Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, July 17, 1905, LAST EDITION, Page 8, Image 8

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flAIMf CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY,- JULY 17, 1005.
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Stockton & Co
THE OLD WHITE CORNER
Vacation
Time
This storo cnn well supply your wants
for tlio vucatlon trip. Stocks wcro
novcr so good.
TRUNKS, SUIT OASES, QUIPS, BAGS, ETC.
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Ladies' Neckwear
Tlio most elaborate and artistic assort
ment wo havo ovor put on'salo. Qood
styles. Spocial inducements this week
mean a groat saving to you.
All Ladies' Neckwear
t -3 Off
Norwich Union Fire Insur
ance Society.
Frank Meredith, Eosldont Agont
Ofllco with Wm. Brown & Co., No. 120
Commercial Street.
JIM HILL
GETS MAD
-I NEW TODAY 1
Theo. M. Burr Successor to Barr &
Fetzol tinner and plumber. Hot air
wator and steam heating a specialty,
Salem, Orogon. 3-2-
BO Oonte Until further notico tho Dal
las stngo will bo CO eonts oach way.
J. J. Fldlor. 7-12-Ot
"Wanted to Trade. A small, woll Im
proved 10-ncro placo in Southeastern
Kansas for land in Marlon or Folk
counties. Inqulro of M. W. Glccson,
20th and Mill streets, Saloni, Oro.
gon. 7-17-lwk
Firo In California.
San Rnfaol, Cal., July 17. -The west
ern poak of Mount Tamnlpais is on firo
nni tho wind Ib fanning tho flames in
the direction of tho rnilway station.
Tho flro wns startod by eainpors. A
number of parties havo been sont out
to fight tho Homos.
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A million dollar cotton concern will
locato ut Hood Itlvor if that city will
givo tho slto and power.
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CHILDREN CRY FOB
FLBTOnEB'S OASTOBIA.
Lenox, Mnss., July 17. "Wo aro in
a period which breeds pull, and pull in
turn promotes graft," said President
James J. mil, of tho Great Northern,
in an interview given nt his son's homo
in tho Borkshlro hills. Thcro aro too
many quack political theories which
clash with sound businoss. Wo aro
dllly (lulling with South Amoricnn
Trndo, trying to build a Fnnnma canal,
whilo wo havo no ships or protecting
laws for a morchant marine I shall
cortalnly novor again build a ship un.
dor tho American flag. What is needed
In this country ovor nil is a great
awakening and rovfval in its business,
and higher commercial standards. This
will havo to co mo beforo wo aro a
world power,
Grand Duko Banished.
Berlin, July 17. Tho Berliner Zol
lung says tho Cznr has banished bis
cousin, Grand Duko Constantinovitch,
nt Stnvropt, in tho Caucasus, becauso
ho discovered that ho was in communi
cation with revolutionary conspirators.
Tho grnnd duko is incarcerated in an
Isolated house under tho strictest gunrd.
Ill I ! II
E. II. Hibbard, a prosperous farmer
and fruit raiser, died nt his homo two
miles south of Dallas, July 0, ocd 71
years.
JOHN B. KING COMMANDER,
Death of GoncralBlackmar, of Boise,
Promotes Him.
Washington, July 17. John It. King,
of Baltlmoro, senior vice-commander of
tho G. A, R., becomes commander by
reason of tho death of General Black
mar, nt Boiso, Idaho, yesterday.
Boiso, Idaho, July 17. Phil Sfieridan
Post, G. A: R., of Boiso, hns taken
chargo of tho remains of General Black
mar. Tho body was embalmed, en
cased in a metallic casket and con
voyed to Grnnd Army hnll, whero It
lay in state until 3 o'clock this after
noon, when it was taken to tho depot.
Ms. Blnckmnn leaves tonight wlththe
remains lor iiostgn.
SUPREME
COURT
DECIDES
X-Ray Dovolopmont.
