Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, March 24, 1908, Image 10

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Newspaper Page Textjg DAILY CAPITA fj OtmNAfr. 8ALKM, OREGON, TUESDAY, MARCH 21, lfKM. ! .MUM1 w Spring Showing of new fashions and materials, the new and snap py styles of ready-to-wear for men and women and children, are sparkling with Spring's newness in each department. Review this showing wheth er buying bent or not, it will help yon decide. ! PATHETIC DIVORGE STORY Aftotyjour years, gap since John R Personal Megf &1: orr, of v Ore., arrive, ye.tcrt.J $ guest of hernenW Xl !? b and her sister, MDav'u.tH of thl city. She ls- Jja ymoneer lady of ,;,.'' ra, gap since John R. Mrs. Lizzie Luckey wh""" divorce suit against the plains as an infant di " We have on display in our Court Street window for Tomorrow Only A line of the famous liberty leather purses with brass orgunmetal trimmings. Eace purse contains a mirrowy coin purse and card holder. These are exceptional values for $1.50. Tomorrow only A No telephone orders received. Sale starts at 8:30 share uJ ' ' ' i ' . Currier, in the his wife, Elizabeth, whom ho claims deserted him In Livingston county, Illinois, as ho was about to tako the stand to testify stated his wife had gono Insane, was granted a divorce last evening by Circuit Judge Gallo way. JTho story of this dlvorco' Is exceedingly-pathetic, the couple having been married In the early fifties, and lived happily together foe nearly half a century. Suddenly tho wlfo dlsan. peared, and Currier, after arriving In this county, began suit for divorce. It is said that it was sudden remorse which caused him to stato that his I wife was insane, and that he did not think ho would 'continue his caso. Tho case was postponed indefinitely, but a short time ago the friends of tho old man counseled him to securo a divorce, and thereby prevont tho woman who had desorted him from securing any of his property at his doath. gene hihuhi died it t Wash goods, em broideries and sum- mer suitings of most every known variety have assembled here at our Spring showing and are in their zenith of freshness, sheer lawn fabrics with many striking patterns and designs, includ ing stripes, checks and dots in all the new col- ors, also some heavier cotton fabrics in checks and stripes that will make a handsome suit this MNpB,MMMiaMMaMiiiMwBMv"M'aMnM Spring. 20c yard and up. siyix II . J Duutto yvv rKix (m H&mmmmmmmMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm euev4 6& m tfKommjTO xmA na ml m ZTl , flWV Q?-,' I Mtilil ' FICTION PUTIN THE SHADE ISTARRPiANoj '" C1AS3 goods GEO. C. WILL i riTTi la Norwich Union Fire JLllStff anr ! Frank Meredith, RsMeZzl OfHrn with W - "fU 2S RnmmnrMiii -. vqii ...... ,llvl oieei, moneyItTloj TMn v ... Over Ladd & DUPh'a Btnk.fl. I NEW TODAi HtWHIIIIH u I City News Wrathrr JIrIh mlhi and Wednesday, frcidi MMttkt'rly brtH'U', MomroytthUt Dr. L, Q. Altitun, Oftlco and real 4mto 20C Liberty street, Salem. 35-lm vm mill " Aflur your orders, ft you think of building. My witih and door factory trs out ail kinds of - mill work. Come and wo mo, and lot, u figure Itoctiwr. A. M. )!nnti.. Factory corner Will and QhuVch streets. noeds to mako him nko a prize in tho big Buloin homo bIiow LIcVIIHO IhMled A marriage Hconso was Issued Mon day to Porey Ourtlu-IIunz, 2a year of ago, and Delia a Clark, aged 22, both of this city. Getting H.t' Ready Tho ballot boxes nro being brought down from tho garret of th yourt houwi und put In order by the couu ty olork's ofiko. ball. Ho will probably bo unablo to .Shepimi Hfcuro a bond, and will ronmlu in Jail, (United Press Leased Wiro.) Whllo Bluffs, March 24. To novo saved tho life of a follow