DAILY OAPI TAL JOURNAL, 8ALKM, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24? 1007.
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II Special Bargain Snlo Number 320.
H For our mld-wnnlt nnnr.lnl nnln wn nttnr n lino nt whlto
TODAY ONLY
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Embroidered Belts
fitted with patent ndjuBtablo buckle
Thoy come in a great variety of pret
ty patterns. You'll want one or two
for the Bummer season. None sold
until 8:30 a. m. this morning. No
pho"o orders received.
20c
Duress Gootfs
Our stock is 6"orflowlng witn
tho newest and bout in both
Anorlcnn nnd foreign weaves and
nffords n range for selection that
is most satisfying. You'll find
our prices, too, nro qulto modest
for fho qualities dliown.
KIHST FfiOOR.
Long Kid Gloves
Wo havo secured tho exclusive
agent for tho celebrated
SPEAR POINT
CAPE GLOVES
And nro showing a full rnngc
of sizes in tho 12 nnd lC-button
lengths in the colors wnntcd. .
Nun TniiH. Alii hIzch.
$3.75 and $4.50
Ready-to-wea
Stsi
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With all thoso small detnlls
worked out in tho most fashion
nblo mnnnor. You'll find our ns
Bortmont tho best, tho values bol
ter for prices nuked,
$J J-85 to $40
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SALEM
POLICE
COURT
Wins Out in Ellsworth Nich
ols Case
81'ltI.Ntt CLOTHES
Wo nro showing a flno lino of
tho correct models for this sea
son in slngli and doublo-bronstcd
Htylon, Look today. $10 to $30
Chief Justlco Bean, of tho suprcm?
court, afflrmed the decision of Judgo
Galloway, of tho circuit court for
Marlon county, denying the petition
of "Chick" Houghton, for rcleiise
from tho penitentiary on habeas cor
pus proceedings, which means that
ho will havo to servo out tho re
mainder of his unexpired sentence
in tho penitentiary.
In tho case of Elsworth Nichols
vs. tho City of Salem, Justlco Bean
also affirmed tho decision of Judge
Galloway, and holds In effect that a
city not only has tho right to define
vagrancy under Its charter, but also
has tho power to provldo punishment
of tho crime as doflnod, tho nuthorlty
to punish being confined solely to
common law vagrancy.
Tho principal point involved in tho
Houghton habeas corpus caso was
whether tho governor has authority,
u n dor tho constitution or laws of the
state, to grant a conditional commu
tation of a pnrdon. Chief Justice
Bcnn rules that under a constitution
like that of Oregon a pardon is a
moro act of grnco, and tho pardoning
power may attach to any condition,
prcccdont or subsequent that it is
not illegal, Immoral or Imposslblo of
performance, nnd if tho pnrdon lrf
accepted by tho prisoner ha will be
bound to n compliance with tho con
ditions imposed, nnd hns no right to
oxpect that tho pardon 1b absolute
M.JJleu&M
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INCOGPOffATZO
CITY NEWS
A Collection of Important Parr
gnipliN for Your CoiiNldk'ratlon.
CHESTKHKIEL!) 1IEHE.
Tho CVIcurutMl MliuMtvadcr nml
Clairvoyant in Town Will Itc-
lltlllll u 1VV I)JI)H.
Enlarged
Our mont market on East State
trcot has been dnuhbid In bIzo nnd
wo aro hotter nrepnrud than ovor to
sorro customers. Prompt sorvlco nnd
tho bout of montH our motto. Cnli
or phono 199. 11. E. EdwurdH, Prop
Wo Htlll lluvc
A fow of thoHo oholco sugar-cured
hnniH at 10 cent pur pound. Harring
ton & Van Putton, tho grocers and
mni'kotiuuu.
Omit Playing on SI;ii((n,
Tho basketball gaiun IrnU night
at tho skating rink hotwoon th,o
"Pigeon Wings" and tho.tonm from
tho Kuguno rink roaultod In n fn-vornblo-
scoro for Salum of 1 1 to 8.
Tho game wiih doluyud until nftor
11 o'clock, on account of tho train
being Into, hut .tho spectators, who
walled to hc-o It, mw somo groat play
ing on skates. Those who loft bo
foro the guiuo. and who wished it,
wero refunded tholr money.
Grnnt Chestorllold, tho mind
render nnd clairvoyant, arrived in
Salem yesterday. Tho nnnounco
mont Is mado by his secretary. Seen
this morning at his parlors, 4GU
Stnto street, in tho Hughes block,
tho colobrntod onlgma was surround
ed by u throng of peoplo anxiously
nwnltlng to learn what was In storo
for them. It Is said that ho actually
tolls you your nnmo, ago and dnto
of your birth. In Eastern cities ho
Ib looked upon ns a prophot, by oth
ers jib a mnu of superhuman powors.
