Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, May 13, 1909, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textr MXLVY CATlikkh JOVKXAJb, gAUMft, OMMfK, THURSDAY, WAY 18, !, , ! H "ONCE TRIED ALWAYS USED" The Ladles' Home Journal patterns are without any exceptions the leaders in style, originality and 'faultless as to-fitrTlie graceful lines and curves so hard to produce by the home dress maker can be brought out with ease and com fort by using these patterns, Dressmaking at home' is a pleasure, .for np other pattern manu facturers ever wont to greater expense to Insure absolute accuracv in all details that produce faultless work, HBllBF Here's Is Value lho greatest kid glovo bargains Bin co gloves wore bo ecnrco. A fortunnto purchnso from tho larg est Now York Importers, 25 dozen only. Tho Holoctod flno Fronch kid, URiinl $1.50 nnd $1.75 vnlucs, grand special $1.JB pair. Evory pair guaranteed. If thoy rip or tonr whon first triad on your tnonuy back or n now pair. AHK l'OU FAHHIO.V HOOK 9OQJi0L& IT'S OltATIH O O O O O O O O O 0 0 CITY NEWS v r (i o (i o ti o o (i Weather Forecast Fair tonight and Friday. .Ilascbnll tomorrow nt JHHO. Jit JtoccJvod Another shipment of picnic nnd cot tago bams, at Fnrrlngton'e, tho gro cer and mnrkottnnn, 420 State stroot. Bovon-room cottngo, with two lots, on northwest corner of Ohuroh and Marlon stroots. 0. L. Htnrr, Btnto hottsu. G-12-21 Tlio Ulstor" Honlor Claim May Tuesday evening, May 18, at tho high school, B-12.tr Wlmt, When nnd Where? "Tho Ulstor,' senior clans play; Tuesday, May 18, at 8 o'clock, In tho high school, 5-12-tf Wlwt Is It When? Tuesday, May 18, at 8 p. in, Whoro? At high school. 5-12-tf You Can't Do ltotte Iots from $50 to $200 on pay ments of $C to $15 per month. Homer II, Smith, Room 5, McGornuck llldg. I'iiono PO. 6-7-tf Choicest lulldlng Lot On easiest terms. Homer H. Bmtth, Room 5, McCornaok bunding. Phono 00. G-7-tf Cottage Undertaking Parlors Cottage and Chomekota sU.; call day or night; J. 0. Bill. Phono 72i. Flno Maple and Ash Wood For salo, cheap, for Immediate de livery. Apply Krebs llros., Bush Rroyuinn building. Tolophnno Main 131. 3.15-tf HtfCftvaUou About FIiiIhImmJ Tho oxcavatlou for tho D'Arcy building, on Court etreot, fe about completed, and work on tho founda tion will begin probably Saturday, of at tho latest Monday. VUU Hmum DelUrs To you. Two of tho greatest Inven tions of modern times on exhibition I Derea Bros Hop Oflke, Greater My wsksr than Ulephone. Call d m tnewj fre dewoastrstlos. a-ii-tt SMITH WILL PAY M9H, frb. per doa sblMo Veal, under 130 pounds. .. ,8c 1IMK IOl HC 'Chickens Hew, nllvo t4o How, dressed Spring, alive IHctoJWo Wa jwy you promptly Wo do not charge commission. Your pro duce must be good, fat quality. KKANK I. HMITH MKAT CO. "Fighting the Beef Trust" Portland, Oregon V l-i i iimM Ml 1 wTW0KPmm''mmummm'Tamm'''mmm''irrmMTm'lwmmTrn-nTmmmiim in n i "- " journal PATTERN S ' We are to give you one of these patterns ab solutely free with the purchase of a Summer Quarterly Style Book, price 26c, pattern section. The pattern alone is worth 15c. ' IlnxehuU Albany high vs. Salem high. Co i no nnd Bee "Tho UlBtor." Sonlor class play, nl high school, May 18, at 8 o'clock . 5-12-tf "Hang It All "If I only hnd my ulstor.". Come nnd soo It at tho high school Tues day, May 18, at 8 o'clock. 