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DAILY CAM TAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OKEGOX, THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1008
and i-i
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corromjLQa
Specials for this week's selling
Como every body' Godd things are here for nit.
Doubters and skeptics are especially Invited, In half a
jiffy they will bubble with enthusiasm.
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And
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PERSONAL MENTION
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Motemcnts of Salem O
People. O
OOOOOOOOO
O I MILITARY BALI
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AT THE RINK
.. t mrt
All 13 ready for Hio grnno inm.uw
MURDERED MY NEPRe
ibuuuuueu rrom Pflge 1 i
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Miss Emma Weller, the music teach
er, has gone to the Newport beachej
for the summer.
reuu - D--
i . i: i. h In
ball nt the skating rin,K
honor of the militiamen encamped
at the rifle range. A
is expected and a good time 18
prophesied for the marksmen.
in J.rtrrln nt S:30 o'clOCK
this evening, when Adjutant Genera.
Muslin Underwear
We have a special line of HygradcMuslln Un
derwen: h .- t we are closing out at--;
One-third Less'
,.
Colored Kid Gloves
I3.G0 Values, reduced to 91.88
14.00 Values, reduced to Jjl.Ort
$J,,25 to $1.75 Fownea & Keyser Silk Gloves In
black and assorted color Sriecla: 03c
ladies Ready-to-wear Section
Offers soma unusual good values .In Mannish Tail
ored Suit suitable for Fall wear.
Blue Chalk Lino Stripe, plain tailored Jacket, Suit
142.50 valuer, now ,'.". '. . .....321,50
Tan, LIght'Blue, pointed Jacket suit' $30.00 value,
now " .......S15.85
Blue Serge, plain tailored Jacket, 530.00 valuer
now v S10.S5
Brown Serge, Silk lined pony Jacket, suit $30.0
values, now $15.85
Brown Strlpo Suit $32.00 values
Xo i sis.aj;
Nnvy Blue Panama Suit $27.50. 'values
Now '..... .
Copenhagen, Panama, Mikado
now v ,
S1S.50
alcoves $37.50 values,
" ?15.00
Uncle John Baker has gone to Eu- this evening, when Adjutant uentr. u
. . . in t-.t n Mm rrrnnil marcil.
gene for n visit tp the family or nis Kinzer win iuu .. .- o -
. - ... .. . ( ni. miiiTininini. iin;niuw
ail iaiub "" ' , ,
company XI, and ladles will be nd
mltted free. For others a nominal
charge will be made. The floor has
been fixed up and is now m b"
mi TiMtint. win lm Borveu iii-
COnUIUUii. uw. "
side. The Snlem Mllltnry band wPl
give n concert In front of the rink
and the music for the dancing wl'l
be furnished by the orchestrn.
.!. fll.t. YYmp.M dnlt! la OS
DeWlUK WUCIl niiKi ju..
-.l11.. nnA fnr nl PR. KPCOIIIIIIL'UU
cd and sold by all druggist.
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MARRIED.
ROCKHILL-MOTHORN At tho
home of the bride's aunt, MIm
Mary Mothorn, Wednesday after-
nnnn. Jlllv 22. 190S. at 1 o'clock,
Miss Lulu Mothorn to Clarence
Rockhlll, Rev. P. S. Knight offi
ciating. They left Immediately for a two-
weeks' trip to salmon uiver
And many other nnadvcrtlscd, sonic of theio suits nrrlvtd too late for the tp: Ing show in j
too light for Fall woar READY-TO-WEAR SECTION
1 nro nrt
Ladies Black!
Hose, special.
78c
$1.25 to
$1.50 values'
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HYGENIC
ICEWATER
llllUIHIIIIimHHIH
City News
vtftllltlllti
WeaHicr
HImihitb tonight or Friday,
Frrli Crauilnh
At ho Elite Cafe.
FU Memorial
Plans for tho erection of the Til
men Ford memorial arch nt tho en
trance of the Odd Fellow h cemetery
Are now under way.
