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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1909)
BAIL? CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALBfa, ORHGON, TUHSDAY, JUNE 1, 1869 f ran W E saw lots of boys' suits which would not have cost us nearly as much as CLOTHES VTRAGOODry but they weren't extra good, so we paid a little more to give a little value and a great deal more satisfaction. All the pants have the "seat of wear," and that's where the wear is the hardest. Really two pairs of pants sewed to gether, because there's a lining all the way through, just as in a coat. It's not heavy enough to make them unwearable on the hottest days, but it's strong enough to double the service. 1 1m! TL. JBftrtfw' M J aF I J fr 1 LhNLLLm vi v : tm .& W -fc Irrigation Dills Now Dho . Pay your Irrigation bill and got discount. 0-1-lOt Soo Miss Barbara Durbln as Phyllis In Anno of Old Salem tonight. Sho sustains tlio part beautifully. Oottngo Undertaking Parlors Cottage and Ohomekota sts.; calls duy or night; J. 0. Sill. Phono 72i. Von Can't Do Ucttcr Lots from $D0 to $200 on pay ments of $5 to $15 por month. Homor II. Smith, Room 5, McCoruuck Dldg. 1'iiono DC. 6-7-tf Fine Maple and Aali Wood For oalo, cheap, for lmmodlato du ll vory. Apply Krnbs Bros., BUsh- Broyman building. Telephone Main 121. 2-15-tf Clicstcr Catlow As Itogor Is all that can bo de sired. If you aro at tho Grand'to nlghl you will think likewise. Irrigation Hill Now Due Pay your irrigation bill and got discount. G-l-10t M. W. A. Quocn Tho contest for tho Queen of tho Woodmon plcnlo will closo tonight, tho votes being counted at 8 o'clock. Tho standing of tho candidates Is as follews: Cora Hammock, 1,948; Agnes West, 1,870; Nottlo Stanton, 170; Iva Rice, 135. LAYING OFF NEW ADDITION TO SALEM Tho Moyor & Belle Land Company has secured tho agency of tho now Meeker addition to South Salem, consisting of ten ncres next south of tho J. M. Brown tract on Fair mount Hill. Thoy put Gonoral Byars In chargo today to lay oil streets. Ono main street will bo platted east and west through the ton acres, and tho Falrmount Park streets will bo extended south through It. MEUAMA LANDS ARE ATTRACTING ATTENTION V UK Xm2D if XSM0L& Bought Huli'iu Heigh J. H. Heal and wlfo have bought tho Salem Holghts storo and resldonco and eight acres of propert. br. Heal Is making som repairs on tho storo nnd house, and will stock up wmi rnmuy groceries nnu notions. From Ivastern Oregon L. R. Stlnson, grnnd Keeper of records nnd seals of tho Knights of Pythias, has returned from n tour of Inspecting tho lodges of Eastern Ore gon. Ho reports tho order nourish ing CIiIiu'no (JiTfiLM Donated Fearing Hint tlioro might bo n war botwoon this country and China Hop Leo, tho king of Wlllninotto vnlloy laundrymon, has donated this ofllco sovornl messos of tho famous grcon, nocd for which he Imported from Oninn, una which grows In tho em peror's gardens. It Is called "Oaico Cluiey" In tho original Chinese and Is pretty gny chowlng whou It Is boiled with n pleco of Oregon porkco. So long ns tho greens last wo prom ise thuro shall bo no war with China, Halo of Seats For "Anno of Old Salora" will bo gin at 0 o'clock this morning. So euro yours early. Thoy won't InBt Jong. Heiit I'll for Burglary Word hns beon recolvod by Shorln Mlnto from the olllcors of Walla Walla to tho effect that William Dompsoy, who, with Win. Mclntlro, was connected with tho ovorcoat theft ut tho Btato Iioiibo during tho Inst legislature, was tried and round guil ty nnd Hontonced to from ono to four teen years In the Washington peni tentiary for burglary. Judgo O. P. Terrell, of Mehama, was In tho city yestorday to partici pate In Memorial Day oxorclsos. Ho says lands In and around Mohania aro attracting considerable atten tion, ns there aro some flno bodies of timber and flno fruit, stock and ag ricultural lands In that vicinity that can bo bought vory cheap. A num bor of land ownors have made ar rangements to advertise tholr lands In our rent ostato suction. Look tnem up beforo Investing. WILLL TEACH AT DESLVRK, OREGON