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DAILY CAMTAL JOURNAL, SALBH, OKMOX, FIUBY AUGUST 7, lMlfc T -V , FELL 900 FEET; WILL' SWINDLER WORKS , 4 ' ' J. L STOCKTON THU OLD WHITE CORNER AUGUST CLEARINGS AUGUST . CICAR1KSS I 1 FRAUD- FROM A RECOVER !. v1 i D URING the month of August wc will conduct the great est stock clearing sales ever held in the Cherry City. There will be no inflated values or false representations as to what the price was, the all important question will be what the price is, and the quality will speak for itself every instance. Read a few of the special items for this week LADIES' UNDERWEAR REDUCED $1 25 Silk Vosts, sleeveless, In colors, black, blue, cream, yellow, and PM- 75f "91 ' 5o values for - . - Ladlcj puro silk plaltedrtYoats, In colors and cream. ,, $3,50 values for ?1.9S Ladles pure white Bleovoloss Vests, all slzco. 100 dozen caso to close. e values 2 'or 250 IIDERMUSLIN REDUCED ' Our cntlro stock of high grndo muslin underwear la roduced far' below your expectations. GENT1NK HEATHKRBLOOM PETTICOATS. All Colors ?1.6S LADIES' SUITS All this Spring's purcha30 are offored at enormous reductions, NEW SUITS SATURDAY Saturday wo.' rccolved our first1 shipment of Fall Suits. Wo had thorn como by express especially for those" who' want to tako an August trip. PARASOLS REDUCED All Ladlos and Children's Sun sh'ades at closing prices. NEW BLANKETS t Dig shipments aro In and moro to como. 700 pairs of extra largo cotton blankotB nro now In. Cnmpors tako notice. $1 ?1.25 $1.50 MEN'S TROUSERS A vory complete and well bought stock of pants is at your disposal at a reduction of ONE FOURTH. CANVAS-SHOES Whlto, tan and grey for La dles,' Children and Men, reduced one-fourtil MEN'S SUITS ?io.oo A mnttor of consoquonco to thrifty men, that is to say a tip to follows who waut tho propor r cuts In now stuff at a saving of 95 to 7 on a Suit. ThiS Is your week to save Keep your oyo on this busy plnco; soinothing happens ovory mlnuto and you should bo on hand, (United Tress I.eaaed wire.) Abboltsford Wis., Aug. 7. Phy- stclans attending Mrs. EV& Jones, tho balloonist, who foil 900 foot from a balloon, and still lives, announcod today that hor chnncea of recover ing aro excellent, though her condi tion Is still critical. With hundreds of eyes below Watching her, the woman plunged to tho ground yesterday, tho ropo t lior parachuto having Bnappcd. Dranchos of a tree broko tho fall. Sho was internally injured. NIGHT GOWN IX HOT WEATHER A LUXURY PRISON CELL DEFIES U.S. FOOD LAWS pro3Bcd great satisfaction at tho way Dr. H. W. Wiley, head of tho bureau of chomlstry, has nldod In tho ndoptlon of ndequato puro food legislation. Tho convention decided to mco't next year in Donvor. ft: Micklnnc Island, Mich., Aug. 7, following tho charges mado by Prof, I& e. uou, accusing socretnry 01 Ajrlculturo Jnmos Wilson with try- peg to defeat tho ends of puro food tgtslatlon In tho United States, tho foarentlon of stato and national pure food d.opnrtmonts lion adopted Krwtlc measures aniounllng to a do- liinco of tho national food laws, and dutUMlon here today contoro around hieprobablo roults of tho notion. A resolution was put through tho jccarentlon calling for a commlttco to It a uniform puro food law which U the states in tho Union will bo IirjM to adopt, and which will con u!a only such portions of tho na tlsail law as tho state associations m best adapted to tho roqulro bmU of all tho states. A committee Is hard at work to- r draw'ng up those