Daily capital journal., June 03, 1908, Page 5, Image 5

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REMENDOUS
STOCKTON
BONAFIDE
CLEARANCE SALES
REGlilCtlONS
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALES!, OREGON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8. 1008
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THE OLD WHITE CORNER
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Muslin
Underwear
Reduced
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Clean high grado garments;
mado under tho most sanitary'
conditions for high class trado,
Somo muslin underwear iff
made to sell, somo Is mado to
wear, ours Is tho lattor.
SOME SPECIALS
$1.75 Petticoats- $1.23,
$1.20 Gowns - .98
75c Drawers - - - ' .60
CHEMESE HALF PIllCE
ALL CORSET COVERS
REDUCED
Men's and Boys' Clothing
Reduced From 1 0 per cent
to 50 percent. ";'''
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Just think of it oven out- highest grade suU's.afe Veduced'fremlll.RO
to f GOO,. and some aro actually i
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Half Price
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reductions aro mado according to style and Quality and no reaaoaable
iporson can be dissatisfied with the values we offer during our
June Clearings
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Oegant Suits For Ladies
Reduced One-third
High grade Altman Voiles, Panamas, Sorgos, Etc., mado up in tho
most pleasing mannor nil this sonson'a BEST. STYLES.
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$15.00 Suits for
$1 8.00 Suits for
$20.00 Suits for
$25.00 Suits for
$30.00 Suits for
$40.00 Suits for
$60.00 Suits for
$75.00 Suits for
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-$10.00
$12.00
- $1 3.34
$16.67
- $20.00
$26.67
- $40.00
$50.00
JUNE SALES IN GENKRAL
All during tho mouth of Juno wo will offer special Indueom'onti
in evory department 'of our big establishment. Tho ovory,dny callers
will faro beat becauso each day will havo lta features' for saving money.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S SHOES, OO CENTS PAUt. '
Odd sizes In high grndo goods actually worth from $1.00 up to $3,00 a pair.
This Machine Is
Guaranteed for, JO Years
Ovor 100 of thom aro In uso In
tho Immcdlato vicinity of Salem.
Every ono Is giving perfect satisfaction
MMM-MM W " III
THIS EEfllNT MACHINE
$25.00
Not equalled in all America
A high kvmU esy rttHHiHg hm
cIiIho hIuhjh ttoltl at , mmUH$-
mntlo tho lwico, ljrJ.
goAfl. AHJE- j'
Best Grade Staple
Calicoes -
5c yard
Parasols Reduced
On account of tho backward
season wo will reduce tho prices
on all our now parasols.
KLVKFV RUFFLES niul MERRY
WIDOW STYLES
June Sales
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Kid Gloves 75c ,
?1.00 and $1,25 values. A full ' .
lino of colors and sizes.
PAIUUO fl LOVES
Long and Short
50c to $2
YWK
BAFFLED BOY
(Continuod Prom Page 1.)
"I havo been Bhot," said Mr.
odo; "Bon Stanton shot mo whllo I
lh lrvlnir in 'nhono for tllO DOlICO "
Mrs. Carrjo Nolan, who was fbr-
rly Miss Goode, was last nigiu
jgtltuUnir fnr her sister Miss Lulll
odo, as cashier at tho Vaudotlo
enter. Mrs. Jesslo ueeco or ua.
sndo, who is visiting hr parents,
and Mrs. Shontz ot mis cuy.
. HidM wn with Mrs. Nolan at
thca'tor. and had decided to stay
Eh her last night at tho Goodo
ne, at 4C0 Commercial street.
cordlngly tho two women stnrteu
mo at tho close of tho entertain-
fcnt at 9:45 o'clock.
Trtr Phinins nnother of Mr.
foio'e daughters, was in bod when
two arrived at tno nouse, um
Headaches
fld Eyestrain
Li
I MANY who for years lvo suf.
trod intensely from chronic slck
-lulnclu, using drugs- of all
:ImU without lMHiflt, havo found
immediate and permanent relief
properly adjusted glasses, be.
use eyestrain was tho cause.
'nku mvny tlie 6train and tho re-
Ik'f Is lasting.
S
IATISPACTION GUARANTEED
Barr's Jewelry
Store
State and Lfferty Streets
was at onco aroused by the sound of
a man's volco and a heated conversa
tion in the hall. "I rushed down
stairs," said Mrs. Phillips,'" and saw
that tho girls had boon followod by
Don Stnnton. Ho had n rovolvor,
and, flourishing It, ho demanded that
ho seo Mrs. Itocco at onco. I told
him ho could not, and told him to go
away. I thought ho wnB drunk, but
he said ho was not. ' You let mo see
.T'ssle,' ho cnld, ' or I will shoot tho
wholo family.' "
In tho meantime tho nolso had
awakonod Councilman Goodo, who
ran down stairs clad only In IiIb shirt
and trcusora. 8lanton had pushed
himself Into tho parlor, and was
threatening to shoot ovorybody who
Intorforrod with him. Ono of the
girls had roachod tho telophono and
was trying to call the police station,
but was not successful.
