Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, February 20, 1908, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text8 UAILV CAPITA! JOURXAL. 8ALKM, OREGON, THURSDAY, FKDRUAIIV 20, 103 HERMAN BILLEK MUST HANG GERMANS TAKE PL4CE OF SPRING SHOWING Of Men's Women's and Children's wearing apparel for 1908. Spring stocks are now in splendid condition and selections may be made with the assurance that everything is in keeping with the dictates of fashion. The assortments were never so comptete, nor the prices so moderate. New Tailored Suits Models Tho assemblage grows more In teresting ovory dny-now frtfirlca ap pear and many, many now moJcla nro being presented. Our collection In quite ns alaborato an nny show ing has been In tho mlddlo of tho tenson. Tho womon who wl'l eolort Ihelr spring suits and coatn horo will select from tho most fnshlonnb'o rondy to wear outer garmonts ovor produced In thin oily. FIRST FLOOR Spring Dress Goods First allowing of apring dress goodn surpasses all forniar records in1 variety, number and beauty of styles and fabrics, and tho great numbor of superb novelties - and exclusive -de-Blgnn Wo Invito you to see tht goodn while thoy are at the zonlth of tholr freshness Wo think you wPI say tho allowing ban never boon but- ' passed ov.n here. FIRST FLOOR Waists For Spring wo now show In this now dopartmont a most wonderful assortment of BpragB fancy crea tions In nltk not waists of white, ecru and orcam colors. 1 st Floor ; - ttM H nionas And wrappers. Such n grand ar ray of house dresses wore ovr before, placed on display In Sa lem' lawns, perca cs and fancy cotton cropu In ninny different patterns, first Floor GRAND EVENT Its an cu&y mutter to dross woll It mousy Is no object, but It Is not so easy to droin woll at little coat. Theso womon's Long Coats will 111 as though mndo to your order. I12.C0 to $20.00 vnluos to closo, $ 7.05 $22.50 to $28. Ha values, to oloso, $14.85 ItKADY-TO-WKAIt MIXTION I nt KLOOIt. Shoes Tho fntnnus broad walk for lit tle folks Is v: ry much In favor by the niotliir-"tlioy help ahape the tiny, tender feet. 2ic Bhoo Polish 15c i:v anni:. Just Received Mnrrh pcttorns and spring stjlo book Prlco 20c, Including u 15c Pattern-Pattern Ikp't ' i ;rKI N-r--r &W.-v Wl . Wash Goods . All this season's latsst creations In tub fabrlcH, frosh from fashion's loom. HOl'IK MIHAUi:, OKIKNTtfi 'M.U. LYONS FOULAW), hii.k i'i;iUii:i:, DOT 'AM HA I BILK, HILK HTIUPK PONGKK In threo of tho newost dollcato shndes, brown, bluo and croam. I OU)VKH. In Kid and Cnpo glovog we atruiil sldo and side with tho best metro politan stores for quality and quantity. Our vnst quantity mnlus selections very oaey nud satisfactory. Long nud short la llcm" and misses', all shades, nit alaes. Wo luivo rocolvod largest shipment of Imported kid glovo cwr brought to Salem, all now and thoy nro ready for your choos ing for Knater. (United Presi Leased Wire.) 8prlngfleld, Ills., Fob. 20. Her man Blllek, accused of killing elx members or tho Vrzal family with poison, must hang for the crimes. Tho supremo court of Illinois today I affirmed