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DAILY CAPITAL JOTONAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1913.
PAOB EIGHT
if
FITFORM
DRESS AS WELL AS THE
MAN WHO PAYS MORE
You can do it. You can have as many and as good
clothes as the man who pays higher prices if you buy
Clothcraft or Fitform Clothes. In fit, style and dressi
ness the things you can see for yourself they are ure
to please you and your friends.
Of the things you can't see or judge beforehand you
can be just as sure because Clothes from Meyers are
guaranteed to be all wool, to hold their shape and to
satisfy in wear and service.
That's why the man who wears Clothcraft or Fitform
Clothes always gets credit for paying more.
It's a desirable kind of credit to have, and you will
find it in every suit we show.
THE HOUSE OF QUALITY
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Pianos rented by Geo, ('. Will, -TIC
Htiite street.
Judge Scott and wife went to Port
liiml yesterday.
Itev, K. Singleton and wifo loft for
tlio east yesterday.
Assistant District Attorney Kcycs
went til Portland, Inst evening.
Allen KIioiIch returned from I'ortlnnil
Inst evening, where ho lins been fur
some dnys.
George W. .lollllSOII. of till" CI. W
.liiliiiKiin K ( ' i i 1 1 1 n 1 1 -, in in Newport for
u short visit.
I'nvis Keese, of tlio Ktinlohnlier An
toinoliilc company, in in l'orlluinl on
Inisi iio-m for a few days.
Voor wuli h will run hotter if yon ice
Piinieiiiv iilmiil it. Export ji'MoliV re
I'liirin:. lis South 'niiiiucri'iiil Htro.'l.
Miss A una l'loigul, of I 'ml lull il , ar
med in Nulriii Inst, evening, for u two
wi'oliH visit to lior friend, Minn 1M n it
Poet..
Hco (ii'o. E. l'i'ttiii)ji'll. lie will I '!
you lnl.o a lioynl Electric vacuum
elonnor on ft few days free trial. I:r
North Liberty stroot. Oct u Mn.d.i
lamp.
FOR
DISCRIMINATING
WOMEN
Hanan shoes were made for
you. No one quality in ther.e
shoes is advanced to the det
riment of another a well
rounded whole is achieved
that represents the acme of
footwear excellence and
renders unfailing service to
the wearer.
KrinlmtT.
Home of the Hanan Shoo
Cl)f0unimi5l)op
Hi Suit St.
OjnDlnjKTKMlre
il THE 0REG0NIAN RESTAURANT !!
! '. Under new ninnagomont. Employs all white help. ' ; ;
371 BtRto street UNION HOUSE Hl'FF A AI.L10N.
See the South liend Malleable lange
ami convince yourself that it is the
greatest range in the world, Huron &
Hamilton.
Prince Byrnes was brought home
from l'ort laud yesterday. Mr. Byrne
had a serious operation performed lit
St. Vincent's hospital some time ago.
Iiloyd Chrisingcr, the ymmn man who
was arrested and churned with assault
and battery on the person of (1. Willis,
was freed from tho charge yesterday
at'lernooii in dustico Webster's court.
Wall paper. Now and dainty ef
forts for bedrooms good designs for
tlio hall and living room, nud a fino line
of cut outs to be used with plain effect
sidownlls, lturen & Hamilton.
The funeral uf I lie late Mrs, Hannah
M. Godfrey was held from the First
M. K. church this nfternoon, 1'r. li. X.
Avison assisted by Hoc. I'uvis Errott,
off if i lit i'iI. I iitcrinciit was in tho Odd
Fellows cemetery.
Iiavid W. Watson, lined "7 years, was
adjudged insaiie by the county comt
yesterday and ciinimitled to the nsvli'i.i.
The young man is a native of Nebras
ka and lias lu'en trimblcd with men, III
weakness bei'iire. Me is a teamster bv
trade and siujjo.
At the regular niceling uf tile Salem
Business Men's League this inoniu',
t'ne question of the trading stamp will
come up for discission. It is under
stood that the business men oppr.se
tho introduction of this system in Sh
lem and some strong arguments have
been prepared against it,
W. M. Scott and family, of Si lets, are
visit inn in Salem this week. Mr. Scott
lum the proud reputation of being tlio
champion iiitnroil of tlio diets country,
mid his reputation an such is well
known in almost every section of tho
Into.
According to a telegram received by
( I'. ltabcock yesterday, Mr. nnd Mrs.
