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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH IB. 1007.
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SMART COATS
Smart coaU for spring wear
aro In great variety hero, and you
can choosb with tho assurance
tbnt thoy nro tho newest crea
tions. A full rango of sizes In
popular cbverts ami tho nnnppy
stripes, checks nnil plaldH. Tho
young tnlBH can bo filled JiiBt ns
well ns tho grown-ups. Values
rango from
$5 to $15
bilk olovhh.
Now silk glovos just raoalvad.
They como In wantod lengths
and In popular Bhados, Includ
ing black and white. It would bo
woll to nntlclpato your summer
glovo needs nnd supply thorn now
whllo you liavo a good nBHortmont
to choose Jrom. Prices rango
from
gl SO tp .?3 50.
DRESS GOODS
Our dross goods department
has n delightful ndvnnce showing
of tho now goods, Including,
among ninny chnrnllng things, tho
chninbro blacks, black checks and
tho decidedly Into novelty In
MooNLioHT mixtures
In nil tho newest shades. An
oxtonslvo variety In nil classes,
weaves and colorings from which
to chooso.
INFANTS' WEAR
Now stylos nnd ideas In In
fants' wear. Hvory garment
nooded Ib horo In n vnrloty lnrgo
onough to plunso both your fancy
nnd purso.
Second Floor.
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Spring Clothes
Now styles 'and patterns in a
variety of shades artd cut to
pleaso tho most faBtldloutf, dress
or. Your tnsto nnd price can Tjo
Bulled, arid you will savo money,
as no other storo horeabouts of
fors such flno qualities of goods
for such llttlo pricos,
$10 AM) UP.
Oxfords
Strictly this season's stylos in
wantod loathors. Thoro 1b no bot
tor Bhoo In this city for stylo, ser
vice, fit nnd prlco. Wo want you
to como In nnd boo the litnv styles
what's to bo worn this souson.
If you hnvo narrow foot and have
trouble In getting narrow shoos,
wo havo thorn for you widths
rango from AAA to K.
Suit Cases
No other store horoabouts shows
such n variety of travollng bngs
ns wo do, nnd nouo gives hotter
values. Our stock Is most com
plete of tho nowost Ideas In a
groat vnrloty. HANI) HAGS and
BUIT OASES of all slzos, varying
In prlco from
$2-75 TO $23.50
Lace Curtains
You'll nood a few pairs to re
place tho old uurtnlns. Lot us
show you tho nowost designs -values
tho best you'll dud in tho
city.
7r to $io oo mi".
IS REMNANT DAY.
TOUS V Short lengths of NciiNouitblo nnd f3 r TICC
' dependable incrrbaiKllNO at . . .
BRAIN
STORM
EXPLODED
One Expert Overturns
Yiews of Another
Delmas and Jerome Are Stili
Exploiting Hypothetical
Questions
CITY NEWS
A Collection of Important Para
graphs for Your Consideration,
HaUhco All
Tonight wo glvo another ono of
thoso lino dnnces at Tioga hull. Also
Host Wednesday night, Mnrch SO, wo
glvo our Irish dunce, when everybody
wears green. Peerless Orchostrn.
MM Hpoktt Ht tho Grand
Prof. W. T. Mills dollvored nu In
torostlng nnd Instriiotlvu address
lust night nt tho Grand Opera llouso
on "Economic Involution." In allud
ing to tho trusts tho spoakor was
heartily cheered nnd showed a thor
ough knowledge of his subject. Ho
will loo tu re hero again an April 12.
Useful Article
Hoi Id uuk plato rook, regular $1.10
valtto, I) So on Huturduy. Huron &
Hamilton.
13H. OYMintti'
Tho concurt given Inst night In
tho Hike' hall by I'rofwwors A. von
Josson, Lullny Gosnor and It. A. Her
itage was one of tho lluwt and most
onjoynhlo prograuu that has over
boon given u lodgo circles In tho
city. A large uruwtl of enthuslnstlo
Elks nnd tholr lady friends wore
present, and, after an oxoollunt pro
l?rnni, a light fantastic was enjoyed
until tho smnll hours of morning.
Kattmlay Only
Plato raoks made of solid oak.
Itegular prlco f 1. SO. Halo price DSc.
Huron & Hamilton.
