Daily capital journal., August 28, 1908, Page 8, Image 8

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PAILY CAPITAL JOVKfAtt, 8AtMtf, OKgQOW, FBIDAV, JPMT 6, i68
Special Orders
Taken
Wc have Just received n bltf lot of wimple rnlit
coats from tlio best Nev Vork ninkor. Silk nnd
Snlln Ilubbcrizc.il nud light Covert In nil colors.
Special orders Mill be tnken until Monday.
pricks from
$13.50 to $50.00
Special
Our ontlro lino of fancy nnd
plain Llngorlo Shirt WnlsU,
trlnwuod with ombroidory, laco
uiid insertion. In this big
showing all bIzcb arc represent
ed. IlO'lttced One-Third la
Prices.
Special
Bilk Glovca. Tho Colebrateil
"Knyser" Glovo nmdo with
double tipped fingers, 12 and
1G button lengths, blnck,
whlto and colors, usually sold
for 2.00 now ."c.
that will be of Interest to many
that Is that the Ringllng Brothers
have a veritable corner on tho cir
cus business, being tho owners of
tho Barnum & Bailey shqw nlong
with their numerous other circuses.
Tho complaint is made out ngnliut
"Otto Itlngllng, John Ringling, et nl,
co-partners doing business under tho
firm namo of Barnum & Bailey."
The owners of the circus have 5"v
en day? In which to nnswor the con
plaint and appear In this city for
tr'al, In default of which the plain
tiff may secure a judgment nnd hnvo
tho circus attarhed. Carey Martin
Is the attorney for tho plaintiff.
CITY SUED
m WORK
OF MOBS
that it waB Imposslbleto doter him,
Jcnklni sold ho threatened to shoot
anyone who tried to Intorfere in or
derto prevent further bloodshed."
Captain Hnlns wore civlllnn
clothes today and sat through the
hearing with his head on his hand.
His eyoi hada meaningless vacant
stare, though he was pnlo and clear-
lyagltated. Jenkins wan keenly
alert. He talked, frequently with
counsel.
Roberts, Charles Baker, tho officer
who made tho arrosts, and Dr. Frye,
tho coroner's physician, were the
only witnesses. Gonoral Hnlns, fa
ther of the defendants was present.
dolegates wore ready to
4fenrj,
POSTOfflOE
"Mum" 19c
for a regular 2Co valuo.
Your monoy back if Mum
falls to rollovo.
Mum Id your friend.
Gill Edge I5c
Shoo Polish soils nt 2Gc
our prlco lRc. Wo'ro right for
Shoo Sundries.
JUST RECEIVED
FOR MEN
A now lino of tho fmiioim
Covert "Kaikai" Suits
Strictly Union nmdo nnd tho work
Ingmnn'n frluttd.
Men's Suits $9.50
Thoso nro bona fldo reduc
tions nnd nil now styles. It
pnys to Investigate.
Men'j Shoes $1.10
to close. Canvas Shoes and
Oxfords Lots of good wenth
or yet.
Wm mttrtm V'iJntH JFrfWfwrmy aJM nil) ll IM ll
cucz41
w
jer.
I
IlimillimilllllWft;;
City News!
UMiiinmniiifiiHiii-f
Weather.
ihowers toulght and Snturday.
Marriage Llcninc
Marriage llconsoH woro Is mod yes
Urday to Charles N. I.tdd, aged 27,
of Orogon City, and Mdnn Lit D.iki,
K1 10, of Salem, and to Gurllold
ka. Vogot, Hgud 30, nnd Hohii A.
XHgfll, ngod 20, both of Hiilom.
Want Rrlrgnlc la Mailing
Mn.. Rodgers hns, received tot
ter t n tho officials of tho Trniu
Mtsslnsli p Commercial congress, to
bo hold nt Han Fruuclscn on Heprom
bor i. nnd tliu National Irrigation
congress, to bo held nt Auhurnuor
que, Now Moxlen, 8optomber 29,
asking him to appoint four dologutoa
from Hnlem to eneh of thewo gather
lugs. Tho uppotntmuntH have not
't boon made.
ply to Complaint-
In nuiwur to the recant complaint
bmlttod to tho Itallrond CoinmU-
u by P. 1C. Miller, of llrownnvlllo,
i which It whs alleged unfair dls.
crimination on tho part of the ox-
press company In tho shipment of
buttor and cream, In favor of tho
largo creameries of Portland, II.
