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DAILY CAMTAL JOURNAL, SALUM, QRlirQON, FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1007.
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STOCKTON
THE OLD WHITE CORNER.
Spring '07 Styles
NOW READY
The new Spring Styles in Men's
Clothing are now here.
"THE FRAT"
Simply Swallow
Many Eat ns Though They Were
Wind nnil Their Tongues Cut
Out.
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The new College Cut in blue Serge
for young men is making a bigl.hit.
The coat is a three-button, double
breasted style cut about 31 inches
long, lined with black mohair and has
no opening mjhe back. The trousers
are cut iuii uvor uie nips.
THIS IS THE LATEST THING OUT
Boys, Comein.
GORDON HATS
rW Spring Shapes are here in all the most-wanted
ASK 10 see iiik new i eauiei-weigiii sj jp a wi
GRAND THEATRE
iyf March 4
farorlto young actress.
; Margarita
Fischer
IN
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II UTAH"!
&ory of Mormonism
Mtenlngs, 15 and 2Ec.
jcial Sale
i few broken sizes and
At Cost
e out for Summer
Stock.
M VOGT
State Street.
J. W. BOLLEN
Managor
gSalem
Undertaking
Co.
Funeral Director and
Embalmor.
Calls answered day or
night.
Phono 70. 383 Court St.. Snlnm
agiBwf
Dyspepsia is built on confidence
too much confidence In tho nblllty or
your stomach to digest anything and
everything you put Into It.
In this ago we havo developed
speed in ovory lino of action, and wo
, havo also developed speed In masti
cation.
Wo don't tako tlmo to eat right,
nhd 8omotlmos wo do not eat tho
right kind of food. Sometimes wo
Carry OUr bll8in(!5St in mil- tnnnlo nnrl
, as a result eat mechanically. We eat
as tnougn wo woro blind and our
tongues cut out. Wo Blninlr swallow
Tho result is that tho food wo ent
la llnlf t . . .. ...
(.o uii uuuweu, ana lies uko a lump
or lead on tho stomach.
You may deny to yourself that von
nbuso your stomach, but when you
get n bloty fooling, you enn't ilonv
Jyou'vo got it.
When you get brash, oruntlnns.
uurmiig sensations, bloating, aver
sion to food, loss of appotlto, belch
ing and othor kindred ailments, thoro
is not much uso asking yourself, for
tho tlmo being, why you suffer. The
fact is you've got those ailments and
tho question of tho hour Is how to
get rid of them at once, bo thnt at
your next meal you may bo ablo to
sit down and look at your meal
straight in tho face with a keen np-
potlto and a smllo, and enjoy thor-
oughly everything you eat.
Just 0J10 of Stunrfs Dvnnonnln
CARPENTER
COMMITS
SUICIDE
Joe Landguth Demented by
Jealousy Shoots Himself
THnrngh Head
IIIIIBIIHHIMI
20 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL CUT GLASS
HHN
Salem Fence Wire
Headquarters for Woven Wlro
Fencing.
Hop. Wire, Barb Wire. Poultry
Notting, Pickets, Gates, Shingloa and
P. & B. Roady Roofing.
All at lowest prices.
Walter Morley
250 Cour.tSt. Salem, Ore
JUU.0CK BROS.
TAURANT..
Nrs south of
WsBank
i MOV SjixI W' Li
evervrhinn.
(k service!
BRIGHT
SMILES
Aro Boon on tho faces of tho
man whoso wife or mother ubos
r
Eppfey's Perfection
Baking Powder
Try it and bo convinced a Sa-loni-roudo
article.
; ; Tnblots will digest nn ordinary meal,
; ; without tho help of tho stomach. Ono
. . uiKiuuiuui. ot oiunrrs uysnons a Tnu-
; ; lots will dlgost 3,000 grains of food.
Tho strongest stomach couldn't do
. . , tho work any bettor than ono of these
-
wonderful little Tablets can do It.
