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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 15, 1904)
jV ' W' I i 1 1 k i ff' iM DAILY CAPITAL JOXJBWAL, SALEM, OEEflON. THUBSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, ISO. No Location Yet We are compelled to move Oct. st and have not yet secared quarters, so we ara FORCED TO SELL all out new stock of fall bats at a great sacrifice. Everything New The Rarest Styles And All Qualities Bt the stock most go without reserve. Vou can Tirtoally Make Your Own Prices. Call early and get thecream of the pick NEW TODAY Grand Ball Tonight Anil every night this week at Tioga hall, corner of State and Liberty streets. 9-13-3t II JTotJc 5EiTH ren e. L,anes wisning small c or babies taken care of by the day, during fair week, please call at north west corner of Winter and Mill strets. 9-14-3t PORTLAND DAY AT FAIR (Continued from first page.) to horses going for big money, especial Lost or Estraycd. A bald-faced bay horse. Address J. F. Sarago A Sons, Buttercup Dairy, 1 miles north of Fair Grounds. 9-14-3t Police Arrested Flores. Madrid, Sept. 15. The police arrested the well-known and dangerous anarch ist, Flories, who arrived from Paris for the purpose of assassinating Pre mier Maura. Ten dynamito cartridges and many compromising documents were found on his person. v The Misses Goode Millinery 309 Commercial Street Czar and Kaiser Friendly. Vienna, Sept. 15. It is . reported here that the Czar and Kaiser have ar ranged a meeting to be held at Skien iwice, Poland. Money to Loan THOMAS K. FORD, Over Ladd ft Bush's Bank. Salem, Or 9 i h i n mi 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 m 1 1 iiHiinMiiiiiniiiin Wholesale and Retail Family Liqaor Store E. ECKERLEN; 258 Commercial Street. Full lies of Uquprs And wlnea. Codarbrook whiskyformerly the McBrier brand the best for family uie. All ordora filled and -la. I' Urerod la the city llmlta. 'Phono Main 11B1. i t H-H ! HMIIItlillimuil H I D 1 1 U 81 m I II n.7 Gun Repairing Bring in your gun and have it cleaned and repaired. We do first class work. Salem Gtm Store, Paul H. Hawser, Prop. DUMP SALE OF SHOES Our great Dump Sale of Hop Pickers' Shoes, School Shoes, Hunting Shoes Dress Shoes, Shoes for any and all occasions, now on at DUMP PRICES lv in the 2:15 pace, for the $2000 purse. where the first. heat was made in the semi-respectable time of 2:134, but gradually dropped until the fourth jaunt, when it hit the 2:18 jog. It was a "mesly shame to see bard, cold cash go at such a sacrifice, but it is part of the race horse business. The firsUrace, the 2-year-old trot, was won by Tongue's colt, Brent's Louladi second. Time 2:32, 2:31. The 2:25 trot for a $400 purse was won by May Tilden, in two straight heats, Gyr Falcon second, Bessie Jones third, Lord Kitchener fourth and Seat tle Maid fifth. Time 2.27W, 2:26. There were 12. starters in the 2:15 pace for the Greater Salem Stake of $2000, and, aside from its slowness, was fairly good. Ilassalo took the first heat in 2:13VJ, but in tho third and and fourth heat he fell back to seventh. Queen B. was second ln the first heat, but captured the next three and the race. Time 2:14 , 2:16, 2:18. Cavnliero took third money. Tidal Wave, Prince Charles, Economizer, 01 lie M., Derbertha, Starkey nnd' Cava lier also started. The Running Races. The fourth raco was tho five-furlong dash. The entries were Zadoc, Snark, Caro burn, Riceful, Anna Marie, Hogarth, Vaughn, Pencil Me. Snark won, fol lowed