Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, November 13, 1907, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text'iwwiutMHmwiiMwMmtxitim'vAst0LutoniHHiiwlftilBt'T& 3 DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1007. LU K l ivt ft if.' i v $ ilk . Today Only WEDXfiSIlAX SPECIAL NO. 358 For today's Belling wo offer a fine lot of NEW UMBRELLAS With natural wood princess Imn'dlosParagon frame with steel rod morcerized rainproof covers now's tho time to pro- pnro for the wet weather coming. Regular $1.2G valuos. No tele phono orders will bo received. SpeoI.il. Skating -weathers Coming soon; Can't wear clothes Ybu -wore last June fnHrt zsmbstw V5Er c cwp ""V V K.vSET .".. COPVRI&HT I90T 6V TINV TA0SCO.N.Y, 78c Children's and Misses COATS A flno showing of children's and misses' coats of gray striped mixtures trlramod with brown and gray volvet and solf material col lars full box backs A very ser viceable coat for goncral Regular $5 and ?G values. Special l-LS WSLA m m r - w ajiMWM r .. r I gJ m I7J If r r jr Amjv l - ji. mcrwMMg jl- P r. J.YL ,&& &U- M WWP "-zzrsw v, COATS AT LESS PRICE Wo have placed a rack full ot Coats in cloth and ralnproofs cravonotted In medium and dark mixtures that wo offer as follows $9.00 valuos, Rpoclat $15.00 value?, Spocial I1G.50 value. Spocial $28.50 values, Special $6.00 $0.00 $n.oo $19.00 TriHW, A FULL DESCRIPTION OF THE REAUTY, THE STYLE AND THE VALUE IN OUR STOCK OF OUTER-WEAR FOR WOMEN WOULD RE OUT OF QUESTION IN A NEWSPAPER. THE REST WE CAN 1)0 IS TO ASK YOU IN TO SEE WHAT WONDERFUL VAL UES WE ARE OFFERING. Ajn wear. ' m - - - $3.90 fgB fl eqwiA 6& INCOftPCRKTED Hosiery No woman over had too many pairs of stockings. Perhaps you need a few pnirB to Inst out tho Beason ones that you will like, yet not pay a big prlco for. Wo arc offering n big special In our hosiery section in fancy black loso with dainty designs cmbrold ;red on them. C5c and 75c values, n great special at TOWHEAD BOY WINS BATTLE Brinor M "" ""S YOUf VWWWWJ ""il v m i Al,a eschang, pieces. How a Largo Industry Qvvw From amnii jUcgiiiniiigH in Count Home. T 48c Spool Cotton Wo havo secured a quantity ot Merrick's brand of spool cotton warranted 200 yard 3 to spool which wo offer at 6 Spools for 25c (American Farmer.) Onco thoro was a boy who, to out ward appoaraucos, did not differ from others of his kind Ho was Just n.t ordinary ovory day towhoaded boy euch as may bo seen on every fnnii und stroot of tho country. There was ono difference apparent, how ore, only to closo obsorvors. Thh I boy had tho commercial Instinct In unusually strong development. Ho jwns always swapping knives, trading ,tos, playing marbles for kcops. A .many other boys havo possessed these (characteristics, our particular tow head would not havo been especially notauio rrom tho common herd if his roportoiro had closed at that point. It was IiJb lovo for catsup, usually called "catchup," that differentiated him from most boys and was destined to send him on llio road to famo an! fortune It Is not probable that th brand of catsup mado by this boy's mother was any bettor than thnt put up by thoiiBnndB of other mothers, but hor boy thought so, doubtless for tho reason thnt ho had never tasted any other. " 'or u. tu - ... " fill lltm, lue- Our win. ninth -.. "&' "Hurea. am .. . 