Berlin, July 17. Somo astonishing
developments in X-rny photography hro
reported by Prof. Bledor and Dr. Jos.
cph Eosonthnl of Munich. Thcso two
scientists havo been collnbrorating in
X-rny work nnd dcclnro that they havo
succeeded in obtaining in less than n
second of tlmo X-rny photographs of
tho human chest, tho patient censing
to brentho meanwhile. Having proceed
ed thus far, they sought to tnko pic
tures of tho human heart between its
beats, as it was found that the beaV
ing of that organ impaired tho exact
ness of tho photographs. Having first
of all accurately gunged tho timo
olapsing between tho boats, thoy, by
tho uso of tho most scnsntlvo films
procurable, nnd tho strongest posslblo
X-rnys, obtained good photographs in
ono-ohth of n second. It had not hith
erto been thought posslblo to take euch
photographs.
Montana Week at Portland.
Portland, Ore., July 17. With an
unusually interesting program of spe
cial events nnd n largo nttondanco of
visitors in prospect tho prcsont week,
which has been designated Montana
wook, promises to be ono of tho most
notablo at tho LowiB and Clark ex
position, Tho events of tho week woro
inaugurated with the eclobration of
Anaconda day today, tho city ofllcials
and a largo delegation of other pronir
inont citizens being on hand from tho
Montnna metropolis to mako tho occas
ion n hugo success. Bozcmnn, Butte,
Holona, Billings nnd Great Falls also
havo days sot apart of their celebra
tions during tho week.
Canal Laborers Loavlng.
Pnnnma, July 15. Owing to dilatory
mothods of paying laborers, a general
oxodus of workmen is taking plnca
among tho employes of tho canal. Re
ports from Culobrn indlcato that, bo
causo they ennnot got paid, laborers
aro quitting in scores, nnd have tnken
to tho woods for bnnnnus nnd other
troplcnl fruits to ward off starvation.
Unless a speedy chango Is mado In
tho method of paying wages, tho canal
will bo without laborers.
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RKMHMJ3HK S
Wo can do your repair work as good as tho best, and botter than tho
rest, nnd chargo no moro than nnyono else. Wo always keep our stock
fresh, ns wo buy ofton. Wo carry Hartford, Morgnn & Wright and G. &
J, tlrcot in fact, wo havo tires aud rims, as woll ns all other repairs to fit
all mokes of bicycles, and our prices nro right. Tush tho button nnd wo
will do tho rest. Best work nt houost prices.
Faak J Ifloote
Phono 301 Black. 370 Court Stroot.
Narragansott Park Racing.
Providence, R. I., July 17. A threo
wooks' running moating under tho nu
spices of tho Norrngansott Breeders'
association opened today at Narragan
sott park. Elaborate improvements
havo been mado to tho track and
grounds recontly nnd with tho largo
number of fnst horsos now In tho sta
bles tho mooting promises to bo ono
of tho most successful In too history
of tho nssoointion.
That
Silve Plated
Tea o Coffee Pot
of yours will bo mado as good as now, if you'll lot us roplato it.
Our plating is hoavy triple plate, finished In tho best manner nnd guar
rnnteod for ton yonrs. v
Wo Bilvorplato everything you want plated, nnd at very moderate
CWo also do nickel platings tools, Instruments, parts of bicycles, stoves,
harness buckles, or anything of that nature.
Our soUcltor!' Mr, II. I. Brown, will bo pleased to show samples of our
work. Or cull nt the toro.
Staff an
Lifecrty St.t
Salem, Ore
Power Boat's Long Baco.
Ohlcaco. 111.. July 17. Tho longest
powor boat raeo ovor held Is sohoduled
to start from Chicago today unuor
tho auspices of tho Chioago Power
Boat club. Tlio objeotlvo point Is tho
Straits of Muclnnw, n dlstanco of 225
mllos. There nro nearly 30 boats on
teored for tho contost and it is ex
pected that if tho weather is favora
bio tho long trip will bo mado by somo
of tho fleet llttlo eraft In 3-1 hours or
less.
