Daily capital journal., January 14, 1908, Page 4, Image 4

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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. ""- """" TUESDAY JAXUAUV 14, 100ft
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Reductions
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Every Suit and
Overcoat
Ii Our Store
BIG JANUARY SALE AT
G.W. JOHNSON SCO'S STORE
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Men's and Boys' Clothing-offered at prices far beldw cost!
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25 to 3313J
Reductions
on
Every Suit and
Overcoat
In Our Store
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Stock to Be Cleared Out
Regardless oi Cost
Don't miss this big opportunity. We are overstocked. The sea
son has been late, for one reason; and another buying has been
delayed. Now we are confronted with a larger stock than we
care to carry at this time of the year. We must either carry it over or get
k into quick cash, regardless of prices. We have decided on the latter course and ac
cordingly offer you our splendid stock at a discount that makes your buying now a
positive economy. THE SALE IS NOW ON! COME IN!
G. W. JOHNSON & CO., J 4 J Commercial Street
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CHLOSSUP.OS.8i.Co.
Fine Clothes Mnkera
MUST MOVE
HIS ROASTER
"Dad" OIiM- wm yesterday nutlttd
fey Bio. Major Uwt he mh. Immedi-
atHly reHevw kU big peanut rontr.
mtllalt WM rtly plaOftl ON H
torn is treat of tit AHdereou barber
hnp mm OoNMaonoliU alroot, la com
rfltane with th etly ordinance re
bitiim la the obstruction or street
mhiI wldtsuilks "Djjd" claims thai
ho hut Ik iwttt right un Ik streets
ur uipreas wfM, but th Mkyr
.Hnt uM lb rot that un express
VBgtHI U auaetaatly on lb more,
whll the peanut roaster hi a perma
nent itlMtrHctkia The NwrMw of
bv retr nay h ha pah hit lt
, ami to MitltM to ilo budaeas,
vrhlle th oky authorities my that
fearing M II;? lltHM Nt give a lore
tlon (W iHy Mrwi, It la said that l(
M Oter to tarred to MOTt ha vtll
k hbi hw rotiatora to Im Aho-
whim hn win Mart Im UmIh.
Mayor ltMljNW ha sbj rIvon
RlrKflUoa hi Ohfot ol lUc OlbMM
A arrMt mil wwrrbaata who 4o aot
Mwiy with Um unltHAaaa rgtotla
tbo hw tna4w4 tM frot tft th4r
3Vm of lmaHnaa.
. !Nw WrU itf IntivHlmillou.
Wj Clark aa4 hto hMUarM w now
ull kaowH UruHaHoMt th otiUro
I
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Promptness
and
Dispatch
Qo ha4 la luaj with waiMy.
axwoMMNoilaUo ul mtWf
wuh tUU hojik.
Tfco ! lUMMMal trlMlU
wiU tmr rMMMarattott la th
B.S. National Bank
fountrv ht tlitn nvv nut mart) com
mlttiH to vlilh bo !iwtW an Iniru
imi Moll nll'K llflUK A i'l :-tli i i
Hmnrhul i-HgtHMT ot iHr hlaho-l!
utttliDK. ami a membar t the limit
ItrotnlNtMtt tMoHtlllo aoclotlaa, Mr.
Clurkt hHH ltaH hooorod by appear
lag Ur iNfltaUoM twforo th Kraaklla
InatlUit Hiul lha AHttrku liuUtut
of ISIootrlcMl ItMginaori.
Mr. Clark wm tha Aral la tbU
MHiatrjr (a Uko up wlrolM tlgra
nhr. aatl wm 'fttagoj by tha N. V.
Harahl to rajHM-t tbo Hrat Uptoa
Va-'ht raco by wlrakma. lahaoriHoiit
ly air. (Hark tnmoMltUNl a photo.
graph br wlrolo. throoah a MlHo-lHch
Ibrlek wait, for tha aaw apr, aal
th a,hlo'oiMMt MtMaatl such a atlr
that two rohtttM of aowa la rwnartJ
, to It wf eabhMl to tho lkarit HJUIoa
(of tU HaTHlU. At 4hv ISIoetrlral ICx
hlbllloaa that bar Wooa gtroa t tha
I Chicago OolhtotiiN. Mr. Clarka waa aa
tactatl tu alhwr tha mxMir mIouuAc
lrturt, aatl mm Klvaa a total of
Naarljr ! laeiHiwi In th CollMum
lAMaax. Tha w4iUm of Mr. Clark
by an xklblUHi mHMMitl by th mot
JxtH.JaNt Wctr1Hl Uh1mmi wn la
lh eoMNlry to rUlaiy a vry grt
OH(UtmMt ( hto ability. PIomm r.
bMwhr thai th aajkbr ad kind of
'xprlNta gtvo by 51 r. Clark A-
poiHto 40 MHM OXtMt MpOM th Ka
jl Hrratiott. of th hall, a il
M NP04I th aaMNHt ami iNIHy of
, Im sk-rirkt vifrt Avmlhkbl. ao that
, th hwtttr baa Hooally to b arrange
to aoiUorm to th looal oo4ttloA. Oa
; tkta arogt wo ar uoabl to appy
prognuM of Mr Clark' letro.
bat wo caa wr for hlai thai ha to
UNIVERSITY
OF NEVADA
(tJlt4 lroon Iwaaaatl tt'ir.)
lUau, Nr Jaa. II. Clortc.
