Daily capital journal., March 26, 1908, Page 8, Image 8

DAILY CAPITAL JOUttftAIi. SALKM, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH SM, 19Q6.
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Copyright 1908 by
Hart SchsftW & Marx
Men nro said (0 bo the smart
est, most critical dressers and
that's one reason why Hart,
Bclmilncr & Max clothes arc
bo very popular In college
towns. Theso clothes are oot
mode for college men only; If
you nevor wont to college
that's no roason why you can't
vlrcss In style. We're roady to
show you or any other man
tho host olothes over seen in
this town; they'ro Hat, Schnff
ner & Marx olothes, nil wool
fabric, pcrfictly tailored, nc-
curnte In style, correct In fit,
tho best Money's worrfi of
clothes you over saw.
Make
NORMAL
SCHOOL
REPORT
A list In your mind of all the good qualities you want to And In (ho
boys' clothing you buy, then como hero and get moro than you
thought of In sailor Junior or Ibusslnn milt Irt many variations of stylo
and fabrics carefully tailored and trimmed. Also a largo show
Ing of Norfolks and doublo bronstod suits. (Now department, now
annex).
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tNCatrPGRATED
The Slnto Normal School Board
has received reports from Weston
and Monmouth for the month end
ing March 20, and shows the follow fellow follew
ing: Monlnouth had 160 students
enrolled, and remitted $2905 fees
for tuition and use of dormitories.
Weston had 198 Btudents and remit
ted $2040 feotf, etc. Tho board or
dered a (uniform graduating diploma
for nil tho schools, 480 copjgs, of the
state printer, enough to last two
years, for about $10 Some of theso
schools In tho past have uccd parch
ment diplomas, at $1.50 per stu
dent. Monmouth and Ashland were
nttlhorizel to hold summer normals
for six weeks, under direction of the
president of tho respective schools,
and president to report faculty to
board. President RoBslor, of Mon
mouth, wns given six weeks leave of
absenco to visit New York state nor
mal and tho bent Institutions In sev
eral of tho Eastern states.
I
Milt Miller of Lebanon has. come
out for Statement No. 1. Shows his
nnturnl goodness of heart and he
will probably hnvo to voto for a Re
publlca.n for United States senator.
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MARRIKI).
CLARK HUNT. At tho homo of
tho bride's mothor, MrB. Nnncy
Clark, on Chdmeketn nnd Four
teenth streets, Salem, Or., March
24, 1008, at 8 p. m., Dolln C.
Clark to Percy Curtis Hunt, or
this county, Rev. P. S. Knight of
ficiating. Twenty-six yoani ngo Rov. Knight
porformod tho coromony that united
tho brldo's parents.
TWO tSETS
ARE NOW
LINED UP
Statement No. 1 Mini Complete
Their Legislative Ticket Amis'
Are Also Trying to Keep Down
Number of Aspirants.
INMMMMHKttlMMWM
y 1 my I
myrows
Wwitker
Ormatatwtl mln
4y.
tonight HHtl 1'YI.
Wrr n IrtsmoHd
While you nro paying for It on
the partial payment plan, Payments
am bo arraligod to suit yourself.
Chas, H. Hinges, 123 Commercial
atreet.
Gardner 11 1 Asylum
Thiulous M. Hamilton tins been
appolutud greenhouse manager and
florist at tho state Insano asylum,
and has rented his 'groonhouso on
South Twelfth streot. Ho I a com
potent man for tho pluco.
