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DAILY OAPTTAIi JOURNAI, SAIiEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1009.
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Only we offer 800 pairs Children's Fast Black, Stainless Hebo In
sizes 0 to 9 Mi. This Is an lmmonso carnival of valuo giving from
our Inrge hosiery section, and every boy and girl should share In
this offer. Thoy are regular lCc kind and today only wo offer
THIIKB PA IKS VOll '
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LEADERS
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On sale at 8:30. No phono
Straw Hats
The entire Hue of rough and smooth Straw Hats, wove from
selected malarial, values up to $3.00, now on snlo, your choico
$1.00
Men's Panamas, $7.50 grades $4.85
Men's 'Panamas. $5.00 grades $3.65
Salem's
Agents
The eolobrated Nottlotnn shoes.
Tho huoo for a gentleman. Wo have
Just recolvod an advanco shipment of
oxcluslvo high-grade stylos that will
only bo shown by this storo. Nettle
ton shoos, measured by tho comfort,
perfect fit and distinctive. stylo, -etc.,
which thoy bring to tho wearer, nro
tno boat paying shoe investment that
" can bo mado. Wo invito your Inspec
tion of theso shoos whon making your
Fail purchases.
(Shoe Section)
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0 CITY NEWS
o o o o o it u u o
Weather Forecast-
Fair tonight, Tliurmlny Increasing
"loudlnoHS, cooler.
GIIkoh'h Harbor Shop the bent.
V. J, Lehman, AvilNtiuit
Uudurtnkor, villi W. T. Hlgdon,
45t court street. G-27-oodtf
For Stovo Wood-
And coal call 198. Vogot Lumber
Company
Cottage Undertaking Parlors
Cottugo and Chomokota sts.; calls
duy or night: J C. Sill. Pbono 72i.
lUxl OliinMk Salmon
Direct from tho coast, 10c per
pound, by tho wholo flab, Farrlng
ton, thy grocer and markotman,
Tho Silver Doll Circle
Will glvo au apron buzaar at their
hall Friday evening, Flno program
and other attractions. No admission.
7-20-3t
TliU Is (he Time of War
To buy auiumor dusters. Call on
F. IS Shafor for them. Boat line of
harness In city. F. E. Shafer, 187
South Commercial street. 5-S-eodtf
Hr. II. II. Whit-
Oiteopath and nerve specialist.
Offlco rooms 17-18 Broyman building.
Roatdenco 340 North Capital street.
Phono 469. 6-30-tf
TliU MeaiiH Dollar y
To you. Two of the g'tatoat Inven
tions of modern times on exhibition
In Doieas Bros Hop OSlco. Crosier
money tusker than telephone. Call
and o tham; free demonstration,
S-31-tf
Try Cryatalots
For tho breath. For sale at:
Meyer's barber shop.
Eckerlen's.
Waters' olgnr store.
Adolph's cigar store.
Dick Madison's.
The Spa.
Willamette Hotel.
The Council.
Talklngton', '
Tho Uuurt
Smith will pay SHc for good
young voul up to 130 pounds.
Smith will pay 10 Ho for dress
ed pork of any alio that Is
sweet. youiiK and fat
Smith can use largo veal of any
size and will pay what It Is
worth
Smith wants sprlug ohlokons
and will pay from iCo to ISo
Smith will pay 14c for. hens.
Smith will pay Jio for good,
fresh eggs
fehlp all your produce direct to
Smith You will K our
chock by mall at once
Address
FIUNK h. SMITH MKAT CO.
"Fighting th Bvf Trust"
Portland. Oregon.
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ardors received
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Soveral New Houses
For salo or rent. For prices and
terms boo Vogot Lumbor Company.
Groceries A
Nooded ovory day, and tho rollablo
place to got thorn la at tho Sunset
grocory, 432 Stato str.cot. Phono
131.
Bo Hiiro and Attend
Tho apron bazaar given by the
Silver Bell Clrclo Friday ovening;
lino time assured. No admission;
ovorybody invited. 7-20-3t
Tho Uarr Jewelry Store
Has long been recognized as tho
lendor In low prices, but during tholr
removal prices liavo been groatly re
duced on everything. Call and seo
their splondld stock.
