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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL.
VOL. XVI.
SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, lfKMl.
NO. JJ3.
ORTLAND DOWN TO BUSINESS
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EVADA COMES SMILING TO THE FRONT
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,ITTLE
BABY
MURDERERS
Youngsters Accused of Killing
Little Baby Playmate
In Kentucky
Indianapolis, Ind Nov. 3. Guy
White, nged 10, nnd his sister, Solum
khltc, ngod 10, wanted hero for the
alleged killing of Fred Miller, nged
Il2, on September 14th, arrived todny
iit the cnbln of their grandmother, In
tho hills nenr Smlthvllle.
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lust n Pantomime.
Shcrldnn, Wyo., Nov. 3.-The
I'tes havo agreed to accompany Col.
Rogers and tho Sixth cnvnlry to
Fort Meade, S. D whero tho govern
ment will support them until tho
i chiefs go to Washington to ncqunlnt
tho President with their sldo of tho
controversy, nnd ask him for hunt-
Ing grounds. Tho Indians will not
bo disarmed, nnd the troops have no
fear of treachery.
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Smothered in Tunnel.
Seattle, Wash., Nov. 3. Threo
section men wero overcome by smoko
and cna In tho Cnscado tunnel on tho
lino of tho Great Northern yesterday.
Tho dead nro Maurice DeLnney, John
Baker nnd John Brldcott. Tho cause
was poor ventilation.
niLL
GET
GAY
Wireless Telegraphy Makes
Nations of the World
Get Together
Berlin, Nov. 3. All tho powers
Interested In tho international wire
less telegraph congress, except Mon
tenegro, todny signed tho agreement
for tho regulation of the exchange of
wireless messages. Italy nnd Eng
land Blgned with a reservation, ne
cessitated by contracts with tho Mar
coni Company.
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MARY
CROSSED
THE FORD
London, Nov. 3. Miss Mary Bent
Inck, daughter of Mrs. George Bent
inck, nnd nieco of Mrs. Ogden Mills,
wns mnrrled today to John Ford,
son of tho lato Sir Claro Ford.
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Chicago Markets.
Chicngo, Nov. 3. Wheat 75
74, corn 43tf, onts 3GVi3G.
HEARST
PROBABLY
A WINNER
Press Dispatches All Against
Him Which Indicates He
Will Be On Top
New York, Nov. 3. Attacked on
both flanks Heart's flro hns been di
verted from Hughos to Hoot nnd
Crokcr. During tho last thrco days
of tho campaign thero will bo nn ef
fort made to ropol tholr onslaughts.
Tnmninny todny Ib In a chnotlc stnto,
OYSTER
SLOOPS
DANGEROUS
United States Navy Liable to
Be Run Down by the
Marauders.
YALE
AGAINST
SAMY
College Will Meet Academy
In a Big Contest on the
Gridiron
Norfolk, Vn., Nov. 3. Tho bnttlo
shlp Virginia, passing up to tho Nor
folk navy yard, was rammed on tho
starboard quarter by tho Old Domin
ion steamship Monroe, coming In
from Now York. Tho vcbsoIb came
together with considerable forco, re-
West Point, N. Y., Nov. 3. Tho
Ynlo team arrived in flno condition,
and with n largo following. .Thoy
nro slightly fearful- of tho Army.
Great Intorest Is being tnkon In tho
gnmo, becnltso tho Army hold Har
vard down to tv scoro of tlvo. Ynlo
Is bo mow lint crippled, but Is regarded
m.1I.. I. Iltn tAntlnf nf llin lintllo
luiiuiiuuj luuuy in in u uiiuuui: bimiu, "nuiuun in wiv cuihh.h .. ... ........ -- - - - .. . --... -
as tho dofeut of Hoarst moans tho 'bIiIp, nnd the displacing of nomo guna (n n suro winner, nlthough many botH
junhorslng of Murphy nnd roorgani- nml imuros. Tno niom nnu uow ihuui .mmu , D,.,,u,. ,,.
zntlon. Tho linos nro cloarly drawn plates of the Monroe wore stovo in. . o
and all tho forcos of McCleilan and Hoth vessels woro Htenmlng slowly N Precedent.
