DAILY OAPITxVIj JOURNAL, SALEM, ORBGON, TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1007.
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ELEGANCE IN
WOMEN'S
SPRING
SUITS
Dally arrivals aro making our
women's section on the second
floor more and moro attractive.
The stylea are so varied and there
aro so many new materials and ef
fects that the finding of a style to
suit each Individual tasto Is sur
prlslngly simple. All advanco
styles In woman's and misses'
jackets on display.
THREE
OPINIONS
AFFIRMED
SPRING DRESS. GOODS
All tho new weaves to bo worn this spring you'll And at this
itore. New shadow checks, pi aids, Btrlpo effects, otc. '
JEW KWIBUMISMXS
rcw HOSIEHV
NEW WAISTS
NEW IlIIslTOXS
Supreme Court Says General
Odell Must Refund
W. D. Moro vs. W. II. OQell, appeal,
from Geo. II. Durnett, circuit judgo;
affirmed. Reynolds and Condlt for
.appellant. Carson & Cannon for re
spondent. Suit to recovor money paid
for Information to securo school
lands. Moore.
I. L. Bower, T. A. Llvcsloy and
John T. Roberts vs. Wilson Bowser,
appeal from Wm. Oallowny, circuit
judge. Minor and Slater for appel
lant. Holmes and Blnghnm for re
spondents, affirmed. Bean, C. J.
Mary Sapplngfleld vs. Amanda
King, ct at., appellants from decision
of Wm. Calloway, circuit judgo, af
firmed. L. II. McMahon, for appel
lant. Inman &. Turner for respond
ent. Suit to quiet tltlo to land.
Eakln, J.
Will T. Slater and Wilt R. King,
suprcriie court commissioners, Bat
,wlth t' court today and heard ar
guments.
Tho cases ot Alfrod Wollenborg
vs. S. K. Sykos, action on contract
or's bond, and Collors Sisters vs.
Joseph Lyons, suit on il noto, woro ar
gued by Coshow and Orcutt, of Roso
burg.
jfand Opera House
JXO. P. OOIWRAY, Manager.
Wednesday, March S3
AXOTHKK RARE TREAT
ritOMISKI)
lie Sew York Star Who Gave Us
'Monsieur Ucaucalre"
Creston Clark
III the Modern Emotional Dramn
Ragged Messenger"
luton Clarke Is the greatoet actor
In America S. F. Examiner.
las-SOc 7-c, 1 00 and $1.50.
: oScu opened Wednesday at 9
.a
NGER GRAND THEATRE
May, March 1 8th
JLvnr.utirri'isniERix
i Western Comedy Drama
"THE
LDEN GIANT
MINE"
ftei. evening, 13 and 25c.
im Fence Wire
airtr for Woren Wire
Feneinp. '
1 Ire, Barb Wire, Poultry
'MleidjrRoonnc.
W t lowest prlcea.
Walter Morley
,v"fiaL balem, Ore
Wl COMMIttinisi rn
27 Commer dal St.
PJwc 179
Purchasers nf
Poultry,
EKs, and
fm Produce.
VH Wnnr i.
Iim, r Utta "turned
ldyi Tlglt ,B Port.
KTu 2? i? ",tb nd
t.L- . Bitter
Zrr ,lTOr wa tom.
iJs
M fc,ecw,c Bitter.
tL::? . e
ft ' C perry. druKhu
STREET
CAR
STRIKE
Louisville, March 12. Tho third
day ot tho stroot car strlko saw ser
vlco cnttroly suspended this morning
with tho oxccptlon of cars carrying
tho mall. In dronchlng rains soven
cars started this morning, ouch car
rying throo pns8ongors and olght po
llcomon. Dlockndos occurred corn
polling tho roturn of tho cars to tho
barns. Several nrrosts huvo boon
mndo, and tho mob hurlod Btonoa
through tho car windows.
State troops may bo called out at
any moment to quoll the rioting.
Mayor Barth ndmlts that actual or
dor will mako It nocoesnry to throw'
a thousand soldiers upon tho streets.
Strike-breakers aro constantly arriv
ing. A crowd ntttucked a car at Socoml
nnd Breckinridge streets and boat
the motornmn unconscious. Only
six cars are running, and these are
being attacked whenever they np
pour. Tho bricklayers announced a
lino ot $50 for any member riding on
the cars during the strike. Tim
clgariuakors made It $..
Shur On
(Jortnlnly sounds llko something
which would stick. That Is what
"Shur On" Eyoglnss Mountings will
do, whon all othors fall. Wo make
n specialty of those and carry all
slzos and shapos. Wo aro experts In
correcting dofeotlvo oyoslght. Our
prices aro reasonable, and guaran
tee our work. Our Invlslblo blfoclo
lonses aro tho finest made.
Chas. Jt Hinges
Graduato OptJclun.
