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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JVXK 29, 1010.
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right up until the very last minute of this flale we will continue giving un match able qualities; at less in
price than you pay for imitations elsewhere. We promised the people of this town a treat in real bargains,
and we have been true to our word. This sale has been going on for 8 days, and each day finds the
crowds larger and happier, choosing here and there from the different departments, and in such quanti
ties that we, realize our efforts are appreciated. 1st, because our merchandise is of a standard grade;
2nd, because the prices are as low as good goods can be sold for; 3rd, and the people believe in our
methods of publicity they know we do as we say, or your money will be refunded with the same good
will as we received it. As we are nearing the end of the most successful 2Q per cent sale we ever opened
to the public, we have decided to give some lines even a greater discount. Hundreds of placards will
mark these extra specials. Come in. Every department awaits you with a bigger surprise than you
saw yesterday
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CITY NEWS.
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Gllsc-n's barber shop
"j- Gllson'a cigar atoro
Qllson's hatha opon all day Sunday
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Visit Hinges'
Jowolry store, nig discount
everything In tho store.
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Tho P. O. Lavey & Co
Real cstato dealers, who havo had
tholr offices on tho ground floor of
tho United States National Bank
oulldlng, will romovo to rooms 401
2-3, upstairs, In' tho samo building.
Twclvo More Petitions to Comc-i-
Tho timo for filing tho initiative
petitions will oxplro July 7. Thero
aro still 12 moro petitions In circu
lation to bo filed with tho secretary
' of stato before that timo. Among
others Is tho petition "asking for tho
ennctmont of a stato-wldo prohibition
Jaw, and It will probably bo filed this
wook.
t Says WIfo Deserted 111m
Luko Lomory today filed a suit for
Tdlvorco against Delia Lomory. Ho
alleges thoy woro married at St.
Louis, Oregon, oa November 20,
' 1007, and that In January, 1908, sho
dosortod him. Ho asks tho court to
'award him a docreo of.dlvorco on
', this ground.
' Opsund Goes Willi McAllister
Thoodoro Opsund has roslgnod his
position as chlof clerk in tho ofllco
of tho master fish warden and una
accepted a position with H. C. Mc
Allister, who on July l,,wlll assunio
chargo of tho management of tho
Oregon Homo Rulo Association.
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Special Burgal
New designs in electric fixtures.
Two-light fixtures $2.00 and up.
Electric Supply and Fixture Co,,
245 N. Liborty St.
Secures Verdict Against Rnllrond
Attornoy General , Crawford re
turned last evening from Albany,'
whoro ho was successful In securing
a judgment of $200 and costs
against tho Corvallls & Eastern Hall
road company" for a violation of an
ordor of tho railroad commission di
recting tho company to provido tho
town of Lyons with bettor depot fa
cilities. Candidate for Circuit Judge
Assistant Attorney-General Van
Winkle has announced his candidacy
for circuit judgo on tho Republican
ticket. Mr. Van Wlnklo is well qua!
lflod for tho position ho sooks, has
hosts of friends and will mako a hard
raco.
Licenced to .Wed i
Marrlngo licenses wcrb Issued to
day 1? County Clfrk Allen to Ru
dolph C. Linn, of Portland, aged 27
years, and Maud Qlazlor, of Mnclcay,
aged 23 years. Clydo V. Nolson,
ngod 2C yoars and Elva Winslow,
aged 30 yoars, both of Salem. A. B.
Cratty, of Vancouvor, Wash., aged
28 years, and Inez Ludborg, of Wood
burn, agod 28 years.
Will Decornto Your Auto
Tho publicity commltteo of tho
Cherry Fair announced .today that It
would docornto all automobiles which
will participate in tho parado during
tho fair froo. It also announced
that machines having a wild sail may
havo painted on it tho words "Cher
ry Fair' by tho firm of Loo & GI'
bort, froo of charge, by calling 'jn
tho 11 mi.
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F,oo4 fwniil inn1
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view. Must be sold at once.
$&00 per acre down, balance
per month. You will have to
'cu tget one of the
will go fast.
rrter H. Smith
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McGJprnack Building.
