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crowds were beyond expectations ,we sincerely hope everyone enjoyed themselves. Today
and tomorrow will close,the opening specialties in the
you to tako advantage of the special prices on our new
OPENING SPECIAL
Today find tomorrow soven
"Spring" showing of Oxfords;
1 1.00 values, special at....
$2.89
MEN'S OXFORDS
Sovon classy stles for ll09; regular $4.00 kinds
on sale today and tomorrow at. . . .
$3.45
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WratJinr Forecast
, .Probably fair tonight and Wed.
iu'mImjt,
Masquerade at the Rink
Wednesday, March 17.
If ItN Something
Which somebody might to want to
buy, ndvortlso Itl
Story AthortlNluK
Is nddrostiod to the uobur buslneea
sunao of tho reader aud nhoulil not
bo overlooked by puoplu who are oul
tlratlug this faoulty.
MNi lilliol (Inn
Will plutiHu you with liar proAty
voice In tho "Mikado" Mnroh 22 nnd
83.
Notarial Appolntmenta
W. P. KviiitH, Coos county; U
Hudorud, Crook; W. F. Savage, Wul
town; J, J. Howsor, lloutonj Charles
II. Page, Clatsop; W. M. Langley,
Frank B. (Iruut. Hrnntl O. Honld,
Multnomah ; W. JJ. Stull, Ynmhll!;
Ghas. F. Hyde, Uitkor.
Our Rvnlrt
Is to please, and whether It bo to
itx your old wheel or null you h new
ose, you will bo shown uvury aourto
y. Frnuk J. Mooro. 3-15-tf
Why I It Mr, Join-
My oofftM Is alwig blUwl Buy
hotter eoffoes gut FoIbw'h (luhluii
Gate whole roast, dun'l, grind too
fine or toll (im lung.'
Preparo Your Uostuinav
Kur the grand masquerade at the
Auditorium rluk Wednesday night.
Flu Maple nnd Ah WihmI
For !, clump, for tmmudlato do.
livery. Apply Krnbs Bros.. Hush
UreyiiMH building- Telephone Main
III. ' 2.16.tf
11 uy Your Ticket
To The Mikado" hufnre thoy are
all gun At tho Grand Mnroh it
aud 33.
Qotiagt I'liderlrtklng l'nrlo
Cottnpu and tMiomekeU st.; call
day or night. J V 8111. 1'houe S00
wminnKnimwiuKiitiiiiiiuinnmim
$' WINDOW BOXES PLAIN AND riWCY I
These beautiful flower boxes add to
the beauty of any home. See them.
MASON BROS., PORISTS
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W'SM to tnan,c tne hundreds
ittii
10ok in our rormai spring upenmg yesieraay. Aiinougn me
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Women's Evening Gowns
Dinner nnd Afternoon bfeftsos, Throe-pleco Tailored Suits. Tailored
Suits anil Dresses, nnd a comploto lino of Wash and Llngorle styles and
til rut range of aseoffmontfl land to inako selections easy.
Peflicoais -
t Spring opening special from xjur
'Inri tttle(Mit Xeotton wo offer
bteck mill colored Silk Petticoats, nice
ADd full width French flouncu, wo II
worth 10.00 mid J0.50 -yours for
$3.98
INVESTIGATE
styles of Ladles'
regular I3.G0 and
.TQ.&Si.2lmK&
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MiiMiuerado at the Kink
Wednesday, March 17
lle Your (JrtM-ery Onlt
To J. M. Uiwrtinoo If you wnnt tho
best, promptly filled. Corner Kerry
and Commercial street. I'hono 311,
I'or tho I'artli'iila
Hmokur, a Tashmoo, 12 V&o, or a
I .a Corona i0c elgiir will pleasu, Man
ufaotured by the Salem Cigar Fac
tory. .
fmcr Iiisiirnut'o Itates.
Ily having us do your work. 12. W.
