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Newspaper Page TextDATLT CAPITA, .TOfTWNAfo. HAL, OXEOO.M, WHDXK8HAY, MARCH 1, 100S. cs f TODAY ONLY We offer a. puro Java rlca face powder made In France. This la a regular 50c powder. It ndljorcB to tho okln, and gives It the soft vel vety bloom of youth. Today Only 28c No telephone orders recelvd. Salo start at g:30. The women who aro practicing economy can Bavo many dimes by nttondlng our special fftlcs, ho don't infos tlila one. OUR SPRING EXHIBIT Una novor been surpassed by any former evnts, and the departments aro ol! showing a full lino of spring goods. The best -the market affords at moderate prices. Wc ndvlso early shopping whllo Mig fab rics aro in tho zenith of thoir freshness. Vew DrcsM Good, Trimmings, clr.l New Wfdi Goods. Now Hinbi-olderlof, AllowrM, Lares mid IbuulH, New Illhtioiw, Uohh, Embroidered Col In rH and TIn. Sow I'lirwfl, Hoys' Hilt, PIllH, IUjHh, fete. New HoMery, Unrift-wnr, etc. Tho abovo monlloiiod aro only a few of what w aro showing. Como mm boo for yourself. If It is wearing appnrol, wo have It from hond to foot outfitters. SALEM HORSE SHOW WILL BE m SUCCESS Splendid -raroflo Is .Stiro .to .Tnko Place on tlio raved Part of Court Street Jim' AWAKDS DOYLE f 15,000 DAMAGI2 MONKY ill Maim miSi tip A monster parado will bo he'd on horso show day, and Salem wll be crowded with visitors from tho rural districts. Tho entry applications so far received show positively that this will bo the fluent exhibition of norso flesh over seen In tho Willam ette valley, and tho parado will bo the sight of n lifetime. rtosn Bon hour's masterpiece would have boon oven more of a work of art could she havo had In mind the mngnlfl- uum uiiiiiiHiB wnicn -win e on ais Vixen ValHo of 3Ian' Legs Which Were Cut Off by Southern Pacific liOCOtllOtlVC. The jury In tho case of M. J. Doylo vs tho Southern Pacific com- pnny In which the plaintiff sued for $100,000 damages for the loss of both legs whloh were out off by be ing run over by one of the com pany's locomotives at Divide a year ago, returned a verdict for the plain tiff, awarding" him tho sum of $45, 000. Tho cao went to tho jury shortly before 5 o'clock and over six hoiirs were spent arguing over the amount to bo awarded the plaintiff. II Is said that some of the jurymen wanted to givo him almost the full amount asked for, while others wanted to cut It down to a lower flg- ttro that, at last agreed fupon. The trial has been long, beginning RURAL MAIL q Personal faff,, w u'ai;r :!,, hold a county fair ity. is flM- . -8un. RS;fm?FiI of Incorporate i or M Creamory cor.p.r, ImJ.111 Sllverton to her home l,Lmii visit here. c artf a i!i Leir Flnseth, of Dalla. i verton, visiting his SV1'! Gntnderson. ' Mr. X. By an order secured Washington, the Salem rural car-i Mm m n n1' aPd at 00J rlera are order,! to Ipjivr th- rilv 'm,1.1 ! . Ounjcrson V. Ill' ---- -- j v tjiivBrinn r h i nour later, 8:45 Instead of 7:45, to accommodato the Oregonlan, which now arrives in tiie city at 8 a. m. OVAr tho Ornpnn TT!lnr.frl ft. I V ,; .