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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-15
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Commencement week at the Uni
versity OF orcgoh, will begin Juno
2S and last until June 26, and will
be attended by friends from all
over the Northwest The past few
weeks has boen full of work for the
busy students, although many have
been the little informal affairs, dear
TO the college people, Aside from
the usurl exercises during the last
week, Professor Irwin Nj. Glenn,
has arranged a musical program
for each day, and no expense will be
spared TO make Il musical festival
and a gathering OF some OF tho best
musicians in the state, There viii
be chorus and orchestra under his
direction.
There are SO members in the
GLASS. from all parts of the state, and
Il is said TO be the largest class ever
graduated from any Oregon institu-
tion. Miss Margarito Citizens is the
only member from salem, ana VIII
receive hor degree as Bachelor OF
Arts
Hon. John NJ. Gearin, former
United States sonetor from Oregon
will give the address at the gradua-
tion exercises. which take place at
$50 a. m. at Willard Hall, June &c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-15
High school.

A bright class of AZ young people
received their diplomas last evening
as graduates of the Salem hign
school. The assembly hall OF the
school was filled with admiring
friends and relatives, and the oeVy
OF flower girls was laden with peau-
tiful flowers and other gifts.
The record of this class has been
one that any class might well DC
proud OF. They have taken an ac'
tive part in athletics. and have put
the school on an equal with the best
in Oregon.
The short entertainment they rem
dered last evening was an ezcs'ien'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-15
Alumni banquet.

The Alumni banquet OF the VII
lamette University was pleasant
event Wednesday evening and was
attended by Alumni from all over
the Northwest. The banquet was
quite elaborate and took place In
the parlor OF the NJ. r. church. Each
table was simply but .prettily decor
ated and bevy OF pretty college
girls served.
After the moro substantial repast
there was a feast OF reason aud a
now os congratulatlon as rich and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-15
A Leading Society Event.

Mrs. Il. G. Small and Mrs. George
Pearce were hostesses Wednesday
afternoon OF one OF the most sue
cesstul events OF the season. The
affair was In the nature OF a musi-
cal, and n number of prominent So
ciety ladies of Albany were guests
of honor. These ladies are all we'll
known In the musical circles OF the
valley and their visit here was a
pleasure TO the many Salem ladies
who met them. The hostesses were
assisted In entertaining by Mrs. j.
J. Murphy, Mrs. j. A. Richardson,
Mrs. Alice Dodd, Mrs. M. N. Chap
man and Mrs. J. III. Martin. Misses
Oda Chapman and Margurlte Put
nam, presided over the punch bowl.
The Albany ladies were Mrs. Percy
A. Young, Mrs u. W. Langdon, Mrs.
T. @. Hopkins, Mrs. s. S Train, Mrs.
Clary. Mrs. VIM. Fortmiller and Miss
Emma Sox. After an informal re-
ception the guests were all seated
and the following program was
rendered. One need only glance at
the program TO know that II was n
delightful treat and rare comblna-
tion OF artists, After the program
delicious refreshments were served.
The Program.
Bartlett ........ Polka de Concert
Mary Piglor. Helen Pearce
(a) Emery . Burst Ye Apple Buds
(b) Scot ......,.,....Th The Secret
Mrs. Chaa. II. Hinges
Neidlingor ....,..,..,,., Parting
Mrs Clary-Mrs. Young
Wagner-Liszt ......,.,..,
'Llebes-Tod" from Tristan
ana lslodo .,,,....,,.,.
Miss Sox
iohtl .ssssss 'sssss' 'sssss ihNdho
Mrs, Young
Chadwick o let night speak of me
Mrs. Clary
(a) Mrs. II. IL. Beach ,, Ecstay
(b) Clough-Leighter My Lover
comes over tho Skee,
CA Norwegian Lovo Song)
Mrs, Langdon
0fieg ,.,..s'.s.sss butlolhS
Wollenhaupt ..,,, Vase Stryienne
Dorothy Pearco
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-15