Buokwlth of tin Wolls, Forgo Hx-
prom company In a letter to tho
commission thin morning miya thnt
tho liability on buttor, which U tho
ahjtmwiit of tho country dulrymnn,
Is four times greater than oroam,
tho usual shipment to tho Portlnnd
morchants.
tfhertv1 n Tenant
For every desirable piece of prop,
crty in tho city -to bo found, nl
ways, through a sensible "want ad.
campaign." Sometime you can s
curo something through an et
tfiango ad. that you could not gut In
t'y other way. Think about it.
'w lights vs. VnlrmOtmt
A picked team from the Twilight
asehall league will play the Fair.
Mounts on Labor day, Monday, Sop.
tember T. ThU will "bo tho last
mo of tho Twilights thin season.
l"Vr KMHdriv JVhht
(lot your chlckon nt Farrlngtoiu,
JUato street grvcor and mnrketman;
lo spring lamb, salmon, cattish,
froth fruits of all klmW.
At a mooting of the Knglowood
hooster last evening a temporary;
orgaulsaUoq of tho Knglowood wni-j
Mierclal club was sfttvled w. m
Welch U president and Alllo Vfifttch. '
secretary Tho club will meet again j
AVodnday ttveuln. whvn .theorgAUl
latiya will bo mud prmauent
W'alseott HlHtern
With tholr lino lino of hair good? O
will bo In Salem until Scot. G. at O
254 N. Llborty street.
oooooooooo
PRItSONAL MENTION
IdlcB
Homombor tho Unitarian Indies
home cooking on pnlo ovory Satur
day at Woman's Hxchango, -ilG
Court Bt.
Wo Mutch
Tho most difficult shndos of hair.
Wnlscott SIstOM, 254 N. Llborty St.
.Midway
Tho now motion picture show on
Commercial Htroot' Is now open and
an Invitation Is extended to all tliofo
sending In namo for tho placo to call
and hoo tho show.
All KIimIh of llnlr Work
Done at WalHuott SlHtors, 254 N
Llborty. Phono 832.
Midway 0hiik
Tho now oloctrlcthoator, tho Mid
way on Commercial street, near
Stnlo, oponed lust night. While not
fully equipped and prepared to open
last night, but doing so upon re mi out
the ontortalnmout given shows that
tho amusomont houno will equal, It
not oxcol, any of tho kind thus far
opened In this city.
Silk FIoxh Cukhloiic Saturday
ISx'JO nud 22x21 for 43c. Ilouso
Furnishing Company.
Yen the CIiyiim Whs Flue
Hut tho grocorios sold by J. M.
Lawionoo are hard to boat. Ho al
ways oarrlos tho boat and when yonj
order from him you nro auro of got
ting the boat. Phone 311.
O And MovcnicntM of
O People.
OOOOOOOOO
Salem
O O
Toummtuw Only tllo
- Silk l!o cushions,
nlshlng Co.
llouso Fur-
For it (IcmhI Juicy Httiik
Or roast, or anythlug In tho meat
lino you can't do bettor than order
from SteualQff Broi sanitary mar
ket. Phono 321.
Found
A place to got that old milt prov
ed and cleaned and mado to look
llko now. Johnson & Stege, next
door to Journal.
Wild Kv Flour
lias no oqual. It is a homo nro-
duotlon and ono to bo proud of. Try
a saok and aeo for yourself.
J. L. Hanson of Portland is n vis
itor In this city today.
!Mlwi Orilla Zlmtnor of Eugene Is
visiting with, frlonds horo.
'Newt. Smith has roturncd from n
fov wooka' vacation nt Newport.
llobort BowUby bus returned to
Hugouo nftor n brief luminous visit
horo.
W. Pnllak of Albany is In tho city
transacting business for n short
time.
Joe Ashor of Snn Francisco was
In tho city yoatorday shaking hnnds
with friends.
Mary Davenport and IIosb Semis
of Sllvorton woro clroua spoctntorH
horo yostorday.
Oua A. Peterson rotumod to Port
land today nftor transacting bual
uosa horo for n few days.
Miss Margnrot Putman hnB ro
tmrned to thU city nftor n pleasant
outing spent' nt Newport.