j. ii. AicuouaiU, or this- city, has closed his school at Wauconda with groat success, nnd has been Imme diately employed to teach tho sum mer school at Donmnrk, Curry coun ty. Ho Is ono of tho best known teachers In tho state, and the pooplo or Domnr karo In luck to securo him. y Smith Sanity Matte: A roport hns boon filed with tho county clork by Dr. Orimth ,ono or tho thrco physicians who woro se lected to examine A. B. Smith as to his sanity, and It stntcs that Smith is sane. Dr. Frank E. Smith will, In nil probability, sign In ravor or tho sanity condition of iniith, but It Is thought Dr. CtiBlck will refuse to hnnd In this kind or u report. When Dr. Smith has reported It will thon bo decided finally by tho county Judgo ns to Smith's montnl condition, o AUTOS START ON RACE ACROSS CONTINENT United VttM Ltaied Wlr. Now York, Juno I. At a tolo- graphlc signal from Prosldont Taft at 3 o'clock Chlo nftornoon, Mnyor MsClolland fired a shot from a gold- mounted rovoivor( starting tho trans continental automobllo raco to tho Alaska-Yukon- Pacific oxposltlon. Two Acmes, two Fords, n Stearns, a Shawmut and an Itala started. Two pacomnklng machines, which will keep tho rondstors within tho Look At This or Sale A first cla s's rooming and bonrdlng house prop sltlon at Newport, Oregon. Two houses and furnishings and lots will bo sold for loss than tho cost of tho housesi Tho buildings aro four years old and furnished complete. Tho owner Is n non-resident and needs tho monoy. Look into this' as a speculation. LEE Newport, Ore. WILLIAMS Inquire at Journal Office MONEY LOANED On Real Estate LONG TIME, EASY PAYMENTS Reliable Representatives wanted THE JACKSON LOAN TRUST CO. Jackson, Miss. Fort Worth, Texas o o o o OOf) o o o o o o o PERSONAL MENTION oooooooo Mrs. Lynn Briggs,, of Portland, spent Memorial Duy In tho city. Ross Flshburn, a former Salem boy, but now or Portland, has spent tho past two days with his mother In this city. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Egbort nnd dnughtor, Miss Iilello, of Portland, spent Sunday nnd Monday at tho homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. II. C. Schultz. Ed. Hostottlor, ofTho Dallos and his slstor-ln-lnw, Mrs. A. C. Qclgcr, nin;uu imiiuj oi uiu various mates, n(.e0niiinnlod bv hor two chlldron. o o O O O O O U CITY NEWS O 4) ii i ti u W O O o Wytlir Forecast HIiowi'i'N tonight or cooler tonight. Witlutwlny, Anno Of Old Snlem nt the Ornnd tonight Tho event ot the season. 11 o suro to oo her. It will do you good. Librarian Resign K. Ollllnghmn, tho woll-known li brarian ut tho atate cupltol. has hand ed In his resignation, and will con duct a business with Homer Smith, "tho real estate nnd tiro lusuranco man of this city In tho future. Ella May llnwloy hns boon appointed to fill tho vuenncy. Choicest Building Lots On easiest terms. Homor H. Smith, Room 6, MnCornnck building. Phono 110. C-7-tf Tkk Mcn o)U To you. Two ot tho g.'eatost Inveu tlons of modern times on exhibition In Dorcas Bros Hop Offlco, Greater money maker than tolephono. Call and seo thorn; froo demonstration. S-H-tf ,.o will pay you promptly for the following and wo do not chargo com mission. Let your produco bo good, fat quality: Dressed Block Hogs 10c Drossod Venl uudor 130 Ibs.,..Hto Largo veal loss according to aire. Fresh Kggu SaHr Llvo Chickens . , Iflc Drosaed Chickens' 17c Head for hhltlK Tags. VKANK L. SMITH MKAT CO. "FlgMIng tho Beef Trust." I'ortlaud, Oregon. Hoc Miss Nollto Cnsvboro ns Anno, nt the Ornnd tonight. This Is tho Tlmo of Year To buy summor dusters. Call on F. R. Sharer for thorn. Dost lino ot harness In city. F. E. Sbator, 187 South Commercial street. 5-5-oodtt l'. J. Lehman, AwdHtnnt Undertaker, with W. T. Rlgdon 45 ti court streot. 