Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, May 04, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text: lji DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALWf, ORHGOX, MONDAY, MAY I, 1008 ' j 'I I STOCKTON THE OLD WHiTE CORNER an Oxfords ; a Ll, received, a swell nowllnc bf idles' Oxfords In tan ..black' and mcy stocks, also In white, gray id tan canvas oxroras. You bill And tho price to uo(JuBt u fettle Ipsa at this Btore. , , Suit Cases, Matting, Leather, GanvosV Etc. '" 't opened, a new lino of mat ing eases, which wo, bollcvo to K the best over brought to Sa- .M Prices are 25c to 75c loss in heretofore . Pillows Made. SlOck- cxprebsty for J. l, i ton., Down,-,gooso leathern and flosa, In best tiatln An,tah ticks and linen tlc''8, .:.:65cto$2.50 . That' 9' JB gufsii Distinguished A Air i Isn't always due to pudlgreo. .'. .I.V It . comes from' a 'knowledge of-'how tow,oar tyourclotheg and what clothes to wear. Tho bwcII young follows atq jfcarlngvbur Senior Smart College Clothes. COPPER S1RIKE IN NEW MEXICO .Uultcd Press- Leased Wire.)1 Santa Fe, N. M., May . East era Now. Mexico in general and Ilbosovclt county In particular Is excited over the discovery bf a de posit of connor which mav rlvnl ithnt pj Michigan or Montana. A few days ago whllo drilling a .well for writer on a homestead claltri 10 miles south oV the town of La Lnndtyj tho drill' penetrated a voln of native coppor of peculiar rich ness. . The news spread rapidly and within 2 hours after the TdlscoVery had beebmo known, 4 00 claims were stalled, out In tho Inimcdlatq vicin ity. The ruBh stlU on. Livery, men have had their horBCs drlVon to death and "their" rigs broken up; Then and womehluivo travolcd untll.ioot soro and hungry, but In spite of all tho Ilia Incident to sand and sun, "locators" cnntlnim tn nour Into it ho dlatrlcj. to locate and stake out min ing claims. ', 'A Kovornmont mlnlnfc exnort ha'a arrived oh tho scone to ascertain the extent and quality of tho deposit. A test of ore mado by a. local chem ist shown that It bears an excellent Quality of copper of ttinupual rich ness. There Ih also a high percent ago of silver. THIRTY BURNED (Continued from pago ono.) til renuiliiB of victims had been M. la various hospitals throughout i dltv etoral gucjttt of the hotel lutfcrlntt with broken limbs, lu teal Injuries and bruises and cuts b'ilnc.1 In leaping from windows In b Ing , trampled upon In the id ritwli for safety. pathetic scenes nro being enacted Bay about the heaps of ruin by la and women who. missing Eends and relatives are thought to hurled In the debris. Thoro Is no jie of getting an accurate list of i raUsliig and dead today, for tho ltd reglHter was burned up nnd r are no other monns of getting Is Information nt once. Chief of Police Atnkonbrufck wild lay that as far an ho can lenrn the ith M may reach 10, although fcre Is tn wi'j of confirming til's. The rcccuers nro working under pat iimiculty. Pofnro thoy can ox- to reach any more bodlps they fat remove, pltfco b piece, groat Id o' brick and charred timbers. I? fire started at 3:30 o'clock Sun- r morning In tin elevntor shaft ami pw minutes lat?d the old frame i'dlng which was erected 15 year pim n inns'! of flames. II burn- W' rapidly that thoso who .per- N wer hemmed In by the flames burned nllve Tho Mot Common Cause of JiinVrIiii. Rheumatism causes more ptiln M iiifferlng than any othor dloeuso, lr the reason Mint It la .tho most tlmnn nf nil Ilia nn.l It la ftnrtlllllH' STREET WORK HAS BEGUN For Sale WeM Worked Up Business And good homo, a country store, no competition, In, progressive- thickly" Bettldd farm ing community, best of roadB, telephone, It. F. D. Ownor sick and must leave. We know of ho opportunity ef this kind that will half compare. Shephard & Holder Room 1, Steusloft? Building. 