Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, January 09, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextmBBBaHMaHHaBB If J v 3 PAIL CATlTAh JOURNAL, BALK2U, OREGON. THURSDAY, JANUAB1' , 1008. i m MARION COUNTY ;. REDUCED EXPENSES PIMMMMUMPIMI MWM While Legislature Added $12,101 to General School Fki4 aid $SMf to General State Taxes for This fruity County court and commissioners 1906 ,3183.12 Circuit court ..,, A.., ...-.. Ma4i2G., Justlco court . . . . .' . ; . . .V. .'.ft . 2,1 94.60 Bhorlff's offlco A...... 'it...... 4,153.06 Clerk' offlco ...,,.,, , 3,329.93 Jtecordcr'f offlco ............,.... i 2,832,46 Treasurer's office ....... ...'... .'.. 1,200.00 Coroner' office .. .. 292.76 School superintendent's offlco ....... ..... 1,628.67 Block Insiwjtor ,., 300.00 Assessor's offlco '.. 4,200.00 Assessment and collection of tntos,,, 821.66 TnX robato 104.96 Current expense 3,917.58 Court house expense .............. ' 4647.78 ,.. .. 801.10 4,067.20 ... .. 841.40 183.60 .. .. 2.00 7,398.74 146.83 Jail 1 1 I'oor, earn of Indigent soldlera ,,.,.......,..:,. Insane .......... Reform oonimltmonti, roform sohopl, llrldRin Korrlei , 28.40 444.00 4X7.21 19.00 100.00 Election expense ,, 4,718.01 Lewis and Qltuk fnlr ,,,,.,.,..,, Health oftlour .............. ,.t .. Fruit liiRH)Gtor itebato of fooe Itebato of llaeuso lloundnry linn between GJgakamas nml Marlon OOUIltltM Court Iioiikh Improvement Blnto fair .', Criminal, reward for Frank Hmlili,,, JtondH ,S4.S7 Triuint oinoar 1907 2,3 ID. DC . 5,549.18 2073.66 4,125.46 3,923.02 8,813.21, 1,200.00 338.25 1,669.80 330.00 5,199.00 686.38 253.66 4,221.52 3,655.72 815.72 6,237.29 723.10 208.15 10,786.90 428.00 109.80 111.00 831.80 22.80 CAREY MARTIN TRIAL LUPERDIVORCECASE PhK&DltiQa IN THAT FAMOVfl SUIT MADE THK BASIS OH AN INMCTMKNT AGAINST FOPU fcAR YOUNO ATTORNEY OF THE CAPITAL OTTY. , - I 74,11 14.60 407.71 719.97 Total ; 1 H.I IK. XI) lixpemllliire for brldgw ntiit roads 61.9S8.C1 2.M4.2S 110.37 01,710.02 109.SI I128.1S4.S7 7G.fiOI.01 S I'i.lCI.OS I1.6S1.S6 CLARK PRAGTIOED FREEZE OUT $10. A Mill later, living cramped fur malt Ih loudnn. Trcudwelt hy pothecated tin 109 ekares. Tks lenator Clark stepped Into Ike alt oh t ton. !( knew that ttore were band reds of mHIIoM la tke Palled Verde. Bvoa ttoa tke storm 1 kad rtaea from lit to si do tiut! Tread well says tke senator reorgan ised thi rompany and froaa him out completely The caso of tho State of Oregon against Carey F, Martin, a prominent, and popular young attorney of thll city, was called for a Jury trial a 9 o'clock this morning in Judgo Har nett's court. Mr. Mnrtin was indicted at the last tortn of court on a chargo of having procured T. J. Luper to swear false ly to certain pleadings boforo him, in which Martin appeared for Lupor, in