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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CATI TAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON. TUESDAY, JULY. 14, 1008 fl anmiiiiniiii 1 1 .. Nothing weak or waning about this sale-no diminishing of values, no con tracting of assortment, no decrease of bargains--the event is in its prime, flourishing and thriving. Tomorrow Only 'Your Choice of ICO Genuine Taffeta Silk Petticoats. rioMonnow only HALF PRICE HI' & SHOES at radically reduced prices Ladles' High Shoe, Blucher Cut, stylo No. 315; regunr ?3.00 vaue fj ? July Clearings pC,JJ Style No. 260 Dluchor Cut, 12.50 q values July Clearings p I O Ladles' Black Oxford. No. 1200; , - Q $2.50 values July Clenrlngs. . . . Ip I .O 'Ladle' Black Oxfords, No. 1220, ', J2. CO values; Extra Special to q-a g cloie . i ) I 33 Ladles' Tan Oxfords, No. 1351, regu , ,. ular $3.60 valuos. Special $d5 Ladlos' Tan Oxfords, No. 137, regu- ., lar $3.50 values. Special J25 Ladles' Tan Gordon Ties, rogular 3.00 values. Special $1.78 Men's Canvas Shoos and Oxford i, Kxtra Special (M 'jA Men's Oxfords In Patent Colt, Kid & . and Tan, regular $3.50 nnd $4.00 and $5.00 values, Special, .SIU.H.". .- q $!l.in nml . ; 3JOD that marv : " i ..'. i tnl.vrlnth nf wild D k KKCD JL without being thrilled by it. DAIlM-ll Instantly your thoughts fly to the of the UOIOGHUU, ud I PROGRAM FOR FAIR OrlU urojia eic. - . . t llm la ' three side?, Is not tne .tnins mm , so profoundly impressive. It is tne T,p 0l.nl,d program for ule C depth, the breadth, and the awful Fnlr A,,1IcnPs j Fu 1c !, ... . .1.. .. nt m Inndl ' TVlIdncss 01 uie w-- ' " . . . 1--.1. TJnfnrrt voll. Grand Canyon of the Colocauo, as oninf Rnhlinie. only this seen Hum i "- - Is In miniature. The fact that you otnnrl on a sharp pomi, iruni ".v .... i.i .irnna njppniv nwny on . 1 i1. .titnrr Ml !pto which you look. Before you, Free Carnival Attractions. into wnicn i'u " -- iirco ennuvai Attractions and on either hand, there stretch 10.00 n mtBnn00n n8 . " .. - noa nf mpced chasms, ' . ., .,, .. ... .... ,on' miles upon miles of ragged cnasms, 3.30 nnd 7.30 m.gild divided and wntled In by a tnousann , f t f , , ui ... - i i...llHA(.na ntlrl .'. 3:30 and 8:00 p. m. High act In front of big tent. Thursday, July ifl. , f W-"i n ' We have the largest stock of shoesuntlries in the Willamette Valley-Shoe Section L rxvik -----m ,1 -tmtm -i fantastic cliff, nnd buttresses, and . ... i I... llinf cfnli- domes oi naiseu inwujmu n..k -- borniy ueiy me ior " ,. - , Thursday, July lo refuBe to crumble down. In several m r m. Balloon nscenMon Places mere art- . - --- 10:00 n m. Baseball, Unlver.it. architecture that remind one of the d iverlt7 ..,..., .....t.. .!, nhlnn. These I ruu,1U8' ruiuuu caus " i"- - -- io:00. n. m. to 2:00 p, m am bare walls are mostly o gray ear h, judges Vaf4' not rock, and the carving of them' m.