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DAILY OAl'lTAL JOURNAL, SAJLEM, OREGON'. THURSDAY. MAY 7. HHIH
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Today's Shopping Bulletin
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We always undersell other stores. Look over the items
for today. Watch our ads close. New- specials every day.
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Embroideries, lodging and In
sertions, values to 25c the yard, and
equal to 30o values, sold elsewhere.
This Is a new lot Jimt opened yes
terday. r
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Torchon Inci&s Iri a large4 range of
dainty 'pattorns,. values to 23c yard
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WAISTS
This season's best allowing of fancy taffeta waists In the most dainty
colorings of pink, blue and cream, each Is a perfect model of experi
enced tailoring and nro trimmed to pleaeo tho most exacting; $G,50 to
$12.00 values reduced , '
One-half and One-third
Opening of the straw hat sea
son; theso Btraw hats at price
never boforo known in Salem,
$3.50 values
Redniced to
$1.50 values
Rediiced to,
$1.00 values
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98c
50c
25c
Panama Hats
Our regular $10.00 values re
duced to
$7.50
WEALTHY
WIDOW
MURDERED
BODY WAS F0UKD
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$7.5!) values redniced to
$5.00
Boys' Wqists
Are You Interested
In Corsets?
Of course you are. We have a
lew broken lines of the famous
W. 11. Corsets which wo have
placed on sale at greatly reduced
prices Wo Invite you to cull and
nolect your size how.
Embroidered wnah belts with
largo pearl buckle, usual 35c on
sale this week ',
.Shirt waist suits, values $20
(tad $22.50, reduced thli Week t'o
$10
.00
19c
THIS SEASON'S SHOWING
Of Spring und Summer dross
gooJs has never been surpassed
oven by this store. Values to
$1.75 n yard, reduced this week
to
50'
yd.
In all the mannish effects,
values to $2.00 reduced to
25c
200 Shirts
Of the most wanted styles,
plain, pleated and fancy bosom,
values to $2.50 reduced to
88c
"Men's and DoyB' Caps. Th,? man
with tho big stick has cut tho
prices right in two.
$1 values 50c
75c values 37c
50c values 25c
25c values 1 3c
Tan Hose
.Special
39c pr.
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171
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t724
Ties
Your Choice
7c
SHU DISAPPKAHKD FIVB lAY
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AGO I'XDKK MV'gljKlklOUH OHN
CUMSTANOHS THRKK HRf).
TRIMS Alfll SVSl'KCTKI).
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'United Pros Leased Wire,)
Walla Walln, Wash., May 7. Ly
ing lnya hole at the foot of an up
roote'd' tree on the north fork of the
Coppei, an isolated and mountain
ous country ?ven miles east ol
Dixie, half covered by rootB and
(had leaves'? 'the body of Mrs. Anna"
Aldrleh, awealthy widow who dl-
appearcd from, her rnnch near Dixie
Inst Friday, waB found nt 7 o'clock
this morning by Dorscy Druntoii arid
Fred Roff, young rnnchors. Finding
of body ended tho. search that has
foe.n unceasingly prosecuted by hun
dreds of farmers In the Dixie neigh
borhood since Saturday morning
SALEM PREMISES
TO BE CLEANED
Arrangement have been about
PcriecVci; Jfr ' the Salem's" grand
cl,enn-up day. tomorrow When this
city wakes up Saturday morning tho
question Isyfclll she know lieHett, j
Th plait for tho houBecJeanlng of
JhlB city involves tho public schools
which in tho morning, will have ex
ercises and instructions as to civic
cleanliness and what their duties!
will be In tho afternoon, Tho pupils
will first be put to work to clean tin.
tjjp school premises immediately, aft
er' (ho noqn. Hour. 4 When that, work
is completed to tlie satisfaction of
tho principals and teachers, the chil
dren will be enjoined to go to their
homes and assist -their parents In
cldnning tho' houses, front and back
yards and alloys And sweeping the
rubbish into tho .streets. .
When J tho sweepings liftvcL been,
brushed into tho 'streets and Into
piles, tho cleaners will go'fto the
tolqphpne, call up tho mayor'n offlco
notify him the location of tho work
ers 'apd a wagon wilf immediately
be sont to carry oft tho rubbish.
