Daily capital journal., August 28, 1908, Page 5, Image 5

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NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY
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GEORGIA FLOOD
IS RECEDING
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Dress Goods
Special
40 noirs of novklty
SUITINGS IX OTH LIGHT
XSD ABK SHADES, ALL
VEItV DKSIKAHLK PAT
TEIlNS, THIS SPRING'S PUR
CHASES INCLUDED.
50c TO 73c VALUES '
38c yd
Wash
Goods
A IJIG ASSORTMENT OF
15c TO uc VALUES TO
CLOSE OUT AT
9c yd
Great
Shirtwaist
Sale
SILK, COTTON AND WOOL
WAISTS, 50c TO $7.00 VAL
UES FOR
25c
HIS TItl'K THAT THE STYLUS ARK NOT THE VERY LATEST, HUT THEY WILL COMPARE VERY
Villi WITH THOSE YOU HOUGHT LAST SEASON AND ARK STILL WEARING. THIS SILKS ARE
IX ALL COLORS AND ARM WORTH TEN TIMES THE PRICK WE ASK FOR THEM.
Rea6 50c to $7.00 Waists Reduced to 25c
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rand Opera House
J0II.VF. COHDRAY, MnnnKcr
aturday, August 29
1i C. H, Kerr presents tho Now
tfiTor'te comedtonno and prima
linty Grace Cameron
Vj lite t rau,cl comody succesa
little DoIIie Dimples"
,ri by 'Up great comodlnn
j u: and a cat of -10.
truJup:.uii carried by com-
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in conskkvation
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in the coming
f the Ponser-
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airman, and the Nn
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Josepr B. Hansdell,
'. prudent, I largely
'f' . a Is ihown by the
"i-otighout the country
'if fow weeks. The
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Bxf, give promise t;
.'ii-Miy attended by. the
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i nnturnl rosourcea and In watorwny
Improvements.
Although no special effort lms
boon mndo to bring together tho
lending exports nml onthuolnstlc
workers for tho cuusoi roprccnled,
letters received by tho prcsjdont of
tho Rivers nnd Harbors congress and
nnd tho secretary of tho Conserva
tion commission show that tho woo,'
of Decombor 7th in Washington will
bo crowded with 1nportnnt mooting.'
Tho Conservation commission will
moot on Tuosdny, tho Sth, whllo tho
National Convontton of tho Rlvors
and Harbors congross will bo hold
on tho 9th, 10th nnd 11th of De
cembor.nt which 5000 delegntoa nro
o.xpocted.
AnioiiK tho governors who lmvo.
already Indicated their Intention of
holug preaent at the Comervatlon
coniniiminn meeting, nnd who will
remain over to attond the National
Riven and Ilarbore congi'ese, are:
Hoggett. of Alaska: Prenr. of
Hawaii; Wileon of Kentucky. Guild
of MMMPhuertte. Warner of Mich
igan, Jobnrn of Mlnnmrota, OlP"n
of North Curollun! Poat of Porto
Rice, Cummliu of Iown, Drooks of
Wyoming, and Sholdon of Nebratka.
These atato oxeoutlvoe have inT
tlmated their proeenoe In Wnahlng
ton durlug the ieriod montloiiod.
while many others nro yet to be
heard from.
It 'is expected that In conjunction
with tl annual nation oonvojiUona
of the Rivera nnd Harbor oongroea
aud the National Conservation com
mission, President Roosovelt will
ask the attendance of tho govornors
of all tho statos into conforonco
largely patterned after tho wonder
fully successful moetlng at tho
White House last spring, and from
which vast boneflts havo already ac
crued. During the neoct month or six
weeks both tho president of the
Rivers and Harbors congress, Repre
sentative Ransdoll. and tho chair
man of tho Conservation commis
sion, Chief Forester Plnchot, will be
busily engaged In addressing con
ventions upon tho subjects of Inter
ior waterways and tho conservation
of natural resources. Mr. Plnchot,
land, in all probability, Mr. Ransdell,
will address the National Editorial
association to be held In Boston on
August 21-27. Mr. Ransdell wilV
speak before tho National Irrigation
congress to be held at Albuquerque,
.New Mexico, September 29 to Oc-
tober3. Vior-Presldent Fairbanks
and President Ransdoll nro sched
j uled fqr addrsses at the convention
of tho Upper Mississippi River Im
provement as'cclation, to bo held at
CHnto, Iowa. September 22-24. Both
Mr. Plnchot artf Mr Ransdell nro
er-vTT-d at thl farmers' Natloaal
crrroe, to be held at Madison,
Wlwonais, September 24-28.
imatrum Plmhat and rtoemuiy
tho American Bankers' association
which meets nt Donvor Soptembcr
28 to October 1.