a suit for dlvorco against Mm. Luper, Lupor was convictod of perjury in the tamo case, having sworn to a yoar's deiortlon on tho part of Mrs Luper, whan ho had own living with her but rocently. Tho case against Lupor was contented by the nbloet counsel in this city, and wero twlco reversed In the supreme court ou technicalities, and would have been carried there again, but Luper wo 3 unable to get ball and has been lying In the county Jail, although he Is a man who Is well llkod and has always held a responsible position mndor the Southern Pnelilo railroad. Mr. Mnrtin is handling his own case, and appears by his counsel, William Holme, of this elty. and M. L. I'ipOH, one of the ben lnwyors of the city of Portland. Counsel for defense opened case to the Jury, when court adjourned for NOOH. This afternoon presentation was completed, and Deputy Clerk nerthn Mian wna first witness to Identify certain records. I ROSTEIN & GREENBAUM'S JANUARY CLEARANCE 3mL.L. VJ 4 Everythinjrin the store reduced-Dry GoodMttineiy, f Clothing and Shoes I FRISCO MllililONAIItll AMI IIICIIICS1 (l)l'. Hill MINK (IWMCIt IN 'II 114 WOULD HAS IIIH Ol'I'ICi: Fl'IU MTVtlll ATIMUIIIIII. (UniiMl I'mm m Wire,) . New York. Jan t. W. A. Clark, former Daltwl aHaiea senator from MttHtHHu. awaer af the rlehMt eo par miMe la the world, part owner of the UN AatvUe and Ihh Wrv tuihU ami Mma! wIIIIoh dollan'! wrU of tther thUmft. hld UU n-W-,Tial U lo ll IM.1IhI Off lu lHor of tin. win - jwreuiire wtnm Here if) PLANNING BIG FIGHT MUfy part of a jHdme.t of U. K3I. wkkkk Mialag llxyert Doorip TfadHM ha vbtalaad amUHtt klw. UeoMty akortlfa aro wmUImk rkaaoe u a4 the rich mltertloa of IMUtlMx. whUk the Mahumh max at has atom! in hkt nmmmeat tX J Wtt nty4ihtk street. tlu lllrtliilii)' of Hit I'jitlu.r f our CiHinlry, (UMtml nm lm wira.) w rals, Jan. !.-.! all rktmr tk next pHao Hat of any Hmoortlcma will ke om Waaklmitutt s rlluli mi ..in ,,,, -., -w, vwm9 M HMr B. The $44,809 jHdKHtmt whleh kaa ,W,W ' oWdlow-4iht title a Is Uronftkl oh all the mmolt dte Wak HJ8-1 'w rondltlo-s Stan lu the day hat Trmdl eMiimt. he T1" KM tkroogh kU maaasor. dhvem the fSe9.lee.a Uaite! , Ma h wwtor Ooffrotk Verda wine Artwaa Treadwell tm ,iwt d8 hW wlg to moat win ka was iuj fur hl proetlM. Tji,J"r WWy "o Kelly or for the owners aad phk lth , tTim SHlllt)N at 114 c4. 199 skarea f tke romMJ Mek. "r """ Utor l. 0. At tkt lima tke stock wa quoted at " " "to lr1 'k. itad ' - ' Tho Mai tin Jury. All forenoon waa taken getting a Jury hi follew: V. J. Von Uohren, farmer, Aums 1lle. J. J. Hall, pkotograker, Wood- kurn. I. U Ilower, farmer, Sllverton W. W. Hoardaley, farmer. Ckema. wa. J. U. PMMbftJter. farmer. Mehama W. C. Looney, farmer. Jefferson. A. I. Ihrasor. plumber, Salem. W. If. ttyare. surveyor, Salem. lrel llMalni. farmer. ML AhmoI. O. It UottfkmaN, farmer, Mt Ah lei. A. D. Pettyjohn, farmer. Liberty. Ietr Heater, farmer. SaMlwUy. REASONABLE CLfTS -i ON STAPLE DRY GOODS 25c R.d Tablo Cloth now . .15t 7& 38c Past Color Turkey Rod Tablo Clo'.ta, now ... 