'every Intorost of his for Hoarst Ib up the river, the Virginia loading. Ilo'Ro. Idaho, Nov. 3. Judge Ijont
now unoqulvocnlly for Hughos. Tho worship Buddonly enmo to n ty of tho United BtntoH court, today
Crokor will return nftor tho election, Btandstlll, nnd tho Monroe couldn't callod a special term of tho court
'nnd it Is expected ho will glvo ad- bo stopped In tlmo to nvold a colli-, for tho northern division of Idaho, nt
i..i- i.. .i.,n .inn nr tiui nnrtv rIciii. nlthoiich reversed. Nolthor Moscow, to try lnnd fraud cases Mon-
tiny, Novombor 12. Thirty Indict
ments, which Involvo eight of tho
most prominent business mon in
Northern Idaho nro on tho docket.
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! Wnn Decapitated.
I Chicngo, Nov. 3. Charles Thysy,
nn oiler aboard tho stcamor Mnck,
jwlillo entering tho Cnlumot river to
ship hnB given out nn olllclnl nc- (lnyi thrust hlu head out of n port
count, though nppnrontly tho virgin-holo n tho VC(Igol wa8 ,,n),g,1K
GREAT
MINING
STATE
Can Fight. Mine, Dip or
Show Up in Any Old
Way
Olnctnnntl, Nov. 3. dans and
Herman today in this city signed ar
ticles to light 20 rounds or to n finish,
as tho club may desire, on Nov
Yonr's day, boforo tha Tonopah, No
adn, Athlotlo Club, for n pitro of
$20,000r tho winner to got GO and
tho labor 40 per cent. Tho weight U
to bo 133 pounds two hours boforo
tho gong. Tho purso will bo given to
tho Tonopah bank. Cans wilt ond
his thontrlcal engagement nnd gn
west to train.
THE ANGELUS, Restaund,ttctioncry
ItEOULAlt DINNER !S3o MEALS, LUNCHES, ETC., ltlc AND UP
Frchh Oysters, Refreshments Home-Mndo CnndlcH nml Pastry
always on liaml. Fresh daily.
Open from 0 a. m. to 12 p. in. 170 Commerclnl St. Phono BH.
CHICAGO STORE
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
Special Bargains
Offered in every Department for this SALE Head over cart-fully this
price list nnd tec how tho "CHICAGO STORE" Sate Its patrons mon
cy All new" fresh goods to select from Priced away down.
Ladles' $7.90 Long Coats, price
$4.95.
Ladies $12.50 Long Coats, prico
$8.90.
Ladles' $18 Long Coats, prlco
$12.50.
Children's $3.50 Long Coats,
$1.50 and $1.95.
Girls' $6.50 Long Coats, $3.95
Ladles' $1.25 Black Sateen Petti
coats, 75c.
Ladiea $5 Silk Petticoats, $3.50.
Ladles' $8.50 Silk Petticoats,
$4.95.
Ladies Shirt Waists, 49c, 75c,
98c and $1.25.
Ladies' $15 New Suits, $7.50 and
$9.90.
-adles $5.90 Silk Waists, $3.90.
-adles Trimmed Hats, prlco $1.95
Ladles' Swell Trimmed Hats $2.95
Children's Trimmed Hats, $1.25
and $1.49.
Children's Coals, 98c, $1.25,
$1.49, and $1.95.
Children's CapB, 15c, 25c and 49o
Ladles' Dress Skirts, $1.9S, $2.60
to $1.50.
Misses' Drees Skirts, $1.95, $2.50
and $3.50.
Ladles $2.25 DresB ShoeB, $1.49
Girls' Shoes, 98c, $1.25 and $1.49
Children's Shoes, 25c, 35c, 49c
and 65c
Men's Best. Overalls, price 49c
Boys- Overalls, prico 35c and 39o
Men's 75c Wool Fleeced Under
wear, 49c, .
Children's Underwenr, 10c, 15c,
25c nnd 35c.
Children's Hosiery, 10c, 1214c,
15c nnd 25c.
Ladles' 39c Wool Fleeced Under
wear, prlco 25c.
Ladles' S5c Union Suits, prlco 49c
Children's Ready Mado Drosses,
25c, 35c, 49c nnd 75c
Ladles' Belts, speclnl 25c, 35c,
39c and 75c.