Each tablet contains tho strongest
dlgostlvo agents it Is possible to ob
tain. Stuart's Dyspopsla Tablets aro not
a patent medicine. Wo como out and
Bay Just what Is in them hydrnstis,
golden seal, loctoso and aseptic pop
Bin., They aro recommended by 40,
000 llconsod physicians in tho United
Stntos and Cnnada.
And thoy aro recommended by
ovoryono who usos thorn thoy can't
help It, for thoy Immediately lnvigor
ato tho Btomach by lotting It tnko a
rest; thoy strengthen tho gastric
Julco and causo tho appotlto to bo
como keon and regulnr.
Stunrfs Dyspopsin Tablots will
suroly destroy dyspopsin. brash.
botching, thnt "lump of lond" fooling,
burning sensations, Indigestion, loss
of appotlte, and aversion to food.
Havo Stuart's Dyspepsia (TablaU
handy where you can tnko one or
two nftor imc.li inenl. Then you will
know what a blowing It Is to have
n good appetite and to get all the
good possible out of ovorythlng you
oat. You'll feol rosy and swoot.
Stunrfs Dyspepsia Tablots at any
drug storo on onrth, 50o.
Sond us your nnmo nnd nddross to
day and wo will at onco sond you by
mnll a snmplo pnokngo froe. Ad-
dross P. A. Stunrt Co., 86 Stuart
Bldg., Marshall, Mloh.
o
Craiod by Joalousy Joo W. Lnnd
guth last, night, about 9 o'clock,
walked down tho railroad track at
Turner and dollborntoly sent a bullet
from a 3S-callbro Ivor-Johnson re
volver through his head. Landguth
was a enrponter who moved horo
from tho East somo tlmo ago. and
has rccontly been engngod in dolnc
Bomo work at Portland. Mra. Land
guth, whllo her husband was away.
llvod at tho homo of Mrs. Martin, tho
well-known blacksmith in Tumor.
Lnnguth, It Is said, camo homo re
cently nnd wanted his wiro to return
to Portland with him. but for somo
reason sho did not comply with his
request. After protending to go to
tho metropolis ho only camo as far
as Salem, nnd thon returned to Tur
ner, and his body was found this
morning lying near tho railroad track
cold in death.
Ho left a lottor to his wlfo plainly
reciting Jealousy as tho causo of his
rnBh act, but not Implicating any por
son living In Turner. Ho bid her nnd
his two Uttlo boya nn nffcctlonato
farowell. Sheriff Culver and Coronor
Clough wont to Turner thlB morning
nnd Investigated all tho facts In tho
enso. It wns such a plain and prc-
modltutcd sulcldo thnt they did not
dccldo to hold nn Inquest. Tho'ro-
mnlns of Landguth wero brought to
Salem, nnd will probably .bo sent to
hlB peoplo In Knnsns, who havo been
communlcntod with. Landguth wnB
between 3C nnd 40 years of ago.
Lnnguth had ?51 in his pookets. '
nnd left Ills wlfo n policy In tho
Woodmen of the World.
o .
Iuar.if frlh ... .lt Sf i- 1-i ... .
ism 1115 uik umie iirumu 01 marcn. I nis will be a
big saving and would pay you to make selections for
further weddings, birthday or anniversary presents.
SILVER DEPOSIT WARE also in this sale. Every piece
new cut and latest designs, md fkieet quality cut glass
and silver deposit ever shown m Salem.
CHAS. H. HINGES,
jeweiw ana upiician, i s Commercial st.
Ly 10 una. roexc aoor to capital Bank. I
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ii HISTORICAL INTEREST il
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Four of tho largest sawmills nt
Portland havo shut down In anticipa
tion of n strike.
Tho eleventh parliament of British
Columbia was oponed at Victoria on
March 7th, by reading tho King's
apocch. Taxes on roal nnd norsonal
proporty aro to bo reduced from ono
to thrco-flfths of ono por cont.
