Daily capital journal., January 18, 1908, Page 8, Image 8

Money
There's many money saving opportunities on all kinds of seasonable and
wanted merchandise, broken lines, short lengths, during our great
MOVING SALE
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Make out your lists for future needs and procure them during this sale
Silk Waists
ItKDl'CKD ONlVrillHD.
Tailor Suits
iti:i)uci;i) o.NH-Tiiiiu.
Tailored Suits ,
ItHHlTHI) ONK-HALF.
Skirts
ni,'i)U:i:i o.vh-tiiiiiii.
Bath Robes
HKIMTItl) ONH-TIIIHI).
Kimonas
IIKDITHI) OMMIAI.I',
Muslin Wear
ItKIUVUI) ONU-Tlllltl'.
Children's Coats
HHiiuciin o.vi;.ii,M
Furs
KIIIIUCHI) U.N'ICTIIIIIIK
Ilnrk lYoin tint Philippine.
(Unltoa Press Leased Wire.)
Ban FraneJsco. Jan 17 The army
traniport Muford arrived this morn
Ids after a 3s-dny'a voyage from the
Philippines. Aside from A3 regular
PAMongera thorn were on beard over
200 enlisted men from the army,
navy and marluv rp, !l dliaharged
Million, men military eoavleU and
sovoml liifano men.
HHVt Torpedo rivj.
(1'nlted Preaa Uaaed wlro.)
Ida Janwta, Jh. 17. The AroerL
can torpedo flotilla Is oxjHtoted to
arrive here momentarily, bavins
pawod Cape lrlo. north of bore,
this tHomlag.
1 Q in
Muhtl llalUl In Whipped.
TaagUr. Morocco. Jaa. IT A tor.
rifle UBOHemot to (V ravine Hoar
JfetUt tMMweM a Pencil wlewu ad
A BUWWr f p MHNM)Hled Wy Mm
lat JlalW'f fori otctrred WwUi.
day. aceordiag u a dtaiwtra Jott r
retTd kre The new to tk effwt
at ik rrmk gain rlci vie.
tory. aWhoNKk they wero oauata
lrHl Twenty Prwieli MMIon aad
thr tmiUr Mr wo Ma
or the Arab r 4
OHihiou (or ladtea at J,S0.
tlei. bin ik. .- v .'..
E3j!tkntj
MtiM.NM llMaedluntocJatraw'"
khvt
full W.t
., ., ,.. nr
ou of Hat and
t4, or a ay
SALEM SHOE STORE, e& Mapicii,
236 STATE ST. SAlfM nnrr.rM '
Saving
Dress Goods
All this Benson's dkwmI dress
goods In plaids, checks and over
paid In n wldo range of color
combinations In medium nnd dark
Bhad- 3C to 64 incho wide.
60c vnluos,
Moving Snlo ,
76o values,
Moving Snlo ,
fl.00 values,
Moving Bale ,
$1 26 values,
Moving Halt ,
3wc
.... 50c
.... 67c
84c
$1.60 value, (M f)f)
Moving Sale 4 vv
2.00 values, ti "54-
Moving 8nlo P
1J.J0 VRlllWf, Ci fj7
Moving Sale P -"
Organdies
l'ancy Silk Orgnndlen In light,
medium nud dark ehadea; val
uw up to 05c yard, 4 Qr
Moving Snle iJ'
Hosiery
Hosiery bargains worth Investi
gating; nil are of the beat make,
material ami llnlah.
50o ombruldorcd Illnok lloso In
full range, of
slaw
39c
tile nnd 7lo
II OSS,
Moving Hale
ombroldered lllnck
48c
SjtriTifl
C'm
nsMSMEMmSkSXMA
HAVKI) Till? UVMH.
Hut May Die lYom Wouudt Itivt'lvt'd
at HamU f HoIiIhtm.