Try Writing to Mc
Aad see If I cannot savo you
monoy ou any stocks you want to
buy. P. O. box 10, Portlnnd, Ore
3-Ulm
Profwrty Orttervtl Hohl
County Judge Scott yesterday
signed an ordor and report of sale
ot $1107.50 worth of real estate In
tho estnto of Job Donyor, deceased,
Suit fur lvog
William Wright has brught suit
for a mnohanloa lien on logs belong
1ng to the Prnuheeker Manufactur
ing Company at present tied up near
the mouth of the Rautlam river. Tho
lieu asked for amounts to 17.0V
for work douo by Wright and his
wife for the men employed In the
logging camp at the t(mo of cutting
the Umber, during January' and 1'eb-runty
SNMH Royal Ann Tni
For salo, 3i to 0 foot, at 20 cents
Enntllro nf 8. I Ifliiitinll M o
Oray block, Salem, Or. 3-17-tf
Silver Mwlal ConH'sl
Tho college of oratory of Wlllam
otto university will hold a silver
modal contest Friday, March 27, at
8 p. m. under tho auspices or tho
Slilom W. O. T. U. Music will bo
furulihod by tho college of music.
No ndmlsHlou fee. Everyone cordial
ly Invited.
Act Quickly
Houso for salo for $200, Knqulro
Bpauldlng Logging Co. d
Hpwlal ltato to IJugciU'
Oregon state convention Young
Women's Christian association to bo
held nt Eugene, Or., April 3, 4, 6,
19Q8. For tho above occasion, a rati
or 0110 and third faro on tho cortftl
culo plan la authorized. Win. Mc
Murray, Qonoral Passenger Agon,
3-20. fit.
I
Homcopttist
Dr. TL.?dV Altraan. Oftlce and "real-
denco 206 Liberty streot, Salem,
3-51 m
Hold Property
George Collins, before going to
Portland today, said Iiq had sold his
resilience on Ohuroh Htreet to R. K.
Downing, of this oily.
doing to Drill
Cointy Judge Scott and a party
of Knights of .Pythias go to Inde-
pendouco Saturday night for a drill
team contest with tho local lodge tor
tho statu championship.
not PeWIU'i mrbollswl Wltoh
Hanoi Salve--It Is good for piles
Sold bv all druggist
A Neighbor of Yours
as well as yoursolf Is llablo at any
tlmo to hnvo rhoumatlsm. Wo'ro all
llablo to havo cuts or burns, bruises
or scnlds, crick In tho back, neck or
sldo somo kind of an acho or pain,
Then heed this ndvlco and toU your
neighbors Ballard's Snow Liniment
ralloves all aches and pains, and
honls all wounds, Sold by all deal
orB.
Fine Home for Sale
Party with cash
better investi
gate. Prices
reasonable.
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Address f I., care Journal
Surpassing Beauty
Maka this Oxford apart from
tho common lot. Its outline are
wUwmely graceful. It Is charac
terlsed by stjio that will win .c
well-deserved favor In any wo-
RnMtDQi H ror Ms onridauce In its abo-zr-V
R lute ncmlne. Just one of the
T many popular styles of
LEAKING LADY SHOES
CuktomMiul by C, 1 I'urtl SIih Co,
The trade mrk liUutlflos their worth. They are shoes that wear
loau and well--oemfortable frww the flrt ad stylish jo tho finish.
Wo have them In Ua, patent kut 3 gun metal. Also th it. p.
Smith bo. A very trim M watt shotw slightly mauuUh lu
reet . Sioiih ta, puteat, celt twd sun metal Oxfonls, all slsw.
1 Iwldths. Also boys' and wmm' oxfords.
SALEM SHOE STORE
KUPAIKINQ A PKC?ALTY.
S W tig jt Hapltket
Tito ladles Aid Society
Of tho first Prosbyterlun church
will moot tomorrow, Friday, after
noon, at 3:30 p, m., at tho realdenco
of Mrs. J. II. Lewis, 11J5 Oak streot.
0 1
Itaco Suicide
as President Roosevelt calls It Is not
nearly tho monaco to Increase In pop
ulation that deaths among Infant
are. And eight out of ton of thes
deaths are directly or indirectly
causod by bowel troubles. Mcaoo'a
Baby Kllxlr cures diarrhoea, dysen
tary, Bour stor.aoh and all Infant
ailments of this nature. Just the
thing for teething babies. Price 2&
and SO cents. Sold by.all dealers.