6-27-oodtf Tho Auuro ot olden tlmos aro not unllko tho Amies ot today. Oo to the Grand tonight nud be tho Judge. Piano Tuning A. B. Lyon, for ton years with Fronch, Stolnway, Knabo, Star and Chlckorlng Piano Co, Loaro ordent with Geo. c Will, mualo store. B-27-lw Try Crystaleta For tho broath. For sale at: Moyor'u barber shop. Kckorlen's, Waters cigar store. Adolph's cigar store. Dick Madison's. Tho Spa, Wlllamotto Hotel. Tho Council. Talklngton'a. ' Tho Court. lVwjr Rolgclnmn Cun't help niakln' lovo to ovory girl ho sees. If you seo him a' tho Orand you will seo why. Loulxo Thonipnon Winona Snvngo and Bertha Oross ns Truth, Ploty and Ponco mako n pretty trio, and lend Ezcklol a morry chase. Seo them tonight nt tho Ornnd tonight. A Itvnutlftil Cfiiii'tcry There was a largo number of visi tors to the comotorlos yesterday ov eulng. tho streot cars going out load ed untlliienr ly dnrk. The day was clear nnd bonutirul, and by rnr tho wnrmest or t no season. The city or tho dond was Indeed beautiful and Hoeomed to bo u vorttublo mass or llnwors, n wilderness of bloom. Few, ir any cltlos, has so bonutirul n cem etery as Snlem, nnd none In nil tho broad land was inoro bonutlfully decorated In honor or the nation's dead than ours. Moving Plant to Albany Tho Wnrron Construction Com pany Is busy moving Its old plant trom Winter stroot to tho O. a T. Company's dock, trom whore tho stonmbont will tnko It to Albany. When paving I again remimcd hero. tho construction company will ship up a plant rrom Portland, which can bo sot nt any point deslrablo and put in operation without removing it trom tho cars. It Is probable that i no next plant will bo situated out n Yew Park at tho end ot the stroet car lino. Irrigation IIIIIh N'ow Due Pay your Irrigation bill and got discount. 6-1-lOt HooihVrrill Miss Ousslo Booth, youngest dnugh tor of Mrs. O. M. Booth, was married to Mr. Wallace Trill at tho brtdo's home, cornor of Fourteenth und Cho re ekota streets at 7 o'clock Inst night, Processor Gaylord Pattorson. ot mo university performing tho ceremony, beforo SO friends and rela tives. Mr. and Mrs. Trill left Imme diately attervards on n honoymoon trip north, nft.ir which thoy will re turn to nervals, whoro thoy will make their homo. Both aro well-known hurt, nnd have many frtonds nt the University, which thoy attended for several years. Both aro graduates or tho oratorical department Mr Trill Is the city attorney of Gervnls. ronmin In tho lead until Kansas City Is rcachod, attor which tho cars' will go alono. Crows ot tl.o racing machines aro confident of nrrlvlng e.t Seattlo with in four wcolts. GABFEST SO L0NGI CROWD CUT IT OUT Hlultrri I'rni t.'ntn Wire.) Seattlo, Wash., Juno 1. Scnttlo could not wait for hor exposition to opon. Whllo Bishop Kentor was still pronouncing tho words of tho bouo diction, tho thousands gathered In the amphitheatre realized that tho hour of noon wan nt hnnd. At noon President Tnft signalled rrom Wnsh Ington, and hair or tho throng with bonds bared bororo tho words of prayor, whllo tho others cheered wildly as tho great ling unfurled nnd tho military snluto rang out. J. J. Hill had boon n tow minutes too long with his speech , but with Vo accum ulating oxcltoment of tho opening, tho crowd forgot tho speakers nnd dually broko loose In n prolonged volley of cheers, which lnsted until sovornl minutes nftor the fair was otllclally opened. o Soro Xlpples. Any mother who has had exnor lenco wl'h this distressing nllmont win no pleased to know that a euro may bo offoctod by applying Cham berlain's Salvo as soon as tho child Is dono nursing. Wipe It off with a solt cloth boforo allowlnir thn babo to nurso. Many tratnod nurses tiso this salvo with best results. For sale bBy all good druggists. o Romombor tho pioneer reunion at tho John W. Hunt place June 26. land, snent Memorlnl Day In Salem Misses Grnco Damon nnd Mlnnlo Achenbnch spent Sunday with Miss Damon 8 peoplo In independence Miss Agnes Olrard attended tho Memorial Day exercises in Oervals yestorday. MIsb Grnco Taylor, ot Hood Rlvor. roturnod to hor homo yestorday, af ter visiting her paronts Mr. and Mrs: Taylor lu Momlngsldo. Miss Ruth Brady, of Portland, spent Sunday with Miss Florence Mooro ot tho Sacred Heart Acadomy. Ohas. Dolanoy tho oxprossmnn Is 111 with pnoumonla nt his homo on South Llborty stroot. Mr. nnd Mrs. V. F. Kelloy nnd daughtor, Miss Etholwynn, of this city, loft last ovenlug tor