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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 20, 1905)
DAILY OAPJEAIi JOWSKAls SALEM, OEEOOH, MONDAY, rEBBUABY 20, 1905. 8 KANSAS rrrAMiKjWi THE QUALITY STORE STOCKTON& CO mxMS-As&mmmsB OIL THE OLD WHITE CORNER JBsk. t I SJ"lSsVlll sBBBWlBh.""V . . uxifjy 1 1 Keep your oye on this hustling, bustling store of ours. This week will bo n lively week with us. Each day we will offer some lino of goods at startling unheard of redactions. Watcfi the Papers MONDAY will fee CORSET 506 corsets $ 36 75 corsets CO 1.00 corsets 05 $1.36 corsets 88 $1X0 corsets 93 $1.75 corsets 1.10 $2.00 corsets 1.35 $2.25 corsets 1.05 $3.00 corsets 2.00 Silk Satin Girdles 40c each g9'jjjjff mreiuJnr WX wl 448 CORSET SALE MONDAY Special attention will bo giyen to corset cuatoraers, and our beat effort will be exerted to please. We Guarantee Fit and Satisfaction Only a Few Mote Days Few Those New 50c Dess Goods DON'T TAIL TO AVAIL YOUItflELF OF TIBS OPPORTUNITY TO BKOUBB THE VERY LATEST MOHAIR NOVELTIES, ETAMINES, ALBATROSS AN1 HENRIETTAS NOW ON DISPLAY IN OUR COURT STREET WINDOW. New Today Xew goods keep coming in. We an notate today the arrival of LADIES' SHOES INFANTS' SHOES MEN'S CLOTHING MEN'S SHIRTS MEN'S TIES COVERT OVERALLS WORK SHIRTS LADIES' WAISTS MORE DRESS GOODS MORE WASH GOODS SHEETINGS Many big consignments goods nro still en routo East. of new from tho Opposes Transfers to the Big Octopus Legislature Passes Six Bills as Result of Frenzied Revolt P &f J ) V I Ve2 I ?j!l12! !&. 50c Shifts mid ucgllgco shirts tho very stylos just received. 58c Shoes IM hildrcn's solid leather built like n battleship. shoos 65c Shbts Men's fancy dress shirts, formerly sold for $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50, re duced to Q56 New Edison Theatre R. P. Starkey, Manager. Week commencing Monday, I'obruary 20, 1005. Startling Vaudeville, XXylnnd & Grant, tho Clevor and Versfttllo Eastern Artists. The ProciAdos, Moxlctm Magicians, Direct from City of Mexico. La Toftca, Happy Hooligan n-whcel. Harry Moyer, Singing!, "Wlicro tho Southern Rosea a row." Marvolouti EdUon-oacope Views of timely Intoreit, Matinees Satunlays and Sundays. Ortutd Matinee Washington's Birthday. Cluuigo of Acts Thursday.. Admission, 10 ceuts. UHinnimniinw' j! AMUSEMENTS, j! i'mniiniiiiiHuiiiiii' EdUou- TONIGHT. -Vaudovillo. COMING ATTRACTIONS. QraudPaul GUmoro in tho Muuuuy and tho Humming lilrd, Now Edison Theatre. As usual, Miiuager It, 1. Starkey has nrranged anothor excellent program I for Kdlsou jiHtrons this week. It smncksl of n variety tlmt is suro to ploaso, but h performance at tho popular Kdlsou are pleaslHg one eon go auy time, and lio wr of seeiug tho bast, Hyland & Grant, the versatile sketch team. Baby Hylnnd, the youngest ba ton twirler in the world. J'erlendos, clever Mexican magicians. IaTosoa, or Happy Hooligan awheel. Harry Moyer, Salem's sweet singer. To get the tnwit seats eome early. Grand mat Iiim Wednesday, February 2d, Wash ington's birthday. MARRIED. ItKNtiON-.MUM.KH At the heme of tho bride's pariHtts la North Salem, Bnwlay afternoon, February, 10, lDOB. .Mist Ula K. Hemma to .Mr. V. J. Mailer, both of