Chas. Crangle. Misses Grace and
Mildred Spong, all of Lincoln, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Crangle, of
HopeAvell.
The happy couple left Thursday
morning for their home. which the
groom has fitted up. near Fulton
Park, Portland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-15

Prof. Heritage. voice. and Mr..
Arthur Won Jesson, piano OF the Co.
lege OF Music. presented a number
OF their pupils. last Monday evening,
at the annual commencement exer-
clses. The parlors OF the Methodist
church. were filled with music low
ers. who were not disappointed In
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-15
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J. Fry.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-07
FOR SALE
FOR SALE

S6750-Perfectly new, S-room house, east of 20th street and close to Highland av enue hardwood floors, furnace, fine plumbing all street improvements; four bed rooms and bath. Terms. $4000-Fine SO-foot lot on Iroquois street; eastern exposure, all improvements; splendid neighborhood. Terms. $4500-100x145 elevated corner, close to Highland avenue; all street improve ments. This Is a very cheap piece of property.
 s2500-Nice corner 50x140, all improve ments; close to Highland avenue. $40 a foot-50x100, in fine location, east of 20th street; close to Highland avenue. $30 a foot-Nice small lot. 45x90, east of 20th street: close to Highland avenue. We have several choice residences for sale east of 20th street and close to Highland avenue, in very best section. One particularly complete home, with large frontage, on terms to suit.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-07
BUY A GOOD HOME ON EASY PAY MENTS WHILE YOU HAVE THE OpPORTIINITV TO DO SO


 $500 cash, balance easy payments, Broom, 2-story house, built out of the best ma- terial; storm sheathed, double floors, bath, etc.; on pretty corner lot, North Haven.
 s250 cash, $25 a month, broom cottage; city water; on corner; lots; South Park and Helena station. $1900-$200 cash, s20 month, rooms; nicely papered; on corner lot; North Haven.
 $2350 for immediate sale; Groom cottage and hall: bath, electric lights, etc.; near school, North Highlands. s25O0-$5O0 cash, s25 a month; Groom, new cottage hall, bath, sanitary sewer con- nected, electric lights; Central Park. $3300-An up-to-date, modern, Groom cot tage. with hall, bath, sliding doors, cab inet mantels electric lights; on pretty lott near car line; Princeton. s3OO0-4 good 4-room houses, renting for s38 a month s456 year; little more than 15 per cent. How about this as an investment; near car line and always rented.
 $1250-$250 cash s15 a month, rooms, city water good garden spot. INVESTMENT REAL ESTATE CON-
 PANY OF ALABAMA, Harry Lyon, Sales Agent, Bell phone
 764. 2109 First avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-07
Some Good JuIy Offerings

S225O-s rooms. 5Ox140; corner on car line; choice location; best part Avondale; near park; half cash, balance monthly. s225O-5 rooms, 50x14O; South Ensley car line; near Owenton station; half cash. balance 1 and 2 years. seo0O-New cornc- South Highlands; $ rooms; choice location; $1000 cash, bal ance easy.
 s2O0O-Alley corner; house front and back; rentals S24o; fine investment; can ar range terms.
 $3500-Four 4-room bricks; 100x150 room for 2 more houses; South Ensley car line; rentals s4s0; looks good; see us for terms.
 16O acres proven coal land; near Abenant; good timber; railroad almost encircles; price sSO per acre; terms 160 acres brown ore; few miles south of Russellville, near railroad; stands every test price s25 per acre; plenty of water for washers; see us quick. 80 acres on Trussville pike, near Irondale; all improvem snts: water for irrigation; fine spring; .sood fruit; price $65O0; q small cash payment and balance long time; party leaving city; the best on the market.
 $500 Per Lot-5 lots near owenton col- lege; 50x150 each.
 Eight lots, 5Ox1eO; elevated; from one to two blocks Illinois Central roundhouse, above East Thomas; great things are
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-07
FOR SALE.