Among tho many organizations
lmvo held thol'r annual coucenttons
conservation of nntniral resources,
nnd Improvement of tho waterway
of tho Unltod Stntcs had enrnost
soclatlon of Manufacturers, which
met In Now York City In May, tho
National Education nsioclution nt
Clovclnnd In Juno; tho Yollow Pine
Lumbor association nt Chlcngo . In
July, nnd the Chautauqua Institu
tion nt Jnmostown, N. Y., July 2C
to Augurt 1, nt which meotlngs com
mltteoH woro nppolntod nnd rusn
lutiona adopted looking to n com
prehonalve movomont on tho part of
the general government for tho con
servation of our natural resournoe
and tho improvement of tho nation's
water highways.
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KINK YOUTH DISAPPEAR
ON SAN FRANCISCO HAY
(United Tree Lwuttxl Wire.)
San Francisco, Auk. 2S Thr pat
ents of five young men and the en
tire foroe of tho Potrero police itn
tion nre today searching for tho
youths who have boon out in the bay
in a light bark and dressed only In
tights, slnco oarly yesterday morn
ing. Tho boys aro Asker Fort, Rob
ort Haslott, Frank McGuIre, Own
Haley and Frnnk Thompson.
Thoy left tho boat house of the
South End Rowing olub at n!n
o'clock yestorday morning and have
not boon seen since. Tho police
launch "Patrol" soarched the south
orn end of tho bay with a search
light last night and is today out;
iuuiMiH iur mw iniDouih wu. dh.w...
is thought that they wore oarriod by
a stiff broozo on to tho mud flats nt
tho south of tho olty and havo beon
eniablo to get off. It Is learned that
somo of tho boys may be In a critical
condition as they woro all dressed
In light costume.
(United Press Leased- Wire.)
Atlftttfn f1 t .. nn - a. .
I n-iumii, uii., ivug. -i, ucporu
from Augusta today say that the
wntert are receding antl that many
of the destitute people nro now re
colvlng relief under an organized
system. Fifteen nro reported to bo
dead. Most of them aro negrors.
The rains have ceased In tho up
per Savannah vglloy and at Augusta
tho river is falling. The prospects
nro bettor today than at any ttmo
since floods bognn tho 'first part of
tho week.
Tho full number of tho -dead still
is unknown but it is now believed
that It probably will not be w great
as at first estimated.
Tho wator Is still deep in tho
streets of Ar.igustn nlid tho property
Iobb there cannot fnll below a million
dollars. Somo estimate.? today place
It at two millions.
When tho wires nro patched and
roportB b'egin comlnK In It Is honed
that tho general results t.f tnc floodtt
will not prove as serious ns has been
Indicated, though there "Is no hope
for tho crops In most of tho flooded
districts.
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ONLY TWO
fContliniod from Page 1.)
. nnd everything movonblo was lnshrd
light. According to tho story of En-
glneor Hardy, who with a ooamnn,
wns snvod, tho typhoon enmo with
terrific forco anil a soa washed over
.tho doomed tnwnp Bhlp whoso on-
(glncs woro forcing It In tho tooth of
tho galo. Tho son washed Into tho
j flroroom nnd when tho stonm drop-
P0d tho vohsoI'b bond payod off and
tho sons waHhod ovor tho doomed
jBtonmor's sldo. It sank so quickly
' thnt tho mon below docks woro
caught on tholr way up from tho
onglno room and drowned.
Hardy and tho Boamnn woro snvod
by bolng washed ,upon a llfoboat
which had boon overturned In nn ef
fort to launch It. Tho vorsoI
clonrcd from Knrnpsu, Aug. 24. Two
days later tho typhoon broko nnd tho
vessol was dostroyed.
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Hoppickers' Supplies
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Our Gloves for. Hoppickers
are much better qnntlty for the price than Inst yoar, owing to tlm
lonr price of glove lenthor. Wo lmvo an enormous stook of CAN
VAS GLOVES In nil sts for Ohfldreii, Womou and MOn.