5-12-tf Heal Kfltuto IIuhIiiohh flood Ileal cstato aulcea are Increasing In number ovory wook, which Is a vory good Indication that lots of prop erty Is changing hands. Missionary Hoclety Meets Tho Woman's Missionary Hocloty of tho First Presbyterian church will hold Its regular monthly mooting to morrow nftornoou at 3 o'clock, In tho church pnrlors. All mombers aro urged to bo present. In IjtHt NIuIiI'n Journal An error wnt mudo In n wrltoup on the Clark Wlroloss' Tolograph and Telephone Co. It wbb stated that there was only 1,000,000 shares left In tho treasury, whon In fact thoro nru still 1,800,000 shared, or about 75 per com of tho entire capitaliza tion loft. This wrltoup was on pago live of May tho 12th. Klglitli ni(l Kvnmlimtlon Tho public Bchooln all ovor tho county held examinations lit tho eighth grade today. Nearly 300 havo nppl'ed to tho county superintend ent to take the examinations. Thoro will bo an examluor In each district, and ten In tho olllce of tho county su perintendent hero. Try Crj-staleta ' For tho bronth. For salo at: Mayor's harbor shop. Kckorlen's. Watora cigar stdre. Adolph's cigar store. Dick Madison's. Tho Bpn. Willamette Hotel. Tho Council. Talklngton's. Tho Court. Notice- to Public "Tho Cottao Undertaking Par lors" have a new process of em balming without the ubo of Instru ments or mnttllattons of body by the chomtcat process of absorption. The Cottage Undertaking Parlors also furnishes a fine black broadcloth or any colored plush castret. Including nice burial robe, free use of private chapel, hoarse, embalming, and one rarrlago for tho mourners, and fur thermore up-to-date service, all for $75, making a saving of from $30 to $50, under othr funeral direc tor' prices. We mean to do as above stated, and are here to back up our promise. We still have cheaper caskets If wanted, black cloth caskets, Including burial robo, free use of hearse and embalming at low aa. $35.00. Our place and method of doing business Is up to date and we don't hesitate to say that our place is the Most up to date on the Pacific coast, barring none. "Cottage Undertaking Par lors," 393 N. Cottage street Pnone TI4. MM 111. IKE QUAKIUUY T AJ ITtW STYLE BOOK ffl&C&V. i Shoe Section To clean up somo brokon lines cf Ladlos' Slippers, Including strap pumps, In kid and patont, we liavo discounted thoni one fourth. This menns quick, snappy buying. Don't delay, stop lively. Ilomombor, vo lmvo no old Btylcs to work off. All clean, now stock. TOM MAI'LKTIIOItPK, Expert Repairman. Shoo .Section. VALUES auowisa HOTTER ff&MH Pay Flllnit Fee- A flro nnd llfo Insurance company filed their paporu and paid n fco of $115 to tho Insuranco commission er this morning, with head olllccs lo catcd In aothlnm Sweden. Tho com pany was given a pormtt to transact a flro and llfo Insuranco business' In Oregon. lulu's, llliiex, ItlucH For Indigestion, blues, despondoncy or down In tho mouth, use Dr. Stono's Stomach Powdor nnd nines Cure. Prlco 50c. Satisfaction guar anteed or money rofunded. 5-10-lm For Hale Mult on a Note A complnlnt hns been filed In tho circuit court by W. II. Dyrd through his attornoy, O. O. Uingham, against doo. D. Elliott and Ida M. Ulllott to recover $54.30 allogcd to bo duo on a promissory note. Tho complnlnt nls oasks Judgment for Interest on tho note nt tho rate of 8 per cent nnd $25 hs uUornoy'8 feon. flood flrowliiK Weutluvr A long as this weather lasts It Is about as good as rain, the air Is full of molsturo, and all vegotatlon Is growing splendidly, dosplto tho cool wonthor. Hoses nro beginning to bloom, nnd ovory doorynrd Is (lllod with dowers. T Mnrrcl In Portland M'ss I.nulso Frysllo and Emerson I.nthoy were marrlod In Portland last evun'ng. Miss Frysllo has boon em ployed nt tho asylum, whoro sho Is well liked. Mrs. Anna Parker, also an employe of tho asylum, wont to Portland to nttond the woddlng. Tho ceremony was performed by Rov. Thomns. ' Funeral of Mr. lCaUer Tho funeral sorvlces of Mrs Mary Jano Kaiser wero conducted by Rov. P. S. Knight, nt tho family homo 1500 8tato streot. yeuterday afternoon. All tho ohthlren nnd noar relatives of Mrs. Kalsor wore present, besides a largo number of frlonds, who accom panied tho body to tho Odd Fellows' cemetery, whore intorment was held. Timothy fioodrich Pond- Timothy aoodricn, a pioneer, ana for many years a resident of Marlon county, died at Portland, Monday, May 