Daily capital journal., August 29, 1908, Page 8, Image 8

DAILX COITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST SO. 1008
TODAY
IB TIIH LAST DAY OP TUB AUGUST CLEAN-IT SALE. EVERY DEPARTMENT
WILL IJE FILLED WITH MONBY-SAVING OPPORTUNITIES. TODAY YOU BUY
MONDAY Oil TUESDAY Oil ANY OTHER DAY YOU
DO YOUR SHOPPING EARLY.
GOODS POIt HALF PRICE AND EVEN LHSfl.
WILL PAY MORE AS OUK AUGUST CLEAN-UP SALT! ENDS TODAY.
'
Special Orders
Taken .... .
Wc linvc Just received n bltf lot of wimple -rain
coats from tiro best Now York maker. Silk nnd
Satin Rubberized nnd light Covert in nil colors.
Special orders wilt bo taken until Monday.
MELBOURNE
WELCOMES
BIG FLEET
BEST RECEPTION Of
VOYAGE
I i
PRICKS FROM
13.50 to $50.00
Special
Our outlro line of fancy and
plain Lingerie Shirt Walsty
trimmed with cmbroldory, laco
and Insertion. In thin, big
showing all bIzoa aro reprcsoht
cd. Reduced Ono-Thlrd In
Prices,
Special
Bilk Gloves. The Celcbratc.l
"Kaysor" Olovo mnde with
doublo tipped fingers, 12 and
1G button lengths, black,
white and colors, usually sold
for $2.00 now 03c.
for n regular 26c valuo,
Your money back If Mum
falls to rcliovo.
Mum Id your frlond.
ftj
V
"Mum" 19c
W
Oi!f Ec'ge 13c
i.i eV'iL
our pr'.co lGc. Wo'ro right for
Shoo 8undrlos,
JUST RECEIVED
FOR MEN '
A now lino of tho famous
8? C -v , .
CovH "JtoftaP Suits
lj. .Qt.y Llioll rfftJC. ' .. ..lit. U.l
much In domnnd by tho worklngmeii.
Coiuo and sou tho now ones.
Men's Suits $9.50
Thoso aro bona fldo reduc
tions nnd all now styles. It
pays to Investigate.
Men's Shoes $1.10
for Ki )o v i
. ' i . nnd
Oxrords Lots of pood weath
er yet.
W?4
iwACuM
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III TI'lfMr tm&mmmm.wuinjm i
(United Prc Lcnscd Wire.)
Mqlbqurno, Aug. 29. By H. Leo
Clotworthy, United Press Corre
spondent aboard the United States
ship Georgia.) The Atlantic Heel
arrived hero ut 3 o'clock this aftor
noou and was accorded a welcome-
that outranked In magnificence any
thing so far on thli eventual trip.
I From Port Phillip heads to the
, anchornge ground) In Port Phillip
' bay, a distance of 30 miles, the on
, trance of the squadron wuu one lone
ovation.
Thotihands of pleasure craft had
come out to tho heads to meet tho
American hattleuhlns utul the shored
wore lined with nlmo3t as many peo
ple m witnessed tho nntranco of tho
fleet Into San Francisco hnrbor.
Tho British cruiser Psyche boomed
her cannon 13 times and dipped her
(lag tj tho Connecticut as ha enter
ed the harbor and the salute was re
turned. Although the official landing of
the officers and mon of tho fleet will
not take place until Monday morn
ing, Admiral Sporry and his staff
en mo ashore today and paid an offi
cial visit to Hon. Sir Reginald A. J.
Tnlhotn, governor of VIctorln. Ho
entertained them with a dinner nnd
later returned their officlnl call on
board tho Connecticut.
Molbourno is crowded with thou
sands of pcoplo who have come from
tho Interior to visit the city during
tho tay of tho fleet. Hor 500,000
population hns been groatoly in
creased and evoryono l bonmlng a
welcojno to tho Amorlcnn Bailors.
Tho newspapers of the city nro all
warm In their oxpresslons of wel
come The pros urges nn under
standing betweon Grunt Brltnln and,
tho united Stntos for the control or
tho Pacific ocean by tho English
speaking people.
