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DAILY CAPITA! JOURNAL, 8 ALUM, OREGON, MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1010. parr Fivae. THEY KNEW WE MEANT IT THAT'S WHY Out of every Five Dollars In cash you purchase here as long as it is necessary to protect our trade. EVERYTHING GOES IN THIS SALE-NOTHING EXCLUDED WE ARE VERY ENTHUSIASTIC A OUT OU w p MX INO STOCK It is a pleasure to be in a store with as bright attractive merchandise as our store is filled with at present. The first floor, the second floor and our immense basement are crowded full of the very latest and most beauti ful of spring, creations, some have only arrived this week. No old goods and the GREATEST VALUES ARE ALWAYS HERE. Compare our goods with others, then compare our prices with others. LADIES' TAILORED SUITS Ths finest line we have ever shown. Everyone must be sold by July 4th. This was our cry Inst year, and we sold all buttwo.they are gone long ago. Now this year we again take up the cry and THEY MUST GO. COME AND 8EE THE SUITS GET OUR TRICES. Regular prices from 8.00 to $50. Ask for the REDUCED PRICES. ROYAL WORCESTER CORSETS There is Style There Is Pleasure There Is Comfort Obtained by wearing Royal Wor cester Corsets. t There are nono to equal, and certainly none to excel, In giving the ar tistic lines bo much desired by the dressy woman. PONGEE SILK COATS mm SL. STRICTLY TAILORED and VERY HANDSOME Are the new PONGEE COATS, which have Just arrived. They are on display now In our Suit Department. Prices $11 to $28.50 Ladies' and Misses Lingerie Dresses Tuey will certainly please you, they are dainty and sweet as the now blossoms all of the latest styles. They Just came last week. Ladies' Oxfords and Pumps . Have you seen our handsomo novelties in tan and black leath er? Me have all of the late cor rect styles, fresh from the John Kelly factory. They are HANDSOME and PRACTICAL The Best Shoe Values are Always here MONDAY'S SPECIALS Ladies' v Muslin Combination Suits, Petticoats, Draw ers, and Night Gowns, 1-3 Less What's What for Men Ask Stockton's Boy's Clothing FOR STYLE and FOR WEAR AND TEAR J All brand new. Positively the most advanced spring styles. They will pleaso you, and they will please the boy. Latest Styles "TwrrroDRl TROOJtRJfc MEN'S NEGLIGEE and DRUSo SHIRTS We havo as bandsqme a line of Shirts aB you could possibly do sire to have to choose from. We also call attention to our large tasty assortment of MEN'S TIBS, COLLARS and SUSPENDERS 1 V KulinWadeQotha A Bit of Blowing May be pardoned us, for our Men's Department is so full of those preferred cuts and shades required by Oregon's best dress ers that wo are positive that you can never do yourself a better turn than to drop in hero and look at our suits. MODERATELY PRIC2D FROM $10 to $35 The Smartest Assortment of 25c HOSIERY Ever shown in Salem, in the words of tho salesman, "Wo havo been selling rafts of them." They aro pretty, finely finished and durable. Only 25c OTP011'' A MAN'S HAT MARKS HIS DRESS SHNSIS Wear a Gordon Hat, correct and lasting The Gordon Hat $3.00 We are oIe agents In Salem for these hats . was by far the best day in the history of our business. Of course it was all cash Even the "credit stores" recognize the advantages of selling for cash during the great carnival of re duced pries sales. Have we had Enough of it? No Come early forenoons to do your trading if possible. We still offer 200 DISCOUNT on Everyting in the - Store Without a Single Exception Our Store Closes Every Evening Except Saturday at 5:30 FISHERMEN AND WARDEN ARE AT WAR MASTER FISH WARDEN McAIii MSTER TO SEIZE ANOTHER CARGO OF FISH AND TO AR REST VIOLATORS SHERIFFS MUST ASSIST. Tho warfare which raged Satur day botwoon Mastor Fish Wardon McAllister and his deputies and tho flshermon on the Wlllamotto and Clackaihas rlvors, who aro 'violating an order of tho Board of Fish Com missioners with relation to salmon fishing in these stroams was re newed today when tho mastor flsh warden and his deputies, togothor with Assistant Attorney Goneral Van Winkle, wont to Oregon City for the purpose of confiscating about 12 tons of fish caught Saturday evening and yesterday by tho fish ermen. Mr. McAllister arrested a numbor of them for violating Jhe law Satur day and confiscated about 10 tons of flsh which had been caught and which was on its way to Portland. Tho fishermen immediately com menced replovin proceedings and tho shorlff of Multnomah county took tho cargo Into his custody. Undor tho provisions of tho fish laws ovory shorlff in the state Is made a flsh warden nnd It Is tho Intention of tho state to hold him llablo for It. Tho stato today also Intonds to u frost 'ill violators or tho law and will soizo all fish that can bo found. ThoSjo puUes of tho flsh warden will not alono bo called into action, but the various sheriffs and deputy sheriff In tho country whero the violations occur will be asked to assist. When requested to assist it is said that It Is mandatory upon them to do bo and the stato officers In this manner hopo to put the flshormon In an em harassing position. o TO SCALE MSP M'KINLEY EXPEDITION LEFT VORTLAND TODAY TO OLIMR MOUNTAIN AND ASCERTAIN TRUTH OF COOK'S CLAIMS. Portland. Ore.. April 25. With tho announcod purposo to ascortnln with Impartiality tnd without preju dice the truth of the claims of var ious porsons Including Dr. Cook to having sealed the rugged Hides of Mount McKlnloy, an oxpodltion or ganized by the Mnzania aJu.Aiid bReked by a looal