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Any ono who, has chimneys prflue
"U eJn, now Is tho time to .clcnn
Mtp without ruw imut tuxio In
ymr houiw. I,c!".o order4 at Moyori
hTtr shop m once. 724-3t
ClHHTh JktHrwIlou-Y
Kv. V, Jones, presiding elder,
to4 by I'asior y h. n.ik, win
nest HHHdny, nl 11 oVloolc, reo.en
m Mwlk-Rto (h church of'tho Unit
hI Hrcthrcn In Christ, corner of
lHwtfiteontA nnd NcbrKskw h reels.
IHvHftn Ntilt
A dlvorco aull was ftled oterdny
iy Mnry M. Hliher ngslntt her nil.
Wmul, Hnrry V Hhher. Tho coupls
woro murrled In Muy. 1006, nnd Iho
ffOHiplitlnt allogns dtMarllon. Carey
Mat tin will handle the cao for tho
plaintiff.
Mhv lluv loicti
F O'.N'elt nnd Kly Jahnson. two
lWHltteut hciwjnen from Urltlsh
Columbia, r lu tli etty JooVUyt
ber the ntv horses at tho fair
Krounds. Thoy may purclmse some
i ID4 ocK to lak hniuo wjjhlHem.
Vlrmonr tlub 1Vni
T9 Kalrottnt cjnb mQj neti
3le-up for nest flimday's game I a.
4uJlovs, JMa KdarJk catcher.
Dto pitcher, llolman 1M bne, Mil
1r Jtnd baY. Hiunphrpy '5rd base,
Cry shortstop itamp, Artvold ud
Jt llliu Olllitrld Tlirt ii'm.ii ...v."..
,wtll riiuVwent the Albany ww ar
SP?2B. V fr W & lj
r wM bring the Mrmgi ARre.
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DAILY
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Several
tho nuinbom rondoicd Wcduosdny'
were iho-tlun," a musical comedy,
nnd "An.l?lusla," flpnnlsh wnlUctt.
Aftir tho concert tho ludluj ot the
W, C. J. V., who had n stand In tho
park, treated tho plnjcrs to Iccl
creanj .and cake. The next concert I
will bo given Satuvilny night on onp
of tho principal streets. The Bun
day concert will be given In Mui'ion
Helnnlnjf Augimt PlrAt
Wo will be lu position to nccept
quantity orders for slab wood.
Bpnuldliig LoKRlng Company, fqot of
Ferry street. u
Tho funeral of Mrs. It. K. King,
"n. m.i jiivm) iiiiirniiiK, wan
held from tho residence of 8. Helm-i
wnn uieu yesterany inornlnir. wnn
roth, 203 Coltnge street, nt 2 o'cIock
this afternoon, ho was burled In
the Odd Follows' cemetery.
Mrs, I'omrroy Hhi-IimI
Thn fiiimrnl t l ki.i....n i
oroy who wns accidentally shot hy
hor huibktid im the I'omeroy ,fnnn
lirnti. 11a.. Xsi.a. .....
r imuim vwa, inst rrluny, wns
held nt the family home at Indonond.
onco nt 1:30 Olook tlilu nftornoon.
lUtllrtuul CoiiunUhlou
Tho rutlrond Csmmlstlnu tbU
morning reehi a i0uor from tho
Portlnnd Uallwu) Light & Power
Company, untlng that lHtruetiius
had bwn iMutht to sond un xtrn mt
dally to Vnueouvor to mt tbo North
URUU train. This letter Is In r
pon to n reouut ono from tho mm.
mis ion, which udvUwl
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eompan) that tho North Hank 4rnmo
wu u IIRYn I lift aHOnlIHlI nr..ni.i.(
modatod. The company promises!
nai tho oowta from Vauoouver will
hattdlA without overcrqwiftug.
Mrtlnpe Uren
A" rSarrlsgo' lijnso w.. iMtxvi
atPMay to Corxo O. Sohlndi.r.
BBTH oj uorvaii. and Ellxabeth'
,-s n..,ff
wnioaca, aed IS, of Ml. Angel.
