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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 19, 1904)
frHM IIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIiiUHIIIHIiinillll j. VUTi'D OM XT A TVlITTtT-" Ttjto -T-k a j-.tt. Oar Delicatessen Coaster ; Has always been the source ofpleasuro to us, for it has pleased so many of our customers. On this counter you will find an array of I choose, Swiss, full cream, McLaren's, breakfast and bouquot, boiled I ham, chipped beof, minced ham, sliced bacon, pigs feet, tripe, tongue and the choicest mackerel ever brought to Salem. FULLER & DOUGLAS, ; ill State Street. SALEM'S LEADING GROCERS. Phono 2261 WATCH THIS SPACE -H 1 1 ii n m ii 1 1 1 iii n i a iti 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 u 1 1 f mm n- TUESDAY NOVEMBER FIRST The Date for the Re publican Cake Walk Salem Rostrums Will Ring Wltfi oratory and Streets Filled With Music On receipt of a tolegram from State Chairman Baiter, the officers of the lo- Scal Republican organizations arc In Sformed that Senator Mltcholl will ad- idres the Republicans of Salem on STuesday November 1st, and that date iias been set for the big campaign ral- ily In this city. , Four other speakers will be Invited to attend and mnko addresses, as follews: Stato Senator Percy Kelly sot Albany, State Senator Wm. Kuy- skendall of Eugene, State Senator Dan blalarkey of Portland, and Represent ative Wm. I. Vnwter of Medford. There will be a parade with two bands, In which the Roosovelt club, 'the Young Men's Republican club, 'and the First Voter's club will take part Delegations from all over the county are expected ito be In the city and a competent commltteo Is In I charge of tho whole program. The committees of the different organizations are all working harmon iously and the rails wIU be one of the events In tho history of the Repub-J llcan party of this olty and county. Has Returned to Salem. Dr, A. T. Roberts, tho eye specialist, has returned to Salem, and has offices In the Eldrldgo block, whoro he wjll be pleased to meet all his old patients ; and friends. Room 21 Eldrldge block. 10-19-tf Land For. Sale. 120 acres or more of tho best hop or lrjui In ml. All under cultivation, sandy mini, can bo worked at nny season. All llcvcl n ml in one block, 3 miles from tSilim on non rnnd Bulnnca of land has plenty of wood for 10 years. Buyer fnpply direct to Journal office. 1017.1m" Meets In Syracuse. Syracuse, N. Y Oct. 19. The ctwenty-second annual convention of school superintendents of the state lot Ts'ew York began at the Yates Hiotel this aftornoon. The sessions ;,wlll continue ithree days and will bo 'devoted to tho discussion of general educational subjects as well as mat- iters relating particularly to the duty lot superintendents. Vou must have a peculiar tea taste if no-one of the five Schilling's Best is right for you ; and coffee four. Your grocer's; money back. i-M 1 1 H I H I I It 1 1 1 I I U fr-frf-tj j : Fesh Today J ; A FULL LINE OF ChocolateCreams f ::at wry 0 f w Zmn s :: 154 State St. Phone 1971 4 IIIIIIIHIIIIIHIII the Council wmim i "' DRAUGHT OPEN ALL NIGHT Fine Wines, Liquors and Ggars .... . .. ,ii .i.i. ii A riiiu Dmn. Rhana Main 401. YOUNG PEOPLES ALLIANCE The Young People's Alliance of Sa lem District, Evangelical Association will hold the following program tomor row: 9:00 Devotlonals, M. P. Dennis. 9:30 Essential elements necessary for spiritual life and growth, W. E. Simpson. 10:00 Lessons from the lives of successful soul-winners, F. W. Lnunor. 10:30 Systematic giving, Tellus Bellamy. 11:00 "Department" work R. F. Jameson. Afternoon. 1:30 Dovotionnls, C. Eppley. 2:00 The Young Christian and Ills Bible. C. E. Doty. 2:30 Consistent temperauo ork, Mrs. S. A. Slewort. 3:00 Why am I a worker In the Young People's Alliance? delegates. 3:30 Junior work, Mrs. R. F. Jame son. Evening. 7:30 Devotlonals, F. U. Culver. 8:00 Sermon, H. O. Henderson, picsldent ccnfercncebranch. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR INSTITUTE At a meeting of tho executive com mittee of the Ideal union of Christian Endeavor, held Monday night, full ar rangements were mado for tho Chris tian Endeavor Institute, to be held In this city next week. Don't forgot the dates, October 2Cth nnd 2Cth. Tho re ception and social on Tuesday even ing will be held it) the parlors of the Baptist church. The sessions of Wednosday will be held in tho Presbyterian church. An interesting program Is In contempla tion, among those participating being Rev. W. A. Gllmore, of Hubbard; Rev. Z W. Commorford, of Prinevllle; Rev D. A Thompson, of Portland; Mr. J. A. Rccl;v.