Daily capital journal., July 17, 1908, Page 5, Image 5

DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. FRIDAY,. JULY 17, 1008
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I J. L
STOCKTON
THE OLD WHITE CORNER
Ml
Undermuslins
Underpriced
ELEGANT GOWNS
CORSET COVERS,
DRAWERS,
SKIRTS.
CHEMISE, ETC.,
Trimmed in dainty Inces and
embroideries, ruffled,, tucked
and shirred. Only the high
grade, well mado garments to
show you niid at price cou-
ccsslons that will,aurprtso you.
, Hi.
35c
ti and
50c
t
Corset Covers
that look llko
75c
.'nnd'
$1.00
GREAT CHERRY FAIR Kith, 17th tad ' 18th
"ATHLETES
(Conthvuod f rom Page 1.)
BOYS IN
BLUE ARE
WELCOMED
FUN AND FROLIC
jCpntUyucd from Page l.i
BY THE HAWAIIANS
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Honolulu, July 17. All Honolulu
witnessed tho groat parado of sail
ors and mnrlnos from tho 1G batlo
hl)3 of tho Atlantic (loot today,
soldiers from the army .post hero
Jo ued In tho parade whlcli was led
bj Rear Admiral Sperry and Gov
ernor Frear. Every resident of Ha
waii is on hand to extend tho tropical
wucume to tho Americans. Many of
tho sailors aro takou to tho' homos of
tin residents and ontortalned In tho
open-handed manner of tho tropical
i zones.
Tho dogmas of today are as freo
frcm faith a3 a Jack rabbit Is froo
J from corns,
The Democratic national commit
tee w.ll publish a list of nil contri
butions for tho campaign, If over
E $100, nnl will tako none from cor
porations (?)
LOOKING
OVER
The c -tiro field of science, no
where has there been suoh prog
r '"i as in the solanoe of Optlos
and the Fitting of Glasses. Our
sucrs3 ln thig Une ls du( jn 0
ncas.r o th6 ti that wo
Sav eve:y new meritorious Idea,
e constantly seek to originate
or fo"ow new methods 'of excel
lence that will in any way aid us
In the practice of Fitting Glasses.
Barr's Jewelry, Store
State and Liberty' Streets.
groat succoss. Tho parado will form
In front of tho city hnll and will start
exactly on tho mlnuto. Those that
aro to tako part aro requested to bo
ready at C:30. .
Tlo groat Mardl Gras wiy bo led.
by "Jocko," tho humnn chlmpanzoo,
who will givo a clover exhibition of
baton Juggling, as ho did In tho
Jungles boforo being taken into cap
tivity. Following, this wonderful
animal comoj "Salem Military band"
which will render rag tlmo music for'
tho "merry-makers," then will com
tho king and queon of tho "Lemmon
Grove," better known as King Koko
and Queon Dido, followod by their
body guards, Undo Sam, LI Hung
Chang, Sitting Bull, Donzella, "Chol
ly Boy," Fritz Hokenstuln, Mlko O.
Flnroty and Snowball.
After this will follow "Tho Lazy
Family," a float depicting "home
life," but not in "Salem," and' Muslr
cal Sambo, tho African wonder who
will render "ragtime" all by ' hli
lonesome a positive novelty.
Tho following' (attractions will ap
pear in tho parade:
Humpty Dumpty, the clown who
never walks.
Candy Kids, a sweet Mardl Gras
novelty.
Takanorl Koplml nnd his royal
subjects, ' Introducing the famous
Cherry Blossom tree, showing gor
geous costumes from tho "Land o
tho Rising Sun."
Molly- McGuIre, tho long neck
maiden. Seo her stretch.
Hey Rubo and his pet chickens.
Mmml vou Tennell, the oldest bare
back rider In the world, who will do
the most astouding feat's a special
Mardl Gras feature.
Devlli Triumph. Subjects to hi
"Santnnlc Majesty. Watch the
devil dance.
The "Teddy Bird.". It dovllver
l the goods. . Keep your hands down.
Chinese Oriental display. A mar
velous exhibition of royal robes and
.decorations from the "flowery king
dom." Hear tho Chinese band
Sousa done to de'ath.
The African Cherry Picker. Noted
for his dexterity Jn picking cherries
off the highest limbs, without effort,
and able to dance at the same time.
German Band Dlre;t from the
land of snuer kraut. If they, pasji
tho hat, drop the money In Han's
flute.
The Darktown Band. Boya who
can play Bweet southern melodies.
Thou Donkey Cafe. Acomlo fea
ture of the' bfg parade. Everything
served but hay.
