Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, October 20, 1904, Page 6, Image 6

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    DAILY-CAPITAL J0URNAL76ALiiM,'"0REG0N, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1804.
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Stockton & Co.
Come and fee tbo big papier macho map of the Panama Canal, which
we will giro away November 30th Voting frill begin again this morning
anil trill be conducted tho samo as formerly by J. J. Dairymple & Co. The
votes east with Dairymple will bo counted just the fame, and November
30th, without fait.
SOME SCHOOL WILL GET THE MAP.
It is the most expensive and complete map ever shown in Salem.'
Each 25c ptsxch&sc entitles yoo to a vote
Tlie
Dairymple Stock
Always considered the best stock
of merchandise in Salem. And to
think that we bought it at nearly
HALT ITS VALUE makes us hap
py. You shonld rejoice with us.
Sir. Dairymple is glad he is out of
business. Business is good with us
and WE ABE HAPPY.
Bargains
At tho
Dalyrymple store
Any HO or $23
man's suit in the
store
$ J 0.00
Tne
Stockton Store
The Old White Corner always con
sidered tho handiest and best place
to trade. The business of this good
old home-stead store has nearly
doubled since we took posession of
it. Fair treatment and honorable
business methods has made our
store what it is. The superiority
of oar values is neye questioned
by our patrens; every Individual
goes away pleased, and sends
friend back to see us.
00 yd Spool Silk
6c
Special Sale of Ladies' Cloaks, Suits and Skirts
The largest stock in Saleu is shows at the old White Corner, and tvttv
garment will be
Sacrificed Witfioat Regard for Profit
VISITED
HIS OLD
HOME
Chas. H. Burggraf. the architect,
formerly of this city, but now a resi
dent ot Albany, writes tho Herald of
that city, from the East, where he is
visiting, aa follews:
"Wo are In Omaha, a real city, and
Ihls morning it Is raining a regular
Oregon mist, consequently we feeJ
natural, our webs are softening and
the scales an our backs loosening. We
stopped ofl In Hastings, our old home
and school towa. What a difference
la 15 years. It 1 Joot as Longfellow
mid-, "AM scattered, an hare fled;
come are married, some are dead."
Whon we got off the train and started
up Mala street, wo feet the same as
old Rip Van Winkle, after IS years ot
peaceful sleep In the "Willamette val
ley e awoke In the "Queen City of
the I'Mlns." fiverythiug chanced
new places and new faces. I soggote
ed we visit the cemetery pbapv wo
woaW find some one there we one
knew. After a while I ra lno a a- aid
T
resident who knew me and the nrst
fhlng was. "Oh. yea. this ts Charge
Burggraf. It was you and Doc Alax
a&dor that stole Deacon Rtagtand'a
turkey the night before Thanksgiving,
and pot It in the preacher's coal ohqal
The preacher thought some oae has
made hrm a profeot. sad killed the
turkey, a! Klagfcvod found it out, and
cottM not he convinced that the
preaeberdid net steal K. and caused a
big church, row. Say. tho lawyurs
a4 that luottoat ip the liar
roUoai& case to Mustpato citcum
staaUol evidence,
"I met a lady who was a c sate mate.
and the trot thing was, "R
G S. Burke. Portland.
A KelHng. Portland.
H. N Pritchard. Portland.
M. K. Lott, Portland.
Cba. Gtisaer. McMinnvilie.
F. W. Jackson. Saa Francisco.
Chas. Gauhi, Portland. v
Chas. Musson, Saa Francisco.
H. D. HadeafeK. Saa Franclsee,
U F. Daly. Dallas.
Geo. W. Sfcerman. Tseoma
Che. Scheaoor ana wife, Mtnnean-
i-
Mrs. John Spirit. Nebraska.' '
Mis Sotrk. Nebraska. .
C. O. Clement. Portland, "s
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Choynskl and O'Brien.
