DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL,, SALEM, OREGON. THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1007.
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X STOCKTON
THPOLP WriNC lUKINtK.
CLEARANCE SALE
200 yards of Fnncy Suiting
Silk, 19 inches wide; colors, blue,
tan, brown, green, etc. A special
vAluu at 50 cents a yard.
C learance Price
25 c yd
i
Women's Suits
IALF PRICE
nreat-special line of women's
u's - , mixtures, etc.
0ti, tweeas, wv, ----. -
former prices range from $1?
to 127.50. They're yuura "
Itaer last at
Half Price
35c-50c Ginghams 15c yd.
Boy's Suits Reduced
1-2 and 1-3
Sale of Ribbons
150 pieces of ribbon on sale
(center nislo) Including Satins,
Taffetas, Liberty Satins,-etc., In
nil widths and colors.
NOTE THE FOLLOWING
PRICES.
No. 2 2e yd
No. 3 3c yd
No. 5 4c yd
No. 9 6c yd
No. 12 7c yd
No. 1G 9c yd
No. 22 10c yd
No. 40 13c yd
No. GO 15c yd
NO NOISES
ALLOWED
ON SUNDAY
BARRETT
' PROPOSES
A CHANGE
Rep. Gray, of Douglas, Would
Almost Prohibit Snoring
Upon 1 hat Day
Would Relieve Sheriffs
Duties of Tax Collector
and Impose Upon
Treasurers
of
li the Sunday closing bill offered
by Newell, of .Washington, is to bo j r lho Minntt on assessment
considered sMlct. that wbcli was pro land ttixitllut. or sonio other authority
sealed for the consider of the J docs not submit n measure covering
Widows Secure a Victory.
Tho second bill to hRve run the
gauntlet of tho first Btagcs of legis
lation only to meet with ignoblo de
feat, was house bill No. 30, by Jack
son, which had for its purpose tho
amending of section 1180 bo as to
provide for tho salo and conVoynnco
of decedents' proportynotvIthstand
Ing tho dower right -of tho widow.
The predominance of sentiment wn
In favor of protecting tho widow af
tor tho death of tho lutsbnnd, and tho
house voiced its disapproval of legis
lation to tho contrary by a negative
vote of 45 to 14 In tho nfllrmntlvo.
X-RAYS
houso jostetday aft by Gray,
of Douglas, cnu sfc-wiy ' classed as
oxt'X'tiiely ladtccli t not only np-
tho point In tho menutlmo Reprcaon-
tntlve Barrett, of UniMill. hns In
contemplation tho drafting of a bPl
transferring the duties of tax collec
ihTU?,l,M TK, , J" UVcattr08 "".tor from lho sheriffs of tho different
the Sail nth day, btrt It seeks to put
an end to Inseball. football, races, , co""llf to tho treasurers.
viuio Air. uarroii win inaKO ins
proposed law general In its effect hi
merry-go-rounds; will not even per
mlt i all road or transportation conv
panies to conduct Sunday excursions
anticipates that thoro mny bo Bomo
either by tr.u.i, cars or boat, except i " wiucn proior ino present
nnon thol.. wuri.in.. 0M,n,iia ,mr ni.iBil' oi nnvins mo snorui coucc
... .. . ..... WW..1 l..U, .w. ...
low cigar or news stands to sell ci
gars or tclmcco of any kind, station
ery, confectionory or anything else.
the taxes, nnd In theso cases ho wlil
bo perfectly willing to niako excep
tions tf thorn. Mltnomah county,
oxrnnt in .ir.iivn.. ,i,i anii m,o ,iniiv i f'" Instance, would probably bo one
npwniintioi-4 l-r HK'se cases whoro the county t
newspaper.
This U tho first real bliio lav thnt
has put In Its nppenrance before tho
legislature, und Its provisions nro so
nty trcas
uror does not caro to bo burdened
with tho duty nnd responsibility.
Mr. Barrett, howovcr, thinks the
.work could be facilitated and slm
drastic thnt one will hardy daro to .in,i , . , ., .
.... u, .!. ii i . . , o I'linod to a considerable degree If the
mak'j tho slightest noise on Sunday , , . , , ,
,,,,, ... , , , , lit change were to bo niado, Blnco It
without danger of being Jerked up wnlllfl . .,
Representative McCue, of Clatsop,
demonstrated to tho satisfaction of
tho house, without so stating, that
ho wns not u lawyer, when, during
tho discussion upon Jackson's "nntl
wldow's dowor" hill, he stumbled nnd
fell over tho pronunciation of tho
word "executrix," Insisting upon put
ting tho accent upon tho sylablo
"cu" until ho flnally gavo it up In
despair.
