,- fri
JO
DAIliY OAPITAIi SOVMJAU BAfcBM. ORltOOW, B,1
Tdtfay
IS KKMNANT HAY.
Short lengths of scusotiablo ami dc-
fednlle goods at . .
iii A
Half Price
OUR $1 4.85iALE
Is attracting wide-spread attention among the wcH
dressers who are quick' to note the won
derful values, Every garment offered in
this sale is ALL WOOL and absolutely new
-made by America's foremost manufactur
ers. The values range up as high as $25.
MISSES SPRING SUITS
JsWcut spring style, AV'o nro showing mhiio oxcccdlngly good vnl
Wen fn Misses, Hultsj BJxcs range from II to 20. Made of pretty
mixture am) check In, tho ncrtcst Won style. .TncUctn in full wit In
Hunt, ihrct-niuirter akeve, collar mid citlfa trimmed with broadcloth
of corrcKpondliig color, nrnjly act off by funcy braid mid button.
Bklr( flit ry fiill.wia.plnlled. Tho wholo going make up the
prettiest suit that Is to ihj ahowii this Mason. Tlio Vnluo cnimot lw
duplicated nt anything near tho price wo nro T A A rC
offering this new creation '. P "J
WASH
GOODS
As usual tills popular storo lo
showing tho greatest nasortmont
In tho Wlllaniotto valloy. Kvorv
nl tho Willninotto vnlley. Every
doslrablo fabric, tho latent weavos
tho nowost prlntlnga nro bcro.
Many stylos shown hsro nro not
to bo soon oUowhoro, nnd wo arc
living up to, not upon, our repu
tation ns tho groatost valtio-glvlng
storo In tho city.
Embroideries
Wo novor ltnd such a beautiful
collection of flno ombroldorloa at
such llttlo prjeea. Tlicro nro em
broldorlos for practical purpose.
Tbo dalnlly llttlo .edges for trim
mings nnd tho wider skirtings
and flounclngs. So mo exceptions
rI values at
12 1-2c 15c 19c
NEW
SILKS
Unquestionably tho most Im
portant today's storo nowa. The
varlotlos nro greater which In
cludes tho latest Now York nov
olty
JAP SILK.
In tnrtnr plaids nnd blnck nnd
whlto chocks in nil slzos. Our
prlco Is vory modest, tho quality
considered Kafir1
Sptolnl JUL
Spring Oxfords
Wo nro showing n dccldodly
now Oxrord or uotni-paioni, wmen r
ia iiritrht. smooth, ullnblo lonthor,
eliminating tho danger of crack
ing easily cleaned docB not
burn tho feet. Wo havo this
lcnthor mndo up In n nowly do
slgnod last. Co mo In nnd soo this
now Oxford (t
Ask for stylo of 1001 $DJv
csfr. J2eiieiS&&ortA
CITY JSEWS
A noWojtlon of lentmrtant Yx
gewphs far Yow OofisiderAtsoa
Itollrr Skating-
Two fccsslons nt tho Auditorium
rlnlt tonight, 7:30 to 10 and 10 to
12. Admlislou 10c, skates 25c.
New Cottage Hotel
Mrs. Susan 8talgur, 11. O. For
sftho nnd William Btnlgcr aro tho
Incorporators In tho Cottage Hotul
Ce-mpnny, which filed articles nt In
corporation yesterday. Tho capital
took la (5000.
MHHter llmHii" Wry Popular
Something less than a thousaud
children of all ages attended tho
mmUdoo thin oltomoon at tho C-rnnd
Opera House, and aro being highly
MANY- A MAN
Is a ctltlo bscauw ho like to bs
aMtriry. You can go contrary to
Um ttM ot jour own frUneU and
mljfcfwra d bob time get the
fcK c tU; but go contrary to ths
sttsUtis of saUr and you 'will at
way fX th worst ot It,
K NMwr Scys Sfctcr
Why, BpaeUele It wt b.
HaUra won't aoetvt Just spec
UMm though; they must right
atnaUalsa, W ftrs tfc ktea
two dwa, ana tw price art
ffnn sV
BARR'S
JEWELRY
STORE
CaAa j ll(iAv9nc Saataav
ontortnlnod by "Duster Drown," nnd
his dog "TIqo" nnd numerous others
of hi speclnl friends. This Is ono of
tho brlghtost nnd best ot tho populnr
mimical comedies ot tho year, nnd,
whllo It strongly appeals to children,
It Is none tho loss Interesting to old
er people Tho songs nnd Jokes nro
bright, now nnd catchy and tho chor
us Is simply great.
