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DAILY CAPITAL JUlltNAL, SAL12M, OHKGOX, MONDAY, APltlL 12, 11H)1).
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TO FIGHT
KtCHTEL
TUK .ACUTE .IJKUNHTTE .FltOM
PAll AUSTRALIA WILL MEET
Till DIG llHUISKIt FltOM MiCII
10 AN SOME TIME IN OCTOHKlt.
JEFFRIES OUT OF IT
Kctchcl Anxious to Moot Uio Dig
Iilnck Animal From tho Antipodes
and Mnjr Ito Soryr for Ills Inordl
Dosirc.
United Press Leased Wire
San Francisco, April 12. "Havo
accoptcd proposition from Coffroth to
fight Johnson. Portola wook; fight
assurod If Johnson Is on tho lovol."
This tologmtn wna rccolvod by WIN
Ho Jacobs, sporting editor of tho San
Franclaoo Nows, today, and signed
by Wlllln Drlttt, manngor of Stanley
Kotchol, and npparontly confirms tho
roport that Coffroth has boon success
ful In landing thq match sought bo
twoon tho conqueror of Tommy Burns
and tho husky Michlgander.
Tlio local fight promoter recently
Journoycd to Now York to uso his
porauaalro abilities upon big Jim Jef
frles, In an effort to forco the undo
fcatod champion Into tho ring with
tho negro. Coffroth Rooms to havo I
Of the Latest Spring Merchandise
Wo novor offer promluraa of any kind to Induco trado. Wo aro horo all tho tlmo with tho nest, Latent
and Nowcst of Morchandlso at Lowest Prices. Thcso aro tho Promlums tho Chlcngo 8toro has to offer.
That is why wo grow. No schomos but honest values. Tho boat prices you can get elsowhoro wo will boat.
Spot cash buying doos tho work.
s&F
values
rials
styles,
flS.uo KPItl.Nti SUITS
Now only
$18.00 SPUING SUITS
Now only
923.00 SPUING SUITS
Now only
mII Tailor-Made. Long Coats, Slue
Lined, Skirts. Full Flare and Latest
DRESS GOODS and SILKS
Here you will find the greatest stock in Salem to select from In tho latest up-to-dato styles and mate
rials. Silk suitings in a great variety. Wool sui .nga In a great variety Prlco yard. 25c, 35c, 49c. 65c
75c and upwards
10c embroider
cries, 4 Inohes
wide with scal
loped edgos.
now only yard
fared no hotter In his quest than hnvo
the other half dozen promotors who
have been cnmp'ng on tho trail of tho
"nig Ono" slnco ho went on tho
road. Jeff assured Coffroth that un
der no circumstances will ho enter
tho ring for six months, and In vlow
of this fact James Iinmodlatoly set
out after Kctchcl, and Incidentally
his buslnesa-llko manager Wlllus B.
According to Ooffroth, Kctchcl Is
crnzy to got Into the ring with tho
dusky pretender. Arrangements were
mndo with Drltt In record time, and
then tho pursuit of Jack Johnson was
begun.
Thrco hours with Johnson behind
closed doors brought about tho de
sired result, and tho negro consented
to meet Kotchol In San Francisco dur
lng Portola week In October. Johnson
will rail for London luto In May, to
fill his music hall ongagomonta thero,
and will roturn In ample tlmo to
finish his training for tho mill.
BRIDGE OPENED
TUESDAY MORNING
Tomorrow, Tuesday morning tho
last splko of tho now brldgo over
South Mill crcok on Commercial street
will bo drlvon and at that tlmo tho
ontlro now Btructuro will bo thrown
open to Unfile. . From remarks over
heard by many who nro In positions
to judgo of such bridges, tho con
tractors have not overlooked any
thing, and dono splendid work,
tondt o cntiBo nny defect In tho new
brldgo, and Herron nnd Pugh, tho
builders, havo rccolvod mnny com
'munts upon their succoos In con
structing tho brldgo. It will tnko
consldorablo tlmo yot to put tho
roadwny loading to tho brldgo in Its
former condition owing to It bolng
cut up by tho workmen.
EASTER OPENING
Easter
Suits
The swollest lino of
up to dato now
Spring Suits shown
In Salem and at
nbout half what you
havo to pny else
where. Mr. Lnokey,
our buyor lu Now
York, is the man
bohlnd the gun. Wo
nro hare with tho
Miss Dodd, of Now York. In our inilllnory buy
or. and Ir ths big olty she Is considered one of
the boat mllllnory experts iu new York. Sho sonds
us now trimmed hats ovory week creations of hor
own aud Paris models. . What sho rooommonds Is
right up to the minute style. u.O new hats hereon
exhibition and not any two allko. Wo aro not look
ing for profits. What wo want Is quick sales.
