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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, JULY 26. It.MLf CAPITAL JOURNAL, BALKM. OREGON. f aGI sol Today Our Great 544th WEDNESDAY SURPRISE LADIES' LACE HOSE The onyx brand, 50c quality, special per pair, 25c. These are in tan, black and light buff. .Many different lace designs, WEDNESDAY at 25c pair. See window display. None sold before 8:30. Buy at a Great Saving during ur Annaul MID-SUMMER CLEAN-UP EVENT BARGAINS IN THE DOMESTIC Section Fine Fancy Organdies A large variety of dainty pat terns, values to 35c, clean-up price 19c yard, Egypt: o Tissue A.fine dress material, 27 inches wide, a good assortment of patterns, 35c quality, special 23c yard. Rastiste 30 inches wide, extra special, 9c yard. Silk Novelties Dainty patterns, special 33c yard, Hudnut's Face Powder Regular 75c, special 50c. Mrs. Mason's Old English Hair Tonic Regular pirce S 1 .00, special price 65c. Ladies' Semi-Tailored and Lingerie Waists Choose from our entire stock at 20 per cent less , Initial Handkerchiefs Neatly hemstitched, all initials, Special clean-up price, 6 for 25c, good assortment of Fancy Hat Pins, priced from 25c to $2,00. Special, your choice at 33 1-3 per cent less Assorted Cuff Links ,75c and $1,00 values at 50c pair, Elastic Belts, assorted colors, regular $1,00 values at 69c each, CITY NEWS. Irt ('renin Social nt (In. (Jrove Corner Lincoln and 8. Commercial streets, tonight. Everybody Invited, Prowdng and Cleaning- Done by D. II. Moslier, 45G Court treet. Phons Main 1207. 7-13 tf Ollson'i burlier shop ClUon'R cigar store Olson's bntlu open all day Sunday 12-4-w-s-tf July Iterordu Now lie We have An extra fine line now to elect from. Auk about our free records. Illllman & rotors, 249 N, Commercial Hlreot. eod-tf Il'f Opiiiii Niirlnl i.t llm CmP I Corner Lincoln and S. rominerclnl streets, tonight. Kverybody Invited. MnoNF Attention All members of the Ixiynl order of Moose are Invited to attend a nodal eHHlon In our hall Thursday even ing, July 27; Homethlng new and good. n. n. YantlK, Diet.; II. II. Turner, Sec'y. 7-!i!-2t fhlncNC Puyii VIiip lloo Woo, the Chinese charged with conducting tor without having a druggist a drug licensed ldinruiael.it in charge, pleaded guilty in Justice Webster a court yesterday, and wn fined $50 and costs. Eighty Per Cent Ar Curod Of headneheg by properly fitted llHne. Dr. M. F. Mendelsohn fltt glasse correctly and guarantees Bt lsfnctlon In every respect. Thirty years experience at your service, No extra chnrgn for examination. Rooms 2tO-U U. S. Panic building. eod-tf EhtulilNh lleaitipuirtcM I,. II. Weir, secretary for tho Play ground Association of America, has written Stale Superintendent of Pub lie Instruction Alderman advising 111 in that the association has ostnh llshed headquarters for the Pnelilc toast at San Kranelsco. lie states that he Intends visiting this state again In August, nud hopes then to Inaugural a campaign In favor of letter playgrounds for the uchools of the state. A Vur Keo.l (a Fred X. Riddle, of Xlt. Angel, who was arrested last week by Constable Lewis, of Salem, charged with lo 4allng the purn UmmI law, Is having a hearing before Judge Webster. !i Justice court this afternoon. Rlddl. who runs a creamery at Mt. Angel. In allegd) to have used too much moisture In his butter. Holdup at Sewport Hon't get held upon your way to Newport. Keep your checks and av money. llaln' Transfer com pany meet alt tnoou.lnj boat. Wc bar do follcttor aiong routo or on borl train. W almply gv the publle a square deal and soMcIt har of the patronage. ved-tat M VI.YWW.4TrO Jl II I mi ii Pure Water 1 The very purest of water Is served residents of Klligwood. I A Ki'w Summer Patterns I Left. Hliackniiinxon guaranteed fabrics are the best to be had. Clu ing at $25 and $ao at U. II. Mothers' the merchant tailors, 4i0 Court street. 