IMoiyo, Capital Kloctrlo Supply Com
pany. Phono 035. 12-16eod-tf
V. T. Hlgdou, Undertnki
Always progressive, upto-dnte
Full equipment, largost stock.
lO-Jl-cod-tf.
Hand at the Itlnk
Wudntwday night. St. I'atrlak'a
mHNutndo. Admission 26c cents;
skntiM 2Kr.
CiiruniM'r Grvei
Gut aoroago contracts by calling on
UldtHin StoU Co.; good protHs to
thoiu having the proper soils.
3.16-lw
Deputy ImIi (hiptuttl Him
Deputy Sheriff Ksch captured n
Insane usonpe from tho asylum this
morning near the Gilo packing plant.
Tljtt mufortunato man had been roam
lug about slneo 2 o'clook this morn
ing, and was elad only In his tinder
olotliMi, with a light blatikut thrown
ovwr his shoulders. Deputy 13ch
took the patient In ohargu and not!
ttthl tho aBylum authorities, who con.
duotsil him buck to tho Institution.
Mr, HtMitli ApiHilntctl
TU mate board appointed J. llonry
llooth as a mtuuber of the statu board
of Kgru-ultunt yesturdny to fill tho
vnskhc) wads U' tliu uwtgnatlon of
Mark llurlbuct of Albany. Mr
llooth U of ltoeburg.
(ranted a Dinrv
A drtM was uvuirdod to 11. 8.
Duunlgau against Amelia A. Duuul
gun l Judge Galloway this after
Hotin This waa a dlvorco pn)ciHdlng
ou the KioiuuU of cruel and luhumnu
trektuitui
2ft mxtM ST. $
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1909.
of visitors for the interest they
many departments, so we urge
Spring Wearing Apparel.
Tomorrow Only
Burson's
fashioned Hose
lO
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pair
Owing to some Hllght Imperfections
offor regular 26c values for Wed
nesday only nt 10c pair. No tolophonp
orders received.
HANDKERCHIEFS
Just received 300 dozon mndo especially for
this store, Btampcd II. W. & M. L. Moyors. Lot
No. 1 contalus genuine, all pure Irish linen, em
broidered; a good lfic value, special Monday,
Tuesday and Wudnosdny, 10c enoh.
Ixit No. 2 contains all puru Irish llnon Initial
Ilandkqrohtofri, stnmpod II. W. & M. L. Moyors,
good IGo vnlno Opening Special
lOc
llaud'at the Itlnk
Wednesday night, St. Patrick's
mastiuernde. Admission 2C cents;
skates 2Gc.
Mandamus the N. P.
A mandamus suit wns ftlod In the
circuit court today by Attorney Gen
eral Crawford for the statu agalimt
thi Southern Pacific, accompanied by
a writ ordering the railroad company
to construct a bridge across tho South
Santlam river, or nppear .before the
court and show cause why a bridge
should not bo constructed. Thv or
der was signed by Judge Galloway.
Tho brldgo In question Is to span a
portion of the Santlam where tho
high water had washed a bridge out
previously.
Judge Oallouay Decide-
Tho demurrer of tho Oregon Kloc
trlo Hallway Company was overruled
today by Judge Galloway In tho suit
of Ford vs. O. K. It. It. Co. This was
a ease where the Oregon Klectrlc pur
chased laud from the Ford estate
nenr Mission with tho consideration
they would construct n station on tho
property, but so fnr have failed to
tlo so. Tho matte wul probably be
oarrled to the supremo court now.
SCHULZBARB IS
OF ARIZONA TYPE
(United I'trM teased Wirt.)
Uerlln. March 10. A dispatch re
ceived today from HUeuaoh says that
sohuUbarb Mlllg, u wealthy land
owner, fought two duols today each
wit han army officer and In each
killed his opponent. One of the of
ficers was Lieutenant von Huttler and
tho other a surgeon whose name was
not learned.
Mlllg's wife, who Is declared to bo
an American, Is claimed to have been
tho eauso of the quurraU. It Is said
that Mlllg was Insanely Jealous,
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Washington Senate Adjourn.
