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DAILY CAPI TAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OnEGON, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1008
,
Today Only
Oak- GENUINE- TAFFETA SILK
PETTICOATS In n large assort
ment of colorichceH plaids and
otrlpes. On silo today only.
Half Price
On sale ot 8:30 n. m. No Iclo
phono orders received.
Vacation Skirts
Just tho thing to wear to the
Mountain or tho beach.
tf .60' values 2.H
ftf.00 values .. 93.83
?-,15 values ;77
J5.00 values 1.67
19.09.. values -.;.','.,..... .Sfl.oo
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IV. VIS VHIIIVII .......... .7V''"
113.50 voluoi .'..$6.00
(ltcoriy to Wear Section.) .
II ,.- r 8. . m
ooling - and Juc:ono.mLc:aIl
wmimjftnu u ii
July Clearing Bargains
x.,v mnvfl. hut during this sale, practrvai.-
.1U ""' ""'. ...... -
LY ILL OP THIS T WN'S DRY GOODS BUYING IN
rnVFlVKIl TO THIS STORK. IT'S SIMPLY THAT WE HAVE GHEVXER STOCKS AT LOWER
vnu 5fr miOAINS AM) RLTTKR BARGAINS. HERE'S PROOF OF SUPERIORITY IN
THESE W;"TinlRE ARE THOUSANDS OF OTHERS AS GOOD AND BETTER UNAHVER-TISED.
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Wash Goods Values
Now Is tho time, this l the- place, here ore the
bargains, no reservos, May Flower, Batiste, a
nlve variety of cholco patterns In light and dnTk
blue, green, tan and red.
13 pieces, lOc'vriluds reduced to 'flU n 'n.rd
15 pieces 12', 6c values reduced to c a yard.
14 pieces 15cnnd 20c values reduced to 1-Uc a
yard. And many other pieces unadvertUed.
Wash Goods Section
Men's Suits Reduced
$10.00 valuss reduced to $"00
. $12.60 values reduced to .88.73
. $16.00 .values reduced to 80.30
,$1S;00 values reduced to 811.30
$20.00 values reduced to 813.30
$22.50 vajuss reduced to $lfl.B0
$25.00 values reduced to 818.03
In thli assortment of men's buIU all sizes ar
represented!
MEDIUM WEIGHT PANTS
Worsted, stripes and mixtures also outing pants
w.'th roll cuff buttoniD.
Reduced 25 p?r cent.
"BETSY"
i fnvinMfi Will it
Tne new cow, tuui..- --
20 dozen are now on dl play. This 1
nsortment are an " ..-
. .. rru n1nre arp chalk Ullb
stripe', blue and pink polka dot,
low collar, nnu snun bivw
Ideal summer waht. Special
98c
Colored Kid
Gloves
Regular $3.50 values reduced to
81.88.
$4.00 values reduced to 8I"8
$1.25 to $1."5 Townes and Kay
ser Silk Gloves in black and as
sorted colors Special
i pair Black or
Tan Lace Hose
Special
$1.00
rJh?ieiie!i
KOfiPOfMrJl
Hygrade Mus
lin Undenvedr
reduced
One-third
95c
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PERSONAL
Postmaster Bqulrd Farrar went to
Seal Rocks this morning, where he
will spend a week with his family,
Mrs. Carl Hodes of Corvallls, (nee
Flora Bookwaltor) 1b tho guest of
Mrs. Roy Buckingham. '
Uncle Dick Meyers of Jefferson
was In town ye3terday on business.
It. F. Baker, proprietor of the
Hotel Corvallls, Is living at Newport
this summer, where he hns property,
p. J, BUm and Thoa. Burrows
have gone to Breltenbush Hot
Springs for an outing.
T. J. Smith and Edgnr Waters of
Stnyton nro home from a fishing
trip on the Snntlnm river,
Miss Edna Stanley of this
hns been enjoying a week's ign
from her sister, MIbs Frances Stan
ley of Portland, to which city she re
turns Saturday.
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O Yesterday's Pacific Const ball o
O sceres:
O Portland 7,. Los Angeles 1.
O Northwest 'Loague
O Spokane 1, Tacoma 0.
O Seattle S, Vancouver C.
O Aberdeen 2, Butte 0.
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I NEW TODAY
lity News
Kolr fotitgliti Friday fair and
warmer,
Tfcry Arc Only M.QfBUfc- w .