Ladles' Gol Gloves, 26c, 35c 39c
Ladlos Handkerchiefs, 2c, 3c, 5c,
8 l-3c, 10c, and 15c
Ladles' Neckwear, 5c, 10c, 15c,
25c
$1.49 Best Kid Gloves all colors
98c
Warner's Bust Proof, Corsets, 49c,
65c, 75o and 98c
30 dor 85c Dressing Sacques, 49c
Blunkets and Comforts at small
prices.
45c Bleached Table Linen, yd 29c
Better Table Linens at sale prices
Bargains in Towels, each, 4c,
64c, 8 l-3cand 10c
Bleached and Unbleached Muslins
Cheap.
85c Colored Taffeta Silk, yd 49c
All kinds of Silks at low prices
50c Wool Dress goods, latest, yd
9c 5000yards to select from
In all the latest styles. Prices
away down.
Best SauB Silk, ball 2c; Safety
plus, 2c: Best Spool Silk, 3c
spool; Darning Cotton, lc ball,
8o wblto Pearl Buttons, 4c dot.
Hundreds of yards of Ribbon.,
Laces, Embroideries and Trim
mings on sale.
TAFT
VIOLATES
THE LAWj-
In Is to blnmo, either from nn nccl
dent to her machinery or u misun
derstanding of signals,
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DROPS MUD IX TORRENTS.
draw, nnd wns decapitated.
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Pot'tlmul (lets Quiet.
San Francisco, Nov. 3. It Ib an
nounced todny that in tho Hottlomont
of tho sailors' striko tho union wins
recognition, but no increaso in wages
Tho non-union crown of tho steamer
Topckn woro discharged this morn
ing and union mon employed. Simi
lar nctlon will bo taken on othor vos
sols nn soon as full union crows can
bo employed. Ship owners consider
tho Bottlomnnt n victory for tholr
Initio, Inasmuch as thoy can employ
experienced mon nt tho snmo wage
I Boise, Idaho, Nov. 3. Taft Is
making of Southern Idaho todny.
! His special train wns nt Pocntollo at
VvNiivltiH Renew Iloiiitttnllnii When
I Storm Sweep Sides.
rtl.. ll'lil P.ia4uk1
Washington, Nov. 3.-Chnlrmnn ,bW noxorloncl mon
uriggs, or mo uomocrnuo congres
sional commission, olalms Democrat
ic control of tho noxt hotiso by 20
majority, nt lonst. This Is nn ofllclnl
prediction.
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Killed Wrong Mnn.
Wllkesbnrre, Pa., Nov. 3. Tho
man drowned with tho nutomob lo
Anionic the Kicker.
Prlncoton, Nov. 3. Flnnl, Prince
ton 42, Dartmouth 0.
West PointFirst lutU, Army C,
Ynlo 0.
Final Ynlo 10, Army 6.
7 o'olock this morning. Ho spoke Nnplos, Nov. 3. tho eruption oi
from tho trnln nt Sliosiiono, uioiiiih Vesuvius of .April insi ih sun cniiB- .,,.,, ,.,. ,,. Mlnnoau.
. . .,... , x. . . . . .... man drowned with tho nutomob o Minneapolis rim nan, Minnosu-
orry. .Motinia.n i.u.nu .,..u ,....,.. , devastating euocts. a "onvy, William, who wns using ta 0, Nebraska 0.
At Pnoh nlnco lnruo crowds woro pros- .,,,. .., , , , I""" r"nK """. who wns nuns
" , , siorni which jiruviiiivii tui i huuir, irnrvov'B mnchlno
Ullk. HID OJFV.V..Vi ... .......,
nntlonnl issuos, tho necosslty of sup
porting tho hands of tho ndmlnlstrn-
caused Inrgo nvalanchoM of mud to I
fall from tho Bldos of tha volcnno,
tinn in hin wnr iinon tho triiBts. com- cnrrvinK off part of tho Vesuvlan
a. 1. ..., Mlmliui n.t.l till. ..... .... .1 . I ,.... ,!.
mnauons, raiiromi! muuiuo u - railway, uiooKnuing irnwiH iwuhh mu.
Just discrimination by prosorlng BOacoast and burying lnrgo sections
tho pnrty In power in congross. He or Br0und in tho vicinity of Vesuvius,
urged tho retention of Gooding ns , Tno nhnbltnnts of tho villages
govornor of Idaho, ns nn endorse- woro Kroatiy alarmod. especially as (
mont of IiIb action taken to bring to tno 8torm woh accompanied by
Justice partloa asasslnatlng Govornor carthQiiako shocks.