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Controversy Over Lease
J. P. Farrlngton, et al, today com
menced a suit in tho circuit court
against A. A. Flcsher. Tho issuo In
volved Is a lease for some real prop
erty.
Basket Plcnl
Chadwlck Chapter, Order of East-
orn Star, will give a basket picnic nt
Falls City on July 4. AH visiting
members Invited to Join with us.
Dallas Chapter also Invited. All
those desiring to attend, pleaso noti
fy either, Mrs. Ida Babcock, secre
tary; Henry Schoemnker, sentinel;
James E. Godfrey, Minnie McCau
loy, Mlnnlo "Moeller, committee.
Complains Against Railroad
Tho railrond commission today re
ceived a complaint from B. L. Hagor
man, of Milwaukee, in relation to
tho rates charged by tho Portland
Railway, Light & Power company
from that place to Portland. .Hager
man charges that tho company is
not Issuing the rebato checks for tile
full amount of the exces3 chargo be
ing made ponding an appeal by tho
company to tho United States su
premo court from an ordor of the
commission lowering tho rates.
For ii Few Days Only
200 palls of pure lard, 3 -lb palls,
COc; C-lb pails, 00c; 10-lb palls,
$1.80. Farrlngton's, 42C Stato
street.
Trout AVerq Too Small
F. P. Sherwood, who resides near
Mt. Angel, was arrested Sunday by
Doputy Gamo Warden J. AV. Royell,
for having trout In his poscsslon loss
than six Inches In length. Ho was
taken boforo Justlco Hayes, of Wood
burn, and fined $25. Some of tho
trout found In his possession woro
less than thrco Inches long.
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Need More of It.
Word comes from Milwaukee that
the Socialist Mayor, Sledel, has in
troduced to tho favorable considera
tion of his council, a plan for tho
municipal acquisition of adjacent
property, tho city to enjoy tho bene
fit of the Increase in value incident
to expansion, after setting aside
such portions as aro needed for
parks and playgrounds. This Is a
most radical departure from custom
ary methods inasmuch as a few fa
vored insiders aro usually told of tho
probable location of property the
city intends acquiring, to enable
them to secure options and later
sell to the municipality at vastly
Inflated prices. If Mayor Siedel'tt
position is Socialistic we know of
many towns and cities that might
profitably emulate his policy ,and be
lieve tho wholo country would bo
bettor off for it. If this Is Socialism,
give us moro of it. G. F. Gilford.
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Made a Long Lease.
As we go to press wo learn
through tho officers of tho United
States National Bank that having an
opportunity to mako a long term
and nn attractive lease for their
Commercial room (now o'ccupled by
the real estato firm of P. C. Lavey
& Co,) for commercial purposes,
that they havo repurchased the un
expired portion of the present occu
pant's lease, Messrs. P. C. Lavey &
Co. to occupy rooms Nos. 401-2-3
Fourth floor of tho Bank's building.
This means The addition to Sa
lem's business offices of ono of 'the
most prominent firms in their lino
of business In tho United States,
who will take possession of tho
rented promises July 1st.
Tantalum Lamps
Aro the best on the market for
cinramitty ana power, uivo tnem a
trial. Electric Supply and Fixture
Co. 245 N. Liberty St.
Notice
Notice Is hereby given that I, will
not bo responsible for any bills con
tracted against mo by any person ex
copt myself. Fred J. Browning.
MARRIED.
LINDBERG JCRATTY. At tho
minister's house, Salora, Oregon,
Juno 20, 1010, Miss Inez Llndberg,
of Salora and Mr. A. B. Cratty, of
Vancouvor Washington, were
united in marriage, Rev. P. S.
Knight performing the ceremony.
Tho young couple loft on tho nfter
noon electric for Vancouvor, Wash
ington, whore they will reside,
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Italy Wants Clinrlton.
(UNITED rilESS LEASED WIRE.
Rome, Juno 29. Tho mlnistor of
foreign affairs today decided to do-
mand of the United States tho oxtra
tlltlon of Porter Charlton to face trial
for killing his wife, Mary Scott Qastlo
Charlton, at Moltraslo, on Lake Co
mo. Earthquake Shocks.