-o -.... i iiiioh iiiuKUB me men an nour Jater getting Mis- qhoiinn . into the city at night, and as they tend Ing t&nJJ'. '2 PorUw4 relish tho change, whlc his for the Mrs iiurpuHu oi uuiiuing up mo uregon Inn circulation In tho country dis tricts, wliero it has ben weak. It In clearly an injustice to thecarrlera in tlio interest of a newspaper mo nopoly. and KnSStf. uXVJTy'' CaP,ta, CHy " Sat- l"t Thursday morning. A greate? Many requests for entry blank. I,art of tn tlay wns occupied in so promlum HbIs ntld small mmrn linvo ourlnir a iurv and the toitlmonv wns been received from tho foremost long nnd todlous. -A numbor of inn uiiiiiiiii r w i iin un Jiifin VTaM a - few of those intending to enter aro The Big Store ms 1. M rm. eu&iA INCCfTOmCD given herewlth: J. L.EdIson,-of Sllverton, who will oxhlblt several head of standnrd brod engines. Thot. Trlco. MncleaV. two -head. W. W. Porclvnl, of Independence, five or-nix thorc.ighbrcds. Messrp. FoIIIs & Trask, of Slayton a vnlliablo stallion Just brought to this country. R L. Martin, of Sllverton will ex- mint "Modo," tho valuablo swepp stnkoj wlnnor In thv stallion rlas at tho recent Portland horso show. I, ii. Kennedy, of Woodbu rn Khlro stnlllonn. H. C. Constaiion, of IndapamN'tire will show a number or Porchnnitis. Hoodlngholmon & Ynnnko, of S lom. soverni high olnss animals. Frank Talklngton, of Snluni. will rxhlblt "Mlko Duff." 2:10 standard bred trottor. 81m LlndHoy, of (he LtnJ e I rain ing stnblos, nt tho fair groumK will Know a numnor or spoMy iiorsoM Greeks who were working under Doyle nt the time of the accident tostlflcd nnd thoir tostlmony had to be ropoatod by an Interpreter, there by taking up more time than tho testimony -glvon by others. Doth sides wore represented by somo of tho ablest nttornoys In the state. Tho railroad company had W. D. Fontou, II. A. Lltor, well-known corporation nttornoys of Portland, nnd J. M. Pipes, tho company's local counsal, whllo Doylo was roprosontod by Judgt A. S. Donnott and Attorney Slnnott of Tho DnMog, and A. C. Woodcock of Ifiugone. Jutlgj Den nstt Is nld to bo ononf the boat at torneys In a case of this kind on tho coait and It Is probably duo to his splendid argument he'oro tho Jury Hint tho plaintiff wni awnrdod as much nfl ho wan. The caso will prob- Wenger & Cherrifigion Immense Piano and Organ Bussiness Mrs. D. Crabtrfe, of qaw i gono to Portlond for a .hn?' Mr. and Mrs. II n wf H cago. stonno dovnV ?. Sl'cf J Hotel In this city on hTr M They Will also ctn , .ay M - .. ' M IUriiII!4J U IUW UHYH. --i Mrs. T. W. Uechfer 1iU t8h. Jeffe.on to vlsu ,h hB?'S JL n:hi m short visit here G. C. Doney and wlf0 gtoimXj . 4o seo Dr. Heritor mtSTT Chicago. r " Mrs. C. B. Heath nn . ... of Brownsville havr been tbiuST parents. Mr. and Mrs P. BSif Aira imnii.f ki i "a. UtUUlIlUn IB 1-fi.....!- her home In Lyons after leans? little three-year-n'u eon In th. ; nmetio r,anltnrlum Mrs. J. Dench of Portland p! thr:Sh this ti .ahrvarS eouutrv inmn in ,'ir, .".. - uamo mm Of bff'ra f i , country home In MH; S. C. Stun CW City News WMMher .FHlr tonljdit lUwtrtnirXy fair, with light frost t Important Tho Keedlocraft Shop has removed from State street to No. 370 North Commercial street. 