daily cam tal journal, salem, oregon. Monday, april 20, 1007.
Tonight and continuing until nnd
including- Wednesday night, some
what of a novelty will bo offered nt
this popular play houso. It scorns
tho lending lady, Miss Julia Ro
uinlne, has written n four-act moun
tain play, which sho has not named.
As much depends upon tho title, Mlsa
Romninc has wisely loft tho selec
tion of ono to her audiences. A prize
of $5 in gold will bo given to tho
ono suggesting tho host tltlo for tho
un-named play. Ab soon as tho play
has been christened it will bo copy
righted, nnd added to tho reportolro
of the Julia Romalno Company.
MARKET QUOTATIONS
"Make Salem n Good Home,
Market."
STOCKTON'S
We Were Happily
Surprised
LAST WEEK TO RECEIVE ANOTHER SHIPMENT FROM 11AOK
The Old White Comer
SALEM MARKET.
Stelner's Market.
Dealers In fish, gaino nnd poultry.
Highest cash price paid for eggs,
Prompt delivery. Stato street.
ORDER OF
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; Monday's Sale
Beautiful Lawns and
Batistes
7c a yard
Monday we will placo on snlo never opened until thoy woro put
.kntnn linn nf nnnitlnr I In llin trlnilnn'
a Tery wuui. "- - ' : . " ....
patterns In lawns nnd batlstls, Stylos for Indies and children,
ill new summer goous, mo 0011s , oniy ic a ynru, ror ono day only
J
rand Opea Hotise
J.VO. T. CORDRAY, Malinger.
Fill DAY, MAY a j
.Mil. WALKER WHITESIDE
l the Most Itenmrkoblo Piny of the
Season
HE MAGIC MELODY
Direction of Llcblcr & Co.
i Press of Hutte, Spokane, Tnconm
Seattle pronounce this the best
djaiid company seen in the North-
it In the past live years.
flew, GOc, 75c, $1,00, $1.50.
bxotflco opens Friday 9 a. m.
AMUSEMENTS
4
(LINGER GRAND!
TONIGHT
Tfc--- -- -- . .t.
Julia
Romaine
Co.
HUM NTS TONIGHT
'TIWIVNAMER PLAY.
Btglnnl-.K Thursday night "C.i-
frIc-3 1", nnd 25c.
METHING NEW
In Bifocal Lenses
Lttm shew ou a noat, up-to-dato
for n ar and far-seolng. It l
J17 m sxl us tho orponslvo kind,
IMlttt. -t.
8a't tire - ay your brokou
s. Bring t'i.em to us. Wo can
lUate any part, with Httlo ex-
M.
Chas. ft Hinges
urouuato Optician.
1 Commercial Street, acxt door to
Capital National Bank.
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1 1 i i m m 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Grand Opera House.
Friday, May a. Walker
Whitesldo in "Tho Magic
Melody."
Salem High School.
"Birds' iBland," by high
school Honior class.
First Presbyterian Chiirrh.
Friday, May 3. Storooptl
con lecturo by Prof. J. II. Hor
ner of Oregon Agricultural
College.
Y. M. C. A. Gymnasium.
Thursday, May 2. Unclo
Tom's Cabin, In moing pic
tures. Bonotlt Hoys' club.
Auditorium Holler Kink.
Morning, afternoon an. I
evening sessions, except Sun-day.
I I I I I 1 I 1 I I I I 1 I I I I I I I 5 I
t
Tho Btory of "Tho Mnglo Melody"
in which Wnlkor Whitesldo and an
admirable company will ho soon nt
tho Grand oporn houso, May 3, la said
to ho ono of tho most romurknble
nnd Interesting that has boon soon
upon n local stiigo hi some time.
Critical annlysls of it by thoso com
potent to perform such a task has in-
Claim .(.lm r...i.. .. n ...i
PUUd L ,i V8 xr. xjpnl Is thn
A Urfe Proceeding which
-,vu r i in rlonnrlmnnt Jn 9
r urt Tho complaint
mo parties were mar
Itkeer
F lorh
oa
kro ,
Vh of October, 1901,
Tho charges
neglecting to pro
1 TIB i . clin . .1 n , atilfn
lin i ' ' uusuuuu uuu n iu
tvj I, i 7. when cruel and in-
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tee ' tnfiff mbii i- .jjliUn
iJ, "' UOIVD, 1U uuuuivu
""CO, T , n . Tl- l. n.1
- ' i? T" BriAitttvAlt. MM.I nlart
- wi'vkt i w,j uuu mow
rrquirlng tho defendant
k r sum for the malnto
sald children.
