Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, June 16, 1908, Image 10

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Newspaper Page Text,, . prri - r nr?',wf-i'Pi'!r,?ipr!ifni!rji!rr 10 DAILY CAn TAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON. TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1008 World of White Specials Lfl dies' Tulfwcd Suits of litis Benson's Newest Styles nt Speclnl Prices. 950.00 VALUES ' WOULD OP WHITE SPECIAL 823.85 ' . A ' $12.00 VALUES J ' . WORLD OP WHITE SPECIAL". . i i..t $21.25 837.150 VALUES . ' ! : ' WORLD OP WHITE SPECIAL 818.75 830.00 VALUES- WORLD OP WHITE SPECIAL $15.00 Man's All-Wool Suits Tailored by Muster Hands. Every suit in tlie House included in litis salt. $10.00 VALUES . ' ''; WORLD OP WHITE SPECIAL. . . .,j v .... ..,.. S7.G5 " 812.50 VALUES- WORLD OP WHITE SPECIAL. . 1 TTp...,. 0.85 915.00 VALUES ' - WORLD OP WHITE. SPECIAL y .... . . .' V-.S . . .' S11.65 918.50 VALUES WORLD OP WHITE SPECIAL ?'.: fV. .'.-. . .'. 813.90 $22.fc0 VALUES WORLD OP WHITE SPECIAL '. $18.85 927.50 VALUES WORLD OP WHITE SPECIAL. . $20.00 Now Is tho Time- To buy your" granltewnre, 25 per cont discount. Buren & Hamilton. Tho Biggest AiTnlr Of tho year. Roljer Rink Thura day evening, Juno 18,' benefit M. W. A. band. Dance and musical pro gram. Ferry Working Tho ferry across the Willamette ,rlvor, which began operntlon at noon yesterday, worked successfully all afternoon with the exception of a slight accident, which was quickly repaired. New Hnysvillo School ' The taxpayers of Hnysvillo last night voted a 7-mlll tax to build a new two-room school house, OREGON ELECTRIC WINS OUT IN CITV COUNCIL We still continue for the rest of this week taking orders for La dies' Munslng Underwear at spe:lal pricea. For particulars inquire 4 at Underwear Deportment. -' Tomorrow's Big Sale Of'jfAuto Cloth) trade mark. Irish, Linen for making suits, skirts and Jackets. A Bale event which every woman Should attend. No Telephono Orders received On Salo at 8:30 Tomorrow Only at 16 2 yd You Will Bo Sorry If you don't attend the M. W. A. danco Thursday evening, Juno '18. Shad Shad 15c each. Halibut, 3 pounds for 25c, at Farrlngton'o, State Btrect grocer and mnrketraan. Y. M. C. A. Roller Tho big boiler for the Y. M. C. A. has been completed, and will bo operated at once. Willamette Truck Captain George E. Lowe was elected cap tain of the Willamette track team yesterday for itho season of 1908-09, to succeed Murray Shanks. You Will Ro Sorry If you don't attend the M. W. A. dnnco Thursday evening, June 18. NO PENALTY CLAUSE IN FRAN CHJSE RIOYCLE ORDINANCE PASSED ASSESSMENT GRADING ORDINANCES. VOTING CONTEST FOR GODDESS OF LIBERTY All this week .thoro will bo frea funds go Into thn r newspaper coupons published in this fundi, except $5n thni m Jn,J winning trousseau. AND Famous W. B. Corsets Ail broken HncB to 'close at Spa-, vc!al Reduced Prices;. . . Comfort for Men A now lino of Gotham Under wear In short sleovo shirts and kneo length drawers at World of Whito special prices. "HT ftuiasfL w&i lsjl&kv City News Wmtlkci Cloudy with probably , showers to. night and Wednesday, ' " When In Portland VlBit "Ha'.ls" now restaurant, 330 Wash. St., opposite Imperial hotel. griicro win Re no meeting of the M. W. A. camp Juno 18. Evory member is ex pected to report at tho Auditorium jrlnk on that date. W. W. Hill. V. C. T. A, Tumor, clerk. C-15-2t. A Gvat Inducement ' Don't Re Stingy To buy, removal Bale pi lefts on all Enjoy life. Como to tho Roller granltownro. Buren & Hamilton. j rink Thursday evening, June 18, '08. pretenses, one and one-half years, and Roxford Simpson, incest, three years. Tho RlggcAt Affair Of the year. Roller Rink Thura- dny evening,- Juno 18, benefit M. W, A, band. Danco and- musical pro gram. Don't Ro Stingy Enjoy life. Come to the Roller Tlnk Thursday evening, June 18, '08. , Fruit Preserving Season , "Is at hand, you will need a little granlteware, get our pricea on this ware. Buren & Hamilton. Prisoners Drought to Pen Sheriff Stevens of Multonmah county brought three prl oners to the penitentiary from Portland yes. terday, The prisoners are: George Bardjoy, burglary, fix year9, F. J, Brown, obtaining money under falso Notices of Election County Clerk Allen Is sending out notices of election to the successful candidates In tho recent election. The notices wfll be acknowledged by tho candidates, and returned to the county clerk, Hnrgnlni In granlteware at Buren & Hamilton's. Last High School Gnme Tho