DAILY CAP! TAL JOURNAL, SALCM, OREGON. FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1008
3
Easter
Apparel
Wo wait your selection of now
spring npparcl confident of our
ability to show you' preferred gar
ments exprcBsive
corerct In
of all that is
fltyle, material and '
wornmnBhlp, "special efforts wore
mado this season to provldo ex-'
tonelvo assortments In, tho popu
lar priced appareling. Tho nfcw
season shows many delightful In
novations, novoltles "and InBpIra
itlons of designers, in'' models that
will moot your ready acceptance.
$1
2.50
to
$50
NEWDEPT.-1stn.00R
Gloves
Don't wait until tho last mo
mont to procure thorn. Avoid
tho heavy shopping and procure
thoni today.
12 nnd 10 button length kid
gloved In popular colon.
$3.50 and $4.50
Dress Goods
Of many pretty exclusive, put
terns, In wool mixtures, Panama,
serges, voiles, lola and black,
navy, brown, green and mod turn
rod champaign nnd coponhagen.
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Im & x v
tti Bit fill llftlA.
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ir ri wmJhWLwm'j
oo 'hjmwz
lom Woman's club will be held at
Mrs. B. C. Patton's tomorrow after
noon at half past two. Prof. Herd-
man, principal of tho East Portland
high school, will deliver1 a lecture.
Rascball
Falrmount vs. Jefferson at the
lcaguo grounds, Asylum avenue,
Sunday, April 12. Admission 25c.
A fast game assured. 2t
Baseball
Fnlrmbunt vs. Jefferson at the
league grounds, Asylum avenue,
Sunday, April 12. Admission 25c.
A fast gamo assured. 2t
We Always Ifrjv-
To pla60" our 'customers. That's
why wo have, the most up-to-date
meat market in tho Willamette val
ley. Phono your order to 321, Steus
loff Dros.
Tho Dust Is Thick
On everything In "Salem, but wo
all must llvo just tho same, bo ordor
a sack of Wild Rose flour and make
tho best of It.
Ho Is Right
On tho cornor of Commercial and
Perry streets sel'ing grocorles the
same 08 cvor. Pnono an order to
311 and got what you want. J. M.
Lawrence. --
Artisans Attention
Open meeting tonight.
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PORTLAND BANKER
TRIED HERE
Shoes
Of our early spring showing
aro causing much fr.vornblo com-
mont r8 to tho lnrgo assortment!
of different stylos nnd sizes,
tho new leathers aro glvin'g ovory
satisfaction required to mnko this I
tho Bhoo store of tho Wlllomotto
valioy.
Wash Goods
I ;
A sensation of color H coming
Jills year of oo'or so Boft and
dollcat and beautiful that one
marvels at tho porfectlon of print
ing tho tints on shoor, floating
stuffs. Uory woman will wnnt
a glimpse at tho fresh beauty of
tho now wash coodB.
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The
Back
Copyright 1908 by Hart Schafiner it Marx
Will look mh well
as tho front for
l&ihtcr If you will
wear onu of our new
varsity iiuhUh.
Hart Schaffner
& Marx Suits
More good In theso
t'lotheM for the num.
ey than in any othei
Milt lllllllt.
(iunrante.il nil wool
$1 5.00 to
$35.00
In the Circuit Court.
Tho Southern Pacific company,
through its attorney, Gcorgo G. Ding
ham, this morning bognn suit In the
circuit court ngalnst L. II. Heck
man for $102, intorests nnd costs
for a balance duo on freight bill for
shipment of carlond from Wood
Lake, Nebrnska, to Turner.
Tho circuit court thin morning be
gan tho trial of A. O. McMillan, of
Sllvorton, for falling to servo n pro
ess on a saloonkeeper ns orloroJ
by law. C. II. McNnry represents
tho district attorney's office nnd Geo.
G. Dlngham nppcars for the defend
ant. A motion was this morning fllod
, with tho circuit court by tho nttor
'noys roprosontlng Arthur Illtchman,
who wns convicted of attempted
crlminnl assault on Cnrrlo Nelson
three years ago In Monitor, that tho
verdict of tho Jury bo set aside on
the grounds that thoro wai not
enough ovldonco nnd that he had
boon found guilty of a crime, with
I which ho hnd not (iron charged In
tho Indictment, the snmc having
charged "osault," nnd not "attempt
ed nssnult." At tho tlmo of tho al
leged assault, Hltchlnan wns 1C and
tho girl almost 15 years of age.