5AILEY PROBABLE A WINNER The work of making the first prep aration to lay the pavement on State HtroA was actually started this morning beginning" at Twelfth strcot where a force.of 12 mon placed curbs and corner boxes, nnd tho graders were put In action this afternoon cutting down the high p'nco3 and filling up the low on'es preparatory for tho first coat of, crushed rock. Tho Warren Construction com pany's engineer established the grado and set tho grado stakes yes tordny so Unit the work of getting tho streot. dowh. tojn 4inlforni grado can he pushed along as fast iu. pos Hlblo, and It Is believed by film that thoro will be no trouble whatever In getting tho Btruet In ahapo for pav ing, although qulto a little work will no doubt have to be done before a perfect drainage 'can bo hnd. Tho strcot Tallw'ay company has placed their rallK on the grounds to bo laid ns soon as possible and Man aged Page states the work will bo pushed as rapidly as money and in .ii mil do It. j Sealed bids wfll bo prcsontod. to tho olty council nt tho regular moot- ilng tonight for tho paving of Com niorolnl streot. and tho cbntract will 1 no doubt be awarded tho lowest bid- Ider. ' . a SOl'TIIKUN PACIFIC COMPANY Have made vory low rates account . vnrrio i Hnwo circus which will exhibit nt Salem, May 4, RUMORED $500,000 STOLEN Utiilleil Pros Lenscd Wire.) Pitt diurg, Pa., May I. Instead of the Iorh ocoas'oned by tho rob bing of the Adams Express company car on the Panhandle railroad last Thursday night being JfiOO as has boon stoutly maintained by officials of .tho company up to day, It Ih now rumored that the loss will roach c!ojo to $500,000. The robbery Is sold by members of tho Plttuburg detective force to bo ono of the biggest ever pulled oft In tho United Stntes. Today, mon nnd boys found moro gojd coin In the vicinity of (tho scone of tho hofd-up at Wnlker's mills. A number of 55-gold plocc.i were found ns wfll at a nmintlly of go)d leaf. Hundreds Honrchod tho neighborhood for the sto'on pKindcr, which many prnplo belleynrhas been "rnnhed" by the robbers. o ROOSEVELT WILL TAKE NO PART (United Press Leased Wlro.) Austin. Tex.. Mnv 4 Whixlm- ' 1 hi ' tint Hcnnlni" ritilln.f lin. DiifAiin.i dofoatrBt the' primaries held to elect a dolbgato-at-largo to tho Democratic I national convention Is still In doubt today, although theVo . are Indica tion that ho has won byv a slight majority that Ih a great disappoint ment 1o hlmtMlf nnd friends. Tho sonnlor's opponents are claiming, however, that ho has been defemtod.' TheJ say lits late recta In tho 25,000 votea that are bUU lack;-" Ing, These will be counted today. Judging from tho best Information obtainable. Senator Ualloy' friends sny his majority will bo 10,000. It Is xald that not more thnn' 225,000 votes were enst In tho 'stnto. The great Interest taken In' life contest Ir vldeuccd by the many bqto made. In one Inutnnce n pool' of $50,000 was wagon by tlvo banUors. that the senator would have r. majority of not Iran than 25,000, ANOTHER EXPRESS SHIPMENT KS-' a Of Ajtpliijue Patterii Side Band Swisses '.'lO' - Keceiveo Kesteroay Thoy'ro IWgh clawi noveJtl? that ore h.ilft a tremendotrt sale throughout tho Kasrt. Tlw6 BWo Baiuls aixs awed fo trim mlngs, givo a finish tittat yoa cah( sectare br wrfag separate braW. Ilavb yo tried is Ooloreil, Uhcm for your cklWrew'sf arofwea? Tlie llaea fabric Is senrleeabto m Um cotors always lk Drlglit aad freh. Children's ' Summer Wash Suits Mtn itf r i . TOR AGES 2 1.2 JO 8 Nicely trimmed. Oiir price i t;frim 30c to &3.UO , We're. sjiow i ' lug n ' much t larger Assortment jthl miiNon tliutfvrr lieforc. amberlaln's Liniment will nffordi jgrjg r0nd trip tlckots for this oc 'ef, and tnako rest and sleop pos- cag80n wil bo sold for one and one 'le In many enses tho rollof from ,nir(1 fnro between Jefferson ant Un which Is nf first tnmnorarv. become narmnnent. whllo in old sple subject to chronic! rJieuma- . oiten brought on by dampncsB chauge In tho weather, a por- nent cure cannot bo oxpcctwl; re lef from na!n KirTileh tbln lini- pnt affords la nlono worth many es Its rnst. 9F. nnd RA Mint size) I liictttBM v. .we uy ur, atono'8 drug siore. third faro between jpneryon u Canby, Woodburn to ,c il"" ...... r CfiMW t'i ' 'O. P A- A. G. P. A. 4-J-41. 1 ' ;? - SS YwHwfe BcBtW Din "i 3LJt&2JZfa; ll ; There Is Nothing ltt which delay Is so dangerous as In Eyo Trouble. Uieu jou consider thatvJou can got along fairly well wlthorat any en e ex.