This discussion ntso brought out
tho unqualified declaration from Rep
resontrttlve Farroll. of Multnomah,
thnt ho waB In "favor of tho widow"
nnd was opposed to tho bill on gen
eral principles.
"THE ONE
CENT DAILY."
fW I h i m 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 m n I I I II 1 1 1 1 1 ia
Special rate on Daily Cap
ita! Journal by mail to
any address over Legisla
tive session until March 1
1907, for 25c No pa
pers sent after time paid
for.
1 1 II 1 1 1 Ml 1 1 t I II I I I I II I II I I 1 1 -M-H-ff-HH I I I I III
I
th
before a Justice of tho peace and hold ' " , " '""' "'" V uul"
to account. Tho enforcement of tho 'Zv n ,o, J?col1" hnT a to-
provlslons of this law Is delegated to f' ' 1C,h co th. ronulred nmeun:
.i. ..,..,. .. . . of bonds now exacted from tho shor-
hio district attorneys, sheriffs, con-
HOFER BROS,
PUBLISHERS.
stables, mnrshals or chief cf police, '
or any otnor pence oMcor. in case
iflf. $50,000, and tho only difference
would make would bo to doprlvo
ll I 111 of nn.o.t IIIIIa .,....... I.. .I.
,of regllgonce on tho part or any of :r Z V1 7 '
,' these omclah It Is the bouuden duty S J " mVl0mni '
APPLES
The fliKst Dnldwlns on tho
Seated and packed by th
power
Worth more than what wo
k for thorn
K)K IT IS NOT WHAT WE
MieiiT oirr. as we pre-
rat TO SKLI. Tlll-ai AS
CJIF1A8 WKCAX.
Moir Grocery
Company
5 8u'o . IMione 182
KLINGER GRAND THEATRE.
Special stocK engagement.
J. Eckhnrdt presents
Oliver
Optical Department
oarti luuso wno "Cea
VT We e equipped
rT ,nstruments for
f m-tmy
SSeOptkian.
ECKIIARDT'S IDEALS.
Commencing Monday, January 28,
tho great border drama succoss
"THE GREAT
NORTHWEST"
Commencing Thursday January
31st, a dramatization of Bertha M.
Clay's famous novel, "Dora Thome "
Specialties, including Illustrated
Bongs and moving pictures, botweon
each act. to bo changed for each new
bill. Prices evening, 1C and 25c;
matinee, 10c. Bargain matinee every
Saturday, 10c.
"y MJouniam Tea Nuggets
Kc ." S ;:v nriliu
HCE, v5crrs "::,T',l".wKa '
Hon, Jasper Wllklns Rend.
(Eugene Register, Jan. 24).
Jnsper Wllklns, a nntlvo son of
Lane county, nnd n prominent citizen
of Coburg, died last evening at 7
o'clock of tuborcular peritonitis. He
was 5G years, 2 months, 21 days old
and practically nil of his life had
been spent in Luno county.
He bus been III for the past several
weeks, but had not beon bedfast un
til two weeks ago. His brothors, p.
M. Wllklns, mayor of Eugene, and
Amos Wllklns, and his sister, Mrs.
Holt, wero at his bedside at the time
of his death.
The funeral will bo held Friday
afternoon nt 1:30 from his former
homo with Intermont at the Coburg
cemetery. Tho services will be con
ducted by tho Odd Fellows lodge, of
.which ho was a member.
j He hns represented West Point
'lodge, No. C2, I. O. O. F., six times
in the grand lodge of Oregon. Ho
was appointed by Governor T. T.
Geer in 1898 a member of the State
Board of Agriculture, and In March,
1903, was again appointed by Gov
ernor Chamberlain for four years to
servo on tho sarao board, acting for
a time as vice-president of the board
or
'opcaaecxj..
TbaKia4YMKMAJwarsB3CH
A IM MM TBI I
&cli
of the district to prosecuto them to
'the full extent of the law, nnd he,
too. conies under the ban to tho ex
tent thnt. In case complaint is en
tered against him, as tno publio
prosecutor for dereliction In his duty,
it dovolvos upon tho circuit court to
doslgnnto another attorney to prose
cuto the prosecutor. .