7-2U-2t (ini'K to ToiicnMi MIkh Iltdlti Darby has accepted a position with the Washington Nur sery company, of Toppenlsh, Wash ington, of which Fred Wiggins, a former Salem man, Is manager, she will leave noon for the Washington: city. Act lie Operation llulldlng is very active, at King wood Park. Many beautiful homes are being erected. See KliiRWood today, Comes to Forest t.rovr The Pnelilc Condensed Milk com pany, of Maine, today tiled a certl lled copy of Its nrtlcles of Incorpor ation with Hie secretary of state, and will operate lit Forest drove. The capital stock of this concern la :,.otm,ooo, and Its filing fees to the secretary of state were $233.75. Iluy n lltilletln Sign Help tho ball team pay for the new grounds and get dollar for dol lar In return for your nd. Twenty thousand people yearly see these iuIb. See Manager Jerman or our solicitor, 7-I3-eod Klip Acre Tract We have some lino five acre tracts at Hollywood. West Hollywood nnd South Hollywood. Kasy terms. Itechtcl & Uynoti, 347 State street. l.iidhV Tailoring D. II. Mosher, the merchant tailor, 4."ti Court street. Is now able to do mines iHuiii uiR m a tlrst class man ner. Housekeepers Save yoursehes this hut weather of the trouble of bahlng. You will be more than pleased when you know what our bread Is. Trv' If In Ion made; made In Portland!' Phone us y,mr grocery order, Main' ui, I lie Sunset lirocery company. Told the (Miicrnor C.overnor West this morning re ceived a telegram from Charles C. Moore, president of the Panama Pa nne inierniittonal Imposition com-' puny, advising him that the board of """'" "i iteeni.d upon tho site lo be allotted the slate of Oregon for exhibition purposes durlug the expo sition. llearluir It Set The state railroad commission to day set Aumist : as the .!,. re hearing the complaints of the cltl-i ens of New Astoria against the MKikiin,) Ii, il,-. M.. i ., ., . I complainants sesrt In their com- maun mat tne truffle of the road at New Aitorla warrants the mainte nance of a depot, and asks the oom inUslon to make an order directing lh company to build one. and desire It built In time ao that It mar b of ervleo durlnn th Astoria Centen nial celebration. WFRR MINT nil. rnn HANG FOR HIS CRIME Sl'I'BE.ME COURT HANDS DOWN MANDATE DIRECTING SEN TENCE OF LOWER COURT CAR K1ED OUT, AND GOVERNOR RE H'SES TO INTERFERE. Jesse P. Webb,' convicted and sentenced to death by a Multnomah county court for the murder of Al- tx-rt Johnson In Portland last win ter, must hang. That fact was made hen the supreme certain todav w court, which sustained tne juag ' ment of the lower court, handed 'down a mandate directing that the . i jsenteme of the lower court be car- i -lit A Intn nrDfili Hfn nml when Hover- ! iv mnnnnr'a,! that bp would ! l in,, . u....... I ' not extend clemency to the con demned man W, Emitted the murder with ". . :,. 1 rvlng a crm the p "nit on, arywh. he is further Optioned this ho had Webb, and the murder was commuted ny weim aim Mrs. Klrsh for the purposrt of obtaining Johnson's money. After murdering Johnson his body was packed In a trunk, and an attempt was made to i express It out of the country. Governor Went believes that west I Is guilty, and because of that will j not disturb the judgment of the Mult nomah court. A movement has been launched to have the governor 'reduce the sentence from death to llfo Imprisonment. ! o I CHISHOLM IS SOSPECTED OF OTHER CRIMES cnitfii rncss i.E.sr.r wihe.1 Santa Rosa. Cal., July 21',.-Suspected of criminal practices 'n con nection with his acquaintance wltn ', different women, some uf v-.linin have disappeared and with :Iip ide: growing In 'lie minds of the authori ties that more than one of them may! n have I n slain, "Dr." I,. C. Chls-1 Want Trials Prosecuted. holm, convicted murderer of John D. ,-v,TPn i ih:" '..r.r. wikeI Powell, may be brought from Kolsom Washington. July Criiiil: .