Tho rnllroads of Illinois havo de
cided to ralso frolght rates on conl
ten cents per ton.
Tho President has nppolnted ten
nous of military olllcors to Wefit
Point.
Missouri has adopted tho Oregon
plan of dlrbct primary nomination of
candidates, t
Tho Marqunm thentro in Portland
hnB been sold for $200,000. '
Tho prlco of Oregon hops has ad
vanced two conts por pound tho past
wook.
Thero havo boon rocurront ahooks
of Earthquuko at Kingston tho past
wook, nccompnnicd nt times with a
torrlflo roar.
NEWBERG
CHARGES
PLAGIARISM
Unfounded Effort Is Being:
'Made to Convict Willam
ette Qrator
Nxpert Scourge SlmrkH.
Radical changOB in tho admlnlstrn-
tlon of tho flro Insurance business
in tho northwest within n not fnr dis
tant dato is predicted by ChnrloB
Sumner Boat, of New York City,
publisher of Best's Insurnnco Ro
portfl, who Is spondlng a fow dnys In
this city. Tho reports, published
monthly by Mr. Host nB to tho finan
cial standing. of llfo nnd llro Insur
nnco compnnioa, aro accepted as au
thority by tho Insurance men of tho
(Btntca. Thoy aro considered ontlro
.ly freo from ovory tlngo of whlto
wnah and varnish, nnd aro received
by tho fratornlty for tholr truo worth.
Mr. Host Is outBpokon in his criti
cism of tho method of tho Pnclllo
Board of Flro Underwriters. Ho snys
tho present muddlo ns to tho disposi
tion of tho emergency premium nf
2C per cont thnt was oxacted of
northwost policy Iioldors Ib tho result
of pure ignorance, or It nmountB to
a dollbornto extortion on tho pnrt of
mandlng n wholosalo rovilon of ex
isting prnctlccs.
Tho mission of Mr. Host to tho
const wus to Inquire Into tho flro In
surnnco hUBlnosa in California nnd
tho manner in which tho companies
adjusted lossoa In San Francisco fol
lowing tho onrthquako. Ho camo to
tho const last July, and for more
than two months Inhored In tho Bay
City without his identity becoming
known. As a result ho was ablo to
got on tli ItiRldo nnd lonrntuch
concerning tho methods resortod to
by "wolchlng" compnnioa In dofrnud
Ing policyholders In ndJiiHtlng lossoa.
ThlB data Iwb boon compiled by Mr.
Beat, nnd will soon ho published in
Ills II mil report as to lila Investiga
tions In tho Qoldou Stntea. This re
port la being anxiously uwnttod by In
surnnco men.
As nearly as Mr. Boat can oatl
mate tho totnl of Insurance losses in
Snn Francisco from tho onrthqunko
nnd flro will nircreunto between
1225,000,000 mid 1230,000,000. Of
this enormous total ho a&ya about
100,000.00 lina boon distributed
Vitro!
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Material
Drue Stnro
LWy Lowest
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M. EPPLEY
Manufacturer
Salem, Oregon
HOTEL AIUUVALS.
Oranges!
Sec Our Special
It la not the slie, m r groat
nutny of tho lArgeot aro tho
Ioory8t oniBgea. We Buko a
icchlty of selling quality,
nnd the sbo ye?H sell.roii will
And give tho beat satisfaction.
Moir Grocery
Company
MMll mtm
rtmim
Willamette.
Col. Jnmo8 Jackson, Portljind. '
Jnmea B. Tucker, San Franojsco.
W. E. Lagan, 1909.
J. R. Flynn, Portland. ,
II. E. N6blo, Portlnnd.
Miss Mnrjorl Noble, Portland,
F. L. Walker, iianford Co.
R. P. Bonham, Portland.
J. C. Ryan, Mexico Qlty.
Fred Zllby, Portland.
