DAILY CAriTAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON. FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1008
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World of White
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Specials!
GREAT SPECIAL SALE OF INTEREST
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Munsing Underwear for
'to Winter
We ftVe now t'aklng ordors for la
dles' Underwear and Union Suits at
special prices, to be delivered, any
tlmo this fall or winter. Como and
see. If for any reason at any tlmo
after leaving your order you flndj yon
do not want or need the goodB, you
have tho privilege of cancelling your
order. No risk. No chance. You
saVo money by anticipating your
needs.
UNDERWEAR SECTION
When you want the be&t Ice cream
In Salem go to INN'S.
Baseball
Watt Shlpps Fa'lfmounts vs. tho
crack Whlto Diamonds of Portland,
Sunday,' Jund "14. dame called at,
2:30 sharp. Trl-Clty league grounds
Mil '
Ladles' TkI1ovc1 SuIIb of this Season's Newest Styles nt Special Prices.
t$50.W VALUES
WORLD OF WHITE SPECIAL .,
92.00 VALUES
WORLD OF WHITE SPECIAL
987.00 VALUES
WORLD OF WHITE SPECIAL. .'
$30.00 VALUES
WORLD OF WHITE SPECIAL
$23.S5
$21.25
$18.75
$15.00
Man's All-Wool Suits Tailored by Master Hands. Every suit In the
Hounc includeir lit litis sale. -
$10.00 VALUES-- ' ' ' .
WORLD OF WHITE SPECIAL;. .'....,. ,. $7.05
912.00 VALUES " , ' l:.,s
WORLD OF WHITE SPECIAL. . ..... v .'.,,.. , $0.85
910.00 VALUES . ,.(. " ''A
WORLD OF WHITE SPECIAL-! :-..... ,
$18.00 VALUES '. . ,. . T:
WORLD OF WHITE SPECIAL. . . .,
932.00 VALUES , .,'. i
WqilLl) OF WHITE SPECIAL. :
27.00 VALUES
WORLD OF WHITE SPECIAL
$11.65
$13.00
$18.85
$20.00
AH Broken Linen of Women's Children's and Men's Shoes and Ov-
forflfi nt Rndlcaly Reduced I'rlces this week.
La-tya' Whlto Ciuivhh Oxfords
WoKlD OF WHITE SPECIAL $1.38
If you uru in need of Shoes It will pay you to Investigate our spec-
41 Offer. Shoo Department.
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Try ZINN'S soda and judge
yourself which Is tho best.
High School Graduation
Tho .graduation df the Salem high
school will be held In the high
school assembly hall at 8 o'clock
this evening. President Kerr of tho
Oregon Agricultural college will de
liver the address, An excellent pro
gram has besn arranged, at tho con
clusion of which C. L. Star, clerk of
the board of normal school regents,
will present the baseball team with
tho state championship cup on behalf
of Governor Chnmberlnln, who Is
not able to be present. , -
Refrigerators
Refrigerators at very reasonable
prices at J. A. Patterson, 285 North
Commercial.
Ilnseball
Watt Shlpp's Falrmounts vs. tho
crack White Diamonds of Portland,
Sunday, June 14. Game called at
2:30 sharp. Trl-Clty league ground.
Go' to Pntterson
For tents and camp equipments,
285 N. Commercial.
TENTS FOR
TREATMENT OF
TUBERCULOSIS
.a
for a method for tho treatment of tu-
'i.ormiinola which has met with great
. i.. mnnv nt Mm nliler EaBterrt
8UUCCBO I" illiwj "-
Institutions, Is to be put Into effect
at tho. Oregon State Insano asylum;
This method Is tho open air treat
ment, under which tho 2C patients
at the asylum who aro ainictod with
tho disease will live practically out
of doers:
Tho plans havo bean completed
rr n M-Iea of four open air pavilions
and Jhe work or construction will bo
gin at once under tho direction of
engineer A. E. Strang and Ed Zeyss,
tho chief carpenter. Tho pavilion
are to be built In the four recesses of
the Infirmary. They will bo two
a It 4 .a J M SI jl
stories In height, and win ue cuvu.
by glass roofs. Tho floors are to
,a mnrto of concrete, and tho framo
.li. nt otnel mnklne them nbBO-,i
wuin. "i """i " ...
lutely flro proof. Each room will
bo about 35 feet Bquaro, one side
of which will bo entlroly open, sav?
for the thin steel lattice worn.
