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Newspaper Page Textr f w f-rj ;rwifVP7i5r3iwgp 4wp' v, cry rV5PStl9iW JW1 ' x .-" ft DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, HAT.-rm, OREGON, THURSDAY, TOLY 13, 1905, i " ' .1. 4 Stockton & Co THE OLD WHITE CORNER TODAY FANCY RIBBONS Beautiful fancy ribbons, 6 inches wide, all' colors; stripes and flower patterns. Worth 'up to 00c yd. TODAY ONLY 25c yd. FANCY RIBBONS . Ono lot worth up to 35 cents yard All colors, widths 40 and Cg. TODAY ONLY ?5c yd. Norwich Union Fire Insur ance Society. . Prank Mcrodith, Resident Agent. Ofilco with Win. Brown fie Co., No. 129 Commercial Stroct. NEW TODAY Theo. M. Barr Sucoosaor to Barr & Potzol, tinner and plumbor. Hot air water and steam heating a specialty1, Salem, Oregon. 3-2- 60 Cents Until further notico tho Dal las stogo will bo SO cents each way. J. J. Fidlor. ' 7-12-3t Wanted. Energetic, trustworthy man or woman to 'work lrt Orogon rop,ro (tenting largo manufacturing com pany. Salary $40 to $00 por month, paid wookly; expenses advancod. Ad', dress, with stamp, J. II. Moores, Sa lem, Orogon. 7-13-3t Shingles Best Star A. Star Shingles PER iOOO. SALEM FENCE WORKS Walter Moiey 60 Court Street, Salem. If Yot Want Anything pertaining to a bi cvcle go to Frank J. Moore who does the best work at lowest I prices Ihono SOI Black. Haven't Yen Something You'd like Silver Plated? Wo sllverplato or roplato anything no mater how smal or how largo ono piece or a down pioccs. No tetter plating done or nioro reason able prices oharged anywhere. We'll bo pleased to estimate tho cost, of any kind of plating-gold, silver or nickel. If our solicitor, Mr. H. I Brown, calls, lot him show you samples of our work. Anything en trusted to him will recclvo prompt attention. State audi Liberty Sts., Salem, Ore DRESS GOODS Ono lot of mohair 'suitings in all tho desirable shades, blue, brown, black, green, tan, etc. 38 Inches wide. Considorod good at COc TODAY ONLY r 38c yd. Childtens Pretty , Swiss Hats In nil colors, red, bluo, pink, whito, etc. Just tho thing for tho const. Worth 50c regular. TODAY ONLY 35c each te- ECONOMICAL MEN do not nec essarily wear shabby clothes. Bath er they mnko their purchases whexo their money will givo them, satisfac tory rotunis. Our stock, our methods and our reputation appeal to economical men. E. KOPPE, Clothing and Furnishing goods. Y. M. O. A. Building, Snlom. University Shoes $3.50 Tho boot shoes in tho market for tho money. Noted for stylo, quality and comfort, Wo manufacture ladies' woolon shawls to ordor. Seo our designs. 239 Court Street. M ep MARION LAND FRAUDS Tho case of the Stoto of Oregon vs. A. T. Kclllhcr and II. II. Turner, who are charged with forgery, was yester day continued to tho October terra of court, as had boon provlously arranged This morning, at 9 o'clock, was tho timo set for tho hearing of their pleas, but as both defendants had filed demurrers tho court set October 2d ns tho day on which to hear argument on tho demurrers. These cases havo gained a great deal of notoriety) on account of tho promlnonco of tho men, and tho fact that this is the first one of tho cases in tho famous school land frauds which has been presented, nnd tho court room; was crowded this morning with people who woro anxious to hear what their plea would' be. They woro doomed to disappointment, how ovcr. Marquam Estato Trial. Tho greatest' real estato trial in tho history of Oregon is on before the su premo court. It will rcquiro Thursday afternoon nnd all day Friday to sub mit tho nrgumont of counsel. Hon. W D..Fonton, chief counsel for tho S. P, Co., nnd Judgo 'Watson, of Portland, npponr for tho Marquam estate and ex Governor Lord nnd Wallace McCam mant for tho appellants, 'tho Portland Tltlo Guarantco and Tust-Co., tho U. 8. Mcrtgngo audi TruBt Co., tho Oregon Realty Co. and J. Thornburn