tho v rdict of the lower j court, which sentenced him to dlo on tho gallows. I During tho trial tho prosecution introduced evidence tending to show . that Mr3. Vrzal and Blllek sought, through the death of 1ior flvo chit-! dren nnd hor husband, to collect In Burance on their llvos. In oxecutlngi this plot Blllek administered the J nnlstnn. Thn nvldonrn that aided to convict him was given by tho sixth J Vrzal child, who overheard his moth er and Blllek plotting. i i o (United Press Leased Wl Boise, Idaho, Ftb 2u .j win tnko tho placo of JCI,fl cultivating sugar beets in i according to a statement tho Utah & Idaho Sugcsr Be pany, operating a dozen f,. Utah and Idaho. The compaj cars state that tho Japanes proved unsatisfactory nnn ments havo been mnde ,? hundreds of Germans, who w their families and cstablh - i ncnt homes. PLENTY OF MONEY FOR CELEBRATION. TROUBLE LIKEL1 IN YIGfl (United Pros3 Leased Wl Vancouver", B. C, Feb causo tho Asiatic exclusion has 'decided -to hold Its dec t!on on March 7, a Chinese per published here, contains ! (Inciting all tho Orientals In i City News llnrrN, Ilm-w, Hncc-s Susan C Clark, a widow, also of At tho rink tonight. Racing be- Hllvrton No date Is given for tho gins promptly at 0 o'clock. Skating happy event, but It Is understood It as usual. 1 will bo Homotlmo In thu very uoar future. The prospootlvo groom Wmtlirr Fair tonight t wsmwi Friday fair nuj Kimy, linen, llttcre At tho rink tonight. Racing be Bring V Your Chickens Wo want nil 'you have Capital Commlsilon Co. Phono 179. tt llojV CI lib Banquet Ths Kalom Buys' olubs banquet, hold nt tho Y. M. C. A. rooms nt C:30 Ibi promplly t B Q'olock. Skating '-ok list evening was a pxo- usuitl. Ww Watch llrpnlrlfig A. U. Gardner Is locate In Haas drug tor on. Statu street. For 30 year with 8. W. Thompson A Co.. jewolem. nouncvd aucoeu, more thnn 60 rop resentatlves from tho Christian, Methodist and Prosbytorlan clubt being In uttondanoe. Tho arrange ments worn uniquely carried out, tho Methodist buys attending to tho dec orations; tho Presbyterians acting as j wait; the Baptists providing tho duties, and tho CongregatlanaJIfttrf the Mints. tt$j b tfrirrtt CJraiMwl liinina Fowler was grunted u dl torce from hor husband, Il&Jph jywi,g HiswbjattUoi Judgu Galloway on the ground! ef - fitremo cruelty. The nklnUff. wto "MW flfclnwl Ia U a good booking yeiiitK woman Uhi r" -dsj re at Ui rink kst 18 yoars ef ng. tetnel that nt ikt ,Bhl 8ft NUttHt ( QtoWft (all tla of hsr murrlagt, H was wry ,M Come and e Uulgkr rmnU IT years of ?,. and Unit hr Uh- u "Wf dlffsrt. Haslag oam. lHd Mrjurd himself at tho time si B,w,91 lrompijp at $ Mloak. tMkttti: out tho lloiuitd Uv swasrliut thut h wa 19. (fhortly ftw tr suu 'IM--- lusrrUs. Mm. Vwlr tsstWd. J. K by tk fitvaiW. KewUr trated hor In a Bwflly lBK UsirMiB OtWwy. I'rloo now abMslve mannor. thrsatHlug to kin ,s08 Ha an ,MU- nUountf liery aud often ktrlklng hsr. She has ,u - m4wM orders. ttt?K given iisriulMltm to resum hr WftldfM natso, Wimwa DftKHtth Ml kpy, tf jru W( ntarskmattovN inn U ths Hints) m vtL fem. and Uv m' 4Wt - w tvmk