Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, January 07, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textm9rr T DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1008. r U. STOCKTON THE OLD WHITE CORNER s MEN'S RAINCOATS AT CUT PRICES. 5 No others can boast of a bet tor stock of rain coats than wo carry, Thoy-mlght 5 claim to have as good, but$lf thoy say a "bettor,-' 'they aro wrong, be cause wo carry the very boat lino on tho market and prlco thorn so far below tho other follow that thoro Is no com parison. If you look at our coats you will bo our customer. Sale prices prevail. EVERY COAT REDUCED comedians, James and Moody, did a most clever act, while tho singing of "Let It Alone," by William James, and thq tronbone solo by J. W. Jor don, woro excellelitly rendered. Tho southern cako walk by six men and women of itho company was unusu ally well staged, whllo tho after piece, "Pastime on tho Old Planta tion," was a great contrast to tho ordinary "nlggor acts" which usu ally wind up a colored entertain ment. Tho Nashvlllo Studonts cor- italnly "made good" boforo tho largo audience which greeted them InBt night and should do a good business at tho Kllnger Grand this week. Tho managomont announcea a completo change of program Thursday night, with tho usual Saturday matlneo. Don't miss Th Nas'.ivlllc Students. -o . Vnncouvw Up In Arms. (United Press Leased Wire.) Vancouver, B. C, Jan. 7. -Tho po lice commissioners of Vancouver woro instructed last night by tho city council to "Institute a search I looking towards securing Information and ascertaining tho extent to which (any part of tho population of Van- voiivor Is armed," and woro ordored In tho samo resolution "to itako all posslblo stops to' secure disarma ment." Tho resolution was Intro- ",""U "J .u--. im.tl HlV.LJlllUUVU, 41 111 I ;is directed against tho Japanese and .Oriental colony In general. If tho I police attempt to rigorously carry out tho Instructions of tho council and carry on a search In tho homos of .tho Jnpaneso, troublo Is oxpectod. J Tho attack upon tho thrco Van couver firemen, Frost, McDonald and JAnderBon, on Now Yonr's morning, and tho sorlous Injuries sustained by Frost, which may yot result In his death, brought wit tho dangor of allowing a largo and nggrosslvo por MARION CIRCUIT COURT Stato of Oregon vs. Goorga Case, assault with dangerous weapon; con tinued to next regular terra on mo tion of plaintiff. Louis Lachmund and Julius Pin cus vs. Paul G. Horst. damages to business: continued to next regular term by stipulation. Stato of Oregon vs, C. N. Matlock, liquor caso, demurrer to Indictment overruled. Stato of Oregon vs. A. G. McMll-leiv-f allure to servo process; demur ror to Indictment sustained with leavo to district attorney to fllo now information. 0. P. Bishop vs. Elvln Arnold, ac tion for money; default and Judg ment. A. D. Sloan vs. C. W. Yannko and D. G. Boedlghelmer, action for mon ey; settled. ' J. M. Woodruff vs. E. W. VanDorn, action for money; Judgment as por otlpulatlon. Margaret Wlttschon vs. Rudolph Schmidt, action for money; settled. We're Showing Some Great Values i - PILES QUICKLY CURED in . ..., v mi(,u mill U,(,HJMIVU IU - M .tlon of tho foreign colony In Van Jcouvor to go hnbltually armed. Prnc- Pyminld Pllo Curo Positively n Mr.r vol of Quick Curing Power. Send for a Freo Trial Package Today. AMUSEMENTS niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinimii' Auditorium Roller Rink. Morning, afternoon nnd evening sitslom. Tho Vaudcto. Moving pictures and lllustratod ongs orory afternoon and ovenlng. tioept 8unday and Monday afternoons. tlcally ovcry Japanoso InVnncoufor For this particular ongngomont Is tho owner of somo kind of a woap soats will