-Panulo; arrival of tti has been most strangely done, t I , W ol th, only when you c'lmb among them m rrmn1 ,' .n,i Mi fiinm that the 'wonders of .-.". : -"" """ " "- AMilrnqPK nt wennmn 1. r. . . .. . -w v "fWAUL, I! V 1flA. erosion are xuiiy renveaieu. no,,or f ""'' ' The hard, dry earth has most stub- ,a.c0' .V?0?.80" ' or. c,t.y. ? J. , i ..i.. -.l.tA.i i. .i iltsttiincrrntlntr no- ouriuj rcsiMcu ii isi-i"-o - tion of water, wind, heat ana coiu, and there are hundreds ot earth cliffs nearly as smooth and as .per pendicular as " tile brick walls of Harlem. t .11. in. n xDllmntn tlio Intnl drnn of these bad lands from the plateau j to fhfi wntors of Snow creek, but I ' think It Is about 800 feet. wt 4l.n flfcf mnntnnfo nf Bnnll- liAiin.l nnllilni ntld nMOVA Vnil hCTlfl to pick out the geography of what r H..1 it.it H. Albert for Board of Trajj' by Aug Huckcnsteln for n,. nOR Mnn's T.oncno 1... t .. 11 Gilbert for Marlon County Hjr. ticulturnl Society, by jja Clnud Gatch.for Salem nw en's Club; responses by leadlnj I ciifnjr limn irom nn parts of th I state. 3:30 p. m.- Slide for life from tn of court lioueo, high wire act la front of big tent; carnival attrao uons, nig lent opposite court lies before you. You see thnt thy1 JUBe' I axis of all this wild waste of carved, 7:? P- . Band concert and elng. j and furrowed earth Is the level and '" on e,enc cars. - .. S:00 n. m.- 31 tin for iifn. 1.1.1. vnrv narrow vnllev of Snow creek. whlrh romeit down from the west. I You can easily trace its course east ward to the point whore It liends rul (RAILROAD City News i foreman . a. y j mii-- W ghowcm tonight or UIncMUy. Clwrry I'ulr MhIhi The Una moetlng of the Cherry Fair commlttco will bo held tonight I'tiltSO.VAIi ARRESTED MerclwHt Take ohoi irk. it . .... . .ivfciim cuiciniicd the .. . . ftatchouso star, on Wlllamotto flold !.,.0,r!, ,he V"0. ,n fronl of ,he Wtt . iMt ovenlnif, tho final woro being B lr , . "l ",0 .".,er or H,Kh nn,i ?JJ3!.r -' lta. -- ard! " ,n IOremaU W"im-.. jrlth a ruivh and rcKlitorod ieht . Mr' Wa,t hn" ,)0en btM"k the oro tho canltoli had beJui. r or.MTml da' nnl '" "" de Miss Anna Wood, of Eugene, is p guest at tlio Houston residence for n few days. Morris Kllnger and dnitghter, Bertha, went to Mt. Angel today. O. H. Montihelmer and party of Iowans from Prlmghar have arrived to locate at 8alem. Mrs. S, A. Robinson, who hns hpoti rliltlng Mrs. C. W. Simon, hns re- " " Ch flrfit:C"M f turned to her home in Portlnn.i. n. Konl. Sclmusplelhaus. Tho fued between Mrs. Watt and the OrOCOn Elect r In rnmnnnv rnnin ' ".miuK .Mr. u, w. simon, tins re- t,.,., ,, . " ," v' "" l"u tn n nll.n.v .. m.nn -..... ... '. . ..... . HOVn SclinilBnlplhn no Tl,nl .v.. u .. wnA i,i lu.do uciuck mis tunica 10 ncr nome in rortlnjid, nc- . uw UJt mornlnB whun the railroad crew cut companled by her slater. Mrt, Ellra J?" thenteri vroxca a great success Uo.,o1rf.1onto,,1,oW.,1.?."