St. Loots, Mo, Oct. M Joe Cboyn
M. die Vetera heavyweight, and
-Philadelphia Jack" O'Drioa are
scheduled to como together in a H
round njau toolaht at the Wo Bod
Athletic Cluo and tho local Hag fot
lor. tooether with numerous visit
or with Sfortteg arocUvlttes are
tooMnu forward seeing a rattling
pood go. Notwithstanding the fact
that he m oae of the oMost fighters
still to the Hag. Cboyokt ha re
taloed his pogMstto prowess to a
warve'oo oooree and Is counted
vtV.UA kM laJ Wilt tiiu. maSi-
, .sm ,u - . 4 i to T PiM
dew- of the aew oormfto wh. ihei "" "W " e does
filexer laattor was sieeotac there
A?oaeaat eooaeelod aU the elect He
feejU. aJ cart the eeoa whUor
loot sweceed la wiaaiag the dectsioo.
Pleosoat memortest wosV yes.
Wi left oo aoit Irala for fear some
Sawed. Xo more -U to the eM
home laws." The aext trip 1 make
wtH be wost or "straight up We
teavo tomorrow meraing lor Chicago.
Years trely C 11 BUROGRAF."
Moncy to Loan
THOMAS K. FORD
Over L4d A Bash's Baak. Salsm. Ot
NEW TODAY
For Rent A ?-reom hee. 7 blocks
toata of hosiaeos center City
water, sceptic taak. oa car Uoe. Ad
drew P. ahitNt l-34t
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ninib-w WdWtFM moy as a
eempaaloa for a laiy. AMtM "A,
rare Jewraal office. l-3o-St
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J FiLiimg Eye Sight Rcstof cd
If yo hava any treeU with year eyes, year eye gUvses mar aet
be satisfastery. I am most eertata we eaa overs sme the diSeaky.
Osr iystahoe Lass are th eest ta the market, a4 warrasted to he
of ahsehitely perfect eeastrosUea. Oor iastromeots for testtag aad
isdaag yeor eye defeets are the ktteet mveotiea, mA we have lately
added oae wUeh wM test year gtee a soak a way that yea eaa see
tvt yoarself if they are ahstotaty pecfeet.
Coasohtauea aadl eyes tested free.
HoAsor Ootfetea. MStetottraet. Next door to lt A Set Rank r al hy ZSc C State, dnkgrfsx.
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The
Piano
Sale
Of The
Big
Portland
Hotfse
When compared with poor
little faint peeps of the little
fellows
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JOURNAL OPEN FORUM
Correspondents need not sign
names to communication in good
faith, and not personal, and of local
Interest.
Slimes
Like
Tlie
Stin
When comjred with a little
twinkling star.
Reply to Prof. Drew.
Ed. Jourr.-U: The Wil'amette Uni
venity pedagogue who is publishing a
Mttle campaign sheet for the Prohibi
tion cause, seems to be an unworthy
representative or what was once con
sidered a decent institution in this
town. We certainir have a right to
aseume that a teacher in such an in
stitution repreoats some elements of
morality which would command the
respect, not only of adults, but of his
school as well, yet such is hartHy the
case. If we are to Judge him by his
prcducC In the first pace, by impli
cation and by an adroit and deceptive
method of quoting our President, he
leaves the inference that Theo. Roose
velt is a champion of his cause. Next
he approaches the realm of the sport
ing class by charging everybody with
being a liar and branding every state.
meat with which he doe3 not coincide.
as a lie. In fact, his little sheet is full
of abuse from beginning to end. Peo
ple who disagree with him are "liars."
cranks." "peisimists," "calamity
howlers," and other names that fall
far below the vocabulary of an edu
cated gentleman, or a teacher in a
moral institution. He .attacks the
figures given from otaer seuree?, and,
in his desperate effort to prove them
I Special Piano Sale
GEO. C. WILL
Opposite Ladd & Bush's Bank.
