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DAILY CAPITA!. JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1007.
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CLEVER SPRING IDEAS
YOU WILL IK) WISELY TO INSPECT TUB SPUING ASSORT
MENTS NOW, AND DO YOUR CHOOSING AS KAMA' AH POSSIBLE
rou foresight jh a moht potent factor in buying
THINGS THAT MUST BE MADE lI BEFORE THEY CAN UK
UHKI), WHILK IT IS .irHT AS NECESSARY IN SELECTING THOSE
THINGS THAT ARK ALREADY MADE, HUT WHOSE ASSORT
MENTS ARE LIKELY TO HE SOMEWHAT DEPLITTED IF YOU
DELAY YOUR PURCHASES UNTIL LATKH.
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SMART COATS
Smnrt coats for spring wcnr
aro In grent varloly iioro, and you
cnn chooso with tlm assurance
Mint they aro tho newest orcn
tlonn. A full rniiKo of hIzob In
populnr coverts nnd tho snappy
Btrlpon, chocks mid plaids. Thu
young miss cnn ho Httod Jtmt as
woll ns tho grown-ups. Vnluos
rungo from
$5to$5
HILK om)'i:h.
Now silk gloves jiiHt received.
Thoy como In wnntcd longthB and
rimL In iiopulnr ahtulos, Includ
iHgblnck nnd whlto. It would ho
woll to nntlclpnto your summer
glovo needs nnd supply them now
while you hnvo n Kood assortment
to choosu from. Prlcos rungo
from
$1 50 to 3 50.
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SENATOR
FULTON
IN TOWN
Visits Salem High School and
Given Banquet Tonight
Spring; Clothes
Now fltylua nnd tmttornB In
variety of shades nnd cut to
plcaso tho most fastidious dress
or. Your UiHto nnd prlco can bo
suited, nnd you will snvo monoy,
ns no othor storo horenbouts of
font Htich lino qunlltloa of goods
for such llttto prices, $10 nnd up.
IS REMNANT DAY. ,
TonfiorrowHortI'iiKt,"MruHNmN,,,nnmI Kibit Price
tlepcmUhlo liicirlmiullNO at . . . A
CITY JNEWS
A Onllurtlnn of Important Para.
graphs for Your Consideration.
Hojnl Arcli Chapter Meeting
Multnomah Iloyul Arch Chnptor,
N'n. 1. Special convocation this ev
ening. Work In tho iloyul Arch de
gree, Refreshments. VUUIiik com
panions welcome
tbttHttlay Only
Plato rack mndo of solid onk.
Hogulnr prlco l.60. Bivlo prlou UHo.
Huron & Hamilton.
Hair Kwltrlic
Mado to order. Batlsfnctlon guar
anteed. New collar nnd cuffs. The
Vurltoy Store. Auno'rn Wploh, pro
prietor, Court street.
Vrfnl Article
Bolld oak pinto rack, regular tl.BO
value, PRc on Saturday. Huron
Hamilton.
IVpot liiiprotfinrttt
Two new stove novo recently
been placed In tho Southern Pacific
depot, which Is stop In tho right
direction Let tho good work go ou.
Me Going S-J
Newport
Tim yx can bring tho agate
tkf Jtad ko ami hava thorn pol
il At aay Una of ta year. Wo
Imt a bow up to data plant for
afrl4lS and pollafcla agate and
ktHwedg Ht ability to da
W work. Try us wkoa yon fcava
4Ptta to polUh. We will iwislM
MitofectloB or will not ask you to
jwy im eoot for tb work.
Matl a Narrow Encim
Tuosdny nftornoon llttlo Krnnkle
lfloitia unit mt AttnttwiU lrii r
, ",uo ', D" .7'. tho snmo with a people, whom one!
Ilolimw, hnd a inlsbnp which, under' , ,, ..' . ,... ,.,..
United Statca Senator CharleB W.
