Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, May 22, 1908, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. FRIDAY, MAY UM, 1008 A; 1W00L are Ready ATTENTION E22! iWe h tfi. t.l With one of thp finest lines of nil wool elotliditg to show every man who comes ih'to, this store! These clothes nro the-Hart, Sclmffnor A MnrxsueCl taifi More sunn n'Ml style wn.q never lint Into n suit of clotlK'fl, nul ns to the cost, well, they don't cost any more tlinti ordi nary clothes. We have other clothofc, too. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT . NEW ANNEX Snow White Waists I Kim nm With pleated or fancy Jnce and embroidered yokes. Every one is handsomely mnde nnd nro perfect fitting. The only thing chenp about them Is the price Values to $1.50, reduced to 98c 1IHH , IVZ."- M IMBHHf I iflHi Vi I Dealers will refuse to buy wool tied with binding twine. Cotton hop twine la the best thing to use. Sack , twine" or inhy .glazed' twine will do, farmers and wool growers. "YM. BROWN & CO., Snlem, Or. THAW NOT . HELPED BY WHISKEY Tm As the Cppyright J908 by Hart SchafFner & Marx Boarding Houses TAKE NOTICE buj for This is your opportunity to Pillow Cnses and Sheota about the cost of making. Integ rity Pillow Cases 40x30 Inches, 2 for ,25 cents Intogrlty Sheets, 72x00 inches, 48 cents , tnskn Pillow CaBes, 4Dx3G Inches Yfcrand special, ; lOccach Wo just received this new line this morning. Long Silk Gloves 1 of tho Kayscr and Founea best makes, 12 to lG-button, elbow length in ttlnck, nusset, tan, Pon gee, White ,brown, etc, $1.50r $1.75 nnd $2.25vnlues, special this week $1.28 Wo are now showing some of tho new "Merry Widow" bows In all 'tho newest colors. Ladles' Gnunlet Driving Gloves nnd "Merry Widow" Veiling nro among tho new arrivals Panama Hate of this season's newest weaves and shnpes, each one a perfect beauty. I $10 values $7,501 $7.50 " $5.00 Our entire line of Straw Hats has been greatly reduced. It Old Sol should happen to como out real warm now you might as well bo prepared. at this store. Lee Hose 47). Hleii&l4 UJUnA Values t0 50c I Jr. 'INCORPORATED ) tt I $1 .00 v wttrrrrwTrrrwKt 7c I i i j (UnU'cd Tress Tinned Wire.) PoitghkeepBio, NT. Y Mny 22. Scotch whiskey administered In good sized doses to Hnrry Thaw Just bo foro he took the stand in the recont hnbens corpus proceedings brought to effect his releaie from Mntteawan asylum is now held responsible for hi; poor showing as a. witness in his own behalf. Amos T. Raker, acting superin tendent of tho Institution, M3 author ity fdr the statement that largo Quan tities of the whiskey 'were smniggk-J into tho asylum and given to Thaw. It Is learned from nn other sourco tlint tho young Plttsburger drank three big drinks of the liquor a few minutes before he testified nnd that his 'dazed condition nt that time Is now attributed to Scotch whiskey. O M Proposals for Sclenco litilldlng. Sealed proposals plainly marked on the outsldo of the Benled envel opes', "Proposals for Sclenco Build ing, Oregon Agricultural Collogo, Corvallls, Or.,' nnd nddressed to tho Secy, of tho Board of Regents, B. E. Wilson, at collego offlco, until 3 o'clock p. m. of Juno 2, 1008, for tho construction nnd completion of n three story brick nnd concrete, bcI onco building, at Corvallls, Or., in strict accordnnco with the plans, specifications and Instructions to bid ders which may b? cxnmlned nt the ofllca of the Secy., at tho collego, and nt the offlco of tho architects, Bon nes, Hendricks & Tobey, C7 Labbo Bul!d!rig, Portland, Or. 5-22-9t. mI"Ifrdourrrsto and spare neither time nn, J? ?Itlmj