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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (April 17, 1908)
daily capital journal, salem, Oregon, fiuday, april it, ioos 1-"! 6 J. L. STOCKTON THE OLD WHITE CORNER MM I iJlMfT Ssfer $kT t I ""l Jv.x ! our NV A S' afi (l ABW B8K 1 1 Ml lwm-4 I Wv i ill I liv J K 1 1 'I II i It !-.. ,11 H - ' ,4a J VWVil 1 i BASHFUL BACH DOES ADVERTISE ' 'United Press Leased Wire.) , 'Montosano, Wash., AprI) 17. If tliolr aro 12 matrimonial Inclined young women on tho Pacific coaBt they should Immediately communi cate with tho "BaBhfiil Dozen Club," Montcsano, Wash., stating color of hair, eyes weight and general habits. The offers will then be takon under consideration by tho club, sitting as a whole, lots will bo drawn and tho lucky member will Inaugurate a lino or correspondonco that may lead olralglit to tho altar. ' The omccrs of tho club are: Ilqward D. Winters, resident; B. P. Carrier, vice president; W. R. Pin cloy, secretary, and Henry Llnscom melr, treasurer. It Is said that tho club dues will bo used In printing advertising lit erature to bo mailed to tho pros pective brides giving them n resume of tho rdvnntages of living In Montc sano, j tendnnce. Soelng that tho end was l near, tho prlost confessed tho dying man and disappeared. Almost Im mediately the duke died. When relatives went to tho. duke's house they found that It had been respoucd or all Its costly treasure and Jewels and tho money box rob bed, Suspicion at once attached to tho priest and valet and they wero nrrestod. ' In the former's coll at tho San Pasqualo monastery wero found many articles that belonged to the duke and hp could not account foe n large isurn 6.f . money that ho had placed In the caro of a friend. The valet accused the priest of having stolon $125,000 from tho duko, of, which ho admitted receiving $7000 1 as hush money. I An examination of tho bodies of th duko, his wlfo and tho maid Bhbwcd that tho murdored trio had been poisoned. JUST !'": RECEIVED 50 Paris Pattern Hats too late for Easter trade, so we will close them oat AT COST i The Greater LaVogue Suits and Cloaks SPECIAL FOR EASTER The widely known LAVG0UE lable in every suit guarantees you quality and assures you of a perfect fit and correct style. . Strictly man tailored, they're truly peerless garments This store is proud and pleased to show Bern. EVERY GARMENT REDUCED. PRIEST ACCUSED OF CRIME (Continued from pago ono.) an advanced ago, married an English woman. Some yoara Inter ho con trnctod a liaison with tho duohoss' maid, Pnncoscn Dughnor. Tho duko, however, ninnlfosted strong religious tendencies and prlotts and monks woro constantly at his houso, ono a! them Father Vnlorlano, being ovont ually appolntod chaplain. A fow months Inter tho ilucheea and lior mnld died tmddonly, Tho control of the houso pnstod thoroup Into tho hnndH of Pnthor Valorlnno, who In- ' Murders Urotlicr. Ivnnlca, Servla, April 17. Tho wqddlng of Cana Korotlvltch, a peas ant girl, to Bajln Kojopolltch ondod In a terrlblo tragedy. Tho bride be camo engaged a year ago to the brldogroom'u brothor boforo bo loft homoto do his military sorvlco duty. During his nbsenco sho transferred! her affections to HaJIn and finally agreed to marry him. Tho absont rbothor heard of his flanceo's faith lessness tho day boforo tho wedding, doBcrtcd his regiment. Ho arrived ut tho church during tho coremony, rushed up to the niiur as his brothor and tho bride was answering tho prions qiiMuoni nnu biich mem.- Mr. n,m Mr8i Jnck MoNomoy nro najln was killed and tho brldo bad- , tho cItV) tho Kll0gts of Mrg Mc. ly woundod. Tho murdered oscnpod. Nornoy.a ,mronts, Mr. mid Mrs. R. Mrs. P. E. FuUerton ! Salem's cadlng Milliner 291 Commercial SI. Phono 578 FEIISOXAIj C. Ilnlloy. Portland. 0 XX ' " ' " y Bits, Skirts, Jackets and Petticoats at sale prices from now on until Easter imuuiin Tliov oxtioet to lnrnto In i nvoiuy.yenr M'liicni'c. "I have Just romplctod n twonty yonr health bentence, imposed by I)ucklon Am left Salvo, which curad mo of bleeding pilot J'.nt twenty juurB iik". wriim u. o, Huuievn, ui fiitiiprt ilnvlmniiniU Leltnysvlllo, N. Y. Hucklon's Arlnca . Iuuiro ,0lmnt' frnrliifOl nn Mm lln..l.lml,l o Qlnlt. SalVO llOnU tllO WOrit 80rS. llOlla. , i,i vni ri. .i..i, fn i. ..