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HWUIIBMWWgUMIWllWW tmttmswti&fi&MMBNXMfS 12s OAir.Y CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALHftt, ORKG0N, SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1009. or Saturday's Shopping BttffeU'n at Salem's Big Department Store. You Can Save by Cnnmlinnr Mnno Hort STRIKINGLY HANDSOME SILK DRESSES Worth up to $45.00 TODAY ONLY $1 2.85 Thoy aro broken slzos loft from our Monday, Tuesday and Wednes day nnlo. Beautiful kowiih of tho sort that you want for Htroot or after noon woar. Thoy nro In Rolld colors or fancy patterns, eomo aro mndo plain .others aro mudo with fancy yoko of rich Inco or trimmed with brnld, buttons, straps, pleats, tucks, etc., Empire or Princess effects. There Is every ono of tho good, wanted shades. Although thoro Is not n complete range of sizes, tho assortment Is largo enough to Justify you to como and intiKo a selection of stylo followers and those who seek hotter than ordinary bargains. Sharo In this superb spcclnl offering. Values up to VIC, today at tho low prlco of $1 2.85 SILKS Tho largo Silk Section, main floor, offors to Friday and Saturday shoppers n rotnarkablo vnluo giving In plain and fancy Mcssallno Silks, blnck, whlto, and nil colors In solid or fancy puttorns, rogulnr f 1.25 ana $1.00 values, Friday and Sat urday only, spoclnl 89c yard Summery Silk Waists Reduced 20 por cent. This season's most do ' slrablo colors In plain and fancy taffeta tailored waists; tho trlmmlngH nro buttons, straps, tucks, plentlngu, otc. In tho assortment nro most ovory size; all goad dcslrnble modols Values up to $8.50 reduced Saturday only 20 per cent Ladies' Merode Underwear Aftor Supper Hpnclnl, on sale 7:30 to 8:30, Ladles' Llaloand Silk and Cotton Underwear. Tho vents nro high nook, short sloovos, low nook, no hIoovoh. Tho drawers nro knee length. Itugulnr 1.00 valuos, special 78c Nouo sold lioforu 7 :SIO, Ladies' Black and Tan Hose Tho Hoslory Section offors 4o Saturday evening shoppers Ladles' Hlnck and Tan Lace Hoso; on salo after supper from 7:30 to 8:30. Regular fiOr and 00c values at tho low prlco of, pair 39c All nIz.cn In both .style. Infant's Wear Tho largo Infants' Wear Section offors today only Infants' HooIcoh Uonnots, dressos, Knit Wear, Stork Pauls, etc., at a reduction of. . . . 20 olo Ku 1 1 HI.- Sheets 7t!m, Special fttH' jCiCA-?u;. WKfmMrtS Mk iSWrBJW-BSBfcB-!! II II I III! mmmmmmmtiwmmmmKMHmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmimmtmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmSSmZZZi I ted Spread 7(1x01!, extra SKclal (Klc t o o o o o o o o o w CITY NEWS f O U o o o o o o o WVwlliw otvcii Fair nml wanner tonight Sunday fair. Tm Per Cnt Discount On May water bills paid before tho 10th of tho mouth. 6-4-Gt Yoai aro welcome to stop at '.In' and hear tho phonograph. 'Jiwt Arrived" 1800 now Edison record a, at 47 Commercial streot. L. F. Bavngo. forge Shipment Latest typo or KdUon combination machine). I,. F. Savage. Ono Happy Ticket County Clerk Allen homed a mar riage license today to O. II. Wallace, ago 28, of Coltou. Or., and Hmma l'lural. ago 18. of Hubbard Family Mrvtlif Served Wo niako n specialty of catering to tho boil family trado. Try our Bun day dinner. Barnott's oafe, CVttnge Undertaking Parlor Cottage and Chomokota its.; callt day, or night; J. a Bill. Phone 71i. Chocolate and Hon Rons At Buckingham's Palaco of Rwooti. Hod Oroaa Pharmacy. 