Get That Tiist Summer's
Panama hat cleaned and renovated
to wenr during this hot weather, at
tho O. K. Proseing Parlors. The
cost Is small, and tho hnt will look
llko now. Phono 1345, 190 South
Commercial street.
A Korty-.VInor
Tho Hon. Bill Drlvor, farmer,
pnlntor, Demoorat and all-round rust
lor for what ho thinks Is right, colo.
brntea hla forty-ninth birthday an
niversary today. Mo Is a native son
and fools proud of It.
Si'wntli Ward Uookten, '
The meeting hold at tho South Sa
lem hall last night was well attend
ed, a number of ladles being present.
It was decided to print banners mark
ing tho outlines of tho proposed pnrk
on Pull-mount heights. A map show
ing the park boundaries was ordered
printed, and a sacred concert will be
..old on the hill some Sunday after
uoou with h bund concert If ivossible
Wi'Mou School
The affairs of tho Weston stato
normal school wore gone over by the
executive oommltteo this forenoon
wlih ox-President French, who made
a very complete and satisfactory set
tlement and turned the property over
to the board of regents. It will be
permanently closed for at least two
onrs and Is In charge of n cure-
taker As soon as the summer schools
aro ended the same notion will bo
taken with Ashlnml and Monmouth.
Will Klcci Officers
State Supl. Aokormnn wont to Cor
vallis today to nttond tho semi-annual
, meeting of tho board of regeiits
I president of tho board will be ohot.tn
, to succeed Hon. J. K. Weatherford
Mini h treasurer to suooioil Hou B
K In 111, mow ou tha editorial ufi
jof the Portlaud JoHraal. It will al
I Im detrmla(l wli.ihor on mrhu'
tural oxiltuwU, .-.t.uii hi.. Ih . -
ntl)!laht4 In l , iu or Sherm i
ioiut Tho Kiaid liuUuos t,. 1
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Gorernor Benson has sent the fol
lowing Invitation to President Taft:
July 21, 1909.
President W. H. Taft, White House,
Washington, D. C:
I heartily second Congressman
Willis C. Hawley's invitation to you
to visit the Orogon state capital on
your Western trip. I trust you may
bo able to speak hero.
FRANK W. BENSON,
Govornor.
Baseball Tonight
Tonight at 6:30 two teams of tho
Twilight League will start from tho
wlro and trot n six-lnntng race. Thoy
aro the Elcctrio Workers and tho
Capitols. Tho Capitol team has been
"going somo" lately, but don't soom
to bo getting around tho high num
bers very fast, but tonight they aro
confident of victory.
Stolo Heeler's Watch
"I dond garo for do watch, but I
hado do loose it alrlghtd." Henry
Bcolor, known sometimes as "Do
Snyder," hoB boon mado tho victim
of Borne sneak thlof, who had tho
nervo and cusscdness to take Beelor's
watch from his coat whllo tho .hard
working fellow was putting fai Tome
wood near 12th streot yesterday. Tho
pojlco liavo been notified of tho thoft,
but It Is not llkoly that Snyder will
ever soo lib tlmcpioco again.
A Tough Ituiinu-ny
A fine largo team of draft horsrs
was standing In front of the J)aio
storo In South Salem about 1 o'clock
yesterday afternoon hitched tj u
mobster load of lumber, when, with
out giving notice or evn making au
extra Bwltch of their talis, they start
ed out on tho dead run hauling the
hoavy load as though It had beep but
a light buggy. Tho frlghtoned ani
mals ran a block south thou turned
east and rnu north on Liberty street
until thoy came to Mission, where
thoy wej forced to give up their
chase. When tho horsos nrrlvod sat
Mission streot thoy wore Just about
to drop and could hardly bioathe
from exhaustion, but thoy weie khiup
to tho hist.
He Painted It Tlicic
J. Duttvuhoofer, chief onglneor of
tno Olympla Browing Company, was
In tho city yosterday looking after
a fow business ongngemonts and
shaking hands with his frlouds. "Kim;
juIcp" has looped tho loop since his
last sojourn In Salem and he stated
yesterday that after dickering with
his European brethren for somo time
he was permitted to paint the Olym
pla Brewing Company sign ou three
of tho largest pyramids In tho far
oast. Jake ulsn made friends with
the high officials In Coustnntlnonlo.