During Chostorflold's stay In Port
land It Ib snld that fully 3000 pooplo
pnwttt through his pnrlors. Ho re
mains In Salem hut a fow day.
One-Half
the World
Wear glnnsos, but not half of that
bait wear tho right glasses, Tho
wrong glasses nro ofton worse thnu
nono; thoy nro n roustnut strain and
a pormnuout Injury to tho oyea. Only
ttclontlflo examination can detormliu
what glasses your eyes require, you
can't toll by tryln-j on glnssos.
Bo on tho snfo. side; lot our op
ttclnn gtvo your eyes careful examin
ation. It doosn't cost anything ho cun
loll you Just what you uoed dolnys
aro duugerous. Our prices nro rea
sonable, and we gunrautco eutlstac-tlon.
H HUMAN
HAIUI,
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Optometist
BARR'S
JEWELRY
STORE
State mm! Liberty Sts.f Satem
Dried IWr in Salem
A now product la ndvortlsod In
Tho Journal, which tuny muko Salem
famous, to an oxtont sho knows not
of. Of eourso, tho rogular Salem
boor has a wldo reputation already
iih n bttvoriiHti. hut now comoa a Sa
eom husluew houw and ndvortlsoa
"Dried Hwr In Hulk." and thoy
havo alrotuly Imd n good domand.
Hoth & Grnbrtr, the Stnto stroot gro
cers, hav had many calls th past
fow days for thin nw bovorngo or
nrtlolo of food, whatever It may be,
wi'd thoy nro at thulr wits' ond to
fill tho onlars. It Is needless to say
that th advertisement Hjiould have
' road "dried huof In bulk." nnd that
tho Intelligent compositor could not
road tho French manuscript, so ho
sot "boor" for "hoof," vory nntur-
' ally. Tho firm now want It under
stood that thoy can tnkt no moro
orders for Immediate delivery of
"driud boor." hut that thoy still have
a supply of tho superior "dried
hoof," which is just as good as
Jerked venison. " .
Jh'orgcr (Jets Vivo Yours.
Tillnmook special: J. L. Arstlll,
who was arraigned by Deputy DIs-
trjet Attornoy Cooper, on tho chnrgo
of Issuing and cashing forged chocks,
pleaded guilty, and whon asked bj
Judgo Galloway If ho had nnythlnir
to say, told tho Judgo that It was hfo
first offonso nnd asked to havo a light
sentonco. Tho Judgo told tho prison
er that It was not tho intention of
tho court to linposo a heavy sontoncc
whoro thero was n disposition on
tho pnrt of n person to reform. He
told tho prisoner that It wns n most
serious crlmo ho had committed,
which wns punlshnblo In tho stn&
ponltontlnry from ono to 20 yonrs,
hut the law must bo vindicated and
tho officers of tho court must do
tholr duty, who, It npponrod, had
shown tho prlsonor somo leniency
and friendship, and ns ho had brokon
Jail on two occasions, Judgo Gallo
way Bontoncod Arstlll to flvo years In
tho Btnto ponltontlnry. Shorlff Cron
Bhaw left the noxt day with Arstlll
for tho penitentiary, probably glad
to got rid of his prisoner, who had
tried to commit suicide, that Is he
protondod to do so, tried tho Insan
ity dodgo, nnd on two occnslonn
broko Jail, only to ho roenpturod by
ChorlfT Crenshaw at tho point of a
gun on ono occasion uul by tho In
dlan'pollco on nuothgr occasion.
CHESTERFIELD
Psychic Palmist
and Clairvoyant
My only reason for calling you by
nnmo and what you call for Is Inci
dentally a chain
to rend by; what
is more impor
tant to serious
peoplo is what to
do, or what to
expect regarding
present or future
affairs.
If you arc ambitious, if you wish
to be a success; If you are Involved
In any unhnppy lovo affair, or If
you desire to bettor your financial
condition; If you are In doubt con
cerning your future and wish to nt
taln that subtle, potent, magnetic
force, that seductive, attractive per
sonal charm so lrrcslstablo in its
power to dominate and control oth
ers, then go nt once nnd consult
with Prof. Chesterfield; ho is ovor
rendy to help thoso with capital to
find a 8afo and good paying Invest
ment; this h6 can do and nsk no fee
until tho Investment pays n hand
some profit. Is this not honest? You
hear tho truth and nothing but the
truth.
Greatest living astral dcad-tranco
clairvoyant of tho ago; adviser on
business nnd nil nffnlrs of lifo;
tolls your full numo and what you
called for, whom you will marry,
how to control tho ono you love,
oven though miles nway; reunites
tho sopnratod; gives secret power to
control; no long delays In waiting.