Koss. Tho record in tho enso comprises largo bound volumes, nnd was only surpassed in extent by tho records in tho Jack son county tax case. P. A. Marquam, Jr., is tho only heir, and is nn ablo lawyer himself, conducting his case in part boforo Judgo Scars, who gavo him tho proporty over tho claim of tho par tios foreclosing tho mortgage. Tho mortgago was given for monoy bor rowed of a Now York, insurance com pany. J. T. Ross mndo tho loan through tho Titlo Guaranty Trust Co., and at tho sale Ross bid it in for tho Tltlo Guaranty Trust Co. Tho proper, ty is worth about half a million, and tho suit will bo contested with a great deal of ability nnd learning on both eldctt. Capital Against Capitol. In order to maintain, their claim to tho championship of tho city, tho bank era' bnsobnll team will tomorrow af- tornoon, upon tho dinmond, meet tho state ho'u8o aggregation, which nlleges that it won not fairly beaten by tho hop mon. Thoy arc still conHdont that they havo tho best team in town and aro suro that tho bankers will bo com pelled to cash in thoir checks tomor row. Tho camo will bo played on tho old loaguo grounds on Asylum avonuo, and -will bo callod at 5:30 p. m., bo as to" avoid rlavinc such a swift gamo in tho boat of tho aft' moon. Tho lino-up of tho two teams follews: Canitols Snyder c, Benson p, Koz- or lb, Gatons 2b, Miles 3b, McIIugh ss, West If, VnniWinklo cf, Allison rf. Bankers Cattorlin c, Walton, F. D. Thilson p, Edw. Thllson lb, F. D. Thielson p, Edw. Thllson lb, F. D. Eyro is", Iddings If, Enstham cf, Bnuni. gartnor rf. Tho umpires will bo Bishop and Rhodes. ADDITIONAL? PERSONALS. Ernest Smith, of Monmouth, was in Salem yesterday. Ho formerly resided in Bnglowood addition to Salem, u number of years ago. Sum Dolan, of Albany, Js In tho city. Ho will b5 romemborcd by a number of Snlcm peoplo ns a member of tho .Albany College football team last sea son-. ' Mr. nnd Mrs. C. J. Holmes nnd llt tlo son left today for Pendleton, Yrhoro thoy intend to mako their futuro home. Mrs. Holmos is tho dnughtor of Mrs. 0, II, Walker, of this city. Yearly Mooting at Newberg. .Newberg, Or., July 13. At yostcn day's aftornoon session- of the Oregon yearly mooting of tho Friends' church this year's ofllcors wero elected, as follevs: Presiding dork, President II. Edwin McGrow, of Pacific collego; recording clerk, Miss Mnbcl II. Douglas rending olerk, Mrs. F. A. Stuart; announcing clerk, Hon. John S. Richie. Tho conditions of tho church wero considorod yesterday, as shown by tho statistical reports, and wero seen to bo very encouraging. At this morning's session both tho general and special epistles from tho present yearly meeting of London, England, wero read. Dying From Host, New York; July 13. Threo deaths and numerous prostrations are reported today as a result of the heat. No re lief is in prospect. LAUTH DROPS OUT Geo. W. Lauth is no more. Whilo murmuring "Into thy hands, oh God, I commit my spirit," tho drop was sprung, and ho fell to tho end of tho 0-foot ropo with a broken neck. Im 13 seconds ho was pronounced dead by Drs. Calbrcnth and Griffith, of tho asjr lum, and cut down. Ills body was not claimed by relative, and ho will bo buried in Leo Mission cemetery. He professed Christianity soon after com ing to tho prison, and, according to tho prison chaplain, Itov. St. Pierre, who Nvnswlth him all morning, ho has lived a model Christian life over since. To gether they read nearly half of tho New Testament this forenoon. IIo walked smilingly to tho scaffold, ap parently tho most cheerful man in tho crowd. . Monster Battleship. London, July 13. Construction of tho Inrgcst and most powerful battle ship in the world is soon to begin nt the, Portsmouth dockyard. It it plan- nod to build tho. vessel from tho lay ing of the keel plates to tho hoisting of tho pennnnjt in a period of sixteen months. Thirty to thirty-six