Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, February 21, 1905, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textzi-ittrfvapvz -&, ,- f. , . VttX " ,KOJ V .HiM I A' A t J-Xr.XAtf raua wmwx wnm i 'mill ! jiHi nj-awKWW'y'.ii , Mi ihmim V DAILY CAPITAL 30IHAI SAW51 OWHKHr, TUESDAY; TBRUAEY"2i; 190&Y i i ii -" T "i M " iiiimui i- T uTTit ill iiilinAAmn&i(Ml.muim MTC 1'iitHMiqpwaniii u i imim V 0 - rr w-C.Wk. SALim t i k polige COURT Various Characters At raigned and Asked to Leave Myrtlo P. "Wallace, tho Indian wo man, whoso name so often appears upon tho polico court dodkot, was arrested again last night, as was her "friend," John Gilpin, in the Eldridge rooming house, on Commercial Street, where tho pair had mado their headquarters. Tho Wallace woman was arrested on January 31st, and. sonteuccd to 20 days in tho city jail, but, upon promising to leavo town and return no more, sho was roloased. Last night it was learned by tho polico that sho was in tho city again, and was onco moro visiting her friends in Chinatown. A visit was mado to this neighborhood by tho offi cers, whoro it was learned that Gilpin had como after her, and taken her away, but tho Colestials claimed they did not know where. Aftor a short search tho couplo woro found in tho Eldridgo, and thoy woro promptly ar rested. Tho woman still has 19 days on her January sontenco to servo, and tho man will bo detained until a pre liminary examination of both of them is held on tho charge of lowd cohabita tion, which will mean that thoy will bo bound over to await tho action of tho circuit court, and, upon conviction, about six months in tho county jail. John Lickusky, an ex-convict, who served 15 years for tho state, was ar rested this morning about 3 o'clock and lined $10 this morning by Judge Mooros. Madam Dollarhide, another of Sa lem's notorious characters, narrowly escaped being gathered in by tho mighty arm of tho law last nightalso, for sho had been located by tho police, but when a trip was mado after her, it was learned that her trunk was packed, and sho had started for pastures now. UNIVERSITY LABORATORY. Salem Institution Will Be Better Equipped Hereafter. Tho equipment of tho University laboratory was greatly incrcasod yes torday by tho receipt of a lnrgo ship ment of apparatus. Included iu this were a Winmhurst's static machine for X-l?ny and wireless telegraphy, a lab oratory microtome, tort'iou apparatus i'or determining strongth of wood and iron beams, accurately ground parabolic reflectors, accurately meas ured sonomotor, Kundt's apparatus for determining velocity of sound in nir and metals, and a quantity of electric apparatus. Two othor shipments aro on the way, each of which aro larger than either of tho ones received thus far. Public Is Aroused. Tho public is aroused to a knowledge of tho curativo merits of that great medical tonic, Electric Bitters, for. sick stomach, liver and kidnoys. Mary H. Walters, of 54C St. Clair avo., Co luuibus, Ohio, writes: "For sovoral months I was given up to die. I had fever and aguo, my norves wero wrockod; I could not sleep, and my stomach was so weak from usoloss doc tor's drugs that I could not eat. Soon aftor beginning to tako Electric Bit ters I obtained relief, and in a short timo I was entirely cured." Guaran teen at J. 0. Perry's drug store; pricq 50c. Motion Filed. A motion to striko out has bcou filed by Carson & Cannon, attorneys for do fondant in tho libel suit of Robert Burns vs. R. D. Ilumo, Sound business practice is as important, here, as the wealth of nature. Schilling's Best is the basis of it in ooOm tnktnf powd.r (Uroriar timet iptret lodi at your grocer's and money-back HaifhGalth i 9 n m A J 4 IlillllHIIillll'WnHlf f The Latest Wo have now a finer Choco late Cream than was ever i '. ! made in Salem before, at t ;; Ziim's 154 BU(e Street. 