Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, November 13, 1906, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text"1T7,TpYT-,W."r -T"" OYSTERS Vo nro now rendy to serve yon j with oysters cooked In nny style. OIjYMMA oysters !toke. toints SAIjADS ClifU HOUSE SANDWICHES HOT CHOCOLATE COFFEE Ami other lunches. Wo open nil our own oysters. Fuller & Douglas Confectioners nnd linkers. Our Lunch Itoom is open from noon until midnight. Grand Opera House JOHN T. OOBDEAY, Mgr. Wednesday, Nov. 1 4 For 21 yenrs crowded houses ev erywhere havo pronounced Peck's Bad Boy Dramatized from tho famous book of that namo hy ex-Governor Geo. W. Peck, of Wisconsin. The Funniest of all Farce Come dies. The brightest limit of Lmigh-j ter. lliiinnn Anturc'8 Greatest Frolic Hundreds of thousnnds havo de- Toured tho hook Millions havo roared over tho play. Seo tho had boy at his best the grocerynian In worse sldo-spllttlng woes. Prices 50c, 35c 25c. Seat sale at box ofllco Wednesday 9 a. m. Tuesday and Wednesday Ev ening, Nov. 1 3 and 1 4 MacEvoy's Hihernicon or TRIP TO ERIN With tho KHIXOPTOSCOPE A Grand Scenic. Musical and Chnr actor ontortainment, Illustrating tho scenery, music ana nntiquities 01 Irnlnn.l A mnlnn nt mirth, music. . pathos and mimicry. Soventy-flvo splendid tnhleaux, showing with nd-J mlrablo fldolty to nnturo tho won- drous InndBcapo beauties In tho four Announcos spoclnl excursion rntaos provinces of tho most beautiful from Snlom to Kansns City and ro island In tho world, Ulster, Lelnstcr, turn account Trnns-MlsslsslppI Com Munstcr nnd Connaught. I morclal congross to ho hold nt Kan- ST. JOSEPH'S HALL Chemckctn St. sns City, Novombor 20th to 23rd In- Admission, ndults BOc; children 23c. Found Dead In lied. Nebraska City, Nob., Nov. 13. Chief of police Chnrle3 Downing, nfifil C2, nn old.soldlor, was found dead in his bed this morning. It Is supposed ho died of heart failure. Famous Striko Breakers. Tho most famous strike broakers In tho land nro Dr. King's Now Llfo rilK Whon llvor nnd bowels go on s'rlke, they quickly scttlo tho trouble ar.I tho purifying work goos right : on nest euro for constipation, hoad- acho nnd dizziness. 2 Go at J. C. Perry druggist. H Christmas Brightness AT HINGES' It may wm early to think of Christmas at this early date. Bet never In all oornhtory did the Christmas shopping take on to soch proportions a. now. We never had qlte so sflendld a Christmas show of everything to a first class ewe!ry store, and crpoUcy of economy to buying never tore qoltesoeh pfent.fol fartt of advantage to holiday shoppers. Christmas prcha. to fce selected now d held to awatt yor pleasure. 0t of town orders recehy attention. Cr store Is easy to'.find, CHAS. H. HINGES JEWELER AND OPTICIAN DAILY Horn Thunip J'p-George Gordon. In tho role of onald Earl." ln the piny "Dora Thome, at the Grand Opera House last night, gavo just as true an Im personation of an English nobleman s Miss Mario Reel did of tho high bred patrician, "ldy Valentino .unoris." Miss Reel handles the aeilcato and Intricate slttmti. m,. arises In an aristocratic British fam- ; n. mo same easy and sang frold she would use In nnrlnp .,.,!. i the rear end of a restaurant. ,MIss w nns probably spent the best years of her young life n ,me use i"l and honorable occupation, and It Is really too bad that sho aban.lnno.i a posltlou sho was so pre-omlnontly j"niiu(i io auorn. When Uerha M. Clay wrote that , sickly, morbidly sontlmontnl bunch of tommy rot, It was bad enough as 'she loft It. and It may ho said