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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (May 12, 1908)
V 4 A. -V DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. TUESDAY, MAY 12. 1008 10 ' iy tf Every Man Likes Good Clothes Tho new styles c nro showing are very smart; we'd Just like to latve you see the various models wo show l tho Varsity Sack: Suit. TJiey'.ro the snappiest styles, you'll ever m?o, nnd they don't cost nny more than Inferior grades sold elsewhere. For, Tomorrow Only Your choice of the Hammocks shown In our Court street window for .. - . r-. ..., . .-v- - 98c bo hero'at 8:!J0 and k-11 tlic'iiinn which one. No ilioite orders received. SEVERAL RULINGS . BY COURT I If youwnt to mnko a notee like silk, now Is tho time. Our entire linos qf silks are placed on sale, At Sp.ecial Prices Summer Suiting" In nil- tho newtfst weaves and colors, values to ,$1.75 a yard; extra special this week 50c yd. The Wash Goods Section Ie showing many oxc'.iulve dainty patterns -for tho ultra-tailored wash suits. Wo Invito you to see this offering. Long Silk Gloves Of tho Knyser and Fournes boJt makes, 12 nnd 10 button, olbow length In black, russett, tan pon. gee, whlto, brown, etc., $1.50, $1.75 and $2.25 values, speclnl this wook Following decision, among which Fololwlng decisions, nmoiig which ed down by tlie Bupremo cdtirt today at noen: State v. Portlnnd General Electric company, reversed and remanded, decision by Judge Eakln; appealed from Multnomah county. E. II. Morohouso & Co. v. Wistcr compnnyi motion for dismissal ovel ruled by the court. James Ferrari v. Beaver Hill Coal company, motion to dismiss denied by court. Deitz v. Stephenson, nfllrmed opin ion by Commissioner Slater; nr.tuenl ed from Multonmnh county, Stato v.. Nielsen, onirmcd, opinion by Chief Justlco Bean; appealed from Clatsop count. Smith v. 'Interior Warehouse com pany from Umatilla county, petition for r.ohoarlng denied. Oregon Auto-Dispatch v. Portland Cordngo company, Multonmnh coun ty, putition for rehearing denied, opinion by Justlco Eaklu. Hall v. O'Connell, reversed opln- lon by Ju'tice Eakln appealed from Coos county. FIGHTING "MACHINE" IN CAL. $1.28 12 and 1G button, elbow lengtn kid gloves In black, blue, brown, white, grny, rod, etc., extra special I who m-vn, $3.50 values $2.4S $4.00 valuos .... $2.75 Have You Seen Tho Dorothy dainty ribbon sets, hair howa and shshos. Tho very latest cftoctH and colors blends. RIBBON SECTION I J 1 IM W.lll 1 ' eueiA 6 &. g 'INCORPORATED ton4 LAWMAKER HAS BEEN INDICTED (United .Press-Leased Wire,) Sacramento, Cal., May 12 Thurs day afternoon nt 2 o'clock the Re publican state convention will bs called to order by Chairman. George Stone of tho state central committee, With both tho "machine0 nnd Lln-coln-Roosovelt factions making claims of control, ono of the hottest ilghts In the history of G. O. P, con ventions in this stato Is looked for, Tho "reform wing" will endeavor to seat Ex-Mayor W. B. Davis of Oakland, as chairman of tho conven tion, Tho organization will put up George A, Knight Jn opposition nnd right thero tho Issito of the conven tion control will bo determined. Tho "machine" candidates for del ngotes-at-largo to tho Chicago na tionul convention are Governor Gil lette, MIko Do Young, General Hnrrl son Gray OUb and George A. Knight. Tho Llncoln-ltoosovcltcig have de cided upon thc following as tholC, candidates: Jacob Noff, Ex-Sonator Thomas R. Bard, Colonol E. A. Forboa nnd Senator Chester liowell. Tho alternates proposed nre: Chas. S. Wheeler, Harold T. Power niul W. J. Hunsaker. Tho "organization" forces profess to be very confident of victory, which :nouU3 tho rotcntlon of control of tho state central committee and tho par ty machinery. o M Absolutely Pure Fijom Grapes, the most healthful of fruits, comes the chief ingredient of ROYALS ittERiBC- .- VJ (United Press Leased Wire.) Washington,' May ' 12. Congrcss man James Thoinan Helllln of Ala bama, must stand trial for shooting Louis Luindy, a nogro, and Thomas. McCreary while riding on a Pennsyl vania uvonuo streetcar sovornl weokd ago. An Indictment containing thrao counts has been returned against him. Hoflln beenmo annoyed at tho nc tlons(of .tho negro, who was boister ous, and upbraided him, whoroupon Lundy, uccordlng to Heflln's version of tho uffnir, became moro noisy. DENIES KIDNAP CHARGE hd. Tliedtilybakingpmit) made from Royal urape Cream of Tartar Coiti a little more lhaa tK jn jg, or phosphate oi Use fewid, Royal you are lure of pare, HWfMi BizsEmm CHIEE IS CENSURED ' FOR LOSS (United Pro Leased Wire.) Sail Francisco, May 12. In cus today of Detective Sorgonnt Norman Fltzslmmons of the Now York police department, Robert W. Fultorton, sou of n St. LouIh millionaire, ni rived from Senttlo on tho steamer Watson this morning, Fltzslmmons, who holds a warrant City News Wp 0 PHvIllg Tho street paving and grading now. la progress in this city will bo groat ly facilitated by the addition of four new dumping cars, which have just boon secured in Portland by Mana ge R. K. PagJ of tho Portland Rail , ;wayf Light & Pow?r company. J)rtMiei' Arrived Tho government SllMf boat Math- .