Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, January 13, 1909, FIRST EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Texts .is3 "WaJLT CAlMli MHnmAl vnssxwoAT, 3AXVAMY IS, 1M. i: 'U'i u i ft II' DRiCES arc still thermometer down to zero in section. Ladies' skirts, children's prices. TODAY OXIjV, wo offer a our r.'gulnr Wednedy Surprlv.' Sale Xo. 111. I dlffereii lw of I1o Sofn Pillow.. They arc full weight ami rmrml wfth a good qualify. mulin. The price and Mie for the day only, are 18 insize special 20 in. size special 22 in. size special size special 24 in. On Mile at H o'clock; no telephone orders received. TV o O O O O O I) O O o o 0 CITY NEWS OOOOOOOOOOO Wenther I'nrvenM Snow tonight and ThurMLty, con- tliiurd cold. People Having extra rooms eaa rant Utm during logmlatttr by advrtmtMg in Tho JeuraaL -1-11-lf Tlit; World ItMiiith IIimiii I and loo Uiaatian. laiiMlig aood hot Mp of oaUso. ill i. Qanimar Ml u l-ll-l w Net-dlirHfl ghO larworly ttl Washlagtoa atroot. m I It Psta atrsot hotoooa Marti H'Q and A,lr otroets. ForUoml. Jo- ar, nA4lwak aaloa now oa. l--f. Three NMMn it buying OlatamaJ'i Baklac VwMm: nuaorwf Qmr (Pr Qranm of Tartar). Neateat Pakgt f arrow tarn a). HMt I'rto (t lb, fl; I Uh. n.6f) I'lilleiuath- Qreamary battar far Ilk njaad itkto Aak your Hliafur, tin? IliiniUH Mm . N'ow t Uw tiM to MM yoor hoatr dntit aMd alaw kinMM. r Kt Wood And taaj aaJI Itt. VoaOt Luawr Company. StcufctorT Markiil Is ta alao if got )r Moat. Th&y hat. tho Wat that caa be had la the bras. laaan. - . .. -"..- 'iiaii-fe winr to iimvw tiwi bull tJjfriineil Hav yo triad to now parlor? Nasi doe to ft. Itobort McFmi.t.. Journal of l'pr U't.n" New IIoiimh Always for sale Company. Voget Luwhor going down with the m I until they are now J the ready-to-wear suits, wraps, coats, coats etc., at zero today today 19c 25c 33c 39c today today Ladies' Coats I itTrepiionniiy koou iniue, n'Riunr telling at W and OJ&0, all full length, well tailored, each marked In plnhi figure at regular M'lllng prlre. On wile now at $1.98 Ladies' Coats lteieularlj- m-IIIiik for 910, fun length, well tailored, Miilable for Mormy ibiy or drh.ng. Thev are the l-t nlue eer offered by Knlein' grenteot cloak More and are uortliy of your early conMder atlon. Special $3.98 Children's' Coats H Suitable for M-hoo wear; value up to .SKI; a grand ht1iI n( ll-ailjto-eiir M-rtloii. vpc.jy if LadleV Attention Mr. Albert Shaw Is now prepared to clean silk waists and aklrts. Our plant U modern and up-to-date. We guarantee .ill of our work. Phono 336. The Toggery. Toggery Jfew and up-to-date dry oleaalng neant Idlos' and geatMrnea hHh las cloaaod property. Phoa 33 1. Tim Toggory. (eiitliuneii Atlirntlon lot Albort Shaw ewaa and prats jroar aoilod ciothlag. If thoy need dry or noam cleaalag. Send thorn to a All work goaraataod. Paaae Ml. Tho Toajgry. MmHoh Sftuaiv far the lnl- KIM hearted poop! kav ataajod tho aaov from uadei tho trn) la Marioa taaar aad bar beoa Mad lag ta starving bird for tho MI woo. Tho Utw (oathorod ra ttrva aaoareatly tad groat cottilort aad ajojrmat la acnUchlag aad faoaiac oa tho dry groaad umtor tao troae aad thoaaaaa of thorn an bo tar every day. Am Yen One of Them? Too hoaa wtf who has boon la- to bay a paoopbaU Ukiag powder by grorors or eaavaoaors will l W. 1.- . -. - 1. 