Fulton, of Astoria, arrived In the
city on tho morning train, nnd wns
met at tho train by a recop'tlon com
mlttco composed of Semitors Kay
and Smith nnd Mayor Hodgcrs. Ho
wn8 driven to tho Willamette hotol,
whero he lunched with tho commit
tee and nftorwnrda visited tho Sa
lem high school.
Ho told a roportor that ho wns not
here to try n lawsuit, ns had boon
published. His nnmo appeared bo
can bo ho Is still in partnership with
his brother, nnd his nnmo still ap
pears as ono of tho firm, but ho Is not
practicing lnw, nnd hns no cnaos In
court, excepting ono, that of n rami
nccusrd of intinlcr, whom ho will de
fend Bomo time this ycni'. "I am
giving my ontlro tlmo to my odlclal
duties, nnd shall knock nbout the
stnto a grcnt deal. I expect to bo In
Snlcm sovornl times during tho Bum
mer nnd before I return to Washing
ton In tho fall." Scnntor Fulton said
ho wns not horo to talk politics, but
to ve0 lls friends, nnd, so fnr ns his
duties In tho aonnte wcro concerned,
! ho hnd nover uskod a man If ho woro
of this party or thnt, but had gone
ahead and dono his liost for tho state
and tho peoplo, regardless of party
adulations, nnd ho oxpectod to koop
on doing thnt whllo ho wns In public
llfo.
Senator Fulton oxpoets to lonvo
Snlcm In tho morning to mnko a trip
to Eastern Orcgon,whoro ho has somo
appointment!) to mcot friends. Ho
wns greeted vory cordially nil tho nf
tornoon by many porsonal frlonds. A
delegation of ton Republicans enmo
down from Independence, and Re
publicans aro In tho city from all
parts of tho county.
At tho High School.
Mayor Rodgora introduced Sena
tor Fulton, with a few romnrkB. Ho
would "mnko them tired" some oth
er time. Senator Fulton wns vory
happy In all his remarks. lie ox,
pressed his love for young people,
and Ida Interest In tholr work. Tho
enormous Importance of thoso school
dnys woro novor appreciated by young
people. Taking ndvnntago of them
was a duty. Good training wns whut
mado tho man or womnn. It mado
tho nrmy, It made tho state. It wns
Personals
I
Miss Roso Schlittenhnrt, after a
visit in' the city, has returned to her
home lfi Hubbnrd.
Mr. b
beon v8ltlnS
j Mrs. P. E. Fuller!
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less favorable elrouniMtivtnces, might
hnvo cost him his life. It seomn
thnt thu boy wns playing with his
companions on tho bridge nemos
North ElRhteenth street, near Clio
moketn, whon ho fell Into tho water
whero It It nearly 12 feet doep. Uy
superior presouco of mind ho grasped
u board, nnd wns helped to shore by ,
Catl Poppa, ii youth of about tho
mttuo ago. Neither of tho boys could
jswliu, nnd tho fortuunto outcome
ono should know his pnrt, keep his
place nnd perform his duty. Tho ro
Httlts In nftor llfo from sucli training
as thlB, In the youra to como, would
surpuss tholr fondest expectations.
Ho praised tho high school for Its
beauty ns n building, for Its equip
ment nnd tenchors all of which
woro tlrst-olaas.
Senntor Kny wns also In for n
Hhort talk. Ho showed that public
Muhol taxes hal always boen oheor
fully paid by tho peoplo. There wns
raised nbout J 1.300. 000 annually for
public schools. With appropriations
for hlghot' education, about 40 pur
cent of all puhllo rovenuen were
rnlsod for education.
was almost mlrnoulous.