HF' I ence
,LL n
uny inuea iwo oniers, one requiring f Southern Pacific company be rc
tho O. . & N. comiviny to plank,, quired to construct a stock ynrd on
cover and drain their stock yard at its property at that po'nt. Tho pe-
I nl TL "n0thCr r0f,ulrl"K '" itntes that large numbers of
tho CorvaJlls & Eastern to maintain hogs and cattlo s.-o raised at Tar..
a depot at Lyoiu. ,BOati nud tlm. nt nrl Anf .. ma
IllUe Man Her,-"" ' K '.!? " w m.,!es be
Pr.i m.im ,u n .i ... . ' '"" uu 'ol,luu on uie cars,
r red M9rrKl. tho Port ami !irvini r
TrpliOHo Mv(Iiik
There will be a meeting
WRtrnl committee of tho Coutolldnt
d Tflvphono company of Salem, nt
City Ilnll. Snturdny, July 25. nt 2 p.
w. All farmert lluei aro requested
to send nt least ono repreientntlvo,
mJ nil committees already nppolnt
nre required to be present, an.!
consider report of excoutlvo commit.
t. 7.22.S
Cnmfortl Back
Attorney General Crawford anl
jwrty have returned from Uldlnw,
en-stern Oregon, whero they have
ten taking testimony in tbc cmo of
bo stnto ngnltxt the Columb'a
iouthorn Irrigating company.
iCurwitrn Atlfnilt-n
Owlug to Important business ev.
fry member of Carpenter' Union
JNo. J 005 It requested to meet In
lh"lr hall Saturday uleht t
o'clock. 7.23.3t
;AV You Going to tin Cxnc?--.
Or mountains? You will want
ome diversion in jnir Qutlng, nt.
Ut tK0 nlon one at thisa hlgn
rno mikimr machine. Geo. a
jJWUI sells 'em
man, camo un last evenlnc nn,i n
'7-22. 4t. remain for a few davs to look nvor
the city, and If n sultablo location
can bo found largo enough to Install
n moving plcturo show as he la now
conducting In Portland, ho will pro
ceed to includo Salem In his circuit.
Merrill has also shipped several ex
cellent horses hore for training at
tho faircrotniil trnnk in i.n n..i
018 In tho coming rncs during the stato
of
I fair.
Nollns
What? A mass meeting. When?
S p. in. this evening. Where?
First M. B. church. Who? All the
members of the Young People's so
cities of every church In tho piiv
Musical solcnl. A general good time.
womo nnd bring a friend.
ArllNiiin Attention
Tho stato momborshlp bannor
which was won by Capital assembly.
I'. A., will bo presented to the local
lodge Friday evening. July 2t, in
the Ornnd opera house, mm!ai-
are urged to be present.
Cat That -
Soiled Panama or ttraw hnt clean
ed and your soiled suit Dressed and
cleaned at Johnson & Siege's, nnd
you will be surprised nt your Im
proved appearance. Next door to
Journal ofllce.
A Good Phiro
To entertain a few of your friends
or tho children Jn the evening I at
tho Edlsonla. The popular 5-oenf
amusement house.
Killed by Train
Frank Mnrs, a person whose oc- tn,s c' on buslnes?.
cujinuon ana place of rosIdnrn la I
daughter, Mrs. N. L. Rooney.
Jos. Baker has gone to join nis
family at Newport for the summer.
Harmon Snook, the contractor.has
gono to Eugene to look after nis
building plant there.
MIsb Mnrv Wain. atenoKranher nt
the attornev-cenernl's office, nnd her
coutfn Miss Alpha Wnln, have gono
to the beach nt Newport.
E. T. Barnes and family have gone
to Newport for the summer.
Mrs. Wm. Cook and dauKhter Lo
la have gone to the Newport beach
for tho summer.
Mrs. S. L. Hnvdon and son Miller.
and Mrs. John F. Miller hnve gone
fo Newport for the summer seniou.
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. J. Mngers, nnd
1 tt'o daughter, Helen, left Sunday
evening for California. They will
visit Mr. Mngers' brother, F. M. Ma
gers, In SIsson, and before their re
turn will visit in other Callfornlit
clt'es. Mr. Mngers will bo gone un
til the first of September.
Laurence Hofer hns cone to New
port, where he will take an outing.
H. M. Rnnnson has left for a
month's trip through the east visit
ing friends and relatives.
Frank Waters is In Portland on
business.
MIf3 Carrie Franklin of Eugene,
i he:e Tor a few days visit.
Conrad Krebs nnd wife nnd little
ison have returned from a trip to
Dallas.
J. L. Stlfller hns returned to his
homo In Wolscr, Idaho, after n three
month's visit here with friends.
Chester Welch is In the city visit
ing friends nnd relatives.
Mr. nnd Mr-. M. C. Mott, an son
Mfnntli Jeit today for i: six weeks'
visit In the east. They will visit rel
atives In Cleveland, O., and before
their return expect to go to New
York City. Mr. Mott until recently
was mnnager of the Vnudette thea
tor, and while away will mnke ob
servations of tho different amuse
ments houses In the east
houses In the east.
