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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (June 4, 1912)
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGOS, TI ESDAI. JVM 4, Mfc TLQt rrvx 4 t ' : : Reduced Prices ON ALL OF OCK HANDSOME TAI1.0I1ED Suits for Women J U N LEONA COMBINATIONS $1.25 Tallies $1.13 $3.50 Values 12.85 14.00 Values $3.28 $5.00 Values $3.95 $6.00 Values (5.47 W H T E D A Y S WOMEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS 2 for 5c, Crossbars m Initial Sic 15c Initial He 10c Initial "c WHITE DRESS GOODS WHITE FLANNELS WHITE SILKS BIO REDUCTION White Shoes OXFORDS AND HIGH BUTTON FOR Less sit THE ROUND-UP The recent Calapoola forest Are ttnrted by rangers engaged In. pro tecting the forests, burned over six sections of green timber and de stroyed 100,000,000 feet of lumber the stumpnge value of which Is $100, 000. The rainfall In Eastern Oregon for May was more than twice the nor mal, insuring record breaking crops. ' Thomas Baker, a pioneer of Baker county, aged 79, died at Pendleton, Saturday. Congress has given Pendleton a 200-acre reservoir site In the Uma tilla Indian reservation. Denure Edwards, conceded to be the finest Clyde stallion In America, has been purchased by N. K. West, of Union'. The horse weighs 2,400 pounds. Frank Freundel, a five-year-old boy, was run down by &n auto In Baker City, Friday, and Injured so badly, It Is thought he will die. He was playing on the street and ran In front of the machine. Shanlko shipped 51,700 head of sheep laRt week. The shipments re quired 199 cars. The Wasco county grand Jury did not have a, single criminal case to Investigate at Its session last week. Wasco county's proposed new court house to cost $150,000, has Ulrred up much opposition and an Injunction suit, besides giving "old subscriber", "Citizen," et al, unlim ited opportunity to fill the local U. Salem and vicinity: Fair and warmer tonight and Wednesday. . Win o zisot Nr M vox ra fu --" 29.8 n w St i . , Lvi uu8 i 9 Ohwrr.llons Ukon ll S m., 7Mb mrildlun lime. Air prwuiire reflurwi inn. i nacm m.rn, p.i uirnusn im of iui7 all Tressur. laXrms "(Wiled lines) !. lUrounh points of aqu.l teropmtor.; drawn oolf for sero, freeiim. W. and MP. O clrar O purtlrcloudr O cloudn rin: tnow: report mlMlnr. Arrows fly with ths wind. Nrst fifures, lowest Km prr.iur. 'put noun; second, prcelultsllou of 01 inch or more for pl M bouts; third, maximum wind v.locllf. ' (15 LINGERIE DRESSES (9.00 (11 Lingerie Dresses (8.75 (7.00 Values .(4.65 These are 40 to 44 In size White Women's Summer Coats for Less All Table Linens and White Goods Reduced WHITE COTTON BLANKETS (1.05 Quality ...... (U9 $1.35 Quality (1.12 .85 Quality 69 newspapers with otherwise. advice, wise, and Medford "High" graduated a class of 34 last Friday, the record num ber. Medford will hold a three-day race meet, beginning July 4. A 100-mile auto race will be one 5f the fea In res. The big Knapp sawmill at Klamath Tails was destroyed by fire Saturday morning, and the Long Lake plant adjoining had a close call. The loss to both plants will be In the neigh borhood of $50,000. The big rodeo at Klamath Falls was witnessed by big crowds, H was estimated that 2500 residing outside of the city saw the fun. June 11 the Oregon Agricultural college will celebrate Its 43rd com mencement, and its 27th since be coming a state Institution. John R. Smith, a pioneer of Ore gon, coming in 1852, died at Lebanon, May 28, aged 81 years. Ross H. WhlUiey, 19, and Lillian Ellis, 16, were married at Albany last week, their parents consenting. Mrs. Jacob Honk, aged 70, and for many years a resident of Lebanon, died at Seattle, May 28. She came to Lebanon with her husband In 1868. Independence Is to have a new de partment store, and In a brick build ing, too. A sprained ankle may as a rule be cured In from three to four days by applying Chamberlain's Liniment and observing the directions with each bottle. For sale by all dealers. 0 S. Department of Agriculture, WEATHER BUREAU. WILLIS L. MOORE. Chief, 072 EXPLANATORY NOTPiS. WOMENjS WHITE PETTICOATS $1.50 rettlcoats ....(98 (1.75 Petticoats ....(1.39 KUO, (4.00 (24)8 Sale MUSLIN COMBINATIONS (1.50 Values (L24 $2.00 Values (1.4 $3.50 Values. (2.73 $5.00 Values $3.79 15c Pillow Cases 11c Ready Made Sheets for Less Men's HANDKERCHIEFS 10c Values 5c 5c Talues 8Wc Pure Linen ' 25c Values 17c FARM LANDS ON BEAUTIFUL HOWELL PRAIRIE, THE CREAM OF OREGON. 