... T " ,""' ""r'"..0.1 I'l" ,-- - ii o. ui.il iiiiirit 1m Tlin Stage In Germany. When the poet, Herr Adolf L'Ar rciigo, In company wIMi some prom inent actors, founded the Deutsche uioater in 18S2 at Berlin tho general verdict was that this ventnrn destined to ruin within the first few years. P-.pie doubted whether in tho capital of tho German empire there was room enough for a rival of such a first-class theater n tho That the wire net; cnrnlvnl attractions, big tent. Two performances dally at big tent, rain or shlno. Friday, July 17. Mies Mildred Rhodes hns roMirnori from n visit to Miss Grace Fawk at boforo tho capltoli had begun 19 fy. foward tho Inttor part of W kwo however, tho Statehouio ksach got busy nnd at tho end of Ifca alnth Inning had four runs to Kafir credit. Iro riierrx Cumanli W ---.- Ww, ... V termination not to have It ilPRtrnv.i ho was upheld both by the mayor and tho park board. This morning Mayor Rodgers sent Sneclnl Pnli. man Welch to tho place with orders not to allow the foreman to cut down tho treo without tho perml. Mammoth borrio.. wii,i i.i.Mbi ,lon r th0 P"rk board, and without rl, lonnbrrl', blnckcapi and red rr22iiRJ0-an aK"nt w'th Mrs. raipberrles, a. Irvln. Phono CC aK ,n ,ho "mtter 0' romponijtHa ' I for tho treo. 1CHN llallmul lYanrhiMw. Rondmnitor P. W. Prahl, who I. Tho special committee from tho !," chnrKC of tho work' rJ to 4y council met last ovonlng with t t0 ,ho ordw nn(l 8all, ,hft ho ih reprosontatlves of tho Portland wou'11 ,iavo ,l'0 treo r,,,0Vfl nt once Jlallway, LlRht A power company w,,nout tlK to nn agreement dlMutftd. tho matter of tho re- wUh nn'boJ'' "" ordered his men tWoa of tho etroctcar francblio The'10 ,,rocot'J wllh the work. Wdch Mnllteo will report at tho council1 thwo,,,,on nrmU,(1 rnhl. nnd while weetlng next Monday. w,e Pomnn was taking him Into BUMuuy, me construction gang made qu'ck work of falling the shade tree. Prnal was ordored to nppoar bo- Jtn't It Wrtlt While To bo latlifled with your grocoN . m. iiwronctf ealliriua hU cut " " umwrrn 10 nppoar uo tomer for ho tells tho best grycor-' fore U, "a,lcc iu,,Ke ftt 10 o'doclt Iff at rcunoiifllilo iirii. t,.v... 1 tomorrow mornlnir. whan n hanrtn.. ruT Commorclnl and Forry streets Vn tho C08 wUI btt ha,!- Prahl y Umt ho will tooiiro bonds far the H htn Vim Itomt TM Stop and Uilnk what It inta ity to hnvo home Imlniirl Henry Stenstroni. a clerk nt Wellor BroB,, has taken n vacation trip to Auona, enlue and Portland. Mrs. W. J. Culver nnd sister. Mm Sherman and daughter Vlnn. hnv gono to Wllholt Springs for nn out ing. Mrs. C. W. Renner of Portland, a alitor-ln-lnw of Governor Chamber- """1 ' viminR wun .Mrs. c. D. Sbel ton of this city. Mrs. Harriett Orr of Clearfield, Pennsylvania. Is visiting with Mr. W. 8. Mott of this city. Mrs. E, J, Sherman and dnuchtan Mrs. W. J. Culver and Vina, -have gono to Wllhok Springs for anout- uig or nuout six weeks. 