Salem. Rev. HurNSfMNM OllleiMtlHg. Tli eeremouy whs performed iu the preeeuee of a wan I Ifamily party. Hath tke yoeeg peede "re weii awl favuro Uly kaowa In tills olty. The bride Is tke oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Uyuma Heaven i ml a very estimable youeg wemua. The groom u a barber ia ttvaes' aop oh State street. They will begia aoueekeemlag ia their new home at S10 Chare street. NEW TODAY Dry Wood For sale. Stovo wood at $4.80; eord wood at $3.50. Call on H. ('. Kightllngor or phone main SI. 2-20 3t Prof. .Jameson. Renowned Scientist, treats all diseases sueeeMfully, using Hieetro and Finsen's light X-Itay niHuimi. Hitirtetige buiiiiing, rooms 1). K. and F. J! 20 tf Topeka Kan., Feb. 20. The Oil Pro ducers' Association has engaged Sena tor Fitzpatriek and Representatives Beekman to go to Washington to op pose the transfer of the Foster leases in Indian Territory to the Standard Oil f "mmny. The Kansas delegation in congress will be asked to oppose the transfer. A Topeka special says: The state of Kansas, with $400,000 and a stiff backed population, has set about the task of fighting Standard Oil, with $400,000,000,000, and tentacles spread ing all over tho United States and for eign countries. The battle between the Sunflower state and the greatest of all monopolies nnd its ultimate outeomo will be worth watching. Back of tho state of Kansas are powerful influences which have not yot appeared upon the canvas. The peo ple of the state have appealed to Thos. W. Lawson, of Boston, who has already paid his sarcastic compliments to Standard Oil, to take the generalship of the fight, but it is doubtful if he will accept. However, it is figurod he may bo relied upon for any friomlly counsel. In six days the Kansas legislature has passed the anti-trust legislatien: Anti -discrimination bill Aimed at .standard Oil. Maximum freight rate bill To pre vent railroads favoring Standard Oil. linilroad commission bill To pro vent Standard Oil dominating stato railroads. Stato refinory bill To compote with Standard Oil. Anti-gas pumping bill To prevent use of artificial powor, thus keeping Kansas gas within her borders. Pipe lino common carrior act Throws open oil conduits to all competition. Delegations of hundreds of stalwart ami determined men swarmod up to the state capital today from the oil fields and positively demanded that tho bill pass. It is also true that not all of theso min were oil producers. l"n their ranks one could see many speculators men who have invested in "wild cat" oil schemes. Those men are anx ious that the stock they purchased at 10 cents on the dollar should become worth a trille more than the paper up on whirh the certificates are written. The People's Choice Is the Chicago Stote for fine Silks and Dess Goods JUST ARRIVED ?5000 WORTH OF THE SWELLEST DRESS GOODS AND SILKS THAT WERE EVER SHOWN IN SALEM. THEY AEE THE LATEST PRODUCTION OF THE BEST AMERICAN, FRENCH AND ENGLISH MANUFACTURERS. SEVERAL OF THE UNES WE SHOW ARE EXCLUSIVE AND CANNOT BE FOUND IN ANY OTHER STORE IN SALEM. WE WILL SURPRISE YOU AT THE SMALL PRICES WE ASK FOR THOSE BEAUTIFUL GOODS. READ ON: Fine Silks doc Plaid and Clau Silks, yd . . . .50c 75c Silk Dot Tongccs, yd 39c Soc Fancy and Plain Pongces,yd 49c 75c Fancy Dress Silks 59c $2.00 Ombre Plaid Silks, yd ..