Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, February 27, 1909, FIRST EDITION, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextBAWT OAPpAh JOURNAL, SALSM, ORaqok, SATURDAY, FSBnVAnY 27, !. 10 o o o ,TT o oPEoRSo0Noalo Horn Saturday's Shoppers SI BS showing at this store. Many fines are replete, and others are filling up so. fast with all that's new for Spring that the whole store has begun to blossom out into a beatiful spring garden. We invite your earliest consideration. TAFT SAYS WE MUST REVISE THE TARIFF Don't Wait and then be sorry Our nntlro lino of high-grade Ladlos Umbrollns nro on wile nt 1-4 Less in Price It will bo to your advantage If you nro practicing economy, to se lect no now nnd It will InHt all noxt winter, nnd still Hiere will bo lot of Btortny woathor boforo tho first flowera of Spring. The Best Plums CAN' O.VLV III-: PICKED OXCK nnd tho vory ones you nro plan ning for mny bo picked if you de lay. Tho nhowlng In the Waist Section whs novor so charming. Tho now effects In llngerlo stylos, combining tho dnlntlest Vnlon clonnos and Vonlco Lncos nnd Hwlm Rmbroldorloa; somo nro ex tremely slmplo and bo mo aro vory elaborate styles. (Ko Court Ht. Window.) Begin Early Inspect thp swollcHt Una of nets evor shown on the Pacific Const. The range In widths from 19 to 72 In white, cream, Arabian, ecru, old roso, nmothyBt nnd navy blue solf polka dot. tucks, imitation tucks, tinsel dots, In plain and plain, tucked nnd Brussels, nets and boblncttcs. II I Brussels, nets and boblncttcs. U Indies IIoiiir I Z?7l) lu"m 11 f.. k -- " I vf Wl'iF W07ftt "Vw l2Srm tertiN for I BBV'MiBliw'l'"wfcW"r Are Itcndy 5 liHHHHHMBBIMBaMHJMHHHHnHHn OOOOOOOOOOO HEAD 2000 Imported Spring Hnmple 0 CITY NEWS W. 'I'lMtmnM M Noiim' nil on pagi 7. At the Hoynl, Opera house block. k. n o i n n 11 o on Ladle' Home loHrtml Put tern for March Arc Heady. We her Forecast OccmmIoimI Haln tonight ami Sun-Ay. Yar Ukj flumUy Dinner You will need a good supply of groceries, also frosb oggs and but trt Phono 311. J. M. Lawronco. for JHeve We4 J Oct Abend of tlto Iltuli Yoii should apply at once to the And place your ordors for smb IpMldlEr IOgglng Company, Slao wood now. Phono at onco to the I'lKMiogrnph Concert On tho 27th for flower mission work. Admission 5 cents. W. C. T. U, hall. Cottage Undertaking I'nrlo Cornor Cnttngo nnd Chomokcta r.ircota. Up-to-dato In all lines. Calls answered dny or night. J. C. SIM, F. D. Phono 800. 2-25-5t Millinery Opvnlng Now goods arrlrlng dally. Call and sco them. Mrs. P. E. Fullcrton, Your Store Will begin to "find lUolf" whon your advertising influoncoo a lot more people to find your storo. New York, Feb. 27. President elect Tnft vigorously protested last night against what he said was an absolute misrepresentation In certain Now York afternoon papers of what he had said in answering cfuestions regarding tariff revision. He had stated, he said, that the present busi ness depression was undoubtedly due in a large measure to tho fact that the tariff Is to bo revised at an extra session of congress to meet March 15. That it was of the highest Im portance that this revision should not be dolaycd and hoped it would be completed by juno 1. Mr. Taft also said ho favored a permanent tariff commission, the plnn for which had uccn marked out with deliberation. Its diitlos wore to bo to make n care ful study of the operation of the pro posed new tariff law, to the end that tho whole question of the tariff might be placed on a more scientific basis. Upon this statement Mr. Taft was made to say that the present tariff schedules -were responsible for the present business deprcssioa and thnt when they wore revised their own parents would not know them, all of which was amplified at length and made posltlvo by appearing to be a vigorous nnd enthusiastic