354 acres, a fine farm of splendid land, well located, and with fair Im provements. This place is known as one of the best on the Prairie. 320 acres, this place Is Al land, and is on a main county roadj it is all cleared, and In every way a desirable place. 186 acres, no better farm In the state than this. Fair house, barn and granary. All clear except 25 acres of timber and pasture. Excellent soil and In every way an attractive place. Must be seen to be appreciated. 100 acres, choice prairie land, all cleared, no Improvements, well situat ed, convenient to school and church. 80 acres, level and all well drained land, and with all the good points of the Howell Prairie property. 40 acres, extra fine land, will grow anything that Is produced In Oregon. 20 acres, not far from Salem, good soil. Price: From $100 per acre and up, and on easy terms. BECHTEL & BYNON, 347 State Street. Telephone Main 452 There Is no real need of anyone be ing troubled with constipation. Cham berlain's Tablets will cause an agree able movement of the bowels without any unpleasant effect. Give them a trial. For sale by all dealers. Auto Ran Into Holdup. ONITID rUMS UA8BD wiu. . , Los Angeles, Cal., June 4. Six cops In a gasoline black rmtrla, responding to a burglary call, ran over two thugB standing up a belated citizen. The B. C. already was out four-bits and a tooth. The holdups, badly shaken, rode back in the patrol wagon. Journal "Want Ids" Brlns- Results. 1 i m J GIIIOESE -MAKE FINE SUiG ONiTiD rxxsa uussd win. Batang, China, June 4. Reports re ceived today from Thibet say the Chinese are regaining the upper hand In the rebellious dependency. At least accounts the Chinese forces from Kansu and Szechwa provinces were converging upon Lhassa, and it is like ly that, by now, they are besieging or In possession of the Thibetan capital. More than this, the Chinese military commanders have won the friendship of the Thibetan tribes along the fron-. tier of China proper, and many of the tribesmen Joined the Chinese troops In their march on Lhassa. The success thus far of the expedi tion sent against the rebels speaks highly for President Yunn Shi Kal's Judgment In the selection of Its lead ers. Not only have the Chinese sol dier's been well handled, from a mili tary standpoint, but an Important dip lomatic triumph has been achieved, In dividing the Thibetans among them selves. The greatest danger to the Chinese is that of English interference. Though the British government has denied any such Intention, Jt is far from be ing trusted by the Pekln administra tion. UNCLE SAMUEL SELLS RIFLES TO THE CUBANS UNITED PRESS IJtiRED WIHI Washington. June 3. On request of the state department, the war depart ment this afternoon ordered that 50, 000 Krag carbines and 1,000,000 rounds of ammunition be at once shipped to the Cuban government. The rifles will be sold to President Gomez at $8 each, Gomez hitherto has been unable to purchase arms In the United States as nearly all the rifles manufactured ate sold to the American govern ment The state department agreed to accommodate Gomez and to pre vent the necessity of his having to send to Europe to get arms with which to crush the negro rebellion. SMILES. Things fire coming Reuf's way. All the Indictments against him have been dismissed; he has been disbarred as an attorney at law, and now, If he gets paroled, which seems probable, he will get an opportunity to start new In a reasonably clean condition. a The days will not grow longer much longer, In fact will grow short er considerably longer. , Summer begins at 2:09 Friday, June 21.. It is fortunate It does not come sooner, for it will be hot enough at Chicago on the 18th and 19th, de spite the fact that It will still be spring. A post-mortem examination on a de ceased Oregon City cow discloses the fact that Bhe died from eating poisoned sausage. It served her right. A cow that would eat sausage when green clover Is plentiful, deserves every thing, even to an autopsy conducted with a mattock and a meat saw. Oregon City's dog catcher got busy Saturday. With poisoned sausage lying around as cow food his Job should be light, unless the dogs are not canni balistic, and draw the line on linked canine long drawn out. SENATOR NIXON OF NEVADA . IS DANGEROl'SLY ILL friNmoD pnnaa Muitn winit.1 Washington, June 4. That Senator O S. Nixon, of Nevada, is critically 111, as a result of a nasal operation performed last week, was learned here today. Tllood poisoning Is feared, It Is said, and hope for the senator's recovery practically has been abandned. Full of Prunes. DNtniD prim utissD win Los Angeles, Cal., June 4. Only one fan In 100 ventures the declaration that Umpire McGreevy is full of prunes, but his umps declares It Is true. 