Time. Set for Objections
March 11, 1007 at 10 a. m., has
boon sot as tho tlmo for tho hearing
of tho objections to tho final account
of Kmaniiet Irwin, tho administrator
ot tho estato of Churles I.. Irwin, du-ceased.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. K. Urock aro In Ma
rlon for a short visit.
Miss Josslu Btqut went to Mehama
today to visit relatives.
Miss Daisy Harding wont to Port
land to spond tlunday.
J. A. Qrlgsby and daughter loft to
day for-a visit to Eugene.
Mlts Mabel Kennedy, ot Wood
burn, Is visiting la tho city.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Thomas left
today for tholi homo In Newport.
Mlis Nellie Derby will leav for a
visit In Portland this afternoon.
Mrs. O. G. Savsgo wont to Turner
today to visit her mother, Mrs, T. W.
Darr.
Hal D. Patton went to Portland
this afternoon to remain over Sun
day. Miss Dcatrlco Murphy, ot Port
land, Is hero visiting friends at tho
Sacred Heart Academy.
Mrs. Philip Thomas and daughter,
Mlsa Norma, left for Nowoort today.
Judgo Durnett wont to Albany this
morning on business.
W. M. Workman, who has been
visiting In tbo city, loft this morning
for his homo In Myrtlo Creek.
P. 0. Thompson, who has been vis
iting his son-lu-law, Paul Hansen,
has returned to his home in Turner.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Davis, of Port
land, aro hero for a short visit to
relatives and friends. Guy is a
former Salem boy, an! Mrs, Davis
was formerly Mlsa Dana, Wilson, ot
this city.
ASYLUM
SALARY ,
RAISE
Tho house this morning defeated
by one volo the Reynolds bill pro
viding for nn Increase of the salaries
of tho superintendent and all of tho
phyalclans of tho Insano asylum, nnd
making provisions for two addition
al physicians. This ball carried an
nggrcgato lncreaso In aalnry appro
priation of $0400 for the biennial
period. When Spcnkor Davoy, who
was on tho floor of tho houso and
Toted nyo on tho passago of tho bill,
found that it had only received TO
amirmntlvo votes, or lacking one of
being enough to paw) It, changed his
voto to no, In order to bo nblo to
movo a reconsideration.
Speaker Davoy also commanded
during tho morning session thn
Monday would bo tho last day fdr
consideration of houso bills, oxcerit
thoso sent back from tho sonnto for
convenience which means that thero
yet rcmnln about 200 bills to bo dis
posed of U 10 hours' work, nnd
there will bo n wild scrnmblo to put
through pet measures nt tho jlov
cnth hour.
o -
11 Don't Put Off
Until tomorrow what you can do to
day. If you aro suffering from a
torpid llvor, or constipation, don't
wait until tomorrow to got help.
liny n bottlo ot Horblno nnd got
that llvor working right. Prompt
ness about health saves many sick
snolls. "Mrs. Ida Qrcsham, Point,
Tex., writes: I used Ilcrblno In my
family for hix years, and find It does
al It claims to do." Sold by D. J. Try.
o
Tlio Osteopathy Hill Itofrrn-d.
After n spirited dnbnto tho bill lo
croato a stato board of osteopaths
wns recommitted to tho commlttuo
honlth nnd public morals. Tho son
nto has amonded tho general medlc
nl prnctlco act so as to glvo tho os
teopaths n member on tho state med
ical board, who will cxamlno their
applicants to prnctlco, and It pro
vides that they shall bo exompted
from examinations In materia mcdl
en nnd thorapoutlcs. Tho sonnto bill
will probably bo enacted.
o
Itcslgns iU-r Position,
Miss Nolllo Dorby, tho omclont
clork In tho Mnrlon county recorder's
nmco, has resigned hor position, In
ordor to tnko n needed vncatlon nnd
visit Portland frlonds. Sho tins boon
In tho recorder's oulco as clork for
tho past thrco years, ami hor valu-
nblo services will bo greatly mlsso.l.
o
Collins- Wood.
A mnrrlngo UccnBO hns been Issued
by County Clork Alton to Smith Col
lins, of Mnrlon, aged 20, and Wndln
I,. Wood of Marlon, aged 24, A. II.
Wood acting ns wltnoss.
Haiti Combination to Heat.
Chicago, rob. 1G. Tho National
Woman Suffrage Association spout n
largo part ot tho day complimenting
tho Oregon votors who favored tho
movement. Miss Koto Gordon, of
Now Orleans, declared that thrco
corrupt luwyers, supported by no
grocs, Indians, Chlneso and corrupt
nnd lllltornto whites, managed tho
anti-suffrage campaign In Oregon.
i.O
Hobs Kchool and Church.
