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V 'J1?!.1' -..'""rriT-ar ,i ijppijkhh 11,11,1 1 V'- CO 8 DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1905. 'py'TT' ?' "t "tiff I 13 Stockton & Co THE OLD WHITE CORNER yJPK Stimme Clearance Sale OF Men's Staw Hats Every straw hat In the house reduced. Now Men, here's your chance to got your summer straw lint at a great saving. FREE Itoturn to us $7.50 in Cash Snlo Slips and receive free of charge ono year's subscription to M' CALLS MAGAZINE. Norwich Union Fire Insur ance Society Prank Meredith, Resident Agont. Offlca with Wm, Brown & Co., No. 129 Commercial street. NEW TODAY Theo. M. Barr Successor to Barr & Potzol, tinnor and plumber. Hot air water and steam heating a specialty, Balom, Orogon. 3-2- CO Gents Until further notice tho Dal las stage will be CO cents each way. J. J. Fldlor. 7-12-3t Tor Balo Ohoap. Twonty hoad of bunch grass horsos. Inquira four blocks south of Stato streot on 24th streot. 0. W. Mnrlolls. 7-21-3t Shingles Best Star A. Star Shingles $85 PER JOOO. SALEM FENCE WORKS Walter Moriey GO Court Streot, Salem REMEMBER We can do your ropalr work as good as tho best, and bettor than the rest, and charge no moro than a.yono else. Wo always keep our stock fresh, as wo buy often. Wo carry Hartford, Morgun & Wright and G. &. J. tires; in fact, wo havo tires nnd rims, as well as all other repairs to fit ull makes of bicycles, and our prices nro right. Push the button and wc will do tho rest. Best work at honost prices. Fank Mooe Phono 301 Black. 370 Ttusww"" It's Absolutely ittte Thnt ono-fourth of tho entire civilized people of tho world aro suffering Jn a greater or less dogrco , front eyo strain. YOUR ojos may bo all right, but If there tflo allghtest thing wrong with them, or, if you'ro troubled with headache, nervousness, dizziness-all of which aro direct symptom of eyo strain-surely It would bo worth your while to have your eyes tostoO. An examination will cost yau nothing, and you'll be under no ob ligation to buy glasses herc-ehould we find they are needed. Stat aa Litarty Sts., Salem, Ore 'l New Petticoats $J.25 Wo hnvo just received nn cUgant line of Moreen Fottlcoate in blek, brown and bluo; 20-inch nceordcon plnitcd ruffles. Considered a bargain everywhere at $1,50. Our prices whilo thoy last TEDDY , ALSO GROVER "Fads and Fancies" Were to Exploit the Great Men Free of Charge Now York, July 21. president Roosevelt nnd drover Cleveland nro down on "Fads nnd Fnnclos" list, tho socloty publication now figuring in tho courts ns tho result of tho arrest of its solicitor. It is said thoy will receive their copies of tho o luxo edition with out cost. Their "Pads nnd Fancies" being duly oxploltod. Among tho prom inont men who havo subscribed $1600 or moro for copies aro Thomns T. Ryan, W. K. Vnnderbllt, Alfrod O. Vnndor. bllt. Jnmes J. Mill, J. F. Morgan, Oliver Hnrrlman, Chnuncoy Dopow, Perry Bob mon't, John Jacob Astor and Thos.w. Lawaon. . Swears She Won't. St. PotorHburg, July 21. Tho Novoc Vromyen todny assorts the alleged Jnp nnoso pence conditions forbidding tho doublo-trncklng oi tho Siberian rail road nro utterly unacceptable, being equivalent to tho economic suicide of Russia. (IMHtMIHUMINIfHMIMHtjl Court Street. --- -..."m 1 W Brltt and Sullivan Ready. San Francisco, Cal., July 21. The dnte of tho fight botweon "Jimmy" Brltt nnd "Kid" Sullivan has ar rived, but there appears to bo littlo or no Increase of interest in tho oVent. Nevertheless, tho Hayes Vnlloy Club, under whoso auspices tho mill is to tako place, expqets n fair-sited crowd on hand tonight, basing their expecta tions on tho fact that Brltt has a host of followers among tho sporting fra ternity who never fall to turn out to sco him fight. Tho lack of interest in tho bout is duo chiefly to tho belief that the lad from tho natlonnl capital is no match for Brltt, nnd that tho fight will con sequently bo a one-Bided affair. Tho fight followers wcro desirous of seeing Brltt nnd "Battling" Nelson In the ring ngnln and nro disappointed that Brltt should side-stop a match with tho Dano and tako on Sullivan, who is rognrdod ns nn easy mark. Sullivan is nn unknown quantity hero, bufsomo of tho critics who have watched him at work think well of him and the prediction is mado in somo qunrtcrs thnt ho will givo tho San Francisco idol a hnrd tusslo when they como together tonight. Sullivan is n slam-bang fighter of