Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, October 03, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textr- iiifi DAILY OAPIAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDOAY, OCTOIlElt 3, 1008. J. L Stockton Had the Crowd for the Past Three Mays lore Suits were sold out of our clothing department in the past three days than at any time in the history of our business. Hie people seem to know where they can get a square deal and do not hesitate to go after it. Sale continues with more spirit than ever: liREATEST CLOTHING BABfiAINS i i. in t i n . . , lJ in all Salem Be Among the Shoppers HH-M-H-H-1 IHIIHillllllill 1 II II H I ll-HH SALEM SOCIETY NEW OF THE WEEK C u By MISS MOLLIE RING0KN, Phone 1534 H4H4f-H"H"H-M-t--H"H- fr Wrhi-H-H--H-M FVrMNs Mu lllmupt. t i .! I .an it wan plane- n I. ut 30 of liwr T 1 1 i ultiK. Tho a in.- r h farewell, i t i' Friday villi I i) ni'i to reside. a thf place nt the brliloa' hotno next Monday evening at 0 o'oiuak. Eugeuo lias taken another Btoit forwa-d by her rerent uloctlon Kiid ' 14 I' ' tit '-)()0" IV ty. ' , Win liMteM Mt last Wttlnta- - V i wt'te captured ' l.. . v nml Willie i' i -diments were i L (1. v .l"'l demand Tor the purest mountain wn tvr. Some time ago, tills thrifty lit tle city ou the upper Vlllnmetto. made her llr-t stand for pttro wutor, nml the has felt tli good effects of It ovir since. That 11 rut Htep wiib tho purchnae of the existing plant, with the uvowed Intention of making It, In time, a gravity system to supply us Mi got pure mountain water. The validity Robertson, j of that act hna been tried out In tho JUDGES (ContluueJ From Page 1.1 states If they aro not. tho questions as to which they aro In doubt are to bo passed up, to tho supreme court of the United States. The attorneys for both tho Inter atato Commorce Commission nnd mil road company this nfternoon will illo with the circuit court a lst of ques tions that they want tho United States Bupremo court to decide. Tho effect of tho disngreotnont of tho JudgeB qf tho circuit court 1b to havo tho case advanced on tho calen dar of tho supremo court nnd It Is expected that tho decision will bo an nounced from Washington In 30 days Attorney Peter F. Dunne, for the railroad, made application-today to have tho enforcement of tho now lumber rate established by tho com mission enjoined until the decision of the upper court shall hnvo been handed down, but this wns denied by the circuit court, which held that tho disagreement takes tho matter out of Its hnnds, nnd that the Southern Pa cific must apply to tho ?upromo court of the United Stntca for an Injunc tion. Tho Injunction will bo asked nt onno, nnd If It Is not grnuted tho new rate will go Into, effect October lo, tho dato sot by tho commission for tho enforcement of tho new rate. Each 8ldo must present to tho court lodny tho l'st of tho questions for the supremo court. The ques tion i nro to bo worded In such a wny that they enn bo answered with a sample "yes" or "no." Tho circuit court will pnss upon thoso questions to make suro thnt no questions nro answered that havo already boon do elded by tho circuit court. o TURKEY ontaaiedfrom Pngo 1.). Uopo of settlement of tho dispute by tho Bulgarian purchnso of the Houmollnn section of tho Oriental railway has boon nbandouod. The Austrian directors of tho railway havo announced that Bulgaria can not purchnso tho rond without the consent of Turkey. Meanwhile tho Bulgarians hold tho Bulgarian ortlon of the rail road, nnd defy Inter'erenee. Spies of the AuHtr'an government n'-e watching the Balkan situation closely. Austrian intent report from Bel grade dully as to the movements of King Peter of Servlp, who Is suspect ed or being behind the Bulgarian movement, In the Interests of a Bal kan empire. e Boston Brown FLOUR READ ThnusniulH of people nro growing healthier nml Wronger by unlng Allcn'w Boston Brown llrcnil Flour, It In self-rising; It