-il prison to sliin, I trial for other crimes. ! prosecution of the tobac-o and o'l One of these suspected assnssina-1 I rusts was urged today in the sen lions Is that of Minna Pass!, who is ate In a speech by S--:iator l'on'.e:--. believed to have perished on Mount. , ene, of Ohio. ,Tamalpals alter having been asso- Senators Borah and Reed support elated with Chlsholm. If the cloth-led Pomerene's remilu'lon. Works Ing of the deail woman found on the I and Sutherland opposed It on th 'mountain can be Identified as that of i ground that it would be an uir.vel- lli l!msl irlH ni-jtrlet Attnrnev I llovd of .Marin conntv will make an 1 attempt to convict Chlsholm of the crime nml will deneinil tl,n flonth I penalty. District Attorney I.ea, of Santa Rosa, declines to state the nature of his information, but Intimates that, while largely circumstantial, proof In Ida possession will be strong enough to convict Chlsholm If the clothing worn by the woman found on Mount Tamalpals can be Identified as that worn by Miss Pnssl. PORTLAND'S COMMISSION fl'NITrU l'BKSS U?iSKD WIBE.J Portland, Or., July 26. When the proposed eonimlsalon charter la sub mitted to the voters of Portland next January It will provide for a mayor at a salary of $t!O00 per annum and six commii-.sloiitrs at a salary of $4800 each, according to tho an nouncement today of the dinner re vision commission committee, follow ing a meeting of that body last night. The committee, after much discus sion, decided that the commissioners j and mayor should be elected for m" '.I8 . .1V'r ,ly commissioners. The mayor will have tne power of veto. " A Suit f Clothes Free Sliackaiuaxon fabrics are guaran teed not to shrink or fade by sun or salt, or any other fault developes in the fabric, we will give a suit of clothes free. At D. H. Mosher's. merchant tailors, 4,"ti Court street. . o A man Is InclimM to be enthuslas- : tic as long as the profits roll in. iWIIY TAKE SOMKTlUXt; HOME 1'OK THE SOMKTIU(. MISSCS TO SHOW HKI5 THA I' YOC l.OVE I1K IMS MIC HTODAY As YOl 1II WHEN YOC M VUK1ED HEli? snip IN AMI LET IS SHOW YOC THE ATTlMCTlYE MTfLE PIECES WE HAVE IX t IT ,i,Ass THAT S,,K WOVI.O LOVE TO HAVE EOlt HEIt TABUC BARR'S JEWELRY STORE fti.,yit l- , -th mm-mini j 'THEY DOUBT CONFESSION ' of wilson HIS ACTION'S INDICATE AN' UN BALANCED MIND AND HIS RE LIEF THAT HE KILLED THE COLHES MAY RE ONLY A HAL LUCINATION'. CNITED I'BESS LE'n M 1 Olympia, Wash., July 26. Al though insisting that he killud Archie Coble and Mrs. Coble at Rai nier on the night of July 10, John H. Wilson-, section foreman, who is In jail here, has failed to convince his wife that he is guilty of the atro cious murders. Mrs. Wilson today professed her belief in her band's innocence, ana e.M"en3HU utc ion that Wilson had talked about and ponilered over the crime until his mind became unbalanced, and he had actually had come to believe himself the murderer. Sheriff i.aa- ton and detectives, who have been investigating the case, are fully sat- Infled that the right man has been annrchended. and he believes tnai yesterday were merely in answer to Questions put 10 nun uy niw.uu,i .. . . ... I - tin Attorney John M. Wilson, and. while admitting that he committed tne crime, Wilson steadfastly refused to give any details, claiming that he had no recollection of events imme diately preceding and following the murders. Efforts wiil be made today to get a mow definite and complete statement from Wllsoiu lie said that just prior to the Coble murders he had suffered from severe headaches, and it was at this time that a voice constantly haunt ed him with the nuery, "Why don't you kill some one?" Wilson Is about 2." years of age, am' came to Rainier from Canada. Ho has a wife and five small chil dren. Made mi Archbishop; ' j r CNiTKn niKss t.r.'sco wiise.J Philadelphia, Ju'y 20 With much pomp ami ceremony Bishop j Edmund I'rendergast was today He- vated to the position of archbishop , of Philadelphia. Six hundrwl prlcs's ; and pi-Hate.; march -d in procession j from the chapel of St. Peter mid St. j Paul's cathedral to the l.og;in i Square cathedral, where the cere-j monv was held. come Interference of one branch ol tho government with another. The resolution went over without action. Madame Stelnliell Married. ICMTKU 1'HKSS I,K.SVh U'lttK.l Paris, July 2(1. Madame Martho Stelnliell, central figure In the trag edy of three years ego In which Ar tist Stelnliell and his