0 Bad breath has nrobnblv hrnvr off moro matches than bad temper, and that's a good many. The best euro for bad breath Is the tonic-lax-atlve.Laue's Family Medicine. portnnt was the new style of dm- nlirnnHv nnrMitvnnl nnrl rnntf Info the Missouri, parallel with the la8t.10:00 " " Inspection of exhibit eight miles of Hell creek. In tho' nt Pnvlllon. creek bottom there Is a sinuous.1530 P m. DnBobnll nt Unlvonlty string of cottonwood troos. nBnona' srounds. nnd willow brush. W. T. Hornnday,,3500 " m. Band concert at pavll- Im D..II.HA. I IOn. a. Mwa.w.... Twenty-fl e Cents Is the Price of IVace. The terrible Itching and smarting, InrMnnt in rnrtnln cVIn Atcnnetta a n!mot lntnnt'v nllnyed by apply- inn rhnmhA. flln'n D.Iha TIhIaa or b WUUUIU1.-11UIU o aiiitv. it ill-, iii cents For sale by Dr. Stone's drug iure. 0 malic art for which It led the way. E eS0?. Ut7T u'ii.uiikl- COmUinCd mo n..vnnnt. Tnlnn nt tinfrlsvllln v ir v . -- --- -........ (,vo 1 -. u. .in. lie .nil.. ,1, 1, ,VVVf nt 4I.A w. .1. ... r ... vt.i. .... ... ... is iv mis relieve wimout tho leaBt Mnrrhigf I.Iih'iim Marlrage license was issued veitor day to DwJght Prosnall, aged 19, nnd Miss Ellen Furiruson. aoad iv" 1 ... m . . P "KT1 W. wrn ot sniem. weans builaoM fr U. TM iam streets I., . v " "" "m, ' ra,i "' '-n"'," Umt ho will tooiiro bonds far the o J whole crow, If nootHry, but that s,a Indli'twl to a l wwk, wUl " The eompany ' J Braml jury .hi mwutnt found im , ojalws ut it ki the right J.r Jrr"" U' Ba n Slaatoo. .vu uunHffH rr mi. TM fcHie " '"'"" p clows iiaU products ihonld bo lxntL-h. i. " w do aaittm- wu ,-, eat to others whon the hemn r- d l ollt"''t' of tho road. Tho duct Is jmt us BMd. Wild llwo aur ,rck Uil U W4hk laid whore the is manufacture! at tiaua tr was d(roviil ml. iv,a a.. to w d(royiNi iu the SO-fooi is manufacture! at hom. iXHno and 8o-. ern o TraUa atmt. atl im Our up-to-date moat mrta wU :t,,, ,H ,t tB wniw of tho rfrlj.ratar oountoro and att riU ,wwalk- try ap.llnce u will a tovola. . , " wal otfors lion to )ou. atwisteK itrot, pju. ,ft "ittr Pr.bi Sko mm u,lg S31- looroms tkat wha ,- aekod ker t , aw wkf u woold uk- Largn ("lurry Cutmiii-. j ' tr. tkt tok) klMt k would Mwintotk Uowlt. wtW krkr- $1M- kt Prkl reeled rle. laRaMkwriH. WacXcaw d ,t ' irt tkti a roaaotak'e ra.pberrl. w. , ,rvlB PWie it;NMoiM. Howovr . w rt Umiit tO kill. UUoa rnnn-lln... Good veral wiu go. Doa't take cold, bat If ,. . ,MV V.U,U( www l INKt COM. Btlt If VMI a :: z "sr: - ' i.!i a- W ttu rhn Your cloo i Hr w. M " look I1U mw uiu.. . .'arwo4 watok Srtiiaoi4o1.lbr . B Wt ut hOtt- u el..., ruarantoxM. j0"h & taw T5 door to Journal offle. rankor atiMttou to tt u. m.j. .. 'at atte43 to cut jowa tk. ,r rwod watok tkat Ike My B wv0ot serioHs coasttmeneoa. .v0tb mb e u so valuabla ( t....in- coughs aud colds. 0 Yor IMAtJIXU THAT ANY WOlmi.WHil.K lU'VBK H HKAI. KKTATr IS (joi(j TO OVKKI.OOK VOl'lt AH. IX THIS IMI'RH? XOT 1-Xl.KSS llK SICK AHKH. ' iSlX,T Y01' MAKU A l,"OFlT opt of Tim iaon or of MOHH 1LMP1.0VK.. WGUIIRU '""" v. 4.. .HC.Wy tkoa MO word to Mr. Vatt u . i. . .. 