Daily capital journal., February 13, 1909, FIRST EDITION, Page 7, Image 7

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DAIMT CAPITAL JOURNAL, SAXEM, OBBdSff, flAUIlPAYr 'lEIHtUAItY 18, 1H).
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Just Received
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A large shipment or SHOICS. If
you mint hIiocm for style you will flml
tin-in hrivj If jou also want shoes
for good looks comfort, pood fit
unit good iiuullty, you'l find them
hero, tM)j mid beM of nil the prices
wll he the most reasonable.
Men's Hpilnj, Oxfords in Pat Coll,
Vlcl Kid, fStin Metal, Tan ami Ov
hlood. Hoy's Misses' and Clilldieii'n
Spring Shoes, Oxfords and Hllppvis,
In Vlcl Kid, Put Kid, Tnn mid Ox-ford.
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Ladies' Hose
8 1 -3c oer pair
Ladies Waists
These are very pretty tailored
Waists lit silks, satins, lawns and
linens.
1-3
Less than regular price.
Corsets
Values up to 95.00. B0c
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.lust a few of the SjJlB.lo $25
values In Ladles' Suits at 9 1. B0
Tlii'M1 are of excellent materials.
Sow 9 1. BO.
Mohairs
In red, brown, green, navy and
Kray.
91.10 values , oo
A 70c values 59c
Handsome assotment of new
Broadcloths
Misses' and Boys' all
wool hose 1 6c
Ladies' Suits
at half
liny this week and profit by the
great reductions.
Also ladles' Capes and Coats
included In this sale.
Dress Goods
Sale
The very latest designs in
checks and plaids.
91.U5 values ' S1.12
91.00 values qQq
7."c values , , gQp
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BILL THRO
SENATE
MEASURE EXTENDED
the Senate Inst nlgnt pnBsod tho
bill extending net of 1907 appropria
ting $300,000 for mo purchase of tuo
Locks and Cnnnl at Oregon City four
years, as amended In tho Ways and
Means committee. Tho tlmo wub ex
tended from two years to four years
and tho money niroAdy collected un
der the act made available for tho
general fund, but authorizing new
lovles of 100,000 per year. Tho Btnto
bonrd Is empowered to draw a war
rant of the full amount whenever
congresB passes tho bill to take over
and maintain tho locks and cnnnl
free to the people. The bill passed
by the Senate Is tho Ways and Moans
committee substitute for the Jones'
bill as it passed the House, is satis
fnctory to the friends of nn open Wil
lamette river.
HUNG HEAD DOWNWARD
IN FLOOD OF WATER
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THE GREATEST
HOE
UN EARTH
that's what
they a!l say !
The fircutcst nnd best shoe In the world
-BUSTER BROWN BLUE RIBBON
SHOES for boys and girls, nnd WHITE
HOUSE SHOES for men, for women.
Come one, como nil ! nnd sec these beau
tiful a::d dependable varitics of high-class
footwear.
Now is tho time and now is the hour to
see and select the greatest shoe on earth!
Brown's 5 mark of quality is stamped
in tho shank of vcry shoe. It guarantee
reliability.
Portieres and
Stand Covers
Wonderfully how Priced.
9tft.f)0 viiIiicm ... $11,00
9 1.75 values $ 359
!j5 7.30 values $ 5QQ
15c Can Talcum
Powder 6c
United I'reu Loaned Wire
Pasadena. Cnl.,- Fob. 13. After
hanging head downward tindor tho
ruins en tho Hublo Canyon pavilion
for more man nn hour yesterday,
while water from a burotod plpo
poured over her Imprisoned body,
Mrs. Fred T. Drew, whoso baby boy,
Tluier wiik Itlllod by tho coUujiho of
the Htnicturo, Is hoverlnn botweon
life and dunth today. PhyHlolauH at
the hospital nay tnc woman han a
chance for recovery but Ih very no-
rlifiiRly Injured.
Drew and his fion, QeorKe, who
were roscuod from tho rulnn shortly
after the landHlldu which wrecked
the building are bnuiy hurt but will
recover.
YOU'LL FIND THEM
In all sorts of leathers, in styles suitable for
all kinds of wear, at prices that "regular
stores" can't match at
WE UNDERSELL REGULAR STORES
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TO BUILD A DRY DOCK
AT PEARL HARBOR
E ft-4 j& lfljflli
SAYS PEACH CROP
IS DFSTROYFD
St. Catherines, Ont., I-'eb. 13. J.
j. HouHberRor, of Jordan, a promi
nent fruit srowor, mado tho stnto
inent today that fuly 00 per cont of
the peach crop of 1909 alrondy was
Ulllod by alternate fnmtH and mild
wenther.
The small crop Bonornly throiiKh
out Nlagarn Ponlnsula haa boon prac
tically destroyed and tho Iohk will run
Into mllions.
In point of ideographical olovntlon
Mndrld Is tho highest city in Europe
(United l'rcmi Leaned Wlre.l
WnBhlnRton, Feb. 13. -Eight bids
woro opened today for tho contract
of constructing a great drydock nt
Poarl Harbor, Hawaii. Tho lowest
blddor wnB C. M. Lcnch, of Do3ton,
who bid $1,880,883 for dock com
ploto without accosory piling. With
nccoHfiorles $1,903,437. Other bid
dorn w'oro Edward Mallory, San Frnn
cIsco ; Cotton nrothors Company,
Oakland; Sn uFrnnclBco Hrldgo Co ,
E, J. Word Construction Company,
of Honolulu; Pacific Construction
Co., of Ban Francisco. Tne nward
will bo mado lntor,
years of experience In tho house or
roprcsontntlvo, I am strongly con
vinced that tlioro mimt bo a chnngo
in tho ruloo unless tho house is to
dogenornto pormanontly Into a ma
chlno roglatorlng tho will of tho
Bponkor," Bald UoprcBentntlvo 13. W.