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TtYKNTY.THKKK
M1NKHS KNTOMIIKII
PeMlRKhapi. Wr.sh , July aj.
Twenty-throe miners ere burled In
ravHa Jn a mine at Co On.ir n
C, toiay. It Is aelUvcJ all aro !-.,
h!T V ?t 001 Hor,
CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALHM, OREGON. FRIDAY, JULY 8f 10J.
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The end is at hand. Tonight at 6
o'clock the safe expires, bur until
that hour, until the last minute. there.
, wHI ha just the biggest and greatest
caiinoc hoep tmmnatrT-tl '
DON'T DELAY LONGER-
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WAISTS
grades of delightfully cool,
tastefully made white waists will be
offered for special sale today. Lace
and medallion trimmed combinations,
embroidery and lace that will be
LESS ONE-THIRD, LESS ONE
FOURTH, LESS ONE-HALF
Your choice of any waist on display
in the Court street Window, values
to $2.00 for
98c
Buy as many as you want
All new, this season's showing.
LUNATIC
OUTRUNS ,
GIBSON
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J. K. P." Fnrrcns; n farmer, resid
ing In tit Is city, who has recently
been examined three different t moi
by the lunacy commission, nnd eachng friends hero
.t!?nftdU?arCVnn CrC.ated Cn8l,H Ml88 Effl0 w'!aras has returned to
ornb cdmmotlon when ho displayed I her home In Spokane after visiting
another streak of Insanity on tho
streets this morning.
Fnrrens wns loitering about un-
dor the approach of the steel bridge
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n,0. when ho suddenly dovcl -
on ucnier uptroor nimnt n n'ni i.i
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h-i i . I . VL ,mu w,,u ",0
, a" l'auQ inoso wno w
JS.Jr.hAh"fl.W?.,,0B',,Srth?lhe
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..i.u uiuiiiiisut'u ii mi ue, nnu tDfat
onpa t0 murr any ono who enmw
,M wny
I A karmnn 1ltln In At A i
A woman llvlnc In thnt nAihtnr
hood, who saw tho lunatic going
through his performance, telephoned
to tho polloo, nnd Cfilof Olbson Im
modlataly iKnrt0d to the seene of ac
tion. As ta calvf sppronolml Farrans
fll, wul the oMctr startml In nur
lt. A m!M throuieh town fnl.
lowtd. ami thd crwy mail outran th
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".v Mv,Fvk, uuuitvM iur me Turner
road. The uovtHl of Pnrraiia n mn
- -- -,..-.. Ml .....una ,io iuu
mi,0, 'or Olbson, .who flunlly gave up
Miac.
It Is probable tiiat Farreps will bo
haled before the county Judge and
sent to the nsyluni.
llkts on School Houor.
Sealed bids for the erection of. an
uqmov to tho C ear Lake .hr.ri
house, school district No. US. IbJ
rlou county, Oregon, will be received
by the directors of said district until
2 p. m., Tuesday, August 4 1S8R.
Plans and specification! taav li
at the rouuty school surwrlntoaaeat's
obhco la Salem The directors r.
sr the right to TpJetl anv m- -.11
bids. M. C. ClllTTrwmv
'3,St Cleric.
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efMr4aclea watftri Jr, ,.'
peclsJlr during taee "kot? dry day.-
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GILSON'S PLACE
OPEN ON
STATE STREET
Vf ii. Oll&Onf whd hab conducted
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the barber shop nnd dnV rooms, ot
117 Commercial street the iinst three
years, today removes to larger,
more elegant quarters, a 344 btate
street, whore Charles Evans t has
conducted a shop In the pasL.Tlje
newshop will bo tho largest In the
state outside of Portland, with 11
chairs, two suits of bath rooms
and
pool and billiard rooms, and
club
and curd rooms In the basement.
Over 11000 has been spent In fittings
Including nil now modern chnirs
Mr, Ollson has Installed two elec
tric massage machine! nnd
hnjr
dressers. The place 13 lighted with
the most modern Improved Tung
sten electric lights. He will be
glad to meet all his old customers at
the new pla"e, nnd can assure the
public of tho belt treatment. Mr.
