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Lace Curtains
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11 this week at great reductions.
1.25 values -
78c a pr,
iundreds of single pairs; also one and three cuftainsjof
kind to close out at 50 td 10 per cent reduction. AH
ther curtains substantially reduced.
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adies' Suits and Jackets
' AT SACRIFICE PRICES
Values in suits front"-
$15.00 to $75.00
Reduced from 10 to 50 per cent
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today in the midst of work he 1b al
ready carrying on to re-try the ex
boss, to mako this statement. If ha
is thoroughly discouraged , over tho
work of tho Jury, rhich was dis
charged Thursday night becauso it
could not reach a vprdict after being
out 43 hours, his facial expression
djd not indlcato It. Tho final vot
of tho Jury was six for acquittal and
six for conviction.
"Of courso," addod Heney, "I am
of the firm conviction that the vor-
.dlct of tho Jury Is not a fair indox
of tho honesty, intelligence and good
citizenship of the community,, but tho
.blnmo should bo placed whoro It bo
I longs on thoso superior court
I Judges who furnished Biich a largo
'proportion of bad citizenship from
which to select our jurors. Tho ofll
TIKHJRAN0S YIEW
(Continued From Page 1.)
HEMBREE
FOUND
GUILTY
IFESSOR
PEEBLES
RESIGNS
Ipifl of 0 runt School Has a Iter-
of Thirty Years of Um'ful Ijii
in tho School ltoom.
sfeB3or Geo. A. Peebles, .ono of
lldc.t educators in this state.
rho for tho past thirty years 1ms
pioro cl080ly connected with the
chlldron of Orotron than 110s-
jny other teacher In our nubile
ls, has announced hs reslgna-
Irom the prlnclpalshlp of tho
school of this city, and with
resignation his long career ns n
school teacher will end.
Jicssor l'couics wna born In a
lulu near Aurora, In Clackamas
ly, Ho wub oducntod In tho pub-
woIb of Salem, nnd at Wlllnm-
Jnlver.lt, which Institution ho
ed In 1803. Ho attended tho
rrslty from 18C3 to 1807. and
from 1871 to 1877. jtrnduathiK
Mho collogo in tho class of ''77.
alio in collogo Prof. Peebles took
ctlvo part in athletics, havIiiK
president of tho colebrnted col-
jarchall club, nnd a nlaVor on
bnctto'a orack teams of '7D and
pVs began his educational ca
ns teacher In tho Pleasant View
ct near Salem. In 1871. From
l,o eii to his homij dlitrlct nour
pr, wluro ho tnufjht for snyoral
1 ho next year ho took charge
second school
3vn of Turner.
public schools, nftor which ho re
turned to Salem, where ho was again
elected to tho prlnclpalshlp of tho
North school. This position ho hold
until 1895, when h0 was nppolntod
City Superintendent.
Alter serving In this capacity for
ono torm Piofessor Poobloo wnB oloct
ed. to tho chair of History nnd Liter
ature In tho Eroterii Oregon Stato
Normal School nt Weston. In this In
Htlhitlon ho served alx years, during
lour ot wr-cn 1 0 was vico-prosldent.
For a brief nertod. nlio. ho wna nr.
lug presldont of the Normnl School.
Agnln rolurnlng to Salem ho was
a third tlmo elected principal of tho
North, or Grant Bchool, whero ho is
now closing his work.' Ho will retire
on June 1G,
Tho many friends of Professor
Poebles wllj henr with regret that
ho Is to give up cntlroly Ills work in
tho public Echools. Hut for thirty
yonra the professor has worked hard
and faithfully, end ho feels that ho
desorves r. norded ror.t. In vlow of
tho long 110-vlco. rendered In our pub
lie schools tho board, In nccsptlng
mo roaignouon, gnvo to ProfCEnor
Pooblca v. testimonial of tjiolr osteon
for IiIb ability . nd standing ns an ed
ucator, especially as. rolatcd to his
work In tho public echools of-Snlom.
watch tho Bailors disembark.
Promptly at 10 o'clock, under
command of Captain Pottorof tho
Vermont, tho long column of sturdy
sea fighters swung into Elk street
cloncy of the Jury system Is on .trlnt0f tho parade was through solid
In San Francisco nnd Is being put to bftnk9 of wdly chcorlng pcoplo who
a very hard tost. 1 shall continue' gavo vont to tholr patriotlsm In a
mw uaiuo unui uuei goia wnat no demonstration ns has not boon wit
nessed olnce tho flcot dropped an
chor in Pacific watora.
