tAGE EIGHT,
DAILY CAPITA!. JOURNAL,
SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 13, 1010.
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Famous Drucker Trunks for Vacationists 2nd Floor.
Genuine - Leather
Hand Bags-THE FINEST
STUNG ! STUNG!
You can't get gonuine Pongee
Bilks for less than you pay for
the roal artlclohore. Our show
ing Is Imported ' direct from Hie
Orient nnd tho colors are nat
ural Pongeo shades. The mater
ial is wovon into cloth by natives
"who havo never heard of the mod
ern art of adulteration. Don't'
buy Imitations becauso it will not
woar as long or glvo tho satisfac
tion. Seo tho largo display of
Oriental Silks at tho silk counter.
PARASOLS at Reduced Prices
Every shade or combination of colors imaginable
to match summory costumes and ovonlng
dresses. Chooso early, whllo tho assortment is at
its best, They come in a ,varloty of long wood
oxtra select handles, bulb runners with or with
out fancy brass tips, now Is tho time to chooso
whllo tho prlco is reduced. (First Floor.)
Chantecler and Middy Blouse Waists for
White Sale Special Price at
Linen Suits Less 1-3 in Price
In this showing aro tho loading stylos for sum
mer wear, m odium length, seml-QttIng Jackets,
with plain or pleated Bklrts. Tho colors aro Wo
Htoria, White, Croam, Old Roso, Tan, and Light
Groon.
f 11.50 Suits spoclal nt . fry ntj
Make-Room Salo prices ..........
13.50 Suits special at r Q ff
Mnko-Roora Spoclal prlco '. . qwUU
$15.00 Suito special at ' i fif
Mako-Room Salo prices "vfV
Rest Rooms .tKSLfttJF ifraiSiilwjMff Free
Cherry Fair
HITY NFWR.
Dor Run Over
Tho flno cocker spaniel of Marlon
Klghtllnger, tho machinist, who lives
on. South Commercial street, was run
over Sunday by an automobilo, and
seriously injured. At last reports tho
little follow was not expected to Uvo.
Flensed Witli Sulerii
Mr, Krnost Conrad, of Seattle, has
Dcen visiting Alox. Dauo nnd family,
and loft for homo today. Ho was
Very much pleased with Salora, its
fliido streets, boaUUtul residences aud
SWOd order. Ho says tho prohibition
lsts pro making no effort to carry
WAahlngton dry.
Hosier Citizens Complain
Tho Oregon Railroad Conimlsalon
toany rocolved complaint against tho
O. n. & N, from citizens of tho town
of Mtfsler. Tho complaint says that
freight trains of tho company aro al
lowed to stand on the crossing to
tho depot, and that whsn pauongtr
trains come in th orew deellnen to
cut tho fralsht train. It is repro
ceatod that the pepl'8 lve ate In
this way ndantrerad as many of
tliem paw under and bsiwoen the
org of th0 freluht to gt to the d
lot-
and Japanese Reed SUiT CASES.
HAND LUGGAGE IN AMBMCA-See our large showing
Blue Ribbon White Event and Make
Room Sale for Ready-to Wear Garments
Women Will Be Favorably impressed
With tho arrangemont of our rcady-to-wcar section and irioro so with
the Juno bargains that greet tliotn nt eyby turn. They'll interest you,
besides you Will' not find any .such ready-to-wear any where'' else, they're
hotter than tho avorago custom tailor, can make. And' now the prices
are bo low that they couldn't bo tormod' anything but real bargains.
You knowthat you aro getting the best efforlsof ' tho leading design
ers and they are made exclusively for this storo In the Eastern style
contors. All wool talloredSuits nd grouped inlo throo distinct lots at
priced special as follows:
28.00 to $60.00 Tailored' Suits '
Mako-Room."speclal. price ..