Ooiiitulltitl to .Uylum
After an uxnmlnatlon by Dr. J. A
HlohuriUou, betoro County Judge
Scott yesterday, Fred Drier, a young
farmer, of Sublimity, was commit-'
ted to tho Insnno tiHylum. Tho unfor-,
lunate mnn Is 28 years of age, nnd '
owns u 300-aoro farm near Sublimity r
He has been an Intnuto of tho nsyulm Mrw. OftlKini lmpnning
before, and was relensod upon his Mrs. K. F. Osborn, who Injured
Improved condition. He recently be- her knee in Hust Snlem some weeks
canto violent nnd secured n rlllo nnd ago, had an operation ystorday at
threatened to kilt his neighbors. He a hospital In Portland, and Is re-
wai taken Into oustody by Constablo ported as improving nicely, it was
Henry Smith, of Btnyton, and found that tho cap of her left knee
nd Mrs. Ed. Baker, who have
Sniom relatives, left
this morning for their home In Spo
kane. .
Mrs? J. L. Blackwoll, of JefTerson,
Is the;guest of Salem relatives.
Mrs. J. A. Norwood loft today for
Snttlo-to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Waltor Stoltz left
todnVfor a visit in Portland.
Mrs. Mntllda Johnson loft this? J
morning for Minnesota to visit hor;J
mother, who is seriously ill. j
Itov. Father Moors wont to Port- (
Inndiodny.
J.W. Crnlghoad loft this morning
for' d businoss visit In tho metropo
lis.. Frank Moyors loft tills morning
for Portland on businoss.
Miss Allco Dotty and sister, Miss
Clnrn, loft today for n scvoral months
visit nt their home In Contrnlln,
Washington.
Henry Konno, of Shnw, was In tho
city on business yosterdny.
Mrs: E. N. Fallls loft this morn
ing for Lobnnon to visit rolntlves.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Snook, after vis
iting Enstorn rolntlves, who are in
tho city, hnvo returned to Corvnl
lls. Mr. nnd Mrs. R. P. Philips, of Tur
ner, wore visiting In tho city todny.
Mrs. S. P. Driver, of Wnmlc, Is tho
guest of Snlcm relatives.
George Edgnr, ono of Marlon's
progresslvo farmers, wns a Salem vis
itor yostordny.
Guy Nichols wns a Portlnnd-bound
passengor this morning.
Newton Smith wont to Portland
todny.
Mrs. Clifford Lewis, nftor visiting
her pnronts In this city, returned this
morning to hqr homo In Portlnnd.
M. M. Ilnlsoy, of Jcfforson, the fur-
nlturo man, was In tho city on busi
ness yestordny.
Mrs. J. R. Whltuoy loft last evon
Ing for Albany to visit friends.
Illshop L. Iinrklcy Is visiting in tho
city.
Miss Mettn FInlcy, of Orogon City,
Is tho guest of Mrs. CD. Sholton.
Mr. and Mrs. Zadoc Rtggs have re
turned from a business trip to Port
lnnd. F. G. Deckcbnch hns returned from
a businoss trip to tho metropolis.
George A. Forbos, tho local Y.
M. C .A. secretary, loft yostordny for
Portlnnd on businoss.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed. Horron, nftor
visiting Snlom frlonds, hnvo returned
to their homo nt Aurora.
It. C. Ilonnott, of tho Fuol & Trnns
for Company, of Tncomn, Is In tho
city buying horsos nnd mulos. Ho
will ship a drove of horses today.
F. E. Llbby. of Jefferson. wns a
Snlem visitor ywtordny.
SALEM, OREGON
Ofl
1 INVITES YOUR INSPECTION OP
HER FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
PATTERN HATS AND NOVELTIES
FOR SPRING AND SUMMER AT
HER STORE, 201 NORTH COMMEK
CIAL STREET, ON FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY, MARCH 15 .AND in,
1007.
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Opposite Barnc's Cash Store Successor to Mrs.Hfct
WMH 101 ! ! !
CURRENT
TOPICS
TODAY
Prepared for the Public Schools
and tho Fninily Circle.
in I
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nnu
Ciihhngc PlnutM
At Mason Bros., florists.
brought to this city yesterday.