GHon hn3 rapidly become known ns
a king among 4he tonsorlal artlstd,
and merits his zront bucccss by closo
attention to catering to the public
wants. .
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O KIISPN'AL MENTION O
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O And Movements of Bnlcm O
O People. o
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Miss Ida Martin of Portlnnd, who
hns been nt Newport for a few weeks.
stopped oft-n fow dnyn nt Salem to
'ce 'her mother, Mrs. Mary Martin
at ho hoipltnl.
T. A, Llveslcy left for Portland
yestfrdny on bublness.
Mrs. J jr. Woodruff, formerly of
Eugene, but of Into rosldlng In 8nn
Francisco, arrived yesterday to
visit with Mr. and Mrs. V. P. Dab-
cock of 8outh Salem.
Lyle Miller of Portland Is Visiting
with friends hero for n few days.
Ho will leave Monday for Newport
to enjoy a week's outing.
I Miss Roso M"ff and Miss Lena
' Ilrant are at Newport on nn outing.
I Hud Hill, of this city, who has
been employed on the Kugono Reg
Istcr nt Kugono n mnchlno opera
tor, returned to his homo hero to
remain.
G. E. Lawrence has returned to
Dallas after vMtlng with frlonds
nnd trnmactlng business hero.
Miss Pnullno Webster of Oregon
City is horo vbltlnjr with Miss Cnr-
rlo Ilurrows of North Snlem.
Chaj, It. Lane, n Portland bujl
ness man, Is visiting hero for a
ehort time. Ho will soon leave for
an outing nt Newport.
Mrs. E. II. Monroe of Portlnnd
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with her relatives nnd friends horo.
0. Petonon hns returned to As
torla after transacting business In
this city for a few days.
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u ,1'ugn is in walla Walla attend
hng to business matters.
.,au Sront- th0 Imurance man.re
turnod to Portland Friday after
- .trnnenctlng business here.
Fa,her OrlflUh has returned to
Pm,and ne-a mt to this
city.
Frank P. Tnlklngton Is In Port
lnnd visiting frlonda for n few days
President P. L. Cnmpball of the
U. of 0 has returned to Bugeno
nftr n short birlnoss visit hare.
Frank A. Turnar returnod Thurg.
day from a vacation trli in th
mouutalnt. .
Miss Carrie A. Wllsen. of Ah.
land, U 6tndlBK a few day har
w trJomls and relatives.
rioya mil of Stayton la In
,nnS bauds with triand
Mr and Mn Jos. u. Caldw aave
gone to Seaside where they will re
main n week.
Those going to Newport today
were: Mrs. H II. Rngan nud daugh
ter, Ml-s Nina nuanell. Mhj .!,
Ine Holder nnd brother. Ralnh nn.il
j, u. woorjey
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C, W. Block, ot Dallas, Is lookln. thai . S""nB corn beevlu
tor business In .hi. i.'. WD!?8L?n that Y o with water
after business In this cltv.
urant Holt, tho lumber man i. in
RosuVurg to.? a short business vUlt.
J. C. Terry has departed Tor
Westtorte Tor a short visit.
MI Mildred Clemns, of Portlana
1$ "heTe Tlcltlns,
U 7. Baker ot Eugene Is tranv
actlag business and vlsltin. Tri-n.-
ar.
Jfcek Kyai and taralry naTe tc
turaeS from Astoria, where , ,.-
aa n tae barber bottom rn, Mv.
ral,r. He will take nl.i. i.
tlw Mr Ollson sop on Stale street.
R MC "HoTer. "boslnesa -mj.yi.-
WILLAMETTE
VALLEY WHEAT .
IS GOOD
jt.APBears,n3thoun;lirarnntfs rnV
ing "large acreages "of wheat In this
vicinity nre much more fortunate
than the Ea:tern Ore&on gran rals
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an.l
cr, whp navc'Dccn vihucu uj mc
Rmiit fnnciifi to an alarrdlng extent.
