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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1911)
riec sdl DAILT CAPITAL JoCRNAL, 8AI.E.M. OKhXJO.V FRIDAY, MAV 19, 1911. THE GREAT SALE OF Perfumes, Toilet Articles and Soaps RELATIVE TO EXTRADITION APPLICATIONS M Closes Tomorrow These are things that are always needed. Note the prices and see what a great saving may be effected by purchasing during this sale. Remember, Tomorrow only. 5q Pumice Soap 5c Sterling Castile 5c Cocoa Buttermilk Soap 5c Orange Wood Sticks 5c Bone Cuticle Sticks 3c 15c Powctor Puffs 15c Talcum, Rose and Violet 15c Verona Violet Soap 15c Jerna, Bouquet Soap 15c Eastman's Tooth Powder 25c Requa's Manicure Set 9c 12c 50c Bonjoi's Face Powder 50c Meteline Face Powder 25c 50c Ungual Nail Lustre 50c Pierre De Tie Nail Lustre 50c Rouge 48c Toilet Waters 48c Pompeian Massage Cream 48c Perfume in Boxes 50c oz. Perfumes 33 C 75c Perfumes . 59c oz 85c Perfumes 69c oz $1,00 Perfumes 79c oz $1,25 Perfumes 99o oz $2,50 Perfumes $1 .69 oz IQc Glycerine Soap, Rose and Violet 10c Tonka Talpa Soap 10c La Pompador Glyc, Soap 10c Old-Fashioned Glyc, 10c Olive Castile 10c Camphor Ice 7c 25c Glycerine Soap, 3 cakes 25c De Lorme Soap, 3 cakes 25c Box Dutch Sandalwood 25,c Box Cream De Parme Soap 25c Pine Tar Soap, 3 cakes 25c Cake Savon, Rose and Violet, 25c Cake Savon Jerofle Soap 25c Tonka Talpa Soap, 3 cakes 25c Woodbury's Tooth Powder 25c Woodbury's Tooth Paste 25c Woodbury's Face Cream 25c Darupan Nail Lustre 25c Rouge De Theatre 25c Rouge 25c Toilet Waters 25c Saponisol Liquid Soap 25c Cocoa Butter 25c Nadone Creme De Lily Two new rulings have been made by Governor West relative to appli cations asking for the extradition of prisoners from other states, and blanks containing these and alsythe old rules and regulations are being forwarded to the district attorneys of the various districts in the state to day. One of the new rulings provides that each application must be accom panied by a duplicate certificate of the district attorney of the district in which the offense is alleged to have been committed, showing all the ma terial circumstances, together with his opinion upon the expediency of allowing the application; also by duplicate certificates of the county clerk showing the official character of the magistrate before whom the complaint was made. When applica tion is made by a deputy district at torney, there must be a certlcate of the county clerk as to the official character of the deputy. The other new ruling is to the ef fect that requisition requests by mail will be given immediate attention and, if Issued, the requisition will be sent to the officer making the re quest, or the agent named, at any designated address. o HORSE'S LEG BROKEN IN RUNNAWAY I If I TO X ; $1,00 Toilet Waters 73c 75c Rouge 59c 35c Powder Puffs 23c 25c Kutch Talcum J 5c m MKiM iMWIfl a 'H'lWlffilf ,WWliMKlTltlBliniTrTriKaBMDPBiBgj . I,'t Ts Show Yon That 120 acre farm on Howell Prairie, crop, furniture, etc. Derby & Willson. 5-18-2t CITY WEW S. See Derby & Wll'soii About that one-story brick build ing. Easy terms. B-18-2t German Society There will be a special meeting of the German Society Sundife at 2: 30 p. m. at llurstT hall to hear report of committee on site for a park. rifft with us Your order early for your poultry for your Sunday dinner. Sunday din ner is the best of the whole week and the best will bo Just what you want. Order your chicken, bread, vegeta bles and groceries of the Sunset Gro cery. I'irot Communion Sunday The first communion will be admin istered at St. Joseph's church Sunday morning at 8 o'clock mass to 59 children. Formerly the age of 12 years was the limit but under a de cree of the present pope, children at the age of reason are ndmlssable, and hence the lnrger class. Lcuguu Meeting ' The Fifth Ward Improvement League will meet at the Highland church Saturday night. Matters of importance are to be considered. Let there be a full turnout, Gave Tennyson K veiling As one of a series of literary and ) historical presentations the pupils of Sawed Heart Academy last night gave a Tennyson