4-3-tr Fruit Tracts Flvo and ton-aero traoU on tho Oregon Kleotrla railroad; monthly Installments Boo Derby & Wlllson. l-H-tf Ton lVr (Ynt Discount Qn May wator bills paid before tho 10th of tho mouth 5-4-5t Get tho habit of going to ZIbb's. Nnvrrnl Now Houses For snlo or rent. For prices and tonus, see Voget Lumber Company. Fine Mapto and Ali Wood For sale, cheap, for Immediate do-J livery. Apply ICrobs Urott., Bush- Hreymatt building. Telephone Malrf Hi. 1-16-tf i I NtKlro to lulll ThU Mmun Delia CliultvM llulldliig l.ol On onstoHt terms, llomur II. Smith, Room R. MeCoruaek building. Phono KG. r.-7-tf Trot Per Cent Discount On May wator bills paid before tho 10th or tho mouth. 5-4-Gt You Can't Do IUttr Uts from $50 to 200 on pay ments or $5 to 1& per month. Homer II. Smith, Room 5, McCornnok Uldg. I'liono DC. 6-7-tr Attend tho Dull (tamo Sutuluy ufteruoou at 3 o'clock. Salem vs. Eugene, at league groiihds. All of TUui Tho complete Hat Edition Amebrol records. U F. Savage, an Qommer clal. Ten Per O'nt DUcouhI On May water bills paid before the 10th of tho month 6-4-M Salem vs. KugtMo Sunday afternoon at 3 o'olook. at tho louguo grounds. Wanted nt Onw Largo norougo to subdivide for col onisation. State location, proportion oleurod and prlao of tract. Rush, Ad dress "Denver." euro Journal, Sa lem, Oregon. 5-7-tt Try Ci-yMalets For tho breath. For rale att Meyer's barber shop. Kckorlon'a. Wator' cigar atort Adolph'a cigar store. Wok Madison's. The Spa. Willamette Hotel. Tho Council. Talklngton's. Tho Court. Par- 1l. n..ll..,. tln.tartalflntr I , ft.V VUMUbU WMw, INMIHH torn" liuvn n nw nrncos of em- To you. Two of tho greatest Invou- balmlng without tho use of Inani tions of modern time on exhibition j memt or mutilations of body by the In Dorcas Uroa Hop Offlco, Oroater money maker than telephone. Call and see them; free demonstration. 3-81-tf HHWIf ft ! Hcadquartefs for BERRY CRATES BOXES Capita) Commission Co. f M7 H. Cuxa'l Ht, Phowe X7 iiittttnniitiiit rhomlcul proceoi of absorption. Tho Cottage Undertaking Parlors alto turnUhes a floe black broadcloth or any colored plush raskut, Including nice burial robe, free uso of private chapel, hearse, embalming, and one carriage for the mourners, and fur thermore up-to-date service, all for 176. making a wiving of from $30 to 560. under other funeral direc tor' prices. Wo mean to do & above stated, and aro hero to back up our promise. Wo still hava cheaper caskets It wanted, black cloth caskets, lucludlng burial robe, tree use of hearse and embalmlug a low aa $35.00. Our place and method of doing business Is up to date and we don't hesitate to say hat our place la the most up to date ou tho Pad An coast, barring none "Cottage Undertaking Par ." JOS N. Cottage atreot Phon 711. flM sm Hand concert will bo postponed until after tho bnll gamo. Got tho best Ice cream, that's .Inn's. Ir Btovo Wood And coal, call 108 Vogot Lumber Company. 'No MiNilntf Numbers" In our cataloguo "of Edison rec ords, 247 CommorclaJ street. L. F. Savage. Uuggy Rubber Tire Wo havo tho best rubor tiros In tho market, Absolutely guaranteed. Prices tho best. Ira Jorgonsen, 150 High street. 5-5-lw Hosing Out Hsio Thursday and Friday afternoons all my rugs will bo closed out re gardless of cost, at 196 South Com mercial streot, 6-5-3t Hand concert will be postponed until after tho ball gamo. Ilaelhll, IkiMltall, llasebaU At tho league grourds tomorrow, at 3 o'clock. T Mr. JnmcN Hublxinl Told Mrs. Jones that Jim never growls since sho uses Folger's Gold en Gate Coffee. Her grocer grinds It for her. Making New Roads Tho commissioners did a big busl ness this morning In the road lino. They approved tho creation of six highways In dirreront localities aad ordered them surveyed. Thoso or dered surveyed are In districts SO. U. 3. 15. 