by Hogarth and Pencil Me. The next event was the Salem Stakes, a handicap for all ages. Hodon, Bummer, Xonie, Titus, Judge Thomas, Aurora B., and Lady Usk started. The latter was about the craziest freak that ever hit the track. She caused trouble from tho time she left the paddock. First, she broke away and dashed down the track for about half a mile, then bucked her rider in tho air and finally wound up by running the full mile nnd ngain throwing her rider. When the bunch finally started Usk was glued to tho line, and refused to budgo until tho dnsh was about half finished. Titus was first, Bummer sec ond .and Rodun third. Time .48. Tho Inst event was the six furlong race, with tho following starters: Ur bano, Chickadee, Lady Myrtle, Agnes Mack, Albermale, Duko of Richelieu, Wartimes, Ulowaho. Wartimes won, Urbnno second and Illownho third. Time, 1:14',. County Exhibits, county won first prizo, Linn second, Marion third, Wash- fourth, Bontou fifth, Lane Hulburt, 1st cock, 1st cockerel, 2d hen, 2d pen. Grant Thompson, 1st nen, ou cock. B. B. Bed Game aaniams. M. McDowell, 2d cockerel, 2d pullet, Clarence Blundell, 2d cock, 2d and 3d hen, 2d pen. White Pekin Ducks. Ed. Scboel, 1st old pair, best display of duek. John Jefferson, 2d young pair. W. II. If. Shields, 1st young pair. Ella Plank, 3d young pair. Rouen Dncks. Ed. Shoel, 1st old pair. Blue Swedish. A. Bonney, 1st old pair. Gray Call Ducks. Mrs. A. A. Hulburt, 1st young pair. Muscovy Ducks. Mrs. A. A. Hurlburt, 1st young pair. Tolouso Geese. Ed. School, 1st old pair. White Embden Geese. Ed. Schoel, 1st old pair, 1st young pair. John A. Jefferson, 2d young pair. Mrs. A. A. Hulburt, 2d old pair. Mammoth Bronze Turkeys. Mrs. C. D. Xarin, 1st cock, 1st hen, 1st cockerel. Ed. Schoel, 1st pullet, 2d T 10:30 a . m. Friday. Th .. a of the Grange will be present, anjSl granges represented at the statu vl m 1 . .. nm uw itrjJiccvuil'U. SENATORS ARE IN . T0W Were Given a Reception d the Illihee Club Wedne&l day Night Senators Mitchell and Fulton W been in tho city several dnys, attenda me sunt- imr uuu seeing ineir contfiy uents. They have met many fnMj. from all over tho state, and were ?TtV a very cordial greeting by friendi rf both gentlemen at the capital. A reception was tendered the tttt tors at the Illihee club Wedneuhv i i i i i ---i. i r M.l f?l ... " cocKerci, -u coc. .v. x.. luc.uia.., uU en,ug( wn,cu wag largely attended 1 cock White Holland Turkeys. 'the prominent people of this city. Tin' John A. Jefferson, 1st, 2d and 3d morning Mayor Waters had a confe anu u th Senator Mitchell nhnnt ti. cock, 1st, 2d and 3d hen, 1st, 2d and 3d imnrovement of the Willamett .t n. Polk county iugton sixth. 125 pairs children' shoos, vie! kid, 75 vnlue. Dump price 45 100 pair children ' shoes, velour ealf, 85g value.' Dump price 50 75 pairs child' shoe, sites 5-8, $1.5 value. Dump prices 75$ 00 pairs ehild'H shoes, vli kid, olotb nnd kid top, tlAO valuta. Dump Jrto , 75b 78 pair in but' show, olotb and kid tqp, Usg 4 to 8, $1.50 to $1.13 value. Dump prite 50 1W palm ml' nheoo, eloth awl kid top, .0O valao. Dump f)o l.OO"1 175 pairs mjs& lW kajtgareo mf, 1 aiurVUI kid llurtou anil Una. OwhI wheel and hap faekiag shtw, $M vnln Duwp pie S1.25 bfl jmiIm hiIiwm hK, kHtisrfH) nixl bar Mlf kid, $M6 Um. Dnmt prise 310: 110 pntf men iwteMt loatlwr liwo and ooi'KW ilM to $.Qd vuIum. Dump J"" 91,25 75 plm nmn's tun khoos, gMHl stylo, Dump prUc. . S2.00 1W pair wen's tan lww, up to dat tyle, $9 valuta, Dump pritu 3.00 139 lra men 'a blaak tt Vld, odd I and ends, $3,30 te$S.M) valuo. Dump rrU ?2.00 SO patra men 'a heavy grain sue, $1,00 value. Dump prlci. .... S1.25 tVO pair ladie' kid iiued )tec, regu lar $3.80 ho. Dump price SI, 50 $P,0 to $4.00 vUw. S2 pairs youths' shoes, high top, good winter shoe, sires 8 to 11, $2.5 val ue. Dump price S1.25 CO pairs tyoya' high-top shoes, sizes 11 to S, $tU0 values. Dump price... 