Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, October 19, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TexttMssTPttftmisms, DAILY OAPf AL JOURNAL, SALKM, ORSGON, MONDAY. OCTOBER tO, 1008. t5ynii 5 122301 . L. STOCKTON RELIEF IN FIRE SWEPT COUNTRY . . . The . . White Corner THREE GREAT IMT?" - 'i sis 'T- w vf7 IlsJ1 SPECIALS Laces .I t,i.nl nl ilnzen vnlpncionnp irriTed nf our 8torc ,aat weelt nnJ re offer them at a Special Prlco to close Gingham 16 Yards $1 5llC A DOZEN' Vila" up to 10c a yard. A full case of Apron Chock umgiinm on sals nt 7 c. for a flier. Stop lively lay In a supply nt JtlBt and 2c YARD Towels One hundred dozen Llnon Huck n-buck Hand Towols Just arrived. Groat values at $1.25 a dozen. Special price this week CONFLAGRATION DYING OUT IS 7c EACH Lay In your supply for legisla ture roomers. S IrSTERFKITKUS' PLANT (falM ITcm Leased Wire.) isicramento, Cal., Oct lO.Ed- Uti Hmrann nnu j. u. aiopncns, (to ft arresieu Bovorni unys ngo in.rr.tiMo for nnHslnir snurlouB lis, re Identified today bb the h n who leased n scow on tlu Li., fmnt not more than a hun- M yirds from the city prison, on m was round n compioio ouuu . mtVinir muntorfolt monov. The police started an lnvostlgn .. .(tor ihn men were arrested nnil t nnt thnt two men had leased and icow on tho rlvor front and A operated thorc nt making jtlerfclt money. Tho mon had a sain with them and wont out to Hcm iranll towns near horo to m the coin, according to tho worn- ITodijr tho owner of tho scow tetlfled Hlnman nna atopnons as teen wno nnu icnseu mo ooai nu.i !Bfn will ho taken to Stockton r hearing hoforo tho 'federal sawoncr. "w KRTIX WOULD CURE ' DRUG HA1JIT IN PRISON (tutted rrew X.tzan 'n.Jf ortlaHd, -Oct. l.-DoUovlntftbnt Iterm la prlion will afford him nn tunKy to ho cured of tho crnv- for morphine, Edward Martin, at Point and collogo grndunto and lieutenant In tho united Stntea ar convicted Saturday of tho J-'derof Nathan Wolff In his pawn 3j last dimmer, nnnounred today t he woulil nhldo by tho verdict nanjiaugMor unless tho ontonco IttTT course I did not kill Wolff." 1 'he n'lsoner today, "and tho n wa n great shock to mo, tu an Innocent man I nm willing 'wretlmo In tho nonltnntlnrv In 'topetnni such confinomont may me of tho morphine hnblt." rtln adilel thntlt la nrobnblo 't If the maximum ponnlly of 15 " M Imposed ho mnv nccont It "ioot an appeal. 1T PITTING IN ,. , S0MK HARD LICKS Tnlled t'rMi i.mipii vtrn.t L5rrk N J. Oct. 10. Judca a Howard Tnft. Ronubllcan . Me o tho presidency, began j ind Opera House ' V. COHDRAY, Manager. IYEIIvvsm "" I l nrag-i rn( 0f Klrko La V l bg r.-Juctlon of Ilenrv "om cha-a-irr comedy CHECKERS WeanV Excellent ca,t ! ind' rY'JS "c" Jn ll' T,t:u Pith m7T Mi, Jr., as, Nac'''r,,he Enmo company -and - t l II fl.lf-n .tan nnna. .. and th nni,. .Vi.i. i r nrM. "."'"' " wiiicu nun S lnckthl8 fa8C,nat,nB P'ay St ii!!3 9,f' 7np. . R0 tJiM,e at box office Wednesday. a strenuous camjalgn tour today, at tho beginning of tho last weok but ono beforo tho election next month. Ho will make a tour of this Btate, then lnvndo Delaware, Indiana and Ohio, In nn effort to mako suro of tho states that nro now considered In tho "oduhtful" column. TAft opened his New Jorsoy cam paign todny at Hlnney after n oon foronco nt tho homo of dovornor Murphy, between Murphy, Tnft and Chairman Hitchcock