Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, February 28, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextI. If Hew Shirt Waists ft sWpmenj, of nets, lawns tTi.j. uwc rentfied us Saturday. ?" (.. ..lummere ranori from gtfKtS OH ITC IHIJTUvmw ..- .-,-... $4 to $12.50 ress Goods ftttltr Cblffon Panama, doublo fold, 30 inchoj wit 1 8c yard (Win Suitings, mado In Bradford, England.' A isrflne spring fabric. Und QOr varti " w. ,., ...uuv i.j 1WUUB. lUUUIVIlViniUU Usdidotrae) .....'. $1 35 yard INE STREET GAR llM rv in " I J 1 lm In at I nuLU uri Affttl Who l8 Hcul of n "lletfd He Formerly Op- 1" Portland. , Wtsh. Pflh oq iini tCuijr. a iroune man lvinn ' U h'J tOmO U-flB nrt.a.tA iftSt os , .i. .... piWr 6 a sranc nf omn , - B . 'HUUt bill Wag idontinn.1 ... t . U ,.. w.w..w ?" Ur J,A'. JT - crowd wllh mow f ten aB,i fnM ,. 1 7 ap t&e ,-ar was tkM itb wit af the crowH. " A? oW. w.0 le- ' at ..... U.. roctl HI " Tifi ,... .. T C9i-. i. :i it roe t tue Ct- I'our MhN RxliIHl - -A .!- tiai tn.- Cia -. Bl!i Ml(tti.i.. r ik v . ie,i.. 3 (, mui,,., iB UuMta tke m , w , - tt i,, ,, rrr i ri- uay u lMlired Cfettph n itc nmxs a & (- ' . , "er for ,. -j... . ear, t" i . fehr?.lu now; 5Zl!?5."-! rleatDr Ston L S tockton THE OLD WHITE CORNER .i.a fa ttiA flni-lrue waiinn vrn tuv Unu la MlliaiinU-'"" -" "t O ?" . " .- ' ' ...., L, peltTlHg DVJ-n v- -f t " -- ""-ii ijnniiiics HttU firiCCS., B; gTrugcra a broaGcrraHge of mcrclmmliso titan ever before "and J ; v jjjofig aro shown 1b every liae. Wd Imyp endeavored to get the ' ! " hc9t flHd ouf log oxpCTJCKCQ has given as the knowledge wlUeh makes " ". " iLi, .. a tuibn lwtrB ltA anurlnuo m.1 ,l. ii 11 ' coaoBilcal baslnesa methods wd clos0 attenUon to or business enables ZTta uncfcrscll tlid more extravagant iejrew. Buying for cash gives us ' a, cKt advantages la tho way of tltocomita, aad large the lowest price coaeesafoa.Om1 Mora fa.g safe oa0 New New Suits, Skirts and Jackets Do you know (hat when you buy a suit in this stotv It moans a saving of $2.50 to $10 and when you buy n sklr! or Jackot It moans a ssnvlng of 50c to $5? Comparison will provo (hat our offerings In rondy-to-wcar goods nro un equalled In nil Orogon. Wo nro Bhowlng all tho now styles and clotha for Spring, 1908. Wash Lawns nnd Ghallles In noat, dcslrnblo pattorns t :! '..m Z ... . t'ATTLK RGQKIPTS f ' AT 11IG CENTERS (UnlUtd.Prcfls Leased Who.) KansrfsClty, Fob. 28. Hogs, ra colpts, 1,0,000; cattlo, 2000; shoop, nnnn Omaha, Neb., Fob. 28. Hogs, ro- colpts, 6C00; cattlo, 1500; shoop. 2500. Chicago, Feb. 28. dloge. recelpta. 23,000; cattlo, 2500; sheep. 10.000 Hogs opened steady to strong to llvo cents higher. Loft over yesterday 4100. MIxod, $4.204.47;, heavy. $4.35 4.50; rough heavy. $4.20 4,30; light, $4.20 4.42; CfttUo, ttrong; sheep, stoady. For RlicuiMticSumH-. The quick rellof from pain altord d by applying Chnmberlnin' Pain naim makes ira favorite w-Rh suffer, era from rheumatism, salatloa. lam back, Unnbago, and doop seated and muscular pains. For sale at Dr. Stono's drug store. m firaber Bros. Will gtv prompt attention to au ordttrs, stiarante our work 4o give ealiefaotloa and to be up to the sanitary stand ard. WB WILL III! PLFaSED ffO GIVB nSTI.LVTES ON CONTRACTS. Cal! at our shop on Liberty street, back of Barr's Jewelry Store. Phono 550, PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING 111 " !. l-iTTTT THE HOME' STORE .a i., "n-vn moil) IMUUIUIKIHE J f - TV" ?' i quantities gets us in every respect. ' Undermuslins IP Skids, Gowns, Corset Cov, Chimise, Drawers, etc. Wonderful virtues in Mus lin Petticoats. $1 .50 eacli w '!?. SrottU'PjgMft'UI m.rmn'(iY '(vmr.M Goods Soo us for high grndo fabrics. Utility Cloth, mndo by tho Amoskoag.Mnn-ufnctuf Ing compuny .,,,,,v,., - 1 5c yard 6c yard i iDoautlful 'Lavne nnd Silk Organd os. Raiah 8 11:. . and Morcorlzod I rkw t tp A r-tif- X53C lO q 1 .43 EFFORT TO SAVE MEXICAN (Unltod Press Loaatd Wire.) Lo8 Ango'OH. Cnl.. Fub. 28.