1. .1... -! want Hgnm tu Wim UUt taw oaaraotor of nootU la mad from ara! boa mixed with dilated oU af Titrai It iieau that taor la ao law asm aolltag the loaaoaot boys to aria tao laaroaioata oa tao eaa. aad hoar the eonmuar U easily dooaivoJ Ooods of thto class eoit vory IHtl to aaaotartaro abwit I or 1 eoaU nor pound aot muoh more thaa ta moUh hoaoi a4ajayrom which JABf N w e Hnd upon f.'fe,i',ra thr talj rrai baKi frMt eroam of tartar aad soda aad a kiaall por eoat of starch to add to iU keoplag .aallUos. All the good brand have the lagrdlts prUted oa the iabol 1-13-eod We Are RecdTlag Daily some Tory choice steel head salmon direct from the coast. Far rlngton, the grocer and marketman. Ice in tho Mill Ditch The present freeze is working a hardship on the mill dtch people in this city by clogging up the race ! with ice. to the extent that it re- j quires careful watching to prevent eerlout trouble. The Salem Water Company Is rannlag their steam pump to retain a reasonable prooour of water. Th Salem Woolen Mill , Company is also put oat of basinets as the result of the cold soap. Mrs. W. W. Fcrricr IH-ad I Word ha been received in this city of the death of Mrs. W. W. Fer rier, wife of the editor of The Pa cific, the Congregational church pa per of this coast, in San Franateeo, last Saturday night. The remain were laid to rest on Monday after noon. Mrs. L. G. Altmaa, wife of j Dr. Altaian, of this city, is a sitter of the deceased and has been caring tor her for the past two weeks. I Funds for Italy The Italian relief fund will prob ably be cent on its way today by Dr. W. II. Byrd chairman of the commit tee. Dr. Byrd cannot state at pres ent the exact total of the fund but 'thinks it will be in the neighbor hood of $300. Various amounts are jyet to be collected. The committer has decided to turn tho money over j to tho Red Cross Association as that organlzaton is considered tho moat dependable and convenient to cor respond with. ' Cleaning Out the Jail i The county Jail i becoming leas popular every day during the prea( term of eoert. Brry criminal brought before the court this term hat been dealt with by the stat la a speedy manner and conviction has resulted In all. First cam Black. who got 10 years for shooting Dr. Chares Robertsen: then Yablta, th Jap who vra deported; W. O. Peery came next with a one-year sentence, nod Adams followed with ' a presidential torm. All of these tonvtcts are already wearing strip?'. After the Tlmmou trial U finished. there rill remain bur three prison iers under the care of Sheriff Mln to. jWVut Through the Ire While tkatias? oa tho swash it the mouth of Mill crcoJt yesterday afternoon Romeo Oouley a promi nent Salem hop nan. broke through the lee, and bad It not been for the qulk amlstaac of Mllo Raaaiao fen. an emptor of tho O. C. T. Co., h. wfjtd hare probably beon front , ji . , or drowned. W eomradoa mad -veral atirtmpts to help him by i throwing planks to him. but Oovlr rould not maaago to crawl one on them. Raamu oeiag tho Oott ley's aaotot- trouble hurriod to anc with a loag which h throw to him. aad by th aid of steady pull was able to climb on th board thrown Mm. and gala solid Ice. As It wa be had a etoto call aad a dlddy cold bath. Itjrt' Ik Captain Th high school football team hold a short meeting last Right aad oloetod Chart Ryre as atata of tho 110 team. Kyr as a mombor of the lll Hao aad has a good roovtatlo la athletic. Olew Chili OrgHitlzcd To Y. U. C. A. gle dab has or gaalaed aad th elootio of otkors for tho roar hi m follews: Director aatf maaaaor, Will Keiohxta; presl