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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, MLKM, OllBGOX. THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1908.
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A sensational
ftoiry in Wal
Paper. We never
have permitted
ml never wiM
permit any one
to tmderseX us
or successfully
dispute our su
premacy in this
branch of the
business.
ft! now. Special discount on a!f Wail Paper.
k Tfaieg of Beauty Is a Joy Forever
Our Carpet Department is complete with a
$Hre and varied stock of the newest and
most up-to-date patterns
that it possible to show.
You wiM like nine out of
every ten. Then besides
Hie patterns you, wiM like
tfeejwke. That's quite an
Stent when you work hard
for yeur money.
I fit A ksrl lV I
An excellent op
portunitytoreplace
shabby curtains
that the bright sun
shine is showing
up, adding extra
attractiveness to
the home at a real
saving.
fivon thn nnhirn nf thi nntlfint'a IM.
nesa will bo given out.
It ts believed that Dr. Jordan's Ul
ness is not as Berious as first reports
would Indicate, but It Is thought by
many that the "present burmoil at the
university has more or less -to do
with his indisposition. Ho has been
under an Intense mental strain since
the storm broke on thof campus, and
thoso who have observed him have
felt that a break-down was Inevltabio
While It Is denied that the university
troubles have brought about a col
lapse, It is not unreasonable to be
Hovo that they havo had considerable
effect on his montal and physical
condition..
RUGS
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We now have the best rug assortment that
we have had for years in Wiltons, Body Brus
sels, Axminsters, and Tapestries. They arc
in handsome floral and
oriental designs and will
please every individual
taste. At any rate be
fore you buy see our
choice assortment
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FiRAMING
Picture framing In ono of
our spaalnlllos. Our skill
In thin Hue Is the result
of oxporlonco ami flUidy,
and U rusponBlblu for the
suporlor nimlltlos of our
work. When you tiMlc'our
prices you will bu ir
prised how reasonable, they
arq, Wo also gurry a
pleasing Hno of franiod
a lid un(rutuoil ploluros In
Htook.
Havo you a buby In your homo?
Thou by all moans tuko him out In
tho air ovory lino day. Thuro liuron't
boon so many good ones lately that
yon can afford to miss any of them.
Wo'vo got audi a handsomo lino of
carta that you should havo no
trouble In gottlng suited. Agents
for tho celebrated Sturgesa folding
go-carU
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clohhd.
OPIW.
ldTTLN ailUHi-d4 years
umd under, romombor our nd
dUppIng contest. Tho UUlo girl
muUIiik out from our nd the
.'iiirtfi'M. number of Duoks
-Atove and rungo trademarks
-wrJU'tjo awarded tho Uuoks
Junior range now on display In
tour outu window.
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All ads must b turned In not
later than tho wook following
tholr publication. Do not car
ry ono ovor. Got nil tho nsBlst
uuoo you iKsslbly can. This
contost Is onuslng a grout donl
or enthiulaBm, so nil must
work vory lndstrloii8ly.
Palo Alto, Cal., March 26. A
partial list of tho students suspend
ed is, as follews:
F. B. Mayers, '09, of Reno, Nev.
H. S.' Ross, '08, of Pasadena.
F. J. Macombor, '09, of Los Ange
les. L. R. Gay, '08, of Redlands.
W. Koorner, '08, of Portland, Or.
C. EL Sampson, '09, of Stockton.
J. H. Rlddell, '08, of Brazil, Ind.
G. McGregor, '09, of Bonlcla.
J. Q. MncDonald, 09, of Compton.
J. E. Henry, 'Q9, San Joso.
T. R. Cndwalder, '09, Los Ango-
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O. W. Morgan, '09, Los Angolos.
N". B. Doan, '09, of Sacrniento.
G. D. Hussey, '09, of Los Angeles.
O. F. Dean, of Corona.
W. H. Richardson, of Santa Bar-
bam.
A. G. LuchBlngor, 09, of San
Frnnclsco.