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Jast IWau&e
w3Bh Is only in the thorat and
t trcobla yon now, don't think
tetdl no attention. Wtien It
hid much of a start Is tha
' theck 1L Tha lthto.t Much
ei to SWmoal, Broachl-
lHorehounfl fivmo win cur
Uh. The prlc puts it wltaia
Mr. Walter Whltclde.
variably resulted in a oompleta en
dorsement of tho clean, wholesoms
properties of the play Itself, and un
hesitating approval of the superla
tive cast that Llebler & Co. have se
lected for tho support of the star
Mr. Whiteside's abilities as an actor
aro well known, and he has come to
bo looked upon as one- of the best
of tho younger school of players.
His reputation has been gained by
careful and conscientious methods
and tho present offering Is under
stood to be ono of the best things
he has offered la tho course of his
career.
KliafftT Grand.
Last night was tho latt perform
ance of the ever-popular "Octoroon
Tho bouse welcomed It and applaud
ci ita atroBX situations. Just as other
RECALLS
FAMOUS
MURDER
John P. Dunning, woll known
throughout tho country ns a news
paper man, died in a hospital nt
Philadelphia this weok of tumor of
tho brnln. He was 41 yenra old. Ho
wan tho man who wrote a graphic
description of tho Snmonn hurricane
which In 1S80 dostroyed six war
ships and lf merchant vcssols, and
was with Roosevelt's rough rldors in
Cuba.
John P. Dunning was tho cause of
tho death of two women, his wife
nnd her sister, who woro murdored
by Mrs. Cordolla Botkln, tho mistress
of Dunning. Tho woman, deserted
by her lover, with tho cunning of n
fiend, plnnncd tho murder of Dun
nlng's wife, nnd evidently enred not
how many others died with hor.
Mrs. IJotkln wus living In San
Francisco nt tho time, nnd Mrs. Dun
ning was rosldlug nt Dover, Doln
ware, with hor parents and her Httlo
child. On ono Sunday nttornoon n
box of chocolntos woro received ad
drossod to Mrs. Dunning, having
boon sent through tho postolllce. No
attention was paid to tho postmnrK
at tho time, and the family nnd somo
of tho guosts woro soon munching
tho toothsomo paste.
Shortly after ovorybody was taken
sick, but tho Illness was not attri
buted to tho candy. Doctors woro
sent for nnd pronounced tho malady
ptomaine poisoning. Evoryono re
covered but Mrs. Dunning nnd her
younger sister, who nftor aovorul
days of agony passed away. Tho
doctors then discovered that tho
women wero tho victims of arsenical
poisoning.
Tho box of candy was traced to
San Frnnclsco, and Anally to Mrs.
Ilotkln ns tho sondor. Tho into Cap
tain Ix)oh did some oxcollont dotcc
tho work on tho enso, and Unally
couvlctod tho murdorcss. Tho trlnl
developed thnt Dunning was a de
generate; and that ho had boon liv
ing with Mrs. Ilotkln, nnd off her.
Thore were storlM of jilghts of rov
ols and days nt tho race and drunk
en orglea at nil timet in tint rooms
or Mm. Hotkln.
The woman wns o wife and mother
at the time, but seemed to be un
mindful of the existence of husband
nnd son. Sho was a ooarso and vul
gar person In nppoaranuo, and whnt
attraction sho found In tho sight of
Dunning othur than ho hud somo
money, was not dovolnped during the
trlnl. Dunning had boon soparated
from his wlfo on ncoount of his dls
soluto habits, but tho unfortunate
woman agreed to tako him back on
his promise to reform.
It was In rovongo of his desortlon
that Mrs. IJotkln murdorod tho In
nocont wlfo and hor slater. Tho trial
of tho womnn lasted months nnd was
conducted nt nn Immonso oxpoiuo to
tho city, but It wound up In hor con
viction for murder In tho first de
gree This was six years ago, and the
murdeross Is still In Jail at San Fran
cisco, awaiting tho decision of the
supremo court on hor ploa for a new
trial. Tho caso against hor wns most
completo, the groat detoctlvo, Low,
weaving as fine a not about her at
cvor guilt was onmoshed In.