Col. J. M. Poorman, tho Wood
burn bankor, lb here attending the
(hoot. I
J. V. Howell, of Mnnmnnlh l.l
. , . w..., .W
transacting business here In this city
Mrs. J. C. Hammel nnd daughter
of Albany Is visiting here.
Mrs. Ottenhelmer Is In this city
from Portlnnd for a short Btay.
Will. Olesy Is visiting his relatives
and friends here for a few weeks.
Fred Kurtz and wife left for Che-
mnwn today.
Bay Smith Is In Portlnnd trans
acting business.
Mrs A. M. Cannon hns returned to
her homo at Portland.
P. Pcrmmlncton nf rn.m i i-
nnd got her to change the nionev i.
Sunday afternoon. Eborhn.
gested n trolley rldo to New jer,!!'
nddlnir thflt hln mint t.n.i i..... "
, " , "" ueertake
her money along ns rolihi. i..
quented the neighborhood nt I
"""- .wu mm ner daueh
ter unsuspectingly accompanied .
.1Cuu w. w..i iu,t nue together
Tlv OVPtllnfT ihn .!.. '
' "w "1U werp at ,
lonely Bpot on the New York, gu
iiiiL-iuiuuu ituiwuy. wuerliardt tin
thai he had lost his way and bu
gested that they wnlk down t,n ...:"
road tracks.
Then nature camo to the aid of
the murderer. A thmuin.. ... '
storm broke' out nnd when a fla
ui iiBiiiiiiiiK airucK near the part
Eberhardt shot his mint. Sho .ii'
blpd and streamed "that sho had Un
Eberhnrdt fired covernl shots
the girl, but failed to hit her, b
biioi iiiiiiBuir in uie arm. Scream.
ing that the party had boon nttn.iJ
uy iuuuuis, no iuiu me girl to rnj.
Sho followed his direction
kept on through the stdrm until tin
broke out nnd when n ..i.
came 10 a cottage where sho Wai
cared for.
Then Eberhnrdt returned to tie
nnth nrt well-known here. The
. . ,, ,. , men uuernnrat returned tn iv.
l.rlilo hns 1 ved hero s nee childhood . ,.. .... l,,'"L" w tie
; : ,A . , Bcune 01 ma crime nnu ninpprl n.
and Js the only daughter of James rallrCd tra '
Mnthnrn. Ir. Onokh 111 Is nil OI11- ... . .. "" lrt
.Aiominy morning tlio body ai
struck by n train and it was at first
tnotigiit tnnt tho woman had beti
killed nccldentally.
Investigation of the body, hot.
ever, snowed trie bullet wounds
Eberhardt dug n hole in a Ml
about a mile nnd n half away froa
tne sceno of tho crime nnd hid the
money. Then he fled to tho nana.
tnlns. Loss of blood forced him to
come to PnterBon this mornlnp to
seek assistance nnd he was 1mm
dlntely nrrested.
The fiend displayed no emniii.
when relating the details of the ter.
rlble story He expressed sorrar
that he had not beon able to escape
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Mothorn. Mr. Rockhlll Is nn em
ploye of the Capital Commission
company. They will make their
home here.
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"E. C. DeWItt & Co., Chicago, III.
Gentlemen In 1897 I hnd n dU
ease of the stomach and bowels. In
thn anrlnt. nf 1509 T linnplit n lintMn
nt Inrlnl nnrl llio lmnnflt I ropolvoil
all the gold In Georgia could not buy.
Mny you live long and prosper. Your
very truly, C. N. Cornell, Roodlng,
Gn.. Amr. 27. 1900." Sold by all
druggists.
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BIG FIRE 1)11) GREAT
B.HIAGK IN PORTLAND
(United I'rras I.emcil Wlre.l
Portland, July 23 Property val
ued at $334,000 Is cither in ruins
today or entirely wiped out by fire
which started early today from
crossed wires on the top floor of the
five-story building on Third street.
Before thnt structure hnd been
completely ruined the flnmes leaped
to the Van Schuyler building In the
rear, (brtroylng the upper two flooi-ii
and then attacked the McKay build
ing. Tho firemen fought tho fire
more thnn one hour before they
could get It under control. The big
crowd thnt watched tho midnight
blaze expected to see tho whole block
go. Several firms and employes nro
Idle today as the result of the fire.
Uso DeWItl'H Mltln Pnriw ui..-
nlensnnt little nllls thnt nro . u
time, ouiu uv nu uruggisis.
MONEY TO LOAN
THOS. K. FORD.