months is tho avcrngo timo at present de voted to tho building of battleships of smnller sizo. This rapidly is calculat ed to rosult in a great economy, but,H nevertheless, tho cost is estimated nt nearly $10,000,000. So heavily will this vessel bo nrmed that sho will bo equal to any two, battleships now afloat, and her striking power at such a rangOns that nt which tho engage, ment opened' in tho battlo of tho 8ca of Japan will bo ns great as any threo battleships of tho ordinary type. Tho displacement will bo about 18,000 tons. Tho Dreadnought, as this battleship will bo called, will mount twclvo 12- inch guns of tho latest typo, throwing threo 850-pound shells ovcry two min utes. Tho vessol will bo driven by tur bines, nnd will bo nblo to steam nt up- wnrds of 20 knots nn hour. Sho will enrry no secondary nrmnraent. Tho elimination of tho 0-inch guns, borno by practically nil tho battleships of tho world hitherto, is ono of tho main lessons deduced from tho long rango nctlons which hnvo bcon fought in tho. Far East. Tho essential fenture of u battleship in modern conditions, it is now realized, must bo ability to do liver stunning blows nt a dlstanco of fivo or six miles, nnd this tho Dread nought, with her dozen great guns, will bo ablo to do with torrific effect. No battleship has hitherto mounted moro than four of thoso weapons. Fronchmea Got Noisy. Paris, July 13. Thoro was a scono of great disorder in tho chamber of depu ties during tho discussion of tho bill granting nmucsty to thoso condemned In connection with tho revolutionary conspiracy of 1899. Tho bill passed tho sonnto Tuesday nnd during tho courso of tho sensational debato Minister of Wnr Bertoaux announced thnt ho with drew his slgnnturo from tho amnesty project. President Doumor adjourned tho chamber In tho midst of tho up roar. Toddy and Rosen. Oyster Bay, N. Y., July 13. Tho Sylph arrived at noon. Contrary to preccdont, no formal speeches woro ox phnnged. Rosen moroly nssurod tho Presidont of his plonsure ovor tho visit, prosentod Cnssin's letter of ro call, and' his own credentials. Tho Pres ident shook hnnda cordially, nnd tho ambassador expressed his ploasuro at tho mooting. Roson loft at 2:30 to ro turn to Now York on tho Sylph, A Ladylike Gamo. London; July 13. Tho first group qf international tennis matches for tho Davis cup was playod today at tho Queen's Club grounds, at Holcombe. Wnrd, of, New York, won his match from Gerruot, hla French competitor, 0-2- 6-3. DIED. BOTSFORD. At the family homo in Nob Hill addition to Salem, Thurs day, July 13, 1905, at 1:30 a. in., Henry W, Botsford, of Inflammation of tho stomach, aged 52 years, 3 months nnd 23 days. Henry W. Botsford was born In Ohio In 1853, nn1 spent most of his life in Missouri. In 1692 he came to Salem, where ho has resided over since. On March 9, 1890, he was married to Elva Ha a mi, who, with their ono child, Iran, and a stepdaughter, Iris nanna, sur vive him. He also leaves 6oven sisters in the east, and Mrs, J, B. Davis, Mrs. C. J. Shedd, of Linn county, and Mrs. O. W. Davis, of Bakersfield, Cal. He was a member of the Methodist church. The funeral will be. held at the Les lie M. E, church Friday, July Hth, at 4 o'clock p. in. .rK . Sl?Z- T. I tmCAGUi&lMlFj jmjBXsmjSARti4mJmJ! Our Clearing Sale Continued It always has been tho policy of onr storo not to carry any goods over from ono season to tho other. That la why wo inaugurate this Povr. orful Cloaring Salo ovory soason to cloar tho storo of this Boason's goodi and havo tho sholvcs roady for onr fall arrivals. Tho wonderful trade wo did tho past wook shows us clearly that tho pooplo approciato onr , way of doing buslnoss. Road tho following prlco list ovor carefully and if you don't trado with us it will koop goods olsowhoro, WASH SUITS AND SKIRTS. $4.50 pretty percale wash milts, dain tily trimmed, clearing prico $2.05 $5 protty wash suits, prico $3.50 $2.50 -Fancy PK Dross Skirts $1.50 $3.50 Whito PK Dross Skirts $2.45 Odd1 lot of $1.75 wash dross skirts 05c SUMMER SHIRT WAISTS. 