tsdsi) Two tons of QhlsktHi Mi vk Cspltsl Cowmlo OtiuiMRLy. l'hoit A a- AUnn 17. tf The nr dtMrtWMit was UmitM l K Mt aktrm at U tkU Mcvib, ItarM, IU- . iHMWHtug. A t!ikft w4Mkm was At tho rink loulgkt. Itac4ng hrt.c, Hdittstg tkat tksf as KlMraB)Uy at 9 a'$oik. BVatlsij 8atk Vftw tru but up Btatss his ago so &9, while the bride to-bs Is nine years younger. Iluhy Got CnrboWo Aeld Swallowing tho uontetts of n bot Personal Mention Mrs A. Moggcy and daughter Florence, from I'ortng Is I'ralrlo Canada. ar in the city, -guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Molson Thty will romaln until March. The Mlssee Lydln SNd RMa Powell, tlo of cnrboilo acid, wblcli had bsen who h" bMn "" Mrs. C. H. loft within his i-sacU. Virgil Crlppeu. 8ni lb- r"rwl U thslr homo In a 2-ymr-o!d baby boy. dlrd within ,Mrl, ! mornlMg. an hour In oonvulslom att y osier- Mr'- ' Chsloo', who has bean day aftsrnoon. ut rte homo of his "" Mis. John Kirk, loft for fathor, John Crlppen. an employe on hom al raBevIlli. Idaho, this tho Gllbsrt & Patterson hon farm at "wiiIiik. I-3ola. Polk county. Dr. W. n. Morse. I Mr nRj 5lr J- M- K'"K. a'tr n (United Prcs3 Leased Wire.) San Francisco, Feb. 20. "Wo jr havo J25.000 In tho fleet fund and l0 arra theniHolves immedlatl have not yet begun to cover tnc tJj0 ty council does not sti city," said A. A. Watklns, chairman demonstration Chief of Pollcs or tho finance committee of the gon- borlnln will enlist a couplo oral reception committee this morn-rej special policemen as Ing. "Thoro Is no doubt that wo will B feared. bo nblo to ralBo the money needed to give Admiral Evans ana his men ai sto6sel Found GuIHrJ rousing time, for tno peopio or annj (United Pross Leased W Francisco nro snowing mo ngiu gj Petersburg, Feb 20 i Bnlrlt. nnd R lsonly n quostlon of suimkoI. tho iitmslnn mr asking, and thoy give." WHO irrondored Port Arthur The lowoBt marie sot is siuu.uuo tho Japnnosc-Russlnn war. wa but the hope is tor an even larger .f0unii guilty of capital mlso sum As most of the merchants nnd ti,0 nature of tho scntonco II manufacturers, as woll as bankers, been announced. Genera's I'd havo not yot been asked to suu- nelss wore also court-martlaM scribe, It Is ulaln that thoro will bo no difficulty In raising all tho monoy necessary. SHE MARRIED B1AS-EYED JAP (United Press Lensod Wlro.) Vaucouvor, Wn., Fob. 20. Mr. and Mrs. Klntara Tnnakn loft for the homo of tho brldo In San Jose, Gal., at midnight last night. This was dono upon tho ndvlco of Sheriff Sap- their fnto Is unknown Instead ' of sentencing Stoeesel to death, tho Judges rocommondcJ that he to prison for ten enrc, and bo excluded irom the rcrvleeJ oral Fock was reprimanded Genornls Smirnoff and Hcli acquitted. O' - IYXAMITls KX1'IX)I)KI) "ALL OF A SUI of this city, wai summoned, but nr rived too late to do anything for tho unfortunate ohlld. The funeral will tako pluoo tomorrow nfternoen. In. 