A gVpat many ' business men of.
this city, have decldod to close Their
Btores tomorrow' afternoon to give
their employes nu,, opportunity to
pnrtako of tne commendable work.
A big interost is boirg taken by
tho women's clubs and It Is oxpect
od they will taken a practical hand
In'totriorrow'u work.
Thoso who havo teams at liberty
tomorrow afternoon aro oxpected to
turn tliem ovor to tho city's use. Al
ready u lnrbo number havo boon do-J
tinted, but more nro still needed to
for Sal
auaisduifc,
?'1U eood ho4 .
iore. no coiDMMii w
torophoTTM
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Sheplmrd & u
Iwon 1. Bt!01
h'M
Hmke tho, BoU.
Aid patronize hom ii
Tashmoo, La cJl ""
dear, manufactured lr tw1
Clcftr Pnv4... ' 'HI
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Don't You Know-,
i nat a good juicy
"lira xo get, but tot'
"s. iiirnisa Just thit kU
tuum an order and it
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Constipation, or
my aftea the om JZ
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headache. pf uggu M q
Norwich Unfou Vitt
Ins0rair
Frank Meredith, RHMrstfl
""""' -mi ntw.
jCity News
Sitwrdwy
"Will bo tho last day to pay water
bjll ahd get (jlbcount. 5-6-31.
Hp ami 1111110 I'lckcrH
You will find good, partln'ly
vforn heavy coats, Bklrtn, etc., on
(Mftplay at the Attic-Overflow sale,
located at 323 Center btrcct.
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MONEY TO L
TflOil'n
Over Ladd A Dupb'i Bk,83
when It became known thht'Mrsi
A'dilch had disnppeared and thnt ov
ery indication pointed to hot murder
by "Hud" Humes and two brothers
who took poyflCBslon of her rnnch
Inst Friday Humes and two bro
thers, John and Jack, nro in Jail hercny of tho toads uf expeditiously j
iiml hnvn fnl1 tnanv onnlllotlni Htnr-1 f
les regarding the affair.
According to evidence gathered by
Sheriff. Havlland, Dud Barnes nnd
Mrs. Aldrich loft the ranch Friday
afternoon, In n livery rig, ostensibly
to go to nnothcr ranch ownod by
Mrs. Aldrich on the north fork of
the Coppei. Thoy pnssod the farm
of John Holmes, who was working
on a fonce along a Bide road. As
the couple passed in the rig, Bnrnei
wnvd his hand nt Holmes nnd tho
latter returned the sn'ute. Ne.t
morning Barnes returned by tlitfjbo conJuctco tomorrow morning at Wniitvd Position Ip drni i
HplinoR ranch, but he wns then 10 o'clock by the Rev. Davis Brrott t,oy wth two )eatf,M
alone. Ho drove to tho Aldrich at tho First Congregational church.
ranch anJ later returned tho livery
DIED.
KOPPHAHN-At tho family home on
North Summer street, Wodno:day,
May C, at 3 o'clock a. m., Mrs.
Almlra A. Kopphahn, of senility,
Tho deceased loavda many roln
tivos to morarn hor loss, as'follevs: j
Husband, Henry; sons, Frank, of .For Sale Corner lot iWr
south Dnkota; Warren, of Minneso-
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Uv; 13, h. and E. J. of this city;
father, Warner Hayhurst; brothers,
Wa3tln and Errant, and n slBter,
Mrs. Edit!, Lint. Tho funeral will
Brethren church lUsit
weot corner Fourteeoti ui hi
iuu Hirceis. price SS0. 1M
of Rev. F. H. Neff. iuitt. mi
A. LIston, 379 OourUtrHtJ
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Vy Your Wnter mil
On or boforo Saturday and get 10
por cont discount, C-6-3t.
Court Street Iniprovcnient
Tho Warren Construction com
pnny bogan tho work yestorday of
ropalrlng tho pavement on Court
street, which wns undermined ev
rrnl days ago by tho water from a
burated plpo, and tho surface was
tomoved for sovernl feet bo that tho
foundation would dry out as much
as possible, .Tho portion of tho
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nntlrn Tillr .. .!.. d
W4M ' utuuiHK, xrora O
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a ociock. supper 20 cents. j
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Look Out j
For tin. excursion and town lot bale:
at Donald on tho Oregon Electric1.
