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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1908)
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 13 iW. 0&& ., i '- - - - m - ...v. ' .1 i THE EVERYDAY .ST0REf lL ,. J. I.: STOCKTON 'A ,,THE OLD WHITE CORNER ,. THE QUALITY SHOP THE f QUALITY SHOP 'U n'btws. tht our Btoro Is" stocked with the; verylbest quality of merchandise that can ba V$ me wjjS.,,-1 .Jirtl.- buyers' aro'men of experience whVhnve bought for ycarBSntl "made good." found 1 l UjffH n the floojB of $ur Btoro, study thplr wruIb, hear them express their -wishes, their - The' ffl?eAP dlsannrovAl, weigh, tho results ami act accordingly, approval, or uD"i THE EVERYDAY STORE CHINESE - " S0L5 . IN MUTINY POSED AS NOBLEMAN: FORGER GOES TO ,.. A i 1 pan by this that yon know where to find us, and how to dopond upon ua overy day. Wo are not 0 HI j,M'f (iitnn nt nnnntiiDlnin ni- nllnw mir Fnnltnirj tn pnntrol lid Tint, nvorv flnV ..Jl. nhnllL tninRai HO uyu juwi uk wuuuoiuu. . ... ....0 . . -5- Psmou' ke0I,jng pace with tho country. Regardless of the predictions of. -aVdull fall, wo e V11& ,nra zood than ever before, because our business 'is growing, and our trade domands It. C0US"k. " r have New Suits for Ladies We are ready" to show .you . ... ..,.. now atvlnn thnt soaseoi uiw - -" - v, be worn ims iau. Clearance Sales Still Progresses In all Summer Goods Depart ments, greater reductions on Wash Ooods and Undermuslln. Cahvas Shoes Reduced I One-fourth EW CLOTHING (f OR MEN Shipped early because- wc.ex- Como and j? ' .pect nn early season. Inspect tho Btylea. Y MEN'S PANTS 'fREOJCED ONE-EQURTH All our Spring and Summer styles In Mon's Trousers reduced to closo beforo the Fall stock ar rives. NEW CAPS FOR MEN AND BOYS A big shipment Just rccolved form .Now" York. Tho shapeo art now and nttrrctlvo. STRAW HATS REDUCED Great cuts In the prices of Straw HANSEN'S GLOVES the bqst.for tho man who works. Prices 50c to $1.50 (United Press Leased Wire.) Hong Kong, Aug. 13. Pursued by government troops, 1000 mutineers aro fleolng-to tho Talking mountains to Jolff tho rebolathbro. After tho BoWJers stationed at Wu Chow mu tinied they murdered their com mander, lib secretary and clerk and pillaged tho village. n(tnckoutHO soldiers camping at Omyung 'and escaped with booty amounting to $100,000. G ACCIDENT (Continued from Page 1.) Wright, lints.- r I iGMt ORDER IS BIGGEST SINGE PANIC POLICEMAN SAVED RY COOL WIFE (United Press Loased Wlro.) Santa Rosa, Cal., Aug. 13. Word wbb received hero today that Mra. Bolton, wlfo of Pollcoman David Bol ton, of San Francisco, saved her bus baud's llfo in tho Mendocino IiIIIb laU Monday by killing a hugo rattle; UUJ f WW I I ANSEN's 1 "NIONMADEl K CELEBRATES RETURN OP PROSPERITY Now York, Aug. 13. Tho return of prosperity Ib bolng celebrated horo today by tho Joint convention cf tho United Commercial Trnvolors nnd tho Travelers Pratectlvo A3bo clatlon. Sovoral thousand dologates nnd Interested persons are In nt- two-days rejoicing ovor tho 03tab l'ahment of normal conditions In tho Riinko thnt was lust about to strike I tendance and will tnko part In tho (United Press Lcnseu wiro.j ,, New York, Aug. 13. Agonts of i They woro members of a camping nrlous railroad car equipment com- party, nnd Bolton's horse stopped on I buslnois world. Merchants nnd buy- riale4 aro here today preparing to tho roptllo and, Jumping to ono Bldb, oror'ln addition to tho Inrge number nbmlt bids on 0000 stool cars to be throw Ills rider. Mrs. Bolton rode J of drummors, havo added tholr desired by tho Harrlman linos. It up Just In tlmo to bco tho roptllo . forces to tho movoment. U expected that np orde'r will bo preparing to otrlko hor