Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, May 03, 1909, Page 2, Image 2

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DAILY CAPITAL JOUHNAL. 8ALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, MAY a, 1000.
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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
K. HOI'Itr. ftdltor And Proprietor
iD'lf pendent New. pipe lroll to American frinolplc nl -.,
the I'rfwft-Snd fxtrrtoixonral of All Oregon, ' '
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A PECULIAR
CALF CASE
IN KLAMATH
Klnmatii Falls, Or., May 3. -Tho
accultlat of J Arnnt, charged with
tho larceny of a calf from his nolgh
bor. 0. 0. Harris, ends ono of tho
most unlquo criminal cniico ovor tried
In Klamath county. Almoit two years
ago Arnnt, who Is a son of V. W.
Arnnt, the wuporlntondont of tho
Crater Lnko National Park, wwj
ennrgrd wim tno moil or. a certain
calf. llnrrU Identified tbo animal
by a dlmo ho had Inserted In its
nock. Ho had suractod that wmo
ono was rustling stock, and lusorted
tho dlmo us it moans of posltlro Iden
tification. Arant wns tried about n year ago,
Tho cnm. romiHod In a hung Jury.
Clroillt Judge Nolan, who wns then
practicing law. wan the chief prose
cutor. This time It took moro than
n week lo got n Jury and tnko tho
By Our Formula
Wo produce In Hood's Onrsnpnrllln
n mocllolno thrtt hna nn unup
proaohott rooord of euros of
Scrofula, ecsemn, eruptions, catarrh,
rhoomntiftiu, niiciinn, m-rvnusnoM, Hint
tired feeling. Iom of appetite, etc.
Tlio combination and proHirthuis of
tho moro tlinu twenty illffuruiit remedial
agents coiitnluiHl In Mood's Haisapiirilln
nro known only lo oureolviM, so there
can bo no substitute.
This medleluo innktu, bunlthy and
strong the "Little Holdlers" In y.mr
lilmiil, -IImh'o corpow-les lliat light lite
cllBiuieo germs eouUiuily attuuklug )mi.
CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK
J, II, Albort, Pros,
L M, Ciolsnn, Vico Pros,
Jos. II. Albert, Cnshlor
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Pays Interest on Savings
Accounts
evidence. The Jury was out Just two
hours.
During tho trial tho calf and Its
mother wero Introduced In ovldonco,
us was also tho hide of another calf,
which tho dofonso clalmod was tbo
one belonging to Harris. Tho ani
mal had died since the bogllnnlng of
tho rase, and Its hlilo had been pro
served. The calf with a dlmo In Its
nock Is now a 2-year-old stoor, and
Is turgor than It tno trior.
Tho second calf In tho case wan In
troduced by tho dofenso shortly af
tor tho arrest of Arant It was found
In the pnsturo of another nolghbor
named Ilurrell Short. Arant notified
Harris that he had found his calf,
hut Karri wns so sure that Ids calf
hud been stolen by Arant and that ho
had not Inserted tho dlmo In tho
wrong rnlf that he would not ovon
go to examine the calf found by
Arnnt Through legal proceduro F.
V. Arant. father of young Anint, got
iifMtMfMulfm nf linth nnlvitti nnil nl thn
plow of tn trial ho had a 2-year-old
str and Hit hide of tho dead calf.
One cm If hns onused n neighbor
hood quarrel that may result In de
velopments miioh more sorlous than
mere litigation. Since the acquittal
of Arant on fight has nlroady occur
red. In which several members of tho
Arant family nsd iwverul of tho
neighbors participated Throats nip
on threats hnvo boon mndo. Indica
tions are that tho end of tho trouhla
Is not yet In sight.
The acquittal of Arnnt casts n sus
picion on Hnrrls. It gives his ono
in 'en u chance lo say that he Insert
ed a dime In the neok of Arnnt's rnlf
for tho purpose of railroading an In
niMMMit mnii to the pmiltontlnry, or
el e for tao purpose of stealing the
rnlf There Is tnlk of bringing a
urliiilual action against him.
Mine the fight on the street In
luHi oily Jay Arnnt has ngnla been
plueed HMder arrest, and Is now hold
mi a rWarge of aseault nsd battery,
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1,11 tie attacks of litdtReetloH are
what bring oa other ailments, such
aa arule Indigestion chronic ilya
pepala. slid even inure serious -r
Htaneitt Illness Kodol Is giiNrsn
teed lo ! relief Tr II IihIh
Mold lit nil druggist
U.S. SUPREME COURT TO
DECIDE ON COUNTY ROAD
Proceedings for appr-al from the
supreme court of Oregon to the su
preme court of the United States were
started Saturda by the Benedictine
Fathers or Alt. Angel In nn old cas
against .Marlon county, the papers b
ing served on District Attorne Mi
Nnry. The case Is of peculiar inter
oet Inasmuch aa pending the derision
of the supreme court of the state
practically all of the road work of
Oregon being carried on under the
Tuttle act of 1907 was dolayml. it
is probable that the same effect will
be foil on the appeal to the Unltea
States supreme court, ana it is Known
here that in several counties road
work of this nature will come to a
stop Immediately. ,
Tho Tuttle net. proviueu oy tno teg-luii.tnt-t.
or 1007. allows counties to
nsftOBi nil proporty within two miles
on each side of the proposed Improve
ment. The county court here author
ized the construction of a road be
tween Sllverton and Alt. Angel In UiIb
county nnd the IJonodlctlno Fathers
of Alt. Angel, who owned property
coming under tho Tuttlo net, sued
Judge Onlloway declared the ww un
constitutional and Btoppod tho Im
provement. The state supreme court
reversed Gallowny's decision and now
the case goes to the supreme trib
unal of tho land on n writ of error
SANTIAM KNOCKS OUT
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC
An nnswer In tho cac of tho State
of Oregon, plaintiff, v. tho Southern
Pacific Railroad Company has beon
lllod with tho county court, In which
they state to reconstruct a rallrond
bridgo ncrow tho South Snntlnm riv
er would be both linprnctlcnblo nnd
useless, owing to the continuous
change of coiirnos tho rlvos takes at
that point necessitating tho con
struction of Inmtimornblc dikes nnd
channels nnd an enormous exponso
of construction In general. Including
the repair of the brldgos nftor erect
ed.