3-1 2-1 wk AHnOUlKH'IIU'llt Tho undersigned wish to announce that thoy havo for mod n co-nnrtnr uhlp under tho linn mmo of Hhopnrd Jk. Holder, for tlio purpose of doing general real ostnto biulneas, giving poclul uttontlon to fruit nnd dairy lauds. A suitable oltloo location haa skt yet beon decided upon, but will fee announced In duo tlmo. Our friend will kindly keep w In mind. J, II. HUISPAHD, V. Jv IIOLOUK. night will bo prosontod with a car nation. You arc Invited. HnmrtlilUK for tho Ladles I A carnation will bo prosontod to every m.iy who attonds (his ovuji tna's concert at Wongorft Chorrlng ton's inmsio store, nt 247 Comnior elal strool. A good program has boon arranged and n gonoral good tlmo for all our patrons nnd friends. You aro cordially Invited. CnnvlrtN nt Work A 'force of mon went at tho work of ditching and laying water pipes nnd draining tho lands of tho Futjblo Minusu institute Supt. II. 13. lilok ora oxnoot to havo his family nt Bnlsm noxt week nnd move Into a cottngo on tho grounds. Tho work will bo ivushod with a inuoh largor force In a fow days. ilOOO Itoynl Ann Trv For snlo, a to RJeo.t, nt 2Q eouta Knqulro of 8. P. ICtmbnll. No. 2 Gray block, Salem, Or. 3-17-tf Dr. V 13, HoKars will oxhlblt "Mn. ably bo nnnonlfd to tho sunremo Jor Wlt7.ol," n Htandurd bred stal- court by tho rallrontl oojjipany. Tho defondnnt was given 20 days to tlio a motion for a now trial. lion uoiow is a partial list of recent P'.irpnnscrs ofjjJajios and ergans: j. a. foinnuA-ainrsnal and Wen doll piano. Mrs. Ella And'raonJArm.trong piano, Chns. II. Hinges An elegant p!an oin piano. prof. Frank B. Churchil Knaba ' L?lta"-!" - Won-i.SMrJ YV''""' h. F. Molllt Fleohor p'nno. 'sou vls'tln- i. AnillJ. Lnlly Marshall and Wto-.r?iiJ2 ""' ,l 10 Plnno ) Mr!.'j.S. Vnmn,... Louanna Drown Clorendnn pl-mnn, of Allmn nro rrinrni J infii. n nrt,.. , .... B",E.,n- "' fM Ui Dans piano. !. it 'ntliu.. t.. i... , . nlano " '"u"'u"0-", Tho nnnlversarj of tho pu, ' . In m rciatitei Sllverton Ho tnuniQ was celbtu d i theSotui Sam Cnsto will havo a cood rrur- senmiion in tlio snow. Perry Muiuoy will not forgt tho date. And rhor nro mftny others nlren.ly Ustid, but spaco forbids their men tion. Ah tho bIiow will ocour Just lnror the opening of tho breeding Bi'imon, tho horsemen can find no better tlmo for a comparison of tho merits of tho various breeds, nnd "taking points" of tho Individual nnlmal of nny bred. Tlw lltvtvo Quartet Of tits Stnto University will give a oonort nt tho Central Congrogu. tlonal churah tho 20th of April. Tho members of tho aunrlot nro y on any stocks you want to Mo8r. 8- . DavUUon, H. Ferris, II. . P. O. box 19, Portland, On, ,A. Angoll and Melvl.i Ogden. L Trjf Writ lua to Me adu seo u i cannot savo you Money y, Ht M A J--iIU Vi' UnlKit.1 ltlcln I School district No. 128. whloh han fills In llitt Time bami nnthorlstd by tho oount- board, Of tho year to m fiftTQ! Ifflinbi wn formally urgauUed yosterday, nd brushw. Oomft In niy m VHnk and yj&Ofl voted for tho oreotlon of Uhafer'a iln: Abut Ujo hH. hnio.