DAILY OAPTTAli JOURNAIj, SjEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1010.
vAam sec
Fifty Cents Grade "Onyx" Hosiery, fancy Embroidered and
Lace Lisle, Grand Special Clearing at Thirty Cents.
Corset Cover Embroidery
New, Dainty and Sheer, Late
Designs, Barred Cloth, Open
and Blind Work with Beading
Extra Value During Au
gust Clearance, Special
25c ? 25c
is Mum? En
quire at Notion Counter.
It Stops Bodily Odor.
25 Dozen Jabots
25 Dozen
Bought special for our Annual Au
gust Sala direct from tho maker
who made us a special price, all
brand now, dainty lace and em-,
broidery trimmed. Compare these
values with those sold as high ns
3 Do at other stores. While they
last we offer them for,
each .
Boys' Wash Suits
Clearing at J-2 Price
Tho mother who does not buy
the limit In this event will regret
it, as sure as fate. Tho fact is
that you should not consider tho
prlco until yo havp seen the
garments. These little suits are
tho sos son's nowest styles, ages
4 to 8 years.
1
Price
TJaw tftlnnrfnrr n
1WTT VtVMIIUQ V
exactly 4,
CITY NEWS.
ft ft
flavo Tom Per Cent
By paying your wator bills on or
before tho 10th of the month. 8-8-3t
Attention Lndlc
Dressmaking and ladlos' tailoring
nt tho STYLE CRAFT SHOP, 279
North Commercial St 8-11-tf
Ono of tho Finest -
Houses In Salom has been placed
In my hands to sell. Tho salo must
bo made soon, thoreforo the prlco is
reasonable See mo about this bo
fore it Is gono. Homer H. Smith,
Toom 5, McCornack bldg. Phono 06.
7-13-tf
Bavo Time, Also Money
Buy your groceries, meats, fish,
.poultry, etc., at Farrlngton's.
Pay Yoar Water Mils
On or before tho 10th of the
month and savo 10 per cont, 8-S-3t
For Sale
Fine 6 or 10-acro tract. Homer H.
Smith, room 6, McCornack building.
Phone 96. 8-2-tf
Bnud and Gravel
Best on tho river. Cement, llmo
and planter tho boat only, sower and
drain plpo, flro brick and flro clay.
Only beat brands kept. Capital Im
provement Co. Phono 14. South
Iilborty street. 8-5-Ct
u You Buy
Much good Improved land nsar
Sublimity, Orogou at $65 per aero.
No, you cannot. For a short time,
however, I havo a 1 -10-acro farm one
niilo from Sublimity at $65 per acre.
This prko includes tho crop until
harvested. Soo mo at onco about
this, as It will not last long. Homer,
11. Smith, room 5, McCornack bldg.
. Phono 96. i, 7lS-tt
Canton Company Licensed-
The Canton Insurance Company
with main offices at Hong Kong,
China, was licensed by Insurance
Commissioner Kozler today to trans
act a marine business In tho state.
Phillip OroBBiiinyor, of Portland, has
been named tho ganeral resident
agent.
?"ow Is tho Time
To ave 10 par cnt on your wUr
bills by paying on or l)fore the 10h
ot the month. 8-8-8!
PAPRE
25c
Artisans Attention
Spoclal Initiation and banquet
Friday evening. Do thero 8-10-3t
Now Is Oio Time
To save 10 por cont on your wator
bills by paying on or bofore tho lOtli
of the month. 8-S-3t
Ollson's bnrber shop
OUhoii'b cigur store
QUson's bnths open all day Sunday
12-4-w-s-tf
Convict Captured
Abonor Crawford, a trusty convict
at tho state ponitontlary, who effected,
his oscapo some time ego whllo doing
somo work at tho Stato Fair
Grounds, was captured today at
Wonatchoo, and will be brought back
to tho state penltontlary.