evening at St. Jo seph's hall and a large number of friends of the Institution were pres ent and enjoyed the readings and tableaux. The living pictures pre sented were works of art from the Idyls of the King by Lord Tennyson, beautifully put on In historical cos tumes and with artistic lighting and appropriate music. Cici'inan Building Society The German Society of Salem will moot Sunday afternoon at Hurst hall, at 2:30 to hear a report from the committee of the building society, on purchasing a site for a park for the society. EXTRA SPECIAL We will Offer SATURDAY ONLY Inducements that have not been offered this season by nny Men's nothing House la the city T 1Nv ' J V V ' 4- a A ' ' 1 on Men's Ready Made Clothing BrniMulier too, that we nre showlugr one of the most complete lines oJ Men's Shoes, Huts, Shirts and Neckwear shown lu the West Come to our Men's Shop Saturday, the Boy's will Explain Our Proposition to You. THE TOGGERY I 167 Commercial St. D. R. YANTIS, Prop, t t A Iliirtfiiln in a one story brick building on North Commercial street. Derby & Willson. 5-lS-2t Accepts Position Ralph Lindsay has accepted a posi tion with the plumbing firm of Fin lay & Reynolds, and assumed his du ties today. Hoard Meets Today The State Fair Board is holding a meeting this afternoon at the state fair grounds, and plans in a general way for the coming fair will be dis cussed. Moetinjt Postponed In vie of the fact that those in terested in the Dupius road petition were not ready to take the matter up today, the board of county commis sioners postponed the matter until June 7. At this meeting the court will consider any other matters that may be brought before It. Vehicles- Several good second hand buggies at great bargains at Sam Manning's Implement house, foot of State street 4-27-tf Will l'lnv Bull- Fans in the city are eagerly looking forwards to the game of ball sched uled to be played Sunday afternoon on the league grounds between Twen-tv-fifth and State RfrnpfH hotwoon tha Dlllworth Derbies, of Portland, and me league team of this city. Both teams are In the very' best condition and will put up a good game. o PERSONALS. There was a bad runaway this morning about 11:30 that wound up with a tailly smashed wagon, and a brokeiv-legged horse. Fred Stelner, who owns and was driving the team, is engaged in de livering milk to patrons in the city, getting his supply at the Capitol Creamery. This morning at the hour named, he was driving west on State street, and as he turned into the alley west of the Bureau saloon, the fifth-wheel broke, and the wagon pulled In two, the front of the bed dropping, and the front running gear pulling out from under It. This frightened the horses, and, pulling away from the driver, they dashed through the alley to Ferry street, turning east and running at top speed down Ferry to near High, where they ran Into the sidewalk, and the near horse, a pretty little brown mare, fell. She was dragged some distance by the other horse before he was'caught, and it was then found that her right hind leg was broken below the knee-, and In fact nearly cut off. She was hurt st badly that If was necessary to kill her. This Is the second accident Mr. Steiner has had recently, he driv ing off the culvert on Waller street during the high water last winter. DIETZ WILL APPEAL TO SUPREME COURT George Patterson, of Salem, has been elected representative to the grand lodge of Foresters, which meets In Detrlot, Michigan, next Au gust. . Deputy William Esch was In Port land yesterday. Miss Maude Cartwright, of Walla Walla, Washington, Is a guest of Miss Blanche Bailey. Mrs. W. H. Humphrey, and her daughter, Grace went to Antelope yesterday to visit Mrs. . Humphrey's sister, Mrs. D. S. Kinsey, who Is re ported very 111. . Fred R, Waters made a business trip to Portland today. Talmadge Printing Co: Itoom 4, Patton Block Society and Commercial Printing executed promptly. Give an Iowa printer a call. Hayward, Wis., May 19. Assisted by three attorneys, Mrs. John F. Dietz, wife of the defender of Cam eron dam, is engaged today drawing up papers for an appeal from her