New York, Jaa. 17. ThreuRk the
hravMry of the ulKhtwntehmuu an at
tempt to Muel the fumuut Kuax
Morimu oolleotlou of preeloaa atontu
la the AiHorlenn Musoum of Nnturul
HWtory wna frualrateil at an oarly
hotir thin inornlHK. The wutohmau,
John Kenny, wa (hot and probably
fatally uouaded Wy the would-be rob
bor, who owmk1. Keway waa mk
Ihk hla rouade when auddunly a man
jawtittHt from behlad a door, aiwl
atrwek him with n blunt laeUttweat
AltkoNKk partially Htaaaed, Keaay
Krapelwl with the Intruder, whereHp.
oh the latter drew a revolver, kot
Keaay through the band and agala
ktrnck blot over the head, kaoek la
him down. The ataa Ned. Whoa
Itenay recovered be called the police,
bat no traae of the robber eoakJ be
fonnd. U la feared Kenaey aaffered
eoarowloa t ike brala.
Uai tawUy Modlolae eaanut
mvo all doetotr UtIU. bat oaa aare a
Reed aaare of theat. Qa tvra.hll-
HB(s parkaice ba kept a whole family
!la k4 hMltk for a year.
Dependable
Sho2s
e
tf yon waat teadole ehoea. we are
toared to at )oa. If yn vraa:
lyllen ahoea yon may dooond nnon
dtaK thow W. Wkhr atylUh
or ao4, yon way roty aoon one thine
-Uey u viiks, 4oMifaU. aad
o do nn a km awoteoaa that onr
nrtooi aro n,naoWy 'rnt.
Hom aw a row .inMy Invttin
eorta t now tko Ur. Dnnn
n iia.i -.i.
- ." r"0 ooj for men.
ntunir dwirtM.1.. ..
wrantJo,, All rZCT'L 2
, .,.., w..vwtv
DAILY CAPirAL JOURNAL, 8ALBM, OREGON,
Opportunities
Cleanup
on Footwear
Broken linos of men'B nnd wo
men's high grndo fihooa nt greatly
roducod prlcos
$3.00 nnd $3.60 kid, pntont nnd
dcmM;rlght shoos fo tf1! Q
womon's wear .... v)OtI
$3 r0 fitmotiB Pingroo shoos made
.for womon, readjust-," 'f
mont snlo 43 I -
$3. SO values In iiioii'h shoos In n
II tiH variety. 3 fiK
Snlo price C.UJ
2 fie Rhoo polish; Hold ovorywhere
Ht the uniform prlae, 2f A t?
Re-ndjuatmont sale Jt
Knit
Underwear
Wornon's knit underwear, cslet
Ing of vettu nnd pants, long
ttluovea, ankle lengths; natural
grey color; Hue llulsh. Regu-
lnr $1.00 value. ,
Bpoclnl
75c
Huvouy Yarn nnd Spanish Klos
worth (tip to ISc skel
Kxtro. apodal .....
5c
6 S.
jonA
rt W0ftAreC
1'irrv-Hix .MumKi!.s
OrfKOH'a llcronl for Killing During
tlu Ynir 1007,
During tho year 1907 the criminal
records of the rltms oouatlea of
,, . . . n
h ate of Oregon reoord IC mur.
dra. Of this numbor, and In splto
of thu fact that only ten murderers '
eHipd in iHoehoa of the po lice of. '
tlelahi. wot a Mingle oauo 1 recorded '
whore caplUl punUhiaeat waa ad-
was
lnietred In oxpintlon of the offense.
Ih fact, only three of tho (C nwir
lerwrs were onnvleteil on being tried.
Twu of the are serving terme or
aeoond degree verdicts, while the
othor who waa eonvteted of murder
la tho third decree haa appealed to
tae annenor ooart and hie once
aow pending.
la addition to Um ton nnaro
Wended mnrdorora, a almtllar nnm
Wr rvnderod fnrthor Invoatlgniton
Hoaloen by ommmMUiuc tnlcldo mm.
dtaty attor comwltUng their ormo.
iuni momereK entored a olon of
Jf4ofettM and anoeoodod la eon
Ttnetnf a Jnry that nh waa the
cone, while In only on inwnee wai
the vawrltten law plen reoortod to In
)notlncotw of the act. Throe aJIMd
wurdoms wore dinvaMrcod for lak
of eridenro. and U cnoag nro attl
uiim trial.
KUteon onorllooa of huaaan ilia
i-iirre- wbilf one or the oihar of
Upnrtt weio under the inauAM
i'f Uouor. Forty-ihre of tho mnr
dfM wr erptrntel by moana of
nienrws vn by th uw o( the kJUIt
or fcJnni tnatruutvnt xnd one tho
r.urder -hort Harvoy K.