statement. Mr. Tnft was perturbed ovor what he called a misrepresentation. Ho had, he declared, changed his posi tion In no way, and hold the same views he had publicly announced dur ing and since tho campaign. Mr. Tnft said to n reporter; "As this Is the primary requisite for tho relief of present conditions, I wnnt to havo It disposed of at onco. 1 am hopeful that mere will bo 'im portant revisions in the existing schedules inndo by congress in nn ex tra session, and I look forward to Juno 1 as tho dnto whon most of Our French Room Will soon bo ready for your fn- .,., . in i, .i.h ... . - . MVO V......HVO "... UU bU.....UU. Mr. Tnft's opinion wns glvon after spect'on and approval, Mrs Fullcrton, leading milliner. P. E. weo4 coat less, 2-22-tof Klftfl Maple ami Ali Wood For sale, cheap, for immcdlato do- livery. Apply Krnbs Uros.,Hush Breyman building. Telephone, Main lit. ' 2-lMf And placo your orders for siab wood now. Phono at 01.6 to tho ipauldlng Logging Co. J-JI-tf ftwmU Now !!owe For ealo or rent. For prices nnd terms too Vogot Lumber Co. Yr Atova Wood . You should apply at onoe to the Bpauldlng Logging Company. Blab wood coil loss. 3-22-tof Cottaro UtMkrtaklna Parlor rArtltl fsHnmt itil nliiimAlla Street. Up-to-dato In all Until, CalU answerod iay or night. J.,0. Bill, Y. D. Phone 800. 2-35-51 For ftUlc At a bargain. Flno driv ing horse. larno and bugg?. City broVo and perfootly gentla fu lady. W. A. Irvln's groory. 3.18-St W. T. Itfftdoii, Undertaker Always prosreiitve, up-to-date full equlpmeat, largeat stock. X0.Jleod-f Ltmer liuurauro 1 tat est. ; lly having dp year wttrk. K. W. Piome. Oa4ul Ulaaifk Sappl)' Oum may. Pkeso 03t. iM6-eodtf ' Hajw "" j Tae pluw ta ajpt yinir (dhw U at ' HaltM FHo Wefk Tky imk a, fcjHMrtalty of tit ttc bualiMMu 1 10 Oonrl UtTMl. Mr. Jaiiiivt SihUIi i A'aa In tn linlaj tmytHg hhh- pHaa tMay, Bk UrJu a w(I twill aud Hrttr wtlt ertHd FolgWa (ittkttM Ckkl Oaff fraak aa she IL She HMd t auk t grotr to grind It. lief Hal Mmulrt) Tho OcUUfik of QraUH of WtlUm tto UuiwrUy wljl ulv a bukUo ie (jltal in the etiaM t ih arHii MondAy evulng to wuloh th HHlli la cordially Invited Tk Ckniect- ' Mule will hidp 10 uirutB tpauldlng lagging Co. 2i82:lf Tho lrliX of Balem Tto linn Ton, IaCorona or Tasb moo cigars are homo production. Have you tried them? If Yom Want " Tho best spray. Ono mndo front wood oils and wood ncldi. ono that li a poil tiro funglcldo, ono that Is surely fatal to nil scalo and aphis buy "Orwood." Uso It on ywur orchard, your hoiino planLi and your poultry houses. Oct U of Salem Hardware Co. Call for circulars. 2-2Mw Fr Hlov. WkmI And coal, aall 198, Vogot Lumber Company. l-mlhV MntM Newest nnd best dtw now on .Us 'ay at M- . Ptilltrto' Von Mny Xut Xevt Mo hww. but when yon do, romtm brr that ' kavo the most up-to-dat6 and eomilte undertaking establish meat In the 0'ty. Phono mo at 120 or mII at HI Court street. Salem. Orfttfou The Itiyal TiUIoni fn-iul Others follow. Ask the wcurers, nnd sco tho samples at tho Royal. Phone 12-11. nn Intervlow with Cleavo, president of the National Manufacturers' Association, who call ed to urge tho creation of a perma nent tariff commission. After Mr. Van Cieavo's doparturo Mr. Taft said thnt ho favored such a commission, but ftlcl not fnvnr Itn lmnmrilntn nn. Ladles' switches, puffs, rolls, knote,!,,,,. Ho dcclarod that ho felt 1 that tho present tariff schedules aro onorous to business, halting It with the forco of a drag brake, but he add- Human Hair etc. Largo best grade gonulno Switches from 75c to K. Fullcrton, leading milliner. aisortment, guaranteed: human hair. $10. Mrs. P.) od that the revision was all-Important -a. and then perhaps a Commission. Such a commission, ir appointed now, might block the plan of revision as now contemplated, said he. After the revision