Including Choekccs Mehmid, Yusuf
Pasha. Sheik valedltl and several
other of tho near groat.
Milt Over Bridge
Tho case of Mott vs. the General
Construction Company Is being tried
In tho circuit court before Judge
Burnett this afternoon. This Is a suit
brought by Mott for damoKos nlloged
to have been cnusod us the result of
the construction company o.yavutlutf
tuning a strip of land belonging t.i
him in order to chaugo tho cours of
North Mill creek so that It would
flow more directly under the arches
of the North Mill creek bridge. iln
construction company, us alleged, cut
away several feet of sand and snivel
on Mott's property just east of the
south end of the bridge and caused
tno stream to flow more directly wost
Tho construction company bulU the
North bridge and when they had It
completed they found that tho water
flowed directly against tho north arch
of tho bridge and with the Intention
of taking the strain off tha. section
of the structure they dlrec'ed the
courte fnrt hor south. Moit claims
$250 damages. Attorney Carey P
Martin appears for tho plaintiff whllo
C. L McNnry Is defending tht con
struction company.
A small
quantity o t
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taken nloug
on your va
cation will
irevent a n y
Mifforlng
BITTERS
from
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Diarrhoea,
sick
Heaoache,
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I A temporary Injunction was grant -
ed this morning by Judge Burnett, of
the circuit court, enjoining the State
Land Board from leasing ,100 acres
i of tide lands In Clatsop county to
' the highest bidder, ponding a hear-
! ing of tho caso on its morlts,
Tho complaint, which was Hied by;Tnft e.mA tho mombflr9 of tha eahU
i tho county clerk, Is entitled Taylor
SnndB FlBhlng Company vs. F. W.
Bonson and Geo. A. Stool, composing
tho Stato Land Board It Is alleged
that tho plaintiff in tho caso is owner
by mesno conveyances from tho state
of real property, being tldo lands sit
uated on tho Columbia river In Clat
sop county. Slnco tho purchase of
tho lands, as alleged In tho com
plaint, a largo amount of accretions
havo added to tho tract of land by
tho gradual deposit of sand In tho
Columbia rlvor, until tho original
land is now increased until It com
prises about i00 acres, which accre
tions tho plaintiff also claims.
Anothor allegation in the com
plaint Is that M. Troyor surveyed a
portion of tho land, Including tho
accretion, npd applied to tho Stato
Land Board for a lease for 10 years,
whereupon tho land board published
notices of application, and ndvortlsod
thoy would receive bids for loosing
tho land to tho highest bidder, and
Troyor ontorcd ns a blddor, and on
July 12. 1909 (today) tho Stato
Land Board was to consider tho bids.
Tho plnlntlffs claim that during
tho fishing season thoy aro accus
tomed to catching 50 tons of salmon,
aggrogat'ng n vnluo of $5000, and If
the Stato Land Board awards the
loaso to Troyor, It will work Irre
parable Injury to their business, as
ho (Troyor) has horses, men and nets
located In closo proximity to tho
Innds In question, and Is prepared to
tako up tho fishing placo as soon as
ho Is given tho leaso, and. In addi
tion to tho tompornry Injunction, a
porpotual Injunction Is prnyed for
ngaliiBt tho Stnto Land Board, to
prohibit It leasing tho Innds- In
qilcstlon.
Attorneys Coovort and Stapleton
appear for tho plaintiffs.
THE LOCAL ELKS FED
THE HERD CHERRIES
Anothor tralnload of returning
Elks passed through tho city this
morning at 9:30 o'clock. Informa
tion was received by tho secretary of
Uio Board? of Trade about 30 minutes
boforo tho trnln arrived. Ho there
upon hustled n fow mombors of tho
order togethor, and tho bunch pro
ceeded to tho trnln with tholr nrms
full of Chorry City literature.
An attompt was mndo to secure
some choivo cherries, but the tlmo
was too short. Tho train stopppd
nbout 15 minutes, and everybody on
board seomod to be hungry for In
formation about this section.
Exalted Rulor Schucking, II. Geo.
Meyer, Tommle Cnufteld, Prince Byrn
Jo Harris and sovoral others were in
tho party, and n pleasant exchango
of fraternol courtesies was enjoved
by all.