Washington. March 10. Tho son-
ate this afternoon adjourned until
Friday, after confirming a fsw ap
pointment. Including the nomlua
tlon of John C. Young as postmas'er
for Portland. Oregon.
Xnv Incorporations
Articles of Incorporation were
tiled lu tho otnee of tho secretary of
state March 15. 1909. as follows.
Mitchell Mercantile. Co.; principal
oittco. Mitchell; capital stock, $12,.
000. Incorporators. James Wilson,
U U Smith. W. II. nalej. lien Ire
mouger and Vm. R. Reed.
Pacific llasket & Uarrel Com
pany. principal ofttc. Portland;
capital stock. 15000; Incorporators,
F. A. Douty, Jt 1,' Cook and Harri
son h PUtt.
Dfiphoa Lodgro, No. 39, KnlghU of
PytWas; principal oMce. ForMt
Orow; Incorporators, A. R. Leoo,
K. W. Haines and J. A. Abbott.
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WESTON IS WALKING
ACROSS THE 'CONTNIENT
United Press Leased Wire.
Tnrrytowi, N. Y March 16. ErtL
ward Payson Weston, the 71-year-old
champion long-distance pedestrian,
Oassed here Jtoday on his. trip from
Broadway Co tho Golden Gate, upon
which ho 6 (it out from Gotham laCo
esterday.
The old man is walking with his
wonderful easy stride that marks uls
superiority. He said ho never felt
better In his llfo.
"This will bo tho greatest accom
pllshmont of my life," ho said, "and
whgu I walk Into San Francisco
will bo the happiest man
in in tut world
because I will iTavo accompltshod my
great doslre. What I want to do U
to show the young men of Amorca
what they may expect from walking.
They will not doubt' It when they
know that at 71 I havo trudged
across this contlnont In 100 days,
not counting Sundnys. 1 never walk
on Sundays.
"I foal Mint I will make the trip
with ease."
Tho vctornn pedestrian proceeded
ou his way to Poughkeopslc over tho
old post rood. He will go up the
Htidun to Troy, nnd then will turn
westward through New York state.
He will then dcpnrt down to
Youngstown, 0 visit Akron, nud
then by war of Dcllovuo, will pro
ceed to Chicago.
Beyond Chicago his plans nro not
definitely mado. Tho trip to Chica
go Is 12SS mllos, nnd tho complcto
distance from Now York to San Fran
cIsco, n W08ton will walk, Will bo
4 3 t'O mllos. Ho expects to reach tho
Golden Onto In the early days of
July.
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CHAMP CLARK
CHAMPS THE BITS
t'nltfd Press Leased UMre.J
Wnshlngton, March 16. Soon af
ter tho houso adjourned today Mi
nority Lender Clark Issued a call or
a Democratic caucus, to bo held to
night. The caucus Is considered neces
sary to determlno what courso shnll
be purmied In view of tho appoint
ment by Cannon of Democrats to tho
committees without consulting tho
minority leader to whom tho appoint
meyts nro believed to bo ontlroly
unsatisfactory.
Champ Clark thin ovonlng said:
"I was not consulted at all about
uny of tho appointments of Dotuo
cratlc mombors.
"I uudoratnnd that It was tho sue-,
torn for years for tho minority load
er to consult thu Bpoakor socrotly re
garding tho Democratic appoint
ments. Later, undor tho Canno.i
prnctlce. It grow to bo an open prnc
tlco My prodecossor, John Sharp
Williams, was recognized ns the dic
tator of appointments of Democrats.
"Now, In order to' punish mo, the
spenkor Iiiib relegated this power to
himself.
"Every man makes his own place
lu the house. He didn't give me uv
placo, and ho can't tako It away."
Clark declined to stnto whethor he
would accept the position as n mem
ber of tho rules committee
TO ESTABLISH
THREE-CENT FARES
l Halted Press UtttA Wire.
