OAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 1, 1904
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The Panama Ca&al
MANAGER
FRENCH
IN CITY
STATE
BARBER
LAW
Stockton & Co.
THE OLD WHITE CORNER
Held to Be Constitutional
Sale of UfO A DDUD C
by the Oregon Supreme
Court
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90c values . . 65c
75c "values 50c
65c values 48c
Crash Skitts
Just tho thing (or outing. Special
$125 Cosets
Reduced to98c
High: grado Royal Worcester styles
la block and drab.
Shirt Waists
A lino of assorted styles varying In
price up to $L50. Reduced to
40c
Another lino of percales and ging
ham waists. Special,
Engineer Corps Will Com
mence Work on Line
This Week
Portland Southern Will Touch
Every Town on S. P. Be
tween Oregon City
and Salem
25c
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LEITER
ENJOINS
WORKMEN
TJiree Hundred and Seventy
"Four Members of Union
Made Defendants
Bprlngflold, III., Aug. 1. Joseph
Loiter today waked and obtained
-from tho federal court a temporary
Injunction against tho union minors at
2IegIor, whoro his mining property has
beon stockadod. and vhlcliha expects
tj oporato wlfii nonunion help, after
ucung an mo unionists; mroc
hundred and sovontyfour members of
tho tnlno workers are mado defend
at. Tho hearing Is sot for Soptom
ber J nth.
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Wltto at Home.
$h iiQieruu'g.uA"& 1. President
cf tho Council or Mlnistors Wltto has
retunichfrra his Berllnarlp.
BLOOD
HOUNDS
AT WORK
Chicago Markets.
Chicago, Aug, 1 Wheat 01U92Ti
now, $0091;
Large Posses Surround Penn
sylvania Murderers
Cedar Swamps
Johnstown, Pa., Aug. 1. Tho three
highwaymen who aro hiding in Cedar
swamp, seven miles from Portage,
continue to keep out of sight. Blood
hounds were put to work this morn
ing, but up to noon they produced no
results. Large passes surround the
place. " ' '
Ex-Governor Pattlson Dead.
Philadelphia, .Pa., Aug. 1. Former
Governor Pattlson, of Pennsylvania.
died 'at G;30 .o'clock this-morning, of
pneumonia.
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L. D. French, manager of the Port
land Southern Railway Company Is at
tho Willamette, making temporary ar
rangements to establish headquarters
tin this city and attending to many
minor details for his company.
Mr. French Is not a "bras3 band"
railway man, and does not rush into
print, consequently Is rather adverse
to discussing future plans. Never
theless he is courteous and civil and
easy to approach.
In talking to a Journal reporter, Mr.
French said: "We expect to com
raenco work on the permanent sur
vey at once, probably tomorrow. 1
am going out this afternoon to meet
tho engineers, and tho grade stakes
will bo set as soon as we determine
ono or two right of way agreements.
"Tho engineer corps will be com
posed of eight or 10 men, and It will
take about a month for them to com
plete their work. The route will fol
low the Southern Pacific railroad, and
will touch all the valley towns be
tween Oregon City and Salem, with
the exception of New Era.
"Before the survey Is finished we
expect to commenco actlvo construc
tion, and, with good fall weather, will
have a large part of the work com
pleted this year.
"Wo aro working a good-3ized crew
of men at Sandy river, where we will
obtain tho poweii. Tho ditch and flume
will bo seven miles In length, and will
furnish ample power for the road."
Mr. French will bo In the city and
vicinity for several days on his pres
ent trip, and expects to meet with the
citizens and become better acquainted.
A Klamath County Man Gets
a Dose of Cold Handed
Justice by State's
High Tribunal
Ohlo'a Trial Trip.
San Francisco. Aug. 1. Tho trial of
tho now battleship Ohio was made to-1 well known In this city, where she has
day, with favornblo weather condl-' many friends who will greatly mUB
DIED.
CADWELL. At tho family home on
North Cottage street, Mrs. Bertha
Cadwell, wlfo of Mr. H. Cadwell, of
stomach trouble and heart failure.
Deceased has been sick for over a
year, and through nil her suffering has
borne it uncomplainingly. She was
tlons
Weathe Poof
Fence Signs
The Kind That Water Will Run Off
Wo have aonro flno samples cf those signs, and If you aro Interested
ca)l up Main 2S24 and wo will call and show them to you.
Remember that wo havo a largo Job cylinder press, aud aro pro
pared to tnko, any Job that may come.
her. Her husband, who is left to
mourn her loss, has the sympathy of
all.
Tho funeral will bo held tomorrow
from tho home, at ft o'clock p. ra., and
tho burial will be had In City View
cemetery.