MMkay. prlilot of th IoUl Ti-
bmuUfrig U Unlvoralty of Nevada
campui BurroHBdlac th IJorglum
atatuto or John W. Maokay. Th
laalc.p lmprormBt hv bt
tartod. Maekay accoptori th nwaiN
rangto archltactural drawing, ami th
proposal bHlhllagv wilt b con
trNotd in a "quad," m lhy ar at
SUNford. A I7S.BO0 Mbrtry to In
eluded la th apoelKeiUloM.
Among th ramrjut ImprovmHts
wnttonit by th collg aHthorltl
ar an artlftclal lak. to b ihjuI In
th d) ravin btwn tht dormi
tory and th rciUUoN halto, hniI th
irraclNg of th lawna on th hills.
ENF0RGING
THE RULES
A Salnt dispatch to th tortbiUl
Joaraal Monday )y:
Th aMiHiiioMnt that Swpriii.
tant SttMr. of th Mat lao
MylNm would follow eJvll rTln
princip la h a4aUiiUtrailH of
Uutt laattiatkM hat boaa Ikmi
traghood by hto .am awry dtomto
ul ot d l- i. . . .
n,..,u. yfc ....a u .i...... '! . " ' ""w Hwaoi w vt4a
- " j n nanivimij ui i iiau , .w. ...i . ....
a4 tor M t M ,b. b,l o ,.,1,!" ,0 th! T
aattUa(lMi. both to th adla- C?T . " ot iU
l4tOCOr t. ,ho U . BW.rlc, iM.jltt2a. 7 ' "
9h Co . and. hoi., bo-.a mUtf fm "
m ikai )i ---.L..vJ 'IU vr. and
MM for U .apply of olootrtc ur-
Evidence of insanity
(Continued from pago ono.)
oke, Vu , the next vluieH. Whllu
acting In the capacity of aaalamiit
lihyalcUu of th Virginia atnto Iioil
tnl for th Inaun. at Stanton, In
1SSS, h attndfMl Horae Thaw, tint
aon of Mr. Thaw. VUn h wai
quUond alH)iit tha ootulltlon of
Hnrao Thww much atiuabbllng ful-
lowoil btwn Jerome and Littleton.
UUelon withdraw from th battl
of worl vlctorlou. and Ilwtlw was
allowwl to ttlfy. II daclnred that
th patlvnt was mantally liioomjia
tnt. Dr. UUIbury S. Potr, of Nor
folk. ooHnetd with tu Virginia
ISaatern Stat hojIUl for the In
san. wan oulloti to lilontlfy Ui rao
onl of th admtMlna of William S.
Thaw, coiwlH of th defendant, to
that lHtItHt. Jorom'n objeotlou to
this court was Huatalneil by the
court.
IIowvr. Utttoton suocilod In
g4Ug befor the Jnry the fact that
th hospital book contained tha rec
ord. Dr. Djr was then recalled to
th sUnd to rwHme hto testimony
conrnln the mental condition of
John Hoe, Me aald Rom' Inwwlty
wm of amanlaeal nature.
Dr. bnnrto v. Koehlbr. of Wlnoua.
Minn., fomorty u tutor of Vootr
rnlvraity, whr Thaw was a atu.
dent In isss. ttin,l that h kept
PLOT TO DESTROY
(Continued from pngo one.)
who would denounce this plan of se
curing to tit people what they vote
for.
Th plan to this. In brlf. Ity
clvr underground work already a
suaplclon of Statement So, 1 has been
engendered In the popular mind, and
where h feeling of auaplclon has not
anaen there has come a aenee of
either Indifference or false security.
WHh the people Indifferent, tho poli
ticians plan to put In the next leg
islature a body of men opposed to
amiemeiK .no. l. and these men,
avowedly acting on the theory that
the voters or Oregon do not longer
care for the direct primary and kin
dred legislation, will by constitu
tional amendment and adverse legU.
latlon sap the strength of that .treat
fabric of popular legislation that has
tn built up at bo much exnonaa of
time, money and hard work.