IDEAL HOMES-CHOICE LOTS. $75O0-Elegant east front Norwood home. $3000-6-room house, Avenue "D." $2650-5-room house, Fairview. $23OO-5-room house, one block of South Ensley car line. $2OO-5-room house, two blocks of South Ensley car line. $16OO-Nice woodlawn cottage. $25Oo-5-room house, West End. Sy4O0-Beautiful Norwood lot $1250-Car line lot, West End. $S50-S -S5x140, east front corner, one block of car line. first survey of Central Park. s925-50x14O, east front, Central Park. S650-50x140, Woodlawn. $325-Beautiful lot on Lake Highlands S225-Corner lot on Lake Highland car line. Cash. s275-South front lot in Martins addi- tion to Central Park $550-50x140, Helena Heights" $35O-50x160; good location, Kingston. S275-50x14O, on Gate City car line, Ar lington station. s175-Corner lot 5ox125, Woodawn Reasonable terms on all of the above property.
 w. L. CONAN,
 With Norris Real Estate Co. 216 N. 2Oth St. Bell Phone 1872.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-07

doing out there; price $40O to s45O each; half cash, balance l ands2 years; now's the time
 Four acres with good Groom house; on high point, right in the midst of big things, between East Thomas and North Birmingham; you can't make a mistake out there. Sec us for terms. S1750-Good, new. broom cottage; lot 50x 16O; convenient to car line, out where the I. C., Frisco and B. R. l.. x P. Co. are making things jump; first come first served; can arrange terms. SlO,OOO-1O rooms; corner. 1S0x150; the hand somest South Highland home on the market will be withdrawn August l. Let us show this half cash, balance can be carried.
 $42, 500-Fourth avenue corner, 75x140; near in; in line of greatest development; little high, you say; but wait and pay more; fortunes are lost in Birmingham not by buying, but walting see us Tor terms.
 The new 18th street cars will pass some mighty fine places that we have listed with us; better buy now and reap the advance; we take pleasure in show ing; in fact, as we have no side lines, such as insurance or rentals, and only buy and sell, our greatest pleasure Is to show come in early Monday and look over our large list; we can fill every want within reason.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-07
w. B. LEEDY & GO Phones 42. 112 North 2.st St.
FOR SALE

EOR SALE $26, 000-50x140, with two-story brick store, brand new, on 2d avenue, leased for five years, $2100 per year. S9000-50X140 wir four-room house, rents for $44 per month, near new depot. S16,00-104x165, corner lot, 10th street, s., near Highland Circle. $5500-100x190, six 4-room houses, rents for SIP per month. $750o-100x19O, three Groom houses and month. $50, O,000-Three-story brick store, Sd avenue, rents for $200 per month. S12,000-50X140 on 9th avenue, near new depot, improved. $2500-50X190, 20th street, N., between Sth and 9th avenues.
 FOR RENT. 1415 10th avenue, south, 2 rooms, s37.5O 1004 South 18th street, 10 rooms, $S5. 2032 18th avenue, south, rooms, $75. 902 South 29th street, rooms, $50. 2714 Ave. "H," rooms, $75. 112 South 54th street, Woodlawn, rooms, $22 50 1705 10th avenue, south, rooms, $50. We have several good business places and also some warehouses that will be for rent October 1, and If you will want something of this kind at that time you will do we'll to see us before they are all taken.
 w. N. MALONE & co. Rentals, Real Estate, Insurance and
 Loans. 219 North 21st Street. Phones 123l
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-07
Turner K. Weakley X Co.
 2113 First Avenue.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. s2250-Each 60x19O Norwood lots. S6S00-New Norwood home, east front. $3500-Pretty N. Highlands home, large lot. s25OO Pr. Ft.-Good Eleventh avenue cor ner. $3O Pr. Ft-Good North Highlans lots. $S250-Large Northside corner, rent $780. s225O-Cottage Eighteenth street, Eighth and Ninth avenues. $10, 10,5O0-Handsome Seventh avenue home. $15,250-North Eighteenth street corner, Io0x240; rent $13.30. s2O0OO-Northside corner. rents $26.2o. bar gain. s6O0O-Nice brici, store, corner; rents $500. S27 50O-Handsome business house. SIP ,0oOo-Fifth avenue and Twenty-third street, improved. s125OO-Good Fourth avenue corner. s65 ,OO0-Business property; pays per cent. S110 Pr. Ft.-Second avenue and Twenty seventh street, bargain. s105OO-Avenue F corner, 100x190. rents for S1500 sso Pr. Ft-Avenue c. near Twenty-first street. s2750-Iarge lot one-half block of South Twentieth. S11 1,5O0-Southside corner, rents $120o.
 R. M'coNNELL & CO.,, Phone BIO. 21O7 Sd Ave.
 FOR SALE. s5OOO-1bth street south, 7-room investment bargain. s45oO-Florida street, 7-room new. easy terms. s2O0o-West End, 100 feet car line; rooms. s3500-Large lot 18th ave. south.
 FOR RENT. Avenue J, new brick ' rooms. Avenue 1, new, 8 rooms. Bradley street. rooms Central avenue, rooms. All modern furnace heated.
 FRANK MDONALD,
 2111 First Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-07
For Sale-120 Acres Land

