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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALSM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY IB, ID 07.
K STOCKTON
THE OLD WHirt: CORNER.
A Glorious Spring Season of 1907
showing or tho new spring mcrchandiso mirrors fash-
Our aau nrettlest Ideas. Our success In tho past has only
Ions nBW" determined for greater efforts In tho futuVe.
oade us m naaivQ era and a progressive store. Each season
This is ..! tirctl pressor : and tho small crovlces of Imner-
jlonflUedJ
Long
Gloves
Come In and see tho now goods.
Silk
drar
la 12 or
or Kia.
lC-button length.
Black. White or
No nlaco Quito so compe
ted to pr,de tbem M thl8 Sl
store.
White
Waists
a ..morb showing of dainty
white lawn waists fresh from the
oanufacturers. Newest patterns
embroideries, laces, groups of
,mall tucks and pleatlngs com
pose the most unusual and elabor
ate ort of beauty work. The
styles nro numerous and perfect
la every detail.
New
Dress Ginghams
A largo shipment jiist rcachod
us comprising all tho latest pat
terns for spring make-up. Fancy
stripes, plaids, checks, etc., In the
French Foll-Do-Nord ginghams.
Aho tho fine baby checks,
SPRING SHIRTS
POR MEN
GO dozen of as good a shirt as
75c would ovor buy we're offering
at tho exceedingly low price of
50 CENTS EACH
All now spring patterns. The
assortmont comprises both golt
nnd nogllgoo styles in Mohair,
fancy striped Madras, etc., with
attached cuffs.
Sec Commercial St. "Window.
swallowed her. Tho organ and fur
niture wero afterwards" foiind in a
local storago establishment, and re
claimed by Mr. Clark.. -;
In addition to tho hoy n, 1,3-yoar-old
girl was also left by tho heart
less woman, who had all along pro
fessed tho grontost love for ,her step
children. Injured Man "Would Forgive. ,
Clark feels tho disgrace keenly.
Ho bears an excellent reputation and
neighbors assert that ho had always
treated his wlfo with every consider
ation. That ho loves tho woman is
mado plain by tho fact that ho de
clares ha Is willing to forglvo every
thing It sho will but return to his
home.
Mrs.. Clark Is a woman 35 v years
old, although sho claims to bo sever
al years younger. Young Clark, for
whom sho Is supposed to havo desert
ed her home, Is 23 years of age. Ha
Is Inclined to bo lazy, and ha3 never
learned any trndo by which ho might
earn a living. Fear of notoriety has
kept Clark from placing tho mat
ter In tho hands of tho officers of the
law, nnd ho still hopes that the rec
reant wlfo will return to tho home
sho has disgraced.
OPENED
CHINESE
NEW YEAR
LINGER GRAND THEATRE.
fhursday, Feb. 14.
Oregon's favorlto young nctress.
Miss Margarita
Fischer
And her own company. Opening
tni
he treat Blue Grass Derby
Prices, overlings. 15 and 25c.
:ree Lectures
on Phrenology
TIOGA 1 1 A Mi,
SATlllDVY, FKIsIU'AItV 10.
at 8:1.1 p. in.
MRS. JEAN MORRIS ELLIS
The world s nioBt eminent Lady
(Phrenologist, Graduato of tho Fowler
Ml Wd's InMtuto, Now York, will
omrtcncp a course of
EHUIKS M I'llllKKOIiOfilCAL
KXAMI.NATIO.VS.
Each lecture to close with froe
MMlc examinations of porsons so-
Med from tho audlenco.
Private ronaultatlon and nhrono-
Wlcal examinations given dafly in
k parlor of the Tioga hall.
DECEMBER
AND MAY
MARRIAGE
Lee Yick Served Bat IPie
to Number of White
Friends
Chlncso now year was opened In
.this city Monday night with great
eclat. Tho most olahorato and form
nl ns well as tho most highly onjoy
nblo of the functions that nttonded
tho niiBplclouB event was a big ban
quet that was given Inst evening by
Did NOT KeSUll 111 maKing i00 Yick, tho ploneor Snlom restaur
Life One Grand Sweet
Song
LONG WAITS
AfC annoying and lnrnnvnnlnnt
"4 discomfort to those who are
"M to wear glasses. We do our
" grinding. BQ VOII rnn hnvrt onw
I replaced on short notice. Wei
" do all kinds of spectaolo repalr
U. Glasses nttmi oa j .
- ..... ..Ml bUUUU iu
r. Occulisu prescrlntlona re.
n careful attention.
HAS. H. HINGES
btt WatchmaVor nA -J..-.
