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Newspaper Page TextiyT ' r r- 8 DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1000 Santa Claws Is a Jolly Old Fellow And has established his headquarters in this store, where everything that's new can he found in a variety large enough to please all. THERE ARE BUT TEN DAYS OF SHOPPING BEFORE GHRISTMAS You can do a great, deal inoro by doing your shopping 111 the mornings. You will escape tho crush, besides you won't J)o so hurried. If pobHlhlc, do your Hhopplng In the forenoon. Personals I Holiday Things That Women Like - in i -i - - - -1- - FINE LINENS FINE FURS NECKWEAR FAIN COATS SILK WAISTS , GLOVES HANDKERCHIEFS WRIST BAGS Can You Draw a picture of Santa ? Wo will give prizes nil this week, Including Monday of nevt week, for drawings of Snntn Clans. All pictures inunt be dono on U.vll shcctH of white paper by students of tho public schools. Each hhect must bear tho tiaiuo and address of tho artist, together with the namo of tho sclrool at tended. Special prizes will bo given the Most Artistic Drawing, Fun niest Drawing, three Cleverest Conceptions. Do original. No Tracings Deceived. Holiday Things That Men Like HOUSE COATS BATH ROBES SLIPPERS SUIT CASES NECKWEAR GLOVES HANDKERCHIEFS UMBRELLAS CUPS AND SACCERS, DISHES DEDUCED ONE-TIIIUD, ENTIKE LINE OF VASES DEDUCED ONE-HALF I Good x QJ2meMdSonA go Heo Dehguorh the great Clairvoyant and Palmist at the Carnival, December 11 and in. CITY NEWS A Collection of Important Para graphs for Your Consideration Jt Is Not Too Late To visit tho Diunnr at St. Paul' guild rooms. Open all this ovonlng The Great Niiiuldlau Lion Will ho on exhibition nt tho Mid Winter Cnrnlvnl, tho only animal of this kind west of tho Mississippi. A largo anil ferocious, bonBt. Como and soo him. 271 Commercial St. Dh' Your ChrlNttnas PiWontH At tho Mld-Wlntor Carnival. Hvorythlng now, up-to-dnto niul nt prlcos to pleaso all. 2t. Dikmi Evenings Till Qlirlsiinas On account of b mnny jiiubIc In- and Sowing Machines, opposlto Bush Hank. 12-13-3t. Living Dallies Will bo seen in tho baby Incuba tors nt tho Mld-Wlntor Camlvnl, Dee. l-l and 15. 271 Commorclnl St. General admission 10c. 2t. Will Meet Friday Tho Womon's Missionary Boclety of the Presbyterian church will moot at tho homo of Mrs. James Wilson, I ffl Cnttngo street on Friday nftor noon nt 2:30 o'clock. It. Ilaiul Concert Tho "Jorry from Kerry" bnnd gavo an onun nir concort on Commorclnl street at noon today and delighted tho crowd which nsBomblod with "Poet and Peasant" and Bcvernl other good solcctlons. FIVE CENT LAND FUND DIVIDED rii Glory Tlckeli Two marrlngo licenses wero Issued .i.u.uuuiB u.vii in uavins uio usual by tho county olork as follews: J.J. good tltn.ls at ChrUtnuiB, my Btoro LowiB. UK0U 35. of Portland, .and will bo open every ovonlng till Christ mas. (leo. C. Will, Dealer In MubIc Brilliant Cut Glass The kind that glitter and hiwulilos Ilko pun crystals, That's tho kind wo keep nt llAllll'B. Remember there uro two grades of vat flln.is. lu the best grade tho tflAH ii pure, clear and white so that when tho light falls upon tho polUhed cut iturfaees, It scintillates a4wot like tho diamond. In tho lnfs Tier grades tho glass Is Imlliied to bo ctfttHty and dead, and reflects light fry poorly. Tfce again, tho way tho glnss is cut fc0 wi mhi'Ii to do with tho beauty mmI brilliancy In tho iilecrs as the HtlKf o tho kIahh Itself. We cawy tho HhvH display of Cut Hm ' in tho city, roiulstlng of Ma-wkqit' mui thmt or four others of Get yur cut glass t Barr's and t tfec bit. Barr's Jewelry z Store Ctt. State ,mhI UtMrty St. MIbs Vornnl M. Slmornl. aged 25, a tonchor of Sllvorton. Charles Meyor, ago 21. and Miss Maud M. Drown, aged 17, both or Sllvorton. o My hotirt nnd hand auothor claimed. Ills pica had como too lata. It's over thus with poople without pluck and vim, Tako Rocky Mountain Ten, don't get loft again, For nolo at Dr. Stono's store o Ctumulugit Was Uusy. St. Paul, Doc. 13. Cummlnga, a. member of tho Minneapolis chamber of commerce, and had moro offices, and moro leased wires thuu uny con corn this side of Ghlcnuo nnd doing nn tmmonso business. Cumminga naked tho secretary or tho chambor by telegraph to nnnouuco his bus ponBlon. ' o Hero Is tho Sequel. . Wolsor, Idaho, Dec, 13. Albert Wenrlch, a saloon kecpur, was shot nnd killed this morning by Nelllo L&mout, a public character, who then shot herself through tho throat. She la still alive, but lu a critical condi tion. o . Mrs. W. Cnrleton Smith Mrs. Hug, Chas. Roth, Heritage, malo quartette, ladles' gleo club and Or Herltuuo will slug at tho Mid- Winter Carnival. Admission 10c 271 Commercial St. o Nothing to Lom), St, Paul, Dec 12, A, J. .Qura- mUw, a broker, announced ttla fall r toaayi His lkbllitlM ar not wrt ttwjr art baayy. Tho apportionment or tho United States live nor coat land snlos fund among tho sovornl counties of tho stnto was ntado by tho secretary of state today, Tho total amount ap portioned was J22.