mensuros. Toe action is practically an en hancement that statos Intend to f" the matter of food legislation Killed thirty SEA LION Newport, Auk. 7. Tho Intense oxcltomont undor which tho summer rosortora horo woro sufforing all day yostorday has boon rollovod by tho roscuo of tho gnsollno launch Rose that was lost in n fog off South Roach, wlih 34 passengers, and thoy remained out nil night. Of these 15 woro womon, and thoy nil had frlonda horo. Thoro was llttlo sym )athy exprossod for tho oufforors whon It was loarncd thnt tho oxpedl tlon was got up to onublo tho mon to kill sea lions off tho rocks. Tho meu got out on tho rocks nnd shot tho dofon&olcss seallons, killing 30, awl" wounding many moro, Theso excursions aro driving all tho seal nnd son lion away from this coast. Southern Pacific yards last night. Cronin was shot by J. H. Good ing, tho rallrond watchman, after n, fight, in which threo othor robbers participated. Gooding camo on tho mon whllo'tlfoy woro at work, nnd called upon thorn to surrondcr. Thoy rofusod, and-Gooding oponod flri. Cronin foil at tho first shot. ' Tho othors csapod. :. OfTlcors Iator wont to Cronln'a lodgings and enptured four, mon who nro thought to bo accomplices. Twonty pounds of dynnmlto woro cached in tho room, Tho polico aro sweating tho cap tured mon today in nn effort to got information concorning nn organized gang of train robbors. MORTGAGED PROPERTY UK 1)11) NOT HAVE San Joso, Cal, Aug. 7. Theodoro Lowo,' of Dorkoloy, orBtwhllo editor of. tho "Ravon," now oxtlnct, real es tato promoter and manngor of sovor Ul bubblo ontorprlsos Is In jnll horo today awaiting trial on tho cbnrgo of obtaining monoy under fnlso pru tonses. Lowo was brought horo last night from,' Lake Taboo, whero bo waa nrrcBtcd, and chained to a trco for several hours, by an Auburn con stable, who -took no chances with his prUouor. Tho alleged offense for which tho Jto their own hands, duo to thoir aml should bo prohibited by law. Tho edltor w8 arrestod dntos back threo -."luiuionauon to adjust prpp- BOft brda fftro jH8t niJ badly, ns a yars. wno " WUB """ l" 'Mhe situation. reckless alleged sport, with a ro- "Raven." Louis King, of this city, we-Presldent Fairbanks nttond- nnnann. -in ,? i,Ann nt i,inn who is responsible for his arrest, k . . - M, ....v. ...... .. ... . ..,. .- wiiTeauon yesterday, and ox whiskey will kill ovorythlng h) sees, yvys i" ow oorrowou mmiuy, bv- ' , .- .. .. .' ..,,.. , i. 'i..- intt a chattel mortcaco on nronerty Ainny unuui wiu ueuuiuui jiuiiuiuni bluo craue3, and ovon women go armed'on' tho .beaches and practlto on tho birds. i r SPECTACLES WEYTtB EYE HELPS IP RIGHT -ICIIE MAKERS, IP WRONG Who ChU Prevent your havlny a wrong 11 you don't get them 11 " r,sht place? Not tbo aver- spectacle seller, ins busl tUi &een19 to bo to got your barnesaed with a pair that IU,ke3 yoar ncy'andfopens your Parse, U U b)r 'knowing tho optical Ce33 tho-'oughly and -attend- H t0 lt prpteny that wo hope 10 badkeeP a reputation. buii: aj sfre - -'"criy -atreets. DRUNK FOR FOR '22 YEARS Loa Angeles, Cal., Aug. 7. Inter est was aroused hero today by the astonishing declaration of Mrs. Hor tonso Cortial, on tho witness stand dn hor suit for divorce from Lewis P. Cortial, when she sworo that her husband-has been drunk for 22 years, tho entire period of thejr matrimo nial association. Mrs, Cortial furih fer avered that her husband contlnu ally referred to her as a "cow." and (that when she tried to sober him up, jhe threw her through e