Clovoland, Ohio, Juno 29. Two
earthquako shocks woro .registered
on tho seismograph at "St. Ignatius
college horo today. Tho disturbance
apparently occurred at a distance of
3000 miles from Cleveland.
Tho first shock lasted from 2:45
to 3:12 a. m. Tho second was a se
ries of graduated tremors, tho first
vibrations beginning at 5:29 a. m.
and lasting until 5:35, and tho main
shock at 5 1 3 2 and continuing until
6:24 a. m.
SMITH WAJfTS EGGS.
We will j?ay oa rollows for first
class produce. Ship by express:
Veal 10c
Pork ...12o
Live- Hens 1 6o
Uvo Spring Chiokens, lb.... 20c
Bggs 24c
Addrass
FRANK I. SMITH MWAT CO
"FlglitlnK JSHf Trust,
PORTLAND. ORHGON
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ROOSEVELT WAS
THE CENTER THERE
Boston, Mass., Juno 29. Colonel
Theodoro Roosevelt was the central
figure today at the commencement
exorcises of 800 members of the
graduating class of Harvard univers
ity. Roosevelt was cheered where
ever ho appeard.
In tho early part of the day he
greeted his old classmates and dis
tinguished guests. In the evening
ho planned to bo he guest of Presi
dent Lowell. The presentation of
degrees to the graduating class, the
largest In the history of Harvard,
took place this morning at 10
o'clock in Sander's theater.
Arnong the distinguished visitors
present were Senators Came and
Lodge, Governor Draper of Massa
chusetts, Secrotary of the Navy Mey
er, Governor Hughes of New York,
Mayor Fitzgerald of Boston and the
Rov. Henry Van Dyke.
Contrary to expectations no de
greo wns conferred on Colonel
Roosevelt. Degrees of doctor of
laws were conferred upon Governor
Hughes of New York, J. Plerpont
Morgan and Former Ambassador
Porter. Master of Art degrees were
conferred upon Robert Woods, a
settlement worker; John Thayer,
ornithologist, and Thomas Liver
more, financier. Tho degree of doc
tor of literature was conferred upon
eGorgo Prothero, an English' histor
ian. Tho degree of Doctor, of Law?!
was also conferred upon President
Blckard McLaurin of tho Massnchu
setts Institute of Technology, and
Samuel Wllllston, Professor of Law
at Harvard.
The degree of Doctor of Science
wns conferred upon Sir John Murry,
naturalist; Theobald Smith, pathol
ogist, and Theodoro William Rich
ards, chemist.
LEADING MASON
DIES SODDENLY
Tacoma, Wash., Juno 29. Con
rad L. Hoska, grand senior warden
of the Knights Topplar, of Washington-,
dropped dead of heart failure
today whllo parading with the other
members of tho state commandory,
which Is holding its session hers.
Hoska was a prominent undertaken
of this city. Tho body was escorted
to his residence.
SENATOR DANIELS
IS PARALYZED
Lynchburg, Va., Juno 20. United
States Senator John W. Daniel suf
fered a cerebral hemorrhage today,
causing a third paralytic stroke. It
is foarod that ho cannot live more
than 24 hours. Dr. Waugh. his phy
sician, says there is no hopo for his
recovery.
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Kaiser Won a Race.
Koll, Germany, Juno 29. Tho
Knlser's yacht Meteor, with tho kais
er aboard, today defeated tho Ger
manla. Tho American, yacht West
ward was defeated for tho first time
in tho present regatta, finishing third
Heavy Earthquake Recorded.
tDNITTD FRXRM UUUBO WI:i
Washington. Juno 29. The sets
mograph at Georgetown university
today registered two distant earth
quakes. The temblors lasted from
$: a. u to 7:08.
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A revolution in Nicaragua, when
in full oareer. mint be fully as wild,
furious and apectaeular aa a gane of
Rugby football.
PERSONALS
Hon. II. C. McAllister returned to
day from Portland whoro ho went
yesterday jon business.
W. Lair Thompson, of Lakevlew,
Is In tho city on business. '
Miss Louise Whale, who for tho
past several years has been making
San Francisco hor residence, but
who formerly lived here, fs back and
will make this city her future home.