10, Ha was born In Athens, Ohio, In 1837, and crossed tho plains In 1863, locating near tho Clear Lake school houso In this county, whore ho remained until 1879. He Is nurvived by his wife and seven child ren, as follows; Carper and Ralph, of North Yamhill; Mrs, O. D. Ireland. Mrs. Mary Peery and Maurice, of Pirtlaud, and Mrs. Luke aud- Ray, of Eugene, Tho funeral occurred Tuesday at North Yamhill. To Wboi It May Courern Not' co li hereby given that the name and manner of doing business of th company known as Wm Drown & Co., located at 139 Commercial street, Salem, Oregon, Is soon to be changed by the Incorporation of the company unqer mo name of ' wm. Drown & Co., Incorporated." the In corporators and owners of thor&teck b- bo Wm. Drown, Clifford W. Drown and 8. Bills Purvtae. All Tier sons having business wltk the" com uany will tako heed aceerdlnaly. NURSERY CANVASSER JS LOST WAS AGENT FOR A SALEM FIRM AND IS BEING SEARCH ED FOR IN CALIFORNIA United Press Leutel Wire, Sun Francisco, i.my 13. I-'dOfSdre and disappointed but dotormlned td contlnuo his Bcarch until ho learns tho fnto of his mlBstng nophow, Lloyd W. Fanshor, who disappeared from Mcdford, Or., Novombor 23, 1908, J. E. Qoodpasturo la In San Francisco today after having walked moat of tho way hero from southorn Oregon. Fearing tnnt a trip by rnll would causa him to mUs tho man ho Is Booking, Qoodpnoturo sot out on foot from Mcdford several weeks ago. Ho ports that FanBhcr hnd boon soon a fow miles away led tho Oregon man on, and ho finally reached San Fran cisco, whoro ho was grcotcd with an othor rumor which will probably drag him on southward as soon ns ho has rested for a fow days. Ooodpasturo docs not bollovo that his nephew Is dead, although ho has hnd graves opened, sought out dead bodies In morgues nnd trembled with fear nt unfounded rumors that Fan sher had mot wlm it fatal nccldont. His theory Is that tho missing man's mind has been temporarily unbal anced by tho denth of his son, who was accidentally Killed about a year ago at Portland, Or. Fanshor, who wns agent for n nur Bory compnny, with headquarters nt Salem, Or., told UiH wlfo, thrco daugh ters nnd young son that ho was go ing to ..oonix, n smnll town thrco mtioK from Med ford, whon ho loft homo lust November. Slnco that tlmo his family has has had no word from him. Soveral woofts ago Mrs. Fanshor appealed to Qoodpasturo to tako up the Hoarch for hor husband. Tho missing man s uncle traced Fannher through Phoonlx, Tnilant, Ashland and Ounsmulr. Finding persons who Identified pictures of Fanshor us a man who had passed that wny on foot about tho time of tho Mcdford man s disappearance, Qoodpasturo do elded to follow the- trail as far as possible. At Duuumuir Qoodpasturo heard that an unidentified man had boon klllod on u train severnl weeks bo foro. Ho opened tho grave nnd de cided that It did not contain tho body of his nophow. At Sacramento und San Joso clues were found which led him to bollovo Fanshor had boon there- and today ho recotved reports that Indlcnto that his nophow hns stnrtcd toward' south ern California. o Wheat lower In Chicago nnd Liver pool. Tlw Only Truck Meet Of tho year hold In Salem. May 15. Wutcli Clark and Ilolllugorth Ileat Cupid' Dulley In tho weight, Saturday, May 16. Many families aro homeless from forest fires raging nt Vorn Crux, Now Mexico. .Modem Cottage Five rooms, new, close In, for only 1 1 sou, sco Derby & wilison. 5-13-tf This Is Uio Tlmo of Year To buy summer dusters. Call on F. E. Shator for thorn. Dest lino of Uarnosa In city. F. E. Bhafor, 187 South Commercial street. 