In good, sensible soles esery line and every curve speaks for comfort. And style ore made of best oak-tan-Whlle we carry all the lat est and Mvellest shapes In Isn't sacrificed either, for they are shapely and grace ful in outline. The sole3 ned leather, and every pair Is hand-sewed throughout. We Invite your nttentlou to a special lino of these Comfort Shoes, Dr. Reed's Cushion Soles. Wear one pair of these shoes, and If you appreciate real comfort, wo are sure you will be back for an other pair when they are gone. We have also the celebrated Walk over Shoos. In blucher, vals, Oxfords, In kid, tan and parent, all stylos, all prices, all sizes. Also C, P. Ford's Ladles' Shoes In all styjes. ' Q I The Salem Shoe 'Store The Store Where We Fit Uf mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Fishing Parties Will remember tho superb layout of fishing tackle at Hafuser Bros. You cant be too fastidious for them. Wren If Yon Don't Need Bhoes right now It would ho a good business proposition to buy now while the price is low nt the Prlco Shoe store. On Account Of tho school children's parade to morrow, tho regular monthly meet ing of the Woman's Mlssonnry so- cloty of tho First Presbyterian church will bo postponed until next weok, Friday tho 19th. Completing Gym Tho big now gymnasium at Che mawa is nearing complotlon, and will .to ready for us for the commence ment exorcises in Jiuly. Running Resigns John Running, tho right of way agent for the Orogon Electric com- SKY-SCRAPER FOR SALEM Architects Pngh & Legg aro com pleting the plans for a five-story steel frame brick building for the United States National bank. Tho building will be erected on the north west corner of State and Commorclal streets, nnd it is tho intentions of tho owners to begin work ns soon as plans nnd other arrangements are completed, The first floor will be used to house the banking Institution and the upper stories' will bo used for -offices. This will bo the finest ofllce building In the city and one of the be3t In tho .state. evening at 9 o'clock, cents. Admission 25 Artisans Will Meet Captlal Assembly No. 84 U. A., will hold the regular monthly open meeting. In Odd Fellows hall Friday evening, at which tlmo Dr. W. 0. Manlon of Portland will deliver an address. An excellent program will be rendered and refreshments served during the evening. All visiting Ar tisans nnd friends welcome. The Pioneers' Association Of Waldo Hills will hold their annual reunion at tho farm of tho Hon. John A. Hunt on the 27th day of June, 1908. Music and good Fpeaken will bo present. John A. Hunt, president. tf. o TAFT WILL (Continued From Page 1.) visions of tho platform but soon aft er his arrival received a committee reprcsentntlng tho National Manu facturers' association. Tho committee- filed objections to the incorporation in tho platform of a plnnk protesting against tho free U80 of injunctions by courts In labot disputes, Ellis listened attentively to nil the committee had to say but gavo them no reply as It was evident he was not authorized to make any changes !n tho platform. The objection In full aro expected to be forwarded at once to Taft In Washington. Delegate- who were refused places on tho temporary rolPof tho conven tion today received literature and buttons from tho "second elect!'. term" Roosevelt boomers and many of them wore tho buttons In public. There Is no doubt that a deter mined effort will bo mado to stam pede the convention to Roosevelt whether ho gives his consent to such action or not. Taft Tnrlflf Plank. Since It hns becomo known that the tariff plank In tho Ohio Repub lican was actually written by Secre tary Taft an effort Is being made to have this plank Insetted In tho na tional party platform. Tho exact wording of tho tariff plank is as follows. "A revision of tho tariff by a spe- CHERRY FAIR PROMISES TOM GREAT F Cups and Other Prizes Larger Than Bo vns neits TTteiB nuveruscd $5oj Appropriated As a Starter Enthusiasm over.tho cherry fair he snld. 'Wo neve n high at tho meeting of the, Board 'to see rupIi n .l d a to Trado last evening, nnd there and every veni-nf m., cllllH seems to bo not tho least possible , to see tho lmv. .i , . e tako our places In tho future '' " wu" seated that all the vi ness men decorate thi, .'". national colors. Picture 75, orated business hon.,. IS"? school children in front of thme, bo fnUnn n.t . . lneBl t! , V. , . u Ior he Pbrp uuv vi using me city, A telcarntu nf i ... . -u.... wfc hlJUMKR frAm it Rose carnival board of Portia Z. road. The carnival hMt .