newspaper, loft Portland today for Seattle. On Wednesday tho party will embnrk on the revenue, cutter Tahowa for Cook's Inlet, Alaska, whence they will ascend, the iusUanla river to Ruth qiacler. .The climb to tha summit will be made from this point C. K. Rusk, a lawyer of Che lan, Wash., heads the party, the other members being A. U Cool, a trapper; Joo Ridley, a forest guard, and Frank H. Rojoo of Portland, a photographer. One of tho most prized possessions of tho party is tho Mazamas' record box which It is hopo dwlll be placed on tho summit of tho mountain. Tho box is mado of aluminum and is indestructible. Lost MJUlonniro Located. tUNITED r-RESS LEASED WIRB. Ann Arbor, Mich., April 25. Nor man P. Cummlngs, millionaire roal estate ownor, who disappeared .near ly a week ago, having $40,000 in cash with him, has been located here He has ' communicatod with Mrs. Cummlngs in Chicago, and sho is ex pected to arrivo some time today. .Cummlngs laughed heartily when told that Mrs. Cummlngs had re ported to tho police that sho believed that ho had been kldndpod. According to his story, ho camo to Ann Arbor to visit his mother. "I camo on tho spur or the mo ment," said Cummlngs, "and had no idea that my sudden leavo taking would frighten Mrs. Cummlngs. Cummlngs formorly rosldod In Gal ifornla, whero ho has heavy invest ments in real estate INDIANS DON'T LIKE CENCUS MAN PENDLETON INDIANS TO HOLD POW-WOW AND TAKE ACTION AGAINST THE ENUMERATORS OFFICERS MAY BE CALLED TO SCENE OF TROUBLE. BELIEVED SUICIDED IS BELIEVED .HE OGOST MENTAL BALANCE BROODING OVER DEATH OF MOTHER WAS PROMINENT PHYSICIAN. DHirtD rnrss:rjuHt:D wins. San Franclaco, April 25. It Is be lieved today that.Dr.W. F. Darbat, onco n roomber of tho board of health and a prominent physician here, com mitted suicide yesterday while tem porarily deranged. It is bollovod ho lost his montal balance while brood ing over the death of his mother, which occurred a few days ago. Dr. Darbat ended his lifo In his rooms In .tho Hastings building. He first took three dose's of poison, then fired a bullot through his heart. Carbolic acid, potassium cyanldo and lysol were oaoh taken in quanti ties sufficient to cause death. After wards Dr. Darbat drew a small cir cle with a pencil on his vest, directly over his hoart, and fired at It. Ho loft a note of farowoli to ins 4-yoar-old son nnd ono to his wlfo. DIrigiblo Bnlloon Wrecked. (UKITEO FIB'S tSlRBD W1IIB.1 norlln. April 26. Tho Zeppelin III, Counj. Zoppolln's glgnntlo 'dlrlg lblo balloon, was found wrockod near Wollberg todny. when It crashed to iwrth halt nit hour after It had bean torn from IU moorings In a galo, One soldier, carried In the runaway balloon, fell to the jjiound from a height and whs fatally injiTrad. Government ofjleer are overjoyed that the balloon didn't fall In hostile territory, arid thus i)lu"not reveal any seerats of Its eonBtruetlon. The dir igible was found with Its gnu bags torn and Its steel rollings smashed. The airship will he sent to Cologne for rejmlrs, whleb H U.estlmated will cost $1S6,00Q. Pendleton, Ore., April 25. In formation to tho effect that chiefs of tho various bands of Umatilla In dians havo sont out runners to the different settlements calling for a council to tako action against tho census enumerators at work on tho reservation has caused a fooling of unoaslnoss among government offi cials of tho reservation. A council of the rod men will bo hold Wednes day night In the vicinity of tho agen cy hero and tho nppoaraiico of any white persons at tho pow-wow will, it is expected, be forcibly resonted. Captain Applogato, who has r wido acquaintance among tho In dians has started from tho Warm Springs reservation for tho Umatilla camp and will attend tho council with tho object of ondoavorlng to pacify tho bollggorent redskins. Tho avorston of tho Indians to be ing enumerated Is said to lie in the fact that they nro Interested in a largo area of land still hold In trust by tho government nnd for this rea son they do not wish their extra number to become known. The ap proach of an enumerator Is tho sign for an exodus of Indians to tho hills, until tho census man has left tho vicinity of tholr tepees. If tho In dians persist in their attitude, United States marshals will be sont 'n the reservation to mnko arrests. Such action may bo expected to pro clpitato serious trouble as tho In-4 dlans nro known to be in an ox. tremoly ugly mood. Paul ban to Try for $no,000 Prize. London, April 25. M, Paulhaa, the French aviator, will try for tho Lord NortbcllfTo prlzo of ? 50,000 for a flight botweon Manchester and London. Nows received here last evening ami this morning is to tho effect. that ho Is busily engaged In proparlng his blplano for tho voyago. White, tho British aviator, who nearly completed tho Manchester trip last week, will try again within tho next few days. It is rumored that ho and Paulhan will start about tho same tlmo and race to Manchest er. White Is confident that his next attempt will bo successful. - o Ata ifllnt meeting of tbft board of governors of tho Oregon City (Com mercial Club and publicity commit tee, held last weak, $200 was ap propriated for the exhibit d,f CJaokv moa eounty products on tho ground floor of the Portland Chamber at Commerce. Good results always follow the uw at Foley's Kidney Pills. They give; prom m relief in all cses of kidney nnd bladder disorders, mid ore heaU Ing. 8trns!hepng nnd nnM-aant'a, The most dlMfQuntRinK " lW M their trettimeut. J C. Parry