Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, June 13, 1908, Image 10

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Newspaper Page Textr?j DAILY CAn TAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON. a SATURDAY, JUNK M, 100S """ II i wi i i n mil inn i in in i .. ,-. 1 . i , - - World of White Specials ---mBmB-Baima&tzsaBBsmBsaBamEammmdmasEaeBSiBx GREAT SPECIAL SALE OF INTEREST . Jr mHl'ii tvfl' v. JffiJV MiPV-!' p?i5fe. BXB---L-P PSMi m:'P lF 'IB Ent i i BiAP'j Mmising Underwear for Next Winter "We are now taking orders for la dies' Underwear and Union Suitsnt special prices, to bo delivered nny time this fall or winter. Come nnd see. If for any reason at anytime after leaving your order you find you do -not want or need the gopds, you have tlio prlvllego of cancelling your order. No risk. No chance. You save money by anticipating your needs. IW . . ' - ' UNDERWEAR SECTION Ladles' Tnllcevd Suite of tills Season's Newest StyCcs at Spcclnl Pike. JjW-0.00 VALUES ' ' f WORLD OP WHITE SPECIAL. . 23.85 $.12.00 VALUES . . . WORLD OF AVHITE SPECIAL v ?Z1.5& $37.50 VALUiCS WORLD OP WHITE SPECIAI i?s.o, . $30.00 VALUES " WORLD OP WHITE SPECIAL $15.00 Sinn's All-Wool Suits Tailored by Mn(er Hnnds. Every suit in the House included in litis side. , , $10.00 VALUES WORLD OP WHITE SPECIAL $7.6- $12.50 VALVES ' . WORLD OP WHITE' SPECIAL. . . .-s . '. . . . .V. .v. 9.85 $1B.00 VALUES ' . . WORLD OP WHITE SPECIAL . . . ?v.,. . -, 911.65 $18.30 VALUES . . t WORLD OP WHITE SPECIAL. .J, $B2.G0 VALUES WORLD OP WHITE SPECIAL. t $7.50 VALUES WORLD OP WHITE SPECIAL $13.00 $18.S5 $20.00 All Rrokni Lines of Women's Children's nnd Mcii'h Shoes and Ok fortlH nt Riullrnily Reduced Prices this week. Ladles' White Canvas Oxfords WORLD OP WHITE SPECIAL.. tf $1.38 If you ate In need-of SIhk'S it will pay you to Investigate our spec ial Offer. Shoe Department. iMMbaM.aiAjn! ztSTHmtam!! "" i IT uty mews I I Wfather ,Flr tonight and Sunday. When in Portland Visit "Hails" new roitnurant, 330 Wash. St., oppoilte Imperial hotel. Rasebull Watt Shlpp'a Falrmounts vs. tho i crack Whito Diamonds of Portland, Sunday, Juno 14. Game cir.led nt 2:30 sharp. Tri-Clty league ground. 2t. Iloseball Watt Shlpp'a Falrmounts vs. tho ' . dkl. YITlkl.A nlAmAndn Y)ttlnn.l Sunday, June 14. Game called at 2:30 sharp. Tri-Clty league grounds. 2t. Tho Memhc Of the Salem library league arc re quested to meet in the library at 10:00 a. m.', June 15. Martha Brooks, secretary. 1" i i i ii in illnn i Granlteware sales will cnuse son sattonnl selling nt Duren & Hamil City Hospital Expenditures m. . II. I.... . l.lll f.. 1. n I 1 HO llllUiliUK ui ma uiiid iui mw ' improvement of tho city hoopltnl X Capital drug store, through 8,J0V.8 nn eXp0dituro for this pur- , Junk's Hand Pnli.Ccd China f UQQ e. Studtb C70 N. Cottage street, i Mrs. D. P. Junk. At Mr June, i , Canning Straw berrie TIm Rest ' Tli3 Mutual Canning company be- And moit remarkable granlteware gan operations yestorday morning, sales it was ever your luck to attend Abc.it 200 creates of strawberries t EMren & lIam'Uon'. were ennned during tho morning. SHOES fOR TENDER fEET footwear, we have not over looked tho shoe needs of tho man or woman who want plain, solid comfort. We have a big trade in good, sensible soles exery