Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, September 23, 1908, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text. - f JM1LY CAMXAli JOtTltyAb, iAMtM, OKEQOir, WEDNESDAY, BKFTKMBER 3W, 1909. : .. . '.. ,..L 1.. ' .' I THE children want good clothes just the same as the older people do, and we have selected this week something good for the youngsters before school starts; we have the largest showing of children's wearings in Salem at prices to suit the parents. Whcro arcs you fitting, my pretty maid? I'm going to Meyers', sir, alio said. And,why today, my pretty maid? To get my dolly a vest, she said? A)l' this weok wo will give to "every llttlo girl a doll's shirt, mado by thoMunalng Underwear Manu facturers, with each 20o purchase In tho undorwoar or hosiery sec tlon. Bring the girls and have them bring the dolls. PETER PAN REEFERS AND NORMAL COLLEGE SCHOOL CLOTHES The now "Orogon Cont," nnvy bluo and cardinal, with "Oregon Buttons." This Is tho beat lino of. school clothes Hhown In tho city for the young ladlos. TIiIb show- Ing Is In keeping with tho fall styles, and tho assortment Is tho largest wo liavo over shown. School Dresses Ditto and red sorgos, checks, etc, Bailor and Russian blouso suits; ages 3 to 14 years. Prices from $1 up to $7.50 A Suit Case FREE with each 110.00 pur chase In tho Boys' Suit Depart mont. Wo havo 4tho latest stylen of Russian Blouse and Bustor i Brown suits for boys, ages 2 to 7 years. Tho colors aro red and bluo sorgo, grey, cream, tn, brdwn and greou. Prices from $3. GO to $7.00. Norfolk suits In light and dark corduroy; grey, brown, bluo and green 'mlxttiron, stripes and checks agos'4 to 10 years; hotter school suits aro'nbt iiiado. Prices from $3.00 to $7.50 Boys straight knee pants at ro dttcod prices. rmmmm'iitvf Mrwaw HHiPlv I m xibms2S 9 CONVERTS VERSUS DOLLARS AS ISSUE IN THE CONFERENCE mmn ' mr s MEN ARE OPPOSED Ederheimcr, Stein Sc Co. MAKER! HY-GRADE UMBRELLAS HVKClAh OITKH. $2.85 Bound with tapn along tho edge, bulb runner, oxtrn selcoted him dies. Looks lllco tho $5,00- kind sold elsewhere," , Silk Petticoats Tho greatest valtto wo havo over shown, a now lot JtiBt received In colors cqttal to so-cnllod $5,00 pet ticoats do Id olsowhoro, Our price Special. I $3.98 I Our School Shoes Aro tho best made. Pat Cognu's famous lino for boys and girls havo no equal for tit, woar and style. Try thorn this fall nnd ond your shoo worries. The Girls' Store r$eie44'i ftYV?YJj9 Trr humiil im wsM ! mrj The Boys' Store toss. At the first session of the confer ence of the Methodist church, now bolng held tn this city, thero was a serious question raised that may come up again, When tho bishop called for reports by the pastors, on benevolences and collections, a brief flnanc'al statement was made by each pastor on the state of the ex chequer of his church. This preceded the report on mem bership and the spiritual condition of the organizations, and nn clement In the church tried to have tho re ports on the spiritual condition come before the financial reports. There are signs that tho matter at Isstio may come up again, as the spir itual atmosphere of this conferences Is very bracing. Itov. D. H. Trimble, of Eugene, moved to reconsldor the motion I adopting tho Reports on benevolences and collection . and make reports as to membcri 'id converts come drat, nnd the financial report wcondnry. H" sail we murt not lend force to the nncnilency of materialistic ideals. It wa3 won? to give out the Idea that the Methodist church stood for money first. Rev. Trimble mnde nn eloquent p'ea for manhood being put above dollars. He had never struck bo many bickslldci's nc he had found on .to Pacific coast. A a n i II.. ..... ..... 