-An ",,,u"' l!u"n,quM ino cr,mo ., , ,- , r , . . iw ovldentjy robbery, as $700 effort I. undar way horo tosave An- r!llch, Rodg0,x , klJ)wn to hftVQ tonlo Fsllz, sontoncod by a Mexican J carried, is missing. Tho hd was court to bo shot on tho chargo of crushed to t pulp, klrtuspljig a countryman on Mexican ( ls supposed tho body wna placed Boa. and bring him to Los Angolos,on u, traQk to mako it appear Uwt for- trial for murdor. Follz 1ms ak- RodKQly' hftd been run ovor by a n an appoal to tho supremo court of Mexico, and friends nrn trvlnc tn seoure testimony to prosoot to tho court which may havo bearing on tho ciise. Attorney Appel will sond n tninorlot of fuivlt parts Qf the trial o? Juan Antonio Pueblo bofore Judco Smith Ip the superior oourt us hojir upon tho as of Falls to Moxl - eo. ' ' Pusliln. whn fa nnnvlftttxl txt tn murder of Majnuol Mgvem In Sunt, health., having ueo of his llmbfi, eyes MunlOH h 18US, wu eepteneod to and oars. He line llvod a baehelor Sen QuohUp urleon for life, and dIM life slnao earning hero, and noting there buqw Ulp captor la Mexico it known, of hit relative. H has had bMi'.trtl tor kldnHplag ( iteed hlaicy and tolmoeo eor elncfl -r ;,.-.i...p l. trty beyhood. infill sriinni, i)iiiiati& ' . In the wa of a consolation dt- but, a It !e cai?4M by tho wjie are iatreted Iu th weUgjre of Sulttnin M& ehooi em. teeee two blgli, sckeol will eaw ioethir toel1it i m Rwemoiy ro or tne -Bwero; high eeHooi to debato the anbjeet? "Resolved. That the members of te' ,8tHtt leglBlwtiM-e should be apeolrtr ed by som sytin uf propotlew reprsowiJoa" i 1 wbool urton- The LtWOH W&k wittulHK debater ar at Saltw a vto I Debate liigleat S o'clock, sbara. JAdinhwJoH. f ont8. , Tpru Oat and akeer tho Salem 1 O.UUU m DROPPED AT FARO (United Press Leased Wire.) New York, Fob. 28. Gambling circles are much interested and en couraged by tho news that a woalthV coal operator from West Virginia has JuBt dropped $25,000 at ono slttla . In a faro game. For 24 hours ho jbucked tho game until all his cash and checks woro gono. . Starting ln at night, tho West Vir ginian had a streak of luck, but only raked In small amounts. Fresontly ho bogan to plungo. Luck turned against him, but ho remained at tho gamo until $25,000 represented hla loss. In tho twenty.fourth hour ho dis covered that his sumlly of money was exhausted, nnd his checks, woro gone. Then ho was forced to quit. - FARMER KILLED IN QUARREL (United Press LoaaQd Wire.) Spokane, Wash., Feb. 28 Franir Sherman, a farmer living about four miles from Othello, Adams county. was killed yostorday morning by 13. A. SnOrllrilT Wlin wlfll Ma vutn llvn.l with Sherman. H. W. KrauBo, a business man of Othollo, says thnt ho anil Dr. Judnh, railroad surgeon, wont to tho Shor mnn In respouso to a call. They found Shormnn lying on tho ground In a pool of blood botwoon tho homo nnd stable. Sperling said thnt ho nnd his wlfo had boon quarreling and that ho hnd loft tho house tak lng tho shotgun, Intending to kill hlmBolf. Shermnn, who wns In tho stablo, carao out and tried to tnko tho gun awny from him. In tho strug g!o, Sperling snyB. tho weapon wno discharged and Sherman was killed. SIIINGIiK FACTOltlKS WILL NOT CLOSI3. (United Press Lonscd Wire) Seattle, Wash., Feb. 28 At a .mass mooting of tho uhlnglo nianu- , facturors hold In tho Elks lodgo j room yostorday evening, tho novo- cntos of continued manufacture by Bill.. .n. .... . P-"" """ praciicniiy socurou a vie i,lory cvo'' 'tuoso urging n comploto iS Ainu jfl rt ill i Un .u l.l.tl. &.... """-uuwu uuui iitu uiiuuio oi jpm After a splrltod discussion botwoon tho advocates of tho two lines, of policy tho matter vns finally com promlnod by tho nppolntraont of a committee of 4hreo who nro ompow orofi to call nnothor mass mooting whonovor thoy doopi It wlso. MUllDEItEI) AND LAID ON TUB THACIC (United Press Leased Wlro.j Butto, Mont.. Fob. 23 A murder mystory hns boon .brought to tho light In the finding of the body of W'Hlam Itodgoly on tho track near I niti rvL..' a . .. tram. 