Daily capital journal., March 05, 1908, Page 8, Image 8

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Perfumes
-MimUhW aewcflt and best crc
tioM in his latest productions
NrckfsHB the pew perfumo
with the wU odpr.
XMdMitCi Violet Toilet Water.
XtHbHtt'N OaM Cmim.
HwHt' Cw ttntter1.
tMlmtCfl TiUcMMt lowtler.
MtHfemt' VI)Iet BiifHTba 1'mco
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JfiMbmt'M Tooth VaMo
Tho puro Javn rlco faco powdor
adheres to ho akin and gives to
K tho volvoty softness and doll
eate bloom of youth, This fnco
twwdor la n now Frunch production.
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News
SOr toht ml Friday.
Try WrMhHC to Mtv
Atul mo It I cannot savo you
mm Bey oa any stocks you want to
y. P. O. box 10, Portland, Oro
3-4-ln
n. r, o. iak
Big session tonight.
Initiation.
Pratttm Flow
In niado from the best Waldo 1I1U
JwfceaL That la why that It Is old
if All tho leading grocera and feed
Merchants, aa-Q8
Abewt Your UmHt
It teeb cleaning and oiling afior
tlM winter use. Wo clean tho harnwa
Jwlore oiling. V don't rub tho
alrt In. Ut us do It for you, and
m how well It l Jone, F. K.
tea for, tho harness man.
A marriage Itatmie ha bm Uuod
i Otto O. Hendrlok, ngud 37, and
Mtkol R. FrltuoU, mml 30. both tf
alw.
IfcrrtaKo lilct'uso.
V
TFl your watch. F&t $0 ye&rt
tKk 8. W. Thomon A Cjj. A, 11.
ardntr, tu llaae drug ", State
fet
In tho Tlnn
Of the yoar to fix up Jutt hnr
u and havo It washed nud oiled.
We do all this kind of work, and
VlU 0il you different make of oU
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City
Mfmtttrr
LEADING LADY SHOES
CuntoKKMado by (7 i. Wul Wioo Cts
Tlitt trado wvk ldntln tblr vvrt. Tby an ahoM that wr
X ad well omfortablo front tbe flrt and stylUh to th fluleh.
W hAV thew lu tan. ptet and 8n metal. Also tho U. P.
MmiiV UM. A rry trim and swart ho eltxktly tusuaUh la
mt . MH'4 t8. iatMt, olt and gua motal Oxford, all Uee.
ai twWKks, Jkm boys' nad wdseee' oxford.
SALEM SHOE STORE
KKPAIKISQ A SPHC1ALTV
O. W, m T. Mi4tli(Mn
a
. White Winter Lingers
In the lap of Bprlng wo arc making
a final clcnrnnco of cold weather
fashions. Tho value of storo .spaco
Is our only reason for tho reduction
and tho JoW prices glvo you the op
portunity of a practlcnl investment
Wo will close out our entlro lino of
ladles' fall and winter suits In
Blacks, Browns, Blues, CheckB and
light and -dark stripes.
HALF PRICE
Silk Waist Special
Black, light and dark g ay, bluo
nnd red and green plaid taffota
waists.
$0,00 vr.Iucs, y tr
. To close $d.0t)
$(3,00 values," a AQ
' To closu, vdtu
$0.50 vnluos, a j jq
To cloeo ifnUe0
SHOES
Tho now spring stylos of pntont
nnd tan Oxfords with ribbon lace
nro correct. Do not forgot tho
fact that with ovory pair of la
dle' shocH or Oxfords wo aro giv
ing absolutely froo o Japanese
tea pot or a modern dust pan.
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INCOtHirATCO
Repairing a specialty. F. E. Bhafer,
187 Bputh Coinmarclal strcoU
eod&w
Clkd, AtlnitloH
Initiation tonight; big session.
Don't fall to be on hand.
Tim Ijullen' Aid BocJety
Of tho First Proobyturlan churoh
will meet at tho homo of Mm, Grouio
on tho cornor of Thirteenth and
Chomekota streots, tomorrow, Friday,
afternoon at 2 o'oloqk.
Your Clothi'
food prcwilng, and wo ar hero to
press and clean thorn for you, John
son & Btogo, next door to Journal
office.