You have heard of bargains. but you have never seen one to compare with this, good for one week only, 120 acres on l1in county road, lovely building site, fine spring, two spring branches, 20OOO0 feet saw timber, for which have been offered $400; near churches, schools. stores, etc., excellent neighborhood, above Huffman, land near this is held at and being sold for s20 to $25 per acre. Price of this 120 acres for this week only, is $1OO0, net cash. Will forfiet s100, if title is not absolutely perfect, unlncumbered, abstract to date, taxes paid. Address "Owner" care Age-Herald.
 7-3-We -fri-sIl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-07
FOR SALE.

$375O-55x16O; 10th avenue, between 18th
 and 17th.
 $7250-12th avenue. Norwood; elegant res- sl0,OO0-New residence; modern; block of
 Highland avenue S27oo-56x140; Avenue "H," near goth St. s6500-60x190; steam heat; modern res. $19O0-Avenue "E," between 18th and 18th;
 improved.
 $5GOO-12th avenue, south; rooms; fur
 mace.
 $30O0-Modern home; 100 feet: Smlthfleld S5750-Residence, 18th street, south; 57x200. s24OO-Beautiful lot; 29th street. Norwood. $12000-Near Highland avenue and 20th St. I3,5o0-Modern home; Highland avenue $12OO0-1OOx10o; 18th street; corner; rents
 $1200.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-07
WHITE & HEFLIN
FOR SALE CHEAP.

Real Estate and Loans, 419-420 Brown
 Marx Bldg Bell Phone 2373.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-07
BUILDING EVERYWHERE.

No matter which of the Jemison properties you visit, you will find homes being built.
 At Earle Place there are two houses in course of construc- ton. Several others are soon to be built by recent pur- chasers of lots at Earle Place. Look at the advantages of Earle Place on the cut below.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-07
36 Annual Camp Meeting

July 10 to IS; Annual Epworfh League Assembly July A to August 4, Sea- shore Camp Grounds, Biloxi, Miss. All Methodist Leaguers and friends and others interested are cordially invited to attend this meeting. Special low railroad rates. Apply to Ticket Agent for information.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-07

FOR SALE CHEAP. s75O-Two lots, making TIT feet front: Falrview park, two blocks from Ann street station, South Ensley line. s25O0-Choice South Highland lot, 10th aye, near 18th street.
 s4O00-7-room. modern residence, one block from car line, South Highlands; owner going away great bargain. s2OO0-Corner, 100 feet front, 9th street and g. avenue this fronts on car line running to Ensley and Bessemer s5250-5o feet on 9th ave-, near Fist st.
 8. E, THOMPSON, Agent. Bell Phone 24- 223 Fist Street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-07
FOR SALE.

