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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 4, 1908)
DAILY UAVtrMiSOVnSAh, SALiattvOQEqONt FitlDAY, 8RPTKiOBR 4, 190ft , K j. L. STOCKTON THE OW nniiL wklk h k nednl offering of Fall Underwear nt this season of the year might seem Btrange to you at first, but n sec ond thought brings ito mind that In only a few dayj Old Jack Frost will be sneaking around trying to get Ian at '011, A purchase of Union Sultb direct fro;n the mill enables us to offer real $1.00 values for 75c Had wo bought these In less than original cases wo could not sell them for less than $1.00 a suit. See display In our Court Street Window Heavy and Medium Weight nion Suits 75c Real $1.00 Values ., J New Outing Gowns 50c to $3.50 Our completo Btock of Ladles', Misses' and Children's Outing Qownr 1b now ready. The line comprises everything In deslrablo garments. Plain White, nkie, Pink nnd Fancy Patterns. WALK-OUT OF HOP PICKERS THREATENED j Anna Hrhifco was a v,ct,m ot fl llny 911(1 UJJKI d 1 lUUStS b0(iy showed signs of vlolen J.F COHDHW, Mnimgci'. ns tho iolenco. nnd inro Invotlgntiiig on till? theory. haSDAV, Si:iTI3llKil 3. 'i CcVct font ra-Tr nor." RICHARD J. world I niter- I0SE h aTc'c&i siiiBc- the w known " Chicago Ix'iiis by his own soloct com- : tt hilarious comedy Ji T,Jt . IIUCH men my yyiie IHrti. $1.00 7.-K-, ."iOc, 2.1c. i oa salo at box olllco Sntur- Kd, No telephono orders nc- HWore 10 n. m. ES FOR ITER BUT GETS DEAD r!!d I'rtM Lnied Wire, i I14 Vt Sen 4 -Tho ninrmin u ut today working with the ! 4 w effort to unravel what fttM to le a grewsonio mysten Nlantartllng mnnner In the !f the body of W. Q. Alex ttoonian lowered a biiekel ytei Into the old Orr dltc.i 'through the heart of the reudence district of tho N hea she started to raise fPtu'e t contained tho hoad I'm She had not noticed tho j floating down the ditch. -e believe the dead man we ME OLD IS f Wae4 bv preserving those r lth which nature has -v smiling, con-Sb'-ejed old roan -m t be owes tho prei0. 'SMlr"8M to the prop- si, Bohemia youth ana Is Nothing - w w your eyes. ST0?E JEWELRY MORGAN DENIES CONNECTION WITH NEW THEATER i I'll I ted I'rcns Lensed Wire.) Now York, Sopt. I. "Tho only In torost I havo In tho new Maxim Wlllott thonter Is to got a free ticket on the opening night," Is tho reply ot J. Plorpont Morgan to n question put to him while ho nwnltod tho arrival of MIbi Elliott ou tho sfcamor Adriatic. . ' Tho actroin when she heard tho story, assurad the llnaimlur thnt he would recelvo a ticket. Tho report thnt tho now piny house which will opun In December, is to, bo backed by Morgan, that, in other words, ho Ib .to bo Its "angel," wa? positively donied by MUs Elliott. o AllH HDDIKb TONY PASTOR'S KXKCTTqit (United 1'resn l.enbed Wire.) New York, Sept. 4. Much Intcv oat was taken hero todny In the uowc thnt Abo Ilunimol, tho Now York and former San Francisco attorney, de barred from prnotlco hero, has been nnmed as oxecutor fn tho will ot the lato Tony Pastor. Hummel Is also n boneflclnry undor tho will and his sister, Ilcrthn Hummel, is appointed co-ndmlnlstrator. The lawyor Is now In Pnrls, after serving a term on DInckwolls 1 si nnd for perjury. Pastor leave .to him a gold wntch nnd a diamond studded pin. Most of tho property Is left by tho deceased to his widow. In the event of her not surviving him, Pas tor directed thnt tho proporty should bo divided among the heirs, after $10,000. was given to tho Actor'? fund. o '' New Notaries. Samuel F. Owen, J. A. Dowllng, Portland; W. W. Travllllon, Baker .Cltv,;4R, R. Rytn, Salem. CI A young person's kid of wit tb usually the kind that gives an old person nervous prostration. (United Tress Leased Wire.) Uklah, Cnl., Sept. 4.