-ii a mIiboI. The new dUtrlet U to eon- w phuuiw, 5( wiuimuuiQiai ainiwi, bii oi poriions or umiriot T7 and Jtl, 81 em. MotCO(AtllUt Dr. L. G. AKtHttii. omce hiid rest 4ae SII6 Ibrty trkt Salem. , 3-B-lm W Want Yom To know what a 0110' market wo OMlt of this ally. F. A. Thomuson. jSr., was tatd cUalruiaH; W. O. f Lanti. clttrk. and Geo. Saudors and wauor Hoot), dlreotors. Olmm ArrvMcil nuns OUon. who was held for eevrsl dttys by tho utile for com llHelty in tho robboty of DHlmans 8eoond-hand store 011 Jauary 23. last is again m imnuie. lie was arrt- BOOSTING SUCCESSFUL FOR SALEM Tho Jury In tho case was ns fol fel fol eows: P. D. Newell, Olnrenco ICoqn, II. II. Dunlnp, 13. W. Mlohnol, Palmer Ayoi'fl.It. Y. Porter, L. h ltoiemnn, P. J. Dolar, J. N. Colo, J. M. Gonr hnrdt, Hufiin Robertson. k&d flrMt alaiUL 111 rivarsw .jij ...! ' "S""' u ""IUIW. lie WHS rrl WiJrt' that SSIrt t?roud Sfi nnJ $ l ,,,Kht b' Pol, 0mwr MurV) .t7m u.l.- ,,rSi (.la!l0lr lW for ttrattnR n disturbance. cMfttonitfrs Intneot. Call and aeo ua or phone un order to 32t, Btutloff v .. o, . ,, ', . lira. .New filieop ConuolNloiie k QvrBor CUambrll has a- iiaiuHa.if . 7 .. !olH4ml A. U MncklHtwh. of PahI- w..lvLn . t, ' hwP onmliHHr of th m- Th NHiiBrft feUop has removHl oiut district u hucchmuI Thorn lo- from Kiatw ytmot taNo. 270 Nortli . whose trm oxplmt Marsh IS. CttHiniereUI 8tioU 3.i2lwk Iniprxiv.i Lllwrty lliwil Thw wtHnty eii)itMlonor kavr begun oUv prtprationji fw th luuirovHtent of Wtry roads. TH worK 01 impraving me roada will b begun ttunonrsw, and continue! right, nlong uatll the hlhwai aw ib mo nwii ihwwh oamuuwu W An- HtlU AtiT yen. Vsr !: to try 4 cOHVlneo iu thai a horn mouu ptmi amir i m iseod a any for wAse Try a ws of YHd Hon Host Unto yon ordei. A Won! to tho Wio Mort HoiiNfN GoIiik I'p Tluin I3ier Hefor0 at thlri SenHon of Yvm Tho united boosting on the part of Salomltes Is beginning to show with mighty oncouraglng results. Tho olroulnrs being Bent onit by the Ilonrd or Trndo and tho boosting shout In gonernl going out from this olty Is itoadlly Increasing the Htroam of home-Hoekers from all directions. Tho following visitors have regis tored nt the Hoard of Trade rooms, nnd wro suppliud with much lllorn turo and Information rtgnrdlng tho resource in and about this elty: Fred Simmons, Kanag; Mrs. V. 1 1. 8ummcrs, Llbsrty. Kansas; O. F. iionner, w. O. Uentlor, Win. Ung. and ttobort A. Lang, all from Mtto leny, and Ooo. W. Tripp, LnPorU. Iowa. In addition to those who havo reg istered nt the Hoard of Trade, thoro aro many who eoin. hero, and, in ooutpany with their frlonds. vlilt farming lunda with a view to taking up their homes. The following UJ tors are registered at th lmtaia in this city: O. P. Aniaure. Sydnoy, Ohio; W. II. Cochran. Payette, Jda hoj Otto Shttrtx, Goldendale. Wih. "iioa; J. c YoorhUs. Ido,ho; B, F. Morrltt, Green Hlver. Utah; it Hall. rort .vAtuson. Iowa; Leonard 1). Uwrmoro, Gras Yalley. Cal.; Dert Jtophwaou. Hereford. South Dako ta; It U Ross, Heddiug. Cal., and A. Goolln, Mowow, Idaho. Tho iur Jorlty of those are those in March of farmliiK vauda, and have Bfiwn brought to this part of the country by tho mighty shout of the hoot. ira. Let th tool work It kopt Ml). Clinic of a l?BViioru('. (United Press Loused WlroJ Pacific Grove, Cal., March. IS. ISvIdonce Is accumulating against Ilorbort L. Smith, arrostod In ion ncollon with tho murdor of Mrs. Frank Bogo Inst Wclncsdny, accord ing to tho police, who n'so ray thoy found countcrfoltors toola In his homo. TIi j police gay Smith Imnroseoe them ns bolng a dogonernte, and that his oxplanntlon of his move ments on tho night Mrs. Stgo wns irirdorod nro damng'ng to hh chances of rolonRo. Further Inspection of tho Smith C. 13. Hendryx. 