I Jmdgo Wm. Galloway, of doport
mont No. 2 of tho circuit court, nr
rlvrd in this city thli morning from
Albany, whoro ho hns boon trying
tho Linn county caos. Tlmo aro
still nonrly a hunlrod ensoi to be
tried thoro, but tho Judgo hns to go
to McMlnnvlllo nnd Tillamook next
week to try Yamhill and Tillamook
county cases, respectively. Tho next
term of this dopartmont begins here
Monday, April 2G.
HAY STATKfi MHN
FOR GOVERNOR GUILD
(United Press Loasod Wire.)
Uoston, Mass., April 10. Govern
or Guild of Masarliusett wns today
endorsod for tho vice piosldancy by
tho Republican state convention in
session hore today.
I Tho platform adoptod n'neos a
hoorty stamn of approval upon tho
1 policies of the national odmlnlstra-
j tlon, particularly thoso dealing with
railroads, corporation In general,
nnd flnanclnl legislation.
I Ji8t before tho convention con
toned tho nntl.-Toft followers knock
ed tho Tnft nlnnk out of tho platform
by securing control of the commit
tee having chnrgo of the platform.
J. Thorburn Ross, alone of tho
three Indicted .Portland Tit'c, Guar
antee & TrtiBt company officials, will
bo tried during the pre'sont term 'of
tho crlminnl department of the cir
cuit court in this district judging
from tho present overcrowded condi
tion of tho court calendar. Tho
dates set for tho hearing of cases in
tho circuit court before Judgo Bur
nett hnvo already slipped one day
behind and the prospect1 aro that it
wl'l become even worse than this
owing to the number of cases to bo
trifd. In splto of tho efforts of Dis
trict Attorney McNnry of this dis
trict, and District Attorney Manning
of Portlnnd to Have tho cases sot an
early date, Judgo Burnett was only
nble to set n time for tho hearing of
Ross on April 20, tho only place
there was n gap on his calendar.
The cases of John E. Aitchlson and
T. T. Burkhnrt will bo crowded out
until the July term unless tho un
expected occur", or Judge Burnett
sots aside the hctrlng of somo other
case In favor of tho?'? two
District Attonify McNnry, who
represents Manning, nnd Attorney
Wm. M. Knlsor, representing Ross,
who will draw tho Jury In tho hear
ing of tho Ross cn"o do not expect to
exhnust the list of 30 jurors sum
moned for the April torm of the cir
cuit court. Should thin bo dono It
will bo necessary to empanel a now
venlro of tho snme number, with tho
nrobnblc result that this case will
also go over until tho July torm.
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A Knocker
Is n man who can't sco good In nnv
Corson or thing. It's a hnblt caused
by a disordered liver. If you soo
things through bluo spectacles, treat
your liver to a good cleaning out
process with Bnllard's Horblno. A
suro euro for constlpntlon, dyspep
sia, Indigestion, sick headache, bll
lousnosB, nil liver, stomach and bow
el troubles. Sold by nil druggists.
SOME MARRIAGES
WORSE THAN HELL
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Kansas City, Mo., April 10. Dis
cussion upon the., question of mur
riagcand divorce wns rcsfumod at to
day's session of Hie gonernl confer
ence of the Reorganized Church of
Jems Christ of Latter Days Saints.
Elder Thomns Cbattburn made one
of the moot sensational arguments
saying:
"Somo marriages aro worse than
hell. To condemn a man to live for
evur in a condition worse than hell
is not right' nor Just on tho part of
tho dliurch."
POLICE CAPTURE -NOTED
PICKPOCKET
'KHSONAL
James B MJeklo ,. 1
Securities company nffaheThi
caller today y of 8e:,SJ
! A WkJ3
, WOMAN SK.NTRNCKD
FOR FOUR YEARS
I (United Press Loasnd Wlro.)
1 . London, April 10. Miss Mary
Robinson wns today sentenrod to
four years Imprisonment for commit
ting perjury In the famous Druco
will contest, which was rocently
onded.
Af'er she had ploaiUd guilty, nor
nttoruova raised u nuostlon concorn-
Ing ji.t sanity, but the ms'ter was )lar);
Fine Home for Sale
Parly with cash
better investi
gate. Price '
reasonable.
j Address II., care Journal
WOMAN GETS VERDICT
FOR BREACH OF PROMISE
Flftoenh hundred dollars was tho
amount of dnmagos awarded Clarklo
A. Wolls for Injured nffoctlons In her
broach of promise suit ngalnst R. L.