'torment at Amity. Art Quickly House far sale for , Httqulrf BiMMldlHg Ugglug Go. eud HUIIUHN DIUTII t)l MILS. WlllTK OF lllCKltlUL. Mrs. M P. White, HMgest daugh ter of Henry Meyer, otte of the ear liest seUlore h the Wilutwet'j val ly. died at her keme In Itiekrool Wednesday evening at l o'eloak. The family erod the iU1h tu the. esri)- forties, and settled near Bal ls, whiw-tt lhv )utva ln FiiLliu! Mrs. White w u motuker orfthel Ut vta1 l S1 -w... .. J" I wouHeWsr. a a uuiil wt HU Ttwttt TsemM r revolt. aul? Si! iik uj health haw en rlHK y K enw kteHt mtuiome, nro- t hrwu time neiUw tke tire or the suder Vtva been dseci-eJ OkvlMiMH ckwrek. sHd about aft mra m. Iea1ng a WHkiHd and fonr ehll- drH. Mr. Wklte ws abmt on a tain In Masters Oregon nml Wahlng tea hi WHslaesM, and comM not bo roecketl IM time n arrive at home oofore her deU. He Is exoeeted to- Might om the HverkiHd UpsIm. Mr. WoUeVi eiilWre are a so. Homer, ef lUoKieait llaoHor. 1 Washjuiua. Wasji.; a dsMghter. Myrtle, of Ulok roal, asd a doogMor, Mm. Ci Pan Ujhi, of tkk cty. Site leave atetent md orothers a (Uow J. ' Prosk H. and Q. w; Meyor. of DaV a4 Amw B. Meyer, of Kail OltX. w- Maede J. llaUt. of DaUasj Umi Mi S. T, Klss. of tKU olty Mrs. Whiio was (It oaky alot a k rhu mr aviR oeatR u-s a gfoatJ wurpww to aB, and wlU be x weatod oy Ue eailre eojigitealQ-. Tho MUr?tm Market prle imM tt oaltkeas Capital Oowe Oomsy, phose wring to ewwace ult asalHst ike m- if MtNufAturr for hevy dstoagos.l " Cohort tooK the mdieJ lat - Pr'1 J' "wwkiosilow i tWr to overcome aa atshIk on ' niefaee Very akertly atterwerds at tootli turaed blaek sud Uksb fsitistr u l " HM TMsWodkU ivrsstlso is SU. f " 1U t,lM " ,MMI " attr Mort, lim to p m. M,j ,8 w MM(W ft lea tft u U sitter of Prssk Mr4lls suort visit with Judge W. It. King, left for their llakor City home this morning. MIh Hlllo King will ae oonipany them as far as Portland, where she will remain for a short Uote. Judge and Mrs. J. H. Boutt Ufi Ckk hmm-hIhk for a short Pleasure trio to PortioHd. Mrs. a D. MlntOM to vHJUHg Port lml frUode for a kort time. Mr. aMd Mrs. W. M. Itseorts, of Mrlo. were Is Soleot yesterday. I.oels c. StrlHger ki left for a Urlef WeslHeei trip south. Merruy lfc Wade, fomerly of this Uy. bMt now ot PorUaid, whore he is tlior of "Te Ikotoh," wa Ih towa WedNdajr. Mre, w. M. Strode, of M$r. awM H01US LOCKHAHT At the tomtly home tw Ssoksso, ox Friday. K.fersry II. 19S. to the wtf of K. B, LMRhW, o son. Mrs, Lodkhsrt wos foroterly MlM Jfosette JderedUh, of this dtr. asd edHosdsy, Dr W. IL Dooth, of Ulwute, re- twrood to his hsewo Wotineeday ev owing, after a snort vfch to frWods aHd re)aUw here. Mrs. C. Troot who has hoa vu :ting Mr. aiul Mrs. W. U. Dsroy, re tursed to her hoMo a Martoo htet OVOMllig. r son Mr. A. A. Jetswo, fomor reideMs of tMe or. Whs sow of Poise. Wuho. re vieltw Mr. aM Mrs. A. H. Strc. Hv. J C. Uekor ad wM. of S. ;tt;t. are ioHlttg Mr. J. HkiKfii. nr. llakor was ferotofty Motor of tho Haotlot chorea m this dty. n 1IKD. CUnlted Press Leased WW North Yakima, Wash , FebJ Investigation by Coroner Fra pington, after n tolegrophlc conaul-tto tho death of 8car John1 tutloii with C. nercmnn. thn Bton- father of tho brldo. who llvoa In that tho ,nan was nt-tnipMng to k nlly iiiu nun ujiiuiiliiu niiiu iv ti. l.i.i .i. --i ... i.l no caroiessiy iriea to rq S IIBT til IlllV. 