Daily capital journal., June 12, 1908, Page 5, Image 5

fTi. STOCKTON
I THE OLD WHITE CORNER
DAILY CAPITA JOURNAL, S.1LEM. OnKGON, FRIDAY, JUNK 12. 1008
MUKUtKtK
(Continued From Page 1.)
ECRU NET WAISTS $4.50
Acw shipment of beautiful net mist! In 'assorted patterns, Equal
to, any 97.00 virtues In Salem. HI'IJCIAL 81.ro
White
Dress Skirts
In Washable Materials
Tho largest assortment ever
shown In Hnlem. Tlio styles nro
correct nnd tlwy nre made up with
JH as much euro ns a high.
Rrntlo voile or silk skirt.
Prices rnngo from 91.CS to
97.00. Mght liluo linens $1.2.3
to 9.1.00. Striped nnd checked
ducks, 92.25, 92.B0.
Kai Kai Suits and Skirts
Norfolk Jackets in All Sizes
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HIGH CAR60
IS CARRIED
BY STEAMER
(United Pros Lenscd Wire.)
Whlto Horso, Y. T., Juno 12 Tho
steamer Prospector, having $2,000,
000 In gold abroad, arrived today
aft r tho longest voyago alio lias
maJo on tho rlvor. Shu had a very
difficult time In ascondlug both tho
Thirty Mllu and Fifty Mile rivers,
nd washing upon sand bars for sev
eral days. Tho Prospector had 12
passcngerfl, among them bolng Judgi
RelJ, of FalrbaukH.
The first Whlto Pnss steamers aro
scheduled to Hall Sunday, but It Is
not likely tloy will bo ablo to' navl
ntc nt hut timo for thn Flftv MIL
river lacks a foot of bolng nnvlgablo
(or tho big stenmors.
In tho mertntlnio, hundreds of tho
men bound for DawHon and tho In
terior, havo gone down tho river In
'mall boats nnd barges and tlio boat
builders aro renplng a harvest. '
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Sinichlng for Kidnapers.
United Trees Leiisrd Wlre.l
San Francisco, Juno 12. Dotoc
the nro searching todny for tho
Ml'cr of four anonymous lottors to
I F Cull, son of Lawrence Cull,
ho my terlotisly dlsappoared while
Ming In tho Santa Cruz mountain
omo tlnio ngo. Tho lottera all stato
bat Mi. elder Cull has boon kid
"4pe4 nnd that his son can havo In
formation ns to IiIb whereabouts by
falling at a lonoly spfat In tho Oak
land hills and leaving ?G00. Cull
returned yeatordny from an ineffect
ual search for his father's where
abouts In tho Santa Cruz mountains.
CALMLY
AWAITS
DEATH
, De Witt's Witch Hazel Salvo. It
-1 especially good for piles. Be sure
'0 g t DoWitt's. Spld by all druggists.
(United Tress Leased Wire.)
Passlc, N. J., Juno 12. Having
received a message from Cod, so she
says, tolling her that death awaits
hor next Sunday, Mrs. Anna KIbcoI-
cla, a widow, 27 yearB of ago,-Is to
day calmly and cheerfully preparing
for tho end of hor life.
Tho woman will buy hor own cof
fin, n shroud, select n cemetery lot
and consult the minister who will
preach her futioral sermon. Sho 13
enjoying tho best of health, and Is
making tho necessary arrangements
with a cheerfulness that surprlsoj
hor frlonds,
"I shall loavo all tho doors of my
homo open so that my frlonds enn
ontor nfter my death," sho said smil
ingly. "I wolcome tho end. It can-,
not como too soon."
Mrs. Klscolcln has boon studying
religion bIiico her husband's denth,
sovcrql years ago.
RECORD IS
LOWERED BY
LUSITANIA
Watches
Diamonds
Cut Glass
Silveiware
N' er bjforo havo we shown so
upnib an assortment of Watches.
Dlai ond, Cut Glass, Sterling Sll
Vf and P'.atpd Ware qs now.
V lather yca deslreto purchaso
or r. r, come In and see tho array
' beautiful things within our
tore
When you reach our window,
llje glimpse will remind you of
ta's Invitation. "Wo always like
to c lookers, for those who havo
no thought of buying cannot re
llt saying a good word for us
lni our wares. Drop In. Seeing
beautiful things will Interest you
and rest you.
Don't make shopping too serl
u Stop and feast your eyes
here.
Barfs Jewelry Store
State and Liberty Streets.
fUnlted Tress Leased Wlre.l .
Now York, Juno 12. By crossing
tho Atlantic from Quoenstojvn to
Now York In four days, 20 hours and
8 minutes the Unor Lusltanla Is
again tho holder of the record for
tho west-bound -pas3nge. This 13
sevon minutes faster than tho record
established by the Mnuretnla on her
last trip.