5-5-oodtt llroko, Art You? Well, that's too bad. Maybe you can borrow 50 cents from your sister und then come to tho track meet Sat urday, May 15. OREGON CORPORATIONS HAVEj-ILED ARTICLES Articles of incorporation were filed lu tho offlco of Frank W. Denson, secretary of state, May 12, 1909, as follows; Coiby Construction Company; principal offlco. Canby; capital stock. $900,000; Incorporators, W. II. Dalr, Frank E. Dodge. William H. Lucke. Jamej Adklns, II. O. Glllrnoro and M. J. Lee. Tho Lindsay estate; principal of fice, Daker City: capital stock, $5000 incorporators, Quy L. Lindsay, B. D. Stelncamp and Carrie I Stelncamp. Jacksonville Reduction Company; principal office, Jacksonville; (capi tal stock., $lO,0D0; Incorporators, Robert Nye. Lillian E; Nye and How 'son GroucS, Cascade Petroleum Cempany: principal offlco, Portland; capital stock. $259,000; Incorporators, Okas. W. .Taylor, John W. Mlnto and Ralph P. Heaia. K Noward Investment Co.; principal omco, reruana: capital stock, $5000; Incorporators, Lillian D. Powers, W.jl989 at Fair Ground and CInb Sta- a, joBa(H ana a, n. winiree. isles. North PiTcflc .Trust Company ofi 5 aa for mbb as . Portland. Oroen: capital W. , J' '"'93 f0 "l , $009t Uwreorstors. Fre4 llrttor. Iiww WMWWN, II. H. Urdahl aai C. D. Herbert, j 4-S-tt Falrnrssad. Ore, yiiM'''80i'ltll,lil'm,,cTi? Here Is An For You Mr. " 160 'acres, 4 miles .from Newport, Oregon, on Yaqulnn Day." ,It can bo said without fear of contradiction that no where in Oregon is tho cllmato bo mild na on Yatjulna Day. Ten ncroa under Tilow, young orchard, 40 to 50 trees, good C-room houso 24x30; woodshed 12x14, root houso 12x16, warehouso 12x1 4 split board barn 4060; 3e000,000 fir, l.Odo.OOO nldor timber;, fir timber mctaUy" second growth; $2760. LEE WILLIAMS Newport, Ore. miffiMHlt ll HUNDREDS FARMERS FLOODED Dnkersflold, Cat,, May 13. Hund reds of farmers along tho Kern rlvor, who liavo boon working night and day to provont inroads of thoiwator, and tho inundation or tnoir lands, to day gavo up tho fight and relin quished to tho triumphant flood wators 10,000 acres of wheat and barloy lands. A fow, In desperation, aro still lighting tho flood, but tho breaks in tho rlvor levees grow hourly undor tho prossuro of tho water, and tho attempt of work to rebuild tho loveos temporarily has failed, Tho principal loss so far sustained hns boon from Inundation, although somo stock and mnchlnory has been destroyed. Farmors horo doclaro that tho present troublo Is tmceablo to tho rofusal of largo cattlo owning Arms to permit tho fnrmora to ropalr tho lovees boforo tho melting snows reached tho lovees. o Arrivals nt Salem Hotels. Portland" S. D. Hermann, S. S. Pior, C. A. Malcall, R. S. Sutor, J. S. Mnck and wlfo, T. A, Smith, Harry Qlrard, Mr. nnd Mrs. M. D. Doux, Mrs. Laura A. Morgan, Ruth Sher lock; C. 13, Clarlre, Orville Dronnan, J. C. Dfuco and wlfo, A. 0 Drown. Unndon, Oro, Jacob School and wlfo. Grand Rondo Michael Purdy, Ar thur -Pralg. Albany Wm. Mclntlro and wlfo, Mr. and Mrs. George Wood. Tacomn Arch A. Dickenson nnd fnm lly, A. G. Wolfo, Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Cooper. Pendleton Chns. Nixon and wlfo, V. L. Harris, Doawrton, Ore. R. C. Howltt. Stayton Clifford N Rncksby and wlfo. Seattlo Paul D. Holbrook. Frank Sheds. Los Angolisa Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Winkler. Orogon City Tom Caldwell, Dan iel Riches. Denver, Colo. W. W. Secklon and wlfo. Olympln, Wash. John Stalil, Robort Ashbottcr. Moscow, Idano Mr. and Mrs. Har rlson A. Isdon. ANOTHER RICH STRIKE ON THE SANTIAM Professor dimming, president of tho Electric Mining Company of Gold Creek, came In from tho camp this morning bringing somo boautt fill specimens of copper oro from a now ledgo tho compnny Is opening up across the crcok from tholr old lodgo. Tho tunnel Is In 20 feet, run ning up the ledgo, which Is wider than tho tunnel. No assays havo been mado yet but tho ore Is certainly rich in coppor. It is largely sulphide uui carries considerable copper car- nonuto, wnicn makes It very showy o HOY I.V HIH 8LKKP WALKS INTO 11ULLPK.V Sail Luis Potosl. Mex.. ay 13. Suffering from somnambulism, Juan Nolasco, a boy, wandered while asleep last night Into tho pen where tho bulls for exhibition and fighting pur poses are kept. One of the animals rushed upon the boy nnd gored him. The lad was tossed against a board fence, and was seriously injured. His screams summoned the keepers, who preventd the bulls from trampling their victim. Arner, 313M Record 2:1794. Fall kretner te Don Derby. 