!$2"0.00 to $25.00 Tailored'sai'ts
Make-Room special price
f 14:00 to $27.00 'Tail'dFcd; Suits' '
Make-Room specjaj, prico
Tailored China Silk
Waists, make-room spec, less
July 7-8-9. U'l Be
Annual Picnic Saturday
Tho Waldo Hills Pioneer Assocla
tlon will hold its annual picnic Sat
urday, Juno 18, nnd elaborato pre
parations aro being mado for n fit
ting obsorvanco of tho ovont. It will
bo held at tho J. A. Hunt farm which
is located six, miles south of Sllvor
ton. Itlckcral PJcnfc n Success
Despite the lnclomont weather
which provailod Friday oveulng and
Saturday morning tho annual picnic
of tho Unltod Artisans was a success.
Attorney Qonoral Crawford, aud
Hon. O. N. McArthur both dollvorod
addresses, and spooohoa wore also
mado by a nutnbor of other prom
inent citizens. Thoro was an ut
tondanco of about 1,300,
Cross ConUncnt iu Auto
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Griffith passed
through tho olty yesterday enrouto
from San Francisco toSeattle. They
aro orosslng tho continent la a
Cadillao automobile and are now on
their return trip. Thoy wero Joined
in Frisco by throo friends who will
tfecomany thorn as far as 'Seattle.
All of thm gxnroMed themselves as
decidedly pissed with the wonder
ful WIlUmMte vallty.
Htnndartl J 1ml Horses
TUy are the best boms Ul tlw
14.85
$9.95
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Pongee Coats Less 25 per ct.
Mado from tho gonulno fabrics and modeled Into
choice soml-fltting trimmed With Btraps and col
ored piping brass button or buttons to match,
leather and inlaid fjatin collars, with long satlii
or plain revores. A largo assortment to chooso
from reduced 25 per cent during tho Make-Room
salo. , Roady-to-Wear Section.)
Girls
Plain white, black pin strlpos, and black, Gibson
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stylos and 1-Inch and -inch pleated fronts.
Women will do Impressed with this showing and
more so when tho prices aro learned. All slzos,
well tailored, ndw at 20 per cont less during the
Make-Room Salo.
Glad U-Kum
Mr. Mutcshlor tho Stayton black
smith has two for sale, and offers to
bet any man from f 100 to ?G00 that
thoro. is not a horso in tho county
can pass him on tho road. That is
going some, but his Santa Rita Boy,
by Diablo, Is a great animal, and can
mnko good anywhorc, besides being
tiB gentle as a lamb.
All Members
Of tho Women's RollQt Corps aro
kindly invited to meet at their hall
Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock to at
tend tho oxorclses given by tho Elks
for Flag Day. I)y order of the pres.
ldent, Muria Thornton.
U. of QTMnko Kshlblt
A committee, consisting of alumni
studonis of tho University of Oregon,
has' been appointed to prenaro an
exhibits for tho institution for tho
state fair. It will be tho plau of the
oomuilttue to secure a. booth and tho
exhibition, among other things, will
consist of pennants, trophies, work
dono by tho studonta and plaiuros of
tho buildings and literature explain
ing tho work of the sahool
I'Dr Sale
Hxoallwit lot 5 blpaka from poat
offlee. G0X168 feet, for 400, Ji5
down, bAlance 110 par month. Sw
Homr II. Smith, 5 MoCornaek
J. a- Phoae 96 or 10S3.
SUSPECTED VV Iiy llUl
ur MUnUtn
rCNITJCD FBER8 LB AS ED WIHR.1
Como, Italy, June 13. Tho local
police today received word that Por
ter Charlton was seen In Lucerne,
Switzerland, last Saturday. Tho
Swiss police' say they traced Charl
ton to Lucerne, whero he disap
peared. Meanwhile Constantino Ia-
polatoff, a Russian, is being hold on
suspicion pending the investigation
of tho murder of Mrs. Mary Scott
Castlo Charlton. Other European
cities report having seen Charlton.
Opinion here is divided regarding
tho identity of tho murderer. Many
believe that Charlton's disappear
ance places him under suspicion and
attribute his possible action to Jeal
ousy or indifference for his wife, to
whom ho had been married only
three months.
Others believe that Charlton was
murdered by tho same persons who
struck down his wlfo, and thrust her
alivo into tho iron bound trunk to
drown in tho lake. Tho police, at
tach significance to this theory and
are again dragging tho lako in an
effort to find Charlton's body in case
he has been murdered.