0tklII ! b.OUUBW.
I 'wa, 123 CommnivlnJ f,
JJ t And. next door to Capital
'
xt
ad Mn nn n n. ' .t.
"r their home m Seattle.
Trrpaddler own canoe.
t?a!. U 8myPa-thee,
t rCJ Uke Roc ntain
2ttlUI,r Stone's store.
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punter to a number of his white
friends. Tho entortnlnmcnt wns coBt
ly nnd tho viands wero elegantly
sorved.
Leo Yick has been In Snlom for
A P))8cl.-1 dispatch rrom tins city flftoon yenra nnd durInR Umt Ume
to tho Portland Journal says: lm8 mado mnny frlondB nmong tho
Mrs. J. 8. Clark, ngod 35, has do- busln088 mon and th,H 8U,)1)or wn8 ,
sorted hor. h :Bhand. a woll-known honor of gomo of th080
confectlonor, with whom sho has . Tho dn,ng room WM ,lccoratod ln
lived happily for tho past ton years, orlontui splendor nnd tho monu con
nnd prosumnbly eloped with hor stop Ulned among othop dollcucloa( chow
son, Honry Clark, aged 23, Hor litis- ( c,)y 80oy weong wn bonolcS,
bnnd is grlof-strlckon, but says: 'chicken, salted pumpkin seeds, rico
"Sho has hrokon my heart, but If B,I1( rlc0 whlakoy wnter ,noloil rlnil.
sho will roturn to mo all will bo for- ,,roIIcilf winos.Jcordlnls and liquors,
given." Among thoso prosont wero Frank
Mrs. Clnrk loft hor homo at 702 Haas, Joseph FIshhono, W. W. Zlnn,
North Front street on Wednpsdny r. Cooke Patton, Wntt Shlpp, Itay
lost without Intimating to her hus- Gilbert, II. D. Pntton, Bon Tnylor,
band Ihnt sho nnd any Intontlon of prod Kurtz, II. W. Myors, C. M.
doaoitlpg him. Tho story Is n pa-. Loekwood and others,
thetlc on9 for Mrs. Clark has do-1 Mr. Yick was assisted In rocelvlng
nortBd a Uvlng husband ntid a pious- j,y charllo Ken, Wong Fung nnd
ant homo to run nwuy with n more
youth.
Married Tea Yearn.
Clnrk was a wldowor with threo
children: when ho met tho woman
who so oruolly desortcd him, some
thing ovr 10 yonrs ago In California
IIq married tho woman nnd brought
hor to his homo, nnd tho llttlo fami
ly lived happily up to five years ngo.
At that tlmo tho oldest boy, Henry,
had a falling out with his stepmoth
er, and left home. He remained
away until last fall, whon ho
roturnod. Tho father was glad to
wolcome him back and was pleased
to noto that tho boy and tho step
mother w'ero friendly towards each
other.
But scarcely a month had elapsed
DO ONE
THING
FOR US
Only Step That Offers
Western Oregon
Relief
Lift a Dead Weight off the
Backs of the Shippers and
Producers
This legislature has dono so many
things to lucrenso tho burdens of
tho taxpayers and producers, It ought
to -do one thing that has a llttlo olo
mont of decency. Of courso, tho
greatly Increased appropriations and
Inroads of expensive oMcinlism nro
to somo extent accounted for by tho
placing of all assessments In tho
larger counties on a cash valuation.
Thnt plan makes It appear that tho
stato has doubled nnd trebled In
wealth, and that' everything can bo
expnnded in proportion. Tho one
thing tho legislature could do would
be to pass tho froo locks bill thnt
will tako off GO cents n ton on nil
farm products nnd freight that comes
ln or out of Wostorn Oregon. On n
carload of paper Tho Capital Joumnl
pays about flC. Tho farmer pays
moro freight to tho General Kloctrlo
Company, of Portland, than ho dooo
taxes to tho state, county and Bchool
district.
The fruit rnlsors, tho stock grow
ers, tho sawmill men pay moro In
cash ln excess frolght on account of
tho tolls at Oregon City than nil oth
er taxes ln ovory way. Tho grain
growors pay moro to that prlvato
corporation than they pay for thresh
ing their grain. Tho Jones froo lockn
bill does not npproprlato money un
less congress will npproprlato n
groat deal moro and agroo to main
tain tho locks and canal forover free
and It Is tho ono duty of this legis
lature to pnsa tho froo locks bill.
