DAILY CAPITAL JOtTKNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1901.
"The Toggey"
265 Commercial St.
Uoforo deciding that your Christmas shpppinst
is over come in and look over our line of
NECKWEAR
The moat complete line ever brought to Balem
STEELHAMRIER & YANTIS
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We wish you one and all
Many Christmas
FULLER & DOUGLAS,
SALEM'S LEADING GROOEBS.
142 State Street Phono 2201
PERSONALS
Miss May Allen returned this morn
ine from Hubbard.
Mrs. Frod Richtor, of Chemawa, is
a Salem visitor today.
Miss Maggio Meyers wont to Albany
today to spond the holidays.
Attorney A. M, Cannon went to Al
bany today to spend Christmas.
Judgo R. S. Bean wont to Eugene
this morning to spond Xmas with his
family.
Judgo and Mrs. Geo. II. Burnett aro
spending Christmas with relatives at
Albany.
Miss Ncllio Peterson went to Leba
non .today, whero sho will spend
Christmas with relatives.
Mrs. A. N. Brown nnd daughters, of
Portland, will upond Christmas with
Miss Bollo Booth, of this city.
Miss Clara Smith loft this morning
for Saladn, whero sho will spond tho
holidays with Miss Lillian Baiu.
0. B. Long, enptam of tho Wt U.
football team, went to ids homo nt
Philomath today to spend tho holidays.
Albort Peterson, of tho Birmington
Mall Station, at Seattlo, is in tho city
to spond Christmas with his mother,
Mrs. Stanton.
Mrs. S. C. Dyer and son, Connoll,
went to tho Reform School today,
where thoy will spend Christmas with
Mrs. N. II. Loonoy.
Mrs. F. Bend, of Irving, who has
been visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. 0. P. Hoff
tho past week, roturnod homo today.
Miss Delia Hagan accompanied her
homo, and will spend tho holidays with
her.
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Zinn's
154 Stato Street.
104 Court Street.
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j: White House
:: Restaurant
George Bros. Props.
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Attornoy Percy R. Kelly, of Albany,
is in tho city today on business.
A. Q. Steolhammor, of Sllvorton, was
in tho city yesterday on business.
Isaac Stoincr is in Boise, Idaho,
spending Christmas with rolativ'cs and
friends.
Misses Altn and Vera Easthnm wont
to Salem to spend Christmas. Eugene
Register.
Mrs. George Pain wont to Browns
villo today to visit her mother during
tho holidays.
Miss McLeod returned to her homo
nt Brownsville today, after a visit with
Salem friends.
C. C. Robinson went to Corvallis this
morning, where ho will spond Xmas
with his family.
Miss Clara Louise Tliomspson, direct
or of tho "Huskin' Beo" is in tho city
visiting friends.
Manager John Fischer, of tho Mar-
gnrito Fischer Company, is in tho city
today on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Col. Olmstcad went to
Portland this morning, to spend Christ
mas with friends.
Attornoy George G. Binghnm went,
to Portland last ovcnlng, where ho
will spend Christmas.
City School Superintendent Trnver
has returned from a visit to tho Port
land and Eastern Oregon schools.
County Commissioner Mlloy returned
to his home nt Aurora yesterday, after
n short business visit in tho city.
Miss Ethel Rossiter, of Portland, will
arrivo in tho city tonight, to spend
Christmas with relatives aud friouds.
L. C. Shedeko, of Umatilla, Or., is
in tho city, visiting his brother, Joe,
tho popular motormnu on tho depot
car.
Miss Bettio Bosnian, of Brownsvlllo
returned to her homo today, after a
visit nt the homo of I. M. Long, of
this city.
Miss Lizzio Schutz went to Sodaville
this morning, whoro sho will spond
tho Christmas holidays with relatives
and friends.
J. Albert McPolnnd, formerly of
Salem, but who is now nt Saginaw, is
spending tho Christmns holidays with
Salem friends.