To Fill Staff Vacancies.
Washington, D. C, July 17. Pursii.
ant to tho call of tho acting secretary
of war a board of general officers con
vened hero today to recommend details
to tho general staff of tho nrmy to fill
existing nnd prospective vacancies.
There nro no two vacancies on tho
staff, cnusod by tho detachment of
Brigadier General Tasker H. Bliss, who
hns boen ordered to tho Fblllpplnos, nnd
Lloutonant Colonel Benjamin Alvord,
who has been transferred to tho mili
tary secretary's department.
Now Grain Baton for Chicago,
Chicago, 111., July 17, Tho new
sohodule of grain rates from tho North
west through Chicago and St. Paul to
tho east were put In effect today. Tho
chango in rates tends to placo Chicago
and St. Paul on a woro oven basis
with respect to grain In tho Northwest,
which might be regarded aa tributary
to both gateways.
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Ten Decisions Were Handled
Down by thelHighest
Court Today
Ten decisions wcro hnnded down by
tho supremo court today, ns follews:
Cnso of M. E. Pogue against N. Si
mon, reversed Simon got decision bo
low. Tho nctlon was to recover houso
and lot In Snlcm.
Orogon Transfer Co., Cook Klornan
Transfer & Storage Co. nud Mary II.
Cough ngnlnst tho City of Portland
was reversed. Tho city got tho decision
below. Proceedings instituted to en
join tho city from making improve
ments on Tenth street from Washington
to Front. Caso decided on moro tech
nicality In not following charter. Tho
error wns in that tho advertisement did
not call for continuous improvement,
but skipped ono block.
Margaret Barrlnger ognlnst J. W.
Lodcr, ct nl., afllrmcd. Barrlnger got
decision below; n mortgago foreclosure.
I. G. Dnrr ngnlnst Guaranty Savings
and Loan Association, Stnto Institution
for Savings and A. Guesmcr. Reversed
and remanded. Dnrr got decision be.
low. An nttempt to havo mortgage de
clared usurious, and all Interest pay
ments nbovo 0 per cent applied on
original debt, thus cancelling sntno.
Court hold complaint did not stato
facts sufficient to demand relief sought,
P. Peterson ngalnst C. J. Crenson,
rovorscd. Creason got decision bolow.
Suit to onforco indemnity contract on
Roseburg laud.
J. II. McClung against W. E. Mc
Pherson. Roversed and rcmunded. Mc
Phorson got decision below. Action to
recover possession of "Trcmont
Houso' In Portlnnd.
Octnvla Ausplund against J. W. Big
gins and Aetna Indemnity Co., af
firmed. Ausplund got decision below.
Action instituted to recovor damages
for falling to erect a houso ns per
agreement, in Portlnnd.
J. A. McKlnnon against J. W. HIg
gins niK Aetna Indemnity Company, nf.
firmed. McKlnnon got decision below
(samo as preceding.)
F. S. West ngnlnst Biggins Aetna
Indemnity Co, nffirmed. (Samo ns pro
ceeding.) Tho Oregon City moteorlto goes to
tho Oregon Iron & Stcol Co. Tho court
hold that it was not nbandoned proper
ty of Indians, and therefore not prop
erty of flndor.
IDAHO
EDITORS
. VISIT US
Tho Idaho editors, with their wives,
struck tho town nt 11 o'clock this
morning, nnd ,thoro was somothing do
ing every minuto of tho tlmo until 3:32
when they loft for Portland on tho
overland. After doing tho stnto houso
under tho gallant leadership of Al.