Chicago, Feb. 1C. Frederick A.
Holbrook, dlroctor ot the American
Boating Company, was arrested on
orders of tho United States district
attorney on a chargo ot conspiracy
with furniture dealors to control tho
trade In school and church furniture,
In violation ot tho Sherhman law.
o
Train Operators Nino Hours.
Washington, Feb. 16. Tho com
mlteo has ordered a favorable report
on tho btl Ulmltlng tho employment
ot oporators, having to do with tho
oporatlon ot trains, to not moro than
nlno hours In any period ot twenty-four.
Ailanu on Trial in Idaho.
Wallace, Idaho, Feb. 16. The
prosecution made the opening state
ment this morning In tho casa ot
Stcvo Adams, on trial for "timber
lotting," and who la also accused ot
complicity In tho assassination ot ex-
Governor steunonborg.
Harry Corbet Dead.
San Francisco, Feb, 16. Harry
Corbett, brother ot tho ox-champion,
was found dead in bed this morning.
It is stated that Corbett dropped dead
as he waa about to step Into his
bathtub. Physicians were hastily
summoned, but Corbett was past help
when they arrived.
Places for iMwyrrt,
Washington, Feb. 16. The senate
today passed a bll ldlvldlng Oregon
into two Judicial districts.
BARON
R0THCHILD
BLUFFING
"Baron" Itothchlld, the lono star
of Democracy In tho lower branch ol
tho legislature, wont on record yes
terday ns being oponly oposcd to tho
dlctntos of tho supremo ruler ot tlio
party of the state, when ho voted
against sustaining tho chief execu
tive's veto of tho Multnomah county
Juvenile conrt bill undor tho pretext,
as he explained, "that tho Portland
boys ought to be taken caro of and,
therefore I voto aye."
' This waB upon tho question ot tho
passago of the Port ot Columbln bill,
which was passed by both branches
of the legislature nnd vetoed by the
R&vernor on tho Bround that It at
tached additional oxponsos to the
taxpayers of tho county, notwith
standing tho governor's veto. The
only dissenting vote was that of
Drlx, of Clatsop, who may hnvo been
still stinging undor tho offocu of tho
p'asasgo of tho port of Columbia bill.
This mensuro extends, In the dis
cretion of tho people, to tho other
counties of the state tho authority
to establish Juvonllo court such as
has boon maintained in Portland nnd
quite successfully tho pnst two yonrs
to bo supervised ovor by tho county
Judge but tho govornor nttnehod his
mark of disapproval to the mensuro
becauso It heaped an oxtrn burden of
oxpense upon tho Multnomah tax
payers for bonoflts which thoy had
been enjoying horotoforo practically
gratuitously. Whon tho hill was
rond, together with tho moesago from
tho sennto nnd tho toxt of tho gov
ernor's voto tho only romnrks modi
upon tho question of Its pnsnsge were
thoso of Freeman, of Multnomah,
who stated, In effect, that:
"Mr. Chnmborlnln hns undortaken
to sny that tho Mulnomnh dolegntlon,
which had this bill undor serious con
sideration nnd pnssod upon It unnn
imously, doos not know what our
nconlo want. Tho bill Is an exceed
ingly morltorlouB ono nnd It should
pass the houso itnnnlmously." (Anil
It practically did.)
o
FARMERS
BURLESQUE
COMMISSIONS
Quito In kooplng with tho spirit of
tho present session ot tho legisla
ture, and llkcwUo In harmony with
so mo ot tho propositions that have
boon In tho creation ot commissions
to hnvo control ovor practically ovory
Industry in tho state's category, Rap
rosontntlvos Purdy, of Washington,
and Simmons, of Mnrlon, Introduced
n Joint burlesquo resolution this
morning providing for tho appoint
ment of a farmers' nnd tnxpayors'
commission, describing his duties
nnd appropriating M, 000,000 for
carrying out tho purposes of tho res
olution. Tho full toxt of tho resolu
tion, which created considerable
amusomont follews:
Farmers' nnd Tiivjijiyers' Devolution.