1V. 23. THINKS COLLEGES SH0ULD UNITE (Pcndloton East Orogonlnn) President Homan of Willamette university, who delivered two ser mons nt tho Methodist church yos torday and nddressed the students of i tho high school this morning, is thor oughly In accord wuh tnc proposition to unite tho colleges of tho Wil lamette valley. Tho proposal was inado recently and Is being urged I by the Portland papers, as the re-' suit of tho announcement thnt the trustees of tho Rockefeller fund would not glvo to nny of the schools In tho Willamette vnlley, because the number of schools wns too groat for tho small aroa of contributory hm rltory. As Willamette utitvorslty has the most strategic location of uuy In the vnlloy, as well as being the oldest I Institution of learning west of ll.e Rocky mountains, President Homan naturally thinks thnt It should bo one of two to be rotalned. He thinks tho other one should bo Pacific uni versity nt orest Grove With tho colleges nt Albany, Philomath, Now berg, Dallas und McMlnnvllle, cither united with ono of incso two or with some other college of their own de nomination In some other field. Prosldent Homan thinks no difficulty would bo encountered In securing from the enst all tho funds neccssnry to mako two really important and influential religious educational In stitutions In Oregon. President Homuu believes thoro Is and nlwaya will bo n Held for n re ligious educational Institution In tho state as In every other. Ho also thinks thnt past experience In tho east has shown that ono or two strong religions or denominational colleges In tho stato would do much toward building up tho stato Institu tions and would bring to pass a stato of affairs where thoro would bo no Oregon students attending In stitutions In other Btntes and whore largo numbers would bo coming hero to go to school. ntle no move toward that ond hns yet been taken. Dr. Homan ho Moves It Is entirely probablo that a conference of college presidents or boards of trustees, may be hold In the not distant future and that tho subject of union will then be tnkon up for discussion. What tho out come of such n meeting would bo Is hard to foretell. So far us Willamette university Is Individually concerned, Dr. Homan thinks tho chances aro bright, regard less of what action Is tnkon In the matter of union. Tho number of stu dents Is constantly Increasing, while the endowment Is also receiving sub stantial additions. Enton hall, tho new $50,000 lnu. ,nK which Ik n gift to the institution from Robert Eaton of La Grande, Is rapidly being rushed to completion nml Is nearly ready for tho roof. This building Is of pressed brick, of modorn architecture and will bo one of tho handsomest or nny educational Institution In tho stato when completed. It' Is planned to have a big celebration in Salem in August or Septembor. At tho time It Is proposed to dedlcnto tho now building, celebrate tho CSth anni versary or tho rounding or tho Insti tution and havo a big homo-coming or alumni and former students of Old Willamette. llOYAL CTCT--" i Baking Powder Abjotutety Pare i ! Royal Bakin g Powder convey to food the most healthful of fruit 1 properties and renders it superior in flavor and wholctomcness, I tiLvvuww''Jl The only b&ktag powder m4e from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar made from grapes OOOOOOOOO PERSONAL MENTION OOOOOOOOO Rev. Father Deony, of St. Mary's Home, Deavorton. stopped iff today to visit Father Moore, on his way to Monroe. Mrs. Charles Sawyer, or Sllvorton, has been tho guest ot Mrs. Alico Miles for several days. - Mrs. Homer II. Smith Is the guest of friends in Portland. C. L. Wcavor, ot Llborty, is at tho Salem hospital, whero ho had his foot amputated. Ho Is gotting along nice ly. Miss