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THERE AR MANY POINTS ABOUT
A Buck
Heater
To Command Your
Attention
Calf in and See Our
y duck Line
They aJe going out every day on
. guarantee of satisfaction
AS TO RANGES ....
We have decided to continue our special offer on the MALLEABLE RANGE a few
more days. This is done to give further opportunity to people who could not get in
demonstration week. REMEMBER we have cheap ranges also.
SPECIAL THIS WEEK
Polished Steel Range, regular $25.00. Special $22.00
deal is
PULLED
THROUGH
Arrangement of Eastern Ore
gun Machine Democrats
Over Judgeship Consummated
Tlio appointment ly the governor
of Thomas II. Qrnwford, of Lu
(Iraiulo, to liti Judge of the Tenth
Judlclnl district to fill the vnonnuy
cnusotl by the resignation of Judge
llobort Haiti u, who cotito on
tlio supremo hunch In January, U
said to be the consummation of n
dual llxcid up long ago by Mr. Craw
ford nud othoro ut the head of the
Democratic miichlno lu eastern Ore
Boii. It U Mild on uood authority that
for wniiu time Governor Chamber
lulu rebelled against machine made
politics so fur as hU appointments
nro concornod, hut that ho wns final
ly persuaded to capitulate. 111b sur
render on this occasion, U In politi
cal flrcliw, Interpreted to moun that
hu will consent to accede ta the
populur demand to bocomo a candt
dato for tlio United Htntos senate to
succeed Senator Pultun mid that ha
will not liu loath to accept the ser
vices of the men who nro nt the
head of the llttlo Democratic ma
chine In Union and linker counties
It will ho remembered that whon
tlu Tenth Judicial district was cre
ated. It was incorporated In tho hilt
The Bank Habit
Possibly you who read thU
havo never kept a bank account.
It n.ot, let us suggest that you try
tho experiment. You will find It
helpful lu muuy ways. Asida
from tho fact thai your monoy
will bo 6a fo from theft nud fire,
such a habit tends to thrift nuAl
economy, discipline and a genornl
undorstaudlng at buslnoss princi
ples, nil of which nro essential to
success. It also affords a conve
nient mothod for tho payment ot
bllhi; and,, as tho chocks aro al
ways prosorvod and returned to
you, they sorvo as recelpls for the
amount paid. Wo will bo pleased
to nerve you as your banker.
Como In nud open, a bank account.
Salem Stt Bank
L. K. PAGE, FrMlsftat
E. W. HAZARD. Caufcitw
that Judge Ilobcrt Enkln should bo
tho Judge and thnt loft tho Judgeship
In tho Ninth district, comprising
Halter nlono, vacant. This placo wns
filled by Governor Chamborlaln ap
pointing to tho licmch Cnptnln Sam
uel White, who was chairman of tho
Domncrntlo state contrnl commlttco
nt tho ttmo Governor Chnmborlnln
was first elected.
Claronce Orawford, tho son. of
Thomus 11. Crawford, wns appointed
district attorney In tho Tenth dis
trict. Last spring, so tho story goes,
It was arranged between the Craw
ford family and J. 1). Slater, ot La
(Irnudo, who Is an old line Democrat
and a sou ot former United States
Senator Sinter, that nt the olectlon
Inst June none ot the Crnwfords
were to run for olllce, leaving tt olear
Held for Mr. Slater who was to mnko
tho race against I.oroy I.omnx, tho
present Incumhont nud tho Hopubll
onu cnndldnto. Tho Ilopubllcaus
curried both Union nnd Dakar comi
ties nud Mr. Slater was In no wlao
benoflttod by tho alleged political
deal.
As soon ns the election wns over
Thomns II. Crawford nskod for tho
appointment as Judge to succeod
Judge Haklu. Mr. Slater also was
n candidate and several othors asked
for tho placo.
It was said on pretty good author
ity that Clovornor Chamborlaln, part
ly as n rebuke to tho manipulators ot
political deals, was not going to rati
fy nny bargains modo during tho
campaign, but thnt ho was likely to
appoint Hon. Tumor Oliver, of La
Grande, to tho vacant placo on tho
bench. Mr. Ollvor has always boon
n prominent Democrat and Is em)
nently qualified to fill tho duties ot
tho office. Ho has howavor novor
boon an active candidate for this or
any other office nnd. has always dono
his fighting in tho ranks with tho
boys In tho trenches.