a month's visit with relatives In Mlnnoiota and Wisconsin. ODD FELLOWS MEET AT BELUNGHANl Norwich Union Fire Insurance Compariy Frank Meredith, Resident Agent Room 13, Ladd & Bush, Bank Building. MONEY TO LOAN THOS. K. FORD Over Ladd & Bush's Bank, Salem, Or PIANO TUNING LUTELLUS L. WOODS. unlng, polishing, ropnlrlng. Ph'oGOS A Last Not Least J C P. fORD'S OXfORDS WILL PLEASE YOU Hmninuumntnmtieuituitnuuaitnmi i-wjjL&uprs kxxka. special : ; W. A. GAINS & CO. HERMITAGE ! ! WHISKIES I! X At all First-class Bw, StiuMUnl Liquor Co., Agent, Salem, Oreno m iHHnHm nt miH3ifif miiit iiisk SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. Time Card No. W Rffcctlre Sanday August 10. 1000. Toward Portland Passeager. No. 16 8:18 a. m. Oregon Exprt No. IS 8:40 a. tu...Cntt( OroTe !'. Ho. 13 3:45 p. m..,RoabDrc Vntrr No. 14 0(13 (k. m.,....IortUDd RxprfM Toward Portlaad Freight. No. tit 8 p. a.....rortlaDd Ft Prclcht No. X2 10:40-11:28 a. m....Vijr Prtlsbt Toward 8b FrBcl.co Passosjier. No. 1111:03 a. ci. . Roaebor IaMnxrr Na IT :45 p. m...Ctt OroT I'au No. IS 9;M p. B.....CalUomt Bipr No. IS 8:S1 a. ...8n irranclieo Exp. Toward Has Francisco Freight. Ma. 3T1 9!4S a. m Portland F. V No. SM 11 IM a. m Way Krtlght u OREGON ELECTRIC RAILWAY Time Card Kffectlvo Nov. IB, 1008, Leaves Fort Portland and 1ottrm!litr. loml. fl:40 am INjrtUnd-nillthoro and toteroiedlata, local ................. 8 :A5 a.m Portland and lntrrm1lat. Inl 11 -in am Portland and tntrmrIUt. Ural. 1 :40 p.nv Portland-Tualatin and Ulllaboro, lim ited .. S:1 p.m Portland-nillsooro and Intermediate. local ..... 4 :00 p,m. Portland and Intermediate, local. 0:20 p,m Portland and Intermediate, local 8 '40 p.m Arrives Promt Portland and Intermediate, local R-23 am Portlaad-Ulllaboro and Intermrdlate. local ........... .... , .10:00 a.m. Portland HIIUboro-Tualatln, lim ited , , I0:&n a.m. Partland and Intermedial, local. 1 KM) p.m. ,ll ...................... 4 ;00 p-m, PaethuMl and Intermedlata, local. 0:43 p.m. PttrtltaJ and Intermediate, local. 8:i0 p.m. rortiMii uraiHut, icai.iu:u BoliltiRhnni Wash., Juno 1. Tho highest lawmaking body ot Odd Fel- lowshlp In the stnt assembled here f ij. j uirasoye, ot apoKano, cauca me , a tlilrty-nrst annual session of the grand lodgo of Washington, I. O. 0. T P., to order. Six hundred members voro presont nt tho opening exer cises. Grand Master Birdsoyo fell-, cltated Odd Followshlp la the stato far tho grand strides that havo boon I made since tho InBt grand session,) In point of Increased membership, ex nnllnnt flnntlnlnl slirkurfnir rind tintnlrt T good accomplished by exemplified t tion of tho tonets of the order. First In tho ordor of ritualistic ex orcises wus tho conferring ot the I past grand dogreo oxompllued by tho grnnd lodge offlcors. Committees woro appointed and a business sche dule arrangod for the real work ot tho convention. OOOOOOOOOOOO o o NEW TODAY OOOOOOOO O Wanted To loan on-Improved real estate $2000. Address "X.." caro Journal office, giving address and description of property. 5-3'1-lw Lost or Stolen Several weeks ago, u 8nell bicycle, two or three years old; steel rims. Return to Jour nal office for reward. -i-S-tf Snap It taken urore June 1 57 acres, 30 In Italian prunes, 3 In Po ntes, 5 In winter apples, 3 in Eng lish walnuts, 3 years old; 3 In Royal Ann cherries and Bartlett ' pears; fine garden; good houso, 2 barns and fruit dryer; $10,500. U sold quick. Six miles- from city. Meyer & Bell Land Co., 347 State streot. Phono S57. 5-4-tf For Sale Several houses In Salem, and farm lauds at a bargain. Cap ital National Bank. 6-1-eod One Out of Many f FORD'S I OXFORDS r i ; carry the stamp of NOW ; ; i! ; ; In every feature, We can ; ; ! ;; j I fit you properly with a ; ; ;; pair of Ford's Oxfords, ;; Lost, $3 Reward On river road.Mny 24th, north of Salem, lady's hand satchel containing lady's gold Watch, one pair gold-rimnwd glass es, two twenty-five cent pieces and spool of thread Return to Wm. Goodrich Chemawa. Oregon. 6-l-3t Salem Shoe Store i 326 STATE iiaiif iiit imi 1 1 & gggHgifmyKfcf ajfflBH (FVfKWWIIHvfMi