J. E. Harniel.
A. E. Shumate, Portland!
Caspar W. Hodgson.
D. B. Taylor, Independence.
Paul Bandy, Alameda, Cal, '
C. A. Scott. Portland.
John Huoy.
Cottage.
D. A. McLean, Portland
O. H. Thomas, Chicago;
Misa Seaton. '
Mlas Browor.
D. Mlaaner.
A. E. Wllrin, Ioulsvlile. Ky.
D. Warner, Portland.
A. M. Hogen, Portland.
Salem,
Lore Tanzlor, Gervals.
A. R. Siegmund, Oorvals,
Damon Smith, Harrlaburg.
M. McManus, Qerrala.
A. D. Eswald, Sylvan!
Fred Yaker, St. Paul.
T. W. Hilton, 8t. Paul.
John Ncal, St. Paul.
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Don't consider lightly the evi
dence of diie&se In your system
Don't take desperate chances .with
ordinary medicine, Uso HollUter's
Rocky Mountain Tea, the great ope
clic 35 cesta, Tea r Tablets,
A report, vague in Its character,
conies to Salem that nn effort la be
ing made to deljnr Wallace Q. Trill
from tho Intercolloglnto contmit at
MoMlnuvillu tonight, on tho charge
of plagarlam. Tho kick cornea from
Newberg College nnd tho charges aro
that Trill borrowod somo Idvaa from
Bovoridgo's famous speech in tho son
nto on tho Philippines.
Thobollof la ourrent that tho Now
berg people nro afraid of Trill, and
tho fear of impondlng disaster nnd
thnt the Sllvor-Tonuiiud Wnllaoli
would win with hands down, trumped
up thoao ahnrges.
It is probable thnt should Trill
havo desired to stool thunder from
anybody ho would havu selocted a
moro prolific sourco than Boveridgo,
and a apeoch that had moro reason
nnd login in It than tho Indiana sen
ator's flamboyant effort.
Tho Editor of Tho Capital Journal
was ono of tho Judgos on tho lltorary
morlta of Mr. Trill's oration, and can
say, whllo tho subject of Democracy
does not admit of mauy novelties,
Mr. Trill's oration la ono of tho beat
construed, moat retreuhlng and moat
eloquont treatments of the subject
ever prosontod to tho public. It is
absolutely out of tho question to
bring a chnrgo of plagarlsm agalnat
that tirao-wprn subject, any moro
than It would bo to bring ono against
a subject Uko "Morality," because It
inciuaou tnu gist of tho ten com-
mandmonta.
A report this afternoon state that
Wallace Trill has been barred from
taking part In tho oratorical contest
owing to his copying 300 words from
Do vend go a speech.
!' w .Ti'Wwwwsws uuoil IIIOLI IIJIllUll
tho insurnnco compnnloB. Ho anya among tho policyholders. Of tho 200
1110 motiiod ol the compnnioa nstto- liiHiirauco 'oompnnlus or ngenoiei
elated with this hoard are ospoolally nmong which this Inaurnuoe wns ilia
lax nnd lucking of n proper aystom. trlhuted, Mr. Best considers thnt ha
in tno eastern state, ho re ntua. will be able tn uiiiku nlnnr rnnnriM In
tho matter of living rntea and gen
orally regulating the Insurance bual-
niMa 1b duluguted to nn wxeoutlvo
board, reproHoututlvo of nit of thy
companloa, whllo on the Pnolflo
coast tlilH work la largoly attuudod
to by ono man. Not only Is tills tho
fnot, but tho iiniiuiftr of transacting
tho bualuoHH, ho anya, under tho
proaont ayatom, la open to conauro
both on tho ground of discrimina
tion nnd favoritism.
Regarding tho excoaa premium
that was addod by tho l'aclflo Board
of Flro Uiidorwrltera immediately
following tho Snn Prnnclaco dlsastor
Mr. Boat aaya tho additional charge
favor of not to oxceed
0-
10.