H. F. Brunlng, 09, of Oakland.
F. D. Mnhone, '08, of Honolulu.
W. Slack, '08, of Juniata, Nob.
F. K. Jackson, "09, of Borkoloy.
A. W. Frolll, 09, of Snllnns.
J. W. Mott, '08, of Salem, Or.
P. B Dolano, '08, of Now Bod
ford, Mass.
B. C. Prolskor, '08, of Mllpltas.
J. D. Moreen, '09, of Minneapolis.
R. W. McKlroy, 'OS, of San Fran
cisco. A. F. Taggart, '09, of Palo Alto.
P. G. Wilson. '09, of San Diego.,
l. R. Eaton, '09, of San Francisco.
R. C. Westwiok, '09, of Santn
Bnrbnrn.
F. Klnley, '08, of Snnta Rosa.
F. R. Lanagan, '08, ' of Donvor,
Colo.
J. E. Gushing, 'OS, of San RnfaoU
G. L. Goodoll, '09, of Portland.
E. W. Fayor, Los Angeles.
A. W. Flold, Lincoln, Nob.
A. M. Hamilton, Palo Alto.
D. J. Mooro, Wilmington, Penn.
E. G. Thompson, Idaho.
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Mrs. T. C. Wi1ln4. .'
Iowa, writes to Mrs! rSffi?
i can truly say that LrdU P u,
ham's VcwUllo Compoffi
lfe, and I cannot express mrS
iff ti r.!- ,lor !"(&
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spending lots of monT.'zfi
rT,:JWC
L. Pinkham'a Vegetable ComS
n- iT ro, ? to 9 h
been In my crave t(dar. I wX
uu..AtuH .Tuuiiin wouia try It
FACTS FOR SICK Wfl
. For thirty years Lydh E.
nam's VciMahln CnmrA
from roots nnd herbs, has ba
Duiuuuiu ri'IIK'Uy lor fclBlla
uuu uua iwsu iVPjycurMH&OBSU
women who haw lvnn tMMu
displaoemontsJi.flammatiojLub
tion. llbro!d tumors. mrX
neriodio itains, Uvkorhr, Uut
iiis.uovn HTunf, iiatuienry,:
tiuii,uizzinesi,nr nervous p:
"1iy don't you tr' it?
Mrs. Plnklinm Invites all i
women to -write her forilr
Sho htiM ffuldcd thouvadil
uoimu. AUUrcss, Lynn, :
Palo Alto, Cn1 March 2C. Chaos
rolgns at Stanford university today,
nnd thoro Is ovory Indication at noon
that 8coroR of student would lonvo
tho campus boforo nightfall novor to
return.
Realizing that the suspended men
will bo shown no olemoncy, and that i,olllj0t no ow kn0ffi of t .If'
Hln futitln h 1. .,. ... .
niu iiiuuo ui iup riasi wi;i m I
to tho prosldent nnd tmjirKJ
hold for orders, after Ultlni
euough money to pay f5rthU
team's class sweaters. It u td
od that tho romnlntag fundi ill
dlvldod between "Dad" Moaltoc
trainer of tho track team, i:i !
Murphy, the 'varsity boat
couch.
"Tho Chapparel," the iM
comic weokly, Issued today cu:
n caustic editorial oa the ictki
tho student affairs committtt
says in part:
"Now that too coomlttM
como through thoChapplthu
boon so mad In all of thet'je.i
of his caroor. Forty-one booted I
ily out of college. TheptrtJt:
did not do an atom of siraj
eoiild bo remembered in s
attorwards. No university mn '
brokon, no proiMjcy touched
Momorlnl court has beea lanJ
howling football raMe U)
again, tho arcades by WaiiSf
birthday rabble, and ai fur Ci
Mpitart) niiiiimnM
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fRIVATE
14GY HAS
DESERTED
n Fraudaeo. MaroU 26. Secret
v&Mt'jM all over tho country aro to
he.r cu Ihu Utokout for a young de--ftcr.
wald to bo Max Jagerhuuor,
Jit, fa f a mlljlonalro New York
WMWftiant, uud lalmiK relationship
Hupremo Jiutlcd Fuller and Judge
m'itMluiau, of New York. When he
muuitl he Ktv thw name of Chun.
