daily capitae jounxAL. salem, oregon, Friday, auoust 14, 1009.
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J. L. STOCKTON I
THE OLD WHITE CORNER
Great 5ale of;
Wash
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EVERY PIECE OF WASH GOODS
IN OUR STORE IS NOW OFFERED
AT A GREAT SACRIFICE.
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Monday's 9c Sa!e
WILL RE ONE OF THE GREATEST
WASH GOODS EVENTS OF THE
SEASON, AS AVE WILL ON TlIA'r
DAY SELL J 2)4 TO 00c VALUES
AT l)c A YARD
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TERRIBLE
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CHEAP MEAT
IS THING
OF PAST
(United ProBB Leased WIroV)
-o
TTn count married tho daughter or
i rich Llabon bankor three yonra ago
and for a time lived happily with her.
7o years Inter both his wlfo and
child dliappearod, and to questions
concerning their whorcnboutB Mai-
j,luoue,.. bu,u u .; - Kansas City, Aug. 14. Cheap boor
1 " I Is a thing of tho paHt. becnuBo Innd
A police Investigation was finally has becomo so valuablo that thoro U
ordered, and dotectlvos vlulted tho not enough mngo to kcon meat prices
wcBfi rc-idonco a fow nlghta ago down, according to Colonol Iko
BrtiUng a tightly sealed door lend- Prior, president of tho Cattlo Rnls-
"4btonn attic chainbor, they found 0rs' Association of Texas, who is horo
ti rcjncss chained to tho wnll, her todnv
tatore distorted by surforfng, bfrr',' Colonel I'rldr blhrhea tho fact that'
hlr white, and her form roducod nl- tho ranges nro being cut up Into
Cost to a skeleton. small farms for tho rntihl advnnco of
! The child, In a worso conditio beef. Ho says thousands of calvus
thin its mother, lay on a pile of rags Woro slaughtered in Texas last year,
Is a corner, half dead rrom hunger bocauso thoro was no feeding ground
d neglect. whoro tho ranchors could run them
So impaired hnd tho mind of tho untu they grow up. " - '
rouateji uecomo by hor foarful sur
fe'lng that sho could not glvo an nc
enrate acount of hor imprisonment.
The servants confessed thnt mother
ad child had been held in tho nttlr
daring the entlro yoar, fed only an
I'ad and water,
la de'enso of his notion, tho count
nerteJ that ho believed his wlfo
lid acrpcd attentions from a naval
'Seer, wh&e name ho refused to
lire Ho admitted that ho had noth
l!J more thnn suspicion on which to
le his ocuaatlon8. Why ho had
Wshed he child, as well as tin
coiher, for the lattor's alleged Infl-
w-'X he could not oxnlaln.
C King Manuel and Queon Amellu
tre to visit the count's. estnto imon
a:!rntlon of the porlod of court
jirong for tho death of tho Into
'fX of tho countess' Imprisonment
t irrmed'ntely cancelled their en-
nSSffC't. and thov nrriernri Mnrirnl.
I. ho Sever to annum- In thnlr nrnm.
SPECTACLE
THCrilB EYE HELPS itf RIGHT
E 1IUHTERS AND HEAD-
ACHK MAKERS, IF WRONG
ttho c.u prevent your having
m wrong u you don't got them
lX tbe r,6ht place? Not tho aver-
' pectacle seller. His .busl-
a" m to bo to get your
haraewed with a pair that
ftes Jour fancy and opens your
Pane.
knowing tho optical
U is by
l7lne" th8h7 and attend
a t0 " properl, that we hope
t0 bUJd 8nd ep a reputation.
CHINESE
UPRISING
GROWING
(United Prois Leased Wire.)
Saigon, Fronch Indo Chlnn, Aug.
14. Tho Chlneso uprising which was
reported by the French authorities to
havo boon ernshed a fow weeks go,
Is assuming dangerous proportions
again,
The British consul nt Fu Chow has
asTcpd the authorities at Canton to
sonu gunboats to protect tho Euro
pean merchants In the coast towns.
Dilgandngo In tho interior is gain
ing ground, and reports oew dep
redations are being received co'ntlnu
al'y. At tho same tlmo piracy is
prevalent off tho coast, and tho situ-
l-ntton Is rapidly becoming crltlcnl
Small merchant ships move at great
porlL Six aro reported to havo been
ovohauled and captured by pirates in
I the last week. '
FOUR DROWN
WHEN BOAT-CAPSIZES
SfL1 Sl0re
-say streets.
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Kllborn, Wis. Aug. 14. Search
ing parties today are dragging the
Wisconsin' river for the remains of
the four members of a launch party,
who were drowned yesterday after
noon through the capsizing of the
pleasure bout..