$1.25 05c Colored, Taffeta Silk, yd.... 05c 30 Wash China Silk, yd 25c 45c Kai Kai Crystal Cord Silk.. 25c floe Crystal Silk, all colors, yd. .05c $1.35 Crepe Silks, all colors, yd.SSc $1.00 Foulard Silks, yd G9c 75c Black Silk Taffeta, yd 4Se $1.35 Black SilkPeaudoSoie,ydS5c $1.50 Black Lace Stripped Silks. S5c S5c Colored Laco Stripped Silks. 49c 75c Black India Silks, yd 4Sc $1.50 30-in black Silk Taffeta, yd. 93c Joe Fancy Mohairs, yd 25c Fine Dress Goood 75c French Novelty Mohairs, yr.49c 75 Crepo do Chine, yd 49c $1 Sicilian Pin Dots, yd Coo $1.50 4G-in. Cream Silk Lustre,yd 85c 75c Sicilians in navy, brown, black and white, yd 49c Sue Imported New Dove-colored Covert Cloth, yd 65c $1'.25 Panama Voiles in all colors, 40 inches wide, yd JSo $1.50 Silk Eoliennes, black, brown ami cream, 40 in., yd 89c I $2 Black Drad d'Ete, 40 in.yd $1.35 $1.25 French Serges, black, navy and brown, 40 in., yd 75c Dress Trimmings in tho 'latest Per sian and French novelties. Salem's Fastest Growing Store McEVOV BROS. Wanted. To rent a five or six-room eotUtRrt, eloti in. Inquire at Tkeo. M. Itarr's plumbing siup. 2-W-8t Wanted, Lady r gentleman of fair odueHtiou to travel for a firm of $M,tM eapital. Salary $10T8 per year sud exHaw; paid weekly. Ad drttew with stamp, J. A. Alexander, Salem, Oregon. U-Su-3t o for 8ale. Dry woed, State and 19th streets. Phene 9046 Red. M. P. Den- fri-i HtnuMniHtmnmiiiiHniiH i Ptices Cut Deepe than Ever Sjlid gold spuoUolti frnnuw &0ft Rogars 1S47 knivtw nut! f rk 3.00. Tabltt Hud UHsHon3l$3 00. W'Htohtw, charms, cluviiu, loekuU, buttons, onrtinga, solid silver Hut vor, cut gltuw ami ailvor plnted varu, hnml jmintwl ohinn, fit such out hb wo have not yot uumI. Our ftxtur hw oltl ami wo nro liable to oUn tint onUr steak out in a liimp wwt ttny day. Mm it nnil you'll rtrgwt it. Wanted. Te bj- a seeaad-liaiMl stre. counters nad shelviag, alse ldlllard r jtM) taWes. Oee, Qricwald. i-is at For Sale. Oh lea seed, Yellow Daarer, Orfea grgwa, guartiKteed te gntw, TV per povad. Pome waile it lasts. C. DiUmaM, MM Coaimercial street. MT3t ' Wanted CaavaeeJe aeeets at $2.50 per day aad eewmUetea Mlded tlmt rums frwti $6 te $10 per day. Tra rel ief afeats waated, $JLA0 per day and all expeewe. C, W. Pearee, feaeral egeHt, IN UiB stteet, 3 te S p at. to swamp the entire structure. Russia and Aregntina wheat is now on the basis of 90 cents in Liverpool. With priees at $1.30 in Chicago, tho supplies could be shipped from Liverpool or tho Mediterranean, paying the export duty of 25 cents, and allowing 5 cents for transportation and handling. lu this connection it is intorosting to note that Hates and his party havo twice attempted to manipulate tho western grain market, and both times they have been badly i,ten. Last fall Gates framed up a most elaborato con fer m eora. taking on, it is said, be tween .W.OOO.OOO and 40,000,000 bush !. ut the extraordinary weather broke the eorner. Two jears before he ran the price of eora up to 90 .-. ut Armour kett piling millions ef mibbels upon them at . ., Clll I j r , ...l k- " .