Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, October 21, 1904, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text'"? HPK"w "8 DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1904 wr"1 i til Ii it A m .JLiiO rim r.'l'tl Don't Forget to Vote Stockton & Co The Old White Comet SPECIAL OFFER We arc making a grand effort to close out all of our ready to wear good, as usual. The now sUyle are hero in through and through (nil orcJ garments, In suitable effects of right trimming, the details that make a perfect suit or coat, ami modest pricing to cap It all. Ladies' Suits $4 to $20 Ladies' Jackets $1 to $20 Children's Jackets $1 to $ 1 2.50 "Ladies' Skirts $1 to $9 We have set aside one big rack or ladlej .skirts, which formerly sold at from $4.00 to $27.50, and will close them out at Half Price ORGANIZE LITERARY SOCIETY Tho Coleman Literary Society Is tho name of a new society organized by a number of young men up at the University last night. The object of tho society, as s'ated In the pream ble of their constitution, Is to develop tho art of debating and public speak ing among Its members. Partlclar emphasis Is to be placed upon debat ng, and Intorsoclety debates will be arranged with their rival society, the Pbllodorlan. This will make three llteiary societies In tho University, th'ore being ono girls' and one boys' noclety already. Tho organization of the new membership was mado nec essary by the membership of tho old one becoming too large to do effective work The name Coleman was given 1o It In honor of Prosldont John H. Coleman, who lins so completely won tho affection nnd confidence of every student In tho Unlvorslty. The regu lar meetings of the society will bo hold on Saturday night, with an inter mission of two wooks between each one,' tltti opening meeting to bo held November 5th. A constitution nnd byjaw .wore ndopted last night, the namo chosen and tho follolwlng officers elected: Prosldont Edgar F. Avorlll. 05. Vice-president. Paul Bench, '05. Secretary. K Klnnoy Miller. '05. Treasurer, Alvln 8. Nnco, '05. Censor. Halph Zorchor Sorgoant-nt-arms, llnlph Rador. Tho prosldont also appointed II. M Market, '00. and Hugono Whlpplo. '05, to net ns the program committee for Tho remainder of the school term. 'll K. Mlllor and II. 11. Market com vose a committee of two, to scnro n room In which th society shall meet. A special room will probably bo lit ted up on tho fourth Moor of the Unl varsity building 'Tho soclecy Is composed almost ox elusive!) of uppor rUissmon, and the number of preparatory students hold ing membership will lie limited at all tljtuos to one-fourth of tho total mom borshlp. o Salvation Army Conference, Dallas. Tex.. Oct. 21 Officers of the Sahatlon Army In. Texas gather od In Dallas today for their annual council and meeting Upwards of fifty officer, reproiontiug every corps in tho s'ate, aro in attendance M IHII1IHIIIHHHH I Failing Eye Sight If you have any trouble with your eyes, your eye glasses may not be satisfactory. I am most certain we can overcome the difficulty. Our Crystaline Leuses are the bct in the market, and warranted to be of absolutely perfect construction. Our instruments for testing and finding your eye defeats are the latest invention, and we have lately added ono which will test your glasses ia such a way that you can see for yourself if they ara absolutely perfect. Ooutultatlon and eyes tested free. Plwmr Opttolan, M 8tU Btrsst n for Yoar Favorite School The Daltymple Store CLOSING SALE A sale that has made the Stock ton business already supreme. It offers to women folks the widest opportunity for the choosing of goods that are absolutely correct In style and quality, and at the same time saves you many a dol lar on your Investments. Mens' Suits $3.50 to $10 Ttemember we will sell any $20 or $25 suit In the store for $10. Men's Wool Socks Regular 25c values J 7C Men's Ties Regular 25c values 5 c Dress Goods A grand slaughter of all these fine high grado Dalrymple Goods. No reserve; tho time for closing tho store Is close at hand, and the goods must go. EDITOR DIDN'T TELL The Contents of Roosevelt's Letter Concerning Seces sion of Panama New York, Oct. 21. Dr. Albert Shaw, editor of tho Review of Re views, In reply to tho accusation that a lettor written by President Roose velt to him, In which tho President re jects the suggestion that he aid a se cession of Panama from the Republic of Colombia, had been given out by him In vio'ntion of confidence, said today that tho letter was mado public by Mr. Ixob, and that ho bolloved with tho full consent of tho President He ndds: ."I believe that tho private expression mado by tho President, that the independenco of Panama will be welcomed, was shared in by the majority of tho people." Giant Football Players. Thoy te I It Uiat tho Utah football team, to play tho O. A. C. olovon in Corvnllls on Wednosday of noxt weok, is a collection of giants. A dispatch from Utah to tho Oregonlan recently stated that the player avoraged over 200 pounds per man. . Nobody evor saw anything so big on