Tozior, thoy woro taken to dinnor at
tho various hotels, whore, after n brief
rost, thoy took a ehort walk, and, hav
ing boen raised In nn irrigating coun
try, their hosts wisely took them down
to tho browory nnd the lao works. Thoy
went down Into tho collars, whero it is
almost two dogroos bolow froozing
point, nnil they samplod tho ico and
othor samples submitted for tholr in
epeotion, and then thoy sampled somo
more, Ice, of course, nud tho brewery
management gallantly prosented each
ono with a small glass with the Salem
brewery cut in it, and thoy sampled
somo moro ice, and then thoy wore
tnken in charge by tho Electric Light
& Traction Co., and given a rido
through the city. Tho party num
bered GO, nud they oach and all ex
pressed themselves as delighted with
Oregon's Capital City, and her capital
people. They returned to Portland,
nnd will visit tho Sound country beforo
returning to the land of eage brush nnd
irrigation ditehos, mlues, jaek rabbits,
alfalfa and pretty womon,
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Mrs. Boynton Insane.
Mrs. Ida Boynton, of Mullna, Clack
amas county, was this morning exam
ined as to her sanity by Judge Scott
and Dr. Robinson and declared 'insano
and committed to the asylum. Mrs.
Rnynton is a young married woman,
anil the cause of her insanity is un
known. Sho has suicidal tendencies,
and tried to end hor life by jumping
into a well. Judge Scott conducted tho
examination for the county judgo of
Clackamas county
Many of tho barley fields around
Pendleton will go 60 bushels to the
acre.
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Our Great
Clearing Sale
Continued
It always has been tho policy of our storo not to carry any goods
ovor from ono season to tho othor. That Is why wo inaugurate this p0w.
ocful Clearing Salo ovory season to cloar tho storo of tills soasou's goodi
and havo tho shelves roady for our fall arrivals. Tho wonderful trads
wo did tho past wook Bhows us cloarly that tho pooplo appreciate on
way of doing business. Bead tho following prico list ovor carofully and it
you don't trado with us it will koop you from paying too much for yon
goods olsowhero.
WASH SUITS AND SKIRTS.
$150 protty pcrcalo wash suits, dain
tily trimmed, clearing prico ?a.uu
05c
R nrfttfcv wash BUitS. prfCO $3.50
$2.50 Fancy PK Dross Skirts 91.50
83.50 Whlto PK Dross Skirto 82.45
Odd lot of $1.75 wash drew
sklrtA
BUMMER SIHRT WAISTS.
85o Proty Dimity Shirt Waists,
prico 4Bo
$1.35 Whito Shirt Waists, neatly
trimmed, clearing prico 75c
82 Whito Shirt Waists, handsomely
trimmed, prico 31-35
Silk Waists at Clearing Prices.
ACCORDION PLAITED BKHITS.
Wo carry a bwoII lino of thoso prot
ty accordion plaltod Dross Skirts
in all colors; thoy aro worth up
to 88.50 and SO, clearing prico
81.76
4.50 Mohair Dross Skirta ....$2.95
MOHAIR AND SILK SUITa
$12 Mohair Suits, all tailorod, goods
latoet rtylo, prico $0.00
$16 Silk Shirt Waist Suits.... $8.00
$10.00 Oovort Jackets, prico.. $6.00
MILLINERY.
Cloarlng prices on ovorything in
that deportment.
nn THmmnH Itats. sale nrlco 81.39
Ms5 Trimmed Hats, salo prico.. $2.50
unuuron's naia xxuu ii.u
DRESS GOODS.
And still tho xiuh for Dress Goods
koops up, and why not? Wo havo
tho latest goods to Bhow you and at
tho smallest prices in Salem.
Fancy Mohair Dross Goods 25c,
35o and 40c, worth donblo tho price.
Imported Fancy Mohair Dresa
Goods, swell stuff, 05c, 75c and 85c
FINE SILKS.
This dopartmont In a wonder. W
cannot koop enough of them in
stock.
45c Wash Chiffon Silks, all colon,
yd 23c
Wash India Silks for Shirt WaLsta
In whito, cream, pink, bluo, navy,
prico 26c, 39c 45c and 05c, worth
double
Romnants of Flno Colored Bilks..
