TUILY CAP! TAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. MONDAY. APRIL 0, 1008
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J. L STOCKTON
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STANFORD
OHANGFS
SYSTEM
Tim faiifirp nf nnr lnve department is our new
i'.nr nf fnlinV, doves in black, white, tans and
pep-elbow lengths at 75c a pair. They were shown
Saturday tor tne iirsi urne aim were mgiuy appre
cineo
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IIWAUKEE HAS BOY MAYOR
(Continued from AgiV?!?
fc4rn part of Wisconsin," said
ifciror, "that nro dlfllcult or nc-
Ett 5 ct am cars or automobiles.
E i bake tho canvass I hopo to visit
ll ooaatle of -the stato In tho bnl-
es, cpoklne from tho baBkot of
w jL'lhp,"
Thtmiyor, nl o Bald, Incidentally
h h aou'J enter his airship In
hi itt-nntlonal balloon tourna-
tt in hi- clt In July.
I'm Yonson Has One.
Vr.hbgton, April C. Doomors
'Corcnor Johnson, of Minnesota,
? the Pro Idntlnl nomination
"njM nto tho gnmo today In oarn-
Ibel pcMvlty tnklng tho form
!f i iprjal cWlvw letter mailed
jfitl uruocraMft cVriKross!monnnd
S hrd-r , an.l Hio ontlro staff
'Rislngton newspaper men. Tho
rfty cp a'n (1 fie availability and
ist'ibi', r! Johnson as a cnndl-
p pd riiout naming Bryan,
fctatfcj i u Icily on his undo-
l , - n .-! I ,lnA
" r w ro mallod from tho
sj h 'dquartc r of tho Mlnn-
iommiMoe which Is fostering
Chiron boomlet.
't Toddy's Latest Baboon.
'Wtlngton April C -Preparn
4 nave bien almost romnlotod
pto congress which Is to dtsoiiBa
F nervation 0f tho country's
Fu resources
Ob the eve of a erent national no-
lis contest and absolutely pollti-
r-wung is to be hold In Washing
Intended bv tho governors of all
"suies and represontatlvo cltl-
oi every sect on it wli h nno
' e remarkable cathorincR in t.hn
fta'i history
h 'hreo daj? tho congress will
1 e3lOn hn'fllnir twn wnlna
v mi at each meeting tho Prea
1 the fnl'Pfl states will act as
6 offl -r Mr. Roosevelt bo-
P Mat the fOl-thmmlnc xnnfor.
Pn he ot untold value In Its
ultlmnto rosults. Ho Is keenly inter
ested In Itu success.
Tho conforcuoo will bo held In
tho Enst room of tho Wlilto Houbo,
Mny 13, 11 and 1G. Tho subjects
to"bo takon up may bo closed gon
orally as rail and wntor transporta
tion, navigation and water power,
soils, forests, sanitation, roclnmn
tton, land laws, grazing, stock rais
ing, mlnornl fuels and oros and ro
tated minerals.
Tom Johnson InllnteN.
Clovulnd, 0., April C- Cleveland
will not get 3-cont faros when the
long1 street car war comos to an end
this weolc. Though, for moro than
sovon years Mayor Tom L. Johnson
has boon lighting tho stroat railway
companies horo for a 3-cont faro,
and though ho hns four times boon
Qlectpd4.nmy.0r qn a tt-tjuntfjplntforih
ho is 8nld to bo about ready to sfgn
n penco pact that will prevent tho
city from onjoylng 3-cont faros, nt
lea8tfor somo time, and porlinpb for
yoars.
It is said, that a settlement will ba
roaohed tomorrow by which tho
Olovelnud oluotrlc linos will be mer
ged under n holding company, but
the rato of are will hardly bo nt
prosont bettor than sovon tickets
for a..quarter with universal trans
fers. o
COFFEE
Our name on the pack
age gives us the credit,
and puts on us the money
back burden it isn't a
burden!
Your rrocer returni your raoner If you don't
Uk Scblllim'i Ucttt we pay blin
Miss Emma Maplethorpe, of Port
land, Is spending a few days with
her parents in this city.
