Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, February 29, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text." v. ..' DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1008. ' fc K STOCKTON ME OLD WHIlii WKNliK I O Another shipment of NEW ROYAL SEWING MACHINES the greatest machine in I an Amenta jot $25.00 flBTOLMWIXO IS AN EXTRACT FROM A LETTER THK IHANUFACTUREIIH IM' XliM MFW ROYAL MACHINE .. nnArnn.i r;n it now from oxnorlenco that thla . nr nn nttnirKlhnp ton hnnn. In rant., thnre Me danger In Belling It a.t that pricp and that is tho machlno le . .....nmnrn Minn nnv nvnr nffnrflrl n vonr trndA jui luiiiJiomer in uii'""" --- ... li. n rlnnpi nnil If von know tho nrlon too j will reauzo iu &- - - - Her will be tempted to think .tho quality Is not thoro." ... -... nmni u without doubt one of itio boat machines on tho 'mkitud tho prlco should not bo cut. Wo realize Umt, but wo ...v.,n. these machlnos In quantities and thoy are ours to bo fcpodofas woaee fit. If wo lose when wo sell them nt $25.00, jertoilyour gain. The advertisement is a goou ono ior us. k to when In our storo. J. L STOCKTON THE OLD WHITE CORNER MY SERVICES IN THE CAPITAL CITY Services foronoon nnd ovonlng, Services forenoon and evon- ' UKricrr ii.tnn .i i ii.o.Ik HKllt.), .iiuiiuu illlU uiuuu;i limit, pastor, MWUX iiaitist, Cottage and D . ctitirj Srhunke, pastor. fMHOLIC ST. JOSEPH'S. Chcmoktta and Cottago. Masses Saiii- iM 10 JO p m. Cntoohlsm 9:30 a. in. Vospors and benediction tp n Daily mans. 7 a. in. A. A. Moore, root or.' tftlKISTIAV, High and Center. Servloes foronoon nnd ovonlng. fcaEmtt pastor $ nmismx SCIENCE, Chemekotn street next to olty hall. Sorv- iwnoon and evening. Mldwook meeting Wednesday evening. I ; CEniUL COXOHKOATIONAf,, Ferry and Nineteenth. .Services Had erenlnK P. S. Knight, pnitor. FST OOXonKOATIONAL. Ltbotry nnd Contor. Sorvlcos forenoon iWtllff. h IT. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL, Chomeketn nnd Ohurqh. Services 7:30 A. ."... and 7.30 P. M. Harr G. Loe. rector. RlVCEMCAI, Chemekota and Seventeenth. Sorvlcos forenoon W8c, Morrig HeierllnK. nnBtor. I BHW-W EYAXdKI.IOAI, T.ll.nrt.. nnrl PaiiI. OunJni. onlmnl nt 10 fc PfMchlngat u A. M. and 7:30 P. M. Y. P. A. at 7 P. M. rf1 welcome Now w a n..nn.n.. ... p ttlTKI) KVAXdEMCAIi, Cottago and Center. Services forenoon ". u a ueck. pastor. nUKSDS, Highland avenue. Services forenoon and ovonlng. O. N. rwttr pastor. L CHl"HCH, Uoiodalo. Services forenoon and evening. 5 eunday even'ng. Elmer Pomberton, pastdr. rJ CHAPEL, Mill and Fifteenth. Services foronoon and N McCandlUb, pastor. fur "ium au .uunuu. services vvvry uiuur I!!3" 0KU-MAX, State between Seventeenth and Eighteenth. JJSmLSSy wir- . . " ..' F?HH h "" .Missouri synod, uonter between Thirteeniu ttMomtn. StrvicH5 forenoon and evening. ' a H. Engel,' pastor. Fntia . AIj state and Ohurqh. Services forenoon C !BP,0,),ST South Commercial. Services fgrenoon and IIXM laor. W w,i lf0,)ST Church and Union. Services forenoon and .,1V'MWhoiict .. . . ... . . . TTH forn- ,wri winter between Market and uainej. tfe. .. '-., Church StnA OhamnUat darvlnn fSVnr.rr nnrlj i Mf T T-t ""iiu. os!w.iu.js'.v'" "l (ftvpvv. ' n,uw. !tor. lr t . ADVWriSTS,MII and Cottage. Services forenoon M rn.... . A -aroB. nastnf """AHI.IX r i. 'rtic Chewlota. Sorvloes foEftnogn. Paul ,2? BUWHHKv H , , .. ( r. " erBiiir. t h r .. pMjt p ' "Z1. MartoR ad Fourteenth. tou... -"" Por. WHY DONT YOU TRY THE BITTERS and let It prove conclusively Us won- dorful ability to cure Stomach,Liver, Kidney or Rowel disorders? You'll bo surprised and wonder why you did not try it soonerl Thousands o others have been cured during the past 54 yirs. Therefore get a bot tlo of tho famous HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS today. It quros Poor Appetite, Head ache, Flatulency, Dyspepsia, Indigcs tion, Colds, Grippo and Kidney Ills. F01SQM GETS A DUY (Contfhued from page ono.) and his attorney, Peter