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J. 1. STOCKTON""
THE OLD WHlTEjftRNER I
CP'FriAl AFFFDBrWo 1
.
IN
DRESS
Willie Serge, wftlblnck lialrllnc chcfe pattern, 30 Indies wide, Spe-
c,ul "'-; 38c
White. Panama, with nne hnlrllno stripe, !J0 Inches wide,
siR'dnl ; 38d )d
Light Color Novelty Check Suiting, 30 Inches wide, Special 40b yd
illicit Suiting, Oyster White, pround,wlllijr broken plaid patterns
Ml50 values .,...,.. GQd yj
42-Inch Panama Suitings, 'in One hairline plaid; checks nml stripes,
over cream ground. 91.25 values q5A
jKJ.nch ChllTon Panama, guaranteed
o1 '.
WHITE PETTICOATS
31.12
Your choice of over ono hun
dred skirts, beautifully trimmed,
tuqkcd and ruffled.
81.35
It. al good values that will bo
sure to Interest you If you see
them.
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n.VCST GRILL IN-
EASTERN OREGON
; SpnrioiiM Dining Room Finished and
lumlMicu In I'leuilNii iKrtlgu
Throughout.
(Pendleton Tribune.)
Ono of tho swollcst dining rooms
la cnBtcrn Oregon Is being opened
to tho public this woek In tho Bow
man hotel nt tho corner of Main and
llallrond streets In this city.
Judd Fluh. formerly of tho Uma
tilla House nt The DnMes and ono
of tho best known and most popular
hotel mon In tho Inlnnd cmplro, who
leased tho Hotel Bowman May 1,
has Just fitted up tho basement In
elegant stylo and will opon a cafo
this week.
Tho Bpnclous dining room, -lOxSO
feet undor tho hotel building has
been furnished nnd fitted up at an
expense of nbout $3000 and is one
of the most unlquo rooms in tho
city.
I Is ilttod nnd furnished in tho
Flemish design throughout. Tho
heavy Flomlsh furniture, sideboard
and shelving wero nil manufactured
at the Forstor Plnlnlng mill In th's
city and spooks much for tho arinv
tie 'kill of thnt mill.
There nro 12 Inrgo tables, all of
which hnvo tho honvleat Flomlsh de
sign with feir Flemish hnlrs to
match each, while tho pillars anl
Joists arc In tho Flemish nnd tho on
tlre plnce Is benutlfully lighted with
electric lights of unlquo designs.
About tho entlro room la n sholf
''! with ra-o -old Flemish mugs,
ileitis nnd plates, bearing mottos
and beautifully colored and tho
room has nn artistic and homo llko
PIearnnco throughout. Sovornl of
the old fashioned fireplaces add tc
the beauty of tho plnco and every
thing has beon dono to carry out tho
Flemish doslgn.
Tho kitchen will bo on the upper
floor nnd tho orders will bo sent to
the dining room by moans of a
dumb waltor or olovator and thus
the heat and odors from tho cooking
win not reach tho dining room nnd
THE JUNE
BRIDE'S STORE
All past satisfactory experience
'o Gift Buying combine to make
this s'ore noted.
All presents are appreciated by
the brldo but none so much aa
tVo that bear tho stamp of
wmlng from Barrs.
We havo made speolnl prepara
tions for tho greatest Juno wed
ding season of any that has gone
before
Lrok now, make your seloc
t!onshave them put aside, If
J'oii likebut look anyhow.
New Cut Glass
New Silverware
New Jewelry
Barr's Jewelry Store
State and Liberty Streets,
mr
GOODS
UVt
all cotton hut looks like
V...r..ft iOd d
95
Exceptional values that can't
bo duplicated In the city for $1.20
S1.08
A grand lino of $2.25 to $2.75
values grouped at ono price, and
that only
Sl.OS
tho plan of tho cafo scorns to bo
perfect.
Tho room Is arranged so that tho
massive tables may bo pushed nsldo
and dancing engaged In and. prlvato
apartments for families or parties
will bo maintained,
Mr. and Mrs. Fish havo designed
tho plnco throughout nnd hnvo ex
orcised much enro and taste In fit
ting up a dining room which will bo
highly nppreclatod by Pendleton
and tho traveling public.
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SALEM MARKET.
Locnl Wholesale Mnrknt.
Eggs 10c.
Butter Creamery 25c.
Cows $3 3.50.
lions Oc; young chlckons, 12c.
Local wheat 85 9 Oc.
Oats $1.45. '; .