Xacity.
jVccordlug to a story In the Call
wornlug Jagerhuber wnt Hrrut-
K 4iortly before tho earthquake at
Kftts "St. Kranol Hotel bare, on a
OTutrge of ImviiHt atwed n furginl
silek, wlton hi alluwauoe from bin
inuRutro fathor ran short, lu
&t ckuo fullowine th uMako ho
"iea bia llhwty. aad bu lovo of
(4tUtrv, rwultttl In h ttlt
tutly tiring of the mouotoay
a.4t pUIn rare, Trtvat Lace- de-
wrttl. He yM eaptunM, and for
time ha bwR kin a prt&onr
r tho guard bouse. l.a TueUay,
weeordiug to hi aupertorw. Jagr
Auber. 0t lAy, m they know faliu,
3wsh1 a nwrgant to rsalt him to
riwvajw, and tho two wade off. Neth-
K haa QiH Iiear4 of ell he? 1h
VsW. m Udy, MpalrlUK of plok-
MsCVub we& n ia a VYaRClsco
KCitt A.tarn sjbj bB tasde4
TRUST GOMPANY
OPENS WITH CASH
(United Pros Leased Wire.)
Nw York, Marrdi 26. With 2.
000.000 stacked up ready to meet
all demand the Knickerbocker
Trust Company throw open Its doors
for business today for the flrst time
since It wa. closed last October.
At noon, tho hour of the reopen
ing, hundreds of di-povltors wero lu
line, but many of them wero there
for the purpose of depositing sav
ings, omolal of the Institution do.
olared today that KiRloiftUt monjy Is
available to pay every one of the
30.000 depositor should they all be
anxious, to withdraw thqlr mouoy.
The bank has assets of oveptfSO.
009.000. and the llabtllttt are slight
ly le.
llankera and rtnunVUr generally
nay that the reopDHlug tit th Knlck
erbooker U perhaps the best sign of
returning prosperity that has been
steu since th beglnalHg of the men.
y panic. The plans (or the rehabll.
Motion wen complete after four
month's wf labor or the part of a
committee of depositors. Under ttus
present plan dposItr will reclv
today 10 ouut, instead of their
deposit la lull. If they caro to
withdraw all of their money they ean
do o at intervals covering a, period
ol two aud one-half years.
W9jmm sW tsF T3 3N 3C Jtk
T0BAGC0 WAR
IS RAGING
(Uulted Press Leased Wire.)
Cincinnati. March 26. Qlosoly
followlng a report that a truoe hud
been patched up botweeu tht Inde
pendents and the tobacco trust, a
band of "night riders" broko Into
tho warehouse of tho T. 8. Ham
ilton Co.. on the outskirts of Cov
ington, Ky., shortly before daylight
today, and Ared the place. Half a
million pouHds of raw tobacco, val
ued at $110,000 was destroyed.
The tiro spread and destroyed un
entlro block of building. Whon
the name reached a cottage adjoin
ing the warehouse, the raiders went
In aud carried out a oot on whlvh
Mlw Carrie Peonoy hiy seriously ill.
A mouiout later tho roof of the cot
tage oaved 1.
lUfore s4artlag th4r work Stho
"night ridor" out every Ulepjiouo
wlro lu the vlotnlty. Might JauBg
farmers, some f them f thj bwt
famllUHi la the oouaty. are tda un
der the surveiUaaoe.
O in i ...
of good health should prevent sick
ness Instead of letting theauelvea
get ajck and then try t our It. So
Ions as you keep your llvor. bowels
and stomach In a healthy and aetlre
coadltloa you won't gt slak. Dal.
Us Uerblae relieves) oastltpattOB.
UiCtlre Urr ami ail Ktsaaaasi mad
owel troubles, gold By &u aa!er.
TROOPS ASKED
FOR TREADWELL
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Junsau. Alaska, March 26.
Troops have been asked to be sent to
Troadwoll. where the striking min
ers are showing signs of disorder.