Stowart, a wealthy rancher of Wood
hum, by a Jury In tho circuit court
horo yo'tordny. F'llt ws orlglnnlly
begun for ? "000, but tho Jury within
two hours decided that ah? hnd only
sufforcd mortification, ot cetera, to
the extont of tho $1500. Mrs. Wolls
wns a poor dressmaker In Lawton,
Oklnhomn, In 1004 when ejio beenmo
iinqunlntod with Stewnrt, who hap
pened to bo vUltlng thoro and from
that Mm until 1906 correspondence
prssod botwoen thoin. In 1000 sho
camo to thlt city and met Stowart
nnd thoy started for a marlrnge II
cojuo, but woro refused temporarily
until they could securo n witness
who knew Stewart. They loft to get
the witness, but nover returned to
gether, though Stewart returned
lator with anothor brldo.
Hundrods of lettors from Stowart
teaming with love expressions cov
ering from llvo to twenty pago and
soma of which consumod 10 days In
tho writing, were Introduced In evl
donc. Those woro all ardent opi&tles
which wou!d hnvo dono crod't to a
much youngor man than Stewart.
who Is beyond tho half century
Such forma ns "sweetheart."
not pressed. Ml Robinson c alms "light of my eyes." "my darling"
to bo tho daughter of a Virginia 'woro only a few of the terms of on
plantor. denrmont used nnd "klese nd hugs"
O (were sent hv the thnnanmla lv Stnw-
(Unltcd Press Leased Wlro.)
San FrnnclBco, April 10. C. E.
Horton, nllns Kid Horn, 0110 of tho
most notorious pick; pockets in the
world, was picked up last night and
is being held In detinue by tho po
lice. Seven yenrs ago Horton, or Horn,
figured In tho Colonial gambling
hou3o robbery In,- -this city with
"Johnny'' Plggott Throo mnskod
mon walked into tho plncofl nnd nt
tho point of revolvers, Betfurod $50,
000 from the different gnmlng tables
put the loot in a sack and disappear
ed. Morton and Plggott were nr-
rcstcd but no tnnglblo evidence could
bo secured ngalnBt them, nor could
the third mnn bo located. They woro
finally turned loose.
In the last three monthB Horn has
been arrested In various places
throughout tho Unltod States, Includ
ing Denver. Los Angeles and several
times In this city.
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FIGHTING POOLSELLING
DOWN AT OAKLAND
(Unltod Press Lonsed Wire.)
San. FrnnclBco, April 10. No
more will lin,ndl)Ook,s or poolrooms
bo nliowed to thrive within the Mm
Ita of Oakland.
Tho pplico department of that city
has said so, and to demonstrate Its
earnestness In tho matter, It hns se
cured warrant for the nrrest ot 47
men against whom evidence hns been
collected. Tho city authorities havo
boon prosecuting n secret Investiga
tion for two weoks, and thoy aro now
In n position to lny their hnnds on
every man who Is operating n hand
book while ostensibly engaged In
other business. Tho majority of theso
men are proprietors of qlgar stands,
whllo others nro conducting Bo-cnllod
"club rooms" to accommodate their
patrons.
Auditorium lti. V
Morning, Dlornooft
sessions. a "(
.. , Thc Vandctt. 4j
MOVlne D ctnrn. ... ... wl
on "" "uv ""mi
D-, -.v., uuernoon and
''" ""uuy ana Monj
noons. -"
Norwich UnfeaFjfc
InttframM
Prank Meredith, nexWS
29 Commm-Mnl "HJ
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MONEY TO L(
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w.r wma ez uuPh'a Baasai,
"'MUMI
For Sajc Largo body IB4
grauo Bocond-growth flr.
1417 or 1283. DownlD5jJ
M-tf-
For SnleSoveral homw. 1
and farm 'nndg at a UrpluJ
itai National Dank. .jH
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n
eueiA
6 A
m ttKOf&ortkTto
jonA
1 IVnth Was On Ills Heols. ,
Joee P. Morris, of Sklppors, Vft.
hi ' a o'os cell In the snring of."
