Daily capital journal., May 13, 1908, Page 10, Image 10

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DAILY CAPI TAD JOURNAL, 8ALKW, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, MAY 10. 1008
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REGULAR PRICES
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Have been reduced on many of our regular line so much
that by spending here you are saving money.
TODAY
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Thosc,Hammocks are on. sale for .
No telephone orders received.
98c
Every Man-Likes Good Clothes
Tho new stylos wo arc shotting nre very Riiuu-t; wv'il just Hkc to
Iwvo you bco tlio Vnrlous models wo nhow Jn tho Varsity Sack Suit.
TIieyro tho snnpplest styles you'll ever eo4 ami they don't co9tnny
more titan Inferior grades so!d elsewhere.
SHOES
Wo have Just received a now shipment of tho neatest tnn Ox
fords you ever saw, in sizea from
A' . - . -' .
AA to EE
Wo Invite you to come early before sizes are broken.
The Wash Goods
Section
Is showing many exclusive dainty
patterns for tho ultra-tailored
waBh suits. We invite you to see
this offering.
You will havo to go a long way J
heforo you will And a nicer assort
ment of purses and boltB than we
aro showing this season.
If you want to mako a noise like
silk, now Is tho time. Our entire
Hues of silks aro placed on sale.
At Special Prices
Summer Suiting In nil tho newest
weaves aiul colors, values to 51.75
a yards extra spcc.'al this week
50c yd.
Naiad
Dress Shields, vvarrented and absolutely
guaranteed. Ask for particulars at the
notion county.
The Grandest and
Biggest Sale and
Most Savings
In kid gloves ever held on the
cost. Best quality, regular $2.25
values
$M8
Dest quality, regular $1.75 va'iu?.
98c.
Best quality, values up to $1.50
78c
Long Silk
Gloves
Of the Kaysor and Fournes bet
makes, 12 and 10 button, elbow
length In black, russett, tan pon.
gee, white, brown, etc., $1.50,
$1.75 nnd $2.25 values, special
this week
PASTOR CHARGES
ItelntioiM MlHshitf.
Letters from different partB of tho
country descrlbhlg -tho disappearance
of soveral ' persons who ' aro now
thought to bo their friend and rela
tives that 'havo been slain on the
premises of Mrs. Bollo Gunncs? nnd
burled in her private graveyard are!
beginning to pour in.
Tho sheriff wbb told today that
Enill Kell, of Kansas, droW $2000
from the bank two years ago and dis
appeared. No word hns- been re
ceived from him .since. His frlondd
feel suro that he answered one of
Mrs. QunnesB' matrimonii "ads."
and went to tho "murder farm."
Chnrlos Eggman, of Now Castle, Ind
also numbered among the missing.
After taking $3000 of his savings
from the bank he left Now CaBtlo
and hns not been heard from. A
young woman nl'o dlsnpnonre'd from
Blnghnmton, N. Y., under peculiar
circumstances. Her relatives write
I that they fear she became acquainted
with Mrs. Gunness nnd wna murder
ed.
SERIOUS
'Ofltl
$1.28
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12 and 16 button, olbow lengtn
kid glovea In black, blue, brown,
white, gray, red, etc., extra special
this week.
$3.50 values $2.4S
$4.00 values .'..2.78
Have You Seen
Tho Dorothy dainty ribbon sets,
hair bows and sashes. Tho very
latest effects and colors blends.
RIBBON SECTION .
Tan Hose
Special
39c
ii in
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M 'INCORPORATED
City News
TIES
Your Choice
7c '
Weather
Cldudy with probably 'fchowcrH' to
Bight ami TIuirMhi;'.
Wo Belt
Tho celebrated Perfection 0!1
Cook Htovou. Duron & Hamilton.
Bent to Arjlunt
Judgo Scott yofttorduy committed
Ilnimnli F. Keith of Snkm, aged 2G,
to the Insane asylum,
Wins Lot
Ed MarMn, otio of thw members of
Salom'a Military band, waa tho win
ner of a lot by tho Donald Land &
Towmlte company at .tholr tract at
Donald yesturday. Tho lot is valued
nl .about C 175.
lXm't Overheat Yourself
Ujo a now Porfootlou Blue- Fluiuw
Oil Conk etovo and ooolc In com fort.
Burial Dance
At M. II. A. hall, near Chemakn.
Friday ovonlng,. May 15,
Coirt Adjourned
The eiroult court adjuuruod today
Until tho 2Mb of thle month.
Your Opportunity-.