Tho Lord helps thoso who help thorn-
solves nnd congrosB cannot bo ex
pected to como to tho nld of tho 8tnt
unless tho leglslnturo shows n dls
position to do somothlng. But It
looks ns though somo othor Influence
hnd a great deal moro to do with
somo hlngs than tho Lord.
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Convalescents
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Clnyton Toy. Tho celebration wns
continued nil day today,
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ELECTION
LAWS ARE
UNCHANGED
Senator Baileys Efforts to
Kill Direct Primary Laws
Meets With Defeat
Tho senato will not entertain any
plans to alter or chango In any way
until tho fathor and husband had tho will of tho peoplo In regard to
reason to suspect that the kisses and tho primary election laws nnd. the
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caresses Indulged In by tho son and
wlfo wero rathor warmer than tho
relationship between thorn would
warrant. A month ago the father
and son had a stormy Intorvlow, ln
which tho former accused the latter
of trying to wreck fits home, nnd
young Clark was ordered to leavo
the sheltor of. the paternal roof.
After Henry Clark'a ' departuro
Mrs. Clark was moody and sullen.
The -husband did everything- -In his
power to cheer her up, and at no
tlmo did ho upbraid her or ch&rgo
her with infidelity. Last Wednes
day morning Mrs. Clark packed up
hor belongings, after her husbaud
had gono to his placo of business for
tho day. A lC-year-old boy was at
homo sick In bed at the tlmo, hut ho
did not know what was going on
until he heard a nolao In tho l9wer
part of tho house, and on looking
out of tho window saw an express
man driving away with a trunk be
longing to Mrs. Clark, an organ and
several other articles of furniture.
When the boy got down Btalrs
Mrs. Clark bad disappeared. Al
though very weak, tho youth man
aged to dress, himself and laborious
ly mado lila way to his father's place
of business with the news, but by
that time the woman bad dUap
lMr m tkMmk the ertk had
plan adopted by the peoplo of thl
stato of electing TJnJted tSates sena
tors by'tho direct vpt,6 pf the people.
Sonato bills 111 anct 112, Introduced
by Sonator Bailey having thOBO things
in view wero tho special ordor ln th?
senato yesterday afternoon at 3
o'clock and after a spirited dobate
of nearly an hour both measures were
Indefinitely postponed. In voting no
on ,tho proposition to Indefinitely
postpono tho following senators put
themsolYcs oh record as being op
posed .to tho election of United
States senators by a direct vote:
Beach, Balloy- Booth, HodBon, John
son, Laughery, Laycock, Whealdon.
Tho others vote,d to postpono.
o
Even from the'Mounfalns.
Ballard's Snow Liniment is praised
for tho good it does. A Buro cure for
rheumatism and all palna. Wright
W. Loving, Grand Junction, Colo,
writes: "I used Ballard's Snow Lini
ment, last winter, for rheumatism
and can recommend It as the best
Liniment on the market. I thought
at tho tlmo I was taken down wlta
this trouble that it would be a week
before I could get about, but on ap
plying your Liniment several time
durinjr the night, I was about In 48
hour and well In three days."
8eM Vf D. J. Fit.'
Need VINOL
for it hastens recovery by
creating strength
A mombor of tho G. W. Putman
Co. says: "Thoro is just one thing
tho mnttor with a porson who ha
boon sick that is weakness.
"To all such peoplo In Salem
wo recommend our dollclous cod liver
oil preparation, Vlnol, as the very
best streiigth creator for convalos
conts wo havo ovor sold In our
store
"Vlnol strengthens tho digestive
organs, creates an appotlto, promotes
sound sleep, makes rkli, red blood,
and builds up a dopleted Bystom to
health and vigor.
("This Is because Vlnol contains in
a highly concentrated form an oi
tho medicinal nnd strength creating
elements of cod liver oil, actually
takon from fresh cods' livers, with
tho useless nauseating oil eliminated
and tonic iron added.
"Wo roturn money to thoso who
buy Vlnol and recelvo no bonoflt."
G. W. Putman Co., druggists.
Note. Whllo wo aro solo agents
for Vlnol In Salem, It is now for Bale
at tho loading drug store in nearly
every town and city In tho country.
Look for tho Vlnol ngonoy In your
town,
FASTIDIOUS WOMEN
consider Paxtine Toilet Antleepilc
necewity ia the hygienic care of the
person and for local treatment of
fentofte ill. As a waah lu cleansing,
germicidal, deodorizing and healing
aualUlM ar otrtranrrtiaarv. For sale
at DrutitJ. Sample free. Addrese
' TJk xTraxtoo Co., BeckM, Maw. j
wnite
JUST IN.