of tho Republi can national committee-. Tho three leaders had breakfast together nnd discussed tho situation in Now Jer sey. Tnft Is to speak at Itahwy, Ellza hoth, Now Ilrtinswlck nnd Tronton today and' will then lnvndo Doln ware. Tonight ho will spenk nt Dal tlmoro. In Indlnnn, Taft Is scheduled to speak nt Evansvllle, Indlnnnpolls and Fort Wayne. K-SPJ-OSION KILTS AND ijitC MAIMS AVORKMKN ;'? (Unltfd l'rci Untcd Wire.) "prlngflold, Mobs., Oct. 19. Two Workmen were fatally- Injured nnd turf 'tj'erlouBly hurt in an explosion In thp'jmlxlng 'room of tho Flborlold comuany Ticnr hero today.' - Tho forco of tho explosion com pletely wrecked tho Interior of tho plant. Most of tho victims nro holng ro movod to tho hospitals in this city. o Suppllos nrc being rnshod to tho stricken fire districts In Mlchlgnn. Whllo trying to caenpo from his guards nt Vancouver. Wash., Eugene M. Lyman, nwaltlng trial for deser tion. wn shot and killed. NEWS FROM HERE, THEHE AND EVERYWHERE At lait tho Italian royal household has recognized tho ongagomont of Duko d'Abruzzi and Kathorln Elk Ins. Mr. llryun having been conclusively proved to lie n dreni.ier. It behoove every voter to nee that he Is prevoMC frcm Indulging In any nightmares n. the e:;poHHo of tho country. "My views me wi-ll known!" iilmut Mr. Ilryan. Will the geiMleinnn klndl. glvo the vluMRp--1snu. 1P0O or U10SV ' ''The event Iuih proved whnt n eolon ' sal fnlluro llrynn would hnvo been Tturc nro the nrgument nud iroof o Iho pnit ns n warning in the jircrcm ngatnst Intrnrtlns the health of th future to Rrynn imatruina. The wage earning voton of t!ie conn try have twlcv enjoined Itrynn fron. the ptccldoney. Tlil year they wlh make the. Injunction porniauent, "V.'lKdom and moral eminige aro tin two qxinlltles whUih nmke n gvnt pier lia'nt." lrclu:-i Mr. Iloonevelt. IL has pro- rd tVit he tjvturoa both JuO.'jeTari oxhlliltitl both when or tlie" liench iitid when WTetary of wnr nnd he will carry loth Into the White House. Not ciMifircntlon. hut regulation. I tlii Tnft remedy for railway nlmno. .'rdge Taft Is the eandldnte not of a elaiM. bnt of c groat pnrty. nn.l he will bi iiroIi!'.'iit of an entire people. No lawlpwtiMB, no lnjiwtlce that I t!.e clear nnsl fttmng nltltude or Judg" Tcft toward rapltnl nnd toward Inbrr Thn Itooecvolt heritage linn only In crunwd In value Hlneo iho living teta tor denied the proteuslons of Cinlmau nryan. HlllllltlllllllMllll HI ;; Flowers end Bulbs;; ' CARL V. RUKF, 371 State st., Mr. Bryan says tbo etars In their -- i -..-.- Snlem, Oro. ' courses tire lighting for him. Mr. Dry Fnill line of Tnl'p''. Hyn- ! ! . n" always wlus his elections up In the t clnths, NnrclsiUB nnd all v!nds ; , ,,,r' of spring bulbs. Time to plnnt ;;j Colonel Wattereon says tho negroes them Is now. iu-i-imo, . . nave pald their debt to the Republican I 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 H-l-H 4-0-H Mill- r9fll Ooera Haiicp . P. CORDRAY, Rgr. lUesdav. Orrnho,- OA lnuSi co. Ordinary " ' lUB THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN EXPRF; ESfeMs4 asr-" BARR'S Jewelers WATCHES For Men and Women Definite consideration of your watch needs should bo deferred till you see our stock. A very impressive display of benutlful and practical timepieces, fascin ating in the contour of the casos and possessing all the attributes