husbnnd, who J After preliminary organization to Placed at an early dnto, as Bpeclllcn-' was lying on tho ground, Btunneu by 'day, tlio nrst nuBiness session win a lUhy Morplilno Fiends. e mado by all soothing ayrups ad baby medicines that contain 'lorn and narcotlci. McGoo's Babv laf C03talnc no Injurious or nnr- ' v umiks oi nny r.inu. a suro M safe cure for disordered atom- i.i ,J..l,owe8 and frotfulneja '-leadid for teething Infants. I DoWltt's Little Knrly Risers, snfo, easy, pleasant, suro, llttlo liver pills, Sold by all druggists. tlens for more than half tho number tho fall. Sho throw a Inrgo Btono at e' cars have been (lied with tho com-, tho Bnnke, killing It Just In time. psny's engineer with a request of os tlmtei on the cost of equipment. U Is not stated for what purpose thuencw cars will bo usod, although there Is a possibility that boiho of tbem wl I be placed on tho now Mex Ian line, which last wook closed . 5trar for 2000 tons of Btoel rail t-e la gest ordor placed by Hnrrl- Bn since tho panic. The cost of tho G000 now cara will between $0,000,000 and $7,000,- hcld tomorrow, Kennedy's Lnxntlvo Cough Syrup Is ospoclally recommended for chll droi. It tnstoa nearly as good a maple ougar. Sold by all druggists SPECTACLES THEY'HE KYE HELPS IF RIGI1J EVE HURTCRS AND irEAD- ACHE MAKERS, IF WRONG 'ho chu prevent your having then wrong if you don't get them the right place? Not the aver se spectacle seller. His busl n& seems to be to get your nose hemmed with a pair that trlkyour fancy and opons yoHr Porte, u ' y knowing tho optical bUS'neas thoronghiy and attend ,aS to u proper,y lhat we hQpe 13 UMand keep a reputation. Jo's Jewelry Store "uiy atreeu. CARPET PRICES DELOW PARt I1ESIDES MAKING, LININCf AND LAYING FKK. IF YOU SHE TIIK HUNDREDS OF YARDS OF CARPETS ALREADY .MEASURED OFF AND TAGGKD FOR DELIVERY THE LAST OF THIS MONTH, YOU'D APPRKCIATK HOW PEOPLE HAVE TAKKN ADVANTAGE OF OUR GIUIAT REMOVAL SALE IN THE CARPET DEPARTMENT. THE PRICE AND QUALITY ON EVERY YARD SHOWS PLAINLY IIOW WISELY THIS ADVANCE SHOWING OF FALL CARPITTS WERE BOUGHT. YOU CANNOT FULLY APPRECIATE WHAT WE ARK AnLS TO DO HV SAVING YOU MONEY ON YOUR CARPET WANTS UNTIL YOTT HAVE VISITED OUR, CARPET DEPART MENT. CALL TODAY AND INVESTIGATE. being fatal to the ship. howover, was not injured. Tho neronaut has been worried by tho people who gather to .boo . tho flights. Ills provloiiB flights have all been mado tn private, and tho oxclto niont of the crowds hnB mndo-hlm nervous. It wao to avoid this that ho determined to mnko hla flights, early In tho morning. Tho successful flight of yesterday has positively proved that tho buc- coss or tho great mechanical bird and tho accident today Ib not looked upon as diminishing his success. Af tortho accident Wright Bald: "Tho damago to tho machlno s not Borlous. Tho motor Is. not dnm aged nt all, and I hope to havo all ropalrcd arid to bo ready to contlnuo 'tho flights within a few days." Tho Amcrlcnn noronnut Is tho hero of tho day In Paris. Tho pnpori aro filled with stories of his flights: I his mannor of llfo; his vIowb on nnv question on which ho can bo mndo to talk, and descriptions of IiIb person ality. Tho accldont today Is tho cnuBo of deep rogrot. o It Is bettor to ctiro tho llttlo cough than to tako chancos of consump tion. Tho host cough cirro Is Komp'o Bnlsftm. Drugglflta soil It nt 2Rc and 50o a bottle. o HnyfoviT KonNon. Chicago,. Aug. 13. Tho liny f ovor delegates to tho mlddlo wost nro now swnrmlng through Chicago, rod-eyed and "B'tiu." on their annual pll grlmlago to roglons on tho Groat LakCB whoro thoy are Immune. Ench yenr tho procoaslon headed for the Invlgorntlng air of Lake Suporlor, Georgian bay and tho Tomagnml country grows