Alico McCnuloy went to Port land last night to bo tho guest of fticds. S0MEPR0P0sicT IMPROVEMENTS AT OLD WjLLAMETTE The title to the Wlllanicto Hotel proport has finally been closed up, and the deal for Us sale consummat ed. This being dono, n commlttoe bus been appointed to draft articles ot incorporation, otc, and tho Indl vilunl stockholders havo one and nil Indorsed tho Idea or paving Forry street for the block from Commercial to Liberty. This, with tho under standing that tho property owners on Liberty street pavo to connect with Slate street. At tho same time It is tho Intention to fill Llborty across to Trade street. Mr. Fred Steusloff Is chairman of tho committee and ho says- "We nro jist waiting to boo what tho other people nrc going to do. If tho now hotel projoct ma terializes, which I hope it will, wo will maungo our property to suit the clrrumstniicos. If It does not niato rlnlzo, It Is probablo wo will tako tin K'tand old bulldlnir In hand, mod- rnlze It, and glvo Salem what It most! surely needs, an up-to-dato hold. Still, we cannot act, or tako any Im mediate steps, until wo know what other Salem people want to, or will do. Salem needs a hotol. If other people provldo It, well nnd good, if not we will." Bund After UnU Hoysor and Jermnn havo succeed ed, through tho courtosy of tho Board of Trado, In having tho band con certs postponed until after tho ball games every Sunday, which will mako tho music start at about 4:30. This shows tho right spirt, whoro the Board of Trado and tho "amusing" gentlemnn agreo In tho Ititorost of everybody. -o HORN. WHITE. To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur White, at tho family homo, 970 South Commercial streot, this, Sat urday, morning, May 8, 1909, a ton, wolght 12 pounds. OOOOOOOOOOOO o o NEW TODAY o o o o o o o o o Jost or Stolen Several wcoks ago, a Snoll blcyclo, two or threo years old; steol rims. Return to Jour nnl omco for roward. 4-3-tf You can got what you want Whoro? lit tho World Lunch Room. Wo don't glvo, but wo soil to all that has 5 or 10c. G-4-3t MINKS ON GOLD CRF.KK. (Continued rrom pago 1.) Among them ono party consisting ot J. E. Murphy, Chas. Bavago and Nor rls Hoyt, Btong McLean, Hanson and ouo or two othors. Mr. Murphy, whose athletic In stincts will hardly lot him sleep of nights when ho gets In tho moun tains, tnado a thorough examination ot tho mines. He tranced over the claims, went through every tunnel, took samples, and In fact mado tho cloiAst personal examination ot tho mines of any man visiting them, out side of tho management. Ho Is en thusiastic over the outlook, and. like everyone else who has ever visited iho mines, Is simply delighted with tho prospectts. Like everybody else, ho says: "Just wait until you see tho smolter returns, and watch the rush." Norwich Union Fire Insurance Company Frank Meredith, Resident Agent Room 13, Ladd & Rush, Dank Uulldlng MONEY TO LOAN TK08. K. FORI) Over l.add & Rush's Dank, Salem. Oi PIANO TUNING LUTELLUS L. WOODS. unlng, polishing, repairing. Ph'o60 Simp If taken ."foro Juno 157 acres, 30 In Italian prunes, 3 In Po ntes, G In winter npples, 2 in Eng lish wnlnuts, 3 years old; 3 In Royal Ann cnorrlcs nnd Dartlott pears; fine garden; good houso, 2 bnrns nnd fruit dryer; $10,500, If sold quick. Six miles from city. Moyor & Dell Lnnd Co., 347 Stato street, Phono 857. 5-4-tf Wanted At once, waitress nt Cot tago Hotoh G-G-3t Wanted nt Unco Largo acroago to subdivldo for colonization. Stato location, proportion cleared and prlco for tract. Hush. Addross "Donvor," euro Journal, Salem, Oregon. G-7-tf Wanted 100 women nnd glrU at Wlllamotto Snnltarlum. Cooks, nurse girls, laundress, otc. 6-8-3t For Sale or Trade 40 acres of land, close In. Inqulro nt corner North 17th and D sts., Salem, Or. 5-8-3t For Salo Fino Jersey Cow and calf. Enquire nt 859 South Twolfth street. 