1.1... ..... ai ursi '.up ir;uun iiiitu mm uiu 1 -r ordrr, ci ho bad not voted, but Rev. Klntbnl! tenowod the motion. 1 On voto It was declared carried. But a division was asked. Rev. Wilson moved to lay on the tablo the proposition to report con- ! ver Ions nnd accessions first, and I money matters last. The man who I raised $30 In money nnd doubled the I membership of his church was doing !a groator work than the man who re ported JoiMii) nn-1 MnrkRlldcrs. J, T. Abbot, or P eland, offored a resolution that ' Ito and btt'ld Ing .of the tint M hodlst church erected lit Oregon tp- rltory, and still standing, a hi torlc landmark of Mothodlrm, be taken charge of by a committee of five of tho district stt porlutndeut3. Adn"'td. Aflor s-'vern I 'effort to amend, all were withdrawn, nnd the Trimble motion was laid on tho table, and tho reports on beuevob'ncoa nnd col lection come first, nccerdlng to the original motion. TUGS Iff 'CnhlTn.Me.i . brought ashore tTT with voice sunk e,' whisper, the cantab?,1?, I uarjc cursed the matte .' tie Oago and KaSfuJ? t tti Whn ntnnrl ... ." ur tn... Perish by tK lV , have saver everyone hf aouuing like n mV lE. captain of the BenMiSAl vnaani .. - " iiu nr TO CLOSING FAIR sg;y.1c nM llino I Un.l.Vi? bH into thVeS UKUUNVd ssssfaa Wel.eya.r?' ,o were In ja l'ko the cowards th.;0" fight death. Wo .J'.W of water. T .. . . . . . 'lnc BO hnnl .i "" w Salem uuisness men are very much hot, ..r ""u.ney .Mte.i opposed to closing tho stato fair In plenty fir unfn- ?! vWi grounds to all training of horses dur- while they were staadlL , ' lng tho winter months. Tho mild hoped every minute' thw wJ' .' climate and tho flno sheds nnd tracks alongside. For four in 7? have mado Salem a favorite place for mg nours wo burned bin horse trainers, and they pay out on hoping against hope and Ie i Intinr nnH fftml litlla liiuirtrorlo nf rlnl. ards h'.lllf ntf In ' "",. '( tnra mnnlhlv nnrt annrna if flno mon Rwont num.. 1 . . V I horses, aro kept at tho fair groundB. rocks and pounded to Dleeet Tho Tlnnril nf TpnitA lino lioon nolrnt tllitlir hit mo nKJ .!. vr by thobu-lnocB men to take some ac-.was on tho b'eneh CIIB,' tlon to prevent all this business Two seamen, Mttlr and oiwi being driven away from this city, and n boat off tho Lineal m !?' It Is claimed that It would go some- Bttoro boror the bark brot whero olse, probably to tho Port- remained on shore, helnlnr n land tracks, or to Albany. who wero washed off to uL ir lino nnr vnr innn nnn tinii unnf 1111111111- inn itnriin it "' will bo done, but some action will of tho surf. dh havo to bo taken to protect tho Infer- M"lr and Olsen rescu-d or osts of this city against an order that Twenty-four others reifw is too sweeping in its nnture. ocach alive, but the remain. n 1 irnU'n llll innil " " " " "I' uu, J ,MttIr and Olsen dug the'ii "iiu Knve mo wntto men bnrltn let tho bodlea of the fchB V, , .r muuuu, OS U TfM I Rlllto . r Tint... !.. . . . ., llll-lH. 1CA took tnq mirvivors off tho bwrti nrmignt litem hero. The ctbwl Burnsldo went to thn ... Jl wreck, but arrived there after j jii nuu sicameu nwar irltb. Bttrvlvors. Cap.tala Stamford, n lh PrJ Rliln. rotinrta ttin u..i i. . . 