Is a pure food. Ak your grocer for It Have you enr used Allen's .1-R's ' Self.Rlslng Pnn cake Flour? It Is mmlo with iuro Cream of Tartar, Soda and salt, and the most healthful cereals. Havo them for breakfast. You can digest hot cakes made with this pure food (lour. It It different from the llro'vu ltovnrt Flour. Ask your grocer for It, Allen's II. II. II. Flour Co., San Jose, V til. HASKELL IS ACCl'SEI) DIRECTLY Washington, D. C, OcL 3. W. L. Sturdbvnnt, of St. Louis, who Is pros ecuting the townsltcs in Oklahoma, in which Governor 0. N. Ilnakell Is a defendant, Iibb' written n letter to President Roosevelt, In which ho de clares that Governor Haskell 13 charged with direct participation In frauds by which Indiana ,woro de prived' of their property, ' Sturdcvnnt Btiy that, through the Influence of Governor llakcll nnd hU nttornoyB, tho tr'al of tho cases has been delayed. Tho lettor states thati Attorney Mott, who roprosonts . tho , Crook nation, nnd Sturdovant havo nirgcd .tho hearing of tho cases on tholr merits. Tho contents of the letter woro nmtlo known hero today. L i i i i l.uoni , Sue L""a U !'. Iflf Hurbl'i, Mthea Willie u LoVd, - i.ullowuy, Wll 1 Crow, WllHo 1 n -d Will Skiff. U )' nt (iiiK-ictrnm. courts and the bonds upprovod The next tep wna to aecniro n souroo of supply for water from tho rountalus, nnd, at yon tor day oleo Hon, tho proposition to adopt Richie eroek was turned down, because the quality was not considered good enough. The state board of health had doclnied samples takon from this i' unii'cv 111 diop on-.stream ns poor, and tho pc-onle of iii'y d'tmor lnat 'nl Onbrlei-on, I) "" I tfllirftMp) to tn f T!i. d Minor was In 1 'i t'lithdoy. Pink "" nnfl . a.ullt , were used aa it. n - and on onch i i i 'iii nt M i Rn. I a I" h - hull uniform. niceti f..r twelve. W'sptnln Mid Mrs. Hmvniil. ' t' Gu.nd Army nnd l nf"rf Pnriu snnnt n tn S Til. it . Avanllli. nt v ' 't.'.Ii nd Mrs. D. C. IT - , in .ti.il iplin lin and telling "i which the " r .-'ni.enta. The nf- " 1 Wl'r- .irnrti in Pnn. b'Mii How aid tniitfnnr Mmd 't ilovn liv IRS mnlor. tv it want tlm liMt. nnd nrnooses.hondP of Oalloway. to havo IL Thla. one net will do othr for the flgbu MTATK XISWS. Three sneakers- at the district fair In Pendleton lat night were unablo to make thnmselvee henrd above the din caused by tho tremendous crowd preaent, aud we're compelled to give u: after eiifh had tried for throe or four minutes. (1. H. Plene. of MM ford, ola'tns to have struck oil on hh place, and, as n result, that town I In the throes of an exciting rush to the district. As the result of a drunken raw., W. II. Adams la In jail, pending the out com of cutting ooen the l;eal of 111. V. URllowny, a Beavcrion farmer. He. on the otfeaa' haiul had hi cheek slashed onen wifli a knife In the Both blame the worldB for Euyene. In fact, they hnvo already "celved areat benontj frnin their determination to have miro modntaln water effee' all over the stet". nnd wher ever their advertising reaclnw the on"t. by having tho boat wntor In tho world, Is tho groatct thing thnt nny town can hope to achieve. Eugene should bo connrntulat.! upon her firm determination to have only tho host. NEWS FROM 1IKHK. THERE AVI) EVEBYWIIEUE It Is o4lma'i'd that 50,000 havo beon drowned by floods In India In the last fow dnys. Nut Goodwin, tho actor, wns glvon ii dlvorco In Reno. Novnda. yesterday after nn even ii . Kn'Ttaijtel Inrni-nwiiif. ; ",',,ri 1 n iVcr and Jwalfi f1-0"1 Maxlno Elliott, l!T.'' r'i" 1 iilnnit a dbson Aflnilnutos of testimony Tinial. . "" - " i Q'I"P nfnrinnllv Tlmn. ttli. .... . "" ! - s ai uie ,ome of "I oil it i'.- :;H H-r Li. Tho irrigation GouKroaa yoetorday . .. m t. If,... 