mother-in-law met their deaths, Is the bride today of Raphael Del Purgla, a Russian artist. A second religious ceremony was performed today. The Oregonlan says tills morning of the auto rldo to be given the or phan children In the city today. "When the outing wns first planned it was believed that 50 cars would carry th e youngsters. In the last few days, however, the numbor of children entitled to the outing has almost, doubled." What a death rate Portland must have. ltasebnll. American at New York, first game: St. Louis 7, New York 6. National at Chicago, first game: Boston 1, Chicago 4. American at Boston: Chicago 1, Boston 3. o The Uilles Aid Of the Yew Park Circle of the M. E. church will have Ice cream social at the home of Mrs. J. E. Scott. l'.H) Leslie street, this evening. o (ill.HOV BAKllI K SHOP HAS CH.VX(i!-:i HANDS The C.llson barber shop, cigar store and tobacconist supplies busi ness, conducted In the Patton block, on State street for the pnst six years was transferred today to I,. A. Davis, consideration not given for publica tion. Mr. Davis came to Salem from Canada a few years ago and bought jn ranch oast of. the city, which he j sold last February. He has made a tine Invest ment. nnd says he has great j faith in this city for anv kind of I business enterprise. Mr. Ollson does not know jusi what he will go at. but ! It Is not Ins nature to be Idle very ! long. A lli-oken Shin. frsniin vrfsh leaskh wike.1 St. I.ouis. July 26. Manager ('has Hooln, of the Phillies, whose work beh'ni th.- bat has greatly aided In making his team a candidate tor the pennant in (he National League, went out of the game here today with a fractured shin bone. Center Fielder Oakes. of the St. Louis Cardinals, wns sliding home In the fourth in ning thl afternoon. wtJi he collid ed with Worn. Moran replaced Doo iu In the game. - n IMKTI.AXll EMMIIlSFS COAL MIXING PI.AX Portland. Or.. July 26. I'nnnl mous endorsement of the movement to have the federal government mine and sell Alaskan coal direct to con sumers at cost was given here today by the Portland city council. Each member of th council forthwith signed a petition recommending such action. With others the petition will be sent to the Interior department and President Taft In the uear fu ture. o Getting acquainted with your own fault isn't a popular success. THE HINOU . . I 1 . ' CRAZY AS A BEDBUG r rs ted rnrss lkasfd wir.cl Chicago, July 26. M. Htissain, a Hindu w ho, in a fit of riurderous in sanity, opened fire on the crowds near Clark and Washington streets with a .4.j-caliuiT ritle, yesterday af ternoon, was today pronounced a paranaic and will be sent to an asy lum. The Hindu, who is lucid part of the time, said he expected to go to Washington to demand redress from President Taft for fancied wrongs. "I look the law into my own hands here and I would have done the same in Washington," he said. With the exception of Archie Hull, whose leg bones were shattered by the Hindu's bullets, none of his eight victims Is considered seriously wounded. Husain Is said to be a high caste Hindu, member of a noble family. He declared people here had refused to associate with him, calling him a negro, and that he had been perse cuted throughout the country. An injury to Ins head is believed to have affected his mind. An ex amination disclosed a scar which Husain said resulted from a fracture received four years ago when his rival for the affections of a girl struck him with a club. RECIPROCITY BILL HAS HIS SIGNATURE rxirnn it.kss lhaseo wine Washington, July 26. President j Taft received this afternoon an en-1 grossed copy of the reciprocity bill,! signed and sealed by Vice President Sherman and Speaker Champ Clark. I The president's signature now is the only thing necessary to make the: agreement law. I The president signed the bill tills afternoon. j WELCH BUYS ! CORVALLIS AND ALSEA CNITEK I'BKSS LEASED WlllE-l Eugene, Or., July 26. That the Corvallls and Alsea railroad has been purchased and will be used as a link In tho proposed Corvallis-Eu-gene line, which Is being