1 ntoiTfl Pnl ni Ol Pn. ' '. t. -.. . .."' " Ul "vnvi vhiii wbiiii ut uuii- ivrni'K tiii rntia nr ihn . .. ffi-Rlllir Mint ho nltnnintorl tn ilvnn. i. in.t- ' i.' . '".'' ' .. r. "-.-- - ........i... ......- uu'iiK iniuiu. inn npnph i in TRIED TO DYNAMITE SURGEON Ttnltert 1'rciis Lcniril Wire ) San 1 1 1 1 1 1 i m n 1 1 1 k h m it- fCity News; WimiIkm' I'r'ntHl I'a If timl wiinm-r tonight; liny po.ihlblit NbotterN, Tltiirs- OIIhoh'h IMjuh lOluvou harbor chairs. Throo roaaons for buying Olovoland' Baking Pewder: Superior quality (Pure Croam ot Tartar). Noatost Paokago (Screw top can). ot Prlco (3 lbs. $1) '5?lbs, f 1,015). When In Portland . Visit Hall's restaurant, 330 Wash Inutop atreot. ' oVd Tck of Coiiragfi In advortlHlng, masquerading a caution, Iiiih misled and cheated more merchants than qnythlng elso In tho world. Tho woman who 11KAP8 TI1H AI)3. showj builnuia ability. Kalei Un -. Many things to bo proud of, but nono more so than Its cigar factory. Tho Tanhmoo, La Curmm and Bon Ton cigars nro homo production ant' give satisfaction in every way. desired. While ovorythlng Is lively now Ik a good time to start in. Geo. C. Will, music and sqwlng machine dealer. ' ' Hti'vo Cooper- Ui'owuihI . Steve- Wooper, a .wtdl-known local charactor, wuh drowned In tho Wll latnotto rlvnr laHt Monday, by stop itlng from a furry boat near Indopond onco. Mr. Coopor was returning to bin work In J. It. Coopor's hop yanl. on tho Marlon county Hide of the riv er, aftor nttoudlng to business mat ters In Independence, nnd win said to bo Intoxicated. Coroner Clough was not I lied of tho unfortunate man's doath, and brought tho body to tliU, ouy, witoro it will DC hurled at the1 'oooooooooooo O PKHSONAL 3IK.NTIOX O O ri O Anil Movements of Salem O O IVojili. O oooooooooooo 'COURTHOUSE Miss IOIoue Fawk wont to Albany thl mornlnv for n brief vhlt. Hugono Kckerlen is In Portland, tnklng In tho big county fnlr. Mel Mamlltoa loft for Portland to- day to w!tno the racos nt the coun-iTho plaintiff naks $2100 dnmngM Sued for T.vxjmss. A comnlnlut has been 1Ud In the oflleo of the county clerk by George .Noinort, or Htnytou, Oregon, nga'nst Messrs. A. 1). Gardner nnd Charles Staytott, albo of Stayton. for traipass Ing upon property and cutting down troei for the purnoe of sitmlylng tliv , defondauts' exeelslor mill at Stayton. muo mo nomo or Mcaitn oiucer with Balmon ca3ej Mcado, Allen Blnns today explained drums. to Chlof of Police Xenly that a Sno-' 0 Kniio surgeon was respotiBtoio for hl3 ' crimes. "I feel sorry for what I did." said Blnns. "I hnvB boon a sufforer for years from mnlpractlce. Wbllo at spoknno I hurt mv oft hnnd. nnd tho doctor mado n botch of fixing up tho Injured membor. I sued him for malpractice and recurod Judgment. Since thon my hand hns ached, al- ma-ji setting mo crniy at tlmos. I sent tho Jotters nnd dynamite, but I was in unln when I d d t." The district attorney has Rworn to Two hundred and fifty-three red n complaint charging Blnna with a lorn" nt "c0"" vofimr id felony. But bforo proceedings nro Prosnocte are tha tlirre f " t" (1 takon ntrnliiBt him on tho chargo enrolled before the reglttntld Mtero win ue an inquiry Into his snn- con3' uy. and jik 110KX. BURTON'. To the wl'e of II Burton, Twonty-flrst and Tnl Bireoi', Ttiesanv September 190S, a 0-pound bey Tho Lnno Counh Fruit and Va tnhlo Growers' Association it :.J nine to nlil'i betveen 20 andlOtij lonin of plot Knst for ndter"i! purposes this fall. county's expense. FivhIi Coltuiibla ' Hlvor Smelt. 