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nair way to Portland, on Tuosdoy
May 12. 100S.
jpavomont undermlnod will bo taken
Ty Your Water Rill . ,, n'8 iar down ftB tho ,nst founila.
On or before Saturday and got 10 tlon. which in ni.m.t , t on, n
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per cont discount. 5-C-:it. j hftlff ftnd ro,nccd wlth dry mfttw. mission 25 cents., Children 10 cents.
lal; This work was started thUMb"Hl "Kwoin master of core-
LlM'ary Kntortalnnienf . I
A Uternrv and munlrjil nnturinin.H1
mont, Including, loger-do-main per-J
formanco by Prof. E. Cooko Patton;-'
and character sketches by tho great
Impersonator, Hon. Chas. V. Qallo-
woy, will be given at St. Joseph's
Catholic hall, on Wednesday, May
6th. 1908. at 8 o'clock n. m. a,i.
team to Wntstburg. He hns told tho
ofllc -rs that, ho drove Mrs. Aldrich
to Wltsburg, where tho necessary
papors to lease his ranch and prop
orty had bsen made out by Attorney
Ormsbco, Ormsbec has denied that
MALHEUR COUNTY
CATTLE
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ago 18. Addrew Chlrt !
1'135 Waller St., S&lw.
iln
And How PurlolniTH Will Do Time or Sale Dry ood tpwi
at i F'llom Itvtltutlon for I'roml
Too many ho'flo and cattle thlovoi
the couple had boon In his ofllco nud In Mainour countv. Result $344
this dlrectod still stronger 8U8pIclonixPen8 "tttto and following son
towards Barnes, who has been nr-Jtancod nnd brought to the ponlton
rosted. Tho ofllcers visit the Ald-jtlary by Detective O'Dell; Lewis
rich homo, in the barn yard they.'70110, stole flvo cows, Indotormlnato
fQMnd-tbo woman's strong box which I sentence; Fred Whealoy, alplo thrcQ
hnd boon broken opon with an axo Riding, four ycnrH; Henry Shnro,
nnd vaVinblo papers tnkon. , The to'o ono goldtng, Indotormlnnto son
woman's sppctaclcs and thimble hnd- lon(,: Henry Reed, flvo coltn, In
ly charred, were found in the hovo. dertorminato ?entnce: Roe Orny,
Tjiap In inrhtne Tlnrno.' rlnthlnir . BlOlO I1VO COItS. indCtCrmllintO Sen-
prlco, cosh on Mirny
1419 or call State ni 1W.
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Homcopatlilst
Dr. L'. Q, Altmanf Office and resi
dence 296 Liberty street, Salem.
3-4-eod.
Congregational 'rim woman'. Miim.,,.... ci...
1MJ water churcli will glvo one of their fnmoin nt , nira !,..,...., ' ..'..
- ..,- . ...v vww vt llll VU 111 Lit
monies.
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AiuMniinim- morning. Tho arfected part will be
Salo by tho Ladlo' ld society of replaced by practically now mater
Ihfe Baptist church. linta, shojj , fn although somo of tho first sur
coats, wraps, stiltB, etc. Near 0. A. faco' now torn up Avill bo usld.
R. Hnll on Crnttir Htiaoi,. ,
Tho Ltulles
gtHrday Of tho First
. Will no lust da to
blll,iind got dlwount .VG-3t rh'cken pltf suppers In their church' wm i.,i ..t" ..".... n".
in m i - . " "u,u MKiuur uiouiniy moei-
- jlng In tho church parlors tomorrow
niiemoon at 2:30 o'clock,
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SHOfS rOR TENDER fEET
footwear, wo havo not over
looked tho shoo needs of
tho man or woman who
want plain, bolld comfort.
Wo havo a big trade In
good, Bonelblo soles oxory
lino and every curvo apeaka
for comfort. And style
nro made of beat onk-tan-Whllo
wo carry all tho lat
est and 6wollest shapes in
Isn't sacrificed either, for
thoy are shapely and grace
ful In outine. Thq solos
ned lentbor, and overy pair
is hand-sewed throughout.
Wo Invito your at.oinion to a speulnl lino of theso Comfort" Shoes,
Dr. Reed's Cushlou Soles. Wnr o,no pair of theso shoes, and if
you appreciate roi comfort; vw aro sure you will be back for an
qther pair when they are gonJ. Wo have also tho celebrated Walk-
uvt-r anoo3 uv inucier, vais, uxiqrus,
Rev. St.