omlgrant In n wreck off tho coast of New Foundlnnd In 1873, to have wan dered Into tho vastnoss of tho arid 'American desert and 35 years Intor to lmvo read In a nowspapor plastorpd upon tho walls of a homesteader's shack an advortluement which led to his becoming tho recipient of n for 4'ino of ?375,000, Is tho strongo for tuno of Pedor Anderson, a Danish farm hand, who lives noar here. The circumstances woro mado public this morning, whon Anderson received n check for $5000 In order to enable him to proceed to Now York to carry out the final legal formhlltlos neces sary In tho transference of tho big sum. Andorson loft his Danish homo In tho fall of 1873 for tho United Statos on tho ship W. J. Gottry. Off tho coast of New Foundland tho voisel was wrecked, and tho passeng ers had to swim for their lives. Wanted A position as iiM by young lady lnabanV Has worked In a bank the jl j-cura, unu can furnish the be j i ujuroucoB. Address P n AX.. "I". -i, aaiem, or. 2.1Wi! 1.' ( w . . - vr. .? UHfgO QOijy jn)J jl grauo Hecond-growth fir pn 1417 or 1283. Downing k r , M-tl- For Halt Several homea in fct, and farm 'nnds at a bwgila. C uai national Dank. MJ ior aiiie ono of ho mwt Ui dairy ranches In tho WlUm vnlloy 312 acres, well Improved,! a raro bargain, If taken bebi April 1, 1908. Address box 1 R. F. D. No. 2, 8alem, Orcps. i-lUi aooo Hoynl Ann Tiw at 1( Hnqulro of 8. I. Kimball.. No. For aale, 3 h to 0 feet, o Gray block. Snlem, Or. 2Q cents to-'tr Act Qalckl) ': Houa (or alo fd300. guiding Logsliiff Co. Vxe lt tlio IlarH-- .... rT KnQUlrt ,4 - s (Jot u IVnuit A ninrrliiirti Ilnnnwit un luatinl Monday !o-Charl Rutlojltt, KQd 2S, Of Nornaka, and Hllmuoth DQUtol, anted 24, of Aurora. Wrht llouiitl Ovr-- Oharle WrJKht, who Is In tho county Jail chnrRod with stoallna a horsft from Charloa Yately. has And tba harnVit oil, ufry comb. ,VfJv uxntnitmtiou and la bound Wusliw and vorythluK tho horso oVer'io tho circuit court under 1600 m flssHawW TJVS Surpassing Beauty MMe this Oxford apart from tho common lot. Ha outline am oitwmoly graceful. U U oharae trUnl by stylo that win win it wulKdodorwsi favor in any wo W.' y, A tthoo that can bo M vUk toufldonco lu Its abso Tat 4nrkue. Just ono of the many popular tytea of LEADING LADY SHOES CuktouKMaOti by ( l, nl Shoo Co. Tk trad mwk !d.atlAM their worth. They aro ho that wwir iB d vfll mjwfortabla from the tint aud ityllsh to tho finish. W lve ew In tB, itttftat kid and sua Btal Also th U. p, 8ltk sko, A try trim aua wuurt ht nUsktiy tnannlh In si , Mea1 , wteut, colt uud Kuu mtal Oxford, U Uc, tU IwitKli. Alo boy' and ui!' oxfords SALEM SHOE STORE XHI'AIHINO A WHCIALTY. Q, W. Mfw T, fcu4etkoo 1 WVntlwr Indlcaoiv Spring has arrived: Constable Johnnon has 6haved off his beard as usual at tho beginning of this sea ton. .Statement No, 1 Interests a good many Salem peo plO, but tho Tuoiday evening Boclety night at tho rink Interests tho most of them, owing to the exceptionally good music and the many counlo skates. Jo Shot'! nt Ilaixtlu lrli Tho Dargaln Shoo Store. 263 N. Commercial street, $ b1IIi)K remark ably good shoos at remarkably poor price. They hava bargains for every body; lu all sixes and all makoi. Ana soo ir i cannot savo you money on any stocks you want to buy. P. O. box 10, Portland, Ore 3-4-lra ul"ml Holder Wish to announce to thulr nninv.TrJr Wr"'U' to' Me frlntijl tit... tu... t . ... .1 A A .vA t r ...u..un ,.,,,1 wlUy )Uve loonieu tnoir oIUco In tho Stousloff building, Court streot, wher they will Conduct a roa' oatato agonoy. Wo aro offering our fcorvloos In the buying, selling or routing of city or farm property. Fruit and dairy farms will bo given special atuntlon. Office over Stous loff Uros.' market. Salem. Phono 1237. Shcpard & Holder. iKiM-cilulmtl 1m what everyone says of socloty night at tho rink. Come tonight and 8Joy good kattug and geod muslo. IiurgaliiM in ,siio, . Wo havu a llmltiht Wanted Energetic- man with business abll- ity, ns salesman and collector In Sa eom. Permanent position; married man under tho ago of 40 perferred. Salary 15 por week to commence. Uoferencea and $75 cash bond re quired. Apply Wednesday morning between 10 and 12 to E. A. Wlllsher. at tho offlco of W. A. Listen. 