5-8-3f Wanted. Authors Booking a publish er should communlcato with the Cochrane Publishing Company, 477 Trlbuno building, Now York City. 5-8-lt Notice to Odd Fellows. All mombors of Chemoketa Lodge, No. 1, I. O. O. F aro requested to meet at tho Yannke stables at 8 a. m. Sunday morning to participate In the femoral of our lato brother, L. S. Gcer. W. H. FOLOER, N. O., W. H. PETTIT, Secy. 5" RUSSELL CATLIN IN EASTERN OREGON (Seor Funeral Service: Tho funeral services of Mr. L. U. fluor will bo conducted from the family realdonoo In the Waldo hills Sunday morning nt 11 o'clock. Rov. P. S. Knight, by special request ot Mrs. Ooer. will havo entire charge of tho services at tho homo, und tho local and Sllvorton lodges of I. O. O. h will conduct sorviuoa at the grave. Ou account ot this tho regu lar morning services at the Wlllard church will bo omitted. Hand concert will be postponed until utter the ball game. tmurll Mivl Monday In a hurry to adjourn to attend the wrestling matches at tho opera house, tho city council- did no busi ness Friday night, but will meet Mon day night at S o'olook. All tho road, roller agents were In the city, and wanted another hearing, but the mat ter goei over to Monday. Jut Watch Cooper 1). J. Cooper, one ot tho best Hnown ot the hustlers ot Tho Dalles, a wide-awake fruit grower la In Sa lem today, and. while ho la smiling foxlly. he la aiklng tho pr'co ot trult land. Where Cooper looks In, H U well for others to Jump In, for he always looks before ho leaps, aad when you see him looking It ts only a question ot where he Is going to light Munuger Prions of the ShUmh Auto Garage received the following lettor from Russell Cutllu. who Is driving u Maxwell car In Kastorn Oregon. Mr. Catlln Just purchased the ear from Mr. Prlehs: "Mr. J. F. Prlehs. Salem, Or. "Dear Sir Tho oar Is working beuuttfully so far. Tho first 21 miles out ot Shaniko we ran In one hour und 40 minutes, whore wo stuld all ulght with Mr. Bolter. "From Bolter's to Madras. 23 lulled, wo took two hours, and from Madras to Redmoad. 30 miles, we wore Just two hours nod 30 minutes. Hero wo got dinner, having run tho 53 tulles In tour hours nnd u half. "From Redmond to Band. 20 miles we were two hours and IS minutes. na the roads are quite sandy, but for the full 94 miles In eight hours and 20 minutes we wore well satisfied. Very truly. "RUSSELL CATLIN." o lUiul IXmcert There will bo an opea-alr band con cert by tho Salem Military Band In Marlou square tomorrow afternoon j at 3 o'clock. IV It Now, Now Is tho time to get rid ot your rheumatism.' You ean do so by ap plying Chamberlain's UnlmeaL Nine eases out ot ten are simply muscular rheumatism due to cold or damp, or chronic rheumatism, and yield to he vigorous application of this lin iment. Try It. You aro certain to be delighted with the quick relief which It affords. Sold by all good druggists. The Maxwell Mmlel l A HO 11.1s. Touring Car Manager Prlehs of the Salem Auto Garage received a shipment of three more Maxwell cars yesterday, These are all sold but one, which he is using for dem onstartion purposes. Every car is giving complete sat isfaction. Drop around nnd see the Maxwell and have it explained and demonstrated. The Salem Auto Gnrane is the most completely equip ped in Salem and Is prepared to do anything from vul canizing a tire to painting an auto completely. Garage on State street, on alley just back of Board of Tiade, Open day and night. J. F. Pr iehs, Agt. Phone 386