9 THttAlinr Mrs enaorsoa mo lorosi punuj- .n rnvm" tvnter street, and tho oonaervnuon oi riuuriju. hr xames were Students of the university oi vnm -nlng. after palgu. III., wero iirou uuh ujr i... M-ved refrosh- mayor whllo ongaged lu luulng and w - - -. . , . m -. S . lAInMlaml va ft a suosequent rot, which, i " . i,iitai liv nnnvretemnn Nicholas "ni It.w.vwn . e- -- t I Longworth. who, in a reconi iK': eia'eo ne muiiu Who Can Foitell? And who nan furetell what fasli- The .inornlj'nns for women are yet to coiim-7 At nresent the tendency I" toward its fww garments us po-slble- (although this doe3 not In any wny diminish tfle cost of womnn's olothoil. The llngorlo wnlst hns bocomo u msro cobweb; skirts grow more nbbro vlntod over ydny. Thoro Is snld to he n new Hllk underskirt whloh will ndmlt o' holng drawn through a linger ring. Hoalory Is thlnnost Inro. and lndlofi' shoes aro pumpH of Bitch narrow mnrgln as to scarce con aenl their roiy toos. Tho oldest ln hnhltnntfl do eav tho cllmnto is ohanglng. nnd thnt wo nevor havo such cold wlntor8' ns wo used to fifty years ngo. Are thofe things t" be tnkon In conjunction, nnd aro womon gradually ovolvlng toward that rorm of droes which ohtalnnd In pristine Eden? From "Do Womn Dress to Pleaso the Men?" by Louise Cass Evnns, In the Bohem'an for Magazine for October. Innonni-cmnnt ,Mr F v Dent of Port J tb students sta'eil "'f ' i i ,arrtairfi of ti.Atr ot mild forma or naziug "s- --..w- , t- t.n n n ii i larnaice or tlioir Wi """ :"" w- ?.....i.i , i i t . . . i Mti-a then Slum niiuiiucu liM'r ....I "r- "" --.., ,.,,!,. ."Oreiron City nusriu tbewoddlng -""y " " Day." HH,-.v4v HI-4-H-H4-H-H; Voget Lumber Company 3 hniK-s fr k,,ie or wi bun, f0r yQU on almost any torms. "' nhfm lf mhi are thinking of putting up a new house, or'if to move into one that 1b roady Jor you. Some Houses Ready J"foom shingle house ?71500 'w-room cottage 1C50 tta rjrbull,1,nK two new houses for sale In Lincoln Park that jaj tiT t0 wove Into by November 15th. Onr houses' have all "oprotements, such as sanitary plumbing, soptlo tanks, etc We are Headquarters him... ms material, sash, doors. Bhlnglei. franioa. ' builders' -- M4 paintg. My Ob b t tom.. Pr C8t,iates Plans and '.educations at our offices on Lw. a,a itreet. n.,. o... . .. --. -., ouuwicru j'acuic uiauuu. I-44-1 T -y Eye Responsibility We Realize the Responsibility Laid on Us We realise that' the wrong ghmB might ruin your eyes, while ft right glasses will strengthen and improve. Realizing these things, could we afford to he careless and lnaccurato? WE IMIIWK OURSELVES O.V OUR CARE A.VII ACOURACY ' We are fully oqulppid to exam ine all oyos and to correct their defects. BARB'S- JEWELRY STOT: State sfcd Liberty Streuui. BOYS KILLED 1IY EXPIOSIOX (United Press I.cn"J Wire.) Sioux Fnlls, S. D., Oct. 3. At least ono and probably throe boyo wero lclllod whon tho two powdor housos ownod.by tho Larson Hardware Com pany blow up today throo miles from here. The boys, whoso names havo not been ascertained, wero plnylng about the powder hoiro whon the explosion occurrod. The detonation hroko wlndowa 20 miles nwny. n . ' BURNED TO DEATH BY MOLTEN METAL. Chicago, Oct. 3. Ono porson vtnn killed, two fntnlly hurt and ovor n core wore htirnod whon a lndlo con taining tons of molten motnl over turned at the shops of tho Grand Trunk Company today. STEAMER IS TOTAL WRECK AT TILLAMOOK United 1'rwn LerFPil Wire i Tillamook. Or., Oct. 3. Tim ateainr Ba"don. loaded with lum ber for San Franclscn. In pnsslncr out or the channel here early today, struck a sandbar, nnd is now n total wrc-k on the shore ,nenr this city. Cnptnln Tteoso, It Is snld, took the wrong course In leaving the channel, snd did not fll' cover h' mistake un til the boat, which wns rocentlv launched. st.rtck tho bar. The crew wns com nailed to abandon tho shlii to ave their lives. They all reached aho'-e snfelv. The action of tho wnvos soon swept thn boat from the bar nnd bIio drifted nBhoro, nnd Is now noiindlng to plecos In tho surf. BBBBMBBBBBBBBsf BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBsl BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBm SsSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBk. BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSW little German Shoe Store ZvSwBBBBBBasSBBBSnES3aBSEBBBBSBBBBBBBSBBBBB Received a new line of dress shoes, good fitters ,r-4Cll SZ''' Loggers' Shoes, High Tops, and Solid Fall Working Shoes jAcn R VOfiT 345 Slate Street a " .n..jz zzzz., laiaBBisMKaMiiwaoriaaamaJJ " ' ?agMBgsmoagag5ags DO YOU WANT A SUBURBAN HOME? ?1IKIUFF IMfHIT IN HOI 111 Vfl THAW, (Itnltrd !'rHS I,ennMl. Wire 1 Sranton. Pn.. Oct a Sheriff Harrv S'eLenn, of Westchostor coun ty. Xew York, wns declared not In , eontomnt qf court todnv. Tho ffn t to havo him so dcclured wns the re suit or ins riusfi io ruroKiHKi a wi ordering thnt Hnrry K. Thaw bo turned ovor to tho Plttahtirg ofllco-s. to bo tnkon thoro In connection with. uis unnKruprcy case, ino jiiukb awiu thnt Thaw Is not In custody of the -herlff. hut of tho court, and that therefnro the shorlff could not sur render him. . i O" COULD HAVE SAVED Hi WRECK VICTIMS IVvUfA )rwi ImhiI Vlr.) San Frnnclspo, Oct. 8.- That every one lu tho Ill-fated bark Star of Ben gal, which wna wrooked off, the Alas van coast, with the lose of 111 lives. September 20, oould havo boon savod r th" tow boats IIa.lt lc Gage and Kayak had mado an effort, Is tho fiatemont made today by sovo nsur vlvors of the wreck, who gavo their testimony before United States In spectors or Steam VetseiB O. F. Bol les and John K. Bulger, o- ' It Is not too Inter for pralrlo fires ; to harvest big crops. Do you want tho plonsuros of tho country, with tho advantages of 'Do you want to pick your own borrlos froah from tho bush and oat thorn with rich Jersey cronm7 ,..,',, Do you want to ralso garden two weeks oarllor than your frlonda? Do you want n ohlqkon or hog ranch, Just ovor tho fonco from tho Chorry City, whoso pnvod Btroots nro tho talk of tho Northwoat? If you do, soo F. P. Fhrrlngton, tho Sttito slroot grocer nnd mar- "mvIU sell my homo plgco on tho Turner rond, consisting of 10 ncros of rich, gravel land, foncod nnd cross-fenced, tw owolls on plnce, young family orchurd, tvjo acrea of Loganhorrlos, nlso Btrnw borrlos, rnspberrlos, blaokborrlos, blackcnp, Himalaya borrlos, Sh Housed l0tfeot square, two stories high, oil 12x20, water In kltch on, drains to cesspool In flold. i.ii,rt i,niio Woodshed, good lnwn, carrlngoshod, cow barn, chicken houso nnd other outbuildings, also building 40 foot Bquaro. rthlnglod, splon dldly nrrnngod for hogs or chickens; wntor Inpldo. , A good family horso, cow, about 100 chlckonB, no buggy, .now human, ono set doublo harness, ono sot single i hnrncss, 160 worth of hny In barn, 75 worth of wood in "hod, othor tools; all hi IU Ings In good repair Inside nnd out. All you hnvo to do la to movo In; tho rost Is thoro. Torms on part. Call and boo mo about It. F. P. FARRINGTON, 'M State Si ret teiTMnwtiitsKSituravsKV I 4 Vrm!JftJ&iGMtB99nKBB&fuSKm .j ' " " " "" &WUlWi&W&' 7 -o- Thero Is still tliiiQ to do n doal of 1909 farm work In 1901 OOll i rl The prlco of corn don't make much dlfforonce If the hogs can us maow to pay tho prlco. ( Winter wheat wont In late, and some not qt uU. by reason of over much too little of rain. . o Isn't the hanker who , opposes guarantee deposits making himself liable to suspicion? r- - - - - A very Important thing for farm er to heed: Which la tho mosl ecoBumlral wa to fead? . i . o ' ' p - Care'oi. wasteful feeding mav mak fat Uv"Tk, and suroly makt-s lean noeketbooks 4) - - - At least some of tho buyers of Alaska whent would like to unload their holding at a liberal dUcount do fA Ml you-"! 4 I i now THAT ELLIOTT'S PRINT SHOP Is the only Commercial Printing House in Salem carrying nn assortment of hijrh grade paper, envelopes, cardp, etc. for the business man. Trespass notices, and Prune and Hop Tickets for the farmers, Cards and Wedding Stationery for the society lady. 223 South Commercial St; Phone 1243 sWWimltWpjstltiW I f