FAGE EIGHT.
CLlic DailirHd Journal
SALEM, OREGON,
WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1910.
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COMDTO EVENTS
Jaly 16, Wednesday Dance
at armory given by the tiki'
lodge,
July 18, friday Cherrian
band concert at Willson park,
beginning at 8 o'clock.
July 20 36 Kllison-Whtte
ckaulauqua iu Salem.
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"THE HAUNTED
BEDROOM" j
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Wa boy liberty bonds. 314 Maaonlc
bldg. tl
Dr. J. H. Garnjobst, recently return
ed from France, has resumed h prac
tice, iill I'. 3. National bank bid. 7 17
I'll gat bira yet.
7 17
F. W. Led better, president of the
Oregon I'ulp aud Taper Co., the new
pni'r mill Jo be erected in Mule m, wan
in the city yesterday. A contract waa
let with A. T. MofrYtt for the removal
of the old elevator building on Trade
street to the foot of Trado street, clone
to the river. The concrete foundiitioni
tor the mill will be poured tliii week.
The main building will be erected 70
I feet from Commercial s:roit, extending
fiom a point 70 feet went of (oiuiner
jeial along Trade direct to the KIcetric
I riiiliuu'd opiir.
Try Northern riour. It'a Bear,
Tery tack guaranteed. At yout gro
tera. If
Artificial teeth, have expert plate
u, Kith. over 33 years experience,
at sjr office. Dr. D, X. Beechler, den
tist, (02 U. 8. Nat. bank bldg. tf
The bay market for the season baa
not a yet been cstalillihed, ucioMnig
to llarlev O White, There t.nvn lw
but a few inquiries from ta batftM
Call Patton Plumbing Oo. for your
repair work. Thone IOCS, 220 N. Com.
treet. tf
Dr. Carl B. Miller baa opened bis
dontal office at 510 511 U. 8. bank
Md. Pbone 341. tf
state organization working for the
good of aviation, the opinion has been
freely expressed that Oregon will take
front rank in aviation matters in the
west.
I'll get him yet
717
I'll get him yet.
7 17
Flylt'g airplanes is said to be a norv-
ous job and during the war tho avia
tion section- generally took a man off
the job if things went too far wrong.
The hard luck Lieutenant Itrowno has
been experiencing since he came here
before the Fourth has been such that
th doctors have advised him to Iny off
from 30 to 01) days. The Commercial
club is on the track of an aviator who
will come to Snlem to fill all of Licuten
ant Browne's contracts, lining the plane
shipping market. Tho local market lieutenant brought with him
quoted at from fid to lf a ton, accord
ing to the distance from Mnlem, The
principal triinrkot for-the valley, Mr.
White says, is in l'ortlnnd and in south
ern Oregon, But the crops in southern
Oregon aro good this year aud the in
dications are that Instead of buying,
that part of the state will be looking
for an outside market.
" Bry pickers dsnce at Brooks Thvtrs-
day evening. Kverybody invited. 7 IT
Tor flnrt olaas work -call Society
Cleaners and Dyers, 1272 State Ht.
iTrene lflHt, tf
Rabun CWar Factor Is now mukJrie:
! Corona" ti "Little Salem" el
Kara exactly aa lacy were made before
re war. Smoking them reminds you of
old time. " tf
fmtn Ctilifurniii.
Dance at Brooks Thursday evening.
717
Keep kool alongside one of our rv
frigerntora. Special prices UlU week,
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Buy old papers at the Journal office.
Kive and ten cent bundles. 7 lt
Buy old papera at the Journal office.
1'ivo fttul ten cent bundles. 7 ID
Milton U. Keppler, president of the
Aero club of Diegon, wit in the city
yesterday conferring with (lovernor
Olrott on airplane matters. Now that
Oregon has for its governor a real nir
plnue fan, and Nuloin a suitnMe nv!n
tion field, and 1'oitliind tho head of a
Blng and Lambert cherries. We
are in the market bring them to our
big plant opposite S, P. Co. passenger
station, or phone 204, Phe Co. tf
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This week's drapery special, cre
tonnes and culored over drapes, values
to 75c at 35c and 49c a yard. Hamil
ton 's.
