Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, August 20, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1008 J. L STOCKTON THE OLD WHITE CORNER flew Goods for Pall Every time the train whistles, JUnk of Stockton'8 because if It is fpanenger It la bringing ua goods U express, If It Is a freight It Is bringing goods by tho car HOST. I J I I ffh Jli-t y Hi I t I fBSmr 3 New Dress ioods The first shipment of lre3s !?Md comprises all the Into nov elties and weaves In 3G In. suit ing! hat retail nt 50c a yd, . BENTON COUNTY ACTIVE FOR 6000 ROADS CAMPAIGN Flannelettes and lutings Hundreds of beautiful pattern to pick from, in fact everything 'a cottons for Wrappers, Klmonns Wilsti and House Dres&OB is now rdy for your choosing. lew Suits and loats for Ladies irt coming evry day. Jinny idieiare mnking their selections :oir. Clothing Now Sult3 for men and youths All tho new Idens In collego ,cuts and business Biiita nnd showing for the first. tlmo for Fall. $1 0 to $25 k.bii .i)iiim'iwiKwiiiwwwwywwi New Blankets for Outing Use 500 pair of one kind Just re ceived and through nn error the mill hu3 shipped us 200 pnir of? cloven-quarter blnnkets in oxcoii of our order. So we will offer some for n few dnys so as to bo ablo to handle them when thoy arrive BNV MMH irand Opera House JOH.Vr. CORDHAY, MntuiKcr k Night Only, PIUDAY, AUG. 21. Sr. Lee Wiiliard And His Company in 6' sum i nt'QQi.'T.'a nnrATuoT t SUCCESS 8 POOR RELATION" Mr Wlllard will bo pleasantly re- ptred for his clover acting In tho I'e role in "Tho Country Squlro" i Kuon. IPHICES 25c, 35c, 50c, 75c. Seat l it box office Friday, 9 a. in. HARD IN "A POOR RELATION" tl: i t Sl. 1 I. (- l n v 3 Leo I'ard will iroanit i:I lRG.anl tiern house Frlduv. ! .lit V J, It winiaMilmr rVnr 1niaiority tf the local follow- ''dramas i.-t have boon en IN ever mu the nlnv first iv..i saenormou uccs on B-ond- ork ith So.' Smith In the , , ar role lD0t n. nntitlnii. in oo,. i,. " rd !s nu of nun rw.. ,.,.. rricaa Tm.ili.ns. and witli nn ;' w bis Hlemlld stature, pe- uuciiinr .- .. ... .. ., ,iuu wminii n nmn f W'i such careful attention to ,. ' XW the tltlo ... r , ri"" Elation." It is ab .' lmpoIS!9 for .hi. .!.. f. ; an tfcitp but a great uc- '"'rstnng caftei-n nm.,,. . f-Wrt of Mr W'Mgrd. Itir U nothing i. ...... u Kemp's Balsam m,. ,.. Mm . .. ' -v. and . i 1 ' MO mer " M ITIIln). v ua ALBANY PROGRESS (Continued From Page 1.) Hon. B. F. Jones brought out the point that tho prlvato corporation owning tho fajls for water penver wan building a now power plnrft on tho cast bank nnd would uso every Inch of wator. (lowing through tho. liver nnd could closo up tho present canal to navigation at an moment and tho operation of boats on tho uppor rlvqr Mould bo stopped. Resolutions endorsing 'tho good roads campnlgn and tho now water code na presented by Stato Highway Commissioner John II. Scott, and Stato E-nglnoor Lowls woro also ndoptcd aftor enthusiastic talks by those gentlemen. A dologato was named to nttend tho Coos Bay con gress. Join ItooNtcr Throng. President B. W. Johnson, of tho Corvnllls Commorolal club, and Edl tor Froomand, of tho Albnny Ilprald, joined the dologntlon on its way south today. Two mootings will b held today In Lane county, whoro on thuslnstlc greotlngs await tho boost- or brlgndo, which wns Joined to-Juy by Railroad Cominlsslone.r West. Senator Tom Kay, Food Commission er Bailey and J. R. Beal of Port land, will Join tho p.ush nt Roseburg and together about 20 delegate go overland to Coos Bay. Corvnllls, Aug. 10. Tho opening of the big booster cnmpnlgn for west ern Oregon hero wns held nt the courthouse this nfternoon nnd wna presided over by