larger, tho reason Do ing thnt fowor of tho doloRatos aro mado to go nwny nlono. Tho neces sity of tho hayfovor dologates has bocomo tholr opportunity for n real outing, tho roglons of tholr Immun' ty having provod po charming to thorn thnt now Uiolr fnmlHos And frlonds Insist on going too. Th transformation of tho momborj of Hay Fovor association Is sudden; mon from Inland towns suddenly turn nautical on ono of tho great In land BenB, thoy aro to bo found on nil BortB of craft from rowbonta to tho biggest steamships on tho Groat Lnkos, tho luxurious lluronlc of tha Northon Navigation company's Root, which tho ChlcagoanB board nt Sar nln. Tho annual onsot of hnyfovor haa caused tho exploration of u'l tho 30,000 ls'nnds of Georglnn bay that groat archipelago of weird nnd fantastic sconory. Tho great at traction nmoug thoio Islands and the Tomagaml roglon Is tho air, which Is dry nnd balsamic. Ono hayfever dologato, whoso mlsory Jof( him Im mediately he entered Georgian bay, wrote: "Tho air scorns to havo lost tho last 'traco of moisture, and be comes by reason of Its drynesa bo pellucid that every object seems ua If aeon through a tolescope, and tho sunlight asaumeB a splendor not ob served In molster clhnatoB." Tin American Medical association has done much to encourage re'earch for the rellof of hayfovor, and the Dunbar antitoxin haH proved a par tial success. .Tho misery, medically 'known &b "hyporesthetlc rhinitis," lis not wholly ascribed to dujst amt pollen, tho Journal of the association recently having said that the threo causes woro nervous susceptibility, including predisposition to gout and rheumatism; abnormal conditions of the nasal organs, and tho Irritation caused by dust or pollen. Tho most effective remedy yet found Is a change of air. Light clothing' and light food aro recommended. (United Press Lonsed Wire.) Salinas, Cal., Aug. 13. Still smll r?t, Walter G. Smith, butterfly of fashion, pseudo noblomnn, "Earl of Itadcllffe jRil-broakor xnd forger, was tnkort to San Qilontln to aorve a alx-years sentonco ror breaking Jail. Smith first appeared horo In Juno, J907. Ho apent money liberally, had a retinue of acrvants, and was much sought after by motherB with mar- rlagcnblo daughter. Ho declared that ho was tho rightful "Enrl, of Radcllffe." Drafts that ho drew oil Ertern banks were returned unhonored, apd ho wns arrested for fogery. Ho cawed hla way out of Jail wna ro nrrestod and oaenped again. JIo ro imnlned In the county writing lot- PRISON slierlff, tWttlng hlnf 'on r to capturo mm, and tors to, the sh hte Inability to capturo ovori plnnlHgJbtosAmlhls autograph on1 tho JH' dorai? ; Finally, rthiQ: porniRted hlmsolt to bo t'takcu," Betting up tho dofonso ot iuaantty, He conducted hla own de fense, having hi- coll piled high with law 'books, i The .phy8loUrpVpVe un-, ablo to agreb nS to hla Canity when ho declared .that ho was faklrlg. When tho trlrtl was rosumetl he threatened to have witnesses brought from England nt the expenso of tho Btuto When tho court donlcd mo tion nftor motion mndo by tho "Earl'1 in his own bohnlf, ho pleaded guilty, nnd throw himself on tho morey of tho court. Ho was sen tenced to. six years nt hnrd Inbpr. EAGLES BY THOUSAND MARCH IN SEATTLE Seattle, Wash., Aug. 13. Elovon dispelling tho chilly temperature thousand Eagles and numerous floats Tho unique W forming a parade three, mllea In ' coti tot 1 o r a hugo Li gl J" Jj length, tho first division being dla-.tho Seattle Aorlo Jo. l, B pokwj mis od at tho reviewing stand before' PolH. by the Spokano Aor o. the last had started on tho march,! Mra Thonma Mooro . ropro tM mado up ono of tho spectacular foa-1 mother aorlo. Burrounded by CO chll tufca of tho tenth nnnunl convention .dron ... 