91.50 0 pair boys' grain shoos, just tho thing for hop picking, $1.75 valqo. .Dump prUe. $1.00 iflfl, pairs ladies' kid and oloth top W, button und lnee, $8.00 to $5.00 vm. Damp prleo 50e MO pair ladies' vhoos, turned and wejt wlw, $8 JO to $5.00 values. wp,prU Q5 ltt ffrfr kdltt1 shoes, with kid top, In bth button and Isoe, $8.30 to '$M vale, Dump prUe ..91.25 114 pU ladfiM' hoo5, vlel kid, $150 $IM -h1hm. Damp prieo ...9I.5O 4tf pir ladtos' blaak nnd tan, odds and end in button and lose, $S.fl0 and $JK) vnlugs. Dump price S1.00 lifi pair Indies ' up-to-date shoes, welt olw, $00 and $4.60 values. Dump rrJe 92.00 SS pairs old ladles' comforts up-io-dato shfittJt, tM and $8.00 values in .kid ami rge cougrew 91.00 48 pairs eld ladies' oouiferts in kid and rg, $lJWfand $4.00 valuw. in lace. Dampprt 9I.IO 77 pair wen' heavy grain work shoe, $S.30 to $ii.75 value. Dump prlco. . 91.50 R rs a waste of Ink to M you of any nwrc of our marvelous bargains. Conws and sec them. Terms of sale strktly cash. AM goods fitted at the Store if desired. No exchange or money refunded owing to the great values whI broken sizes. DUMP SHOE STORE 295 COMMERCIAL STREET Poultry Awards. Tiio remaining awards on poultry was mado as follews: , Black Minorcas. X. L. Wiley, Box, 2d cockerel, 3d pul let, 1st nnd 2d hen. A. S. Hart, Albany, 1st cockerel, 2d cock. J. Baker, Albany, 3d cockerel. J. L. Hoskins, McMinn villo 1st nnd 2d pullet, 1st cock, 3d hen and 1st pen. Blue Andalusians. D. M. Calbrenth, 1st, 2d nnd 3d cock erel, 1st nnd 2d hou, lnt, 2d and 3d pul let, 1st pen. Black Langshans. Frank Fenwick, 1st nnd 2d pullet, 1st and 2d hen, 1st cook, 1st pon. Bhode Island Beds. Claud W. Vunk, Albnny, 1st cock, 1st and 2d hen, 1st, 2d and 3d pullet, 1st and 2d cockerel, 1st pen. Silver Gray Dorklnes. Mrs. C. I). Xarin, Ballstou, 1st cock, ltd, 2d and 3d hen, 1st, 2d nnd 3d pul lot, 1st pen. Buff Orpingtons. Frank Fonwiek, Portland, st pullet 1st nnd 3d hen, 1st cockerel, 1st pen. J Hall, Xowberg 3d eoekorel, 8d nnd 3d pullot. 1'. L. Miller, Corvall!, 1st cock 8d oockerel, 2d hen. Bun Bocks. C. J, Hoskins, MeMinuvilln. ! ..i- erel, 1st puljeti 1st heh. Partridge Cochins. AH to C. D. Minton. ,Bet parti-eolored bird in fhew, non weight, Mr. Yoemnn.on 8. C. Brawn Leghorn. Best partl-colored bird 'Jn show, on weJght variety, O. D. Mluten, on Partf rtdgo Cochin. 31et aglid-coloml bjrd in shew. nen. weight variety, J. W. Fisher, on Prt weight variety, J. W. Fisher, Albanyt on nun i.t'KuorD. Best solid-eoloretl bird ia sbewv tjeigbt variety, Jt V. BWer, Salem, on Vbite Wyandotte. ; Buff Cochin BanUms, ' ,Fred Sehmalz, Portland, 1st eek. 1st and W pullet, lt and d eoekere). 1st pn. F. Heoker, 3d pullet, 3d eeekereM uoiaca lioaongnt Banwuns, Fred Scbinnl-, lt eVerel. 1st lwllet 1st cock, 1st, 3d and 3d hen; 1 jl l- linker. 3d pullet, 3d cekerl. JapanoM Baatams. a V..I !)..,.!. I.i ...1 , . . . .. 