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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. 8ALMM. OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1008.
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jf the Rain Keeps Up You Had Better
Get a Storm Cape
no new blizzard capes aro the best rain excluders ever Invented.
Wo handled them last soason with groat success. Thoso who bought
wre pleased, and sent Ms moro customers
Price $2.00
New Shirts
Frr coif and negllgeo shirts that
tot .Ike dollar values for only
50 cents
Coat Shirts
Aloo plaited golf and nogllgeo In
all stylos. Splendid offorlngs
$1 .00 to $1 .50
A Typical Oregonian's Suit Case
Made of full stock cow hide, lined with Holland Linen,
fitted with shirt fold and brass ilmbrella clamps
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Price $6.50
Ladies' Cases
Matlo of light wolght materials,
such us' malting, paperold, bamboo,
etc,
$1 .75 to $5.00
Best Leather
Suit cnsa for mon and women.
Satin and loather lined casos.
PORTLAND
WILL SEND
DELEGATION
TO ATTEND SMOKER
COMMITTEE FROM SALES! DOES
GOOD WORK AND WAKE PORT
LAND'S BUSINESS MEN TO THE
IMPORTANCE OF AIDING IN
BUILDING UP THE CAPITAL
CITY.
$7.00 to $1 2.50
USEMENTS
minim
next
Grand Opera Housp.
&to!c Company all
orium Holler Rink.
. aiteruooa and evening
The Vaudette,
pictures and nt, ,,.., ,i
f,Tr)r afteraoon nH avanin
fc&Ur and Mondav nf.
nnd thero will bo n splendid exhibition
of rifle shooting. All this, at popu
lar prices, should fill tho house.
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WILL HE TRIED FOR
MANSLAUGHTER
(Unltet? Press Leased Wire.)
Seattle, Wash,, Fob. 14. Guy C.
Strauon, socrotary of tho Acm.
Shingle Company, will be charged to
day with Involuntary manslaughter,
In an Information which will bo filed
by Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
M'KINLEY IN
HONOLULU
A committee of Salem boostors
spont Thursdny at Portland to get a
big crowd up hero next Tuesday, to
honor the oponlng of tho Oregon
Electric.
Exerted Himself Heroically.
Tom Richardson, after tho big pre
llmlnary nt tho opera houeo, and as
a result of .tho deliberations on how
boot to push tho Capital City monsto.
smoker for the 18th, a commltto con.
slsflng of John H. Albert, Geo. F.
Rodgcrs, C. M. Bishop, E. Hofor, F.
W. Powers, Gideon Stolz, J. L. Stocks
ton and C. II, Hlngos was appolntod
to Journey down tho river and Invito
Mayor Lane and other lending citi
zens of that city to como to Salem
on the 18th nnd onjoy tho hospitality
of the Snlom Board of Trado and
othor boosters, and help push Snlom
along.
Mayor Kodgors hoadod tho call In
person, and In n happy manner pre
sented tho case.
The Portland Crowd.
Among those who will como from
Portland to nttoml tho big smoker
on tho 18th are tho follewing:
A, L. Mills, Ilobt. Livingstone, B.
L. Jossolyn, p. I. Fullor, P. V. Hol
mnu, R. Loa Dnruos, J. P. O'Brlon,
John P. Carroll, C. S. Jackson, Mayor
Harry Lane, W. M. Ladd, I. Lang, I.
N. Flolschnor, W. J. Burns, T. W. D.
London, E. L. Thompson, J. N. Teal,
R. B. Miller, F. II. Fogarty, L. Allen
Lewis, N. Neustndtor, J. S. Scott, W
D. Whoolwrlght, II. C. Campbell, C.
P. Swlgont, W. B. Ayre, C. W. Ilod
8on, W. 1). Glafko, T. 8. Townsond,
P. B. Clark, Ed. Glltnor, II. M.
Adams, C. II. Carey, II. M. Brekwlth,
G. P No'vlns,, P. E. Tuokor, C. P.
Cool Id go, W. S. Tumor, W, W. Cot
ton, G. M. Talbot, S. B. Vincent, II.
W. Schmoer, Prnnk T. Griffiths, II.
L. Plttock, P. W. Loadbettor, II.
Wlttonborg, Jay Smith, Jefferson My
ers, Wnltor P, Burroll.
A sloopor will bo attachod to the
train from tho south, and will roturn
tho party to Portland In amplo time
for business Wodnosday morning,
February 19.
The splondld rooms of th Illlhee
MORE NEW GOODS
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Just received another shipment of our
new Spring Suitings. We arc now
showing many of the choicest weaves
and most exquisite designs in the new
sukings at much lower prices than
you can find elsewhere for the same
quality. Our Dress Goods depart
merit, that has been so popular with
our many lady customers during the
past seasons, promises to be even
more popular during the coming
spring.
The new Calicoes, Ginghams, Per
cales, etc, are now ready for your
inspection.
UNDERMUSLINS
Dainty designs and big values on
new undergarments.
NEW LACE CURTAINS
Now is the time to select your new
Lace Curtains. White the stock is
new you will have many choice pat
terns to choose from.
BED SPREADS
We are showing a fine assortment
of Bed Spreads at prices that will
interest you.
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This store closes at 5:30 every evening except Saturday
MAY SOAK THE
T0BACG0 TRUST
(United Press Lonsed Wlro.)
Lexington, Fob. 14. Announce
ment was mndo today that tho Amorl
onn Tobacco Company, known a tho
tobacco trust, will put to n torft in
tho' higher aourts tho Indlatmont re
turnod o.i)arjitQjy ngninsflta ngonts.