Read Bishop's ad, be will tell you
how to keep your boy tool.
It waa cool In Salem yesterday com
pared to other points In the weet.
While the maximum hero was 03 other
points enjoyed the good old summer
time as follows: MciUord 104 Spokane
10"., Pendleton 110, Hoseburg 100, Yak
iiim 104, Ituker H, Albany U.I and The
Dalles 103. Kven in Calgary it was 8S.
Phoenix took a back sent with only 9(1
while down south ar- New Orleans it
was D2. The forecast is for more of the
same weather.
Newport fishing season opens; ling
eod sliced, 15c, and whole fish 12c per
pound; red eod lOo pound. Fitte Mar
ket, tf
i A tourUt party made up of Mr. and
Mrs. J. V. ilillpot and Aldine, Jane aud
: Waldroa liillpot of Eugene arrived in
the citr yejterdar, stopping at the
Bligh hotel.
! Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Pratt of Falls
.City were among the arrivals ia Salem
today.
I Among the recent guests at the
Bligh hotel were Mr. aud Mrs. H. An
derson, Eugene; V. C Shea, Scotts
Mills; Mclford Allen, Stuytou; V. S.
Liikens, rVaside. ,
i The following people are registered
st the Capital hotel: Mr. and Mrs. .
M. Shrogin. Eugene: Mr. and Mrs. W.
J. MeCormic, Visalia, Cal.; Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Drake and Mrs. Louisa Dix
on, Grants Pas.
1 (iuy U. Emerv of the Ellison-White
rhautauqua company, is a guest at the
Marion hotel today,
j Mr. and Mrs. Chester V. Dolph of
Portland are among the recent arriv
'als in Salem.
P. O. Deckebach of the Marion
creamery, is in .Portland today on a
business errand.
Miss Jessie Harbison, who has been
visiting with relatives in the city, left
this morning for t'ortlnnit.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Baker who are
touring California, write friends here
they will rest at Lake Taiioe a few
days before continuing on their way to
Han Diego.
Mrs. Jane Williams is in Seattle vis
iting at the home of her son ( . P. Wil
liams, who is manager of the poultry
and stock fooil department ' of the
Charles H. Lilly company.
H. M. Endicott will leave this eve
ning for a visit to his former home in
lima.
Mrs. James Albert has returned from
a visit with her parents at Hooper, Or.
Dr. L. R. Springer,
bldg. corner Court
Phone 114.
dentist, Moore
and Liberty.
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Truit time, do your preserves In Pnr
Spun 'Aluminum. Sec window display,
1 1 ii in i 1 1 on 's.
Soft collars, arrived at Bishop's to
day, lntest styles.
Oscar Steelhammor, secretary of the
Business M"n's League of Salem, is in
receipt of nn invitation to be extended
to all grocers and merchants. For the
Ameers and Merchants' state associa
tion will hold its nnniinl picnic at
Itonncvile on August 0. Theie will bo
ervations should be made at least by
next Tuesday, either to the Marion ho
tel or direct to T. E. McCroskey, man
ager of tho Commercial club.
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The funeral services of William F.
Simon who died Julv 13, while on the
way to a riiilem hospital feom Inde
pendence, will be held next Friday af
ternoon at tho Rigdon chapel at 2:30
o'clock. Th services will be conducted
bv the Reverend Smiley and burial
11 be in the City View cemetery.
Three more children have reported
to Superintendent W. iM. Smith that
they have earned money for war suv
ings stamps and that it has been in
vested in stamps. These are Kenneth
King, 9. of rural route 8, Kulem; Floyd
King, 13, of rural route 8. Snlem and
(lladys Edgar, 9, of 127 Union street,
Salem. These pupils will write an es
Bay telling how they earned the money
and present it to the teacher at the
opening of school. They will bo given
one of the hand grenade banks.
The funeral services of Frances Oer-
nld Smith, the 13 vcar old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred O. Hmith of It'ith
and Hineg street, who died yesterday
noon, will bo held Thursday nfternooii
at 2 o'clock from the Rigdon chapel.
The services will be conducted by the
liev, Lelnnd Porter and burial will be
in tho Odd Fellows cemetery.