'aQHIKMAN (JOES TO POOR FARM. (United Pross Loa30d Wire.) Wnlla Walln. Wash., ob. 28 Junoe Hood, who clalms'to bo 102 yoare of age f,nd who haa llvod Iu ,WaMa Walla over 40 yoars, was I Ukon to the county poor farm lato vaatordav. Ho 1b In flriv immi Clilcago Omiii MiirkeL (United Press Loasod Wire.) OMeaiD Pah. 28! Mtfy wheat, op! QOtt; highest, 99 Mi lowt tTi Wl8d, 98ft y wmt omioa, cio; highest. CIU Iqwttf. 01 e; olosed. Rlc. Mtooats, opened. 8o; bigheec StoPivat S3o; olossed 83 bid. fJ n Keeping Open House. K'erybDy u weioomo when we 1m esmi and w fi that way only whan our AltcMntlva oraans nr -urnrk. mg properly. Dr. King's New Life liver and bowafto - so perfectly one Jean't hejp fiejing gogd whea he usee tUaeopllte. 2c at X O- Perry's drug 'I V . ---- win wwmwnMHRi GAMBLER SHOT IN QUARREL (United Press Leased Wire.) Stockton, Cal Feb. 28. Joaeph Ford, tho gambler, who wfca shot la a quarrel at tho gaming table In Tracy last night by J. L. Hutchinson, died this morning In the localBmer goncy hospital. Hutehlnsoa has beea locked up ln tho local jail on a chargo of murder. Tho shooting occurred ln tho club room nt tho Tract Hotel. Durlntt tho gamo It Is aaia that Hutchinson became very abMsIvo, and when Ford took him to task for hla words, Hutchinson drew a revolver and fired threo Bhots at him. Tho Injured man nnd tho prisoner wero brought to this city. ROBBERS FOILED BY '. A. WOMAN! (United Press Leased Wfro.) Los Angeles, Cal., Fob. 28. That tho vaults of tho Hollywood Nation al Bank and Hollywood po&tofflco woro not blown' open Wednesday night and lootod of tholr contents of thousands of dollnrs In money and vnluablos Is ontlroly duo to tho work of a volunteer "woman dotectlvo. On Information furnished by tho woman, three mon hnvo been ar rested and lodged In tho city Jnll. They nro Ralph McCnbo, D. H. Hall and Charles Drown. All woro hcav lly armed with the latest pattom high-power automatic ' pistols, and each wrfB equipped with a mask and comploto holdup outfit. Tho plans of tho trio woro cleverly lnld, tho pollco say, and It Is furthor stated that detoctlvos working upon tho case hnvo material ovldenco In hand. Tho first information tho nollco had concerning tho alleged plot wnj Tuosday night, whon a womnn liv ing in n rooming housO on East Fifth street said fllio had overheard tho men discussing their plans nt thntj place. According to he police, tho wo man Informntit said that sho fur nished tho Information concerning tho proposed robbory because Iter ftwoathcart had becomo Implicated In tho burglar' plnnB. o BOB SAYS REVISE TARIFF (Continued from First Page! gram ho forwardod today to Frank Harrison, his Nobraska manngor. "Not rovlslou up, but rovlslon down," says tho Wisconsin states man In tho mossngo. "Whenever n monopoly provonts compotltion, tar iff should bo loworod to tho differ ence In tho cost of labor. Whonov or the coat of labor required to pro duco raw materials In this country Is not greater tlmn the samo Inbor In other countrlos the monopoly-1 controlled nrtlclo should bo place,! on tho freo list." 8enntor ra Fol!ott also suggQsta tho appolntmont of a permanent tar iff commission. o MOItK LlTIOATlpN FOR STANDARD OIL. (United Press Lonsod Wire.) Cleveland, O., Fb. 28 District Attorney Sullivan has filed ault In tho fdorni court agqlust tho Httiud- ard Oil Compuny similar to tflul now in progrots lu gW Loul. Hie ofllolnta of the oompuny are sum- monad to appenr tu oourt on Maroli 9. Rov. U. R. lfilwortny. of Hlijyarii Waehtngion, to ntlfiiding to hutia mattors. mnd vtolting friend In tb 'T 0 1? 