The call for troops was sent last
night to tho Vancouver barraoks by
Acting Governor etln. The United
States marshal's otHoo- hero cannot
maintain order, and It Is very prob
ublo that tho troops from Fort Wil
liam H. Seward will be sent hero to
day or tomorrow. Many of the strik
ing Slavs hav bean arresUd, oharged
with carrying weapons. Ton wero
tlRed $20. This notion tas aervod to
make them hoitlle. The strikers
etnim that tfc mament soldiers ar
rive on Douglas Island they will re
sort to the use of dynamite. Dyna
mlt aeugh to blow up an entire
ally has beea found In a oaoho.
furthor appeal to the studont affairs
commlttoo Is a mere wasto of time,
all of tho participants In tho parade
will bo asked by their leaders to re
quest loaves of absence.
Failure to secure thoso Is to be fol
lowed by a walkout. It is said.
A petition to Prosldent Jordnn,
signed by the 41 susponded men and
many of tholr sympathizers, asking
for a rohoarlng, was circulated .o-
dny, but It Is not expected to boar
suit utterod there. The oS
tho Infringement of unlrenSj
oipllno and any mrroathasrtt '
such a vague. fog and 8
allty ns that should aarebw
pensated by reiraettos.
Jonlan Is IMUt
Marked improvement 18 ' j
dltlon of Dr. Jordan was rtpettj
Dr. Hall, who is attending til
eator. after he had pau W
any fruit, and In anticipation of nd-Sjng vhdt. He sa'4 tbat.
PRESDCNT J0DAN
(Contloiuod trora pago one.)
slty, who was suddealy stricken In
thla city last Bight, and who U bow
cob Used Ir the restdeRM of Judg J.
F Iibe. a moaber of the board of
trim f the unlvorslty. Beyoad
the taere statemeat Uat Dr. Jordna
had rested wsily last sight ao lafor,
matloa was vouchsafed by members
of the Lelho household today. Not
vorso notion on tho part of tho pres
ident, the students are preparing to
take final notion even boforo tho peti
tion can roaoh Dr. Jordan, who Is ill
at San Jose, and who cannot renoh
tho university until tomorrow at
best.
Tho petition declares that the pun
lshment Imposed Is too. severe for the
offenso committed.
Tho students recognize that the
romraitteo has won tjie battle, and
that nothing" remains except uncondi
tional surrender or complote sever
ance of college ties. A number have
mnde arrangements to enter other
colleges. Many have written to their
homo newsnanera. elvJns- n nponunt
of tho trouble, and denying thatjand rode as far a J1
mey aro under the ban for drinking,
but are being punished for standing
up fo their rights.
Formal dlsbandment of the boat
crew and baseball and tennis teams
wa announced today. The boat
erw lost Its oaptaln. L. R. Gray, of
Pasadena; the baseball toam Its
shortstop. Sampson, of Stockton, and
the tennis team Us captain. Delano,
of Massachusetts.
No action has been taken In the
matter of disbanding the track team,
but this is likely to como this erea-
Jordan was safferlss tton ,
HAln oarlv today, be ii r-l
llovod, and may be hM1
homo tomorrow. Dr H-
thn ha imuLI not dlsoa t'
of the Illness. He would H
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appendioiUs.
Dp Jordan WU tvZ3
oaro of a physician at t
Tiifffrf4Ttbe. and if the if
in ha nmiiUtlon rontbi,,fita'
taken to Palo Alto Vi
rna nn hl WST tO Sa J'
.An.i. aut Clara
..i. .ti.. him. He Ti
drug store la the Istter
lief, and thea boaraoa ;
spsj jsvsa
fnun.l IB "'" "-,
lag.
The senior olass met at aoon and
adopted a resolution to dispense with
all commencement week clas exr
olses, oxcopt the laying of the class
plate. This function will b per
formed at mldalgat. as a rebuke to
tlnci t4ft. kJi. .amu u.hj.
... -vniicui autlj cutUBtmw. I CaifJ
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week commlteea have resigned, and jara.
Idonee.
vot for PrislW-
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an argument to pre
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