-ood, of Portland, stato presi dent; Mr. J. Fechtor, Jr., secretary of the Y. M. C. A., of Salem. A largo open rally Is to bo held on Wednesday evening, this being tho annual rally of tho nndoavorers of tho city. 0 Masonic Grand Lodge. Toledo, 0 Oct 19. Tho Free and Accepted Masons of Ohio began tholr ninety-fifth annual communication In tho Valentine theatre today. Moro than one thousand delegatos are present from various parts of the state. C. O. Ballou, of Toledo, is slated to succeed O. P. Sporra, ol Ravonna as grand officer of the order, o Two Made One. Marriage license wan issued last evening to Jamoa A. French and Miss Anna J. Judson. Old Admiral Pead. London, Oct. 19. Admiral Vanslt tart is dend Ho retirod In 1873. ..in 1 1 inn i mi 1 1 1 1 1 1 n Substantial Meals... :at the: White House Restaurant I George Bros. Props. T 1 1 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 1 1 1 II I a 1 1 1 1 1 Best of everything. NORTH PACIFIC COAST BEER ON J DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, PERSONALS Miss Nellie Hoover returned last evening o her home in Brooks, after a short visit In this city. Mrs. D. A. Deckman and daughters returned to Portland last evening, af ter a visit with friends here. Walter Miles returned last evening from a three weeks' trip up the valley in the Interests of the Rett Front drug stoie. S. A. Bend, of The Dalles, returned to his home last evening, after a short visit here. Attorney A. M. Cannon returned to day from a business trip to Portland. Theo. M. Barr is spending a few da-3 at Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Hughes aro vis iting In Portland for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. George Pearl are vis ItlDg friends in Portland tills week. Mies Lena Fenske, of Minnesota, arrived In this city today, and will visit her parents. Jack Johnson, of Woodburn, Is a Salem visitor todaj.;. Mi's. McMunn, of Brooks,' Is spend ing the day In Salem. Attorney Ellis Richardson came up from Portland this mojnlug. Mrs. P. B. Hadley has returned to her home In Portland, after a short visit n this city. Mr and Mrs. Fred Ward and baby went to Albany today, where they will attend the wedding of Mr. Ward's sis ter, Idu, which takes place today. Miss Del'a Fenwick, of Portland. Is spending a few days with Salem friends. M Francos Herbst, of Sioux City. who haj beon spending the season with her Saem relatives, D. J. Fry and other, W for homo yesterday. She was accompanied to Portland by her aunt, Mrs. C. M. Eppley. " Mis. blowers and daughter. Nancv. left Inst evonlng for their homo In Kentucky. Mrs. Flowers nnd daugh ter have spent tho past year and a half In Snlem. Mis. Carrio Flowers left about six mdnths ago for Ken tucky, but they remained. Their many filends wTTl mlssi them. Chas. Grlsesn, president of Uio Ore gon Flro Relief Asosclntlon, of Mo Minnvllle. Is in tho city today, visit lng with tho company's representative, H. A Johnson. INVENTS NEW HOP PRESS L. F. Evans, an Oregon boy, has In vented a horse power hop press that la dosorvlng of especial mention, as will be seen from the record made by the trial on tho farm of Louis Aral, near Gervals: Tho record la 90 bales put out In 8 hours and 9 minutes; tho highest rec ord 14 balos per hour; lowest record 1 bale pr hour; average weight, per bale, 200 pounds; from tho time the team starts until tho doors Ily open with a pressed bale, 8 seconds. Four men nio required' to run the prew. If there is nny hop press in oxlst onco with a better record, Mr. Evans vsould like to hear from it. Snow Down South. . R'aon, N. M., Oct, 19. Five Inches of suow struck this placo today. It oxtenda through Colorado nnd New Moxlco, and stock is suffering. Writing Pads Little mountains of them, 5 9 from Eastern mills and from M Western mills, more than we H have over brought together $ 1 before. Our famous g BLAIR LINE Are real beauties The very JJ V best of papor, nnd at a little 9 Ml price. Au investigation