Governor Invited to llunquct
Acting Governor Boworman was to
day Invited to attend a banquet to
bo given at Portland by tho Chnmbor
of Commerce in honor of R. A. Bal
llngor, socrotury of tho lntorlor,
Friday.
Ellen's New Discovery
Has sldetrnckod nil salvos and
liquids. This Is tho ttme of year
whon horses' nooks and shoulders
get boio, and F. E. Shafer now has
Just tho remedy you want. Call nnd '
soo It, nt tho saddlery and harness
shop on South Commercial street.
8-S-Cod t(
A Pleasant Surprise
Mrs. h. C. Donnl was glvon 1a vary
plonwmt surprise at her homo on
Nineteenth and Ferry stroot Inst
ovenlng. About 24 of her frlendu
gnthorod nnd enjoyed a lino program
of music, singing and speaklug, af
ter which light refreshments were
servod. All had a vory enjoyable
evening.
AfUf Ostrich Plume
Mr. Hnllborg, of Hnllborg & Com
pany, who carry In tholr big store
practloally ovory.thlng lu tho shapo
of women's wonr, leave today for
California for the purpose of pur
chasing additional stock for the;
Btore. Among other places ho will 1
visit Is the Camston Ostrich farm ut
PaMdeua to scleot from the beet ami
larjtwt assortment ef plunww to be
round In America. H Is mHktntt
this trip to fin-her complete, his !
i.-iidy lnr ami splendid lad'"' out
tf.UUK 4iMrtiUKiit lur. It Is Ml
tettdy credit tony city, but Hull
brg A Co. will not li mi t lifted until
it U not only anion the best, but I
In fact, i!e best 111 the mate.
POUDRE- DAINTY
Clean, Refreshing, White
and Fresh, Handy for the
Purse or Bag Takes the
Place of the Powder Puff.
Only 25c, Notion Counter.
NEW ! NEW
Many Beautiful Fabrics for
Waistings, Kimonas, House
Dresses Just Opened. The
late Persiandesigh predom
inates, 1 0 toJ25c per" yard
linen Suits and Lin
gen's Dressees
Values to . . $20
Special at $5.00
And this is tho second day of this
extraordinary offer no doubt
you were hero yesterday and in
spected these suits, or had ono
put away for you. Those splen
did linen suits will provo Ideal
for mountains, sea-shore, travel
ing or right here at homo. Every
well dressed woman Is wearing
them in their shopping tours.
This low price is causing them to
move lively. Come early, before
tho ono you Intended to select
from Is sold. ,
Regular values up to j, ff
$20. Now only ipO.Ul
Edwards Tlireatencd by Crank.
UNITED riUCSS UB1SID WIEH.l
Now York, Aug. 10. A letter
threatening with death William H.
Edwards, street cleaning commis
sioner, who yostorday overpowered
tho man who tried' to assassinate
Mayor Qaynor, was received today.
Tho lottor was written in German
script and was couched In vulgar
language It declared Edwards
would bo dead within 24 hours. Tho
mlsslvo was signed "A Friend of
Gnllnghor."
Crossed Irish Sen.
rtWITKD PRKSS U0J8ID WlliB.J
Blackpool, Eng., Aug. 10 Flylnij
for moro than CO miles ovor tho
Irish Sen, Robert Lornlno, actor and
aviator, today drove an noroplnne
from Blackpool, on the Lancashire
const, to a point nenr Llandudno, on
tho const of Wales.
o
Snvo Ten Per Cent
By paying your wafer bills on or
boforo tho 10th of tho month. 8-S-.1t
Wo Aro Still
Getting those rich, red Chinook
salmon direct from the const, nt
Farrlngton's.
Mr. Knorr On Sick List
'For sovoral days past Mr.. Knorr.
;Jlr., of tho Knorr Shoo compnny, Imb
boon vory sick but Is reportod to bo
Improving this morning.
o
Festivals in Japan.