190G. Ho sayi: "An nttnek ofi
pnoiiMonia lert ma so vaaK and witn
art.
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SCHOOL CHILDREN
.MADE RRAVE MARCH
(United Presi Lonsed Wlro.l
Los Angolos, Cnl., p'l! 10. Fire,
resulting from n d"f?rtlvo flue, de
stroyed the grammar school bulld
lntr In tho niiburb nf Colo Grove to
day, entnlllng n los of $0000.
, tho ano puprs wero rormou mio
llnna nnd nutaklv mnrched out of
tho building without tho least sem
blance of disorder.
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COLLECTED COMMISSIONS
ON FICTITIOUS SALES
Spokane. Wash,, April 10.
Charged with using tho mn'ls to do
fraud Paul G. Krugr, a nophew of
Oom Paul Kruger, h under Indict
ment horo nwnltlng tho fixing of tho
dnto of his trial. Kruger Is 0 nur
seryman at North Yoklmn, nnd It is
charged ho sent In fictitious names to
his principals and collected commis
sions on tho alleged sales.
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"E. C. DeVllt & Co., Chicago, III.
GenMenmi In 1S97 I hnd a dH
easo of the stomach nnd bowols. In
tho sp mg of 1902 I boight a bottle
of Kddcl and the benoflt I received
all tho gold in Georgia could not
buy. May you llvo long rnd pros
per. Yourj very tru'y, C. N. Cor
nell, Rodin. On.. Au;i, 27, 190C."
Sold bv all drimclsta.
- - -I. .11 11 . I iran up
IXIIt 8ALK
Good Invfiliiipnfi 7.r. ,
-vvi CM
orn residence within 1 b'och k
Bircotcnr; blocks to bt
center: ensv tflrmi
Price $2400 Thlils vorftln
nntlnc. Insures vnn 1 nn
como thnn having yonr motirl
1110 naiiK or investing la u B.
uonus.
Here Is Another Snap Sunn
to Salem, about tnlle to 1
car. A large 8-roorahoa'tl
45x45; nbnut 40 frolt tn
different vnrlollcs, aUotoilll
bulldlne: can't be daDlIcitwi
of S3000. If tnkcnitosM.)
J2n()0. nno-half caih. biliart (
to suit. Call Inrestlgite vk
convinced.
This Is Your Money' Wtfc-!l
ncroB of r'"h valley una, hi
In cultivation, 30 acres Wij
Mmlipi lmlnnre nastart: n
water; good house, bsrn 4i
buildings. Only one-ma cum
R. R. depot. Price jwptn
Seo us about this.
SALEM INVESTMENT CO.
JQO nl Rl HI"
For Sale FreslTcow
ors 14xf
Phanf 1
iii.ii
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For .SllIC 1'OIK COUUiy II -j
nonr Monmouth, 5 P' n
.nlr nriit ftOtt 11
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u uui :-'".-. 1,
croamory. ww --
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Wanted By woman. )''
nour. auui -- , .i
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For BnZt Flve-room oouif.
X24, 2 1ot.cI i-v
Mali wa-nut; .; y .
Price $1250 Salem U
484 Cwirt Kt . PBUUO 'y.lfjil
AXttltf
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,.. u. .5v r- price. .
ri""'.Ari..r..oati.
'-6U.C ViTMi
400. 2
L . 1LMWJ
For Si.-;t-My moaw ''
at the soutnem iv.-- --
Winter street. For P &
writ, me .er ca loM r
nt capital .-"-. ,Vt$i
Wiggins. ToppJ Jjf
Snlt'm High School Try-outs,
Tu Sleni high school track men
such r fearful caueh thpt my frlsnls , hld a try out meet last night on
declared oonsumutloii had ma. nnd tho WU'intte Hold for the purpose
d .h wg 0.1 my heelt. Then I wnajof soloctlng threo men to ropresont ,
P rsurded to ty Dr. King's Nov them In ths Columbia moot at Port-
D'scovory. It holned r Immsvlinte- land next Saturday. This Is Salem s
ly. mnl rfter t king two and a half Plomw offort In a high school track
hottVi I wt a wU mnn again. I'toam and roaults seonis very promts-
CiUr Nmirc
Wmtht'r-
Kttlr tonight ami Sntuiilay; light
ft tonight. I
Act Quickly
Huute for salo for $200. Euqulrr
ipawldlug lagging Co." d
Try .INN'S soda onco nml you will
hi a steady ciutuivr vr after.