. .Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Johnson have
Just returned from a visit to Now
port, and are at homo to their frlendS(
at 'jSO Unlo,i street.
A. J. Mills, of Colvillo, Washing
ton, Is a business visitor in the city.
J. S. Tyler, news editor of tho Ore
gon Journal, and John Harrison, a
veteran newspaper man of tho West,
and now editor of tho -Portland Car
men, and also in charge of tho pub
licity bureau of tho Oakcs, aro visi
tors in the city today.
Miss DIona Mynatt, of Portland,
came up from Portland to attend tho
Palno-Coffey wedding. Sho Is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. H. N. Ely, and
will remain until after the Cherry
Fair.
MARKETS
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San Francisco, June 28. Wheat
Australian and Propo, $1.55
1.60; Sonora, $1.501bl.55; good
to cholco, Calif, club, $1.42 1.45.
Northern wheat, bluestem, $1.50
1.55 Club, $1.42 1.45; Turkoy,
$1.4201.47.
Barley Feed, good to choice,
98 $1.01 14; fancy, $1.02;
poor to fair, 90 95c; old brewing,
$.051.07; Chpvaller, nominal.
, Eggs Per dozen, Calif, fresh, In
cluding cases, extras, 27c; firsts,
25 c; seconds, 23c; thirds, 20c.
Butter Per pound, Calif, fresh;
extras, 28 c; firsts, 28c; seconds,
27c.
New cheese Per lb.,- new Calif,
flats, fancy, 14c; firsts, 13 c; sec
onds, 12 c; Calif. Young America,
fancy, lCc; firsts, 15c; storage,
New York Cheddars, fancy, 20c; do
singles, 20c; Wisconsin singles, fan
cy, 19 c.
Potatoes New river whites,'
choice, per box, 40G0c; extra, G3
'80c; per cental, 70 90c; gar
net chile, per cental, 90$1.
Onions New red, per-.sack, $1.85
2.00; yellow, per cental, $1.85
2.00; silver skins, $1.9002.15.
Oranges Choice, $1,50 2.50;
extra choice, $2.50 03.25; Valencia?,
$23.50.
SMILES.
The Klamath Chronicle asks:
"Where are the Oregon Trunk rail
road surveyors." The horse editor
gives It up, but suggests that they
may be trying to locate those assem
bly Republicans "Preacher" Robin
son was Inquiring about recently.
Tho government experts and wise
acres In congress are devoting much
time and some thought to getting up
theories as to the reason of tho high
cost of living. A little thought and
action to discover and apply a reme
dy would be much more profitable.
The people know the fact, and aro not
much Interested in fine-spun theories
as to tho cause.
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RUIN LIES IN PATH OF STORM!
(Continued ,from Pago 1.)
estimable damage wqs dono to prop
erty and crops. Four bodies havo al
ready been recovered, and it is be
lieved several more persons were
killed.
Thirty houses, many barns and sev
eral railroad bridges were wrecked
by the flood waters along Middle J
creek. At Beaver several stores were
destroyed. The bodies already ro-j
covered were taken from wrecked
dVellings.
Middle creek is crowded with float
ing debris, and It is reported from
Paintersville that tho body of a wo
man was soon floating in the stream.
Word was sent to down-stream towns
to keep a lookout for the body.
Many persons aro watching from tho
banks of Middle creek between Palnt-
orsvillo and Saylorsvlllo for corpses
Norwich Union
Fire Insurance Society
Frank MereOltli, Resident Agent
Room IS Bush Dank Blk, Salera, Or.
MONEY TO LOAN
TROS. It FORD
Over Ladd & Bush Bank, Salem, Or
LOT 60x110; two blocks from State
house, $900. Easy payments,
Lot, Miller and Saginaw; $650; ex
cellent buy. '
Lot 50x200 on 24th St, $10 down,
balance $5 per month.
Lot in Highland Ave.; $10 down, $5
per month.
Lot 400x160, half-block of state
house, $2500.
Lot Thirteenth and Center streets,
$1050. A good buy.
Excellent lot on 23rd street, $225:
Hi) down; $5 per month.