. From early morning a continuous
procession of vehicles of every de
scription have brought In tholr loads
of happy country folk adding thou
sands more to tho numbers of vIjI
tors,
Tho feature of todav'B nroaram ' (United Press Leased rtvlrf.)
wub the narado of twn thnn.an ni..n Dallas, Or., May 22. Ab Horn
Jackets. Before 8 o'clock tho land- brco' charcd wlth th niurdor of hU
in parties consisting of huHniinn 19-year-old daughter, Florence, In a
of blue JackotH from eM, hin wr mountain cabin In Tillamook county
Pitied to quartoru. and a half hour ,n Decombor, 1906, and of after
lator with th -m m,i.i...! "wards of burning .tho cabin to hide
thaneh mnrMiin- tmm .. tio trace of the crime, was found
tronnod down tho shins' nnKr.v. o uUty Thursday ovenlng by the Jury,
thef small boats bobbin almild. He will bo.Bontoncod June 24,
Thousands of spectators woro Evidence against Hembree was
massed along tho wator front to "roumsianuai
WIRELESS
MESSAGE
THIEVES
desorvos."
Chnrgcd With Contempt.
An affidavit charging Dr. E. J.
ThlB afternoon nt 3 o'clock a base-
viuuiuy, u pruiuineui voiuruinry sur- oau game win Do piayod uotweon a
goon, with contompt, wns filed in team, from tho Connecticut and tho
court today by Special Prosocutor Dolllnghatn leaguo toain which will
Heney. Creoley Is nccniBCd of hall
ing tho Iluof Jury while It was on IU
way to court and shouting, "Don't
convict my frlond, Ruof."
Creoley nppcarcd In court soon
after tho nflldavlt waB filed and ox
plained that ho had no Intotitton ot
attempting to Influences tho Jury, thut
ono of tho Jurors was his porsonnl
frlond and that ho thought tho Jury
waB on Its wny to court to bo dis
charged. nets Flvo l)ny In Jail.
Tho court did not ncccpt Creoloy's
exciiBo and sontoncod him- to flvo
days In Jail.
Juror Edwin Mohrlg, ono of tho
six mon who hold out for tho con
viction of Ruof, declared todny that
In hl opinion there Is no clumco ot
securing tho conviction ot Knot In
this city on tho ground that not
enough good mon care to servo on
Juries.
"I doubt It thero Is any clumco of
sovornl thousand
thousand enlisted
bo attended hy
sailor rooters.
Tonight ono
mon will attend
tendored by tho
will be ontortnlnod with a danco at
tho Whlto City.
Tho attention offered tho onllstol
men of tho floot hns ollctcd tho warm
commendation from Admiral Sporry
and tho fleet ofllcors.
Tho prisoner was convicted once
boforo on tho charge of killing his
Wlfo who was murdored at the fame
time tho girl was,
Ho was tried In Dallas, having so
cured a chango ot venue from Tilla
mook, whoro the former trial was
hbld.f r
CHICAGO
STRIKE
ARRESTED
Chlcngo, May 22. A gonoral
atrlUo on traction linos on tho north
a theater ' party t nnd wost Bldos of tho -city was avoid
city whllo othora 0j today when tho 20 employes whb
I withdraw foom tho union sent a let-
I tor to General Managor Roach of tho
traction lines, saying that, In the In'
torostB of ponco and to savo tho city
from riots and disorders, they would
I pny tholr duos and flnos to tho union
I Tho Boclnl ovont of tho Hoot's visit
will bo tho officers' hall at Fairyland
rink this ovonlng. Tho display of
fireworks will bo glvon -by tho Jnpa-
1 noso and Chinese residents this oven-
and rollovo him of embarrassment In
tho matter.
Thcso men had boon doforited In
tholr olforts to nocuro an Injunction
restraining tho compnny for oppos-
'nB I Ing thorn bocauBo of withdrawal from
Tho warmth of this initial wolcomo tlio union but tho mnnnmor ot tho
to tho north const has boon mojl'systom was dlsposod to stand by
gratifying to tho porsonnol of tho thorn.
fleot nnd tho npproachlnB visit to Tho union hnd glvon nn uttlmatum
Seattlo and Tncoma aro being lookoj that tho mon must bo discharged or
forward to With pleasurable nntlclpa forced back Into tho union by Mon-
t,on '" 'day next, and tho directors ot tho
, o J rond notj o00a cniiod to consldor tho
securing tho conviction of Ruof In Rusala. Id Invading Porslnn torrl- matter. Tho voluntary action, ot the
this city. Dlnlncllnntlon of straight tory wjth til0 Bintor lolBn unfloubt- 20 ino, hoW0V0P. ci0ftra tho ontlro
SMILES
Thoro must have been somo mls
tako mndo In tho nrrangemonts for
.tho .National Republican convention.