-189.nG, mudo up on tho basis ot .0003CS93C7S50G por ncro upon 00,G7,700 ncros. Marlon county's shnro or tho fund is 5259. CI. o . Priests Given a Hearing. Paris, Doc. 13. Tho -arrested priests wero examined singly. Ench answered thnt ns a French citizen he had the right to say his prayers whorovor ho ploasod. and if there woro othors prosent In the churche? h did not regard them. Tho otHclals wero naked to sign dcclnrntlons for future action If such a course bo de cided upon, nnd woro permitted to go with tho warning thnt they ware likely to instltuto fresh proceedings Attorney Chnrles MoNnry is In Portland todny. , . - Mrs. J. A. Wnznor wont to Oregon City this morning. -i Attorney Walter Kayos 13 In Port land todny on busInoBS. F. C. Deckqbnch Is homo from a business trip to Portland. Mrs, W. H. Egan Is In Brooks to day, tho guest of friends. Mr. nud Mrs. J. A. Aupporle, of Jefferson, are in tho city today. , Mrs. A. M. Cannon wont to Lablsli Meadows' 'this mdrning to .vtsjtbrcla- 1 tlves. Attorney It. C. Glovor was among the Woodburn-bound i)asengers this morning. Mrs. Inoz Flomlng arid children left this inornInK for n brief visit In Portland. J. W. Manor returned to his homo In Corvnllls Inst evonlng, after a visit in this city. President P. L. Campbell, of tho University of Oregon, returned to Eugene last ovonlng. Miss Kittle Hinrbord returned last evening from Tho Dalles. C. K. Spnuldlng, tho sawmill man, went to Portland yestordny. Mrs. P.. B. Houston loft hiBt ev ening for a short visit In Portland. Solomon Durbln nnd wife left yes terday for an extended visit In Cali fornia. Mrs. E, N. Gilllughnni, who has been visiting Portland rolatlvos, re turned home Inst evening. C. W. Jnmos, superintendent of the stnto prison, hns returned from a trip to Enstorn Orogon. Mrs. W. L. DunnKnn, niter visit ing Salem friends, roturncd this morning to her homo In Sllvorton. Zndoc Rlgg's camo up from Port land this morning. S. Y. Evans was n Solom visitor from Eugene todny. Cliostor Cntlow loft today for Portland onrouto to Chicago, whero ho will spond tho holidays with his pnronts. Ho will return In January to tesumo his studies lu tho Wlllam ctto University. Miss Francis Cooper, of Jefferson, returned to her homo this morning, after n brief visit In this city. Mr. nnd Mrs. Dnvo Stover loft this morning for Los Angoles, Cal., where they will spend tho winter. J. H. Ackcrmnn, stnto school sup erintendent, Is In Albany' on busi ness. Miss Sylvia- and Miss Edna Jones aro visiting In tho city. W. P. Prunk, of Portland nrrlved In Snlsm this morning to visit roln tlvos. . R. J. Klrkwood, of Eugene, was In tho city on businoss this morning. Ho Is an ox-student nnd footbnll ployor or Pacific University nnd Is nt prosont representative or tho Inter national Correspondence school, o SAYS JETTY WORK IS FAILURE Dr. Kinney, of . Astoria, Calls Governor's Attention to Conditions. Tt Appeal to Powers. Rome, Dec. 13. Mgr, Montngnlnl reported to the Vatican todny. and tho report will' bo used ns a protest to tho powers against the nctlon or Franco. o Killed Only Tw o. Now York, Dec 13. Holllstor nnd Folgor, contestants In tho bIx day race, woro probably fatally In jured In a collision at 7:2S this morning, noth aro still unconscious. Tho raco wob stopped, nnd may not bo resumed. Ten riders fell. Now York, Dec 13. Tho race was resumed at 9 o'clock. It is anuounced that Holllster and Folger aro not so seriously hurst as was supposed, and may ro-ontor tho raco later, o Indictments Will Stand. San Frnnclsco, Dec 13. Judge Duneo this afternoon overruled tho motions tnado by the defenso to quash tho indictments against Schmlts nnd Rucf, and also sustain ed the objections ot tho stnto against questioning Judge Lawlor regarding; Juror Wise, a member ot