Governor Hughe, of Jow York,
has again refused to Interfere with
tho exeouUen of Chester Gillette
who is to be oleotrooutod Monday.
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IV YOU KXOVtj
Tho merits ot the Texas Wonder, you
woMld never suffer from kidney,
bladder or rheumatlo trouble. 1
bottlo. two months' treatment, sold
by S. a Stonj drug store, or byrmall.
Testimonials with eaoh bottle.
Uuroa Iwasakwl, oae of the rich
wl man Im Japan, dUd today.
There is aothiRg else "Just a
good- ae Kemp'w IlahNtm. thd best
sough oare. mid the ether kinds
cost Jyst as Hiueh as, thU famous
remedy.
RlehftM OamerOH. i miner
of Nm, Alaska, is dead t Lo Au-
No mttdlclse has evr done more
towards wardlsg ff grip aad nneu.
Bjonla aad reUevtag distressing
grip couge thau Kewp Balsam, the
best cough euro.
OAHTORIA.
BpwttU
Walter n, vinJnw, the young Re
publican who ontcrcd his protest
ngalnBt tho Republican county con
vention putting up a tlckot, has filed
his potltion as a candidate for rep
resentative 'on Statement No. 1, nijd
thus com)lctcs .the ticket of aspi
rants who will go before tho pcoplo
standing for that principle In Ma
rion county. Mr. Winslow was wait
ed upon by a committee of tho Car
penters' Union, who requested him
to enter tho race .and stnnd for -direct
election by the people. Ho Is tho
fifth man to (116 for tho Statement,
and will, with tho rest of tho flvo,
make n campaign of the county for
nomination.
Tho Statement No. 1 representa
tives will ask tho people to voto for
their nomination on a square Issuo
ugnlnst returning to the old way of
choosing United States Genntors, that
Issue haying been rniscd by tho Re
publican mnchlno politicians nt Port
laud and against which tho pcoplo
pretest:
Tim Ph)j1o's Choice Ticket.
Hal I). I'atton, booster, bookseller
nnd ling raher ,at Salem.
Henry J. .Miller, hop buyer and
business man, ut Aurorn. '
O. L. Hattcbcrg, fnrmer nnd bnnk
r, nt Sllvorton.
A. C. Llbby, farmor and granger,
nt Jsfforson.
Walter C. Winslow, law student
and roforoo In athletic sports, Wll
InmeUo Unlvorslty.
Theso men nro all staunch Re
publicans and supporters of the pol
icies or tho Roosevelt administration
tho primary law and selection or
United Stntos souutors by the direct
voto or tho people. They usk to bo
voted ror upon their principles, and
not on nccount or any porsonnl am
bitions ror otllco, and preferring lo
reat to any compromise or tho prin
ciples for which they stand.
Ilepiibllciui People's Choice.
Tho candidate who aro now In
publlcnn choice" or tho "oholco of
Fnnk Tumor and Sam Hughes, of
Salem; W. L. Slmernl, or Macleay;
S. D. Adklns, Scotts Mills, C. M.
Crittenden, of Hubbnrd; LJoyU T.
Rryno!d8, of Chemawa. Efforts aro
bolng made to securo tho withdrawal
of Mr. Hughos as the antl-Statemont
No. 1 candldntos wish to hnvo only
live men In th field. Thoy aro ail
agreed In signing a statement pledg
ing thomsolvoi to voto for 'ho "Re
publican choice" or toh "oholco of
tho Republican party," or tho 'chol'co
of tho Republican votors," for United
Stnts senator. Theso plodgos aro
neither Statement No. I, nor State
ment No. 2, as contlnod in tho law,
and moan tho cholco of a Republi
can stato convention of tho Repub
licans nt tho primary or tho Republi
cans In legislative caucus. There Is
some difference of opinion as to what
tho pledgos do mean among thoso
who aro supporting tho proposition,
but thoy all agroo In opposing State
ment No. 1.