KIk, Attention
luUjtttlou onlKht; big
Don't fall to bo on hand.
acislou.
llomooflothLiN
Dr. il G. Atlmau. Offloo and rtml
denco 290 Liberty street, Salem.
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Personal Mention
Mrs. Shownlter has gono to Albany
to vUlt friends.
Mm. PluUi from Portia Hd was l
the. city qu butln.
Mr. Guusuajt, of Jrfor(in, li ut
thi Balum hospital.
M. J P. Irwin nd wife, of Salem.
ar ou a vltlt In Albany.
Mitt Frances Coopqr. from Jeftar
son Is horo on biulnosn.
Mc. and Mrs. llwirdshear nr in
lbanon vUIUuk friends.
Mm. 11. H Forrell and Mr.
Phobo Hart and on, Walter, ro
Surpassing Beauty
Make tUl Oxford apart from
tho common lot. 1U outline aro
vwtrowely graevtu). It Is onarac
torlied by stylo that win win t
voH-dwMrvod favor lix ) wo
mia'e y. A eboe that caa bo
wc wills cofldfiN in U abo
lat errtseM. Just one of the
Biaay popal&r stylos ot
JULY CAPITAL 30VXX AL. SALSM, OMMOX. TttUHSDAY, MARCH , 1MB.
BBgBBSBMBaBsaaeaB'E
turned homo last night from Port
Innd, whoro they attended the wed
ding of MJ8S Mnrguerlle Ferrell to
David Hart.
Lulu Brown ha gono to Gerals.
She will return Sunday.
Hobert Adams Is hero spending .i
few days, 'from Heppner.
John B. Boyer, of Salomhas loft
on buslneca for Spokane.
MUb Aggie Alford "has gone to
Elkhorn io teach school.
Mrs. E. H. Wrlaht was here on
ibUBlnss from Woodburn.
Mr. nnd Mrs. H. Blue aro return
ing to their homo in Jefferson.
Frank M. Aral and family aro
traveling In Southern California.
Mr, Hclgoreon, from Eugene, la
visiting her daughter In this city.
Mrs. E. J. Corby Is on a visit ai
her daughter's homo In Willsottvlll
George Hamilton, of Portland, I
stopping ovor on hist way to Koso-
burg.
AgneB Lindahl was hero Wednes
day to visit and take her wcokly mu
sic lesson.
Miss Maggie Feiton, of Albany, !
horo to visit her slBtcrIhis Cora
Munkcrs.
Alta Cooper has returned to Port
land after a pleasant visit with 8n
1cm friends,
Mrs. J. L. Oliver hao returned
homo from a visit with rolatlvos In
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hnrisman jiro
on n visit to relatives and friends In
Brownsvlllo.
Attorney J. F. Baker, from La
Grande, Is In Salem for a few days
on business.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Vnndvort and ohll-
dron nro traveling for Mrs.
Vnnd -
vert's health.
Itov. Engel has gono to Portland
to attend a conforoncc. IIo will rs
Uirn Friday.
Mlits Monroe has returned to Cot
tngo Orove, afttfr visiting with Mrs.
A. C. McMillan.
Mrs. Loyd Crlbor Is homo In La
Grande from a vIbU to Salem, Al
bany and Portland.
Mrs. Harry Miller Is on her way to
Eugcno to vit tho Elks' minstrel
show on In that town.
J. W. Beckley Is' returning to Con
loy, Wash., nftor n two-months' vUlt
with friends in this city.
B. W. Homoyor, commercial trav
eler for wholcBnlo homes In Seattle,
was In tho Capital City yosterday.
Mr. and Mrs. It. J. SIntor, who
hnve been staying with friends. In
Salem, havo retnirnod to Pendleton.
Joo Mombert, of Mill City, hsi
been in tho oily for a few days, the
guest of Henry Will, of North Sa
eom. W. C. Gray, tho electrician, of
Kosoburg, has nocurcd a good posi
tion In this olty. Mrs. Gray will Join
him later.
Mrs. t). A. Tldball, from Eugene,
who has baon if guost of Mrs. V. J.