Hayes, of California, today, ou ho
lloor of tho houso, while dlscunlnd
proposed changes in tho rulos.
"At tho opening of each con
gross," continued Hayes, "tho huuno
Ib tho comploto ninstor ot Itsolt for
just one day; only long enough for It
to uolcct a Hpcnkor, and to mnko tlio
rules of tho preceding cougrosB " tho
hules of tho opening one."
CAN BOSS ITSELF
ONLY ONE DAY
f United Pre Loosed Wlro.)
Washington, Fob. 13. "After fom
Not News, only Hultlt.
I United l'rt'ni (.eMied Wire.
Tampa, Fin., Fob. 13. Jack Wado
a negro, was lynched today at Lake
land, 30 miles from here. Wado was
charged with an attempted assault
on MIhh Irinit Newell of that place.
Ho was Identified by tho girl.
IT IS NOT THE NUMBER.,
BUT THE JAP AS SUCH
(United PrcsB Leased Wlro.)
Sacramonto, Cnl., Fob,. 13, Gov
ernor Qlllott'n census of Jnpnneso
school children In tho principal
cities ot California rovonls tho fact
that In 1 countlo.i thoro nro a total
ot. only COG In classes with whlto
ohlldron,
San Frnnclsco and Los Angeles
report tho lnrgost number, each hav
ing 128 .-Japanese ohlldron In tho
schools,
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Tho r rough premier nays Hint tho
Duko ot Abnuzl will honor himself
by taking nn Ainorlcnn brldo. Thnt'H
tho way to talk.
Ben tie lhs Klni! Yo11 "Srt Knn "&
FINE SPECIMEN ff,,,,
C01ICRETE CONSTRUCTION
The concrete lloor of tho Manning
building, which is 00x120, or 800
squnro yards, Ib said by competent
exports to bo tho finest ploco of co
ntent flooring ovor put down In this
city". It Is as smooth as a billiard
table, nnd Mr. Dornnrd, tho con
tractor, Is proud of tho Job. It is tho
work of A. Kohrborgor, tho comont
contractor, and put down to BtakoJ
driven to n hair lino with level, and
U built true nu a dlo. It Is a ploco
of work to bo proud' of, nnd rollecU
tiredlt on tho man who constnuctoi
It.
Ar Grateful.
Tho menibors of Sedgwlok Post
No. 10 nnd of the Sedwlok W. H.,0.
would hereby tender tholr wnrmeat
thanks to those friends who so gen
erously and so freely gavo their sor
yIqob In nld of tho Lincoln Contou
nlal anniversary. exorcises' at the M.
E. church on Friday tho 12th Inst.
The'nddresses of Judgo Hurnott. Rev.
Dftuor. Row Solleek and D. C. Eloy.
and tho bountifully rondored poem by
Mrs. Percy Cotter woro highly np
lireolatud. while tho singing by that
masterful quartette, composed of
Wm. Gilchrist, Sr., Mrs. W. C. Smith,
Mrs. W. J. Habcock and Goo. H.
Hurnott. led by McGUchrlst and no
eompanlod by Miss Shelton ou tho
pipe organ was all that heart could
wish.
Such courtesies from the later
generation warms ino hearts of the
old veterans and makt.8 tnem to feel
that their services to their country
have not been In vain.
D. W. MATTHEWS.
D. WEBSTER, Post Commander
Adjutant
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ftecky Ptaffltain Tea Nugrjeis
& CttiJ Unlltls lu 3uj PMplt.
Bmi Oclaa UelUi ad Bm Vlor.
INSANE MAN
AND A GUN
(United l'rtii I.es(l Wire.
Mlllvllle, X. J., Fob. 13. Joseph
Solnorflcld was shot (load, Mrs. Mar
garet Klnkle nnd hor 15-yoar-old son
wore sorloiisly wounded today by
Rlchnrd Dunning, who It is believed,
was Infatuated with i.io woman.
Dunning frequently threatened her
with death If sho did not leave the
homo of bomorflold whero sho was
employed as a housokeopor. Dunning
told tho police thnt ho had escaped
recently from an asylum for the. In-sano.
ERIE RAILROAD
BORROWS MONEY
Albany, N. V.. Fob. 13. Tho pub
lic service commission today granted
tho request and application of tho
Krlt Railroad for authority to Issue
30-year, five per cent collateral
bonds to the amount of $30,000,000
upon consideration. Among the
conditions was a proviso that a col
lateral trust ludunturu shall be pie
pared and submitted to the commis
sion for Us approval.
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SAN PEDRO SAFE
FR0M FLOOD
( United I'ress I.eaied Wire,
San Pedro. Cal.. Feb. 13. Danger
from tho flood waters of the Pnlos
Verdes hills Is pus today following
the strenuous fight made by the ma
jority of tho population yestorday
when tho town was threatened with
Inundation. '
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Toft Going Home.
(United Preso Leased Wire.)
New Orleans, La.. Feb; 13 President-elect
Taft and Mrs. Taft i-Jt
today on a special train via the Queen
and Crecont route for tielr how
in Cincinnati
A Great Inducement to Buy
A BUCK'S RANGE NOW
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A $50 Range for $40
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