Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, March 21, 1904, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Texti ,' DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, GALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1904. -, EIGHT. MANY WILL 9nBI Gte&t Sale of RIDE GOAT TONIGHT Monster Initiation by the Maccabees-Supreme Com mander Will Not be Here Any Sfatot In the stoe ion ' inYt? MTiJtLtmstt 'JiGsvjsfy roJt o-j v khbibsssss h Today? Af te Tomou to w, The Next -- " ' T Day and Days Theteaitet Out immense carpet department Is at your disposal. We nave taken great cat e to select such, patterns and colorings as are best suited for modern house use. Administers per yard $f. 25, $IAQ, $1.50 and $1.65. Velvets per yard, $iA0 and $1.25. Body Brussels, best five frame, per yard Brussels per yd, 65c, 75c, 85c, 95c, all wool, per yd 65c. Rajah and Flemish Tapestry per "yard 95c. Tfie House Furnishing Co T&e Strictly Straight Stoe 269 Lifcety street Stores HOUGHTON ' GOES TO PRISON Attempt to Escape His Sen , fance on s Technicality Falls in Supreme Cuurt In the suprumo court thla afternoon case wero decided aa follows; State of Oregon, respondent, vs. Charles I lough tun, appellant; nppsnt from Multnomah county; Ho. A. U Ifnuer, Judge; affirmed. Opinion by Jaetloo lleau. The defendant wu twloe tried (or nseault with Intent to rub. Following the Unit trial he an imated, and the ens was reverted. TiQ mandate had not boon received in the lower court when ho was tried the Cond time, and when he wa u teaced to the peuUnHary he an pealed, alleging that the trial eourt tuut do Jurisdiction Tho appellate trourt hold he waived hie right whon lio went to trial without raising the question then, lib will have to serve lilt term In the penitentiary. Jomoe Hall, respondent, vs. A. Abra titan, appellant; appeal from Doug feu county; S. W. Hamilton, Judge; Wanted Potatoes We Want Burbank Potatoes. Carly Rose Potatoes, Karly Jsekson Potatoes, Peerlsse Potatoes, taamett Chill Potatoas. James IVLJKyle&Co J 75 Commercial St. Ht'llHH'Ht-HimH M IIHUHHWHIUMH IIM-fr JEWELRY TALK. Hw la whr we know what we are talking about We peruse thd best stookn In the market, and sake eholeeet teleotlona. We also carry a line whtea Is sulUhle (or the moat fastidious and those aero sparing with the purse. Cut QIM8, DImond.Vtchs, Sllvorvycsr. Beside a eeuatleaa Tarlety ot aavaHlea (oms4 la & arttkaa Jew Wfy atejsv, Vw wUl Ao,d. wt vrtm right, aai evrtfclRoahoura with the same eourtwy. whether you bujr or t Watehmaker, Jewels and OatWufl, M State Street. Kent deer t L44 A Bush Bank, frtHH4444H44MW Tomoflffow, Day Salem and Albany revorsod. . Opinion by Wolvorton. This suit was for tho recovery of soma ore mined on land Bold under contract. The court instructed tho jufyto deduct the cost of mining from value of the ore. From tills Instruc tion an appeal was taken. Tho su premo court holdu the Instruction was wrong, and orders a new trial. North Pacific Lumber Co. vs. Snore & Robinson nnd Hanson & Landon; appeal from Multnomah county, Fra- I ser, judge; Judgment set aside. Opin ion by Moore. C. J. This caso was brought for the recovery of building material. Tho lower opurt gave Judg ment against one firm only, and the supreme court holds that the two firms were. In effect, one organisa tion, and the Judgment should be dgalnst both. flea I Hibbord, respondent, vs. S, a Henderson, et al.. appellant; from Multrqmiah county; OJeland, Judge; AMrmed, Opinion by Moore. Coast I&ud and Uve Stock Co., re spondent, va, Oregon Colonisation, Co.. apppellant. and 0o. H. Selovor, et al., defendants; tram llentan county; Hamilton, Judge; aRlrmed, Opinion by Ilean. New tine. Prelty cotton shirt waists, the haudsoiueot of the season, havo Just arrived. Also a big line of American Lady Corsets. 