These stntomonts nro not meant to
convoy tho Idea that Judge Crawford
Is not qualified for It Is generally
conceded that ho Is a man of tho
strictest Integrity and Is an excellent
lawyer. Ho tilled tho ottlco of dis
trict attorney In his district with
signal ability.
Judgo Samuel White, who, while
dofented for tho nomination for
Judgo in Dakar county by former
Stato Senator William Smith, still
dictates Democratic politics n that
baltwlck and Tom Crawford Is as
much tho boss ot Union Democracy
as Dick Croker over was ot Tam
many. And If Governor Chamber
lain enters tho field as a senatorial
probability, ho will surely bo backed
up by tho eastern Oregon dynasty.
Bantu vjtIKtMjfwHawiihMriBacM
No Sunday
Dinner
Is complete howovor savory or
nppotlzlng tho viands, without n cup
of delicious Dakor's
Barrington Hall
Coffee
high grotto stoel-cut Mocha nnd Java
blend, to wnsh thorn down nnd leave
n delightful tasto In tho mouth and
Imparting an Invigorating tono to
ono's spirits. Of course wo have a
full lino of choapor grades In coffeos.
Wo nlso havo somo special bar
gains in Llpton's tons, a frosli ship
ment of which has Just arrived.
H. M. Branson's
statu street grocery
WALLACK TltlLTS CANDIDACY
.ucMloii Arl-.es If Ills lVtitfou Had
Enough Qualified Voters.
A question arose today If tho peti
tion of tho candidacy of Wallace Trill
for city recorder contains the requl
slto amount ot legal voters. Mr. Trill
died his potltlon Saturday afternoon,
on tho last day ho could do so under
tho law. Ills petition contained the
names ot 57 citizens and undor the
law tt has to contain 54, or 3 per
cont of tho voto tor governor at tho
last goneral election. In this case
ho has a margin ot threo votes, but
It has been discovered that 14 of the,
men on tho petition nro not regis
tored voters. t
Whllo tho law- makes tho city ro-,
corder tho Judgo in such matters
Recorder Mooros felt a delicacy in
ruling arbitrarily against Mr. Trill,
as they aro both candidates for the
same office, and at noon today called
Trill in and explained tho situation
to him, and advised him to consult
an attorney to ascertain what legal
itatus ho has, it any, as a candidate
Mr. Trill will at onco Investigate
tho problem.
HIGH
SCHOOL
DEFEATED
This is
The Weather
Pacific College Defeats Salem, THAT livys HAVO0 W1TH youn umbheixa, hut
Hign acnuui at newDery
Score 11 to 0.
Tho Salem. High School football
teum onived homo Sunday in nearly
ns high spirits as whon they left, al
though bearing n defeat of 11 to 0
by Pacific College, of Newberg..
Tho boys went to Newberg Satur
day by team, played tho game that
afternoon, stayed nftho Hotel Pur
dy Saturday night, and started homo
Sunday morning. Although defeated
the members of tho tenm say they
had a flno tlmo, nnd felt repaid for
their trip, nlso tho pcoplo of New
berg know how to treat you square,
no matter which way tho gamo goes.
Tho Game.
Tho gamo was quick and snappy,
nnd nt tho ond ot tho first halt tt was
doubtful which way It would go, as
the score was then 0 to 0. This
half was played entirely In Pacific's
territory, whllo nt ono tlmo ?alem
had tho ball within six Inches ot
their goal, when It was lost on downs
nnd Pacific succeeded In getting it
out of lmmodlnto danger. S. If. S.
had again Just got tho ball started
well toward their opponents' goal ns
tho whlstlo blow. I
Second Half.