10c, nt Farrlngton'j, grocer and mnrkotman. Bunco Tjulglit At Prof. McMunn'H dnnclpg school. Iiossoni from 7 to P. O-lia-t Clerk d'Hi-rler Wanted A clvl' servlce'oxamluntlon will b hold November 18 In tho Salem poit tlon blanks lunulro mor, local secretary. ty fair. I George Moyor loft for Portland this i morning, to take in tho Multnomah county fair. F. A. Mlllor went to Portland thU morning to vhlt friends, and tako In tho fair for a few days. Mr. J. F. Humphreys nnd daugh ter, tylanche, of Macleay, wero shop plnu In Hnlom Tuesdny. MrB. James H. McCourt and daugh ters, Helen tind I.ouella. of Pocato,llo, ddaho, aro vlBltlng In Salem. MU 1)uIhv Forrest has gono to Portland, where he wPI romaln a month with friends and rolatlvoi. MUh Delia Iluthorford returned to her homo In Portland till i morning, nffliP KSi'"" vli-lt with friend, here. il o of & P5 wWm' 8,inlon wa a '80''K', iro of .ttltloe 1 at , tho mornjng qioctrlc for Portland. Taken In Act A man by tho name ot Kd. Mur ray, desiring additional w'oarlng ap parel, selected an overcoat and n dress coat last evening belonging to a Mr. Dencer. who had been rooming at the McGtlchrUt rooming house. on to tnko In tho Portland fair and btg cir cus. M" O Hnckett and children, nf Kmptre, Oregon, aro vliltlng nt tho homo o' J. M. Blgler, on StMth Mb ortv stnvM. Mrs. 11. G. Packer left for Seattle tnb morning to spnnd a tow weeks I'm infers of IjiiiiI, F. W. Powr, ot ttx.. to Tlieroia J. Savage, east -15 fuet of lot 10. block 80. Salem; w d. $1000. L, L. and B. Cavanagh to A. M. Cavanngh, 170 acres In t 7 s, r 1 and 2 west, w d, $1700. J. W. Willis and II. Willis to A. A. Buglubnrt, north half lot G, 7, 8, 9, 10, block 12. Yew Park Annex to Salem. w d, $1400. lUuirh Coiii'inny Organized. Artlclei of corporation wero (lied In tho county clerk's ofllce by tho Pilot Butto Ranch Company; stock $30,000 of 3000 sharoa. Tho Incorporators are Ben V. Olcott, Russell Catl'n and C. M. Cannon. The officu of tle firm Is to be In Salem fContlnuod From Page 1.) tCuMent IterolntN. CMago. S'mU. 23. Receipts, line. 1 4.000: cnttle, 11.000: cattle, 30. "00. Hotp optimd Tic' blghor. Loft over vtenlny, rt"io RocelnB vear "go. 2.i.nnn jid. $r..707.ri3: henvy, $7.ir.f 7 c,n: rough. A Gofft 0.05; Huht, $n.r,5 (ft 7. 10. Cattlo 10 con's hlghni-; sboi). strong Knnsas dty, St 23. Rccelnts. hoc. H.000: cattlo. 15.000: sheen. 12,000. Omaha, Nob . San 21. Rocelntii, '""a, 4000; cnttle, S000; sheep, 20,-000. O TOR THE 379StatcSt 'Duf uiiiii hes neiinnine ira k'rniii vaii Liuiniu iivtciiiiit iii miiiiw imhif rnrifi u.'ii I. mm of tho most Important eat-' nil? ?ff u MrnnM KlZVl' fim formerly a rlilnVof Balemr4 ' nd appreciation of tho way Portland ' i pi'-b u. i. itBiiiwiE aeu cuiiurtm iv n ui, p Wbv Ww That tolled fitlt. when for a small rot, joniuoti fi toe will make It innk n till nut lll-n nav K.-.- ,in. . 