Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, December 13, 1904, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textvt .lyflpi.'11'!1""' DAILY CAPITAL JOOTWAL, SALKH, OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1004. It! h'J! 4 :J ffl VI I SILK SPECIAL 65c yd Wnlstings nnd fancy silks for mak ing operh' bags, etc. that sold for merly for'$J.OO to $1.50, aro offered special at 05c n yard. ALL DRESS GOODS ARE OF FEBED AT BALE PRICES. THE BEST SILKS IN THE WORLD ,,OOBTIOELLAj Wo aro tho Salem agents' v ' ' ' V''' Great snlo . of furs. Nothing is moro lasting, jnoro ncccpt ablo, 6r moro boruitiful tlmn a fur boa. Wo havo tho most com ploto stock in all Salem. Soeipg is bolloving. ( New Edison Theatre PROGRAM - WEEK OF DECEMBER 12. VIOLA ROSS AND BABY ESTHER ' W V 4f.l T. " jiiuniiu jcueca. fT "" LA MONT BROS. & Acrobats Par Excellence. $ 1, ANNIE GOLDIE 'iCoon Shoutcr and Monologuist. i , ) , . ' QUIZINA r Contortionist and Dencor. PEARL GRAYSON, -Tho Sweet Singor. ' KEITH PIANO WIZARD. THE EDISONOBCOPE. winiiimimiMimir- ! AMUSEMENTS. I fnilitiiiiiiuHiiiniiH TONIGHT. New Edison Rofincd Vaudovillo. COMING ATTRACTIONS. Grand Shorcacres. Grand Ohineso Honeymoon. "Evoryninn," tho strango, weird realism held n fairly well filled opera houso spellbound, from tho timo that the mossongors first nilontly appeared un til after the' doctor's lecture. It is n play out of tho ordinary, and was played by players fur nbovo tho ordin ary. "Par older tlmn tho mastorplecos of Williom Slmkcsponro, it Is just as ap propriate as' when It was wrltton by an humble monk. It has lost uono of if lessons, nor has time blotted out or dimmed its moral, Tho Ben Greet Company pictured tho great plcco with n Hfcllko reality. Mrs, Cbnstnnoo Crawley Bustaluod the dint cult part of Everyman, nnd nt times winiy dimYnod eyes told a mute story of the power of tho play, Tho entire cast carried the audience to higher realms, and the play will pass on down to bo .Nx ninniiiimmiiiNiniHMiiiiiinmnmnnnt f Woven Wife Fofes One of the greatest and prettiest (ads In watch fobs ever made their durability nnd elegance, will make them a piece of Jewelry which Is going to slay. We have an immense assortment of these at moat reasonable prices. There it golue to be more watches bought and presented this year than wo over nbticfd before. We havo been obliged to telegraph for special ones which aro Koing faster than we expected. It will pay yon to visit our store. We have tuch a varied line that any ouo can find Jost what ie wanted. Keli- Trnntmnnt and 1ivr IVIimw j, ... ------ -"---'i --"" WWi lt WW I HIHHH III 1 WH'HI iH 1 1 SEOGKTON & COMPANY THE OLD WHITE CORNER ; ! The Useful PULL TO OVERFLOWING WITH clothing and shoes linos embrace tho most Important, more useful things for Christmas gifts. Tho presents that aro enjoyed the most aro tho useful ones, nnd our big store has been liberally stocked In theso lines. CHRISTMAS UMBRELLAS 38c to $ JO THE BEST-DRESSED BANK OLEBK in tho county Stein-Block Smart Clothes. Ho used to pat ronlzo merchant tailors, but found that tho monoy thoy cost him was not profitably spent. Then ho tired an ordinary mako of ready-to-wear clothes. They wero only veneered, and in a -week tho veneering warped. Then ho camo to us. Slnco thon ho has been promoted four times, and says ho thinks the clothes, holpcd him, .for in-banking as in every other walk of life, good appoaranco counts hoavily in a man's advancement. SmmlBism. Rr-y, remembered as ono of tho finest attrac tions that has ever appeared before a Salem audience. The Now Edison. An immenso crowd formed in front of tho New Edison last night, seeking admission. The now bill prosented was a good ono. Evory net was a genuine novelty, nnd tho show went through without unnecessary delay, doing away with tho waits nnd dclnys. It was a packed houso that greeted tho LaMont Bros., acrobats parexcol- lonco. Their difficult stunts brought them hoarty applause. Pearl Grayson again sang herself in to favor, with "Just Next Door." Grnco Darnley, a pretty, as well as clover contortionist, oxhibited a suplo noss of body really beyond, belief.. Her feats of bonding were graceful nnd neatly executed. Zornlda played upon musical instru ments, whilo balancing in mid-air, showing conolusivoly that ho is a mns tor qf balance. Annie Goldie, that clovor lady mono loguist; nnd singer, kept tho audience in a roar of laughter by hor comical antics and puns'. AJiss Goldio certainly knows how to bring out tho "point" of a story. You cannot hnvo tho blues nftor you havo onco honrd