'Outlaw" Bnpeball
Owing to many -of the players in
the Twilight Loaguo being absent on
tholr vacations at prosont, tho regular-
scheduled game botweon the
Capitols and tho Electric Worker,
cannot be pulled oft tonight, but, In
order to glvo the public tho benefit
of n good schedule, anothor team,
which will bo called tho "Rough
Necks," picked from the capitol
building, will meet the regular State
Houso aggregation, and they say the
fur will fly about 6:30 this eventng
on Wlllnmotte field. The "Rough
Necks" havo bunches of grit and
backbone, and should make thejr
lawful brothers go a little. It will
be remembered thts Is tho first out
law team In the city.
Go I iik to California
Governor Benson and wife left for
Portland this afternoon, from where
thoy will leave for California for a
two-weeks' vacation. Governor Ben
son being In need of rest, owing to
the busy engagements of the past
few months wearing on him notice
ably While Rone the governor and
his wife will visit San Francisco.
Slsaon and Klamath Falls, the lat
tur beJns; the home of his brother.
Tk chief executive has been ln'need
of a rest for some t'ma now. ami hWcWnts. maximum being; reached
iwi weka Junket will be for that
Purpose only and recreation
Seare
iar i McArthur will attend to
'l-i'l. N . )., ., ' d. rii ! g - u - -
- i'iN, rxi'i
!
1 President
Consults Advisers!
and Prepares to Face i
Gang of Conferees. I
rt'nltfil I'reM Ua?fl Wire.!
Wimlilnirtnn .Tnlv 2 1 .PrnsMnnf
net together for a special meeting.
It is understood that govornment
expenditures aro under discussion.
Will Dlno With Taft,
Washington, July 21. Tariff con
ferees of the houso and senate will
dlno with Presidont Taft tonight,
'whon tho chief executlvo will attompt
to smooth their ruffled foellngs and
reach a better understanding with
them. It is agreed that the Presi
dent will obtain freo iron ore, tho
removal of a countervailing duty on
oil, somo reduction on hides and tho
houso rate on luumber but It is pre
dicted that ho will fall to got freo
hides or authority to enter Into re
ciprocal agreements between United
Stntes and Canada.
At tho dinner tonight Taft will re
port to the conferees what progress
ho has mado la his efforts to get
votes to carry his recommendation of
free -raw materials. Ho will also re
eclvo reports from tho houso and
senate of tho situation In each of the
bodies.
It Is believed that plans will bo
laid to bring the work of tho confer
ence commltteo to a conclusion nt
once.
WANTi
PEOPLE
TO KNOW
Miss Castle Asked for Cert
cate That She Was a
Girl, and Got tl.
irolted ra latwt WIrf.l
San Francisco. July 21. "I wnnt
you to glvo me a letter stating that
I am a woman," emphatically an
nounced Miss Helena Castle, author
oss, ns she entered tho office of the
chief of pollco today.
Miss Castle was vory mannlih in
appearance, her short, curly hair,
black divided skirts, man's long rng
Ian coat, stiff collar, plain white shirt
waist, natty cravat with scarf pin
stuck rnklshly through it and fine
rnunma hat, leading to the conclu
sion that n very handsome youth had
nttlred himself in semi garb of the
fair sex.
"Hero Is a letter from a Chicago
physician which will reassure you If
you fear I am Imposing upon you, '
continued Miss Castle, who claims S
Louis as her home. "I have had
trouble In establishing my lden l:y
before now. but never In my life,
until last night, was I arrested." and
tnere was a trace of something evj
feminine In tne young woman's volco
something that the gallant o.dcrs
refuse to any was tears but odmlt
might hava been a quaver.
Patrolman 439 (William Issues)
at rested me last night on Turk street
and 1 had to have the proprietor of
my hotel Identify me before he would
release me. He thought I was a
boy."
Chief Cook Issued the required let
ter of Identification.
PARIS HAS LONG LIST
OF KILLED AND HURT
Paris. July 21. Exactly 63.184
people were killed and injured in
street traffic accidents during 1908
in Paris, though the exact figures
cannot be given for the first half of
1909, the prefect of police declares
they will vastly exceed those of the
preceding year.