or fl a trial order will prove the Q) m pmldiug. ga Patton's Book Store. J ; IIIIIIHHIIIIIItllllllf; ; Lowest Prices Best Quality :: Rough and Dressed Lumber ! . Sashes and Doors, '. ' 1 ; Laths and Shingles, ; ; ; Ash and Fir Wood. ; :: VogetLMmrjer&FuelCo. ii Down town office 112 Court '. street. Telephone Main 21SL ! ! ; I One block east of S P. pas- ; ; aenger depot ; ; 44 1 1 H t H 1 1 t Hl HUH OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER SCOTT'S EMULSION makes pale, thin children fat and chubby. Overcomes wasting tendencies and brings back rosy cheeks and bright eyes. It's surprising how quickly children respond to Scott's Emulsion. It contains just the element of nourishment their little bodies need. They thrive on it. Even a few drops in the baby's bottle have a notice able effect for good. Nothing better than Scott's Emulsion for growing children. We'll ttni you a umple free upon rqut. SCOTT I10WNE, 409 Pearl SlrNt, New Yotk. Story Probably Untrue. Ixmdon, Oct, 19. Tho rumor from Vienna that tho Cunard liner, with 2200 emigrants aboard was sunk oft the coast of S pal id is given no cre dence hero. Tho Cunard line offlclnls hnve no news of any dlsastor to any of their vo98ols. Yott Invited To Out Informal Concept On Saturday Night The Stalwart Quartette Will Sing Mt. Wenget 0 Hns Just received eomo very raro talkophono records, which will bo played In Salem for the first tlmo. Wnon you are In tho store cost your oyo about, on tho flnost lino of lustrit xuoiits over brought into Salem and don't forgot to note the price cards. Attend The Big Sale Allen & Gilbert Ramater Co. Oregon's Leading House Salem Branch 299 Commercial 81 19, 19M. r The Cake Is Otws Wo elnim tlio cako this season. We think wo hnvo a right to claim it. Wo are not nlono In thinking it, either. There nre others. Any mnn who has lookod around will certainly say that our Suits and Over coats nro tho most elegant garmonts in town. He can't say othcrwiso nnd tell tho truth. alato. Salem Woolen Mill Stoe, C. P. BISHOP, Proprietor mvT mm IninniukMlImM WhrMTOrMPPosltoni ii y.ll- Tk.M..M S.t- OrM.4 lkMU, uuTllli, N 0 wtllH " I 'V imwh. wi a. u msuiu, i-iuiiirt. TIM wru ! a prMtM f tl J"". I ! Mb4 It rtKvO. ' Mftl tMrt. rm. 0 Cin. UtattUt WtM. fct , unuuH. martin B'iOT, UNCASTIN. H. old In Balam by 9. C Stene, Oa.lt (or Fra Bmpl. o aaBc ALL KIND8 OF FRUIT TRAY8 AND ORCHARD BOXES nttho shop of I G. F. Mason ! MUlor street, South Salem PHONE 2101 Red. 88 A FULL STOCK Wo now have a full stock of Hy acinths, Tulips, Croous, Narcissus, Show Drops, Jonquils nud a nieo as sortment of Cliinese Saored Lilies. Would bo pleased to have tho public cull and inspect our stock at Savage & Fletche 322-324 Commercial St. 0-Q.STOHIA. Burs tk j4 N ifld ft" I'M AlAars Bwtft mm I IF YOU LIKE CHEESE THAT IS v J. "JL JZi JZi t3 X2 . Try Oar Full Cream .Tillamook (paraflned) at J 5 Cents Pe Pound ATWOOD & FISHER, I Phone 57 J. Grocers Corner Commercial and Court i HllllHIIIHIMtMlllimiltlllMMIMMIIIIIIIIIIH 5 1 vhuJdfeaLV KaVyaaR Then thcro's our Hats and the Hab erdashery "fixin's that every man wants." Tho newest, tho choicest, tho smart est of everything is right hero. Tlicn, as if to clinch tho wholo mat ter, comes our fair aud reasonable prlcoi. Wo haven't henrd a slnglo looker say "too much" or "tco high." , Take a look yourself, and you'll say with the rest that "The Cako is Ours." Bike Capes Storm Aprons Another lot of those big long biko en pes in by oxpross, Plenty of storm aprons and hoavy winter robes for hacks uud buggies'. Buggy Whips Axle Grease Another splendid bunch of values iti buggy whips, all prices. Doorhulcfg castor oil greasa for wagons, tho Bort that doesn't run to "tar," and lusts tho longost. , Also Dixon's graphite grcaso, onco used always used. 1'ino for wagons, buggies, or any other bearings. F. A. Wiggins' Implement House 255-257 Liberty 8t Farm Implements, Automobiles, Bewlng Machines and 8upplles. That New Woolen Underwear HliouM bo sent to tho Salem Steam Laundry and bn cleaned, We havo tho only steam tablo In Oregon for this work and guarantee satisfaction. Those blankots probably need at tention, too, and remomber wo havo tho only facilities for hand ling this work outsldo tho woolen mill. The Salem Steam Laundry Qtt i TS3ffH 'S attiliatBBg ill