1 " " 1034 ij Hftl . . niAniJ m 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 m i m 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n m CITY NEWS ii X A Collection of Important Par- '. . T ngrnpliH for Your Consideration lllllllll IIIIIII Mil 1 1 IH and, Is a muslclnn moved to Snlom of ability. Ilo.woro appolntod as a local committoo A recently with his on cntertninmont nrrangomonts. fathor, Dr. Ellis, who is fast becom- spocial fcntniro of tho coming con vention win oo addresses containing ing ono of tho lending physicians of ; tho city. XtUtt filial Untl jjjju Now subjects dally. Busy All tho Time This Is tho condition at tho cornor of Court and Llborty otroots, whoro Stousloff Bros, servo ithoir custom ore. Mnny new peoplo nro finding their atoro, as tho now pavement at tracts thorn to Court Btreot. Tho ennltary market and tho host moats combine to hold thorn. If You Aro Thinking Of using any kind of decorativo will be mo. . tO Rnlant !.-. . 'M !. " "'. ,.,,? flar.A.li ... "-".wniunu, yun. CHAS. H. Hit Ending Jewltrtna, 123 Commerdil toeet j Ono on Thli Btrm f spirit be PregeDtTnTTI - iu a umiiT v .. - Paper who may not JS thing Imllar.aitfc.Jr1' ;'"f ... , iT2I ;'.";''!"' D uuu 10 detain, WlinJ tmnnln III . ' " ing to these that man; ota uituuca navo twa nife comolnbypennlManiAw- l time accumulate Into aW THlsti-dTrrcTnitU vinous twlsta are olm mnny treo trunki. uA i Just llOClin In Ph. .. At any rato Bomothlng iiirnrliln uj . r?1 romnrknblo sprang front his Inordl.'nrodnMd hvn.Zl,. . 7 Miato fondnOSH for ratnnn. pomliltin.l .i.. ....... . '"iiww w , .., ., n 'ZTr2i. currcu 10 mm xnat omors migiitllko Uoklnn eGOiiirf j. ,to havo somo of UjIb good thing, so'condltlona of eroih . Mr nd Mrs. Herbert Jjjnk dh0 icoa 1,1. mother .o pt him T?L .SuZZ PERSONAL MENTION Chicken Pio Snnpe: Given by Aha Ladles' Aid Socloty of Central Congregational church Wednesday evening, in tho church parlors, from C to 9 o'clock. ll-12-2t Moro Machinery Installed- Tho Salem Stoam Laundry, on Liberty Btreot, has Installed a now Bilk washing mnchlno and bollor feed pump at a cost of $250. This up-to-dato innchluorj will add great ly to tho capacity of tho ostnbllsh mont, and onnblo tho manngomont to handle Bilks nnd fnbrics at tho low oet poBsiblo oxpeiiBO to tho patrons. Dr. Will Skiff Son Dontlsts. Stousloff building. Phono 206. cod Koti tho llln Fnfl Of Wild Rose flour nnd you will always havo good broad. Every good ! cook praises It. ,tHe ,, nuove. One o, the f' " "," "" "" L SL ?T liiT ?M" ."5 eatest proDioms in tniB stato b pro. ,- . T,,0 , ,,,. "'""""'a ",."""""-"w'uu '" l"" "u,K"',i mny oo that thetwitlit ,.. i,i- ,n m, ,n .,.:.-,, Qco- W. Johnson, tho well-known borhood. Thou ho wont to tho stores '., !.. . 11. u.l v! ..u..., OV...UU.D iu. kltu Ultiuil UIOUI1.I1 ,,n-,nM will Inniln 41.1c nfln.Konn . .. . .. . . . ""' ,wv " ""WUUHW that havo but a small .tnxablo prop-';": ' "i" - ' i "V ". a" u u . r03CU ol 8mnu 8l0CK8, Lntor and to tho right In the Mttkmk orty, and result is but three months ' "ll :",.:.;,, ;:;":"; T..;,! no VIBIlcrt rroll,nB towns ana Bphoro, Hko tho tundOit of school. Other small districts havo ," '"' '"," , i ".' ,. conlrncUl wun grocers to buy or norms nnd water toUIcm. .... UtlBlnCSf; rClntiVO tO lliS firSt-ClnSB anil nn nmtntalnn 1.t .n-t .. '. . . n inrrr vnn.nfinn ,... n nmni AAiiniti ----- wwla w.. ..uiiuuimiiui. wiiv uvn, (.iiidiii. inrnnrit ia niiA f a frtA AtHft-. . ....... ... ...w ..w.vu w. .....u iv o.'nv ....II..VIU1I, WUi. I. DIIIUll DUIUUI -ll,l.., 1.1 ll, n,n.,i. t.l .11,, ..... . . .. I -"vw . ..w v w v,n , , rooms aro becoming equnl to many population and hnvo moro funds thnn ... , ., , t . ",,l:,0V0r a uouency mauo ny motnor. Jean nrunhesnotejthatltmJ woodwork In your houso, bco A. M. vldlng scIiooIb for tho Bmall districts Hanson. Rotuil of Trnrio DiBpInyH Tho oxhlblts In tho boa.rd of trado a largo valuation, but a Bmnll school . .'