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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1912)
DUX CAPITAL JOVVSkU gALBM. 0EE60K. TUESDAY, APRIL ii, mi FAGS FITB. Muslin Night Muslin tmwsltt Gowns Petticoats Beautiful New Lace or embroidery trimmed. Prettily trimmed. SHli $1.75 values $1.49 $175 vall)e8 M $1.50 values $1.29 U0 vaIuPs 82c per yard. $1.25 values 8c 90c values 78c 35 values 26c 60c values . 49c Pretty Corset Linen New Silks Covers Kimonas In All Colors. $2 25 values $1.75 Foulards, Messaline, Chiffon, ,1,5 values 98c ""MMton - Taffeta, Tub S.lKs, China Silks, 75c vaiues 56c ' 54C fr . 35c values 26c 35c valu98 2ic 25c per yard and up. Men's Dress Shirts from 69c to $3.50 Ribbons Specially Priced All plain colors and fancy rib bons up to 6 Inches in width per yard 12 He and 17c U DEMOCRATIC TICKET FOR STATE OFFICERS U. S. senator, Dr. Harry Lane. v. Secretary of state, John B. Ryan. Judge of supreme court, R. J. Slat er. Dairy and food commissioner, Wil liam Schulmrlch. Railroad commissioner, Lew An derson. Multnomah County Ticket. Circuit court judge, department No. 2, John Van Zante. Circuit court Judge, department No. 4, Oglesby Young. District attorney, John A. Jeffrey. Joint representative, Multnomah and Clacakinas counties, A. King Wilson. wv uvut.iuio, itiviiuiu 1. inuu tague, W. L. Page, Frank Schlegel, J. Woods Smith and John C. Welch. Pots Ento Had Hublt. ThlngB never look bright to one with I "the blues.' Ten to one the trouble is siuggiHu iiver, iming me Bysiem with bilious poison, that Dr. King's New Life Pills would expel. Try them Let the Joy of better feelings end "the blues." Best for stomach and kidneys, 25o at J. C. Perry's. o C. C. Goodell, who. was badly In jured while driving a dump wagon for the St. Johns Lumbering com pany, was yesterday given a $15,000 verdict by a Portland jjury. OFTEN MAKES A QUICK NEED FOR THE CURE BR. KING'S NEW DISCOVERY FOR - COUGHS AND COLDS WHOOPING COUGH AND ALL TROUBLES OF THROAT AND LUNGS PROMPT USE WILL OFTEN PREVENT PNEUMONIA AND CONSUMPTION PRICE SOo and $1.00 SOLD AND GUARANTEED BY J. C FERHT. HOMELY, TET ADMIRED AND ENVIED HER SECRET The convention crowd in the lobby made a path for her, cast admiring side glances, then with longing eyes followed her to the elevator. It was at the Ponchartrain in Detroit The Incident was recalled when I chanced to sit across table from the woman. What was it about her that caused all that commotion? She wasn't hard some; she was lacking in form and feature. Yet she did seem marvelous ly fascinating. Her complexion must be the secret. Really, I've never be held Its equal. Venturing to pick up acquaintanceship, I learned the rea son. "I know I'm not built for beauty," she confided, "but I've tried to make the most of my one charm. I've learned that men abhor make-ups and artificiality. I bar cosmetics; there are Just two things I ever use and they promote natural loveliness and youthful appearance. "When my complexion begins to age, I get an ounce of mercolized wax at the drug store, apply at night like cold cream and wash It off In the morning. This gradually flakes off the outer skin; then I have a brand new complexion, magnetically beau tiful, as you see. "Wrinkles never bother me. At their inception I bathe my face In a solution made by dissolving an ounce of powdered saxolite In a half-pint of witch hazel. It works like magic." Mona Morrow In Town Tattler. "lltllDtlMHtttim Rostein & Greenbaum Staple Dry Gooch Best Value Heavy Linen Towaling, yd. 10 36-Inch Burlap, yd 15 36-In. 'Madras Drapery, Td. . 