Terms oan be had qn all of the
above. ' j
Seo SM1TH-GJLLIXGIIAX CO.
Room n, MeCornack Il!dgs
Phone Ofl or ln28
NEWT0DAY
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FOR SALE First class newspaper4
folding machine 4-G-8-10 or 11
pbges folded at once up to a full,
sized 7 column paper. Cheap 1C
taken soon. Speed 1800 to 2000
per hour. Inquire Journal Salem,.
Ore. 3-21-ff
FIRE PROOF SAFES Largo as--sortmont,
new, and second-hand..
Alsd vault doors. Call or wrlto
for prices today. Portland Safe
Co., Agtsi Genulno Hall Safe..
87 5th St., Portland, Ore.
5-20-tf
FOR SALE A first clas3 side springu
buggy, pne seat, in A No. 1 condi
tion; reasonable price. Call
Journal office. 6-9
FOR SALE A modern 5-room cot
tage, on an improved corner lot
56x107; ono of the finest locations
in tho city. This placo has all
modern plumbing, bath, toilet,.
lavntory, etc., connected wlttv
sewer. Fireplace, beamed celling,
cabinet kitchen and all up-to-date-conveniences.
The location is ex
cellent. Easy payments. Homer
H. Smith, room 5 McCornacJc
building. Phone 0G. 6-22-tf
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.; 102 acree
near Whitman, Wash., and 1100'
acres in Columbia county, Wash..
For particulars and informatloi
call on or wrlto me at the Journal
office, Salem, Ore. R. M. Hofer.
6-13-tf
FOR SALE A flno lot on south
east corner of 24th and Trade Sts.,
high and dry, 60x192. This is
a dandy. $400, $25 down, bal
ance $10 per month. Homer H
Smith, Room 5, McCormack build
ing. 6-20-tf
TOR SALE Soveral houses in Sa
lem, and farm lanls at a bargain.
Capital National Bank. 6-1-eod
W ANTED Two good men wanted.
None but $50 a week men need ap
ply. . P. C. Lavey & Co. 6-29-3U
A BARGAIN In a. nice 8-room mod
ern homo, In Yew Park, on the car
line, for a few days. Derby
Wlllson, U. S. Bank Building.
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$2250 BUYS A 7-ROOM HOUSE
Hard finished, modern, basement,,
corner lot, facing east. Square
Deal Real Estato Co., 804 U. S
Bank Bldg. Phono 470. G-20-if
STATE NEWS.
Mrs. Emily Autenrelth, a pioneer
of 1852, died at Roseburg Monday;
evening, of apoplexy.
Yaqulna Is going to have a" bath
; house, the money having been sub
scribed to build it.
John Plppo was drowned while
swimming in the Umatilla river Sun
day. Tho bankers of tho state held a.
convention at Pendleton Saturday
$300,000,000 was represented.
Eastfrn OregonTThticlpates a bet
ter wheat crop than usual," and it Is
usually good.
Em'ery La Hue, a pioneer of Uma-"
tllla county, died Sunday, aged 7,4
years. Tho high price of living ought t.-
diminish cancer. Dr. R. G. Curtin,
of Philadelphia, says that tho disease
ho thinks, ia due to over-nutrition",
resulting from the Incapacity of the
human body to assimilate too great
a supply of food.
SALEM SANITARIUM
Corner Capital and MnrJon Sts.
General Hospital, and Sana
torium for nervous and mental
diseases.
First qlass . attendance of
nurses and physician guaranteed.
Terms reasonable.
Mrs. Martcana McAlpin
Matron.
Phono Main i'051.
THE
CLIFF HOUSE
Is all newly fitted up and Is now'
XT
ready to accommodato all who wish
fo opine; also cottages and tents for
ren.t. ' For further Information -wrlto-ta
W. D. Wheeler, Newport, Ore., bor
CARE FOR THEUNEN
We make a specialty of launder
ing the finest fabrics and table
linens. Clo.uos are not worn out
with machinery. All work called
for and delivered. Work cuaran
teed. Your patronage solicited.
Highland Hand Laundry
2549 Currant Ave. Phone 403
Wlilto Labor.
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