The authorities also began a more
systematic search of Villa Legnazzl,
which tho Charltons occupied. Tho
grounds around the villa are being
dug up under tho supervision of the
chief of police. The chief of police
and Consul Caughy of Milan believe
Charlton was murdered; tho remain-
dor of the police, including special ,
detectives, believo Charlton was the
murderer.
The polico of Milan and Rome,
who aro working on the case, wero
unablo to break down Ispolatoff's
story that he last saw tho Charltons
on tho day before the murder. Is-
polatoff was awakened suddenly to
faco an accusation that he bought a
set of brass knuckles from liassi, c
druggist at Cernobbio. The Russian
calmly denied that ho ever had seen
tho knuckles before
Tho lack of tangible evidence 15
driving tho police, again to the the
ory that some connection exists be
tween tho murder of Mrs. Charlton
and that of Miss Estella Reld in Na
ples. Nothing definite has xbeoa
learned by them to causo such bo
lief, so far as can bo ascertained.
Tho police, who believo Ispolatoff Is
tho murderer, assigned robbery as a
motive for the crime.
Ispolatoff, discussing his acquaint
ance with tho Charltons, saiu-
"I saw enough of tho Charlton's
married Hfo to make ,lt impossible
for mo to lovo Mrs. Charlton. Charl
ton told mo things about his wife
which might havo preyed on his
mind, leading him to kill her."
The police refused to say what tho
allogod accusations of Charlton wore.
Charlton's Coat Found.
Como, Italy June 13. Fishermen
this afternoon found a coat in Lako
Como, bellovod to bo owned by Port
er Charlton, husband of Mary Scott
Castlo Charlton, whoso body was
found in tho lake. This strengthens
tho theory that Charlton was also
killed by tho person who murdered
his wlfo.
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lilt: j'.iiiu i?iua-uiju x .ilium .
Mrs. Hardin and Mrs. C. M. Wil
liams, proprietors of the Elite Mas
sage Parlors, located in the U. S
Bank Building, room 301, do all
kinds of body massago and bath.
Mrs. C. M. Williams is graduate of
Yorkos Instltuto, B55 North 16th
St., Philadelphia, also t Dr. of Elec
trolysis. Tho rooms are fitted up with
tho latost and most up-to-dato ma
chinery obtainable, being very ox
penslvo. The ontorprlso has tho best
wishes of tho Capital Journal.
Busy Sleeting Tonight
Tho council will hold a mooting
this ovonlng ,and the session promis
es to become an Interesting one In
vlow of tho fact that, In addition to
tho rogular routlno business, thoro
will come up for consideration a num
bor of street Improvement contracts,
and the committee appointed some
tlmo ago to wait upon the Salem
Water Company, to ascertain if a bet
tor prlco could not bo secured for the
plant, will probably submit its report.
An ordinance submitted tho purchase
of tho plant to a vote of the people
has been prepared, and this will no
doubt bo presented for tho council's
consideration.
MARRIED.
ZWICKER SHRUM At tho rosl-
donco of tho bride's brother, In
East Salom, Sunday afternoon,
Juno 12, 1910, Miss Hulda Zwlcker
was unltod In marrlago to Mr.
Archlo S.hrum.
Thosceromony was performed by
Rev. P S. Knight In the presence of
about 40 relatives and guests. The
Zwloksr family have been residents
of Simpson's addition, in Bast Salem,
for many years. Hud Mr. Sehrum Hvos
In Idnho. The newly married couple
will reside for the present on a farm
totitU of Sslrm.
Own your own home, when it can be secured
at a reasonable price and on reasonable terms.
It will pay you to investigate the two propo
sitions below
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Room 5 McCornack Bldg,
J. W. CUSICK
DIED TODAY
(Special to Journal.)
Albany, Ore., Juno 13. Banker J.
W. Cuslck died at 11 o'clock this
forenoon from effects of a runaway
accident. Ho underwent an abdoml
jial operation and died very sud
denly. Ago about 75. He leaves i
wife and three sons.