1 ,.. , .. " wim rh,T)' nlr .Mivtln,; All committee of th Okwry Fair w k, . mii r:;zs: " """" " . wir lis .' I. v 4,n; j w,ly pWutr, agahut the C4.iav for a- uL, ', MAUU1K1) 8. do, to ker onNry. ilrt wJ,i PAPBncWOK - At tko W that aft do o. JdmuJ' J1 ' ? H' rwu, M" . ueo.i ,krt .j ":: irT:""""0?.. i Mr. s. .,. j izr: r..... ":.:.:"' "" " lacod tko awouku at in a . JT?TI . Uio. airaB9t5 of the mu, ...h,!.. Ui that the Oregon Weutrfo ., Came to an aEreetMam haf. .v. ooukl IntArfmo with Uke tr. Th& Cottage suw. vopday enrt.1 Jfty iift make ihe hom. lhl rtrronge combined tho mivnnnn.o. 01 uio .Memingen sty e. bnspii on perfect mise en scene nmi n hnr. monlous ensemble, with tho "stnr" system of foreign stages. He wished to rival Laubo of tho Vienna Burg theater as a discoverer nf vmm cepttonal talents, and was not spar ing with wages for winning their services for his stage. Thus his tun jenrs or personal management brought such great actors and nc trewes n8 Joseph Kalnr, Agnes Sor ma. Max Pohl, Marin Ortwln, Otto Sommerstorff nnd Ter.inn . to the foreground. But ho wns very evero In his demanda nf )mr,..i. KOlng preparation. Even these ar tists were compelled to go through fifty or sixty rehenrsnit r.m ... Piece was publicly performed. Some people said that he took away the fret,hnoB8 of a fair .rini ......... elaborote porformnnco of his stage. He, however, contenrfn.. .. . .-.. filiKhtest hitch ought to be detoct nblo by an oxperlencod eye when j.uunc is invited to attend. if asory Is nn art. he explained to his actors, the rules of handicraft must be Rm fulfilled by Mnunni practice. The laborlousness of the vwrinH miiJUIe cJasf. v i ... ....... .. . in jji -iHiiion me only fuarantee of artl uo suec6s. n , been poJnte, out that kls soetai SUrmuii,ii. . count for the principles Ib.,i,,i" bv him nit iha l-.n r. I Udaod, u Ittkorltod from his father ' the conductor of a thu..i.,. .1... tra. the sense fr h. t... training so characteristic of all the higher branch of human netlvltv In the fntherlaad. a mldHia.i.c. ..il.... tkat acfounta for tke wiccew of wy tklags tuade in Owaiany A poet he always ehoc his plot from he eowplicatlons of life found In tke middle rla. nia.ma.,".".. . In this reepoct !S ando.ibtedlv th. sentimental mhu.. ..-.. . . ' !.- Tkat,t,.;;'we;ts; IT Ul hT . worKIP. sensible I Md aoHBd in concoptlon and dlo- i.r!e.lrr.fteances,.sad- t rnher commonplace. We mav tajce. U for granted that L'Arronge W kW kls place fr M 2I as a dramatic noet ... v. . Juence as a sage maatger will never Continental Cprreaponderce. Just F nctlr Right. "t lmvn ttran ll Iflni.'. Van. T II. .i..v 11 ui, iviup. n iicn illl- PiUs for several years, nnd find them inys Mr. a. a dlKPntTlfort TlOtt rnmnrK. tnr nnn . ...... w. ., .vwb ....I...1.J iui vvil" stlnatlon, biliousness nnd malaria. 