tho rough-and-roady type. Ills chief defect is his lack of experience. His brief rcsord, howovcr, is n crcditablo ono. Although ho has been in tho fighting game only a few yenrs, ho has held his own with j thrco of tho best men of his division nnd disposed of several lesser ones. His fifteen-round draw -with Eddlo Hanlon was unquestionably a good per formance, especially as it is held that Hanlon was fortunato to get tho de cision of draw. Sullivan followed with a ten-round draw with "Young Corbett." In this bnttlo Sullivan's mnnnger insisted on a draw if tho men wcro on their feet at tho finish, and he was much cha grined when ho snw how well Sullivan did. But tho best performance in Sul livan's record was his six-round en counter with "Battling" Nelson, in which tho Washington lad exchanged blow for blow and held his own to tho finish. Since the match between Brltt and Sullivnn was mado sovornl weeks ago both fighters havo been training faith fully, nnd roports from their respec. tlvo quarters today aro to tho effect thnt both are. in primo condition. Un der tho articles of agreement they are to wolgh in at six o'ctock this evening nt 133 pounds, "Tho Wanes of Sin." San Jose, July 21. A new phase was ' put on tho killing of aged Qustav Hue- ter, tho retired San Francisco capital Int. nt liln linmn Fridnv nicht bv his wifo, when Mrs. Heutor, having been mndo acquainted with tho fact that Sheriff Ross had ovidency of her inti- inacy with a physician, mndo a full confession to that officer. Hucter's oldest son nnd tho Japan cso cook discovered tho couple togeth er nt tho ranch houso rccontly during Hucter's absence, and tho son Informed tho fnthor. They plnnned to lay n it rap for her this week and in tho mean time Huetcr wns not to let his wlfo know that ho was nwnro of tho facts. This was tho renl euuso of Hucter's angor Friday night, although his wlfo did not know it. Sho states thnt sho has boon intlnmto with tho physician for six months past, having gone to San Francisco n number of timos to meet him. Sliver Bay Conference. Silver Bay, N. Y., July 21. Tho an- nual oonforonco of tho Young People's Missionary Movomont began hero to- dav and will coutlnuo until tho ond of this month. A largo attendance and nn attractive program corabino to give promlso of n notnblo session. Bi ble study, tho discussion of homo and forolcn mlsslonnry work and platform nddrossos by speakers of uoto mako up the iiroL'ramnio. The soueiluleij spenK ors includo Bishop James M. Thoburn, Samuel B. Capon, John Willis Baor, Dr. B. B. Chivcrs, Johu It. Mott nnd Kou ort E. Spcer. n Vermont Editors In Session. Brattleboro. Vt July 21. Members of tho Vermont Press Association o,ro gathered hero for their aununl mid summer meeting, .This ovenlng CUf ton Ij. Sherman, of' the Hartford Cour ant, will address tho association on tho subject of "Newspapers and Iewspa per Men." Tho editors will devote to morrow to entertainment. Englishman Wins. London. July 21. In the challenge round for tho Davis cup, at Wimbleton today, S. H. Smith, of the EnglisH tenm, defeated W. A. Larnod, the Ameri can, M, 0-4, 5-7, 0-1. Smith won by hnrd driving, and clever playing along tho lines. London, July 21. Doherty, of Eng land, defeated Holcombo Ward, tho American. CHILDREN CRY FOB FLETCHER'S OASTORIA. Horribly Mangled Corpses (Continued from first page.) board tho Bennington, when it reached the wharf, was frightful. Tho deck tim bers, heavy steel and iron beams, smoke stacks, gun carriages, and scraps of engines nnd boilers woro heaped in ono indescribable mass. Two of tho guns vtcrc gone, nnd tho magazlno, which let go almost simultaneously with tho boil er, wns nothing more than n great gap ping hole. Tho platenu bucklod, and tho inner woodwork, in places, was torn to splinters. Much of tho upper works wns thrown into tho water. The ship is leaking badly, nnd it is feared that sho will sink. Tho cnuso of tho explosion is not definitely known. Engineer Nelson personally making an inspection of tho boilers, preliminary to leaving port, hnd found everything all right, and was about to givo orders to put up the steam, when tho explosion occurred. Nelson wns blown back Into tho store room, nnd injured, but not fatally. Tho cnptaln and n few of tho other officers hnd not yet joined tho ship, nnd thus escaped. EnBlgn Perry, officer of tho dny, was on the forwnrd deck, directly abovo tho boilers, and is