MIbb Kdyth HooHlor wns a pnsHon
gor for Portland today to visit for n
few days with frlonds.
II, Parker and family of Portland
arrived lnnt evening to snond sev
eral days visiting with friends horo.
Mr. nud Mrs. H. Frederick has re
turned from tho mountains noai
Drain whom thoy spout n pleasant
outing.
Miss Kdna Tumor rotumod today
to her homo In Portland, having vis-
Hed Miss Daisy llolbrook horo for
n week.
Mrs. Paul Monarch and nttln
daughter, Panllne LnVomo, have loft
for Mt. Angel whoro thoy will spend
a week visiting with old frlonds.
James Allen of Yonoalla, Or., wm
In tho olty yesterday witnessing tho
clroua and visiting friends.
Peter 8. Smldt, tho prominent
brewery man of Olympla. Wash., was
looking aftor his Interests hero yes
terday. Wntt Shlpp and Dolllo Farmer re
turned today from a hunting and
Hahlns trip up tho McKenslo river.
Thoy had a lino time but were a lit
tlo too early for tho best fishing,
o
it'nltril I'rnis I.pnuwl Wlro )
Springfield, Aug. 2S. Tho wife
of Scott Burton, the first negro
lynched In the recent riots here, Is
suing the city for 'the death of hor
husband. Tho amount Is $5000
which the Inw allows to persons who
nre killed by mobs. It h announced
nl o that n similar ult will be 111 oil
bv !" boi-8 o William Donnpgan,
:iro!icr negro who wns lynched.
Tho holrn of four other negroes
killed during tho rioting cannot ob
tain tho monoy becnuso thoy woro
killed by stray bullets or In open
battle and wero not slain by the mob.
Property owners contlnuo to fllo
suits for dnmago against tho city
nnd tho wim of claims mndo Is over
$50,000.
It Is expected thnt thoso ensos wll'
bo glvon proforonco In tho courts nnd
will recolvo quick nctlon. Tho gon
oral sontlmont among tho citizens is
thnt tho survivors of tho fnmlllos of
tho mob victims should bo pnld at
onco and thnt tho city should pay for
tho damago dono by tho rlotora
promptly. Many of tho claims how
ever undoubtedly will bo hotly con
tested. o
MURDERER
STOLIDLY
MEETS FATE
GET $1500
(United Press f.ensed Wlre.l
Tncoma, Aug. 28. Safo blowers
forced their way into tho postofllco
nt Parkland, n suburb of Tncomn,
early today, blow open the safe, par
tially wrecking it, ransacked 'ovory
nook of tho offico and escaped with
$1500 In cash, stamps and other
postofllco supplies.
According to an ostlmnto made to
day by- Postmaster Erlckson, tho
loss consists of 22,000 two-cent
stamps, 20,000 one-cent stamps,
$300 In postofllco money, $300 of
Erlckson's personal money, nnd n
book of blnnk monoy orders. Some
valuable and rare coins owned by
Erlckson nro also missing.
BURGLAR "
CAUGHT
BY WOMAN
when Frank Domlngue 0 uT
trolen tnnvml flint tt.. .
tend n voto of thankR t ... "'
frngottes who had attended lh 1
vention nnd "inspired tho deUW
to nets of high BtatcsmannhS
tholr presence." v SJ
Chairman Dozier called for r!
ing voto on tho motion and au
the dolegates to take off their hn
They all stood up nnd began toche
for tho women, when Mr.
Penso, tho militnut suftragoUe froB'
Colorndo took command
Making her way down to the rail
ing of tho balcony where he '
seated, she held her fist aloft ani
shouted nt tho chnirman for atten
tlon. "Mr. Chairman," she shouted
"tho women refuso to accept a Tote
of thanks from this convention,"
Thero wns n general silence ow
tho theater. The delegates took
tholr seats.
1 - (tlnltdl Press Lcnscd Wire.)
'Ban' Itafbnl, Cal Aug. 28. Dol
phin Albltro, of Los Angolos county,
paid tho oxtromo penalty on tho cal
lows nt 10 o'clock for tho murdor of
his wlfo.
Tho mnn showed no signs of omo-
tlon nnd walked stolidly to his doath.
Ho hod no utatomont to mnko nnd
snld nothing to tho gunrdn. He np
pnrontly wns prepnrod to moot his
fnto nnd did not flinch.