Over Ladd. & Bupu'b Bank.8lai.0r
Grmid Opera Hout
An oxcellont musical ami inr9rv
program wj be glvon under ih
nusplcw of the lexml lodge of Artl
snna FrWay evwlnv. July H. In th
Grand opera house. The iwogrnm Is
freo nud tho Kenornl nnhiin in
vlted to be present.
at
July Wrwllicj
' Tho weather l the jwt five days
ns gradually beoome w.ima . -
hown by O. c. T. C.' weather r.
port. On tho ictu of the present
wonth tht uiwojirv wt up to "
on th 17th to Stf. on the isth to it
4 on the lath, last Sunday, th
wnrwst day of th nenti.n .tt .
Whlwl. it bing H m the shade.
The o!m day of the praiont month
w on th fifth when the thertuom.
tW Uroppi-d to 4l atgrcWt 0u thc
J5th wb the only rainfall this
wntu or .02
IniMirtniu lluolueftw-
Coming before Carpoatflrtt' Union
Saturday night; every member must
be prtent at S n. m. 3t.23.24-25
Onilldgf Ki.ttv
The Nill of Al Codklge. the SH
vwton bankws who dletl rweutly.
was mlmltliw! to probate this morn
ls. Tlu oitate 1 vftlnA.i . c
000. h bulk of whloh h left to his
". oninii f. COOililct). ul. t
uiiKiiown, wai Killed by a south
bound train at Woodburn this mn.
I"g- HI mangled bodv wna tn.t
nt 7 o'clock by the section gang a
short distance nowh of Woodburn.
It Is not known nt whnt hour or In
what manner the accident happened,
but tho coroner believes thnt m fAii
from a moving southbound train. A
paper was found In tho dead man'
roekot boarliig the namo of Pmnt
Mars Nothing further is i.nn. A
.. ' "VTI Ui
ine man. He will be burled
Woodburn tomorrow morning.
JACK FHKAKKS
DROWNS IN RIVER
Jack Freakea. n of about i"k
yews of age who was a resident of
this olty, while flshlmr in , -i...
from tho old O. C. T. dock at "the
foot of State stret at s nvwut, .
evonlng, bad an epileptic fit, fell In-
tv w.v stream and was drowned.
The body was recovered by Chief
Gibson Who tMrBd u ovw. ,. th..
eoronor.
freak hat been & fnmiiio.
about town for the past few months
usually appearing oh the streets In
a bright red shirt and a cowboy hat
and mounted upon a uroaoho ti-
was n son of Mrs. Frwik-A th
an who was lujurd by a rowdy ou
Mrs. E. O. Shepard. of Dufur. b
In Salem visiting her parent Rev.
nnd Mrs. W. W. Blodgett.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Georse Dunsfnr.i
hnve gone to Hllleboro for a f-.v
days' visit.
Cal. M. Fuller, a California hon
man, is transacting business nmi vi.
Itlng frlonds hore.
Frank Foster of Pendleton is vis
Itlng his relatives n Polk county.
Mia Edith Drager Is vlsltlne i.
atlves in Tacoma.
J. J. Cotter of Forest Grove ar
i iveo yestordny to remain n wv
The Mgse Helon and Floy Downs
f Portland are in the city vlsltlne
with frl.-nds.
Charley Smith was a Portland vis
Itir yesterday.
Mrs. C. A. Blakelav nt vm, e
lem, who underwent a serious opera
t!on the other dey h roportod very
. iu uui eotpeoted to live.
Tho Western Federation of Mln-
crs, In session yesterday nt Denver,
ndopted a resolution denouncing tho
arrest of four Mexicans In California
on the chnrgo of being rebels, when
It 1 claimed they are merely union.
Ists. The Industrial Workers of tho
World were repudiated by the Federation.
John Stephens, a Kentucky farm
er, is a fugitive from the night rid
ers and his fnrm, In tho midst of n
good crop, is going to ru!n.
While the McMlnnvin. .,
ieiu is more than flattering, the hop
yards are suffering considerably
from lice.
Norwich Union Fire
Insurance Socitty
Frank Meredith, Resident Agtst.
Office with Wm. Brown & Co., No.
29 Commercial street.
NEW TODAY
to
Best the World Afford.
it gives me unbounded pleasure
recommend nn.i,in. . .:
?LH,llvNe',C' ''? ' .convinced It's
O..W.1 ; V uw won, affords. It
cured a felon on mv ih.k .. ):
never fa is to heal every sore, burn
or wann.1 to which it l anplled. 25c
at J. C. Perry's drug store.
. .