12He 38-Inch unbleached fine Muslin, yd 7c Lace Curtains, pair 60c up Men's Blue Chambray Over shirts Me Men's Balbriggon Under wear 25c Men's good Work Socks, pair c Men's white Negligee Shirts ...J5c Men's fancy Socks, special 12Me MILLINERY Outing Hals, Children's Hats, plain or trimmed, Artificial Flowers, big assortment, fringes, Lace Bands, Braids and Lace Trimmings. Shapes, Street Hats and Dress Hats. All new this season. Reasonable prices: You are invited to inspect the stock. You don't have to buy. Rostein & Greenbaum 246 Commercial Street FIRST APPLICATION DARKEHSTHE HAIR You don't have to have gray hair or faded hair If you don't want to. Why look old or unattractive? If your hair Is gray or faded, you can change It easily, quickly and effec tively by using Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy. Apply a little tonight, and In the morning you will be agreeably surprised at the re sults from a single application. The gray hairs will be less conspicuous, and after a few more applications will be restored to natural color. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur also quickly removes dandruff, leaves the scalp clean and healthy, and .pro motes the growth of the hair. It Is a clean wholesome , dressing which may be used at any time with per fect safety. Get a 50-cent bottle from your druggist today, and see how quickly it will restore the youthful color and beauty of your hair and forever end the nasty dandruff, hot, Itchy scalp and falling balr. .All druggists sell It under guarantee that the money will be refunded If you are not satis fied after fair trial. X C. Perry, Druggist o PORTLAND FRANCHISE. (Continued trnm page 1.) Portland deBlres to keep In touch with the surrounding country, It Is abso lutely necessary that the 8. P. be giv en a franchise on Fourth street, un der as liberal terms as possible with the city's best Interest. Salem, In fact all Oregon Is deeply Interested in the matter, and Portland will un doubtedly consider their rights as well as her own best Interests In reaching some terms of agreement, 0VERG0L1E ATTENDANT AND ESCAPE FIVE PATIENTS OF THE SEMI DANGEROUS WARD AT THE ASYLUM OYERrOVt'ER ATTEND ANT AND FLEE ONE CAPTURED OTHERS STILL AT LARGE. Despite that a posse searched practicaly all night last night for August Douglas, Frank Tompkins, W. H. Jones, and Frank Allen who escaped last night from the asylum with W. H. Colin, who was recaptured none of them was apprehended. Of ficers throughout the country have been notified to keep a sharp lookout for them. The escape was effected by the five overpowering William Bagley, attend ant for ward 31, which is classed as a semi-dangerous ward. They had declined to attend the moving picture entertainment which is given on Mon day evenings at the asylum, stating they would rather remain in the ward In order to secure an advantage over Bagley they called his attention to a piece of cloth In the closet. While he waslooklng at It they leaped upon him, and after overpowering him bound' him, and then gagged him by putting a piece of cloth In his mouth. They then took the keys from his person and after locking him tip in the bath room, effected their escape into the yard, where they, were ap parently separated. William Colin who was captured last night was the most docile of the five. He was apprehended near the fair grounds. He was committed from Multnomah county. Douglas Is a Frenchman and has a mania for Incendiarism. He Is a giant, and is considered dangerous. He was committed from Klamath county where . he was arrested for ai-son. He Is guilty of the same crime In various cities on the sound and also In California. He gave his reason for committing the crimes that he was unable to speak English and that he desired to be committed to the asylum so that he might learn It. Tompkins escaped' several weeks ago, this making his second time. He was committed from Clackamas coun ty. Allan was committed from Uma- tlla county and Jones from Washing ton county, and both are dangerous. o ONE MORE OF THE ESCAPES CAPTORED Suffering from a bum which may cause him to lose his arm, Thomas Condon, committed from Multnomah county, and one of the six who es caped from the asylum last night by overpowering the attendant, was brought back to the Institution today from Waconda. ' Last night it was believed that only five had escaped, but this morning revealed that sLx had participated in overpowering the attendant, Condon seems to have separated from the others, and to have gone to Wacon- day, and at an early hour this morn ing he broke into the Oregon Elec tric depot, and, laboring