' u at Baker City, by uoo o( a
bomb
la tho en ir ut thr nr no
niunivrtH-V a4ltltlK wecutlon. QfA.
Rludgeu. moriervr 0f hU winuf
la ih city 1 PoitbtPd in 1IM. ad
"ericte of ttiutrr In the ftrat do.
roe. U etlll eoJoylnc !f. aiiti.
a prtaon while nwaMlni a ae trial.
TultilihHlMwnf llqrv
Nw York. Jan, i: A pt1tmi
aaiax the nropoaal f me brwors
to rate the wit of hew Jl r bar-
'' wm mado at a lartoly ittftaJj
ZZ "TS.f JSrr k
wi.iM Mnav aJnvatM
I -
iHs jntftrr thn
SATURDAY. JAXCAltr 18, 1008.
$12.50 Raincoats 7 Cft
Reduced to ViW
15.00 Rain Coats Q flfl
Reduced to "VU
18.00 Rain Coats
Reduced to
12.00
5.00 Bath Robes 7 en
Reduced . OwdV
6.00 Bath Robes
Reduced to
4.00
7.50 Bath Robes
Reduced to
5.00
25c and 35c Fancy
Sox Reduced to
19c
n
1.25 Eancy Shirts
Reduced to
78c
1 .50 Fancy Shirts
Reduced to
75c
2.50 Fancy Shirts
Reduced to
Tho Iticc Proldfin,
JadlHOU. Mlt. . Jan 17 Tni-laln.
tlvo Investigation of the great race
problem confronting iha Snui), u in.
vitoHl In a et of rotolutlong Intro-
tucml tod' b' Kpreeentatlve Deos
,n, -yW'J loKlalntture and
adopted by that body.
Th, molutlon8 every itatf ,n
tho Union to sond a commlMlon of
fair-minded mon to Inveetjgate the
question on tho spot, as a movement
favoring such action to growing
thronghot the South, a fair nn.i
imimrtiai inquiry la naked by tho lei;.
Ulature.
A dm I ml Coming West.
Santa Barbara, Cal., Jaa. 17.
HeneWorth California will ha th
home of Rear-Admlral Urownaon,
who recently nmlsaed aa chief of tho
bureau of navigation, after hie no
oloaoaat controveray with Proaldent
KoooevoH. He will realdo at Oxaard
with his noa. Caalw. The latter
owna one of tho largoat ranehee near
Oxnard. Tho rear-admiral will bo
accompanied to the conat by his en
Urn family.
Awnlte. Action f Siiproino Court,
Wnehhifion. Jan. n. Attorney
Ooneral Boaanarto innoMri tku
afternoon thnt. pending deeielon of
tho United Statee snnromo court ro-
8Miac tho province of the iunhn.1
law, repairing rallrondt to dlapoao of
uiwr eont mine hold Ion the .,.
inont will not pruseut tho roods for
tMinr to obey tho lav.
Aa aoon alter May 1 u it i -.
Ulo to take action tho gorerumont
win inatttuto nroeoodlMMs iw.l
whkh a prompt termination of tn
4HOatlon may ho obtained.
HMymKX Vfelts lbs,
iJow York. Jna it w n u
r ' jm Tjm
mL t tho Woatara ldonuion of
Manors, arrlvod horn mat nhjht for a
with itttsoan V n.
wemahly regnwitar thn
- mm m VV(
it
auko Haywood tho Joemliat ean
dMnta for the proaMoncy at tho nxt
oletlon.
Dvllcts Ashore.
doto4lu Swlfuniro. Heanon and
- ZTZ, Z
- t'vitp( aanore near
Oan.Pi.nory A uS nju gone to the
1.55 j
"VnIkcr Is Discharged.
San Franclfscd, an. 17. The case
of David P. Walker, the ex-presl-dent
of the California Safe Deposit
& Trust Company, charged with com--ii.ii..
i ,t.o cimiiorrloment of the
Colton securltlos, was this morning
dismissed by Judge Dunne, ai ui i
d'aest of tho prosecution. Although
It has been known for some time that
Walker was to secure immunity for
tho testimony he Is to give against
his former partner, it was nut ex
pected that the charge against him
would be dismissed at this time and
Intent." declared tho prosecutor,
moved to dismiss tho ense on the
ground that tho district attorney's
office had no evidence of criminal Jn
tent It came as a surprise to those in
terested. "I wish to state to the court that
after a thorough examination of tho
charges against Walker we have
found no evidonce showing criminal
int nt," declared ta prosecutor.