A Mr. W. C. Tlllson loft Sunday for
a business trip east, and expects to
bs gono for about five vooks.
(United Pross Lonsod W.lro.)
Portland, Orr April C U
changes now contemplated aro ap
proved by tho board of trustees of
Stanford university tho next jflvo
years will witness tho Introduction
ot tho Gorman university system, nt
Stanford. This will mean tho com
plete ooparatlon between tho collego
and the. university propor and' the
necessnrv elimination of what nro
now known as tho froBhraen"and
sphomore classes. As It now stnndB,
tho plan Is to Instltuto at Stanford
a univoroity of higher special train
ing in techlncal, professional and re
search lines such as is now offored
by the John Hopkins university nt
Baltimore. This is the gist of an
announcement mndo by President
Jordan, of Stnnford university, who
left Portland thlo morning for Stan
ford after a trip through tho north
west.
'If this plan is carried out," said
Jordan, "four years will bo required
for lnw, flvo In medicine, and three
or four In onglncorlng. Tho medi
cal department will bo arranged
when the plans for tho assimilation
of Coopor medical college. Lanj
hospltnl and the Lnno medical II
brary aro completed," y
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6AS TANK
EXPLODES
AT SCHOOL
AGAINST
WESTERN
UNION
(United Press Leased Wtro.)
Chicago, April 6. Resolutions
calling for another big strike have
boon pnssed by tho commercial tele
graphers of Chicago.
Tho strike will bo declared against
tho Western Union Telegraph com
pany, in nil parts of tho United States
and Mexico on Juno 1 unless de
mands presented boforo the- last
strike aro granted In full. Tho
Postal Tolograph company will bo
glvon until July 1 to allow similar
demands, and If they nro not met by
that dato a strike will also bq di
rected against that corporation. Tho
resolutions, which wore adopted at
yesterday's meeting of tho Chicago
commercial operators, doclaro that
tho Western Union has reduced
wages 10 per cent, and that condi
tions are such that tho telegraphers
havo nothing to loso now through a
atrlko.
LABOR
LEADERS
MEETING
To Our Customers
"9 h&YO OH lmn1 n flnA a1tfnn j9 TMnmAno Wc n i-A In
PUioa to dispose of them at a yery low rate per karat, on
w e K Why ,RVMt In stock and real estate? Diamonds do
- a,u,h1nS. nr will they rot, nor yet requiro c warehouse
Ue bem W" a,S0 wy In 8took a grade of Watches for
- j iraue.
Howard from' $37.5i to $15l..
Hamiltons, in case, $16.5.
hm, Waltharas, Illinois and South Bed.
f , tha abve can be exohauged In one yearV time. If
b df'sfctory, for any article of Its worth la ttook. Our
Aitr our customeps.
:WH G. BARR COMPANY
The Store of Quality
wner State ad Lifcerty Satan, Ore0A
(Unltod Press Lcnaod Wlro.)
Spokane, WahIi.. April 0. Rich
ard Mclntyro Is terribly, If not fa
tally liijurod and Mrs. John Utt Is
suffering from n broken log as tho
result of tho explosion of n ncoty
lino gns tank In tho Bchool Iiouho nt
Princeton, Wash., a vlllago nenr
bore.
A crowd was In tho building, ow
ing to tho fact that' tho annunl elec
tion of tho school board was In
progroBB.
lHssbmo unknown" nnnnnor tho
gas tank wns overturned and It1 ex
ploded. Every window In XUo build
ing wn- blown out and in tho jinnlc
tho two Injured persons woro
trampled upon.
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WARM REGEPTION
FOR HOST
OF CROOKS
(United Press Loaaed Wlro.)
Los Angolos, Cnl., April C. Win.
J. Blggy, ohlif of pollco of San Fran
oisco, nccompanlod by Dotcctlvo Ser
geant tTIiomns Murphy, passod
through tho olty today, enrouto to
San Diego. Blggy stated that tho
pollco of San Francisco are prepar
ing a warm rocoptlon for tho host
of crooks that will invade tho olty
at the time of tho arrival of tho fleot.