- A general strike of hop picKurs now threatens to complete, the series of Ill-fortunes thnt have beset the hop growers of the Uklah valley this season. Todnr six ringleaders who tr'.ed to inclto the pickers to a general walkout are under arrest and unless the situation changes within the next 24 hours it Is likely that more arrests will bo made nnd the entire force of work era will leavo the fields. Three hundred pickers employed by Horst Brothers, have nlrendy ro fuscd to work unless they nro paid a dollar per hundred pounds, which menns an Increase of 20 cents over the present scale. The pickers are In an -ugly mood nnd are presenting their clnlms for Increased wages with a deflanqo thnt has caused tho local authorities to prepare for an outbrenk. Dnmago to proporty is feared. Tho crop is only one-third hnrvested nnd in case a strike is declared, will be almost a total loss. Many growers nro already harvesting (under a great, losa this season, on account of tho low price hops nro bringing In the mnrkot. They have also suffered fyom n scni clty of labor and for this senson are at Urn mercy of the pickers. Largest California Kiln Burns. Hoplnnd, Cal Sept. 4. Tho hop drying kiln of the American hop nnd barley rnmpany hero today Is a to tal loss as the rosult of a flro dis covered In the furnace room lato yes terday. Tho 'damage has not yet been nseortn'nod, but Is known to be extensive ns this firm has tho largest plnnt In tho stnto. Tho flro Is thought to havo started from n de fective flue, although It Is not con sldorod Improbable that tho dlsatU flod hop pickers who nre on strlkf. for hlgnor wage, mayo havo respon sible. They nro In an ugly mood and havo mndo ropontod tlironta to Injure proporty unless tholr domands nro mot by tho producers. o ' Lord Sackvllle West, who was re called from tho office of British min ister to tho U. S. nt tho request of President Cleveland In 1S8S, died 'n England yestorday. CHILD IS KIDNAPED IN IIHOAD DAYLIGHT (United Press Leased Wire.) Chicago, Sept. 4. Golden Ander son, the 3-year-old son ot William Anderson, Assistant auditor of the Illinois Steel company, was kidnaped today while playing in front of hi i homo In this city, and It Is suppo-ed will be held for ransom. Several women of tho neighbor hood saw a strange man drlvo up In a light wagon. He stopped. nllcMed and without attracting particular at tention approached tho little boy. Suddenly the man Belzed tho boy and holding him under his arm, sprnng into the wagon nnd drove rapidly nway. The case Is myster ious as Anderson is well-to-do but not wealthy. There l3 no doubt, according to the witnesses, thnt the man had par ticular designs on the Anderson child nnd did not 'kidnap him nt random. A general nlarm hns been sent ou through police channels and private detective agencies have been employ ed In the ense. . -o SOUTHERN PACIFIC TO SPEND FIFTY MILLIONS ON ROAD (United Press Leased Wire.) Now York, Sept. 4. Wall street Is Interested todny In an authentic re port that the Southern Pacific rail road will expend $50,000,000 In completing 2000 miles of projected1 Hno3. The money Is to be rnlsed bo foro 1910. financiers declare 'the road will havo no dimculty In rais ing the required sum. Also, according to tho well-informed, It Is ridiculous to suppose thnt $.75,000,000 of Southern Pnctllc 7 per com preferred stock not out standing will bo redemmed by any bond Issue. Unloss nil plans go astray this stock will bo converted Into Southern Pacific common, thereby relieving the Income of Southern Pa cific of some $5,200,000 of preferred dividends, which to all practical pur poses aro a fixed charge. This would clear tho dockB for ar ranging tho financial program or Southern Pacific of which tho times aro ripe, should' ba Inaugurated oarly noxt yoar. Barring nccldonts, thl ' financing In all probability will ca'l j for the authorization of $100,000, 000 of bonds convertible Into South-1 orn Pacific common nt whnjover price conditions may warrant. Thl would amply finances nil tho roqMlro ments of tho compnny for sovornl yenn, an bring to completion It program of physical expansion. o Tho Wright noroplnno, nt Lomans, yesterday How six miles In ton mln-utoi. Millinery ;fefe Opening , 'fJPW SATURDAY, SEPT, 5 (f3Sr OFFEBINGS Second Floor Those magnificent Fron Pattern Hats Just received will be on dUplay. Come and enjoy yourself. Yoar Satisfaction Is Otr Success Miss Evans The Milliner Jos. Meyer S Sons. ORCHARD IS NO LONGER A "TRUSTY" (United I'reso Lciued Wire.) Bolso Ida., Sept. 4. Membora of tho Idnho stnto prison board, angry because Warden Whitney had soon fit o make n "trusty" out of Harry Orchard, havo given strict ordors to that ofllclnl to treat tho slayer of Former Governor Stiunonborgor tho Biitno as other pi (sonars serving n life term. Coniplnlnt wa: mndo to tho board thnt at soon ns Orchard's death soti 4onco was commuted to llfo Imprison ment the warden took him under h's chnrga as a "trusty," 'nnd thnt the prisoner wns not compelled to wonr p'thor the regular f prison garb or n numbor. FRENCH FIND ISLANDS RICH IN IMIOSPHATIvS (I'liltcd Press Lensrd Wire.)' Sun Francisco, Sopt. 4. Two com missioners of tho French govern ment, Albert Bonnol do Mozloro and John Stephens, aro In this city to Iny on tholr roturn from tho oxplorn rlon of nu Island In tho Plomotu group near Tahiti, which Is said to bo normously rich In phosphates, rivalling tho dopdslta owned by the British on Christmas Iland. The two men will go to Pnrls and roturn Immediately with sumclont capital to begin tho work of developing tho deposits for Alio French market, o NEWS FROM HERE, THERE AND EVERYWHERE Colonol Henry M. Novlous, of Rod Bluff, N, J., was elocled by tho membora of tho O. A. R., nt Toledo, O., convention, their commander. Federal employees hnvo been wnrnod from Washington that It thoy resign for tho purposo of taking up politics, they cannot ugnln outer tho civil service. ChoBtor Jordan, an nclor, has con foBsod to murdorlng his wlfo, Mm. Honorah Jordan, an aotrose 23 yemn of ago, dissecting tho body nnd burn ing part of It In tho furnajco nnd tho J& rest In tho kltchon rniigo. " Tho con,- "' fosfllon followed tho discovery of Hit charred romnliiH last night. California Btiffragottos woro glvon bettor troatmont -by tho Domocrntli conVonUon than by tho Ropubllcni couvoiitton, whon the former yester dny pledged tholr state legislature If olected, to submit tho right of wnmoit to vote to u stnto election. o Tho great advantago to man In mnrrlngo Is that It protectu him from his ploaiiurea. ABSOLUTE ECONOMIrS HERE SHOWN Jl'ST ONE MORE WEEIC AND THE GREAT REMOVAL SALE WILL POSITIVELY COME TO AN END. WE HAVE ALREADY STARTED TO TEAR OIT PART OF THE FIXTURES AND IF YOU HAVE ANY HOUSIJFURNISHINO NEEDS AT ALL HERE IS THE OPPORTUNITY YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR. COME AND INVESTIGATE BEFORE IT IS TOO IATE. VETCH SEED Just received a car load of clean vetch seed. Quality fine and prlco right. . 9 i4 D. A. WHITE & SONS 255 Com.Street,Satem,Ore. Ftm 1M, ' 4!H& &A ' 'fyf v Y This . i bxqulHlto cart, one of tho ninny now and beautiful designs wo show you this souson wo onn soil you completo as Illustrated for $10.50 V HE?iLfV m ' A pedestal extension table for every home, means that our as sortment Is extremely large. This is a nice six-foot one, made In highly finished quartered oak, for $20.00 K' '"if ''""! IffT 1 HEI 1 Mr. Business iMUn' hop Is a splendid' well' madu, solid oak roll top doflk for only $25.00 , A showing of easy couoheo at easy prlcon. A good, well mnd' couch, sanitary constnuctlon and best quality velqur covering for $7.25 JJ(HaS3"EaSSW'B36i3 . L4allaBHaBBBBBMaMftaMattalla -