-!. USure3, OCUIIIK LUYYCI dllU rrepanilK "er w"3 ropied. CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET Comer Of fnrmnpr- cial and Court Streets .. mmmt to Hold Corner Vr Sal. As A I freelt Jereey Uek eow, very geatle ad mtf le mkkk. Iajttire at T. A. lieley's eele. J. t l'etiyjofc. 1-lfH W. 1L Ualrywpv--OwitrMtar aad beiMe. Itotlismtae &vm o aU kiada at eerpeater aad maeea woek. Bet tt. WeslaiMS ISta aad Ne- t Ulm Orb War Stilt Oa. l"a aire n aw part ,f tbe tdd titr Hatite, ir from ih,- ,i.-,vj. ts coats. All enter , ,U .r i.ifc'b' j r.nni-dt at leaded . i,iti i I'aieagu. Feb. 20. Uates brokers in selling tide wheat pit this morning, May Mid at $1.18V to $1.10. A Chicago speeial says: The great wheat cantor how beiag ma by John W. Gates aad his crowd has beea giv en a sedative, llraaudes ia the shape ef baying or Mlliag will be adminis tered fraw day to day a oeeaaoa de maads. Jast aow the vital puiat is to t)aiei the market aad preveat the far tdgit sharts takiag alarm. lite Iteavy slump ia the market Ttl day and aad SsUarday aad a t we-fold rmrpet-e. The firet was to quiet the market the seeead te shake out the tmrmM ef pikers," the little felwws wke ohetrueted the leld of battle. They knve Keea tkrfMy saakea out. aad the ieeae may aow be rlearly witneeeed. It le preoeeed te steady aad Mt tk market aiostf uuttl the eeeoad ireek in iUy, waea ireworks of ike moat lurid ektunsetar may be txpeeted. It will the be Um hUe to import wkoat. To tit ekmUotw sdooker it even to W VmtUe at Gates aad km party with J. Ofdea Armoar aad kis party! The Imit Iwrojrmad pernaai say Armour is wot lu. aeettfy eaemfk te ft hurt Tl Ub aas beam laid tot kin, l.ut le r.B tartlet all Urn bait ami aot loee more tMi asm man two at tke etmt. 9truue as it may worn, tke met iaaaipuUiina tt.t u"kt mast ase ex trme cautiaa act t. rum tke prwe tee aiV- t't lf n- v, Aoooad wwk ia nebraskT FREIGHT RATES Cimmlr,.UFV. "W-Ufve maTIaum JS rn" Mua freight rate bill. ., .," ' -"""fci ui? DIED. BROXSOX. At tho family homo at McCoy, Saturday afternoon, Febru nry 18, 1905, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Bronson, aged 3 months. The little child had been sick for only a few days of pneumonia. Good Axle Gtcesc e have an nxlo greaso for wagons that will save tho wagon, the team and the driver. Dixon's Graphite Grease Is something that onco used is never discontinued. It depends on tho graphite which it contains for lubrica tion, as graphito is n natural lubricant, and bearings so treated never heat. Try a box. Monoy back if unsatis factory. Deerhake's Castor Oil Grease For those who wnnt tbo other sort. It is the best in its class. All sizes. F. A. Wififsrins Implement House. 25H.2R7 T.thrHr fit Farm Implements, Wheols, Antomo dm, Sewing Machines and Supplios. ImritT IK - 1 .aa ;" r; :, .? wnt- Tr.u - , ..-..JK qrasuo legislat ,....,,, c,urett the ten r cent ''n, had meals at the To the Coantry People "hen in town t.i. . reduction U0n "l , 339 Court Street, ad- l''B waue's hardware store. Meals y all honry, is cents. 9Ni(iUNN'S otNiuivj 2.!:!V.i:.ci!M PVfilin A M i Money to Loan )Ov Thomas k. mrni. r Udd A Bush's Bank. Bnlem. 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