Ono dollar a wok pays for any
now Porfoctlon llluo Flnino Oil Cook
ntovo Belectod for our atook.
If You Want a Cup
, Of coff o that has tho body, flavor
And brlngi that cheerful nmtlo, gat
a pound irt Fnrrlngtou'a for two-bits,
Call for t.
Wall I'aper
In n'l tho 1008 spring crcntlouj.
Huron & Hamilton's.
HolV In Portland-
Conunts donor of Labor Hoff wont
Ono of Twluy'i
. Store ads Ih moro Interesting to
you than anything ulso In tho papor.
Find out which ono It is. Tho au
thor of ono of today's classified ads
was, in effect, roully SUITING TO
YOU.
Burklinrdt Funeral
Mouthers of tho G. A. It. uro vetor
aiiB of tho civil war will please turn
out and atton'd tho funoral of Com
rade Burkhardt from his Into ro3l-
donco, corner Main nnd Court stroota,
at 2 o'plock tomorrow.
GAMBLER
HAS HAD
ENOUGH
Lnmpheru Denies.
La Porte, Ind Mny 13 Lamphoro
today denied a story that had prom
ised tho Rev, Schell that ho would
mako a "complete confession" to
him In June.
For the first time since the Gun
ness murder mystery developed the
authorities wore told today of cir
cumstances Indicating that a woll
dressed man hnd been acting ns Mrs,
iGunnesseB' agsnt; that It h probable
that ho helped to "rope" in tho vic
tims. This now evidence 1b given In a let
ter from a Cleveland man whose
name Chief of Police Cochrano re
fuses to divulge. Tho writer says
that last August ho was waiting for
n car when ho mot a well dressed
man who represented himself to bo
a cnttlo mnn from Chicago. Ho said
ho knew a rich widow who wanted a
"mnn." Tho stranger asked Coch
rano's Informant If ho would like to
go to La Porte, nnd ho ropllod thift
ho would not. Tho strnngor then
snld tho womun would go to .Cleve
land If her fare wan paid. A mom
ent lator ho presented tho Cleveland
man with u ponny photograph of Mrs.
Gunness.
The pollco claim to havo ovldonco
that this mnn win nn ngent for Mrs.
GuuneuH and that ho collected mnll
addressed to her in soveral towns, In.
eluding Chicago. Motonnnn Carlson
has Informed tho pollco that tho de
scription glvon by tho writer tnllIon
with a man who frequently alighted
fromn atroetcnr at the' corner near
est to the Gnnncn homo,
POLICE
HUNTING
ffORRFPt
IV1SLSI1J. (UnlUdPr; '
with ths u.:,c.al- Mnu
OFfiRFAT N0RTHFRN nfc "stt
I Placed undor ..I.
OFFICEltS SKARCII "WITHOUT bC0U flxo1 at $10,000
SUCCESS 92300 IMSWAlU) OF- I'UtTshIJIJJJ
FKItEI) PIN'KHHTOVS ln Vrvn filllW
"v, (United Pre,, "'
HELP ANY HUNT KEPT UP. El Paso. T Z
lHawkKadepu;,L-
fUllltod Vvoni Lnnnn.t Wlrn .COUntv (hi. -..; W1I
Seattle, Wnih., May 13. With ChnrIes Barber at y., J
nlng down clues, tho bandits who rc8t Barber, who ,',
nuiu up mm ruuuua mo uroat isortli- '"v """uer or Dan Wi'iii
PXtirpRR PIH- VO-.lortlnw mnrnlnx ttniO tittn rneKt., H
.-- j v.va ula w ..ivl ...UK "0- ..IHien
nrn
linvo nln.ln1 nntituon nn.t 1. ....11.. tnO nrt nf j..i
...., u...u.u .iio twin wiu iiui.uj "v ui uruwiDg g rT
today are Absolutely at sea regarding 8not (wu br the n(ii.
their whereabouts. i ilnwklng surrtndertd'b
PInkcrton nnd special agents of thorltlos.
tho rallrond are In the Fame quandry
aB local ofllcora. The drag net which Norwich Ufltftn Vu
hns been out since noon yesterday i"r&t
linn fnllnil rrt tnr In lirlrirr In n ,, lSMffllM
pect. ' I rank Mewaift, ft
Tho reward of $2500 has served ns
an Incentive nnd many ofllcers from
the surrounding districts have Joined
in tho search.