line nud every curvo speaks for comfort, And style are made of best oak-tan-Whllo we carry all the lat est and Ewelleat shapes in Isn't sacrificed either, for tbey are shapely and grace ful la outline, The soles ned leather, and every pair is hand-sewed throughout, We iuvite your at'entiou to a special line of these Comfort Shoes, Dr. Reed's Cushion So:es. Wear one pair of those shoed, and If you appreciate real comfort, 4 aio'sure you will be book for an other pair when they are gone, We have also the celebrated Walk over Shoes In blueher, vnls, Oxfords, in kid, tan and potent, all Btylea.-all prices, till sires. Also C. P. Ford's Ladles' Shoes in all styles." i The Salem Shoe Store The Store Wlirro "Vo Fit V. HI 1 0ratorical Contest- In the Intor-Boclety oratorical con test at Willamette University last night John Rolchen of tho Wobstor lan society won the first plnco, with the oration, ".Patriotism of Peace," and Miss Mabel Glover of the Phllo dosianB, second, with the oration, ."Tho Scholar's Duty In the Munici pality." Perry Relgloman, Phllo- dorlah, and Alma Haskins, Adalantc.J Tho Judges woro Judge nouert Eokln, Professor W. M. Smith and Hon. George E. Bingham, on compo Bltlon; and Professor J. J. Krnps, Hon. Geo. F. Rodgers andRov. Paul S. Bandy, on delivery. Professor C. R. Boyer presided. The cast of tho "Iron MaBter," from the college of oratory, left at 9:05 o'clock this morning for Portland, where they will appear In ,'tlio same piny at the Hellig theater this evening. ZINN'S Ice cream Is the best in Sa lem, a trial will convince you. Cnpt. Barnes Funeral Attention members of Sedgwick Post. G. A. R.. nnd vetornns will meet nt Post hnll, corner of Center and Commercial streets, Sunday, Juno 14, nt 1:30 p. m., to attend tho funeral of car late commnnder, J. Q. Barnes. A SIoney-SaviiiK Sale On grnnitowaro nt Buren Ham ilton's. . . ti 25 Per Cent Otf All granlteware. This Bhould ap peal to all favorably; to overy eco nomical woninn. Buren & Hamilton. YOU ARE OUT OP TOUCH WITH "LIFE" IX THIS TOWN UNLESS YOU READ AND AN SWER THE ADS. PRETTY REG ULARLY. IP YOU ARE INCLINED TO RE SOMEWHAT PERSISTENT IN ANYTHING YOU UNDER TAKE, AND DO NOT REVERSE YOURSELF WHEN IT COMES TO THE .MATTER OP ADVER TISING, YOUR SUCCESS IS AS-SURRED. AHjSiini-Cheinnwn Rasebail A bascbn'l game between the njy lum and Chcmnwn wns called at 2:30 this afternoon. The gate ro cc'pts are to bo used for the bene fit of !ie patients. Rurglnrs Enter House The house of J. B. Chenoroth on Sixteenth and A streetB wnB entered by strangers during tho parade yes terday, but so far as is known noth ing was stolon. Tho houBo hnd been rnnsacked in search of valuables. Rllnd, Rut Intoxicated Thomas Morris, an old man who has been passing himself off as blind, nnd selling jleedlea to the Mn3uspect ing citizens of this city, was arrest ed last night for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. It nppenrB that Morris needed someone to lead him nboutin tho dny time, but ho Beems to havo had no trouble In flndlntj tho EtiloonB alone, nt 12 o'clock last night. Morris will sporid 10 days In tho city hall, Mcllroy'd Orchestra Will furnish music for tho Sonen- ing dnnco nt tho-Auditorium ulnk' tonight. Dancing promptly at 9 o'clock. Admission, 10H cents, The W. O. W. And Silver