Barley $25. .
Flour Hard wheat, $4,50 (J 4.80.
tr,lloy, $4.00.
Hay Cheat, $1314; clover, $3
9 per ton; timothy, $14 15.
Onions 3?ic
Hops 1907 crop, 44c.
Casenra Bark 3 to 3'.c.
Mohair 18c.
Hemll Murkei.
Oats $1.45 1.50 per cwt.
Wheat $1.00.
Rolled bnrloy $31.
Egps 17 c.
Butter Country, 20c; creamery,
30c.
Flour Valley, $1.1001.20 per
sack; hard whoat, $1.40 1.45.
Bran 90o por Back; $31.50 por
ton; shorts. $1.25 per snek.
Hay Cheat, $10.50 17; clover,
$15; cheat, 85c; clover 80c por cwt.
Oranges $2.05 2.75.
Lhestock,
Hog Fat, $5.50.
Stock hogs $4 4.50.
Stoors 34c.
Veal 5 7c. ,
Tropical Fruit.
Bananas $0,50.
Oranges $3.75 4.00.
Lomons $4 4.50,
Portland Market.
Poultry Hens, 13 14c; ducks
blpoSSy Hens, 14 tt 15c; duck,
170 ISc; pigeons, old, $1 per dozen.
Mlllstuff Bran, $20.
Hoy Timothy, valley, $7.50; al
falfa, $12 12.50.
o-
There are but few farmers who do
not wish at shearing time that thoy
had some sheop.
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Portland will spefcd $125,000 this
Minnie'- enlarging school capacity.
LAZYLIVER
?Xuc 'iU.uirr.comm.no m r Itl..
rrr,:Jo;0'v;.v.r.umm.y..
Best For
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CANOYCATIWtin.
mJuALSIUJEIIIIILUOHIOXES
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON,
NO CO-EDS
(Continued From Page 1.)
(bureau of public Instruction. Tho
uici ai3o sets forth that hereafter
no women shall be admitted to any
of tho universities.
U Is announced the action Is tho
remit of the activity on tho part of
women sfidents In revolutionary
movements. Tho womon havo been
open In their encouragement of the
men students In their attacks on the
government.
An appeal Is being made to tho
doumn for relief from tho effects of
tho edict.
The Btudonts proclaim tho czar's
order to bo "another effect of the
government to forco tho nation back
Into tho dark agos." They donounco
It as strlfllng progress and advance
ment and It Is not unusual to hear
the opinion expressed that tho day
has parsed In Russia when such ar
bitrary oppression will bo accepted
unchallenged.
Some of the shrewdest students of
affairs fear the results of tho edict
and riots would not come as a sur
prise. o -
STATE NEWS.
Circuit court met at Albany today
with ono serious criminal caso, stnto
vs. David F. Young, assault. Liquor
cases will bo dismissed.
A Presbyterian church was organ
ized at Pilot Rock.
The Rogue river vnlloy has had a
timely rain.
Tho people at Lyons, a station on
tho C. & E. railroad, want nn agent.
City Suptlntondont of Schools W.
C. McGeo'of Oregon City has boon re
elected. The first Sunday cxecurslon wn?
run from Albany to Newport yester-
j ony.
The Baptists havo dedicated a now
i church nt Ilermlston.
Tho Jury In tho Benson-Hyde land
fraud trials at Washington, D. C4, In
I which many Oregon people are Inter
ested, has Leon hung since Frldny.
E. M. Lazarus of Portland wns In
'Jured by a fall from a horse nt Notv,
port Sunday.
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WOMEN'S WOES.
Salem Women An Finding Relief n(
JillHt.
It docs teem thnt women hnvo
moro than a fair sharo of tho nchos
and pains that afflict humanity; thov
must'konp up," must attend to dtt
tlos in splto of constantly aching
linrlra op linn ft noting. 1II77V nnnllR.
benrlng-down pnlns; thoy must stoop
over, wnon 10 stoop menus loriuru.
They must walk and bond and work
with racking pains nnd many achns
from kidney Ills. Kidneys cnuso
mor6 suffering than any other organ
of tho body. Keep tho kldnoys well
nnd healthy Is easily mainlined
Rend of a remedy for kldnoys onlv
that holpi and euros tho kidneys an.',
is endorsed by pcoplo you know.