h2 r.uK.,ls win nappen, bicycles buck; but we bend everv oL2 ward making your wheel as gj ..w wira, a scls .nto bad.shapt Ks ,ci way it ymMi uj iiic opportunity. FRANK J. MftORR iFNd "-, neien City News Wcntlirr Probably fnlr tonight nnd Satur day warmer. BiwelMni BflNoballt Saturday and Sunday. Vancouver vs, Snlem. League grounds, 3 p. m Chicken A very superior brunch of chlckoiiB, lrlo3 and bakers, to draw from for your Sunday dinner at F. P. Farrlng on, State street grocer and mnrkot wan. Vancouver Coming Tho crack Vancouver league team will meet tho Cherry Pickers tomor row and Sunday afternoon, longuo grounds, 3 p, m, flovcrnor V0 Speak- Qovomor Chamberlain will1 arrlvo at Salem Saturday morning, drivo to Incleay where ho will address a farmor's picnic, thenco to Woodburn where ho will spen.k In tho aftofnoon, nnd back to Snlem where h,e will penk In the evening. The governor la being glvoH cordial rtceptons -wherever ho speaks, and -Marlon ounty audiences will bo nov exc.ey tlon, V Bnsehall! IJnsolmlH Saturday and Sunday. Vnneouvor vs. Snlem. League grounds, 3 p. m, doHo to Seattle A A Salem party Uft this morning for Seattle to see th lltot compose.1 of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Stockton and Miss Stockton, Mrs, Culbertson and on, Mr. and Mrs, J. P. Frizzell, Mr. ind Mrs. Frank Smith, Baseball! HaseUall! itirdRy aud, 3unday'Vancoijv0r) vs. galera. League grounds, 3 p. m; nowJKht FarHi O; W. Wester was In he city to dy(aud says he has bougnt& farm 3xA Qutsidepf JcdfQrson, part.pf.'th, old IWllMltiUlWiiUelRlW.'Hs ty, and hopes to bring his family to Jcffomon and make his future home. Law Graduates The class of 0S of tho Willamette University lnw school held Its gradu atlng exercises at tho First M. E ohurQh last ovonlng. Hon. Jullun Morelnnd of Portland delivered tho address. Tlioao receiving the legal dogreo are: Phllp Stovor, George Nuner, Jr., William P, Lord, Jr., Walter C. Wlnslow, Harry K. Spnld lng, Wallace G. Trill and Roy Mor gan. Vancouver Coming Tho ernck Vancouver league tenm will meet tho Cherry Pickers tomor row and Sunday afternoon, league grounds, 3 p. m. A fixed purpose to find a cer tain number of nvw customers each week Is a good sott of ml-vertlslng-muhltlou for n merchant. Nine out of ten of your new customer como through the Influ ence of your advertising.. To In crease your advertising apace. Is to Increase your new business In rel ative, proportion. ' Let Vh Send Yon a spring lamb roast to go with tho flno greon peas now in the mar ket. Steusloft Bros. Phone 321, A Good Clun Is always a treat to a smoker. Th9 Salm Cigar Factory manufactrarps on'y tho finest quality cigars, Tasli moo, 12 c; La Carona, 10c; Bon Ton, Gc. Glvo ihe home product a trial. We Aro Selllnfe Flour nnd w"e know Its-good. Buy a Salem produot and 'help your own town. Remember the name, Wild Rose flour, and give it a trial, Divorce Granted Judge Galloway thin afternoon granted a -divorce to Mrs. Rosa 0.1 Forsytho from her husband J. M. Forsythe. To evidence developed the fact that the parties were married In Sjfalom ou September 15, 1896, that since the marriage the hubbnnd con jfraoted the habit of drinking, squandered- his money, and failed to pro- .vjue property ior njs wife Tho laintlR will, resvime her former was formerly of Clew, Gilliam couu same of Hom G. Wkitney. PERSONAL Miss Nouta Potter of Portland is visiting with her friend Miss Mnrga- rot Putman. C. W. Poguo has completed his courso at Wlllamettfe divinity school nnd left this morning for his homo nt Bridal Veil, whoro ho has illled a pulpit