O. A. O. field, and It will bo Interesting to see what 11 big giants will do with the O. A. C. boys. The Ulnh team has nevor been dofonted. and that Is a thing that makei admirors of the O A. C men hold their broath Corvallls Tlmos KEEP YOUR HEAD UNCOVERED. Tfc Coastant 1ViU of a Hat Props, satri DamlruS Clermi. There are many men who wear their hnta practically all the time when awake and are bloaaed with a heavy shock of hair; et It the scalps of thete same men once became infested with dandruff, germs, the parasites would multiply all the quicker for lack of air. Baldness would ensue as the final result New. bro'a lterplclde kills these germs and stimulates unhealthy hair to abundant growth. Ilerplclde Is a pleasant hair dressing as well as a. dandruff cure and contains not an atom of Injurious sub tunc. Sold hy )adlng druggUtB, fund 10c In stamps for sample to The Ilerpl clde Co.. Detroit, Mich. rKnlol J iv flpicll Agent aaawiHnrnnMHnnyaanHai Money to Loan THOMAS K. FORD Over Ladd Rush's Rank. Salem. Or MMIMIItHrtHIIIli Restored Next door to Ladd A lush Bank i !! miiiMiir I MM MHHM1 III! Illit 'Things Doin' In The Piano Line t It Is The Big Hose that is talking to you,and when we say we are going to clenn up all the present piano busi ness in this valley, we mean ex actly what wo say. Of course thero will be a buyer or two whe could not see a bargain in piano that wni given to them, it's the thinking buyer we want to reach; the buyer who untlerr ands the value, and who will prove a living advertise ment for us It Is Yot Shrewd Bayer, whom wo want to gaze on the ! price-tags on our standard grade lines of pianos. Theso lines are ; the leaders of the past two do- -cades on tho floors of tho Pacific ', Northwest's largest and most ; rel able mulc houses. Read The Tags :: Allen & Gilbeit- : :: Ramaker Co. ; Salem Branch, :: 299 Commercial St. HIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIilinfH NEW TODAY DR. E. E. JACKSON Treats al dli onies of domestic animals Office Gl Kerry street Phono 2341 Main Resldeuco 17 Commercial street, Phone 2011 Red. Good Investment $260 can bo placed In safe security to bring good Inter est. A. B. H , care Journal. 10-21-tf Wanted. A girl of experience in housework, at German Bakery, 12th and Chemoketa streets, $5.00 per week for tho right one. 10-21-3t Wanted. A middle aged lady desire work on a farm, housekeeping, etc. Inquire 434 Cottage strost. Salem, Or 10-21-St Cash Paid For poultry nnd farm pro duce, also good apploa wanted. Capital Commission Company, gen eral commission merchants, 177 Comn'ivrdal street. 10-21-tfdw Wanted. A house, in good location, East Salem preferred, for smalt family; must have three or four bed roonw Apply to E. W. car Jour nal 1021-tf SOCIAL EVENTS Peerless Dancing Club. One of the mon brilliant successes of the social season was the opening reception of the Peerless Dancing Club, given under the direction of Miss Nettle Frazure, at Tioga hall, last evening. The hall was beautifully decorated In purple and orange crepe pap draped from the corners, anisl&es of the room to the centeV ;IntwoJpf the corners were cleverly arranged cozy seats, while in ano'her corner, which was by no means overlooked or forgot ten, as It proved one of the most re vlvlng features of the evening, was the punch bgwi. Here beautirul ferns had been used to good advantage, forming a complete bowe'r of green from which little Miss Alma Oswalt, daintily gowne3 rin pink,- served the punch. The music was furnished by the McE'roy orchestra, and the numbers were played with such perfect hnr- mony that every chair in the hall was left vacant during their rendition, while the merry throng glided over the hall with perfect ease, and en Joyed the music of the famous orches tra. The grand march wn3 led by Miss Frazure and Mr. Otto Miller, and fol owing came Mlsa Emma Miller and Mr. Claude Hlbbard. Many pretty gowns were in evidence, and about 44 couple attended. It is understood that these club par ties will be given on Thursday even Ing of each week, and thU news will bo welcomed by the lovers of this art Miss Frazuro will also conduct a ilaJclrrg academy, and, as she Is a mest accomplished dancer, will no doubt have large classes. While she has only resided In this city for about two ears, she has scores of friends who will aid her in making it a suc cess. Andrews-Slmpklns Wedding. A very pretty wedding occurred at the home of Mr. T. W. Andrews, near Amity, Ore., on October 19, 1904, when their daughter, Clara, was united in marriage to Mr. Jesse Slmkins, of Hopewell, Or. The bride was attended by Miss Ida 'M. Gooding, while the bride's brother, Lesley J. Andrews, supported tho groom. The wedding inarch was played by Mlsii Zoe Miller, of Amity, Or. She rendered tho march "Teasing Hearts" In a moit accomplished manner, and tho bridal party entered and took their places beneath a large arch of Ivy, and from which two large hearts of roses were suspended. The eremony was performed by Rev. Shepard, of Zena. Tho bride wore a handsome dress of white lansdowne, and