County Judge Wood ward, ono of tho most enterprising good rondo county ofllclnls of the state. Ho nnd Comlssloner Smith nnd Ex-Judgo Wntters mndo ad dresses, nnd nil gnve cordial words of encouragement to tho speakers from Salem. Hon. B. F. Jones ennio out from Yaqulna bay taking his plnco on tho program nnd .iink'tig a strong plea for tho free locks nnd canal at Oregon City ns the most Im portant Improvement for" tho ship pers In tho Willnmotte valley. Ho snld the way tho General Electric corporation was fencing up the fall1? of tho Wlllamotto and using every Inch of wator In Its great power plants nnd building moro such plants on tho east side of the river, it was only n question of tlmo when thoy would require nil the water in tho river to mako power and tho locks and cnnnl would bo closed to corn morco. Tho Oregon legislature and tho delegation In cougrosi should mako this tho object of their firs', nnd continuous attention by legisla tion. Good Roads Ciiiupnlgn. Judgo John II. Scott made n very Inspiring tnlk for tho good ronds cnmpnlgn nnd outlined tho program of general education of tho peoplj. Ho mndo it plain to the county ofll clals and tho prominent buslncs men present that tho future welfare of Benton county depended' on their giving hearty support to tho work outlined by hlmsolf nnd Commission er Webster. Before ho closed prom- lent friends of tho causo pledged V u I! vi LAST CALL V' HAMMOCKS, LAWN SWINGS, F 0 L D I N G OUT GOES OUTDOOR FURNITURE, SEATS, COMFORT PORCH CHAIRS AND STOOLS, CHAIRS, TABLES AND TENTS IN ALL SIZES, TO RH PUSHED ALONG AT STILL FURTHER REDUCTIONS. OUR SEA SONVFOR SELLING PORCH AND LAWN FURNITURE IS ABOUT AT AN END AND WE ARE EAGER TO DISPOSE OF EVERY PIECE NOW ON OUR FLOORS. THERE ARE STILL A COUPLE OF MONTHS' USE THIS SEASON FOR THESE PIECES AND THEY WILL BE GOOD FOR NEXT SEASON. YOU WILL MAKE Bill IN TEREST ON YOUR MONEY BY INVESTING NOW, BECAUSE MANY OF THE PIECES ARE CUT IN HALF. a rc IJvvyTgjjJFMj M p8 YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD BKk K v .kwUk.Wmw oun Mfc IHbiiWrinHiVIUnTHiH fsDITRWiWV8HlMIW.Vl 3QDgHOTjSE FURNISHERS &A ra AMERICAN TARS (Contlnuod From Page 1.) Tho thought uppermost In tho minds of tho Australian, as is tho caso of tho Now Zealnndcrs, seems to flupport for a monster road meeting JQ "W08"? of tho ;'!,Uo "inn to bo held at Corvnllls nnd In somo,forclng h!9 torlty over the yellow of tho outlying "unconverted" H- rucos ,n,tno '"o wawPB.- ino voy trlcls after tho stato fnlr. Judgo , n.of V10 flCot.,8 Iookc,l "P" "8 '!" Scott wns heartily applauded, and awnkonlug on tho pnrt of America to cnlled upon several times by other'"1? 088't'0" ' "' Bltuatlon and Bpcakors to mako Btntcments. Stuto Irrigation Code, Is hailed with great Joy. Fau-cri International Conipllcntioim. Tim mlRiinilni'Htnnillncr rolntlvo to biuio biigincer ww mnuo a cicnr hft .. nPn,,n VrMnv ,.B rnlin. statement as to the .Importance of .mch commcnt nnd for n t!mo lt wn, San FrwiclBco Buporvlsors herb. Su tho proposed Btato water codo that ,lollovod thnt tho AmerlcftU Bnllor3 perlntqndont Benson of the park an.l through tho street ns wnB plnnnod Louis IT, Krotzcr, a welt known originally. young mnn of Tho DallcB, Is nilsalng Tho troublo, It i snld, on tho best from his homo. authority was tho result of fnlluro on tho part of tho entertainment committee to obtnin tho suspension permission of tho Dominion rogulu- Captain K. K, V. Cnioy, of Dola waro, won nil honors nt Camp Perry, O.. vcBtordnv Koonrlni? lioth T.oooh tlon which proventB tho landing of nm, WmbIoton cups. any nrmyu nouy or iorco or snuord pf any foreign country. - n FOREST FIRES IN 11LTCK IIETCHY VALLEY (United Prosa LcnBcd Wire.) YoHcmlto, Col., Aug. 20. Forost fires on threo aides of Hotch Hotchy valloy may Impedo tho visit of tho wmuBPiimiuuiowiu uHim-.wouId not bQ pormUtod to mirlIcl. turo, defining water rights ami fixing to nfl ,)nd ,)eou ,nnne(Ii Ju8t charges for tho use of wa or. Ho wmt to Jlftturo Qf tho d,BnKreomont showed that Irrigation in o threo wng cou,(, not ,0 n8COrtulnC(1 ft8 It dry months of tho year would double ;wnB nn,01 w,th Kront0flt goc and treble tho clovor and hop cropa ,f , , tlnt ,t wnfl ,n conn0fl. in iiiu wiiiiiiiimiu viiiiuy, iiumiiii tlons wero wator codo. Hon u-ltli Ilia Tli'ltliili Inw wliloli fnr. adopted endorsing the ,g U0 ,nmllu; Qf n foroRn RvmM force on Brtlsh soil. Whntevor vho Delegntrs to Cxw Bay. entiio, tho iucldont is now said to There are mnnv imitations of De Witt's Carbollzed Witch Hazel Salvo but JuBt ono odlginnl. Sold by all druggists. this kinds famous I ton v,fT "in to ATTRVn . COD SClinni o KTTR ivi,.' tioo r;: Y w,th TOn -...; "UUUing Will ' H y g0 Eatt to col , are llr.t-cla .n. ' :Uta. !r..C0Ur8e and fine od- Theology, Med,clne( n CI:... woablej h 4k ... -"; beautiful UbLrZ t!!r8- r cata- 0rt ..cment Roman, Sa-' -Uff.lmo ! n""0 "lyitfnnBoart "& DIAMONDS For August An ideal Investment Just tho thing to put your savings Into. Prices of diamonds aro sure to continue to ndvanco money in vested in them Is safe and tho pleasure from their wear affords great satisfaction, Compare our diamonds and prices with those ofTerqd else whore. Those who know real dia mond values say ours aro better and cheaper. For absolute satisfaction, buy here. Barr's Jewelry Store State and Liberty Streets. on motion or county buperintonu-. linvo pnsHOd and lt is bollovod today cut Donhnm It was doojdod to send thnt satisfactory arrangemont havo a dologato from Benton county to the i.on ,ftdo and tho parndo will tak'i Coos nay congrosa, and on motion ,,inc0 ns nt first contemplated, tho county court wns authorized byl imports for a tlmo wont so far as the cltlzonB mass meeting to defray 't0 gay that tho incident might cauiw tho expenaoa of such delogato. A international complications, but those number of enthusiastic talks woro Btntomenta aro not given credonco made by othor citizens prosont, nnd a nmj there is a tondoncy to discredit voto of thanks wnH tendered tho tll0 jmportnuco or the incldont. boosters from Salem, and they wore) ti,0 onjy formal ovont in tho en bidden a God-speed on their tour of tortalnmont of tho fleet today was n dinner given this eveulug in honor THE WORLD FAMOUS CLAIRVOYANTS and PALMISTS The Delmars Havo arrived In Snloin nnd uro In- and tho Ilbtcli Hetohy country hnvo cat0(I at tho HldrldKO Hotol. 218 N. boon burned off by tho lire which hns commercial street, whoro thoy can out off the trails. ,)0 ,.0nsuitod on all affairs of life. 40 HOldJcrs havo boon lighting tho flro for, en days in McGlll Meadown between Lake Elinor nnd Hotel) Hotchy vallloy. Tho irovurnmont tolonhono linen botweon Sjicddquartoru at Yosonilto exploitation nnd deveLnpment of west orn Oregon. Attorney uonoral yrnw- of Admiral Sperry and his staff, by ford and Railroad Commissioner ' Govornor Genernl Northcoto. Tho wl-bi, nruio join uiu piiKrn" t Ai-jnffnjr was dellgJitful and tho ex bnny and so down tho valley to Rose- cr,nngo of courtoalw woro profuso burg, and then ovor the mountains A on8t To President Thoodore to Coos Bay. Roosovelt" was the signal for ap plause. Admiral Sperry and thu Tho supervisors this morning loft for Crookors by stngo and oxpect to camp in t tho Uufoh Hotchy valloy ThursdajTinornlng, PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE. STATE NEWS Gottage