that the dramntlst mnde no marked Im provements in his troatmont of tho book. Mr. Edwin P. Clark took tho part of Stephen Thorne, nnd If a voto was taken ho would probably got the maximum torm. However, tho piny and tho players seemed to plenso tho Salem people who woro at tho presentation. Miss Reel nnd Mr. Gordon got as much henrty and spontaneous npplauso and as many curtain calls as Richard Mansfield, Ellon Terry or nny of tho Drews would get If they should piny ln Salem, Incog. And that's going somo. Mr. Moredlth put tho show on nt popular prlcos, and to fill a long-folt want. It succeeded, nnd tho audi ence went nway pleased. o A Year of lllood. Tho yoar 1003 will long bo ro mombered In tho homo of F. N. Tncket, of AUInnco, Ky., as a yoar of blood; which flowed so copiously from Mr. Hnckot's lungs that death seemed very noar. Ho wrltes: "So vcro bleeding from tho lungs nnd n frightful cough had brought mo at (lenth's door, whon I began tnklng Dr. King's New Dlscovory for con sumption, with tho astonishing result thnt nfter tnklng four bottlos I was completely restored nnd ns tlmo hna proven pormnnently cured." Gnar- nntoed for sore lungs, coughs nnd store, hottlo 'u. -.. i.jo i.. PrlCO DOC nnU J1.0U. tHM froo. Tho Southern l'ncillc Company cIubIvo. Tlckots will ho on sale No vombor llth and 16th going transit limit ten dnys; llnnl roturn limit thirty days from dnto of snlo. Tho rnto will bo $C1.C5 for tho round trip; returning via direct linos through Cnllfornln tho rato will bo $73.50 for round trip. Stop-ovor within limits except that no stop overs will bo permitted ln Califor nia on going trip. WM. M'MURRAY, Goncrnl Passongor Agont. JOHN M. SCOTT, Ass't. Geuornl Passongor Agt. 11-10-31. o J. Wongor wont to Portland on biulnoss this morning. ' only one on Commercial SU ' I CAPITAL JOUltNAL. SAIdSM. OttBOOX. SOCIAL EVENTS Entertained Judges. On Wednesdny evrnlng Mrs. Frank J. Motile entertained 'hiforinnllr nt enrds, with tho threo supremo Just ness or snlem ns honored guests. Af ter tho gamy dainty refreshments were served. Mrs. Muulc's guests were: Chief Justice R. S. Dean, As sociate Justice Frank A. Monro, and Associate Justice T. Q. Hnlloy; Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Dickson, Mr. nnd Mrs. E. P. Dodd, Mr. and Mrs. G. W Phelps, Miss Evans, Mrs. E. N. Derk loy. Mrs. Leonn Thompson, Mr. E. 11. Clnrke, Dr. F. W. VIncont, Mr. Leo Moorohoustj, Mr. Al DeSpnln, Mr. Mnrk Moorohouso. Pondletnn Tri bune. ' . For St. Joseph's Church. A grand scenic, muslcnl nnd char acter entertainment will bo held nt St. Joseph's Hall, corner of Winter and Chemckctn streets, tonight nnd tomorrow night. It Is MhcEvoy's Hlbornlcon, or tho "Trip to Erin," nnd contains 75 splendid tnblcnuxs, showing with ndmlrnhlo fidelity to nature tho wondrous lnndscnpo beau ties In Ireland. Tho program con tains n number of tho beautiful old Irish songs, nnd, nltogethcr, It will bo ifn evening of enjoyment. Tho proceeds of tho entcrtnlnmcnt nro to go to St. Joseph's church, n most worthy cause. Mnrrled Today. Miss Irinn Clarke, a popular young woman, nnd former teacher of this city, will be married today to Prof. W. II. McCnll, formerly of Wlllnm otto Unlvorslty fnculty. Tho wedding tnkos placo at tho homo of tho brldo's parents, In Polk county. Robbed tho Hiinlc. Wnlkor, Mo., Nov. 13. Tho locnl bank snfo was blown to hits this morning nnd $2000 stolon, tho rob bers oscnplng. o Tho average young woman of to day Is busy and has no tlmo to de vote to nnythlng but health nnd beauty. It