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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 10, 1906)
Wff Wf. DAILY CAP! TAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1000. S t Iv 1 CORSETS. The ngw. "ty. D. models show an unusual advance In grace. Tile makers , havo been more logical tli an ever? In proportionating the garments Original and sensiblo "tylef JJ a great 'variety. - '' ' 50c to $350 'MANY WHO HAVE JIEKN WAITING WILL 1113 PLEASED WITH THE QF THE NEWEST AND MOST UP-TO-DATE STYLES IN 'WOMEN'S. AND MISSES' COATS-150 Due Any Day NEW PURS-the Wanted Kind Watch Announcement of Day of ArrivalPlenty for All Children's and Misses' FALL AND WINTER COATS That possess all the stylo fea tures of tho grown-up gnrmonts ' that glvo comfort to tho student which will nt tho Bnmo time hnvo tho style to it nro tho kind that nro shown hero In a great variety. Our stock fairly beams with good values which cannot bo duplicated elsewhcro for tho snmo prices. Let US' show you our lino of coats for the llttlo women you'll llko tho gnrmonts nt tho prices wo quote. $3.25 to $14 Furs We havo a great variety and ,aortment of pretty fur articles, so necessary, which give to tho neck and chest tho, warmth In dlspouslblo to good health. They coma In n great variety of colors, ranging from puru wlilto to blnck. Special nttrnctlvo sets of wlilto for tho llttlo ones. Seo display on second floor. 98c to $50 Outing Wear Cooler wenthur suggests warm er night clothes. Havo you In vestigated tho lino of Outing Gowiin wo nro showing? Now styles in wlilto and colors for adults and children in nice, wnrm gnrmonts, ready to don. An im mense variety to solect from, 50c to $2.50 MMMMMHMMHH CITY JNEWS A Collo:tlon of Important Pnru graphs for Your Consideration. Xew Sidewalk Among tho Improvements that will ,li welcomed Is tho new cement uldo walk which U belns built on tho MUth tide bf Court stroot front tho orner of Front Htreet, nnd extending stwnrd. Wanted First-class lndy cook, Inqulro at Leennrd Hotel, 2G4 Front street. Geod wages. 10-S-3t Vftk nt tho Cannery It la progressing rapidly in nil de partments, hut about 30 more girls are wanted, Apply at once. Salem Mutual Canning Cq. 10-8-3t VtawHre nnd Profit ieverwl active, Intolllgou young One Dollar Buys a Good Fountain Pen "We have a real good Fountain 2a, a HK solid gold pen pointed wtUt Irrldlaw; a pen that will last 19 yeara asd glv perfect aatlafac tie. AH we aik for tbla pou la $!.; Rt we Mil it under a pobI- svaraatee. . Jut the this for ( tttHUNt. - - if! if i'Tl Barr's Jewelry Store MWIilMirfV jm''wecJLjm vJr " x EXPECTED TODAY ONLY SPECIAL HALE NUMI1ER 801. For our m(d-weok special wo offer Patent Orientals Scarfs and Squares In pretty designs nnd colorlngB Regular $1.00 vnlues. Salo began nt 8:30 a. in. Today Only No Phono Ordei'M Taken 50c Dress Goods Bargains Wo ard creating n great furoro among discriminate buyers who nro eagerly buying our unmatched dress1 goods bargains. Continu ing this week wo aro offering ALL VOOL SKIRTING In now weaves nnd colorings you dan bo pleased from this as sortment of grnnd values. $1.00 and $1.25 vnlues Special Salo ?l.fiO and $2,00 vnlues Special Salo 78c 98c "Cravenette" THE RELIABLE GOODS Wo inako no idlo boast when wo say that Ctuvwii'Ho" Is tho beat known, most universally used, and has glvou tho host Bat' isfactlon of any rainproof mater ials. You can iimko no mlstako In. getting ."Cmvi'iictte," for n gunrantco Is back of it. All wolghts and colors to cIioobo from tit our countors. $1 .50 to $2.75 ladles can secure employment of n very pleasant nature and nt good pay For Information call nt Tho Journal olllco. 1 0-9-3 1 Moving Howling Alley Tho bowling alloy of tho Illlhoo club Is being removed from tho headquarters of tho club to tho Elks' now building. Muri'lngo Limine lamicd Moutlo Lcsllo, ngod 2(1, of Salem, nnd Emma H. Morrow, need 20, of Sclo, woro grunted n marrlngo II- C0I1H0, Work nt tho Cmmery It is progressing rapidly In all de partments, but about 30 moro girls aro wanted, Apply nt once. Snlom Mutual Canning Co. 10-S-3t Wniitcd At Dr. Stone's drug storo, Salem, Ore,, n boy who desires to learn drug business. Apply at onco 10,9-tf. Hewing Machine Cheap You can buy a sowing machine ex ceedingly cheap of mo while my stock lasts. 