Inst .opportunity tho Snlein fans will have of seeing their cham pionship high school team in action this season will bo tomorrow nfter noon when tho Salem high boys meet tho Woodburn team of tho Trl-CIty lcaguo In. a game, on Willamette field, nt 3:30 p, m. Willamette Trustees Meet Tho meeting of tho board of trus tees or Willamette university waj hold In the university chapsl thli morning. Reports of tho various committee wero read, showing ex cellent progress in the affairs of tub Institution during tho past year. Tho report of tho committee on student attendanco showed itho enrollment; oxcIubIvo of art and theological stu donts, to bo G75. Chinaman Guilty Lo Chung, tho Chinaman who stolo several guns aud some other goods from tho store of John Molr on Commercial Btreet two weeks ago was brought up for final hearing bo foro Judge Webster nt 2 o'clock thin afternoon. Tho chargo was changed from burglary to petit larceny, to which the ColoBtlal pleaded guilty, P. II. D'Arcy appeared for Chung, and Walter C. Wlnslow represented tho state. SHOES FOR TENDER FEET footwear, we have not over looked tho shoe needs of the man or woman who want plain, 6olld comfort. We have a big trade In good, sensible soles exory Hue and every curvo speaks for comfort. And style are made of best oak-tan-While wo carry all the lat est and fcwellest shapes In Isn't sacrificed either, for they aro shapely and grace ful in outline. The soles ned leather, and every pair Is hand-sewed throughout. We Invito your attention to a special lino of these Comfort Shoes, Dr. Reed'8 Cushion So'ea. Wear one pair of. these shoes, and If you appreciate real comfort, we are sure you will be back for an other pair when they are gono. We hay alBo the celebrated Walk over Shoes in blucher, vals, Oxfords, in kid, tan and patent, all styleB, all prices, all sites. Alao C. P. Ford's Ladles' Shoes In all styles. LZA i ' JSBBBHr rcBBBBBBW iSBBBr aVBBBJNBBB I The Salem Shoe Store The Store Where, We Fit V. Supremo Court Decisions. Ruling of Judgo T, A. McBrldo In tho case of Richard Wills vs. tho Ne halem Coal company was reversed In an opinion by Cominlsisoner Slate, today. This case was appealed from Clatsop county and Involves a num ber of Interesting legal points In the law of corporations. The action was brought by the complainants against the company and Mrs, M. S, Cope land, promoter, to compel the latter to disgorge certain properties in the corporation which It was alleged had been acquired by Illegal means. The case of Louis Sommers et al vs. Charles A, Compton, which is a case Involving title to property, was reversed by Justice Eakln. The case was appealed from the ruling of Judge William Smith, circuit judge In tho county of Baker. Marlon County Probate. E. T. Barnes has been appointed administrator for tho estate of Mary L. Emmltt, deceased. W. W. Talt, T. Harper and George Landor, apralsers of the estate of Lottie Mc Keo, an Insane person, have filed their report, showing that the estate contains $1000 worth of real and $1124 worth of personal property. M. E. Pogue will argue the divorce of Parish vs. Parhh In tho supreme court tomorrow. Minnie Hottlnger hns been apt polnted administratrix for tho estate of A, Hottlnger, who died In Canada last year. The estate In Marlon county consists of $3000 worth of personal property. On. petition of J. s. Penebaker, guardian of Sarah J, Watt, an Insane With practically no opposition on the part of those who heretofore have bean adverse to the extension of further franchises to the Oregon Electric Railway company, tho coun cil last night reconsidered Its nctlon on tho franchise voted at tho meeting last Monday, Btruck cat tho penalty and forfeiture clnuso from the fran chise, substituted for it a clauso favorable to tho company, and pass ed tho amended franchise with but one dlscentlng vote. The nctlon of the .council last night evidenced a remarkable chango of attitude, scarcely any discussion following the amendments which wero Introduced and voted upon. Hardly had the meeting been called to order when a motion to reconsider tho vote of last Monday wa3 unani mously carried. After tho transac tion of some minor business Coun cilman Stoltz took up tho matter of the Oregon Electric Rnllwny com pany's franchise, the voto on which had been reconsidered enrly In tho evening. Ho moved that tho council resolve Itself Into a commltteo of tho whole, which wns carried, Councilman Eldrldgo moved that the last part or Bectlon 8 and tho wholo of section 