Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, March 11, 1909, FIRST EDITION, Page 8, Image 8

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SURERS SHOWING WOMEN'S
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LATEST STYLE
The first bade" of Spring in
m. ml profnaioa. Ready to vnr
apparel hating style, fit Bad
workmanship. Thai Is the larg
est show-lag we'vo w had
:hia aarlr te the ito. aad
thee garuMHsie will aavenl to
women who have mat. New
suit, now'sklna, now petti
coat, aw wafete. mteees' and
children's apparel and tke
whole showing Is oa tke ground
floor; a stairs to etlatb. Wc
a thtr pleasure of showing
yoa tbt Be creations.
A Skis of UMtf is I Jty Ftmtf
DL T. FEU HCMUrS MENTAL
CXEAM 0 MABCAL KAUTTFIEK
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ka mMnaien. I"te nit Vr tB trttzuli a4 hT-
esiB!m&tttcttrt!isui.u4 BBnt Morrison aad John MltckeH, It may
FaB.T.RSrDlJ,PR,I7fr!iJaiS5nd,IrTtrl!resait alttmateiy In a moderation of
! the sentences.
Ic possible since the court
LABOR TODAY WON A ' WILL PROSECUTE GIRLS '
PARTIAL VICTORY! FOR SNOW-BALLING HIM
United I'rwi leased Wire.
Saa Francisco, Cal., March ll.
Because he alloges that "reckless
and unscrupulous society women"
from San Francisco were rude enough
to throw snowballs at hlnn A. W.
Oppntan. a rich retired brewer from
(United Frm Ltsed Wire. i
Washington. March H The
American Federation of Labor hod
rSSS Si ?SSS: Partial victory la the cojirt of ap-
iJriuX P18 of the District of Columbia to-
ut& n fdy a the appeal frora tb deeteion
?Ji! iS ' ,B tnc Buck- store and range eae in
ftr.-- :an ever
Ztnn's lee crin..
1-11-21
Dress Goods
Silks
Trimmings, Laces and Em
broideries, New Wash Goods
New Corsets, New Hosiery.
New Muslin Weaves, New
Petticoats, New Veilings, etc,
are ready for your inspection
Just
Received
Quilted table pad. 4se SSxSl
la. Tab! padding by tb rard.
qallUd. 4 laehttt wide, and aar
ery cloth by the yard, qallted. ti
tarbea wide
(Si-ctiml KlfKr)
St. Patrick' Masqacrnri?
adUotinm rlk. Weda-dr.
March 17th.
II. I O. E.
' Wiil eatertaia ta ladles toatlgat.
Hanring a ad cards.
J. M. Lawrence
which Jaetke Gould of the aapreme! CTrelaml. O.. announced today that
court of the district granted aa la j wl flIe formai complaint with
JbbcUoh forbidding the federation Ujs.retar). of the Interior Dalllngor
aaeall the store Mm la prist. (against the manner la which tho go-
Vaile the dtcisloa today dos t!erBMBt Hotet sentinel is conducted
affect the 'jail sentences lapoeed ap-jlm yoK NatJonal Park
on Presldeat Gompers. Secretary t oooajan I rery Indignant, and
ays the behavior of the California
koism was a great shock to him and
his wi(e. He says they not onlv
threw Mowbalis at him. but they
appeals bow finds that Gould's decl-'. irte9d jike Indians and hold
sioa was too harsh, that the labor a 4aBW in tJl notoi at night, "emit
leaders may base an appeal from the timg on4 aBd wWd shrieks." so that
Jodgneats proaoanced against the...B utkd hii Wft we nable to slum-
apoa toaays aeawon. : r pwetmllr.
Chief Justice Shepherd, who dlv q, ont occasion one of the women
seated from the opinion which dc- J ,,- a snowball that struck his wife
sot laralldate the Injunction bat do(-t y face, kaooklng her eyoglasics
nsodlfy Its terms, upheld in strong i to the kTend. He .nstalned numor-
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language the freedom of the pros.
By the Gould decision the fed era -
The experienced grocer, will gtre ' tloa was enjoiaed from publishing
xw&K'jsja
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HEEEIDHZC
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you yoar money's worth la your gro
cery orders. Try him. Phone 511.
Corner Commercial and Ferry street
Frh Today
Pure Cream Caramete aad Creaat
Rolls fresh today. See our window.
Buckinghaai's Palace ef Sweets.
St. Patrick's Masquerade
Auditorium risk. Wednesday.
March 17th.