Of the total SS00 accidents were
due to automobiles; cabs and other
vehicles. 45.699; bicycles, 3289;
tramways. 5417. Carelessness, the
prefect said today. Is the principal
caiu of all aeeldenu Pedestrians.
without thought-attempt to cross the
streets, and are Injured or killed by
vehicles. Cold weather Increases as-
betvwa "Mawjh and Jane. Kaln is a
- lTactor. and Irresponsible drivers of
j V"- o. tuo'o , swell the lh- Com
' - ' ' " H I I.'!"- ,rn riuel
mavoidable.
Police, Poundmaster, Society
Leaders, Small Boys and
Dogs Join in the
Chase.
United I'm Leased Wlre.J
Berkeley, Cal., July 21. Roaming
through the bushes around the cam
pus of tho University of California a
pot npo bolonglng to Mrs. H. P. Pat
toe today successfully eluded a small
army of pursuers who have for four
days boon attempting to return tho
Simian to captivity.
Tho pollco and fire department,
ntigmontcd by the poundmastor and
a score of excited society leaders,
havo participated in the chase at va
rious times since the ape mado his
escape, but tho grinning fugitive
proves hlmsolf more than tholr
master In cunning. For more than
four hours yesterday tho ape sat con
tentedly on top of a flagpolo on the
thrco-story homo of Mrs. S. W. Pilch
or and scratched his ribs whllo ho
grinned with glco at an Immense
crowd of humans who stood on the
street nnd discussed tho bost method
of bringing him down. Finally, attor
tho pollco and firemen, who had boon
called to aid In solving tha problem,
had flnnlly glvon up in despair, tho
ape calmly clambered down and
mndo his way to the campus. Anoth
er chn'so was soon In progress, but It
proved as futllo as before, and tp
day tho Junglo-Joster was still at
largu, glvfiig tho merry gurglo of
gleo to his would-be captors.
O O O O O O O O O O II
0 PERSONAL MENTION
ooooononnoM
Miss Marguorltte Rankin of Port
land Is the guest of Miss Gertrude
Erlxon.
Mrs, Floyd Robertson has returned
to her homo In Stnyton nftor visiting
Mrs. B. B. Horrlck and Mrs. W. M.
Slegmund.
Mr. and Mrs. Oswald West are
taking an outing at Newport.
Robert Duncan, who has n claim
In tho Sllotz country, li visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Duncan,
on South Twelfth street.
Mrs. C. L. Wntt loft yostorday for
Corvallls and Wnldport, whore she
will work In the Interest of tho. Arti
san lodgo.
Mr. E. E. Pnrsonago of tho Smith
Manufacturing co. of Chicago was In
tho city yostordny. His firm will
probably establish a branch business
nt Portland as Mr. Pnrsonago seoms
highly plonsed with tho flold. He
was surprised at the magnitude of
tho vii lie; and more than surprised
nt Its wondeiiul variety of products.
Norwich Umon Fire
Insurance Company
Trunk M'-p-illth. Resident Ajrent
Room 13. Ludd Bush, BanV
Building.
MONEY TO LOAN
.iros. k. ronn
Over l.artd & Quay Bank, Salem, Or
PIANO TUNING
lil'TKLU'S h. woons.
unlns. pollshlo repairing. Ph'e608
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0 NEW TODAY
n O o O o n o ft n o
Lost or Stolen Several weeks ago,
u Snell bicycle, two or three y?ara
old; steel rims. Return to Jour
nal office for reword. 4-3-tf
McDOXALI) HOUSE Private board
ing and lodging; moderate rates;
homo cooking, modern conven
iences, electric lights. Located at
Nye Beach. Newport, Or. R. A.
McDonald, Prop.
For Sale Cheap New, modern 10
room house, hot and cold water,
wired for electric lights; would
take a good team as part payment.
Address "R," care Journal. 21-tf
or Sale Cheap Nice driving mare
and rubber-tired buggy. Inquire
C. C. White. Fashion Stables. 21 -t
New Hotel
Located at Hoover. Or., two and
one-halt miles east of Detroit at the
ond of O. & B. R. R.. on Santlam
river. Newl fur 'shed rooms and
good board at reasnnahla miu Hunt.
I Ing and fishing first-class For In-
1 'orniHtton write
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