perhnps fatally injured. Other officers are injured, but none, it is thought, fa tally. Tho cngino crew wcro nil at their plnccs wlicn tho explosion oc curred. Tho explosion was followed by nn fcutpouring of a sheet of flnmo nnd scalding wntcr and smoko. This cnught every man in the boiler and onglno rooms, blew up the decks and throw dozens of men into tho air and into tho bny. In tho pnnlc others jumped into tho bay, and woro picked up by bonts which soon nrrlvcd. To step upon tho gnng plnnk nnd boord tho ship it was ncccssnry to step over tho bodies of thrco dead boys. Thoso sailors who remained in condition to walk around, bohnved in nn horolc manner, nnd did not stop until every bndly injured man hnd been sent nshoro on tho launches. Tho scenes at tho morguo nnd hos pitals aro horflblo. Tho victims aro blackened by cinders nnd smearod with blood. Very few wcro badly torn, tho injuries in most cases being from scalding water. In many cases tho skin hung in ribbons. Somo of tho in jured wcro so blackened and scnldod thoy could not bo identified by frlonds. Among tho Identified dead sailors aro Chambers, Nowcomoo, Hughes nnd Bonscll. Oregon Bankers Organize. Portland, July 21. Tho stato bank ers met this afternoon nt tho exposition and organized Tho Oregon Bnnkors' Association on tho plan of tho Wash ington organization, now In convention here. Big Russian Coming. Pnrls, July 21. M. Wlttc, tho Rus sian penco envoy, nrrived this after noon, on routo to tho United Stntos. CITY WINS VICTORY. Judgo Galloway Dismisses Writ of Ro- viow in the Nichols Oaso. The writ of revlow in the case of tho City of Salem vs. Nichols wns dis missed by Judgo Galloway this after noon. This was tho caso in which Nichols wns arrested on tho chnrgo of vagrnnoy, ond finod $70 by tho city re corder. Through his nttornoys tho enso was carried to tho county oourt, whore it was deolded ngninit him. Ills attor ney then filed a writ of revlow in the oirouit oourt on the grounds that tho ordtnnneo uudor which ho hnd boon nrrostod and finod wns lost, nnd that, therefore, tho recorder's oourt hnd no jurisdiction over his onso. The judgo hold that, whilo thero was gravo doubt in his mind as to whothor the ordinance was now in exlstonoe, tho writ should bo dismissed, for, if not, tho fact that n number of other ordinances had boen lost would work a gront hardshfp on tho city. Tho tostimony in tho trial went to sliow that tho ordiuancos bad beon eopled into a book, without being certified to. It is not thought that tho onso will bo appealed further, but that Nichols will pay his fine. Boys Got a Lecture. Promptly at 2 o'clock this afternoon 12 boys appeared before Recorder Moores to get a froe lecture on how to conduct themselves in tho future. It is safe to say that they will neither bo anugbt stealing nor eat lug stolen mel ons in the near future Five of the boys that were in the gang were not compelled to appear, ns they were very young, and had only eaten some of the melons, and were not implicated in stealing them. n i Spoiled Her Beauty, Harriet Howard, of 209 W. 34th St., New York, at one time had her beauty spoiled with skin trouble. She writes: 'I had salt rheum or eczema for years, but nothing would cure it until I used Bucklen'a Arnica Salve. " A quick and sure healer for cuts, burns and sores. 25c at J. O. Perry 'a drug store. notmSmm . SL m Our Great Clearing Sale Continued It always has boon tho policy of our storo not to carry any goodj over from ono soason to tho other. That is why wo inaugurate this Pew orful (flooring Balo ovory Eoason to clear the. storo of this soaaon'a goodj nnd havo tho sholvos roady for our fall arrivals. Tho wonderful trade wo did tho past wook shows us cloarly that tho pooplo appreciate our way of doing business. Read tho following price list ovor carofully and If you don't trado with us it will koop you from paying too much for your goods olsowhoro. WASH SUITS AND SKIRTS. $4.50 protty porcalo wash suits, dain tily trimmod, clearing prico $2.95 $5 protty wash suits, prico $3.C0 $2.50 Fancy PK Dross Skirta $1.50 $3.50 Whlto PK Dross Skirts $2.48 Odd lot of $1.75 wash dress skirts Me SUMMER SHIRT WAISTS. 85c Prcty Dimity Shirt Waists, prico 45c $1.35 White Shirt Waists, noatly trimmod, cloarlng prico 76o $2 Whlto Shirt Waists, handsomely trimmed, prico 91-35 Bilk Waists at Cloarlng Prices. ACCORDION PLAITEDSKIETS. 