under the de lusion that he was a professor of elec tricity, endeavored to manipulate the switch board. The result was that he received a burn on bis arm extend ing clear to the elbow, and Dr. Stein er was unable to say whether he could save the arm or not Excepting Colin, who was captured last night, the other four are still at large. o CHAMBERLAIN IS NAMED FOR SECOND PLACE The Oregon Democrats did a nice thing in instructing their delegates to the national convention to cast their votes for Oregon's senator, George E. Chamberlain for vice president Oregon once before had a Democratic candidate for the vice-presidency, Joe Lane, who ran on the ticket with Breckenrldge, but was defeated. Of course Oregon has but a small per centage of the nominating vote, but, while hardly a doubtful state, It may in the light of Its electing Democra tic governors and now having a Dem ocratic senator, be classed as a de batable one, and It Is to a state In this class the second place on th ticket will be given, and "Our George" will surely get a big vote, at least all the Democratic contin gent being certain for him and some Republicans. o Flags were at halt mast In Port' land Saturday over the Titanic dls. aster not over defeated candidates. Shctectifcmid! at rouNTAiNa.Homa.oii kucwhcrc Gat Ui Original ud Genuine (lORLICK'S HALTED MILK "OificM-aie JmUaticn The Food Drink f or All A ges RICH MUX. MALT GRAIN EXTRACT, IN POWDER Not in any Milk Trust J3" Insist on "HORLICK'S" Take package bom AMERICANS TORTURED IIIJOICO REFUGEES SAY MANY AMERICANS HAVE BEEN KILLED AND THEIR PROPERTY CONFISCATED MAY FORCE INTERVENTION. UNITED PHESS LlASID Will. Washington, April 23. Alleged tor ture of American citizens in Mexico is described in dispatches received here from Galveston, Texas, where 47 passengers, all but one citizens of the United States, have arrived from Vera Cruz on the steamer Texas, Many Americans, the refugees reported, have been assassinated by Mexican troops, and their lands and furniture seized. There were only four or five trunks In the party, the clothing and other personal effects of most of the refugees having been seized. . The .announcement from Mexican City that President Madero has ap pointed Senor Calero, former Mexican minister of foreign affairs to succeed Senor Martinez Crespo as ambassador to the United States has caused much astonishment in official circles here. Only a few days ago In reply to the United States note of warning that American lives and property In Moxl- co must be protected, Mexican offi cials told the state department offi cials to attend to their own business, adding that Mexico was fully aware of Its rights and its obligations under the law of nations. strWmay extend to THE COAST Kansas City, April 23. Declaring that unless an honorable settlement is reached, the Harriman lines shop men's strike will be extended to all western railroads, the recently or ganized Federations of Federations composed of the shop employes of the entire United States, today for mally asked President Taft to Inter vene. W. O. Wharton, of St. Louis, repre senting the machinists, Is president of the new organization, and John Scott, of San Francisco, representing the carmen, is secretary-treasurer, The federation has an executive coun cil composed of presidents of various Industrial unions. The names of presidents of 12 un Ions were signed to the telegram sent to President Taft H M HMH H MM M MM ;.ii.Afr.,,iuaiffi;l;,nri vSummitiSKirti SUMMIT The top; the highest point SUMMIT SHIRTSThe highest point in : : shirt making efficiency. x No matter what brand you I are in the habit of wearing, I you can't get a better shirt I for $1.15 Believes This will "Cure Lung Troubles" Coneumptton la flattering dlaeaaa that It out of Hi chief dangurt. Ttaoat woo have It art rarely willing to ac knowlrdgt tbt fact. It thin trouble It preaent. It It do time for trifling. Don't wane time In argu ment. If a to-called "cold" hat long per flated; If a cough It preaent that teen yon anilona, or any of the ajrmptotni art preaent auch aa ferer or night aweatt, weakueaa and loaa of appetite, tud per uaiia, i ralalug of mucut do tbt ten elMe thing; take K'kmao'a Alteratlrt, at Mr. BeUeraworth did. Uuwllyg Green, Ky.