"Cherry Fair neckties, "a. w. John
km A Co,
Whn In Portland
Vlilt Hall's restaurant, 330 Wash-
UftOB St,
. i o-o-d
Mvn Yoit Hcch Tlwm? '
t8oHiothlng now. A Cherry .Fair
cicjiff. a. w, Johnion.A TCo.
OwnMiih
Tonight tand , tomorrQw at EIU
kel, ' ' 2t.
Wc Hvo Tlirni
In eight different colors Cherry
rlr nwkjlei. a. jqhnbif & Co.
T)h HuliiciiiM('H
Will all keen their window. Hbm.
A tonlsht until 11 o'clock. Kvory.
Vly light up and Itt It look as If
two was lomcthlug doing,
KftpHtWr lturjnl (
feTho renmlus of Mrs. (Irac Kup.
UjKer wro shipped to Portland )e
tfiRy, aud wer burlst'iu the a. A.
Jtf cemetery. , f
OmtM Chftry mil
udltorluin ryk Friday and Sat
nti&j fvenlngi. Admliiftn 10 wnts.
Dclug 5 ctuti pr dance, MoElroy'i
orthestra. ' t
OnMttt Cherry Hall
yiuiuioriuni rink FrMjiyana Sat
urday evuinK. AtlmtMlbn 10 emu.
Paticilng 5 enu nr d. MU)rr'
orchwtra.
HMcnt' lUnmlm JCamwI
ho ii i.oam of Nlneatfwt has
' Gvt n Clierrv Fall
Necktie. O. W. Johnson & Co
t
Th IMImiiIu
I Has the mot attraotlvo rnovlat;
I pictures, nnd song of any C-cen
nmuacment house in town. Thrco
changes wcokly.
It Would Not He Right
For you to try to celebrate with
out a Cherry Fair necktie. Get onv
at O. W, Johnson & Co.'s.
For tln RiMiuilnltiK
Twrt flnva rtt Mia PIiOffv Enlr vmt
,had tetUr get that lolled lint or
suit cleaned and nr&H'd by Johmon
& Stcgo, next door to Journal office.
Willamette Hoti-l ArHvnls.
J It. Flynn, Portland,
F. S. Orlffln, Corvallls.
A. F. Watklns and wlfo, Wasco.
Franklin T. Grlffkh, Oregon City.
-CdrroI Deeley, Aberdeen.
Miss S. II. Soule, Portland.
J. F. Keeny, Eugene.
J. S. Wngladry, Eugene.
Chns. K. Green, Portlnnd.
A. Phelps nnd wlfo, Dallas.
P. K. Vanhurst, Portlnnd.
J. C. Collins, Independence,
B M. SainMon and wife, Portland.
Striking Ad, for the Fal
A cltlion was ohierved yesterday
wearing a necktie of a purple hue
with large typo printed thereon, nnl
a bunch of the fruit, or rnther a fac
iralle of the tamo underneath the
inters.
Tho Clwrry Fair and Camlwil
Is a big, attraction, but not more
w) thnt a sanitary meat market.
Steusloff Bros, have such a market
and their meats are always the best.
Phone 321.
G, W. JohiiNbn Co.' Is
The only place In town where you
can get a Cherry Fair necktie.
Tho Cherry ll
Help to promote ono ladustry.
and when "OU buy n sack of Wild
Hov flour you are helping to pro
mote another home manufacture.
For sale at all leading groceries.
III.KS HAVE HOUSING
GOOD TIME IN DALLAS
Unltrd I'r Umtd Wlr.
Da:ia, Tex., July 1C Over 75,
000 people watched tho monster pa
rade of ,the Elks today. The streetr
were thronged with people long be
foro tho parade of the "beit people
on earth" was scheduled to becln
and the spectacle was one of the fin
est ever seen here.
The visiting deloKntlons In their
purplo nnd whlto costume and enr.
rylng bannor of their respective
lodgos, made a line over three mllej
long. Float and plenty of funnv
stunts mnrked tho parade at Inter
vals. The members of the Los An
goles dolegatlon today reported thn
a thief had looted their npparttuents
last night. He had gained access to
their suite during the night and
when they awakened today, they
found their, spare cash and three
go'd watches valued at $205 iuiIpp
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musing.
o
appoin , 8prnfejulw It. it Jpht V S. J. nun-ftugks aealfut
Turner, o( Gf5t.lajaMn,4DP Cni Lumhor W?lim8j, of Mill
rtt board of mailnM t nil Wy. was rusmnod this wornlag. The
tn !,) eAMted hx tb Mm A dvitlinci win ouuki .k,i.. ..