-..'" Us grntitMdo to tho women of 8,!e " umi,iK mo carnivals Secretary A. Hofor Hated that (lit- Mm fnn n.i..i . ' ...0 .. .wu. jjwuuimi aayg ol tfc carnival the Salem Indlei had lent lo Portland on avcrngo of 20 caw, ol roses each day. The rojei were tent in cases about tho site of lemoa boxes, holding nearly two bushsl t'UUII. doaibt that .the exhibition which will,. bo held here on the Oth, 10th nnd 11th of next month wlll.be tho great eBt thing of Its kind ever attempted anywhere. All tho committees reported great progress In the preparations. As yet tho Board of Trade httB not bom ablo to secure a suitable building in which to hold the fair. Chairman Powers of tho committee' statod that ho had been In correspondence 'with two of tho largest tent firms on the coast, and It may bo that a huge tent will be rented, and tho fair held under canvas In Marlon Square. There will bo moro cups and prizes than ever this year. Powers snld in his report thnt a $25 cup. pall been offered for tho first prize 'for counties, nnd n $15 cup for second prize In tho same clasB. Thoje will bo four cups offered that were "loft over from last year, besides many . Chairman Stoltz of tho city council street commltteo wai asked to wa in regard to tho Improvement M new ones thnt arc now being made.1 II.m 9AA H.(M tn nmamI am tllHtnMH Olniy ...! II.. .... . . iu "" "i w diiuiil iui uiyiuimia. oiun; nuuui, mu cnerry a r tomrnli. which are to bo of an exceedingly toe being nnxlous to know whetW handsome design. Last year no dl- tho street would bo In condltlQj lor plomns were secured by the boar.l.tiie fair. Stoltz said Manager Put and those who ware entitled to them i of tho street railway company in did not receive them, Those com- assured him thnt all the materlil far ... l . . - " pany, hns resigned his position will clal session of tho next congress, in- henceforth devoto his attention to tho promotion of'Donnld. G, B. Mc Dowel will take Running's place with tho railway company. surlng tho maintenance of tho true principle of protection by lmpoBg such duties as will equal the differ ence between the' cost of production nt home and abroad, together with a As n Special Request j. reasonable profit, to tho end that Mayor Rodgors asks that the'dtl-, without excessive dutleB, American zons of Salem keep the 'streets 'as manufacturers', farmers, producers clear as. possible during tho time of.ftnd wnse earners may have adequte the school children's parade tomor- Protection." row, The Last Dance Of the season to be given by Silver Bell Circle at Holman hall, Friday Bee Supplies AVo have tho largest and most complete stock In the valley and you will find our prices aro thj lowest and the goods the best to be obtained. Buckwheat . Now Is the time to sow bnick wluat. A very profitable crop. Try a few acres. We have some pure seed. Summer Spray Wo handle the Arsenate of Lead In tho prepared form and It does the work. Also, have SUL PHUR AND LIME SOLUTION in stock. D. A. WHITE & SONS 255 Com'l St.. Phone 160 DOLLARS HAVE NO HANDLES ON THEM THEY'RE HARD TO GET HOLD OF, THE REST SUIISTITUTK FOR DOLLAR HANDLES IS A KNOWLEDGE OF WHERE AND WHEN AND IOW TO 1IVY THINGSAND riHS KNOWLEDGE IS THE POR .MON OF THE AD.-READER. ' A GOOD MANY PEOPLE WOULD PREFER A NEWS PA PER WITHOUT NEWS TO ONE WITHOUT ADS. MARRIED BASLEP.-WHITE At high noon Wednesday at 550 Front street, where the newly wed ' will mako their home, Mr. Claud M. Baslei and Miss Grace E. White, Rev.. Harry O. Henderson, pastor of tho Chemeketa street Evangelical church. ARTHUR-WHEELER Carl G. Ar thur to Mls3 Fay Wheeler at the, home of the bride's parents, 1963 N. Commercial, at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening by Rev. H. A. Deck. Only 'the Immediate members of both families, about 50 In all, were 'present. Io BORN . ' ROBNETT r At the asylum farm, ' near Salem, Oregon, Wednesday, June 10, 1908, to Dr, and Mrs. J.' H. Robnett, a daughter. petltora will receive them this year. Several members of tho advertis ing committer told of the splendid work that is being done in thnt lino. Mr. Park sr.1.1 that The Dalles was a rival for tho honoru thnt belong to Salem, and thnt the people thoro wore advertising themselves as a Cherry City. "Tho Dalle?," ho said, "Ip trying very hard to get tho nnmo of 'Cherry City' from Salem. All the cities of Orogon aro having fairs of some opecinl sort. Hood River .has strawberries and apples. Albany Is to hnve an apple fair. The Dalles wants cherries. But wo