D'Arcy, and Judg M6ores, tho case was 'contin ued until tej?t Tuesday at 2 o'clock, whou Fotpom will enter his plod. Consldorablo dlfflculty was'expo rlenced by the prosecution as to what charge should bo preferred against Fofsom, Chlof of Police GU)-, son preferring that ho should be tried under tlio Btnto law, a violation of which Is punlshablo by a maxi mum Imprisonment of flvo, years In' tho penitentiary; and a much higher fine than tho city vagrant law, -the highest penalty of which Is but 20 days In tho county jail or by $100 flno. Assistant District Attorney C. It. McNary, however, was of tho ophr Ion that It would not bo posslblo to convict Folsom undor tho state law. and advised Chlof of Police Gibson thnt ho had bottor proceed nindor the vngrnnt law, under tho provisions of which he hnd almost n suro case ngainet Folsom. Accordingly, Gibson swore to a complaint charging Fol som with vagrancy. DEARS RUN THE MARKET (Continued from First Page J PERUVIAN WARSHIPS SALUTE Grand Proccssloii of American Rat tlwdilps as They Pass Out of Cal lno Harbor. '. i (United Press Leased Wire.) . Callno, Peru, Fob. ' 29. Saluted by the guns of .the - Peruvian war ships as thoy passed out of "the har bor and given a hearty bon voyage by tho thousands of peoplo on pleasure craft and ashore, tho American bat tleship fleet, led by tho. flagship Con necticut, steamed out of tho harbor this morning for Magdnlona bay. The stately procession of warships' pro sonted a magnificent Bight as thoy passed out In Blngle fllo. Tho Peru vian ships acted as escort, accom panying tho American vessels sever al miles oujstdo oi tho harbor, Henry R'outerdahl's doparturb from tho fleet Is causing much comment among Poruvian naval officers. Hav ing dlRousscd Rcutordnhl's crlttclsme with American ofllcers, ninny nro In clined to tho bollof thnt Reuterdatil left tho fleet becauso ho folt that ho was persona non grata. i Before sailing, Rear-Admiral Ev ans sont mossnges to President Pnrdo and tho minister of mnrlno thank ing them Tor tho cordlnllty of tho re ception and treatment tondored tho ofllcers and mon undor his command. Tho admiral's condition nhowod Hllght improvement this morning. WEALTHY BOSTON TOURIST (Continued on pngo Ave.) and came upon McCnmaB and Mrs. Noyos In a vlolont quarrel. On see ing him they walked to antithor part If the Quality Isn't Right We Don't Buy B m Wo havo built up a constantly growing buslnoss by looking care 'lully after tho interests of our customers. Every nrtlclo In our ontlro-ltock is oxpected to glvo satisfaction, We do a strictly Bpot -5rcash buslnoss nnd our otoro expenses nro vory small, which onabloa Ms to undersell "regular stores." OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT Has proven to bo a gront money-saving Institution for Balora ladles. Tho enormous Increnso in our sales ot High Glass Drew Goods Indicates that tho most stylish dressers appreciate out4 ef forts to BUpply them- with thu latest creations of Dame Fashion, at prlcoB that "regular stores" can't match. boars. Thoy gave a clover exhibition.0' tho park. of skill on tho stock ovchungo this I Prosocutlng Attorney Flomlng nnd morning. Tho onrly hnlf consisted . Attorney Earl UogorB, who will do of hedging, somorsnultlng nnd Irreg ular twisting and doubling on their course. In tho latter part of tho session a bunch ot bulls dashed Into tho nromt and. concontrntlng their efforts on tho Into arrivals, tho bears soon hnd thorn In. full stnmpcde. In tho squnll that followed, the mnrkot turnod turtle and prices rap idly dwindled. , It cost Mr. Harrlman, to witness tho performance, of Union Pnclfloty Mr. Hill $2 of Northern Pacific; Mr; Guggonhelm contributed 12 of Amerl can Smoking, as did Mr. Gould his quota of Missouri Pnolfic. Woll sntlsflod, tho boars wont homo happy. Tho bulls oxplalno'd thnt tho professional benrs wero glv en n little more slack thnt later on thoy would bring them up with a sud don Jerk. Grain .Market