Cnpt. II. D. Mount, of Silverton,
grand commnndor of thq Indinn War
Voternns, was in tho city yesterday on
ofllcinl business.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M. Long left for Ta
coma last night, whoro thoy will spond
Christmas with their daucbter, Mrs,
R. L. Bellinger.
Edward Hogue, of Tho Journal rep
ortorlal stnff went to his homo at Al
bnny this morning, to spond Christmns
with his parents.
Miss Bessio Eakln, who nttonds
school in Eugene, is homo to spend tho
holidays with her paronts at Rickrcall
and friends in this city.
Miss Edua Houston has returned to
hor homo in Eugene, nftor a short visit
at tho homo of her undo, R. B. Hous
ton, on South Commercial street.
Mrs. T. B. Kay, and little daughtor
Margery, aro homo from a visit of sov
eial weeks duration with relatives and
friends in San Francisco and other Cal-
Salem
yisitor
DOPED
A young man from Mill City
caused . considerable excitement in tho
Yew Pnrk neighborhood last ovoning
by attempting to invado tho homo of
J. C. Coffey. Ho made his appearance
nt tho house, which was occupied at
tho time by Mrs. Coffoy and two small
children. After knocking nt tho door,
which was oponcd by tho lady of tho
house, ho tried to forco an entrance,
but was provontod by her slamming tho
door in his fncc. Sho locked it, nnd
then dashed out of a rear doory and
w"ont to n neighbor's liouso for assistance.
A genornl call to arms resulted, and
tho intruder was soon sprawling on
his back, hors do combat. Ho was es
corted to tho police station by tho of
ficers, nnd, nftor n rest, was nblo to
clvo a partial account of himself. .Ho
Bnid that ho visited Salem on business,
and fell in with n strangor yesterday,
just boforo tho timo for tho Albany
local in tho evening.. Tho two startod
for tho depot, and on tho way partook
of a liquid out of a bottle, which tho
friend offered him. This wns tho only
drink that ho had during tho day, and
ho wns soon out of his head, nnd rocol
locts but very littlo that transpired
nftor that timo until ho nwoko in jail
this morning.
Ho had a certificate of deposit for
$ 250 on nn Albany bank, nnd was well
dressed. Ho rogrotjed tho occurrence
very much, nnd is, nnxlous to find tho
w friend. It is thought thnt some
rounder had him spotted, und intended
to do him bodily harm, If he could in
duce tho Mill City mnn to wander out
in tho suburbs, away from tho thor-oughhfares.
Willamette Christmas Dlrmor,
Wlno will bo served at tho Willam
ctto Hotel Christmas dinnor, Zinfanr
del, Rcisling and Sautcrncs, vintngo of
1806.
BRANDED
TURTLE
FOUND
Think of emeralds, think of Hinges-Christmas.
A rcliablo citizen of Junction is re
sponsible for tho following etory,
which though it may liavo tho scent
of fish owing to tho specios of animal,
was given out for nn honest "Injun"
truth'. Long In the enrly 'COs a Mr.
Lawronco captured n largo turtlo
known as tho mud turtlo, in that sec
tion of the country, and through tnoro
curiosity as to how lojig lived these
animals, it was branded in 1860 in
threo places, onco with a brnndtng Iron
and twice with his knife, nftor which
It wns freed, and novel seen until a
few weeks ago, whon John Hondorson,
of Junction, In search of turtles, ro
captured it nnd took it to Junction,
where, according to tho story, it was
exhibited. It seems tho brands that
wero placed with tho knifo woro ox
tlnct, whllo tho ono that was made
with tho hot iron stod 'out very dis
tinctly. Tho story further goes that
during tho past years rewards havo
been offered for tho recapture and re
turn of tho turtlo to John Lawronco,
son of tho Mr. Lawronco who first
found It. It is tho intention of tho
ownor to tako tho turtlo to Portland
whero it will bo placed on exhibition
during tho Lewis nnd Clark fair.