husband's conviction on a charge of having murdered Deputy Sheriff Os car Harp while resisting arrest In his cabin last October. Mrs. Dietz made the announcement of her determination to appeal after visiting her husband at the state pen itentiary at Wauptin, where he is be ginning a term of life imprisonment o CONGRESSMAN BOOHER FAVORS THE RECALL Washington, May 19. Congress man l'furtier of Missouri, replying today to Representative Kahn's speech in the house yesterday, took up the .cudgels for the initiative, referendum and recall. Booher de nied the statement of Kahm that the recall would be a menace. "There never was a time.!' he said. "whan more than 25 per cent of the people -would have signed a petition for the recall of Washington. Madi son, Jefferson. Lincoln or Roosevelt or any of the presidents mentioned by the gentleman from California." Booher also devoted' some time to a discussion of the Standard Oil de cision, roundly criticizing the dictum or the United States supreme court. JIMMY BRITT AND NELSON TO COME TOGETHER New York, May 19. Looking as chipper as ever, James Edward Brltt stepped ashore here . today and Im mediately announced that he was go ing to try again for the lightweight championship of the world. "Before I go after Wolgast," said Brltt, "I want a return match with another former champion Bat Nel son." A message was received here today by Harry Pollock matchmaker of the Twentieth Century club from Bat tling Nelson, authorizing him to ar range a match for Nelson with Britt for September, so It looks as though the old rivals will be seen in acton again. Brttt brought an offer to Jack John son from Hugh Mcintosh of $20,000 for a match with the winner of the McVey-Langford bout. Greatly Reduced Prices on Lingerie Dresses The most charming models of the season every garment new and made of the best ma terials. If you intend to purchase a linene dress for yourself or your daughter, now 'is the time to make your selection. The pruning knife has been used freely on embroidered' linen , plain linen, foulard silks, pongee siks French batiste, Marquisette and dressmaker dresses , See these dresses and be convinced of the saving offered. Positive Clearance of Fashion able Cloth Suits and Coats Man tailored suits and coats in serges, home spuns, tweeds and novelty materials. every garment first quality and the newest I Regular $1 4,50to $1 7,50, Special $1 0.00 Regular $22,50 to $29,75 Special $14.50 Special Prices on Our Entire Line Muslin Underwear I SATURDAY SPECIALS Ladies' tailored waists in plain linen, em broidered linen and colored Madras ex tra quality of material, Regular prices $3,00 to $5,00, Special 1 -4 off Women's black percale petticoats, Regular prices 75c and 85, .Special 59c. Women's novelty neckwear, Dutch col lars, sailor collars and novelty neckpieces Regular prices 25c and 35c, Special 19c Children's ribbed cotton hose, fast black or tan, reinforced heel, toe and knee, Special 11c Children's panties, made of good quality cambric, Sizes 2 to 6 years, Regular prices 10c, 11c 12c, Special 9c Boys' shirts and 'drawers , in summer weight, balbriggans and porous knit, Sizes 24 to 34, Regular price 35c, Special 21c. Quality Merchandise. Popular Prices U. G. Shipley Company 145-147 NORTH LIBERTY STREET wi NEW TODAY. GREAT BARGAIN Six room houire in good condition, chicken House, woodshed and fruit trees, Seven teenth, near D street. For a short time at $2100. E Hofer & Sons, 201 V. S. National ( bank, Salem Oregon. 4-29-tf OIIECJOX ELKCTItlO WILL "DRAW PLAN'S" FOR SALE Residence and large lot with natural shade trees, corner Mission and Twelfth streets, with fine modern Improvement and mission finish. For 'a short time only. E. Hofcr & Sons, 201 U. S. Nat. Dank building, Salem, Ore. 4-29-tf WANTED AT ONCE Good live news boy at the Journal office. Any bright boy can make good money after school. Apply at the Journal office at once. 5-15-3t C. R. Gray, superintendent of the Oregrm Electric, accompanied! by C. A. Coolidge, general manager, and L. B. Wickersham, chief engineer, ar rived In the city today, and, after tak- j ing lunch