of reliability. Enameled chatelaine styles In all the glory of their radiant colors, for women, and the gen teel, sturdy sort for men. $3.00 to 9000.00. party" and should now voto tho Demo cratic ticket, ny tlie wuy, -whnt do the negrooH owe the Democratic party? Mr. Rrynn drclares that lib has becu a tariff reformer for twenty-eight yearn. Ills platform In 1800 instated that the tariff should not bo imitated until the money question was settled He postponed It In 1000 to dtacusH liu perialtaiu nnd Id making It nn Issue In 100S only in communities whore his cither vtigarlufl hnvo no slaudlug. "My record Is luiown," says Mr. Hry an. He might run bettor If It were not. i i Republican mcces moo Id mean that ; there Tfonld lc no dtaturhnnco of basi tictui, no unsettling of Tnlues and no (United Press Lcnsnl Wlre.l Detroit, Mich., Oct. 10. Shifting winds nre bringing relief to flro swopt district Bin tho upper nnd lower peninsulas today. Tho llainen nro holng forced back over territory alrcadj diarjod and blaokoned nnd arc burning theniBolvoa out In the devastated districts. Gangs of men, aided by tho wind. nro oaU from the const towns light ing tho smaller fired nnd endeavor ing to save Bomo of tho lutnbor nnd timber from destruction. It Is estimated roughly that tho loss of lumber, buildings ami stand ing timber will reach $'2,000,000. o Tho friends of organized labor cau not forget that Rrynn Is tho man who proposed to cut wages In two with the fifty cent dollnr. Mr. Rrynn says thero Is always hope for a man who changes. Yes, but not for n man who changes from bad to worse. Governor Hughes jmndo somo punc tures In tho Bryan record in his Ohio speech that left tho J-ccord inoro badly disfigured than over if that wcro pos sible, i Tho Democratic lenders hnvo failed to discover any way by which they can safely withdraw tho glowing words with which thoy eulogized Mr. Cleveland at Denver, Tho theory of n now Bryan is dim flcult to assimilate. Ho is tho snino old 1S00 Bryan with somo 1008 varia tions. Mr. Brynu declares that ho does not favor government ownership of rail roads, lie favored It as lute as May, 1007. and has not 'yet roenntod tho statement ho then mndo that he did not believe anything could bo accom plished by attempts to rcgulato tho rnllroads nnd that government owner ship of them was Inevitable Tho best one can wish for tho Den ver phynlclnn who inoculntcd himself With ten kinds of dlsoasc genus is thnt ndno of them will take any bottor than Mr. Bryan's attempt to Inoculnto tho people with his fifty-seven varieties of Issues. Judge Parker Is sueh a cheerful look- ins man that U Is hart! to bollcro that Is the deep dyed Jeremiah that his lentatlons nt the Saratogn conven- would liullrnte. vMr. Tuft hits found no "enemy's jantry" (u his tour of tho glad nnd Prospermia went Labor Is ienrnlng (hut Its only safety fa In prectae exact equality beforo the kw with Capital. Mr. Tnft assured labor of snob fltnndlng. Mr. Rrynn Makes lnlxr the domngoglc promlso of special privilege whlph Inlior does not want nnd knows l( cannot get. i Mr. Tnft has always completed every public task pet lx-fori him In a moHt satisfactory manner, Mr. Drynn starts on one tuHk only to abandon It for something new that may catch his inncy. me American people llKe n man who stays put. At Lincoln. Neb., July 3, 1003. Her