. w.. ....u .....w ...u.w .Ultlia V.ll... I Aw.l...- 1T lirnn.ln T .. A.n1.. county fairs nn.l In quality tho dls- tl,oy can mo to ndvnntngo. The ' "'"' "'. V,,, . T ,T ,.hy. cannot bo M anywhere. s,nH district Wl. hut eight to twe.vo ""' SSf..1? I " Tt'Z,?L ' ono of tho latest acquisitions to tin children ncods a school Just as bad'.y v a, ," ;' . flno lot of vegetables shown is nos tho largor district. in. aiouuonmojor. Notice Holders of potato weighing eight pounds. Tho spud wbb grown by C. Kurtz and la probably tho largest specimen that has boon brought to tho trado rooms. Mr. Kurtz also has on exhibition somo flno apples of tho Rod Dolawaro, tho Twig and tho Arkansnj oty. R. B. Stinor, of Prntum, recently I brought In a squnBh which measures Remember forty Inchos in longth. Tho Library Slto benefit Friday a uno uispiny of apples was donat- night ed by A. vorclor. Tho varieties bo Ing Wagner, Northorn Spy, Jonathan and British Columbia. Tho applo show now on exhibit in It wan not long until tho solltnry e0mo years ago that the makor at tho boy's homo was unable to supply tho demand. It was nec essary to increase facilities and work Mr. nnd Mrs. Jay Mason and llttlo ors bo a Bmnll factory was orcctod. son, from Idaho Falls, arrived in tho nut tho catsup was mndo by mothor'a exchangeable tickets ,iy w"8 morn,"S Ior ft v,8,t w"n.rcclpo, put up in Improved recop. to tho earth's motion Hot i at a season when Tegetitlctlu and sensitive, and i i!l(M i oils bonding and turaltj i would bo likely to tfftrftkl permanently, New OrteM I Democrat. wtBHIHiMHIIIIIMW 9 for tho Ollvo Mo'nd concert will havo thIr 0,,1 J,7 5riS?"' Il0r l,froth"!tno,t8nnd BOnlcd horraotlcnlly Instead ilrat choice of scats by applying nt ?"' T th,r fnm1"?3; r' Mnion of by tho old fashioned mohtods. Tho .... ..... . ' ". ".. has bCOn a SUCCeSSful bllSineBB man Ht1n fnnlnrv irnw wno nnn rnlnn-l imwuro, mo.ino uox omco I'-riuny morning, Ncy .... , ., . , , -....-., 0.... ..---.. .w, . nilfcsl Black varl- vombor 15, between tho hour? of i " Iowa andITIdnho a"d W toby a ,nrg0r ono, tho supply of catsup J STARR P Al lnn,, mom ,n 0reKon. Ho 1b tho kind of young Jncronsod apaco and ovontunlly Its J , aiu .. i ...... : GEO. C Will UtttlllllllUMI Will Spenk in Shedds Suporintondent J. II. Ackorman left this mominir for Shortlist wlinrn Ujo trado rooms 1st fccal!cnt and ,ho will Bneak thin ovmiinir nn p..i.. should not only bo seen by visitors l0 Schools nnd Good Citizenship.' but by ovory citizen of Marion county. business men who nro wolcomo in famo began to Bproad over a wldo tho Willamette valloy. RANCIIKHS AIM IS DEADTA. Two Men Shot Rend by Carlisle Brothers nml Thiol Scrloiibly Wounded Arrests Folio n. Rooburg special: Tho topic for tho weok's rally which termed the bloodiest hattlo in South area. Moro factories and larger onoB was tho result until tho tow hoaded boy, now grown to a man, forand himsolf tho proprietor of a groat establishment. Ho was making monoy hand ovor fist, getting rich in fact, and dovoloplng rapidly into a captain of Industry. Tho taste for his catsun increased as It snrend until What may ho no hotol or roatnurant tnhlo was io (nln1 nn AiulnnaM iiumi ft nmiln Tirf1 it.ia "Good Cltlzonshln." nn.i m, h " ?" !?? ".0t " Je 'ow ,cieck. ont tho boy who began by peddling s oub nddroBsoa which havo been erven1 t..,t.v in wkii. J , afew pottlCB, is worth oNer ?