Tomorrow will be spent quietly.
No visitors will bo allowed on board
tho American war ships until Mon
day. Tho usual dovotlonnl sorvlccs
on nil1 tho Hhlps will bo obsorvod.
COUNTER
SUIT BY
v
J -v
!
EVELYN
4
(t'nlttd Vre f.pnsod Wire )
Now York, Aug. 29. Following
the report clrutilntcd yesterday to
the effect that Harry K. Thaw la
plannlhg to bring suit for divorce
against hU wire nt the end of his
trial next month, It h declared today
that Evelyn has notified her attor
neys to prepare a counter BUlt nnd
to begin action Immediately after
Thaw flies his papers for separation
Thaw has tdld his frlondB that he
has In hand sufficient evidence to
secure a divorce from his wife, but
ho hesitates to bring suit now be
cause of the heavy litigation in which
he Is involved. Ho is also a bit non
plussed by the announcement that
Mrs. Thaw will bring a counter ac
tion. i n
BALLOONS
READY FOR
BIG RACE
RAILROAD THE T"
CORVALLIB & KASTKiiv
Follow con,i,eI-
NO 4
Leaves Dotrolt,. .,
4no. s ;
Leaves Albany
Arrives nt Corvall's '""iT.
No. 10 ''
Loave3 Albany,,... , ,. )
Arrives at Corvallls. '""j i
No. C 4P.
Leaves Albany .,..
Arrives nt Corvallls. ...IiRtfc
No. G-,',,,n, fr &
LenveB Corvallls.... i'.,,?
Arlrvcsnt Albany.,. '"I'M
No. 9 1AU
Leaves Corvallls
Arrives at Albany. ...!!
No. 7
Tiinvnu Pnnvnlll.
No. 11 (Sunday only)
Loaves Corvallls ' i,.
Arives at Albany ,: f
No. 12 (Sundav bum""1"-
Leave3 Albany i.,,.
Arrives nt Corvnllb i.,.
HHHIIIIIIIIIIII1MIH
City
News!
Weather
Fair tonight; Sunday fair nnd
warmer.
Wliou in Portland
VUlt Hiill'ii rwtnuriint. 330 Wiutli-
Inatop etreut. o-o-d
Goler llciiio Burned
The home r Purr flalsw, 19 mil,
oust of this city, was ooiMiiinad by
tire yesiarday. Th linuio and con
tents nrtt nluiost a total low. Th
flro IX thotiitht to hnvu stnrtod In a
dofootlve 11 up.
Go to .Hn"',,h I'nr
Lfitoleum. Now patterns.
dcilKUJ. Couit ntrcot.
Now
RrliiK t
Your hiirdtist shndus of linlr to us
to match. Walecutt Blnlora.nt 25 1
No. Liberty street until Soptombor
Bth.
Wouldn't It Swiu Good
To have a tentducumv aga!u frgm
that property! A "pliingo" Into
Want advertising should bo ofTcatlvu.
Bomuouo else answered a want nd.
ypitordny that was rnnlly lutendul
fpr YOU.
I.luo of Inlaid linoleums. O, I.
Joso, Caurt elroet. PrlccH low.
IjHrnwt fitH'k
Of hair goods pn tho . Puolflc
coast at Wnlscott Slaters, 2!H N.
Liberty.
GIlMHi Plrtst'
No waltngi 11 chalraolio a lad
innnlcuro. ' oq-d'tf.
lir (ImIhm-t- .
Stick Pins, Imllo' broojhcs,irtade
up out of ymir own imtr at WMasod
Hlstors, 2&I N. Liberty.
If Yu Want to So
Something swoll In the way of
rugs go to li. t' Jossu'h, Court street.
Ho hns JtiHt received a fine lino or
0x12 Axmlnlstor ruga, Wlltopvol
vets nnd body Brussels. They am
beautiful. Cnll In nnd oo them.
Ilnmrli Tlrlait Olllci' ,j
Tho Oregon Kloctrlc company wiir
establish a downtown ticket of How
next wook In tho Capital Drug stonH
on Hint ana Mlierly Htroot. uon
enil Manager Guy Ta'bot and Trnfllo
.Maim gen. No baggag will bo chuck
ad from tin down towu unlet, mid
but thrt kinds of tickets will ha
sold thuro; onu way, round trip an l
onmmutntlnu tlokots.
