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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1908)
DAILY CAMTAL JOURXAL, SALEM, OREGON', FRIDAY, JUXE 20, 1008 J. L STOCKTON THE OLD WHITE CORNER ii t Senior" Smart Clothes Are all their name implies. Made for young men who care. Swagger cuts, cleverly tailored and equal in every respect to the high cost custom tailors' best efforts. Business men's suits, street and dress up suits for particular fellows. GREAT $10.00 SUIT SALE $1 5 and $1 6 values for $1 0.00 Nothing will h reserved; you can have the pick of our stock, which comprises the very best productions of the season. ' Only 'a few were' "ntlowed to- np- proach the grave. The litlo group was made up of Mrs. Cleveland, a few of those particular friends asked by her to bo present, Prosident Roosevelt, tho undertaker, the min isters and threo newsnnner mnn At Jthe gravo tho slmplo burial Borvlco was read and tho body of tho manjh Who twice hold tho greatest honor within tho gift of his people, was lowered Into tho earth and -the name of Stephen drover Cleveland passed Jnto history, Family Well Provided For. Cleveland Bacon, on behalf of tho family, denied a report that tho estate of tho former prosident hnd boen so depleted that Mrs. Clov'olami ana tno children would bo Impovor ished. AMERICANS TO PI St '.'1 BAIi WITH ORIENTAL: i. GOOD PLAYEltS FROM ALL LEAGUES ARE 1IEIN0 SELECTED FO xu,uu HUHIAKSS RIANAOKR MAKING ARRANOEMKNTS. ' SCHMITZ (Contlnuod from Page 1.) I Schmlt' guosts wore Attorney George, D. Collls, bigamist, whoso temporary address Is tho county Jail, AtUUo Carta, convicted of forgory. and also registered at the Jail, a dep uty sheriff In chargo of Collls nnd Cartn and sovornl well known mom bora of tho Italian colony who nro old cronies of Schmltz. When tho county Jail nuthorltlos learned that scvornl of their guosts hnd gathorcd In a popular restaur ant for n bnnquot and that n doputy shorlff Joined In tho feast, thoy wore astonished nnd tho matter Is bolng investigated today. San Francisco, Juno 26. Roal fans nro dlsciuslng today tho rtnn which has boon arranged for taking a picked team of tho best baseball Uloyers In this country on a trip through tho Orient to piny tho teams in those countries, it hns boon so fnr decided upon that J. L. Wood3, former business manager of tho Roach All Americans, will leavo hbro for Yokohama on tho Mongolia on Tuesday noxt. Tho trffp, according to proaent plans, will tako threo months with games being played at tho following cities: Yokohama, Toklo, Kobe, Hong Kong, Bhanghal, Manila and Hono lulu. Tho Amorlcan playors will moot tho unlvorslty teams and Amorlcan clubs In all of tho places visited. 4 As at present arranged, the pr sonal of tho team Is ns follew: ,H CatchersPat Donahue, Bostoj Jack HUss, St. Loul Nationals, aA Cloude Borry, San Francisco Cot league. m Pitchers Ovlo Overall, Chlc5 Bill Burns, Washington, nnd LlelteW, Pittsburg Nations!. J First base Frank Chance, Ch!w go; Hal Chase, Now York American, and Jqo Nealson, Sacrameuto tta& league. . Second base Dolohanty, Wasli- fngton. Third baso Bill Dovorcaux. SauU Cruz league. Shortstop Rolllo Btcdor, &k Francisco coast league, Outfloldors Tyrus Cobb, Detroit Americans, and Goprgo Hlldobran, San Frnnclsco coast loaguo. -t "Once Our Customer, Always Our Friend" ' ""XflBBOEBm SCORES ROASTED (Continued From Page 1.) reports Indlnnto that there wor torrl- bio suffering, many of tho victims ! being plnnod In tho wreckage and literally roasted whllo thoy woro con scious but unnblo to movo. Tho nccldont occurred on tho Bom-bay-Darodny railway at a point not near a stntlon. Later reports tend to Increase the horror pf tho catastrophe. It Is now believed thnt scorea woro roasted to death. Until tho wrockngo Is clearod awny the list of tho (load will bo unknown and even then It will bo difficult to fltul trnces of tho bodies. RelVf trains lmvo been sont to tho "cene with doctors nnd surgical and medical auppllos. One telegram says thnt 30 seriously Injured