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People Going to
Newport
Tkls yar can bring the agates
tky And homo and havo them pol
k4 at Any tlui of tho year. Wo
kan a uew up to date, plant for
grladlng nnd polishing agates and
Vf knowlvOgo and ability to du
ffoml work. Try us when you havo
ftte to polish, We will guarantee
Ufetlou or will not ask you to
jfT us a cent for the work.
BARR'S
JEWELRY
STORE
44'uJ IHiArrv Qw P-J
Simpson (liven Medal
Wullaco Trill, who won first placo
In tho local oratorical contost, nnd
has slnco boon charged with plngur-
Ism, has refunded tho twenty-dollar
prize, rofuslng to accept It undor tho
present circumstances. Tho oratoric
al association, at n special meeting
yesterday, awarded tho first plnco to
Ocorgo Simpson, who won second
honors at tho .local contest.
Hale, Price
On platu racks Saturday only, OSo.
Huron & Hamilton.
A Fliu Drove of Iloivei
C. W. Marlols & Co. today shlppod
a drove of 21 horsos to San Francis
co. Tho animals woro purahnsod in
this vicinity, and will bo sold at tho
Oregon Horse Market In Han Fran
oIhgo. Tho company's represents-
tlvo will return In about ton days to
buy up another lot.
Halo Price
On plato racks Saturday only, 98c.
Huron & Hamilton.
A Growing Industry
Tho Conimorolnl street mont mar
ket owned by F. A. ICurts Is now
among the most up-to-date shops of
tho city. In keeping with tho Im
provements of tho times, Mr. Kurts
hns recently remodeled IiIh placo of
buslnos, placing in It a fine onloo.
whloh adds to tho appearance of tho
place, ns well as being a convenient
addition.
Useful Article
Solid oak plato rnak, regular $1.60
vulue. OSo on Saturday. Huron &
Hamilton.
Pills and Vile.
A proline cause of Pile Is tho uio
of cathartics and pills of a drastic
violent nature, always followed by a
reaction on account of tho retdnous,
drylug properties they contain.
Thero nro other causes, but no
matter what tho causa or what tho
kind or Plies. Or. Lvonhardt's Hem
Hold can bo relied upon to cure- to
atay cured.
It's an Internal remedy that re
moves tho cuusej of ttchlnc, llllnd,
lllecdlng or Suppurating Piles.
A guarantee govs with each pack
age.
11.00 at druggists, or Dr. Leon
hardt Co.. N'lagar Falls, N. Y., Pro
prietors. Sold by Dr. Stone,
Salem.
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KntunUy Only
Plato racks made of solid oak
Regular prlco $1.60. Hole price 9So.
Huron & Hamilton.
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New York, March 15. Dr. Austin
n. Flint took tho stand nt ths opon
iny of the Thaw trial. Ho was ex
ciiBod temporarily, whilo Dr. Win.
Hlrscli qualified as nn dxport. He
testified that tho psrsdn daecrlbsd In
tho hypothetical question know the
nature nnd qunllty of the not when
ho Blew nnothor'ihitn, as named In
tho question.
Jeromo ntlackdd Dr. Kvans, who
ndvnnced tho "brain storm" theory
for Thnw, whon ho naksd Hirsch
whnt Bclentlllc mon undorstood by
"brain Btorm." Tho wltnoss said:
"Among scientific mon thero is no
such thing ns a 'brpln storm.' "
Delmns objected 'to this lino of
testimony, and a long wrnnglo fol
lowed. Joromo cltod tho enso glvon
by Evnns ns authority, Hlrscli said
tho casea woro no inoro allko thnn
cases of smnllpox or n broken limb.
Tho Doctors DNnKi-cc.
Doctors Prltchnrd, ForrlH nnd Hef
ondorff nil tostliled Hint Thaw was
Hiino when ho shot White. They
were not cross-oxnmlned. Dr. Mat
son vnn called nnd tostlllod tho same
Hartrldgo began the cross-oxnmlna-tlon
Mntson had been in court all
during tho trial. Hartrldgo asked
him, If considering nil tho tostlmony,
ho thought Thaw Insnuu whon he
shot White. Joromo's objoetlon wns
sustained. Hartrldgo extomporanu
otiBly formod tho hypothetical ques
tion, Tho quostlon Involvos Thnw's
childhood dlBoasns, Kvolyn's tost I
nio ny nnd defendant's action through
all. Ho again asked Mntson If Thaw
wiib Insnno whon ho killed White. Jo
romo objectod, and nn adjournment
was tnkon until 2 o'clock, to pormlt
Hnrtrldgo to rofrn'mo his quostlon.