In Salem ono wcok only. Special
low foo all this week. Parlors 4GG
Stnto Btrcct Hughes block. Ofllcc
hours 9 a. in. to 0 p. m. Dally and
Sunday.
It's Bette to Btt
y a
RACYCL
Than to Wish Yoa Had
COME IN AND TAKE A RIDE ON nvp ,
ItACYCLES 840 AXD TIP. nTin.-t. ,r TOSvRCH
" .u,uuiS 3B ASD
IT'S A GOOD TIME
TO HAVE YOUR. Vinr..rnM,,r
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WP Tin rrtTW TlTCn li'nn.r 'l 'V
.. w . xi MWAUV AM) HAVE TT,r.
itviiiniw jjuii xius muiCLE. ALL KINDS OF'
ETC. FITTED.
YOU.
hEst or
t,Res,iii
Personals
Miss Edna Jones, of Brooks, Is in
town todny.
Mrs. L. C. 'Matthcs, of Brooks,
is visiting in tho city.
Miss O'Koofo, of Albany, wns vis
iting horo yesterday.
It. G. Hunter loft this morning for
Lcbnnon on business.
Itev. G. O. Oliver camo down
from Jefferson this morning.
Miss Honrletta Savago has re
turned from n vIbIL In Portland.
Mrs. L. S. Lyons loft this morning
for Portland, whoro sho will reside.
Mrs. A. G. Perkins loft this morn
ing for a two weokB' visit in Port
land. MrB. Molvln Burdlck returned Innt
evening from an extended visit in
Portland,
v Mrs. D. A. Hardin, of Stayton, nf
tor a short visit horo, loft today for
Portland to visit relatives. ,
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Best Wotfk at Honest Pi
ices,
F anfc J, Mooe,
Don't forget the new No. 447 Cowt Strict
left this morning for Newport on
h,nslncs8. They say that tho lumber
for tho now skating rink at Newport
is on tho ground, nnd that tho con
struction will begin immediately. It
Is their Intention to opon tho rink
about tho first of Juno.
Debate Tonight.
Tho Whitman College debating
team arrived this, morning, and will
moot tho representatives from "Wil
lamette University this evening. In
tho University chapel in what prom
ises to ho tho most interesting do
bnto of tho season. George Wood
ard, II. T. Davonport and E. F. Ma
son will roprcscnt tho Washington
school, while Willamette's honors
will bo upheld by Wnltor Wlnslow, J.
Relchen nnd II. L. Parcel. Both
teams nro composed of nblo mon,
who havo spent much time and nblo
thought upon tho subject to bo dis
cussed. Tho Biibject will be: "Ro
Bolvcd That tho passage of tho fif
teenth amendment has not bcon Jus
tified." Wlllnmotto will uphold tho
ninrmativn side. Governor Chnm
borlaln will prosldo at tho evening's
ontortnlnmont, which will not only
consist of tho debato, but also of
novoral musical and literary num
bors. After tho debnto tho Wlllam
otto BtudontB will glvo a reception
Cumnt ETeotsl
Mrs. L. Anderson, nrrlvcd thlsiftt tho collogo of music In honor of
morning from Jefferson to visit her tho visiting dobators.
grand dnughtor.
Cured ItheiimntlNin,
Mr. Win. Honry of Chattnnoogn,
Tonn., had rheumatism in his loft
nrm. "Tho strength Boomed to have
gono out of, tho muscles so that It
whs usoIbb for work," ho says. "I
applied Chamborlnln's Pain Balm
and wrapped tho arm in Hannel nt
night, and to my rollof I found that
tho pain gradually loft mo nnd the
strength returned. In throo weoka
tho rheumatism had disappeared and
has not ulnco roturncd." If troubled
with rheumatism try a fow applica
tions of Pain Balm. You nro cer
tnln to bo plenscd with tho rollof
which It affords. For Balo at Dr.
Stone's drug ntoro.
Mrs. Chnrlos Cnlvort left this morn
lug for Collins Springs for a fow
weekB' outing.
Hon. W. C. Hawloy loft this morn
ing for Albany on businoss. Ho will
deliver nn address at Brownsvlllo on
noxt Friday evening.
Fred A. Wiggins, who Is now on.
of tho loading businoss men of Top
ponlBh, Washington, arrived In the
city this morning to visit his family.
Mrs. W. II. Philips wont to Jeffer
son hits morning, whoro sho wns
called by tho Ulnoss of her niece,
Miss Ethel Trunx.
Mrs. H. R. Schouarmnn wont to
Portland this morning to nttnd tho
Woittnn'a Missionary convention,
which wlli bo hold thoro today.
Mrs. Geo. E. Chamberlain, of
Portlnnd, Is visiting hor husband,
Ai-knnsns Federation of Women.
