DAILY 0AT1TAL JOURNAL, 6ALHM, ORTOON, MONDAY, MARCH a, 10.
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MONDAY'S SPECIAL SALENEW
Every Piece of
Pretty sheer white shirt waists, with long sleeves, trimmed either in embroidery or lace and insertion, They are this
year's waists Monday only, regular $2,25 to $2,50 values, special $1,92.
FANCY SILKS
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IT'S WORTH WHILE TO
PURCHASE A GORDON
HAT. WHY?
In ovory way they are ml leu nhond
of ordinary hats. For good honest
values no othor hat for tho price
can give such good service. Our
Gordon Hats are the preferred stylos
and colors.
Price $3
WHY
Are Smartly Dressed Men
Pleased with STOCKTON'S Men's Clothing, Hnts, Shoes and
Furnishings? Because there is STYLE and Wear in them whilo
oppressing every Into Idea the glvo good service.
The Best Values Always Here
Cohn Block &
Clothing
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Has a smartnoss thnt is unequalod by any other make. Wo justly
pride ourselvos on our oxcollont solectlon of Colloge Clothes .for
Young Mon. Our Men's Olothos Dopartmont Is eomploto with
Clothing of all agos in Up-to-Dato Stylos, Tailorings, Fabrics and
tht 1ntofl colors. Itomombor all the Newest lClnka In Clothing
ro hero for yon.
That Cohn. Dlook Co. made our Clothing It a'gwarantee of Its
worth
We've a Pair of
Shoes for You
Just your size and better Mr ting than jou over hnd before
oxfords are In great domaud and we certainly have THE
S1IOISS of nil Shoos here. A splendid assortment for you to choose
from as you could possibly desiro to havo.
Good Shoe Value" Is what our customers demand and wo glvo
them this with big slices of st,le thrown In You will bo ablo to
Hnd Just what you want here, whether it ifi In n high ry low shoe.
Our Window Shows the Styles
Monday's Special Sale-New
Prett sheer whlto shirt waists, With long sleeves, trimmed either
!n embroidery or laoo and insertion. This year's waist. J 2.2 6 to
J 2.60 values. $1.81 spoolal.
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!! NOVELTY DRESS GOODS;!
In our storo is this season make bought for this soason's trndo.
That's why tho whole lino consists of Strictly Corroct Fabrics and
Colorings. g; f
Wo haven't a ynrd of last year's fancies to show you .becnuso
wo mnko it a point to closo out overy yard of. Novoltles during tho
season for which they woro bought.
Tho domnnd for FOULAKDS and MESSALINE SILKS this spring
is enormous.
NOVELTY DRESS GOODS nro making a record salo bocauso ov
orybody Is going to tho 8oattlo Fair and ovory lady wants n Stylish
DrosB fo rtho trip. You'd bottor buy tho goods oarly boforo nil tho
dressmakers aro too busy to moko it up for you.
HAVE YOU SEEN OUR NEW
TRIMMINGS?
Trimmings will be frualy tided this season. Wo'ro showing tho Z
most fashionable kinds nt prlcoa from 30 to 50 per cont lowor thau I
"regular store" ask for tho sa inequality.
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We wmloisoll "regular stores" mi everything for tho whole family.
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RECORDER M00RES
DEALS WITH UNWARY
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LAIUllS' KIM GlOVIIS
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$1 76 value H
SHERIFF AMD DEPUTY
PICK UP AN "ESCAPE"
Shorlff Mlnto and Deputy Shorlft
vTfiam Bach captured the escaped
conviot John Mutton Inst night at 5
o'clock and had him baok in tho pen
itontlnry at exactly 8; 30.
The Sheriff got a clew from a resi
dent threo miles south of Hnlls Forry
on the Marion eounty side of the
river, and he procured a rig anC
made Cho trip accompanied by Deputy
eob. After making several Inqui
ries of farmers re-idiag In that dis
trict, he learned that a man answer
tko dosorlption of the escape had bean
seen, and that he had made several
applications for work. Tho Sh'riff
then took the Halls Perry road and
went up to a lumbet camp vhe?e
Nuttson was seen last, and where he
found him. When the Sheriff
knookod on the cabin door for en
trance, he henrd a lively cramble
within, and directed Doputy Bsoh to
go around to the rear door, which be
did and not too soon, either, as the
wanted man was coming out tho baok
'door on the jump, and landed in tho
big deputy's arms, whloh ended his
abaneee for escape for good.
John Nuttson was a trusty and as
capod from tht officials while work
tag near the State School for the Fee
We Minded. Dogs were set on hU
Unit, but they eottld not follow him
any groat distance. Tho Sheriff was
of tho opinion at the time that Nutt
on would follow the wooded district
toward some logging camp, be being
a logger by trade, and hla suspicion
was right, as the escape was Intend
ing to procure a Job in some lumber
camp.