bo on sale a day In advanco on. After tho Japnneso riots Inst (Wednesday) from 0 n. in. until 1 p. m,, during which time no phono or ders will bo accepted. Tho gonornl snlo of scats com moncos Thursday at 9 a. in., and res ervations may bo made by phono from that time on. Soptombor tho brown mon bought out tho gun storos of VnncouvQr, nnd ovon Hont to Soattlo and nelllnghnm for supplies. McSpnddon Introduced his resolu tion last night, nnd It was passed without debate Th opollco commla- HUNGER-GRAND THEATRE Week Commencing Jan. (J. COLLIGAN'S ORIGINAL Nashville Students Continuing one week. Prices 10, 29 and 30c. Matlntfo Wednegday and Saturday. The Hlg Kino Moon. Jam, T. Powers 1st "Tho Blue Moon" will be the offering at tho wand opera house noxt Thursday n'Sbt. The scenes of "The Bluo " are lata In British India, a l whkh gives great opportu nity to the scenic artist and costli er, and th Messrs. Shubort havo JWred no expense In olthor dlrcc Wn to secure a beautiful and effec tive setting for their latest success. T6o story U a pretty llttlo tale of we happenings In a nrmml moimt jad U notable for the fact that It .yart8 from the old-tlrae plots of mistaken identity and depleted WeawirtOS for Its mnM T m. Play Mr. Powers, who has'long been1 Wo want ovory man and woman sufforlng from tho excruciating tor turo of pllo to Just Bend tholr uamo and address to mb and got by return mall a froo trial packago of tho most offectlvo and posltlvo curo ovor known for this disease, Pyramid Pllo Curo. As nn example, Emma Bodon humor, of Bedford, Indiana, was In constant pllo-ngouy for 23 year3. Thrco 50-cent boxos of Pyramid Pllo Curo cured her. And Coorgo Branolgh of Scholl- burg ,Pn., cured his 11-year piles with only ono 50-cput box. Tho way to provo what this great romody will do in your own case, is to just Bend your name nnd nddross to us und you will got by rottirn mall a froo trial treatment of Pyramid Pllo Curo. Than after you havo proven to youmolf what It can do, you will go to tho druggist and got a 50-cont box. Don't uudorgo an oporntlon. Op erations aro raroly a success and of ten lead to terrlblo oonsoquencos. Pyramid Pllo Cairo roducea all ln- ilnmmntion, makos congestion, Irri tation, Itching soron and incurs dls apponr and tho plloa simply quit. Sond your nam oand address to dny for this froo Aral troatmpnt to Pyramid Drug Co., 137 Pyramid Bldg., Marshall, Mloh. On sale at all drug storos at DO cents a box. MEN'S. SUITS On Our Bargain Tables at 20t, REDUCTION These are broken lots selected from our regular line, only one or two suits of a kind but alt sizes in different lots. 20t REDUCTION On every Overcoat and "Cravenette" Raincoat in the house. We also have a large lot of Young Mens Suits On our Bargain Tables at 20 per cent reduction for ages 1 5 to 1 9. wszed' (& S lr- CC '& c &0 itzs'sted', iJ&'Gfi. WE UNDERSELL REGULAR STORES Our store closes every evening at 5:30 except Saturday CHARGES AGAINST EVERYBODY Vancouver, B. C, Jan. 7. It was je of our favorite legitimate come- Jaraes T. Powers, In tho big ecen-islonfers will not say what steps they owns is tvm & rolo that njIowa ics production of tho English musl- intend to 4ako, beyond stating that JJW Play to his lasugh-gettlng pro-,cal comedy, "Tho Bluo Moon." will, they will do their best to follow out ... ""u 1sq wno aro familiar uo io iuo uranu opera nouBo.ino wjsnos or tno council ia his work will easily understand Thursday. "Tho Bluo Moon" con- 'fcftt he keps the audience In a roar cerna tUo regiment of British sol- "e Uf ttm he is on tho stage. tl,ers w"0 aro stationed In BritUh Vfeat is jndd a notable company India, a locality renowned for Its a bea gathered by the Messrs. mysterious and oriental splendor. Mbrt