deal. Waltr M later: vico-prseidsat. . L. rittmaa: aertary aad troa. arr. H Oau. Tao aaaoal amoUag oa held last evooiag. vaa mattort pertaialag to ta dovtlaaataat of Uw clab were dlwaoxd. (ThIi MiitllHR Positioned Oa acooaat of toaalotlag dates the Bast aawaT Paso Club, which was to moot Woaaotday, the lata. ha bo pootpaaod uaUl Friday. Jaa nary II. at S o'clock p. m. Th par- of too mootiaK Is to aomMlote tbe work of ortaalaatloa bona Woaaotday of last wk. This meet lag will b of vast latorast to alt. aad Tryoa I eordtally lavttod. 'Pho MMlag will aot ho held at tho Oh keta atroot eanreh. a formorty aaaooneod. bat will bo hold-la th roagrogauoaai ebwrch. coraor of Niaetoecth aad F-rry stroets. WwuIht K MtMldiHitu' At last ta Mtaor tana ,ai 4ajj looal ourcaa taov ta tmaporttSr3 . to bo fooaMorablv ira iii . - lag It meat ti:tag ap to 13 ia taort tlm. The wlad U steadily wervtag toward the north, aad tho sky hows a tendency to brighten up a bit POMPADOUR JIM THINKS HE CAN DOWN JOHNSON Chicago Jan. 13. James J. Cor txt today modestly heleves he Is th only man In the world who can walk off with' the heavyweight hon ors, now held by Johnson. Duiciss lag the situation. Corbett said: "Al Kablak. the big Polish fight er from Michigan looms up as a tottibllity. but that is all. It will take a couple of years to bring him around to a point where he will be token seriously. I have talked to a couple of the ting fans who have watched the development of Kabiak closely, but they can see no future EARTHQUAKE SHAKES ALL NORTHERN ITALY (United Press Leased Wire.) , Rome. Jan. 13. All Tuscany and many cities in norhern Italy were; shaken by a severe earthquake this morning and vague reports of heavy damage In the larger cities have been received. At Genoa the shock "was so heavy that the people rushed out of their houses and would not return for nours. Other cities affected were Ml- Ian, Lombardl. Venice and Padua in Hoard of Trade Meeting The Board of Trade will hold Its annual meeting this evening, and new officers will be eleced. Reports! (United Press Leased Wire.) for the year will also be atod and Los Angeles Cal. Jan. 13. Ac acted upon. j cosed of robbing 12 safes and hold- Knt School Opened The Oast sohool op d again this morning after a dttoontiRaaaee of throe day on aeeouat of the oold weather which was U severe to per mit the conducting of soaooL All other sehools In the city hare been in operation. Institute Postponed County School Superintendent Smith has deiitui to immmu th t ii.... i. . .- ... piwfuaiu iwvwiaiB ivr rnvm, u eo . held at Turner nxt Saturday, until the JOth of this month. Ha mad this cnang owing to th inclement , weather which Is too terereto per last of January th snow would bo ; practically goo. Unifier Look Ont Than In Th register at th city l!l tan mornlnn credited four mn with a. lag drunk aad disorderly. Two of the abrupt at g wer In a hilarious condition last night aad continued to make thlag hum until the officer-i pot a stop to furtbor mlte&ler.'N'ev orthla th prisoners hav no per sona! grievance against the police for arreetlng them ai thy statel thto morn'ng they would rather bo on th Inside looking out than or the outside looking In. Some "Flul-rnir Sknteri Yealerdny orenlng several Eastern noepi wr skating en the pond acres from the O. C. T. Co. aad, aotwtthstandlnc that a few bad not been oa lee skates for six or sevan year, they coald cot th eurvos, writes