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DAILY , CAM TAL JOURNAL. SALKM, OKBGOX, MONDAY, AUGUST 4M,ilM6
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I. L STOCKTON
THE OLD WHITE CORNER
New Goods Arriving Daily
.. ( novelty Suitings In both light and tlnrlc shades, nit
40 BOIU V - ,. 11.1. OrtlnfT'o inirnlinona Inntliflrwl r.fln ..
dcslrauip rll'"0' "" ' a " ""v w
very
75c value"?
38c yd.
Wash Goods
A big assortment of 15c to 35.c values to. close out nt
,9c yd.
GREAT SHJRTWAIST SALE
50c to $7.00 values for 25c
and Cotton and Wool Waists
Real 50c to $7 Waists Reduced to
25c each
It is true that the styles nro not tho very latest but they will com-
t well Willi 111030 you uuruKiii iudi auusua unu nro uu
The silks nro in nil colors and nro worth tQn times tho
tho price we nsk for them.
pare very
wearing.
COSTLY BLAZE
AT ALBANY
Albany, Or., Aug. 24. Flro early
jttferday morning destroyed four
time bulldlncs In tho center of AI
Wnj'a teieteeas district, cnusl'ng a
lots of 116,150, with ,$8850 lnsut
nce. Brick walls on ench Bldo of
tit burned area provented a spread
tbe names. The following are
tit principal lesers:
Branch store of Ellcrs' Piano
fcsso of Portland, loss placed at
hltOO; Insuranco $5000.
Arcade bather shop, Druco &
futon, proprietors; loss $1200; in
Rttnce $600. Tho buildings con
tt'alng tho piano houso and harbor
fyp were both owned by Mrs. 8.
Banner, whofio loss is $1200; lit
Rnnce $900.
Oflco of Linn Bontoh Real Estate
(enpany; portion of offlco furniture
hrned; loss $200; no Insurance.
Billdlng owned by Dr. Stnrk; loss
$500. fully covered by insurance.
Stdter's Cash Storo (used a room In
tit rear of this building ns a waro
tow, and lost $200, with no Insur-
G." pnl Mryrle storo of A.
Sf r J !r on rtoek and tools In
i iv.oo, in- urance$500. Build
"E ' h Frank C Will: low
Htfl. h'.W inen-od.
JyMiMnn (, the bulldlnj-s burn--s
i v.' Differed ns follews:
W4 Fellows' Temple. Ion $200,.ful-
Wfcd drill' storo of nnrlrlmrt
J u i Odd Fellows bulldlnjr.
2se hv water $250, fully in
!J4. brlr'; building ownod by W
tTrredaV. d.niaKed $100.0 ovh
U irsjrjnrp. ,,iat.ginae window
"Hen m pnstoflieo nnd two store
!i First street from flro, loss
". iu.iv insured.
r waB!Vf Uxntlve Cough Syrup
J?ec!ary recommentlBrl for Mill.
iiM. . taste8 "early ns good ns
"gar Sold by nil drugglsU
MOONSTONE
For August
"Weftr "wnatone, or for thee
Xo congenial felloity."
T the rnl. received "8 name
inrtt Z enU becaUEe " was
L. one It T th ,raaBe of
J Sdle&s Hecate
ooauone lew!,,, ,
-bum uorn.
aw"k ?f Wrthstono Jewelry
"we for etery month, ,',
tf? Jewelry Store
puberty Streett.
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HAKRIMAN
GETS BUSY
IN0REG0N
(t'nltcd Tress tensed Wire)-'
Portland, Or., Aug.. 20. TWO mil
Hon dollars will bo spent by .the
Hnrrimnn Interests in building hotf
new line Into central Oregon, If tho
project Just announced by Harrlman
is carried to completion. The new
road will bo about 130 miles. long
Additional trnck will bo adaled during-
tho following years.
Work of construction on. tho now
lino will bo commenced about Do
cember 1, It Is -said. Before .dirt
will fly, oxlstlng surveys , mtlstbo
gono over, verified and brought up
to date. If tho Dosctiutcs rorute Is
followed by tho now lino, nn ont in
ly new survey must bo run for n
consldernblo dlstanco, for the Hnrrl
man engineers nave only mapped
out tho routo for a track about halt
way up tho Deschutes canyon lis
yet.
INJURED WHEN AllTO
RUNS. INTO TKKK
(United Tress tenrfed Wire.)