Hood, of this city, has returned
her home.
to
llout llraliT In th World,
nsv. F. Stalrblrd, of East Ray
mond, Maine, nys: "I have usod
lluoklon's Arnica Salve for savrul
yoarrf, on my old nrmy wound, and
othor obstinate sores, and tlnd It thu
host henlor In tho world. I use it
too with grtflt jsuaoow In my vot&r
Inary butln&ss." Prls Sic at J. O,
Perry's drug storo.
Bktcon Miners Buritil.
Birmingham, Eagland, March 8.
Stxtoea t)A been entombed In Uu
HeriMted oolllory and ftr Is prtvont
l their recue. Many othwa wero
lujuroil while making their oscnpo
from the burning shaft, whilo two
men wore killed by & falling ear. Alt
Gftorts to rvaeh'tbo imprisoned men
havo so far boon unsuccessful, al
though tho townspeople are frantical
ly fighting tho flamoe. Several of
tho Injured men who eoapod tho nory
fumaotf In the mlno will probably
die as a result of tho burns thoy re
ceived.
Plenty of Onion.
Loe AHgeloe, Cal., March 5.
Stortee cauextralHg the malodorous
oaallttaa Mid to ftxlet o United
States varhlpe were partially cou
nrml tinUy. whM a eoatract was
let with a leoal eomwlselen tlrm tor
T6M9Q nMiad of bhimm, to bo sup
plied to the liw of Kar-Adtuiral
Kvans' tttot, mM)M arrtvnt at Sau
Diego harbor.
Sa far as Known a eiavea will ao
oompttay thU order. Far the odor
lforau vegtahlee th aavy depart
went Mgreoii to pay tin sum ot $21.
?d, tho minimum wrte Mr tKtund
ijbttlHjj 3H cRte.
CASTOR I A
lex I&lusti asA CiilUrea.
Tit KM Yw Hati Always h&
Sfcar te
idLy&gt&
Stgiatur
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FRANCHISE
EVANS
IS SUED
(United Press Leased Wlro.) ..
Los Angels, Cnl., March 5. Dr. J.
S, Owens must Btnnd trial in the su
perior court oh tho charge of trying
to extort money by means of a threat
ening letter from J. White Evans, of
Portland, Oregon, former president
of tho United Railways Company or
that olty. In a decision handed down
by Judge Smith a demurrer entered
to tho information by counsel for Dr.
Owens wns overruled. Tho caso has
not boon Bet for trial.
Evans, who married tho former
wife of Dr. Owens, bccubcb Owens of
having demanded various suim from
him In connection with their deal
ings. Evans maintains the acts wero
attempted extortion, whilo Oweris
anys Evans wns Indebted to him, Tho
court stnted that, In order to collect
a debt, It was not necessary that , a
threat should bo apparent from tho
faco of tho letter, nor even that a
threat Bhould bo Implied thorofrom.
Busy Boy Bobber.
Bolllngham, Wash., March 5.
Piled In tho pollco station nro goods
valued at $1000. which havo beon
missing from stores nnd residences
of tho city for months, nnd locked In
'jall aro Alvln Falton and Enrl Dod-
son, two mombors of tho gang of
youths between tho agos of 1C nnd 18
that for two months past has boon
carrying on a gentral system of loot
ing. Last night Arthur Roberts wns
brought to pollao hoadquartors by hU
fathor, who told tho pollco to hold
him until ho tells whnt ho knows
About tho caso.
Tho fourth boy, Victor AdaniB, Is
said to bo tho leader of tho gang.
Ho Is still at large. Ho has a 44
callbor Coltu revolver, and has made
tho boast that he will novor bo taken
alive.
Guns, rovolvcra and othor military
Buppllos stolen from tho armory of
Company M. merchandise of all kinds
electric supplies nnd n vast collection
of good havo boon recovered.
Tho olootrlc automobile motor
stolen from B. W. Purdy a yoar ago.
tho oloctrleal supplies taken from a
box car In South Belllnghnm Monday
night, tho goods taken from tho B.
11. B. C. box enr Monday night,
whon tho watchman was locked In u
room whllo tho. car was raided, to
bacco and candy stolon from box cars
at tho Great Northern depv a fow
weeks ago, clothing obtained in the
looting of a Northern Pacific car Inst
Decombor, and groat quantities of
onrpontert' tools are Included In tho
array of stolen articles.