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BIG STEEL
TRUST IN
BRITTON
tho news that Federal Judge Kenne
saw M. Landls had granted tho nrJ-
oner a reprieve. Instead of reading
uie prisoner the death warrant that
ho had ready In his hand; the Jailor
told Blllek tho news. (,
The condomned man had norvod
himself to listen to tho words that
would send him out of tho world
and when ho heard the message that
another lease of Hfo had been granted
him, ho almost collapsed.
Judge Landls granted tho reprieve
In order to allow the nttornovs for
tho condemned man time to perfect
an appeal to tho wipromo court of
tho United States. Tho court direct
ed the sheriff not to fulfill tho order
for execution until the highest court
In the lnnd had had timo to act. Ho
stntod In granting It lint ho consid
ered thnt the fourteenth amedment
to tho constitution of tho United
States had been violated and ho was
of the opinion thnt tho United States
Supremo Court should pass on tho
quostlon.
Governor Deneon and tho partjon
board had refused to act this morn
morning. Thero was a tremendous demon
stration outside the county Jail when
It was learned by tho Immense
throng that hn'd collected there, that
tho condemned man had been grant
ed another leaso of life. Thero wom
fully 6000 peoplo congregated about
tho Jail, blocking traffic on all tho
streets about C when someone con
firmed an announcement from Mir
Jnll thnt Blllek had been roprlovcd,
tho crowd wont crazy. Women wopt
and several fainted. Tho men throw
their hats In the air nnd shouted. It
required a hundred policemen to
dispense the ctowd.
Judgo Landls, In executing his or
der, stated today that tho constitu
tion provides thnt to long ns thoro l&
doubt about n prisoner's guilt, ho
has tho right to appear beforo tho
highest court In tho land.
WOMEN'S
CLUBS TOO
NUMEROUS
(United Tress (.cased Wlre.i
Chicago, Juno 12. Women of tho
United States aro bolng slowly
"el'ibbid'' to death, not by tho ordi
nary club, but by women's clubs, ac
cording to tho views of Mrs. LaFay
otto Young, a promlnont society
woman of Dea Molne, lown, who Is
hero with hor husband, who Is n
delogato to tho Republican uationn'
convention.
"Woman'- clu)s are a S'stlnct ovll,
In my opinion," she sold. "They
tnko up too much of a womnn'B timo
nnd nro too numorous. I think we
could get along without thorn very
nicely though they do much good In
cortaln directions."
THREE MEN
DISAPPEAR
FROM HOTEL
1 (United Press Let. d Wlie.)
i London. June 12. With a capi
tal of J375.000.000, a new stool
trust ambraclug all tho big manu
facturer of steel lu tho United King
dom and ninny. of the emaller onos,
has just beau organized, according
to an announcement In tho Iron and
Steel Trades Journal. Whether or
not tho Bteel Interests of the United
States are In any way Identified with
ihe combination Is known only to
those in the deal.
Hoise Show Opens.
(United Tress Leased Wire.)
f'nmden. N. J.. June 12. The
rAt Tnrsftv horsa show opened Its
I annual exhibit here louay. a uuiq
' feature of the show Is the provision
of classes for farm horses aud mules,
mi tnr the first time in tho history
I of the event, farmers are fraterniz
ing with the society people who
breed fine norses.
.' the leading purists In the state. With
(United Tress Leased Wire.)
San Francisco, June 12. Investi
gation today In tho strange disap
pearance of throe gneits of tho Hotl
St. Francis within the past 10 day
f reveals nothing and tho caios aro
! still a mystery.
Frany Dewey arrived from Los
Angeles this week looking for his
brother. N. B. Dewey, who was a
guest at the hotal until 10 days ago.
whon he suddenly disappeared, leav
ing his baggage, tho management
of the hotel has started to investi
gate this and two other cases of dis
appearing gueets.
M. Howard of Vancouver Btrange
ly dropped out of sight a week ago
leaving his trunkB open in his room
nnd this week a letter was received
from Mrs. F. T. Reynolds, of Ocean
Park, asking for Information of N.
D. Thompson, who has not been aoeu i
since the week of the fleet festivities.
Ho too left all of his baggage at the
hotel.
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Annual Sessions of Grand Lodge
A. F. & A. M.
And Grand Chapter R. A. Masons
of Oreeon. Portland, Oregon, June 8
Lto 13, return on or before Juno 16.
For this occasion the Southern ra
clfic Co. will make a rate of one and
one-third fare on the certificate plau
Is authorized. 6-8-6t.
KILL FIVE
AND STEAL
$12,000
i (United Tress Leased Wire.)
'Ttflls, June 12 After nn all night
search for the 10 robbers who killed
the official In chnrge of tho customs
omq8 and four of his assistants and
escaped with $12,000, the pollco
hnv.o captured many suspects, but It
is 'npt known yet whether any of tho
guilty ones aro In 'that numbor. In
fteplng from tho police tlireo pf the
robbers were killed.
REGULATE
BANKING
MEASURE
(United Tress Leased Wire.)