all the tlmo ho has studied at Salem. Ho is a young man who has worked hard to get an education and made many frlonds n this city. Mrs. Fred Perkin?, wlro of Ensign Fred Porklns of the battleship Wis consin, Is visiting the state treasurer and Mrs. W. T. Porklns. She lenvea tomorrow for Bremerton navy yard, Washington, where sho will Join her husband during the stay of tho fleet on tho Puget sound cities, Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society Frank Meredith, Resident Agent. Offlco with Wm. Brown & Co., No 28 Commercial street. MONEY TO LOAN THOS. K. FORD Over Ladd & Bunh's Bank, Salem, Oi Good fii-nwr Is a blessing to nil. Therefore, J M. Lawrence is a blessing to lota of peoplo for he selli tho best groceries Phono 311. o OA8VORIA. PLAYWRIGHT TO SECOND DRYAN'S NOMINATION (United 1'rrna Lrnncd Wire.) New York, Mny 22. The nomina tion of William J. Bryan In the Democratic natlonnl convention will bo seconded by Augustus Thomm, noted playwright and author, at the request of the Nobrasknn. Brynn had hoped .t'hnt Thomas would plnco him in nomination, but Mayor Dnhlmnn of Omahn, Insisted that thl honor should go to Nebrns kn, so Brynn consented to this nnd the "cowboy mayor" will make the nomination speech. Tho NebrnBkan wanted Thomas to go to the convention as a delegate from Now York, but Tammnny ob Jeoted to him, so Bryan has arranged to have tho author sont from Mis souri, his native Btate. SAVED QUEEN'S LIFE RECEIVES RIG HONOR (Unlteil Pre I.enictl Wire.) Llfbon, Mny 22. Queen Amelia has puhllc'y honored the soldier Vnlonto, who saved her life when King Carlos iyid Crown Prince Lulz Phllllpo were assassinated. Ho rush ed up to the assassin as he was about to fire point blank at tho queen nndj knocked up tho barrel of his carbine. Jlhl!k " ' "ua w oe aconted Ota ot peoplo gathered oiMfafc, .IPO 'Pl,-v .. I . """1 of'thojoMlerthecfMiriiiii of tha Tower andthfSt jl . cr majecty then m mo uiucouy followed by Vj crowd below cheered nth nnd tho queen pointed to nnd in a voice broken ty j said: "Ho saved my life." Tho crois conferred carries with It a pe!ca captain's salary. ft ANOTHER AMEblCUM Alttt'KI (Unlttil rrmUMtiV) London, May Jl.-AsctkJ lean dancer, who promimlri ns groat a tesittta m HI Allen will soon aprti local theater). 8k alii "Rose Latour" and clilw l Is related to two Aawtoa i alro families whoM jwil known the world out. UM Allen, Mlsj "Utoar'i" iu classical nnd emotional it Hi limbs nro bare and k W tumeisof trBjreat pit . I THAT SATISFIED WELL-DRESSED FEftff ALWAYS GOES WITH ONE OF & NEW TODAY For Sale New 6-room house on Market nnd Thirteenth . All con veniences. Will sell cheap. Ad dress C. H., Journal offlce. tf" For Sale Several houses In Salem and farm 'unds at a bargain. Cap ital Natloual Bank. 6-l-eod l'or Snj'e 21 thoroughbred black Minorca chickens. Phone 655 Main. M. L. Hamilton, 357 State St. 5-22-3t - Wanted Lady to All permanent po sition; salary $50 per month. Give home address. Address Mrs. B. L. Howard, several delivery. Salem. 5-22-3t. .Lost Man's large. black nurse, pnn. '.ialnlng ?l(Mn goid, two deposit checks aud a note. Finder return to Fry's drug store for reward. 5-22-3t WmWuk Rr fat IVul BJiH-Nffll luiw III M ? ISSflKi 1 Lft I fin fwml' rS Hilll i mat wfMMtmWs ff -Bishop's Ready? Tailored Suits $10 Kl coPtmaHT ua it tmc mhcs fr MICHAELS-STERN FINE CLOTHING A MIOHAtl, STCRN CO, KOCHItTIH, N, t, LOO to $35.1 A 'npH'p.rf: fit is a certainty, arf I 'mmft.i- cMp and duraW surpassed by no other make. new Summer patterns in sizesjo all arc now on our Counters. SALEM WOOLEN MILL j!