-i- ' lMriis. woutuU nud cuts In tho Bhort-' DeWltfs Llttlo Early Itlsors, tho Jnn nlet. Tho duko foil, tho prlost 08t tme 5c t J c Porry.g dn,B fam0ua ttlo llvor pills. Sold by a'l and th vnlet bolng In constant nt- atrr. ' drug'- lts. Small tn to twonty ncro tracts, are going to be a feature of tho Tho last day of tho licet entortaln mont nt San Dlogo closo with n grand ball tonight. XontiPdy'tt Laxatlvo Cough Syrup notB promptly yot gontly on tho dol, through which tho cold la forood out of the aystom, and at tho Bt' mo tlmo It nllnyo lnilammatlon. Sold bv ml druggists. o Frnnlc Gould, youngont son of Jay Oould, nnd IiIh wlfo, formorly Ilolon Kelly, lmvo pnrlod. i 338 State Street EXCLUSIVE MEN'S SHOP Phone Main 355 BRYAN 1TS A COFFIN i'fonnutj f om paco ono.) Wir'i . Jolin A. Johnson of fU, h'- li oxnltnnMv nrn. F4 to bp i fact Donvor convention, Chortle the onc mlos of Johnson, nnd In this JnUer statoment many Drynn men sorrow fully ngroo. That sbmothlng hn ovldontly gone wrong with tho jieer- lOSS Olie'H IllHIlH nt lnU In liallavnl fw.,. v.l .-.- ,., .,v,.v . nit jonnson i... i.i. .v,. ... i...i. ,1. ...., 01 1 un Mu'lr fingers nnd count v rP,... ... .,. ... ... ,. . -..., ,,... . iiWJ Hi; 111V I'itllBU III II Mil ' ' ,HS Inn flirt "niminv Inlaraulu l ., ' w wvrj ; VB - fi ml- New York Domo- 'te contention to Instruct f 'ps fr Bryan. Johnson men tliem liluv of M 'I'tiiKnn state oen- ANCIK.VT yoiUIilTY HAVK (JOM)KX WKimiXf! Rome, April 17.Oenon, where the Italian cturt is located. U today Winni'tti , f,. pnilnrsn nritnno Ilia snnna nf vrnnt fnaMvltlan fnn tlm Ji.i n-oii In0n ny that iluke and duchoas of Genoa, parents "Te gaihoifd tho stato Into 'of tho dowager nueen of Italy, aro . . . -- rw ;oig f 'i r 'aware state con. f "Uw. iu tion for Judge Gray oelobrntlng thoir golden wedding. Whllo Genoa la the confer of cele bration, there nro alsp many doings W hate Ue'awaro's vote after at Tl,r,n nl other cltltte. The poo- ca K.t - assgert the Johnonl,, are ontorlng Into the spirit of the t tAnnalmi ivlt 1 nil lial liantita lm Jan praffra'iy ropudlatoa tho caus0 of the popularity of the duko Fa randMacy" in an "lmpor-'and duchese. er ttUIch was sent out n r's tircsm hnron.. (n,. I Ploiifv of Trouble. t roiiM ,.. i..' is causod by stagnation of th? -. --- ...... i.f.. nil ... . 11 . . " " " I r do hU n,n r b-owg jr. 'e88 than tho nn Tfk atl'J fi h Of thfim hnrH liver and bowels. To get rid of It nnd hoodacho nnd biliousness and the poison that brings Jaundice, tafto Dr. King's New Life Pills, tho re'.l e solar i.'fXU, Thev 0nnnn!ahlo purifiers that do tho work with- r 'i-A .if ;: "!"ut BnnainB or gnping. au, - - mv ..u. f erry s urug airo, famonds, Watches and Jewelry B . Hi) x X -3&Cr afcaF qi HlaHHaf "St" 'l EASTERTIDE Is here, the season when ttie sombre hues and heavy weights of Winter are cast aside and Nature, as well all humanity, dons the bright, fresh garb of Spring and Summer. This Spring Nature has to do largely with fashion's dictates as to shades, etc. The new JUNGLE hues are seen to quite an ex tent in Caster neckwear, half hose, etc., shown here at The Plymouth The new RACSO SYSTEM hand-tailored suits and top coats in JUNGLE shades of brown, tan, olive and gray are models of per fect sartorial art, fashioned '-r ' t ' 'Jv Ut- r- -. Uau of awakening, and Jt brlngg with It a revival business, arany atitQias an wllod for, approprl and tmum, nnd the public ajtoubl be properly au- ''' full Hut' of auir.blo geodi, CrotMa, Cuff Pins. T- i and Chains, k Foba xml Srfiln, etc., In rat c:y be dMlrod la ou. ft ho. They are all ap- . v, shoukl be pLeeaed to htve you oall and quote u fo you go eisewhikra. '' i ll.rt wa Mrrv In tAi.VTIII? ltimT AMHHIC'AX !AT(U C-THE HOWARD. THK STOUK OP QUALITY. ltS JEWELRY STORE The Store of Quality c5er State and Uberty Saiew. Oren from the best obtainable foreign and domestic wool ens. $20 to $40 the suit The Rabbit Says Your Easter hats are here: Stetsons at $4.00 to $8.00 each.' And the liawes $3.00 guaranteed hats. Nuf sed. You know how good these hats are. Crawford Custom Shoes. Complete and perfect your Easter attire with a pair. You pay only $3.50 for $5.00 worth of shoe style, comfort and service. hi W TbT iS NriwS Your Are Here yi a ,Gr., '. 77JW", Oscar M. Johnson, Your Easter Togs Are Here