This turtlo was found on tho Ingram,
Island in Benton ,county nnd ro-cap-turod
within throa miles of whcija it
was branded nnd liberated.
It Is said that tho averago llfo of a
turtlo is far boyond 100 years.
Journal at Out Rate.
Tho Journal publishers propose to
glvo thoir subscribers tho bonofit of n
great cut in subscription prlco for tho
coming year. Instoad of making a spe
cial Balo day on which to roceivo year
ly subscriptions by mail at $3, wo now
offer to roceivo subscription for 1903, if
paid nt any timo during tho remainder
of tho old year at the $3 rate. All sub
scrlptlons must bo paid up for nil of
tho current yoar, and for tho full yoar
of 1005, in ordor to get tho bonofit of
A MAN'S
CHRISTMAS
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You can hunt the 'map all over
and you can't find another storo
in this vicinity whoro tho aro
bo many approprlnto gifts for
men and boys.
Como to a Man's Storo1 for n
Man's things. Wo know what
is right nnd correct, and we know
what men like.
OVERCOATS
SUITS
WHITE FULL DRESS VESTS
RAIN COATS
HATS
SILK UMBRELLAS
DRESS SUIT OASES
SHOEING JACKETS
BATH. ROBES
BEAUTIFUL NEOKWEAK
HANDSOME MUFFLERS
FULL DRESS PROTECTORS
OLOVE8 FOR EVERY WEAR
PAJAMAS
FANCY HALF HOSE
SUSPENDERS
NEW FANCY SHIRTS AND
SOFT WHITE PLAITED
BOSOM SHIRTS
Again wo say n Man's Store for
n Man '3 things.
Evorytklng for boys, too.
Pricos low enough for all.
Salem Woolen Mill Stoe
C. P. BISHOP, Proprietor
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STATE NEWS
Xmas Eve
Has at last arrived. Tonight thero will bo many trees flllod brimful
of good things. Thero may bo n few things you havo forgotten pos
Blbly n book or a game. Wo can supply you up to tho lost mlnuto with
most desirnblo gifts, notwithstanding tho tromendous trndo we havo
had. We will remain open late tonight.
Monday Customers
Will find our storo open until noon. Wo thank nil for past favors and
wish ovcryono n most happy Christmas.
PATTON'S BOOK STORE
"The Home of Great Things at Little Prices.'
In a statement Issued by Sonntor
Mitchell aud Congressman Hormnnn
thoy say thnt hoy fear no charges that
can ber brought ngainst them by tho
federal grand jury. They nro ready to
toll all thoy know about Western land
transactions v
Arthur Leador was flnod $15 and
costs for striking his fathor whllo tho
latter was visiting his old homo noar
PortlutuU Tho father is old nnd had
been divorced from his wifo sovornl
years ago.
, Otto Kloln was awnrdod $0025
ngnlnst tho Southorn Pnclflp Company
for tho loss of a log. Tho enso was
tried boforo tho Unltod States court in
Portland, and wns for $20,000.
Fred Foster, of Linn's Mills, Clacka
mas county, swallowed somo particles
of glass whllo onting n dish of much
Monday morning, nnd his life was only
saved by tho offorts of Oregon City
physicians. For two days Foster's con
dition was sorious. ,Tho glaBs was con
tained in Uio packngo of mush.
Millions of dollars a year arc
lost by not using Schilling's
Best
te bilrfnf.powdtr p'e
codn (Uroclnf (Uracil d
and nobody gains by usinp
anything else instead.
Yoiu ftoctf'i ; mMuyUuk.
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OIL
20c Pet
Gallon
50c
25c
$ New Walnuts, 3 lbs. for
Z New Dates. 3 lbs. tor
'Twill pay yon to see our big line of fresh candies before baying yoar
Amaa supplies.
ATWOOD & FISHER,
I Phone 57 J. Grocers Corner Commercial and Coart.
ifornia points. Mrs. Kay reports hav
ing had u most cnjoynblo timo.