Bell circle will hold their memorial services at tho ceme teries tomorrow at 3 o'clock p. m. Members of the circle are requested to be nt tho hall nt 1 o'clock and 'the members of Salem camp 118 nro re quested to bo nt tho hall at 2 o'clock. A. L. Downing-, G. C, T. F. Frnzer, clerk. Grand Opening Dance At tlm Auditorium Dance At the Auditorium Rink tonight. Mnplo floor 75x100 highly polished. McElroy's orchestra of eight pieces. DoorB open nt S:30, dancing prompt ly at 9 o'clock. Admission, 10 cents.. School Election .Monday The annual school election for tho Snlem district tnkes place Monday frqm 2 p. m. to 0 p. m. at tho usual polling plnces. A director for five years will bo chosen, nnd a stto for n now sqhool house authorized. Tho cnndidnt03 nre Alderman Milliard and C. M. Eppley both of tho sixth ward. Men or women of ngo who nra tnxpoyera in tho district can vote 0 Sore Nipples, Any mother who has had oxporl enco with this distressing nllmont will be pleased to know that n euro may bo effected by applying Ohnm berlnln's Salve as soon as tho child is dono nursing. Wlpo It off with a soft cloth before nllowlng tho babe to nurse. Many trnlned nurses use this snlvo with best rcsultB. For Bale by Dr. Stone'B drug store. tmmimmmmtitmmwimmmmmmmmmmmcmmm A Card of Thank Wo wish to thank our many kind friends for their beautiful offering of flowors nnd their kind service rendered In many wnys at tho funor nl of our dear mothdr. Mrs. Maria Policy,' Mrs. Mary Cox. Get n packor of Ice cream ZINN'S to take homo for lunch. nt Notico to th Public Tho stcol bridge across the Wil lamette at Salem Ih closed for ro pairs and no teams will be allowe.! to cross. Notlco to tho Public Tho Bteol bridge across the Wil lamette at Salem Is closed for ro palrs and no teams will be allowed to cross. Notice to thy Public Tho steel bridge across tho Wil lamette nt Salem Is closed for re pairs and no teams will be allowed to cross. Notice to the Public Tho steel bridge across, tho Wil lamette at Salem is c'osed for re pairs and no teams will be allowed to cross. Chamberlain Majority 1103 The ottlclnl count from nil the counties except Harney is in. Tim count up to date gives Chamberlain a majority of W93. Ackernian Will Talk, State Superintendent Ackerman wll address tho graduating class of tho Oregon City schools tonight., Ev-Convlct Arrested John Davis, who was discharged from the penitentiary yesterday, camo down town last night and pro ceeded to try to drink up all the booze Jn town, He was arrested near midnight for drunkeneness and disorderly conduct, and after a deter mined resistance on the part of the ex-convict two policemen Anally landed him in Jail. This morning Davis, pleaded guilty to the charge, and was given 10 days in the city prison. Fine Home for Sale Party with cash better investi gate. Price reasonable. Address H., care Jojirn a 1 HOOD RIVER SAW MILL IS BURNED LOSS. IS $7i0.000 fSt- MENOMINEE COMPANY LOSES t ONE OP ITS LARGEST PLANTS 1IY FIRE ATTEMPT- TO STOP CONFLAGRATION PAIL'S. ' I , (United l'rces Lcnscd Wire.) Hood River, Or., Juno 13. Tho Mcnomlnco sawmill, ono of thj largest plants of Its kind In this pnrt of tho country, wnB burned to tho ground today entailing n Jobs oi $70,000. The lire had gained tfuph a strong hendwny beforo it was dih