After AiwrclilMs,
Chicago', Mrvroh B. Tho state nnd
federal ofllcers In Chicago, togothor
with tho municipal authorities,
havo roaohexl tho conclusion that thu
federal law providing for tho depor
tation of known anarchists may be
employed to rid the olty of some of
the mor rabid and dangerous of the
"rods." A test oue probably will bo
made ot Emma Goldman, who Is re
garded as eae of th most violent of
all th aaarohlsta In this country.
Nogotlatieae will bo ontered Into at
onco with the department of justice
at Washington.
In open deftaace to tho auUtorltlfts
to check tho propaganda ot anarch
ism the various groups of CJiloago
are. arranging for lectures by Emma
Goldman. Addressoe havo beon ex
twusfvrly advertised to take placo In
Chicago next Friday night.
Graber Bros.
PLUMBING
AND
GAS FITTING
Will give prompt attest Ion
to all erder. guarantee our
work to give latWfaotloa and
to be up to the saaltary stand
ard. WR Wll.li BR PLEASED TO
GIVE ESTIMATES OX
CONTRACTS,
Call at eur saos oa Liberty
trot, feack ot Barr's Jtwelry
Store, Phoa ,
FRISCO
BLACK
HAND
ORDERED TO LEAVE
PllOIUXG THE LH1ED SUIT
MONEtf SLOW TO COME FOR
BIG FLEET JUNKETS DKJGING
FOIt IIBCDRI) OF THE FOUR
THOUSAND REBATES BY SOUTH
..trripin
m. w
(United Press Leasod Wire.)
San Frnnclsco, March 5. A vlg
orous campaign against tho local an
archists has been Inaugurated by tho
pollco department. Chief Blggy de
tailed Captain Henry P. Glccson to
round up all tho annrchists In San
Francisco, and to prepare u complete
record of each man, tho matter ao
gathered to bo used as the basis for
deportation proceedings. Tho ac
tion taken by tho chief follows clo3o
on tho order Issued Tuesday by
President Roosevelt, through tho Im
migration bureau, requoBting that
tho fed oral authorities co-operato
with tho pollco chiefs throughout the
United States. Tho activity against
tho "rods" 1b tho direct outco'mo of
tho najnHslnntlon of Fathor Leo
HlnrloliB In Denver, nnd 'tho at
tempt upon tho life of Chief Shippy
In Chicago.
It Is known thnt a band of anarch
ists has mado San FranclBco Its
heudquartors.
Hiu'fH Water Graft.
San Francisco, Mnrch 5. Whon
tho Crothors-Older IJbol suit wns re
sumed this morning Andrew Wilson,
n member of tho boodllng board of
supervisors, nnd formerly Btnto rail
road commissioner, again took tho
stand. 1Kb answers under direct ex
amination offered a substantiation of
ox-SyporvIsor Phillips' testimony,
Tho defonso attempted to draw out
an oxplsnntlon of tho star chamber
proceedings In tho water deal. Tho
prosecution showed that Tovls' pros
onoe at -one of the board mcotlnga
was not o make a proposition, but
to answer tho ohnrgo of "grnf t" mado
against him by ex-Mayor James D.
Pholan.
Reception to Fleet.
San Francisco, Mnrch 5. With
los than half the necessary funds in
Bight for tho proper reception of tho
Hoot, the recoptlon committee Is anx
ious to loam how generous tho cltl
eng of San FrnnolBco will bo with
their subscriptions. Mayor Taylor
bollovoB that at least $75,000 will bo
ncodod. So far tho flnnnco commu
te seos In sight and has on hand
$33,727.73. In order to make thl3
the blggost event In tho history pf
this c!ty, he executive committee bo
llevs the citizens should make liber
al contributions.
Southern Paciilc RetKituH.
San Franolsco, March 5 Tho In
vestigation by the state railroad
commission Into alloged robates
granted by the Southern PaoljSc
road to ISO local shlppors did not be
gin this morning, owing to a rulsun
dorstandlng betweon the mombera of
the chamber of commerce and the
railroad commissioners.