Helena, Mont., Aug;. 24. Mrs. D.
A. Choul, of Pasadena, Cal., and four
othor persons aro .under tho enro of
physicians todny following an auto
mobllo accidont which occurred yes
terday near Alliamabra, Mont.
Tho machine, which was tho prop
erty of Henry M. Parchnn of Helena
ran Into a trco and was almost to
tally wrecked. Mrs.' J. G. Sanders
of Dutto sustained fln sovcro cut'
across tho forehead. Her two daugh
tors wore also injured. Mrs. Choul
was only slightly Injured.
IUlOKKIl CIIAHOKI) kVt
WITH IlrilKZZLKMKN
(United 1'ress teiwel Wire.) n.V"
San Francisco, Aug. 22. John
Lynch, a broker of 'this clty,Uacefl
a chargo of felony embezzlomcnt
filed against him t.oday by J. V.
Crosby, audlto of tho Ocean Shore
Railway company. Crosby sworo to
a complaint todny chnrglng Lynch
with hnving embezzled ten bonds of
tho Ocean Shoro given him to soli.
Tho bonds aro valued nt $1000 each.'
Lynch js understood to bo under
nrrest. at Rono awaiting the arrival
of officers from this city.
SHOOTS THHKIO IN DANCE HAIJi
(United Tress tensed Wire.)
Snntn Rosa, Cal., August 2 1. The
ontlro pollco forco of tho city, aided
by a posso of deputy sheriffs nro
looking for a stfango Italian 'who
Into last night cntorcd a dnnco hall
nt Statin's hotel nnd shot ruthlessly
into tho crowd of dancers, wounu
Inng two countrymen and an Amoi
can. After tho shooting tho mnn es
caped from a mob that pursued
from tho hall. Tho unknown man
ontorcd tho dnnco hnll early In the
evening and began to bouavo m n1
boisterous mannor. Protosta wore
mndo and whon nn old man spoko to
tho strnnger asking .him to deslst.ho
became enraged and knocked the old
man down. .Instantly tho place was
In an uproar. Several men ac
vanced In a threatening manner
toward tho marauder who pulled a
rovolvor from his pocket and flred
directly Into tho crowd.
Three out o flvo Bhots took effect
Tho wounded men nro Babbobln Dn-
erlno, whoao condition is .critical
Stabino Cassaccla, shot in tho lett
ankle, and an American named Rite-
chie.
-ItOYOROFX PHltOSOPHY.
NURSE IS ADOPTED
BY MILTilONAHin
(United Press tensed Wire.)
Chicago, Aug. 24. Friends of
Alice W. Pngo, n Chicago girl, woro
surprised to learn tbday that she
hnd been adopted as a daughter by
John II. Converse of Philndolphlp,
banker nnd financial manager of tho
Baldwin Locomotivo WorkB.
Tho young lady, who Is 28 year
old, nursed Converse's wlfo for two
years before her death and Mrs.
Converse made n dying .request that
her husband would adopt tho girl.
MJbb Page, whose name io now
Alice W, Converse, is now in Eur
opo trnvoUng with hor foster-sister,
Mary Converge, who has been hor
chum for year's.
Miss Pngo will becomo Joint hoir
to an estato vnlupd at $10,00,0,000v,
WOMAN OI'JRNS HOUriETTK
GAME IN ItENO
(United Tress tensed Wire.)
Reno, Nov., Aug. 24. Church
women are; today trying to prevail
upon tho authorities to prevent Nan
Ropncy, a. San- Francisco .woman,
k'to of Goltiftold; troyi" conducting n
rouiotio uanK mat sno nas oponcn
1H' mis cuy. i i ,
Tho sheriff refused to act saying
that a woman. haf,tMmu,olwrlBUUrfi LBAAvroKQn.iCltjiourler,
conduct a gnmbling gnmo as a man ' Much has been said as rogardt
has, and tho religious women threat-; various ways of farm management
en to take their fight to tho stato in tho west, in Oregon, and also In
legislature Clackamas county; too much ban
Nan opened her bank hero Satur- hardly bo said. Thcso facts were
day night and nftor two hours 'play rocontly brought to our aitontlon
won $10,000 from Jack Fiynn, n vory forcibly in nn Intorvlow with
mlno mnnngor. Miss Roonoy wan Mr.- L. M. Hnworth, proprietor of
conducting n gnmo In Goldflold whon tho Sprlngdnlo Poultry Farm lo
Elinor Glynn visited that camp and cnted about n mllo nnd a half cant
hns received several lotters from tlu of Clackamas station. In this county
author of "Threo Weeks." Eight yoars ago Mr.. Hnworth
o - , camo to this stato from JlHuols, bo-
CAUGIIT ON TRESTLE K forc0(l to aook n bottor cllmato
IS KILLED 11Y TRAIN on account of his health. Ho loft
(United Tress tensed Wirt.) R ,ft fnrm fln(, ft bCnutful ,,omo
San Joso. Cal., Aug. 24-Lltllo whoh ,w do(J8 nQi Q
Herbert Hoorler, a 5-yonr-olrt son of s,n,0 hu8 gft,n inorfl tJjnn
Frank Hoelor, a prominent fruit man ilfl ,mck tQ h,B nomul
of Union district, lies dead today. comUton of onUh 8,nc0 ,10 cnnw
tho victim of a train nccldont yester-', ...