( B. No, 4. "Gentlemen: I wlah to any for Jur Alteratlrt that I belleva It to b a med Ictnt of nnequaled Ttlot for all Bronchial tnd Iung trouble. "Tht Spring of 1008, I had a antra coiiih tor 'tlx nentha. I tried all (ha medicine that toy friend and docton recommended to ma, but no reaulta earn for tht better. I had niaat tweatt, and would cough and aplt up trery night until t got to weak I could hardly do any thing. ' But at laat, Jaraea Deerlug, of Glaagoir Junction, Inalated that I try your medicine, which I ordered at once and began taking tbt armt. Id one week's time ther wat flulte an Improrement In my condition, and after I bad taken aev tral bolt lea I felt aa well at ever In mr lift. I Drer wrote toy Arm or company a Utter recommending their mediclnt be fore, tt there art to many fakea that a mediclnt of genulnt quality don't (' credit or trtn tried. "I deiirt tht world to know that I (Irmly bellert that your Krkman'a Alter atlrt will curt any caat of lung trouble If takes before tbt laat ataie. I will gladly w.te personally to any party wanting In formation In regard to your wonderful mediclnt." (Blgued Afllilnvltl A. C. BKTTKUHWOBTI1. Erkman'a Alteratlrt It elTeotlre In Bron chltlt, Aathrna, Hay Keren Throat and Lung Trouble!, and In upliulldlug tht ayatem. loet not contain pnlaona, oplntia or habit-forming druga. Aak for booklet of cured caeca and write to Eckman laboratory, Philadelphia, Pa., for more evi dence. For tale by all leading druggtata and J. C. Perry. For rheumatism you will find noth lng better than Chamberlain's I.lnl ment Try It and see how quickly It gives relief. For sale at Perry's Drug Store. We can show you a matchless assortment in golf, soft collar and soft, detachable collars at prices ranging from 60c to $2.50 each. HATS There are hats and hats, but you will I find our XXX brand at $2.25.edges right up the kind you usually find for $3.00. Straw Hats are now ready t Mr4t M A sale of 125,000 pounds of wool was made at Arlington Saturday. The price is not known, hut Is said to be the best for some time. Woodrow Wilson carried Oregon for the democratic presidential nomina tion, and lots of democrats say he will repeat the trick In November. REAL ESTATE BULLETIN E. HOFER & SONS INVESTMENTS No. 143. WVi acres all In cultiva tion about 3 miles from center of town. Two acres orchard. Finest black soil. On good main road. House and barn are not very good, but the property Is cheap at $2200. No. 146. One block of ground in South Salem, only a block from Lin coln school. Five room cottage with modern Improvements and barn. Ix)ts of bearing fruit trees on place. Price, $3800. No. 79. . Six room house and lot 60x100 on 16th street, Vk blocks from State. Lots of fruit trees House In One condition. Full base ment. Price $1600. No. 138. 20 acres iVt miles east of center of town, good Improvements, 6 acres bearing fruit trees, 3 acres lo ganberries, in finest condition; 1500 strawberries; balance In grain. This is a high class district, but the price is right. 10 acres, fine black soil, near Salem House and barn. About 45 small ap ple trees and several bearing apple, pear and plum trees. Large . patch each of loganberires and raspberries. All cultivated. Horse, cow, chickons, wagon and all equipment Included, for only $3000. E. HOFER & SONS 213 S. Commercial Street Sterling Silver With Character When you buy Sterling Silver Table Ware or Sterling Silver Sets, you buy something thai will outlive -you, It will be in your family long after you are forgotten, that's the way Ster ling wears. Therefore, when you select Sterling Silver you should select a design with character that will always be pleasing to the eye and will re tain its individuality, We have a great variety of designs In Sterling and we know positively that no mat ter how particular you are, we have a design here that will please you, and our prices are always reasonable, Barr's Jewelry Store ttHmTHmiwnHnwHHHHtHTH $