the gran Jury vhlcb returned tho indictments, , o That Noble Prise Did It. Stockholm, Sweden, Dec IS. It ( report that Kbk 0car is 111 wfeh hmn iimtm. The French View ot Marriage. Tho French, guldod by rensou as thoy would Bny, rognrd tho Institution ot matrimony ns a rational regula tion ot tho fact of box, as a compro mise botwoen tho rights of tho In dividual and tho rlshts of society. Tho mnn obeys, but under protest; he Is willing to sacrifice his liberty so far, but, boyond that point, ho re gards solf-abnogatlon ns rnnatlcal nscotlclsm. Marriage, under French usago, is a partnership, in which such matters as charnctor, tastes, nducn tton, birth, and property nro to he considered; contracting tamllles scrutlnlzo tho proposed brido nnd groom ns ir comlne up ror ndmlt tanoo Into n club. Thoy look nt our custom or marrying ror love with amazement, n? wo should look at a grocer's enrt that started on Us rounds nt thirty miles nn hour. Our system confines Its viow to the ro mantic dreams of youth and regards matrimony rather as a holiday cruise than a voyage of life. Wo may err In our endeavor to regard men nnd women na disembodied spirits; and yet wo cannot but think that the French err in their resolution to be eenslblo and regard men nnd women as animals takon In tho tolls of so ciety. Our theory may look too rar Into tho future; theirs lingers too far in tho brutal 'past, H. D. Sedgwick, In tho December Atlantic o - Tickled. "May I ask ir you ever had on oc cupation?" asked the woman in tho waysldo cottage. '"Yes, mum," replied tho tattered tramp. "'I used to be a beauty doc tor," "N'onsensel U you had ever been a beauty doctor you would havo or fered to practice on me." "On you? How could I, mum? How could I offer to practice on one who Js already bo beautiful?" With a winning smile she handed him a saucer ot prunes and told him ho would Ind a smoking Jacket and an easy cfcalr o the front porch. Chicago Dally News. In a communication to tho gov ernor, Dr. August C. Kitmoy, of As toria, reports that tho Jetty work nt tho mouth of tho Columbia river be ing constructed by the government is proving a detriment to tho channel of tho river rather than n boneflt nnd that, notwithstanding flvo nnd flvo elghths miles of Jetty work has been completed tho bur is two and ono hnlf feet shallower now than four teen yenra niro nnd ho encloses two copies of photos of mnps of tho river taken by tho United States en gineers to provo his statemont. Ho says that It is foolishness to continue! tho construction of tho Jet ty ns It will prevent tho undertaking of Bomo othor remedy moro practical, which should bo studied out Imme diately. With four miles of Jetty In 1S92 tho depth of tho channel was 27 feet, while, with flvo and flvo- clghths miles of jetty this year, tho depth has boon lowered to 24 foot. Governor Chamberlain is still absent on his trip to tho Rivera nnd Har bors congress, In Washington, D. C , nnd his Old homo In Mississippi, and will not return until tho end of tho wook. Dr. Kinney said: "This Jetty work Is certainly u failure, a sorrowful truth which none of us enn regret more than myself and others nt tho mouth of this rlvor. Tho United Statos engineers and nil Interested no doubt 'have dono for the best but It docs not seem very clear to mo that n continuation of this work will provent tho undertak ing ot some other remedy more prnc- tlcal. "Wlint that something Bhould bo should be studied out nt once. Tho demand or the whole Columbia river basin Is for something prnctical in getting nn entrance Into tho river for tho deepest vessels now coming into Pugot sound. "I nm not nn engineer ns you know, only an interested citizen in tho matter, looking for results nnd so have no plnn to propose" A'wful Agony ot Pies Positively Relieved i, .,.. PiloCn l,K1' A TRIAL PACKAGL M VU.El) v There la . no ron-,, good reason why nnv , '' man should continue to Buffer JS piles when a reputable compaj j brnrln tilinrnmnv n ,..i.i ls falling euro for this droad dlieJ " "'"" " v"u 4l"e ot the Dtis" est. Thoy havo done more -n? Offer, to rellove the sufferer terns! """ """ " on the ill to recovery, by giving to any pile, J J dress, a free trial package of tl wonderful Pyramid Pllo Cure hll 3S"Lt r i" ii m r Wbers Kwit PHM SmToreri&id. i& ifeforo loo Lata. Aro You Going to Havo a Good Time on Christmas? In nine out of ten ensos, it