Keep turn(ng tho stock over and over. Quick
Sales and Little Profits.
Saie Prices $1 .95, $2.50
$2.95, $3.50, $3.95 and up
mate
tho and
'$7.50
$9.50
$14.50
Coats, Silk
trimmings
PAYNE
TARIFF
MEASURE
IS A COMPltOMIKK FltOM A TO Z
AND CONSEQUENTLY WILL
PLEASE .NE1TIIEU MANUFAC
TUItEU NOK CONSUMER, NOIt
ANY ONE ELSE.
ALL FOR'SYMMETRT
Until tho Full Schedule la Mad No
Legitimate Conmuict Can lw Made
. .on It, Hut That It Will Do Unsat
isfactory Is Conceded.
Washington, D. C, April 12.
Tho Payno tariff bill, as amondod by
the sennto flnanco committee, was or
dered reported to tho sennto today,
after n mooting of tho commltteo, tho
full momborohlp of which, Including
tho Democrats, was present. Tho
bill, when prosontod to tho sonata,
was accompanied by a summary of a
gcnornl charactor, prepared by Son
ntor Aldrlch.
In tho main tho rates In tho bill,
as reported from tho flunnco commit
too, aro lowor than Whon It was
passed by tho house Tho actual
numbor of reductions Is about throo
ttmoi tho numbor of Increases. Such
Increases as havo boon made In thej
sennto commltteo had boen largo'y
rondorcd noceasnry to prosorvo the
symmotory of tho schedules.
Iiest standard
Calicoes, all
colors, now yard
ouly
4c
Easter
Millinery
A consldorablo number of articles
for common uso havo been removed
from tho dutiablo list of tho house
birr and removod to the froo list. A
groat mnso of rntcs are much lowor
than thoso In tho existing law.
Among tho changed proposed by
tho sennto committee nro tho follow fellow follew
ing: In schcdulo A, which includos
ohomlcnls, tho principal changes aro
In tho nnturo of reductions bolow tho
house bill. Ono Important chango Is
tho putting distilled expressed oils
on tho frco list.
In schcdulo B, dealing with oarth (
and carthonwnre, tho rates remain
tho snmo. Tho sonato commltteo re-i
duced tho dutlo-f on common earthen-1
wnro lo tho rato already In effect un
der tho Dtngley tariff. Qlasswaro
will Tomnln tho samo as In tho houso
bill. j
Iron ore was rostorcd to tho du-
tlablo list at 25 cents per ton, which
lo n reduction of 15 conts per ton J
from tho Dlngloy rato. Tho houso
mado largo reductions In this schcd
ulo throughout nnd nearly nil of
thooo woro retained by tho sonato
commltteo.
in auauion 10 mow mmio j u.
houso, tho sonato commltteo baa
mado n largo numbor of other roduc-
tlons. Tho commlttoo has retained
tho houso' rato of 1ft cents a pound
on load oro, but has been obliged to
ralso tho rates on load products
throughout tho Jilll to correspond
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Houso rntos on mnnufneturod wood
i rm.. .t.
havo boon rotnlnod. Thoso show ro-
ductlons from tho Dlngloy ratos In
nlmrtaf nunrv Innlnnpn Tmnnrted
hardwoods woro placed on tho froe
list by tho sennto commlttoo.
Tho sugar schedule was loft as If
enmo from tho houso, but tho houso
ratos on sugared biscuits and wafers
woro red u cod.
In schcdulo D the 'houso rato of $1
per qiousand foot on rough lurnbor
was nrtnlnod. This 1. a reduction of
$1 from tho Dlngloy rate.
Tho sonnto bill Increases tho duty
on lemons from ono nnd ono-fourth
cents a pound to ono and ono-half
conts. Pineapples in pnekages aro
reduced from olght cents to sovon
cettfl ptr cubic foot, and In bulk
from $8 to 7 por thousand.
Tho "agricultural" schcdulo, in
cluding moat products, will romaln
practically unohnngod, ozcopt whom
reductions by tho commltteo ro
storod tho Dlngloy rates.
Tho commltteo gavo as Its opinion
that any noccssary Incroaso should
bo made upon luxuries, rather than
upon nccossarlofl, and apparently
havo followed this policy In tho con
struction of thh bill Tbo sonato
nppllod this prlnc'plo In restoring
sp'cos to tho free list.