vie t'rns aro bolng cared for by others not fo badly hurt. Many of tho In jured aro mangled nnd probably will not recover, Tho trnlns woro running at a high rato of spoed. when they crashed to gether and nono of those killed hud the sllghtoit chnnco of escape. Throe of tho eight cars destroynd were shattered to splinters, FAMOUS There Is a Lot of Unnecessary Eye Trouble In this world. Wo allow our selves to become nervous nnd fret ful Weeds of care overrun thu garden of tho heart when they fc'iould never bo allowed to tako root A GREAT DEAL OF THE PRESENT EYE TROUBLE l caused by peeoplo selecting u. asses for themselves that are unsulted for their eyes, AVE SUPPLY THE BEST after thorough examinations and tests. Morton, former secretary of tho navy; Commodoro E. C. Benedict, of Now York; Richard Watson Gllde'r. editor of Contury mngnzlno; Prof. Paul Van Dyko, of Prlncoton unlvor slty; Doan And row F. West, Prince ton; Prof. John G. Hlbbon, Prince ton; Junius S. Morgan, nephew of J. P. Morgan; A. D. Russell; Howard McLenahnn nnd Bnynrd Stockton of th city. I'nklrj Ordered Awny. A small army of, souventra venders and vnrlous kinds of fakirs arrived hore this morning from Now York to I meet the crowds nttondlng tho Cleve land funornl, but thoy rocolved a dis appointing roceptlon. Tho police hnd received instruc tions In advance that no fakirs of any kind woro to bo pormltted to work in this city today. As each fakir stepped from tho train, ho wan mot by a bluo coat who sorved no tice that ho would bo given Just 20 minutes to leavo town. When thov got a glimpse of the Boldtors and tho numerous special ofllcers, most of them obeyed promptly and went sad ly back to the metropolis. Barr's Jewelry Store State and Liberty Streets. Evchnngo Close. New York, Juno 2 C With tho ex ception of the cotton exchange which :j unable to close on account of Its July notice day. all tho exchanges In the United States closed after 1 o'clock today out of respect to the memory of Former President Grover Cleveland. Few Vlw Remains. It was announced this morning that the casket containing the body of Former President Gover Cleveland . ... ..,.. I In ia fDMhHnn rnmtt ' .t u. , h rni.ianf. residence was down and all bUJl where callers usually are received , was suspended. "" J A soon ns the President arrived. 1 "only Mrs. Clevolad aHd U.e moefjthe ministers began the simple ,rv- Intlmate friends of the family will Mo- from the Presbyterian book of be permitted to see tho fae of the prayers. 1 decked pre-ldent. Thwrt was a a.them, no music and i The ca'ket was ontl upstairs the ministers pronounce,! no eulogy 'this morning In the room where It was perhaps the slmpllest cere- . . .... . , -Mn-'monv over oarrlod out over the body Clovewna aiea una ijmru i" """ . .... , , ..;,.!? ,-- !. i..f fimn unon the of a man who had been the head of a IOUKCU " "w -. newspaper men prosont nt tho funor nl sorvlces and tho Intormont. Viscount Knneko of ToklQ today cabled his sympathy to Mrs. Cleve land, Prepared for Outbreak. Tho Monmouth mounted troops, order out by Governor Fort, arrived hero today to aid tho four companies of mllltln In policing tho lino of tho cortego of tho Cleveland funeral this nftornoon. It is only about half a mllo from tho Cleveland homo, Westlnnd, ou Bayard Lane, to tho old Prlncoton cemetery, whoro tho body of tho former prosldont Is to bo burled, nnd the troops are sufllclont to pollco tho way In such n mannor as to prevont any display or Interruption of any kind. It Is thought. Major John McCullough, In com mnnd of tho infantry companies, com prising 300 mon, and Captain Edwin Field, who is In command of thu mounted troops, held a conforonro nnd arranged tho plans for guarding tho cortoge. The Infantry will bo stationed nt Intervals all along tha route of the cortego nnd tho mount ed men will form a patrol In such a way thnt instant assistance can be given i tho foot soldiers at nnv point lmvo nuy troublo in keoplng the crowd back. A squad of stcrot service mon sr rlvod horo last night