Higher. Chicago, Fob. 28. May whoat, opened, 97ic; highest, 99: low ost, 9,7! closed, 99140. May corn, openod 61 Vic; 'hlghosJ. Gl; lowest, Glc; dosed, Glo. THAW IS NOT SO fond McComnB, mado n thorough ex- nmlnittlon of tho woman's npartmonts today. Thoy found nold atalnB on tho walls nnd several rugs. M Z? ,a . . Woman Viih Known In HoHtnn. no3ton, Mass., Fob. 29. Tho wo man murdorcd In Los Angolos Is the dlvorcod wlfo of Chnrlos M. Noyos, of Boston and "Nowuuryport. Noyos is a snicsmnn for a millinery oatnh ifshmont hero. jWhon Informed t)dny that .his fonjier wlfo '"find '"boen. murdered, NoyQs expressed" no surprise, and In tlmntod bythianqjllohB that he cared llttlo. ' ; Mrs. Noyos soourod a divorce from her Ilosfon hiiHhand flvo yonrs ago In Cnllfornla. CRAZY Services forenoon toCIII!!8TIAX TIPHRANpB UNION, Commercial and m. wliR Te6d8y aBd Sund&r afternoons. Mra. Allan wrtUrr IL,IXG Commacoial and, Ohemolta. Geofge A- lrttiA . A iaa , mi vrehea bserve prayer meetings Thur rWpl a4 v. e ;""" usrve prayer uibuiibbs u Ottou1 &Hiy soheols, unless otherwise sttaed. Coi late .L111 Saturday free ,f handed ,8to office ofl u Pr'day evening. Notioea brought In later, ha f Correc- the (United Press Leased Wire.) New York, Feb. 29. Harry Thaw has retaaed to pay tho fees of the at torneys who defended him in his sec ond trial, and also refuses to make any settlement upon bis wife, apcord Ing to messagos received from Pitts burg today. r "I did not bargain on going to Matteawan," Thaw doclared. "Not ono of the lawyers in my case will get n cent from me until they get me out of this asylum. I bargain .J to bo acquitted, not to be sent to an asylum for tho criminal Insane " White Masked Holdup. (United Press Leased Wlro.) San Francisco, Fob. 29. A spo oinl dotnll of plain clothos men want detailed this morning to look for tho two "whlto mnsk" highwaymen, who porpetrntod nnother daring holdup shortly nftor midnight. Tho two crooks In the past six woeka have committed many daring crlmea, and have completely baffled tho pollco who aro as much at sea as they worn when tho notorious "gas-plpo thugs" were terrorizing tho olty. It was Just past midnight whon the pair enterod tho Snug Inn saloon at Ellis and Larkln streots. Thoy woro the u:ual white hnndkorchlofs over tholr faces and each carried a rovolv- Biliousness Dull headachefurred tongue, yellowish cast to the whites of the eyes, sallow skin, offensive breath, are all signs that tho liver needs a dose or two of BEECHAMS PILLS SeU vttyvb' In be" c 25c &y&4s a&ar Offers you complete assortments in all 1 departments Wc have the largest line of New Shoes in the city Clothing, Hats, Shirts, Dry Goods, Underwear, Gloves Everything for the whole family Our Store Closes Every Evening at 5:30 Excepting Saturday er. Tho proprietor, William Har din, nnd ono customer woro ttio only mon In tho placo. Thoy 'woro qujckly lined up, their gold watchon tnken from thorn, nnd tho ensh register looted of $83. Thoy hon hurried from Iho plnce. Hardin grabbed hl revolver and followed, firing font shots ut tho fleeing thugs. Tho lt, Hardin bellovou, struck one ot tho mon, as he was soon to limp, nnd thot to loan on his companion for support. Doaplto this auppoHOd handicap tho men managed to escape. iJIWilMlllilWrtiiWliWWMiWilliWI1liWMiilllUlllWiilli The Wise Candidate goes to ELLIOTT for his Cards and other Particular Printing! TREES Now is the time to place your order for anything needed tn our line for F7" spring planting. Such as . Walnuts, Apples, Cherries, Prunes, Plums, Peaches, Shade Trees, Onagerial Shrubs, Roses Our Ornamental Department is the largest and most complete o tWs coast If you need anything in our Kue 'pHone Main 75 or address The man after neat, tasty and correct printing never stops at the other place after com ing here. N. D. ELLIOTT PfeoAe 1 543 223 S. Commercial St t w ' iry ! P i h i.t i UNE-ADYERJSB IN THE JOURNAL OREGON NURSERY CO,, mmmmmmmmmifmmmmmimmmim Salem