Tho trnp wns sprung exactly at 10
o'clock and tho mnn wna pronounced
dond nt 10:10 o'clock.
Tho guards and attendants at the
prison snld tho execution wns ono of
tho most succossful on rocord. Thorp
wns not tho slightest break in the
scheduled nrrnngoments.
Albltro, who wns 35 yenrs old, nnd
n forolgnor, seemed to bo tho ono
lonsed Interested In tho proceedings
tnis morning nnd ns ho looked about
for tho Inst time boforo the hood was
slipped over his bond, his oyos seom
od clear, and his oxprosslon wns thnt
of determination.
(United Press Leaned Wire.)
Snn Francisco, Aug. 28. George
Clnrk, on ox-convict, waB today
charged with burglary by Mrs. Ed
wnrd Rlloy, a guest nt tho Mohawk
hotel, who laBt night captured tho
thlof as ho was ransacking hor room.
Mrs. Rlloy roturncd homo to find
tho burglnr going through tho bu
reau In hor room nnd boforo ho
could dodgo pnst hor through tho
door, sho locked him in nnd tele
phoned for tho pollco. Tho burglnr
surrondorod to tho patrolmen who
arrlvod In a fow minutes.
0ALIE0RNIANS
ADOPT PLATFORM
SPEGIAL
JUDGE TO
TRY HAINS
i
Big Cushion Sale
Eortythrw oeula for any
tilled with silk flow. House
nlshlng Co.
else,
Fur-
&ymswy fziu
ontcirs SUKI)
for w.vora.
Henry. Stelngasa, who has been
employed as a laborer with tho Bar.
mini & Bailey Circus, and who quit
work while tho show was In this cltv
yesterday brought suit In tho pollco
court yesterday afternoon to recov
er $47.9,5 alleged to be due him for
labor ier formed botweeu April 20
and August 27 of this year. The
complaint state that tho amouui
duo aggregated $127. but that feo
received only $79. 0Q and that the
circus people refllw Q ,viy hlm any
more The complaiut dlscloiea a fact
(United Press J,oted Wlre.i
New York. Aug. 2 S. Captain P.
C, Hnlns nnd Thornton Jonklna
Hnlns, both charged with the mur
dor of William B. Annls, wore hand
cuffed again today and takon before
Magistrate Gllroy, In the pollco
court. After a brief hearing, tho
brothers wero bound over to tho
grand Jury without ball.
Under au order Issued by Govern
or Hughes a grand Jury will bo oro
panolod specially to take up tho case
and it is expected that It will con
vono about Sept. 31. Tho governor
also will appoint a special Judge to
try tho case.
Ha ins Brother Sorry.
Tbo most startling evidence
brought out at tho hearing was tho
statement of Charles H. Roborta.
who said that Immediately after thd
shootlnir. T. Jenkins Hin tni,i m
he vas sorry that Captain Hafns uhot
Aunts.
"Junklnstold me" said Roberts.
"that ho tried to dissuade Captain
Halns from shooting Annls and ac
companied hlm onty when, he found
(United Press r.pnscd wire.)
Onklnnd, Cnl., Aug. 28. Whei.
tho Ropubllcan stnto convention re
convened nt 10:30 o'clock this morn
ing Chairman McNnb, of tho resolu
tion committee, rond tho drnft of tho
platform and It wns adopted unani
mously as read. In addition to tho
fonturos announced In ndvoncod, tho
platform also recommonds a law es
tablishing n reformnry for first of
fenders In this stnto nnd for the
sogrogatlon of this clnss of criminal
from old offenders. .
It contains no roferouco to the
capital romovnl agitation. Tho
Springfield raco riots nro condomnen
and protection promlsod to the ne
gro. Improvomont of harbors and
rivers Is demnndod nnd th nroposod
taxation amendment providing for
the sogrogatlon of stnto nnd countv
taxes Is endorsed.
Nominations for presidential elec
tors woro bogun Immediately.
Oakland, Cal.. Aug. 28. The
platform as adopted by tho com
mittee on resolutions omits nil mon
tlou of the Suffrngettos nnd their
demand for submission to the people
oi a conBtlutloual amondmont calling
for equal suffrage, it Is understood
that tho voto on the proposition was
close. Tho platform, whloh blnda
tho assembly men and senators nom
inated by tho Republicans this year
contains a strong endorsement of
Senator Perkins, amounting almost
to an Instruction for his re-election.