It. P. (), KILh, Attrition
Tonight at Elks hall Profs, (le
uer, Von Jcmcn and Herltago give n
was broken In two, and It beenmo
necessary to remove tho bono to
clean out tho clotted blood from be
neath, nnd draw It together with sil
ver threads. Tho doctor think she
complimentary concert, to bo fol- will bo nolo to bo about as woll as
Grand Klks-Woodmnn Reueflt
Honr Miss Mnrgnrltu Fischer nt tho
Grand Oporn House Frldny ovonlng.
She will bo nt hor host.
o .
A Chimney Flrv
Tho flro company wero called out
this morning nbout 9 o'clock by a
mull "Chlmnoy lire on Contor stroot,
nonr tho Enst Salem school. The
blnxo was soon extinguished without
any property loss.
Sonntor Fulton Is nt Snlom, and
nddrossod tho Salem high school.
Gorman hns, through Us parlia
ment, authorized tho purchnso of
$7C, 000,000 worth of new guns for
artillery.
The great Loulsvlllo Btrect car
strlko Is to bo sottlod by arbitration.
Thoro 1b another sovcro flood
tho valleys of tho Alloghnney
Ohio rivers.
Mrs. Russell Sngo hns donntcd
$10,000,000 toward raising tho so
cial nnd Industrial condltlonsof tho
American peoplo by education.
Tho Btnto of Washington hns ap
propriated $125,000 for improving
tho upper Columbia and Snnko riv
ers. Tho largo sawmill at Emplro City
that has been Idle for years, Is to bo
reopened soon by tho proprietor,
Elijah Smith.
o
Mjimih Bros., FlnrlNts
For cholco pansy plants.
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Albeit McPoland Killed.
A tologrnm wns recolved this
morning by Snlom frlonds which said
thnt Albort McPolnnd, a young mnn
formorly of this city, was killed yos
tordny, while nt work nenr Sprlng
eld. Ho wns n machinist by trado
and hns beon in the employ of a com
pany In tho vicinity of Sprlngeld for
sovoral years. Tho telegram was
brlof, and moroly stated that Albort
MoPoIand hud beon killed by a treo,
and that the body would bo shipped
horo for burial. Albort was a grad-
uato of tho Garland normal, formerly
of this city, and was a young man
with a promising future, well and fa
vorably known horo.
A ShiKcrs's LniiEj.
Dinger ai mo end OttluwJ
wvu .,u jiuiiuju neaviiy. j.
ono nunureu nnd nlnely-alxnotatl
nine, no said, without on t
brcnth."
"Indeed. That must be x mtttl
"No. Tho record Is held bj aJ
nco rounus. l'oundssangJH.
wmiout respiration In Uj!
record previous to that iV
i-'nrinolll, with 300 notes. Nor
Snlmond has sung 287 notes It E
wny. Tho nverngo man could k-s
sing 50 notes without brttlly t
tho singer 200 would bo sotbj-
I'niinaolphln Bulletin.
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BARR'S
JEWELRY
STORE
Stale mi J Ukmiv Sttm Stitm
lowixl by a dance, to whloh all Elks
and their ladles aro Invited.
H. P. O. Klks, AtteHtlivH
Tonight at Klk hall Profs, Ges
nor. Von Jeasen and Heritage glvo a
rompllmvutary concert, to bo fol
lowed by a dance, to which all Klks
nud tholr ladle aro Invited.
K1p ivico
Ou plate racks Saturday only, 9Sc
llureu & Hamilton.
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At Oh KllHgtv Gmtttl.
Tho Empire Stock Company, led
by Ml Myles, or Chicago, will ap
pear at tho Kllusor Grand this ev
ening In "The Great Dlaaiond Rob
bery." ThU U the opculnur tugftgo
meat o.f tho nrvseat company, and a
most enjoyabl vealng U promlied
A four-plec orcktra will furnlaa
music, a ad the bill will be caaag
twlc mcV wek.
over within a month or two.
ltoudi Approve!