In snmmarMng the progress of the
baseball, dniicing, croquet, tennis and loganberry Industry In th last tosM
a wading pool for children. -Tniimnl infm-fiintl irennnltia
Santa Rosa Ctl., July 16. Following;
his d it la ratio,! of several days ati that
ur was pit-ruig iu (mir pari ui ms
confession that he murdt-red his young
bride, , Frieda, at I'kiah last week, Her
msn Knaesche today fermaiij denied
that he was guilty of the crimeji
"The confession was forced from me
when I was overronie with brief," he
declared from his cell in the county jail
here.
"I did not k".ow whnt I waa saying.
Thev kept at me until I made a state
ment. I wanted to be left alone with
my grief.' f
"The shock of the tragedy complete
ly unnerved me," he continued. "Then
thev started plying me with questions.
I did not krow what to do to mcke
them leave nie alo-ie. So, I confessed.
"But I didn't do it. Iloved hci and
she loved me. I could not have commit
ted such a crime.
Hibernians Prepare To
We'cons DsYalera When
He Arrives In Trisco
San Francisco, July 16. With inter
est in Ireland's fight for freedom up
permost in the hearts of the delegates
to the nationul convention of the An
cient Order of Hibernians, today's ses
sions aro given over largely to arruiigc
incuts for the reception of Eainuion De
Vnlera, "president of the Inth repub
lic," who arrives from Chicago tomor
row night.
Mayor Rolph, city officials, and the
officers of Hibernian conclave will wel
come De Valera to San Frr.ncisco lor a
four-day stay. Friday, ho will address
the Hibernian convention aud iu the
Aiming ijll address an Irish mass
meeting. Saturday the degree of doclof
of philosophy will be conferred upon
him by St. Ignatius Vniversily aud Sun
day ho will unveil a monument to Rob
ert Emmett and address a meeting In
Oakland.
A special train of San Frnut-isco Irish
and visiting Hibernians will meet De
Valera at Sacramento.
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In taffeta silk and silk poplins.
A splendid assortment of styles
and colors for your choosing.
$9.75 to $16.50
"Our Prices Always The Lowest"
GALE & COMPANY
Phone 1072'
Coml. & Court Streets Formerly Chicago Store
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Permanent and temporary positions open for young
Wccn with cr without experience.
Applications will be receive! during the present
strike at car Central Office ia Salem. Telephone Build
up 170 North Libert? StreeL
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The Pacific Telephone &
Telegraph Company
wading pool for children
Dr. Mott, Bank of Commerce, 407-8.
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X bny Junk of all kinds, tags and
hnttles, metal, iron, broken down autos
and parts of sutos. Oivs ns a trial.
Pteinbock Junk Co. S26 N. Com. t.
Phone 305. tf
Bishop says soft collars arrived
day, get yours now.
Vudr shades for porch comfort,
sizes. Hamilton's.
to-
All
The funeral services of John nook
who died duly 1", will be held Thurs
dny morning at Irt o'clock from the
Kigdnu I'hnpel and will lx eondneted
ly the liev. U-is-'d I'mter. Burial will
lie in the lcc Miss.ou cauietery.
CARD Or THANKS
We wish to thank our friend fur
their kindness anil mcssnges of sympa
thy during our recent bereavement.
l)r. H. I,. Kdwards, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin
Griffith, Harriet K. tiriffith.
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Dr. L. R. Bpringer, dentist, Moore
h'dg. corner Court and Liberty.
Tinne 114. tf
Notice: I will not be responsible for
any debts unless contracted for by my
self, personally. Ward N. Barrett. 7-il
"Motorttfe" will clean any gasoline
engine, ml your engine perfectly,
,snve you gasoline, Mmi give ymi nuire
power. Uevere tires give yon the ti-t
jniilcnge. Clark's Tire House, 319 X.