LET ME SHOW YOU MYj
PIANOS and ORGANS
I can convince you uiai my pntea mo juwer man ever offers J
. . jul.. t till.. .n1tr "I
nny piano uraicr m i"' ,iw
I Will Not Be Undersold.
I Mean What I J
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Yesterday the finest A. B. Chase piano in stock was selected J
a Salem teacher; a fine organ by a prominent Stayton lady, ostbi I
resident ot tne a,s rwrj um, mu wro uj a joraan Valle;!
Geo. C. Will,
MUSIC DEALER
Opposite Ladd & Bush's Bank.
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unassuming citizen who earns his liv
ing, pays his taxes, minds his own
business, does not parade his morality,
and commits a few other like acts of
which this teacher of Greek and Latin
is not guilty.
Shall we follow the advice of this
intruder? R. I. TERROXG.
Keyso In More Trouble.
The following was discovered today,
on account of a desire to avoid notor
iety being kept sMll for a day. Mon-
lies. he reports to the cunning meth- day evening Cheater Stevenson, of the
ods of a deceiver aad hypocrite. He S. P. force took a ride down the road
attacks the statement that the sa-ion the gasoline tricycle. Coming back
looas of Salem virtually contribute,; between 6 and 7 o'clock a man in the
Notice to the Pablie.
tn
.in pcrauns are warned soli,!
any money uue to ma in mattoijj
lug out ui me -uc.Nary estate Ul
Lroisan, or anyone else, Tiisl
authority, nor to allow tbenb
tract any debts in my mat u
anyone to pay them any moaei
or on my account A. A. H5
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I HOTELS j
The Willamette.
-C. C. Cox. Portland.
C. E. Conners. San Francisco.
A. R. Bell, Dallas. -J
B. McCune, Boston.
C. P. Herman. Boston.
R. W. McLeod, San Francisco.
Al. 1L Lent, San Francisco,
a W, Blach. Dallas.-
Henry F. Hans, Portland.
3J W. Kennedy. Denver.
H. W. Ormandy. Portland.
A. Rankey. Ash'and.
W H. Miller. Jacksonville.
Karl H. Vasper. San Francisco.
Oscar Hayter and wife, Dallas.
R. A. Cornelius. Chicago.
0. M. Werner, New York.
Tie Big Sale
Sliines For Yon
Like a beacon light beckon
ing yoo on towards the
$10,000 per annum to the city's reven
ues and to counteract this says there
are simply 16 saloons at J100, and
hence the revenue cannot be more
than $8100 Of course, this dispenser
Greatest
Piano
Opportunity
Of Your
Lifetime
eastern part of the city stopped him
and asked him for a ride. Just before
they reached the depot the fellow,
who was sitting behind him, grabbed
Stevenson from behind and attempt-
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Don't Forget Our
Ffee
Concept
Saturday
Night
Allen & Gilbett
Ramaker Co.
Oregon's Leading House
Sika Biih 299 CosiSHrcial St
perhaps intending to skip with the
tricycle or maybe rob him, but both
went off together, and a live struggle
ensued, the man, a big fellow, com
ing out on the bottom and crying
enough. A description of him indi
cates that he Is undoubtedly G. W.
King, the man put in jail lat evening
on a 40-days' sentence. Albany Democrat.
Another License.
A marrtape Kceose was istoed hutl5"
o troth aad morality does not recog- ed to throw him off upon the ground
me the fact that about $2000 is paid
b the saloon mea alone for slot mv
cHne licenses, to say nothing of the
other items ia this clase. He simpy
assails figures net his own, and sets
himself up as "hoKer than thou"
apostle of decency. His figures are
flatly deceiving, and yet he appeals to
the citizens of Salem to take his word
In preference to that of anyone e'se.
By a deceptive combination of figures
he attempts to show teat, with the sa
loons abolished, Salem will not be
short $10,000 ia licenses, but $4800.
And then by further line of argu
ments, tries to show that the growth
of the city's valuations will readily
make up that insignificant deficit. In
the first place, bis supposed deficit is
a fiction, probably brought about by
the Jugglag arts of his profession.