The lS-yoar-old daughter of the
mayor of Frelborp nftn,o
beheaded yesterday 'for fluw......
killing her lover. w"wv
ago hi
04 trrry 0tlHk ,
,J c- Mcuw. of the McOlure
KlHWl COttlitany of P.irtl..i i
i... i... ...' - mn in
-v my jmifmav t in .... il. ..
rll rtrv?outi.l.i: L .: '"? WWirwe'f parent..
iMr ... ' ;:...'. ." a,a ,Ba:
,w-m viev mm uuiiiiiirdui tVlMl..t J.
hi cherrt. """1 ,v MaMt ;' Yard-
s r ---- ni..
IIIO
. --inwi MWUU .1 I
AilAtnt uti.l M.. ... . IPaum .eMnJ,A -.
f.rr" vwg. a daj,gb,J'"; o e night of the
i im?fi . dedaswl. 'wo aiHsolateti J,nlrdl . and a Urother-ln-law of
administrators of Ue ette. Joh Braanoa. who wa killed In
. titK tnuniv n thiui ....
MarrtaRe I,IWMm falling from a wood ..
A marriage license was Imhi 1
yei)enlay to ClarniN a nA.t.i.... Just !,. i- m.,..
ased 27. and MlM i.i n VZiZ.:" "I have tuea una ?.v.
.... - . . r " tuinura. piii fn- ..,..... . .... ? v wis
xm si
married
A PoiltOllf.ul lt'n
U -- --.... ... ,. Himinn.
nlWhVl ffklln In ik .
wit. TiiJ.ri" "" rae nousa
...... ,,.,, u B ftnow un ment. it
keeps every member of tho fam'ly
-! ..rns and calds and cures
rheumatism, neuralgia, lumbago and
all muscular sorene.s'and stUfnes,
by-.n'elfeS'1 $1- b0tUe' So,d
that is nececsary to eive vni, .i
w3- to Clarence A Rockhlll, ... . a Eclr Right.
I .boh ofTSalo. The). wer; Just Sact h"rVaysihT
?J lat evening at the home Helton, of Harrlwllle v Av A'
hrtde's iurnt P Life Pilu rXri fi A' .
aiiivaa mmmiii. ....
B.I....... """,W ,a'
f-r::i r, r? a pa m si
a, sj, : ".'. ! " tu. iv,
. ac' al J- P- Perry's drug store.
a! r-ml -lIi- . oa rMB tlved a putloa from : OABTorTT
I'roftlonaK Win.
The Profeislonals last vin
won an easy game from the Mer-
uunius 10 tne tune of 10 to 1 The
doctors took the lead ffom the start
and the storekeepers never seemed
able tp begin. Tho st.unr. . .v
Twilight league teams is as follows!
1I T T .-.
n. i " v
Merchants ...... .V.'.i! 5
Bankers .....' 3
Captols . 1
William Winter. weii.Wnm ,,.
IV! ataor, has had a"
-w.-uq wwrvous breakdown.
.Jn ,3, better t0 cre the little cough
than to take chnn ., ;. ba
JT.'
-.... wiuesisis feOU It at
and 50c a bottle.
I'tir SK- Two camping outnti, cos
slsting of four horses, two wsjou
nnd harness. Located on tin
tlrin nt rlvm. Kl.tn T.tt.lit
.. . ...v. 1,1 IU()t, I-...I
Wiintal nt Once From 10 l
500, tho best of collateral am
ity to offor. Address Q 10, Ji-
nal ofllce. 6-11-U-
I'or Snh 25 head of bunckri
horses. Somo broke At Sostl
25th St. C. W. Marlels.
7-20-Jt'-
Wantetl At once 40 tons chest to
Enquire Spauldlng Co. 7-2Mt-
For Sale a young milch coi
Jersey nnd Durham. Enquire 13
S. 22nd Btreet. 7-'
JuM Recelvotl Another lot of r
foot wall tents 8 oz. Cowboy ds
Come and look them over 0
Dlllmnnn. 447 State St. 7-!l-f
Bad Eyes
Are What We Are Lookty l
25c'
.S33
.625
.375
.100
would you give 25 rent, t ..
your cwjshT Then get a bottle of
Kemps Balsam and vm. m v...
enough for the whole family, a
w. .9 cents.
Edward w ?.....
- ... ouumern. the nnin.
has filed a demurs .' ..! ..acto"
Thoro is nothin- i
Reed" t- . Just aa
cChcre9-; the best
cost just as much L tw. t WBdi
remedy. 3 th,s famu
Burtti
It Is to be regretted that there
are so many of that sort In M
day and age, but they must K
cared for and we are fully W1?
Ped to do It No matter what I"
think the trouble Is, do not do
thing until you come to us.
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?V Rffitt Ym Haw unn BcssjM
Barr's Jewelry StW
State asd Liberty Sires.
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