A Truo Friend.
A frlond to tho ladles and a saving
to tho men. Our now gas ranges. Citl
sens' Light & Traction Co. 7-22-tf
HOTELS
The supreme court today handed
down the following decisiens:
Blackburn V3, Lewis; appeal from
Multnomah county; affirmed. Wolver-
ton, Justice.
State vs. Eggleston; Multnomah
county; affirmed. Moore, chief Jus
tice. Muckle vs. oode; Columbia count!;
affirmed. Bean, Justice.
United Brethren Church vs. Benton
County; affirmed. Bean, Justice.
Petitions for rehearing were de
nied In Wood vs. Fisk and Livesley
vs. Helsey. The latter is a local suit
Barber Bill Upheld.
The case of the state against H. L
Briggs, better known as the "barbers'
board" case, was today decided by
the supreme court in favor of the
board of barbers' examiners. The
opinion was written by Judge Bean,
and tho decision of Judge M. C.
George is reversed. The law declares
that a barber must be registered to
practice his trade, but the contention
Is that the board of examiners has no
power to prescribe (legislate) what
qualifications aro requisite to become
a registered barber. The supreme
court holds, however, that the legis
iature can give a board power to
make rules, etc., and that thus this
act is not at varianco with tho consti
tution. "The constitutionality of a
law is to bo determined by Its pro
visions and by tho manner In which It
Is administered, and, unless It con
flicts with tho constitution, it Is valid,"
says Judge Bean's opinion.
School Land Case.
John P. Robertson today handed out
a little cold justice by the supreme
court, In the caso In which he sued
S. B. Low, of Klamath county for title
to a quarter section of land In Klam
ath county. It seems ho found such a
pieco of land In alfalfa meadow, upon
which tho purchaser was delinquent In
paynjent of Interest, and when he
made application to purchase the
same tho board reserved the right to
allow tho original holder to paly up
within 30 days, notwithstanding the
law gives them no such right. There
upon Mr. Robertson sued Low to com
pol him to convey the land, but tne
' At a liberal expense of money and two years' time, all the surveys and
elevations of the route of the Panama canal have been secured.
Yesterday we received from New York a perfect model of tho Panama
Canal, and Its surroundings from shore to shore. The model Is 10 feet
long and four and one-half feet wide showing each mountain, canyon, rlv
er town and feature of the entire routo, ull drawn to a scale, and hand
someiy finished in hand painting. We are going to give this beautiful
model to the school or college, puhlic or private, securing tho greatest
number of votes; a vote for every 25c purchase, beginning, Monday,
August 8th, date of award to be announced later. Come to the store
and see this handsome model.
DALRYMPLE'S
The Gault Printing Company
ON TIME EVERY TIME.
Y. M, C. A. Building
71 Chemeketa Street.
Phone 2824 Main.
SALEM
OREGON
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The Small
Things
n tfven Particular Attention In our store, A ten cent Job receives
tho name caro and attention whoa repairing It, as a ten dollar Job.
This Is what has built our builnew up to It's infant high standard
and proportion. Our repair department is wharo we lire and Its
a common ffd that when work has lean a failure oUowhore.lt flnda
way to us and U mado the tame as new. People Hvlnz along
It. F. D. can wad u their work and get It back tho next day. Try
Ue ujvtCHlate Watch and Jewelry Repairer
ChasHe Hinges,
ViHt OpUeJtn, M SUte Stre.t Next door to Lidd & Bush Bank
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The Willamette.
F L. Taft, Spokane.
S. U Haines, Now York.
B. A. Engwer, wife and daughter
oan i-ranciseo.
J J. Ross, PortlanJ.
Oeo N Pnttorson, city,
if. W Leudor, Tualatin, Or.
Jns. J. Ullsborrow, Oraceville, Minn
Cleo. A. Montell, San Francisco.
Harry L. Keats, Portland.
Jtune Hanien, San Francisco.
R- E Bonn. Falls City.
"R F Sanderson, Bander, Or.
T. D. Condon, Eugene,
Walter Jackkon. Portland.
F Cow en, San FranoJsco.
Olonn (1. Staurkor. DonVor.
John K. Srwe, San Franotsco.
C A Butlor, New York.
U II. Marked. San FranolBeo.
J. H. Kooadorfer, Portland.
B. A Baldwin, Portland.
H H. Hewitt. Albanyt
B B. Haney. Portland.
S. I) Ylacvnt. Chicago.
P 1). Fraier. Purtlan.i
J. R. DtMtnofei, Portland.
W B. Fraater.'ortland.
