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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1908)
& ' .', o DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SAMpI, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17. 100 World 6f Mite Specials Indies' Tailored Suits of this Season's Newest Styles' nt Spcclnl Prices. " ' Z t. ' 950.00 VALUES '"($ ' would or witiTp special. . .....; $23.85 :y :' ? $12.00 VALUES . ' WOULD OP WIlTE SPECIAL. . t . '.' .'.,. . 937.50 VALUES . WOULD' OP WHITE SPECIAL, ." ...;'.. ...'... $80.00 VALUES : ''' ' . C. ..'' -. . ' $21.25 $18.75 WOULD OP WHITE, SPECIAL. . .-r. ... . '.;. . . . V. . . . 15,00 . wr - . Sinn's AH-Wool Suits Tailored by -MnstcrlInnd9.''Evcry, stilt In the IIouso Included 1h litis sale; ' V " ''" ,",""" " 910.00- VALUES ' " . ( t , WORLD OP WHITE SPECIAL r. . ... i $7.G5 912.50 VALUES WORLD OP ."WHITE SPECIAL. . ...:,. n ": ' ,,. .-.--.. t . $9.85 915.00 VALUES ' . . ., WORLD OP WHITE SPECIAL K' ' ''' "' ' ? ' ' $11.65 918.50 VALUES ' ' ' ' WORLD OP WHITE SPECIAL u . . j1 . ;' , $13.00 1 -". " , 9S2.50 VALUER ( V U '" VV WORLD OP WHITE SPECIAL. . '"! . ". ; ". vV' . .,.'. ....... S18.85 . . . " ' i ' ' - 927.50 VALUES WORLD OP WHITE SPECIAL .".-. v $20.00 - Wo still continue for the rest, of this week .taking. orders for Ln dies' Munslng Underwear nt special price. For particulars Inquire At Underwear Department, " t u.' Today's Big-Sale Of (Auto Cloth) trndo mark. Irish Linen for- making suits, skirts and Jackets. A Bale event which every woman jshpuldnttond. . ' .1' . -& 2 yd Douglas County Tax The state treasurer this 'morning received a chirek for $8000 from Douglas county to apply on. tho sec ond ha,lf of tho state -tax payment of that county. "Woman Suffrage Again Attorney General Crawford thli morning received a letter from Mrs. Bbblgnll Scott D.unnhvay of .tlvP Ore gon Stato Equnl SMffrngo association, Inquiring as to tho date of Iho elec tion in 1010, and asking that tho question of woman suffrage be placed on the ballot. The election for 1910 will, bo on November S, when tho suffrage question will bo voted upon for tho fourth time in Oregon. T ' Viol iUn T7.ircnnln.i And. enjoy ,a. good laugh.. Salem's, newest, mm most up lo'unic moving picture show. BURENAND HAMILTON ARRESTED No Telephone Orders received On Snlo at8J30 Today Only at FMRDAIHFDVf .FMRPrUnFRVf 4IIUI.VI!!... . . . v..... . SUCH AN AVALANCHE OP SNOW WHITE ELEGANCE, AN, KVENT NEVER BEFORE IN SALEM. OWING TO OUR BUYING; FACILITIES WE HAVE JUST SECURED A SNAP IN, WHITE ESM BROIDERIES POR OUR WORLD OP WHITE BALE, EDGINGS, ALLOVERS AND HANDS, VALUES UP TO 91.50 A YARD, THINK OF IT, POR ONLY ..... W i i-. (. a yard DUY ALL YOU WANT, PROHAIILY NEVER AGAIN CAN WE SECURE SUCH A SAVING OPPORTUNITY POR OUR CUSTOMERS BEE COURT STREET WINDOW DISPLAY. All Trnfllc ' ' And passage, across-' tjio" fMaln steoHbrldge and foot bridge Is sus pended By order of C. P. Royal. Snloin Military Hand t; , Will give a concert tonight In WUUon avenue If. the .weather per mits. ... n PERSONAL Rev. Edw. Cantwell, C. S. S. It., of Portland-, wild attended 'the Sacred Heart academy cdmmencement last evening and delivered tin", address tu tho students, left this afternoon for hi3 home, MIs3 Florence C. Moore, a niece of Rev. Father Moore, who has been attending Sacred Heart academy, has left for her home In Rupert, Ida ho. Miss Shea and .Miss Dorgan of Al bany, attended the graduating oxer clses of Sacred Heart aca.dc.my hjcro last night. i Rev. Wm. Mc Gee, 'pastor of Rose burg, who attended the commence ment exorcises of Sacred Heart acad emy la3t night, returned to.hls homo today. .', Lou FlBher, the real 5stntcmnn, went to Marlon today. P. L. Flsliback of Monmoujh, was In tho city today making arrange ments for an exhibit at tho cherry fair. George L. Schrolber, of Chicago, arrived today to Join his family who located here a month ngo. ' He Is an nrchlttct and artistic decorator by profession. ?N Mrs. Wllholm nnd Ronald Denned Joined tho Salem colony n, Newport today. ,? Attorney Claire Inmnn went to Al bany today to try some cases before Judgo Galloway. i o . 