Evory month In tho yenr appears
to provldo somo special attraction
for tho Japnnoso. No soonor have
they pnssed through tho colouration
of the Niw Yoar than thoy aro In
tho midst of celebrating the bloom
ing of tho plum tree, which oven In
tho cold days of Fobruary puts forth
swoot bolssoms to hnstou tho spring.
In March comos tho girls' fostlvnl
which Is dovotod to Ideals of osthell
clsm and manners, such as womon
should cultivate. April sees tho
parks and gardens, and nlmost ovory
street and avenue, a cloud of filmy
misted cherry blossoms, and tho
wholo population making holiday to
seo the Indescribable exuberance of
beauty. May la tho month of tho
iris and tho wistaria, July and Aug
ust tho lily, and November tho chry
santhemum. London Standard.
"Anilnlo ypu over think what you
are gating tgjlo when you are a great
big who." "N no. sir." "Ah, I
kaw it. - Children are so slilftteaa
tne times. And why don't you
gl It any thought?" "B cause 1
am a little girl, sir "-Tit Bits
PARSONS 84
MOTHER 107
YEARS OLD
SANTIAM RANCHER AVITH FINE
WAIl ' ItECORD VISITS HIS
MOTHER HERE THEIR COM
BINED AGE IS 101 YEARS.
N. M. Parsons, of Foster, aged 84
years, made a visit today to his
mother in this city, who Is 107 years
of age, and will return to his ranch on
tho Santlam in a few days.
Mr. Parsons has had an interesting
enreer, and almost remarkablo war
record. Ho saw service In tho Illi
nois Fifth Infantry during the civil
war, participating in the battles of
Wilson Craek, Fort Donaldson, Mis
sionary Ridge, Shiloh, Lookout
Mountain, Vlcksburg and Atlanta,
and was with Sherman on his march
to the sea. At Atlanta ho saw Gen
eral McPherson shot and assisted In
carrying his remains from the battle
field. During this battlo ho also had
three horses shot from under him.
He carries now three bullets in his
body and a sabro scar across the
breast.
After tho war he saw service in
the two houses of the Illinois legisla
ture. Whllo advanced in age he Is
still enjoying splendid health.
REGISTER IF
YOU WANT TO
CAST A VOTE
While thero Is In existence no law
requiring tho city to open up registra
tion books for tho special election 10
be held on August 15th, with rela
tion to the purchase of tho Salem
Water company's plant, and because
of It the city will open no registra
tion books, it is for all that necessary
that those voting at the election
should be registered, and It will be
Incumbent upon them should they
desire to participate in it to either,
register with tho county clerk or
swear their vo'e In through Blank A.
That is in substance tho opinion
which will bo rondered this afternoon
or tomorrow by City Attorney Corby
to City Clerk Moores in, pursuance to
a request by the council. Mr. Corby
holds that tho only Instances in which
the city Is required to open registra
tion books aro when nominating elec
tions are held and that It must do
so then to comply with the direst
primary law. At any other election,
however, there Is no law authorizing
It to do so, and for their guidance
tho Judges must look to tho registra
tion books of tho county. These
books are now opn and as It is neces
sary for a voter to be registered to
vote at the election It Is urged that
everyone interested should register
before election day. Should they fail
to register thoy can swear their vote
In through Blank A, but this may
occasion considerable trqublo, and tho
better way will be to register.
YELLOWSTONE
PARK INJURED
BY BIG FIRES
Butte, Mont., Aug. 10. Fore3t
fires are raging today In Yellowstone
Nntlonal Pnrk. A force of 200
regulars aro fighting tho flames and
backfiring at lako Yellowstone, where
the blaze Is worst. The heaviest
timber In tho park is burning.
It is foarcd that thousands of
head of big and little game have been
burned. Deer, elk nnd moose aro
flying In panic to tho open places in
tha park and to tho Montana and
Wyoming hills. A big timber bolt In
tho St. Mnry's mountains caught flro
today but vigorous bnckflrlng proved
successful and the flames died out.
