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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1909)
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, 0ALWM, ORWQOIt, ' WWDXWgDAY, TUNS 99, 1M. 'A 1 Barefoot Sandals for Summer Days Are almost a necessity for the boys and girls. We have the neatest barefoot sandal now we ever displayed, in tan leather with brass buckles and neat side strap, Let us show them to you, A Feather Boa Makes a handsome addition to a pretty summer cos- turej nothing gives a suit smarter or more stylish ap- : pearance than a pretty boa, For a few days we offer you an opportunity to purchase one at a very low price, EXTRA SPECIAL Regular $2,98 White Boa $1.96 Regular $6,00 Brown Boa $4.14 Regular $6,00 Black Boa $4.14 Drknr4 TfifAsirl Vaionrionoc I aro i A new. laree and verv choice assortment for you to B nhnnsR from. Extra Srjecial 10c I Summer Wash Goods , J Regular 25c, 15c,. 12V2c values now 9c Regular 15c values ' 4c k M -4. Hl TO KEEP HENEY OUT OF IT San FrnnclBCO, Juno 30. Charges that Francis J. Hcnoy and Judgo Lnwlor conferred rogarding tho caso of Patrlck'Calhoun almost dally dur ing tho recent trial were made today by attorneys for the stroot car mag nate, In an effort to sccuro a chango of venuo, on tho ground of. bias. Ar gument wero hoard on motion to thiB effect nnd motions to disqualify Heuy from trying tho noxt Calhoun enso, on tho grounds that ho has nov er been legally appointed as tho dis trict attornoy of San Francisco. Asilstnnt District Attornoy O'Qara was allowed until July 8 to mako an swer to tho motion and chargos. Motions o! Calhoun to have his In dictment sot aside, and to bo allftwod to change his plea, wero donlod by he .court. r o - STILL CHASING AREK CHINESE MURDERER (United Press Leased Wlre.1 Now York, Juno 30. Suddon ac tivity on tho part of tho officers de tailed In tho search for Leon Ling, supposed slayer of Elslo Slgol, was teamed today to be duo to tho belief tnat six Chinese are Implicated In tho crime, four actually participating nnd two others acting as accomplices. Somo of these Chinamen aro sup posed to be In hiding In New Jersey and this theory Is thought to ex plain the faci that forty detectives scattered nmong tho Orientals in that section. Although the pol'ce refuse to dis cuss their latest theory it Is thought thoy have learned tnat the girl be came too familiar with the workings of somo of the Chinese secret socie ties. This would provide a motive for her assassination by tho turgor number of Orientals than at first bo- yM.NsveU .0 be implicated. WISIjTj deserved. The Pntlt-e Thnt Comes From Tliank fill Salem People. Ono kidney remedy novcr falls. Salem pcoplo rely upon It. That romody Is Donni Kidney Pills. Salem testimony proves it always reliable P. "W. Drown, 374 Summor stroot, Salem Oregon, says: "Throo years of millwright work in a sulphuric factory, whon it wns necessary to per form ropalrs In poisonous gases and to work In cramped position, and fomotlmes wet to tho skin, cruusod kidney trouble. I suffered from a lamenoss nnd soreness ncros the small of my back, and about two months ago, whon In this condition, my nttontlon wr.i called to Doan's Kidney Pills. I vont to Dr Stono'B drug storo nnd p ocurcd a box, and soon tho backacho and soronoss across the loin' entlroly disappeared, as also did tho othor symptoms of my trouble. Doan's Kidney Pills aro worth a trial by nnyono annoyed with backacho or kidney complaint." For sale by all dealer1. Prlco 50 cents. Foator-Milburn Co., Buffalo, Now York, solo agents for the United States. Romcmbor tho name Doan's and take no other. It u mors tnat an expressman gave the police their Information are dis credited here. It Is considered roost likely that some of the clover China town detectives have ferreted out tho now clue through their secret hold on residents of the section of the city to which they are assigned. TO DOUBLE (Continued from Page 1) ing crulfierj 'and 20 ships of a new typo similar to torpedo boat destroy- lers, but larger. The admiral also advocated the enlistment of 16,000 men for tho proposed new vessels. HI estimate of the cost of this plan Is about f300.000.000. Notice to Contractors. Notice Is horoby glvon thnt soalod bids will bo opened nt a meeting of tho common council of Salem, Ore gon, to bo hold on tho Cth day of July, 1909, for the Improvement of Kearney stroot with gravel between i.io oast lino of Commercial streot and the west lino oi High street in accordance with tho plans and spe cifications adopted by the common council for said Improvement and now on file in tho office of the city recorder. Bids will be received on proposals submitted by the c'ty at torney and must be in accordance with tho specifications. Contractors may. if they so desire, recieve gravel on Mlnto's Island at the rate of & cents por cubic yard, under the grant to the city. Date of the first publication of this notice, 29th day of Juno, 1909. Dy order of the common council. W. A. MOORES, 6-29-5tdly City Recorder. o Doctors' Prt-Kcriptions It has been proved over and over again that the doctors of this coun try freely prescribe proprietary med icines in Latin for their patients un til they are advertised to the public, after which time they consider it a duty to Immediately condemn the very same medicine, not becau e th preparation is any less valuable, but because it Is not "ethical" to pre scribe an advertised medicine. There are, however, many physicians of recognized standing broad-minded and successful enough to continue to prescribe such standard remedies as Lydla E. PInkham's