Ilt'wt Giiulo Inlaid liliioloiim
II 15 pur yard at Josse's. Court
strort.
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PERSONAL MENTION
O
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Movement of Salem O
, People. jo
OOOOOOOO'O
lllrHcli-Hrndy Hiigngmifiit,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hindi
nnmniuoo Hit ougnKumuut of
thulr daughter, Luonn, to Mr.
Itlohnrd II raily nt Iloston,
Ml'HB.
Mil IIHIIIIIIIIIII1UIIH
(
Go to JOvC'lU
Court street, for wall burlap.
No Wheat DocrcwM , ,
From nil Indications there will bo
as much wheat handled lu this sec
tlon as therfl was last year, notwith
standing tho (net that tho neroine
this year U ninllor. Tho prevailing
hlK prices o( wheal have caused th
fmYmrrs to dltpono of their crops as
fait as tho grain U threshed, and al
ready tho llrvnt & Roedur mllla In
thU elti- hav rn)lvu4 about 25.000
buliU of (t ivw crop. Tlu Slem
Flouring MHU Co. havo also pur
chased all the whwit they expwt to
bandle from thl crop.
84 emloU1 HroN,' Sanitary Maikot
Is tlu plac to get your meat.
They always carry the bwt. Phona
Kor KHHdMy l)Hr
Order your grocorloji from J M,
Lawrence. Ha ass lreh esg ami
fOHtry eutttr, Pkoita 311.
Now Oinx'tK Arriving
I3vry day. Wo havo this year one
of tho niiemt Unas of oarpots over
shown In Salem. Call and seo thorn.
L. U. Johho. Court street. ,
Hpoclal Fair Rate -
Tho Wells Fargo Express company
has announced that nil shipments of
ttxhlblts to tho Oregon state fair will
bo vxprewod at ouiuhnlf tho rogulur
rate,
' ,
lllcyrlOM Stolen
Thloves In this c'ty on clrcufc day
got away with four bicycles which
tho authorities havo not yot been
ablo to locale Tho stolen property
Includes a Racyclo belonging to
Charles Matlock, a Columbia hnlonu.
Knilillt lllitlor. of Rosohtiri;. la In
tho city trnnsnotlng business.
Mrs. N. Sinter hns gono to Now
port to onjoy n fow weeks outing.
Rolllo Southwlck has returned
from n short outing at Newport.
Mrs. Fred Kurtz Is nt Collins
Springs, Wash., spending an outing
John Roberts and wlto returned
last evening from a lslt In Port
land. Mrs. J. P. Starr has gone to FaH
City to visit with rolntlva for a
weak. :
Louis Plekard has gnu to Port
land to vlalt with frlands for u fov
days.
Clyde Rlohanlson and family havV
roturnod from a pleasant outing at
Newport.
Miss Molly Olios or Portland Is In'
tho city spondlng a row wooks with
friends.
Johnnie Kruso of Portland l&
transacting buslnnss horo for n short
lime.
Philip MoUanlals and family havb
roturned from a plonsant outing at
Newport. ' ,
Miss Julia Vale wont to Portlaml
today to spend Sunday with trlendi
ami relatives.
Attorney C. M. Inmnn and wlf
have returned from an oxtondod out
ing In Stlets county.
Rev. II. 1). Drown roturnod to Sos
nttle yostordny urtor a short visit!
wuu friends hero.
KiiKcne Feruusnu of fllvmnln l
In the city trnnsaotlnK business for
a few day.
Mr und Mrs. O. J Daniels havo
gone to Mugono to visit Mr. Daniel's
parents, ror a row days.
Achlo Colwoll of Oregon City, for-
merly of this city, Is hero for a for,
The hloyclei were taken
Southern Paclflc depot.
1 O " ' '
Cly
from tho
To (Vixct Any Misunderstanding.