Tho fires aro not close to tho line
of tourist trnvol but much beautiful
sconory 1b bolng marred.
FIRE CAUSED BY
EXPLOSION OF !
CELLULOID STAY!
Laundry Plant liitrucd in Portland '
Today with Loss of $75,000 100
Girls In Jeopardy 200 Out of Em-1
ployinent.
Portland, Oro., Aug. 10. The ex-, '.
plosion of a celluloid stay In a
woman's shirt waist caused destruc
tion by fr ef U Uultwd States
Lnuudry company's plant Grand ave
nue and HMt Yamhill afreet, today
and entailed a properly los of ap
proximately $7.'. 00(i and, throwing
ubout u ruiis U'iniui ai tly ovu l
employment. Tho lives of nearly 100
girls were In Jeopardy for several
minutes and many of them would
havo been lost but for heroism dis
played by some of the firemen and a
few passers-by who rushed In and
dragged tho womon Into tho air.
Mrs. Caroline Schmidt, an elderly
woman employed in the ironing room
on tho top floor of the threo-story
structure, was tho last person to come
out and she was dazed when assisted
to tho sidewalk. She had abandoned
hopo and was resigned to her fate
when ono of the men who had
rushed In from tho street grabbed
her by tho arms and dragged her
from tho stairs that surrounded tho
elevator shaft through which the
flames quickly spread over tho entire
structure.
In less than an hour the interior
had been devoured, but it is believed
that tho brick walls were llttlei dam
aged and that they can bo utilized
in rebuilding.
OLD
IN SALEM'S
Salem, Aug. 8. Ed. Journal: I
see you Bpeak of golden pavements
In an Oregon town. Perhaps It
would Interest your many readers to
learn that I am laying pavements
and floors all the time and that
about a month ngo ono of my help
ers panned out a shovelful of black
sand that was delivered to me to lay
a cement floor In a house on Com
mercial street, nnd found many par
ticles of fine gold in the sand when
washed down to about a teaspoon
ful. There is gold In nearly all the
sand used for cement In Salem, and
gold has been panned out of the
gravel taken from tho basements wf
buildings. These are facts and can
be verified at any time.
J. P. VEATCH,
Cement Contractor.
JAWBONE IS
IDENTIFIED
AS KENDALL'S
Oakland, Cal., Aug. 10. Dr. T. B.
Goodman, a dentist, today Identified
a portion of Jawbone found on the
Starbuck ranch near Cazadero as hav
ing been that of Thomas A. Kendal'.
Goodman declared that the dental
work corresponded with work he had
done for Kendall a yoar and a half
ago.
The local authorities, have com
municated with the Sonoma county
officials and it Is probable that an In
quest on tho charred bones of the
Kendall family will be held at once.
Broke Swimming Records.
London, Aug. 10. Frank E.
Beaurepalro of Victoria, Australia,
has broken the world's swimming
records for 200 and 300 meters; also
for 300 yards. Tho respective fig
ures established are 2:30, 3:50 1-5
and 3:30.
Salem
t
I GRAIN, HAY, FEED, FLOUR,
ETC.
J. F. JONES, Mnnager.
Phone Main 008.
1823 State Street.
Grain Wanted :i
Wo aro in the market for Oats,
Wheat, Barley, Rye, Cheat
Seed, otc. Highest cash prices
pnld and sacks furnished free.
Sacks
For Sale
If you d) not earo to sell your
grain at the present time, we
have now sacks and sack
twine for sale.
D. A. WHITE I
& Sons.
FtMl!iMH mid Kettlilteii.
SbM X. Comim-reinl StrtH't,
Salem, mvmH.
SDEWALKS
STEAM
COLLIDE
ATLANTIC
NORWEGIAN STEAMER COMES IN
TO PORT WITH BIG HOLE IN
HER HULL FROM BEING RAM
MED BY COLLIER MARCELLU3.