s10J00-10-rooms; 10th ave-. south; one block from car line 0500-S rooms; 18th avenue, south; beau ti.ully located s19000-S rooms; Juniper ave-; lot 1O0x170 feet. H50J0-Three Broom houses; 9th ave, north good investment. s22jo-5-room cottage; on Aye. r car line;
 modern; lot 50x190 feet. s6COO-S-rooms near Glen Iris; # block car line; let 50x156 feet Easy terms.
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i6sn Icbnt es Iid. ncA N galahst
gu iuhen.
gerfaloTsnbsit tit oft Elm 5iuiseS
glittel. bic QrmieIisteit Oss @siisA
ano 9emitbss 81 Dsrbersen.
Bsr feline 0ummheit gu bsrSsrseh
perits3t, If aud ssi8si0t. !
au8 i'm sroBsn 2ebsnaOr6sFes
orinssn bic 8ledbldier am beitsn
ourh!
= = =
Die 0ummbsit peruttsn bic menI6sa
iebr,
Nur leioer etuas parteilih,
DEM, uenn lie ibHen non 9uben III,
0Glt man lie loear fiji Der3eibli9.
nus gar Oislsn MenIdsn Mrs nau
oesbal6 ME .etpas @ei6siOtes", nsil
man fe Don Suseno auf fir Oisl al
ssiteipt sebaIteH bat.
= = =
Sin FragsnOss 4inb offsn6ori uns
bel ihueler bic grensen u~nieres Dii>
lens uHo GrtsnneRs, als Der tlisits
grpahfsHs.
Nm beiten rerIts6sn Ii6 bod immst
nod Die 9roBidIGhtsr auf oas aag4
i9la6ten BEG PubIieums.
0ds sipige @e~trdnttfein Der Sopd4
ner piro nahseraoe gu elmer uationqt
len RraRtbeit.
0b Bic not5olrftig SuIammsug4s
flidte acknowledgements 6reunoe
ihaft nobl aud Der grrihtung einef
bobsn 3oamausr I'M oog 3eih sst
a~ufsebsRoen Some StanD haItsA
piro2 a
gsrfhienens 5toaten 6a6sn nod ftis
ntn Observation-Disclosures III BEN
Q%oroergruno geit05sH. Darnm bieiG
Sdihisrnbsit2 Sinh Die p2is6liRgs.
Iobne" 10 tndpp?
Spanisn's ilgsnSlitsr 5hrpHsr6s
TT bersits Der armes siHssreibt pors
oeu. oo6 isins g~erein5arana nit 6su
Dailtflaihe Derbinoert Jpn nod ant
uctioea 9ienit.
5yonie hes S6idIolg in ss, bah ble
Socialosmotratie feinsr Regieruna IS
oisl 81 idaffen ma6t, aIs 1eraos osr
frau5oHi6en, bic lie nit hipnnsrsr
eit5e 5tA,gt sspfIest uHo Dsrbdts
ltelt cat.
= = .
5a mdnber .RuFers&" lou BID
,o~oardnoi5s ue5sreinfimmuHs@ 50is
lten zen bsiSsn 9dttsn nur odIauf
'utiid5afithyen isiu. oaB bsr mann
fe.s Ger 6Tau na6oi5t. r7ssfibr
s5enio Felsn F6 he 5emptrsnamudtr
oas gerbaltniB spiIaen ben ,sHieH"
ano zen yiino5-Ften" Sta1ts5arssIu
OCT. rDty p0asn uHs ber3lih germ
NIT eu1 csgtr1aen", iastH iis. mann
l5r IN alien S.ldsn auf eass sigeHs
UisinuH5 oey5ittst uno euh be-. urfss
Ttsgn fiat. mas mir fun. IL imnsr
Ettt. mas tbr .but. III usr6Ieherifh,
t9oritt coer miubsFsns ungoaiih,
rsnn e ni4t mad uHIe,sm gsIHmads
IT,.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-16

rsn uno 81 poIi3inen I'm lire gnts
lahuHs o0er I'm geriesuHs Hah elmer
anostsH Staot erIuht. Die geh5IcsH
0sriueigerten a5sr beioss, inosm Te BE-
tontsH, oaB bic qsuts ocppslten Sob
erlatsn uHb ME SoloateR i'm 5sloe
fiebeH maBtsn.