Tho boat carried nine passenger,
Ave of thpra bejng saved. Those
drowned were: -
Edward Pfelffer and son, Ralph,
MIs Mabel Ward and Mrs. W. O. ;
Heath, all of Chicago.
The party was returning from a
trip from tbe Dells, when the launch
wai overturned by the waves of a
passing steamer.
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WOMAN; PRAGTICES
ON SALOONMAN
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San ..Francisco, Mi'g.;'14.-Mjs.'
"DhckBlo" Rosonbaum-Rogors-Dunh,
who recontly created a scene at At
lantic City by .horsowhlpplng,. her
husband) James Dunn, Is In San
Francisco today searching for hint,
with tho supposed Intention of again
chastising him for his alleged infidel
ity, -.'u
Just to show that sho had nrrlvo'd,
Mrs.-Dunn Inst tilght ontored the sa
loon of Dan Dean, formerly manager
of the Savoy Hotel, of which her hu
band was proprietor, and assailed
Dean with a fusillado of flatten fT-,
wlno gln.8003 and cuspidors, until lid
wo3 forcod to call upon his bartend
er for rolnforcoments. Having sntlj
fled herself that, hor prowess 'had In
nowlso diminished, Mjb. Dunn beat
nn honorablo retreat, Doan wns at n
1089 to explain why ho had boon mado
tho object of Mrs. Dunn's wrath.
Mr3. Dunn's matrimonial experi
ences havo been varied. HeY first
hUBband, "Duckslo" Rosonbaum,
qommitted suicide in this city. The
widow thon married a young adver
tising man, Harry Rogers, but sought
a divorco after a few months, r..
mnrking that the oxperjonco hnd C03t
her $G0,000. Hor marrlngo to Jas
Dunn followed, ntnl was productlvq
of much family turmoil. Sho fu
nhhed monoy for tho lenso of the
Savoy Hotel, and established hor
husband ns manager. A short time
ngo ho mysteriously disappeared, anil
sho has slnco boon constantly on his
trail.
ATLANTIC FLEET "
AGAIN WEIGHS ITS
ANCHOR TOMORROW
(United Prcs Leased Wlro.)
(Dy H. Loo Clotwo'rthy, United Prcsu
Correspondent Aboard U. S. S.
Georgia.)
Auckland, Aug. 14. Tho ofllclnl
reception to thq ofllccrs and mon of
tho Atlantic fleet wns brought to nn
ond tonight with a brilliant stnto ball
at tho Government Houso.
Premier Sir Joseph Wnrd was the
master of coromonlcs, nnd Admlrnl
Sperry wai the, guest of honor. Tho
1 o'clock tomorrow morning, nnd this
wns a day of rest with tho olllcors
and men. Tho admiral. and ofllcons
returned from Rotorua this morning
after one of tho most dollghtful ex
cursions they ovor onjoyod.
TJ10 peoplo of Now Zealand arn
planning a great demonstration of
farewell whon tho fleet departs for
Sydney tomorrow. Salutes will bo
flrcd from ovory chip in tho hnrbor,
o&d tho Rrltlsh bnttlcshtps Powcrfur,
magnificent ball room of tho state Encountor nnd Pioneer, which have
homo wbb crowded with officers', high ljon horo bIuco tho tluntlc floot has
govornment officials and protty wo- boon at anchor In tho bay, will nc
mon. I company tho white squadron to Syd-
Tho fleet is to leave hero nt 8 njsy.
Notitv. paymont thoroof rofusod unless pre-
....... ... Isonted for paymont within 00 days
Notice is hereby given that on nf(or Juy ,.tf Jn uccordunco wltIl
order of tho county court of Mnrlon ' provisions of Sections No. 2G32,
county, Orogon, tho following wnr-f2033 and 2C34, Dolllnger nnd Cot-
rants outstanding against. vMarlou
county Issued sovon years prior to
July, 100S, will ha cancollcd nnd
ton's. Codps und Stntutcs of Oregon.
R. D. ALLRN,
County Cl'ork.
Warrants outstanding for
Nof Dnte.
sovon years prior to July, 1908:
Namo.
Amt
124.
123
128.
2S2.
2GG.,
274.
283.,
289.,
449.,
598.,
.July
.July
.July
.Aug.
.Aug.
.Aug.
.Aug.
.Aug.
1900... H. O. Snltmash.., . ..$1.70
9.
9.
9,
9,
1900.
1900.
1900.