her. Violet Boss, assisted by a vory prot ty child, presented several nrtistic poses, of well-known paintings. Her costumes were beautiful, nnd her in terpretations of celebrated pictures wore very good. Tho Edlsonnseopo exhibited a now series of moving pictures, tho best over sgen in Salem. Everyone- should see tho buby thnt caused all tho trouble. Tho Jimiingemcnt' wishes to thank tho many patrons ofy their generous support, and hereby announce that thu Saturday matlneo will bo dovotod to tho entertaining of children, Tho ad mission will bo reduced to 6 cents, for children only, Friday night will bo devoted to ama teurs who wish to display their talent. An Opportunity For thoso interested in art presents itself Tuesday ovening, whon Rov. P. S. Knight'givos his lecturo, "Christ in Art." at tho Central Congrcgntlonal church. Admission 25 conts, St .TnwrnlAi. anil ftnttnlkn CQ Kttlu C J"" - "'" lv". .., w,. mmr T im H xn MWM4 -JJ : Hill rft Store HOLIDAY GOODS. Tho dry goods, BFAOHDEL SHAMS AND SCARFS, 26c and up. BILK WAISTS 'ONE-HALT PRICE JACKETS AND SKIRTS ONE-HALF PRICE. J KID GLOVES Our holiday lines aro full of goodness. If we glovo your hand we win your heart. Prices rango 75c to $2 OUTING. GOWNS 18 to $1.50 Bvory i stylo and quality tho heart could wish for is here. GOOD ROADS (Continued from first page.) thank you for your very cordial greet ing." Governor Chamberlain and Senator M. A. Miller, of Lebanon, delivered ad dresses to tho delegates. Tho governor spoke on "Oregon nnd Its Roads," whilo Senator Miller discussed tho sub ject of working convicts upon tho pub lic highways. The program tomorrow will include addresses by H. B. Thielson, Dr. James Wthycombe, Prof. P. L. Campbell and Dr. John Coleman. Election Board Case. On stipulation it was agreed between the attorneys of plaintiff and defend ant In the enso of Charles Livesloy against tho election board in ward Xo. 2, (hut the plaintiff should hnvo "until 3 p. m. tomorrow in which to filo reply, or otherwiso plead to defendant's nn swer to plaintiffs complaint. NEW TODAY For Sal(j 80 acros of land on Yaquina Bay, or will trado for property in or nettr Salem, W. H. Parker, at State Printing Oftlcc. 12-13-Gt. o Hair Swltchos Mado to order. Apply to Mrs. J. I Goswick, west end of Mission street, South Salem. 12-12-lwk Blacksmith Shop. Plymnlo & Arm strong havo opened a shop in tho old Glover & Pat ton stand, at No. SO State street. Your work solicited. 12-12-tf To tho Public I will not bo responsi ble for any bills, unless contracted by myself. E. M. Kightlinger, Sa lem, Oregon. Dec. 12, 1004. l2-12-3t Eatrny Notice. Notice it hereby given that I have taken up and Impounded the following J escribed animal found running at largo within tho City of Ba em, to-wlts One bay horso, blnze-face, right hind foot white, horseshoe brand on right shoulder, shoe on ono hind foot. Ono bay horse, sway-back, big star in forehead, three shoes on. The owner of ald animal can hTe the aame br proving property and paying tho legal chars and ezpenaea OfUklng up and keeping etc aud In default thereof for fire dajs, I rill proceed to tell tho aald animal at pnhlio auction a provided In ordinance No. SCO of the afora- tuld city. J. H. PENLAND, Foundm&ister Serath Ward. December 13, 1904. PLUNGED IN STdCK MARKET Then Could Not Stand the Drop of Prices Butte, Dec. 13. Because of heavy losses as tho result of tho slump in Amalgamated Copper, together with tho loss of his position, caused Aza VanQoerder, general bridge foreman on the Great Northern railroad to commit suicide. Ho blow his head from tho shoulders with a shotgun. The Miracle Play. The horse-senso reporter took in tho so-called English importation of the middle-ages or 13th century vaudeville. It was a forcgono conclusion thnt it would be h regular undertaker's pink tea. But no ono supposed that it would bo used in future to frighten children into being good. Tho play opens with death coming on tho stago dressed in pieces of old moldy tombstone, rotten coflln boards nnd other cheerful decor ations. Ho talked in a peculiar buzz saw contralto, and after a speech by somo one, put on tho playbill as "God," who shouted in a hoarso voico from a privato box, Everybody bobbed in with an old banjo, and n suit of parti-colored tights, frazzled at the knees. Fellowship camo in dressed up liko a beer-sign Gambrinus, and soon disclosed that his being a good fellow depended on a prosperity administra tion. Relatives likewiso passed up tho childish Everyman, and his banker gavo him tho glassy glare, and refused his collaterals. Then