3:644; DerserUw. 3:97)4; Diablo, S:9K: De!e, 2:11U: S4 LaJftrty, I:l, aa4 others. By Caaa. Derby, 4907, tins of 8 better than 2:10, dam Bert by Aleattra, dam et 4 better tbaa J:lt, and five others. Winner of first presalam at St lorn horse show. For standard stallions season of t Opportunity jj Homeseeker I Inquire at Journal Office gHJIHBIltlHH08llli OOOOOOOOOQ,' PERSONAL MENTION OOOOOOOOOOO Mr. and Mrs. Charles Drnshor and son Warren arrived hero about n week ago from Munclo, Ind.. nnd will mnko tholr homo horo. Thoy for- . moriy nvou noro nnu uavo muny frlends who will bo glad to sco them again. Mr. and Mrs. Rjcharlson Culbort son nnd daughter Heloen loft last . night for Soattlo, whoro thoy will y. visit relatives during tho summer. ' Attornoy Frank Drock of Portland wns looking nftor business matters In tho city yosterdny. A. D. Stnploton loft last night for his homo in Albany after an extend ed buslnoBs visit horo and In Port Innd. Mls3 Olive Di.iard roturnud ti .ier homo In La Grande yesterday after visiting with hor slater Mrs. John McCnrtor In West Salem. , u. H. Durns, tho hnppy-go-lucky traveling salesman for hnrvostlng mnchlnory, wns In tho city yestordny looking up old friends nnd transact ing business, Mrs. F. D. Mlllor of Woodnurn was visiting friends horo yqsterdny. It. J. Willis loft for Portlnnd yes terday to nttond business matters for n fow days. Daniel Young of Sllvorton was transacting business horo yestordny. Miss Halllo Dlmnor loft for Port lnnd last night to visit frlonds for n week, W. E. Cattorlln of Tillamook Is in tho city todny. y Otto Wilson wns a buslnoss pas senger to Portland this morning. Dr. II. H. Ollngor wont to Port land this morning on a buslnoss trip. Mrs. Fanlo Mulkoy Is visiting friends In McMlnrvlllo. J. Vogt, tho shoo man, mado a short business trip to Portland to day. Sam A. Hughes has roturned from Carson Springs, whoro ho bus been for his health. Mrs. John Throno Is In Portland visiting with rolattvos for a fow days. Miss Alsea Hawloy und Miss Dertha Eckorlon loavo this ovonlng for Ku gono to spend a fow days visiting frlonds. o DIKD. HAUSMAN. In Salem, Tuosday ov- onlnx, May 11, 1900, of gastro en- torltcs, August Hausman, aged 30 years. Tho deceased wns tho eon of Mr. and Mrs. August Hausman, and was shlppod from A. M. Clough's under taking pnrlors to Drownsvlllo yester day for Interment. y Norwich UnJoa Fire Insarance Company Frank Meredith,' Resident Agent Room 13, Ladd & Dush, Dank Dulldlng. MONEY TO LOAN THOS. K. FORD Over Ladd & Dush'a Dank, Salem, Or PIANO TUNING. LUTKLLUfl L. WOODS, uning, pollshlnB, repairing. Ph'oGOH OOOOOOOOOOO o, NEW TODAY '. OOOOOOOOOOO Ixwt or Stolen Several weeks ago,, a Saell bicycle, two or throe years old; steel rims. Return to Jour nal office for reward. 4-S-tf Wasted At once, a middle-aged lady Apply at the Whlto Swan Oakery, North Commercial street. 6-ll-3t Snap If taken u"fore JHHe 1 57 acres, 30 In Italian prunes, 3 in Pe tite, 6 In winter apples, 3 in Eng lish walnuts. 3 years old; 3 In Royal Ann cnerrlej and Dartlett pears; fine garden; good houso, 2 barns and fruit dryer; $10,500, If sold quick. Six miles from city. Meyer & Dell Land Co., 347 State street. Phone 857. 5-1-tf For Sale Soveral houses In Salem, and farm lands at a bargain. Cap ital National Bank. C-l-eod For Rent Two bedrooms for gen tlemen, aneiy furnished, front rooms. 730 North Front street. 5-11-lwk '& .. . WJ -1