Plorro will addross the .meeting on
"Prisoners Aid." , Evorone cordial
ly invited.
Salem AVati Co . Oflln-
j Will be open between the hour
of 12 and 1 o'olook balance of tha
week. ,
ut his ranch, a bloody handkerchief
was found In his overcoat.
Convinced that tho woman had
been 'murdered, the Bhorljt put eoV'
oral nosiea to searching for
tonco, and Snm Ynrbrough, assault,
two years.
auU d Tho underiijEtd
like contract to tut (ro li 1
500 cords of wood. S IH
Wlllson.
Fbtiii and City PrepertH '
of doslrablo propertied t
tn Hnnclallro. Yercx Bm1
373 State street.
y.r Hah' Seyeral botn l '
miA fnrsi'Rndatbr!-
l.-l Mallnnal RflEk. Ml
vi. kii!w-a eood leconi-UUl
n,..,l.l,W uFOn lOr Hi
Kodol completely digests all
'classes of food. It will get right oti ao88nrs Dros. ultckBoith
'Or l1M tmiililA nn.l .in 4l,n vnrv wnrl UOSBUrS UI" " ,
von i'un, iu . . 't, .' the troublo and do tho very work, "" ::" fl,.i fit W
body. Tho search continued all yes- itself for tho stomach. It Is pleasant' 3,02 K. Commercial . -torday
afternoon and until lost night, to take. Sold by all druggists. -th!
TnKi' an lCxcurloii Trip .
1' Tn TVmnlil nn ftn n !."
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R. R.,
Salem
Town
styles, all prlcpH:, all sites.
styles.
in kid, tan and patent, all
Also C, P. Ford's Ladles'Shoes In all
n
; 7; The Salam ShcKj. Store'
Tuosday, May 12, with tho
Military band, free lunoh.
lot given away. Round trip from Sa
lorn 95 cents, fare and onMhlrd
from all points.
Weather
Hlurnor touight; l,ridny probably
fair hnd warmer. "$ S
PERS
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Thero Will Ho a Iit fiUen Away
Free on the ground at Donald
TMcdny, May 'l?. at tho time of the
amnion sale, Jie lunch and band
concert.
OAHVORXA.
John Holmes, ranchman, told of
seeing Barnes nnd Mrs. Aldrich pass ,
his ranch Friday and It was then de
termined to search the country n'ong
the north fork of tho Coppei. I
Brunton and Roff left the Brunton;
vrnnch at day,hreak this morning and
hunted both sld?3 of the stream' for
it
seveial hours, '
) In a nartlcularlv lonesomo snot
near the Bite of an old nnd abandon
ed sawmill the boys Btumbled ovof
the body lying In a hole at tho foot
of an uprooted tree. The body was
hialf covered with roots and dead
lflaves. - t
Leaving Roff to guard tho body
iBrunton rode swlfty to Dixie and
.called up Sheriff Havlland. '
Thorq s wild talk of lynching l.it
tho officer do not believe any at
tempt will J) made. Tho Barnes
boys aro heavily guarded at tho
gounty Jail and soldiers Troni Fort
XValla Walla win bo hold ready to
nuoll any lynching partv that might
how up. Sheriff Havlland, accom
panied by Coroner MaqMartin, left
Walla Walla lo an automobile at
8;30. Until thoy vhw tho body, It
will not b" moved.
HnimiMiiM mm iiiib mi
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Ho Trh-h to llrs-
All his customers and he comes
pretty near doing ititliiis flno
groceries and rigllt prices. t J. W.
Lawrence, phone 311.
You Riud ?
i Advertisements ol other flour,
UMl they arp of for.elgn make and no
better than Wild Rose, which Is a
home manufacture. Remember this
You'!! surely be if you fail to seW
your 1 908 wheel from our stock
1 Ar A tnlntAo fro hft satfe0
must be equal Co ail road denia
... . .. - i nAMates for i
ngiasy. uur cyuts t
ensuing campaign are easy
wiJhW
' tM
by their manifold merrils--V?
M(X$
F6
FRANK J.
BEST WORK AT HONEST
and order the home product.
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