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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1909)
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, uLEM, OREGON. FRIDAY, Jl'N'K JM, UM)0. to There is Style and Wear IN THE Men's Clothing WK ARE SHOWING. We want ou to Bee the new suite. Wo think they nre far, fnr nhend In stylo and finish of anything we have ever displayed before, and we want your opinion. The greatest values are always here. suit Prices $8 to $30 Ladies' Suit Sale Friday and Saturday Wo .will offer a few Ladles Suits at Half Price All Ladies Suits Reduced All White Merchandise re duced during June. (Staplo inusllnB and thread S. P. WILL BUILD IN MEXICO PLANNING FOR PARKS FOR BEAUTIFUL CITY The $3.00 Gordon Hat Is strictly guaranteed, We are showing all the latest colors and snapes in these hats as well as in the less expensive onest 20 Per Cent Discount on Several Bolts of New DRESS GOODS SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. timi: TAIILK. rrfrctlw Tiii'Mlny, June 22, 1001), nt 12:01 A. M. Nni1lil)ouii(I. No. ltl Oregon Kxpross . 5:15 a.m. No. IS Cottage Grove Pass 7:07 a.m. No. 20 Roseburg Pass. ... 3:15 p.m. No, 1-i Portland Express. . 7:58 a.m. No. 12 Snasta Llmltod ..: 7:43 p.m. Southbound. No. 13 San Francisco Ex. . 3:31 a.m. No. 11 Shasta Limited ... 7: 13 p.m. No 10 Ashland Pnssonger. 10:30 n.m. No 17 Cottage Grove Pass. 0:45 p.m. .no. 15 California Kxpross. 0:5Gp.m. Northbound, No. 22C Way Freight . . .11:45 a.m. No 222 Portland Fast Frt. 9:50 p.m. Southbound. No. 225 Way Freight 11:46 n.m. No. 221 Portland Fast Frt. 2:43 n.m. No. 225 will loavo Grants Pass In tho morning Instoad of ovonlng and will not onrry pnssongers botwoen Grants Pass and Ashland. Nos. io and 4G between Woodburn and Crnbtroo and 51 and 52 between Lebanon and Albany will run dally. No. 74 will connect with No. 4 at Sheridan Junction. No. 3 will conn.ct with No. 75 at St. Joseph. San Francisco, Juno 25. That tho country at largo will exporlonco a trado revival when tho pending tar iff legislation Is complotod, 1b tho be lief of J. O Sbubbs. traffic manacor of tho Harriman railroad systoniB, who is in San Francisco today. "AH Indications," said Stubbs, "point to a resumption of ovory ac tivity. Crop prospocts nro oxcollont at present, and I anticipate much general development in tho near fu ture." Concerning tho relations now exist Ing between tho pooplo of tho country and tho great carrier systoms, Stubbs nlsd: "Tho grcntor p'nrt of tho rccont clamor against the rnilroads has dlod away. Tho rallroadB and tho pooplo now understand each othor much bet ter, and this Is a condition that is absolutely necossarv to nronor and healthy dovolopmont. Co-onorntlon between carriers nnd cllonts Is noces- rary to tho greatest good for all." Stmbbs stated today that tho In corporation of tho Southern Pacific Compnny of Mexico, announced yos torday, Involved two Important con cessions. "Tho first of these." ho said. "Is ono caned tno Cnnnncn, Yaqul River and Pacific railroad. Tho Focond oxtondB south from that section in tho direc tion of Guadalajara. Tho two con cessioin, if It Is possible will bo merged into ono 1000 mlloo in length under tho tltlo of tho 'South ern Pacific Compnny of Mexico.' " dii:d. HOWARD At tho family homo cor ner of Thirteenth nnd Marlon 8tH., at 1 o'clock this (Frldny) morning, Juno 25, 100D. Mrs. David Hownrd, of paralysis, at tho ago of 82 years, il months nnd 13 days. Mrs. Howard had Just been over next door to tho house of Sllns How ard and was returning to her own home whon she fell on tho sldowallc yesterdny aftornoon. Hor husband, Dnvld Hownrd. heard hor fall hcnvllv on the walk and went out and as sisted Her to a couch in tho house, and with tho nsslstanco of Mrs Silas Howard, made hor as comfortablo aH possible, hut the fall proved too much ror tno out lady nnd at 1 o'clock this morning bIio was subject to tho stroke of paralysis which caused her death. Mrs. Howard was born In Scotland and cunio to tho United States 00 yen re ago. She went to Frultlnnd, Oregon, whoro sho mado hor homo, nnd at which placo David Howard met nnd innrrled hor. RosldcH tho' husbnnd Mrs. Howard leaves two sons and two dnughtorH to mourn her donth They aro now living in Michigan nnd Wisconsin. Mrs. How nid's granddaughter, Miss Clara Mc Dormnld, was with hor nt tho time of tho donth. The funeral will bo held from the homo at 2 o'clock tomorrow aftor noon, Intormont In City Vlow ccme- I llrV Rnv. W T .nlinr.nl will ,. I,..l....1 ., I.km.utl.. IamI AiJA m am I . V .. . .. v.. .. a . , I.WII rort.aKll.borI, ..Hlicm.K " he services nt the home ; while ... inuiiin uiiuiu inn iiinii illll I K'1 U the bod at the cemeterj o oxceptcd.) I t Colored Llii"ii t I 1CV l,i,u,.h' SultH IlvW Tho mayor nnd city council nt tho mooting last night Informally die cuscd the question of a special olec .Hon for tho purposo of enabling tho city to acquire tho proporty on Fair- mount Hill for park purposes. It is the opinion of Mnyor Rodgors that under the Initiative amendment tho city will