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DAILY OAPFTAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1D05.
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CHICAGO HOME OF J. OGDEN ARMOUR.
J Ogdcn Armour, bend of tlio so cnllcU bcof trust, which Is now being
osccuted by Uncle Snra for vlolntlon of tbo Sherman net, has n beautiful
In Chicago and Is worth many millions of dollars. Ho became the bead
the Armour Interests upon the dcatb of Philip D. Armour four or flvo
nrn ago. unuor uis management tiie beer comuino una grown more and
oie powerful.
TYPES
OF FACES
lollege of Music Willamette
University Opens Sept. 26
Helen I. Calbreatb, B. M., Dean, piano; Frodorlck W. Goodrich.
London, piano and pipe organ; Wm. Wallace Graham, Berlin, violin; M.
vrelyn JUurlor, New York, voieo; Era Cox, B. 1L, Salem, piano.
ifew pianos, nowly fnralahoa itudios, now faculty.
iker Could Not Catch Mm.
ecauso H. M. Boono, president of
Palouso Stato Bank, could not run
enough to givo & smooth swindler
tho bank was saved that sum,
it had lost $89.G0 a tew days ago,
tho story has just lcakod out.
President Boono was working at tho
lor's window of tho bank whoa a
entered with a check, drawn by
roa & Grconougb, well-known roll
Id contractors, on a Spokano bank.
chock 'was drawn in favor of W.
Nesblt, a promiuont citizen of Pa
so, for $400. Tho stranger askod
cost of cashing tho check at tho
ok, and was told tho exchango would
1 cont no had it cashod and Mr.
ono counted out $89.60 and wont to
vault for $100 more.
Cha stranger picked up tho SS0.50
and loft tho bank. Mr. Boono notlcod
this and, thinking tho man had forgot
ton tho $100 followed him to tho otrcot
and saw him walking rapidly nway.
Tho bank prosfdont tried to ovcrtako
tho man, but tho latter wnlkod.too fast
and Mr. Boono roturnod to tho bank,
thinking tho man would return when
ho noticed his mistake
Later it was learned that Mr. Nes
bitt, to whom tho chock had bcon
glvon for four horses, had lost tho
chock and had stopped payment on it.
Tho signaturo provod a forgery and
tho bank is out tho monoy paid to tho
stranger.
CHILDREN CRY FOR
FLETCHER'S OABTOEIA.
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GREAT SALE OF
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Dress - Goods !
The M. E. Fase Stock
SNow at Rostein & Gteen-
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IBatim's.
Having nut chased the goods at half Its valaewc
rwlll now place them on SPECIAL SALE.
YARD.
FLEECED BLACK DRESS GOODS, REGULAR ISc NOW 10J
IGURBD SUITINaS WAS 25c, NOW. 17d
RED ALL WOOL FLANNEL WAS 30c, NOW 20
'BLACK DRES8 GOODS, FRASER'S, WAS fl.OO, NOW GO
!DRESS QOODS, FRASER'S, WAS 76c, NOW ..45
DRESS aOODS, FRASER'S, WAS S5o, NOW 20
DRESS GOODS IN COLORS, FRASER'S, 1.00, NOW 5()
8UITINaS, FRASER'S, WAS SSc, NOW 2UJ
buttings, figured, fraser's, was 25c, now 15
ivblvetta in colors, formerly 76c, now 30
.HEAVY BLACK BUTnNGB,FRASER'B, $1.25, NOW G5
QTTED SWISS FRASER'S 25c GRADE, NOW 15
OAMBRAY, FRSAER'S, 25c and 35c, NOW ,...15
2 ORAVENETTE CLOTH M)
(BIG LOT OF OUTINO FLANNEL 5
BELESIA, LINEN, TAILORS' CANVASS, FRASER'S STOCK AT
REDUCED PRICES.
tALL OF M. E. FRASER'S DRESS GOODS STOCK NOW ON SALE
PAT BXDTJCED PRICES.
ROSTEIN & GREEN BAUM
598 and 300 Commercial St Salem
Associated with tho various occupa
tions in Hfo thero Is undoubtedly n typo
of faco which more or less betrays tho
cnlllng of its owner. Medical men, es
pecially in hospital prnctlco, find ac
quaintance with theso types vnlunble.