12:1 Commerclul Sttvct, next tfoor to
Capital National Bank.
t
Oranges!
Sec Our Special
t is not the slie, as a great
many ot Uio largw aro tho
poorest oranges. Wo make a
specialty of selling quality,
and tlM5 size we'll sell, you will
Had giro tho best satisfaction.
Moir Grocery
Company
riMM im
fiohh'ii Statu (J in ft or.
Sacramonto, March 12. Thoro
woro riotous scones In tho assembly
this morning whon nu attompt was
in ado to rush through a resolution to
mako a flunl gift of $5000 to tho at
taches. Tho committee roportod
ngnlnst tho resolution, whereupon
tho mombors favoring tho grnb
jumpod upon tholr chairs, boat tho
desks and threw tho bill 111 us. about.
Tho sponkor addod to tho contusion
by unparliamentary ruling In favor
of tho raldors, but tho resolution
was killed.
Hitchcock Tcstlilrc.
Washington, March 2. In the
Ilormnnn trial today ox-Soorotary
Hltohcock told how tho lata Sonator
Mltcholl, ot Orogon, had Intorcoded
with him tor Hormnnn'H protection.
Tho socrolary says ho inforinod Son
ator .Mitchell that If Ilormnnn didn't
roslgn Immodlatoly ho would bo dismissed.
Toddy CiiiitvlM Oidor.
Washington, March 12. The Pros
Ident has Issued an order cancelling
his land title order ot Kobruary 12,
requiring personal Inspection of all
applications before the Issuance ot
patents. Ha says that congress ne
glaeted to provide funds to carry It
out.
u
Cohut-Itiiymoiul.
County Clork Allen this morning
Issuod a mnrrlago llconse to George
Cobat, of Dotrolt; aged 22,' and
Hazol Raymond, ot Dotrolt, aged 10,
Simon Swnrta acting ns witnuee. The
happy couple woro marrlod this nf
toruoon at 2:30 o'clock, In tho court
house, Judgo Galloway olllclatlng.
IX)CATj TIMK TABLE.
Timo Card of Southern l'nclllc Trains
in Effect at Saleun February
3, 1007.
Toward Portland.
No. 16 5:33 a. m., Oregon Ex
press. No. 18 8:30 a. m., Cottage Grove
Passenger.
No. 12 2:45 p. m ShasU Ex
press, No. 149:38 p. m Portland Ex
press. No, 222 Arriro 11:03 a. m.. de
part 11:38, Portland fast freight.
No. 236 Arrice 10:40, depart
11:28, way freight.
Toward Saa Francisco.
No. 1111:18 a. m., Shasta Ex
press, No. IT 6:32 p. n?., Cottage Oroie
Passenger.
No. ID 9:56 p. m., California Ex
press.
No. 131:31 a, in., San Frandico
Bxpreis.
No. 3311:33 a. m.t Portland
fast freight.
No. 335 Arrive 11:65 a. w ,
depart at 12:38, way freight.
Butter Fancy creamery, 32 $ Q
35c; store batter, 18 920c.
Mohair 2C028C.
Ship Yard Strike.
Detroit, March 12. About 500
employes of tba Wyandotte ship
yards struck this morning.
SALOON
EMPLOYE
. SHOOTS
Free Lunch Fiend in a Row
Over a Sandwich
St. Louis, March 12. Patsy
Hnlnes wna shot and killed early this
morning by Lewis W. Richardson, n.
bartender In a saloon. Richardson
has been .arrested. They quarreled
ovor the payment for drinks. Albort
Nicholas, a teamster, was atso shot
and killed by Edward Court, tho pro
prietor of a restaurant. Court has
boon arrested. This tragedy Is duo
to a dtsputo ovor tho payment for a
hnm sandwich.
CURRENT -TOPICS
TODAY
Prepared for the PubUc Schools
and tho Family Clrale.
Williamson, Gcsnor and Biggs,
convicted of land frauds, havo tost
on tholr appeal to tho federal courts.
Thoy will now probably havo to go
to Jail. ,
Portland will havo two largo addi
tional school buildings erected tilts'
yonr.
It Is ostlmatod tho Amorlcnu poo
plo spond $100,000,000 annually on
llowor8.
The elovator boys In tho Portlnnd
Chnmber ot Commorco building havo
won nut on a strlko, and got tholr
wages ralsod.
Tho conservative party has carried
the election In Spain.
Chief of Police Shoot, of Salt Lake
City, has been bound ovor for com
plicity In tho rohbory of tourists by
n gang of bunco mon, to tho amount
ot $10,000.
Out of 15 Grook railroad hands
drowned horo yosterday tho bodies
of nine havo boon rocovorud.
Captain Von llorckor, of tho Gor
mnuy army, was klMed la a dual at
Rorllu by a druggist.