Tho Statomont No. 1 candidates
y they have no faar but what tho
people will olsot a Republican logls
laturo and a Republican souator in
June. Tho Ropublloan-Peoplo's
choice men fear the peoplo may elect
a USmoarat for nnnlnr nn,l thnv
--w ..f .. .MVJ
want tho loglslaturo to oleot a Re
publican senator.
Who Art tho Antis?
Tho Antl-Stsiemont candidates
are all ool mon so far as known
to the Capital Journal. Prank Tur
hot Is the well-known lawyer, of this
city, who has heW.oUlce In Iowa and
Oregon, ami has served as desk clork
Ik the legislature. Ho Is a very 00m
IMKeat maa. IJayd Reynolds sarved
a term In the last legislature, and is
a. iMgreestve fruit grower. Sam
Hughe was a Statement No. 1 can
dMate cy years ago for the uoml
H&tloH, ami Is a well-known oontrac-i
tOT- W. 1 SiMtentl nf Mnnlnov t,a
for years been fHrmer at the reform 1
whool. aad k weU-kaown at Salem..
AdleUs aid Crittenden are new mon'
Ih polities iH thh) oountj', but wall'
spoken of. Per theso gentlomoa The
OaiMtnj Journal has the highest re-1
gaws. ami. while they differ with hs
o a vKal Klnclple of tho primary
'. te iwiwr will express only uool !
h- -.-
wui lowara them la the primary oon
tt. aad will support thorn heartily
If thej- are the RettebHeau nominees!
for representative.
ARMOR
PLATE
FRAUDS
("United Press Leased Wire.)
"Washington, March 2C Charges
that have bocn concerning tho posi
tion of the armour plato of all the
ships of the Atlantic fleet aro held
to bo groundless In a report on the
subject submlttod to tho secretary
or tho navy by Admiral Evans.
Tho report says that when the
vessels arlved at Magdalena bay tho
armour belts. woro several Inches
higher thnn when tho vpssela left
Hampton Roads. Admiral Evans In
sists thnt there Is nothing Irregular
about this becauso tho ships wero
coal laden to tho limit when they
left for the Bouth, but that thoy
would not hnvo ben so laden woro
they going Into action.
Rods Run Out of 'Frisco.
San Ernnclsco, March 20. Deter
mined to chaso every '"red" out of
San Prutlclsco before tho arrival of
tho fleet, tho pollco nro today await
ing word from federal ofllcers at
Now York, Boston nnd Now OrlennB,
In tho hope of making an object les
son of Paul Blgnnml, tho self-styled
"King of the San FranclBco nnarch
ists," arrested yestorday. Thoy hopo
to bp ablo to deport him.
' Dooplto Ills wild statements prior
to his arrpst, and tho alleged threats
of destruction of tho fleet and death
to President RooBovelt, tho local of
ficers do not regard Blgnnml ad a
mnn apt to resort to violence him
self. Ho Is loud-mouthed, howovor,
and Is undoubtedly an ngltator. Thoy
roar that ir allowed to continue tholr
hnrnnguoH, ho nnd others or his Ilk,
may stir up somo or tho weaker
minded radicals and cnuso trouble.
Evory known "rod" In San Fran
cisco will bo kopt under strict ur
volllnnce ror tho next row weeks,
nnd any who become demonstrative
will fnco deportation.
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CHICAGO1
WATER
DERANGED
- THROUGH
m
( United Press Lea .,
Q'obe, Arizona. T2 H
mind deranged thr..-L n
drinking Jerry Rnri-uf Ua
Bhot and lnBi .... ' 8Wt,
- uuuj Killed ku
and yomng sister-in-la, cJ
son. nnii th - .
hi- :,;:.: :uiaDo"tan
ucuu, unrig almost
0
Mrs. Enrlght had un .
band several month ag0 ,,,
supported herBelf nna ,L "
dren by kceplnK bosM. Z
lil'O
-y.- .. uU iue cause of th i.