Mrs. Mary Baunmgardnor, of 424
Wntor st Salem, Ore., says: "1
havo found Bonn's Kidney Pills u
remedy thnt Is worthy of nil confi
dence nnd I am pleaded to endorse
them co that other tufferors from
kidney cnmplnint may know how to
got relief. I procured Bonn's Kid
nev Pllh nt Dr. Stono's drug store
nnd several members of our family
havo liaod them with gratifying ro
suits. I took thorn myself for n tired,
aching bnck nnd n dragging down
feeling that comes from Irregular
and dernnged kidneys. Tho results
woro of tho host. Tho aching and
soroness was banished and the kld
noys wero rendered normal. My
htfalth has become hotter in ovory
way." . . ,A
For snlo by nil donlors. Price 50
cnts. Foster-Mllbum Co.. Buffalo,
Now York, solo agents for tho United
States, ,
Romombor th namo Donn s
and take no other.
i a.m i A9 m urn vti rua wni ww
A ft it you haw ndvortlswl your
Imsliipss "moie thtiii you can nf
foul" for it while, It bocomet .i
ha id it tark to do that for you
ronio to b able to afford" so
much moro than formerly!
' Tho editors of this nnvHpnper
will nlwnh glw to Its readers tin
mnvs of the world mid thus nf.
ford to the met chant the oppor
tunity to .SUPPLEMENT IT with
the uewh of Ills More.
Impoitant Date lit Oregon.
State' Teachei'3 association at Bi
gono, June 25, 20 and 27.
Stato unlversltv commonciviMt.
Juno 21 to 24. at Eugene.
State normal giaduatlon at Mon
mouth. June 20 to 23.
Marlon county pioneer's rtunlon
at Hunt farm, Saturday. June 27.
State board of rwgenti normal
schools meets at Snlem. June 30.
Mt Angel college and seminary.
Tuosday, Juno 23.
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OASTOIIXA..
Bean lt 71 to Kljd Yw ltW -
vST, &s,m&&
w
Party with cash
better investi
gate. Price
reasonable.
Address H., care Journal
Fine Borne for Sale
MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1008
VETERANS
LEAVE FOR
NEWPORT
6.4.R. ENCAMPMENT
u
"i
PqS.T, AND RELIEF CORPS START,
TUESDAY FOR THE SEASIDE
WJIEltE THEY WILL REMAIN
IN' SESSION FOR THREE. DAYS.
TIlQ fifntlll Armi onmt.nns .lll
blazo at Newport by tho seasldo for
mreo uays tins week Wednosday,
Thursday and Friday.
iuoso aro tho days set for tho an
nual encampment of the department
of Oregon of tho 0. A. R. nnd Wom
an's Relief Corps. ,
Commnnder Thnmn nml Urnal.
dent Efflo Wright will lend tho hosts
irom mis cuy Tuesuny ror tho popu
lar summer resort.
Among those attending will bo
Capt. Webster nnd wlfo, D. W. Mat
hews nnd wlfo, Joshua Smith nnd
wife. Win. Llnslntf. .Tolm t nur.
hnns, E. L. Brlggs, W. H. Simpson,
iur. nnu airs. uiae,on stoiz,. mm.
ujma. i-umuruu nun many oiucrs.
MINISTER
ROASTS THE
SMART SET
(United t'rcsn I.me1 Wire.)
Unlvorsity of Oregon, Eugene, Or.,
Juno 22. "There nro women In B6
ton who send poodles to hear Carflso.
Thoy got their dog's nails manicured.
Indeed, 1 hnvo soon doggies taken
to rldo In conches for their health.
And n mntd would go along to hold n
parasol ovor each ono."
With this nrralgnmcnt of Boston's
Bmnrt set In his bnccnluarcato sor
moil i to tho graduating clnss of tho
University of Oregon tho Rov. Her
bert S. Johnson, pastor of tho Wnr
ren street Baptist church of Boston,
has created a stir in local society cir
cles, and thoso who heard tho sormon
nro today discussing with much In
terest tho mnrked difference botweou
social conditions in tho hub city and
thoso undor which thoy llvo.
Tho Iponkor also recalled to tho
nrrnngoments mndo for a recent east
ern bal), where $100,000 worth of
Imported butterflies woro turned
loofo to delight tho g'jests. Ho wns
dealing with social probloms, poodlo
dogs nnd nrlstocracy in contrast with
tho working people of tho country.
"Why, do you know," ho nskod,
"that I havo n friend back oast who
takes city children for fresh nlr, and
thnt ome of them struck bocnuso
tho milk was yellow and ridli nnd' not
bluo nnd thin llko the kind rich chil
dren had at 1101119. Thoy nrp chil
dren five years of ago In Boston who
have never soon a blade of grasi.