Chicago, March 16. Plans tor a
compalgu for tho return of tho 3-cont
passenger faro aro bolng made today
by Western rallrondb, following a
conference yoetorday. at which it wa
deoided to re-establish the rate lu
Missouri.
Thu 3 -cent schedule, established
undor the recent decision of Judge
MoPharson. will take effect In Mis
souri In April.
Cases ponding in other states,
where -cent fare legislation has boon
passed, will be pushed vigorously
with the Uew uf having the old 3
ceut rate established again
SOMETHING SNAPPY
For you In shoes both high and low. Qualtiy, style and fit unexcelled. Prices right. -If
you want a shoe that will give both comfort and service, try a pair of Dr. Reed's Cushion
Soles. Remember our table of broken sizes at half price.
Our repairing gives satisfaction.
THE PLACE WHERE WE FIT J
SALEM SHOE STORE
326 STATE STREET.
COURT WANTS TIME .
TO DODGE QUESTION
Ctrilted Tress Leased Wire.) -Nashville,
Tenn., March 16. The
court nnnotfncerf today In the trial
of Duncan Cooper, Hobln Cooper and
John D. Sharpe. charged with the
murdojt of Senator .W. CannacUyl
that iiqcliadt fitlled to complete HW
charge tojje delivered to the Jury.
The court stated that preparation of
the Instructions wns difficult owing
to the points Involved. The case was
continued until tomorrow morning,
when the Instructions probably will
! rend and the case go to the Jury,
Ilt..IIITr nmnmwrno
vvni icjHDDumcno.
HOLD MEETING
The executive board of the stnto
W. C. T. lf. Was In BossISn today nt
their hall. Ferry nnd Commercial,
when a large amount, of business was
transacted.
This evening n public moettng, to
which the public Is invited, will be
held nt tho First Presbyterian church.
An IntorostUig program has boon pre
pared, nnd among the Rponkorn will
be Mrs. HonrlQUn Urpwn, stnto presi
dent of tho' organization, and Mrs.
Harford of Newberg, former Btnte
president, nnd Mrs. Adn Unruh of
Portland, corresponding secretary,
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ST. PATRICK TO
GIVE A BALL
Thoro will bora St. Patrick's dnnco
nt Cd'mmcrclnl hall Wednesday oven
Ing, March 17. St. Patrick hlmsolf
will bo floor manager. A special
prize for tho best coniplo of dancers
will bo given, and thoro will also
bo n prize for each and ovory guest,
given directly by St. Patrick hlmsolf.
St. Patrick's band of four plccos will
furnish tho music.
Pat McArthur and nil the othor
members of tho loglslnturo aro ex
pected to bo thoro. 3-1 0-2 1
SHOT THE MAN TO
PROTECT WOMAN
(United Press Leased WIro.l
Charlottesville, Vn., March IC.
John Armstrong Chnnlor, brothor cf
former Lloutonant-Govornor Lowls
Stuyvesnnt Chnnler'. of Now York,
an da mombor of tho mllllonalro As
tor family, shot and kllfod an Eng
lishman nnmod Glllnrd nenr horo last
night.
Tho details aro not known, but It
alleged that Chanter shot Glllnrd to
I defend MrsGIUnrd from an attack
by her husband.
John Armstrong Chnnlor Is es
tranged from his family and Is exiled
from tho state of New York by tho
rulings of the court where ho Is re
corded as nn insaiio person. If ho
returns to Now York ho will bo plnced
In nn Insauo nnylum.
Tho shorltf Is Invostlgntlng tin
enso but Chanlcr'a friends stoutly as
sort that tho killing wns unavoidable.
Thoy assort that Glllnrd was Insane
ly drunk and was In n frenzy when
he started to attack Mrs. Glllnrd.
Chanter's fortune, Inherited main
ly from his mother, who wns an As
tor, Is estimated at about 310,000,000
though It Is much Involved on ac
count of the fnot that In New York,
whore much of tho proporty Is. ho Is
classed as Insnno.