Article in tho Orogon'an. Aug. 27,
reuardltiK changti In nunle rato to
,thq east. This to ml vise the ship
pers and aunluKrowuro Hint tha
LcihiutKes meutlnned does not In any
way tuivniHjo, ratw rrom S. P. polnn
In Oregon.
- ' " -o .
Why Jiunv Leo Got Woll,
Everybody in 7.aneavllle, O..
knows Mm. Mary Loa.or rural routa
. Sho writes: "My husband. Jam
Um. rtrmly believes he owes his Uro
to tho use of Dr. King's New Discov
ery. Ills lungs were so soverttly at
feted that consumption seemed In
evitable, whon a friend recommend
ed Now Discovery. We tried It. an I
Its use has restored him to pcrfee
health." Dr. Klug's New Discovery
Is tho Kins of throat and lun
remedies. For coughs and colds It
his no equal Tho flrst doja give
relief Try It' Sold under guaran.
too at J. C, Perry's drug store, 50
Bd 11.00, Trial bottle free.
loft today for1.
whore sho will
spend n month visit hor son (leorco
uori una io iwcker returned to
day Irom a threo weeks' outing In
the mountains near Roseburs:.
Paul Voaley has roturned to his;
ttuiuw in oiniuu niiur a Boon uusi
neis visit here.
Ed Mngor loft this morning foe
Threo Rivers to remain a month flshi
ng and hunting.
Mrs Floyd Huff or Portland went
to Newport this morning attor a
short visit with friends here.
A. R West of Tacoma arrived to
day to transact business (or a short
uiiit nun Yisu wun menus,
Miss Elisabeth Rhodes has return
ed to her homo In Day City after an
extended visit hero with rrinmu
iNVr. A. G. Reynolds and two sons
ruitinien to .Mourord today aftor vis
Ring with relaum and friends here.
Clyde Falknor and daughter
Graco and Miss Pearl Green left to
day for Seaside on a week's outing
George Graney. a Portland drug
gist. Is transacting bulno in thli
city for a hort time.
Miss Rlancho Clearwater, who has
been visiting in Tacoma and Ever
ctte. Wash , will return tomorrow
David Albright, of nilllngs, Mont
arrived this morning to visit with
Mr. Albright's mother, Mrs. Mnrthn
Albright.
L. G. Schultz of Roseburg nrrlved
this morning to attend to business
mntters and visit with frlonds ror n
short time.
J. J. Mnrvln has returned rrom
California wlioro ho hns boon visit
ing friends nnd relatives ror the past
month.
Mm. M. C. McNnry and niece, Mnr
garot Stoly, havo depnrtod tor the
Newport plonsuro resort to onjoy nn
outing.
Mrs. J. F. Stnlgar left ror Hub
bard this morning, accompanied by
har nlsco, Mrs. Whltnay or Califor
nia, to visit with friends and rela
tives ror a short Unto.
Walter Mllas, formerly SalOH
drugglt, but ror tha past year In
Portland. Is hare visiting trlends and
relatives.
A. U Quorln, of Welsar. idnho, ar
rived yostarduy to visit with his mo
ther, Mrs. C. Spray. Mr. Guorlii Is
n United States mnll carrier out of
Wolsor.
C. K. Spnuldlng laR ror Newport
today to spond Sunday with his fam
ily, who aro spending tho summor
at that placo.
Rov. H. O. Hendorson has roturn
ed rrom nn outing In tho mountains
near tho Gold creek and . Electric
initios.
Frank Stearns was a passongor on
tho noon overland tor Ashland whor.
ho will attoud to business mnttors
and visit friends ror n row days.
I), M. Watson, proprlotor or the
Watson rostnurant In Portland, nr
rlvod this morning to look ovor hU
dining rooms which nro bolng erect
ed In t,he south hair or tho grand
stand lower floor nt tho fair grounds.
John C. Oedor, a hop man of Sac
ramento, transacted buslnoss bore
yesterday, leaving for Portland In
tho evening.
.Mr. anil Mrs. J. o. Simo.nl and
daughter Elnor departed this morn
ing tor South Bend, Wash., to visit
with relatives for a week.
William Schuldt, formerly con
nected with tho Salem brewery, but
now mnnager of tho Acme brewery
In San Francisco, was In this city
yesterday on business and pleasure.
