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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (April 18, 1908)
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALKM, OREGON, SA1URDAY, APRIL 18, 1008 J. L STOCKTON THE OLD WHITF CORNER v coats Wjy ' fMf&HE fjf) t5UlT6 ' I The Greater iaVogue Suits and Cloaks SPECIAL FOR EASTER The widely known UYGODE 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 T lis store is croud and pleased to show iliem. EVERY GARMENT. REDUCED. r pun '"tf"s 3 Suits, Skirts, Jackets and Petticoats at sale prices from now on until Easter HP FrlghtrsM a pending pro 'ecu- j qv 8a,c Soveral houses in Snlom !mj, th i. rl. an Tobacco Trust i an nr,n ands at a bargain. Cap d- , i Ital National Bank. G-l-ood- DOUBLE DOSE (Continued Trom png eonc.) tion on the ticket nud allow Roose velt to take the second plncc. This, it Is said, in Bourne's mind, com pletely removes the president's ob jections to revoking his famous p'edge , wrlton on the night or his election In 1904, when he stated that h. wcnild never run for presi dent again, T'jU latest twist in Bourne's en deavor to get the nam? of Roosevelt on the next Republican natlonnl tick-t has boon revoalod through two letters to Mayor L. N. Blowers, of Hood River, from Mr. John Han- nan, Ln Follotto's private secrotnry, introducing John C. Young, Bourne's private secretary, who recently vls- lited the state In his employer's in terest. Tho letter reads: "I am Inclosing a letter of intro duction from Senator La Follotto's nrlvntp secretary, Mr. Hannnn, which Is st If, explanatory. I trust If you are doing anything In tho senntor'n behnlf you will make an effort to come to the state convention front Wasco county backed by as many Hooovo't-La Follctto or La Follotto Roosevelt peonle as possible." The other letter advises Blowers to work against any Instructions to the Republican delegates to the na tional convention unless Instructed for Roosevelt and La Follotto or La Follette and Roosevelt. n RISEN OUT OF ASHES (Continued from page one.) was not dlsturbod. All who wore' here, however, on tho fateful day, took time to recall tho cxporloncos of two years ago, The work that has boon accom plished since tho fire Is admittedly most romnrknble. Whero two yonrB ago vere nothing but great heaps of debits, now stand mnelvo buslnoss blocks. Mnrket street, which was Bwcnt n'most clean bv the flnmos, is rapidly becoming like tho Mnrkol street of o'd, except that Instoad .of tho Plmsy frump buildings that once nnswered the purpose, stone, con crete nud brick structures are hom ing the merchants and others whoso business calls them to tho city's main artnrv. i What has h'cn accomplished ilnco tho disaster h best told by tho fol lowing figures Total Iob. JROO.OOO. Lous bv fire. $3B0,00O. In3iirnnco pnltl, $198,000,000. Bu'ldlngs burned. 28.128. New buildings erected. ft,7!)S. O'd bul'dlnus romodolod, -1,078. IMlldlngH d03troyoJ, $105,000, 000 Now buildings, $112,000,000. Stock nnd furnishing, $100,000, 000. Local cnnltal ued. $1 OR, 000,000. Outside loans. $3,C0fi,000. Cost or streets paved, 13 mlloa, $950,000. Cost of Bowors by city. 1CV4 mllos $4r,o,ooo Spent bv nubile rcrvlce corpora tions. $20,000,000. WILL IT BE BISHOP COLEMAN? Dr. ,7. II. Coleman Elected a Dele gate to the Geneml Conference. At tho sosslon- of tho Troy confer ence held at Sarntoga, Now York, on Frlduy, Dr. John II. Coleman, re cently president of Wlllnmetto Uni versity, was oloctpd a delegate to tho Baltimore General conforonce on tho first ballot. At tho General, confer ence next month Dr. Coleman will bo a loading candidate for the offlco of Bishop, representing both Mio Enstoru and Wostern sections of tho church. Tho other members of tho Troy delegation of 14 nro his loyal supporters. His election after an nb sonco of six years In tho West Is good evidence of his strength nnd popularity in the Enst. Plenty of Trouble, Is caused by stagnation of the liver and bowels. To get rid of l and hendacho and biliousness and tho poison that brings Jaundice, tako Dr. King's Now Life Pills, tho roll nblo purifiers that do tho work with out grinding or griping. 25c nt J. C. Perry's drug stre. 733? m The new Iowa Soparntor Is go ing Sparator made. Sold on ono day; tho only cold milk skimming separator on oitrth will skim cold milk to n traco. Easiest to clean, the honvlost, strongest mnchtno built Will last a lire time. EnBlost turn ing sepnrtor made. Sold on onsy terms to suit tho purchas er, discount for cash. MITCHEL LEWIS & STAVER Co. -2 1 1237 Stale St. F. F. CARRY Mi. r I Tho wcathor demands a change of. Clothing Our Men's Spring Clothing made by experienced tailors ln ono of tho best oqulppod fnctorloo in America. The-designers havo shown good taste this season and tho result of their lnbora will bo appreciated by stylish dressers. Tho B. K. & W. label on a Btilt Btnndo f6r all that's good in modorn tailoring. ( Hnvo you soon our Men's Two-Piece Summer . Outing Suits? They'ro tho correct garments for Summer wear. WnmicHtiwn, (MWtetttCWCAjOiWOOO Young Men's Suits Boy's Knee Pant Suits You'll know yhy wo soil bo many when you wo tho quality nud note the price, fA L III mUJfdf'jmL'f' rw.w WM mill BV JV KPIS. JJWv? IKk.'OTiM'.iiV I - "ft TRUMP OTHE5 Boy's Summer Wash Suits All Prices from 50c to $2.20 Our assortment this soason Is far more extensive than wo hnvo ovor shown boforo. Our prlcos are flgMrod on tho spot cash bnBU. That's why "regular storca" can't match our prices. J cz'st&ds (ch &? s r). Z4SlLJsi a ZSk we lasfieS; tierei: aEaaggrmamiprwagafl H" UNIVERSAL BREAD MAKER Sold on approval, slwpla In con struction, anally olaaBid d operat ed. No luuMi kuwding required Every om eaa male gfiftl Mad w!h t this maealw. Tw m. Two to six loaws. Br, . . su.oo Four to tea loav, prlc. 2.B0 Price Saving Sale on Gray Enamel Ware or.t-quart Pudding pan rtztfar i.i 15e. how loc NiBH-lnch IMS IUiM, gular 15e. bow I(Jo T n-qu.rt Pall The members of the family have bought their Easter millinery and are now going to the Spencer Hard ware Co. to buy useful and season able articles, such as rakes, hoes, spades, stoves, carpenters' and me chanics' tools, builders' hardware, fish ing tackle and everything for the kitchen. '.. ,. i '-A ' K " v LAWN' MO WEI W. i.Kuiar irlc tie. bow nit -U- U. lAe .8)1.00 up 'Plain from . Hall iHtttrlaic i.no up Oi hm eatchrs L . , . 50 up SPENCER HARDWARE CO. 'ONE MAIN 19 COR. STATE AND LIBERTY STS I I