1 11(19(1 Ulll 1IUIIIIT im ' Anna Johnson, although sho gave tho lho flro wb,cU bad burnca lo' namo of her atoo-fnther to the onnn. rynamue. jio nao a hi lv nlftrV W,. mnrrln,? t ,- lnn- hM, and WBB bresklBS Cffl ma lovr into vsHturnv hv th nnv P,ec h his left hand and Rohrrt Yoammn. nf h nn,,ut ,nB them Into the fire H flhnrch. Thov uoro .ii.AnvAra.i (n standing then about two fml Portland shortly after tho coremony 24 8t,cks of mA wnlcbj by tho deputies from tho sheriff's of.!thowln- Tno Bt!ck ,n h' b,1 Acs lit Vsnooevrran.! ini-.n tn B ' "' "rby nppearea io twly by be sheriff. It was upon his M at tho Bamo t,me advlco that they decided to comply k,,,td ,u,tant,y with Bergman's request, and go to! H JWtf. It has developed that tho witness J CTArD DIAlMj who awore to tho application of,!1 3 lAKIt llrtl"! Klo:ara for the license was the Rev. j niGlt CLASS GOODS Ut the dsvoty shorlffs declare that GEO C. WILI muipwR ni ms uh jiuwrmuuiary hotweeo Miss Rorgman and Klntara." nwd arrawged all of the dotails of the wedding. Doth the Japaneso and tho girl appeared raldtantly happy last night whH they boarded the trolsi, aad ooither oould apparently HMderetaad why their marriage had treated such a furor Ih certain clr-e)es. Johtso Hoimitiiiiitiiiiin i A'K.VVBR. la Hat Sstos. Wedi. day aftemooR, FWry 13. of aj . pksxj-. Adam Weaver, aged H years. The dteeeeed is Mtrvtved fey htht widow, two tutors. Marguerite Wear- er and Mrs.. ndoaa. aad two daughters. M, Aaaie M. Wwthlag too m4 Mrs- AUee Weaver, all f CttJUOBvitle Orso The ressans ar to be shipped to CsayesuHe for NOT CONTROLLED BY DESERET NEWS fetltltttS3Mi Norwich UnfonFlre Insarancc Frank Meredith, Rnddent M Ofllce with Wn, Brown it 39 Commercial street. MONEY TO LOi THOS, K, Over Ladd & Bush's Bank,SM limtillMlllilll' NEW TODA1 oe. idoho. Fob. 20CharglRS that the story originated with the tl-Momoa agitators ta Idaho, ojHioa oy Fred T. Dubois, forniar UoMod Suios eeostor. the Hvenlag CajOtal News today doRieo the roport Wat ot to the effect that that poper k Mhliohed omier the oootrol of the Sdlt Lake Desorot Now Company, an aiijKaet f the Mot won church. The paper says editorially that the report was seat out fr purely political roo sooe. The first story appeared la Vhe, Salt Lake Trribtiae. as a Boise clal, hmt the local eorreepoadent of thot paper deales its aothorship. It Would Seem So. Oyor "Spenklag of the ses-KJos. Htuioor k the pride of them alL" Mycr Hw to j a,re that t" Oyer burls' U goeth before & fall you kaow Chicago News Vnt. SaJ T.nrcfl bodt ar-d eradA second-crow fl Cf 1117 or 12S3 Pcwaas 2 S-tS For Sale Several houes la and farm 'ands at a ta-f8- l-1 Vatlnnnl TlnHtC ' ... ....... Pt- Por SaIc Frosh row ars 21. WtHHl For KaleO-d At d t s aTnllAnt onndltion. J T"?1 .... .i. Krtrtm IS I Bash. butWItiff PhcJse !- Q. Strlngr. 2 20-li For Sale Good young fresh r-l so have & cood S-roca c. i,l.,. t.n. tar nrst r8-! UT-vi man ". - oi cu- street ccrcer 24st street. Phoe 2l 248 . .. m.i . An liCa-CS- iwm um - - A Baker. 280 North i I Phone 626