Half Pries
Black Silks, ovory kind and overy
prico.
SUMMER WASH GOODS.
Out thoy havo to go; no mercy
shown to any pioco of goods in this
dopartmont, no matter how pretty
it is.
500 yds fancy 8'a pretty lawns,
prico 3Vj
121ac, 15c and 18c Fancy Wuh
Goods, prico 8c and 19c
Wliito PK and Whlto Indian Head
Dress Goods at small prices.
CLEARING PRICES.
On ovory ortlclo In tho following
department!): BIBBONS, LACES,
EMBROIDERIES, LADIES' AND
CHILDREN'S HOSIERY AND
UNDERWEAR, NOTIONS, WBITB
GOODS, TABLE LINENS, SHOES,
MEN'S UNDERWEAR, NECK
TIES, COLLARS, STRAW BATS,
OAPS, HATS and OVERALLS.
SALEM'S FASTE8T OROWmG STOBE.
McEVOY BROS.
Corner of Commer
cial and Court Streets
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS
Miss llnllio Watson, who has bcon
visiting in tho city for sovoral days
went ovor to Newport yostorduy'.
Miss Vera Bynrs and Miss Sophia
Wolf went over to Newport this morn
ing whore thoy have been ongagod by
tho proprietor of the Irvin House, to
ontertuln his guosts this summer. Miss
Wolf will give readings and Miss Bynrs
will Hillg.
Ono woro Insano.
Miss Maggie Craft, of Linn county,
was rocolvod nt th asylum Saturday.
She Is a daughter of C. T. Craft, of
Llnoolu county.
4 'Portland ot Bust"
Congregational Cadet Corps
Monday Nignt
ONLY
at Opera House
London Poor Appeal for Work.
London, July 17. Six hundred rag
god women, enrrying infants, this morn
ing marche) from the slums of the
Kat Kml through tho streets to Par
litment Hall, whero they nppoalod to
Promlor Balfour to aid in the passage
of the bill providing work for the un
employed. Balfour wont out to tho
motley array, and promised to do nil
possible to pass the bill.
Japan Has Money to Loan.
Toklo, July 17. It is expeoted tho
Russian warships Palladn, Pobedia and
Poltava, sunk nt Port Arthur, will soon
be floating. Tho Korean loan of a mil
lion ma oversubscribed four times. It
is the first foreign loan over floated in
Japan,
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Ptogtam
SCENE I MINSTBELS.
SCENE H- OAMPFDIE.
SCENE m PRISON OBI
SCENE IV-DEILL.
Admission
25c
Ramblers Defeat Cadets.
By a sooro of 13 to 11 tho Rambler
baeobnll team defeated tho Eureka ca
dets this morning on tho old league
grounds. Gabriolson savod the day for
the local lads by swatting out a homo
run, with two men on bases, in tho Inst
half of the ninth inning.
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Baptist Alliance,
London, July 17. The Baptist con
gress .today approved the constitution
of the now Baptist World Alliance, its
objeots being to promote good fellow,
ship and co-operation among tho Bap
tists of all countries.
A shortago of $1875.72 has been
found in tha books of E. P. Groffoa,
police judgo at Corvallls. Greffoz is
missing.
Htrie Wing Sang Co
All kinds of fancy Dry Goods, SIU
Embroideries. Laces. Mako UP new 1W
Gents' and Ladloa' Furnishing 0x&
Buits. WraDuers. Bklrta. Whito Una
wear. Salo cheap. Court street, Sl
Oregon. 'Phono Black 2155. 3"
Court St, corner alloy.
Ashland Elks have been granted a
charter No. 014 This makes the
total number of FJki lodges in tho
state IS.
Money to Loan
TTTOMA9 K. FOBD,
Over Ladd & Bush's Bank, Balem, Of.
Shingles
Best Star A, Star Shlflg
$85
PER XOOO.
SALEM FENCE WORKS
Walte Morley ,
60 Court Street, 81
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