I.. L. Thomas, of Staytoti, are now the
proud parents of an 8 pound tiirl. Hoth
young people are well known In Salem,
and their ninny friends oongintulnte
them.
Beginning today a .Veont passenger
fare between Kingwcod r.irk and Sa
lem, on the l'ort In nd, Eugene Eastern
line, goes Into effect, taking the place
of n 1." cent rate. A letter was received
by the railroad commission this mom
ing from .lulm M. Scott, gcnetiil pas
senger nyent of the loud, staling that
the company is willing tn elaldi!i
this new lure.
Cafeteria supper tomorrow evening,
at the Presbyterian church.
Easter novelties on sale at tho Pres-
bytoriau church tomorrow. Sale be
gins at 3 p. in.
II. S. Soule, tho piano tuner from
Portland, is still in the city. Orders
for tuning can bo left at noo. C. Will's
piano house.
Carpets and rugs tho finest line in
the city now on display in our third
floor. Baron & Hamilton.
Just drive up to the walk, that'll all
and we will do the rest. Automatic
paso'ine filling tank is always rei.'dy.
I'a.iscr Hros.
County Clork Gehlhar today issued a
marriage Iiconso to Carl Jopsen and Sa
die Frester, both of Salem.
The Salem saloons will all close to
day between 1 and 3 o'clock, out of
respect for tho lato Frank P. Talking
ton. Wear-Ever aluminum cooking uten
sils aro the most economical and sat
isfactory on tho market. You will find
a eompleto line of this ware at Buren
& Hamilton's.
Did you know that Hauscr Broil have
recently installed an automatic gaso
Hue tankf It is handy for everbod;'.
I.iel try it and seo. We can save you
time.
Waldo ("Swede") Miller, of this
city, has branched out in tho transfor
business, having purchased an auto
wagon, and made arrangements to go
into business full tilt. Mr. Miller iB
well known in Salem, having spont
nearly all his lifo here, and his many
frionds will bo glad to hear of li is now
enterprise.
Tho Mooso dance, held at the lodge
hall last night, proved a great success.
The spacious hall was filled with enthu
siastic dancers, while tho music and
tho floor wero porfert. The Moose
lodgo is claiming distinction in the 'n
eal entertainment circles, and each
ovont !b heartily enjoyed by nil attend
ing. The Southern Pacific company litis
agreed to carry passengers on its
freight trnins from Pnllns to McMinn-
ville, as a result of efforts of the State
Railroad Commission, The inadequate
passenger service on the West Side
wns complained of to the commission
by D. Ii. Kevt, who today sent a letter
of thanks to tho commission for the
change brought about. Tlio new accom
modation of tho rnilroad company, it is
said, will be a great boon to the people
of Perrydale and neighboring towns.
Handy! Our automatic gasoline f.ll
ing tank is so handy. Gasolii.it for
motorcycles and automobiles, llnuser
Brothers.
Bedroom furniture. We can show
you a beautiful assortment of furni
ture for tho sleeping room in walnut,
maliognny, mnple and oak. Buren &
Hamilton.
Stale Labor Commissioner Iloff to
day received a letter from his former
home in Norway informing liim of tho
death of his father, P. P. Iloff, which
took place at lliuleland, Norway, last
month. The old gentleman wns 80 years
old.
Woman likes to exerciso her sense of
humor when the joke Is on some man.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
I do a general visiting and office
practice, treating both acute and
clironlo diseases. I have many pa
tients for asthma, dropsy, diseases of
the heart and kidneys, gall stones,
rheumatism, diseases of the skin and
nervous disorders,
I have cured dropsy In patients af
ter they hnd been pronounced hopeless
by other able physicians.
1 have cured gall stones after emi
nent sugeons hud said that an opera
tion would be necinBiiry to afford re
lief. Olllee practice: Cash.
If you need my help, I nm at your
sorrlce.
PR. L. 0. AI.TMAJf,
20ll N. Liberty St,
Phone: Main 147. Salem, Orexon
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Supreme Court Opinions.
The following opinions were handed
down by the supremo, court this morn
ing:
A. Lano, appellant, against T. M.
Wurd, sheriff of Multnomah county,
.e'poudent, action for habeas corpiu,
affirmed. Justice Burnett.
M H. Trepenhof-, .i-spondnt, iigaiit
J. W. Swooney, et al., appellant?. Midi
noniaL county, aff -med. JiMlice Ben".