-,uuu, i. - - . it unit in nuiLii mu uimi. mi jiiii ii j . .. i. .... i . " " "9 --- .-- iiii is nil iiuwif) fiiii. ni ejiLHiiu. - -f n.. -..., .. , w- -. November IVnchc William Egan, of Brooks, brougl In a box of flno peaches a few day auu. nit irmr viih ifrnivTY nn ma i.n..n u . n. . iA. . .. ... "- "- o - -.imvu biiuwii uiu romiion or tho ro Himni, n,i innan ifini,i . .i.i SsTor, 2 Zhw on thTtZi"P00tlVO then,eS i0 Ed c,tl"8-!and Louis P.choUo is under tho 7a o By r0n80n f th,B by'8 mi" Norwich UflkFt Frank Meredith, R!J Offlco with Wm. Brot 29 Commercial tUHl ft Vtdunblo Proinliim-s With teas, coffeoa, splcos, baking powder nnd oxtraotB at Yokohama Tea Co. tf Thanksgiving Oroccric Tho Thanksgiving" Boason is com ing, J. M. Lnwrenco has boon stock ing up with sonsonnblo groceries, and thoy mako a flno Bhowlng. bor. Every Fnmiiy- mntorlals nro kinds boat suited fori spraying. Capital Improvement Co. Phono 14. ! Chomlcn'l out of thnt part of tho country, pre W. aunng tno coming week. Miss Ross.thAm MimiiW firoi,i Hiomoou-na'startlnc him on the rieht road to foi . I -- --... w V..U...UN.. . VO Wo Ifnv iiocno iinruor nmo and a very flno grndo of sulphur. Both of thoso Prominent v. w. n ,v w.i, w vr J ' Miss Ross, sooretary of tho Y. W. C. A., of Portland, arrived In tho clty'BUranby to get their possessions, and this morning, and will assist tho Y.'4ho aggressors yesterday went to the w. C A. organizations of this city ninnn Tho rnHin hmtw. oinr. Tho Stato Canltol Commissioners .rtn , .... . . " . v i this afternoon conducted a thorough nn enrnes nn 1 nhla wnrkm. .nTi" and al,owed th nttnckln5 Prty to tost of tho new chemical flro apparu-TTr "l! Vouhtll,: " " ff th Cab,n' Vov JW Ccntfc U,B umi nas uoon mstai ed by A. (J. ,,rnnini,iA m, ii , ., 'ru,c" "'"' U,UI,M-U lB,H sv A CO-qentVu of Cream Tartar 'ong. of Portland, who was present ,,rofltnbl0 to theocal clntlons. shook, It is reported, opened flre, mining rowuor, at Yokohama Toa Mro Chlof Campbell was present i..ci.i.. i....t ,. . m ..".,.. . . .i'liiiiB i mini; urn' from iho big city, and mndo an ex- w L Arnhnmi.om. nt h amiimtlon of tl.n wi,niA .vm f ' .. ' ... A"hnenu. of the Warren flro nrotootion at tho Btnt ukx. "T..0 . av,Hg Co '. ,8. ,n the 0,ty toward tho Carlisles. when a bullet' - ..... . " .- iiijuiv nni cava wtin,i i..i. i many or no Baw mills throughout which ha boon very much improved u nt. m IZ " , UW"K 0O- from their guns killed him. In tho tho Willamette valloy havo sliftit dowi nindor tho dlrootlon of Soorotnry of ".,, lnterf9ro with tho moleo Louis Plchotto was wounded, MONEY TO It 1110LV OvorLadd&Bufh'iBuAi niiiiiiiiiilt N?Wi22S are now cultivating vast acrongos ofi SflleA DW dririsj1 tomatoes whoro before only enough . ...i.