have no. troublo In sub mitting tho proposition to a voto of tho pooplo n such a mannor that it will bo perfectly legal. City Attor ney ICoyeB is working on a resolu tion thnt will bo brought forward at the meeting of tho city council on Monday evening. Tho option of tho city on tho Elworthy proporty ex pires on August 3, and an election will havo to be hold boforo thnt tlmo in order to establish a park upon Uiobo beautiful holghts abovo tho city. Publico sentiment seems to be unanimously in favor of acquiring this property nt thiB tlmo. Tko park commttec also has Its eye on tho Ford trnct of sovonteen ncros, ad Joining Highland, and tho Savago grovo in Last Salem Is being regard ed with avaricious glancca by tho park enthusln8ts. They nre deter mined before proporty gets too high In Snlem to prosorvo a fow beauti ful 1 natural plnces where the pooplo can go nnd sit on tho grass without trospasIng. Mr. Chace, tho Portland land scape gardenor, who has been em ployed by tho park committee of this city to mako designs for tho permanent improvement of the pub lic grounds in tho center of tho city, will moot with tho pnrk commlttoo of tho common council this ovonlng nt S o'clock at tho Willamette hotol. All persons Interested In tho perma nent beautifying of our city nro in vited to bo present. It 1b tho Inten tion to includo tho court houBo and capltol buildings, and nlBO to oxtond tho snmo design around tho stato cnpltol bulldlngr TAKAHIRA NOT TO BE RECALLED THE FORD CAR NO. 1 DRIBBLED IN TODAY Seattlo, Wash., Juno 25. Ford car No, 1, tho only remaining ma chino in tho ocoan-fo-occan automo bllo raco for tho Quggonholm trophy, arrived at tho flnlch lino at tho expo sition at 1:40 o'clock this morning, in chargo of Frank Klulck and II. A. Harper. Tho car, which finished third, reached tho summit of Snoqunlmlo pass early yootorday morning, whoro tho machlno Btruck n rock, nnd tho crow wna obliged to completoly re build its motor boforo they could proceed. Tho work was not com pleted untlt 5 o'clock laBt ovonlng, when tho machlno again got undor way. A stop was mado at North Bend nt 10:40 last night for dinnor, and tho romnlnder of tho long run was flnthed during tho night. STOPS FALLING MABR Ayer't Hair Vigor Is composed of sulphur, glycerin, qulnln, .odlum chlorld, capsi cum, sage, alcohol, water, and perfume. Not a single Injurious Ingredient In tl.ls list. Ask your doctor If this is not so. Fallow his advice. A hair food, a hair Ionic, a hair dressing. Promptly checks falling hair. Completely destroys all dandruff. DOES NOT COLOR THE HAIR .1 O Ati Corwv T'll, Mm, United Press Leased Wlre.1 Tokyo, Juno 25. Ambassador Ta knhlra is coming homo from Wash ington, D. C this summer but Is not to bo recalled from his post, ac cording to n statement mndo today to a representative of tho Nlppon dempo, who interviewed tho ambassa dor on bohn of tho United Press. Tho statement was mado In reply to the rumor that tho ambassador was to bo recalled from his post in tno United States because of his In ability to cope with difficult ques tions arising between tho two nations. Tho official, who for obvious roasonB, requested thnt his nnmo bo withhold, admitted thnt Tnknhlrn would come to Tokyo this summer for a consul tation with tho nuthoritlcB hero but said that ho would merely utillzo his summer for that purpose nnd would return to Washington nfter a brlof stay here. Nothing definite could bo learned na to tho nature of tho subjects to bo discussed at tho conference. o THE AVALDO HILLS PIONEERS' REUNION Saturday 1b the day not for the annual Waldo Hills Plonoors' re union nt tho farm of tho Hon. J. A. Hunt. Thoro will bo plenty of voeil nnd band music and a grand basket and picnic dinnor, speeches nnd sing ing and a good tlmo generally. Borne of tho nblcol orators In tho city aro going out to entertain tho crowd, notably tho Hon. P, S. Knight, Hon. P. II. D'Arcy, Hon Geo. 8. Down ing, nnd others. This reunion ) looked forward to with a groat doal of pleasure, and will bo largely at tondod by Salem pooplo. OREGON ELECTRIC RAILWAY Time Curd KffvctUc Nov. 1ft, 1008. LencH Fer: MAGAZINE BARGAINS Tho following offers contain only selected magazines of tho hlghoat morlt, Tho desires of ovory ono will be found represented In this list Women, Literature, Reviews, Jmonllc, Outdoor Interest, Fiction, Tech nical, Music, Art, Humor, Religious etc. THE WEEKLY CAPITAL JOURNAL and COSMOPOLITAN or AMERICAN or SUCCESS Value $2 for $1 .65 j GREATEST SUBSCRIPTION OFFER Through n'most unusual nrrnngomont with tho publishers wo nro nblo to mako this romnrkablo offer to our subscribers. FOUR PUBLICATIONS AND A DRESS PATTERN TOTAL VALUE . . $3.65 for only . . $2.1 5 tOCSl ...... H !00 &.EXL Portland and Intermediate, local. 11:10 a.m. Portland a oil Interuicdlute. Ural. 1 .40 p ni t'ortlund-Tualntlu ouil llllliuoro, lim ited S'03 pm Cortland lllllrtioro and Intermediate, local 4 .00 p m. Portland and Intermediate, local (I 20 p m. I'ortland and lutermidlate. local t 40 p m. 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