AUornoys say tine anil-trust law Ik
upheld through nil stage of tho 1 1 LI -gut
'an, and that If tha maximum
flnoa aro ImpoHod thoy will be 1Ik
club. In the Niks magnlllcaut temple, gor than tho 0110 aseaesod In the
that tho attornoy-gonornl Investigate
the land holdings of rnllronds, to as
cortulu If they aro refusing to soli
landB to nettlors nt rooHonablo prices.
If such Is found to bo tho pnHo, tho
aUorney-gonornl will bo directed to
tnko the nooMwnry steps to compel
the railroads to soil In accordance
with th original terms or tho grant.
Sonutors Fulton, Dopow nnd Ovor
man, the sub-oommltteo nppolntod to
Invostlgnto tNp matter, reportod tho
resolution to ,tjio commltteo of -the
whole. T
on Liberty Btredt, have been secured
In which to hold tho smoker and Jol
lification, and one of tht moit sumpt
uous spreads ovor undertaken by a
Snlom pushing organization will be
placed beforo thoso in attendance
on the night of the ISth.
ease of the Standard Oil Company by
Judgo Lnndla nt Chicago. Thw min
imum could bo $8,000,000 and the
maximum $80,000,000.
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(United Press Loosed Wlro.)
Honolulu, Feb. 14. In chargo of
Officer J, P. Korrlgan, of Portland.
Horace G. MoKlnley, who Is wanted
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&Ku4 Daughter.' present-
. w siock Company at
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in the latter city on oharges iuvolv-
Vandervon In tho sunorlor court to- ,nB ,aud frauds, la on route to San
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day. The specific act complained of
will be the killing of Henrietta John
son, tho 5-year-old daughter of
Francisco from Honolulu on tho
steamor America Maru. Tho Maru
arrived her today from tho Orlont,
NEW YORK WOMEN
DEFY THE LAW
Jacob Johnson, of Ballard, on Jan- i McKlnley was nrroatod a few days
uary 26, who was run down by an ago In Mukden, China, thereby end
automobile driven by Mr. Strntton,
t ing the long search that
f made for him.
had been
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Opera House
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.STOCK COMPANY
dally at
Craber Bros.
PLUMBING
AND
GAS FITTINC
WISCONSIN
FOR BRYAN
Will give prompt attention
to all orders, guaranteo our
work to give satisfaction and
to be up io the sanitary stand
ard, AVE WILL BE PLEASED TO
GTVE ESTIMATES ON
CONTRACTS.
Call at our shop on Liberty
street, back of Barr's Jewelry
Store. Phone 550.
(l'nltd Preee Leased Wire.)
Milwaukee. WJs.. Feb. H. The
Wibooneta Democratic convention to
day adoptd reeolutlone endorsing
.William JeHBlngs Brynn for the pre-
idential nomination, and iRetruotia
the Wisconsin (feiogatton to the
Demoeratie national convention to
vote for him "first, last and all the
time."
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Tornado In Toxoh.
' H&U&s, Tex, Ib. 11. Report. re
ceived hore today state that a storm
struck Tyler, Texas, early today.
Several pervons are reported killed.
(United Press Leased Wlro.)
New York, Fob. H. Members of
the police forco aro preparing for all
sorts of trouble next Sunday, when
the suffragists, according to tholr
announoemont, will march 25,000
strong through the streets, in splt9
of tho law ' prohibiting demonstra
tions of this kind on tho Sabbath.
Conamlseloner Bingham deolarea
that he will ue vry policeman In
the city. If neeoMAry, to prevent th;
parade. The women say they will
gather at Union Square ami march
northward.
INSURANCE CO.
INSOLVENT
WILL COMPEL
ROADS TO SHLL.
(Unitod Press Leased Wire.)
Washington, Fob. 14. Another
blow at tho railroads controlled by
Harrlman and otli'er magnate Is oon-
tomplated In congrote.
The senate committee on Judiciary
will report a resolution directing
IIKTTHlt ROADS
Mi:i;n.(j adjourns
The Marlon county road supervi
sors concluded tholr annual mooting
Tuesday. Much progresn was made
during tho two days of the meeting,
tho prlnolpal feature of which was
the arranging of n con tost for rond
building betweon tho BUporvlsors, In
whloh $1200 will bo divided among
tho winners.
The mooting brought out much en
thusiasm, and many speeehos wore
made, and at tho conconoluslon n
vote of thanks wns oxtended Judge
Scott for his energetic work during
tho yonr.
LIME AND SULPHUR SPRAY
DEPENDABLE BRAND
Manufactured by Gideon Stolz Company, Gor. Mill and Summer Sts
HALEM, OREGOX PHONE MAIN 110.
V guarantee thl.i spray o be a strictly pure lime and sulphur
solution, test 29 to 21 Baume.
For sale by KI.KTCIIHK &I!YIII, I). A. WHITE & SON'S, TILL
SON' & CO. ND AT I'AfTOIlV.
Pijrft js r.u p. i baip'l, $1 .",o credit for barn-1, f returntl
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W C Tlllsonls confined to his
homo with a severe cold, contracted
during bis v!sR in the East
(United Prose Leased Wire )
Albany, N Y., Feb. 14. Atiorney
Qeweral Jaoicson today made appjka
tiOR for a receiver for the Mutual Re
serve Life Insuranca Company on the
ground that the concern is hopeless
ly Insolvent.
The application is based on the
report of the state Insurance exam
iners, who. with the Colorado Insur
ance commlssloa&r, have been Inves
tigating the affairs of the Mutual
Reserve for some months
Now is the time to place
your order for anything
needed in our line for
spring planting. Such as
Walnuts, Apples, Cherries, Prunes, Plums,
Peaches, Shade Trees, Ornamental Shrubs, Roses
Our Ornamental Department is the largest and
most complete on this coast If you need anything in
our Kfle 'phone Main 75 or address
OREGON NURSERY CO.,
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