nro tho 'Cherry City.' Let us push the fair, and keep the nnmo that belongs to us to ourselves." In regard to advertising tho Su lorn Cherry Fair, qhnirman Powers said: "Practically everyone of the 27 horticultural papers west of tho Rocky mountains nro mentioning tho Snlem cherry fair In every Issue. There Is not a horticultural paper of any Importance in tho whole United States that has not mentioned it. Every big fruit raiser In tho country Is talking of It. Mr. Stark, tho larg est nurseryman wrst of tho Missis sippi river, is coming to Snlem to sea It. His son, who Is now nt Stanford university Is going to settle on tho const, and going into tho fruit rais ing business, nnd we are going to try to get him' to locato at Salem when he comes here." Chairman Powers told of the enor mous quantity of cherry fair adver ts lng matter thnt has' been sent out. but mentioned the fnct that tho hor tlciltural pap'ers were giving it spe cial' editorial notice, which was bet ter than pnld advertising. A motion by R. C. Bishop was carried, thqt $25Q that wa& set aside for the Salem float at the Portland Rose carnival, together with the $250 now pn hand, be appropriated for the qherry fair. ' The mattjr of the Fourth of July colcbratfon was also taken up. It has been definitely settled that Sa lem. U to have a gigantic celebration on the Fourth, and that It is not to be connected with the cherry fair. In spsaklng of the celebration, Chairman Huckesteln of the Fourth of July committee snld: "Unanimous action was taken Init night by the business nen's league to celebrate tho Fourth at Salem. Messrs, R. C. Bishop, Hal Patton and R, D. Yantls were appointed a committee to ral?o funds, and today they secured $1250. Tho mark was set at 92000, but It Is probable that we will not need that amount. We are gojng to mako a success of the celebration, and when we are through with that w will teu'n all our attention to the suc cess of the cherry fair. The Board of' Trade Is enthusiastic over the school children's parade which will take pla.ee Friday. 14 night the members appropriated $25 to. help the committee thai Is work ine with thft -school board. It was the sentiment of the .board .that$the jmruue do- msu n nuuua t, ...... President J, H. Albert spoke feeling ly pn the subject, and his' remarks were greeted, with applause. "We want this parade to occur annually," completing tho car track Impron- ments was rendy, and that the cu I would proceed at once. "Them- trovorsy between the company ail his honor, the mayor," tald Stoltz. "Is over tho slgningof the contract. Tho company wants' amtll Anpnt. His honor Is trying to hurry the coo- pauy up. Ho has used the ttlcktot ho hasn't wolldcd the club yet. "Tho work Is. going oa ai rapidly as possible under tho clrcamitiscti. Tho street Is blockaded tcciuw Ut company Is working tbo uboleleaftl of it at once. We wanted (tea to complcto a block at a time but by their contract they claim the tljU to proceed with the work u thtr please." Stoltz further stated that there hU been rumors to tho effect tbt tie work on State street Is being deltjtd by the company with the tie of neglecting tho work on Commerdil street. This rumor, he laid, m without foundation. Mr. Pe i tho material for Commercial itrett already ordered, and 'when the raa or reached hlra he exprewed bli l tentlon of bringing it to Balern it once. He wns advised not to do tW however, Mr, Stoltz stated, Inasronch as tho Vnaterlnl lying along Comnw clal stroet would be unihjbtly 1 unnecessary. Some minor business was trans acted by tho board, among other things several amendments to the W Jaws, defining the duties of eertala oncers of the board. Money to loan Over Ladd & Duh'a nnk,8' Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society Frank Meredith, ResldoM fir Ofllce with Wm. Brown & CoM 29 Commernai re. NEW TODAY Wantcd-A good painter auOJPf . r. u w. Smith. " nnnger. oco . Phone vt 6-10-Jt- For RentNew 7-room l.nrn. Pump on porch High street. i untis:- Wanted-GIrl for gw -work, lady and little dr! "B lly. Enquire at Elite boW. house ! 1516 N- uarjj. nfwi' - ...... pool Commercial si. "1 ;.,j.i . Room. Phone 454. J FTale-GnS. Call on Romeo Hunter, aM, 1 " MO k Want.il at Once From f $500, the best of Q"" 1(j j0bi . Jlty to 'offer. Address 0-JM .nal office. r-r TnhB0n r AM FoHHd-32-caibre it - ?ji. . ... n l.nroi (II Kt'f" WFZ& En llOU "" frWM ..-. m -m KB ' . Mn nXIG r kodak. OWBerr";ottHotel.8' calling at room oScou fl4 lem. and Identifying V iL paying for this ad.