25 7& 56-inch Dleachod Tablo Cloth, only 25t 7d Bleached Cotton Toweling now 4 1-4eyd 10c Hoavy Unbleached Linen Towdl ingj now 8 12 yd Bleached Muslin, only . . Q 12 1A Boat "LL" Unbleached Muslin, only 7 yd 36-inch Curtoln Scrim, only 44 yd 40-Inch ohlrtlng, only f)f yd 12H-lnclt Twilled Shirting only 9 yd Best 10c nnd 12c Porcnlo only 8 'd 10c Light or Dark Flanclctt03 now 7 1-2 yd 10c Whlto Outing Fannol now 7 l-2 yd 10c Dark Outing Flannel, now 7 1-4yd 10c Dark Plain Color Outing Finn- nol, now 7 12 'd 7c Whlto Out'nu Flannol, now 5 yd 26c Blonchod or Unbloachod Turk ish Towels, now 10 yd Good size Cotton Bluukots . . . .45 76c Cotton Blankets, now . ...GO 20o Hoavy Wool Sox, now ....15 26c Kxtrn Hoavy Wool Sox now 19(5 COc Ladles' Floocod Underwear, now 39 11.25 Ladlos' nil wool Underwear, w 90: 75c Lndlos' Floocod Unlonsults, now 55 $1.75 Ladies' all-wool Unlonsults, now ?1.45 25o Children's Floicod Underwear, now 206 36c Children's Kxtrn Heavy Floocod Undorwonr, now 25 12 c Lndlos Hoso, now 105 l2V4o Lndlos Gray Mix-d IIos?, now 10 25c Ladles' Hoso, now 19 Hoavy Never Wear Out Boys Hos, now 12 1-2 LACE CURTAINS & ' 50c Lcce Qurtain( 2 yards -: 'A yaHs long; 38. lorik, v long, 75 yards long, 5t $2.50 Lace Curtains, C yards long, now ...;.. .'....$1.85 now 75c Lace Curtaln8,2 n6w '' $1.00 Lace Curtains; 3 yards now .... .....,, ..i. .... ?1.25 now Laco Curtains, CALICO 7c Standard Calico In mill ond rem nants, whllo thoy Inst, only 4c a yard. We do not limit you on any article wo advertise. BOYS' SUITS $1.50 Boy Suits, now ....$1-15 $1.75 Boys' Suits, now ....$1.25 $2.00 Boys' Suits, now ....$1.50 MEN'S PANTS $1.25 Men's Pants, now $1.35 Men's Pnnta, now $1.50 Mon'a Panto, now , $2.00 Men's Pnntxi, now $2.50 Mon's Pants, now $3.00 Men's Panto, now e e e e 75 $1.00 ?1.25 $1.75 $2.15 MEN'S SUITS $6.00 Mon'a Suits, now . $10.00 Mon'a Suits, now $13.00 Mon'a Suits, now $4.25 $750 $950 240-246 Commercial Street i -H Sk urn tko pride of tke ooantry 'raund, iil by other girls wai she; U UeaMty ami heulth ake did abound ly tnklag Itoeky McaUin Ton. Dr. Stouo'd Storo. EVERGREEN ' DEMOCRATS ACTIVE BETTER MILITARY CONDITIONS Ar(i Suggwdrd In (bo Annual Kojtoi't of Gtiunt IWrll, .f (l(. ,im,rlniu Olilff of Stair. (United piojrt iwiMd Wire.) Waaklivgtoa. Ja. .CMld, tke MNtoea aad more jwy ar uggeied by Frnaklla Bell, chief of staff, a4 tke OHly tkree tkiaas that win in duce experienced soldiers to remain A NURSE DESIRES REVENGE (United Press Leased Wire.) Walla Walln. Wash.. Jan. 9. e. .., anv Bermmou her ward. Miss ATTEMPT TO WRECK AT (United Press Leased Wire.) San Diego, Cal., Jan. 9. What ii tii,Uu .. . ' ww.w.vu l iiuvo uuuu an aivuy. w .. "'4H,", " wn "nr-j wreck a locomotive and a carload ef -. ... mhhw courianii), paasangors .w. r imorming her employer Mia. uul. lie -..