Taylor Investment Co., respondent,
against Wallace G. Deatsman and Car
rie B. Deatsman, appellants, Multno
mah county, affirmed. Justice Mc-
Bride.
A. D. Harpole, appellant, against W.
F. Arant, respondent, Klamath coun-,
ty, affirmed. Justice Moore.
Amanda F. White, et al., plaintiffs
and respondents, against Frederick
Procbstol, et al., defants and appel
lants, Multnomah county, affirmed.
Justice Eakin.
Must Spray Trees
County Fruit Inspector Constable, and
'no of his deputies nado a trip into the
Aurora section yestorday, sorving no
tices upon orchardists that they must
spray their fruit trees. Inspector '.'on
stable says that Aurora is one of the
best fruit sections in the West, but
that the fruit men there aro regroHnbl;
negligent in the care of their trees,
Cherry trees arc to be found at Au
rora that were planted as far back as
180,1, and that measure 100 feet in
height, Thero aro peach treos 50 years
old, and still bearing well, despite scale
ami other diseases with which they are
afflicted.
More Possibilities.
Among new possibilities whoso names
have been sprung around tho state
house today for positions on tho com
mission created bv the enactment of
tho workmen's compensation law are
those of Harvey Beckwith and former
Editor Marshall of the Portland Labor
Tress.
Mr. Beckwith is connected with the
Portland Chamber of Commerce and is
in close touch with the governor. lie
lias made several trips to tho executive
offices recently. Marshall was a mem
ber of the commission which formulat
ed the workmen's compensation act.
Judge Landis Says
President erred, but the wise man
that selects a Tashmoo cigar makes no
mistake.
Notice to Property Owners.
Notice is hereby given thnt the
street committee will meet the proper
ty owners on Marion street, Water to
Fifteenth, to determine the plan of im
provement of said street, at 7:.'10 p. m.
Thursday, March 20. in the cjimiihh
iiieui il chambers in the city h'lll.
('HAS. F. El.CIV, City Recorder.
3 IS 3t
DIED.
BAIK'OCK. At her home in this city
Sunday, March 1(1, 191,1, Mrs. M.
liabcock.
Tho remains will be shipped to South
Dakota for burial. The deceased leaves
a sou, Maurice, of this city, and a bus
band who is now in South Dakota.
No, Cordelia, as far as we know,
the hookworm has never been edu
cated to hook a woman's gown up the
back.
NORWICH UNION
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY
HritnjlARDT ft UEKEPITH
KesltVdt Airents XHt Htate Slr1
MOUTH WKSTKKX M'KSKHY.
IMS S. 21th St. Pboiie Main 1418
Uirgo iuhI complete stock. Peach and
prune trees 25 per cont discount, and
all o'.lier varieties of fruit Evergreens
and HO varieties of rose bushes. De
livery to any part of this city.
Kalsomining
Painting nnd decorating. Estimates
furnished; satisfaction auuranteed.
SMITH & COLLINS
Phono Main 1290.
EVERY DAY
APPEARANCE
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Bright, clean, snappy. Well
pressed clothes count tremen
dously in winning out in the
game of life.
The cost is small, if you fre
quently send your outer gar
ments for
Faultless Dry Cleaning
, It will double the life of any
(Tnrment by keeping it looking
like new until it is worn thread
bare. Standard Cleaners
Phone 2433.
342 North Commercial Street.
Bribe Scandal Climax
to Harry K. Thaw's Evil
Influence on New York
WHEN the great state of New
York undertook to convict
Hurry Kendall Thaw of
CiL . j iin.i-
uiuruenuK; aiuuiura vv una
and In succeeding years undertook to
keep thut young man in an insane asy
lum It had one of the most expensive
tasks on record. It is probable no sin
gle erlmluul litigatlou in New York
comes within $100,000 of costing as
much as the long period of trials, re
trials and insanity hearings waged
over the slayer of White.
The climax of Thaw's evil influence
on the state's treasury and its Judicial
peace of mind has come in the great
charge of pardon brokerage as existing
in tlio management of the state prison
and Insane asylum at Matteawan.
In the face of this charge it was ap
parent recently that Joseph F. Scott,
superintendent or prisons, was in Im
minent dnnger of being thrown out of
office; also 't was clear that the great
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BABBT K. THAW (ABOVE) AND BUFEBIN
TKNDENT JOHKl'H F. HCOTT.
state of New York faced another con
tingency requiring the use of thou
sands of dollars more on account of
Thaw.