New York, Aug. 10. With a gap
ing hole In her bow, the Norwegian
steamer Rosarlo DIglorgio arrived to
day from Port Antonio and reported
a collision with tho United States
collier Marcellus at 2 a. in. Tuesday.
According to the officers of tho
steamer the collier sustained little
damage.
The two vessels collided 1 a dense
fog, the collier tearing Into the hull
of tho steamer. After striking the
vessels sheared off, scraping each
other's sides without further injury.
The hole in the Rosarlo Is above the
water Una and she was able to pro
ceed unaided.
The Marcellus is attached to the
Atlantic fleet. She has not been re
ported as yet by the navy depart
ment. LANGFORD.
TO MEET
KAUFMAN
BIG FIGHT SCHEDULED FOR TO
NIGHT AT PHILADELPHIA
LANGFORD IS FAVORITE DE
SPITE KAUFMAN'S ADVAN
TAGE OF AVEIGHT.
UNITED J'EES" TJS1SKD WIEE.
Philadelphia, Pa., Aug. 10.
Clouds threatening rain today may
necessitate the postponement until
next Tuesday night of the Kaufman
Langford fight scheduled to take
place In the baseball park tonight.
The Boston tar baby Is still the
favorite, although those who are
watching the development of the
fighters say that Kaufman has Im
proved wonderfully. Langford's
backers figure that their man will
win, despite the fact that Kaufman,
who weighs at least 40 pounds more,
is seconded by Billy Delaney. The
fighters are to receive 75 per cent
of the gross receipts. It Is under
stood that this sum Is to be divided
equally between them. A $25,000
gato Is expected.
Langford's seconds swill be Joe
Woodman, his manager; George By
ers and "Slivers" Davis. Kaufman
will be looked after by Billy De
laney, Johnny Loftus and Bob
Deady.
A late dispatch says the fight was
postponed on account of rain until
tomorrow night.
Captured Big Reward, Too.
UNITED TBESS LEASED WIBE.l
Los Angeles, Calif., Aug. 10. A
man arrested at Dillon Wednesday
where R 's alleged he wns trying to
rob a bank, has been identified by
the authorities thero as "Bill"
Haney, formerly of Los Angeles,
who is wanted in Canada. Ho will
be taken to Canada If the Identifica
tion proves correct, for endeavoring
to rob a train and killing a Canadian
frontiersman with whom he fought
at the time of the hold-up.
The Canadian authorities, who
have been searching for him for
moro than a year, have been notified,
nnd nro ready, It Is said, to pay
$C,500 reward for Haney's arrest.
SOUTH SALEM PARK CLUB
WILL nAVE A SMOKER
Tho South Salem Push Club will
have a smoker next Saturday night
at Townsend's hall to consider tho
question of buying tho water plant.
This Is an Important matter and all
interested people aro urged to 1)2
present.
I west Salem Transfer
Passenger
Baggage
Connects with all trains nt
West Salem for Dallas, Falls
City and Salem.
Leaves Journal office for
West Snlom at 8:40 a. m.,
12 ra., 1:10 p. m. and 4.00 p.
m. every day except Sunday.
Also for Independence, Mon
mouth and McMlnnvllle.
Leave Sunday at 8:00 n.
in., l:0fl p. ro., and 5:15 p.m.
Calls at hotels on request.
Telephone or leave orders at
Capital Journal office any day
but Sunday. Phne ii.
1,3, Underwood, Mgr.
She Will Not Wed Dnkc.
Now York, Aug. 10. "You can say
for mo that thero is absolutely no
foundation for tho frequent reports
of a forthcoming marriage of my
daughter to tho Duko Abruzzl," de
clared Senator Stephen B. Elklns to
day. "I consider theso reports,
amusing. They aro nothing more
than foolish rumors. I am glad lo
deny them emphatically."
Chnrged With Murder.