covered that all hopo of extinguish ing it beforo it could dcBtroy the mill was nbandoned nnd tho workmen, organized Into a bucket brlgnde, be gan to protect surrounding property. School Gets Rainier. Tho Central school has been awarded tho banner for having tho largost attendanco in the lino In the parade yesterday, - o Poison Onk Poisoning. Ballard's Snow Liniment aires It. Mr. 0. II. P. Cornelius, Turner, Ore., writes My wife hns discovered that Snow Liniment cures "Poison On Poisoning," a very painful troub'.e. She not only cured a enso of it on hersolf, but on two of her friend who were poisoned by this snmo ivy. Price 25c, 50c and $1.00. o . Smoke the Rett And be satisfied. The cigars man ufactured by thd1 Salem Cigar Fact ory can not, bo expolied. .Remborcd they are a Iioubo product. Tashmoo, La Carona and Bon Ton. COFFEE Three-quarters of coffee is such that we can't touch it; we make five grades of the top quarter. Your erocri rciurni your money ii you don't like Scbilllnv'v IUM: we pay hiic This Is the Tlni(? When good meat is necesiary. Steusloff Bros, sanitary meat mar ket keeps meat in perfect condition Phone 321. Women wltn good complexions are never homely. Good blood makes good complexions. Lane's Family Medicine makes good blood, All druggists sell it for 25 cents. Let J, M, Lawrence , The reliable groceryman till your order with the fine spring vegetable he will have on hand next Monday. Phone 311. Lane's Family Medicine will give you a dlge'stlon that will permit you to eat good things Instead of "health foods" of various Borts that are as palatable as hay. When You Think Of wild roses think of Wild Rose flour, one Is as sweet as the othor and the flour Is a home product. Dance at the Rink tonight. Poison Onk Poisoning. Ballard's Snow Liniment cures it. Mr. 0. H. P. Cornelius, Tumor, Ore., wrltos' My wlfo has discovered that Snow Liniment cures "Poison Oak Poisoning," a very pnlnfuf trouble Sho not only cured a caso of It on horsolf, but on two of her friend who woro poisoned by this snme Ivy. Price 25c, 50c and $1.00. WOMAN IS ARRESTED FOR MURDER (United Trent i,en0 Wlro.l Reno, Nov., Juno 13. Mrfi. Geo. Winters, mother of flvo childron and well known hero, Is being held in Jnll todny ponding nn Investigation o n tragedy on tho Reno-SpnrkH rood last night in which Mrs. Win ters Bhot nnd killed Jame3 A. Brntty, a woll known merchant of Sparks and Reno. Beatty and tho woniry were out for n buggy ride when tho shooting occurred. Tho womnn telephoned to tho chief of police nt Reno thai she had shot n man nnd ho went out to got tho body. Investigation show ed that Beatty hnd been shot in the back as his clothing wns burned thero nnd tho bullet entered from that Bide. Mra. Winters admitted that 8,ho had done tile shooting and said that Bho shot in Bolf defense Sho Bald that they had quarreled. Tho po 'lice aro Investigating her story, however, and will keep the woman In Jail until the coronor'e Jury either releases her or hc is indicted by the grand Jury. Mrs. Winters' husband accompa nlcd her to the Jail last night, Ifo i.nld today that ho can give no ex planation for the shooting. '; 'i . i"3 STATE COLLKCTS PROM EVpnro" w f Under the1nVw,9C' thotatohn8colioCS9ftra:nlll"l. press f-nm,,,.i ' . a "OK th.