Ooode's Story,
"I saw that tho pollco could not bo
reached by our 'phone," said Mr.
Goodo last night. "Remonstrance
with tho young man did no good,
and I knew that If I tried to eject
htm forcibly ho would shoot. So I
slipped out the back door and ran
to tho telephone in tho G. A. R. hall
next door. I had Just taken down
the receiver when Stanton burJt
through the door leveling tho re
vnivnr nt mv lmiul. T tried to strike
tho weapon from his hand, but he
fired berore I coma gei u.
Tho bullot entered the council
I man's left cheek, cutting part of hi'
toncte and came out on mo rigm
sldo of the face. By marvelous
chance It Is thought that tho ball
mlsbod both bones and teeth, pierc
ing only the fleshy part of the face.
' With wonderful presence of mind.
M'. Good? flung himself upon tho as
allant before ho could aim again
In the granjile two more shots wore
flred by Stanton, one grazing tho
shoulder, and tho other making a
' flesh wound in the abdomen. Aftar
n-incr th third shot Stanton fled.
, and after an all night search the po
lice located him at G o!clock thU
morning in tho home of his brother
! Charles Stanton in Yew Park. The
'young man was Immediately placed
, under arrest.
i Immediately after the shooting oc
curred Dr. Morse was summoned,
I .l snnn na hn made a (lulck 6X-
amlnatloa pronounced the wounds
not fatal. Goode was .then carried to
his home, where the wouud3 were
i dressed. It 1? reported today that
rniinetlman Goode Is resting easily
Concerning young Stanton, very
llJtla Is known as to bis motives ror
l.nmmiiinir the crime oT last night.
H U sW Urat Jste Jr W.
oBce extot&d Mtweem Skaate aad
Miss Shoiitzt who afterward became
Mrs. Reeco, Is roiponslhlo for' tho
murderous conduct of Stanton. A
soon ni ho learned that Mrs. Recc
wfu In town ho mndo tho dospcrato
attempt to seo hor. Tho aoodo fam
ily declare that tho man know -what
he was do'ng. and that ho won not
(IrTfnlc enough to lo out of his mind
fto Is about 20 years of ago and hat
no regulnr occupation as far ns can
bo learned, but has worked In vari
ous cnpacltloi. Ho, of Into, has been
driving n delivery wagon for E. O.
Cross and a fow months ngo ho wr.3
employed at tho samo work for Stous
loff brothers.
Stantlon was discharged from tho
position befortubo' shooting occurrod.
Dou, Stanton, when Interviewed to
day, claimed that Goodo attacked
him boforo he flrodj Ho also donlod
that he threatened to shoot any ono,
Netv York's Municipal Skyscraper.
Tho plan for New York'o munici
pal ofneo building which was recent
ly qhosen by a Jury of award Is said
to follow tho classic stylo, but It Is
the eiz'o of the bulldng that Impres
ses ote in the pictures. It Is to ba
23 stories high. If the design is car
ried "out, and tho largest ground
measurement will be about khe
length, of one of our clly blocks. The
general offect produced Is that ot an
reiormous buslnssi skyscraper. A
tower at the top Is made rathor con
tomptlblo by the fctrurturo upon
which It rosts, and the effort to. pr
eerce eomethlng of tho monumental
besides msre niasa has not been
nearly as successful aa It was in tho
case of our courthouso. Probably
equal succea? would bo oyt of tho
questrou wfth a building of auch
height.
It appears, moreover, that tho
height was ont necessary slnco It
is said that only 11 floors will bo
required for the city at preaoat or
In tho near future, aud that thj
other floors may bo rented. Buf. to
get the desired ground room tho
building must straddle a Btreot, or,
to put lt" another way, Chamber!
street will run through tho bulldlnu
and thus become the onjy arcaded
stmt in the city. The dlttcuitiea of
tho architects were also Increasod by
the fact that construction must be
carried on over the subway without
laurel" wjth ,tk . ,m& f
tralas,
It is a great pity that thoro can
not alwnys be a generous provision
of ground room for public buildings
with largo opou spaces on all sidoi,
Wo fool tho effect of tho crowding In
Chlcngo very distinctly, and It
counts ngalnst tho courthouso. Put
tho Now York building on tho same
squaro aud no ono would ovor think
of tho design. Thoro would bo a
consciousness of tho mats and noth
ing moro. Rut tho Courthouso ac
tually does Impress ono by Its benuty
as woll as by its size. In a time
of many doubtful architectural ex
periments It Js something to bo
thankful for. Chicago Record-Hor-nfd.
LOWER RATE
OF POSTAGE
TO ENGLAND
(Halted Trm Liil Wire,)
Washington, June 3. Undo Sam
can write to John Hull mora fre
quently next foil for after Octbber 1.
It will cost but two cents for each
letter Instead of live.
Announcement was mado today at I
the olllco .of the postmaster genoral .
that an agreement tins been perfect-
it1 Ka iti I nt if Inltctt rota tint tVAXitl
vu , nitvi tttV iV itaV
tho United States, England, Iroland
nud Scotland will bo reduced from
flvo cents to two cents.