Th y may not bo able, with tho shrewd
ness of Sherlock Holmes or of his still
acuter brother to rcndi a man's past,
present and futuro by a glanco at him
in tho street, but they nre nblo to gauge
with considerable accuracy how far
tho history of tho case, as glvon by tho
patient, is a truthful ono, and how far
it fits with his probable occupation In
life. Calling must certainly havo somo
influenco ovor tho physiognomy of tho
cnbmnn, tho omnibus driver, tho butler
or tho groom. Bach frequently pos
sesses a typo of faco which wears so
characteristic an expression as to mnko
it not difficult to identify tho vocation
accompanying it. Wo speak also of
tho logal face, tho sclontifio face, tho
and artistic face, tho dramatic faco,
and artlstico fnee, the drnmntic faco,
and tho military face'. This is merely
a broad classification, but wo dis
belIoo in the claims of tho keen ob
server to nn ability to dlltorontiato to
n finer degress. Wo hnvo hoard hospl
tnl physicians who claimed to bo ablo
to say from a glanco nt tho faco that
this or that man was a butcher, a ba
ker, a grocer, a bank clerk, a lawyer's
clerk, a commercial travolor, a stock
broke., a wino merchant, and so ou.
Wo think thnt tho fomo of theso modi
cat men as rough and ready dotoctives
has been largely manufactured for
them by enthusiastic clinical clerks, but
that many medical men do possess
groat insight Into tho occupations of
th oso who como beforo them is a tru
ism, Tho question is ofton debatod
whother physiognomy is a growth of
vocation or whothor it shows that tho
vocation chosen is in accordanco with
tho particular capacity and ability of
tho person to whom it belongs. In oth
or words, if tho barrister does not show
tho "legal faco," tho aspiring priest
tho "ecclesiastical faco," tho medical
student tho "physlclanly faco," tho
soldier tho "military faco," and so on,
Is that a sign that thoy havo mistakon
their calling! Is tho man who "docs
not look a bit llko a doctor" likely to
fall becauso his physiognomic qualifi
cation is wanting! Or will ho, what
oror his original fcaturos, gradually
como to acquiro tho typo of tho profes
sion to which ho belongs! Tho answer
to tho question is, of courso, that both
thoorles aro right. A certain kind of
faco, tho so-called sclontifio faco, is so
ofton Bocn nmong modern modical stu
dents as to prove thnt tho owner of
that cast of countcnanco is likely to
adopt modiclno ns a career. Converse
ly, what ovor tho original east of foa
tures a medical man may havo pos
sossod, tho anxious, delicato and ab
sorbing work of modical practice will
put a stamp upon them. London Lan-cot.
Good
I Goods
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Honest
Values
We ae not boasting about it
Not cvon going to tell somo well founded facts. All scnslblo pcoplo understand) that, no storo could
bring in such quantities ns como in hero dally unless it bad a corresponding outlet. This storo is not miserly
It gets to give. Bnrgains to us aro bargains to you. You nre assured of tho nowest and best nt all times at
tho "Safo Store."
Ladies' Salts
They aro tho products of somo of
tho best known manufacturers in
America, nro most carofully cut and
made, perfect in fit and finish, and
ombody tho stylo features that mako
them distinctive in every way. Tho
coats aro of stylish cut some in tho
smart hip length, slnglo breasted fly
front with Iny down collar and
S shaped rovers. Other stylos includo
tho long coats, some with collars,
others collarless. Tho proper length
walking skirts nro plaited or trim
med nlth straps to match tho
jacket.
All tho stnplo nnd popular new
shades aro to bo found in this grand
assortment.
$4 to $37.50
No Croup or ColdaNow
Why suffer with tirodnoss, mean,
cross fooling, no strength, no appetite!
llolistor's Rooky Mountnin Ton will
mako you well and keep you well. 35
conts Ten or Tablots. Dr. Stone's.
Wondorful Surgical Feat.
Tho attention of surgoons has bem
nttraoted by an operation performed
8optembor 17, at Philadelphia. The
story is told by tho Phlladotlphia cor
respondent for tho Baltimore Sun,
in this way I "Tbo removal of a man's
beating heart from his body nnd its
replacement after a bullet had ben
extraoted from tho region adjacent to
tho pulsating organ is tho remarkable
achievement of medical scionce just
accomplished by tho physicians at tho
Qermantown hospital. The patJont is
Frank Robinson, 22 years old, lie
No nocd to worry about tho chil
dren's health. Put them in a
"Nazareth Waist" and you'll soon
see a (II (Terence.
Tho porous knit fabric gives tho
skin a chanco to breathe, absorbs
tho perspiration, keeps tho body at
uniform temperaturo.
Tapes from tho shoulders put tho
weight of skirts or trousers whoro
tho child won't fcol It. All sizes
1 to 16 yoars.
Hosiery
Season after season a large, ma
jority) of discriminating women havo
depended and wisely on this
storo for their needs in hoslory, on
account of tho oxcollont values con
tinually offered and .tho largo as
sortment of carofully selected kinds
from only tho innkors who givo
strictest attention to the dotnils of
ehapolincss as well as to fit and
finish.
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La Bonne Femme
Tho French aro not only artistic,
but thoy get effect without unduo
expenditure. Volatllo, but thrifty.