Tho lnd nnd two brotham woro, ... ' , . , v.
f- lilll UIIL1 11 U I I III1I11ULII II 111 u t
(By Fra Elbortus.l
Written in a alncero and kindly
desire to help tho young who do uoi
know, nnd tho older ones who tme
tlmes forget.
Tho les3 you require looking nf'.cr.
the moro nblo you are to stand !o.io
ahd compftto your tasks, the ;.-? rt
your rovnrd. Then It you cut ". i.
only do your work, but dlroo" !
tclllgputly and effectively tho cv:.-t
of others, your reward is In ;.:'.
ratio, nnd tho moro people : .i d-(
roct, and the higher tho Intel Upu"-?
you can rightly lend, tho moro val
uable la your' life.
Never carry mntchos loo30 Ii yvj
pocKets nnvo a motnl matoh-bo
Nevot nso lottor nnntr or r
opes to figure on or for monvj 0'.t
It showa you do not roallf t:-st'
tho first rosqulslto In buslu I i
economy. Tho snnie rule up?!'"
burning of lights that nre not n-rl-
uu; wiieuior more is a moio " a
'flat rate" mnkoa no difference
avoid waste,
Do not argue .with customers, nor
contradict thorn.
The mnn who endured everything
from rude customers nnd got oven by
selling them a bill mny not havo
boon actuated by tho host motives,
but his general policy was right.
Always bo circumspect and co.urt
ooub. Bear tho faults of Bomo, tho
impolltoncss of others, and- pardon
ovorybody sooner than yourself.
Responsibilities grnvltato Mo tho
p6rson who 'can Bhouldor them, and
rrowor flows to tho man who knows
how. Don't worryl
. The habit of borrowing small
sums of monoy anticipating pay
day Is a pernicious practice and
breaks many n friendship." It is no
klhdnoss to loan monoy to a pro
fessional borrower.
Don't touch poncils, poriB, erasers
or papor on another man's doak. un-
'losa ho is there. Tho Golden'. Rttlo
nppllcs woll horo, bb olaowhero. .
Tho love you liberate In your
work Ib tho only lovo you keep.' '
Tho mun with a dobt ho could not
provont, caused porhaps by sickness.
should go frankly to his frlond or his'
buslnoss chief. Shun tho monoy loan
shark as you would contagion. Pov
erty, discouragement, temptation,
too of ton crlmo, aro tho fruit of
that sort of ''confidential" financing.
We've Just Opened Our
First Shipment of
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4 12 yard sinno pt ttern I ncjtlisN6 UVJ alike
The colo.s harmonize perfectly with the new
, fall dress fabrics
OUR NOVELTV FALL DRESS GOODS
which we? placed on display 'ast week nro attracting unusual at
tention from Salem a best droaors because of tho beautiful fancy
woven do:lgii8 which aro tho latest crentlon of tho best forolgn nnd
domestic mills. 13 vory dross fabric that Is approved by Damo
Fashion this eeason will bo found In our assortment.
You can buy las.t yoar'a novelties at almost any prlco but whon
you want STRICTLY NEW FABRICS AT PRICES FIGURED ON
THE SPOT CASH BASIS GO TO
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JUST RECEIVED
MEN'S NEW FALL HATS
In the Latest Shapes
Our XX Grade at $1 .95
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Is cquif to any $2.50 hat at "regular stores"
Out XXX GAde at $2.25
. U mid At "regular itorcs" at $3.00 ;
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W nreahowlne shanea and dimensions, suitable for every fltrure.