H.vlyii Culled to Btiiiid.
At tho opening of thu nftoruoon
session Hartrldgo announced the
withdrawal of thu hypothetical quos
tlon. Joromo said that tho dafoiiKO
must show that hvolyn was Hum
mol'H client. I-.volyn wns called. Sho
looked snd and Bcomod worried. Tho
thread of tho caso wns taken up
whore It was dropped whon tho state
began tbo Introduction of exports.
Ho now rovortod to tho Introduction
of tho nfllduvlt Kvelyn mado nt
Hummd'H dictation.
Dolman fought every Inch of ob
jection to Jerome's quostlon asking
Hummel If Ifivelyn told him Thnw
boggod her to awear to documents
charging Whlto with betraying her.
This wnH ovorrulod, nnd Hummel nu
swerod that the girl had In effect so
told him.
Hummel Testimony In.
Tho quibbling hitwoon Jerome and
Dolmas over questions to bu asked
Kvelyn finally ended by the court's
ruling In favor of Delmns. ICvelyn
then testified that Hummel acted ns
her attorney. Humnud was recall od
nnd tho court ruled that Kvolyn In
testifying in regard to the conference
with Hummel had Involuntarily
wnlved privilege, and could not now
Interpose it.
Hummol oontradictod Kwlyn. who
said she hud never signed any ntll
dnvlL Hummel testified that he
gave her tho original copy, and that
shu returned It to him with two sig
nature, tho latter rvstlmouy being
ruled out.
Mlnuto details of Hummol's prep
aration of tho affidavit woro brought
out by Jeromo as a basis for major
testimony. Delmas Is objecting to
every question asked Hummel, and
Is usually overruled.
iHni't Coiuplatu,
If your chest pains and you are
unable to sleep bocausa of a cough.
Huy a bottle of Daltard's Horohound
Syrup, and you won't havo any
cough. Got a, bottle now and that
cough will not last long. A cure for
all pulmonary disease. Mrs. J ,
Clalvcston, Texas, writes: "I can't
say enough for Ballard's Horehound
Syrup. Tho relief It has given mo is
all that la nccv&sary for we to any,"
8old by D. J. Fry.
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Governor Out of Town.
Governor Chamberlain went to
Corvallls today to attend a mating
of the board of regents of the State
Agricultural College. He goes thence
to Uaker City, where, Sunday even
Ing he delivers an addreu for tho
Catholic society there.
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. s. ! Cranky asd ? 1 x - ! Beow;
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There are many people who cnn.
- n.hinir Boot! In a doughnut qx-
cept th" hole. For them thero Is
nothing in this world uui csmiw
Their grenteat trouble is to have to
eat three tlns tv,day;' The stomach
Is In lebelllon. nnd 1ils Is lminedlnto
ly shown in a man's fac.o, A man to
be successful must havo sunshine In
side. The world nlrendy has too
many dyspepsia faces that breathe
disaster and gloom.
Stomach trouble Is tho most com
mon cause of dlscontont, sour face,
recklessness, disgust and lack of am
bition. A bad Btomnch thoro is tno
.prot of many a failure. Anyone
cnn havo a good stomach, a strong
Btomnch, a stomach that can tnko
care of anything nnd ovorythlng that
Is put Into it, no matter whothor It
Is a very llttlo Btomnch or not.
Stuart's Dyspopsla Tablets do this
very thing. Ono Ingredlont of thoso
llttlo tnblots digests 3000 grains or
food, nnd no matter how bad your
dyspepsia or Indlgostlon thoy will
digest overythlng In your stomach,
thoroiiKhli and complotoly and bet
ter nnd moro quickly than u good
strong healthy stomach can do It.
Stuart's Dyspopsla Tablots will quick
ly cure loss of nppotlto, brash, Irri
tation, burning sousntlons, nniiBon,
heartburn, oructntlons, lose of vim
nnd energy, bad momory, and dys
pepsia and indlgostlon in tholr very
worst forms.