104 Court Street. Keeps Ybu looking Young ALWAYS rotorei routhfal color to grny or fadci hair. Stops balr ailing. roil tlvely remoTfa dandruff. A high-clan hair-grower dressing, keeping hair aof t, slotsj, luxurluat. Does not soil skla or linen. This Great Hnlr Food, aided by nAIKTNA SOAP, beala the ncalp, bills dandruff germs, stops Itching, turplles energy to roots and promotes fine hair growth. Large BOc bottle, druggists. Xakenothlngwlthoutonr signature. I I CO dUBJJ UIIBrHAnFINA SOAP. Sign this coupon, tako to any of the following druggists, and get a 80o. bottle Hay's Ilalr health and a 25c. cake narflna Medicated Soap. best for hair, bath, toilet, both for OOc.; or sent by Phllo Hay Specialties Co.. Newark, N. J., express prepaid, on receipt of OOc. and this adr. Name Address.,.,, Following drngglsts supply nay's Flalrhcalth and HsrSna, Soup In their .shops onlys PALACE PHARMACY. SOCIAL EVENTS A "63" Party. Miss Ruth Gnbrielson entertained a number of friends last evening in a most delightful manner at her homo on High street. Thjj amusement of the evening was "03," and Miss Helen Cnlbreath won first prize and Mr. Sam uel Young captured tho gentleman's prize. Other games wero played, and tho wholo evening was most enjoyable. Miss Daisy Froeman, of Portland, who is visiting in the city, favored tho com pany with several songs, which wero much enjoyed. A dainty lunch was served. Thoso present were: Dr. and Mrs. Frank Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Gntons, Dr. and Mrs. F. E. Smith, Misses Helen Cnlbreath, Bertha Kay, Lela Herron, Ilda Jones, of Brooks; Daisy Freeman, of Portland; Eva Co show, Clnire and .Tesslo Holmes, Jottio Watson. Messrs Fred and Edwnrd Thielsen, Boy and Chauncoy Bishop, Paul Wallace, Will Burghardt, Samuel Young and Mac Hofer. Bach Recital at University. Tho Bach recital by tho Collogo of Music, given in tho University chapel last night, was well attended, and well givon. Each number on tho program was tho work of tho famous composor, who is to music what Shukespearo is to literature. ' Introductory to tho program Prof. Newberry, principal of tho piano de partment, mado a few interesting re marks on Bach and his achiovemonts. Tho numbers wero all woll rendered, but the baritone solo, "Avo Maria," by R. II Zercher, was, without doubt, tho best received of tiny. Following is tho program as given: Kloine Praeludion, No. 3 Con Moto, Chloo E. Bashor. No. 4 Allegretto Modorato, Anna Hume. No. 7 Praoludio Ftighotta, Ethel L. Thomas. Song, "My Heart Ever Fnitfiful,'. Nellio A. Parsons, spprano. Two vpart Inpentionon, No. 2 Mod erate, Margaret A. Fisher. No. 12 Allegro vivaco o briosa, Elizabeth Ti Will. Song, "Forget Mo Not," Mlnotta Magors, contralto. Three part Inveutlonon, No. 0 Alle gro "Alia Giguo," Jonnio Sandors. No. 15" Modernto, non Troppo, O. .T. Cntlow. Song, "Avo Marin," ndaptod to tho to tho first prelude, Well Tempered Clavichord, by Chas. Gounod, B. II. Zercher, baritone. Woll Tompored Clavichord, No. 1 Preludo Fuga, Frank E. Churchill. Chinaman Pardoned. Govornor Chamborlain, this morn ing, grnntod a full pardon to Wong Gee, tho Chinoso convict who was serving a life sontonco for murder in tho second degree, giving as roasons that ho had boon a most exemplary prisonor, is advanced in yoars, and is in fooblo health, and also that His Ex oellenoy Princo Rang Yu Wai has agroou" to transport tho conviet back to China to his friends, who may take eare of him in his old ago. Princo Kang Yu Wai went to tho country today to inspeet hop yards and farmB, but left his private secre tary Cbow Kok Hean, to maico tno neoossary arrangements for Wong's re lease and his transpiration baek to Ohina. or Tho Salem Abstract And Land Company will hereafter represent tho Phoenix Assurance Com pany, replacing H. B. Tfaielsen. In easo Phoenix policy holders dere any' change In their contract, kindly pre sent tho same to the newly authorized agents. Kenewals and applications for additional insurance will receive prompt HON. L. T, HARMS JUDGE Three Important Appoint'' ments Made Today Governor Chamberlain has announced tho appointment of