0. L. T. Brown of Dos Mplne. Iowa, an lnmranco man, dropped dead while r?adlnt; a Jotter from Sonator Dolllvor, In which the. latter stated he did not want the vlco pres idential' nomination. . n " The name-; of those Indicted in Iho government's action ngnlnst ttre New York cotton exchnngo will be kept secret until after the nrrosto. Governor Magoon, of Cuba, savs that all Is quiet there and all Is In readiness for turning the island over to tho local authorities. o Tho work of overhauling tho big fleet before Its departure for Hono lulu Is being rushed at Mare Island navy yard. Max 0. Duron and C. S. Hamilton, members of tho Arm of Buren & Hamilton, nnd owners of tho Wooden building on Liberty streets, wet-o demolished by the city council, were arrested at 4l30 o'clock yesterday by Chief of Police Gibson, tot alter ing and changing the bntlldtug .In do flnnce of the city ordinance, Chief Gibson last evening found a crew of men at work on tho build ing, raising It to tho street grade. As tho chief had alrendy been In structed two weeks ago to sco that this structure as woll as others was ,i demolished witnin uo days, no im mediately swore out a wnrrant ror tho arrest of tho ownofs and served it on tho two furniture men. The' complaint, approved by tho mayor, and signed by Gibson nVprl vato prbBocutor, states that "Max 0 Duron and C. S. Hamilton aro ac cuped In this' complaint of the crimp of changing and altering a wooden building within the flro limits of th city of Snlem, nnd then, nnd tlloro being, did and there wrongfully and unlawfully chnngo and niter a wood en huljd'ng within tho limits of tho clty-pf- Salem,-witho.ut and against the consoht hud permission of tho common council of said city." Buren & Hninllton nt once retain ed C. L. AtcNary afr thf Ir nttomey. He telephoned to Recorder Moof.cs and asked whether It would bo nee essnryior hls.cllents to appear In t)io police court. Ho wns told that 'I, would hot, nnd this morning he wen! down to the city hnll to talk tho mat ter over with Moores. McNary said that he wold proceed at .once to gat out, nn Injunction restraining the city from interfering with the work of re modeling, the former Celestial abode. No dnte has been set for tho hoar ing, because, as Moores said, the pro ceedings of tho'city court will have to cohio'lo a Btop. Attorney McNary, when soon th's morning snld, "Tho city Is trying to conflTnte private proport.v, which they have ijo right to do. Tho build ing In questlojt-lrnot unsightly: nnd' It Ib In good repair. Tho council will not nllow the'Wtiors to rnlso It or to repaint I. and we are golijg. to tet tho validity "of th?" ordinance. " Mr. Puren said; .."We don't -want to mnke any 'froublo, but wo don't propose to let this thing pnss. Tho Jolt and sills are In good cttndl- f.tlon.',' j , i ' McNary has tnc injunction papon rarly completed, "nnd they will probably be filed this afternoon. to MARRIED iONRS-GAFFORD At the mlnls-tpj-'s residence, Snlem, Oregon. Juno 17, 1008, nt 10 a. m Mis Ruby Gafford to Mr. William Vlr ' gll Jones, Rov. P. S. Knight ofllcl atlng. Both young people nra residents of Salem, City News No no Excel "Wisconsin" refrigerators In ; points thnt go to ninko worthy re frigerators. Wo sell them, Tho House Furnishing Co. Lemon Home Hurglni'iml Burg'nrs broke into the homo of Ton Lemon, painter, on Commercial t streot near the North Mill creek and j secured