1 am mlnclnc It pre paratory to turning t over to Mr. 8. A. Manning. Seo ad last page. F.' A. Wiggins. Tho Hol la tho cheapest, Farrington has tho boat meats, (llvo him a trial ordor. AppoiHtat Two Ladle. Governor Chamberlain has ap pointed Mrs, L, Austin, of Austin, nnd Mlsa Lavlna Smith, of Ontario, delegates to tho Traiis-Mlsslsslppl Commercial Congrew at Kansas City November 20-33, Theso are In addition to a. number of other dele gates previously appointed. To Marry ThU Evening. Mr. Hollltt It, Page, tho popular Manager of the Ueuercl Electric Company' plant, U to be married this evening at Portland to Miss Altco Hurburt, of Mitchell. Ontario. Chicago Market. Chicago, Ckt. ?0. Wheat 74 K 74 U, corn 3tf,tMK. ot U M CHK. Si twirW ma KJ TM Mitt iMtttt MMM Ml & THIS WEEK INFORMATION THAT WE ARE Bedding All over town there Is a buzz . of preparation for coming winter weather, nnd In bed clothing we hnvo long been Salem's chief sup pliers, because wo havo the as sortments, tho values and the prices. COTTON ULANKETS. In all bIzcs nnd colors, tans, white, light nnd dnrk bray. 45 to 92-25- WOOL ULANKETS Instnndnrd sizes in colors, tnn, white, light and dark gray. $250 to $10. COMFORTS Rest values in nil sizes all grade from cotton to down. $1 to $12.50 PILLOWS Standard sizes, best qualities. G0 to $2-25 Knit Underwear FOR COOLER WEATHER Theso are treacherous days ono hour cold, tho other wnrm; but you can tlnow off tho Ills by keoplng your skin wnrm, and only buy your undorwenr whoro you can depond on what they tell you. Wo aro offering a splendid lino of tho justly celebrated Merode Underwear which aro known all over tho country for their excollent quali ties nnd beautiful finish. Other makes In our great stocks for Ladles, Misses and Children. 1 0c to $6 Personal Ed. Mcndcnhnll. n Portland nt- tomey, was In Salem yosterday. E,' J .Hurford wont to Portland thlB morning on business matters. J. Q, Graham was nmong tho Port-laud-bouud passengrs this morning. C. 13, Moores wont to Portland to day to look after business Interests. Dr. W. 11. Dyrd went to Portland today, Mrs. John Darby wont to Portland today to visit frlonds. Dr. Parvln arrived in tho city this morning from Portland. I). II. Woynnt loft today for a busi ness trip to Eugene nnd Corvallls. Dr. Ransomo returned today to Tumor after 11 brlof business visit hero, Frank Ward has returned from a hunting trip In tho neighborhood of Albany. J. II. Darling wont to Oregon City this morning to attend to business matters. Frank Douglas left last night for Hood Rlvor whoro ho will 'spend homo time. I. Herrnmn, traveling freight agent of tho Milwaukee road. Is in tho city, John Albert, who Is now traveling for an Implement concern, loft today for Shedds. -Mrs. Kred A. Waters went to Tho Dalles this morning to visit frlouds for several daya. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Drown left this morning for Newport, whero thoy will remain for a month or so for Mrs. Urown'a health. Miss Stanley,, stenographer for tho CltUens Light & Traction Company, returned this morning from a visit lu Portland, I. D. Drlvor went to Albany this morning to accompny tho remains of tho lato U, R, Wood, which were shipped to Chttwood. MIm Sylvia Joues, who has been visiting here for several days, re turned to her homo in Gervals this morning. llalph ItaUton returned yesterday from a three wka outlag trip up la the McKeaile district. He also visited at Cottage Grove, Mr. aad Mm. W, P. Ayer, of Port- Ian!, returned how ywterday aft- fcuvir,n Un A 1-.&M Itt uaaIa h 1 , PALL WAISTS. New models In flannel waists In plain, hemstitched, tucked and lace Insertion, both three-quarter and full length sleeves. All sizes and colors arc shown In this fine line. $150 to $9.00 DAILY EXPECTING THE ARRIVAL NEW CRAVENETTE COATS Your Standing Both socially and in business, depends In a grent measure upon your appearance, and your ap pearance, of course, Is ninety per cent a matter of clothes. If you want to stand well and make a successful "front" In all tho rela tions of life, wear good clothing not necessarily high-priced, but clothing that has merit to it, to gether with stylo and fabric. Whether It is youth or man wo are prepnred to fit you properly nnd within your means, as our as sortment haB a wide range In col ors, sizes, fabrics and prices. We nlso