1? Q '"' '" -- - '' "r Spist Company, 20 Broad Walnuts, Apples, Clierria wx$I. r tho first day of March, 1905 Peaches, Shade Trees, 0rn9d at, ywi, ow . ..i....i ... . -li..- day of January, 1908. J. B, SAWYERS, OUT Ornamental Dennty Treasurer of DoIaa County, l tt ti.' Oregon, 1-31-imo nwst coinptetc on this co? . - oor (ine 'phone Main "75 OREGON F con- 9 .-. mmmmmmmmmmmmm WHEAT MARKET FIRMER (United Prosa Leawd Wire.) Chicago, Fob. 28. WvMjwM wheat ma'rkot responded VHh Wfci or cables, totalling 2 peace -t ri In American wheat yesterday. Ckl cago opened hljthor. tho fcay tlon selUng to 99 He This ignre proved to bo tho best for th ar. however, as consldorablo nroltt-tak- ing and faUlng off in tho demiwJ caused a moderato reaction, Mar lw Ingttt 97 and July 92. Now York, Fob.. 28. Mock oponod strong on tho exchange ikW morning, sovoral individual Immm making satisfactory gains, ahmhmc which waa a two-point gain In anf ar, and 1 points ln St. Paul, Nortk orn Pacific nnd smoltor. AfUr tlw first hour, tho market lapsed Into )V usual dead state, and no attempt wero mado to relievo Us nogleele condition. Qpocutatlvo tntorast i- ftntinrt in Innllnn iinlll Hm mMrfMw hour, and thoro woro gaps of ie- ionds ana oven minutes betweea .na tations. All stocks fared alike, Thoro was no point of special Jute? flst. Tho cl080 was dull and Irreta lar. o mrt WOMAN SUFFRAGE SUFFE Now York, Fob. 28. Inatcnilf roccivmg tuo 'attention of a 8Xt)' iiiuiio gniuonng, sovoral ' gottes woro bombarded with yttyf f Sr whnn tfint. nttmiikit nit tA l.ir .U ..... v.avj ,ivu...iifcvi4 iu jllliVI vm f c Mr.n .t.n.i n .i.i u . ' In tho cnrrlago dtovo up In front of tho stock oxchango were Mrs. Borrman- WdIIh. the EnKllBb ttuVra I ' ' ' -,-,-,- getto; Mleo Elinor Murphy aniAh or woll-known womon aro fl for tho C8AIB0 of woman uuMrmjmm" ono of them bad just startW . W , ' . -. t Bpong from tuo carriage whHi . ...... . .. . .. - . - uomunramom, uirocteu ny a rew mossongor boyB, bogan, Tho tmt fragottOM drovo awny with tholr feel ings very much Injured. FORTY MINERS KILLED . .8ahlm Mox. Feb.. 21. Forty minors woro killed outright today. and 200 woro entombed by nn explo sion or flrod'imp In -tho mines of tho Montorey Steel Company nt Lo Rol 4a, ten miles from horo. Strong gasses nro retarding tho work of roBouo. nnd It !h feared nono of tho Imprisoned mon will bo takon "t Uvo. Mexican officials aro dl rectlng tho rescuerorshut very Httlu progress U being mado. Sovoral par ties who ontorod woro forced to como out ngaln or bo overcome by th fuinen. Tho mlno employed 2B0 Jnpunou mid Mexicans. MIHUNDURWrANDLVO AT THE mITH OAl'JS. The ioortiid UlfUoiiity nt tho Elite Oaf botwoon u waiter und ono Of Saioin'tf hop liujer grw out of a mlauiHlerHtandlng ovr thu conditio of oie eggs thnt wero twrvud t hop.iuiyer. Tlio pruprivtura V wbiil thing tt'iJu agxerntiMto trlfimi of tlt Aittnttuwit ofeyor over the ImaJttiit. Miwrw wh.o glv to gt fU thr paMru. t& drug' H. no ktock-down and ri"4tC tS . f.eby given to all par- lool bonds No, X, ?, NOW h4' an J0. ' ehool VOUr ' 0? DouK,as county, tupeoa' t0 Prcfnt tuo sain l,KUkIng houso of tho New THE AVENUE Creewt, icee, CfM as4 coffee lose, Coreer at Savastoafb . A7INH aVMSHA. N. it Ti-mm " ', ' , ire-. T , & , i. ftf. it t .4 :vi IT m t u. A rp , m X m ml wm hoy to victory, store. t t ,uibs, iy uuvu uvt, hhv ui"W(t ttorney tery hablta. !.