When searched, the officers found
what had been an old ease knife
ground out in the shape of a wicked
Ic-oe eg butcher knife with the baa-
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dlo bound round with n small cord.
Tho prlsonor strongly denied being
the man, but bis game would not
stick. Ho still woro some of tho
prison garb.
TO MARRY THE
HOTEL BELL BOY
Ultd I'rM I.iwl Wire.
, Friends of Mies Marcln Lockhard.
I of Santa Barbara, today are watch
i lag the omee of the marriage lloonse
' clerk to ascertain if she makes
1 good nor Intention of marrying Ilar
! ry Parker, formerly a Veil hoy In
the Hotel Alexander, in Los Ange
les.
The girl, who Is 15 years of age.
left Santa Barbara for this city last
week. The first intimation of her
whereabouts reeolved by her fathor,
a clergyman, was a telegram from
this elty to him, which said:
"Tomorrow I will he Mrs. Hurry
Parker.'
Little is kuown of the young man.
except that he workind In various
hotels on the Pacific coast, and last
at the Hotel I'ottor, at Santa Dur
bars. He mot Mice Lock ha nU In
Lue Angeles.
DEPARTMENT ONE
OF CIRCUIT COURT
TAFT WANTS
TARIFF REDUCED
ICJt4 rvtis Uaitd Wire
Washington. March 5. Presi
des Taf ttedny aeettrosl several call
ers. ijMlndlnc KefNTOSOHUitlve Han
scImu. of N'obrMkn. that he will vse
hie innonee to bring about a redn
(ton of the uriff en- the neeeseHI&s
of life.
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Bthl Dldni'tj, It seem and age I
from the time ydu were engaged till
yon got married? Maud Yes, but
Jack and I managed to squeeze
through IL The Tatter.
The circuit court, doparlmeut No.
1, couvonod today, and a grand Jury
also met. The following ensoe wore
disposed of and considered before
Judge Burnett i
On roquost of District Attornoy
MoNary, Ilyron Nixon was dUmlssod
as an allogod accomplice in tho onse
of selling liquor to a minor, along
with K. G. Bmmlnhoffor. Tho dis
trict attorney said Nixon's name had
been included in tho, Indletment by
mistake.
In the enso between W. W. Hall
and n. U. Downing vs. W. T. Perkins,
attorneys appoarod this morning
and stated tho matter wu settled.
J. L. Stockton vs. A. . Darker
and Frauds M. Darker, notion for
money; settled.
J. A. Carson and T. Drown vs.
Frwiicls M. Darkor, action for monoy;
settled.
Martha Lewis va. B. J. Morrison,
ot mx.. default In Judgment and or
der to soil attached property.
Mrs. A. H. LaCroIx va, C. It. Port
er, ot al.; settled.
Ohas. Livesloy vs. If. Clements
Worst Company, defendant' motion
to wake complaint more definite
and eertnlH overruled. This was
an action brought by Livesloy to re
cover Jnoney for aorvUMtf alleged
rosMlorot) to Ctemonts Iforot Com
imny Tom Uarrle v. Jams pemos. ac
tion for monof mU default of Jndg
iacHt, and dtjofee rendered accordingly-
The uetloB or damagas between
Mabel Stark and Joshua Smith was
settled.
The following are the grand Jurors
for the April term: John Stelwer.
foreman, of Jefferson, a f&rmvr;
l it co l Scott, Sublimity, fnrinor; J. F.
Nathani, Gorvals, farmer; Fred Mil
ler. Duttevllle, farmer; Chan. A. Ia
briin, flarvnls, fnrinor; Geo. II. Duns
ford. Snlem, plumber, and P. W.
Potter, Silvertou, tnaohlnlsf.
GERMAN SOCIETY
HAS LIVELY MEETING
At a meeting of the German So
ciety Sunday afternoon eight new
members were gathored in. Tho
proposition ot building a home for
themselves) waa tahon up, and a
commute of live appointed to see
about site, and make an estimate of
probable cost.
Another committee was appoint
ed to arrange for a planlo in May.
The mooting ws a very pleaaant one.
with lots of songs and music. A
delegate was appointed to attond
the stale meeting called by the Gor
man aoelole of Portland.
TAFT NAMES "SOME
NEW OFFICERS
Threo wnywnrd men woro
brought betoro Itocordor Mooro's this
morning when tho UMinl roll call was
made. Tho first "unfortuunto" told
the Jfitdge thnt he was an omployoo
of a certain logging company down
tho river, and that he met with a
very dear friend of his while lu thu
city nnd tho result wnt well, or that
Is. owing to the good feeling exist
ing between thorn being rovlvod',
1 few drinks woro Indulged In nnd then
' somo, until they woro ovor tho side
boards nnd the night officers took
i thorn In tow. Judgo Mooro dropped
him down lightly by Imposing a two
days' Job on him nt $2.00 por.