I Pratt. iiBon kut tiia .. ..... ....
Always Hie Sam
Are the groceries bouehi nt J. m.
tuwrwMO's Yu oanalwais detiond
t grtUsg the bet wjjelhr you or-
r in HrQK or tvt the tdleyheno
Phone 311.
irgu IJIg ul
The damaKe bMlt
for $0,tov
"NlsUt mJ t PurUad via O-
On KlOCt. lUtJw., dHflMrf th
Cherry Fal, , tptlt, irtta
J -n G wtrio Hailwaj wi lv
vur ami itlgo attu at J0t3W u.
m. on TbnN.Uy( Friday aud Satr
day euutags f thla w. nomtsc
wJH Ve kOd ou tUwe trains.
l3.
We th rowalbdei r tbr day, ami
a c win probably not j.0 t0 tbo
Jury uWU Varriv inoculat;.
Iruhl lJal CoiitlnuiHl
th QUO Of F. V. Pnal. Lfca roaJ
mstor" for Ute Qrogui Sloeu ItatV
aJ ommjmov. vbo . trtmsA
Tudai- for euulo, down t shade
tr to front of t n-siIMtf Mft
Wau on t4lg and tndm ,,fl
t MO VoftUti 1V)M JlKlea MaaJ
;'Uw) w wos cooUnoskl liwiofl
I.NTI2IIKTATK COMMISSION
RKXDEHS DECISIONS
I'nltKl 1'rnt UaitO wir.)
Washington. July lfi Pnnr im.
portant docUlons wore handed down
oday by the Interstate commerco
commltiion. Thy are:
In earn where members of a fam
Uj are entitled to a pass under the
wUg of the cowtuUHloR, a house
hold servant traoltiiB with the fam
tly Is OHtltld to a pass.
A direct route between two !.,
is reasonable route" for hs ship
iwr. In oouvs whoro the east of a
etrtuitou route Is m fer the rait
road Minnow, tho shipper eao de
oiaod o reparation.
Bating housoc eonduotfld kv n-
roatls and tuppltod with food anil
provisions by the railroads at u
el than tho market prtee of stwh
mmmIIUm will oW bo allowed to
rv othetk than roilroa,) ?r.i-.
! the fuMue.
Tho (Mtormte eaooneroe eootoili.
has o authority ovor tho eoa
duet of bolt lloec owned b) mmoM
paHU -ott thouj-b tha M....
la lutorstate shlpnients.
Uittfvjt l,ul;ctl , . IOr hvl rM bt so m
The grand lorlLu ...,-?. wAlD' V H$ W Wm j.i. Ai
1 turned a true Mil .ait P v L.T'!! !'J '. t "
I .17 Tfiry jotiw Vw-r -
i.wikiiiairirpn in ,i.i o . . -..i.
M t .r .kz :.v r,ww
jr. 'N.roeUUrV.s hdt WJU 'U. hoop,,
ttsfoc of the i-asd iMrv , ... " 5 ooWk rhit wowUu m.. o
Of thOttHiAJir.ln.. tl t .,.. . " W. arQtte..v,l M .. w
charge with forge,, ihw f?,. -
WMrokosfa thtt tuofBiaj
Thd deetttil ,
jKlanfab Fa?'
WAYMlRK CASK IN
THE SUPREME V1VV
The ease of tho ttat, agaJll4t j
Wayalre. wbleh u --n. .
Ual charge blackmail brought by
jf m rortfaud K. v.
ZIVT rim '
-rs-
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'cr of
.Fit the lemoB to th ... .,
the , (i the Iomos. u 1
vae the fit fits the 3, r
CHERRY GITY
(Contluue'd From Page 1.)
vr r.avr appenred before at n Sa
lom celebrntlon. Nearly all the own
ers of handsome turnouts In the
city were present to compete for the
three prizes thnt hove been offered.
Some of tho vehicles were marvelous
examples of artistic decoration, nnd
showed the pride nnd Interest which
the citizens are tnklng In the success
of the Fair. Tho prize winners will
be announced ns soon ns the Judges
nave made the.'r decisions.
The Snlem Canoe' club ngnln made
Its appearance, and their float, which
was even better than the ono en
tered In the Fourth of July narade.
rocelvej much applause all along
the line.