.miss Florence Mooro, of Rupert,
na., niece o uov. A. Mooro or the
St. Joseph church, nrrlved In Salem
this morning to attend tho Sacred
Heart academy during tho coming
year.
E. B. Van Annan, speciality man
on tho road ror tho Honeyman Hard
ware Co., is transacting buslnosj
hero. Mr. Van Arman Is better
known In this city as "nilly La
Van," one of the best baseball play
ers in this country 16 ye,ars ago
whon tho "old-tlmors" of the Cam.
tal City team were In their prime.
Mr. Van Arman tuado many acqualn
tances during his ball career her,
soveral or whom are now dead
(United Prfi Lenied Wire.)
Columbus, O., Aug. 29. Enor
mous crowds thronged Columbus
early today In anticipation or tho
start lato this afternoon or the
fourth International balloon rnco, In
which six monster gns bags will bo
ontorcd In competition for a silver
trophy valued nt $500. Tho raco Is
from Columbus to tho Aatlnntlc sea
const, n dlstnnco of approximately
looo miles.
Tho contest Is conducted under tho
general direction of W. H. Plckono,
representing the Columbus Aoro
club, under tho nttsplces of which
the contest h being held.
Four of tho entrlo3 arc widely
known through performances In pnst
contests.
Colonol C. A. Cooy Is pilot of his
own balloon, tho Chicago, which won
the St. Paul raco last July.
J. J. M end o, or tho Unltod Stntos
army, Is pilot or tho Iroquois, owned
by Henry C. Plrrug of Columbus.
Captain A. E. Muoltor, tho fnmous
Fronch noronuut, Is pilot of tho
Vlllo do Dieppe, owned by Paul Lu
clor, mayor of Dloppo. France. This
bnMoon Is thoono which dived Into
Lake Michigan during tho Chicago
race, July -J.
Lloutounnt Dronk Is pilot or tho
llrttlsh entry, Kink Enwnrd, which
l ownod by tho Cnnndlnn Aoro club
or Winnipeg.
monclng Juno 22nd nn,i ..,
notios, tho following train Z
Will tin In nffnol n, .1. ,"!'
. --- w ... ua.wv Wit UH MM' M
O. &. E. R.R. between AlfcW
Vnnltfna .Intl.. mw... . .
au...uu, ui,j uAtfjii auBjiy:
Mixed u
Lenvo Albany 7:45 a.m. n.u
ait. iiuiuiua i:ao p.m. S;)i
irain xno. 10 Jrilj
Pnascnger xi
IjV. xnqutna 2:15 p.m. VM
irr, Aioany :uu p.m. 11, 51
on sununys tno service l!l
10110W8:
Lv. Albany 7:35 a. m.: arr Yi
11:40 n. 111.; lv. YaqulnaS.flOi
arr. Albany 11-30 n. m.
For f rther Information ipp!
W.M. McMURRI
0-23-Gt Gen. PauA
MARSHFIELD
GRAND STAND
GOLLAPSES
Time Card No, ft'.X, Southcro 1
Co., Effect I vo Sunday. Mm j
100S. '
Toward Portland, rawBpl
.o. iu. 0:13 n. m Orcjoa
pross.
No. 188:40 a. m. - Cottage cl
pnBsongor.
No. 12. 2:45 p, in. Rosebor;!
Bongor.
Towirtl Portland, Krfkfct.
No. 222. 5:0 p. in. Portia.'!
frolght.
No. 22C 10:40-11:28 t, a-
rrorght.
Toward San l'ninrliro, IV
No. 11. 11:03 a m-RI
passongor.
No. 17. 6:4." p. 111 -Cotta?K
pnasonger.
No. 15.-9:50 p. in. Call'orjj
pross.
No. 133:31 n. m San M
co oxprers,
Townrd San l-'rancl'co. Frts
No. 221.-2:43 a, m -Portlatl
frclcht.
No. 225. 11 -28 n m -warH
(I'nltMl Pros I.ofl.wi 'lr.)