-' re given out today by ti, railroad commit 7 M itiu l - -M-nign, ru, , comings, This ,ny l but.lien ,,t cosTaeSC:L! .wbq ims uearB to th . vv' thd slzo of th -.?!. Ml"thi' earnings of th 'T I X railroad commissioners ' li about 15 ner mi.f . .." s' r JW; " ttat tho pBmea;j5jf is about ono-nlfth , , ' "!, tho not earning V per M"l "'S3 of the Weils ZFZf alono Inst yGar rort "ff " clualvMy within the tn ' 002.80. Tho Rtat0 ,1Br ; 2 tion ovor thn tn..... . rntw. thocomnnnlPo,;?:!Wl,nti can i,n ov,;,;;r.T.n'a.nd"ot " " u'en Dullness, JUDGE ANNOUNCES Vvv " . AND Dny PnECIKcrs'' Jlldco Rpnft Io..j .. wv. morning recognizing the result .1 ho recent local option election follewa: H Wot Aurora, Hubbard, Bette vlllo, Mil! City, Pnlrfleld, oemt BrookB, Cliampoeg, St. Paul, Howl) Silver Falls, Sidney, Madiy 8aV llmlty, Chcmnwn, Salem No. j g,. lom No, 3, Salem No. 4, Saiem No 7, Monitor, Mt, Angel, Woodburs' Horeb. ' Dry AumBvllle, Elkhorn, silver ton, North; Sllvorton, South; Jeff. son, Mohnma, Slayton, Llbetfr, Rosetlale, Snlem No. 1, Salem No, ' Salem No. (J, Salem, East; Scotli MIUb, Turner, Breltcnbuth, Marlon. O ' Kodol Ib tho best known prepare tion that Is offered to the people to dny for dyspopsla or Indigestion or any stomach trouble. Kodol dljesli nil fooda. It la plcsant to take. It is sold hero bv all druggliti. MONEY TO" LOAN TH09. K. FORD Over Lndd BuMi's Bank.8lm,0' Norwich Union Fire Insarance Sockty Frank Meredith, Hcrtilcnt Ajfat. Offlco with Win. Brown A Co., No 29 Commercial street. NEW TODAJ Wanted a good painter asd ppr hanger. Sco H. W. Smith, Hi S. High street. Phone 706, .10-tt- Wandd at Once From 100 $500, tho best of collateral teenr lty to offer. Address 0 10, Joar np.l offlco. 6-ll-tl- For Sale Several homw In Salea and farm 'ands nt a bargain. Cap ital National Dank. MoJ- TIio Rest PJils Ever So-itl. "After doctoring 15 yeara for chronic indigestion, and spending over two hundred dollars, nothing has done me as much good as Dr, King's New Life Pills. I consider them the best pills ever sold," whites B. F. Ayecuo, of InglosMu, N, C, Sold under guarantee at J. O. Perry's drug store. 25c. , o . Dance nt the Rink tonight. o .a. m rp o n. x .a. . ,) te Kind you H2e Hum wt'tf Bun tit ? ,rs hm m w n"!' For Sale Now G-room bonis on Market and Thirteenth . AM con veniences. Will eell chwp. Ad dross C. H., Journal ofllce. J' Just Received We have Just it celved the second shipment of those fine fancy umbrella ijl canopy tops for runabouts. Mlt ojl, Lewis & Staver. 6-lMH Qlilfor Rprli.kllng-Gct your oroer Vfii for a drum of oil for iprtokliW ' tho street in front of your r donee whore the street P "J r doce not come. Order of Ml Well Lewis & Stavor. 'l AVnntcd Work, farm work pre ferred. Address W. A. W"; ; 84, Route C, Salem, OrJ;" Autoniobllo For SnlSlnt cUj 35-horM power, 5 P""8"8 dard-Dayton touring car r " cheap. Owner will guarantee car. Enquire at Journal w 1 SATURDAYS SPjEglALS Dtcssed Cfiickens ' Fryers - - fakers - - Broilers . . ' , Ftvits STRAWBERRIES, A'l'RICOTS, G)OSEUERmKS, ORAOE LEMONS. CHERRIES. GREEN TEAS. NEW POTATOES, ASPARAGUS, JJHUB. ! ,..v nvinva LETTUC1.. fill's luif.w u.i.v..--, , t Ltwcii Goods UEtfc All kinds of canned meats, fish, chip beaf, boiled ha -, sage, etc Our IJrfe of olives the best in town. MOIR GROCERY OX,, ao Mine.