comes to nlnoty-nlno out of every hundred who tnko Hollls tor's Rocky Mountain Ten. Tea or Tnblots, 35 conts. For Bnlo nt Dr. Stono'a storo. Southern Pacific Tlmo Card, Effective Saturday, Aug. Townrd Portland Train Arrives. No. 10 5:30 a. in., Oregon ex press No. 148:23 a. m., Cottngo Grove express. No. 12 4:40 p. m Oregon ex pross. No. 22211:18 a. m through fast freight. No. 22C 11:55 a. m., local way freight. Departs 12:45 p. m. Toward San Francisco. No. 1510:50 p. m California oxprcfls. No. 130:23 p. m., Cottngo Grove express. No. 11 10:38 a. m., California expross. No. 22511:25 a. m., local way freight. Dcpnrts at 11:55 a. m. No. 2213:20 a. m., through fast freight. next to upmu TUESDAY, XOVKM11EU 1, 1000. Catarrhal Gastritis "For two years I was In a very bad condition, I was treated by a number of emi nent physicians for chronic catarrhal gastritis and dilata tion of the stomaclj, and ob tained no relief. I grew grad ually worse, my breathing was so difficult nt times that I thought I would die. My heart was in very bad condition from poor circulation and pressure of the dilated stomach. I de cided it was only a matter of a very short time with me. I was advised to try Dr. Miles' Nervine and Heart Cure, and before I had finished taking one bottle of the medicine I fctt like a new being. I took eight bottles of the medicine, and am entirely cured, for a matter of about $S.oo in the face of two hundreds spent in the two years before without relief." A. D. SLACK, Master Mechanic of tho 1. & Q. N, It. n., San Antonio, Texnt. Dr. Mile' Nervine It iold by your druggist, who will Qiirnte thnt the flrt lottl. will lonefit. If It falls, he will refund your money. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind NEWPORT NEWS AND HAMPTON ROADS Greatest Ship Building Plant in the Country. To Be Seen by the Young Lady Who Will Be Sent East by the Capital Journal Xotvpnrt Xt'WH. Newport Xows hna tho grcntoiit shipbuilding plnnt In tho country. Hero ninny hnttloshlpa, crulsorfl, tor pedo hont doutroycrs nml Htibmarlnoa linvo been built. Tho ynril hna tho Inrgoat dry (look ln tho now world. A visitor inny seo ahtpa In nil Btnr!ou of conatruotlon. Till a ship ynrd hna coat about $15,000,000, nnd ns n porninnunt oxhlhlt nnunnlly drnwa thouannda of visitors. In nddltlon to Its monetary coat, It has n pa triotic value which cannot ho ox- prossud In IlKiirwi. It wna off N'ow- port Nuwtt thnt the men from Juinua town alghtel Lord Deluwnro'a ahlpa whon ho canto to Vlrt'lnla In 1010 nnd saved tho colony. Newport Nowa llos Just ncro-a from tho ex position iirouiulH whoro tho Jninoa rhor ompttoa Into Hampton Honda. Hampton. Hampton wna tho Indian vlllnRO, ICocoughtiin, whon tho HnKllah on mo to America. It la tho oldost contin uous settlement of HiiKllshmou In tho new world nnd la tho repository of ninny hlstorlo trensurera. One among lnnny la St. John's church, tho oldest In the atnte. Tho Peni hroko fnrm nearby la notod for Its ourJotia nnclent monumunta of black mnrhlo. Hampton hna tho tint froo school established In America, the Symmos-Knton. This beautiful city Is located on Hampton Itondi, just across from tho exposition grounds. Commcmt untl Xnrlitutlon. Tho commercial feature of the Tidewater cities should not he over lookod. We havo hero a grand Job bing center nnd wholesale district possessing ramifications which ox tend throughout tho ontlro south. The chlof coallnc station of tho United Btatoa navy Is locatod hero. ThU la tho first lumbor port of tho south, tho second coal port