many vakiablo articles, I among which were much Bilverwnro and n music box. The police havo been unable to locate any of the stolen property. TVather Cloudy with prolirtbly showers to. Might ami Thursday; wimuvr Thurs. When In Portland Visit "Halls" new restaurant, 330 tVush, St.; opposlto Imperial hotel. llHildlng Reinodvlh'd lll1 Concert Tonight The lower floor of the brick build McElroy'g band will play on Comr ing owned by tho Turner heirs on merclal street this evening the Commercial street between Trade weathsr permitting, and Stato etreots, is being romodclod. nd will bo couverted Into a first- Stolo HlcycU cla store room, and will bo occn- a man giving the nniho of Fred pled by W. P. Royelis, the butcher, nottomely was arrested by Olllcer ' Murphy Monday night for attempt- It Takes Ice ' S to steal a bicycle belonging to , To cool any refrlgorator but It Col. Olmstead. He will remain In ! takes more to cool :ome than it me cjiy prison penning runner de takes to cool others. "Wisconsin" velopments. refrigerators Mo their work with small ico consumptlca. Tho House MothodUts Return Furnishing Co, A party of 1C young people of. tho Leslie Methodist church, and tho Thero Will minister and his wife, have returned Be no meeting of the M. W. A. from Silver Creek falls, where they camp Juno IS, Every member Is ex- snnt several days In fishing and pected to report at the Auditorium recreation. ': . rink on that de.e. W, W. Hill, V. C. F. A. Turner, e'erk. C;15-2t. Mnn-lago LIcoiko "" " 'A marriage license wnj Usued this W Put You morning, to William V, jQne, age In pofsfs Ion of the bqsjt refrlgcra- 21, na-1 MUs Ruby Gatford, age 22, tore nn at a minimum cost. The both of Salem. House Furnishing' Co. ' . i . i This la the Time Indian CoinmlsNloiu'i llee . ' Of year to con strawUej-rlea, don't F, E. Leupp, of Washington, D, wait until they are gone. Order your C, commissioner of Indian affair:, supply from J. M. Lawrence, phone has cppiploted a- two days visit at 311. Chenmwn. He will visit all tho In- -. . - -. dian schooljj of tho weit. . xjrj- Home ' Manufactured flour and eee If it McMahon (?nies Honu I rn',t ns good ,as tho best, Wild Rtoe Atoruey L, H. McMahon return- fs.41fe bra'ud,-remember ll for your ed from Sah Francisco yesterday. , next order, I ?T - Whn I iThev Aro Walt lK I Soft better veoceajau tlHnk . p, "" For a chance 'to please, you, phone tV4miMttVkVref rfgeratoH. H 'The ?n order tp SteAjslpff Bros, meat House Furnishing Co. market andikMtlsfled customer THIS WEEK BY SPECIAL REQUEST Return of GRACE DE KOVEN Psychometrist, Clairvoyant, Palmist, Mental Scientist Her extraordinary psychic power combined with a superior knowledge of tho occult sciences enables her to reftd the human life with unerring nccurocy from Infancy to old ngo. Her powers are wojidocful and Indis putable; her advice is alwnyB re liable;, her Information clear, con cise and to the point In love, court ship, marriage, divorce, business Eales, wills, patents, Journeys, pen sions, Investments, speculation, renl estate, land nnd lumber enls, oil nnd mining claims, etc., etc. Hours 9-9. Today and tomorrow fee 50c to 11,00. Office and private reception rooms centrally located, next door to Elks' hnll. Phono 832, 200 North Liberty St., 260. Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society' Prnnk Memllth, Resident Agent. OKlco with Wm. Brown & Co., No 29 Commercial Bret. NEW TODAY j I Whntfd nt Once From $100 to $500, tho be6t of collateral secur ity to offer. Addre33 G 10, Jour nal office. C-ll-tf "or Sale Several houses In Salem and farm 'ands at a bargain. Cap ital National Bank. 6-1-eod "UNIVERSITY OF OREGON SUMMER SESSION J UN1S K3 TO JULY 31. 