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, olearlng prico . $4.76 4.60 Mohair Drees Skirts ....$2.05 MOHAIR AND SILK SUITS. $12 Mohair Suits, all tailored, goods latest stylo, prico $0.00 $15 Silk Shirt Waist Suits.... $8.00 $10.00 Oovort Jackets, price.. $0.00 MILLINERY. Cloarlng prices on everything in that department. $2.50 Trimmed Hats, salo prico $1.30 $5 Trimmod Hats, salo prico. .$2.50 Children's Hats Half Prioo DRESS GOODS. And still tho rush for Dress Goods koeps up, and why not? Wo havo tho latest goods to Dhow you and at tho smallest prices in Salem. SALEM'S FASTEST McEVOY BROS. Root Consults President. Oyster Bay, X. J., July2 1. Presi dent Koosovclt wns in conferonco this morning with Secretary of Stnto Root who was accompanied from Now York by Dr. Lyman Abbott, who will ro main until nftor luncheon. Root will romaln ovor night. Among tho ques tions discussed is the proposed trans fer of tho Panama canal from the war to the stato department, nnd details of tho peaco conference. Monona Lake Assembly. Mndlson, Wis., July 21. Tho an nual session of tho Monona Lake As sembly oponed today, and will continuo until August 5. Tho programmo this year is ono of the best ever offerod by tho assembly. It provides for tho ad drosses by many speakers of note, Wil liam J. Bryan heading the list. Drako Gets a Job, Now York, July 21. E. A. Drake, socrotary-troasuror of tho Panama Railroad Company, has been appointed assistant to Prosidont Shonts. Drake will oxorciso all the functions of presi dent of tho railroad during Shout's nbsence. The Southern Pacific Company Will sell tickets, Salem to Boswell Springs and return up to nnd Including 8optcmber 30, 1005, 1005, limited to 30 days, rate of $5.55. 6-5-tf BORN. FLBBNER-. To the wife of S. Flecner, Wednesday, July 20, 1905, a daugh ter. The littlo one only lived a few short minutes after birth. The body wns taken to Eugene yestordny for burial. The grief-strlokon parents havo the sympathy of their many friends in their sad berouvemont. LOOSE.-At the family home on Asy- lum Avenue, Salem, Orogon, July 10, 1005, to Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Loose, a son. DIED. FENTON. At Mehama, Or., July 10, 1905, L. R. Ponton, aged 66 years, of heart failure. Money to Loan TH0MA8 K. FORD. Over Ladd & Bath's Bank, Salem, Or. Fancy Mohair Dress Goods 25c, 36c and 40c, worth doublo tho price. Imported Fancy Mohair Dreos Goods, swell Btuff, 05c, 76c and 85c FINE SILKS. This department is a wonder. VTe cannot koop enough of them in stock. 46c Wash Chiffon Silks, all colon, yd 23c Wash India Silks for Shirt Walsta in whito, cream, pink, bluo, navy, prico 26c, 30c 45c and G5c, worth doublo. Remnants of Fino Colored Silks,. Half PrlM Black Silks, ovory kind and ever; prico. BUMMER WASH GOODS. Out thoy have to go; no merer shown to any pioce of goods in this department, no matter how protty it is. 660 yds fancy B'aC pretty lawai, prico 3i 12ac, 15c and 18c Fancy Wash Goods, prico 8c and 10c Whlto PK and White Indian nd Drees Goods at small pricos. CLEARING PRICES. On ovory articlo in tho following departments: RIBBONS, LACES, EMBROIDERIES, LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR, NOTIONS, WinTB GOODS, TABLE LINENS, SHOES, MEN'S UNDERWEAR, NECK TIES, COLLARS, STRAW HATS, CAPS, HATS and OVERALLS. GROWING STORE. Corner of Commer cial and Court Streets m YOUR PRINTING Will bo tho BEST And it will suit you if it is printed by ELLIOTT Commercial and Society Printer Phene: Main 2953 217 South Commercial St. ummmmmsmmmmmmm Japs Getting Busy. Copenhagen, July 21. A dlspatcs from St. Petersburg states advices from Manchuria say tho Japnncso worship I havo beon slghtod near Nlkolacvsks, t I the mouth of tho Amur river. Many of tho inhabitants of Nlkolacvsks and Vladivostok havo fled to Khabarovsk. OIL PUMPS FOR TRACTION ENGINES Wo havo tho Mason Klpp oil pump Every thrcsherman should have one of these on his engine They are great money saver, for they deliver given quantity of oil at each piston stroke, ro more and no less. You should come in and seo theee. Get in your order soon, as there 19 a big demand. PLYMOUTH TWINE Is the sort that the farmer always calls for season after season, once he has tried it. It's so even in texlure, 11 will run in most any old binder. Try a ball and convinco yourself. F. A. Wiggins' Implement JOoose, 855-267 Liberty St Farm Imnlmnenta. Wheels. AntOBO-J biles, Sewing Macklne and SnppUe- iV w