Perrlne, tho messenger, Is resting
cnslcr today and gnvo a detailed nc-'
count of the hold-up: The only thing
thnt promised a clue was tho nrrcst
late last night of n former brnkeman
of tho Great Northern, who was dis
charged tho tlrst of tho month. This
morning he was Bweated but gave a
good account of himself nnd was re-,
leased.
A peculiar Incident was that when,
tho brnkomnn confronted Perrlne at
the hoBpltal, tho latter said thnt ho
looked like ono of tho man that hcM
him up. Perrlne stated that both
bandits wore young men, possibly 23
or 20 years of nge.
1 Ofllco with Wra. Breu to
- ommprp.m HrMt.
MONEY TO If
n THOU j
"vr unnn Duh'iButj
mm
For Snli SoToral fcostet la I
and farm 'andi at a topM
iuii national Sank. (.
C. J. Plllotto, who30 gambling Joint
on Stnto atreot waB raided by Mayor
Itodgera Saturday night, appeared
boforo Pollco Judgo Mooroa nt 10
Intormont In cloch ls morning, nnd pleaded
Iiiclc I havo sold toMwij
water & Cooper ol tie WIEm
Ilnrn, ono block Jack, If h
nlgn, named Mamaotttl
Jr., for tho mra of IHl
Jack Is a flno prodawudi
foal getter, llli miles nl
cannot bo beat. Will uki
season ut the Wlllinrttii
S. A. JolTorton.
, For Snlr A hone, htc i
nCBs. Tl,io animal la litlti
good roadster; wat tlni
Xorto. lluggy with dU
automobllo scat A btfdtJ
fsswmnn, 1399 miuiobik. n
W
Rural comotory. Gonoral George II.
Wllllnnt3, of Portland, will do'lvor nil
drctvu'oy. Memorial day for G. A. It.
Dili You Evo- I
Sou an up'tO'datu meat market. '
Woll StciiHloft ilros. hnvo ono of tho
mo't modorn on tho Pacific coant nnd
ttulr meal i tho host. Phono 321,
Does ib'Hnhlilty Count
' For.anythlng with you. If It doou'
ou will trad i a grocery store that
is Tollable. J. M, iawronco ulU tuo
Uwt gcocorlos. Phono 311,
Aro Up.to.date
guilty to tho charge of conducting a
gambling gamo In violation of tho
city ordinnnco. Plllotto was fined
?25. Ho will probably, uot run n
gamo In his rear room from now on.
Fine Home for Sale
Parfv with ricli
g better investi
gate. Price
reasonable.
J Address H., care Journal
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Mr. John Rlhn, of Vlnlng, In., says
"I havo been selling DsWltt'e Kid
ney and B'ndder Pills for about a
year and they glvo hotter satlRfnc
tlon than nny pill I over sold." QulJ
by nil denlors.
o
in i:t)
DURKIIOLDI3II At tho family
homo of his daughter, 207 North
Cnutmorclal atreot, at n ' o'clock
this morning, Joseph Uiirlchfildar,
of puralyuhi.
Thr deceased wai 70 yoarn of age,
and leaven a wlfo, Mrs. S. DurkhoM
or, and daughter, Mbi Kthol Mny
Durltholdcr, of- Salem. - Ho 1b also
aurv'd.'d by throe brothers, Ell and If Vou VjS, ,,, nuj-l p
Adnm of Aurora, and Joltn, of unnnt- ,.onio (o 1739 jUrlosArt
ibal, Mo., and two Hlatars, Mr8, Anno mm
Knlcht of Aurora and Minn Kalhorta
iiii,rbi,ii. nr -nr.t... , Wnndtl A manandwlfwt
I Tlio decoaird 1b a memhrr of tho' or G room house, not to.
A. It., rlumiior Post! Portland. i and In good condition. UnH
1 at G. W. Johnson's stw
For Rent Good fornlsid 1
light housekeeping. W,l
nnd bath. 961 Mill. Ptl
SMI
SGH00L '
TEAM TO '
60 EAST
Tho Kaletu blgh school bnEebnU
manager has an offer from ono of tho
And wo want your olothw to prws Chicago high whool tfams for a gnmn
atid oleati. Glvo U3 a call iitd you in Chicago, Thoy mako a liberal
will bo a cuitoinor. Johnson & Stoga nronos'tlon and tlio onntmnt win
TORNADO .
(Contlnuod Prom Page 1.)