man Bidder of New York, tho now treasurer of tho Democratic national committee, govs out nn Interview In which ho unld: "I said to Mr. Rrynn: Yon cannot carry Now York, nnd you cannot be elected. Why don't you Htep Aside and permit the nomination of otue nan who ran k elected'" Mr ItlftlefR Judgment vas exceptionally ?'0.1 ut that time. no3 his statement of frt still Ira'dtf 'rue. o Tho Rev. F. J. Molding, a Chicago standstill congress. Thountry Is not l"' n"""h J" - " " w Hi tVU lU ijyiUIUUk (UUI futile imitation. , I riff tho church becau&o ho had jwoman'a parse, which ho claimed to Mr.Uryan say. is alys ready to buRet'Trazed' tho lest's" emple "" j lift his voice In defense of tho fanner, , v , as If the thrifty, happy American farm- j t er nided any defense. Taft spent yesterday in confer- once with Roosevelt Saturday, Oct. 17 (908 Was the Second Best Day in the His tory of Our Business Our 'sales Saturday exceeded our Bnlcs for any other dny In our hUtory with but ono exception, which wns Soptoinbfer .2D,(1D0C. Did You See the Crowds? Thoy know thnt wo carry regular stores can't match. rollnblo incrchandlso nt prices that New Neck Ruchings ,w Just rocolvcd by express a big lino of tho now "double ruchlnei that all tho Indies aro wanting. The now tlnBOl trimmod ruch ings nro going ltko wlldflro. Better look thorn ovor. Hnvo you noticed tho New Idea Magazine In it's now form. Thoro nro many now features added but tho prico remains tho samo 6 cento por copy or GO conts yer year. Any 10c pattorn free- with a yoar's subscription. The Quarterly Publication Called New Ideas in Winter Fashions Is only 1 5c, including any 1 0c Pattern Free & New Shipment of Hose Supporters Direct from the Factory SEE OUR PRICES Thomson's Glove Fitting COR- 4 SETS nro what you want for tho now snug fitting droasos. Wo have Just rccolved an immonso shlpmont direct from tho factory. H W BBS Vs A M &? s r)- v ms r a twsied.- (a AVE UNDERSELL "RKflUUR fiTOltEH' vje Tho national convention of tho Woman's Stiffrngo utsoclatlou is In xosulon at Buffalo. Marion county snows more mar rlago licenses than luBt year prosperity! BARR'S JEWELRY STOPE State and Liberty Streets. Ye Liberty The Home of Refined Entertainment We guarantee to exhibit motion pictures that wi'l not offend the most fastidious. An entertainment perfectly safe for children to attend as well as adults. Moving pictures that surpass all others. I MATINEES T.uesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Special Matinee Wednesday. Souvenir Matinee Saturday. ADMISSION 10c SEATS FREE . 1 iW I a B0HBBjMBajJsaHStnBJKMBJHMMBJM Farm 1 W v v yfl Jt m OCCUb H ""W"WWBWS1BJiMJi5 Grass Seed New Crop We have the Jargosf stock In tho vulley ind you will find tho quality the very best that can ho obtained. Our pricos aro the lowest in tho stato, qualify of seeds con sidered. Our stock includes Vetch, Rye, Grass Seeds, Clo ver Seeds, Seed Grain, Etc. When ready to buy be sure and see us as we can save you money D. A. White & Sons 9M Com'l St. IbHL 1M We have a comploto stock of Domestic and Imported Grass 8eed. Wo hnvo an extra good .qunllty of Vetch Seed, prices reasonable. Wo will bo pleased to show you our stock nnd quo.) prices. Denlero In Hay, Grain nnd Foods. I'alnts, Oils and Bimshes. Fletcher & Byrd 312-320 North Commer cial Street a I I '-xoaiTuMUy4SawM