8eo our bargains In suits and silk wraps. Mrs. M. E. Fraaer, ladles' furnisher. Gold Dust Flour Mde by THK SIDNEY POWER COMPANY, Sidney, Oregon, Made tor family use. Ask your trocer (or it Bran end shorts al ways on hand. A. T. Wain, Agt. $ i .40. $1. Extra Seeper u H CIRCUIT COURT IN j SESSION Judge Burnett Holds Ad journed Term-One New Suit Filed Today Judge Burnett held on adjourned' term of the circuit court today, when the following orders were entered, afV ter some of the cases had been pre pared for hearing at the April terifi of the ceurt: State of Oregon vs. Lee Maseey1 ana L,e$ Jorrrloe, criminal, two cases; continued to July term, 1004. W. D. Mohnoy vs. J. T. Kearns, et at, fqr money; default and JuJgment, with order to sell attached property. Drfeyman Ieather Co. vs. M. ,F. Hrnest, for money; default and Judgi' ment with ortler to sell attached property. Real Estate Sales. Phil Motsohan and wife have sold to Jennie O. Kyle, the west half of lots 6 and 1, In block No. 86, city of Salem, for 1 530. .- John D. Peregory has transferred to Xi AlttW.I .. m..,A 1 D . . ... ..usu, mm nun ii d-o ucrtra in ieo tlon 2. t C s, r 2 w, for HW. The Liberal University Co, has sold to Josephine II. Steen, 6.7 acres of land: In t 6 a, r 1 w. near Sllverton for 83T.M. flew Suit Filed. A iU was this afteraoa filed in the circuit court by the John Hughes Co. against J. B. Putnam and wife. The suit U brought for the recovery of 19S.. with Interest, and JJS attor- saj-a (eea, alleged to he due on the not. Bonhasi & Martin axe atto ney for plalntlCT. Pprtland and Return Only $2.20. The Southern Pacific la bow setting round trip tickets to Portland from Salem for J2.J0. good going Saturday p, m or any train of 8unday. return lag Sunday and Monday, giving alj day Sunday and Monday la Portland lTh, nsiQ arrasgemeat awiHoe from Portlawi, giving all PorUoBd people a ofcanee to visit valley routs el tretOly redued rates, Alex. SuBspter. aa old teer u ttt Bit lkJmk ItlnA mill. - . .. vMJ.r Wl w Alwu Frllay Th local Maccabees Tent will have groat, time tonight, the occasion be ing a monster Initiation, over 100 can didates being la readiness for the cer- lemony. This wobk me staioteni 01 tho order meets in Portland for the annual eeion, and Supromo Com mander D. P. Marker, of Port Huron, Mich., will be in attendance, nnd the jnonster .Initiation horo was planned so. as to havo Mr. Markey here to night Great preparations were made fdr tills Interesting ovont, and a num ber of tho nearby tents of tho order aro hero to participate In tho ceremon ies. Jefferson, Prntum and other towns havo sent thoir niombors of tho order, and a good tlmo Is expected. Tho local lodgo haa proparod a feast for tho visitors, to be partaken of af ter tho initiation. All goes merrily. There Is only one thing to mar tho pleasures of tho occasion tho distin guished guost, Supromo Commandor Markey haB not arrived as yet, nor can he bo horo, for he is coming from the south, expecting to arrlvo horo nt 4:34 this aftoruoon, from San Fran cisco, and that train will not be here until about 12 hours lator, bringing him too lato to be tho guest of tho, Maccabeos In Salem, as ho is duo In Portland tomorrow morning. Wlillo this will, to a cortaln oxtont, throw a damper on tho festivities, a good timo will bo had In spito of it, and 100 candidates wilt bo ablo to rldo tho gont Just as well as if tho supromo commandor was hore. The Commercial Club. The regular semi-annual monthly meeting will bo held at the city pollco court room Tuesday evening, and a- good attendance Is desired, ns thoro Is business of Importnnco before tho club, Quarterly duos can bo paid to tho secretary at that meeting. Thero Is a demand for some new lltoraturo, and steps should bo taken to sccuro a now census of Creator Salem. The Easy Running; Tribune Tho 1904 Trlbunos are again the loaders whon It comes to genuine worth. Como In and soe the new mod ols. The ladles' wheels have the double graceful loop framo of previ ous types, blnck with blue rims, and tho men's come In olther blue or blnok. We furnish nny tiro or saddle, and you can got brakes, two-speed gears, or any othor option that's go ing. We have this season added the fa mous Pierce to our wheel department. This wheel, particularly In tho spring fork and cushion frnrae models, Is a Bplendld mount for tho rider who an- predates comfort In riding. Call and see them. That bunch of 1903 models In the Monarch. Crescent and Imperial linos vyas a great buy for us. We can make It Interesting for men and women both on these wheels, as