Washington, Juno 12. Secretary
of the Treasury Cortelyou today In
sued a circular to all national banks
sotting forth tho regulations which
must be following in forming na
tional cnironcy associations.'
In part It says:
"National banks occupying con
tiguous torrltory mny organlzo na
tional currency associations. Thoro
must be nt least ton banks In each
association and tho aggregate capital
and surplus of the banks must bo nt
least $5,000,000.
"No bank may Join an association
unless It has unimpaired capital and
n surplus of not less than 20 per
cent."
Tho clrculnr thon explains at
length tho provisions of tho currency
net nnd cencludes:
"The foregoing rolntes only to the"
formation of national currency ns
soclatlons. The method of secur
ing additional circulation through
such associations will be tho subjoct
of n later circular."
Cmuu'ry Open1
Giles cannery opened todny, tho
first products to be handled, being
strawberries. Flvo hundred glrli
woro applicants for positions.
JAPAN IS INDIGNANT ;
OVER EXCLUSION PLANK
(United Tress Leased Wire.)
Toklo, Juno 12. Tho Japanoso
press today Is unanimously indig
nnnt over the roported draft of tho
platform theft will bo submitted to
the Itopltbllcan convention" at Chi
cago rioxt week. According lo ad
vices rodelvod hero tho platform
which, is suppsed to havo boon writ
ten at tho Whlto Houbo In Washing
ton, contains a plank doclarlng iu
favor of the exclusion of Jap'anoso
laborers from tho United States.
Tho pnporB of Japan aro unablo to
understand tho plank as It had
j been tho Impression here that both
Roosovelt and Taft Wore friendly to
Japaucso interests and were against
the exclusion which was demanded
by tho Pacific coast.
Some of tho papers recall Room
vclt'ji messages to tho legislature of
California when that hody was abaut
to enact laws prohibiting Japanese
from attending tho snmo school a
whlto children or owning land , In
thnt etato. Their papors recall 'tfcfl
' speeches of Socrotary Taft whenlit
was in Japan n short time ago on
htg trip around the world.
PROPHECY
BIG CROP
FOR 1908
Washington, June 12. Tho crops
of 1008 will bo worth nearly $8,000,
000,000, according ,to figures pro
pared by tho dopnrtment of agricul
ture It Is expoctod thoro will bo
sufnclont funda to movo tho crops
from tho fnrniB to tldo wntor.
In discussing tho outlook today,
Chief Statistician Clark, of tho agri
cultural dopartmont, said:
"Indications nt tho present timo
nro for groater crops. For eight
yearB tho Amorlcan farmer has re
joiced "unprecedented prosporlty and
now tho ninth promising harvest Is
practlcnlly assured. Novcr in tho
history of tho United States havo
there boon nlno such years years of
big yields and high prices."
BOOTH'S OLD 1IOMK
DOOMKI) TO IMvSTRUCTION
(United Tress Leased Wire.)
San Francisco, Juno 12. Al
though It survived tho flro nnd earth
quako of April 100G, tho former
homo of Edwin Booth, tho gront
actor, situated on Telegraph hill in
this city, Is threatened with destruc
tion by dynnmlto, from blasting op
orations. Booth's cottage Is located
on tho very point of tho hill and one
moro charge of dynnmlto would son4
It to destruction.
Booth lived horo from 1852 to
iSGri. During thnt timo Telegraph
hill was the center of San Francli
co'a Boclal lire,
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WHALER
JAMMED
IN ICE
(United Tress Leased Wlro.)
Nonlp, Alaska, Jiino 12. A re
port rocolvod hero todny says that
whaler William Bailey of San Fran
cisco, lies crushed In tho lea at
Lnwronco bland. Captain II. ID Bod
fish of tho unlucky vostol was pick
od up by the Bowhoad and tho ret
of his crow nro on tho Jcanotto, The
men nil hud n narrow oscapo front
death- In tho Ico pack and suffered
from exposure boforo they were
picked up by tho other vossola of
tho whaling fleet.
Tho whaler William Bnlloy is own
ed by Roth Blum & Company of 8H
Francisco, Sho loft thoro with the
whaling (loot for tho north some
timo ago. Thoro wore 28 men In her
crow,
388 State Street.
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EXCLUSIVE MEN'S SHOP
Phone Main 355
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now as ever,
you will come
HERE to the
HOMEOfVALUE,
not to the place
where it happens
in occasionally.
Hawes Hats.
Crawford Shoes
Stetson Straws
Stetson Fur Hats
B. V. D. Under
wear Cooper's Under
wear Standard Negli
gee Shirts
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HERE Value giv
ing is funda
mental, not a
mere expedient
to s ti m u I a t e
trade.
"Racso System"
hand-tailored
clothes.
"Windsor" out
ing suits
K. B. outing
pants
K. B. wash vests
Superba cravats
Wash cravats
Fancy half hose
"Coatless" Suspenders
"Every Mas
Is Odd"
But We
Can Fit Him
"livery Man
Is Odd"
Bui We
Can Fit Him
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