Vegetable Com pound, which they know to be good, o Ever notice bow generous a man with a grouch Is? He Just won't keep it to blmielf. MAY TRY BIN6ER HERMANN HENEY SAYS HE WILL BE TRIED THIS YEAR "IF AT ALL" X CELEBRMEO'fjC C STOMACH iy BITTERS It Is tho unnn Imous opin ion of tho tho u 8 n n d s who havo tak en tho lilt tors that It Is tho best for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Diarrhoea, Kidney Ills, ItilloiiMiei, nnd Malaria. Don't fail to try it today. wn iiim miifnHMiiiianiiii3ii (United Press Leased Wire. Roieburg, Or., Juno 30. "Blngor Herman will bo tried during tho pros ont year, if nt all," Bald Francis J. Wnnov hnr. tnnltrht. "I rOCOlvcd a letter from tho United States attor- noy-general about two months ago, asking me to tako up tho remainder nf Mm flrnrnn Innri fraud ensoa as soon a i possible" Honey continued. "Owing to busincBo manors, l navo not been able to answer tho lotter." Asked whothcr his election as dis trict attornoy at San Francisco would delay tho Hermann trlnl. Honey de clared that It would not, Inasmuch aa ho would not tnko tho offlco until next year, When shown a dispatch from San Francisco to tho effect that tho bu- nrnmn mnrt liml tinmlOfl llOWn n dO- clBlon upholding thoso sections of the primary law proviuing uai u cnndldnto can nccopt two nomlnn- tlnn- nml Hint n rnntllllntn mtmt hnVO registered two yv.ura In succession In tho nominating party to do quaiinca, Henoy smiled and said: "I will mako tho run on an inde pendent ticket, nnd you may rest aa surcd thnt I will win by n voto of two to ono." Commenting on tho Calhoun trial, Henov remarked: "Tho trial which hn Jiust closed at San Francisco shows conclusively thnt conditions were acalnBt tho prosecution. I havo nothing to sny as to how tho aocond trlnl of Calhoun will tormlnato, es pecially whon tho dofon o hni plonty of money In easy reach of tho Jurors. I am convinced that certain Jurora wero bribed In tho Calhoun trlnl, but of course I am unnblo to furnish proof to f ubstnntlato my assertion." ABOUT WEIGHING LUMBER As a result of tho hearing hold by tho Railroad Commission yostordny, rogarding tho lumber weighing facil ities provided by tho rallrondB In Oregon, tho commission dismissed tho enso In so far as tho stato is con corned. This matter was innigated by lum her manufacttirora throughout, tho state, who who claimed that tho weights on Iumbor wero off, nnd that a correct wolght could not bo ob tained especially from shipments going, over valloy HnoB, and being transferred to tho Orogon Short Lino. Superintendents and ofllclals of tho rospectlvo linos wero called to testi fy yesterday, but It appears that each of the wolghor for tho rnllroads aro glvon explicit Instructions re garding wolghlng nnd tho caro of tho scalos, and that If any mistake was made In Iho wolghlng, It was tho fajult of the man handling tho scalos. It is cvidont, unlo's actual proof is introduced by tho shlppors, that s:mo railroad Is discriminating In wolgh'ng Iumbor, tho matter will have to bo loft as It U. Shippers aro only anxious to bring Iumbor ship ments down to an nccurato form and do away with tho necessary traublo of rechecklng books and filings on an over or undor shlpmont. GOSSIP AMONG THE FIGHT FANS United Press Leased Wlre.l San Francisco, Juno 30. When Bob Armstrong, tho husky dlngeo, who has made himself a human punching bag for almost every heavyweight tighter of class that has hflAn linfnrA thn mitill In fhn Innt inn years arrived at Camp Kotchol yea-! terduy, bo brought with him some, dopo that will furnish much food for thought among tho fight fans. Armstrong ray- Jorles and John son will never mcot In a prize ring. Not that Jeff l-n't willing to mix It with the c on champion, nor that he wouldn't give tho pretender tho, drubbing of his lifo, if ho got him In to a ring. According to Bob, John son Is going a pace that soon will place him in the waiting list of the down and out organization Jeff, Armstrong nay la rapidly returning to shape, and today could mako mon-1 keys of all the aspiring huskies In tho ring. Ketchel and Papo aro pounding away in their rcepectlvo quarters. OHIIlrri Cry FOR FLETCHER'S O ASTOR I A THIRTY CHARGES AGAINST SCHIVELY Olympla, Wash., Juno 30. Tho Impeachment clinrgo agalnot Stato InBiiranco CommlsMoner Schlvely will contain 30 chargos. The first and foromost nmong tho charges will bo that of porjniry al leged to have boon committed boforo tho Spoknnu county grand Jury. The offense was committed after tho adjournment of tho last sosslon of tho legislature, and whilo Schlve ly waB the elected Insurance com missioner. ThtiB it is a malfcasanco In office, nnd this chargo alono will do away with tho dofonso rolled up on by Schlvely thnt nil accusations ngnlnst him hnvo to do with tho porlod when ho vub deputy Insuranco commissioner and under tho direction of Sam H. Nlcholo, former secretary of state Tho houeo this morning took the preliminary stopo to insure a thor ough investigation of all tho stato oftlccs. Tho commlttco brought In a report advocating tho appropriation of 140,000, in addition to tho $40, 000 nlrendy appropriated, for tho ox rronso of the legislature for tho car rying out of tho Investigation plans. This action wna taken in tho fear that tho houso might bo trlckod In to an adjournment boforo its work was completed, Tho houso, this af ternoon or tomorrow, will probably pass this additional appropriation. ii Paracols at Reduced Prices jj ;; Nice tan color Parasols, $1.25 values for 75c ! Large assortment pretty colors 50c to $2.25 !! 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