MaahAeld. Or., Aug. 29. A smnll
pareantage of Marshflold's popula
tion Is today e'ther swathod In baud
agos and spending tho.dny nt homo,
or limping tha streets receiving th
hearty congratulations on their re-
mariuimo o.'cnpo from more sorloiu
Injury or possible .loath when n sec
tion of tho grandstand, seating 500
parsons, collapsed vo tordny nt the
southorn Orogon district fnln
Tho spectators wor p'lod ono up
on another. It was ten rod at flrst
that ninny had boon hurt, but whon
tho orowd hail boon quieted It was
found that minor bruises constitute!
tho oxtont of tho Injuries.
WOODPECKKltS WREAK
HAVOO ON POLKS
MONEY TO LO
TH03.K.1
Over Udd & Hugh's Bank.SiM
iSforwicb Union FJre
Insurance So
Frank Meredith, Retkkst it
Offlco with Wni. Drown 4 0
29 Commor'lal Btrcet
DIED
PAINTER At tho family home.
2H mllea north of Salem. Friday
at S p. ra.. Octava Jean Palntor,
daughter of Mr. and Mr Phlll
Painter, aged 2 years. 3 months
aad 4 daya,
Tho funeral will ta hni.i n i.
resldenco Sunday at 2 30 p m., ser
vices conducted by Rev J. Barr Lee.
burial In the Odd Fellow's cemetery
Washington, Auk. 28. Wood
peckers nro dostroy'ng tolophono
nnd tologrnph poles Vy tho whole
sale in tho south nnd'soHithwost, par
ticularly In Texas. Arizona and Cnl
irronln, srtys a bureau biillotln 1s
suod by tho rorost service. In somu
places 50 per cent or nil tho poles
along tho right-of-way have been
riddled.
A Wostern Union official, who ha
recently returned from un Inspec
tion through the west, reportod hav
ing seou 25 telephone poles with two
or threo hundred holes drilled clear
through them. Some were throo or
four Inches in diameter.
An officer of tho Illinois Central
Railroad found that out of 26S white
cedar telephone poles along tho right
of way near Covington, Tenn., 110
Jiad been bored.
In somo cases destruction of the
polo takes only a row months, and
the weakoned condition makes It
dangerous for a lino man to climb
the stick.
The woodpeckers' object In drill
ing the holes is uncertain. nn i.
ephono man said thnt the humming
of the wires was mistaken by tho
Mima mr insects excavating beneath
the surfaco of the wood, and thnt
thoy drlllod the poles Jn quest of
these Imaginary Insects. It Is very
probable, however, says the rorost
sorv'oe exnert. that tho holes aro
excavated ror storage purposes. The
woodpecker Is a provident bird. At
the proper season it stores up a
supply or acorns and other roods ror
future consumption. In tho nmmer
these holes aro often found stored
with acrons.
aiany meinous for preventing tho
(damage have boon suggested, but
prooaoiy tno most successful Is said
to bo preservation with creosote. A
line of creosote dpoles, opposite the
one. near CovlnKton, was examined,
and oat a single hole wu foaai.
STARR PIAN(
HIGH CLASS G(
QEO. C. WILL
NEW TOM
!
i.'oinuiJT nfU-'a nu'ae Wfit!
smalVnmount of mo-.e;
ed upon the stivt laite
J. D. Darby. Tarty can b
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liy lllUIUIDIilK " r ",
Journal office.
Wanted A nentlo drlvlag
Phone 1359.
Miilesmeii JU Act'llt-? '
nrr uanlr mill OVCp MB "
selling New CampaUo
from now until c'eetioa-
storo, county fal'i. f;
nrlvntrf fftmlllCS ComP'w
nninlns. charges prfP4lf K
Order today Chicago .W
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It Hand Satchel.
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Hop-picking Res '" .'ij,t
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Co. -j-
ior ri( uumi v---call
on D.. Journsi
i;.y Wunted-Good $$
carry ii''" - inart
tartut Pall at JOB1"!.
Wawtc4 70 hop P'flcl
Mark Skiff hop yartr 5.
Begin pIcklBK "-TftC
Register wu "f Ba"1
Asylum Ave-, or J Lt
with Lall & Buia .-V41