ia support of their star Tne English mannorlams form a "rlag among Its namos some striking contrast to tho India ohar ta best known people In tho ruu- aoteristios. A very capable cora ! eouedy field, while two at nany nas beon engaged. The Messrs. have won R larno foiinwinr in Shubert. under whose direction Mr. "-. lBp'iirtfvl In Vio Itcport of tlw) Fif.st Clii'istiaii Climyli for 1007, Numhor of mambora Dec. 31, 100G 400 Numhor of additions 1907..., 130 Total momborehlp 530 Amount collootod for our ront ioxpen&os, miseions, etc., etc., , $4,0G5.8S Amount collected on build ing fund 3,742.15 Total colleoted 1907. , .J8.407.97 D. ERRETT, Pastor, o In a document comprising 2G typowrlttou pngee, fllod In the United State Circuit Count this morning by W. C. Bhlstol, fmeolnl attornoy for the stato and BoHoItor for tho Amorloan Suroty Goinpnny of Now York In the liuolvonoy procoedlnge of tho Title Guarnntoe & Trust Com pany, willful misappropriation of gonernl and eohool funds of tho etato by the offlolals of tho dofunct' bRnk Is ohargod. Stato Troasuror George A. Stottl by Implication Is ho voroly consurod. It is nllogod In -thlB lognl paper that oven for six months prior to tho tlmo It nppllod to tho citato for tho right to not as a "depository, monoy from tho genoral and school fundi was roeolved, loanod nnd othorwlse divortod in llagrant violation of pro visions of tho constitution and tho cod OH, In tho endoavor to irnoo those funds the court is petttlonod to or der Receiver Edward C. Moars to make an iuveotlgatlon pormlttlng him to file a full statomont of all Institutions In whloh tho Title Guar antoo & Trust Company deposited funds recolved by It, Inoludlng tho Ladd & Tilton Bank and Soattlo and datea and Simon that tho rocolvor will bring an action agalnnt tho statu and tho Amorlcau , Suroty Company for tho roturn ofTho securities trnnsforrod to the stato prior to tho rooolvorshlp, lie doclarod that cuch a transfor waa Illegal Attornoy Bristol said ho wn ready to contoat thin matter with tho reoelvor or any of tho lltlganta; In fact, arguing that tho stato has n perfect right to hold tlioeo HocurJ tloe. Thle phaeo of tho hearing was couulutlod with the statomont of At torney Simon that ho will lllo attlt In the promlso) within tho noxt fow dnyt. PKRyONAIi MENTION. found Clara Palmer, Leslie tno bost things musically of the soa --. .nwtoa Jacques, Myrtlo Cos- . S n " H Rj,ej'' Rol,ert Brod-! Bbiu , lx Prank Farrlngton.lKlinger Gniud da w,,ot, I) Noveta, tho toil Culllgan's Nashville Studonts be .-.v.' u Gnfflth, and a chorus can a week's engagement at the som rom amone hand" liad to bo found ln sta&e .zr wer tIlat at 9 o'clock to Dlrkmlnn, Ttr.J . . .. - J6 ale of seat3 for Jaraee T. , ,a "Blue Moon." will com- J M the box office, and continue I P- m No pbone orders will -"cepied tomorrow, Thursday " stay be r6snred by phoae. nose nearly out off In tho recont tlgtit with tho Japanese on New Year's day, is not progrosslng as well as wa3 expected, and that tho principal in jury Is not hoallntr. It was thoueht cagt Powers Is starring, promises one of jaavisable that this should not be glv- en out, as it might Incite thoso In clined to Indulge In a demonstration. ' ' TEA How little it isl How little it adds to the weight of the cup! It has cover ed the sea with ships for a hundred years. Your grocer rotartt your roenef U you Asa' t& SchSUlafi 5t; par him "Tlio Gingerbroml Man." Whon Frederic Rankin and A. Baldwin Sloano croatod the now, fanciful falrvosnue. "Tho GlnKor-'New York banks, with broad Man," they also oreated a now amounts, so that the full oxtont of character In tho mythical child- io uioeaiiues cnargou may no uo world, Mrs. Santa Claus. In tho play .tormlnod and tho