1trii T flnl.t klMA. A. J. flihir. Bllrtn-Tl.rtl J.. American n U3rar.le, plnno. ISdwnrd Oundorson. Sllverton Marshnl! nnd Wondoll plnno. 13. 13. Taylor, Sllverton Mnr- Bliall nnd Wondoll plnno. .1. Dendor, Sllvorton Nowmnn Bros, orgnn. L. F. Daniels Kimball orgnn. A. F. Vnnfleet Western Cottngo organ. Mrs. C. R. Smith, Amity Schultz organ. ' Mrs. Matllo J. Smith, Union Vnlo Unlvorsnl organ. D. L. Dnnlols, Dallas Cramer organ. M. II. A. Lodge, Chomnwa Smith nnd Dares organ. Our special salo Is still In voguo, and somo alluring propositions await your inspection. I iiriifi nuuui somo 01 our special unrgnins on pngo 7 or tins Issuo or The Journal. Wo nro proparlng a nlco program for our tonight's con cert. Everybody welcome. - o though they hud been washc1, still bore evidence of blood stains. Tho police also found a surgoon's scal pel, which corresponded In slzo to tho wound found on Mrs. Sogo's nook. Mrs. Smith, who wns with hor son whon -he was arrosteU, sava sho will not shield him. In bo far as the counterfeiter's tools are concorned. but It la not known what sho said about the movements of hor sou on tho night Mrs. Sogo was murdored. The police claim to have Informa tion that Smith la tho same man who Insultod Bevornl women on the beach her on that day. The further tho authorities probe tho more they nro ronvinoed that they havo tho right man In oustody. Mrs. Sogo was tho wife of a won'thy wluo morchan'. MOHI3 CUNimATKS MAKE FILINGS. f'linr'os W. FViHnn vnatm-ilnv fllml homo rovoRlod two shirts, which, nl-fhls final petition for the senatorial 1 today. Its closest rlvn' si v rai mlicj. rciil uarson, Nov, a' iMon today fC3tStl STARR PIANi HIGH CLASS GOODS GEO. C. WILL; WrUIHIIMUHIHMMMM Norwich Union FJtt Insurance ! Frank Meredith, lleskkat . Ofllco with Wnt. Brown k C&J 29 Commercial street 11 mi, ii MONEY TO L0 TH03. K. 1 Ovor Ladd & Duch's Btnk.Stle mtii NEW TODA1 .MLSHUAULK PHI.VCH ILVIMII.LHI1 FH031 C11IHMANV tUnUcd Prew Leail Wire! MrHn. Marrk is Prtaa Ludwte ilirm t AUia)s . .. ....U.l.u. Ml. ...... I U In Towa WloWff .STS'. J".? "". ttl. mrnlH xm of Cowniroll and lrnv wr . Albany, wher he wi roioalH a JUM rwewUjr taU ait p ytmr moH xm 'W? In djart jwxt orxler to SI I. J. M. Ureai. mmi 'So- l l " 'ryH oonrt. IAHKidUM. IWjil !VMoua Uwnd-itrado S.laah tiia i ii as, u. Jaw M Portland has niel Hf tho488od, oBMUtrd rgH!a. Attornt W H Hurlhurt. of . . . .. lu .- " . ---- '...y.. WW, mm 13'lneh Mjcan4-8r4 'orUAMil. ias m kl petHlen for . nntftiuu iinM r.n .r. tr . J K. Mur- "wpm iM naiiruiui uuhiihis I)', Salem TM Ft,or 1 ?4-U f ,"r OH "o ticket. very low orli, Uo. M Wntf A ChnrrUstou, a Uiliw who Uh4 iWr eoert to Vw tmMAhl' W. 6. mHt. at Woodhur tw d for eonthl of Woodbuni dl-trlet. laneltk. a nmt relattw f Hwperpr Mojiellk. f AUelHt. Ii.hh bWHltt bolted from G 'mwiny as a "Hudejlr. YOl'XCI CWI.U'OHNM.IV WHO HAV A.Ml'OK. (United Presi Leased Wlro.) ChlftAgo, March IS. Doorg nt St. IJornard's hospital stattl 'his ternoon that the condition of Don K. Starr. th