window, cut j ting her neck. o-, ONK TRAIN ROIH1KR I KITjLED; FOUR CAUGHT Reno, Nov., Aug. 7. Lying atho ipolnt of death from a .bullet wound . In the groin, William CronJn ia about to pay the 'extreme penalty today for nn attempted, box car robbery In tho )t!onj, ing a chattel mortgage on property that did not bolongj to him. Ho heard that tho promoter had mado consldornblo money, and had him arrostod, TO CONTROL' ALL U. S. MATERS New York, Aug. 7. A gigantic theatro trust, embracing vary thea tre of Importance In the nation, and extending from tho Atlantic to th Pacific coast, Is In (he process of for mation horo. Klaw & Erlanger, tho moving spirits in the new enterprise, have succeeded in bringing together nearly oyery theatre manager In the country, and it fs likely that a con trolling t)6ard of managers, con trolling every house In tho United States will result. At the meeting held hero recently, Jn which every big theatre In th United States, and all tho vaudeville'! circuits, .both high priced and cheap, wore represented, a' ,commltteo, of which Erlanger is (be Tiead, was ap pointed to draw up a set 'of resolu- (Unlted Pi-cm t.enned Wire.) Chicago, Aug. 7. Ruling that a night gown is not a nocosslty in hot weather, Judgo tfnrry 13. Tuthlll, of tho La Potto county suporlor court, has IsBUOd a restraining order forbid ding 18-year-old Mary Polnskl from Indulging in that extravagance Mary Is .today bomonning her fate and wondering what will happen next. Sho was arrested somo tlmo ago ns an incorrigible, and put in chnrge of a probation offlccr. Sho got a place as a domestic, and wanted to spond soma of hor first wcck'H pay to pur.chaso a night gown. Hor fathor sought tho Injunction, which' was granted. Tho court snld that a night gown could only bo a necessity In cold weather. Snn Frandsca,. Aug. 7. Stato Mlnoralogist L. E. Auburn has ap pllod to tho postofllco' authorities to dony tho uso of tho malls to Captain E. W. Emmons, now in tho county Jail awaiting tuo outcomo of an ap peal from conviction and sontenco to six years in prison for tho fraudu lent sale of mining stock, Aubury alleges that Emmons Is conducting a fake mining schomo from his pris on cell, nnd trying to sell tho vory Btock that got him into troublo be fore. Emmons has a typewriter nnd Bta tlonory In his prison olUco and con ducts his business from thoro. Ev erything is ns haudy as nn oiuco, but thoro. la no rent to py. Emmons directs that his lottors bo addrossod to Thomas Dates, mauagor of tho Boyco Lumbor Company horo, ana Aubury boo asked for a fraud ordor against Rates also. Rates claims to know nothing of Emmons' schomes. Ho is vice-president of tho mining company,, but not concerned with Its doings, ho says, TJe nilho In queetlon Is tho Drum lnor Boy Mining Company. Emmons was convicted In Junei 190T, for soil ing stock In tho mtno to Mrs. M. B Hurst, Sho bought $500 worth of stock, and Emmons got $750 worth of securities from her In addition. Sho alleged that, ho used a hypnotist to soil his stock.' SAN FRANCISCO SLVRKETS.