0, relating to tho pennlty for tho violating of tho frnn chlso be stricken out. Ho then of. fered an amendment to tnko tho placo of section 9. The new section readB as follews: "Tho city council shall reservo the right nt any time to compel tho company to fulfill the provisions of thU franchho." Grqenbaum offered tho following amendment: "Tho city reserves tho right to fix by ordinance tho penalties for violation of any of tho provisions of tho franchise." Eldrldgo amended this by substi tuting tho word "fines" for ponal tles. Grcenbaum consented .to this, and this nmondment was carlred. Attorney Jphn C. McNary nddrcsf ed tho council on tho subject,. He said. "I had hoped that this matter was settled at the last meeting, but managor Talbot informs mo that the company cannot accept tho frnnchlse with this pennlty clauie in It. It is into regnruing tins company as a criminal, and suspecting It of not fulfilling Its part of tho franchise. Tho financiers of the company say that with n ..forfeiture claiiBO In tho franchise, they cannot accept It. "The forfelturs clause is not c business proposition. To ask this company to accept a franchise where by tho owners are obliged to sur render their property absolutely If for any reason within the next 20 years one of tho employes should leave a car on the tracks longor than half an hour In unjust. You would n't ask any business man to accept such a proposition. With such n clause in the franchise the company cannot sell their stock. I didn't un derstand" the situation when I con sented to thh clause last week. But I understand It now, and I hope you will understand it in the samo woy." A voto was then 'taken on El drldge's original amendment, and It was carried. The franchise as It now stands contains no penalty clause. The bill was then read tho third time and passed. Rleyclo Ordinance, The committee on ordinances rec ommended that the bicycle ordinance referred to U be not passed, but sub' mltte'l an nmendment under which bicycles riding on sidewalks should be prohibited on the south side of all streets running east and west, and on the west side of all streets run ning north and south, except on the portion o'f Court street between Church and Twelfth street and on Church street between Mill and Mission street. It also made un lawful the riding of bicycles In any public park and on .the sidewalks of any paved street. Tho report of tho committee was adopted and the amended bill was carried to the third reading and passed, Other Proceedings. The assessment ordinance for the will be papsr for nominating a GoddeBB ofiB01Uetl to Uio wlnninu itu T.lbprtv mif tliom mif n,i ,. wnrds her troiinf-n.. ,ua, to- .,..,,. w.. . v,.v ., IUIC JUU1 choice until Saturday night. When tho nominations aro made next woek there will bo an election, at which balloting will take placo at nil tho popular resorts, at five cents per ballot for a Goddess, arid tho nomember, nil this week frpo , , lts Hi The Capital j0 i f " week until Batimi,... ..".." "tlOp. ., thebatttoSS? w raw t. elect tho nominrtn .. rw ..... ... "' "w "ve cent.- v.... uui me coupon and vote n. . popular resorts around towT ' BALLOT FOR FREE CONTEST FOR uuuutw ur LIUtRTY One vote for- In nomination contest for Salem Fourth of July Celebration, gles, tho street sprinkler, for erirlnk ling nround Wlllson nvenuo. The report wns adopted. j In tho matter of tho romonstrnnco of the Oregon Electric Railway com-J pnny to tho proposed Improvement; on Broadway, .tho committee report ed that it had mado a thorough in! vostlgatlon, and hnd found there wni I no agreement between the city and the company as to tho grading of Broadway that tho grndo on Broad way wbb correct and .thnt tho com pany Blibuld bo required to place their tracks on tho established grades on thnt Btreet. Tho remonstrance to the Improve ments wn3 rc-rend In connection with the report, nlso tho report of City Engineer Pnrrott, who said that the grado on Brondway was correct, and thnt tho grado established by tho railroad company on North High Btreet was too high. PnrroU rec ommended the lowering of. tho trestle one and one-half feet over North Mill creek. He thought how- over tlmf It would not be necessary to do this Immediately. A plan of the rnllrond on Bfbnd way and on High streot wns sub mitted, showing tho present grndes, and tho proposed grades along fthe line. Councilman Stoltz moved thnt tin report of .tho committee bo adopted, and that the grades of Engineer Til mon ba made tho permanent