The Royal Neighbors appeared
with a handsome float. The ladles of
this organization nre to be congrat
ulated for their hearty co-onorntlon
in all local celebrations. For the
past several years they have al
ways boon on hand w'th one of thn
best floats in the parade.
The buslnoss houw of Salem
were well represented. Those tak
Ing part In the parade were: Buren
& Hamilton, Yokahoma Tan rv.
L. U. Josse, Joieph Meyers & Son,
Mutual Canning Co.,' House Furnish
ing Co. and Tho Spa.
After the parade the whole city
flocked to Marlon Square where the
addresses of welcome were del!v.
ered. The nrocram nf tha ..
opening Included addresses of .wel
come by Mayor Geo. F. Rodgers for
city, by J. h, Albert for Board of
Trade, by Aug Huckensteln for Bus
Iness Men'a League, by L, m. GII
bert for Mar'on County Horticultural
Society, by Mrs Claud Gateh for Sa
lem Women's Club: ras,, k-
. ,--"". u,
leaning cnerry men from all nnw. nt
tho state.
For the remainder of the Aav th
Iflrogram Is as follews: 3:30 p m
Slide for life from top of ' co'ort
house, high wire aet In front ot big
tost. Carnival attractions, big teat
opposite court house. '
7:30 p. ru. Band ooocort aad
singing on electric cars.
S:00 p. m Slide for life: high
wire not; oaralvat attractions, big
test. Two nerformaae riniu. ,
big teat, rain or shine.
lllr Delegation from Portland,
F. W. Powers and Jodge John H.
Soott returned from Portland this
morning, whore they exteudod to the
Commercial club and busing weu
of that elty n fa,aui location to
vis the Qhorry Pir aext Saturday.
The Salem men war an,K.,.i
IMvany received at the Commer.tai
club. They took with them about
-oO ponnds of the flnost Royal Annp
ohwrlas which were served to the
Portlanders at lunch p.v .-
the business men were sunnid wf,s
a beautiful "Oherry napkla- on
which was a nrintM m.. - .v.
e.i . ..! imv ui ,ne
-MCU '"' irograas and other
UlZT nM" odis-
The members of tha Commercial
club entered heartllv mA .-.
that tho following well known citi
zens of the metropolis declared on
the spot that they would be In Salem
on Portlnnd day:
Sol Blumnuer, E. "Ehrmnn, J. B
Pllklpgton, W. M. Ladd, John E
Shepnrd, Peter Kerr, F. H. Fogarty,
D. H. Rowan, E. C. Glltner, J. B.
Kelly, H. M. Wlllinmton, W. A. T.
Bushong, H. J. Ottenhelmer, J. S.
Michael, R. Rierson, W. B. Glnfke, I.
C. Snnford, A. L. Murphy, A. C
Jackson, G, W. Stapleton, J. D. Ab
bott, J. H. Thatcher, L. Gerllnger,
M. B. Wnkemai, Frank E. Smith, O.
Balls, H. M. Ptton, W. J. Frost, J.
E. McCren, F. J. Cutterlln, Win.
.Mend, J. D. Leonard, E. W. Brown,
W. C. Morris, John F. Shoroy, A. L
Flnley, E. E. McCrnken, S. P. Lock-
wood nnd five, T. H. McAUls, Fred
Piper, Lo3lIe Scott, W. L. Bole, Tom
Richardson, W. J. Clemens, Otto
Breymnn, J. h. Bragg, P. Lowengart,
Jay Smith, Fred Muller. Henry
Hnhn, Leo Frelde, J. R. Mlekle, J. C.
Alnsworth, H, W. Fries, Alex Nlbley.
F. B. Holbrook, H. E. Lounsbury,
John S. Beall, F. E. Beach, C. W.
Hodon, R. F. Prnel, C. H. Jackson,
W. C. Knlghson, Geo. W. Klelser, F.
A. Bitchy, S'g Slchel, W. J. Lyons,
Wm. McMurrny, B. F. Glltner, John
P. Shnrkey.
PLAN TO
TAKE BAN
OFF BEER
Headed by Conrad Krebs :oca'
hop men will gather at a mass meet
ing at the opera houe Saturday
night to toe If they cannot hit upon
a comnromlio with the Prohibition
Irts, whereby the ban will i niM.i
, an liquors exespt beor.