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Miss Marshall, one of the high
school teachers, will visit her homo
in Minnesota during vacation, return
ing before the fall term of school
opens to resume her position.
J. H. Nlckerson, of Centralla,
Wash., is a visitor in the city.
Monroo Taylor, of Pendleton, spent
Sunday in tho city. .
Wm. Meehan and wlfo, of Wood
burn, wore in tho city yesterday.
T. S. Hartsoch, of Albany, is In the
city.
Theodoro Ospund, clerk of Master
Fish Warden McAllister, spent Sun
day In Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Throne returned
from a visit to Portland.
Mrs. T. B. Jackson returned this
morning from a visit with friends In
Portland.
.Ralph W. Terrell, of Roseburg, is
visiting in the city.
Stato Superintendent of Public In
struction Ackerman and wife left to
day for Corvallls, where they will at
tend tho quarter centennial exercises
of tho Oregon Agricultural College.
Mrs. Graco W. Soyo, of Medical
Springs, is visiting T. I. Wilson.
Miss Mary deh BIyken, who has
been one of Salem's most popular
high school teachers for the past
year and a half, will soon leave for
Tacoma, Wash., her homo, to accept
a position in tho high school there.
Salem regrets the loss very much.
Jacob Slegmund and wife returned
to their homo near .Stnyton today, af
ter a visit to their sons nt Salem and
Qervais.
Chns K. Roth, of tho Salem. Com
mission company, will inako a trip
to Newport in tho interest of the
company for tho purpose of buying
more cheese for their fast growing
business.
Teddy Practised on Uio Immigrants.
Aboard Steamship Kalserlne Au
gust Victoria, June 13. With Bon
go, Miss Ethel Roosevelt's dog, in
full posession of two pair of sea legs,
the entiro Roosevelt family and en
tourage reported a clean bill of
health today.
Tho colonel was busy throughout
tho morning writing and reading let
ters. Yosterday Roosevelt attended Vor-
shlp and addressed tho European Im
migrants aboard the vessel, welcom
ing tllom to America, and exhorting
them to become good olUieng. At
the conoluston of his speeeh the im
mlgranjs crowded about him and
kissed "his bands.
F6V sale a modern 5-room -.cottage, with basement, on an -improved
corner lot 5.6x107; one of the finest locations in
' the city, This place has all modern plumbing, bath, toilet,
lavatoryj etc, connected with sewer, Fireplace, beamed ceil
ings, cabinet kitchen and all up-to-date conveniences, The .
. location is excellent, Easy payments,
Here Is Another
Large modern 6-room house ,all the rooms are large, hot'
; anUcqld water, lavatory cabinet kitchen, basement, furnace, "
Jot 50x157, House shingled and has laVge porch,. Two blocks
from car line and five blocks from school, Best of locations,
small paymenfdown, balance on monthly installments,
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NEW TODAY
FOR SALE First class newspaper
folding- machine 4-6-8-10 or 13
pages folded at once up to a full
sized 7 column paper. Cheap if
taken soon. Speed 1800 to 2000
per hour. Inquire Journal Salem,
Ore. 3-21-tf
FIRE PROOF SAFES Largo as
sortment, new and second-hand,
Also 'vault doors. Call or write
for prices today. Portland Safe
Co., Agts. Genuine Hall Safe.
87 5th St., Portland, Ore.
, 5-20-tf '
FOR SALE A first class side spring
buggy, ono seat, in A No. 1' condi
tion; reasonable price. Call at
Journal office. 6-9-tf
WANTED AT ONCE Man to work
on grub machine. Men for town.
Cooks for hotels and families.
Fourth cook $30 for first month,
and $37 for second month. Good
girls for general house work.
Man to buy one-half interest In
good paying business. A. C.
Smith & Co., 544 State St., phone
1507.
FOR SALE An elegant piano and
music cabinet; absolutely good as
now. Used only a few months
Very cheap. Parties going east.
292 N. Summer St. 6-1 1-2 1
WANTED Forty raspberry; pickers
one-half mile south of Chomawa.