Such as thoso aro moro cogs nnd pul-.
loya In tho world." .
Tho preacher thon referred to1
Boston socloty lonuors nnu . tnoir
poodlos.
"At a ball In tho homo of n Now
Jersey hello, nftor wine' of tho cost
Host kind had boon sorved," ho con
tlnuod, "and nftor tho hall had boon
docorated with Atnerlcnn henut'oj
bought for $12 per doton, tho fathor
turned loose thousntidi of yellow,
gnudy colored huttorlllos to iluttor
nbount until thoy foil from oxhnus
tlon undor tho foot of tho dancers
And tjiogo buttorlltes cost not loss
than $100,000 while four b'ock
from that bnll room there wero wom
en earning through tho whole wook
only $4."
Dr, Johnson grnduntod from tho
University of Oregon In 1889. Ilia
father was Its first prosldont.
TERRIBLE
HEAT WAVE
IN CHICAGO
Chicago, June 22. ThU city todflv
Is again in tho grip of a terrific hont
wt and before noon two deaths
and" a dozen prostrations wero re
ported. The woollier bureau promises no
relief until tonight.
In the business section the pavo
went land stono walls are throwing
dff noat wave and it la so opprwslw
that It is hardly polbla to wnlk on
the streots.
The hospitals havfl raoolved ordo-.
to prepare to give swift attontlon to
heat victim and ambuluncss are
kept in readiness.
Iteports from tho packing houso
district say a number of prostrations
havo occurred there among tho for
eign workmen.
Tho torrid atmosphere has glvm
tho city, famous for Its bustling, ft
tropical languor.
JOCKEY Wllili HIIK
DESPITE INJURIES
lUr.it"! IV MH-Wlr.i
mh vnrif .thha 22. With one
arm In a sling and a 'bandage abouf
his head. Eddlo Dugan. the famous
jockey, with William Dugan, was In
an automobile smash up, announced
that he would bo qn the track today
and ride as scheduled
BIG LINE OF . i..r- '
rNEW LACES' -NEW
EMBROIDERIES ,
, NEW RIBBONS
Moro of thpso beautlfl FILET NET LACE WAjVDS which aro W '
much In demand. Extra chofco nattorns In FINE CORSET COVER
EMUItOIDEUY Just received. 11
HnV6 yoi ovor noticed how much 'finer tho Quality of our INDIA
LINENS and PERSIAN LAWNS nro for tho prlco than you can And
at ".regular stores?" ' , , 'i .
Wro havo Just received an extra largo assortment purchased on
tho now low prlco cotton b'ai's. ' ' '
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All Standard Brands of Calico now 5
Ladies' White Canvas Oxfords Re
duced as Follews:
$1.65 and $1.75 Grade reduced to- - - $1.25
1.45 Crade reduced to - .1 - -1 .' 1.00
1.15 Crade, reduced to n) -fo- - .75l
Misses White
$1.25 Grade Now - -
$1.05 Grade Now - -
.95 Grade Now - -
Evory leather nnd pntont lonthor Oxord in tho lioliso. roduced
20 por cent.
Great Clothing Sale
EVERY SUIT IN THE HOUSE REDUCED o' PER CENT.
Wo aro dotormlncd t6 roduco' our Btock of Mou's nnd Boys'
Suits. Now Is your oppor,tut:lly to btiy hltfli-grado clothing at 'bar
gntn prices,
&S'Se&
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BAD CHECK
(Continued From Page 1.)
..-.,- in m. .it.. ....i i.a ih n
nrnT",Koriin tb. cl,y' ttn Ahftt St
11. Fleming, manager of tho ponlton-
iiur) niuvu luiiuurjr nun iuiu nun itu ,
rould get tho check cashed at tho
book store.
Not having tho money with him
Mr. Patton took tho atrangor Into
Hans' drug stoio .whorg tho monoy
was paid to Olonn, Patton endorsing
tho check. Tho nnpor now contnlnod
tho nomoa i of John v. Mornnn, It. B.