Ho expects to securo information
from tho San Diego nnd local officers
boforo his return north rolatlvfc to
plans for watching the light flngorod
gentry who aro on their way to. this
state,
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CRUISERS
. GIVEN '
WELCOME
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CUnltrd Press Lease1 Wlre.V-
Port Towngond. Wash., April C.
The cruisers Tonnossee, California
and Washington ontered tho harbor
here shortly before noon today from
Port Angeles, trom which port thoy
tailed early this morning. Elabor
ate preparations have beon madt for
entertainments during thoir two
day stay here. Wodnsday, the
Tonnossee and California will go to
Delllngham, where they will remain
for several days. Tho orulsor Wash
ington will go to Seattle Wednesday,
remaining thoro at least ton days
before going to tho dry dock.
This is the first appearance of the
Washington on Puget sound, and tho
citizens of the state are giving her
a proper rocepuon.
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(United Press Loascd Wlro.)
Chicago, April C. For tho pur
poso of extending tho principles of
"IndUBtrlal Unionism" nlong tho
llneB of tho Wostorn Federation of
Minora, mombors of tho Industrial
Workers of tho World aro gather
ing In Chicago today to attend n gen
eral convontlon.
Every big labor organization In
tho United Stntos will bo repre
sented, such n a tho United Mlno
Workors of Amorlca, tho Wostorn
Fedorntlon or Minors, tho National
Union of Lithographers nnd tho Uni
ted Brewery Workers. Tlioao Idon-
tilled with tho Industrial movomont
denounco tho Civic Fedorntlon,
which is nllegcd to bo an ally ot
capitalists, and tho labor loadors
who bolong to lt aro called "mls
Ieadors." o
For CntiKtlputioii.
Mr. L. II. Farnham, n promlnont
druggist of Spirit Lake, Iowa, saya
"Chamberlain's Stomach and Live"
-Tublots are certainly the boat thing
nn ti tunrlrAf fnt nnnatlnnllnn
aivo thoso tnbloti n trial. You nro
certain to find them ngroonblo and
pleasant In effect. Prlco, 2R cents.
Samples froo. For sale by Di.
Stono's drug storo.
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Morion Circuit Court.
Four Indictments against saloon
koopors for soiling liquor without n
llconso nnd other Infrlngomontjj of
tho liquor woro filed In tho circuit
court today. Throo of tho of
fenders uro In tho northorn part of
tho county whllo .tho fourth Is from
tlio Houthorn part of tho county.
District Attornoy MoNary found
"not a truo hill" against George
Handy, ncaused of nBiuritlng W. L.
Raphaol, becatiso of tho dlsapponr
anco of Raphael and two wltnetfHou,
all Indians.
Frank Cain, who was arrwtod fur
dealing a valiso out of the Horna
shoo restaurant, was arraigned be
foro Judgo Burnott In tho circuit
court this morning. Ho first asked
for u Jury trial, but upon tho ad
vice of his attornoy, P. D'Arcy, Iid
expressed himself as doslrous of
pleading guilty, but tho court put
tho easo ovor until tomorrow to en
ablo him to think ovor tho mattor as
he appeared uncertain what to do.
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HANK TRLLKR DROPS
OUT OF S10IIT
(United Press Lasad Wire.)
Los Angolos. Cal., April 0. Ac
ciued of robbing the Bank or Loa
AngoloH of $3750. possibly more,
Cramer, for some tlmo u tnwtod
te'ler in the Institution, hat dropptd
from sight. A warrant for hie ar
ret has been Issued, charging him
with grand lareeny.
U Is tho bellof of the polloe that
Cromor has Aid ta Moxleo. Tho
crime of which Cramor Is accused
was committed on March 28. after
braking hours. According to the
officials, he returned from tho bank
after the work of day, opened th0
tafe, gathered m mjiah oaeh w he
eould conveniently oarry and then
deeamped. .
Base track gambllug Is ylacl at
tha bottom of the bank loHer's. al
leged crlmo.