4..UU., 4.t WSrW ln aBJ Jil pallet. FTel Iawport. lit k, j,f nB, - -if "Whit Cochin Bantaa. Ed Schoel, lit cocker' lt Mad 2d cockerel, 1st and 2d pullet, best display of turkeys. Fair Notes. The butter and cheese exhibit was insignificant. Or rather, the butter ex hibit was. There was no cheese exhibit. Yet these are industries of some fize. , It was a little rough on Salem's rep utation for good-looking men to put two prize-winners for homeliness at the en trance gate. Lansing and Lpngcore. D. O. Henry, a Polk county farmer, saw the Agricultural College exhibit at tho fair. He was pleased, and said: "I sent two boys to the college, and neith er of them would become n farmer. I sent one to a Salem business coftege, and he is willing to be n farmer. "Largest aggregation of county, leg islative, state and federal officials ever at the fair," said an old hayseed. All the legislators had free tickets to come on and to get in on. There has been no way devised for free feeding on an off year, when thero is no senator to elect. Rev. Wm. A. Daly, of Portland, greeted his many friends nt the fair to day. rrosiuent -Morehead, of tho State Press Association, is attending the fair. Thero will be n 0range conference nttho auditorium in tho pavilion at point. Senators Mitchell and Foltoa have got all the information posal't from personal inspection, talking Triii the mayor and others, nnd tho teaioi senator has promised to take the nut ter up with the engineers' departart personally, and possibly will visit &' lem with some of the United States e' gineers at nn early day. Friends of Senator Mitchell h beautiful bouquets of flowers to ij rooms at the Willamette hotel fa morning. The senators return to fo1 land Friday. HIGGINS WINS FIGHT Saratoga, X. Y., Sept. 15.-Tho K publican state convention nominated Lieutenant-Governor Frank W. Hfggiw for governor by acclamation, Governor Woodruff withdrawing. M. Linn Bruce, of Xew York City, was nominated for lieutenant-governor. The platform expresses confidence Boosevelt, nnd pledges unwavering sup port; endorses tho national platform "nnd the administration of Odell. Spe cial emphasis is expressed in the im portance of maintaining tho gold stand ard and the policy of protection. Largest Eye Practice I In Salem . But that's easy to understand. Wo have convinced ,Mi..i. .,. class wenrnrs ihnt . ,..i .., . " ,. " fc "'an business. We have recently fitted f eomphcated cases on which all others failed. a,l ,.. ....' ... I becoming so numerous you cannot go any place in th. , w -w I a testimnninl.hnnv. ii i ... . "uv .. tca ,nere We " "" "ea me, and when prices nre the cheapest. you glasses valuable advice, are required our Chas. H. Hinges,!! ! p,on"'' Optician. 88 8Uts street w. ! ! " BtrMt Ne)t door to Ladd A rtuah Hank ifllfAGn , Crf iw ,.' v r a mi im im mi v mi -4 e AUGAmWmsS i imii The WonJaJ,! ci .. t .-. ZZr ung rower Of the know that to undersell , i. A .? y. elt by comPeting merchants, naw wh "n 10 unawM in i, , f'-K uiercuanis. iiwj I. bv. ...1 1. ",. """ '"P-IWUty. h.t, ,h. o.y. . ??lZ Sale ....... "-"it new coods doable wi.ik .j PMlal f6r thi j. wrf e B flfi VthlL .i T., '- -ik. 3Z.!!w ryaN.:. 'UBUUk' wvC V1SIT0UR STORE. 1 black silk peau de soi, a thick heavy quality, yard 03c $2.00 fur boas, special prices . , . .9Sc 500 yards fancy outing flannel, m jard 5c ?5e lneo ourtains, pair 49c 1D0 white bed spreads, sale price. C9c 20 Oxford Tweed walking akirts, special Bale price.... 1.75 6.00 black ailk trimmed dresa akirts, all sizes, sale price . .3.00 IT WILL PAY YOU V THE NORTHWEST. fflfettersXourt St.,Saiei tfuHet, lit j, ta cc-k, v hen. A A isasT: iitCWlKttfgiftTf m$Mt$r$&m Jg-.-n-TE3g3 fS$ MT3ETr MEZm