Some time ngo tho nttornoy-genor-nl
Hied a mandamus ngnlnst tho rail
road company, nnd In tho answer
they (the company) deny ovory nllo
gatlon In severnl of the paragraphs
of the alternate writ of miindninuH
and paction theroof Tho nnswor al
so contains quotations of tho amount
of business trnutneted by tho coin
IHtny as follows In tho rospcctlvo
towns over tho South Snntlnm
branch. Ilalin station. $S44.52; at
llerkhnrdt, )30, nnd at Sponcor
liKI&.tii). thl business bolng done be
tween May. 1 000, nnd December 31,
1000.
In countK'tlou with tho above rea
son, rental nsd In the nnswor the coin
pany object to reconstructing tho
bridge. It Is stated thnt tho poople
residing between Crnbtreo nnd Tail
iiiiiu would not suffer Inconvonlonco
to any extent nt the reult of the lino
being discontinued.
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louM It (do Tnith?
If you spend your money, you're
n loafer,
If yoH save It, you're a grouoh.
If you get It. you're n grnftor.
If yon doa't gt It, you're n Imiiii,
So what the hull's the iimi?
Houston, Texas, News,
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Melfrtdgs. an American department
store, bat paralysed London whops. It
allows people to go In nnd paw orwr
i he goods, whether they buy or noL
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Wc Have Just Placed on Our
Bargain Tables Three Lots of
Ladies' Dress Goods
The first lot consists of plain and novelty weaves in black, navy, brown, tan, green and
red, Former prices $1,25, $1,40, $1,45, $1,50, and $1,60. Your choice now for
$1 .00 per yard
The second lot includes a very large as'sortment of staple and novelty colors in plain and
fancy weaves, Former prices 90c, 95c, $1,00, $1,10 and $1,15, Your choice now for
75c per yard
The third lot includes 50c and 60c dress coods, now 35c per vard,
We've never shown better values on our bargain tables, and this is just the proper sea- I
bun iui inib uiass ui goons, you Know inai we never misrepresent euner prices c
quality, Come early before the choicest patterns are sold,
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Why not enjoy these warm
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resting in one of these com
fortable hammocks we're
selling at such reasonable
prices. Our new spring ship
ment arrived last week.
CUT N? Li
We Undersell "Regular Stores" on Everything for the Whole Family
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IIIIIoiimk'sh and Constipation.
For years I waa. troubled with bil
iousness and constipation, which
made life miserable for mo. Aly ap
petite failed me I lost my usual
force and vitality. 1'epsln prepara
tions and cathartics only made mat
tors worse I do not know whore I
should hnvo been today had I not
tried Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. The tablets relieve
the III feeling at once, strengthen
the digestive functions, purify the
Htoiuach. liver and blood, helping
lint systum to do Its work naturally.
Mrs. Itosa I'oli. Birmingham. Ala.
Those Sublets are for sale by all good
druggists.
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They say love laugh at locksmiths,
but b'gamlsta tell a different tale.
Bts Dw Ens Yn mw Alwo 6agM
If all pntont medicine ad wore
true the undortnkers would hnvo to
go out of business.
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DeWltts Cnrbollzod Witch Hazol
Salvo Is good for outs, burns nnd
bruises and la especially good for
plies. Ituhiso substitutes. Sold by nil
druggists.
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Llke bad paintings, many laws are
not worth framing.
Heartburn, sour risings, bolchlng.
(bull, heavy fooling nnd such things
are all caused by Indlgostlon. Ko
dol stops them by digesting all the
food you eat. Sold by all druggists.
Hoys Will He Uoyx
and are always getting scratches,
cuts, sprains, bruises, bumps, burns,
or soalds. Don't neglect such things
thoy may result serious If you do
Apply Iinllard's Snow Llnlmont ac
cording to directions right nwny and
It will relievo tho pain nnd houl tho
trouble. Prlco 21c. 60c and It. 00.
Soul .. nil Dealers.
Some of tho smaller fry made
speerhea at Chicago, and Taft g cabi
net is for peace, but the government
saw nothing
If you will rend tho dispatches you
will note thnt Taft did not attend tho
Chicago peace conference
CASTOR! A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Etaigkt
Par tho
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STORE
Mill
HEKD13RSOM
lp-u( Ltoicl Coits
inery Hait Goods Tallow Goods
Everything in Up-to-Date Merchandise at the Very Lowest Prices. The ladies of
Snlem and vicinity are invited to visit FRAKES'. Price our goods and compare
them with the prices elsewhere. You will find FRAKES a big money-saving
place to shop.
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Just Received A Large Shipment of IVtessaline Silk Gowns
One piece, all colons. Silk Ptticoats in all colori.
If It Comes From FRARES' It's Correct
We Buy Combings and Cut Hair.
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COMMERCIAL
JHIWiiiMslM MilaWsUaW
MISS M. D EVANS
SALEM MGR.
PHONE 342
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