'Tor breakfast every day," he said. ''HcBt thing in the world for the eye." Very Serious It Is very serious nutter to uk tor one medicine and have the wrong one given you. For this reason we urge you In buying to t0 careful to get the genuine BLfxT-m?AusilT Liver Medicine The reputation of this old, relia ble medicine, for constipation) In digestion end liver trouble, fa firm ly established. It does not imitate other medicines. It is better than others, or it would not be the fa vorite liver powder, with larger ale than all others combined. SOLD JH TO WW ra IS TRYING TO RECALL LEASE (Continued from Page 1.) tiff sought to make a recall on the lease, so to speak, and have It can celled. "No complaint against the defen dant's operation of the yard came un til last fall and we will show by evidence, and I want to say right here, not by Chinese evidence, as has been asserted, but evidence by bop experts, that the yard was run In ac cordance with the lease and in skillful manner. We will show by ovldence here that the plaintiff has harassed and annoyed the defendant In the operation of the yard. We will show that he Incited the hop pickers to strike and that this Inter fered with the hop picking. We will also show that the plaintiff had a suit Instituted to eject the defendant but that the case was dismissed and that he also had one of his employe's arrested and that the case against him was dismissed. Attorney Carson then went on to explain the different charges pre ferred against the defendant. The ytlina and warehouse had been re paired, lie declared, in accordance with the lease aiul eome of the build ings erected by the defendant. Wire was not used In the hop yard be cause the lease had not contemplated It as wire was not used when it was executed. Peers, realizing this, had furnished the wire when It was to be used and McMahan had failed to do so, The yard was not as well sup plied with poles as It should be, he admitted; but this was due to the fact, he explained, that the plalntllT had forbidden the defendant to cut timber from the land to be used as poles, and the defendant was not to blame for this condition. "The plaintiff finds fault with the Inartistic Implements used to culti vate the yard," sarcastically said Carson, "but we will show that they were adequate for the work and bIbo that his cutlvatlon was In accord ance with the Ideas of expert hop men. "And then there was the geese," he continued. "It Is outrageous to think of a Chinaman owning geese and thoue geese getting over on the plaintiffs clover patch. But the evi dence will explain all the expeditions of the geese Into this patch to the satisfaction of the court." After declaring that he would ex plain to the satisfaction of tbo court all the allegations made against the defendant and that he was satisfied of a verdict In his favor, the attor ney for the defense concluded his ar gument, and the taking of evidence was commenced. - McMahon was the first witness placed on the stand thla morning, and after he had told his story about how the lease had been violated by Sing, In falling to properly cultivate the yard, keep up the buildings, nnd fences and by allowing his hogs and geese to run wild, Attorney Carson put him through a grilling croBB-examlnatlon. Attorney Carson desired to know If he had found anything In the lease about geese, and McMahon was forced to admit that he had not, and the fact that they run at large could not be considered as a violation of It. He drew the same admission from him with relation to the hogs and divers other thlngSj After Carson was through with him he had trimmed his case down until he had but one leg left to stand on, and that was the fail ure to