Suggestions for Motorltn.
If your brako falls to work at a
critical moment, run Into something
cheap.
If you desire to make an Impres
sion on a young lady, run over her.
Common humanity dictate that
you stop when the tiros are out of
wind.
Should your auto overturn, leave
your seat Immediately.
If a man gets In your way and li
run down, ho should apologize. If
ho Is dead, demand an apology from
his wife.
By seating your best girl In front
with tho chauffeur you will bare
something pleasant to look forward
to during the ride Exchange.
o
Tt' inn had tn spa nmntin who ZO
from day to day suffering with phys
ical weakness, when Rocky Mountain
Tea would strengthen them. Tea or
Tablets 35 cents. For sal at Dr
Local Wholesale Mnrket.
Eggs ISc.
Hons 12 c; young chickens,
ll&c.
Ducks 10c; gcoso, 8o; turkoys,
13lGc.
Butter 27 &c; buttor fat, 25 tfc.
Local wheat 68 Up 70c.
Local wheat 6Sc
Oats 3S540c.
Barley $22 $23.
Flour $3.25.
Mill feed Bran, 119.00; shorts,
$21.00.
Hay Cheat and clover, $7ti$8
por ton; timothy, $10 por ton.
Onions $2.00 por cwt; potatoes,
GCc per bu.
Hops Choice, 10 ((pile; prlmo to
choice, 8 9c; medium to prlmo.
8&c
Chlttlm bark 5 H 6c.
Tropical Fruits.
Bananas 0c por lb.
Orangos $2.75 0 $3.00.
Lemons 4.00 dp $5.00.
Retail Market.
Oats $1.35 per cwt; whoat, 80c;
rolled hnrloy, $27.50 C $28 por ton.
Eggs 20c doz.
Apples $3.00.
Buttor Country, 25c; cronmory,
3Gc.
Flour $1 por snek.
Bran 70o por sack; $21.50 por
ton.
Hay Timothy, 70cc por cwt.;
choat and clovor. 50c por cwt.;
shorts, 95c por cwt.
Livestock.
Hogs Drosscd, 9c.
Cattlo 1100(0)1200 n stoors,
44&c.
Lighter stoors 3(iP4a.
Cows and bolters 900 fl 1000 lb,
334c.
Stock hogs 6c.
Hogs Fat, OVic.
Lambs 5c.
Veal Drosscd, 8c.
PORTLAND MAUKITT.
Whoat Club, 75c; valley, 72c;
blue stem, 77c.
Oatn Cholco whlto, 29c.
Mlllstufr Brnn, $17.
liny Timothy, $15 (?$1G; alfalfa
$11.50.
Votch $7.50 $8.00.
Potatoos $1.75 $2.00 por cwt
Poultry Hons, 1516c; mixed
chlckons, 14V&15c; drossod chick
ons, lfiOHo; turkeys, llvo, 13
14o; ducks, 1718o; pigeons, $1.00
0$1.25.
Pork Drossod, C0'6c.
Boof Drossod, 5Gc.
Mutton C7c
HopB 9C10V4c lb, according to
qunllty.
Wool Valloy, coarso to modlum,
29 23c; eastorn Oregon, 13 18c
HUILDINa A HOUHK.
Wo can supply you with the lum
ber you need at n prlco that will ma
torallly economize In tho cost Just
como and see us and look over our
yards.
GOODALE LUMBER CO.,
Yard Ncur Depot,
O C. T. Co,
-STEAMERS
POMONA AND ORKGONA LEAVK
PORTLAND MONDAY, WEDNEH.
DAY AND FRIDAY AT 10 A.
3L, TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND
SATURDAYS AT 0:00 A. M. FOH
CORVALIS TUESDAY, THURSDAY
AND SATURDAY AHOUT P. H.
P. M. BALDWIN, Agt.
INDEPENDENCE HTAGK.