grado. Tho report wbb adopted. A petition from several property owners along tho Mill creek in East Salem was read. Tho potltion asked for the services of tho city englnoor to establish a grado to aid them In mnklng ditches to drain their prop erty, which for several wcoks of tho year Is under water. Dr. Stelner nd dressed .thocouncll on tho matter and advised "'that tho council act fa vorably upon tho petition. Tho pott, tlon waB referred to the street com mltteo. The controversy over tho Englo hart sidewalk In South Salem was In definitely postponed. MONSTER BENEFIT DANCE MThAe3Sir'W1.A.wlliBlvoadanco tho Auditorium rink next Thursdir night, Juno IS, at 8:30 o'clock The floor will ho In excellent condition and music will be furnished by Mc Elroys' and tho M. W. A. band Everything will bo done to make the occnslon, one to be remembered. An excellent program ot musical num. hers and illustrated songg will be given. Fifty cents nlmlsiloft m be charged, nnd the prccecdi win b used to purchnso uniforms for the M. W. A. band, which will play here on tho Fourth. Tho band has only been organized a short time- but by their splendid music have- already won a high plnco among the raw. cal organizations of this city. Erery one who wants a good time, and il so good music on tho Fourth, a( the Cherry Fair, nnd other occailons should bo present. PKHSO.VAIi Alonzo Wheeler and family hare returned to Eugene niter a visit tits frlendB at Salem. f Miss Alma Holmes of Astoria left for her homo Monday, after a visit with Mrs. B. T. Vnn Do Car on Union street. Mrs. Albert Mlckcl Is a guest at E. Eckerlen's residence. MIsb Allco E, Ituncorn of Port land Ib visiting relatives In this city. Mayor Rodgers went to Portland on business this morning. Ho will return tonight. MONEY TO LOAN TH03. K. FORD Over Ladd & BuPh's Bank, Sale, Or Tim Tnnttnr nf n nw ilnp-ontohnr ordlnanco wa3 refsrred to ordinance . NofWlcb Union ritt I person. Judge Scott Issued an order Improvement of Broadway was pass yesterday permitting the guardian to ed without discussion, loan $900 from the funds of the es-' The committee on bills reported. tate. committee. Manager Page, of tho Portlan.1 Railway, Light & Power company wns granted the right to take off the depot car service and Increase tho Yew Park service to a 10-mlnute car. Paving assessments wero put through on State street, on High street between Stnto and Court, and crosswalks were ordered built over Elghtsenth and Nineteenth on Ne braska. A bill appropriating $000 for the Improvement of the fair grountfr road wns passed. The bill for the paving of Commer cial street from Trade to Center was passed. Estimated cost $37,274.40 o FARM EHS TELEPHONE OFFICIALS TO ORGANIZE A meeting U called for all direc tors and trustees of farmers tele phone lines at Salem, city hall, Sat urday, Juno 20th, at 2 p, m., for the purpose of forming an organization for mutual benefit. WM. GOODRICH, President Chemawa Mutual Tele phone Company. 0-10-3t o . Allies Will Concentrate. Authoritative statements have Just been made to the United Press that the "allies" have decided to with draw the names of all presidential Just Received We nave Jut re ceived the second .Mpment those fine fancy mbrellaMIDh canopy tops for runabout!. Jiiwn ti:, Lewis & Staver, J-L. Oil for Sprinkling-Get your order IB for a dmm of oil fori prtoJ the street In front of your J donce where the street H dou not come. Order of M U Lewis & Staver. Z Lo.t-A Pair oTrlmmcdjJJ. e., in black "CJ ' 18th and State itreet W ' house, Monday night. Fiw turn to Journal for rWJ, For Jtent-C-rTolnlri15 North Cottage. candidates excepting La FoJIetto ana J . - . gojd.rluiiJed W T-Ti.fr, no l,afn,A iha first llflllOl. ! " """ icA retUJB " Hughes and La Follette both were, asked to withdraw but refused. This, done it is practically certain that' the nomination of Taft will not be unanimous. Insurance SocWy Frank Meredith, Resident AKt Office with Win. Brown & Ce., No 29 Commercial street. NEW TODAY Wants d nt Once From "00 t $500, the best of collateral Kcur- ltv to offer. Address u 1,-- nal office. G-lHf- ' ..I. ipaSe returs glasses, nnow .. g4(..3t 658 Center ai. ,-LU m iiv . ,-lr.ar DCU "' Lost-BiacK "' pieatse -gojd buckles. Fnaer 6.l64t turn to Journal uw- de. U. f J unfavorably on the bill of D. M. Rug- election system. ... I I! ! .1 I ' 1 -. M. Hyashlda, chelfd secretary of Kindling wQ. the Japnese house of commons, has Jlwen Box t -',- fer M r left for'ihli country -W ttTdV our South Salem, 50 ce factory.