Newark, Ohio, Aug. 10. The grand'
Jury today returned 39 indictments,
five charging murder In tho first de
gree, in connection with the lynch
ing of Detective Carl Etherlngton.
several weeks ago.
Etherlngton was shot to death fol
lowing tho killing of a cafe keeper
here during a raid conducted at the
Instance of tho Anti-Saloon league.
Went Through Him Clean.
UNITED FIUCSS LEASED WIRE.
Los Angeles, Aug. 10. Edward'
Mills, a horse dealer of Oakland,,
was robbed of ?2,180 and three val
uable diamonds a few minutes after
his arrlvnl In Los Angeles from San
Francisco todny. Leaving his train
at the station Mills started for a
downtown hotel. Upon reaching his
room ho discovered his wallet, con
taining two ?1,000 bills and a num
ber of smaller denomination and tho
diamonds, was gone. There Is ni'
clue to the thief.
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The Laziest Man in the World.
Would not bo contented to be kept,
la the house nnd do nothing by rheu
matism. Neither aro you, who are
always busy and active. Then don't,
neglect the first twinge of an ache or
pain that you might thing Is Just a.
"crick." Rub well with Ballard's.
Snow Liniment and, no matter what
the trouble is, it will disappear at
once. Sold by all druggists.
Norwich Union
Fire Insurance Society
Frank Meredith, Resident Agent
Room IS Bush Bnnk Blk, Salem, Or.,
MONEY TO LOAN!
TUOS. K. FORD
Over Ladd & Bush Bank, Salem, Or.
NEW TODAY
L
T T T -T M -T
FOR SALE A well located business
loton South Commercial for $700
This Is O. K. Bechtel & Bynon,.
347 State. 8-9-tf
FOR SALE Fine 5 or 10-acre tract.
Homer H. Smith, room 5, McCor
nack bldg. Phone 96. 8-2tf
CAN TOU AFFORD To pass up
such an opportunity as the follow
ing: For sale, good 6-room house,
pantry, bath, all rooms good size,
board walks, barn and chicken,
house, city water, excellent view,
lots of shado and fruit trees, house?
plastered and in extra good condi
tion. Price $1900, easy terms.
Homer H. Smith, room 5, McCor
nack building. Phone 96.
8-2-tf
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 It'
taken soon. Speed 1800 to 2000
per hour. Inquire Journal Salem,
Ore. 3-21-tf
GOOD BUY Ten acres Rosedale;
fine soil, all Irrigable; 200 cordsi
wood. Bargain at $800. Bechtel
& Bynon, 347 Stato street.
8-9-tf
FOR SALE A modern 5-room cot
tage, on an improved corner lou
56x107; one uf the finest .locations)
In the city. This place has a IB
modern plumbing, bath, toilet,
lavatory, etc., connected wlttu
sewer. Fireplace, teamed celling,
cabinet kitchen and all up-to-date
conveniences. The location Is ex
cellent. Easy payments. Hornet
H. Smith, room 5 McCornack:
building. Phono 96. 6-22-tf
POR 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, Wonh., and HOC
acres In Columbia county, Wash.
For particulars and lnformati
call on or wrlto me at the Journal
office, Salem, Ore. R. M. Hofer.
6-13-tf
POR SALE A fine lot on south
east corner of 24th and Trade Sts..
high and dry, 60x192. This
a dandy. $400, $25 down, bal
ance $10 per month. Homer H.
Smith, Room 5, McCormack build
ing. 6-20-tf
FOR SALE Span of large mules,
cheap, at Hammer's sawmill, 3 milo-
west of Down's Station, North
Howell.
7-28-3wks
SOMETHING REAL GOOD Tan
aores at Rodale, covered with'
timber and having a Urge flint
rock quarry; stumpg sell read
ily on ground to driers at $1.50
per cord. Perpetual running
stream; first elaaa fruit soil wfcen
cleared; part Irrigable. Owner
needs money and this Is jour op
portunity. Bechtel & Bynon. 347
State g-s-tf.