Needed Now
As Spring Approaches, everybody
ought to take a few dosos of the
Hitter,. It will cleanse the systoni of
winter Impurities, tone the digestive
organs, make sleep restful and pre
ent Spring Fever, Thousands of
)ieroa8 have taken
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS
with great satisfaction, and )ou'U be
pleased with It. too Try it today for
Poor Appetite Flatulency, Heartburn
!)pepla, Indigestion, CoMllonoss,
Illllousncs, Female UN, VoUU,
dilpM and Malaria, Fever and Ague.;
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PERSONAL MENTION
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. Mr, and Mrs. J.-Wnterman left fdr
thelr liofne In Providence, H. I., Inst
night. They have been hero for the
benefit of Mrs. Waterman's health.
"Mr. nnd Mrs. F. G. Tracy, who have
boon visiting rolatlves and friends,
hore, loft for Tncomn, Wash., this
morning, where thoy will make a
short stay before returning to their
home in Missoula, Mont.
Miss Pearl Isham wont to Brooks
today for a visit to rolntives.
J. H. Fogerty, tne expert machin
ist who has been working at the penl
tontinry, left for his homo In Mll
wnultlo, Wis., Inst night.
Mr, nnd Mrs. George Eyro, Jr., loft
for tholr homo In Moosojny, Canada,
today. They havo boon spending the
winter with Mr. Eyre's parents, Mr.
nnd Mrs. George Eyro, Sr., and other
rolntlvos here, and also took the
short courso nt tho Orogoti agricul
tural college.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. Fa tight nnd fnm
lly pf North Plntte, Nob., .arrived here
this morning nnd will locate In Sa
lem. Mrs. John J Roberts nnd Mrs. '.a
doc J. Hlggs wero passengers to Port
land this morning.
"Miss Dollo Williams loft for Tho
Dalles yestorday. '
John Breeding wont to Canyon
City, Colo., Inst nglht.
Mrs. J. L. Campbell nnd daughter
Miss Irene of Chomnwa attended
"Tho Mntcnmnker" nt tho Grand last
nlKht.
Mrs. P. C. Uughor, with her chil
dren, of Indiana, arrived yestorday to
Join lior husband who is located In
this city.
PERSIA'S SHAH GETS
A GOOD FIGHT
Tehoron, Porsln, March 10. Tho
shah, alarmod at tho spread of tho
revolutionary movement, agrood to
day to give lils subjects n constitu
tion, undor n pledge that it would
not bo rovoked by him.
Tho potcntnto also sanctioned the
proposals of forolgn mtnlstors for tho
nomination of a council of 70 cltl
zona who will draw up tho constitu
tion for submission to tho shah.
Norwich Union iffre
Insurance Company
Frank Meredith, Resident Agent
Room 13, Ladd & Dush, Bank
Building.
MONEY TO LOAN
THOS. K. FORD
Over Ladd & Bush's Bank, Salem, Ot
PIANO TUNING
LUTELIiUS L. WOODS.
funlng, polishing, ropniring. Ph'oG08
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NEW TODAY
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For Rent 20 acros of Btiinmor fal
low; l mile from Llborty. Inquire
of or wrlto Ernest Andorson, 112
N, Commercial st., Salem. 3-15-3t
For Sale Several housos In Salem,
and farm lands at a bargain. Cap
ital National Bank. C-l-eod
For Sah Paying business; small
capital required. Owner must
leave city. . Address 'Z. T" care
Journal. 3-10-3t
Hoiihe for Rent On Chomokota St..
310 per month. Inquiro nt Was
som'a Post-Card Hall, 478 State
street. 3-10-3t
House and lot on Chemekctn street,
3 houses on lot. price 31100, terms
half down, balance 6 per cent. Ad
dress owner. P. O. box 248, Salem,
Oregon. 3-lG-3t
Tmo Finely Furnished bedrooms, for
single gentlemen, at $S apiece. In
quire at 730 N. Front st. 3-lC-lwk
For Sale A first-class second-hand
buggy cheap Inqiilro at Journal
office 3-10-tf
G. W. EYRE, Prop.
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