of (ho country, the fourth cotton port and ono of tho greasiest exporting polnta for miscellaneous commodities. Its merchants are public spirited busi ness men and to their enterprise and tenaolty of purpose Is duo largo ly tho roault of bringing about tho celebration of nn event In which every patriotic Arnorlonn Is heartly Interested. ThU trip on the part of some Mar lon county young lady will prove an exceptional opportunity to advertise Marlon county. At all the largo cities like Iluffnlo, Albany, Now Yprk, Washington. Pittsburg, Day ton, Chicago and 8L Paul arrange ments will be made that tho leading pspors Interview our representatlvo to ascertain tho possibilities of our county. Thousands of dollars worth of publicity wilt be obtained la this matter and every one In Marlon county can have share In this great work by Helping out their candidate Rainy Season Wc arc prepared Jto keep you dry andj)warm during the rainy season. Our rain coats, overcoats and fifafl suits are the most comfort able and satisfactory gar ments of the season. H PRICES: $10 to $25 SALEM WOOLEN MILL STORE 136 Commercial St. h 1 1 1 1 n i id i . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n I! REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS $ Marlon County Land That Is ; ; ! Changing Ownenblp Prices ' ; ; That Obtained, ', '. flllll IIHHHII III I HI. a1 Tho following rcnl oatnto trnna fora hnvo boon placed on record' In tho oWco of tho county rocor&or: J. T. 11. Yengop to A. W. Bmlth lota 1 nnd 2, aec. 30, t 3 a, r 3 w, w d 3000. B. It, I'ortor to J. II. I'orter, 50.2C acres, t 1 a, r 1 w . . 1200. Mrs. Jt. Houamnu to Alois Tnnrlor, lots G, G, 7 nnd '8, hlook 33, Ooryala, w d . . f J. H. Bettlomlor to N. II. Wheeler, wost half lots 1 nnd 2, hlook i, nddltlon to Wood burn . . . , 1 A. M. nnd F. Mlllor to K. h. ..lloyntou, lot C, block 4. Wood burn l'kg Co. add .. 125 II. K. nnd M. Wlrth to Mary A. Stay ton, et ni., lot , block 8, Thomas' add to Btnyton, w d R00 U. and I. Lynch to W. N. Mc Cnndllsh, et al., tract In Unl- , vorslty add to Hulem, w d 1 0, nnd M. J. Wallace to Jacob lox, tracts of land In seo. 31 nnd 32, In t 7 s, r 1 o. Ma- , Hon county C650 U. and W. Moaklns to C. Y. Green, block 20 nnd 21 of Remington's ndd to Wood burn, w d 7. CO o General Odel went to Portland on business this morning. WE ARE PREPARED TO MAKK HALKH DIILIVKIUIM l'OK "'l'Jf HERCULES STUMPING AND BLASTING POWDER rnun our iicir jxiwdt-r tiingasJno ott and nfter Ftid&Yf Nov 9th Remember Our Prices W nuiko (ho saino prlcca an Portland, thus savlufc yjq ,',B freight, etc, Tho prices how quoted U H?4 cents In ton lots sud Ofi In lottj of 100 ik)Uhis Kd Aver, delivered In SaIcw. You ran get your powder any Hay la tho week, as wo nro buying in rut load lots, and wilt keep large stock continually oa hd. OtXH, AMMUXITIOK, FISIIIXO A.VD 8l0TlNa OOOIMI. & t&4M rU4t SyrxMt. Salem, Oregon IT lmml llutml McctM Tho Btato Land llonrd hold H longthy seaslin today nnd dlsposothsj. of n coiiBldernhlo amount of routing business. Nothing of nny particular Importance enmo up for consldora-tlou. Preferred Stock A full lino of high grndo gro corlos In ovcry department. NOTHING OLD Wo always keep tho froh ost and aim high In our doilro to plenso our customers. A new lot of Helnx'a Pickles, 0ll, Sweet nnd Sour,, .Kvery thing In Dollcnclw, ' a , A PEW BARGAINS In Dlshos. Boo thorn early nnd gut tho cholco soloctlons. H. M. Branson State Street Grocer TACKU:, ICYCtK8, CUTLKltY ) It 4 III tba work now under way. . . W 'v isr " 4