Lnwronco T. Har ris as judgo of tho second judicial dis trict; Samuel White, judgo of tho eigth judicial district, and Clarenco Crawford, as district attorney of tho tenth judicial district. Tho governor stated that, ns ho bo lioved in a non-partisan judiciary, ho hns made an appointment of a Republi can in a district where thoro is now a Democratic judge, and vico versa. A Remarkablo Petition. Ed. Jeurnal: Tho Portland delega tion hero during tho legislature mado their brags that when tho proper timo came thoy would wipo tho stato fair oft tho earth. Thoy did that, with a few Salem men signing a petition. At tho last hours of tho legislature it was a very nico trick,-but it worked, and, as yesterday's Journnl stated, tho street cars would loso $3000 and tho hotels, boarding places and rostau rants $5000. This cuts no figure Thoso institutions have no moral right to livo and when thoy have a chanco to mnko n dollar, tho Salem business mnn ought to knock them out, ns they havo done in this caso. That wns a remarkablo potition gotton up by Portland, and ought to be preserved for futuro ref erence. V SALEMITE. o Sure Cure for Pllei Itching piles produce moisture and cause itching, this form, as woll as BHng, Bleodlnjj or Protruding Pllos aro cured by Dr. Bo-san-ko'B Pile Remedy Stops Itching and bleeding Absorbs tumors. BOc a jar at drug gist, or sent by mall. Treaties free. Write mo about your caso. Dr. Bo Banko, Phllo,, Pa. Fore salo by Dr. S. C, Stone, druggist. jii.i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I S&i$s and Overcoats Spring goods aro beginning to arrive. Tho fall goods aro "going4. If you want to got a suit or. overcoat at a greatly roducocj prico you Will bavb to hurry. Wo havo suits and overcoats mnrkod down to($d, $8, $1Q and $12.G0, that woro from $10 to" $18 values. Wo havo about 30 pairs of cotton blankets which wo will put on salo this week at tho following prices: $2.00 BLANKETS for $1.35 $1.75 BLANKETS for $1.25 $1.50 BLANKETS for $1.15 $1.00 BLANKETS for $ .75 it x ' JV ' j Dess Gloves A big reduction In men's dross and walking glovos, in sizes from 7 to 0. r i p Best $3.00 Hat on Earth Spring Stylet s in Men's Stiff Hats Mien's Soft Hats Ladies' Cowboy Hats All the Famous "Roberts" makes mi ifTl Jf 'U iff SSlfc CVERV HAT GUARANTEED "S Salem Woolen Mill Store Ml PERSONALS C. T. Mclntiro spent Sunday in Port land. Harvoy Wolls, of Portland, is in the city todny. Will lliloy, of Albany, is in tho city todny on business. Bex Davis, of Shodus, wns in tho city yesterdny on busiuess. T G. Decknbnugh roturncd this morning from a short business trip to Portland. Miss Etta Hoidelbeck, of Portlnnd, is visiting frionds in this city for a few days. v Judgo B. S. Bean rcturnod yesterday from an ovor-Sutidny visit with his fam ily in Eugonc. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Bnrdwoll wont to Jefferson this morning for a visit with rolntivos. Miss Eithol Frizzcll loft this morn ing for Eugene, whoro sho will visit friends for a short timo. Hon. nnd Mrs. B. E. L. Stoinor nnd wife nnd littlo son left this morning for their homo n't Lakeview. Elmo Noil and Monto Briggs passed through this city today from a visit at Portland, on their way homo at Ashland. Whoro Doctors Agree. When a pationt is under tho doctor's caro for somo months, with constantly varying symptoms, but over increasing weakness from tho loss of flesh and strongth by tho ravages of dlseaso, all doctors will agree that tho first gain of flosh indicates a chango for tho bet ter. Woak, thin, floshlcss people know thoy fool bettor as soon ns thoy gain flosh. Tho best flesh and blood maker is Dr. Gunn's Blood and Norvo Tonic, For pimply, palo and sickly pooplo, both old and young, a bottor modicino was nover made. It turns the food i you eat into strong, rod blood, making solid flosh aud musclo at tho rato of 1 to 3 pounds por week. It is sold by j all druggists for 75c por box, or 3 bozos for $2. To ovoreomo tho effect of over-indulgence