handle Union Made Clothing The best of nil, however, Is that wo don't want to sell you this clothing on the strength of tho lnbel, but true merit of tho mer chnndlse, and then, of course, tho lnbel makes the sale possible. Others ask $12.50 to $35.00 for no better clothing. $10 to $30 Men's Mats Swell headwear for fall and win ter wear your size Is here and ready for you. All prices from $2 to $4 Men's Shoes That are mndo for style, comfort nnd durability the be3t values you'll find at $3.50 to $4 MIsb Cornelin Marvin, of tho stnto library commission, went to Oregtm City this morning on mntters con nected with tho work of the commis sion. Superintendent J. H. Ackerman wont to Tho Dalles this morning, whero ho will tnko part In n teach ers' Instltuto, now In sosslon there. Judge Thomas F. Ryan, of Oregon, City, representative of the grand lodge of Odd Fellows, visited Sal am lodge last night, In his oftlclal cnpaHnml ity. Henry Reiner, who hns been em ployed In tho pruno driers in the Roscdalo dibtrlct. left today for his homo lu Portland. Miss I'nry Pnyno nnd Mrs. John Jeffries, of Portland, passed through horo Monday for San Francisco. Ashlnnd Tidings. Mr. and Mrs. R. If. Norwood, who havo been tho guests of Mrs. J. A Norwood, left this morning for their homo In Portlnnd. Mr. nnd MrB. T. 11. Hnrrlman, who reside about n mile from-thls clty.'qn tho Frultland road, loft this morn ing for Elcln to visit their children. They expect to bo gone about a, month. v Rev. Ezra Mnurer, presiding older of tho Salem district. Is the modera tor at tho Young People's Allance of tho Evangelical Association, which Is being held In Albany. Rev, and Mrs, S. Q. Roper loft this morning for Aumsvtllo. Mr. Roper la tho now pastor of tho Free Meth odist church, nnd supplies the charges at Albany nnd Aumsvllle. Ivan R. Rhodes, of Portland, col lego Y. M. C. A. socretary, will be hero today to address the, University students this evening on tho themo "A College Man's Cholco." W. S. Page left today for Albany to attend tho convention of tho Young Poplo's Alliance, now in ses sion In that city. Ho Is a delegate from the Evangelical Alliance church of this city. Will He Married. MUa Wlaalo Foley and Mr. Sey mour Washburn, both of Lebanon, aro to he married at tho home of the hrldo'a jwreata.In Lebanon today. MUa F61ey Is well-known In Sa lons, whwa she has often visited. Mr. Waahhura Is tho cashier of the P. M. Skroggla & Co, bank at Leba- ML PROPOSES CRUSHED ROCK- County Court Will Figure Oil Finishing Turner Road .' County Judge Scott is figuring on tho expense of putting a coating 01 crushed rock on the convict-built road from Salem to the reform school. If he can- get Borne assistance. In the way of hauling from the prop erty owners he favors putting about four inches of rock on that road, and rolling it down with n heavy road roller, and doing a thorough' job. He says the property owners should do the hauling, as there Is great difficulty in securing teams at this time of the year. Judge Scott favors finishing the road and accepting Governor Cham berlain's proposition to extend the road south on the "same terras. The property owners from the state re form school to Turner will have to raise the subscription to do part of the work, and Judge Scott expects to have a conference with the governor In time to submit a proposition at this session of the county court. Tho county commissioners' court meets again Thursday, when the matter will be taken up and licked into snap. Judge Scott says there Is dif ficulty In placing crushed rock nt present on account of the bridge over North Mill creek being taken up, and hence It would be a favorable time to put the crushed rock on the tho Turner road. CURRENT TOPICS TODAY 'Prepared for the Public Schools nnd the Family Circle. As result of tnklng off the Chinese boycott tho exportation of Oregon flour to the Orient is increasing. Tho New York legislature now be ing elected Is to be pledged to choose Theodore Roosevelt U. S. senator, and ho wll lnot be president again. The Marquette Club, of Chicago, has endorsed Spenker Jos. Cannon, of the national house of representa tives, for president in 190S. Tho colonial ministry of New Foundland has decided upon a more rigorous policy of enforcing the fish ery law against the Americans. The President