"Resolved, by tho houso, tho son
nto concurring, that tho speaker of
tho houso, the president of tho son
nto and tho attornoy-general bo and
thoy hereby aro authorized and di
rected to appoint a commission, con
sisting of five farmors, one grocery
era of said farms. Said commission
nted Trades, who shall receive an an
nual salary of 110.000 each, and all
necessary traveling expenses. The
commission to havo free transporta
tion with powor to appoint one thou
sand deputies to tako chargo ot all
tho farmrs of this state; to dlsposo
ot all tho products and pay ovor the
surplus, If any there be, to the own
er sot said farms. Said commission
shall appoint five hundred deputy ex
pert farmers, who shall receive a
compensation of M0 per day each,
and all necessary expenses of what
ever nature, and the balnace of said
deputies shall receive 15 per day
and all necessary traveling expenses
of whatever nature
"In ordor to cary this Into effect,
thero shall be and hereby is appro
priated out of any roomys in tho
state treasury not otherwise appro
proprlatcd, the sum ot $1,000,000.
"As tho poaco, health safety and
dignity ot tho stato demands that
this resolution should go into Imme
diate effect, nn emergency Is hereby
declared, and this resolution shall
ba in full force and effect from and
attor its passage.
INTEREST
CLAIMS
ALLOWED
A Bill Lost Twice Taken Up
a Third Time and Passed
on Re-Consideration
IteprenctatlTO E. L, Jones, of
Clackamas county and Mr. .tm.
went to Albany this afternoon to
visit friends until Monday,
After voting down the bill pro
viding nn appropriation of approx
imately $20,000 for tho payment of
Interest on certificates of nllowanco
or claims ngalnst tho Btnte, which
were hold up on account of tho lri
voklng of tho referendum upon thp
general appropriation bill last yea?,
twlco In succession and upon the
same day tho houso of ropresentn:
tlvos Is placed in tho unique nnd un
precedented position of having tnken
n second reconsideration of its pro-,
vlous negative action nnd reversing
Its previous Judgment by tho voto of
57 ayes and 20 nays; three absent
and not voting.
Whllo tho bill received the requi
site nitmbor of votes to secure Its
pnssago Speaker Davoy was unde
cided upon tho point .ns to whethor
tho houso had nny authority to re
consider n voto upon a bill moro than
onco, nnd this announcement from
tho chair set tho minds of tho legis
lators a buzzing, nnd tho question of
tho constitutionality of tho bill or
violation of parliamentary usago
thon bocamo tho ordor for discussion
Tho rulos of tho houso provide Hint
a question may bo reconsldorcd upon
tho samo day, or within thrco days
thorouftor, but It Is gonorally under
stood tho rules of tho nssombly do
not touch explicitly upon a. point of
pnrllamontnry law Robort's rulos of
ordor prevail, and Robort's rulos of
ordor upon this question provldo thnt
no quostlon Bhnll bo brought up for
reconsideration moro than onco.
Tho spenkcr announced, undor
thoso circumstances, that, whllo his
authority was not distinctly pointed
out in tho matter, tho only thing loft
for him to do wns to declare tho bill
passed, which ho did, and It now ro-
mnltiB for nnyono who wishes to con
test tho action of tho legislature to
do ho. Hut It Is the provalllng opin
ion nmong legislators who nro versed
In legal technicalities that tho legis
lative body Is supremo in tho mntter,
and that its actions nro not rovlow
ablo In tho courts, so far nB pnrlln
montnry usngo Is concerned. Tho
only recourso that Is now loft open,
In enso thero Is a desire to dofoat tho
mensuro upon n technicality, is for
soma mombor of tho sonnto to arlso
to n point of order nnd demand tho
oxhlblt of the records of tho housp
concerning tho consideration and
passage of the bill, basing his point
upon tho Joint rules ot the two
branches of the nssombly, nnd do
pend upon that body to sustain his
objections.
i Roconsldorntlon of the bill waa
brought about through tho tufluonco
of a lobb;: of somo of the most prom
inent merchants nnd business men ot
this city, who busied themselves
among tho members of tho houso
yostorday nftornoon nnd succeeded In
convincing thorn that nn Injustice
was being perpetrated upon nt least
a majority or tlio noiuors oi inoso
certificates, who cashed them upon
faco value, and with tho understand
ing thnt they wore to receive a rea
sonable rate ot Interest upon them.
Among thoso who wore tho strongest
opposors ot the bill when it waa
twlco defeated In tho houso wero
Representatives Vawter, Northup
and Purdy, who apologized for their
Arm negative stand upon previous
consideration ot the measure and
their contradiction of tho represen
tations ot tho conditions surrounding
tho necessity for making tho appro
priation by Mr. Itodgera, ot Marion,
by stating that they had been con
vinced that the majority of the
claims for Interest was Just, but It
was thought that (a seggrcgatlon of
thoso claims should be made, and a
motion was made that the bill be re
ferred tor adjustment and seggrega
tlon, but tho motion was lost and
the bill was adopted as It stood,
llegla Karly Monday.