Tha convention Is to be opened with
prnyer. by n Catholic bishop, followed
noxt day bv an Episcopalian clergy
man of Grace church. Now York.
then by a Methodist from PhllndoK
phlu They overlooked announcing
over taught In what rnbbl wlll.pronounco tho benp-
From horo ho .diction. Aro v.'e not making n mock
1 to tho Waldo hills, whero ho cry of our protense at comploto sop
kt several terms The next year nrut'on of church nnd state?
lent in t. 0 achoo' nt Sllvorton.i
he next nt Woodburn.
vork In tho public Bchools or
bepan in the fall of 1879. whoh
is ilectod principal of tho North,
fuuou tho Grant school. After
ng fcr soveral yoarB In this
no resigned to accept tho po-i
ot County Superintendent,
office" he hold for two terms.
to 1889.
The Portland papers aro promising
tho pooplo a groat string of paper
railroads "wlton Harrlmnu sells his
bond l33iie." in tho list wo do not
see much mention of tho Drain and
Coos Day lino that wns officially and
formally promised to bo built nt
once two years ago. Oh, well, 20
years from now will do Just as wo! I.
Fortwo years after 1
fe was attorney and .agent for . .. . . . ,
iPicton & Co., of New York, c "". ;r '' Y"l ""?
k nrter tholr ntoroBta in tnei " " whr "Ai .ii . A7
fir I iftrrrn U'ncrhlniflnn nttrl r 'J ""vv, v vn i.v
' ' otili 1 tiintrlt nntil f lirt T)Aff)nnl fn-
I ItlUQlC IIMU14 w v w vu vwsit-
I -1..1.M
ftm 1RSQ in 1COO DrnaoA.. Paa. 1 HlurWIUI L-IUIM
s prluclpcl of tho McMtnnvIU
'estiag Eyes j
In t a mriHfip nt fiisa wnrlc.
Is It a matter of trying on
r r'
It
dj-made glasses.
th n-npo governed by prln-
fcl ' 1 Ich nonn hut nnn who
EMdled the anatomy of the
understands no guess
rk Jn our methods of testing
C)CS
Our Work Is
Guaranteed
tarr's Jewelry
Store
te and Liberty Streets
If we are not mistaken, Rev. Clar
onco True Wilson of Portland wo
years ago w&a opposed to Woman
Suffrage, and now he is whooping It
up for Suffrage. Wlso men go slow
on Importaut matters and don't
Jump around so much. Allegod
leaders and moldors of public .senti
ment who whlille around and ar'e
horo today nnd there tomorrow aro
not In Buch great esteom as formerly.
A little continuity, a little consecu
tlveness, to sav nothing of such old
fashioned virtues as consistency, aro
appreclattd. and people aro not
readv to fllpflop every tlmo a pulpit
airobnt turns a somersault.
In placo of 1100,000 for paving,
this city should turn looso pot less
than $500,000 tins year tor Btreoi
improvements.
Has Mr. Fulton mado tho same
kind of an appointment for Collector
of customs at Astoria that he did at
Portland, a man who will not lift
his voice for UU party or his bene
tantnr in any emergeucy? Oregon
Republicans have too many of thatl
kind of stall-fed patriots holding
high federal positions. It la enough
to sink and ruin any party.
men to servo on tho Jury is tnkon ad
vantage of by crooked ones to goti
on. For this reason I do hot look;
for n conviction. Whon these mon
liavo nu easy Job atS2 a, day nnd
llvo nt tho' St. Francis 'thoro Is not
muoh hopo to secure u truo verdict.",
Statement by Juror Edwin Mohrlg. ,
Although tho graft prosecution
has not formed Its plans for the fn
turo therols ovory likelihood that om
long sovoral of tho hoodllng supor
visors who havo not boon particular
ly "good dogs" whon placed on tho
stand In both the Ford nnd Ruef
trials will hnvo to stand trial for tins
of tho many crimes to which they I
have confessed.
Daniel Coleman and Andrew Wil
son, who havo been reluctant wit
nesses In nil tho trials, may bo the
first to feel tho wl.aok of Langdon's
big stick,
i Oillv. nf llnltltitr tint wlinv nut nt thn
Kurds. Hltuatlon.