The wnolon mills nt Stnytou nro
to start up Hi a fow weeks,
Mllwauklo Grange, Patrons of Hus
baudry, will dedluato n now hall Sat
urday. o
Saved Her Sou'h Life.
Tho happiest mothor In the Ilttlo
town of Avn, Mo., Is Mrs. S. Ruppoe.
She writes: "One year ago my son
was down with such serious lung
trouble that our physician was un
able to help him; when, by our drug
gist's advice 1 began giving him Dr.
King's Now Discovery, and I soon
notlood Improvomont. I kept thl'j
trontmont up for a fow wooks whon
ho was perfectly well. Ho hns work
ed stoadtly bIiico nt carpentor work.
Dr. King's DIscovory savod his Ufo."
Gunrantoed host cough and cold oure
by J. C. Perry, druggist; 50c and $1.
Trial bottlo froe.
Lo
Mrs. Ilolle McGltohrlst has re
turned from an extended trip In ftio
Hast and Canada. Her mother, Mrs.
Saunders, nccompanlod her from tho
ISast, and will roeldo horo.
CASTOR I A
Per Infants and Ghllirtn.
Dii KM Ym Hiyi Always Bwekt
Bear the
Signature
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THE JOY
OP LIVING
fs greatly Increased to a person
and his, family who uao
i
Epplcy's Perfection
Bftfckig Powder
3Ivo It a trial and be convinced.
A homo inado product, as pure
as It can bo raado.
C. M. EPPLEY
MMjfacturer
Satem, Ortfn
A Big Shipment
OF
The New Filet Combina-
nation Laces, just received
yzstetday
9
Wc now narc them in all-over de
signs, edgings, insertions and wide
bands.
They're the swelfest of the swell
for this season.
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a
ars'sied 5zd& UMGfre
We always show the newest in laces and em
broideries at spot cash prices
Salem's Cheapest One-Price Store Cash
I
Dainty Spring
Footwear
Yes'm. We've everything in Spring
and Summer Footwear yourhcart can
desire.
High or low cut shoes, lace, button or
bluchers, narrow or medium toes, high
or medium heels, straight or swing lasts
Shoes at $2, $3 to $5
Madam, you couldn't buy a poor pair
of shoes here if you tried.
Low cut shoes? Yes we've the choice
styles of the season We're always as
ready to show ns to sell.
SALEM'S B'G SHOE STORE
OREGON SHOE STORE
THE SHOERS
1
It i
w
anted Floors
In Cans
MlirwWMM
m:
Spread ihcm on our old
, doors u lih a good brush, and
.' . .. . . .-
nc an ujii-oiic reception
room, dining-room, hall or parlor.
Natural uood finish, lough, clastic and durable.,
-
Varno-Lac
exactly Imitate all (trie woods, no matter how old the surfaco
to be stained. The only article made that requires no still to.
produce good results. Avoid disappointment by remembering
to ask for Vbrno-Lac.
Mriiti
Acmt White LciJ c Color Worst, DifoltiMkhJl
GEO. B. JACOB
W'ltl-.J
FllONT AND I'l.Ni: HTIIKKTH.
NOUT1I UXhl'M,
I'l.ono I(U
Xvtr lbiptUt l'astor.
Word has boon received that Dr. J.
It. Comer, of AtohUon, Kaneas, liua
accoptod tho call oxtonded to lilm by
tho Klrt Daptlst church of this city,
and la oxpeotod to arrive about May
1st.
Dr. Comor la a graduato of tho
John HopklnH ruedloat collcgo and
Hochoater tliuoloKloat BOinlnary. Jlo
liaa ituppllod hlu proaont clmrKO
about 12 yean, and has booa vory
succcsful in building up a largo
momborshlp, who aro vory orry to
loab hltn.
Tho lupmbora of tho Suloin church
aro dollghtod In Beourlng Dr. Comor,
and fool that tho community at largo
wlll'bo sroatly benefitted by having
ttuch a progrlVQ ChrUtlan worker
In tliHr mldit.
O'
Mr. T. O. Halloy went to I'ort
land today.
Call for llld,
lllila will bo reovlvod by tho un
dornlgncd, up to 8 p. m. on Monday,
Mnroh IS, 1907, for tho purebueo
of a road grader for tho City of 8a
lorn. Hidden will bo required to
furnUh with their h!ri upeclflcatlouii
of the road grader offered.
W. A. MOOJIKB,
3.1 2-6 1 City Recorder,.
Itank Dyiiainlttd.
Ilunnewell, Kan., March 12.
The vault of the. Union Btnto Dank,
at thl plaoo, was wrookod by rob
bora early tbU tnornlng by tho uso
of dyuamlto. The)' secured no booty
and made tholr oscupu on a hand car
riiiccd on Ilockct
John K. Qow v. tho City of Wood'
burn Is tho tltlo of a suit entered up
on tho docket of tho circuit court by
Judgo Galloway this aftornoon..