S3 uSk. JS 2? O 33. 1 . a
Bnth y) Thu Kind You Hare Always Bought
BiBTn OfiyJf
o
Cnrrlo Nation . .
Certnlnly smashed a hole In the
barrooms of Kansas, but Ballard's
Horohound Syrup hns smashed nil
records ns a euro for coughs, bron
chitis, Infiuonza nnd nil pulmonary
diseases. T. C. H , Horton, Kan.,
writes: "I hnvo novor found a medl
clno thnt would cure n cough so
quickly as Ballard's Horohound Syr
up. I hnvo used It for years." Sold
by D. J. Fry.
Tho Joy.
Of living is to hnvo good honlth.
Uso Horblno nnd you will have bush-
ols of Joy. You uood not bo blue,
frotful nnd hnvo thnt bn'd tasto In
your mouth. Try a bottlo of Hor
blno, a posltlvo euro for nil Hvor
complaints. E. Hnrroll, Austin, Tox .
wrltes: "I hnvo used Horblno for
ovor a year, nnd find It n flno regula
tor. I gladly recommend It ns a flno
modiclno for Dyspopsln." Sold by
D. J. Fry.
o
A steamship arrived from Hawaii
with 200 Japancso lnborors aboard
and thoy woro nil oxclttded at tho
port of San Francisco.
Govornor Chamberlain can veto
tho bills on which ho discovers the
taint of tho lobby.
"It la not tho Intention of tho MIs
Isslppl vnlloy to. "see Burton and
dlo." ' ,
Tho DJtko nnd Duchess of Marl
borough seem to bo as antipathetic
as Now Mexico and Arizona.
m
This Is an ago In .which tho great
war lord watches tho election bulle
tins with as keen nn Interest ns any
body. Miss Oregon hns beon Introduced
to so mnny bills thnt It will bo hard
to arrive at her preference InBido of
forty days.
, . . -
It is n qucor idea that with a
rivers and harbors bill three times as
largo as usual tho Wlllametto Bhould
bo loft out In tho cold.
Twonty-throo stntos hnvo already
enacted partial or comploto primary
olectlon laws. Tho occupntlon of
tho old-tlmo boss Is at least half
gone.
It Is announced that a rovlval of
religion hns brokon out In ChlcaKo.
Anything thnt will help to Improvo
tho moral condition of thnt town
will bo hailed with delight by tho
rest of tho country.
According to action of tho United
Stutcs sonnto on Frldny thoro wns no
Rebolllon In 1801." it has taken
nearly 50 years for tho country to
learn this momentous fact. This Is
Intlocd nn ora of good fooling. Let
brothorly lovo continue
How to Cure Chilblains.
"To enjoy freedom from chil
blains," wrltos John Komp, East
Otlsflold, Mo., "I npply Bucklon's Ar
nica Salvo. Havo also used It for
salt rheum with oxcollont results."
Guaranteed to euro fovor sores, lndo
lont ulcers, piles, burns, wounda.
froBt bites nnd skin dlscnBOs; 2Cc at
J. C. Porry'a drug storo
Rev. CnrllNle, l lUrartln, h. h. I).
Of Wnvorly, Tox., writes: "Ot a
morning, when first arising, I often
find p. troublosomo collodion of
phlegm which produces a cough and
Is vory hard to dlslodgo; but n email
quantity of Ballard'n Horohound
Syrup will at onco dlslodgo It, nnd
tho trouble is over. I know of no
modiclno that Is oqual to It, and It Is
so pleasant to tnko. I can moBt cor
dially recommond It to all persons
noodlng n mcdlcinn for throat or lung
trouble" Sold by D. J. Fry.
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THE BIG
CARPET
SALE
Is a B g Success.
Why not get in line and be
one of those lucky ones to get a fine carpet or rug cheap.
Others are doing it, why not you?
THIS SALE ENDS f EBRUARY 1
and you will be too late if you wait too long to, get the best
values that were ever offered to you.
LET US PROVE this statement to you by giving usa call
THIS SALE INCLUDES
Our Ingrains
Velvets
Axministers
Body Brussels
TAPESTRIES BRUSSELS
and Savoneries.
HOUSE FURNISHING CO
177 LIBERTY STREET
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