- (United l'rc Unced Wire.) Snn Frnnclsco, Aug. 7. Wheat, No. 1 California club, $1.02 1.07; Northern blnostom, $1.07 1.72; Northom club, ?1.C0 l.C2; Inferior grades of whoat, 1.401.G5. Barley Feed barloy, $1.3GQ 1.10; common to fair, ?1.301.3G; browing at Snn Francisco, nominal at $1.45 1.G5; Chovnlier, $1.05 1.85, according to quality. Eggs Por dozen, California fresh including canos, extras, 32c; firsts, 29c; seconds, 24c; thirds, 22c; Enst orn soloctcd; 25o; Eastern flrsta, 22c; seconds, 20c; storngo, 27c. Buttor Por pound, California frosh, extras, 2fc; firsts, 24c; soe onds, 22c; thirds 20c; packing, No. 1, 19c; pncklng, No. 2, 18o Now chpeso Por pound, Califor nia flats, fancy, llc; firsts, 10 Vic; seconds, 10c; California. Young Amorlca, fancy, 13c; firsts, 12 c; Enstorn Oregon, fancy, 13c Eastern Orogon Young Amor Icn, fancy, 14 c. Potatoes Por conlnl, River Whitos (Backs) fancy, 75c3 ?1; poor, CD 75c; Early Rose, 7G8Cc; sweet potatoos, $2.50 3.50, Onions Por sack, rod onions, C7c; yellow, 70 75c. Oranges Por box, Valonclas, $2.50 $4.00. SALEM MARKET. V Local Wholesale- Market, Eggs .22 c. Buttor-r-Crormery 25c, Cows $3 3.50. lions 10c; young chlckons, lie. Ical Wheat 8Gc. Oat 33 35c. Barloy $20 21. Flour Hard wheat, $4.80 5.00 5 rlloy, $4.00; Hay Cheat, $9 10; clovor, $8 9 por ton; timothy, $li12. Onions $1,75 cwt. Hops 1907 crop, 6 6c. Cacara Bark 2 3c. Mohklr 18c. -tr- Retail Market. OftU-$1.45. , , Wfietr--$1.05. Egg25c. ' ' Buttor Country, 20c; creamery, 36c. Flour Valley, $1.10 1.20 per ack; hard" wheat, $1,4001.45. Bran-r-SOq por sack; $30.00 per ton; shorts, $1.25 per sack. Livwtork. Hogg Fat, $5.75. Stock hogs $4. Steers 3s. Veal 8 7c Treptaal Fndtt. Bananas $6; 50. Orangets r$4.5Q. Lemons $4.75 5, Portland Market. PoultryHons, 12c; ducks, 12 14c; pigeons, old $1 per dozen, Mlllstuir Bran. $26. Flour-r-Vallcy, $1.20 per sack; bard wheat, $1.45. I J. Anderson, a wwrwlll man of Little Falls, had hl'Teg broken while clljobl-Bg Mt. ftt. Helens, yester day, by being struck by jt boulder. TAFT HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH THE BROWNSVILLE INCIDENT Wnahlngton, Aug. 7. Lloiitonant Gonornl Homy C. Corblp, rotirod,' today gavo out a hlthorto unpub lished dispatch from Prcsldout Roosovolt, ordorlng tho dismissal of tho negro troops at BrownBylllo, showing thnt tho order camo diroc from tho President. Tho tologram. is poromptory in Its wording, and leaves no ddubt that tho rosponslbll Ky for the dismissal of tho troops ro3tB with Roosovolt, 'Tho ordot was given out for tho purposo of roliovlng Tnft, then soc Totary of wnj from criticism In con nection with tho caso, and with tho Intention of saving him from oppo sition on tho mrt of tho nogroe, lmsod upon tho Brownsvlllo caso. In giving outiho dispatch, Gonoral Corbln said: ; "No man, bo ho black or white, In fnlruoBi, can placo any responsibili ty in tho promises on Tnft, "As a loyal stibordlnato ofiU President, lie did his duty, regn) of any view ot his own." Tho original ordor for the dis charge ot tho BrownBvlllo troops, promulgated undor the President's lnstructlono, was lseuod by Acting Secretary of War Oliver, while Tatt was in tho West on a tour of Inspec tion, ., New Carpets! New Ideas! OFFERING NEW CARPETS UNDER REGULAR IMtlOIW. UNUSUAL CONDITIONS MAKE THIS HALE POSSIBLE. NKV Kll MINI) THE RETAILS. RUT IF YOU WILL CONSIDER SAVt ING A FOURTH OF THE C9HT ON YOUR NEW FALL CARPETS, COJU3 TO THE STORE TODAY, TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE SAVING, AND WE WILL LAY THEM WHENEVER YOU WANT, IF YOU DO NOT WANT IT DONE NOW. THE HALE PRICE IN CLUDE8 SEWING, LINING OF THE HKfiT QUALITY AND LAY. ING IN THE USUAL SATISFACTORY MANNER IN WHICH WORK IS DONE BY THIS STORE. I IS 9 ia llBJi4lt1'JI X.Xjtl vTttJJifJ RACINE FEET, 10c per pair, 3 for 25c; 20 per cent reduction on waists and mucllu under wear; '20 percent reduc tion on ohlnawure. GOLDEN llUhV, BAZAAR Mrs. B..T. Swart, prop, Y, M. C. A. 'Duuilug. 1