yoesg Callfornlan. wbo ran amuck with a revolver last night is ese-HMUnglv rv. aad no hope- is aeld out for his. recovery. Jamaa l Mnrlln and Jtlm Kdlhi Uotltol, victims of Starr's gun, will probably recover. Sarr 8rw Into a rag on an "I,", station ttlatform last sight ovor somo trivial Incident, and when romon stratnl with kllbnl Sneolal Ottlcer ! Hdward HefferHAii and accidentally. Hot Marlln and Mist ltet'iel. He' tkH Hrd tho gun on himself.. Not hi uk has been learned of his Identity, other thaa that he oamo, Ue rceentlj- frow California. ' o nomination on tho Republican tick 01 with tho secretary of state. Ills petition Is signed by 2900 voters from 17 counties. His homo county of C'atsop supolled 531 of tho sign ers, the largest numbor from any In dividual county. O. L. Hntteberg. ' a Sllverton farmor nnd A. C. Llbby, of Jefferson. both Statement No. 1 men. yestordny filed their coplos of petitions for nomination by the Re publicans as ropreontntlve for Ma rlon county with ths county clork. C. M. Crittenden, who statos In his petition that ho will support tho itpubPren candidate for tho United innmiiiiiiiimiiii Wanted A portion as itttojri by young lady in a banker cl Has worked In a bank thi 1 ycaro. nnd can furnish Ui I references. Address P & ; 2 71. Salem. Or. 2 1W . f , - - For Sale Largo body si grado Bocond-Browth ilr H17 or 12S3. Dowpisg k J.J.U For Sale Several bouses la i nnd farm 'ands at a birgtla. 1 JtaJ National nank mod'fn Is States senato who cots tho largest vote, alto mod his notitlon with tho l?nV SnfoMv county clerk yestordny. I homo at the iu'hat "r! j p. nvw'tb. of Sydney, has fi'od hit petition for tho Konubllcn ;aoinl Ion for county commissioner with tho county clerk. - - - Act Quickly ,Hiio for sa'e for 200. Enquire S'wtldlng Logging Co. d Oak and Wlntrr strcr i ..... i. ... nr n. C iiqiiiiira wint " v,,j .. . . . i'mlS M-l n. Aiuen .l0 iinnk. r. a bb Wash. 7m ...... ... .t r ' HIU'l Uirru H' -' " ..., street. ToIepUf ne M J I HIHRsBEB ForgHl luiurtuu'o Policy. I. M AMKlta Cal XTnrh IE rhW of Police' Adam, of Cohos.N. j ., aimwi m ihi ciiy itway (a uik I mti to that city Ira WUtt. charred Ab." with forry. Uatll IT. who was aiwat 1 Th urine va xtttd frmSax- f((r tho Prudential U Insarance r.nitv uiiuu ftu. iu w .- rammiv at PaUaa i iiai l."V TV ..nav H. van KUI Vi aruHkH, Md dteonlerly MMduot shave Wvn Hrferrd auluat blm In If ovgAi qitt. iur soat time hji has mm ryljc to eraafov eamiwHl to iviwii AynaniH wia. rubber and oitoH plaHtaitoaa. AMoIIim ami Gulta Yu ea bny mm aire v4tias and guitar at th tMKii till May if, ir m ma-i pr e of 58, f 4 and tin Goo C Will mmlc etor. o .. m p o an. x -si. . Campaay at Cosmw. U alleged to hsto iotkihi ia name of a waller hohler. and to have colleoted J70ei); on ta f&ny. AtttMr havlBg &lo fori?d a aatsvry mMc's name to th death cortigmi. -o IJTrrs of god health shukl prevest slok oes Instead of letting theselvs Kt a4ok asm then try to onra tL So long aa yHi kp your liver, bowel j! an stomach in a healthy and active' condition yon won' gt sick. Bal- Inactlvo liter and all stomaeb and liowel trouhl Sold by all dealers BICYCLE W i. REPAIR Phoae 348 FRANK J. MOORE M Cwrt BEST WORK AT HONEST PRICES fJj