-ept sight, you will understand how Important It Is to tk no chances with your eyes. Our Business Is to Tell You When You Need Glasses BARR'S JEWELRY ' Tin &m ftf.ftua.itv. Corner State aJ iltofty Salem. Oreoon 't?r . STORE ninlt'd Press Leased Wire.) t yuahli)gtoT,' May 4. Haiids off, no; liitorforonca wjth tho campaign? no speeches to whooping political delegations; no trips Into the prov Inces to help llo Rj5i)l.lcnn candj. dato. ji- As during, last summer and sever al Bumnioj'H previously, tho Pre dent willnot he "at homo" to un invited puest.4 during his coming Va cation." ' ; It Is believed, howovoi'. by thtr Taft anpporer 4hat should ho sud denly flnditljMt h nMa( "boost" In this ir,,1hu'ti hotly .con-tosted see- tlon, Uhe PeBJdont, wpuld Btand ready -fa go o lila resoup and mako a fpeoelfp his behalf. Even the Presidency closept ' friends ndmlt that hoi'qlte l(WIy to pitch Into the fight if his candidate should be In peril or his policies should be Rprlous'y attacked. ritmviis .skk tiih ui emeus The big olrous and menagerie ar rived In this city early and tho pa rade left the show grounds at anout ' 10 o'clock .arid was witnessed by n J great throng of Interested spectp jtora. The town; ' filled with v; ' tors .from th surrounding country. The doors to tho nifnagerlo and big shows were throw'n open to the ! .ii.H nt i n'ttlmtk nnd llin nerfonn- 'ance In 4he big tent was started at 2:15 with a grund entreo around tho hlnnadrome track In which all the performers with the. big show nnrtinlnnted The siicctaclo of all TImhikiiimN In ''Krlsro, fPnlted Prcsi Leased Wire.) Ban Francisco, May 4. Today the ln(l-ix of lloet Msltors bognn in earn est, every train bringing BcorcS of people, not only from all partu of Cal.lfprnln, .lAiffrom Oregon, Wnnb IngUm.'evada, Arizona and Utah us WoIk' 'Thrt'liotolK nro bciflTininK lo 'All up nnd by Tuesday night It li expected flint they will bo crowded to tho limit. I Tho work of decorating the city j l"(jiuiiiiu:n nun iij tTviiuiTuii muni- Vug there will not )io a buslneBs pouso In tho down town section thiv Is not covered from roof to pave-. ment with finsH and bunting. , ft Tom of llthogrnphB.)lfitiirHig two tloot nnd portrnUa ot-rieaj! Admiral Kvan havo been omploycd' Ih the general decorations and never In i-ho history of ttho city have so many flags been displayed. Tho cltlos on the .other side of tho bay are as woll dressed as 8an Fran, clwio and aro making every propnra- tlon to aid In giving tho officers and mon of tho JleoUtlio-tlmo of thplr lives. Arrangements for the gront" ptv rado on Thursday aro an yet Incom nleto. but 4ho plans thus far made .promise a magnificent pageant. i. "O" TWO DHOWNKO IN' TICniUIJLK STOHM (United PreB Leased Wlro.) Los Angolcs, Cnl May 4. Whllo score of persons on tho shore watched tho tragedy, powerless to clve assistance two young men whoho Identity has not boon estab lished, and who had bravrd tho (Intlr-nr-u nf doOII BOH flulllmt 111 A light skiff In yesterday's fierce Morm off San Pedro, fought desperately for a few minutes as their light craft was wrosted from their control and then sank to a watory grave. 5 Caught In tho rough water beyond tin nrntortlmi of tho breakwater one was Bwepl ovorboard and carried out to win. while theopen boat and Its Veinalnlng ocaipnnt wore driven bei fore tho fiorco southweit wind Into the breakers off Alamltos forry, where tho Bholl was overturned nnd t ho ucrond victim urowneo. . - NVlthor of the bodies was rocov red. JUST RECEIYED-A Line oi Misses' Tan BLUE RIBBON SHOES Hl'n H)5 to U. .IitNt the sbado the glrlx mv wantiiiK. i j&rswted t(QadA ij&tfe . WK UNDKltHKIiTi 'ItKGULAIt STOItliS." Sti. POSSIBLE CAR STRIKE IN FRISCO (UTnlted Picsi Leased Wlro.) 8iujFrnncl(jv May 4. It Ih like- f tht Patrick Calhoun jwlll havo another car stHktf on his hnndB.' There havo boon rumors for sovoral days that tho carmon, nearly u of wliom aro working for 25 conU an hour, aro thoroughly dissatisfied with conditions and. will deninud nn lucreusn in wages nnd a change In Iiquih so