Tho rates on winea hnvo boen In-
croosod throughout by tho commit
teo. nnd It is estimated that the ad-
dltlonnl rovonuo derived from this
nourco will roach a total of $3,000.-
000 annually. Tho greater part of
this will romilt from Incroasod dutloa
on rhampagno.
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N00DEN HORSE MAKES
GOOD RU-AWAY
Il'nliril Pro ihim! wire.
Prtwcott. Ariz., Aprl 112. When
several prototypes of alkalolde rolled
unelMdlly across tho street toward
, .... . .
hed hyo thrlst quonohlng station
todny they witnessed n sight thta ,
made thorn forswoar muscat for aj
twelvemonth.
A glass-eyed, wooden bodied horse.
mounted
. ...
J5i I TT' 71 " Y
wMl nnd carried mnjestical.
a neavy
ly down one of the principal streets
of tho town.
I...I urn ,n. l... ....... w.-
garrously expatiating upon his prow
ess as a horseman, tho wooden equin
ore down upon his. With yolls
of terror tbo group Bcatterod, soared
sober by the vision.
Veering his course, the wooden
runaway collide dwlth a horse and
buggy and started an equine demon-1
stratlon. The horse becoming soared
kicked the woodeon horse, causing
him to roll alomr until he hit a fin. .
pole This broke several wooden
bonus, ripped out a quantity of uorso,
hair and fraotured a glass eye. It
also endede the runaway's flight and
be lu now In a carpenter shop hos-
jpftal belngma de ready for the re- church ou Mott street, where Petro
sumption of business at the old stand, isloo was a parishioner Flags were
BIG BULL
OUT TROTS
HORSES
MAKES HALF .MILE IN l:iJ TO
SULKY AND DOES IT SO EASILY
HIS TllAlNEHS SEE A HECOIID
DUEAKEU IN 1UM.
A RECORD BREAKER
"' wnw Confident of Hi.
Speed They Insuo a Challenge to
tlio Dost Horses In America for a
Mutch Trot.
1 United Vrtt I.eticd Wlre.1
Wnynosburg, Pn., April 12.-
-nac-
, oiporta who follow tho trotting
ganRJ Rt tu county fftre ,n Wostora
ponnavivn,.n. nrn mnuin "future
bookf w Mpoclod norfornmncc
of tho original racing bull, which wltl
fin nntnrwfl ntrAlnf nil nnmnr. In tlin
trot; th, ,
Thin bull has boon trained secretly
" I'f. Joseph D. Chanoy and John II.
11ob for tho lost throo years. Ho Is
... '.. ,,fn,
ittS vs sets uwswsw w
was old enough to "tnko his meals
ny rm homo." as Dr,
Chanoy
said todny, ho was making phonom-
onal tlmo up and down tho barn lot.
Tho bull has mado a halt mile ti
1:32' ,,,tchwl to fl ou,k,y' nnd "8 ow.?
urn mivu isnuuu a cuhiiuiiko lor inua
rncon with tho fastest horses; that can
";-' " ' "
"m. c ,c" haro boon arranged. Tho
bo found at tho fairs. Sovornl
nun is tour years oia.
GREGORY
A POOR
STICK
4
LAID DOWN WITH U.S
BEHIND HIM
Mobllo, Ala, April 12. It Is bo
Moved hore todny that tho alleged In-
HU,t ln"ll Uon John II. Orogory,
Jr, forinor Unltod States chargo
I'ttfulree at Managua, Nloarngua,
woro l,Hrt of 'I" determined efforts
w'oh It Is stated aro being mndo by
tho Xolnya govTnmont to drlvo
jAmerloane from tho aountry.
KjZlTuZToZZ 7mT,t
the Central American republic, nro
said to state that Orogory was held
a prisonor at tho capital, and that ho
WR watehed night and day by gov-
oramM V'"- H a'o bi'I thatlio
ZlLlTu !laT
officials when ho called at tho dlota-
,or,tt I)aInw, , 0 n(orw)t of Amor.
cans and American affairs.
It is stated In Washington that
Gregory has resigned his position
becau f " unbearable Insults ho
as ooon oomeiiea io ooar at tlie
,,ttnil o l" y Kovernmont.
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, T.," ,, '7. .7 V . .
(Public tho details of the treatment
Ha twSM tlldiln trt IIK.Innan
."" " " UHUHIftU,
A PINKERTON VICTIM
RECEIVES HONORS
(UdIu.1 I'rru Iim4 Wlrt.l
Now York, April 12. Joseph Po
trosino, Heutonaut of tho local pollco
forco" who Wfts assassinated by the
I,lack Hand at Pftlormo, Italy, was
burled today at Cavalry comotory.