The danger that menaces -the
rights of tho paoplo of Oregon Is not
In the far futtiro nor is It Imagin
ary or even exaggerated by the Peu-
pic I'ress. This iapr has cloly
watched the gamo for months an.l
knows precisely whoreof it speaks
d It goes definitely on record 4 tha
effect that the Plot has ben l.i.i nn
has already Jjsor hatched to Imperil
th entire system of direct legislation
a diary during hto cellos days. W. befnr Hik ii . . .
iug that Thaw w. ShW and Orm '"" "" n 'U
ceeetne student. IU said Thaw waa
wPttoa4Uly woodr. Jarou m..
tloned th wltaeot eioaely. asking him
rw ever ngd R straag look in
hto eye.
Koefcler replleg in the attmativ.!
umng tki the look V wm mot
vacant and flswi tmttt t to aow lie
eld ho bU need Thtw's career to 11
lust i at th kind of actions he want-
e bis pupil to avoid
Why did Mr. Mulkey throw up hla
bands andiuii? InveatiuMniibu.iii
how that the obi Statement &. l
aders had gone over to th enemy
and there was not enouck ar rrM
left la th initiator to make eer
taia th ieeUoa of any man to th
l?it4 Stale, aenatoreblp whe bad
oUy the backing of the popular
Choice. I Otb wnrrf M xr..n
., w, .,,,, mtij
sible that thoy nre nlso fighting th
direct leglslntlvo system throut.l
ll. l -.. . . j-rtt .i ii. . bu
nit ir mimi iimii, -jncK, via mo sen
atorial routo? Think Ir over anl
think what It would mean to 't
corporations could they for aM time
escape tho payment of tholr Jut im
to the state, n pnymont that has od!j
recently beon forced through the en
actment of Iuwr by the direct pri
mary method. Don't be fooled, don
be asloop, audno't itrust the entire
direct leglslaturo system to lt or!
enemies,
o
Mat anything you want, doa'i
starva yoursolf, fearing It won't
agroe, for Holllstor'a Rocky Moan
tain Ton oloons tho liowols and stoa-
ac4i, and makoa digestion oasjr Jx
Ton or Tablets Dr. Stone's Slow
-. -o
IP YOU KNEW
Tho morlts of tho Texas Wonder, jtm
would never suffer from kidney.
bladder or rheumatic trouble. It
bottle two months treatment, toll
by druggist or by mall. Send f
twitnmonlals. Dr. B. W. Hall. .!
Ollvo street, St. Louis.
o .
Too Much Face.
Y.ou fool as If you had ono face tM
many when you have Noursip
Don't you? Savo tho face, you an
need it; but get rid of the neunlgu
ty applying Ballard's Snow Lini
ment. Finest thing in the world !
rheumatism, neuralgia, burns, cat
scalds lame back and pains. Sold bj
D. J. Fry.
After th. W.J .... ,u"" W o wl tte nooular
' "I. ad th e wat , nt-jK-r , lhT JZLZ2 Z WM.w. but he could not hope to win
Uly ua ta port ot the eoaisaltt I SZJ, tk , , , 'rl. by ao?" i" "l' III Qreajea la U
U be, I. rla-e fo, tQtrTmitm " W wlsaply to Uo that a. a" k
?jit r - "-" -!ss "zsjr r ?
IJm. with naarters at the Imperial
rt. IB MlimAmm HA ft U . I t .
-- iwwai. AC auu. KAAB
real. te
nkarh
aaatoty
as
Cburk oa hi aTlroi
iy nHr itmu IUiUHuttoiu?
I Do you knew that rheawsU Mkas
oah b rtvU if yuu deuht thto
Jut try oae npptteatiea of fkao.w.
,ii'8 l4in nlm. it wm Boake rt
fa4 lp poMlMe., and that wrtala.
jty Bteaa , 8Tt deal to any one af.
:fliet4 with rhfuw&tlm. For a1
Koebier.
Court the adJouraed
e'etock this aXteraoen.
aaui S
(or. .UtteMata oae had bo. iIlT.
i at the alsa for it years Su
Hatea4eat Stotaer ut ..- .
that atieaaaats he have kept luak
hoars were not tt t0 ban la ejire
Mb vTmmZ ImTt 7 .. "- to 14 iw
'liefe. S fc ao .nu7 wT SL! rA1D WNTMBNT is guaranteed t
J lex petttieal oroaliT, " MM of IlohlnS' m -sen.
ol rea.Jng or Protruding Piles la 6 to H
day tor money refunded. 50c
the tool of th predatory corporations
bo waai4 thU8 aJld uw
whooa that war as deep as they
ZH """"-ter Jack Matt
"'J corporations
CQIJFEE
The world is full of
anonymous coffee : "Java
and Mocha."'
Who returns your
money if you don't like
'em?
Your rioter return, your monr U yo i
tt SMWIn-'t B.jt; pay hta-
-' -i -
Wants tho Nomination.
(United Prosa Leased Wire)
Olywpia, Wash., Jan. 13. Patri
S. Byrne, formor mayor of Spokas.
who Is visiting here .announces W
candidacy for the Democratic no81
nOQ as COvernnr jitiH M h U C0
fldant of the nomination and el"
tlon.
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