No othor llttlo tnblots in tho world
cnn do so much. Y.ou should carry
Stuurt's Dyspepsia Tablots around
with you whorevor you may go nnd
take them after meals. Thon only
will you ronllzo what It is to enjoy
a meal, nnd whnt perfect dlgostlon
moans. Your wholo body nnd your
mind will fool tho offsets; your vim
will IncronBC, you will bo more satis
fied with what tho world does, you
will think happier nnd bo happior
and your fnco will bo ono of su
premo contentment. That will bring
you succoss nnd thon moro succ'osb.
Your face will bring you dollars.
Try It. It will cost you just 50c for
a package of these wonderful Stuart's
DyspeiHila Tablets, at any drug store
on onrth.
Sond us your nnme and nddross
today and we will at once send you
by mall a sample pnekago froo. Ad
dross F. A. Stuart Co., S2 Stuart
Hblg.. Mnrshall, Mich.
Personals
Ben White nnd George Gosser
leave tonight for San Francisco,
whore they expect to engage In team
ing. ''' " '--'-- ' ' ',
Rev. W. Aldersop,. of, St. Johnsl
was n Salem visitor yesterday.-
J. C, Goodalo, tho lumberman, has
returned frbm a visit to his soiuln
Portlnnd., ...?..
M. K. Sottlomler, of Portland, who
has been in the city on business, left
this morning fbr Woodburn.
Fred Hans has returned from a
btislnoss trip to Lebanon.
Dr. It. R. Hamilton and wife lft
yesterday for Portland, to nttend
the wedding of a frlond. ' ;
C. N. Ling has returned from i
visit In Newport.
Attorney John Jeffroy returned to
Portland yostorday, after transacting
business horo. J;
Mlas Sylvia Jonos, ofGcrvals,
the guest of Saloin frlon'ds. ,
Mrs. Honry Meyers was a Portland
Visitor yesterday. , '
f A. F. Miller, who hns charge of
tho Multnomah state fair exhibit, re
turned this morning to hishotno In
Portlnnd. Ho attended tho fnrmers
Institute at Sublimity yesterday and
reported It to bo one of tho most en
thusiastic meetings that he ever at
tended. He succeeded in obtaining
some very choice seeds, which ho will
cultlvnto for tho fair display.' 4
Miss M. MagorB left this mornlnp
for Portland, whore sho has a class fh
music.
MIbb A. Wolch and Miss May Mc
Coy loft this morning for a visit in
Portland. .
Mrs. Mattlo Gamble and children
loft today for Portland, whero they
will reside. i
Mr. and Mrs. Keller, of Iowa, stop
pod off at Snlom yostorday to visit
tholr cousin, Mrs. Glttlns, nt the
Loslio M. B. parsonage.
Mrs. S. Miller, of Tumor, was a
Salem visitor this morning.
Miss Norma Oardnor and Miss
Hnllio Sholloy, who havo booh at
tending school horo, loft this morn
Iiir for their homo In Stnytou.
Rev. B. I. Harrington, who hns
been tho guest of Dr. B. Perry, of
this city, left this morning for his
home In Grnnt'sTnss.
George Launsbury, formerly a
Wlllamotto University student, is In
tho city for a short business visit.
Governor Geo. E. Chamberlain left
today for Corvallls, whero ho will
attend a meeting of tho stato board
of rogents.
Tho Fischer Stock Company ar
rived from Sllverton this morning,
nnd will npponr at tho Grand tonight.
Dr. A,. C. Smith, of Portland, was
here yostorday on professional business.
Salem Postofilce llid.
Washington, Mnrch 15. Dlds
woro oponod this nftoruoon for tho
construction of tho approaches and
Improving th grounds of tho fodoral
postottlco at Salem, Or, Houdrlch
& Hughos, Salem, $12,870, who of
fer to complete tho work by July 1,
1907: Chns. A. Gray, Salem, $15,
2S0, Soptombor 1, 1907; Hiram M.
"Ely, Snlom, Jl 0,736, Septombor 1,
1907. Th. award will bo made In 10
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Gcorgo M. Grllley,
of thfs city, nrrivod this morning
from Kansas, whero they hnvo been
visiting for tho past several months.