Steuncnborg. ho nrriveu in hui
at 3 p. m. Tho program Includes an
addroBs this afternoon.
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I l'lnnl Hnrvnrd 0, Brown 5,
AUTO
PLAYED
EVEN
AUOC'S FAiTKM QHOJSQ 1T0E.
WcEYOY
BROS.
cUJ aitd Cwrt Stmts
Wilkesbarre, Pa., Nov. 3. An au
tomobllo owned by J. V..Harvoy wns
found In tho Susquehanna river this
morning. Tho throttle was open,
and It is supposed tho machine
plunged over a bank in tho dark.
Harvey was last seen driving the
machine last night, but ho Is miss
ing this morning.
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Burned tho Church.
Boston. Mass., Nov. 3. The
church and parish bouse of tho First
Unitarian church burned this morn
ing. Lo", $100,000.
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Halted the Wage.
St. Paul. Nov. 3. The Chicago.
Great Western and Chicago, St. Paul
r Minnesnolls and Omaha roads to-
r day granted an Increase of wages to
telegraph operators, ranging iron f
to $12.50 per month.
Dr. J. F. COOK
MOVED TO LreEKTT STREET,
WHERE HE WILL MEET ALL OLD
AND NEW PATIKXTa. KW AKY
DISEASE CALL O.V D4. CQOK.
COXiULTATJOX FJUW
Dyiininl( KxploKlon.
Aurora, Or.. Nov. 3. A torrlblo
nccidont occurred hore at noon
Thursday causing tho death of Thos.
Hanson and serious Injurlos to Mrs.
Hanson.
Mr. Hanson, Uolhg a farmer near
Maxbnrg, was working clearing land.
At noon ho took a new box of stump
powder into tho houso and placed 20
pounds of tho same In the oven to
thaw, uo that ho might use It In the
aftornoon, leaving tho remainder
beside the stovo.
While, eating dinner tho powder In
tho oven caused tho formation oi
Kas. which exploded, and this dis
charged tho dynamite, Instantly kill
ing Mr. Hanson and inflicting sovero
wounds on Mrs. Hanson.
Tho house was torn Into kindling
wood and scattered over about two
acres of ground, not Jeavlns ft largo
euough piece to be called a board.
Tho nearby buildings wero also
wrecks, and Mr. Hanson's body was
found In the woodshel, buried be
neath the debris. Mrs. Hanson was
thrown Just outside of where tho
bouse was, and was rational for somo
time, rolatlns the disaster. Sho was
a member of the Good Samaritan
Hospital Society, and will be cared
for hv that organization.
In the meantime the Drfi. Glesy. of
Aurora, were summoned, who
dreased tbo wounds.
Mr. Hanson was well thought of
In the community whero ho resided,
and It Is said be didn't bare an one
my In the world.
His wife, one eon and two daugh
ters survive blm.
Happiness
vs.
Misery
Health or sickness Is at your disposal nnd you tuny havo either, but
not both; which will It hot you may have sickness with good teeth
not likely; but you cannot havo health with poor teeth. Thon why
hesitate about having your teeth ropalrcdT
Again, you can gut thorn repaired absolutely without pain by a den
tist who guarantees his work, or by tho one who gives you cxcru
elating agony every moment, whoso work is not satisfactory aftnr
wards, and who takes twlco the tlmo and charge twico tho prlco.
Thero Is also danger of giving you nevrous prostration,
CHOOSE YE
v.
Dr. Wight suves all pain and guarantees' his work;
THIS WOMAN CHOHi:.
October 11, 1906. Dr. Wright ex
tracted a numbor of teeth for me by
his painless method utid I can posi
tively say It didn't hurt a particle
He also mado me a full upper brldgo
which is perfect.
MJtS, WJER,
Hubbard, Ore.
$125 Diamond Ring Free
The dentistry costs no more. Dr. Wright simply Is sharing his prolts
with his patients, to Induce them to try his work this fslJ. A hhk
goes with each dollar spent la bis oco. HAVE YOU OCT ssffKT
Dr. B. E. Wrfcht, The Painless Dentist
mswlssT 9U4-. OMtt J.. XKS 8s.ss.toffeM.f7'!).'
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