A man from wny down Hast whon
ntikod by the Judgo in regard to his
particular buutnoss In Jail, said ho
was "stowed" away thoro bocause
he was Intoxlcatod. He was also giv
en n similar Job to thnt of the preced
ing aBsoolato,
Tho natt oase on tho Judge's
hand was not so lnlgnlfloant. It
nppeared as though Mr. John Dee
had beon requested by n minor friend
of his to got him CO conts worth ot
fluid, which Is prohibited to boy,
whereupon Mr. Dee's genoroslty
would not permit him to refuse tho
favor, and It Is alleged he bought
the tire water and gave it to tho boy.
When called upon to explain tho
ohargo. Dee told tho Judgo that tho
whiskey, and. he had rofusod; bo took
whlckey, aad he had refused; ho took
the monoy offered him by tho boy and
bought the liquor for himself and
was Intending to drink It himself,
but th minor friend took It away
from him. Tho caso will bo looked
Jnto further by tho officers.
HashlNgton. March S9. The
President today sent to the sejwte
the following nominatiens:
Sollettor-general of the United
State. Lloyd W. Bowers, of Illlnolc
Aselsunt secretary of tho ireejwry.
Charles Morton, of Illlnom.
Contil-MnrHl at Singapore. Jm.
T DnhoM. o Pennsylvania.
Bowers Is a Yale man Ho was
admitted to the bar In 18S2 and
since I8t has been general eonnsol
for the Chicago Sc Northwestern
railroad. His home is In Ohleago.
Clara That man who Just pasted
was as old flame of mine. Kate In
deed? What happened between youT
Clara Oh, he flared up one day and
went oat Boston Transcript
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BISHOP 0'CONNELL
REACHES SAN FRANCISCO
U'elMd Prats UmmI Wire. J
an Kranrtoco. March 'it -The
Right Itev. Dennis O'Connell. recent
ly appointed by tho Pope to be aiu
Ulary bishop a dloeoso of Hie Ornee,
Arehbuoop Patrick IHordnn. arrived
today to asonme the duties of his
new utfieo-
In secordnHoe with the bishop's re
quwrt. tho reaoAthjn, whloh marked
his arrlvaj waa simple. DIm!iot
O'Connell was wt by a fow old
time friends and a small delegation
of local Catholic dignitaries and
eseorted to the residence of Arch
bishop Iliordan. where he will make
his home temporarily.
TO RUN A SPLENDID
AMBULANCE FREE
The Cottage Undertaking Parlors '
haw h new oomhlnullon coukut nnd
(lowor wagon. It is ono of tho hand
Moment vehicles ever made for tho
iturpose. with solid Moroeoo up
holstering, rubber tiros, olootrio
lights nnd ovory poaslblo modorn
roiivenlenee. Mr. Sll loan sny, with
out any danger or uontrndletlon, that
It Is the fluent vehicle of thu kind on
the cunBt.
Mr. F. W. Lohhrlok, of tho U. a.
CarrlHgo Company, the mukoi'H of
this mngnlflaout aarrlago, was In tho
By today oloslng tho donl witl Mr.
Hill for this, ono of thu very latest
stylos of Hud Grotm hospital ambu
lance. Tho iimhulanoo in llulshod
In silver gray, nnd Is pretty enough
to almost reconcile ono to being por
mlttod to tako n rido In It. It will
(hs tho Journal understands It) Iiq
used free lu en crying patients to and
from hospitals.
Mr. Sill but reooiitly stnrled tho
Cottage Uiidortnklng Parlors, but ho
Is uertaluly up-to-date.
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Irrigation Projects.
At the noxt mooting of tho Stnto
laad Hoard, an Irrigation projeot
oontrnot will be let for the Irrigation
of from 30,000 to 50,000 uaros of
land near Baker Oily In the lower
Powder Itlvor valley, and its .oon
n thlii great Improvomout goes
through, that portion of tho stato
will bo a splendid farming territory.
Tho Baglft Valley railroad ba a
right-of-way through the Volloy and
Almlrnl and Jacobs, operators of tho
railroad, are lu line for tho contract
along with many others.
This Irrigation Is being mado un
dor the Carey act, and tho United
HtMtes government has withdrawn
the property from entry lu ao-apr-Htlon
with tho stato.
Plats for the ruervolr have been
drawn up, which show the big water
soriflnt will be situated 7 inlloa
from Teloeawjt. n little town on'th
O. It. & N railroad, 328 miles
from Portland lu Thjef Valley. The
reservoir will cover an area of 850
aeretj.
New York's greatost -succcei,
"Clusmate,, with Norman Hack
tt as tho star, will bo Judes Mur
by's offering at tho 'Grand Opera
IhiUMt about the mlddlo of April.
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Norman Haokett. Jult-s Murray's
newest star, will appear at the Grand
Opera House soon In "Classmates."
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