Tho lower house adjourned at
noon today to meet again Monday
morning at 9 o'clock. The senate
did not meet today having adjourned
Friday night until Monday morning
at 10 o'clock. It is expected that
both houses would be In .session ev
ery day next week, not only during
the day time but nlso ic the evenings
The house is behind the senate In Us
work, and it will require late even
ing sessions tor thts branch ot tho
legislature to clear its desk ot work.
Charcoal Sto ds fat
On Your stond
Wonderful Absoiblmr IW-... -
,i in.... . --"""Oirka
Of Stnnrt. m. rW
" -'iarcol
I'ozengcs,
Trail -Package. Sent Frt
Charcoal, nure. imi ., '
absorbs 100 times It. own toS
nuwa liiiviu UUCH I lit ttns i
is -Just absorbed by the chsri!
tho gas disappears and thtr i. .
n pure, frcBh sweet atmosphere
frnitl nil ln.n.lil . "'W
...... .. ."Tmica ana germi
nch whon vnu ni .... . &
Stunrfa' Charcoal Lozonirr. iv ? t:
powerful purifiers science hu ,:
i
You heirh rai In ..
., , " " ' '"'"J'.nj, tai
uuiuB, uy ucciuent, greatly to (
uvyh jiiiiuiuuiion. mat li hA,
thero Is n great amount of m mi,
formed in your stomach by f,rnni
uiH luou. i our Biomach is not
bcniuib juur iuuu properly nn
inovltablo. Wheuover this happjtl
j unt iuuu unu or iwo oi Stuart'iCi
com jozonges right nfter eating,
ypu wm oo surprised how qq
thoy will act. No more bekhlnt1
uu muru bout risings. Eat all
want nnd what you want, and ti
It thero. Is any gas going to bo fo;
..., w..u iuchi nuuueuui lima ti
sorbera, n Stuart Charcoal Lozem,
will tnko enro of all tho gas.
And It will do moro than lfo
Every pnrttclo of Impurity la tmi
stomncu nnd intestines Is going to I
carried nwny by tho charcoal. No ot
sooma to know why It does this), V
it does nnd docs It wonderful!'
You notlco tho difference In your ,-
potlto, general good feeling, and I
tho purity of your blood, right ava
You'll have no moro bad taste I
your mouth or bad breath, tit
from drinking, eating or imoklt?
Other pcoplo will notlco jour bt
breath quicker than you will jotr
solf. Mnko your breath pare, fin
and sweet, bo when you talk to otht
you won't disgust thpm. Just o
or two Stuart Charcoal Lotengeivl!
mako your breath sweet, and mi!
you fcol hotter all over for It. Yoi
can cat all tho onions and odon
foods you want, and no ono an (
tho difference.
Besides, cbnrcoal Is the bed 1:
tivo known. You can take a wl
boxful and no harm will result. !l
is n wonderfully easy regulator,
And thon, too, it Altera your l!(
overy pnrtlclo of poison or li
lty in your blood is destroyed,
you begin to notlco tho difference
your faco first thing your tli
complexion.
Stuart's Charcoal Loientd v-
mado from puro willow charcoal,
Just n llttlo honoy Is put la to nu!
thorn palatable, but not too seL
Thoy will work wonders la jw
stomach, nnd mnko jou feel fine
fresh. Your blood and breath it'J
bo purified.
Wo want to prove ull this to roi
so Just send for n free sample teda:
Then nfter you get It and use It, J
will llko them so well that yoa
go to your druggist and get a II
box ot these Stuart's Charcoal
onscs.
Send us your name and aaaresn
day and wo will at once send yoni
mall a cample package free.
F. A. Stuart Co., 54 Stuart
Marshall, Mich.
DIKD.
rrTiNRT.T. A tho family home I
whnniinnd. Friday. February 11
1907. at 4 p. m., Mrs. B. J.Ow
nnll. need 69 vcars.
The funeral services will '
dueled bv ROV. W. H. SelKtx i
,i. nin.,.h imriortaklne parlon
dav nt 2 li. ra. Tbo burial w '
in City View cemetery.
iMoncu a ther home la
Creek Monday, February U,
!.. r. XT im.lpn. Sited 1"
o ....! .nrviffs were
AJYrnm ,h moreue at D,
the burial took place In the
cotrietery.
..MONEY TO LOJ
THOKMX.1
Ovar Laaa A Base's .J,
Noewjgiilfatoaft"
Ch&ago Markets.
Chicago, Feb. 16. -Wheat 78
77,U. com 46ft, oaU 40)4 040.
0-wRhWsa. Haw'
119 Ceasaasl
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