Tho commissioners thought they
would bo allowed to begin tho Inquiry
in the chamber of commmorce today,
but when all parties iutorosted In the
investigation gathered thero it de
veloped that another association had
engaged It for the morning. Tho
commission then decldod to postpone
the beginning of th hearing until
10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Attorney-General Webb. under
whose dlreotlon evidence sgalast the
Southern Paelfle road haa beon gath
ered, was repreeeated by one of hto
aeetetaau, Raymond Benjamin. The
latUr was uaoeiiimunleaUvo on the
QHttUo of the evidence against the
road. II sad. however, that It is
probable that following the oosclu
slon of ttu Southern Pacific cases thtt
oeawkAlon would at once take evi
deae o similar charges against the
Santa F. The present caso Is based
ea ffU brought out the hearing of
,the Southora Pacific beforo the In-
itertato Commerce Commission st
era! tenths ago, showing that the
read paid rebate ea 4000 dffferoat
Ishlpmeau derlag the past few yearj.
i i i i
, it to better t care the littl cough
than to take cfcaace of cOHsami
jtioa. The best cough cur U Keajp'i
XUWaa PraggtsU e4l H at 85c
aad 5c a bottle.
INSANE ATTEMPT
TO KILL AT
SPOI
(United Press Leased Wlre.1
aijuiiauu, asn., March 5.
Buck and a brother of R,-
a well-known newsDanor m..
an Insane attemDl thin mnJ..
kill John H. Shaw, president ol
naw-uoruen company, and the 1
est Mason of the citv ... .
In tho ontranco to the store oa
ersido avenue and fired a 38
revolver at short ranee. t.
passed through Shaw's collar J
Injuring him. Buck deria. n!
sons havo hounded him out o
country, and aro still prosccutind
Ho was not personally acqoil
with Shaw, and tho latter did'
know him. Buck was PitM j
Btandcrs and taken to the citjl
raving, t
Buck la '35 years old, and tii
rled.
3LV11RIKI).
FERREJLL, HART In por
WcdnoBdny afternoon, Marti
1008, nt 2 o'clock, Miss MarJ
lto Forroll to David B. Hart, 1
of Salem.
The brldo 1b the daughter ot
and Mrs. D. H. Ferrell, 1868 Mi
avenue, and Is one of Salem's
popular young ladles The
who has formerly held a poiltlq
tho asylum, but now has a poJ
In Portlnnd, Is a son of Mrs. Ph
Hart, nnd Is one of Salem's
young men.
Mr. and Mrs. Hart will make l
homo- In Portlnnd.
i STARR PIANi
p
; man class goods
GEO. C. WILL
eje)etj)a)anitgtMH
JSforwlcb Union Fire
Insurance
. Frank Meredith, llcsklctt Ai
CHUt-wIth Wm. Brown k Co.,
20 Commercial street.
MONEY TO 10)
TH03. JL ft
Over Ladd & Burt's Bank.Sthj
NEW TODA1
l9Bm99Mi
For Sale Flrst-clttBs carpet pP
this offlco; 26c for a big roll.
WuntiNl Qlrl to do light hou
Call at 617 South ComiH
sfrort
For 8ale Several houies In
nnd farm 'nnds at a barlB,
itnl National Bank MH
For Salo A Reed 6 room,
nnlshod heuse: two hufl
iwnh ,w nmi wr'I water VfU
RrM with nr without tOBf
goods. Enquire l,
Joarsatj
:-:-3t
Wantel A noiltion as tenopi
by young lady in a bank or tl
Has worked in n bsn o
years, and can furn sh the H
reforonces. Address P a
371, Salem, Or. sJu"
vvt -sitivJ-.T.jircA body asd
...J. MAAMMt1.rAtBth fir
in . 1 1 u ibb ai iiiii-bi k rw -
1 1417 or 128S.
Downing
M4
Winfi .Tillable miid eas4
. t
wants posiuou m ,
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Hustling 3!au Wantt-d Drt
N'
,.- ,tA.... r. ;bo A4
A Social ltonc l &
w i. w,i'. hal Nena
street. Salem, Ore fTJ
evening. March
nlciu nmhAstra tjOOi
sured. Everybody Hei?3
Wanted Two young
v "!::.. v,i t ot.
North Commerciat "VJ
half lateret la good PWJ',
ea. Call at f'jjj,
Comworclal wi j4
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