Tho bond of Edwin II. Collls, tiled
as administrator of tho estate of
Isaac Kohr Amend, deceased, was
yetorday approved by tho Marlon
county court. Tho bond U In the
sum of fSOOO. Tho court also ap
proved tho bond of John Whitney,
me auuiwiiiraior e: tn estato of
tho lata Anna Feller, of Wbodburn,
tho amount of tho boud being if
000.
lHvorw Grntrtl
Huth K. Urowu waa yesterday
granted a divorce from Harry Brown
upon tho default of the defendant.
At a eloa of circuit court last
night L. Kdwla Rice was giwn a dl
vorc from Jullett F. Rice, after th
twtltaony waa taken and tho defend-
aat defaulted. No property rights
wer Involved in either suit.
The Call of
The Rod"
IS BEING HEARD BY CYCLISTS ON EVERY HAND. HAVE
YOU A BICYCLE TO ANSWER THIS CALL? IF NOT SEE FRANK
MOOItE, WHO HAS A FULL AND UP-TO-DATE LINK OF HI
CYCLES, INCLUDING
The Racycle, $50? Yale,
$45$ Cornell, $35$ Vantinc
Flyet, $30j Ptiaceton, $25
WHEN IN NEED OF TIRES SEE US. WE BUY DIRECT FROM
THE FACTORIES, AND ARE THUS ALWAYS ABLE TO GIVE
YOU THE FRESHEST AND REST THUS. AVE ARK SALEM'S
LEADING AND ONLY EXCLUSIVE BICYCLE HOUSE. DONT
FORQET THE NUMBER, 417 COURT STREET.
Fank J. Mooe
EXPERT REPAERINp
447 Cwitt Sfcttt
tm jwp
dii:i).
ROBERSON At tho family
six mllos north of Salem. Wife
dny, March 13, 1907, Jatces 1
crson, aged 1G yean.
Tho funeral services will b t
ducted from the home Frldiy to
15, 1907, nt 2 p. m.
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MAHHIKD.
BURROWES-PROPP. At tki
sonngo of IMgcwater
tlonnl church, Seattle, utk I
1007, Mr. Charles M. Ben
nnd Miss Lydla if. Propp
united In marriage by Ret. V.i
Kantner, D. D., oflclitlnf.
The bride formerly resided Is I
Ia.m M.l...n A. h.i n wMrW!tfl
iUill, IIVIU OIIV ll- w...vw.-
frlonds.
Sho recontly ictttrned froia a r1
In tho Enst.
Mr. Burrowes Is well knon U
Ho was nt one time connect rtj
the Slntosmnn PublUhlos CoFJ
but recently moved to Sttlt
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NEW TODAY
l'n,i,1 Woman to do wW
fmntiv of three, Addrta "tl
Journal offlce.
Wnnttxl -Young men to stodt
rnnhv Positions whCfl t
Wngos J75 to $90 Pr otltJ
nlv Immediately. Oregon
uni rimmnn wealth BttlkUi'
,..., n. M
iauu, w.
Wanted Loganberry tip er I
,, ni.Ai.nn Kurwrf
iiuuto. vr.o j-
pany.
ik ib-nt. Nice cotUl.
nrn..- the rose sod i9t
i.iv f Salca. H
flrst-class condltloa, ma
windows and door,
. i. ht aadeoM'
curium jiuiv, .,
. 1...J ., noreelilB1
i,m wash stand, pow"
mnd toilet, chandelier
- ! rie llKht.
and abado tree; the S1
in Salem, cioa-
. ..-W .Mil tW"
ana cnurcu ;- t . j,
will bo for r"X ' ,-1
ner, Wiuamei" -
Wautcd A Hrst-cl
Call at Hotel Sal-
. dtAHWl
Lot Llgni """-,. jiw.
u,uuv"' Mr
v ir o"
l?w Hfllt-I I V3. -- ... .
qulro I. BaufflSrt j
Grounds store.
v, lTwoleUfrw
riM and nine 7Vjl
wagon shed, chldrt l
snap
of water
jnqu -- a,
supply of wieVIBi(is
premise from W c
f.
1454 LeUe St.. ,.,!
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