The first tnundcr trial, which ended
In a disagreement, and the second,
which ended In a rcfusnl to convict
because of Insanity, cost the state over
$100,000. Then followed the three
hearings on Thaw's sanity, each esti
mated to have cost the state over $50,
0(M). The prisoner and bis attorneys
have contended from the tlrst that he
wns entitled to at least one Insanity
hearing every year.
Over h hundred witnesses have been
culled upon each time Thaw's case has
como up. some of them being brought
from Purls, Berlin and London to tes
tify. The request by the district attor
ney to have the evidence In the latter
hearings rend from the records of pre
ceding ones was fought and defeuted
by Thaw's attorney. Therefore the
Htnte faces tho necessity of gathering
witnesses from distant points and
Hpt'iiillng prodigious huiiib hereafter.
The litigation Is said to cost Thaw
twice ns uuirli ns the state. Legisla
tion has been proposed to limit the
fund for the Btate's putt in Thaw's
hearings to $20,000.
The most recent upheaval over Thaw
In the greatest sensation slnco the first
murder trial. It has been freely de
clared, nnd certain elements of the
charge proved, that Thaw has been a
"meal ticket" for pardon brokers.
The position of Hiierluteiidiiit Bcott
nnd Dr. John R. Russell, head of the
State Hospital For tho Insane et Mat
teawan, were assailed by the testimony
of John N. Anhut. a young attorney
representing Thuw. Anhut declared
that he hud received $25,000 ns a re
taining fee from Thaw and that Dr.
Russell had asked hltn for $20,000 to
certify thnt the prisoner had become
sane. Dr. Russell's alleged proposal to
Anhut wns virtually an offer to give
the prisoner his liberty, ns the physi
cian's word describing Thaw ns sane
would hnve caused the letter's release.
The scnndnl first wns disclosed by
the assertion by Dr. Russell thnt V, F.
Clark, secretary of the state Inquiry
ii!!inlsnlon, hnd used Governor Sul
f'r's name to gain Thaw's relense.
Clark responded with the counter
I'linrge thnt Dr. Russell, Superintend
ent Scott nnd others formed n "prison
ring" of pardon brokers under Gov
ernor Dlx.
An Intimation has run through nil
the Investigation Into the present Thaw
Hcnndnl thnt the prison nnd asylum of
ficials conducted a profltnhlo business
obtnluliig pardons for prisoners.
"Cost of living"; farmers hauling
potatoes and sidling them at two bits a
snik,
Heme persons should be excused, or
forgiven for liking spring for other
thsn basoball reasons.
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R. BUYER
We should not be surprised if all those who behold
the great Easter parade could look in the coats of the
men they would find a greater percentage bear the
label of
ALFRED BENJAMIN
OR RASCO SYSTEM
There is no argument needed. We can prove their
superiority if you give an opportunity.
Spring styles now on display.
OSCAR JOHNSON
STETSON
HAWES
HATS
State and Liberty Streets.
To Lengthen Him.
united press uased wins.
Princeton, N. J., March 18. lfughey
Golden, Bged 10, Princeton 'b athletic
mascot, who is but two and a half feet
tall, is iu a hospital hero today for an
oporation that may increase his height.
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NEW TODAY.
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FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms
near city hall, 330 North High street
Phone 4. 3-12-tf
JOIN California land oxcursiou March
23, faro $15; Yuba valley, cultivated
garden soil, free water for irrigation,
suro crops; excellent climato, water
marltots, roads, schools and free'
wood; crops aro growing; no ex
perimenting necessary, long time pay
ments so can pay for land from
crops; freo coupons lissued to buyers
covering cost of trip to go at oin.'c;
get started now, call and seo about it,
1. II. llaaliius, Capital Hotel, Salem,
Oregon. ' 3-17-Ct
BOY, 17 years of ngo, wants work. Fa
miliar with farm. Inquire C. II., cure
Journal. 3-18-lit
LOST Gold locket and chuin, engrav
ed "A. G." Finder please return to
131)5 Buginaw St. ' 3-18-3t"
NURSERY Choice evergreens, 50 va
rieties rose bushes, berry-bearing hol
ly. T. D. Jones, 195 South Twenty
fourth street. Phone 1418. 3-18-lt"
NOTICE TO WHOM IT MAY CON
cern: I will not bo responsible for
any bills contracted for by any one
else than myself. Michael Ward.