Dally except luaday. Leave Wil
lamette Hotel, Salew at I p. w., eoa
mcta with wotsr for Monmouth as4
Dallaa at C:1I p. m. Loaves Isde
peadeM at 8 a. . Pbeae Haia
17. RALMi BUDLOHO,
Ladies' Long Silk Gloves at
$1,$1.25, $1.50 and $1.95
And Ladies' Long Lisle Gloves at
65c, 85c and $1.10
GOOD VALUES IN LONG GLOVES ARE SCARCE, SO YOU'D
BETTER GET THEM WHILE THIS LOT LASTS. WE ALSO RE
CEIVED ANOTHER NICE ASSORTMENT OF NOVELTY SPRING
DRESS GOODS, WHICH SHOULD HAVE ARRIVED SEVERAL
WEEKS AGO.
THERE IS A POSITIVE FAMINE IN DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS
AND FANCY SILKS THIS SEASON AND THE FACT THAT WE ARE
SO WELL SUPPLIER WITH ALL THE NEWEST CREATIONS IS
DUE TO OUR PERSISTENCE IN DEMANDING THAT OUR ORDERS
RE RUSHED AND PROPERLY FILLED. EVERYTHING IN FAR
RICS FROM Oc MUSLIN TO THE HIGHKST GRADE SILKS Ifl
SCARCE, AND MANY OF THE REST KNOWN BRANDS HAVE BEEN
ENTIRELY WITHDRAWN FROM THE MARKET, REOAUSE THE
ENTIRE OUTPUT OF THE MILLS IS SOLD UP FOR FROM 8I.V
TO TWELVE MONTHS AHEAD.
WE ANTICIPATED OUR WANTS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS AND
YOU'LL FIND US WELL SUPPLIED WITH EVERYTHING FOR
THE WHOLE FAMILY AT PRICES FIGURED ON THE SPOT CASH
BASIS.
Jui.
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ars'sied fa
$. . J&,GrsseS't S&qfi'.
cse
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Willamette.
A. L. Montz, Portlnnd.
O. W. Wolf and wlfo.
O. II. Pnrkor, Han Frnnclsco.
W. Q. Tucker, Billings. Mont,
(loo. II. Durham, (1 rants Pass.
W. F. AdauiB, Portland.
W. 13. Frazlor, Portlnnd.
W. C. Bolter, Albany.
13. T. Fay, Portlund.
F. M. Mnrok.
Salem.
L. H. Howo, Now York.
John Wilson, Portland.
D. G. Ellis, Medical Lake, Wash.
A. Rykus, Orogon City,
W. Gibson, Hhnw.
V. N. Jlalfour and wlfo, Prlnovlllo.
Dr. J. S. Scott nnd wlfo, Portlund.
J. J. Ilurloy, Gorvnls.
Charles Ferguson, Loh Angolos.
13. V. Morcom and wlfo, Wood
burn. . . .. it) ""
CASTOR! A
For Infanta and Children.
Tin KN Ytt Have Always Bought
Bears tho
BItfiaiuro of
SIX SlTt-A-XU
t jCl yji
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A Source of Delight
Will bo found by ovory lady In
Jacob Vogt'a ahoes. First of all
thoy aro extremely elegant In style;
second, thoy fit porfoctly and afford
tho greatest amount of comfort;
third, they aro boautlfully finished,
and fourth, they are absolutely the
most desirable shoe made, and will
keep their ahape until worn out.
JACOB VOGT
90 State St. Salem, Oregon
Tested
Seed Corn
Wo have a complete stock of
Flold nnd Bweot Corn that has
boon toBUd. No replanting If you
plant our tested corn. Prices nro
right.
Arsenate or Lead
Wo carry tho groat summor
spray, Arsonnto of Lend, In all
site packages, ready to uso. No
danger of burning tho troos, If
you ubo tho kind wo have, as It Is
mado right. Our trlcos aro tho
lowost In tho valloy.
D. A. WHITE
&SON
255 Commercial Street.
Phono 100.
A Mystery
Solved
It Is a mystery to somo why
their pastry Is not tho bust, anil
why thoy don't havo tho samo re
sults In baking an their neighbor,
but It Is bocauso tholr neighbor
uses
EppleyK Perfection
Baking Powder
It Is tho best, and la mado hern
at home, and contains the purest
materials. All grocers sell It
C. M. EPPLEY
Manufacturer
Salem, Ore
'-. Sow 7 D. J. ITrr.
crows did way back i 'M.
Stoae's store.