'ook almost like new Journal. Next door to FRKIOHT TI1A1X fJOKS IN DITCH (Uultfd Tc l.eal Wlnl Klkton, Mil . Sopt. 23. Fifteen cars of a freight train o' the Haiti- 1-Vr AnviUltur mare unto ratirouu pringeu into ltthrtZTv it... v ;. .,. -J h Delaware river today, when the bettgr than phono" 31 l.'-'j. m! ! UwrJ 21 br,UR0 ut l'ort l rndu0ood,i,flrst,ria,ra w W,M i 7 Gloved to have been nnil l ood flm dai. carried down with tho train, and se- t HiVLi ..r ni..... riousiy injori. i no romainuer oi i am intreuucini: in vmtr nr.itiv c'ty tho famous Or. Uolleuo Shoulder Brace and Combination Clothes Sup-jrt-r Olvoi a Htho and graceful gur Prtminto deott breathing, vo t'lWtlal to good health, and tho real crt of long living. Prevents th wotkorlng of tho lungs In ichort' ch Mren Mrs. K. !. Trigg, agent; win vail. 9333l N'r U thu llMo to start wr cklM a clwaee to educate tvlf. in im "eW left today for Weljer, Idaho, whore they will visit Mrs. Daniels' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Potter, formerly of this city. Charley Humphreys, tho Jolly streetcar man running oa the ceme tery, left yesterday with hta family for tho coast to be gone a month looking after nothing but fjn. He stocked hi) larder with provisions tit for a U S. senator, and he says this, combined with the many hun dred fish and other game he pro- Cluinit In Coni-H. The whits or lluon collar U ottlte n modern Invention. It turned up suddenly In the Mid He Ago In tho orm ot tne rttrr. which was Bald to havo been invented to hide n scar on ome ro- a' "ernonnre' n',Ic. It ronched Its heicht n ElUnbethan times, anl thon nnk down Into the lnco collar of tho cavalier, and the starched nM nliln. -p of the Purl tan. Iu Orglan days the collar was mergd lno the Ptock, only o romo to the fron ugnln In Byronlc muoh, wn"n ino MOPt woe the turned down collar, whi-'' "most proclaimed Its wearer a f-oethlnker. Next came the Regency collar, with Its folds u"in fo'ds of crnvnt. whlcl wa worn In a mod'fled form bv old tontlemen even In tho sevent'o. though 20 van boro smart vounjf mon In Ioidon hnd worn a small al-"-ound co'lnr. lm like that which is known today as the "military." Then In the clp". thoro wen a painful lapse Into the Byronlc collar which for some rnon or other wa callod the "Shakespearo," perhaps from a linen draper's Idea that one poet " p uood a another. For the lnf30 vears tho all-around stiff collar has relcned supreme, with "Mch llttlo eccontr'etloi as turned down corners and butterfly fronts; though of late It has been threaten ed by the double collar, varlonslv known as the "Roddy Owen" or the "Barmaid." By all the rules, If a single collar adds dignity to the wearer, a douhle SOCIETY WBDDIXG j--uiior snouia increase mat dignity T Al.nwv Tonwi""1 w'" " "ol " caie i" fact, i ... .-. l4"vr iWUAV It one Of the mvlerl nf mnlnm ih inrriaKe ui au8 francos l'ROGRAMMi; 1. Overture. 2. Storoopttcon View, Island. 