N. C. Jorgensen, Salem, Box 36,
Route 9. 6-12-lw
FOR RENT My furnished cottage
at Newport. Mrs. H. M, Branson,
534 N. Church St., Salem.
6-ll-3t
FAT FOLKS WANT ME Your
weight, double chin, bust, abdo
men, hips and fatty heart re
duced. I am no doctor and have
nothing, personal to sell you, but
I wan to tell you how I lost C5
pounds In weight and regained
my health by a guaranteed harm
less treatment that yau can take
at your home. There is no exer
cise, no starving, no wrinkles, or
detention from business. I want
to tell you how it was dono.
Strictly confidential. Call or
write tor a free booklet. Address,
Mrs. A. C. Hedges, 161-62nd St,
North Portland, Oregon,
FOR SALE Standard bred gelding:
paces in 2:08; trots in 2:13; name
"Santa Rita Boy,' by Diablo;
guaranteed; 8-years-old. Also
standard bred stallion colt for
- sale. ir. J Mutschler, Stayton,
Oregon. ' 6-13-tt
FOR SALE The following land has
been placed in my hands to sell:
10,000 acres of farming- land, lo
cated In Morrow and Gilliam coun
ties; 80 acres of land, 16 miles
from Spokane, Wash.; 192 acres
near Whitman. Wash., and 1100
acres In Columbia county. Wash.
For particulars and Information
call on or write me at the Journal
office. Salem, Ore. R. M. Hofer.
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A new mammoth cave is discover
ed this tinw in Jackson county.
Smith
Phone 96
DIED.
HUFFMAN At Salem hospital,
Juno 11, 1910, Rachel V., wlfo of
Cheater H. Huffman, age 16 year3,
three months, one day. She leaves
to mourn her loss, husband, in
fant, three sisters, three brothers
and mother, Mrs. Dumas, of No.
505 N. Summer St,
The funeral will bo held from tho
Chapel of the Cottage Undertaking
Parlors today at 4 p. m. Rev. Mr.
Fisher, of the Evangelical church,
wfll officiate, Interment at City View
cemetery.
RALLS Near this city, Route No.
5, June 11, 1910, of pulmonary
tuberculosis, Geo. F. Ralls, age 3C
years.
He leaves to mourn his passing
away, six brothers and five sister?
Tho funeral was held from the Cot
tage undertaking parlors today at 2
p. m., the Rev. Bandy. officiating and
interment was in I, O. O. F. ceme
tery. o
Mr. 1,'afky Accepts.
To the Patrons .and .Taxpayers .f
School District No. 24: '
I hereby accede to your request io
bocomo a candidate for school di
rector, at tho eleotlon to bo held Juno
20.
0.ir children, your children, my
children, aro entitled to tho best wo
can afford. Efficiency and economy,
based on educational and buElueoS
principles, will be my platform.
Respectfully,
F. J. LAFKY.
Norwich Union
Fire. Insurance Society
Frank Meredith, Pident Agent
Room 13 Bush Bank BIk, Salem, Or.
MONEY TO LOAN
TFOS. K. FORD
Over Ladd & Bush Bank, Salem, Or.
LOT 60x110; Two blocks from State
house, ?900. Easy payments.
Lo, Miller and Saginaw; $650; ex
cellent buy.
Lot 50x200 on 24th St.; $10 down,
balance $5 per month.
Lot in Highland Ave.; $10 down, $
per month.
Lot, 40x160, half block of stato
house. $2600.
Lot, Thirteenth and Center streets.
$1050. A good buy.
Excellent lot on 23d street, $225;
$10 down; $6 per month.
Terms can bo had on all of the
above. Seo 6SnTH-GILLI.GIIAM CO.
Room 5, McCornack Bldg.
Phone 00 or 1023
CARE FOR THE LINEN
Wo make a specialty of launder
ing the finest fabrics and table
ltnons. C!o..es are not worn out
with machinery. All work called
for and delivered. Work guaran
teed. Your patronage solicited.
Highland Hand Laundry
2549 Currant Ave. Phone 40i
White Labor.
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