Zfnn' hand-made ebo-eolate cream
are the best. 3-11 2t
Takf Vour Old
And soiled clothes to C. A. John
son at the O. K. Cleaning Parlo-s.
The ran be made to look almost like
new Phone 56$. 190 South Coa
mercial street.
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0 CITY NEWS
GOUuoOUUOOU
Wrathrr Forecast
Fair tonight and Friday. ,
Buckingham's ohoeolates and bos
bons. 3-11-31
( Ataplaro
Htavy trad tires, for heavy men
and rough roads Frank J Moore
3-11-tf
Fr Sole or Trndo For wood, one
ISO horse and 3-Inch wagon. Se
It. A. Pfell, $13 Market street.
3-11-tf
.Milliner owning lxncr Insurance lUtrs..
Saturday. March 13, Mrs. O. a f By baring as do your work. E. W.
Locke, proprietor. Millinery dejart. p,erw' J?PUa' Er,ectr,3PP,yjcm
. -. a. L. . . ssy. Phone 63. 15-15-eod-tf
ment Stockton's store. t
iS rtvr CilrW Clieruies
It Will Pay la the "Mikado" at the GraBd.
You to seo our 1909 line of wheels I March, XI aad IS.
before you buy. Frank J. Meore. ,
3-ll-f
the name of the stove company -in
the "We Don't Patronize" list pub
lished in The Federatlonist. which If
the official organ of the labor men.
The modified decree today enjoin i
the defendants from characterizing
the Buck's Stove and Range Com
pany as "unfair" only when sues
publication Is In furtherance of u
conspiracy or a boycott against the
firm.
The decision explains that the
court thinks the ruling of the lower
eonrt went too far when It enjoined
the publication and distribution
through the nails or otherwise, any
reference to the firm as unfair or
complaints regarding Its buslaes or
its product. -
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N'ew Incorporation
V. T. Higtlon, Undertaker
Always progresslre, up-ta-datt
Full equipment, largest stock.
10-31-eod-tf.
Xcw Stock
Of UarUavds aad
Ftnak J Mate
6.
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& J. thVH.
3-1 1-tf
St. Patrick'. Mawiuermle
t AJdtUrlM rink. Wednesday.
IMareh ITtk.
, If Vm Sliiokf
; Only the hftK nigara. to a Taih-
Ismo llVfc-ent. or a 10-ent La Cot-
Mtner will be what yot want
i
Manufactured
Paetnry,
by th Sttlum Cigar
to, piriv. Uqocnid
AadlUtlaua rink. Wednesday.
Maank nth.
Bmaktoxlnat's eblate. J-ll-t
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Will untertala the ladlea toabxht.
Imaelng aad cards.
Mllllii'ry(Hiiiiiff
Ynu ar invited to attad the mil-
.,, ... ... , , IUnht ennlMg SaimrUay. March IS.
Fin; tplc and ,li WihmI . 77;
Fm sale, aheap, tor immediate do- , """T ' JT ,
V- V. iivo wrv
Mf7- Appkf KrtHI
Brerman bwttdlag.
Itl.
Bra.. HMk
Main
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Uttniyed-
One team, bay mare and hre. i
-ars nM, weight 1400 povnds. Nn
Hy 0nr A Oiearwater. Phnt
Main 4. 3.8-tf
tan's store.
rioter.
Mrs.
tad
It U Timo
Ton had ur wtknul ekmnd
evwhauiud (or U) aAmtng
Frank J Moor. MU(
SatiirtUy. Mr'li lBth
The mllltnrry departiHMt f k
ten's store will have I to epeln?.
Yourself and friends are Invited ta
Intfpeet the dtoptny Mrs. 0. C. Lne.
proprietor
tttngo I lulotinkliiK Parlor
Cottage ami Chemoketa it. , tan.
day or alght J C Sill. Phone S00
"Ghm lloiiM!kettvr
Don't buy nrnuad eeflw." says
Mrs. Itrowa "It loses it strength
la not near as good as Pages' OaW
n Oau whole roaat. ground Just bo
le uftlag.
Spraying tho
The trees on the state capltol
grounds are now being sprayed aad
trimmed for the summer. Harry La
Mar is doing the spraying, and each
tree bare of foliage is receiving a
good coat of germ-killing spray.
Mut Build Ilrklgr
The couaty commissioners made a
WsH to the north end of the county
yesterday and Investigated several
eld bridges. Repairs will be made In
a few cases, but most of them will
bar to be torn out aad new bridge
built. They are not large, bat the
roads are not paaeable without them.