It contains a plank endorsing Taft
and Sherman; favors the rovlslon of
the tariff provided California pro
ducts are not affected; pledges the
next legislature to economy in tho
expenditure of public funds; calls
for the direct primary; praises the
administration of Governor GllUtt
and demands Asiatic exclusion.
Inquest on Sclioll Ik-nth,
(United Press Lensed Wire)'
Portland, Or., Aug. 28 (W..
Norden oxpocts to hold an inqneit
tomorrow nitornoon over the re.
mains- of Chnrles Scholl, secretary of
the Salem brewery company,
died nt tho Good Samaritan hospital
in this city Inst Wednesday. D&th
is Bnid to havo been cnused directly
by. oxposuro following a fall from
tho porch of tho Collins Spring
hotel, tho fnll resulting In a con
pound frncturcof tho man's leg, th
limb botng snapped off short In two
placoB bolow the kneo.
o .
Dfnrrhocn Cured.
"jMv father linn for vnnr ,.
troubled with dlnrrhoea, and trie
ovory means posslblo to effect t
cure, without avail," writes Join
H. Zlrklo nf Phllltml W Vn mt,
sow Chnmborlain'B Colic, Choleri
nna uini rnoen uomody advertised In
tho PhlllppI Republican nud decided
to try It. Tho result Is ono bottle
cured him and ho has not suffered
with tho diBonso for 18 month. Be
fore tnklng this remedy ho was i
constnnt sufferer. Ho is now sound
nnd woil, nnd nlthough CO years
old, enn do ns much work ns a young
man." Sold by Dr. Stone's droj
Btoro,
o
KX-GOVKRNOIt 8HMPLK
'OF WASHINGTON' DYI.V0
(United Press I.ensed Wire.)
Snn Dlogo, Cal., Aug. 28 Eugene
P. Somplo, former govornor of Wash
ington, dlod horo today after four
months illness.
Why Jnincs Lee Got Well.
Everybody in Zanesvlllo, 0.,
knows Mrs. Mary Lco.of rural route
8. Sho wrltes: "My husband, Jamw
Leo, flrmly bollovea ho owes his lift
to tho ubo of Dr. King's Now Dlscor
cry. His lungs wero so severely if
fected thnt consumption seoraed In
ovitnblo, when n friend recommend
ed Now Discovery. Wo tried It, ind
Its ubo bns restored him to perfect
henlth." Dr. King's New Discovery
Is tho King of throat and tuns
rnmnHInn Pnr rrmtli nnH rnldl It
bns no equal. Tho first dose glrei
rollof. Try Iti Sold under guaran
tor nt J. C. Perry's drug store 50:
nnd S1.00. Trlnl bottlo free
MONEY TO LOAN
THOS. K. FORD.
Over Ladd & Duxh's Bank, Salem, Of
Norwich Union Fire
Insurance Sockly
Frnnk Meredith, Resident Agest
Ofllco with Wm. Brown & Co., N
29 Commorolai street.
STARR PIANO
HIGH CUSS GOODS
GEO. C. WILL
NEW TODAY
m ' mi wmmBw
1Niiiik1 Lady's purse contsiau
mall amount of mocrj was pi
ed up on tho street last evening V
J. D. Darby. Party can have o
by identifying and paying for
Journal office. S-JT-M-
Lost At tho circus Thursday ere
ing a grny top coat. Finder 1
at this offico and receive rJ
driving
8-1 8-U-
Womeu Crttue Scene.
Oakland. Cal.. Atir. r Thn
Suffragettas of California hurled do-
i uauira m mo ablegates of tho Ropub-
1 lloan state nnnvnnHnn tn.U.. ... -..
Jfdslris to aceept'arrirng voto of
thanks tendered them as consclatlon.
J The business of the convention
had been finished at noon fnd the
Wanted A gentle
Phono 1359.
For Sale Ono bedroom suite cx
stove, heater, cbalra and '
table. 370 N. Summer St,
S-2S-1
HkW WMMted On concrete work for
foundation of dwelling. Ap?!y,
109 Division street 8'.
WaHtCHl Board and room in pr
family by jnan and w,fe;.,
be close In Address tt
Journal. Sj
z Tts
For Sale Mule team and a "
class camp wagon En,ujT1-
Fashion Stables. s'-w