"The Call of
The Road"
IS lim.NG HEARD ItY CYCLISTS OX EVERY HAND. HAVE
YOU A 1HCYCLE TO ANSWER THIS CALL? IF NOT SEE FRANK
MOORE, WHO HAS A FULL AND UP-TO-DATE LINE OF III
CYCLES, INCLUDING
The Racycle, $50 Yale,
$45 ConeIl$35 Vantine
Fiye, $30 Pdbaceton, $25
WHEN IN NEED OF TIRES SEE US. WE HUY DIRECT FROM
THE FACTORIES, AND ARE, THUS ALWAYS AlILE TO , GI'E
YOU THE FRESHEST AND I1EST TIRES. WE ARE SALEM'S
LEADING AND ONLY EXCLUSIVE RICYCLK HOUSE. DON'T
FORGET THE NUM11ER, 447 COURT STREET.
Fank J. Moore
EXPERT REPAIRING
447 Crt Stmt
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WY NERVfili?
' P?PLE ARE
rALCPg
Showing Abo ., . ..
"ch,ncuS
Xm Tonic.
Why are nerm.,. .. . H
bly pale people- Peop'9 M
. Tho answer tn .v..
Plains why a J
the blood canr- 'lUtii
It unimr.. :wtTQllf
r--B-MMo v nr t. .
Pink Pills for Pa, "r F,
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It Is because of the imi
tbo blood andTheTT
nofves. The erTou, "Jjl
celvos Its nourlnhmc .. 'l
modlclno ti,r.n,.i. .. :,,;1IM
"uu me t!u ,1
fl(n ll1n,I 1 u,w in
, "'"uu "-ome thin, Ht
the victim la starts .. .-
that leads to nervous ,-.. 3
Vr.11 0 UnnnU " H
:z:'.:jr nre pa,e wo.
i... imiior comes first Enn, J
v. uu,. uie nerves ara wa
and toned up to do th JT
Hams' Pink Pills make
and transform nervnn. ,..
ailing people Into strong,' JL
.uKjuiui uieii nno women
Proof of this statemiM ....
in the testimony of Mrs. limit 5
i-orior, oi zu uuerty avenoe. i
.Mouioru, .Mass., a womia
esteemea In her communitj
prominently identified titi
church, work.
"I hml nevpr iom. -.1
I childhood," sho says, 'nd iJ
years ago I began to hive &
Bpolls. At such times I cobM
walk straight. I was auiid cf?
olysls and was on the verjeclt
vous nrostrntion. Then ji
set In and n fleeted theild'rfi
fnce. 'I ho pains la mr forti
wnrn nxpnif-lnllntr tinA mt t.
I " -- " ..... D ...... utj ,-a
pained mo so that my doctor (n
ncura uia or 1110 neart 1 triMi
oral different kinds of trcatmtsth
they did me no cood,
"Ono day my son bronilt
soiiio of Dr. Williams' Pini 1
and I round tnat tney strtspu
my norvos I took several
nnd folt better In every y.
unin tin tnnrn ilfffr tlflrri )
,wiiiinlvln lnf mA nnil I h Km.I
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wen woman ever siucu. iumn
ommonded tho piiu to a nsaw
my friends."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pffli
ndnpted for diseases due to la
l.lnn.1 nnil oVinttorfwt IttTXtL
aro In valuablo In ansenli, ;
.1-... llA...n.l. f il n
IllltllBlll, llllclTlltu. - --
and fovers nnd In sick he
nizzinoss. nervuusuvw, m"i
and even partial paralyiU ui 1
motor ataxia.
A valuablo booklet, w
Dlsordors," will b sent fr ts i
nuost to any one Interested
iii. Yt'ininms- Pink PilliirtH
by all druggists, or will ! w
postpaid on receiptor prlcf.
nor box. six boxes for U 50 tju
Dr. Williams Medicine
Schenectady, N Y.
IVia tn flm lllCTClCS
nr,ni hf hoea flte htlswt
en In during tho put t
riding without HBhtt. n
tobonouaetrylngtododxttHJ
thorltlos, for tney ev "-.
.. ... , iv rider. To
and a half was charted e ;
offenders, and as thU u W
timo they havo appwrf 0 1 "J
llco court they pais a' "7
llngly. after being pnW
their families should eotW
tho $2.50 was squanaerw.
The Modern Woods"
...tA,i ati If trr
ea to nave u- -
. t-t.. incf nicah "'
for raemoeru'
thqsowero taken in by oHP-
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r i mart i
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Frank -aereuu-, ,
Office with Wm.Broo;
139 Commercini "-
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Oter Ladd & Dull' -
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good condition. law"j.Hf
jonnson. -4
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