Tbo Bonno Pcmmo is ns economi
cal n luxury as any housowifo over
craved a slnglo curtain that fits
closo to tho window nnd pulls from
Bldo to sldo instead of up and down.
With tho Bonno Femmo of lnco
can bo usod tho ordinary window
shado, nnd quito likely thero will
bo tho brls-brlso ("breeze-breaker"),
ns tho French so polltoly cnll
it, but really a gaze-breaker that
adds privacy to tho intorlor. In
ovoryjduy langungo, it is a sash
curtain.
Tho Bonno Pcmmo enn bo had
hero in tho nowst effects.
$6 to $6.50
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Lace Bed Sets
Attroctivo patterns in this popu
lar bod dress, which ndds so much
to tho appoaranco of your bod-room.
Thoyi como in sovornl pretty pat
terns, somo plain, somo with Battoa
burg doslgns all for tho gonornl
artistio effect
$5 to $6,50
Lace Robes
Protty now stylos, designed for
tho coming social season, rcmarkr
nblo for tholr beautiful effocts.
Bomo aro ombroldored with tho pop
ular Eyolot, whilu othors aro moro
olaborato in their gonoral mnko-up.
Bitch ono is ready to bo fitted' and
finished and will mako ono of thoso
swell gowns you hnvo ndmirod so
much. Thoy como in a good lino
of colors and tho quality cannot
bo surpassed for the modest prico
asked,
$t 2.50jo $30,00
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There's an Excellence
In tho making of our clothos,
which makes thorn suporlor to nil
othors.
Boys' School Clothos of ovory
possible pattern and stylo you can
doslrs. This stock is distinguished
by quantity, varioty and qunllty of
morcbondiso assembled, and is es
pecially distinguished by very low
prico making.
It la only by comparison you can
approcUto tho better qualities of
our garments,
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COOL MORNING
BREAKFASTS
Aro not eorapleto unless you have
hot cakes made from tbo famous
FALCON or
OLYMPIC
Brands of Prepared Paneake Flour
or
IL O. BUCKWHEAT
and use the Best Maple Syrup on
them,
OLD MANSE.
You get those of
A. L Harvey
Cor. Court and High Sis.
becamo a subjoct of surgical attontion
as tbo result of an altercation ho had
with Pollcoman Sforloy, of Gorman
town, on Soptombor 7. Tho polloo
man's bullet ontorod Robinson's loft
broast directly in a lino with tho heart.
Ho wau hurr'cd to tho hospital, whoro,
aftor nn examination, it was coneludod
his heart had been struck, nnd it was
bolioved ho could not livo more thnn a
few -hours. When ho oontlnuod to livo
for twen-ty-four hours somo of tho
eminent phytJulan of tho elty wero
called into uotmulhitlon' to find if it
was possible to upen up tho client and
removo tho heart for examination. One
distinguished muster of surgery vol
unteered to porform tho operntion. To
earry It out portion of two ribs had
to bo removed, and, holding it in his
hands, made a mlnuto nnd thorough
examination. As soon as it was taken
from tho body, it was observed that
tbo lioart seem to boat moro vigorous
ly and with greater regularity. Atten
tion was then given to tho fleshy en
vironment in tho heart rfglort of tho
chest, which was found to ba conaldor
ably iaflamod. For nearly an hour the
search for the seat of tbo trouble was
continued beforo the bullet was locat
od. The leaden missile was found to
bo imbedded in the flesh within a small
fraction of an inch of tbo heart, upon
which it had caused pressure. There
is every probability that the patient
will recover.
UTILITY THE
SUPREME TEST
If All Wires Would Bellerre.
Chairman Shonts, of the Isthmian
Canal Commission, said the other day
in illustration of woman's credulity.
"A young man ontcred tho drawing
room of tho girl whom ho was soon
to marry.
"'Oh, John,' she aaldJfatlter saw
you this morning going into a pawn
broker's with a large bundle.'
"John flushed. Then bo said in a
low veice:
" 'Ye, that is truo. I was taking
tho pawnbroker somo of my old clothes
you see, he and his wife are fright
fully hard up.'
"Ob, Johnt Forglro mel' ex
claimed the young girl. 'How truly
noblo you aret'" New York Tribuno
Locomotives nro not mado bocauso
they are wonderful but because
TID3Y ARE USEFUL.
Telephones aro not so plentiful be
cause they are marvels but bocauso
TID3Y ARE USEFUL.
You don't own a typewriter or watch
Or a dictionary or a lawn mower or
ft safety rasor because they are
prettjr or modern or customary
but because
THEY ARE USEFUL.
Uss and worth decide and utility
tips the scales when mere beauty or
novelty aro tho counterweights.
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