Everyman gets hext to his collnrbone, and Knowledge undertakes to put him wise. This makes him get awful good. Ho plays closo to tho margin Of his pile, makes his will, and gets downs o ntho Old Nick, who loses tho ball. Somo of his 'friends show up in gunnybag Mother Hub bards, designed by a Holy Roller modiste. Tho .awful take-off on Beauty, enough to scaro unborn children out of their wits, nnd her companions, find tho undertaker's bill too high and aban don their friend nt tho gate of tho cem etery, in 20th century stylo. Death gets his second wind, sounds his dinner horn onco more, and red nnd white angels, with turkey foathor Cluster wings lot Everyman down into tho pit to slow music, bells tolling, nnd gener al consolntlon, Tho last two attend ants nro about as cheerful as the rest, and thoy would havo brightened up the preserved specimen shelves of a dis secting room. Tho brainy people of tho city who sometimes think wcro not all out. Tho orchestra had a night off. The stago was sot with paper trees and cotton oranges, and some very modern sofa pillows. Tho black and white par tics at each wing slept, once in a whilo awakening in time to do their stunt nt adding to tho solemnity of tho occa sion. Thoro wcro somo good nctors in tho lot, nnd ono voice, that sounded moro liko singing tlmn anything that has been heard there for somo timo. Tho mnn who did tho part of God must havo been n Kansas Populist, ns his, speech was a hard-luck calamity howl. Tho human race wero n bad lot, going to destruction on a gallop, and without a redeeming feature. That fol low could not run for office in this town, but ho came near expressing what is tho opinion of the world today in tho mind of somo orthodox thea logians. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the 6&$tf&z& Signature "Don't" THEOW AWAY YOUB UMBRELLA BUT TAKE IT TO WATT SHIPP The Bicycle Man. Umbrellas made to order, Covers put on A fine line of handles and general repairing. Money to Loan THo'tfAa k. ponn Over kadd ft Bash's Bank, Salem, Or mat am ,3wm-m Mi mtmmmMMiW. a ""r r?L- T' m"jKJm. m m ?4 PEOPJUttlMAjRGAINi Useful Christinas Presents Dress Goods, Silks, Waists, Silk Handkerchlofs, Fancy Handkerchi t Linen Handkerchiefs, Neck Ties, Furs, Silk Wnists and hundreds of oth ' Prices guaranteed to bo the lowest. McEYOY BROS. wwmvvwwwv Hints iot Christmas Gifts Abums Dressing Cases Toy Tranks Toy Wagons Toy Banks SO Pin Alleys Parses Toys Games Gloves Shawls Sweaters Ftirs Belts Leggins Mittens Bootees Baby Jackets Boys' All New Goods. the, R0STEIN & 298 and 300 Commercial MWMMM Indian Baskets. An clabornto display of toys at tho Variety Store, on Court Street. Also fancy cako cutters, shell pan nnd tin ware. A now lino of .Noah Bay Indian bnskots. A. M. Welch, Prop. Salem Poultry and Dog Show mm p Scbrelber Duildine State Street Opens Thtttsday at 1 0 o'clock Ponltry entries close Wednesday at 0 p. m. If you have not yet entered telephone or call on C. D. MINTON, Secy. Electric Hand Lamps Just tho thing for theso dnrk nights. Cnll and seo them. You touch tho button. Thoy lijht up. Biko lamps, too. Plenty of them. All sorts. Oil lamps and gas lamps. Carbide In bulk, In cans, lbs lbs .25c .35c Sundries for tho wheel. Anything you need. F. A. Wiggins Implement House, 255-257 Liberty St. Farm Implements, Automobiles, Sewing Machines and Supplies. :t tZ( MEN'S WOMEN'S CtSIt' OREGON W&Jf&B' Corner of rnmm dal and Court Streets imiHIMMIHM ! Silk Mufflers Underskirts Dress Skirts Umbrellas Chilis Far Sets inbw oacK combs Ladies and misses Jackets Handkerchiefs Overcoats ! Lowest Prices In I City GREENBAUM St. Salem MtIHHIIIHgimm Burnt Leather Work. The Varloty Store, on Court street, hns the swellest line of burnt leati pillow tops in tho city, black, white ani colors, with Mt. Hood nnd Multnomah Falls. Anno'ra M. Welch, Prop. Chlckon Dinner Served at Unity church Wednesday evening, from 5 to 8 o'clock. 2t FULL STOCK Wo now havo a full stock of Hy acinths, Tulips, Crocus, Narcissus, Snow Drops, Jonquils and a nice as sortment of Chinese Sacred Lilies. Would be pleased to havo the public caU and inspect our stock at Savage & Fletcher 322-324 Commercial St. O. C. T. CO.'S PASSENGER STEAMERS POMONA and Altona leave for Portland daily except Sun day at 10 a. m. For Corvollis Daily, oxcept Sun day, at about 6 p. m. Deck: Feot ef Tratle Sir M. P. BALDWIN, At $3.50 SHOES Your inspection is invited to the best nnd most popular line. All the wanted styles in seasonable fot' apparel. Let your next pair De a $3.50 shoo from tho SHOE CO. , 4&? T..J,,