'That there was culpable negligence
Hioro la no doubt. He was not the
man to bo president of this bank or
I any other batik."
Walker's attorney took excoption
to these remarks, claiming thnt the
attorneys for the Colton eetato had
admitted that there was no culpabil
ity on tho part of Walker. A warm
debate followed, and was Interrupted
by Judge Dunne's torso statement to
tho effect thnt that the Indlotment
would be dismissed.
Poverty In the Transvaal.
And really tho cao Is so hopoloss.
There Is no prospect of an Imme
diate revival. What causod the col
lapeo matters little. Perhaps it wn
the liberal government In England.
Perhane It was Chlnoee labor or
the lack of Chineee labor. Perhnps
It was swindling notations. Porhapi
It was elmply the fact thnt we built
for a population that a country whioh
lives upon Importod goods could nov
er support.
Whatever was tho cause, tho of
fect Is clear enough. Thero are mon
here today whom salaries have beon
i.it down by 50 per cent. Thore are
others who have no talarlos at all,
nnd whose chlldrou live on bread and
tea bought with borrowod money.
They may bo outwardly prosporous-
looking, Ilko the town. I mot two
men tho othor day, well dresiod, ap
nnrnntlv ti-nll.tr. In
"If. Hie olothM that last " onft of
Its tlto olotlio. that last, one oi
them confided to mo. "That's all. if
we got ond moal In two days wo con-
skier ourselves lucky. Yesterday wo
(iiiieti narh-tM wo shall ho nhin to
dlnl perhaps wo shall bo nuio to
again tomorrow. Today wo don t.
it is me BiirmKiug process, oomo
finauclal genlusos manage to llvj
fairly comfortably on nothing how
thfy do It nobody knows. The ma
jorlty of tbo retrenched who had not
tniough money to get out of tho sub
continent altogether are slowly starv
ing Tholr positions Is hopoloss.
Perhnps yoti think the state of tho
Golden City cannot be so bad as this
that thu Btarv Is oxnciiarntotl. i
There Is poveity in other lands; din -
trees In other towns. They do not
make tneao ululatlons. But the
Rand has not beon uod to povorty
like this. Its bad titnoe have never
lasted to lone or sunk so deep. And
the trouble la the peopl ecannot got
away. It la uteleee to go to Klmber
ley or Durban, or Cape Town or Port
Elisabeth. They are juat aa badly off.
They, too. are shrinking. The out-of-work
clerk or accountant might
aa well starve on tho Rand as at
tho const. To leave the country al
together Is too expensive. So he
stays, a misery to himself aad n bur
den to hi friends, llrlng example
of tho shrinkage of Johannesburg.
The European shareholder need
not fool aorrous. The poverty of th
Rand will not hurt him. Rather will
It bring him bigger dividends. It
will forco down wages ami working
costs, aad thus send up profits. His
dividends will not shrink, whatever
la tho fate of the center from which
the gold is produced. But tho only
thing for tho out-of-works to do Is to
go away perhaps tho government
will expatriate thorn. Thore will be
ho boom on the Rand; no sudden re
vival. Steady, patioat work through
out tho country will gradually re
toro prosperity. But the shrinking
procooa will continue for some time.
Do not come to the Transvaal for
at leant Ivo years ami than stay
away if yon can. In ilvo yoar u may
hnto aottl4 down aa a small but
nmporous commercial center th
oommorclnl capital of a small colony.
t toda it u shrinking.
y the way. tho gold output is
atUl rather more than Sft.taa.etQ a
yoar. But if u were twice that
aasount it woohj not help us much.
It nearly all lows out tk .
try. either as divUeatU or in payment
JW imported sood. OnpFKimnH
I the London Mail.