85c Proty Dimity Shirt Waists, prico 45c $1.35 Whito Shirt Waists, neatly trimmed, cloaring prico 75o $2 White Shirt Waists, handsomely trimmed, prico $135 Silk Waists at Cloaring Prices. ACCORDION PLAITED 8KntTS. Wo carry a swell lino of thoso prot ty accordion plaited Dress Skirts in all colors; thoy aro worth up to $8.50 and $0, cloaring price $4.75 4.50 Mohair Dress Skirts . . . .$2.05 MOHAIR AND SILK SUITS. $12 Mohair Suits, all tailored, goods latest stylo, prlco $0.00 $15 Silk Shirt Waist Suits. . . .$8.00 $10.90 Covert Jackets, prico.. $0.90 MILLINERY. Clearing prices on everything In that dopartmont. $2.50 Trimmed Hats, salo prlco $1.39 $5 Trimmod Hats, salo price.. $2.50 Children's Hats Half Prico DRESS GOODS. And still tho rush for Drosa Goods keops up, and why not? Wo havo tho latest goods to show you and at tho smallest prices in Salem. SALEM'S FASTEST McEVOY BROS. dressed a union meeting of nil tho ovnngolleni churches nt tho Cbirstian church on tho subject of "Hard Times and Intempornnco as tho Causo of Them." There was a largo audience, nnd tho subject was hnndlod in a scholarly mannor from Its political and sociological points of view. Crop Outlook in tho Northwest. Northwostorn, Burlington, Rock Island and other railroads of tho Northwest, aro optimistic regarding crop condi tions in- that section. Thoy dcclaro thnt whilo thoro has bcon moro or lees bad woathor tho reports havo been much oxaggorntod ns to tho damngo done. Amnesty for Deroulede. Paris, July 13. It is seml-ofllcinlly announced that Paul Dorsulode, tho famous Irreconcilnble, duolist nnd journalist, who was banished from France for ton yoars for nlleged par ticipation in n plot to overthrow tho urop uuuook in wo Koruiwest, " Chicago, 11., July 13.-Offlclals of tholln.rRoly duo to n Kood word BToken f" GRAND THROUGH, EXCURSION Detroit and all points west to Newport and return Sunday, July 16 Leaves Detroit at 4:30 a. m. For Rates apply to any C. & E. Conductor or Agent. Great you irom paying too much for yow Fancy Mohair Dross Goods 25c, 35c and 40c, worth doublo the price. Imported Fancy Mohair Dresj Goods, swell Btuir, 05c, 75c and 85c FINE BILKS. This dopartmont la a wonder. Wj cannot keep enough of them la stock. 45o Wash Chiffon Silks, all colon yd 23c Wash India Bilks for Shirt Wabtt in white, cream, pink, bluo, nayy, prico 25c, 30c, 45c and 65c, worUi doublo. Remnants of Fine Colored Silks., Half Price Black Silks, ovory kind and orerj prico. SUMMER WASH GOODS. Out thoy havo to go; no mercy shown to any piece of goods in this dopartment, no matter how pretty it is. 600 yds fancy BaO pretty lawns, price jy, lS'ic, 15c and 18c Fancy Vtuh Goods, prico , 8c and 19c Whito PK and Whito Indian Head Drees Goods at mnall prices. CLEARING PRICES. On ovcry article In tho following departments: RIBBONS, LACES, EMBROIDERIES, LADIES' AND OIHLDREN'S HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR, NOTIONS, WHITB GOODS, TABLE LINENS, SHOSS, MEN'S UNDERWEAR, NECK TEES, COLLARS, STRAW HAISl CAPS, HATS and OVERALIS , GROWING STORE. Corner of Commer cial and Court Streets republic, is to bo included In tho gu oral amnesty which will bo granted to morrow on tho occasion of tho nation al holiday. Slnco his banlshmont from Franco Dcruolodo has bcon residing la Spain, chiefly nt San Sebastian, when ho becamo well acquainted with King Alfonzo, and it is reported that Ui permission to return to France ii him by Iho young Spnnish sovcrelp on tho occasion of tho latter's it- cent visit to President Loubet. For Salo. Six horso power upright wood a outfit. Good as now. JOE VINdNCT, Ivr Salem R, F. D, No. 4. n in mz Money to Loan THOMAS K. FOBD, Over Ladd &. Bush's Bank, Salem, Or.