The four pavilions, having eight
rooms In all, will accommodate 30
patients. Here tho consumptives
will havo all the splendid sunshlno
and fresh air that our wonderful cli
mate affords. The effect will be tho
.,, no tho tent treatment In Arl-
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City News
Ware house Building
D. A. Whlto & Sons nro building a,
now two-story wnrehouao on Front
street near State.
Weather
Fair tonight and Saturday,
When in Portland
Visit "Ha!l8" now restaurant, 330
Wash. St., opposite Imporlal botol.
Jtco Hor'H Enroute
'A train of 28 cars loaded with
raqe horses passed through tho city
yefctorday. Tho anlmalB aro enroute
north from tho recent meet in Oak
land. Thtf Pioneers' Association
Of Waldo Hills will hold their
annual reunion nt tho farm of the
Horn John A. Hunt on tho 27th day
of June, 190S. Music and good
spongers will bo present. John A.
Hunt, president, tf.
Patent Jury Rook
MIbs Bertha Allen,
tho circuit
Martlago Llocnis
J.W. VlnnkQ, aged 2S, and-Emma
Hoifijze, ngtd 31, both of. SIlvQijtou,
wora granted a marriage license yo
tordny. Annual Reunion
Oregon Pioneers Aisoolatiou
Grand Encampment J--!ia:i War Vot
erana to be hold at Port'nrtd, Ofo .
Juno 8-13. For this occasion th
'Southern Paclflo Co. will make a rato
of ONE AND ONE-TIUHD FARE on
the certificate plan. Wm. MoMurray.
G. P. A. John M. ScoU, A. G, P. A
' ..' , &a.3t.
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Muto School Clocdrr.
Tho school y-r aj. Uya mute school
has closed, and the DUBjUli"" leav
ing for tle'r homes 1: various part,
4)f the stale.
Wants Rclinlmrwd
George Finny hus Hied, a guit lu
we justii'o court against W, B, Law
COtirt olflrV linn .nmnlltii.l i.X ...-1.
,.on her Jury book, nnd will npply
for a copyright. Tho book Is tho
only ono of its kind on the mnrket,
and hns been npprovod by somo of
the leading Jurists In he stato. With
It It Is posslblo to mako In a few
moment's tlmo n completo record of
any trial In the circuit court.
Muto Rchoo Pecvh
Architects Pugh & Legg havo com
Ploted pinna for tho big Colonial
porch wjilch h to bo ndded to tho
Stnto Muto echoo', and tho contract
for tho work hns been let to Ira
Erb, who will begin work nt once.,
At tho samo time tho dining room yf
tho Bchool li to bo enlarge. The
coot of the Improvement will bo
about $2500.
Appeal Perfected
lno transcript of the nppe;l! In
tho ense of Oscar W. T. Muellhaupt
Versus th German Evangelical Re
form Bethany church of Salem was
completed Inst evening, and will be
presented to the supreme gomrt to
day. Petitions for Allowance
MrB. .Clnrn Goodalo has filed n pe
tition in the county court through
her attorney, W. M. Kaiser, asking
for nn ordor allowing her HO per
month for her support, out of the
funds of the estate of tho husband
J. C. Goodale, deceased.
Appraise Estate
D. A. White. D. Erret and J. L.
RIbbs, tho appraisers of the estate
of John W. Cox, the section man
who was killed last month by an
Oregon Electric Rnllway car in this
city filed an affidavit in the county
Jer to recovor ?16 for tho sale of o' clerk's office today, stating that the
Berkshire hog. Up ,ls represented value of the est,t.e was 710.
by Attorney 0. L, MoNary. ' '
Hvf.rylxHly Invited
Welch Returns Tho Pioneers' Association of Wal-
We Gunrnnte
Tho hat we clean for you to be
satisfactory, whether It Is a straw or
folt. Johnson & Stege, next door to
Journal office. .