.Commercial street. 7 19
I A tmmber of citisens will take din
ner with William Jennings Bryan
I when he com(s to Salem next Wednes
jday to appear on the Chautauqua p'at
. form in the evening, aecerding to Au
gust iiuckestein. A Mr. llryan is still
one of the. prominent ci! Irons of the
country, if wna thought that the capi
tal city should offi'r him some recog
nition and that he shenld be entertain
ed at dinner at the Mnrion hotel. Res-
of, the Journal aa uniortuaats pottpiaj
of words iiiiute it appear mat ue m i
shippiiiK firms of Mangis Bros, and
Van Dorn were a.hypiieuated combina
tion, whereas it is genenill;; known
thut tho two lire entirely distinct. They
were associated together in the article
because of the fact that both firms
were engaged in the same line of phek
ing and shipping. These two firms aro
handling their shnre of the Kerry ship
ments out of Sulom and are demon
strating the most economical method
of moving the fruit.
Pres. Doney of Willamette leaves to
morrow for Iatirnndc, where he will
attend the three dny session of the dis
iiirt convention uf the Hpworth liCiigue
He has a series of five addresses on
the program.
Of special interest to Marion comity
producers is tho dispatch from Wash
ington stating that Congressman Haw
ley has introduced and is pushing a bill
levying a tax of two cents a gallon on
fruit .juices, instead of the 10 per cent
tss imposed by another measure. Mr.
linwli'v Iihs another bill iu charge that
levies no tux whatever on undiluted
fruit juices.
Frank Coffman and Ioule Tabeau,
ho have been in the county jnil for
the pust week, suspected of having
something to do with tho Silvertou
robbery about two weeks a;o, were
brought before Justice I'nruh this
wioruing. The men cliuiued they were
working in a ship yard on the night of
Ihe tol'Wiy and this nun touoboiaUd
by the timekeeper. They hnd .been ar
rested in l'ortlnnd for Inst driving and
were found in the company of an ex
convict who had just served five years.
They were also wearing some of the
clothing stolen at 8ilverton. Bolh of
the young men are out of tho Uregoa
slate penitentiary on parole.
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J. T. Hunt, county commissioner is
showing today several heads of wheat
taken from his farm three miles north
i':i at of Sublimity and 17 miles due east
uf Salem, frigid wheat, Mr. Hunt ex
plained, shows more filled grain and a
general better condition than anything
raised the past generation. He has 123
acres of the wheat and his boy hnvc
in 40 acres. Mr. Hunt also has a tine
crop of outs, in all 2- acres, that he
figures will run from 3't to JU bushels
an ncre. The farm is known as the
Beaver ilen stock farm and is the
original donation land clnim tketi up
ov iLr. Hunt s father, t w. ntiut, in
1H.)1. The luud has never pussed out
of the Hunt family. The, commissioner
now owns the entire li4Uacres.
J. W. Lafollette is not satisfied with
the decision of the circuit court iu
which he was ordered to deliver his
loganberries to the Snlem Kings Pro
ducts cunipany at 5Mi tents aud take
his chances on tho 3Vi cents a pound
Unit the compuny wus oidcicd to de
liver into tho hands of the county
clerk, to be fought over from a legal
standpoint. Hence ho has appealed
from the decision of the circuit court
to the supreme court.
A marriage license waa issued yeetcr
dav to John 1). Fields, 19, of 1135 South
13th street, Snlem, a depot agent, and
Florence M. Schafor, IX, also of Bulom.
This morning a license was issued to
Kugeno B. Urubenhorst, 24, a civil en
gineer of Hulom and Helen Marie Har
ris, 20, a cashier, also of Sulciu.
Salem's a Good Place to Trade
Why Pay More?
BARGAIN DAY-EVERY DAY
WE WILL CONTINUE OUR BARGAIN FURNI
TURE ALL THIS WEEK. COME IN AND LET US
SHOW YOU HOW WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY.
Peoples Furniture and Hardware Store
271 N. Commercial St. Salem.
The Slogan of Today and of the Future
Ship By Ttfttck
Willamette Valley
Transfer Co.
PHONE 1400
UNIFORM BREAD
When you cut that loaf of daily bread, what do you
find?
Is it up to your standard, or does it vary in quality
from day to day?
HOLSUM BREAD is uniform in taste, flavor and
Coodness, we would not have it otherwise.
Ask your grocer to deliver fresh warm HOLSUM
BREAD daily.
Cherry City Baking Co,
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THE ARMORY
TONIGHT
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Good Music
I'll Say So