DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL
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VOL. XIV.
SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, MARCH 28, 1904.
NO. 7T.
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JANWA
COLORADO
LABOR LEADERS
JEWISH EXPULSION !
SPIRIT!
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SBaLfL.ll liJOJL.U
WANING FAST
Unpopularity of the Asiatic
Campaign Growing
Manifest
The Czar Will Do Without Wines, Cigars,
Caviar and Sardines as Usual the
War Expenses Fall With Utmost
Severity on the Working
Classes
g Further Inhuman Decrees Renewed
by the Russians in the Kishineff
Jurisdiction
London, March 28. The Centtral Newajbureau, of Vienna, quotes a
Kishineff dispatch stating that Prince SsUroff, governor of BesArabla,
has declined a petition by the Jews asking that he postpone until af-
2 ter the passover the Introduction of the expulsory law. All Jews with
g In a radius of 50 versts of the wstern frontier must remove to the In
2 terlor, adding to the congestion within that pale.
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St. Petersburg, Mnrch 28. The cznr,
following tho example of Russian
workmen, most of whom contribute
seven por cent of tholr wages as a
war fund, has ordered his household
expenses cut at least four roubles
dally. Tho proceeds to go to tho Red
Cross society. Ho has denied hlmsolf
liquors and Bide J I shoe, such as cav-
flaro and Bardlnos, which aro more ox-
ppnslvo than meat In Russia, and cur
tailed his dally supply of cigars. Fruit
' Is served only on state occasions. Tho
nowspaper Novostl, However, com-
I plains that public intorost In the war
Is flagging. This Is particularly no-
I tlccablo In tho diminished contrlbu
i tlons to tho Red Cross funds.
St. Petersburg, March 28. Ordora
aro about to bo given nt tho work
shops nt Sormovo for the construction
of an lmmenso steol dock at Port Ar.
thur, to bo complotod In four months.
A Port Arthur dispatch this morning
states that damage done by one of the
torpedo boats, tho Sllnl, was to tho
stearlng gear of a steamship. A Jap
anese nnmed Skeda was nrrostod for
taking photographs of tho town of
Chata, near tho Manchurlan frontier.
Compromising papers wero found.
BALKANS
ONCE MORE
lERUPTING
1 much discussion In diplomatic and of
I flclal circles over tho Intimation that
uront Urltaln, through tho new Fronch
entente, Is seeking to compose her
differences with Russia. The Novostl,
which has long boen the leading ex
ponent of this Idea, today editorially
contonded that nothing but an In
grained distrust keeps tho two nations
apart.
The Novostl goes furthor, In pro
posing a European coalition, under tho
auspices of Russia, Franco and Great
Britain,' to combat "tho yellow dan
ger, and says:
"Wo have always maintained that a
now trlplo alliance would assure the I
bnlanco of power, not only In Europe,
but throughout the world."
Tho Novostl gives Emperor William
oredlt for a prophetic realization of
tho "yollow peril." Tho artlclo con
cludes by urging tho powers to settle
tho Asiatic problem once and for all
by apportioning territory,
"If they hoeltnto now," says tho ar
tlclo, "thoy will havo to do so sooner
Eight Regiments to Be Mo
bilized by the
Sultan
Constantinople, March 28 Orders
havo been Issued for the Immediate
mobilization In Syria of eight classes
of rosorvos. Tholr destination 1& not
known. This revives rumors of Im
minent concentration of an outbreak
of hostilities In the Balkans.
fContlnuod on Fourth Page.)
TWO JAP
STEAMERS
LOST
Yokohama, March 28. Tho Japan
ese steamor Lan Yu Maru la ashore
near tho Island of Quelpaert, at tho
ontrance of tho Yollow Sea. The
steamor Aid Maru has also struck a
rock, hut may be ablo to mako tho
port of Hamilton. She is leaking.
GERMANY
DISPOSED
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TO PEACE
Bill pon't Want to Dip Into
Venezuelan Affairs
Btrlln, March 28. Tho foreign of
fice has Issued a dental of tho report
that Germany Is preparing for a hos
tile demonstration In Vonozuola.
LIFE MIS
SION ENDED
FOREVER
Washington, March 28. Charles
Forester, until recently a clerk nt tho
Whlto House, and a brother of Ru
dolph Forester, one of the Prosidont's
assistant secretaries, killed himself,
by shooting this morning at his home
In Kenzlng. a suburb of Maryland,
DEPORTE
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House to House Search .for
. 'W It
Armed Agitators ls
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Made
Ai'.