the prices aro "below par." Sundries, too. for everybody. F. A Wiggins Implement House, 255-257 Liberty 8t., Farm implements, Automobiles, Sewing Machine and Supplies. ee 1 G. F. Mason Manofactcrcf of Berry 1 crates, boxes, loslde 2 woik ior au, irait dryers and all kinds of shop work. Miller t. Sooth Salem, Phone 2 J 9 i Red 9faa8eMeee ; 4frf-l-r-t HllllllSIIIIII It- j: New Today i: uost. Lady's brown ImUxu- m.,K,0 with silver cola, between ISth street o AsjiHm avenue and W. C. T. U. hall. Leave at Journal office. . J-Sl-3t Found. A photo hwton, eotttalalag a sasaU boya pletHre. Owaer can hav the same by calHag at this of fice aad paylag for thto ad. 3-21 at o i'JLJs Gommendng Monday, New styles in walking and dess skbtts. The greatest Bargain event eve offered Don't miss it Chlneso Squadron Now Moving. London, March 21. Itoutor's Chee Foo wires correspondent that a Chi nese squadron of four cruisers com manded by Admiral Tsay, arrived thoro Sunday and will proceed to Nowchwang as soon as the lco clears n n i n n-Hi-m n 1 1 n n-fr t Awitsl I Wind T How did It effect your umbrella Wo recover and repair them. WATT SHIPP 4. 201 Com. St opp. R. M. Wade's I t n 1 1 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 H- Money to Loan THOMAS K. FORD. Over Ladd & BuBh's Bank, Salem, Or, icxm Stork Cffi JPMPXJE&JBAR6AmmOU$& Beautiful Spring Goods Now Ready for Your Inspection Neither tlm? nor money has been sparod In making tho selection of this beautiful utock of dry gcous for our spring trade. No Eastern house can show you any later or moro up-to-dato goods than wo have now on our shelves. We are not looking for long profits. What we want is tho confidence of the pooplo and wo know the only way to gain that Is to sell good goods at the lowest margin of profit. Read en: FINE 8ILK8 CHEAP. 39o India wash silks, ntloe yd.. 25c 60c crystal cord wash silk, jd..29c 06c heavy cord.d wash silks,yd o II allsllk a4h taffeta, all col- ors and black, yard 6Jc 75c pongee silk, fine quality ,d 45t ?l white and ecru pongee slIk.C5o 1 all-silk rustle taffeta, yd ..C9e $1.36 colored peau de solo, yd.. 95c $136 crepe de chine silk, yd... 89c $1.26 polka dot foulards, yd.... 79c 76c black silk taffota, yd 48o $1 black silk taffota, guaranfd.G9c $1 black silk psau de sole. yd.. 69c $1.35 black silk peau de sole.yd 85c $175 36-lnch black silk rusUo taffeta, yard , ggc 7Sc black India silk, yard !5o We are showing a bsauUful as sortment of fine walstinga In fan cy silk and oxford eloth at very Mttle prices. NEW SPRING GOODS, now In every department. Gold belts, crush leather bolts, gold but tons, gold trimmings, new lace em broideries and teedallions, ribbons, atock collars and beads. Chicago' Store Chicago prices. DRESS GOODS BARGAINS c black and white eheck dresa 8xls. yard Uc 3Gc school pkuu aresg goods. .lSc THESE PRJCES.ONLY STAND fOR THREE DAYS. TBS CHEAPEST STORE IN THE NORTHWEST. M'Eyoy BrothersXourt St., Salem JL MsAC- -ii e i i a Mww-frwwj 1 Does Yotii Btiggy j Need Paint This la the time of year U have It put In order. All work done In the best style, and fully guaranteed as to quality. : Prices Right I You will be surprised at how Z llttlo It will cost you to have your rig made new. J W.B.WARNER I &CO. I 68 Chemeketa Street. 1 faigiioioct(iiBiefa 39c 40-lnch wool serge drees goods, yard 25c 60c old rose cashmeres, yd.... 35c 75c oroam albatross, yd 8c $1 black and white striped brllllantlnes, yd 5c 75c black and colored brlllian- tlnos, yd 8c $2 black Frenoh wool voiles, yard $1-M $1.60 black satin prunella,yd .98c 5inoh shepherd's plaid oxford suitings, yard jc 90c light wool French suitings C5c $1.85 blaokknub eatmlneayd $l-5 $1.85 black English Venetian, 64.1nch, yard $1S6 $2 black all-wool broadcloth.. $1-3 $1.25 58-Inoh grey mlxod broad cloth, per yard i 75c black all-wool French flan nel, yard -4SC $1.35 slik-flnlehod brilllanUne 86c 38c linen voiles, now, yd... -36c 39o linen oxford suitings, yd.. 25c 36f Irish linen dress goodB, yJ-l6 29p black laco striped grena dines, yard 19 Wo aro showing a beautiful Na of white goods, India Unons, lace striped dress goods, madras suit Ings, piquets, white satin vollee at very low prices. i i ) 1 j &