Grove, on a referendum vote, yesterday denied tho local streetcar company an extension of from six to 15 years In their fran chise, Government men are having n hard fight with timber fires near Lakevlew. Governor Chamberlain, at Klam ath Falls, states that ho feels suro Harrlmau will build roads from that point soon. Other roads in Oregon will also soon be built. Tho wlro of Waiter Johnspn, con fessed slayer of Elmer Perdue, of Hillsboro, refuses to visit him, Many prominent Beattlo business men will visit Oregon September 22 La Grande is excited over tho re govornor general exohanged felicita tions. The official landing of Admiral Sperry and tho ofllcora wllj take place Friday morning. A groat pub lie reception will bo held and this will bo followed by the grand parad In which tho American sailors will participate. The stato dinner will bo given in tho evening. London Agg. London, Aug. 20. All London le rife with speculation today as to whether tho reported attempt on thu authorities at Sydney to prevent tho landing of tho American sailors would result in a diplomatic tangle Every effort la being made to dls- $1 coter the exact nature of the trouble. ported find of a rich gold strike on Sydney officials and officers of the ML Emily, ieeL realizing mo pobsioiuues oi Mayor Lane of Portland announce misrepresentation, growing out of that every house of Ill-fame and re-, the Incident, are using the meatures eort of vice will be closed. to Insure efforts to suppress all refer- The three Oregon heroes of the once to It. It Is understood here to London rtadlum will arrive In Port- day that tho troublo has been safe land September 14 when a $2000 ly and even amicably settled nnd entertainment will be given them. that the American sailors will march SALEM MARKET. Local WIioIcwiIh Market. Eggs 22iC. Duttor Crermory 25c. Cows $33.G0, Hens -10c; young chlckons, lie. Locaj Wheat 85c. Oats 33 35c. Bdrloy $20(21. Flour Hard wheat, $4,800' 5.00; rOloy, $4.00, Hay Cheat, 1 8 0 1 0 ; clover, Q0 per ton; timothy, $11 12. Onions $1.75 cwt. Hops 1907 crop, 50flc. Cascara Bark2 3c. Mohair 18c. Retail Market. Oats $1.45. Wheat $1.05, Eggs 25 c. Butter Country, 20c; creamery 35c. Flour Valley, $1.10 1.20 per sack; bard wheat, $1.40 1.45. Bran 9Qc per sack; $30.00 per ton; shorts, SI. 26 per sack. Livestock, t Hogs Fat, $5.75, Stock hogs $4. Stoers 3s. Veal 6 7c. Tropical Frtdts, Bananas $6.50, Oranges $4.50. Lemons $4.75 6, Portland Market. Poultry Hons, 12c; ducks, 12 14c; pigeons, old $1 per dozen. MIIIstulT Bran, $28. Flour Valloy, $1.20 per sack; hard wheat, $1.45. o O 3!&t!srt ef liWWWWWWl ii iv w AiTOXlXA, s? Na4 Yds fo li fetf Special Readings for a Sliort Tlmo 50c 50c 50c THE DELMARS Aro well and favorably known throughout this locality and are pro nounced reliable by Bomo of the bojt peopjo n tho Htato of Oregon. They havo hundreds of testimonials on fllo at their office which aro open to in spection to all who may be interested. What Tho Delmars toll you cornea true, all their predictions may he rolled upon. If you uro In doubt concerning some Important matter better consult them nt ouco. Thoy guarantco to reveal every Incident of your llfo Past, Present and Fu ture, without asking a question and at a glanco thoy give names, dates, facts and locations In tho vast prob lems of llfo, tolling you whayou came for and what you watjt to know. Accepting no fee Iu advance and not at all unless you aro per fectly satisfied with what they toll you. This Is fair, Is lt not? Offico bourn 0 a. in. to 9 p. m All buwIneoH sacredly confidential. Call early to avoid waiting. Office, Room 17 The Eldridge Hotel 248 North Commercial St. :