Violence and Continuous interruption of
Industry Has Driven the People
to Desperate Measures 'i
Trinidad, Colo., March 28. Furthor
deportations of the strlko loadors in
tho national district, It is understood,
will bo mndo tonight. Houso to house
raids for flro arms continue In all the
small towns In Las Animas county.
At ono houso tho troopB woro refusod
admittance becauso a child was dy
ing of dlphthorla, when tho doors woro
brokon down. Tho censorship contin
ues strict,
Tollurldo, Colo., Mnrch 28. At noon
today Presldont Morcor, of tho West-
am Federation of Miners, was unable?
to Bcouro bondsmen, and wan stilly
prisoner In tho county Jail. Unfoirtsfcw
who own property woro willing, toJba
como surety, but woro quietly Ire
formed not to go on Mercer's bond, a
it will make them porsona non grats
Tho federation will probably nrrangp
a cash bond this afternoon. Secretary
and Treasurer Forbes, of Tollurrt&r
union, No. 1, was doportod last night;,
and was 'arrested. Throo other cxllem
have returned, nnd thus far nro oblto
to oludo tho military.
Mrs. Lobeck Dead.
Mrs. Lobock, of Michigan City, died
this morning nt 7 o'clock, of pnoumc
nla, aged 77 yearn Tho funeral will
bo hold from tho family resldonco to
morrow afternon at 1 o'clock, and tho
remains will bo interred at Zena.
Delegates Elected.
Mehama dolegatos to Republican
county conventien: Albert Holzlngor,
W. S. Barrtck, Lou Barrlngor, J. A.
Itlchards.
The White House
Can give you a good meal any hour
of tho day or night
Three Permits and Two Marriages?,
Three marriage llconses woro fii
suod today. Tho happy couplos worcr
William A. Lovelnco and AgncB MV
Bagnoll, omployos of tho Chemawa
Indian school; Qcorgo W. Leonardf
and Mrs. N. B. Danlola, nnd Jnince;
Dotty Gordon and Fannlo Montgonw
cry.
Two of these couples woro unltcdT
In marrlngo today at tho court houses
by Judgo Bcott, Qcorgo W. Leo'nardL
of Hubbard, and Mrs. N. K. MoDan
lols, of Sllvorton, and Jnmo Clotty
Gordon nnd Miss Fannlo Montgomery.
both of Sllverton.
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Port Arthur Closed at Last.
Toklo, March 28. According to I
Japanese account Admiral Togo has I
made a successful nt tempt to bottle'
Port Arthur. On Sunday four steam- (
ships wero sunk ncross the mouth of
the harbor Lator In the day tho Japs'
battleships began a bombardment. '
Commander of. Russians,
Home, March 28. The Agenzla LI-1
bera reportt Genoral Kouropatkin
arrival at Lla Yang, In Manchuria.
URGES THE YELLOW PERIL
MAIL ORDERS
Received during the week will be
filled nt tho prices quoted and will
receive the same treatment as though
you came In person to do your shop
ping. Try this way.
WEDNESDAY ONLY
Our ICOth Wednesday special is re!.
bratod by offering the latest suceis
In Ladles' Neckwear, Kmbroldered
Ilulgarlan Collars. EXTRA VALUE
8e Liberty street window.
Russian Paper Says Russia, France .
and Great Britain Must United.
St, Petersburg March 28. Thorfi is
i It's the i
I 5
I Newness
Of tho goods as well as the ex
tremely low priceB that Is at
tracting tho attention of Sa
lero'B best dressore to our now
dry goods department
We're showing dross goods and
dress trimmings that are equal
to anything shown In tho city.
Our Hnea of laces and embroid
eries havo tho reputation of be
ing tho beet Another lot of
gilt buttons just in.
"Wo have Proctor's Tenbriffe
Wheels and square, If you
want to make your own lace.
NEW CHIFFON, APPLIQUE
AND MEDALLIONS.
GRAND EASTER SALE
Owing to the Inclemency of this season, which has a tendency to materially retard spring baying, we have inaugurated this GRAND EASTER
SALE to boom business for this week. This is BARGAIN WEEK at the Big Store. Every Item should be carefully noted; it means money
saving for somebody. The whole city will be shopping, not one woman can afford to be away.
SILKS
Yards and yards of tho very best
qualities In bright new silks, Im
menco assortment of colors. Val
ues up to 35c yard.