name aad alto "makes stars" In a beautiful maaaor. A nrat-ctaos exhibition vac glroa by J. I Kola, a traveling aamamaa. Kola eat wreataot of holly aad big paatlo with apparent eat aad hit ability at a fact tkatr wai w11 demoa atrattd. SVnU high jumping eaa toot wr alto pull! off aa 1 oa ,tb opposlt tWo o( tho wlro th Ico wai fall of ottrt and ratabowt. eauoed by ta laoxnortoacod high jumpor. VlfTO MHSSAOIIS MAHB SPHCIAL OIlliIIR la ta bona Totoday forenoon th voto mamages aad UMk ft xl without executive approval la 1917. were mad a na trial ordor for Mon day. January IS, at 5 p. m. Hoaeo adjourned to Wednesday at II a. m. When you have a bad tough or told do net let tt drag along until It htoomaw chronic bronahlUs. or de velops Into an attack of paaumoata, hot givo It the attention It deserves Bt rut di it. raua . i . -. j V1 i-io rk n.1. j -.. .., i ,.. vii .v.vm M ftmt wf wnxot Hfompt rrtttor Prow a mall egjanmg ib saM aaa as of utg paarttoa has exteadod to aH ports -vj, &iW4jm. 5h.lhr-aarftjyjr.-rTyJrgvstor. (orolga ooantrios. lib aihay remark- able cares of eoagbi aad ooM have won for tt this wide reputation and i extensive use. drug store Sold by Dr Stone's for him yet He is a big, strong fel low, and would give any of the second-class men a tough argument, but compared to Johnson he Is sev eral notches below par. "The fighting world Is (about) of the opinion that It will take some one better than the present crop of fighters to whip Johnson. In the in terest of the game, and for the sake of the white man's cause, I have been approached on the matter myself. I am out of the fighting game, but I am afraid If some one don't meet Johnson, I may." Venetla and Florence in Tuscany. Later reports indicate thnt tho shock was more severe than was re- ported at first. Xo reports of deaths have been received and the details arc meager. Lator roports from Tuscany showed that the property damage consisted of the collapse of a few houses and a general cracking of walls in the various cltlos. Several I cathedrals wore damaged. i ROBBERS ARRESTED IN LOS ANGELES -. lag up more than Sn people, three men suspected of being the criminal who have been terrorizing Los An geles and vicinity recently, are un der arrest today. The men are en tered at th police station as Charles .Mavin, alias Brltt; T. K. Garwood, al leged to have been a convict five times, and Jimmy Filer, alleged ex coavlc and expert safe cracker. Whan they were arretted the men were alleged to have ben planning le oraek a safe In the New Majestic theatre. Nltro-glycerlae, believed to hare been hidden by the trio, was found behind a bill board across th street from the theatre. FLATHEAD INDIANS IN STARVING CONDITION (I'nltod Press Loaded Wire.) Helena. Mont.. Jan. 13. Hun dreds of members of the Flathead Indian trtb on ta Flathead reser vation are said to bo practically with out food and in Immediate danger of starving to daath hhIom relief It offered. I Fred C. Morgan, superintendent of the reservation, win at onco request tho government to give the Indians some assistance until thoy can be rmevd to another reservation. Many of the tribe's horses are dead hnd ethers must bo killed, as there is nothing for them to eat. Superin tendent Morgan Is making an effort to got forage from Fort Harrison for the Indians' ponies. WILL NOT SUICIDE UNLESS HE CAN BURN (United Press Lad Wire.) Martaneld. O r .Jan. 13. In the noreon of Sofana Orrboani an Italian, tho polio of Marsh He hi have a queer Sfaaa says h do not ear to live bat will not tag hie Hf ualej h is prmlttd to loop into flam. Ha attomaod to fro a sawmill aad attaekod ta watchman with an axe Aftor ho was landed in Jail he trid to start a blaa In hte oolt. Set Mother Grow Young. "It would be hard te overstate the ' wonderful ofcaago la my mother since she began to use Blir. nit. ters.