-.- Innil.- i.ll. .lomtfyfer Vrt 1 ItllllH. VUKVIIIVJ " tttvutt" ..".- estato of Patrick Hlgglnn, deceased, who wna fatally Btrlckon with paraly sis Saturday evening near his homo on tho Jefferson road, south of Bu lom. F. L. Pond nnd J. R. Pnrvin wero named aa appraisers for the es tate. Divorce Granted Tho suit for divorce brought by Mrs. Pearl Wooldrldge of this city against her husband, George Wool dridge, wob grnntod by Judgo Gallo woy this morning. Tho plaintiff attttod that she nnd her husband wero married In North Ynklina, Washing ton, Jn 1001, and lived napplly to gether for throo years. Suddenly, or reason tho After a few angry words tho con-lror Fullerton's arrest on n charge grcBsman drow his rovolver and shof , i PreforrotI ' ft young woman In Now one bullet striking tho negro In tho Yoik, lar.igln nt tho sonsntlonal star- head and another nierced tho loc of " 0l Kiunnping seni oui trom seni XcCrcary, who Blrcot corner. wus Btandlng on, n arrived In this city from Portland' without nny recuse yesterday, nnd will begin work on husband departed without even kiss the river hero lmmodloto'y. Th.lng his wife goodbye, and has sine boast will be stationed in and about refused to live with or support her. fclem for tho rest of ths summer, Atotrney Carey Martin represented IF .MrB.'WpQldrldge, and District At A,di()liiUtritor Appolnjed jtorney .McNary, after listening to the ' Upon tho petition of Coroner A. M, woman's story stated that thode Clnugh, James Currl o' Sa'em was fondant would not object to a decree jilay appointed admlnUt-ctcr of tho of divorce. h SHOES fOR TENDER fEET fqotweflr, we have not over looked the shoe needs of tho man or woman who want plain, solid comfort. Wo havo a big trndo in good, sensible 60les oxery Hue and every curve speaks for comfort. And stylo aro made of best oak-tan-Wkllo wo carry all the lat est and swellest shapes in isn't sacrificed either, for taey are shapely and grace ful la oatline. The soles ned leather, and eve"y pair Is, hand-sewed throughout. Wo Invito your attention to a 'special Hue of these Comfort Shoes, Dr. Reed's Cushion Sole3. Weur one pair of these shoes, and If you appreciate real comfort, wo are sure you will be back for an other pair whon they are gone. Wo hayo also tho celebrated 'Walk over Shoes In blucher, vals, Oxfords, In kid, tan and patent, all etyleB, all prices, all sizes. . Alw (J, P. Ford's Ladles' Shobs in nil styles. rfl HR gp'iijj f& ,w HFt fiiir ! V . The Salem Shoe Store The Sttre "Wkere We Fit U. Now HclMKil District County Superintendent of Schools W. N. Smith has recolvod a potltlon from tho property owners of Mill City to consolidate school districts 00 and 108. Tho town of MllfCIty covers a portion of both these dis tricts, ono of which is in Marlon nnd ono 'in Linn county. It Is tho Inten tion of tho Mill City peoplo to build a flno school house on tho Linn coun ty side of tho town, which nfTords a bettor building slto, and to havo tho children In both parts of tasvn attend the samo school. This cannot be dono unless the school board consoli dates tho two districts. ii;is&jl Wo Rehpectfiilly WIhIi To announce to all who rend thla notice that there will bo something of Interest In one of the Commercial street store windows Thursday, Fri day and Saturday exclusively. I ahl not at liberty to glvo any Information today but bo sure nnd read my ad tomorrow and get tho particulars on how I intend to give away absolutely free a hnndsome premium to some lucky person. , I. 0. s. T QUIT WITHOUT"" DUE NOTICE The capo of V. Scott, a laborer liv ing at Fourth and Academy street, who Is suing his wife for divorce, was argued before Judge Galloway byAttorney Martin this morning, Scott said that ho was married ahout four years ago, and that for a time his relations with Jils wlt were comparatively happy. Ono day he returned from work and to his great surprlso found that his wlfo had packed up all her belongings, and left the city. No explanations were made, not even tho proverbial note on the table. Scott has found recently that hla wife Is living la Portland, although ho says, ho does not know exactly where, nor how she makes