In tho second halt Pacific kicked
off, nnd tholr luck changed, nnd
they begun n steady march down tho
field, although with frequent losses,
but not enough to stop them, until,
with tholr Irroslstnblo lino rushes
with tholr heavy .bnck field, they
finally shoved tho pigskin ovor Sa
lem's 'goal. Thoy kicked nn easy
goal, making tho scoro G to 0,
Pacific again kicked oft to Salem,
and again started bucking down thq
field toward tho visitors' goal. Tho
ball changed hands sovoral times,
until Pacific was finally hold for
downs on Salem's one-yard lino, but,
DON'T YOU CARE
! WE IIAVK JUST RECEIVED A LARGE SHIPMENT OF COVERS,!
HANDLES, IHHS, ETC., AND AHE PREPARED TO DO THE llUSjj
WORK POSSIBLE.
DROP IN ANYWAY
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LJWC J
'GUNS, AMMUNITION, BICYCLES AND GENERAL REPAIRING.
hm-m- mi i r.H--HM--i-,H-frw.
GET ONE?
Wo have sampled tho city with Wild noso Flour. If you did not
get n. wimple, call nt tlio office mill GET ONE.
When you buy flour bo sure it Is like tlio sample.
WILD ROSE FLOUR
91.00 n sack nt nil grocers. Mndo from old wheat, too.
mtnniinnn iinti-iff iiiiiiiomiH
nftor a couplo ot plays, Salem lost
tho ball on n fumble, nnd their oppo
nents succeeding In forcing tt ovor
tho lino Just as tho whlstlo blow.
It was n hard goal to kick and Pa-
jclflc failed, leaving tho final scoro
11 to 0.
Ot tho two teams Pacific was tho
heavier, especially their back !!
They made most ot their yardijtN
tholr heavy ltno bucks, wherttitj
would put tho ball In play and to
It through Salem's lino and cut
tholr yardage. Tho halves were eitk
twenty minutes.
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Seven Day Special
ON CHINA CUPS AND SAUCERS
Special (Cc
From NOVEMBER 7 to SATURDAY NIGHT, NOVEMBER 24. Good
shape, good size; strong and not easy to break.
per set of six Caps and Saucers. Reg
ular price $.00 and cheap at that
SIXTY CENTS Is as cheap.
as white granite or cheapest semi
porcelain which If nicked turns dark soon, where Chinaware will not. Come
and see tliem and you vfl he satisfied to purchase.
YOKOHAMA TEA CCX
GOODS DELIVERED IN CITY LIMITS
Into each, lito bouio rains must tall.
Wiso peoplo don't sit down and bawl:
Only fools suicide or tako to flight.
Smart people tako Rocky Mountain
Tea at night.
For salo at Dr.. Stone store.
New Fiction at Public Library.
"Tho Captain," Williams; "Chil
dren ot tho Abbey," ltocho; "Fight
ing Chance," Robert W. Chambers;
"Awakening ot Helena Richie," Mar
garet Doland; "Drewsters Millions,"
O. B. McCutcheon; "Main Chance,"
M. Nicholson; "Tho Westerners."
Edward S, White; "Checkers," H, M.
niossom; "Bath Comedy," A & E
CaBtle; "Silas Strong," Dacheller Ir
ving; "Jano Cablo," O. B. McCut
cheon; "Call ot tho Blood," Robert
Hlckens; "Tides ot narnegat," F. H.
Smith; "Tho Virginian." Owen
Wlster; "Col. Carter of Cartervllle,"
F. It. Smith; "Sir Nigel." Conan
Doyle; "Open Shutters," Clara L,
Burnham. ,
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- Poles Get Busy.
Warsaw, Poland, Nov. 19. A col-
lector for tho government, escorted
by soldiers, was attacked this morn
Injj by terrorists, who killed ono sol
dier, wounded tho official, stole 11000
and escaped.
Chase and Sanborn's
Teas and
Coffees::
Wo havo Just received a new
shipment, and as wo are tho
sole agents tor them In Salem,
we are going to do our best to
pleaso you. All wo ask Is to
give them a trial.
YOURS TO SATISFY
Moir Grocery
Company
450 State St.
Phono 183
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Everything
Of the Best and
The Best
Of Everything
Tells tho complete story of
Harvey's up-to-date stock
groceries.
You may go It blind or to
intelligently and the ressU
will lie. the same.
BEST TREAT3IF.XT
BEST GOODS
BEST TRICES
At
A. L Harvey
Cor. Court and nigh Su 8I'tj
Phone 210 Main.
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