Fleming. Hnl. Patton and F. 0. Haas
It was mndo out to John W. Morguti
and signed by Robort O. 8111s worth,
nnd wns dnwn on tho Lndd & Bush
hank. ... , . L
When Hnns presented tho check nt
tho bank It wnB rofuscdi and Patton
was hold liable by Unas. Patton pnll.
tho monoy, but at once set to work
to find tho mlscroant. Ho wont to
tho ponitontlnry, gnvo a description
of tho forgor, nnd wns shown .
throuKh tho nailery whom ho rocon-I
nlzod Glenn's picture This plcturo
ho turned ovor to Chief Gibson, who
at onco began work on tho caso. I
Patton hoard Saturday ovonlng
that Glenn wni In town. Iio on-,
countorod him on Stnto street as ho , ,
was trying to get another 18 chock
enshod nt tho Hughes urorory storo. I Portland, Or., Juno 22. Port-
Patton offered to cash tho check It land's detectlvo forco Is today oa-
Glenn would follow him. Pntton nc- gaged in a man hunt for tho lono
compnnled tho ox-couvlct up tho highwayman who onrly today held
street where ho met Sheriff Cnjver t Ul, (bo cjow of u streetcar, rcllovlnn
and Pollcoman Murphy, to whom tho condiiQlor of f3G and taking lift
Glenn wns turned over land tho mptorman's wutches.
The shoriff. looked tho forgor Ini Conductor Cooper and Motormdt
tho county Jail, whoro ho will ro- Mattlnen wero sitting In tho car at
main until his case Is brought tp for; tho ond of tho lino waiting for tho
trial. As ot, no uaie mis ucuu lui.unie to start on mo jam run io mu
for his Axamlnntlon.
Plomlng magnanimously came for.
wnrd and yestordny rofundod Patton
the SIS
Glenn was arralBtied before Judgo
Weluter at 10 o'clock this mornliig.
He waived oxaminatlQii, and Uo
honrlng wns sot for Monday, Juno 29.
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THE XKWH OF THE
GREAT l(OUfVll WORLD
(United Prtit I.ntl Wlr.)
Sevontoon lontencoa of death wore
announcod In Itussla Sunday.
Prince David, ono of the Intont of
the nnolont linos of Hawaiian king,
was burlod at Honolulu Sunday.
Woman suffrage demonstrations In
I.ondon rallod out crowds of 600,000
people Sunday, and England is stir
red. Tho republicans of Portugal are
demanding forfeiture of the kings
(mate and accounting of 1500,000 gt
tho royal revenues tnat nave uracils
ally disappeared, ' a
Franco Is storm swept and floodea.
Kansas Is suffering from a hot
wave destructive to cropi.
Gold discoveries In Oerman hast
Africa are drawing population from
Berlin In large numbers
Canvas Oxfords
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Q&dfl U!,0S&
Tnft, tho American candidate fr
tho presidency, had a narrow escape
Sunday ovonlng from n train wreck
on tho Pennsylvania rond In Ohio,
Japan tins yloldud to tho Chine
boycott ntu will mnko propnratlom
'or tho Indomnlty oxactcd In tho Tat.
Mnr, incident.
A Frouch neronlnnlst mndo 40
miles nn hour Sunday at a distance
of 20 fcot ovor tho ground, at Milan,
Italy.
Ono of tho longont rolay races in
tho United States Is taking plnco to
day In tho Y. M. C. A. run from
ninvinmt in m'.w.immii wdiMi win
Cnd nbout Wodnosdny noon.
i An invention of Professor Ernest
Snuorbnch of Now York onnblos an
operation to bo mndo on tho lungs
almost without (lunger by tuo sup
fc'eons romalnlng In n glass enso.
WOrth imry today
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PORTLAND
CAR IS
HEUMJP
city wnon tno front door oponou aim
a lone bandit, with a mask over his
faco nnd a rovoher In his hnuu, on-
tored. Coopor and Mattinon innda
no roslstanno. Aftor tlndr pocket
had been turnod ln-.lilo out nud their
valuaUloH taken they resumed their
ecnts, whll the robber wont his way.
SPPPOSE THIEF IH
A COXTIMTK PRAYIMI
(t'ultf J Vtf rinl Wire i
San Francisco, Jutu- 22. Tho po
lice aro today looking for a woman
whom they bellove to have boon tank
ing a practice of robbing wealthy
women tille. nt prayer In St. Mary'
cathedral hr( the Urtemt CuthollJ
church In th wost lne latost vic
tim of the mtrlous woman burglar
Is Miss ContosHo Swawoil ot Norfolk.
Va.. who lost a handbag containing
1 OS In gold and sonio valuable
stone. Slip roio from her prayer to
find that another bag had been sub
stituted for her own. Site suspect
a womau who was nraylng next to
her.
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Amoiirnn airbrakes have been
I adopted on Ge Jiau o'ectrlc railways.
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