There U CIns
To the La Carono, or Bon Ton
cigar. Quality is the first thought
In their manufacture; Try ono nnd
yon will be satisfied with no other.
Fairmotiuts Attention
Every member requested to bo
present at next meeting this Friday.
June 11. Banquet.
For Dollcneles
All the delicacies of the season, gel
in your order enrly for Sundny
chicken dinner, friers nnd bakers at
F. P. Farrington, 12C Stnte street. '
National Flat; Day
Sunday, June 14, will be observed
ns tho national Hag day In this city.
Railroad Cases Argued . '
Tho case brought by G. D. Bur-
dlck, a horso dealer of this city,
against tho Southern Pacific, North
ern Pnclflc and O. R. & N. companies
was argued beforo tho railroad com
mission yesterday. C. L. McNary
represented Burdlck. Tho railroad
companies were not represented by
nn attorney, but their arguments In
onof form were read. .Tho ca3 in
volves tho legality of the'provlslons
''on the shipping contracts, which
shippers aro obliged to sign beforo
enrs can bo secured. The.mnttor is
hslng taken under ndvlso.ent to-
'.
Finish Examination
Tho 18 pupils who are taking the
eighth grado examinations In the of
fice of County Superintendent Smith
will finish their work todny.
Marriage License
" A marriage license was Issued to
day to Herman J. Marking, age 28,
and Susan Staff, age 21, both of
Staylon.
Ilaselwill Game Saturday
There will be a baseball game on
Saturday at 2:30, at the league
grounds, between tho asylum and
Chomawn teams. The admission will
be 25 cents, the recolpts to be used
for the benefit of the patients. The
Chemnwn band will be pment and
play. For the Chemawn, the catcher
will bo Seabo, Ditcher, Polnnd. For j
the asylum team, McKInney will be
catcher, and Backus pitcher.
COLLEGE
OF MUSIC -
EXERCISES
A delighted audience that packed
the university chapel t'o the doora
gathered last evening to listen to
the closing poBt grndunte recital' of
tho" college of music. Tho brilliant
and difficult prog'rnm was rendered
by Miss Mernle rfug, vocalist, and
Miss Lily Stege, violinist, and tho
performance of each of the yorung
artists left nothing td be desired.
Tho climax In M1b3 Hug's part of
the program was her Bpl'ondld rend
ering of the Rec, Aria nnd Cabnletto
from Travlatta. Miss Stego'B best
number was probably the Ninth Con
certo by Do Berlot, which she played
In a manner thnt would do credit to
many an older artist of reputation.
Tho program follo'wsj
When tho Heart is Young. .. .Buck
Mernlo Hug.
Canzonotta D'Ambroslo
Lily Stoge.
At' Length n Brilliant Rny.,Rossnl
v Mernlo Hug;
Ninth Concoro DoBorlot
Lily Stege.
Sweet the Angelus Was Ring
lng ....... Obertl
Ho Comes No More Mattel
Mernle Hug.
Humoresko Dvorak
Lily Stege.
J.O.BARNES
DIES FROM
PARALYSIS
AT HIS CITY
HOM
"' o. a. B. ,;,"$
imnBOil awy In hi, ...... t,l,n.
fternoon,
year nt his home, 545 Co " T'
t 1:25 this aftemom CUrl,tf
Tho deceased was n verr h
known SnlmnliA t.i- . ' !
if.1. n7. , : : ::' ,,UU,s am
this city in isoUhX':
other members of his fm i . m
"Bhed the large stot
tUelr name. Ho WBI i,nrn .;" "w .
zona, with this additional advantage, Rcc Aria and Cabaletto (Trav-
that ' tho Bteol and gla&i pavllfonB j latta) Verdi
will bo much moro sanitary and con-1 Mornlp Hug.
venient than any tent can be jnndo. . Scherzo Goens
it Is tho intention of Dr. Stelner,
the superintendent, to mako this de
partment ono of tho strongest In the
Institution, and hereafter tho equip
ment at the Oregon nsylum for tak
ing enro of tho patients afflicted with
tuborculosls will be equal to the best
state Institutions in tho country.
Fine Home for Sale
Party with cash
better investi
gate. Price
reasonable.