379 Court streot. One godsend of tho dlroct primary Is that thoro aro no nlneteon mon running for the legislative nomina tion this yonr to confuse tho Issues. Tho people will have a ohanco to vote for five Statement No. 1 men and flvo against. That Is as it should be. ' n Women with good complexions aro novor homely. Good blood makes good complexions. Lane's Fdmlly Medicine makes good blood. All druggists sell It for 25 cents. o i Twolvo pasengors wero faWally In jured today In a railroad wreck at Hurgin, Kontucky It was a head on collision. Any Kind Of copying done es tj typewriter. Return headloti prW cd on envelopes. You will pleased. Bring work to rote ' ovor W. C. T. V. ball. S-il-Jt' Mrs, Gould-Castollano todir dared sho would not marry Prlae Sagan or any other man. For Snle -Eight room hoatf i& lerea, an nowiy paperea, i 11 bonrlncr fruit trcfi. all ki shrubbery; block from Atjlx avenue can line, spieaaw ioat Prlco SI 150 If JQ'd this ' 576 N. 20th'St Phone SCI S-21-Jt I Wanted Goad man Or woaia canvass on salary Apply J" office 8 a. m. Harred Plymouth KofW Bs salo at 50c por setting Sf Iroton. Phone Farmen W MM WorldH nt Iitoom Calls Hll. vlnlnfa cinerarias. hyaclnUM, fodlls, etc., and everythlnj H ' onn Mn It llh JOfV. 1SJ1 0 clron) Cllom ! ",v"-'l ww... rnnin.n Work Get my PfW sidewalks, curbs, septic Mx oamnn vinrV of aDT X'" work guaranteed flrst-lxa. lj r-, ,.iv,i ,!, PhOH waru, ijibhiu"" - . .NA.K For Sale 14 good "T t. Vnnulre i CUUH or- .-, ., nnlA 1 BM '1 Of Crawford. Phone 2x4. i-U-i number Mt THK IM)(3 CATCH Hit GlvTS A COMIISSION. J. A Marsh was formally annolnt-' od to his position as Nemesis to un-! licensed dogs by Mayor Rodger this moaning. Doggie running about' shoos m all !. n, M.u. ,ki.i.Iuw Bvrww wunoMi Jiesnses had bet- w. are oftor.ng at gmtly mtucod Zal price, if you wish ! wwomlM.I?!'1' UI b '"I0 Qn tho can,ues by your AM hore. ThTllargan ml ,T 'f " whoie m l,on'1 Shoo Store. Sfia w. n; ".J f ,,8U,r Uia worih the prloo of a Salem. ' "" . Ucus niDRy will bo reclv(d by ; Run right If not tak it tn A hi ttint tllMe wUo Uo not waut to r,8k 'Gardner "a mi LZ J. $ tha,J V" WWM l '81. t n.5. ;J:?iTU Q0. wl thtlr 13. hordes this is, bargain time for Heonses. The 11- MelMmv Will !!- nS0 0Kkt BOW Will bo good Until I ToHlglvt at thrlk. fr tho usual AMKU8t- l909- lat ww w 'Tlitiaw!.; 21., a !SS " t0 WT 13 whether they get muslo. good floor. Ul,r "J88 Hew Qr a yar fron t l aow. Some humane .way of dlapoa- Ibni.i i.-i.iv ,BB m UI,KS no adopted be- HUll Petition bM,, blnlD. !.-. .iw - H. Robertson, at Hul)ur, ihi morning flia hk waUtlait for noral- nauou or uauroad Commissioner, Pnwto Court flrt dlrtrlot, subjwt ts Rspubllosm The will of Wllllaw iAjvorldga was nrlmarloa. ttlod mt worniHg. ia which ho leaves Vnator nmu-nvll awmi, his entire tat to hi two dajugh- Hullotmtats kamHug, ayr vGn; tew. Mrs. May Moor and Mrs. Brally C Rrowaell, of OreKQn' ClLr.' wr6 Jefferson. Vha l.i), t....v.4 djsmld today by ordsr o,( FjaasU John J. JeffAwo. U named s axecu- f UUliU I THERE CAN ONLY BE ONE "BEST" BICYOi. AND IT IS THE WORLD'S BEST BICYCLE 1M8 Recycles just arrive!: cone in ni & H Piiose 348 FRANK J. MOORE M BEST WORK AT HONEST FHCES Ifcfc N 'Hi t4 a Mi 7 H tl e ' v inr & --' . .