W. H. Coate. Detroit.
A K. Poole. Sou Franclseo.
W u Martin. Portland.
A. V. Beeeley, lVjrUand.
Max Wolf. CtnelanaU.
Tho. It Browse, San FranciMo.
Fred. Brown. Ilonlcln.
Wm. OaMoway. McMlnnvlMe.
Alfred Hart. Seattle.
I It. Fwaa, lrtiand.
Ueo. A. MouteJl, San FrantlM
C 1. Jnnfes two...!
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Good Cycling
This time of year following such
showers as havo Just passed, Is ideal
wheol weather.
We havo several snaps In wheels but
little used, that you should see.
Some men's and some women's
wheels
Drop In and look them over.
And sundries of all sorts always In
stock.
F. A. Wiggins'
Implement Hous 255-257 Liberty St
Farm Implements, Automobiles,
Sewing Machines and Supplies.
Star Restaurant
Boat 15c meals In- tho city. Coffee
with cakes 5c. 21 meal tickets for
$2.75. 200 Oommorlcal street.
NEW TODAY
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Wanted Lady or gentlemen of fair
euueatton to travel for a Arm of
$250,000 capital. Salary 11072 nrl
year and oxpensos; paid weekly. Ad
dress, with stamp, J. A. Alexander,
Shalom. Oregon. 8-1-Jt
Wanted. Ladies for telephone opera
4ora. Call at Salem telephone office.
8-l-3t
Takeu Up. A creancolorod Jersey
cxw. wan bell and crumply horns,
ono ehortor than the other. Known
as the old Wapenpaw cow. See J.
II, Penland, pouudmaster Seventh
ward. 8444
iton.
Notice; All person having abstracts
or qther paper In the care of the
fate A. II. Sohaofer will please call
for them on or before August 10
im Mrs. A. IL Schaefer s-1 Jt
court turns him down upon the
ground that the board had a
right to make a rule whereby delin
quent purchasers are given 30 days'
notice before their certificates of sale
will be cancelled. The supreme court
says such a rule Is "manifestly rea
sonable and Just, and well calculated
to promote a systematic repetition of
the business Intrusted to the land
board.' '
Plague and Cholera Prevail.
Washington, Aug. 1. About 30
cases of plague per week are being re
ported at Hong Kong, while the chol
era has mado Its appearance at that
point. The latetr is considered as a
source of great danger to the Philip-pinea
MHMW
I Gold Dust Flow I
Made by THE 8IDNEY POW
ER COMPANY, Sidney, Ore
gon. Made for family use. Ask
your grocer for it Bran and
shorts always on hand.
I P. B. Wallace i
AGENT
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Just received a lot of new tires
direct from, the factory. If In
need of a tiro seo mo.
Century thorn-proof tires $8 pr.
Century tougatread tires ?7 pr
Century No. 100 tires $6.00 pr
All guaranteed.
FRANK J. MOORE.
Money to Loan
THOMAS K. FORD,
Over Ladd & Bush's Bank, Salem, Or.
tine ir,o Smnm
&EOIJLES.nAMWINlH0TJ$
We Are
Overstocked
Our store is too small for the heavy stock we carry The winter goods
will be coming in now. pretty soon, mere win wo put them? 'Our
store is full from the floor to the celling. There ,. only one way we se0
out of this fix. and that is to slaughter the prices, even at a loss. Out
they must go. You can't buy dry goods anywhere ,n this part of tho
or.d at the prices we now offer them at. SALE continue until kv
ther notice.
75c Black Taffeta Silk, a good
heavy, quality. Jard 45c
$1.00 Black Silk Peau de sole a
splendid heavy quality, soft
satin finish, yard 68c
75c Pongee Silk, extra fine qua.
nr'" 49c
75c Double Width Wool Dress
Goods, a splendid quality P9r
ard
49c
Wool serge Dress Goods
40 Inches wide, yard 25c
$1-26 French all wool Voile
f'vy and black,
46 Inches wide, price yard..75c
Best standard Ll6ht PercaIe
Calicoes, yard ...
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Table Linens, Towels and Nap
Wns, all at REDUCED PRICES
AH summer goods HALF PRICE
45c Kal Kal Crystal Cord Wash
Silk, price, yard 19c
Ladles' Walking and Dress
Skirts, all at reduced prices,
from $1.50
7c All Silk Wash Taffeta Hair
Hlbbons; price, per yard....3i2c
Slaughter prices on thp following
goeds: Cape Lace Collars, Stock
Foundations, Fancy Stock Collars,
Lace and Embroideries.
All goods throughout the store are
treated in like manner during this
sale.
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Ask fo the GoolTAclWi
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