Forroat City, Ark., April 24.
Elnbornto preparation woro mado by
tho Forrost City club for tho onter
tnlnmont of tho Arkansas Federa
tion of Womon's clubs, which is hold
ing its annual convention here.
Throo rccoptlons woro given and an
afternoon ten.
Just Because
Your cough is only in tho thorat and
doos not troublo you now dou't think
that it noeds no attontion. When it
has not had much of a start is the
tlmo to check it. Tho slightest cough
easily leads to Pneumonia, Bronchi
tis and Consumption. A bottlo ot
Ballard's Horehound Syrup will euro
Truntifom of Ileal Estate.
Tho following doeds linyo boon
placed on record In tho ofllco of the
Mnrjou county recerder:
A, R. Pratt, Ot ux to M. 0. '
Dale, lot 9, block 17, Scotts '
Mills, w d '.., 100
II. J. O, Lund, ot ux., to Ernest
Shonnoson, 73 acros In t
5 s, r I w, q o d , , .
E. H. and B. Cowles to Q, W,
Waterbury, land In , Murlou
. eouuty, q o a ..,...
Opening Day
The Red Cross Phar
macy starts their foun
tain today. Pure and
wholesome SODAS AND
ICE CREAMS are what
you will find.
RED CROSS
PHARMACY
that cough. Tho price puts it within
Govornor Chnmborlaln, In this city, reach of all. Sold by D. J. Fry.
.. i uimim iuii lino minimis iui
Portland where ho has securod a po
sition ns travollng salesman with the'
United Carrlngo Co.
i Judgo and Mrs. W. C. Hubbard
left this morning for a visit In Port
lnnd. Thoy woro accompanied by
Mrs. Hubbnrd's slstor, Mrs. Uotz, of
Ashlnnd, who has boon visiting In
this city.
William Loobold Is oxpectod to ar
rive la tho city today from South
Dakota, whoro ho has been settling
up his businoss affairs, preparatory
to moving to Oregon to i Ido. Mrs.
Loobold nnd children are already lo
cated hero,
Miss Adollo Hayes, of Baker City,
Is tho guest of her frland, Miss Em
raa Crablll, of O. A. C.Corvallls
Garette. Miss Hayes now resides iu
Portland, and hns many friondB in
this city. i
Mr. aud -Mrs. J. F, Goodo, who '
havo boon visiting tholr daughter.
Mrs. John Steelhammor, la Wood
burn, returned homo this morning
rMrs. Steelhammer. who has hwn
qulto ill, is reported to bo much bet
ter, i.
ueorge Myers and Harry Albert;
Garden Spot
of Salem.
Whero you will find tho very
best aud freshest of vegetables
and fruits. Look at tho list and
then place your order early.
ASPARAGUS
CAULIFLOWER
CAHBAGE
FRESH TOSIATOES
GREEN PEAS
GREEKS
LETTUCE
RADISHES
YOUNG ONIONS
RHUBARB
Saturday Special
LEMONS, 20c PER DOZEN.
Moir Grocery
Company
456 State Phone 182
A convontlon will beheldlste
Bono Saturday to start a botch
10 Dunu a canal from Eujeneisoi
vauis. !
A 500-rallo railroad li tobV
from Denver to Snyder, OMi.
The Baroness do Masse; Is ctfaJ
for murder In New York.
Tho body of the cook ol Hi &
fated steamer Arcadia caoa t&
at Ludlngton, Mich. $
Miss Jeanncss, a Quaker hi
Philadelphia, has given a &13
dollars for tho education o( Ut w
grnes ot tho South.
Prlncoss Camilla von Wrcdi 1
been declared ins&no beaut
stolo a great deal of silver froa I
tcls In Borlln. il
Hcront earthquake la Sla!
rovcnlcd a cave filled with Uw t
uro In coin and old arrcor oli3
Ish buccaneer ot tho lt ttir7.f I
Westorn Montana is torerti
snow, and frost Is killing tie frttt:
Tho government Is Mild to i
ato between tho emploieull
managers of the Deaiert
Grando railroad,
n
BORX.
RUDOLPH. At their hoBtoarwl
toonth street. Tuesdsj, Aprfl I
1907, to Mr. and Mrs. foo.fi
dolph, a son.
Thn hannv father Is trsrtlkji
.. ,- n. .1 hi. tt tit
man for une u w., oi w
Is woll known through tk a
Thn mnthor and child are wtf
lv. Mrs. Rudolph Is th !
daiiBhtor of George GriiM,Mw
city.
na'i).
,,., thfl heel. 11
v,., Pnnrfh street, thliw
nt 5 o'clock, Mar; Au W
aged Si years. .
Tho funeral arranseoesu "
announced later
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