Address II., care Journal
Lily Stege.
Ave Maria, 2nd Prelude, .v. . . .
Bnch-Gounod
Mernlo Hug and Lily Stege
Arthur von Jeisen, nccompanlst.
MANY APPLICANTS FOR
SUPREME COURT REPORTER
Six applicants for theofilco of su
premo court reporter havo been re
ceived by the supreme court, three'
df them from Salem attorneys. Tho
office will bo vacant on tho first Mon
day In July, when Judge It. G. Mor
row tho present lncupibent, takes
his seat on tho Multnpmah county
btnch, to which he hn3 been elected.
Morrow has been supreme court
reporter for 10 years" during which
PARADE
(Continued From Page l.J
High School Cniniiit'iicpiiioiit.
The nnnunl graduation of the Sa:
lem high school takcb' place thN
evening, nt the assembly hall, which
has bscn lavishly decorated.
event comes but once a year and but
onco in a life time of tho studonts.
Tho clnsB Is largo and handsome,
nnd their program Is unique In ora
tory and music nnd songs nnd string
music by the high school orchestrn.
Tho programs wore unique nlso,
from tho press of N. D. Elliot, Job
printer for educationnl Institutions
gonornlly.
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MEXICAN COLLECTOR TO
FIGHT EXTRADITION
(Unites Treis Leased Wire.)
Lob Angeles, Cnl., June 12. Sal
vador Malacara, tho former collector
of Internal revenue for Guanajuato,
who was arrested hero by request of
President Diaz of Mexico, Ib prepar
ing today to put up n stiff fight
against being carried back to Mexl
y, Ohio, January 29, 1831. S
ho graduated from tho Ohio wX
an university in Delaware. He , S
as captain of company 1 7iM n?
volunteer Infantry' dii
"... .iooi io 1805. The taw.
year ns tho war closed ho WM Z
rlod to Mary R. Emmitt and In mt
removed to Mlsgourl, where he lit
for ono year. He made hl home In
Kansas from 1872 to ,1891, In D
cembor of which year, he came to
Snlom, whore ho has since lived con
tinually. His widow, Mrs. Mary n. Barnei
and- three children, Mr. J, a. Mill.,'
Mrs. j. H. Baker and D. P. Barna'
all of Salem, mrvlvo the decerned!
Ho Is a promlnont member of the
u. a. u. and for 40 years hat bes
n momuor or tho Odd Fellow.
Tho funeral will tako place next
Sundny, though tho definite arrant
monts havo not ns yet been made,
The deceased suffered from part;
yols for threo weeks before It (ImF;
caused hl9 domino.
IlldA for Proposal.
Senled bids for tho erection of a
school lionise In tho new dlitrlct .Vo.
ThlB I.12S will bo received until Satnrdt;
noon, June latlt. Plana and specifi
cations may bo scon nt the residence
of E; G, Lnntz, clerk of the district
First house south df Catholic ceme
tery on Liberty rond. It. P. D. S
3. (-UU
4-Hm-H444frHtt
TO LET
For HusliU'ss Purposes
ADVERTISING SPACE t
t "UITH DAUFDI-
yyi I i i vttlii
co for trlnl on tho cbureo of cm-
tlmo ho has compiled 2C volums of bezzllng $fiO,000 from tho Mexican
Oregon records. He Is now at work government.
on volumn No. CO, which he will fir.- On Information from tho Mexican
lsh before ho resign? his office. ! secrot service It was learned thnt
Tho applicants for tin position nre Malacara wa3 In hiding in this city
M. E. Pogue, Salem; A. 0. Condlt, and after a search ho was found la
Salem, James Godfrey, Salem; G. O.jan ohBcure location. In his rooms
Holmnn, Dallas; A. E. Gebhnrd:, wore fbund vouchers nnd receipt
Portland, nnd R. C. Wright, Port-' that tho amount of money involved
land.
TODAY'S WANT ADS. WILL
ACCOMPLISH A LOT OF USF
FUL THINGS THAT WOULD
HAVE REMAINED UNDONE IF
THEY HAD REMAINED UNAD
VERT1SED. YOU CAN'T ADVERTISE IN
ADEQUATELY WITHOUT SOME
DODY KNOWING IT. YOU
CAN'T ADVERTISE ADEQUATE
LY WITHOUT JSOMEUODY
KNOWING IT.