3. Motion Picture, ' The Dei hielilr colored fllro 4. Illustrated Song 'SuabosH Sno." r ....... ti.....ua PAmiJv '1 U. ilUIUUIl 1'll'lMrvS, U vuuiruj '1 Black and White." Heard 0t?l tho Telephone C, Solcctlon, Star Orchestra TONIGHT, THURSDAY IB FRIDAY Yamhill streets, nnd the O R. & X. runs a special train from the Union dopot at 1:30 p. m. It U up to the' 223 S. COMMKHl I'.., ' , " r- MONEY TO LOi TH03 K. Fv Over Ladd & Buch's Bank, '-1 Nnrwlrh TTnlotl Fife Insrance Sd"T Franh Meredith. RoWnH OfPce with Wm, Brown 0 1" 29 CoBaaaerclal s'rMt. The round trip railroad fare to Portland for the day will be a fare and a third. tne crew u tnougnt to nave escaped poaca to catch and scare, will Mr'oui Injury. I Rj several pounds to his man- The engine and tho first car of the ' k- farm h..fm-n ti return Mr nin i train had Just crowed the wakiamt family, relative ot Mr. Hum- span, when it gave way without j.hrey from eastern Otegon. will also warnlug. Tho remaining car' fell accompany him Into tho river with the wreckage off n h SSli!- ThP tt"K,Ue ren,a,niHl ' 7.V KUI.KXUKHG IS IUO (raCKS. smi'lv wnpino i MiiM.i... IVnlN.. u.-Ilk La .itrliM..!., .1.1....! .... ..wuvi, lilllCHll m...v ... wv -vi .uiin.jr uv'HIVtl 11m. II. O... A Tl.. u I UV JhO iirrlilenl. Ha It will tnUu inmd ' . . .--. -- . --- . - In trt .iv 522 i;&,S., U nW lB pr0BW,dM?nf..wM cm ckara ot.periurr , ,, , iRCiMMCHe wa ue "roviad table" Fronch to Mr. IVck Williams, at Al bany, takes place in that city at 5 o'clock thts afternoon Misses "Elepe and B'anche Fawk atteuded tho core- mony from this city. , Rstrar Xotlco. Notice I hereby given that I have taken uu and lm"0'iMd the follow ing described nn'mal. fcmd roaming at large In the cltv of Salem - Mght rod cow 5 or 6 years o'd. welcht about 1000 pound, very Tat.trirtnr The owner of said animal On have jt nwst wear'the white flower ot the atua hv nrovlni- nrnnarlv nnA ... . . " . .".. - - - m - -' mn m- -j m- -- iiinniHiH tE iy iitimpv h one of the mysteries of collardom hat the wearing of a double collar In evening dress is a hideous and In ox'tlable crime. The great thing about a collar, that which gives R Us Importance, is Its aloofne s from the coat A coat collar has no dlsrnlty, and Is merely a fraud, pretending to be that which it Is not. The true collar tnu't be sovero'gn and Independon,: It must enclrclle the neck Justly, a-i neither hang round it like a uecV aeo nor conmress it like a boa con- And, above and beyond all. STARR PIANO HIGH CLASS GOODS GEO. f. WILL I (IMMHIIIIIillMMIIf INEW TODAYl lllllllll WHHH-HH wTMrt JlT 11; i VlZ UrZ V o?. th. AWiYawhllt - -.- - . --- -.... , nmi six yyHMH. If frt. imwUm,.t$KXrffiH!Zu , tattoWlng ta the nelga saltl, i fre today, havlag beea l. iowe4t ms llWKty witnout ball or sur vetlUace uatH sttca tine ai his hltl will rU kin to appear U court -. naylng the legal charges and exnens I es ot taking un and keeping, etc . anrt in default tnereor for Ave dayi I wll proceed to sell said animal at nubile nuci'on, aa provided In ordi nance No. 429 ot the aforesaid city D. W. QIBSOV. -London Globe. Seten, The Odd Fellows at Brownsville, Or-gon, will lar the corner stone to their new $10,000 temple tomorrow. We'ts-Fargo mi ' Conr.aay" hn broutkt ult to euJola Lin county 'V V.,MW V. tram rtlMlir it. fr.miu "i.V Oreuoa IcmW Harrtn. ants are gatkerlag Oregon ?lrt. .3. 4 t(vtHfrf rallrw For Si.w-geyeral houw hi and farm 'ands at a bare- IUI Natloaal Bank "'"L. Wet. try a bell boy. arpir He' Willamette "ce. For Sale One lot, w'th house, fruit we.J'rr"?ri m, garden root. 356 South MV" TH.t wHtci Fai:r vrSL Call at SfSS Scath I3i "fo lew. Or. 1J Ver Sk Tkre lots la ? JW . .. .. tnnil 1 .J eoa. uwwr "'".., i ! If aalI a&m. U": Me. f.l-l n M'fJl A-wt " y-l sH"' "