at the Hotel Marion, and making an inspection of th3 work planned in the city by the railroad company, returned to Portland. Mr. Gray, when seen, said that the purpose lof the visit was to give him an opportunity to get acquainted with conditions here and the work planned generally by the1 road In the exten sion of the line to Eugene. While the extension of the linei has been temporarily postponed, he said that the company would move along steadily, and as soon as possible it would be built. When asked as to whether he had any announcements to make relative to depot buildings to be built In the city he Btated the Auditorium rink grounds would be used for a freight depot, and that he had Instructed his engineer to draw plans for a building. Further than that he had no an nouncement to make. MONEY TO LOAIS THOS. K. FORD' Over Ladd and Bush Bank, Salem, Oi GEORGE M. POST ARCHITECT Corner State & liberty Sts, Salem, Oregon. Boom I, Gray Blk. Phone 804. TYPEWRITERS ALL MAKES Bought Sold . Rented Repaired Ribbons Rollers Supplies See Me Before You Do Anything C. M. LOCKWOOD Phone 908 Main 21 4-1 N. Com St. Salem. Or. Some Delicious Home Made Cukes Will be for sale by the Congrega tional ladies at Steusloff's market. Saturday, from 10 to 2 o'clock. lltlll) Oregon Corporations to lie Fined Portland, Or., May 19. Thirteen hundred corporations in Oregon have failed to comply with the provisions of the new corporation tax law and are facing prosecution at the hands of the federal government. They are subject to a fine of from $1,000 to $10,000 and the United States district attorney's office is preparing to push the cases vigorously. For the last two or three days rep resentatives of the various companies in arrears have been calling at the United Stats attorney's office with offers to compromise by payment ot the tax the penalty of 50 per cent and a cash penalty in addition but as yet no basis of compromise has been agreed upon by the attorney-general in Washington and unless one is reached, the suits will have to be in stituted aganst those who have failed to comply with the law. The new corporation tax law giving corporations until March in which to file statements of their business with Collector of Internal Revenue Dunne. Those showing a net income greater than $5,000 annually were compelled to pay a tax on this income, failure to return the statements and to pay the tax by March 1, laid the corpora tions liable to suit to collect the tax. 50 per cent of the tax in addition and a penaltv of from $10 to $10.000- T1 Norwich Union Fire Insurnace Society. Burghardt As Meredith, Resident Agts 383 STATE STREET. iNr Oakland. California The only Woman's College on the Pacific Coast. Chartered 1H85. Xear two Rnrat Universities. niudic uiruuKiiom tne year. t entrance t ''"" i "iuii v-nii-iiin equivalent lo those of Stanford and University of California. .w.. niui mini iiiuuciu equip ment. b-Jicellcnt opportunities lor home economics, library study, music and art. Modern .vmniiiinn u...n!J ... t i.i- of students, out-door life. President, Luella Clay Carson, A. II., Litt. D.. LL. D. For laimugue auurcss secretary, wills College I". U California. Automobile Pic-Nic j Season We are the only Store that can properly fit out a party for an out ing trip la this city. New Y6rk Cheddar Cheese...... J?J Imported Swiss Cheese r Domestlo Swiss Cheese.... lZ Tillamook Mild Cheese ... '. Cream Brick and Limburger Cheese "T-iu. Summer Sausage n?r Boiled Ham and Dried Beef 16, Fancy Ripe Olives, 40c pt; 75c qt" Large Ripe Olives, 35c pt 60c qt Medium Large Ripe Olives 25c pt.; 40c Stuffed Olives 10c, 15c, 25c, 40c, if Silver Net Sardines 2 for Gustave Penanrose Sardines , 3 for '"J. Fancy French Sardines.. l5c! 2 tot TOUR SCXDAY SUl'l'LY Antoninl Olive Oil will make the ' lightest and most delicious Salad Dressing of any Oils sold. One bottle will convince you. We have the choicest lot of SupYeme Hams ever shown by any merchant in Salem. Sizes from $155 to $2.50 each. Hew" are good. The label says Supreme, and it tells the truth for once. Roth Grocery Co. 410-416 State St. Pones 1885-1886