tnkos tho assistance of music to havo a good tlmo. H you want music nnd havo it not, tho place to get It is nt tho music house- of Goo. C. Will. You enn got thero a piano, organ, tnlklng mnchine, violin, guitar, mouth harp. Sheet music and rec ords, hundreds of pieces to select trom yes thousands. . Do you want your frlonds to havo n cood tlmo on Christmas? If you do, present them with musical in struments or records. Nothing you could think of would bo more appro priate. Nothing would please them hotter In tho giving, or give them moro pleasure In the using. You enn spend much or little, according to your circumBtnncos. You enn cive to tho old or young, mon or women, sick or well. There is no clnss, caste or condition in music loving. It is universal. It is a girt of tho di vine. Do you want to send something by mall to some lady friend? Sheet music or n music roll is ' something that she would appreciate and they aro very appropriate to Bend by mall Remember that when you want anything in music,, you cannot do oeuer in uregon or tho Pacific Northwest than at the music house or Geo. C. wm. Opposite bank of Ladd & Bush. Commercial street, Salem, Plain, sealed wrappor. There are enough of tho curative element, u this trial package to greatly rcdw tho swelling of tho affected part, to heal much of tho aoreness an.i w. atlnn. Attor fhn ,.,!.. i1 druggist will supply you with aba' oi uio j;yranii(iB for CO cents. itenu Mrs. Bend's letter, vhlcW ions now aho suffered and wu reJ novcu, ir not positively cured, afterl using ono 50-cont box. "I hnvo tried your pllo cure til, find them all you recommend thtmj I nm very thankful to you for everi putting- them within my reach, fori havo had ono box, and I havo not' 'used nil of them yet, nnd I feel IM n now woman today, and I tell eferrJ body about thorn. When I starW them I could not walk across ii floor, but now I can do my work ii right. My work was n burden to b. boforo I Btnrted them, but I can ufl you thnt I can work much better now. You enn rely on me. I will toll ovorybody nbout Pyramid Pfl Cure. Your sincerely, Sirs. J. Bend,! Toronto, Cnnadn, 33 Pears Ave." There Is positively no risk or dat- gor with tho Pyramid Pllo Cure, for thero is nothing hut curatives in Ui preparation. Thoy nro supposltoriet which, plnced in tho nffeetcd part, et' na a soothing ointment working t?- on tho infected, nnd ulcerous tissues, giving thorn now llfo and stimulate a stronger circulation of the blood. By tho uso of tho Pyramid Pil Curo tho patient Is cured nt 6oe) without losing a day's work, no mil tor what his occupation. Tho cor mny bo accomplished In absolute privacy. Wo uso no names for ad- ( vortlBlng purposes without the to1 tnry consent of tho patient. The Pyramid Pllo Curo is qclcfc nsrmanont nnd nainless. Do not de lay, but send your namo and addrv" today, and wo will furnish you t, onco with tho frco trial package) Pyramid Drug Co., 73 Pyro" Bldg., Marshall, Mich. ; Tho 50 cents size package are irj Bale at Ml d -uggists. i Money to Loan THOMAS K, F0RPj Orer Laaa & Bush's Bank, Sale. -: O- . Notice. Tho annual meeting or tho share holders of the Capital National Bank of Salem will bo held at Ita banking house in Salem, Oregon, on Tua. day tho eight day of January, 1907. oaiem, Oregon, Dec 8, 1906, JOS. H. ALBERT, 12-1 0-1 mo Cashier. Reform School Supplies. Sealed proposals aro hereby" re quested for furnishing the State Re form School -ith supplies for the next six months, ending Juno 30 1907. Lists with specifications of what Is needed will bo furnished on application to tho superintendent. laJJ1" mU8t b ln by December 37, 1906, and alt goods delivered at Reform School by January 10, 1907 N. H. LOONEY, CbIah. " fcvuucm. j. vregon, Dec 12, 1908. 12-12-lw Norwich Union Fire I ance Society J Fraak Mwadlth, Resident A 1 0e with Wm. Brown & Co.,Jjl IIP Semmerelal street. NEW TODAY WaHted. A girl for general now- work. Good wages for right P"J. Inqulro at 365 High street. j2.lJ.St jnqulr li.. aiA rt-i .I1ai MVf- m. v mill; uuvu mmv . . at 16 C Miller street, muw' lM3'st - ...i For Sale Mare, weight U JJ gentlo and true. Price I5JZ. J T.Oiortv etronf. 13 Saro Curo for Tile- fl Itching Piles prodoco J001-'! causa Itching, this form as iiiiua, liieodtag or ---- - m nauijir fitnna tfrhlnc and Absorbs tuor; SOe a Jtf gtete, or sMt by mM. Tr"" jWrlta mm alMMit yoar cart, 'aaako, PkJU., Pa.