Ha Xcw Offlce
Frank Meredith, city treasurer, tec
retary of the Illthee club, manager
of the Grand opera house, and nn in-
snraiKw waa by profeesioB. has Tyu' lnrc M'"
moved kl office to raam ia i tb Two more mistakes were found 4
Husk bank block. He seems to be a0BK " enacted ay the last
neither afraid of the sinlucky num- BWature by the examiners. The
ber nor of associating with Fran wu to W a ew ede 'a fd
DurMn. who ateo has office there, al- 'defeve owing to the omtseioa of
thouich h's pull with the Methodlntsj providing a copyright. A
will be weakened aomewnat from f-lta,w wa Ha1 lrucllng the stato
Bring with a hop man printer to print volume, bine
' and deliver over lev out' of the
Deaaey-Huffman Company; princi
pal office Portland; capital stook.
Jl.06: Incorporators, M. J. Den
aey. C. W. Cottam and Frank M.
Rogers.
Eugene Light and Power Com
pany; principal office Eugene; capi
tal stock. 1300,000; Incorporator.
F. L. Chambers. Darwin Brlstow and
Ray Goodrich.
Icrt Cream
And Ice cream soda at Bucking
ham's Palace of Sweets. Red Croas
Pharmacy. 3-ll-3t
Start in Kten
A marriage lieenee was Issued thlt
afternoon to J. J. Ertle. 26. ef
Portland, and Lillian F. King. 36, if
this city.
oos pelts, which disturbed his poaca
of mind, and forced a considerable
expenditure of arnica.
He will not at present make known
the names of tho "ruthless" womtn,
but asserts that they are leaders of
sor-'ety la this city, and that one of
them Is the daughter of a retired ad
miral. Opomaa left this morning on the
overland aad expressed his Intention
of taking the matter up as soon ns
poselble in Washington.
"At first thought. It might seem
trivial." he sold, "but after I had
traveled so far to see the slghta of
California. I th'nk It was outragcour
to be given uch a reception, and ou
government property, too. I'll ica
whether there's any law In the land. '
Mrs. A. W. Reld and ohlldreu, of
Central Point, arrived here this morn
Ing, whoro they mot Mr. Reld, who
came here a week ago. They havo
bought property here, and will lo
cate, Miss Martha Wood, of Cottage
Grove, Is the guost of her aunt, Mrs.
J. II. Williams.
Mr, and Mrs. W. E. Radcllffe ami
daughter, Grotohen, of Chicago, III.,
havo been the guoste of 0. Rowe aad
othor relatives here, going to Port
land thla morning, where thoy expect
to locate.
Mlse Holone Dalrymple Is vlslHny I
I..... .hm1m n VT tfntmnn li, T1..1I .Si
uui uiiuiu, i. 4i, iivhuuu, iu i uru3ua
Mr. and Mrs, George Rodgers aad
Mrs. Hnrry Albert went to Portland
yestordny.
Mrs. 0. L, Rngan Is In Portland
with her Hlstor, Mm. E. Wiggins, who '
Is III. "
Frank K. Ilolnmn, the archltest
of Sllverton, is in the city and ar- -
ranging to locnte here itermanently.
Ho haw many warm friends here who
will be glad to welcome hint buck to
1Mb old home
A
CHARLES SCHARR0CK
. HAS HARD EXPERIENCE
SALEM POLITICIANS
HELPING OUT FULTON
Upon approaching S. A. Hosier to
day In regard to the petition recom
mending the nppolntment of Charle3
Fulton as federal Judge, ho stated
that no auch petition has came to his
hands, and thnt he knew nothing"
of It whatever. Attorney G. G. Bing
ham nlHO made the same statements.
The only steps these gentlemen took,
according to their statements, was to
call upon some of the state ofilclali
and ask thorn to communicate with
the Eastern officials toward appoint
ing Mr. Fulton, but as far as a peti
tion being circulated to that ent
there Is nothing known nboM It.
SAN FRANCISCO
SPORTING EVENTS
San Francisco, Cnl., March 11. It
looks today ax though this city would
see a match In April between Hugo
Kelly nnd Billy Papke, and If Charllu
(I'alttd rr til Wlr.)