25c. at J. C. Perry's drug store. Time Curd Xo. 53. Southern Pacific Co., Effective Sunday, JIny 17, 1008. Toward Portlnn.i. PiKcnm-o No. 16.-5:13 a. m. Oregon Bx- press. No. 18.-8:40 n. m. Cottage Grove f paswngor. No. 12.-2:45 p. m. Roseburg pas senger. Toward Portlnnd, Freight. No; TV'T,5500 P- n. Portland fast frelcht. No. 226. 10?4011.R . WtV frplrlit ' TOHiml Snn Irnndsco, Pncncer. No. Hi-l" :03 n. m nntok.... t passenge No. 17. 6:4& p. m. Cottage Grove nasenc No. 15 9:1,1 p. m California ex. press, Xo. 13.-3:31 a. m. San Francisco express. VnT',rd Son Prnnclsco. Freight. freight R' m--port,and at No. 523. n:28 a. m. way freight. 3:30 p. m. Slide for life; high wire net; carnival attractions at M; tent. 7:30 p. m. Bnnd concert at pavil ion; slldo for llfo. 8:00 p. m. High wlro net carnival attractions nt big tent. 8:30 p. m. Grnnd Cherry ball, Cen- 4j.t ntlrl Y?rrtnt ill rp.A ....... ,u' "" "! oi. iivu iiuriurm- 4 uuecs (inny jn uig tent, ram or shlno. Sntrmlny, July 18. (Portland Day.) 10:00 n. m. Balloon ascension, 11:00 a. m. Arrival of Portland delegation, escorted by band to jjl pnvinon. 11:30 a. m. Reception, Cherry pi- Villon, rmirt hmiui tnimroi lunA . ...... w ..W..WV M1...M.V, ,UUVM i . . . .. 'II i:3g p. m. Baseball. -;uu p. in. Aaciross or welcomes 11 pavilion and Inspection of Chenr II V'AillUU, 3:0 p. m. Slide for llfo from top of court house; high wire act; carnivnl nttactlons nt big tont. Automobile tip to orchards; din ner. 1 7:30 p. m. Slldo for llfo from top jj 01 court nouse: high -wlro net. 8:00 p. m. MnrdI Gras; paradf, largest of this kind ever seen ia Salem; battle of confetti; carni val attractions, big tent, last performance. MONEY TO LOAN THOS. K. FORD Over Ladd & Bush's Bank, Salem. Of ' . fl T I If B!Sm I M BSssssssssVnssssssHB-'Iv.Bssssft fl 1 mTt sssssssKvLm m 1 tv'JWn 1 I l tiSUsSrSssssw I B B V BSssssssssssBsr f bIbssssbbssss V I WfBbsHv I IB ITr fl V Ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssi f W . K .AT H ' Norwich Unfon Ffrc Insurance Society Frank Meredith, Resident Agent, Office with Wm, Brown & Co., No 29 Commercial Btreet. Dog Collars WEBAYEASWHJ, USE OF COLLARS. LICENSE TAGSPDT ON FREE. NEW TODAY wnntrti at Onc From 100 to I 5500, the best of collateral secur 1 Uy to offer. Address Q 10, Jour- nal office. C-ll-tf For Sale Several houses lu Salem, na tarra 'anda at a bargain. Cap ital National Bank. 6-1-eod- The R,d jMUU of Slonthna. It seems to me that .. v . .ing can stand on that spot and view Ts- . II Foumi Saturday night a ladles long dark brown undressed kH glove. Owner can have same by calling at Daniels barber shop. 337 State street, nnd paj ns iharges 7-1 4-3 1 Wnutesecond-hand steam engine to run separator. Must have at least 12-horsepower. Address Jo. Jress!er, box 10S, R F. D. No. I. Salem. Phone Farmers 401. 7-14-3t Lo..t Between South Comme-cU1 strot bridge and Daue'B store, long brown kid . glove. FiaJer Wnlly leave at this ode. 7-14-Jt