tho commission would gather other data, watch tho new laws working nnd suggest amend ments to thorn. Mr. Taft also mado public today a letter which he sent to Sereno Payne, chairman of the ways nnd means committee of tho house, in re gard to the resolutions adopted at tho tariff conference held nt Indianapolis on February 16, in which Mr. Taft wrete: "A tariff commission would be harmful or useful as Its functions wero described in the bill. My own ideas havo been that there ought to bo, a permanent commission of tariff exports to keop thcmsolvcs advised by nil means possible of the cost of production of tho nrtlclcs named In the schedules In foreign countries and In this country, I think thnt what wo lack is evidonco, and some such means might very well bo used for tho purposo of securing It. I should be the last to advocate n commission with any power to fix rates, If that were constitution, which it would not bo, or witlj any function other than that of furnishing tho evidence to congress, upon which, from timo to tlmo, It might act. Mr. Van Clenvo and H. 15. Miles of Racine, Wis., chairman of tho tar iff commission of tho National Man ufacturers' Association, called on Mr. Tnft todny as n part of tho committee troni tho national tariff commission In Indianapolis. Mr. Tnft told Mr. Van Cleave that ho desired to have further Information concerning a commission of tnrlff exports and would glvo It every consideration, fho present lull In industry, Mr. Tnft said, was undoubtedly due to Im pending tnrlff legislation, but ho James W. Van thought that with that knowledgo In view congress woutd concluo Its de liberations nt nn early date, possibly in June, Tariff changes always halt business for a tlmo, was tho opinion expressed by Mr. Taft, and tho Boon- or such legislation was drawn nnd adoptod tho better for tho country. Mr. Van Cleavo said after his con foronco with Mr. Taft that tho presl-dont-olcct expressed his bollof In n tariff commission to consider changes In tariff schedules from year to yoar. ,:r":i: p: Wa,,a". of ".- &UUBI OI Jlrs lew Park. D H. Hnnr8:J:.A-.Doerne'-J '"', " J nero on bwin .U.UlUg, Mvo county hoard, having power to Tho .Majority ft siirA in trrtfr thnt wnrl "mnlnrl. ty-of real estate sales in this city f tct , JPorlntendont) should, this month, and noxt. will bo Influ- u" "u",,luu "' U,"B" , ,,u" "l ,u nnced Iiy advertising In this news-! !,r1T'!.t ZT ?' "I' BChl dl8.' 1IIUIB. I IIU OU1U1II IUHI11, IUUIIUBUU of Howard Zimmerman, Robort Mln ton and Sotx Axley, had tho affirma nt per. I'lNk IllltK I a'm now ahowlng a completo lino i l'vo of "Flsk," "Archer" and "Meno- ,. ., srniH u hi 1 vii iiui iur wrij miruiK .., ii.1BI,,, u - , T7T .......u ,.. 1,.. , I -.. - -- .lira, u. 1.. iQiiwrkj.i. ivuuitirt wHr. wll'ner. 201 N. Corumerolal street. is In Debnt ITnlvorslty having tho affirmative side. The Willamette boys wero James Oak, Roy Shields nnd Sam Holtzol. After tho debato tho gtrln of tho university gnvo 11 reception to tho debaters In Lausnnno hall. tT7n w6n ijN'orot hitman College team . In tho chapel Inst night, on tho uub- SMlom IUkIi l.,t ,' "Kwolvocl. '1 hat for American Th.i,ihEB),ni,i)ul(i,.u,,u,,- ' of iHipulatlon under 200.000. HIk Uisi Act Tho jast act of tho governor this morning was the applutmont of u debating , commission provided by the loglsla- dffuutod by Junction City InHt night , by tw votim. TI10 uubjeel wua. "Re tt ved. Thnt the consolidated county system of public schools (with elect- rUTH WHITE, IN THE BURGOMASTER. Basket Ball HA I, KM IIH.H t'APlTAI, HUKIXI 0I.lI(!K, A V. Mll, A. TONWHT. MitH) .4mli4ai SIS?. H imiii iiimiiilrilliiaMl iiin wiii i ii in n i l jEmF B.BBBiiaiaMiiL. !iJyi oisfc. juf SaiBaC sliJi-i. ' m.' A - L.jiW aHPrk. BBBajB u " S BBBBBBBP JBBBBBBBBBBF H. " - f "v" Hb5 ' B i ' " BaBaSr"BaBaKVjB&utPBaV Aiiia"-P"a'BBBaBiBRflllWBa JBBaBaBaBaBaKHnBKBHiVVaBBBaWiBaBaVH-.BBaBaB 1 the uity governmont by commission, known us tho Galveston or Dea Moines plan, Is udvisablo." Tho Judges were Chlof JubMco R. S. Roan, Senator Hedgec nnd Justice W. E. King, with District Attorney John H. McNary as presiding offtcor Tho do olslon was two to ono, Willamette lure ou tho highways, both railway and wagon road facilities. Tho fol lowing compose tho commissien: A. H. Dovers, Portland; C. F. SwTgert, Portland; D. C. O'Reilly, Portland; Qcorgo Putnam, Mcdford; doore W. Daldwln, Klamath, and William Grimes, of Medford. o DoWltt'B Little Early Risers, gen t'e, easy, pleasant, llttte liver pl!U. Sold by ail druggists. Ye Liberty THE HOME OF COMFORT An especially attractive program today-IHustratcd sengs: 'Tm Tying the Leaves So They Wont Come Down" By VIRGIL LLOYD JL .' Sm,th' Ha " " uo,ae a"er vlMtla. j. nuusnian. Mrs. N. J. Qeh'an n, has been visiting rMs. C L. Miss Amanda HerrllnK tiiii 1 iiiii nn nn . , lvuu iu rcraa-n attJ B iiure. t a - -. o. uenson, of On.J lina PAtimnn.1 - . . & .v.u.uuu 10 nis homo aft. ucuug Dusiness here, Xr nn.1 -r "u " rank E. woni 10 Jefferson today to 1 rinv wtfJi T-a n. .. . -, . ... uuugias-g p8r(j una aiTB. j. u Stclwer Brcsldont Homan left i.t . Coeur dAleno district In m.v! ho will dedlcnto n McthodIt no wm return next Thurada ping off nt Spokane on hlswa Clnud Settlemler wa8 a pnssongor to Qulnaby yegtefl lornoon. Professor A. von Jeasea Portland yesterday. Rev. W. U. Rowland went 1 land yestordny. us west wont to Portlan night. . jirs. unanes irvln, of lo onco was in tho city today, , to visit hor paronts at Ore- Whilo In this city she was ti of her Mint, Mrs. J. 8. Wytati J..C. Robertson Is homefroa to Newberg. Ms. Estho- A Neal wentti Innd todny for a few day' relatives. Mrs. J. W. Fruit, of Drool here on business yesterday, Mrs. A. E. Edwards and wont to Sclo yesterday, whes will remain as guests of frltJ several days. Mrs. D. O. Schucklng spent 1 In Urooks with friends, J. Parker wont to WoodbuJ morning to visit his brother few days. He hns been III fa months. Paul Marnach went to ast night. Mrs. J. G. Gnlbrnlth is visltia friends In Portland for a few 1 Mrs. S. O. Shirley of Wash., who has been visiting H. Shirley, wont to Oregon CH morning, Mr. nnd Mm. Fred Thlelson, son nnd Mrs. Ada Strong arv from nn extended visit re Soi Cnllfornfn. returning bv way sea. i)ii:i. RUafci In West Salotn Frldar Inc. Februnrv 26 1909 of trouble. Mrs. Ixiulso RuRe Charles Huge, and onlr da of August Hllke of 105S street. Sho leaves a family Qf the Ing so-on children Mrs, Ed Independence. Albert Schwar Newport. Minnie and Lliile Sea and tho Misses Ella Llllle and Ruge of Salem, and two Frank Hllke of Independes Gustavo Krugmelr of Salem, of Wisconsin. Kodol for Dyspepsia and In tlon dooa th ordinary wort stomach; so that by taking a . Kodol qyory now and then 70s not possibly have Ind'gestlon form of stomach trouble all druggists. PIANO TUNI LUTELLVS I- 00,)3- ri.nlni. nnllshlnn rcpancS Pfc! Norwich Union Fire Insurance Cof Frank Meredith, Resident l Office with Wm Drown & S9, Commercial street iiif taif hm i fii8 iKiajotiatf tataiinii Why Not! I MONEY TO L Til os. K. FORI ! ! I Over Ladd & Bush's Bank S! I - Come in and see the largest and snap- ; ; ; ; piest line of half shoes in the city? i ; The place where we fit IT Salem Shoe Store $ 326StS. G. W, EYRE, Prop. itimsisisisisiiiieisisitiiiiiisiauiirtaisnl - n Ji'OOOOOOUW"" o upw TODAY 000000000 . ... :,.U A urian OB8 t- Winter at- Inquire 6j n M at Phone 9ST 2 3 c k-i Several nou ! . v . . , a ., in! at a bars' . ti.-i. ! Itai wauonai ....' 1 ..wr m the l' v ny boi !ohu v ... J,. .nl M4NT.I.K It U 1 .w.,v vnP mr-Sids. are PM .. ,...1.1. Hmnd UM nt,... nit 9S19 Curr1 '"""" ""' j.ji BaWa'