Redd'ng. Cal.. March 11. Follow
ing a half week's starvation, during
which he was so woak as to be ttn-i
able to summon aid from nearby, J
Charles Snarrock, a miner. Is In u i
precarious condition today at the XI-
Mn mind, bmf Pronch t-ntnh
Scharrock had been without food for Lc.rfarl. can. 8?cure.tho E t will be
several days, and became so went! n "'? "rawing card, uecari airei.ty
that he was naable to call for aid hnf'K)l-8 acceptance of any reason
when he collapsed In a granary nvar ab,f t0T l0 meet the in,no,s man
the mine an a ,etter from Paplte last night
The man had walked several ntiU, ,n l!,eh1.h M,(l he wou,d be B,a'1
in order to ork at the mine. He to "Bh,1 Kfy next mon,h
arrivod at night, aad mietoek the , ! apkc ,has da,e th,s month ,n
gnunry for the bunk building of the ' Ang0,f w,th J,ra FIynn' but that
mln and entered. He lay there two . '" ,Btwiere w,,h th l
j... j it.. .i.k.. f-u-.i ' "i"1 r- Pl"n makes no claim
to middleweight classification.
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Good Liniment.
You will hunt a good while boforc
you find a preparation that Is equal
to Chamberlain's Liniment as a cure
for muscular and rheumatic pains.
for the CUr of nralns nnrf cnronAtf
llurklnlmniV Crcrn - of lho mufiQlM. ,t ,8 eqimv ,.
....w Hy , ,h,k , e ibl for Imne back ana all deopBOBt-
od muscular pnlns. 25 nnd 50 cent
for sale by Dr. Stono's drug
Anally by a searching party of ma
era. who had been notiHed of Shjr.
rock's dl appearance.
It was thought at am that he had
perished In the snow during his long
trip over the mountains.
town.
3-ii-at
Sut for Comml .Ion
Cnarlea K. Hick, is Ming H. L.
May In the circuit court, asking Judg
ment for J!2.M due klm for dl
Boslng of certain properties in Polk
county, after being accepted by the
defendant as an exclusive seillnz
anont for the land in question The
complaint Died allege that no earn
hudon has been paid the plaintiff.
although the property whlek was giv
en over to hia soil has beea disponed
of os time ago.
(M volumes. The bills wilt be
amendvd In the coming aoeclal season.
Suit on Hop Ctniiuiv.iuHH.
A eomplalut ha been nled In the
circuit court by Charles Uveiey
axnlnat K. Clemoaa Horn Co.. hop
dealer, ef New JetKoy. asking the
rt to gtv him Judgement la the
of Mix S for ervlee ran-
nored lb company a. agent in thl
cty. Tho rowptalat allogos that on
the Irat of April. 1b7. a contrae.
wa entered Into in which Uvaaley
wa to purckAM bona for the Worst
Oompaay. and la return get a com
mktalon of tkreeHdgtks of a sent a
pound, aad. after ailing this poUvt
unta the Mr of August. 190S. dur
ng wkick time it alleged that 2G2.
s MundB of hone were purchased,
and a commwvsion was not paid on
r ''" l.oll.lol I companT paid now ever on the ac!
Itnth lliindin
lndc the altos; Irona lllgga
tko ftrat aooranos and Roso Pratt tas
aarond aopranos In th "Mlktwio" at
the Sraad March IJ aad SS.
Tint Wi'nuiiiV Misslouury SHiltl) .
Of the 11 rst Presbyterian ohurh
will meet In the ekuroh parlors Fri
day a(te4-noon at S:3 n'oloak. As
tkn is tke animal meeting, a full at
teadnnru Is deal red.
UtC)lt'
FroHt t5 up.
Frank J
Moore
3-11-tf
i WINDOW BOXES PLAiN AND FANCY i
These beautiful flower boxes add to
the beauty of any home. See them.
MASON BROS., FORISTS
IWOWC 308 211 MILLER ST. t
nnmifiif iumiinniititii
Mill of Theobald Klrch
The last will and teatamest
Theobald Klrsch was fifed today
whloh he gives his wife the use '
all his househoW furniture and hous
and lot in Mt. Angel, five dollars in
cash to .each of his six children.
SeM to b appropriated to ih
church for holy was to ropot h'c
soul, and fifty dollars for a tomb
stop. The burial xpense)l are o
We born equally by the six children.
Other divleiona were also made he
twee the children In land. .whU-u
are of eomrMerabU value.
Had a TradinR Crematory
An unuual seen wm preMnil
toSaiem ciUseos this momlng. uhr.
Fred Sehladler, a leeal eotpremMu
drove dewa State. street at a t:
gait with a load of garbage, wh'ch
was buralng merrily. Sehlndler bad
collected the rubb'sh. and wa tak
ing It to the city dump yards, wh. a
IUHI. .