I1I11L13 LECTURES
At W. O. T. U, Hall by W. H. llunily, !
June li' and 1.1, nt 7:80 P. M.
probably reaches $50,000. Malacara
who comes from a prominent family
in Mexico, lived her under an as
sumed name and mingled with tho
revolut.'onlBtB.
PEPPER FAILS TO
SAVE .MILITARY PRISONERS
(United Press Leaned Wire.)
. Wjalln Walla, Wash., June 12.
After peppering their trail to pre
vent the bioodhouuds from following
thphi Rnv TlnVai. n.w1 1j-.1w..t t if.
Sbbject Friday night, "God's Mis- Manhnmy, military prisoners at
C. R, Welch, a former contractor (1 h,,,s w"l lhl their annual re-
or this city, who has been Jiving In union nt the farm of tlio Hon. John
Portland Blnco last fall, hasneturned A. Hunt, on the 27th day of June,
io Salem and "will go Into "the con-U9QS. Music and good speakers will
trading business with bis brother, ho present. John A. Hunt, presl
W, M. Wolch. 4ent. Everybody invited. ' '- tf
slonnry Work." Mr Bundy is a re
turned mlJBlonnry from China anl
is an able Bible exponent and logtcal
reasoner. All Bible students and
missionary workers and honest skep
tics will be amply repaid for time
and effort to attend thesd lectures.
All nre cordially invited-to attend
Seats free. No collections. '
SHOOTS WOMAN THEN
KILLS HIMSELF
(United Tren l.emed Wire.)
Sacramento, Cal., June 12. Be
cause Eva Williams, a beautiful
woman of the demlnondo, refused to
ftfnnke her wayward life and marry
; him, Chnres Stevens, a prosperous.
.San Francisco liquor dealer, this
I morning shot and wounded the girl
. while she s'.ept In a local lodging
house and then, while the police
were on the stairs, turned his weap
on on hlmielf rind shot a bullet
through his brain. Stevens dropped
dead instantly. Tho WiJlldms wom
an was taken to a hospital and It Is
believed she will, recover.
Stevens visited Miss Williams'
room nt 7 o'clock this morning, en
tering white tho girl slept. He flre.1
ln-
DIED ,
WINT At the home of Edwin Wlnt
at Lincoln, at 7:45 a. m. yester
day, William Luther Wlnt, aged
sixjnonths.
The remains will be shipped to
Oswego today for burial.
Fort Walla Walla, wer? overtaken
about half way to Milton, Or., late, four bullets Into her body, two
inurBdny night and recaptured by fJIctlng flesh wounds In her arm, ono
20 mounted men. jn her shoulder and tho other lodg-
Edward Hinnerwadel and Clifford j lng In her neck.
Polan, who escaped shortly after tho
other, two got away, are at largo,
though soldiers are searching for
them with bloodhounds.
Tho escape was peculiar. The first
two nlen were doing police diuty and
r.ttaoked the sentry with a razor. The
sentry three up his gun to protest
himself and the prisoners took his
gun and belt away from him, White
the troops were 'searching for them
tho other two men escaped.
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MONEY TO LOAN
TH03.K.F0RD
nvr Trt ft Push's Oanl'gP'fr
Norwich Union Fire
Insurance bocniy
Frank Meredith, Renklttl Ag'
Office with Wm. Drown Co., '
29 Commercial sireeu
NEW TODAY
W"ntI-.A good painter and PPJr
nnngtr. " --
High street. Phone 706
He then turned and fled down the
hall, but seeing a policeman coming
up tho stairs, he ended his own life.
At the hospital Miss Williams said
her homo was In Seattle where her
mother, Mrs. Margaret Thompson,
lives.
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1500, the best of collar
Uy to offer. Address 0-jJ
nal office.
for Sale-Severarhouse. I. . "JJ
and farm 'ands at a "f
ital National Bank
For fiaie-Now 6-room bonfJJ
Market and Thirteen , . 1
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gold piece. Regard or,
journal office.
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