Overalls, Denim and Covert Coats, Sliirfs,
Shoes, Ladies' Wrappers, Wool .
and Cotton Blankets, .
Comforts
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OUR LINE OF FALL
UNDERWEAR . . .
Is now ready for you. "Rogular stores" can't match our prlcoa
bocauso vo flguro profits on tho Bpot cash bnsh?. You will find
overy weight and quality suttablo for this ollmnto In our lino thld
Benson. Tho demand for I , ! tli 3:iLl
NORTH HOSIERY
Is conbtantly Increasing bocauso North Hoso aro mado hotter
than ordinary brands. Thal'H why thoy wear longor.
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RAILROAD
fContlnuod From Pngo 1.)
and tho Oregon Electric compnny.
Upon his arrival lioro tho railroad
ofllcinl wont Immodlntoly to sou City
Englnoor Parrot. Ho stated that as
soon ns ho wns glvon tho propor
grndo by tho city engineer, a foroe of
men would bo put to work on North '
High street, nnd that the lowering!
of tho trnok would bo pushed to
. y L!
wved,- icxzdsi UMos'e
Everything for the Whole Family
sra
completion nt . tho onrllst posslblo
doto. According to tho onglnoorB It
will roqulro about throo wookH to
put the trnok wlioro it bolongs.
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HUE WII''K WHO IN
TURN ASKS DIVORCE
San Francisco, Aug. 28. Sennit-
tlonnl divorce papers aro In tho
hnnds of tho county clork here to
day, prosontlng tho 'claim of Mrs.
Loo I). Coats for separation from hor
husband, a wooltUy inula buyer antll
mining innu, reJldlng nt the I'sii1-)
mont hotol.
Tho wlfo'u nrtlon l In tho nnturn
of n countor milt opposing n suit
bnvught by Coats a few days ago for
tho recovery of 13,200 alleged to
bo hold by hor Illegally. At tho
ttmo it was lllud it wa said Coats
would pooh make application for dl
vorcu. Mts. Coatg ontlolpatod him
by filing her suit llrst.
In hor oomplHlut the wlfu mnkoa
tuYtlluf charges of lulldsllty and
misbehavior on.llio ptut of hor hus
band, asks for an equltublo division
of the community property.
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SEPT. M9
Salem. Ore.
EXCURSION TRAINS
and, Special Rates
SEPT. li-1!)
Salem, Ore.
OREGON
STATE FAIR AND
EXPOSITION FO
The LARGEST and BEST PACIFIC COAST FAIR
CAPTURE GANG
OF PICKPOCKETS
(JIAV Pwi "wj,! P-?un)
San Francisco, Aug. 28. Four al
leged pickpockets, believed by tho
police to bo members of a gang who
have been preying on people coming
Into this filty at tho Third Street de
pot, are being hold in Jail pending
an Investigation. Tho men aro Ed
ward Opponhelmer, Harry Emerson,
Tony Parmaglni and Tony Charlie.
The gang has been In tho practice
of waiting for tho overland train ev
ery day and boarding tho streetcars
with the passengers taking advan
tage of tho confusion to pilfer their
nockets of valuables. Many com-
plants havo boon received by the po
lice of this petty thelvlng aud de
tectives who were pot on the caso
bellev they have tho rnlcrcants
Kennrdv - Laxat ve Co"gh Syrap
i- ,..Qiinm. rocrtmmpniled for inil
children nnnn
, 14th. i v
Mondiiy,
RESKRVKD IVOXES OAN UK HAD IN AH
VANCK FOR THE RACKS
CHILDRK.V
Saturday, lUlli
Greatest Exalblt at any Coast Fair.
Now buildings all complotod.
Walks and grounds tho fllnost. ,
Freo camping for thousands.
Agricultural collogo to hold meotlnga.
Races six dnyu; oommonoo Monday,
Froo ovonlng ontortninmonta, ,
McElroy'u Band and Orchostra,
Promluonl mon will speak,
Fancy fitook shown dally.
Complete Program for Six Days-Two Great Shows Day
and Night-Something Doing Every Hour
One:Hundred Thousand Oregon I People Attend the Fair
and are BetterJor it.
A WEEK OE PROFIT PORYOU! ENJOYMENT FOR THE FAMILY!
SUMMER SCHOOL FOR ALL!
Low Rates
Salem, Oregon
Sept. 14-19.
COME
Low Rates
Salem, Oregon
Sept 14-19
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