EASTER SPECIAL
2 5c yard
Values up to 76c yard
25c yard
vaiu6 up iq i.ao yara
50cyard
The New
York Racket
E. T. BARNES, Prop.
Wo Undersell Regular Stores. U
PERFUMES
Our celebrated perfumes are quite
popular for Easter White Rose,
Virginia Rose, White Heliotrope,
Jockey Club, Lily of the Valley,
Peau de Spang, and many other
popular odors.
EASTER 8PECIAL
39c oz
DRESS GOODS
Scotch mixtures in wool and non
silk, all the popular shades; good
8Sc and 9Bc valus.
EASTER SPECIAL
69c yard
50c and Cfrc values.
43c yard
Striped Sicilians for shirt watat
suits In light gray and tan, 06c
values
46c yard
B 1-Inch all-wool homscpun
Ings, regular 11.50 yard
$1.23 yard
SMnch gray suiting, eWgast
skirts, regular $1.00 value
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
White, pink and blue sleevoloss
vests, full morcerlzod, fancy yoke,
laee edged, fine quality, regular
GCc value.
EA8TER SPECIAL
47c
White sleeveless, ful lace trim.
md, regular 20c valuo
25c
Swiss ribbed yosts, fancy trimmed
regular 35c value
20c
Merode, hand-finished vests and
drawers, flno ribbed, cream color,
extra value at 75 c parmeut
EASTER 8PECIAL
$1.26 per suit.
63c garment
EMBROIDERIES
This spring line of new embroid
eries, values up to 35c yard,
EASTER 8PECIAL
5c yard
suit'
far
78c yard
LADIES' NECKWEAR
This season's neckwear at greatly
reduoed prices.
EASTER SPECIAL
fljOO value ,
78c
$140 values ,
98c
$.00 values
$1.38
$2.M value
$2.65
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WALKING SKIRTS
An elegant line of all wool walk
ing skirts in popular shades, full
cut, finely finished, that should
bring $5.00 anywhere.
EASTER 8PECIAL
$3.70
Another line of Gray Walking
Skirts, hand tailored, of regular $3
value.
$2.80
SHIRT WAISTS
Another lino of whlto and colored
shirt waists, all slsea, values to
75o, .
EASTER SPECIAL
25c
Values up to $2.50
50c
HOSIERY
A full line of JadloV lao lisle
hoUry high spliced hioki and
loubhj solos, special value at 36e
EASTER SPECIAL
25c pair
Ladles' lace lisle hose, Onxy blaqk,
guaranteed, excellent Mc value,
EASTER SPECIAL
37c pair
Broken lines children's and
ralsseV eotten beiery, grtat 9fo
and 36e value, size 6 to 9,
EASTER 8PECIAL
25c pair
LACE COLLARS
Tho largost stock to soloct from
In colors, ecru, Ivory nnd white.
The biggest valuo ovor shown In
the Wlllamotte valley. Haste Is
advlsod.
EASTER 8PECIAL
98c and $2.98
MEN'S SHIRTS
Here is a great opportunity for the
men. A largo line of colored, stiff
boioni whlto shirts In all bJzob,
regular $1.00 and $1.26 values,
EASTER SPECIAL
79c each
Regular $1.60 and $1.75 vnluo
$.8
LACE CURTAINS
Some brokon lines of laoe cur
tains, of which there are from one
to four pair of a kind, yet the val
ues are as good as If they were a
dpzon pairs. Look at this for an
EA8TER SPECIAL
1 pair $150 value 88c
98c
5 pair $2.00 values .$1.28
$2.28
3 pair $L30 value 88c
88c
1 pair $8.W value. ,.$244
$2.34 .
4 pairs $9.00 value $4.50
$4.50
2 pair $1240 valuta $5.00
$5.00
I9c
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25c yard i.
AN EXTRA SPECIAL
In our men's clothing department.
We are determined to vol! clothing
so If you are In need of wearing
apparel now's your time to InvesL
for never again will you hnvo such
a rare opportunity to got In su
cheap. Men's all-wool suits with
value ranging from $15 to $20
EASTER SPECIAL
$9.85
LADIES' GLOVES
A grand assortment of ladle'
dres glovoa to go with your now
Kaiter costume, for you urIy
will ned new ones; during this
sale we offer Mocha Ruedcs and
dress kid glove with values up to
$2.00 per pair,
EASTER SPECIAL
75c pair
LACES
A splendid oolleotlon of prtty val.
gataon laeee, In all manner of pret
ty deelgM, value up to Wo yard.
EASTER SPECIAL
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