Ennis Snvnge, n student of tho Lo
land Stanford Univorsity, is in tho city
to spond tho holidays with his parents.
Miss Itoso West, who has been visit
ing hor slstor, Mrs. A. W. Prescott, in
this city, returned to tho University of
Oregon yestorday, where sho is attend
ing school.
Miss Merccdos Sims, who attends
Mills College, noar Oakland, California,
is homo to spond tho holidays with her
parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Thos. Sims. Hor
many friends will bo glad to sco hor.
Mrs. Albort Dickinson, of Salem,
camo up yestorday noon, and will
spond tho Christmas holidays with hor
mothor, Mrs. N. Chambors, in this
city. Mr. Dickinson is expected to
como and joiu his wifo Saturday ovon
ing. Albany Herald.
Mr. and Mrs. A. ICMoores havo re
turned from nn oxtondod thlp through
out tho East, visiting tho world's fair,
and many of tho larger cities, Thoy
also attended tho wedding of Miss
Ethel Itaymond to Mr, Archibald Fents
Boyd, which occurred in New York
City December first.
Mr. nnd Mrs. TJios. Holt havo ro
turnod from a several month's visit in
tho East, during which timo thoy at
tended tho St. Louis fair and visltod
relatives and old-time friends at Elli
ott, Rod Oak and Atlantic, Iowa, also
many other points in Iowa and Illinois.
They report a splendid time nnd flno
tveatbor most of tho timo while away.
Miss Hulda Soiwert, of Baker City,
deputy clerk of Baker county, is In
Salem for a visit with her parents at
the family home near Salem.
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Fixe at' LaOrande.
Fire destroyed properly at La
Orande to the. valuo of $2000 yesterday
morning.
this rate. Call at any timo, and got
vour snoclal rato, but romombor that
this docs not count aftor tho first of
Junuary. Undor tho special cut rato
you can get your dally for 1005 by
mail at $3, or by carrier at $5; thus
saving one dollar on tho regular price
HOFER BROS., Publishers.
LOUISE
AFTER HER
BABIES
Berlin. Doc. 24. Formor Crown
Princess Louiso lias left Lolpsic, en
route to Florence, and it is reportod
from Home that sho as engagod rooms
for her childron, whom sho says sho in
tends to havo brought to Franco nt all
costs.
Handsome Present.
Tho omploycs of J. P. Ucjjera pro-,
sontod him with nn elognnt gold watch
of tho eclohratod Hamilton tneiko. It
is highly appreciated by Mr. Rogers.
When tho watch was prosontod to
Mr. Rogers, ho callod the attention of
tho "boys," 14 in numbor, to tho fact
thnt, according to his figures, thore
wero 13 months In this yoar, nnd, ac
cordingly presontod each' within," chock
calling for an extra month's pay. Tho
omployos had to look twice to boliovo
their eyes, such was their surprlso, and
they wished thdlr boss jnany happy
Christmas days.
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' The finest every day meals and Z
, French Dinners on Sunday.
;; Next to Edison Theatre, Stato St.
IMAC
SMITH'S
CAFE
Knights Templar Elect.
DoMolay Commondery No. 5, 1C. T.,
held their annual election Friday ov
cnlng at which timo tho following of
ficers woro elected for the ensuing
year, and woro duly installed by Past
Commander Geo. H. Burnett:
W. II. Byrd, E. C.
A. II. Stelnor, GenoralUsImo,
13. A. Piorco, Captaiu-aenerHl.
O. O. Brown, Prclato.
John II. Albert, Treasurer.,
A. A. Cunningham, Senior Wurden.
Lot L. Poarce, Junior Warden.
f. A. Turner, Recorder. ,
O. A. Gray, Warder.
, IT. Schoomakor, Sontry.
V. R. Davis, Sword Boarerv
Lloyd Hauser, Standard Bearor.
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