tljuttjia men can; got mora sleop. .The carmon of 'Oakland nro aettjug M conta an hour; , Richard Cornelius, president of tho cnrmon'K union which called a strike against Calhoun's rpndH last May, ald today 4hat no know for a fact that much Injustice wag ,bolng doho tho present platform omployoa, of tho road. He Mild they were com pelled to work long houra and that tho runs wero ho cut up that tho men can gof vory llUlo sleop and that conditions .arc becoming nlrnoat uUolprablo. He said, a f.ow of tho oitf VWlke-breikW,' who. ''itlilMAitt rontrnoM with the. United Rallrpad, wor gbt'tlng'the bcU of It imrl Hint Ahc .jvower omployeg,nro ready to re volt. .'. FISH HAS RESIGNED the ladles and gontlemeu performer of the show. In their beautiful, co- tumes maae a vbi-jt jnL-aaniK o. Tho "leek horses, the elephant, camels and other aulaials lit groups and herds contracted most pleasing lr with, the richness of the display.! f United Press Lenson" Wlro.) t Now York, May 4. Stuuyvesant Flab, former president of tht IUt noia Central railroad, today resigned as a member of the executive com mission and as a director of the Mis souri Pacific railroad. He explained that hli other Interests kept him so Jjusy that he had no time to devoto to the affairs pf the railroad. Look Toward 'Frisco, f ' ' 'United Tress Lea Bad lVlr.) " Santa Cruz, Cal., May 4. Offlciri itild men of tho fledt nro still un ablo to realize tho magnltudo of the reception that Is to bo given thorn upon their arrival at 8on Francisco, Thy have not ceased-.talking about tholr reception at San Diego and Los Angeles and, declare that It U Impossible fpr. 8an..Franclaco to nil l' do Loh Angeles in tho matter or iav Ish entertainment. "The hospitality of 1a Angoles cannot bo excelled." declared a Junior officer, "andlf San' Francisco expects to bent the southern city It will havo to irav.ol mighty fast." Kvery man with the! fleet Is look lug forward to tho arrival at San Francisco with keen expectancy. They aro enjoying themselves hero and at Monterey aud havo no com plaint to make, but 4hey are more than anxious to get up to the big city. Miss Nellie Thlehen has returned to her school work at Portland aft er takiae aer Btw vacatloa at 9Wr OlteilAUl) WILL know rf IIIH KATK HtNr (United Proas Leased Wire.)'.' Holse. Idr., May 4.Harry oir!. chard's fato will bo determined 'Vly tho Idaho stato board of pardons" at their special bchhIoii ttomorrow, TH's recommendation that the Rontenea dt death bo commuted, made by Juit Wood at tho tlino the sontonce Ws ironbiin(jel, will bo presented lty Orchard attorney, and It Is bellevw that no ono nresont will nrofcMit against suclf action. Orchard Is tJia- tnucod tojiq hanged on May 15,t tt Is understood that Orchard hlmMf Ih opposed to tho comniMtntlon fMT Hontonco, i ... O" ' .i i IN'TKUK8TL(1 DISCUSSION OF PUD Lie MKAHUtt A vast amount of Interest ,wk taken In a meeting hold yesterday at tho CI. 'A. H. hall, which had Ur, Its' purpoke" the dlscusslou of (im measured 'Which aro to como befr tho people's tho Jlmo election. Tart Idea, which Is qulto nn original ot&, to take up a measure each Sun day and discuss It In gonoral, lU.d.eba(o, irit for ithelr owr Mcular enllghtmont. At tho meeting yesterday, the r' call measure wan taken, up nnd M ensued at a considerable length tmi many loft tho hall stating thoy wV undor a much better iindortmidUK of It,' and wero now In a position to Ybtd; onVh& same, whereas before !.,...' '..,...'. I.. .1 !.,. ...n.l..n It X.u illt7 UllVMUUU illC ther intention' tc mult rather tun wrong. Next Sunday, Initiative mcasiaY pro.vJdJng for -the $125,000 appro priation for tho state university aiid urmory bill will be discussed tit length. A largo orowd Is oxpocUd to attend, owing 4o tho prominent) of and the Interest being taken In the appropriation bill, which Jor some time past haa been a .rather (urge bone of contention nmonjpa number of factions. tn. jjf the meeting, It )ja to let It go by As ian chnnce voting, i Fine Home for Sal& Party with cash better investi gate. Price , rea04iable. -v) AMrs H,f care Joiiriuil, r tt f l XX v