1008 3onr In lllology Chf mutry, Education, EoclUh l.ltcralurf, Qrruikn, Krrncfi, Spanlth, IlUiory, UaUieaiatlca, l'liyvica. Kull corp of Jcttructom. 8PKCIAI. COimSKS IN KAfH UIU'AUTMK.NT FOH TUAClltXW For cuulo.'ue o llr thn ueisTftAS, uiiYiisur or otiaoi, iti, oitwm VOTING CONTEST FOR GODDESS OF LIBERTY All tht$ week there will be free i .vTSiuicr (juuh)ii (Hiuusneu in mis papjr for nominating a Goddess of Liberty. Cut them out and vote your choice until Saturday night. When the nominations are rnadi next week there will be an election, at which baUotlng will take place at all the popular resorts, at ftve cents per bnlot . (or a .Gdddess, and th funds go Into the Fourth of July fund?, except $50 that will be pre sented to the winning candidate, to wards her trousseau. Jlemember, all this week free bal lots In The Capital Journal, Next week until Saturday night, June 27 at 10 p. ra the battle will rage to elect the nominee at Ave cents per. Cut out tho coupon and vote at any popular resorts around town. BALLOT FOR FREE CONTEST f OR GODDESS OF LIBERTY. ' QhevQlefor- Ir Romlnatlon contest for Salem Fourth of July Cefebralloa. MEMBER 54TO0iGRWits npuunmionus rc-ru-iui ZZrrrr! -" A . . V f 1 .I 1 .TCI O J."AV . J V.I .' a1 V Vf. r V. 1- V V A M. ' J. ij ITT TTT f S&SggtGSt 6 HX$0lMJfX?5BPfgff&Jt ssstexgtsrefgtviriys: HON. W. t. ANDREWS. Nobragka han fuVuUhed.to our National Congress some ot tho brlghtet mlndi that liavo ovor adorned that great national legIlaturo. Men of pmh wd flre mon of g.ront QtAturlcaJ and Intcllootuol rcourccH, mon who have done much to shupo tho doritlulcs of tho gronW-cfttorn scotion of our country, Among thcjo modorn statdmon of that veratllo, American type, UHod.W E. Andrews, of Hastings, Nobraska. Hon. Andrews was formerly VlPriMBi ot Hustings Col logo, and established an excellent record as apromu'.gitoiof tmbllt odtteatlou hoforo ho Iwcamo a momber of Congress. Speaking of Peruna,bmi I ' cheerfully recommend the preparation, Peruna, j a a healthful tonic and a successful remedy lor ca : turrh in its various forms. "--Hon. W. E. Andrews. Hon. Thomas Calo, who wiis elected to Congress from Alaska, Is well known on tho Pacific slopo, whore ho has re sided. Ills Washington address is 1312 Ninth stroot, N." W., Washington, D.O. Congressman Calo writes of 1'erubat I can eheorfully recommend Toruna s a very ofllclont remedy forc6ugbs and colds." Borne pooplo profor to take tabloU rather than to tako medicine In a fluid form'. Such pooplo can obtain Peruna tablets, which roriresont tho medicinal Ingredients ot Porana. Each blot is equivalent to ono average doso'ofPotuna. Hon, 0. Slomp, ConRreMra&n Urn Virginia, whoso home ftddreti t Blj Stono Gap, Va., wrlten "I can eheorfully lay thttlbtTetsfd your valuablo romedy, Pcrnn,, Hh' beneficial remit, nnd cm bd!h4iv Ingly recommoml your remedy to bj friends as an invigorating tonkiMu offcctlvo and permanent curt (' tarrh. Mr. Hois Craig, Fork Vt1,TMibid catarrh of the head for two ynn uA had abandoned all hope of beisgeand, but to hi surprise rrtui mti Ma sound and woll, rM i n i n--n--H 1 1 u MONEY TO LOAN,! THOS. K. FORD Ovor Ladd & Bush'a Bank. Salem. Or 4-H4 r i mi i HiiniUHHHiiM RED CROSS PHARMACY RED CROSS PHARMACY X LICENSED TO SELL BEER AND ALL SPIRITUOUS LIQUORS IN PACKAGES V fl. I ":M CROSS BHAR'ACY. ' RED CROSS PHARMACY ' I I 1 I lVl I I I I I I 1 llW4411Hm uiinmiimitimiinii tHWimwm mm Do Some Boosting SALKM WANTS A FULf' rXI FORMED BAXPJ 4X0 ij T,lAT IlELIVEKS THE GOODS. BUY A TICKET FOR THURSDAY EVEN- 'iXG'S BENEFIT., PROCEEDS TO buy rxiFonsip for m. av. a. HANI), IVAN MARTIN, DIRECTOR. TICKETS FOR SAP AT PATTOX'S, M'GILCHRlST'Si Vp' AXD WATERS' CIGARISUtORES, AIO ANDERSONS' AND OEORGE .MY-ERS'-BARBER SHOPS. THIS IS A FAMILY AFFAIR. JOIN .att'd IllilWIWIUfcWHi a i . t-MK I IKlJvL ''II j - lis wJ4 il oe- ' kf