Get Your Onion.
In early for a choice ohiokou for
Sunday's dinner. Furi'lngton & Van
Pattou, grooars, markotmon, 42 C
Statu stroct, plian 217.
.vi n W W 'Ifl
jfoitrd out that Now Discovery la
(ho be t rtmody for coughs and lung
dlsort In all tl't world." SoM wndoj
gur.nt o rt J. C. Perry'n drug
store. 50c aud $1.00. TiIqI hottl
froo.
otrtalply knows how to
JKXtf Royal Aim .Trees
For salo, 3H to 3 feet, at SO cents
Knqulro of S. V, Kjjuball. No, 2
Gray block, Salem, Or. 3-17-tt
L. . ,
KoHeopatliit-
Dr. L, 0.AUmasi. OH.et and yosl
stenee 299 Liberty street, Salem.
S-4-eaiI,
.INN
make good soda, hnvu you tried U?
Spiiuklo tho Streets
Th Uus'ntss mju of the city ooun
.oil lmvo made 'soQji a roasouablej
settlement or me liquor uoanso prob
lem. It will new bo in order to make
som arrangement for laying the
Must on the striata of Salem. TheA
nouut uo Bomotning to stop tho itir
Jury to store frouts and eocuro a
cleaner city.
SiiVm Woman's Clul)
Tho regular mooting ot the Sa-
lug.
he results of yetorjay's try outs
wore hs follews:
150-yard dnsh Kay. 5 4-5. NUea
ami Gabriolpon tied for second placo.
. Mile runUttor, 5:20.
220-yard dash filrst heat Kay.
24 4-5. Second heat, Gabrlolson, 25.
Nllos and Gabrlelson practically tied.
I 1 a.tinmiil ulint niptinrlcnn M tt
Ultttlnvy to the red barn will bo 1 in.; Watson, 29 ft. S In. Wntsoii
Ols&ftd to tTnllle tomorrow aud for fouled onco and put It 30 ft. S In.
Notfco to the Public.
The road running from tho pent-
soni dayi thereafter.
.' JOHN H. SCOTT.
47-3t. County Judge.
The representative men" have not
yet been nnnotinced but It will be ,
tbo throe fastest as the events they
aje working for are the 5Q-yard and
the 2 SO. From theso rtsujts it sooms
ana
m .ililililBC9Hs?Sfiw. Tr'w M Jr 1 n2BBi
mmir9s9m s4Wc,r Tfti.y K- "' m )''''
S MtF&&,?jHvw3r, c m!m ' . M mtif: r- 1
u mnLL-aiw ..smi -W'.m; ' :
U w?. umiZmMrwmr.t. m .jmRj' - I
M m ST". 4LUIHBMMbLr V. - tfrvUn&ZWf- M
53 Tl JlKfTPPiMlim-- ' W . ilma: v "1
fl KBmMmmHBtSkJmsm LrPjsm 4
IT'S T Ml
SS SV tom
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DeWUfs Little HrU' Utoerti, Uio U9i' will be Nlles Gabrlelson
fcmmii ttle liver Htlla. SaLi hv U Kay,
J J -a. "
urysBiBO.
Prtldxiit Roo-ovolt SaN.
That OHtdoor oxorclae is aeoded by
A Twenty-year Sentence.
'I have Just completed a twenty
inu Ainorioan iveople. That's aU year hoalth hentonce, imposed by
riuiiiiuauvin oi v tnit r.;Xi. - rhb Duoklen's Arnica Salvo, which cured
., .. . ...iri-H v u.iarirs iu8 oi uioiiiug pjii just iwoniy
SHOW Lllllllient. and tho rheumatism vnnrs mrn." wi-ltna r. S WnnlavAr nt
will go. Icavlutr ni ai spry as n LeRayivllle. N Y Bucklen's Arlnca
co t c.lvcis quick and permanent re- Salve heas tho worst soros. bolls,
ler from lhemn.-.i -, n m rgja burns, wounds and cuts In tho short
lame back and all pains So'd by all est Urn? 25c at J C, Perry's drug
dealers. Btre,
To have your bloyole olaanod and 'rU't ,iy t
nt tniir Bflrvlna on.-l will llB Illoased tO e'' '
fit tires and rims of all kinds and prices
BEST WORK AT HONEST
FRANK J. M
PHONE 368