and have been busily at work laying their plans to provent any possible nttnek on Prosl lent Roosevolt or any government of ficials who are oxpected. Tho Funeral, There was no demonstration when tho special train bearing President and Mrs. Roosevolt arrived They were met by Prof. Hlbben and other members of the university faculty. As they drove through the town to the Cleveland reslrtsnce. every blind at every window of stores ana GIGANTIC MOVING OF BUILDINGS IN CHICAGO fCnltcd Prow I.cnsca Wire.) ' Chicago, Juno 20. In ordor to mnko way for tho now $21,000,000 stntlon of tho Northwestern Rnll rontl, nil of tho buildings on tho silo nro being moved and this section of the west sldo looks today llko a city In migration. A flvo-story brick nnd stool build ing weighing C000 tons will bo moved nonrly a block. It will tako! threo months to accomplish tho un dertaking as It can bo movod only a few feet each day. The Job will cost $50,000. More About tlio English Bathtub. When I lived In Dloppo I enmd to bo rogarded as tho chlof houso agent of tho place. Not bocauso I laid my self out In that capacity, but because it was known that I took no fees for Introducing a client If I happened to hear. of any ono or bo nppllcd to by somo ono needing n rosldonco. And nbsoluto strangers used to coma to mo and, In tho swootont pos sible mannor Invito mo to find them tonnnts. Ono olognnt Frouch woman arrived at my houso ono morning nnd told mo, with tunny poltto phrnscso, thnt sho had Just finished hor houso for tho season "Would t como nnd look nt It, as sho particu larly wlshod to lot It?" But sho would much profor to lot It to hor own compntrlots rnthor thnu mlno, I said, "Why?" Sho said: "Bocauso English pcoplo paid a big price, and their monoy wns usually qulto safe, but that their hnbtts woro so droad ful that they rulnod ovory hourfo Into which thoy wont." I asked for further explanations, and I fousJ. that tho English families baths wer the particular botes nolr of this goe4 lady. "Aud," she added, Engltsk pooplo must bo vory dirty to need no very much washing." John Strange In "Tho Hour of Leisure." o 4 PROGRESS OP PAPER BOAT. George W, Johnson of the Non pnroil Boat club, Now York, who If making n 1200-mllo trip from It. Agustlno, Florldn, to tills city in A stnglo scull row bont made entirely of nowspapors, arrived In AnnnpolU Juno 1G, Tho bont Is composed of nowip pors published nil over this country, from Mnlno to California, and from Alaska to tho Bahamas. There ar about 2 Othlckncssos of paper, tie hoadltnoa having boon clipped sep arately nnd placod along the outside Tho' onnman loft St, Augustine ah May 0 and oxpecta to reach New York by July 1. 388 State Street EXCLUSIVE MEN'S SHOP Phone Main 355 POOR CLOTHES BETRAY MANY WEAKNESSES We WOULDN'T offer you "hand-made" clothes-you couldn't wear them. We COULDN'T offer you machine made clothes you wouldn't wear them. We do offer you HAND-CUT, HAND-FINISHED clothes wicn macmne-jomea seams, i ne nana supplies uw uiar acter the machine provides the stability. This is the story of the goodness of "Racso System" smart clothes, retailed exclusively here at $20 to $40 the suit. -L , i . . -t SHOE TALK All shoes look good in the window-but the really good shoe must not only look good, but prove it. It must stand up, and hold its shape, and wear, and SATISFY. We look further than the price tag in buying shoes. We insist on knowing what goes into the shoes and what stays out. And therefore we offer you the best obtain able in our of her distinguished hus- features band. t -in im ftloaed nnd the cover fastened before It will be taken down and beloved. ' .. t . .i,j , I Tha oaske to the reception room wuoo uW . pie serviies will be performed. a ronresfintfltive of the United great nation and died when that na tion was stiJl In the ho'ght of Itj power and his memory still honored Tha casket was placed in me hearao by the pall boarers and the cortege formed without Incident ! I MNir . --. 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