Potro, the fun-maker clown.
Watch him rubber at you.
Jaklo Wakenhelmor. Direct from
Jorsusalem, in his comical oddities.
, "Chery Widow."
"Cherry City Law; Makers.." Road
tholr banners.'
"The Primitive Indian." Just
captured, and a candidate for Che
mawa, "Tho Blind Hog." Guoss tho rest.
"The Rubo Harness Maker."
"Chiof Feather Tall," in Ufa fam-
oils' war dance.
"Toddy Sloan," tho famous Jock
ey. "Kiltio Bagpiper," in Scotch selec
tions. "Dutch Pollco," specially eugaged
for tho Mardl Gras.
"Tho Silly Kid." Noto his slzo.
"Carnival Features."
The line of march for above will
be as follews: . Parado forms In
front of city hall, It will move
south on High Btreet to State, west
on Stn'to to 'Commercial south on
Commercial to Trado, north on Cbm
morclal to Marlon. Returning tho
procqsslon- will movo south on Com
mercial to Court, oast on' Court
through tho cnrnlvol ground nnd will
disband In front of the society circus
Orientals in Parade.
Special attention should bo callod
to tho participation of tho Chlneso
nnd Japanese rosldonts of ' Salem,
who will appear en tnasso in tho big
comic parade. Tho Chinese, headed
by Mr. Lai YIck will bo ropresontod
by threo gorgoous flonts, of n char
actor never beforo scon In this city.
All tho docorntlonB hnvo boon espe
cially Imported for tho occasion, and
tho progressiva Colestlals promiso n
raro treat to all thoso who witness
their part in tho parndo.
Not to bo outdone by tho Chlnoso
contingent of tho Mongolian rnco,
tho local Japanese have prepared a
magnificent float which they will ou
ter In tho parado. Tho subject of
th-3 float 13 historical, nnd according
to Mr. Mataul, who la managing tho
affair, roprcsonts "Tho Faithful Sub
jects of tho Emperor, Godlngo, Who
Captured Criminals and Snvod'HIa
Majoaty, Toknorl KoJIml."
On tho float will appear tho fam
ous Jnpanoso "chorry blossom treo"
containing tho secrot messago which
tclss tho emperor of tho conspiracy
against him, and saves his majesty's
life.
. Tho nffn'r Is under tho nusplcos.
of tho'Japanoio society of Salem. Kodol will without doubt holp nny
Tlincn ivlm will nnrfrn v. thn hlnlnrlxn I I OHO WllO htt9 StOmiCh disorders Or
" a rwtinnlt i tii li Ina TnVn llrAr 4,
adopted thi3 course as tho only so
lution of tho difficulty, Tho order
will apply to both tho games held
at the stadium and thoso conducted
undor the auspices of tho associa
tion at other fields.
When It was announced yesterday
that tho scores made at field other
than the stadium would bo Included
In the .general result by which the
championship would bo determined
tho Americans Immediately entered
a protest. This method, which Is a
doparturo from tho usual Byatom Qf
scoring would have placed eyery
country oxcept England hopelessly
out of tho running. Tho athldtos
from tho United States Insisted that
tho field events alorio should count
for tho championship whllo tho Eng
lishmen supported tho action of tho
association in including lacrosse,
football, shooting tournamont9,
figure skating, hockoy, boxing and
various other sports In tho genoral
results.
This mothou" of scoring would
have plnced tho teams In this erder:
United Kingdom, 20; Unltod Statos,
S; Sweden, 3; Norway, 2; Canada.
Franco, Bolgtum and Italy, 1 each.
Under the method usually applied,!
stadium scores only bolng counted
tno teams would stand thus: United
States, 31: Unltod Klnzdom. 20;
fcwedon, B; Greece, 3; Canada, 1:
Australia, 1; Norway, 1.
First place undor tills system
counts flvo peints: second nlnco. I
fjhrco points nnd third place, ono
point. Undor tho English systom. j
besides including outaldo gnmoa,
only tho first plnco counts and but
ono point ls given for tho plnco.
Americans Pleased.
Tho decision of tho Olympic asso
ciation not to award the champion
ship moots tho npproval or tho Amer
icans hero. Thoy fool confident of
carrying oft tho most points nt the
stadium, and although thoy will not
bo officially declared victors, will bo
ablo to call thcmsolvcs chnmpIonB,
In tho 100-motor hack Btroko
swimming raco today Bloborstoln of
Gormnny, won tho first heat of tho
soml-flnnls In 1 mlnuto, 2C 3-5 sec
onds. in heat tko, Hnreamapo, of
England, won, making tho distanco
In, 1 mlnuto, 2C 1-5 minutes.