- Hniw woouey, a nurse the Hoyal Infirmary, of Hull land, u out of work. from ISag going out to the steam ship Santa Rosa, was made last night Through tho discovery of the pW many lives wore saved. A hwrr rail had boon placed directly Promptness and Dispatch Ck fcH4 U kaajt wiUt eo.rttr. aMHUMhilkH ajM erriu tth this huk. 'fti xterlux (UaaaHat airgtk R4 asnmtlT MaaaKeiM4Nt irowr ut4dfdtla (a the lUinf ox ywr taking Ui-ke- pi mm mm. Safe Sfafe Bank i ae cm ia! jhuj KllT Nrakir tke farmer, tke match wHl to " IHtoka and U'nir ... ,'kw Oallforola M4tOHe(ckt. have .beea w fr ie roaad before ,a Houn cib ua January si km 'iNTk tklks ke ra ei Papke to ,krk (hat 4a(e In ,i-w of th fart ,kai to wold Jra wore aaoey la Sua VnuMiero KM SaftJ, ik H'wtkweet n,. Ilflki. kaa at iaet twr4 Matok, lie elte4 i lt. Jokaa J Mtot lor a Ji-roWB4 MM before aTmh'a adsaa A(hle(le Club Th 4a alcht. Jaanary n, wUk HIHr "to as refer There waa a loaj o4 4Upme aver ike welghi Ctausht lu ih,, n.h, , ohl wm eskhM rw eaetiMMMiU or noosaamtlua tkt' cjl. K fcwtUr jww 9i ? . aH ittake UalMMt Herk! Syrua ad mH w wr it la no tima. Tke .ur MM for aoatht. eMs. broaakHU aej -. (M. JWa by U J. Jry. (Knifed lrej Leassd Wire.) Tkotwa, Wath., Ji. 9. iBaarin tke MUo of i to war koreoa of D. kMOraey. wkfl aot yeaUroa) weralat: aad derhio that It waa not tke ore r tine to aaosxiMe alkaglaoe to W. ''. ae eooirej eosamlue mi lie saoetlag lu yeotontay afteraooa. enouraed tke Xekroakoa for ' oreeJ. 4et. Tie aute eonratlo to elet tea BAlAta m. v- -"" Tr vtu be told i vostsuao, atojr It. Tamuu win i. ia - . ... r w u presMMUty. h nkiwu . .w roaa .! istttt to to Nott4 o at tke Ptimntf eleetloa. ttkt eoovoatliM il to atttted to about Tftft di.. gale. She Is hhiv saaIt 'd. and wl J! ?h ? 0 Kn8,and'c the tracks over which the inn ana warm ub th n miuni,n ... Ih the armv. fionerai ti.ii m o i rn..H.ii v.' .... -..- wr- naa io pass to reaoh the steamer. T an Important report. b bUag over W7ly Z re . n J T , aU aWarancos tho rail had ba ment or the ooHdltloaji of ika ! 'tke dlers. wklcU ke kas fiuhiM, , ...-., ' Z' " "". "UH ms I,a-V- The wharf of the steamier ii u-. .. ".::: ?:" " Rn ru . .....v lunwifrwi. NU dMdlv worl- sha ..i.i Prf linl.l . ... .. .... . VWHIVI nuii a man M (Uw seme ID K. can tell Mr with his ba' got In company projects moro than 10M not help feot Into tho bay. Tho steamer's dot Ska also W..I. , ..:,:: "" y. TnoHwr mr aad deny klm tke urlvil af kome wk. .