stato onablod to learned that thn rtno.tnra nrn lfofinlni' -this chnrnnlnr Ir nortraved ln a snlr- conduot Ittt COntOSt ror roSUlUWOn 'nniAf ti,n rant . , wDf i, , hi it of delicious burlesauo by Ross more Intolllgently. '- .w, ..w ..Ul ... - ... " ' . ,Snow, who has been seen as Fairy Queen, dowager and femlnlo absur dities for a number of years. Ho Is .nrnsrnn." nnd wan fllcul in rosnbiiBQ an awkward, stumbling, good-na- t0 the notltlon of AMorntiy Jos0I,h -w A n.l nn. t An t 1 tmn Cailfn lift aTA1 ' uiurwu, uuiHjum iu.o. pomn, uu. ;aimnn rAnrasontlncf tho rflnfi vor. """"" - t-w -ww-cj -r - w r Thomas .Unlmnn lmw returned from a trip to San PraiuilHqo. A. J. Hamilton, of Tumor, is a 8a lom visitor today. O. O. Oliver, of Turner, oamo down this morning. J. 12. Roberta has returned from Marlon, wlioro ho has boon visiting nnd transacting bualnos. vlolnlty. t Mr. and rMe. J. A. Onstatt loft thin morning Tor Westport, Orogou, whoro thoy will visit Mr. und Mrs. J, Callaway. Jay S. Phillips, tho woll-known proprlotor of tho Wlllamotto billiard and pool rooms, wont to Portland to day on business. J. O. Goodnlo, Br., and wlfo, who havo beon .at-fSuwtoUo, California, left today fqrSavannah, Georgia. Ho saw Comrades Fairbanks, Wright and ono whoso numo wo could not road, but thoy aro all right. Tho Journal wlshos Captain Goodalo and wlfo n plonsant -trip to tho South. ' " o Ksii'iiv Nfitiiif Notico is herohy given that I havo Tho papor Is labeled "Reproson-, taken up and impounded tho follow- tatlona and Showing of tho Stato ofjlng dosprlVd animal, found ronmlog and a chorus gan a KUngor Grand last night and proved themselves to be beyond doubt the most capable colored attraction that has even appeared In Salem. The work waa all of a high quality, thai of Fulton and Rose Mitchell ranlc ing favorably with that seqn with higher priced attractions. The en semble numbers were of superior grade, and the singing and idanciug waa excellent. Th rJatKerroaeJ by a ohorus of pretty girls dressed as good fairios. Marshmallow and Doughnut, the two sons of tho Santa Claus family, cause their mother considerable troublo end furnish mosc of the genuine fun. Jack Hor ner, tho Man from Our Town, Sallie Lunn, Margery Daw, Simple Simon and other friends of our childhood help to round out an enjoyable en tertainment. "The Glngorbread Man" will be an early attraction here. o Tim Regular Monthly Meeting Of the Board of Trade will meet tomorrow night at the Board of Trado room& mado Dooombor 23, that an order be Issued allowlug Uie Immediate pay ment of trust funds aggregating $34,000. Previous to placing tho document with the clerk as a mat ter of rocord, Mr. Bristol corabatted In opon court tho contention of At tornoy Simon. Several other law yers represented various cllonta and an hour was consumed In argument. Judge Wolvorton postponed his de cision until next Friday, on account of the number of auras Involved and tho conflicting interests of the claims made to him. A notable feature of the Hearing at largo In tho city of Salem: Ono orrol pony, 5 or 0 years eld: weight 800 pounds; bald faoo and has white hind foot. The owner of eald animal can havo the snm Uy proving property, and paying tho legal onargea and expen ses of taking up and keoplng, etc., and In default thoroof for five days I will proced to soli said animal at public auction, as provided In ordi nance No. 429 of tho aforosald city. D. W. GIBSON. City Marshal, Salem, Orogon, Janu ary 7, 1908. l7-3t Xemp'e BaUam will atop any cough that can be stopped by any medicine and cure cougfes that can- before Judge Wolwton this room- ot be cured by any otker ltUe, log was tie declaration of Attorney j ft t lwyi tk bt cewtf wr 1 U ! a v? i ii u U t i M V