has decided to throw open to settlement tho Walker River Indian lesorvatlon in Nevada of 288,000 acres. Indictments havo been found In Now York against certnln railroads tho American Sugar Refinery Company for rebating freight rates. Tho town of Milwnukie, Clackamas county, has built a lino city hall with out coing into debt. An electric lino Is to bo construct ed from Kalama up tho Cowlitz riv er. Senator Ileverldgo Sick. Bostoii, Oct. 10. Senator Bevor- Idgo Is here sick at the home of a friend. His throat affection Is so bad that ho Is unnble to speak. I Have Sold Out Mr. S, A. Manning, the implement and vehicle dealer, has purchased my stock, fixtures and good will, and will take possession of the premises on November 1st. All persons Indebted to me will please make prompt settlement of their accounts, ns I will leave In November for tho Yakima valley, Washington, where I will engage in business. I have mailed statements of all accounts, and In case of error in any case, pleaso report at once for correction. I cannot grant exten sions, hence will ask all who owo to settle not later than October 25th. MUST REDUCE STOCK I agreed with Mr. Manning to re- rtuce my stock to tho lowest limit by November, hence BUGGIES SEWING MACHINES CREAM SEPARATORS PLOWS And in fact wort everything la ray lino I will sell very cheap natll that time. Call and Investigate. F. A. WKJGINS 116t195UbrlySt,Satem BROUWER MURDER TRIAL , Toms River, N. J., Oct. 10. Bro. wer was again today qonfronted by MiSfJ'Emmn'fhtdley, the nurse who cared for Mrs. Brouwer during her lasts illness. .She continued the story of the peculiar symptoms following Aha. (doctor's-, administrations to hu wife, . . "- . CLAIM HEARST WILL WIN New York, Oct. Hearst leaders today claim that with the Republi can defection he will be elected by S0.000. Shot School Teacher. Cleveland, O., Oct. 10. Mary Shepard, a school teacher at South Euclid, a suburb, was murdered In her school room In tho presence of nil her pupils this noon. A man came to tho door and asked Mls3 Shepard to come outside. Sho re fused, when he forced an entrance and shot her twice with a revolver. One bullet entered her brain, and she died Instantly. The man escaped, but n posse Is In pursuit. Cleveland, O., Oct. 10. Harry Smith, the murderer of Mary Shep ard. shot himself to death In his father's house at Warrenville at 3 p. m. Ninety-Nino Years. Belleville, 111., Oct. 10. Thomas Watklns, a negro, and president of the Democratic club of blacks In St. Louis, was sentenced to 99 years for murder today. He killed a white man while driving negroes to a pic nic. MARRIED. PENNERS-HECKER. At the Cath olic church In this city, October 10, 1906, at 8:30 a. m., Mis3 Mario Hecker to Mr. Leo V. Pen ners, Rev. Father Moore officiating Tho bride Is a resident of Inde pendence, and tho groom lives In this city. The young couple will re side In Salem. Norwich Union Fire Insar ance Society. Frank Meredith, Resident Agent. Office with Wm. Brown & Co., No. 129 Commercial Street. Money to Loan THOMAS K. FOKU, Over Lndd & Bush's Bank, Salem, Or. NEW TODAY For Rent. New olght-room house, four ncres of ground. Inquire of Derby & Wilson, real estate office. 10-1 0-1 wk For Sale. Driving horse, six years old, gentle, weight 1100 pounds. On fair grounds car line. C. Mo Bier. 10-10-lwk Lost. Fox terrier, black and -nhlte; answers to tho name of "Frltzle," Suitable roward for return at J. Morrow's confectionery store. 10-10-3t For Sale. Some very flno young Berkshire pedigreed pigs, sired by Western Star; Is bred up close to the grand champion of tho St. Louis fair, tho greatest living breeding boar In tho world. & A. Clarke. on B and Sixth streeU, Pleaaant Home addlUon. Salem, urafon. l0-8-3t r noy Wanted. To learn good trade. Apnly to N. D. Elliott, tho printer, over Journal office. FVone 1243. 10-S-3t We Have m Partr That wants a contract to cut 100 or moro cords of wood. Information at Salem Steam Laundry. l0-l0-3t ; -K Ml i 1 1 1 1 H II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II H : : Capital Normal and ...BUSINESS INSTITUTE-. J. J. Krap aad J. W. L. Smith New Books and latest Methods FIRST XATIONAIi RANK BUILWXG, SALRW, OR. csm&ek State hmI Tithrir it. Jth tat library cwwMii, "V. w-t 1 1 1 m 1 n 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1