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Serious rioting betwn troop and
citizens at Lisbon. Portugal
tu, Am sflb IW f w tart Wrs lV
mZ&tfM&
As the season progresses it becomes more ap
parent that our selection of
SPRING DRESS GOODS
Is lu accord with tho requirements of fashionable dressers
It has beon our constant aim to
procuro tho ntrlctly correct fabrics
' after a. caroftul study of Btylo ten
dencies as Bhown by tho best trado
Journals.
Wo do hot carry LadioB Bondy
mado &ultB, thoroforo havo no rca
son to undorrdto tho 'Importance of
tho Dross Coods Dopartmont to
forco sales In tho "roady-mndo" do
partmont. You'll find tho'nowost
crcntlonn In dreas fabrics on bun
countora nt prices you can afford to
pay.
PPPIB t ppppppHI
pjpjpjVBijijH
JBP' C8FVRiwrio. 'jpj
IteivwtottwowirWDpi
Look for tho B. K. & W. Labot whon
you'ro buying
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MEN'S CIOTBING
U Btands for nil ithnt 'a good in
modern tailoring.
Summit
Shirts
Fit 'llko "mndo to ordor"
oh Iris becauso thoy'ro cut in
full llboral dlmonstons and
mado by uxpari workmen In
ono of tho best oqulppod shirt
ructorlos in America.
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WHITE
1 HOUSE
Lw(b!7j ft
B v
SHOES f: X
Fof Women, a X j
Shoes
For tho Wliojo Family.
Every pnlr built to glvo
satisfactory service,
That's why wo carry u
larger stock and soil more
shoes than inotu uhoo ntoros,
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WE UNDEIlSEWi "ItKGULAIt 8TOIIB8"
PORTLAND BANK
CASES TRIED HERE
J. Therburn Ross, T: T, Burkhart
and John H. Aitohison have won
their fight to get n ohango of venue
to Marlon county on the charge of
mousing the fund of the Title
durante & Tiiet company.
By the doolslon of tho Judges of
the circuit oourt Saturday nftornoon,
announced by Presiding Judge Cle-
land. the eaaog of the accused bank
officials will be sent to Marlon coun-
ty tor trial beforo Judjje Burnett or
Judge Galloway at Salem.
The decision was not a great sur
prise, following the strong showing
made by the dafense when the ap
plication for change or venuo was
mode before tho four Judge of tho
looal benob. It was based on the K3
affldavlU made by promluent citizens
that a fair trial oannot be had at
Portland and the copious oxtraots
read from the file of Portland news
papers. Although George H. Hill is Joined
with Ross. Burkhart and AltchWon
In tho Indictments, 5jo baa not
fought tho proceedings at any stage
'and it Is bolloved that ho will ro
colve an Immunity bath, tho casoa
against him to bo dismissed whon
ho testifies for the stato. This has
I not becu officially announced, but is
amply borne out by tho circum
stances.
Thoroaro four oases on whioh tho
ftcousod in on must stand trial. Throe
of thoso relate to tho nllogcd mis
use of tho stato school fundtf. The
othor chnrgos that the defondants
reoelvcd doposlts after they know
tho bank to bo Incolvont. All tho
prollmlnarlee hnvo now boon dis
posed of. and all that remains Is to
have tho cases Bet for trial by the
Marlon county oourt.
The oxpenso of transferring tho
cases will not bo largo, as In throo
of tho oases, at loast, thore will bo
fOW WltllOKBOS.
lie Got Wlmt Ho Needed.
"Nino yn.r no It looked ni If
my tjmo had coi'-e," says Mr. C.
Farthing, of Mill Creek. Ind. Tor.
"I was so run down that llfo hung
on a very slendor thread. It wa
then my druggist recommended
Electric Bitters. I bought n bottlo
and I got what T needed strongtb.
I had -ono foot lu tho grave, but
Electric Bitters put it hack on the
turf egaln, and I'vo beon well ever
since." Sold under guarantee at J.
C. Pefrrys drug store. 6c,
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