The botd conclusion that valuations
will increase enough to make up ta's
amount is a hypothesis unworthy of
the merest novice la ecoeom'os. He
knows. If he knows anyth ng oa such
matters that, as a city Increase in
slie and property valuation, public ex
penditures iocreas corre.'-.poodoatry
Bot let as aseume that the property for
taxation should lacreose wlthcKt a
corf espondoct tacroaeo of clvie expen
dftures a; this goatleasaa seems t-
aodelpate Thou wou'o It sot be
oquivaent to an iacteatod vafoaton
of o mii:ton dollars to raise $10 04
Bot this .opoiatry is only ca a par
wtoa aU ether Boot of argmmeM If
this geaileasaa wl.l ec!v ia ooe re
sted, wl ) he not deceive hi fU w
driaes lo others? to tho eye of the
law. a witmoos who ts false to ooe in
staaee is cooaMerod false ia every is-
caaee. aou u is only reasonable tc
apefe thte logic to toe efieru of this
false prophet of morality. He asoomes
to kaov more thaa those who coo
Staatly deal with that subject. He ar
re-pates to himself a greater kaow'
ge of our laws thaa Is poKe! bv
ay one :. Ho "knows more about
tnaa those who have
Has Returned to Salem.
Dr. A. T. Roberts the ee spe
rms returned to Salem andhm
in the Eldridge block, where b
be pleased to meet a', his old p
and friends. Rocm 21
b'.ock.
Killed Big Bear.
Caleb Woods killed a 300-pcund
bear out on the Woods Creek ranch
last Saturday. Caleb resides In Big
Elk. but went out to Woods Creek
last week, and discovered that a bear
was using what Is knows as the Starr
placa He started his bear doss on
the tiack Saturday. In about an hour 9
they raised bruin. After a chase of
some length, the bear took a trail on
which Caleb was sta'ioned. By and
by there was a rifle shot, asd bruin
was stretched at full length along the
trail. Caleb waited uati his hearship
was within 15 feet before he fired.
Cmrallls Times.
Police Matrons In Cenvente
St. Lonis Mo, Oct M Thti
era Police Matrons'
wmen was organized two jtul
began. It3 annual convecloa I
Louis today. Amocg tie ddej i
resented are Topeka, KtauC
Dubuque. Des Moines, St
Lincoln and Oklahoma C!tj
o
Dance at Pratura.
A social Can. . wll U jira i
Piatum Saturday e 'i&tobkti
IlWl. Good cCe- w teneJ
Music by Coo.ey & 0" axtoStl
Tckets 50 cents L. J tootsr1,!
manager. W1VU
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TO KILL THE DANDRUFF GERM.
Gold Dust Fta
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Made by THE SIDNEY PC
ER COMPANY, SldrtJ.
gon. Made for family utl
your grocer for it Btui
shorts always on bad
P. B. WaM
AGENT
VvVWhwSw99hhVv"
la tke OsJr Porble Wr of IlnvlnsT ,
An CScrttve Core.
If yoo see a woman or a man with lux
urtaat jiossr hair, you may be sure nel-
tsr mi dAacronT to amount to anything
la Bearly every case where women and
rata have thin brittle balr. they owe It
to daodreff. There are hundreds of prep
anUoai that v:UJm" to core dandruff.
bat aot one but Newbro's Htrpicide tails
yea that daadraff Is the result of a rra
borrewtes- bxo tsa scalfc aad that rr
aaaeat core of daadraff and Its conse
qoat tentae and baldnes. can only be
bad by kliHer the iko; and there Is no
ebr preaaratloa that will destroy that
reras but Kewbro's Herptclde. "Destroy
tbe cause, aad yea remove the effect "
S4 by leadieff drajrlsta. Esd Ke. in
?5! ftr. ua5,e to The Herpkide Co,
Sp-1 AeenL
IVtrolt. itlah.