promoted by the Welch interests, became known here today. Officials. In admitting the purchase of the railroad stated that the work of electrifying the line will be start ed before the end of the week and road extensions to connect with it will be started from Eugene inside a month. w i : si'i: i ; x k f i ) i: i : a r i ox AMKXDS COXSTITI'TIOX rxm:i muss i.E.isEn wii:e ). Butte, Mont., July 26. The West ern Federation of Miners today adopt ed amendments to their constitution empowering their president, with the consent of the executive board, to revoke the charter of locals for vio lation of the constitution or proved treachery to the principles of the fed eration. Another amendment assuming jur isdiction over all pit workers also was adopted. The convention a.lso promulgated a demand that the American Federation of Lahor revoke the charter of the local union of sta tionary engineers and issue them a charter which would place them un der the jurisdiction of the Western Federation of Miners: PERSONALS. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F. Rodgers and Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Albert have returned from an auto trip to Mount Hood. Dr. T. C. Smith is a Portland vis itor. II- D. Radcliffe Is visltinb In Eu gene. Mrs. Fred Wiggins, of Toppenlsh. Washington n fiirnior Qol.. dent, is visiting here. August and Albert Reutter, of Fen ton, Iowa, are visiting their sister, Mrs. G. W. Plummer. John McCourt, of Portland, with his family, are visiting Salem rela tives. The engagement of Mis Gertrude Hickok, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Clarence C. Hickok, to Victor Hugo Wolff, of New York City, has been announced. Miss Belle White is reported doing well after undorgolnb a serious sur gical operation at the Salem hospi- i tat. I Michael Fgan and his partv have i returned from Nve creek. Mrs. Ed. Weller. Mrs. J. W. Bick : ford and Miss Stella Harck left ws Iterday for Seal Rocks to spend "the , Bumnu'r. They were accompanied i by Mrs. Efflo Huelat. nf Porting Salem visitors to Newport vester day were: Kenneth Brown. Robert L. Kirk and Dr. E. H. Todd. When the stomach fails to per form Its functions, the bowels be. come deranged, the liver and kid neys congested causing numerous diseases. The stomach and liver must be restored to a healthy condition n Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets can be depended upon to do It Easy to take and most effective Sold by all druggists. OUR LINE OF GREATLY Tailored Waists in a variery of styles and colors, all made from the best of materials. (tl To clean up odd lots, special . . p&f&Zt Quality Merchandise. U. G. Shipley Company j s 145-147 North Liberty Street, s : POLICE BATTLE. (Continued from page 1.) and a widower with grown children. Officials of the agency said that about July 1 Miss Dudley requested th.em by telephone to shadow Anthes on July 4. He accompanied a band to Santa Rosa on that day, later re turning to San Rafael and San Fran cisco. San Francisco, July 20, Former Governor James X. Gillett could shed little light on the murder in Sacramento of Miss Anna Dudley. "Miss Dudley had been in ill health for some years," Gillett said. "She was a (piiet, reserved girl, and so far as I know had no love affairs that might have led to this tragedy. Miss Dudley was about 31 years of age "and has always borne aa excellent reputat'on." Committed Suicide. San Francisco. July 26. W. A. liradshaw, oil promoter, of I.os An geles, wealthy, committed suicide to day on board the schooner Carlos, out of Tacoma, which arrived in port here this afternoon. o NEW TODAY. U'W'TPT, rialllOI-v kno nt riamnn I f 'Iivij uwj t. I. tll 111 V, II 0 Son's grocery, 239 North Liberty street. Don't apply unless you i have had some experience. 7-26-3t, LOST Tuesday evening on State street or Willson avenue, locket and chain with monogram. Find er return to this office and' receive a reward. 7-26-lt HORSE WANTED We wish to pur chase a 1300-pound roadster horse, age betwaen 6 and 9 years. Gideon Stolz Co. Phone 26. 