Combining flections 1 nnd 2, NIol
son, of Sweden, won tho preliminary
In tho middle hold Javelin throw by
hurling tho shaft 154 foot, C In.
G. E. Lnrnor, on flvo points for
England today by finishing first In
tho 10-mllo wnlk. His tlmo was 1
hour, 15 mlnutos nnd 2-5 seconds.
stomach troublos. . Take Kodol today
and continue It for tho short time
that ls necessary to give you com
plete relief. Kodol Is sold by nil
drugglsti. '
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President Roosevelt will not help
Tnft' campaign by sponging Into
They are progressive busMi""""'''!'" uuuu '''u in
take n great deal of J i' lo uran
characters on tho float nro Mrs. Aokl,
Mrs. Watannbe, Mr. Matsul, Mr. Usui
and tho Rev1. 8. Kodama. Tho Japa
nese wish to have It announced that
thoso who will tako part In tho pa-'
rado tomorrow ovenlng constitute
tho respective Jnpanoso olemont of!
tho city.
nesa men, nnd
pride In tho success and reputation
of tho Cherry City.
If you are inclined; to be economical, how. is the
time to invest in M
High Grade Clothing
mmmmm mm mm mm mmm
Every man's suit in the house
reduced 20 per cent ,'...,'
Every boy's suit in the house
reduced 20 per cent
Every Oxford Tie in the house
reduced 20 per cent
Every summer parasol
reduced 20 per cent
We're showing great values in Summer Wash
Goods on our Bargain Tables. The prices are
greatly reduced.
To closo out these Summer Llno3. Many of tho patterns In
this lot nro suitablo for party drosBe's and ovenlng wear.
Havo you seon our lino of ( j"1TT
LADIES' LINEN DUSTERS
Our prices nro romarkably low for woll mado DustorB. $1.90,
$2.30, $2.85. Now lino of doublo warp Turkish Towels Ju8t ro
colvcd. Thoy'ro much closor woven than tho ordinary kind. An
other shipment of.
Thompson's Glove-Fitting Corsets
Just Received. All" the new models in Batiste
Corsets at Cash Store Prices
Z? . A Cfa
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WE UNDERSELL "REGULAR STORES"
VICE CONSUL INTOXICATED
AT DIPLOMATIC DINNER
O V. m "2 O 3W. X uSL .
Twenty.fho Cents is tho Prlro of
1'eace,
Tho torriblo Itching nnd smarting,
incident to certain skin diseases, .a
almost Instantly allayed by apply
ing Chamberlain's Salvo. Prlco, 25
cents For sale by Dr. Stono's drug
store.
(Dulted Tress Leased Wire.)
Rono, Nov., July 17. Bocause tho
Amorlcan vlco consul at Shanghai
wns not diplomats onough to ro
main sobor nt a diplomatic dlnuor In
Qhlnn, his wifo, Mrs. Cannon V
Bgyd, is froo from wedlock today
through a dlvorco.
. Mrs. Boyd, who has been living
horo tor tho past year with hot
young daughter, filed hor suit for
separation Bovoral m'onths ago. Tho
court refused to act hastily In tho
caso and mndo a thorough Investi
gation of tho allegations In tho com
plaint boforo granting a decree
Tho diplomat was accused of
drunkonnoss nud 'fnlluro to provide,
Mrs. Boyd alleged that ho ofton be
camo Intoxicated but that upon the
occasion or tho diplomatic dinner
montlonod ho grow so hilarious as
to mar tho plcnauro of tho ovonlug,
o
Uao DoWltfa Llttio Early Rlsore,
ploaaant little pills that are oany to
tdko. Sold bv nil druggist.
CASTOR I A
?or Infants and Children,
Ilii Kind You Hava Always Bong M
Boara tno Tr
Biguaturo utf C&LUjt?
COFFEE
There is a time for good
tea, and a time for good
coffee; there is no time for
poor either.
Your groc.r return roar ssoaer U tta do't
Uks ScbUUof ' sUit; t M bin
Special for Two Days Only
During the last two days of the Cherry Pair we
will sell upon presentation of this ad EXTRA f A
CEDAR SHINGLES AT $2.00 PER THOUSAND, at our yard,
14th and Oak Sts., one block east of passenger depot.
This offer for cash only.
YUlIEl LIIUDEK AIW rUEL LUIUrAM
SALEM, OREGON j
Heppner was scared, but like San
Francisco it will jaot qw. a '