carried a bouquet of white carnations. The young couple were tho recipients of many beautiful and valuable presents, They are spending a short honeymoon In Dallas, after which they will be at homo to their friend) at Hopewell, Or. They have the best wishes 'of a large circle of friends. Notice to the Public. All persons aro warned not to pay any money duo to me in matters grow ing out of the McNary estate to E. M. Croisau, or anyone else, without my authority, nor to allow them to con tract any debts in my namo nor for anyone to pay them any money for mo or on my account A. A. M'XARY. 10 G-dlmo OASTOniA. Bwrttts j The Kind w Haw Altrars Bccgfct The Kind w Haw Alwars r Signature of HOTELS The Wl.lamette. A. G. Baker, Portland. Frank Wood, St. Louis. A. D. Cleveland, St. Louis, W. U. Lloyd. Chicago. . R P, Hodge. New York. W. 3. Dcnonay and wife, Portland. H. H. Sorrel, San Francisco. B. Weyl, San Francisco. I O. Shell. Portland. Geo. N. Brown, Chicago. , Jno. Andrew and wife, Portland, A. R. Bel), Dallas Oliver Thornston, San Francisco. L. H. tanonsin, Portland. P. H. Poyro, Chicago. A. O. Van EiUnger, Portland, a E. Conner, San Francisco. O. a Cox, Portland. Mr. A. P. Atkinson and wife, Port land. R, M. Cramer, Albany. Fred Shields, New York. W. B, Honoyman, Portland. Alex Cohen, Massachusetts O. J. Rea, Portland. A. Brady. Portland. Jno. V Hunt, Woodbara. At H Laa. Saa FraacUeo. ii m ; tDjjsSi7 '"mSBiaivlir 3 jw ,i BENICIA REVERSIBLE Plows a "goin and comln'." This who has a hard time trying to throw dirt up hill. This throws everr furrow down hill, and no time Is lost going around a land. Four ol those In use in the vicinity of Sa em. Benicia Hancock Gang Plows Are the old reliable sort that please the farmer who is up against a tough proposition. Our sales this fall are more than twice as large ai last fall, and that saying a good deal. ASK TO BE SHOWN Chilled or steel mould board?. ' Jointers If desired. Rear wheel controller. Land gauge. Perfect four-horse evener, with plenty of room for four large hom Heavy castings and extra strength for rough ground. More Benlcla Hancocks In use than any two other disc plows. Monitor Double Disc Drills It's the dlsc3 and the all around construction. Three more sent out this week, one each, 12-bar, 14 bar and 18-bar. You never saw a Monitor Double Disc customer who would exchange his drill for any other sort. The double disc places the seed In the ground at an even depth, In a perfect seed bed. It does not tear out the trash, jou have taken pains to cover, for If It can't cut through it rolls over. It handles wetter ground than any other style of drill. It will not clog In any kind of soil. One enthusiastic user says he can seed down a sod field If nec essary. Send for catalog, If you can't come In. F. A. WIGGINS IMPLEMENT HOUSE I 255-257 LIBERTY STREET Freight Trains Collide. Geneva, N Y , Oct. 21 Three mem- hers of the train crews were killed innd three Injured as the result of a ' collision between two freight trains on the New York Central this morning. (imago 1 Friday and Saturday Bargain Days Theso are two great days with us for selling dry goods, Why wouldn't they be? Ixok at the prices we are asking for flrst-clas stand ard merchandise. Such low price were never quoted bb' any house W Salem. Read en: Full count pins, paper lc 8c dressing combs 4c 85c Peggy from Paris bags ....48c Best spool silk, spool 3c 75o girdle corsets .....48c 7c taffeta silk hair ribbon, yd 3$c Babies' 15c wool hose, pair .... 9c Ladles' 35c derby ribbed fleece lined warm underwear 23c 45c golf gloves, new shades ... .25c Ladies' 75c Florence union suits k nicely trimmed, price 48c So linen napkins 4C 1 white bedspreads, full b1zo..69c Men's 50c fleece lined winter un TEB CHEAPEST STORE M'Evoy Brothers.Comt St., Salem HANCOCK SIDE HILL DISf plow 19 a boon to the side-hill farmer! Tne Faultless Stump Puller The most convenient and most rapid stump puller on the market, combined with absolute safety and great strength. The way to settle the stump puller question is to look at everything Fhown, and then use o'our Judgment. "We want nothing better than to make comparisons of that sort. Send for catalog if you can't come. in. Throws In or out of gear instant ly. Cable wound by hand to take up Black. Cable cannot wind over itself, and thus cut and wear out. Heavy parts and castings that stand any strain. Bearings -correctly finished tU ted so you'll save a quarter horse power in the running. SALEM Chicago Market. Chicago, Oct. 21 "Wheat, Decem ber, $l.U1.16fc; May, J113H0 1.14; corn. 085S7s; oats, 28H 29 V Store derwear, salo price 29c MenU 25c wool hose l5c Ladies' 25c double hose support ers, all colors, price l0c Children's 10c hoso supporters 5c Wire hair pins, two pkgs for .. 1 So pearl buttons, doz c Aluminum thimbles, 2 for .... lc Best Sans silk, ball c Horn hair plna, doz 15c silk Mollne veiling, yard . Best Saxony yarn, skein ...-3HC 10c rod hair pins 15c shell hair pins " 200 yard spool thread 1c IN THE NORTHWEST. i ii i 1 1 1 i h tt mm m 1 twt Htniiiiiim'iiiiuiiinl . !