KbII J
I Wall Paper
Latest designs in st
? and good work gu
teed. We have the
store and small prices
E. L. Lemm(H!
299 Liberty St
ri oi
rnone mu i?
,,pyj
evooing to Gorge V. Taylor aad Mis
Blanch Case.
ali
Weak. Kenroas People.
TV have rosoived Uuers ft
pans of the U. & highly r
kg Dr. Ouna's Stood S'orve Tok,
wUl ie faith we h ix the xeavsiy
has Wa fuMy sojtaired. We had
eooWeoee from the very VeghamUg
that this medfoiae shooMmake cores,
hot lacked that ummsm that rirnri
after ntaay swototeinJ trials. Xow
that we have he uaheM la our fee
hf we waat to wtoart to others oor
eonideaee. Nervous and unsteady
peofde. weak, nestle ffit, nhojily,
pale, or sallow people, are att viotkas
of weak, watery oteod. Mike Mw,
rieh blood, to ho foroid through the
system by V the artedes,
aad disease eaaaot reatala. This Tosie
cores disease by giving yoa ttreagth to
re tc AH orucgui seit H for 7e
per box, or t boxes for ti The tah
lets are to take after- each meal. They
tow the fea4 you eat isto rich xe4
Porsoos who tiiie this Took
gout us good sohVd nesh from 1 to i
P per week
been struggling with tho problem fir
yeans. He is the only pnso& in the
community who has a correct Mea of
pubHc morass, and he would Use to
f have his neighbors, an follow rtliirtn.
aN look to htm tor dlrecUoa ta their
moral aad pubhc wohfare He Is not
ssosed wVh cosJoanarag tho saloon
hosinoss. but must brand every am
eagaged In it as a "dteoorsor of tn-sanKy-
M tooahs of their Moss as
saptont commintartoa. and tho Uey
wouM ho more luMUtoontly reooived
by a "pair of tugging mules" than in
tho -maujruhae anmoncos" to which
they are orOioanV aonrosseo. This
so-caNed profossor ta & rottnioos ma.
Ho takes every opoononity to occupy
vacant. pulotta. He Voneres te the
book which tohvs no to heW so man ia
eoodemnatioB. yet raats aroo&d and
tears down every mombar of the torn
mnnky with whom he ooos not &Reo.
Ho preaches morality, yet perrons
facta and tho troth, and foments
eeeOL Hte utterance would set neiih
bor against neighbor hawbud againtt
wife father ajmincc bos. and u hta ad
vice were heeded ho wxu i have chaos
reign, -a. tho coauaux.y
Tho oetica catznu ; ccsces fy he
(nicAGo Smm
,vjpjlM!& MAJRGAlNJHOIISIy
Two Days More ol Our Great Underpricing!
Wednesday and Thatsday
Our competitors are howling Mke a lot of wolves on arE rf '
pocos we are selling ottr goods for. Wo sail the came goods boat t
the same minufTirtiirnrr -hk ,., .. .i u .. t.ar have at H
mt. -...- .i. -m.. ,, . , ,. ... ,. roe. F
matmxi iaB iaey can anoca to son taeiu w
expense does the work.
5 yard o&rk and Ught ohUd
nanoete sale price, yard ..?ic
ISfce wnnper ftaneUettos, aew
styles, prje per yard 7345
Patt obe MankoU 5e
75c slUc flalshed velveteens, all
5M yards dark calicoes, yard., ic
75c stlk antshed veJeteeos, alt
colors and black 45c
75e aM silk black taffeta, yard. .45c
Laea AM doth capea $5.95
Ladies' fS new Jackets $5.75
ku i.m wi it towels
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39c Turkey Ked damsk Xs I
50c white table dama b.
Ladles' 39c heavy fleeted j
rlbebd undonrear "- 1
pants, price ,,
tjniidren a uno
Price
P!b roods in even? MP1!
at the tame ratio
prices.
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TEE CHEAPEST STORE IN TEE NORTE
M'Evoy BrothersXourt St., W
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