9, 1900. ...Chas. Mluklor 1.70
9, 1900.... A, D. Smith 2.20
9, 1000... ..Mrs. Alllo Lyons 1.70
1900...Klttlo Plrklns 1.70
, Mnbol Rhodes 1.7f
.Mrs. Toy 1.70
.0. L.Thompson 1.00
Sep. 3, 1900.... Francos Bartoz 1.70
.Oct. 4, 1900.,. ..W. P. Graham ' 1.00
C92 ;....Oct. 4, 1900.... M. F. Hays 1.00
,58G..., Oct. 4, 1900... Walter Hoiseil. . . ., 1.7(1
585 ....Oct. 4, 1900... Jos. Plllstor 1.70
590....!.'. '.'..j. .Oct. 4, 1900... Honry Schncht 2.40
G35 ."..". .Oct. 4, 1900.... Roy Stelllnger 1.70
037 Oct. 4,. 1900.... Jay 8tolllngr. . .,. ., 1.70
G3G. ,Vj?f ...". . . .Oct, 4, 1900. . . .Mrs, Stelllnger 1.70
588.. sit'. ....,. Oct 4, 1900.,.. B. H, Thompson 1.70
1055...'?....;,. ...Nov, 12, 1900... W. J.
1217 .Doc. G, 1900.... A. J.
1312 Jan. 10, 1901. ..B. Phllps '2.00
1404 Jan. 11, 1901... John Wntorbury 1.70
1389 Jan. 11, 1901... John Eaau !. . . 1.20
1852 Mar. 8, 1901.... R. N, Horno 2.20
23G7..; Juno 10, 1901.. Peter Back 1.70
n . 8-14-3t
Horritt 3.10
Devanoy 1 . . , . 1.00
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' OF SINGLE
LEGGED MEN
London, Aug. 14, A(ter jieg-leg-ging
briskly from Dover, PjrBs'dont
Rosin, of tlio Union' of Fronch Men
dicants, established some time agot
in Marseillo?, arrived In Lottdon to
day to arrange for a convostiOn df
one-legged men at tho French-British
exposition. If well received by
the British one-legged mon,- he In
tends to bring a strong delegation of
bis crippled countrymen.
'"I don't want any humbugs," ho
said upon his arrival in Dover, "but
genuine, hard-working, honest Brit
ish pedlars' or Itinerant mustclam
with only ono log apiece. Think what
a fine picturesque thing it would be
to have a parade of French and Enj.
Hsh one-legged men."
DRKSSKD WKLTj AND
SWINDLED GROCERS
(United Press Leased Wire )
Lo Angeles, Cal . Aug 14 Ac
cused of swindling Los Angelea Job
b'ors otrtlSrWf$D0d0,'BtockSof gro
ceries by 1 wearing a now suit of
clothes&ach day' for two weoks, Wli
Ham Davis, known horo as William
Thatcher, is under arrest at Cincin
nati. Steps were taken today to
have him returned to this city for
trial.
Davis disappeared from Los Angv
les u month ago, after ho had sold
out below coita $5000 stock of gro
ceries he. had secured on credit from
local jobbers. In obtaining credi
tors uayia depended entirely on hu
pergonal appearance. He mingled
with tho local groer. and each day
appeared in a, different suit of
clothej. When credit men inquired
into his financial standing his ac
quaintances did not hoiltato to give
him a high rating, on tbe strength
of tho manucr, u which he dressed.
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Wo have provided tor ovory momber of tho family, from tho llt
tlo tots who want tho soft moccasins up to tho grandpas, who wear
tho wldo comfortable No. 13, nnd wo'ro showing styles nnd quali
ties Btiltablu for ovory class of wear,
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In rogular holghtB nnd high tops. ' Tho uppers romnln soft nnd
pliable after tho hardest 'wonr. Thoy nro especially sultnblo for hard
wear miring tho rainy sonBot,.
Our spot cash plan of bunlnoas enables us to undersoil "itfKular ;
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CUTTINO DISTANCE ON
TIIH SOUTIIKRN PACIFIC
(United Pross Leased Wlro.)
Orovlllo, Cal., Atig. 14. It was
announced hero today that, following
tho vislfot ' Hnrrlraun nnd Jullua
Krutschnltt, suporlntondout of. con
struction of tho Southorn Pnctllc
railroad, to this coast, work will bi
commenced nt onco on the straighten
ing out of tho curves In tho mountain
division botwoon Sacramouto and IU
no, Novadu.
Tho Union Construction Company
lino boon glvon a contract to build
straight track from Colfax to Cllppec
Cap, n dlstanco of 20 iiiIIoh. Thn
now road will go through a tunnol,
td bo constructed In order to avoid a
sharp curvo around what is known
ns Capo. Horn. This Itttlo ploco of
road will cost $2,000,000.
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