Evidently tho nppetlto for baby
beeffat yearlings Is Increasing;
beef makers, llko other manufactur
ers, should mako stuff that thu pub
lic wants. .
I ' O ii.ii.
-' Too many brood, bows aro fed Just
llko tho hog In the fattening pen.
Such fevders aro not straugers to
"bad luck."
"Keep your conscience tender'
savs a-Dhllosopher. Jt needs to bo a
tough, vigorous, muscular conscience
to keep the most of us atralght these
days.
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Tho American Medical association,
represented by 1M0Q doctors from
different parts of tho ualoa and some
from Kurop, be their &9tb an
nual coavontlo la CfcU'sgo today,
An EiirIInIi Telephone Exchange.
, Tho new Gerard Exchange of tho
Intent and most up-tO:dato in the
Nation nl Tolophono Company, tho
world, Is ultuatod on a largo build
ing ou Gornrd street a qulot back
wator. away from tho turbulent
stream of Shaftesbury avenuo.
All day long In tho hnll of 20,000
lamps tho wires curyr tho volcos of
300,000 people Bpeaklng to each
othor.
It Ib tho largest exshango In Lqu
dou. Horo tho wlros of moro than
10,000 subscribers converge. Six
thousand mlloj of wires aro gutlierod
from tho four cornors of tho "Gar
rard" area, and led up through tho
distributing fromos to tho switch
board a high desk llko apparatus,
beforo which tho operators sit on lit
tle Atouls Thoro aro nearly 300 op
erators, and thoy aro all murmuring
numbers togtehor.
The stillness Is confused with a
Jangle of "Number, please," "Avon
ue, 230G," "Numhor engaged, call
again," and tho usual ehlbboloth of
behind tho operators, alert for coin
plaints and mlstaftos. They arc tho
"monitors," whose dnty It is to see
that tho subscriber Ib well sorvod.
Tho tolophono girls alt with their
headpieces over thelli ears, moro mo
chanical figures their humanity list
for olght hcura a day answorlng
and soothing tho subscriber, and
dealing with tho maze of cords with
brassa plugs at tho end, which fit In
to the holes or "Jacks" on tho switch
board, and so completo tho circuit.
It is bewildering aud fascludtlnr,
to. stand at tho uido and watch six
hundred hands moving continually
up and down, to and fro, pulling and
pushing fit the plugs. It Is llk-J
nothing ets In tho world, unless It
bo tho necks pf six hundrod fowl
peclug at grain in a farmyard.
Many subscribers Imaglno thoy
are "ringing" up the exchange. One
may walk all through the building
and novor Hear the sound of a bell.
It Is all glow ork.
In this white room thousands and
tHousaais of little lamps, opalweaC,
grMa, r4 aad white, twlskl i4
leap to Ufa whs t ryw it
MARINES
(Continuod yrom Fag 1.)
.in .i.ii.iviilii iu mm iium vb :
lantto floot If conditions do not lm- fl
prove uoioro tno oioction.
Almost the untlro time of the cab'
Inot mvotlng was dovotod to discus
sion of tho Panama situation, Tk
posslblo necosslty of the Unit!
Slntes taking control of the country,
It is understood, was talked ovr at
length, though no statement on this
subjoct was glvon out.
Thoro Ib no doubt that appeals
from buslnosi men or Panama to th
government hero havo boon mlvi
nud seriously considered.
Tho danger to tho canal works I
ot tho utmost Importanco to th ad
ministration and tho situation h
doubtedly will bo watched closaly.
taken off the hooks ill tho subscrib
er's office or homo,
There Is a glowlamp for wwh
number a tiny bulb which lights up
In answer to tho call. If it It a ell
offlco tho lamp is red; if It ( a loeat
subscriber tho lamp Is green; if its is
a subscriber with all facilities, tt t
nil unmarked opal. Altogether tkr
aro 20 different kind? of lamit,
which toll of tho prlvllogos to whleh
tho rlnger-up is entitled.
Tht.' tolophono girl BeOS' tho glow
of tho lamp, and puts a plug into lite
"Jack" of th osubscrlbcr's number,
Sho hears tho desired number, ro
peats it, and connect, stho two wltt
nnother plug. When tho convoriw
tlon is finished tho subscribers rla
off, the lamps dlo out;
This sounds simple, but tk it
mtifct bo remomberv,tt tlwr W
175,000. yalla a day to k 4lt with
at "Ocrrard." The whmn.jr n4VM
still. Tho glowlamp r a4Mm;
blinking and winking; the hau,JN
over pulling and pushing.
Down, below, In another room,
dynamos aro spinning swiftly, lUm
Is tho throbblug heart ot the tlo
phono aystom. Hero the cnorgy for
tho transmission of speech Js sup
piled and tho power that rl'niM tkw
sands ot bells, fo tho kousea aad of-
co whea a irall la made.
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Jh4Imw44 PotMtaat flai(N
WuUm kaa ifa oh roord m
dorg daaclag for ladlaa shools,