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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1909)
8AXJM, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 0, 1009. l&t MAYOR R0D6ERS TAKES 'i-zslsfT TWO RAILROAD OFFICIALS OVER PROPOSED ROUTE Vital! wr-4 I . CSrul '-.T( , gXLS9? 1 9ASLX OACTTAIi JOURNAL, P :msm Use - mtft2- aSFK-- - ,ur-ka ' .i ,irwi - 7 ( . 1 1 r i7rwr7 1 afe' ' rr -i mj tsl--x vpcv i i BMmaL ssisijmjiJmmrsLJ 4C5aSsifiX vfr ssi?& vrlw J.'M A.tV 1 l- "Tll. JC ' ""'' "V f - - iTji m-j ". " 'tr&sfssssr- ! : i I 1 KJ ' General Supt. Tnlbot nnd Edwin I. Smith of Now York, enmc up Over the Oregon Electric ngnln todny. The purpose of the trip Is to further consider possible extensions. The "Woodburn cut-off Is believed to have been determined upon, as It would prove n tremendous feeder from nil FORBES OF SALEM Y.M.G.A. V. j-0. A. Forbes, dlrctor of tho Sa lem Young Men's Cnrittlan associa tion, baa been, asked to como up higher. Ho goes to Spokane- to take chargo of tho work thoro. For somo time the Salem Y. M. C. A. has folt that It could not hold Mr. Forbes any longer. Thoro wero a dozen larger Holds of labor opening for him, and they arc as proud of his success as Mr. Forbes himself. Ho has simply made good. Wlmt Forbc Did. When ho took hold of tho work at Salem the association wns over $3,000r In debt. Todny it Is clear of dobt and well supported finan cially. Ho onlargod tho old guild ing, in fact, built it ovor, and put in the finest swimming tank In tho i Wlllnmctto vnlloy. From a small momborBhlp ho pushed the enroll ment to HOO, and has ovor 500 peo plo nctlvoly interested in Y, M. 0. A. work at Salem. Tho wholo Insti tution has boon put on a solid basis flnanclallly, educationally and spir itually. Will Sny (Jowllijre Tonight. Much ns tboy hnto to see him go, tho inonibcrs of tho local nnaoclatlou aro going to glvo him n cordial god speed In his nw work at the big Salem Y. M. C. A building tonight when thoro will bo n grand reception and fnrowoll handshaking for tho man who has mado good, and has mndo a record of which tho loaal workora nro proud. They all fool that Forbos lias not yet reached tho zenith of expansion, but will de velop Into one of the lenders In tho wholo northwost. Membors and nil interested In Y M C A. work nro YOl'M. find tin- Hitter u iHi-c-l flclul r-t'iiu'ily in every y In I rrtM'H nr t ramps iiiarrliMtt, in- lllllCktloll. lll'jllllll'lll-. Illllllllk. ih'-n, Kidney IIU mid Muliiiln.l , minim, on imvuig OSTETTER1 9ELKHRATI0 STOMAOH BITTER H LADIES' and MEN'S FURNISHINGS Outing and Harvesters' Supplies Laoies' wrappers, 5.1.UU !. tut A . Ladles' Black Sateen Petticoats 50c Ladies' Lisle Thread Gloves 25c Ladies' $3.00 Mohair Dress Skirts $2.00 Ladies' S3.75 Voile Dress Skirts $3.00 Ladies' all wool Sweater Coats... .... $2.00 SunbonneU ioc Bleevelosa Vesta lOc Cotton nntte. roll ftc llest calico, yard 5c Oilrdon Hntn 'Me Tooth Urushew .tie Pfarl Uiittoua, doten. . . SH 15c Heavy Linen Toweling, yard 10c Bst Table Oilcloth ,yard 17c Tablecloth, white or ted, yard :. 25c 8-ounco Duck, yard iaJ4c Half wool Socks, pair iajc M.vn'a Suits 3 up ROSTEIN & GREENBAUM 240-246 Commercial St, tho country enst of Woodburn. At 8nlom they were received by Mayor Geo. F. Rodgors, who took thorn out in his taurine enr to Albany nnd re turn. Tho party Went out through tho orchard district nnd will return by tho river rond to look ovor tho proposed line of tho Oregon Electric between Albany nnd Snlem. 60ES TO SPOKANE requested to bo present tonight at 8 p. in. and Join In giving this do voted workor a fine sondoff. DAVENPORT LAWYER AND CAPITALIST W. W. Lungor and wifo of Daven port, Iowu, nro in the city, the guests of Seymour Jonctny-who lino u fruit farm four miles north. Mr. Lunger was for many years land nttornoy for tho Union Pacific iii Kansns nnd No brnskn. He hnn' onb son in Cornoll 'nnd Is very much pleased with the Idea of coming to live in n country llko this. SALEM BANKER TOOK OUT WOODMEN PARTY John II. Albert of the Cnpltul Na tional bank took out Hund Consul Ilouk nnd the other three bond offi cers In his Ayiilto touring car to boo tho Liberty pruno district. They woro dollghtcd with tho prospect nnd voted their Intelligent guldo not only n good driver but n Capital City bbostor away up in high C. A FORMER SALEM GIRL ARRESTED tnMMl 1'rtM I.eBufd Wirt. San Irnm-Ifwo, .vug. 0 -Urandod by detective iib "(iiieen of the fak urs." Mrs. Maud Myrtle Johnson, said to havo mnny nllnsoo, was arrested at tho Morrltt hospital, Oakland, )'oh terdn.v to answer a chargo of swind ling the Seattle Eloctrlo Company by n bogus claim for personal Injuries, . The woman was Identified by a I claim agent for the Oakland Traction I Company as tho woman who has I swindled street railway companion in im'w icirit. rorunnu. aonmo, raconia. Kansas City. Joplln and other cltlos by making claims for shnni Injurlea simulated by cunning tricks. Frank nnd Luther Johnson, who values tor 68c t m i Hoys Waists , 25c Hoys'- Coat Sweaters. . . ,t,ai5c Children's Hqnu'ors a"Jo Khaki Itompers ........ .BOe Khaki 3-pjoco Boy' Suits.. 70o ilon's Underwear ... 23c Chlldtrvn's Dresaee ...... :15c Shirt Walsta R5e up Handkerchief, !IUc up Towelo Oc up S'flwS "Jnlf home most artistically and ?,, NO ODORS OF FOOD flavors CeMe I Power Washer wero traveling with her, were also nrrestod. Maud Myrtlo Johnson, who was arrested in San FranclBco yester day, charged with bolng tho "Quoon of Fakers," wns born and raised In this city, sho bolng a daughtor of Dan Wngnon, forinorly a Salem man but of Into years a rcsldont of Port' land. To recite nor history after leaving this city would roqulro n volume according to her conduct ns doscrlbod by local people Sho was married to a man by the nnmu of Dnny sovernl years ago nnd for merly roaldcd In Sbedds, Oregon, She Ropnrtod from Dony shortly af terwards and left a Uttlo son, who 9lxwi m i uivim. imsv Salem Woolen Mill This is the ThatWants toSee You-Won't you Come? You unquestionably desire to serve your own best interests and those of the man you wed, Then the one best way to serve them is throueh the house-furnlshine aid nf thp Rn- ren and Hamilton store, It means money saved, and your satisfactorily furnished, and at moderate cost, Visit our store and learn of opportunities that mean much to you, The health of your fanv ily is every day entrusted to your "ice box," Is it worthy of your confidence McCray Refrigerators are sweet, clean and whplesome, Being prop- . tructeH thev kfifin. J things freshtwith so great t-uuiiuiuy ui iuu mm in iwu .r kj.uui. i iinvv ovuouuj in u smi NO MIXING Hip In ro. hills will nnv fnr the refrigerator, Come in and let us show you, SO Km2Z&SBRMMMjMjKWZM!mWmr is now living with th'o faihor's par ents at Shedds, During tho past fow months, both railroad and city detectives have been searching for Mrs. Johnson horo, but what groundn thoy had to think tho woman wqb in this city Is unknown, ns sho has not been in Salem since her dopnrturo for Port land nnd tho east uovornl years ngo. In speaking to sovoral rosldonts of Salem who woro acquainted with Mrs. Johnson while she llvod hero it appears as though she showed ro markablo shrewdness, although sho was not, apparently, ofa wayward turn of mind. It Is also said that sho attempted to suo a Salem man at one tlmo for breach of promise, but thoro docs not appear any rec :.; Boys' -Knee Pant Suits SPECIAL THIS W IjMjJVi 4 AH of our Boys' Clothing, from ages pf 3 to 16 years, will be placed on sale this week at 20 to 50 per cent reduction t will pay you to fit the hoy out now for his winter clothes, as we will show heavy weights as well as light weights Don't fail to call and see these bargains The greatest ever offered in Children's Clothing I. Store Summer Brides . - ord of tho caso In tho court dockots to that effect. STREET CAR SITUATION Pnrks said that tho olovatod mon nro no hotter satisfied with tho pres ent wages and conditions than the Biirfaco anon nro. Ho evldontly was of tho opinion that the elovotod mon would strike. o Sits Down on tin Wed. Washington, Aug. G. Consider able coninient tins boon mndo today on the fact that Speaker Cannon's now comiultteoflfor tho sixty-first congress show that the stntoa west of the Mississippi river get only 13 chnirmnnshlps out of 02. It's Lawn Swing Time And the Monarch is the swing, There is -no more serviceable 'or attractive lawn swing made than the Monarch- and now is the time to buy it, All parts extra heavy and smoothly finished, The Monarch carries four pas sengers, is full bolted and its strength insures years of satisfactory wear and pleasuer, It fs a summer comfort appreciated by all lffi&& Power Washer DETAILS OF THE PRESIDENT'S JOURNEY (Continued from Page 1) Octobor 16 ho will morning and afternoon In El Paso, Toxas. Octobor 17 ho wlllroncb. San-Antonio, whero ho will spend tho ova ulng. Ha tbea will ipond four days at fete brother' ranch soar Houston, -will TkJt Howtoa and Dallas and re turn ut by way of St Louis. Be tba will go down tho Mississ ippi river to New Orloona. From Louisiana ho will rotwrn northward, visiting cities In Georgia, South Carolina, Virginia, and prob ably several othor states. -. j- Store ,'i .( -( EV3I 4