(United Prow Leaned Wle.)
'Seattle, May 22 A reports pre
pared by officers ot the Atlantic fleH
on the pirating by commercial tele
graph companies ot wlrelese met
sages exchanged between naval vee
sels and government stallona, will le
submitted to congress by the nary
department with the Tecommead
(Ion that legislation be enacted. Im
posing a severe penalty for the of
fense. Since the arrival of the fleet or
the Pacific coast offlcal message be
lhg exchanged between snipe ot the
fleet and shore stations have been
intercepted by the commercial eta-
lions and glvon out to newspapers for
publication This practice has be
come bo general that It has ueeewl- '
tatcd tho employing ot the cipher
code, whenever a message" Is ex
changed which the department doee
not wish to become public.
This entails a great deal lot Incosf
ventence In .the sending ot routlae
orders and the exchanging ot re
ports between the ships.
Sovoral ot the commercial stations
havo mado a practice ot serving
nowspapors ot tho class not over par
ticular as to tho methods they em
ploy In their news gathering,. wUk
floot news, by Intercepting prew die
patches sent by corrospondonU with
tho flcot.
A numbor bt oxamplos ot this "Mir
looting" with tho necessary oxhlblte
from tho wlroless stations on the
ship nnd tho clippings front the pa
pers 'tMiulisuhiK tho stolon report,
will bo Incorporated In tho roport at
additional ovldonco ot the nocowlty
of prohibitive legislation.
At every coast city official fleet
nowB has bean bartered to Journalta
tlo "foncen" until tho practice has
reached Bitch a dangerous stage that
official recognition has boon taken ot
It.
Impossible that Senator Flail
could havo promised Mao Wood any
nppolntmont, whon tho sonatora let
nothing worth having get away from
their own famllloa.
TT"
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388 Stale Street
EXCLUSIVE MEN'S SHOP
Phone Main 355
LAW SUITS
SUICIDE
WAS BIG
EMBEZZLER
i
, Tom Piatt bad a sweet little "me
too" girlie of 40 Jald away for a
rainy day. But ho wrote her too
Liinr letters. Tom Piatt and Chau-
rey Depew are United Statw senators
lot the "party choice" style. ,No di
'irect primary or wicked Inventloa
like Statement No. x Keeps mww
grlnninz political deajas Heaas ib
Nice, May '22. Tho Inquiry Into
tho death of tho wealthy banker,
Rnlmbault, for whoso allogod murdor
his honuekeepcr, Mario Gllles, Is un
der arrest, has rovoaled tho fact that
the dead man's real najno Is Uarr
and thut severul years ago whllo
managing a bank at Angers ho em
bezzled n largo sum of monoy and
fled, but was captured and served
flvo years in prison, taking tho name
Ralmbault after his release ,
The woman Gllles has told a re
mork'able story of tho tragody to fol
low prisoners, She claimed that her
mnstor was taking u foot bath when
he called her, Baying, 'You must kl'
me or I will kill mBolf." Th n,
taking a knife from his pocket he
stabbed himself. Ho fell from b(g
chair and asked the woman to flnUh
him, which she admits she did with
out hesitation. Frightened at the
Bight of the dead body she conceived
tho Idea of cutting Jt up.
RAILROADS HELPING TQ
RHEAK CORN CORNER
(United P leaned Wire )
Chicago, May 22. Railroads
throughout the country havo taken
cognizance of the condition of tho
corn corner and aro making effort
to facilitate shipments. This was
disclosed today following the Lull
ing of an order by the Burlington
railroad to its traffic superintendent
Instructing them to see that the loal
We are referring to "RACSO
SYSTEM" hand tailored SUITS,
and we call them LAW SUITS
because in the cut, drape, fit
and styles they conform to
all the ' LAWS of CORRECT
tailering:
And "RACSO SYSTEM" LAW
SUITS have a mighty satis
factory following among the
legal fraternity here in Salem.
Tiust a lawyer to know a
GOOD SUIT when he sees it.
So we say to you, Mr.
Man, follow the crowd to the
PLYMOUTH and get into . one
.of the most satisfactory LAW
SUITS you ever
got into.
You will find
the fees very
modest here,
$20 to $40 the
suit.
"Every Man
Is Odd"
., But We
Can Fit Him
"Every Mia
Is Odd"
Bute
Cii Fit Him
CLOT HICR--HABERDAS HER
,
'hiuiiiiiiiiiii
I lag: ot corn be subject to so delay.
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