- writes Mrs. W. L. GUpatriok Ut Danforth. Ma. "Although nast 78 she seems really to be growing yoang again. She suffered untold mtsory from dyspepsia for S years At last ah coald aolthor eat. drtak aor sieop. Doctors gave bar ub aad all remedies faltod till Weatrie Hit-1 im. nitptMi M.k mmabJ. i w nvnma mr BWu.i.. trs orKo mich woadors far ki.L .. . i hui mi) longorai all vital! orsaa. ear Uvr aad KWaoy' irouaj, . laaac s)m i-u-,, atreagtE aad appetite'. Oaly ftC' at f O .A. SI'QTIT A . "" li i?iU h3 ' o o o O. L. Wflddel rclrned today from a brief business visit In Albany. O. H. Hull arrived from Portland today to look after business nt tho county court houso. Sheriff Stevens, of Portland, was a visitor hero yesterday, bringing up prisoners to tho penltontlary. Hon. J. D. Loo boo returned to Portland, aftor attending tho legis lature hero during tho opening. Dan Zonner, of Woodburn, was trannactlng business and visiting frlonds horo today for a short time. Mist Mamie Sherman left for her homo In Astoria this morning, after a pleasant visit with Salem friends. Ilyron Harris has returned to his homo, in Portland aftor looking aftr business Interests horo for a short time. Mr. and Mrs. LouIb Wallert, for mer proprietors of tho Ellto restau rant, havo loft for their old homo in New York. 0 , Illsliop Carroll Endorsed. (United Press Leased Wlro.) Daltlmoro, Jan. 13. Tho ntmo of Bishop John P. Carroll of Helena, Mont., It is reported, among others, will ho forwnrded to Roino by Car dinal Gibbons for co-ad J u tor bishop of Daltlmoro. Caught in the Itnln. then n cold and n cough lot It run on get pneumonia or consumption that's all. N'o matter how you get your cough don't noglcct It tako Dalard's Horohound Syrup nnd you'll he ovor it In no time. The sure euro for coughs, colds, bronchitis and nil pulmonary dlsonsos in young nnd old. Sold by all dealers. THE CAPITAL NORMAL REVIEW CLASS Deglns work on January I, nnd con tinues until tho Fobrttnry oxnmlnn tlon. Classon formed In nil branches for state and county paporn and for Klghtli Grade Diplomas. J. J. KRAPS, SnliMii, Oregon. E. 0. MOLL'S Country Meats SPARE RIBS, LOIN SAUSAGE Just what you want this cold weather Salt Fish MACKEREL and HERRING These are the best on the market Moir Grocery Co. 456 State Phone 182 Try Our Electro Turkish Baths, Qrattt cure on eurth for La Orlpp. Cold. Heailaeh. 11 ek aeaot Nervousness, Paralysis, Rheumatism, lllood Troubles "and Pimple. Uesement of Wlllam otto Hotel. MONEY TO LOAN TIIOS. K, FORD Over Ladd & nuah's nank, Salem, Or i M.r. . TT . ,,, 0rw,ch Union Fire OOOOftOOOO PERSONAL MENTION OOOOOOOOO Insurance flnmoanvy Prank Meredith, Ilesldent Agent Office with Win. ttrown & Co., No 39, Commercial street. O O o o O O O O () o o n n NEW TODAY o o o o O O II o o o o o 0 o Mi-.Hiiui Half Million Mnnufaa- wring CorKriion dlrs h'gh firado mgaagor for Saloni nnj M balty. 'Mast hav haowldgo of rajJBf aad furnish b3t raf- vv vjng iTt ama aad telephone preferred." 1-II-S1 Want-d Two waitresses Willamette. . . at .Hotel -f I