' 1,1. ., . .
cinjmta oy nop men and manv
loading yMp throughout the coun
try tha it is whiskey, cordials and
uch drinks, which aro the caufce of
drunkounesg ua the hue and cry
galnt the isaloon.
any of tho Prohl will tL-a .. ,
the mating or not. but It f, very
Ike,, thtrowiUbownerepreienta-
Uvos pros8t to look hr.,1l,. o. .u.
uuostioo. ' "v HC
Wnntitl at Onco From $100 to
$500, tho best of collateral secur
ity to offer. Address G 10, Jour
nal office. 6-11-t .
For Sale Oldsmobllo runabout iuel
moderntely two seasons, first class.
condition. Jos. II. Albert,
7-15-3t-
For Sale Plnno In good condition.
Will sell chenp. Cnil 458 Mill
street. 7-15-lwk
C1TV PROPEHT1' FOR SALE
NOTICE IS HEREHY GlVXX
THAT SEALED OFFERS W XLILU
THAT SEALED OFFERS AVI Mi BE
RECEIA'ED RV THE CITY OF B.L
hVM. OREGON. AT 'THE OFFICE
OF THE rNHERSIGNIJI) ATTllU
CITY HALL, UP TO 4 O'CLOCK P.
M., ON MONDAY, JULY 20, 1008,
FOR THE PURCHASE OF TUB
PROPERTY OWNED RV THE CITY
AND KNOWN AS THE OLD "TIGER
FIRE ENGINE- HOUSE" ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF STATE STREET
AND JUST WEST OF THE ALLEV
BETWEEN COMMERCIAL AND
FRONT STREETS. RIOHT RE
SERVED TO REFUSE ANY OFFER.
BY ORDER OF THE COUNCIL. W.
A. MOORES, RECORDER. 7-16-lt
MONEY TO "LOAN
TH03. K. FORD.
Over Ladd & Bush'a Bank. Balero-fr
Norrvfcb Union Fir?
Insurance Society
Frank Meredith, Resident Aget.
Office with Wm. Brown & Co., N&
29 Commercial Btreet.
Willamette A'allcy Clmutnuqua.
Assembly, Gladstone Park, Or.,
July 9 to 19 inclusive. Rate for
above occasion ono and no-thlrd fro
on certificate plan Is nuthorlzed.
Train Service.
Tains No. 11, 12, 17 and 18 w!U
stop at Gladstone during tho asJ
bly. 9n agentwlll be stationed t
Gladstone to Issue return tlckots and
check baggage. AV. ,M. McMurrsf,
G. P. A. Jnp. M. Scott, Asst. G. R
A., S. P. Co. 7-6-tf.
Annual Session Grand Txlge Anclwl
Order United AVorkinen and
Degree of Honor,
Portland, Ore., July 21-23. Tb
Southern Pacific Co. have authorial
a rate of ONE AND ONE-THIBD
FARE from Salera to Portland ai
return on the certificate plan.
WM. M'MURRAY,
J. M. SCOTT, G. p. A., S P C9.
A. G. P. A., S. P. Co. 7-15
NARROW KSCAPEIN " '
PASSUNGER TRAIN
'V ,fM Uasfd Wire.)
JT..?' X' M "-0t
Arroya Chamez when a terrific
cloudburst swent HBn. .u- '""e
-w.i'.tKS
'w ttMiiai oir a cah
,utt o - I'aquKer tram on
yards o? ? ""
lords of -he railroad tracks are
: I'l' h! she"?
, The cloudbarst occurred late ves
i; feet high rushed down Ar?ov0
Albany College SuHuner Bible
School.
Albany, Or., July J7-27, W
For the above occasion a rate ol
ONE AND ONE-THIRD FARE OS
the certificate plan has been
thorlzed.
AVM. M'MURRAY,
J. M. SCOTT, G. P. A., S. P. C
A. G. P. A., S. P. Co, ' X-15'7t
Djstrict CoHfereHce Gcnu Bapt4
i
lui-iniTU V.tlHrCIl OIU4HJ. .1
Portland, Ore., July l4-21, 19?
For the above occasion joe. Souths8
Pacific company will mike a rate of
u.tf AND ONE-THIW) FARE o
thecertlficate plan.
of the movement, with the inn
L im it-. WiT t'MURRAff
en swept away " WUm &aTe
J. M. SCOTT, G, . A., S. P C
A G. P. A., S. P. o. 7-15--