IX)P OFF Uff.CK.NT FA UK.
Oi-yon City-Porthiiul KI1I0 Will Bo
ffO CVntH.
Salem Hpeelul: If ourrent reports
nro truo, tho Southern I'aolllo la
about; to dlaoontliiuo Its 2Ccont paa
Sanger rnte between Orogou City nnd
Portland, nnd olinrgo tho regular 3-
cont faro. Tho purpose of this la
aald to put nn end to tho troiiblcsomo
lirnetleo lltl.vulliiV nonntn Imvii nf
waa unwarranted nnd oxocosalvo. To , buying tickets to Oregon City, and
tide ovor tho possibility of a torn- then paying tholr faro from
Tho Worat Kind.
After Pllea havo existed for 0 lone
tlmo and passed through different
stages, tho suffering Is intense pain,
nchimr. throbblnr. tnmnn fnrm ah.
ed to bursting with blood, '
symptoms Indicating other trou
bles may appear to a thoroughly Pile
sick person.
.Th,J! ..i,..'wbcn Dr. Loonhardfs
Hem-Rold. tho only absolute Pile
cure, brings tho results that havo
made Its fame.
It Will CUrO the mmt attitihnrn mm
and a guarantee to that effect goes
wua escu pacaage,
fl.00 at the drug store, or from
Dr. Leonhardt Co.. Kluara Vaiu w
Y., Proprietors. U ky Dr. U. C.
Stoae, Saless.
porary ombarrassment, that waa In
prospeot from tho enormous losses
tho companies woro required to
meet, ho says amplo provlalon could
havo been mado for the contingency
by making a Jinlform fractional In
crease on all Insurnnco. Inatend,
tho board ordorod an Incrcaau of 25
per cent In tho premiums on all mer
cantile nnd manufacturing risks.
Thla plan, ha declares, was especially
objectionablo for tho reason that
these classes of proporty wore al
ready paying a good rato and wero
heavily Insured, Ho considers as out-1-accoub
thu nttomnt of those com
panloa to undortuko to ovnro rerunn
ing theso excesa premiums.
Mr. Beat Is on hla way to his homo
in Now York, but before leaving tho
onnut hn Is Investigating tho affairs
of flro and llfo Insurance companies.
both In this atato and In Washington,
tr.. tmii Intotiilnd donartlnit Inst night
for Beattle, but, becoming acquainted
with tho disturbed stato of insurnnco
business In this section, resulting
from tho Issuanco of olroulars on tho
question of refunding premiums,
bus dldcd to remain in Portland
t n fur inva. In tho meantime.
bo will Interview some of tho lead
ing business men and banking Instl-
H.tlnna nriil nftnualnt thom With tllO
questionable tactics employed by the,
majority of the Insurance companies
of tho coast, to tho end that they
ay be equipped to bettor protect
tair laterests la the future by do-
that
plaoo to Portland, by which moans
thoy aavo 25 conta. Whllo tho South
ern Puolllo holds somo paBsongors by
meeting tho oleutrlc lino's 2Gcent
rate, It loses tho 25 coats thnt might
bo collected from passengers who
would stay on tho train regardless of
tho difference In faros. In tho mnt-
ter of revenue- tho Southern Pacing
loses as much as It guilts by meeting
tho elootrlo lino's rate. In addltloa
tho conductors aro loaded down with
work on both sides of Oregon City.
Under tho proaont aystom, n n?
songor from Salem to Portland can
save 25 conts by buying a ticket to
Oregon City, and thon staying on thg
train and paying tho conductor 25
conts after leaving Orogon Cltyj
Probably half thn passengers from
Salem tako advantngo of this means
of saving 25 conts. Most of thesc
however, would pay thu extra 2tf
cents for 11 ticket through to Fort?
land rather than get off nt Oregon
City and take the electric car. 3
Eliza Wilson, a personal friend of
Abraham Lincoln, died at Sterling,
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