DAWS. At the how of her graul
-(. in lliooka. Or., rtkle Daw,
anoti. 6 ytara.
from the residence: Interment In the
Tnnoa aataoiArv
sixes
store
uf,-.a'
count $363 IS. and the complaint'
tate that I39S.T4 is yet due oa the!
purchasing deal. The romplaiat aVsj l
claims that $$2.63 was due the de
fondants for rebates on commissions,
which the plaintiff U willing to do
duct from the amount now due. and
asks for $299.87 as expense Taoney
paid out la the Interest of the com
pany. The total amount asked for is
$613.08. with Interest at 6 per cent.
Caroa & Brown appear as attorney
for the plaintiffs.
Pirates of the Air
"They cease like thieves la
the night, dropping hundreds
ef feet Irons high up In the sky,
catch themselves, circle oaca
or twke, then come at the owl
like a thunderbolt."
A quounoa iron (be uawuil ad microtis ilory
el decoying htki. which a but oo of uVc moy
splcadiily iStuttcicd trade whxh rfx ta t)i
hii Much iuu of o
RECREATION
J THii Boabct a tie Lnt ol a tenet cl double
nuabcri it the regultr pnee, aad it tKc taort tu
pcrb tuuc of aa outdow DtjuM ever publitKcd.
It coeUau oifniaccci raU-pajc pLatt weethjr ol
Htmmg. icproduced horn photofripkt ol tKnllinf
momentt kt octfdooc nxrtaboa.
Novitxie eLe wiS yog End tuch helpful, estnuia.
io aniclet SluiOtted cxcIuuvcIt b lli mml ri.
live ash In the collection Ignited .n pjj RECREATION it fataem
w narr. ana a maze sprung uo , lrc il ct tkat iL m who wwe for iu pag
The driver was Informed of hi lure Beea Tl" ad c ait you pUckj
wagon load of Are. but he did t your cutdooe campaija.
take the time to go around to ihetye wt ,, to become acquainted wkk the
ne departmeat. but whipped up r aHUm, and all at LdpiulaeM.'
team and unloaded his load of aot
PIANO TUNING
LITELLIS L. WOODS.
Tuning, polishing, repairing. Ph'e60S
Norwich Union Fire
Insurance Company
Frank Meredith, Resident Agent
Room 13. Ladd & Bush. Bank
Building
MONEY TO LOAN
THOS. IC. FORD
Over l.add & Bush's Bank, Salem. 0
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NEW TODAY
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For Sale Several houses in Salem,
and farm lands at n bargain. Cap
ital National Bank. 6-1-eod
For Suli ISO-gallon oil wngon with.
iHinblt, ieiu, cheap. Hustling man
ma make big money. 402 Corbatt
bulldicg, Portland. Or.. 3-ll-3t
Watit.tl.- Strong. Inditbtrlous bov
want, work oa farm. Address 4,B.
W, iar Journal. 3-ll-3ts
Wantctl Two reliable young womea
to limmie iMtrsos. Apply at W.l
lauiHtt Sanitarium 3-11-31
.
stun, before any damage was done
alflol4lolft !
t ASYLUM AVENUE STORE !!
We sell all kinds of staple and J
fane) groceries, and mill feed J (
Prompt deliver) Phone us a J J
trial order to Main 269
A. J. KXGLKIIAHT, Prop.
Cor Statesman and Asylum Av
BUY THE flARCH NUHBER AT ANY
NEWSDEALER'S. IF HE CANNOT
. SUPPLY YOU, SEND US 25 CENTS
AND WE WILL SEND YOU A COPY
! BY RETURN MAIL,
aad,3attMtaawtiBK.youiUaMaiictkeaAst ,
, aad addict of tbe dealct who caaaet wpply you
! wkb tae wtstme. wc vr3! tcad you iLe beauiul
, RECREATION ateadarAw.
I Reaeabcr RECREATION itdteoar avaaM
Lost a large roan horse and a
kinall ba pony from the Voget
farm two ami oao-half nillds east
of Brooks Finder notify Voget
Lumber Company and receive suit
able reward 3-11-tf
Wauhul Competent person fjur.
hoMwri H C0UUY- house, mnJ
ern ronvenlencos. ndulta "J., ea e
Journal S-llJt
tkat w .tart yco rat aad Iwlp ,, ta nalt u , WnntrO l)BnK room K,r, dur,ng .
aWiaeeasiWacMca. A4U ' tra session. $1 per day. Apply at
tIlllllliIs1fcasTK24W39uScNYoA. Cottage Hotel 3-li-3t
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