Entorlng the rear J
boarding house, Enrlght w I
Blster-in-lnu. !,. C. m
In the kitchen and thi-n ,
:','l'n .!.!?"'! i
ww..w. ukuuiho nor DSfijjH !
As she fell fnfnii. , V
tllrnnl ,!. .
right turned tho
weap3oa
Unlvorslty of Washington J
i.-ur lomorrow on tho caopj, j
iriramcu merry widow lau.
Seattlo Chlcr of Police WiJ
puiung mashers vho otte
tho streets under arrest im i
ennin gang.
Jnini)h Wfillo aini..- ...
. . v,,UBl oat 11
wonitiiiost men on the pjdici
uied today at San Diego
Tho Lcland hotel, at Swli
111., hendquarters of the Rqtli
stato convention Is on in.
$200,000.
ISTARRPIANI
HIGH CLASS GOODS
GEO. C Will
,oooosieeemnMiitH
GRAFTS
(United Press Leased Wlro.)
Chicago, March 2C. Sensational
disclosures of allogod wholesale
theft and graTt In tho wntor bureau
by city employes today led to a
Bhako-up lu tho bureau and a com-
ploto roorganlrntlon. Thefts of
toolfr, motoVs and mntorlals fiur-
... . .? 1 . ...
nisneu ino worKinen, winch wero
pawned ogsold by employos.wero con
dltlons Bard to have been disclosed to
Superintendent McCourt.
Another result of tho revelations
was tho rendering of a bill for $27,
&!2 against tho Chicago Union Trac-
tlon Company, tho amount represent
ing city water used In flvo years
by tho company and unpaid for. Tho
city was defrauded of this amount. It
Is alleged, with the connlvanco of
city employes.
Norwich UnioaFfre
InstfMAcei
Frank Meredith, KsWe 1
Office with Wm. Brows 1 1
29 Commercial street.
MONEY TO L
THOg.r-1
O.ver Ladd & Burt's Bint
j li
i
I NEW TODA1
.
IOs)ilttMt
Wnntcd A position m t
by young lady In a tank en
Has worked la a bank til I
years, and can furnlia 1W '
roforencos. Addreu P. 0.
' 971 flilpni Or. M
-, -, -.
T?n SnlisI.nrcft bodf
crado Becond-growth fir.
1417 or 1283. DewfilBJ
Var Sale Several boul'
and farm 'snds st bupft
ltl V.llinil TlIlk. ''
A Swollen ohw
Is not protty nor pleasant. Whether
It's caused by neuralgia, toothache
or nooldent, Ballard's Snow Liniment
will reduce the.awelUng and rellovo
the pain. Tho groat and swro cure
ror rheumatism, cuts, burns, bruises,
soalds any and all aches and pains.
Sold by all dealers.
Frank M. Bunker, assistant super
intendent or schools at Log Angeles,
has been elected superintendent at
Berkley.
For Kale Aty'as blakbenr N
the bet black berries p
A. White & Son fl ,
Or.
vni- uent Threa houM, H
nnr moeth. A'SO ?
potato groBsd
Oregon.
Box 111 W
J If
For Sale Slagle-coo R
ta ,.u tt 00 for tW
Also a few nice cockrtj"
Enquire at 2417 Tru
nor or 24th
IT'S
NEW
The large wheel of Swiss Cheese we
just received is certaWy fine, aod the m
is selnsr sfows that k is the kind toM
quiremeots fci regard to flavor and tresn"
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Kodol t. today the feett kaews
ui inr7r tj . Ur fer all disorders f the stom
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COUNTRY MEATS
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LOIN - SPARE RIBS
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