Bun 0 to 4 YH Kw k)i imM
TELL US
HOW TO
MAKE IT
Directions to Moke the Best Kidney
Remedy Right at Home
To make rap enough of tho "Dande
Unn treatment." which la rlnt.nj .."
be relieving nearly every sufferer who
uses it lor duckuciic, Kiuney com
plaint, Bore, weak bladder and rheu-
mntlam! ept from nnv irnnil rir.-iA.-i
tlon pharmacy one-half ounce Fluid
Extract uanuenon, one ounce Com
twiiitirl Tvnrenn nnd t.hre nnnnoo r,-
nniinrl Rvrnn nf Snrfinnnrlltn ci..,..
well in a bottle" and tajco in teaspoon-
nil doses alter eacn meai nnd again
at bedtime.
Those who have tried It claim thnf
It nets gently but thoroughly on
the kidneys, relieving backncho and
bladder trouble and urinary difficul
ties almost InBtnntly. Many cases of
rheumatism nro known to have been
rolieved within n few days, the pain
and swelling diminishing with each
dose.
A well known local druggist, who
Is In a position to know, asserts that
this prescription, wherever it be
comes known, always ruins the sale
of tho numerous patent medlclno
rheumatism cures, kidney cure, etc.
Tf I- n rfirnlun which tlin ninlnrltv nt
patent modlclno manufacturers, nnd
oven cerium imyuiuiuuH uiumkc io see
publishod. Fow casos, Indeed, which
will fnll in full V vlnlil in lln nnpiillnr.
ly soothing and hoaling Influence,
SUNDAY DIXNKH.
Soup.
Clam.
Fish.
Frlod Smelt.
Bell.
Chicken With Country Gravy.
Entrlos.
Chlckon Potple.
Roast.
Chicken With Dressing: Leg of
Lamb With Dressing, Pork.
Prlmo Ribs of Beef.
Vogetablos.
Mnshod Potatoes. Corn.
Dessort.
Lemon Pudding or Brandy Saucft.
PIos.
Poach, Applo, nnd Mince.
Coffee, Tea or Milk.
Chicken anc.
KLITIO HOTKL.
13. KCKI.KLEN', Prop,
o
llll'll I'linol SlulMllir l'nrir.
T,,e flr8t of n 80r,0S of h,Bh Bchoo,
Bk-tng ,mrtle8 wnB Rlvon nt tho A.
dltorlum rink last night. About 80
students and tholr friends wero proa-
ent. The music was for couples only,
and was frnlahod by McElroy's or
chC8trn DurJn tho t tn0 ba5.
ketbnll gnm0 nt Eugcno Wns an-
nounced
STARR PIANO!
HIGH CLASS GOODS
GEO. C. WILL
.1
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1
Norwich Union Fire
Insurance Society
Frank Meredith, Rcirident Agent.
Office with Wm. Brown & Co., No.
29 Commercial street.
MONEY TO LOAN
THOS. K. FORD.
Over Ladd & Buph'B Bank, Salem, Or
l
t NEW TODAY
iajnejajajejaj(ejfajntt
For Sle Bost quality cord wood.
Phone 1417 or 12S3. Downing
Eoff. i-15-lwk
Wood Wanted By f hoso that are
oorapolled to burn wet slab wow.
Why not phone 1419 and get the
beat dry wood on tho market. M-
P. DeanJs. l-13-3t
For Sale Several houses In Salem
and farm 'ands at a bargain Cap
ital National Bank. 6-1-eod-
For Salt? a few single-comb Rhode
Island Reds cookrels, from H-00
and up. Enquire at 2417 Trade
street, corner of Twonty-fourth.
1-17-lwk
For Sale and Wanted 75 tons ol
haled hay, also some fresh cow
An experienced farm hand wanted.
Phone Farmers' 91 l-l7-3t
Wanted a competent girl for gene
ral housework. Call morning at
Mrs. Louis Laohmund, 254 Nortn
Churoh. t
fanuiUons -pionty of thom. at Ar
onue grerx house, and will be aJ
tho tlmo. i-lS-3t
Por Sale 34 norca adjoining ta
fair ground. 10 aorea east and J
acres west of the fair grounds row
Can bo sold separately or in bult
Good Improvements and aU kiao
of fruit.?. A bargain for the rig
party. Call on S. S, Cole, 570 Lib
erty street, Salem. l-lS-Ha