31S-2t
FOR EXCHANGE Want an improved
stock and grain ranch, value $1(1, i n)
to $12,000, near small town and with
in 50 miles of Sulem, Oregon; will
givo a $9000 new and clear two-story
residence in Pasadena and cash. ,f. .1
King, Pasadena. 3-18-2t
I WILL HUY Ewiild Fruit Farms. 1
want tract of not less than five
acres in tills addition, (live best
price for cash. Address "X, A. II
care Daily Capital Journal.
3-18-2t
A IIAItGAlX Pine business lot, cor
ner, cheap for cash.' Address " II. '
L., care Journal. lS- lt' I
NOTICE A meeting is railed for
teamsters and laborers to be held at
Hurst hall, 420 State street, Thursday
evening, March 20, ot 7:00 o'clock. Hy
order of rommittoe. 3-18-3t
PLANT TUBES NOW While yon
can get them at low prices. We have
a largo assortment of fruit and orna
mental trees, 2-year-old roso bushes,
and some of tlio famous: 1 Rantlam
lily bulbs, at Quaker nursery. City
yards comer Commercial and Kerry,
opposite Marion Hotel. 3-18-3t
FOR 8ALK 10 acres of first-class land
all under cultivation,' small house,
barn, well, chicken house, some young
fruit, just 3 Va miles south. Trice
$2200, $1200 cash, balance nt 6 per
cent. W. II. Grabenhorst ft Co., rooms
1 and 2 Bush bank building. 3-18-3t
FOR SALE 5 acres first-class fruit
nnd berry land, all under cultivation,
good road and close to Salem. Price
7")0. W. II, Grabenhorst & Co.,
rooms 1 and 2, Bush bank building.
3-18-.1t
I'OH HALE Very cheap, a good 1 loom
house and good lot, 50 by 122. close
in town. Como and see. Inquire i.t
lL'45 Cliemckcta street, Salcai.
.1 H tin
WATCH ANDi
teJEWELRYl
Karl Nengebsser Sjffi
Maseale Temple
CRAWFORD
SHOES
Salem, Ore.
GENUINE CHICKEN TAMALES.
Wholesale and retail. Special for
weddings and parties. Call Main 2048
or come to Fred In front of the Madi
son. The first chicken tamale Fred
made In Salem, now you see them ev
ery place. I bet $25 these are not
like Fred's Tamales. You try one for
yourself. 2-12-tf
WANTED
Woman to do housework. Phone
1681.
I) It. ASSELN, DENTIST J
T Graduate N. W. U., Chicago, f
Salem Dank & Trust Building. X
Suite 205-20G. Phone 2418 T
Fine Art Studio
Lessons given, orders taken for
china painting, firing and water col
ors. E. M. GOODSPE1,
222 Hubbard Building.
MONEY LOANED
ON REAL ESTATE
314 U.S. Bank Building
MONEY TO LOAN
On Good Heal Estate Security,
TH0S. K. F0BD
Over Ladd & Bush Bank, Salem, Or
MONEY TO LOAN
Oa good Deal Estate secsrity,
BECHTEL ft BISON
147 State Street
THE K.&J.CO.
WHOLESALE HOME-MADE
CANDIES
Tho best In town ask for thorn.
Factory 266 Chomeketa.
COAL AND WOOD
Prompt delivery. Sole ngents for the
Famous Rock Springs Coal.
CAPITAL FUEL CO.
E. H. Jory, successor to J. J. O'Nefl.
Phone 210. Yards opposite S. P. pas
senger Depot.
CHEHBI CITY FLOURING
MILLS
THE MILL OF PURITT
I FLOUR CEREALS AND FEED
iC5 Trade St, Fhone M 2331
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MONEY TO LOAN
On farm and city property. Joha R
Scott, over Chicago Btore, Saltm, Or
egon. Phone 1651.
WOOD AND COAL
In any quantity. Prompt delivery
our specialty. Falls City Lumber
Company. 279 North Commercial
trmt Phone Main 811
JAPANESE LAUNDRY AND DRY
CLEANING WORKS
No machinery to tear and wear
out dolics'e fabrics. Work called
for and delivered promptly.
438 Ferry St. Phone Main t2i",t
Office Phone Main 183
Rlgdou Residence Main 111.
RIGD0N-RICHARD80N CO.
Funeral Directors and Undertaker
261 N. High Street.
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