Everything forlhe whole family at prceg that ORKDIT stores c&n'V Jj
match. K
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OWNED
IN WREGK
mother nnd ,
day.
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liiViiiuniiiK mill uiwij niwinvi "'" ' ,iiii-
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ScarB. In a tnlk concomlng his
county, Illinois and havo
SUSPECT RAILROAD MAN'S .
DAUGHTER OF SUICTDK.
(United Trees teased Wire,")
Paris, August 24. Whether Miss
Winifred ParsoiiB, of New York, r
daughter of tho late Charles Parson
president of tho Rome, Watertown
and Ogdensburg Railroad, commit
ted suicide or was accldently shot,
is a question, which' the authorities
aro Investigating today.
With a bullet wound in her heal
tho young woman was found dead
yesterday in hor apartments in Av
enue Inu, The police say it was n
case of suicide, while" her friends Ji
sl3t that death ws due ta accident.
It is known, however, thaOIlas Pe;
Bons' hatf been grieving .since her
fiancee, a young Frenchman, died of
consumption four months ago.
o ''
amusing thomsolves on a railroad
trostlo whon n train came suddenly
around a curve. Tho two older boys
Jumped from the trnck, but Horbort,
frightened motionless by tho rnpid
ly approaching train, stood rooted to
tho mlddlo of tho trostlo.
Tho onglne struck him with tec
rifle forco, hurling hia body Into tho
gulch, where It fell mangled ajid
llfelosa boslde his brother who had
J-umped from tho bridge.
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FiiiuoiiB California.
(United Tress tensed Wire.)
Monterey, Cal., Aug. 24. JUles
SImoneau, patrolt and beloved
friend of Robert Louis Stevenson,
and one of tho Interesting figures of
California's pioneer history, Is dead
today at his picturesquo homo in
this city.
The end camo late yesterday after
a long lllnese.
An admirable friendship sprang
up between him and the great Eng
lish novollst In 1879, when SImo
neau came to California.
Since the author's death SImo
neau Bohemian Restaurant has been
the mecca of Stevensonlan admirers.
In the volume of travels In Califor
nia Stevenson mentions the old man
with great affection.
SImoneau was born In Nantes.
France, 89 years ago. He was an
Invalid from childhood and In I860
he left his birthplace In search of
health. He finally landed In Mon
terey after a trip around tbe Horn,
nq daughter and four grandchildren
survive him.
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poultry farm Mr. Haworth gave us
tho following figures for 1907, which
business was obtnlnod from 172
lions, that produced eggs to tho
valuo of $440; value of lions and
chickens disposed of, $80; valuo of
addltlonal'stook, $21, making a tot
al for tho year of $54 C, from whlon
ho deducted tho total cash expenses
of kcoplng tho fowls, which included
tho feeds, grits, etc., $130, which
leaves a net Income from 172 hens
of $410. His Jnylng Block was
made up for Leghorn, Brown and
Buff, using tho Buff Orpington for
Betting. In connection with the
poultry buslnea' on this 18-acre;
farm ho has raised potatoes on A
small scale, from which he has re
alized in the neighborhood of $300,
or a grand total of approximately
$700; the work' being all done bjy
himself and his 16-year-old o
which Included the care df four
eowB. lip Is confident that with trb
proper caro and attention and with
Increased stock the 18 acres coijl.
be made to n6t him over $1800 J,
year. Mr. Haworth Is a practical
farmer and Is enUiuslsatlc over tly
chicken ranch ant has mado hfs
small farm of 18 acres pay him w$
with illttlo labor, as one can
from tho above atatementB, showiij
that considerable more might he
done with appropriate labor ah
facilities .
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M'COURT To tho wife of James II.
McCourt, at the Salem hospital
Sunday, August HZ, 1908, at 10
p. m. a ten pound baby glri.
Emma Louella.
Vnthcr and ehlld doing Elce'lV,
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Bergen, Norway, Aug. 24. Pan
Bangers who escaped from tha .Nor
wegian Btcamer Fofgca Fondon,
which sank threo minutes nftor
striking' near Skonovlks, today do
Bcrlbo tho torrlfic panic following the
collision of tho boat with tho roqks
and declare that they thfnki moro
than 40 perished. Tho first report
was that not more than that number
had gono down with tho ship.