After a careful Inquiry of farmers
raising large tracts of wheat in
different sections around this city
concerning the spring grain, no se
rious Infections have boon observed
so . far lu the growth of the wheat
proper, but In several tlelda veatch
has sprung up and owing to the
voatch seed being about tho same size
nnr! welcht ns n wheat berry sepa
rating the two will be somowhnt dif
ficult. Smut nnd rust have not
jhowed up so far. ?nd the "black
plngue" as it Is called, w'll not dis
turb the farmer! In this vicinity this
wason, as the grain at present has
growth sufficient to overcome the
inky substance, and the rtrt, which
is not so disastrous as the smut, wlij
hnrillv show ut unless thero is a
rainfall followed by very warm sun
shine, which condition tends to
crack the stalk of the grain thus stop
ping the flow of snp to tho wheat
head. Smut Is probably tho most
destroying fungus In existence. It
not only destroys the wheat for mil
ling purposes, but It can get such
a start ns to cause stock to turn
nway from their feed.
California, visited his cousin, P. H.
D'Arcy, of this city, yesterday, and
left today for Seattle and British
Columbln.
C. D. .Mlntdn is a Portland visitor
todny.
Mrs. U. O. J?oyer and daughter,
Ruth, nnd Miss Laurn Dean Joined a
party consisting of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Decry and Miss Emma Cramer, of
.Monmouth, which will spend two
weeks .In the mountains west of
Falls City.
Dr. and Mrs. 0. W. Hcnn returned
yesterday from n week's outing nt
Elk City.
IURIC.ATIO.V DOINO THINGS
FOR EASTERN OREGON
(Pendleton Tribune.)
"Hermlston Is nil right I want to
tell you," snld Col. H. O. Newport
yesterdny evening to a Trlbuno re
porter nj ho replied to an Inquiry as
to what Is doing In tho Irrigation
town down the Umatilla.
"Thore Is no doubt nbout our hnv
Ing tho. best Irrigation project In tho
west nnd tho best 20,000 ncres of
land onw being developed In thli
part of the country. Within five
years neither Hood River nor Ynk-
Ima en hold n cnndlo to ubo In the
matter of producing early atrnw
berries nnd other frluts and vegc
tabloi, And It mnkes n difference
whethor you get Into a market along
with other sections of tho country
or ten days earlier. And wo will
skin them both by that much at
least, one year with another.
"It is a llttlo dull thero rlsht
now, but It Is everywhere In July.
Wo are Just beglnulng. A man who
has small patch of ground under
ditches was tolling mo yostorday
thnt ho wnnts to kick hlmsolf fqr
not hnvlng tt little more foresight.
Ho said he planted some corn In tho
enrly spring but tho senson wnil so
cold and backward that after tho
nnt cultivation and Irrigation ho
abatdoned it as no j?ood but In
spite of neglect It hns made n fine
growth, and several times ho has
brought In a lot of roasting onre
oaeh time selling them Vendlly fo
3 aad eaoral tims han sold lettuce
thnt has vn splaadldly In Bplt
of tt-s obauJonmont. He savs nnxt
yeor will not catoh htm napping i'k
that. He b now persuaded that
there Is no plaoq anywhore thnt will
surpa- HormlBton In the nmdi.n.
tion of all kinds of early fruits nnd
vegetables and Its season win .
long one ns well."
Col. Newport has 100 arms In m.
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falfa nnd Is still sowing seed for
iiiuiu,
some people In that
lltrl,M
ii win mature a crop. Ho and H
M. Skinner aro In Pendleton fr thi
inirposo qf purchasing furniture for
the new Masonle hnii whi.v. ,.. .....
len completed. Hermlston .a. n
lodge ol Artisans, Red Men, Pytfa-
u, uaa reuows aaMaOBS.
Orchard ami GarOeti.