4 of tho Fraternal Ordor of Eagles, now Tho Uromorton aorlo had r float in nossion hero. Tho parndo formed ' roprosontlng, tho battleship NebraB- and Btarted on time, at 11 o'clock ka. Sovoral lono uoiegaios iru this morning. In splto of lowering Eastern norlofl npiMaroJ Rorgoously cloudB and threatening rains thou-' decorated and carrying tho banner of sands turned out onrly to wIIucbb tholr aoflV Tho Jono dclogntea wpro tho procession. Tho Eagles, with lUBtlly cb.oored along tho route, tholr gay banners nnd linndBomoly. Thoro la no aoaalon of tho gr decorated floats, marchlpg cluba In aorlo today, adJourm,mn hay BJ unlquo uniforms, headed by their fa- boon taken last night until Friday moua llfo nnd drum eorpi. with morning, when tho offlcora will bo "Yon, yea" being yollod from thou- oloctcd, and tho city chosen for We -nn.ia of thrnntH mado tho nlr wnrm noxt mooting piaco. m li.l1JSB What Im Rcit for IndlctOH? Mr. A. Robinson of Drumqtiln, On tario, hai boon troubled for yeara with Indigestion, and recommends Chambqrlaln's Stomach and Mver Tablets as "thp best medicine I ever used." If trouble! with indiges tion or constipation (five them a trial. They aro certain to prove beneficial. They are easy to takoj nnd nleaant in effect. Pr're, 25 rents. Samples free' at Dr. Stone'8j drag toret . ' SAYS FIEND IS BENT ON KILLINGJNTIRE FAMILY (United Pros$ LOrtriod Wire.) pld woro found In Ilolghts Park, in i Cleveland nhot through tho heart. San Joso, Cnl., Aug. 13. Alleging nml n rovoiVor w found noar tho that aho nnd hor BlBtor nro bolng pur- body of tho young mail. Tho cora Buod by a Hydo In roal llfo, who Ih nor'a Jury brought In a vordlct of. flondlah ovor tho spilling of human murdor nnd aulclde. v blood, Mrs. Evn Stickler, wlfo of nj Mra. Secklor Bnya tho two Woro young muslclnn horo, has wrltton a really murdorod by a frlond who had letter to Coroner Burko, of Clove-,, boon haunting tho household for land, Ohio, imploring him tri atTOai , months. At ono tlmo, sho doclaroi, n BUflpoct, who, sho Bays, Is dogging tho flond BprutiB from tho ImibIiob tho footfitopd of hor sister, Mra. An- and trlod to utrangto hor lstor, A tolno Q&vt&vA, nbW living In La-recent lottor from ItdV wnrvlving sls porto, Ind. Mrs. Secklor, who wns ( tor In Lnporlo, alio aya, Btatos that rnpitmriv Min4 Mvn 7lohnintin. of tho flond Is haunting that nlnco. "If ........., .-,.. -, - r- , . . . Cleveland, doolaro that this Hyde In real llfo murdered hor sister, Lena, and hor Blstor's Bwoothonrt, Cnrl Bonthnlor, in Cleveland a year and a half ago. Tho bodies of tho two young poo- ho kills my othor sUtnr, I shall kill myiolf," says Mrs. 8ecklor, who Is prostrated. Sho dodaros that Coro nor Burko la tho only offlclnl who be llovod hor atory, honco sho wroto to him. Little German Shoe Store Got footwoar that Ib right or this Boason, and sava shoo !HU. I have a now lino of medium heavy working shoes for fall trndo. Bob' nnd, MonV. Lout hor gloves for harvest work . MY PRICES ARE THE LOWEST I JACOB YOST, m state M j c You Can Find a Buyer for Every Dollar's Worth of Real Estate Which You Own! A reawnaJilQ "campaign" of classified advertising, ,wll "soli you out" In real estate. No ono who is looking for real ostatq In this city falls to read and consider the real eatate ada, Scarcely a Bala occurs that la not, In Bqmo wny, promoted or brought about by a clnqlfled ad. Without tho Influence of the llttlo ads, roul estato transactions would bo hard to bring about not because of any fault or flaw In the properties themselves but becauso tho search for the "right buyers" could not be quickly or effectively mndo, It would bo a slow procesji-r-porhapa only occasionally successful. 1