properly cultivate the yard, and the attorneys for the defense declare that when this afternoon they place expert witnesses on the stand to testi fy on this subject, that this leg will also be knocked out from undor him. The next witness on the stand was B. T. Jones, and his evidence was weak. J. L. McLean's evidence, the next witness, was so weak that the attorney for the plaintiff, after a few minutes' examination, let go of him like a hot potato, and the defense did not even bother with a cross-examination. P. Case was the.next witness, and, Foster & Baker GROCERIES Fruit Jars TJlio season for fruit Jars Is here, when In need of Jars, caps, or rub bers, como In and see us. Let ub have your orders now for berries by (he crate to be delivered when you want them. We get the bent to be had. Sanitary Covered Bacon The choice flavor of this! sugar cured bacon Is retained by the New Sanitary Covering, It's different than common bacon; try It Ilome Crown Frt Strawberries, r-hone 259 A .WOMAN'S WISDOSI. ' The worried mother wakes up to hear her baby's heavy breth!fl(( t little eouf(h perhaps the croup or whooping oouh. She does not want to send for the doctor when perhaps the trouble does not amount to much. Finally she thinks of that medical book her father Have her, The Common Sense Medioal Adviier, R. V. Pierce, M. D. She says " just the tiling to nnd out what is the matter with the little dear." Two million households in this country own one and it's to be had lor only 3Io. in stamps 1,000 pages in splendid cloth binding. A good family advisor in any emergency. It is for tithtr ux. This is what many women write Dr. Pierce in respect to hia " Favorite Prescription, " a remedy which has made thousands of melancholy and miserable women cheerful and happy, by curing, the painful womanly diseases which undermine woman's health at.d strength. "My desire Is to write a fnw linos n l,.t vnn ltnnw alms Mrs, Zubrrt and Bas. to all my friends." finding that he knew nothing about any of the matters, save cultivation, and but little about that, the attorney for the plaintiff Bet about extracting what he knew about It, and It was like extracting teeth with connected roots. Carson made the assertion In his opening statement that the suit was brought for the purpose of railroading Sing off the farm, so that McMahon could get all of this year's crop, aid that there are others not connected with the case who believe the same thing was evidenced this morning, when a prominent lawyer attending the case as a listener, leaned over to several luwyer frloiiiis and declnred that, "while he had not hoard much r44 SUMMER WEIGHT UNDER Ladies' Sleeveless Vests, a good quality at 10c Fine Lisle vests at 18c and 25c Ladies' Sleeveless Union suits, lace trimmed .38c Extra large Union Suits, fine Lisle at 50c Extra large Sleeveless Vests, at 121 -2c Children's Warm Weather Underwear Summer Union Suits for Girls and Boys Separate Garments for the Little Ones. Extra large size Underwear Union Suits or separate garments Rostein & 1 240-246 N. COMMERCIAL STREET. 4 - 4 - - - In All Their Beauty Strawberries are coming in most perfe.ct. 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I did my own housework washing and Ironliin. cooklnir, sowing, and the worst of all nursed three children who had whooping cough. 1 hiirdlv knew of the advent ten minutes hefori1 so easv wna Tim huhv u n tut. n Kttr.h,.ll 3 Ir. l'lorce's Favorite Prescription Is the best medicine for any woman to tako when lu this cointlLlon. I rirnminiil it. of the evidence thai he would bet J3 that McMahon woul.l lose the case." He found no takers, however, -the oth er apparently sbar.ng his views on tin' mbject. Tblr afternoon the plaintiff will con clude his evidence, nnd the defense "W.a the Introduction of their testl r.v.ry Moto on Nowt says a policeman to a street crowd, and whacks heads If it don't. "Move on now," says the big, harsh mineral pills to bowel congestion and suffer ing follows. Dr. King's New Life Pills don't bulldoze the bowels. They gent-i ly persuade them to right action, and health follows. 2fc at J. C. Perry's. Quality adds to net value tar more, rapidly than does quantity, - WEAR TO FIT EVERYBODY Greenbaum 4 - - 4' - ' - 444 - - - - - - CRATES Spauldmg Logging & F erry. Phone Main 1830