or dissipation use this modicine. I For salo by Dr. S. C. Stone, druggist. PUBLIC BU.LMMG BILL Will Not.Be Up for Action at this Congress Washington, Fob, 21. Speaker Can non today informod tho committee on public buildings and grounds that ho wouldn't grant a rule for considera tion of a public building bill carrying $0,500,000. A petition, signod by 300 members, asking that tho bill bo con sidered was prosontcd to tho spoakor, but ho was obdurate. -o- JESSIE ELDRIOE SOUTHWIOK COMINO Head of tho Dramatic Dopartmont of "Emerson Oollogo of Oratory, Bos ton, to Appear in tho Merchant of Vonico on tho 28th Inst. It is with great plcnsnro and satis faction that wo annotinco tho coming of Mrs. Southwlck.. Having known hor for many years, und boing fnmllinr with her work, wo do not hesitato to say that Salem has nover hoard her superior and soldoni hor equal. No lov er of good litoraturo and nrtlstic inter pretation, no ono interested in dramatic art should fall to hoar hor. Sara Brown Savugo, dean of Collogo of Oratory, Willnmotto University. LIVED WITH WIFE LESS THAN MONTH frH.frm 1 1 it uh-h um t :: Tie Masses ! ! Whether laws are made for tbem . ; or not, our meals are, and they are appreciated by hundreds j every day. : : White House Restaurant Mrs. M. A. Doadmond Sues J. J. Doad mond for pivorco for Dcsortlon. J, J. Doadmond and wife lived to gothor loss than a month after thoy were married, aocording to tho com plaint of tho wife, M. A. Doadmond, who has suod her husband for a di vorce Thoy woro marrlod in Lane county on January 10, 1001, and Mrs. Doadmond allogos liar husband wil fully and without cnuso or provoca tion dosortod hor on February 12, 1004, nnd hns uogleotod to provido for her since. J. M. Williams is Mrs. Doadmond 's attorney in tho case. Eugene Guard. o A Freo Lecture. 'In the empty storo building of A. Sohrie'bor, on Stato stroet, J. II. Bark ley, state organiswr o Washington, will givo a lecture on "The Class Strug gle," on Thursday, February 23d, at 2 and 7:30 p. m. Everybody invited, la? (Has especially. Ho is one of tho groat ost orators on the Pnelfie coast. 2-21-3t Court Appoints. Charles L Oglo was appointed yes terday as guardian of tho person and estnto of Herman Vtin Duson, by thq county court. Does your bond soom to bo oppressed with a dull pain, as if it woro the base of a monumontt Wright's Paragon Hoadacho Curo will rollovo it. Every druggist has it. Try it. Oab War Still On. Cab hiro to any part of tho old city limits to or from tho depot, 25 conts. All orders, day or night, promptly at tohdod to. All othor ordors at roa sonnblo rates. Club Stablos. O. W. Yannko. 2-15-tf statemont that ho will not tako any statomont that ho ill not toko any further pnrt iu politics, but will prac tico law in Portlnnd. Wt MHIMIIimilMIHHHHIil j Special Sale Muslinwear Night Gowns, Chemise,! Drawers, Skirts, Corset Covers and Skirt Chemise. We have reduced , the prices on all maslin wear, so as we now quote lower prices than at any other sale in Salem. Infant's Skirts, long or short Dresses and Robes. Reduced Pricer, Woolen Underskirts, Dress Skirts and Waists. Woolen Gloves, Ice Wool Shawls, Lowest Prices. R0STEIN & GREENBAUM 298 and 300 Commercial St. Salem mmmiitnMMi nnminiKrWwutuM They act like Exercise. OJdlOMNd for the Bowels Ten Gents ceo AH Druggists When the wind blows and ohaps your lips, faee and hands, use Rose nud Cu cumber Jelly it cures all. To the Country People When in town take your meals at tho Star Rentaurant, 330 Court Street, od joining Wade's hardware store. Meals at all hours, 15 cents. Money to Loan THOMAS K, FORD, Over L&dd ft BuBh'n Bank, Salem, Or. Spring Styles Watch Our Windows For a Neat Display oi Spring will soon be horo and with it wo will spring on tho public tho largest and host lino of spring Shoos tho town has ovor seen, Spring Shoes The Latest Novelties in Footwear No Better than the Best But Better than the Rest Oregon Shoe Co, i I I i attention 2 21 3f tiimiinmimiiiiiiK'