Yesterday we received an Immense Shipment of
India Linens, Persian Lawns,
Batistes, Nainsooks, Butchers' Linen,
Dress Linens,
and a Wonderful Variety of
NOVELTY SHEER WHITE
FANCY WASH GOODS.
This is going to be a great white
goods season and the choice lines will j
j be scarce. We are showing the best
I possible values in the latest creation, j
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VVc Undersell Regular Stores on Reliable Merchandise.
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SENATE
PASSES
MANY
Routine Rushed and Then the
Senate Asks a Conference
Whon tho sennto mot this morning
It lmmodlatoly Jumpod Into tho rnll
rond commlsHlou mnttor. Miller of
Linn and Marlon, nnd HodBon of
Multnomah wore both on tholr foot
clamoring for recognition. Mr. Mll-
lor waB recogulzod nnd ho asked
unanimous oonHont to Introduce a
resolution. Hodsou ohjoctod.
"You'ro too Into," snlil Prosldont
Halnos, ".conHont hna nlrcndy been
grantod."
Sonator Mlllor than moved a coin-
mltteo of threo bo appointed to con-
for with a llko commlttoo from th
hoiiso on II. 11. 2 and S. D. 129.
Tho chair aftorwnrda appoplnted
on this committee Senators Miller of
Linn nnd Marion, Booth and Hodges.
Tho senato then took up tho spe
cial ordor for 10 o'clock, tho consid
eration of 8. D. 120, n bill for accopt-
anco of certain lands from tho Unltod
Statos. ThlB bill was proparcd by
tho stato land board and is for tho
purpose of carrying out the pro
visions of tho Caroy act. It wa
plocod on its final passago and enacted.
"" To 8cond Heading,
S. I). 225, Miller of Linn and Ma
rlon, relating to tho boundary bo-
tweon Linn and .Lane county, enacted.
8. n. 220, Beach, rolating to tuber
cu1obb.
8. II. 227, Hodson, to provldo dep
uties for olork of Columbia.
8. li. 228, Bingham, to amond the
charter of Bethel Institute.
8. B. 229. Hodson, to fix tho sal
ary of tho treasurer of Multnomah.
8. B. 230," rolating to tho school
superintendent of Cooa.
8. B. 231, Coko, relating to the
Balury of tho clerk of Coos.
8. B. 232, Hcdgos, rolating to
summons.
Substitute bill 208, rolating to
lands, was roferred to the committee
on public lands.
On renuost of Sonator Whoaldon,
II. B. 285, rolating to Indian War
veterans, was ro-referrod to tho com
mittee on military affair for amend
ment,
Third lU'iullug of BlllH.
II. B. 3, rolating to HconBO for
liquor Bolloro. Eunctod.
II. B. 11G, SlUBhor, rolating to tho
foofl of tho Bhorlft of Morrow, Kn
uctod. II. B. 247, McOuo, rolntlnc to sal
ary of juatlcos In ABtorln. Knactod.
II. B. 3G0, Morryinan, rolating to
tho treasurer of Klamnth. Enacted.
II. B. 330, relating to county
ojork of Klnmnth. Hnnctod.
Senator Mlllor, of Linn and Ma
rlon moved to tnko up II. B. No. 2
from tho table. Cnrrlod.
Tli 6 dohnto on rallrond commlsslou
hill wnn tlion roaumod.
A Valuable Lvnmmi.
"Six yonrH ngo I learned a valu
nblo losson," writes John Plonsnnt,
of Magnolln, Ind. "I then bognn tak
ing Dr. Klng'n Now Llfo Pills, and
tho longer I tnko thorn tho bettor T
Ilnd thorn." Thoy ploaso ovoryhody.
aunrantood at J. C. Porry'B, druggist
25c.
Ex-Unltod Statos Sonator John M,
Qcartn, of Portland, was horo yes
terday In tho Intorcsts of tho oppo
sition to tho Malarkoy hill portalnlng
to lands of tho Coos Bay Wagon
lload Company.
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Q rout Investment, absolutely nafo,
brings returns, giving surplus earn
ing powor of youth till old ago, se
curing comfort and health in your
declining yoar. That's what Hollls
tor's Jlocky Mountain dooa. For sale
at Dr.d Stono store.
100 Per
Cent Pure
That's a high standard, but it
is Hvoq up to, and vo couldn't
do othorwiso, for tno product that
is consumed right in tho homo
town must moro than moot tho ex
pectation of the peoplo. This is
the case with
Eppley's Perfection
Baking; Powder
Buy it and try it and you'll
never tako any othor.
C. M. EPPLEY
Manufacturer
Sakm, , Oregwi I