Fathors Lavollo and Kearney con-
duoted the funeral services.
Highest tribute wa paid to the
memory of the great Itallan-Amerl
can detect ve. An enormous crowd
gathered at the old St. Patrick's
lowered to linlf-innat during tho day,
Attor the cervices at tho church a
fninornl procession was formed and
the romnlua tnkon to tho comotory
for Intormciit. Two full roglmonts
of police, n battalion of flrcmon, un
dor tho porsonnl cotnmnnd of Chlof
Crockor, and nil of tho officials of the
fire nnd pollco dopnrtmonts Avoro la
tho proress'ott, Italian soclotloe of
which Petroulno wns a mombor wore
also reprosoutod lu tho lino.
Evory procnutlon against a dem
onstration wan taken by tho police.
Plnln clothot men mingled with the
Immcnno crowds which " lined the
Btroota through which tho funeral
procession passod. As a further pro
tection against vlolonco all Italians
known to hnvo pollco rocords were
rounded up and plncod In Jail until
after tho coromonlcs woro over.
o
EVERYBODY WANTS TO
GET UP IN THE AIR
(United 1'rru Leaint Wlrcl
Oaklaad, Cat., April 12. Follow
ing tho ouccossfu! baloon flight of
Aoronnut P. A. Van Tassel, made
from thin olty yostorday, under the
oMsplcos of tho Ban Frnnolnco Aoro
Club, nrrangomonts aro bolng made
for n Rorloa of noconslonn nt regular
Intorvnls In tho uolr future.
Accompnnlod by Joseph M. Martin
chief paying tollor of Lho Crocker
National Unnk of Ban Francisco, and
Knox Maddox, an nttornoy of this
city, Captain Van Tnsaol boarded his
groat gas nlr craft "Dorkoloy" nt the
club's grounds, and cut looso at 11
o'clock yestordny morning.
Tho big balloon, GO by S3 foot In
sire, weighs approximately 000
pounds, and holds CO, 000 cubic feet
of gas. Tho wolght of tho passong
ors and ballast created an additional
burden of 000 pounds. Hlslng easi
ly, It nttalncd a height of 7000 feet,
which la maintained for Ihrco hours.
Thedoscnt wan mndo nt fiunol,, Con
tra Coatn county,
Tho Ban Krnuclsco aoro club, un
der tho nusplcoa of which tho ascent
war. mado, la composod or promlnont
Ba nPrnnclsco, Oakland nnd Uorke
loy bttslnoss men, who aro Intorosted
In aeronautics. Van Tassel, who Is
tho president of tho club, Is a bal
loonist of many yean exporlonco In
this country and In JCuropo. An ef
fort lu to bo mndo to organlso similar
organlzatlonj In Lot Angoleti aud oth
or coast cltlos, and to bring aoron
nutlco to the plana o! dthor rocog
nlod sports on the const.
HAMER FURNISHED
HIS0WN APPLAUSE
... lUnllwl I'reM f.f.l Wlre.1
Washington, April 'i.8x pages
of tho Congressional Itocord or. lllo
today nro duvotod to n gposoh by Rep
resentative I lamer, u ilrsUtlmo Re
publican congressman from Idnho.
In addition to being ouploiis, tho
spuuah of Humor apparently made
considerable of a hit, bulng freely
sprinkled with brnekotod words suoh
us "applaiiHo," "IniiKlitnr and np
plauHo," "great applauso." It was
enlivened with several flights of ora
tory nnd contained a aholeu assort
ment of Jokes. With unerring oer
taluty, the words "applause" and
"laughter" marked tho keen appro
elation of each of these features of
the speeuli. Hut whose keen appre
ciation? It would have takun Palmer two
houso to deliver that speech. He got
it Into lho record lu half a minute
Ho muruly nskuu for leave to print It.
the request was granted, he handed
his manuscript o the olurlc 'and Ha
uler was thereupon enrollod among
the great orntoro of America. At
some point butweeu the handing over
oporntion and the printing, the copy
fell Into tho hands of a government
employee, w'th a ilgh sense of ap
preciation nnd a clairvoyant mind
He know how the speech would havo
sounded and how It would havo
boen rocelved if It had been delivered,
he only did Justlvo to Hamer by In
serting tho laughters and the ap
plauso where tho houso Itself would
have put them.
Hamer Is now trying to loeate tho
employe so tnat he may express his
appreelatfou p4be employe's appre
ciation.
There tu more -room at tho top
than roomers.
A woman ha' less logic than a man
but more lu'tlnct.