her liv ing. He asks for a divorce on the grounds of desertion, o . When your food seems to nause ate take Kodol. Take Kodol now and until yau know you are right again. There isn't any doubt about what It will do and you will find the truth of this statement verified aftor you havo used Kodol for a few tie. Fulltortou Is charged with having wronged, undor a promUo of mnr riago, G'adyB Hobart of New York on Soptembor 20, 1000, aboard the steam yacht Trent. Soon aftor tho arrival of tho do teotlvo and hie prlsonor tho attorney ongaged by Fullorton's father filed a San Frnuolsco, May 12. Tho hoards of turret captains nnd ord nance oHlcorH of tho Atlantic fleet, convened to diecuoa tho recommend ations of the bureau experts of tli3 board of construction conccrnir? propoicd changes in turret construc tion and big jyan mechanism havo concluded their session and for warded theh roport to Washington. AM friendly relations recently es tablished betweon tho swlvtNchnir exports nnd the sea going line officer) ars expcited to com whipn tho re port reache-, ito de tinntion. Every recommendation of tho de partment experts is pronounced to bo absolutely imprnctlab'e. Ths report which hurt Just b:en forwarded to Washington h expected to cany consternation to tho bureau sllquea which have heretofore fram ed without diiputo all naval con struction po'lclei. It was lookJd upon by tho bureau If Salem woulj pat two cr t thotiBarul dollar to t to .v lines In hero that termliuti.t:tg cuy woum renp ten tlmnuis it ever will from through I'ta, Norwich Union Fire I InStffAtKti frank Meredith, ItokNW I Ofllco with Wm. Brown tea, 1 Vj Coranwdrd itrwt A i MONEY TO LO; TH03.K.ri Over Lndd & Buh' Bnlt.S, NEW HA! stnta iu n rtftflttA AnnftAennfilnn tn petition for a writ of habeas corpus I Rk th opn,n r th n offlcer8 concerning tho changes they had de cided upon. Unqualified endorse- and secured an order romnnding Ful-' lerton to tho custody of tho sheriff. The writ was made returnable at 3 1 mont wn ted( o'c'ock this afternoon. o HAYWOOD REFUSES TO RUN (United Press Leased Wire.) Chlcngo, May 12 William D. Hoy wood will not be the Socialist candi date for President of tho United States . Ho declined the honor to day In a statement which ho is uei to tho delegates attending the partj'e national convention in this city. Haywood had been advised not to make a bid for tho nomination ,by former Governor David O. Coate3, of Colorado, who said that it his narao did not go before the convention a clash would bo started by the Deba forcea, resulting in dissension among tho delegates. Haywood's statement follows; "Becauso my frlend3 felt I should permit my name to go beforo tho So cialists' convention for endorsement for presidential candidate I feel it is b03t to make a statement to right my comrades in tho United States. I feel that at tho present time I can ' best ssrve my co-workers, myself, and above all, our cause by continu ing to work In the ranks For what my comrades have done for me I am naturally grateful. I ask my friends to cease In their efforts to force my nomination. Incldlnfnlly, 1 never was a candidate." -o Rial read CotmuWHloii Tho railroad commission is at Du fur today listening to arguments'on tho establishment of a 'station at Boyd . ' .'..?. Ackentian t Rjiccji'- jT State Superintendent J', TJ. Acker man wl'l ietvs for Eugene this even ing and wl'l M'l'nd several days. li v'slting th tat university aud the public schoo'a In thnt city. i'or Wnle Several ncrtinili and farm 'nnds at t Wririit ital National Daclc (! Girl Wnntrtl Immedlitdr to i eral hou6dwork. pp!; Ill) Church street, Dr, Grill HI New and 8ccond lUad aro now located in osi )tn on Conter street, fbtre i do a fioatral busine Is J rvocond Imud goodj, wt 1 inc a specialty. Cord" 325 Conter street. l-JMi 8H00 Cash or Tcrws-&ili' little cottngo of Are rooo; i woll-located lots (corner) li t'.on of tho city where HM$ provements now l PWea' hi.. ni,nnMnr nroMrtf ues; garden; cbkkw '!l and berries. ?!.' 729, 222 N. CommercJsL - c-in i.ttmrn hoase. w'Pl ; .- ..j .1,. one acre '" kinds of fruit, city end a i?nm,lrfl 2S60 East usi ""- tween 21th and 25th SUl For Rent t-urnisnea nousekeeptng rooms with modern conveniences. Call 415 Court street. Phone 544. S you gerfcttal j4H',around safeff FRANKS -of DDtffS. Small open face gold watch and Art Unexpected, . ftvtot'ppxiLy " Is liable to happen the best rider, the best made vim are liable to suffer. When your m needs reoairine bring it to us, a will make it as good as new. tt kinds of bicycle repairing, replace yoj old tires at a reasonable price fw J" " -s atfi mmmLiwmmA . rfVirhHWSj BEST WORK .AT HONi r