--.. " ,tK01 ,3 al tUa ond ' tho wharf, and,!' urenan tno accommodation of passenger trains are run out to the steams from the shore at stated Intervals. At th nnlnl ...U...- ii. ii .... nIMi ituivne .,, ,,.... . "" "time vne run ."" IIIUNOJ, IIHIt bOUTl'XU. aCrOSU th. trnnV. M. r.ln WOM freaa LeaMd Mr .- . . . . Settle. Wask. J.. J-Toitr. 7 ,lUrIO(1 the WUa"., Jame .r. v..l -V- . 1? Irf- dro Of 12 foot to tho waters of t Tke tke geoertl mwU tkat tke toe come a lc 'of ikTSi ' hy' whloh are 30 f00t dee ' tW . T-,, m, nisoe. normal life, wklrk Is marrtod life. la Juat what ke tklaks of km impooalkle." says Oeaoral Bell. "To ' 01!! peroiN H ,q wrry ,8 siaAx lmpoa.'A WOMAN'S DKVOTIOX i" i n niiaioa, lae reatorattoa of tke t a tee a feature would operate for jcrcter estotoary and coateat-eei." (United ""rem provwe fMAHara for suit of hr.v.PU -';.:.""' married aooommlaafcMii ... .. vr : ".' . T ."""- "ir -iumrrr, ia. ' time lturaa.1 ami aoa-commiaaloiied oAtpm at 5vo tke: a general increase la a . wet lor in uy. Ho alao mmmmmJ. tk. - . j . " u many uatlenti -M.iN to lot.C oPwl ;?L,, th t WiUnr fever ITaTall aA sa .a I - ' w -w vnamivn WBlsi VsVmaai e M, ie. " ""' " nk wooiLt rtmavAii a5!?" J2!? roMUfO TO IIXAMIXR to to otovo tkoi af 1Hh Muth wM Yoa faol aa If ye tod oa fa. . w m tore Nearalgia. 1 H: kat gt ru ei tk ,,Mi.i. y apyias Ballard's Saovr i.i.i. -nra. naou uwg ta Ue rU for mWs Ume kuk ami atf,. o,d bJ J. Fry. MO,wa ."T- m werj Bell tklaks toea livisaxar. Yaatarda ... !L rwy Slneoi -mnt. ctotto. akoaW to allo tke p.ef .urp'fc. camT?o ker tk WM,,' l of the W army man: tkat tkelr ratloM akoold ,k.. . ' .Teai.i .to. kr ta nt. th. u..,; to impvmi; tkM ttoy to sl xm-'tTuJlZZ-'JS! .atma bmm KMmMMoat ami tar auartort. laat we tax of is oaata far tto aaaport of ik, soldiers' kome stoukl to akolUtod. COAST IKFKsl (United Pross Leased WJ) Washington, Jan. 9. The board rf neors. who will visit a oetorn cities to Inveew IHte the harbor Improvements uod way or under consideration !ooW toward f urthor onaratlon. leff for tM Mrs Wood' ak-r . ... . " wt tkls mornlnc. first to CaliforsU a t"n p the coast to Puget Soestj Tb ormit l'tuvdon Phi) Tn oard will visit Tacoma, O'rffl?" Uok ela.wj.er, lh o d Bverett, " Mtaor aad see tke advau.... I t Vaadotte. Tke n.c.- .. Miss Winifred Kelly, of Eug iioatcomery kad dlkt i.i- u.. 'ortaae totwoea wT- w1 ".? -.-. x. ..: . " "" "w " w""fwi, or irregularity, k - w i oifja.Bnia i str fkA io-... .. -. ifi. .. . -. aak. Una's Pamllv TLia,ii,u ' 7..?". " Tka PaS,j011 Plav I .- wmured Kelly, or ..- tke graat araa.iatrrA .... - ...." " Cl,rl8,, w be ,rftsa.,:, appeared from that cltv a hMrfka Vi... '.::: :..TT! :",w !"" wt week. basi.i.. t V a B85la 8e, u lor ,5e. JaE -'--- ""y. drowned Rh n.,nnnA n an A days ago, was thought to be lort j drowned. a - --- ww k. a.i Eii a.i - j w im a.t4aA bany hotel.