Laiio'o Family Medicine Is a tonle- ,rriiPn, p,,rDirted 1m
I iumuivm. it uooB not empress or .. m6im
wptiKcn, ntu iimparw a leonng u
buoyancy ' nnd -tretiKth thnt Is do-
5 llKhtful. At. all druggllts ,2c.
loncea. Call atw iw
11l.nnn r.i.l W
A lllUV w ,
of
I-'or Sale Pair
Call 491 N. JOthSt.
v , l
uo.t door to Journal ofllco.
Tito Host JIlUtMirk
Is nono to good for your home.
My factory turns out the host aub
boards, cnblttetB, etc., that nre mnnu
faotttrod, Glvo me n call,, corner
Church and Mill streets.
probably be soalod and tho high
school lmsebnll team mako tho trip
to Chicago In 4b.o latter part of tho
soneott.
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SMILES.
Kotytli of July, roso float, paving,
o'ootrlo road to Staytott, and several
other things doing at the board of
trade tonight.
Laboring nton throwing dirt do
moro to mako a town than all tho
to Portland today on 0qical busl-'hotalr boosting. But tho boostm;
nous
6tvatvi Moment
May bo sponprofltably by looking? -Salem ts now a city of payrolls
ovor tho flno stock of'wall paporc,4 JiOO.OOO is bolug Bpent on street
now on display by Buren & HaniH- work. Tho cltyshouM'make It half
ton, a million. .,
hu3 to bo dooo first.
IIUSI.VKRS MKX'S
LRAflUR MKirriXG
The Business Mente league took a
fall out of tho board of trade lust
night by going on record In favor of
a $500 rose lloat at tho Portland rose
show, tho league offering to contrlb
ttto $100 toward it.
Tho league also adopted a resolu
t'on in fuvor or the board of trade
taking up tho proper celebration of
tho Fourth of July.
A rosofeitlon was adopted endors
ing the Salem and Stayton electric
road, and recommending tho plan
adopted nt Sa'ent and Stayton for
raising tho funds.
Tho roao float will bo fought out
at tho board of trado meeting tonight.
SalotU has plenty of overflow en
ergy o build up Bay City, Palls City,
Donald and cc-verM ether places,
In tho nftornoon and then movod'on
'fl l.ltiitiflatfl Cliiflni.dnl.l n,i.l r .,..1 ,
villo, in which oltlus tho lives ""-'' u
lost and principal damogo occurred 1 ""
Tho collego buildings at B'llevtt"
wore badly damaged. Tho tower of
Park hall was blown off and tltf
biilld'ng was almost cotnpletol;
wrecked. The roof of Lowrey anl
Rankin hallo wero blown off. Many
fatallUoa woro avoided by tho stu
dents running to tho basement. A
the utorm moved south It damage 1
aovcral of -the barrack buildings pt
Port Crook nnd flow over numerous
utruot'-tros In tho town of Fort Crook.
EstlmntOB of tho yn'ue of tho dam
aged property flxos tho loss between
$50,000 nnd $100,000.
1 IKn....- ...1,'. ,, . 1 -. -l nul nno m Ht I
never 'homHlv' Good blood tualc'M' A Social Dance Willi jj
. -,1-'- . ... .... ...II M I.WII
cood oimi)'ei'riH i.uno' Family u wauei !" " - v,
Modtcdito mulii-H i:.iod li.'ood. At. on Saturday eve May ;
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r i. ' vlieu.
IXVKSTIGATK DI3ATII
OF WKATI1Y MAX
flnitod PreflR Lsaad Vlr. 1
Fort Bragg, Cal May 13 Cnspe
a kmall town near here, has a my
tory that grew out of tho death of
Fred Stelnhardt, a wealthy resident.
Stelnhnrdt was found dead two
day? ago at tho foot of tho Inslda
stairs of his home. The first thoory
was that he hod fallen down tho
strulrs and had mot death In thnt
way. JeEso L. Peacock, his wife and
three year old child room at tho
Stolnhnrdt home. Ono report w3
that Stelnhardt had. insulted Mrs,
Peacock and thnt her husband had
attacked him.
Kodol completely digests a'l
classes of food. It will got right nt
thn trouble and do the very work --,,-ItBolf
for tho stomach. H Is pleaant RFK
to take. Sold by all drugglsta. U1-J
An Unexpcdei
Emergency...;
Is liable to happe1
the best rider,
the best madewt
are liable to suffer. When your w
needs repairing bring it to us, a,
will make it as good as new. We '
kinds of bicycle repairing, reP1
old tires at a reasonable price,81
i you general all around satisfaction
I .. , . . ? . FRANK J.
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WORK AT HONEST P