7-26-tf FOR SALE Excellent 10-acre tract one mile from city limits. $20 down, balance $2.00 per acre per month. See Homer H. Smith. 6-29-tf FOR SALE Five room modern bun galow, close, a good buy. $150 down, balance $20 per month. See Homer H. Smith McCornack build ing. 7-H-tf FOR SALE Modern house on paved street, only four blocks from cen ter of town. Large corner lot, with fruit and shade trees. $6000 for short time only. E. Hofer & Sons, 213 S. Commercial street. Phone 82. 7-22-lwk FOR SALE Excellent 4-room plas tered dwelling, east front lot, 150 feet deep; city water; good loca tion. $50 down, balance $10 per month. See Homer H. Smith al once. McCornack building. 7-14-tf WE CAN OFFER The followlng as a first-class business investment Good business, paying 6 per cent interest on the price asked. If vou want to place money where it will be making you Interest and have the property increasing in value every year, it will pav you to see Ti ?hoy 'his- L'- "of" & Sons -13 tioutn Commercial street p"ne 32. 7-19-1 w'-l 0Sm TAH"INA. Bay, four miles from Toledo, 10 miles from Newport, 361 acres, of which 150 acres is the ,T I v i uae Jllnd- 130 acres a rich black loam, balance range pas ture. There is an old orchard of apples, plums nnd pears, about 10 acres of bench land readv for plow ing and about one-half of the bench land grown to grass, balance covered with alder and other trees suitable for wood. This place is on navigable water, only one-half JTomn a flag atation on the Southern Pacific railway and about a half mile from schoolhouse and will support 100 head of cattle as It stands. There is the best of market at Newport for cattle, milk, garden truck or fruits with high prices and a strong demand. K , aiso Li. j. smith WAISTS HAVE PLEASED We have the waist you need whether you are going away or remain ing at home. No mat ter how much care you give to your suit if your waist is not right you spoil the effect. Plain linen embroider ed linen, Linen Lingerie, Dutch and high neck, long and short sleeves, and all moderately priced. Lingerie Waists, lace and embroidered, good quality material, all well and neatly made, to clean up odd lots nr they sell for . . . J)C Popular Prices .New Oakland, California The onlv Woman's College on the Pacific Coast. Chartered 1S85. Near two great L'niversitic. Meal climate throughout the year, hntranee and graduation remiirements equivalent to tluse of Stanford and I'nivcrsity of California, Laboratories for science with modern equip ment. Kxcellent opportunities for home economics, library study, music and art. Modern iivmnasium. Special care for Ilea:;!' of students, out-door life. President, Luella Clav Carson, A. M.. I.itt. D., f.L. D. l-or cataloRue address Secretary, Mills Colk'sc 1'. O., California. GEORGE M. POST ARCHITECT Corner Slate & Liberty Sts., Salem, Oregon. J Konm 1, (iray Iilk. Phone 801. Norwich Union Fire Insurnace Society. . llurghardt & Meredith, Resident Agu SHr, STATE STREET. Cottage Undertaking Parlors. Modern In every detail. Lady assist ant. Corner Cottage and Chemekett. Phone 724. MONEY TO LOAN On Farm Property. John H. Scott & Co., over th Chicago Store, Sa lem, Oregon. Phone 1552. MONEY TO LOAN THOS. It. FORD Over Ladd and Bush Bank, Salem, Oi WEST SALEM TRANSFER Passengers Baggage Connecting with all trains at West Salem for Dallas, Falls City and Salem. Leaves Journal office for West Salem at 8:40 a. m., 12 m., 1:10 p. m and 4 p. m. ev ery day except Sunday. Also for Independence, Monmouth and McMInnvllle. Leaves Sunday at 8:00 a. m-, 1.00 p. m. and 5:15 p. m. Calls at hotels on request. Telephone or leave orders at Capital Journal office any day but Sunday. Phone 82. J. B. Underwood, Mgr. AUTO EXPRESS E. E. Bowen, Auto Trucks, Bag gage and Express. Trips to Wil holt Springs, Silver Creek Falls and other Summer Resorts. Stand: CAPITAL CUT CREAMEBT Phones 299 Kes. 726 TYPEWRITERS ALL MAKES Bought Sold lien ted ltepalred Ribbons Rollers Supplies See Me Before Too Do Anything C M. LOCKWOOD Fhone 06fl Mate "". vie. 6-28-tf 1 214-10 N. Com St. Salem,