Continue to cvltlvate the straw
'"rry bed. Keep out all wcds and
cut oft an Burpius runners. The
care gives the patck sow determines
next season's cr,p,
WU keep a wtck uf u.. Ci Jv
ad cut 0U E,1 wUM ......'
branches nroi3
MRS. TEAL
HELD TO
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Now York. .Tnlv m
Teal! wii&.of ,tllG Wn1I.L.. E
Li i ' 1 ""own thh.
Vlcai mnnngor, and Harry omu
private detective, wm-. .-i. ?T
the grand jury loddy by HtlKV
- uii. on bona
$500, which must bo rotm,,,.,
liH
The prlsonors are charged In
aflldavlt filed by a jount? i...1
several dnys ago with Juvfog Z
D1..ivu 1.1 "miiiiinciure eM I
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inu iiuuiiiin ui 1118 Wlfo'n l
enlt ixrolnaf 1,m M"wt
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DESIRE FOR CIILVKSE
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ivai, iiuw la rnnicry aimlnisliM
Four of tho big chop suey rt,
rants, which boro the orinW
names of "King Yen Lo " "j0, v..
Lo," "King Joy Lo," nnd a
Ylng," hnvc closed their doors til
In n text weeks nnd others are cj
the vcrg,o of It. According t0 .
mon report tho "suoy" sauce h .m
or Imported or made from Importel
Chlnojo sea-beans, but an r.u
discussing tho lack of a nation
tnsto in rooa in America. Atthrtt
that tho "oriental" snucc. like mn.
other curloun Bpcclnltles ly mm
the stock yards In Chicago, ft,
sudden chnngp of fickle funcv bu
left the qucd chop auey mci ft
zlcd nnd with some highly decoritil
nnd oxpcnslvo furniture nnd furuM.
Ings on their hnnd, somo being elt.
ointoly Inlnld with mother ot nwrL
Concerning tha nmttor of footf Htt
essayist snld: "American tsite 'h
food liin, been deprnve'd becauie ft
the cocmdpolltan population. Tii
chop suoy habit, ro-cnllcd. I ii
most rodent mnnlfostatlon of Au-
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lean degenorncy In food. 'Chlnm
food is not bntl, It Is sclcntltlctllr
better cooked thnn tho A&orfcu
tausngo, but It forniB ono more Hat
In tho chain of tho degenerit)
Amorlcnn nppetltc."
Norwich Union Fire
Insurance Society
Frank Meredith, Resident Agwt
Oinco with Wm. Brown & Co., N
'ii Commorclfil afreet.
MONEY TO LOAN
THOS. K. K0RDI
Over Ladd ft Bush's Dank, Sle.0f
NEW TODAY
Wo Arc Taking
sprinkling oil.
orders for strwt
Got your orf i
early.
Mitchell, Lowla & 8t.
7-254t-
Tlio AVclnlmrtl Urnvhig Cowjwsf-
Aro anxious to get more of tMT
boor In Salem. Thoro Is a
looking around to buy a salooate
put It In. 7-29-2t- ,
Party la Salem Wishes to borrc
monoy. Thero Is no real ti
security to offor, nnd anyoM "
noting such security need not it
Ply to this ad, This party, bow
evor, will 8ecuro tho loaner wld .
good security In other forms. AV
one wiihlng to Investigate the m
turo of this 'proposition will vi"
to bolow address, nnd a meetlst
can be arranged. Z-H, Capita
Journal, Salem, Orogon.
7-2941-
Snlcsnoinan Wanted Of expert
in dry goods nnd fnncy giod. Pf
manont nosltlon la rluht persos'-
Send reference and addres?. P "
box 33G. Snlem, Oregon.
7-30-31
Lost, An onal stick nln. Either
8outh Commercial street or
street, Finder please leave
Journal offlco. 7-SI-3
FOHH(lXTv rlno. rnntalnlntf I
keys. Owner caa kave ae
payiBg- for t&& ad at Jours!
ice. T-l
50-Acre lVrm to Vetm For
For a term o( years; 200 "
cultivation. Al tek and IJJ
far. Oae mil f rem ool '
canrch. J. N. Skalfe. 101 rr
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