Flftoon bodlcfl have been recover
ed and a Hoarch for tho remainder 1
Veins mado todny. Tho Btcamor car
ried 70 passongors, all of whom
woro nntlvoa. ,Thoso who woro res
cued say that many of those aboard
lost control of thomselvon and leap
ed overboard beforo llfq-boatB were
lowered. Boatfl from shoro'rcachod
tho bcoiio too Into to bo of any assistance.
POLICE SQUAD TO
OA1TUIH3 DOG
San Frnnclsco, Alig 24.-r-Flvo
pollcomon aro todny being hailed ni
heroes of tho department bocaus
thoy captured a dog yeBterdny afjt
ernoon after threo hbura fight with
the canine, which had terrorized
two ftreels and a restaurant. Tho
dee first put In an appearance ou
Morkot street where It'a peculiar
actions caused women and children
(ii flee In terror. A call was sent In
Tor the pollco and tho dog continued
on It's way undisputed. It .ran up
Turk street and Into tho uprftalrg of
a "building occupied as a bakory and
restaurant.
A rlot-'call was sont In to tiio
llco station by pooplo who thopgkt
the dog was mad and a 4(t of
pollco headed by Captain Dwke re
sponded. Tho poUce'8UrrWiltf,taA
building and threo of the braves
went up stairs. Tho log yelled and
the police fired at It ami. .retreated
In disorder. The dog ran up a flight
of stairs where it woo given undlw
puted possession. Duke1 and three
men climbed onto tho root with the
Intention, of JctUng aan. dovn to
a window by a rope, but tliey fouriu
this Impossible njjd,, xQAtred onc?
more Intojhjroojp otupled yiM
dog. This time Captain Duke walked,
un to the dog and shot It twice
more. The dog qu!rned, and Veiled"
and again the police .tetroatod. But;
.
DO YOU WIn TO ATTEND s4A
GOOD SCHOOL? f
WILLAMBTTI3 UNIVKRgry Y wijth
Its new $60,000 building iI
please you? Why go East to ci
lege? , Here are. flrst-clnis co'llA
and preparator coinea and fine 6p
portunltioa In the study of Music,
Oratory, Theology, Medlclno, Lar,
Teaching. Expenses roa'spnabfe;
jiurroundlnga , hoalthfii.1; beautiful
campus; 45 profosorfl. For cata
logue nddrcaa President Uomnn, Ik
lorn, Oregon,
7-21-eod & w-lmo '
O' '
IlulhlliiK COHfractoro, AtteitlOM,
Bids aro Invited for tho construc
tion of Eaton Hall, at Wlllamotto
University, Snlem, Orogon,
Building la about OCxlGO foet In
stao nnd threo atorloa high, built of
brick with atono trimmings. Fur
nnco blast hntliiK and ventilation,
sanitary plumbing.
Bids will ho filed with Ameda M.
Smith, Ui tho olflco of Woatorn Clny
Manufacturing Co., Fonton building,
Port. mid, Orogon, up and until 10
o'clock n. m Ttlosdny, August 25,
1U08.
Plana and xpoclrlcatlona can bo '
procured nt ofllce of Woatorn Clay
Mfg, Co., Fonton building, Portland,
Orogon; offlco of -A, A, Loo, Halom,
Oregon; A. J3. Enton, Esq., Union,
Oregon, nnd tho nrchltocts of build
ing, J. E, Tourtellotte & Co., UoU,
Idaho,
Heating will not bo lot In gouerat
contract, but blda for heating filed
and pposed at tlmo bids for general,
coatraetaro opened.
A certified check In the sum of
$100,0. mado payable to Atrjoda M.
8miyj trustee of Willamette Univer
sity, fllod with each bid submitted on
genoral contract, said nmoiiut for
feited if blddor rofusea or U unnblo
to eater Into a contract and furnish a
good and sufficient bond in tho sum
of $25,000 within two weeks aftur
being uotlflod ho has 'been awarded
tho contract,
Building committee resorves thd
right to accept any. or reject all
bids. . 8-13-tf
If you take Kodol In the beginning
the bad atacks of Dyspepsia will bo
avoided, but if you allow these lit
tle attacks to go unheeded It will
take Kodol a longer time to put your
Btoinaciiw condition ngalu.
Get a bottle of Kou j todar. Sold
by nil drugged
G, V. M.ASO.V BOX CO.
11 Miller St., Stouth Salem, manu
facturer of all klaJs of boxes. crato
and fruit dryer acceiorlM, Phone
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