- i.dim - - i iMja h'miiiuu v " I j. ,.. .!. l. tnhla MU0- - ., . OtlJOrs wui o ijrwwM 10 uupjiiy uiu iiuinv uiw looked with covetous oyes. Illram1MnnJr hundreds of boys and girls got SJiook, Manso Klncaldo and Louts images picking theso tomatoes, other Plchotto desired to drivo tho Carlisles .hundreds aro well paid, for tho van tho shoulder. .i. i. BnouId b0 Joprosonted ati Two Carllslo brothers held a claim tomatoes whoro before only enough u.u vuvu Aieaa qunriei concert Frl- on Yellow creok on which ""J nignt. oub kindB of work Incidental to th making and bottling, while tho origi nator of the plant has not, wo hope. Tho Carlisle brothers, seeing forgotten to bles3 his old mother for I I Co. ftalent Mills Running- tf to which ono of the Crllsles respond ed,, killing Shook on first fire. Kln- cnid then picked mp an ax and started tuno. It is her recipe that has done the business, brought out, of course, by tho energy nnd enterprise of tho boy she brought Into tho world and contributed as an object lesson to show what might bo done by the prowess of tho poor if tho right sort on South CommwUl ' . .III Ittti 1X ' For nui-vi ,,JkjJJ property twentr ! school and raur nVn Dan of JMWw.rA Rooms "d 10 . upstairs. For W-"rJS5 good hop 3W. "' 1(Bi: pasture. w- - w ulars inqui'6 t ,, u.. prmer 1m or nnuup , owing to tho roont Hnanolal troubloa, hut tho Spauldlng Logging company, by tho llbornl patronngo which it has rocolved. 1ms beon onnblod to run with about tho usual forco, which Mr. Spauldlng oxpoots o contlnuo to do. Tho Spauldlng Logging Co. is ono of Snlom's loading industries nnd has alwnya beon rondy to offer its patrons ovory courtosy and to wqrk for tho gonoral wolfaro of tho community. It la Hotter Than .Ever Our 25o Porto Rice Blend Coffee. Yokohama Toa Co, tf Stato Bonson, who tho stnto house. Is ouuiuuwy ui oontrnolB htc nmo.. i... . .. - . -w viwtif lltj UUHIUUIUU Ol nhav i, i....,.. . ....-, .. . v,j ..,v nuuHuiuao ui iiinus ana (their Eocurltlos are hotter than the banka thomsolvfte, In somo rospocta. a I UlKOIl. h,,f nftf flnntrprnnalv The Carlisle boys wnt to Ondand nnd surrendored themselves to tho authorities, and have slnco been lliHik.! rt Tifai.lA Xf.mli.... " "' "'"'K nc tJiov nrn t.n1,A,i 1 t, .,. . . -."....- " "., Tho rogulnr meeting of the Bonvd oHv ' , ,, "7 V l"8 ,,ropi brought to Roseburg, nnd are now in of Trade will be hold this evening nt Tul .?.,.,", h PVer ' on"n' jail. District Attorney Brown and nun in iiiiiiiii 1 v iru iiiirriaina h - HOR ffl lll!nll tKm. nw. ..ii JI tholr rooms at S o'clock. Imnortant . huuihb "own coroner Hlmmetto aro now ni I'tii iw buslnoss will bo discussed. " Ciml of Tlmnl-c. Stnto TcncheiV Examination 1 Mrs. w tt pm,., nnA ...,!.. . ' ( .., ... ...u.. huu luiiui ue-i p tOnk- land Investigating tho bloody affair, Bad blood has existed between tho parties for somo time, and trouble haa been feared. Receives Flno Instruments- R. V. Ellis, tho wall known musi cian and olork at the Hughes grooery Btoro, ha received a. new set of low pitched curia. The clsrlnets were manufactured by the C. O. Con,u fac tory nhd are a valuable ncqiiUUlou toitiou Tho executive committoo of -the siro to thank those who so kindly Rincaldo was a brother of Alfred Stato Toaohors association met at tho rendered their assistance durinir the KIncaldo. who was murdered bv Sam stato superintendent's office, nnd sickness and death of their beloved Brown at Oakland 12 years ago. thoro woro presont J. H. Ackorman, husbaud aud father, and wish tn 'Shook was shot in tho shoulder nenr Comstock eight years ago while re sisting a hold-up. His brother shot and killed two men and then com mltod Buioide, following a domestic quarrel at Hlkton in 1906. E, O. MOLL? President Robinson and City Super- thank especially tho singers and G. inionuont Powers, of Salem. Itwns A. R. decided to hold tho next stato teach ers' association for weatorn Orogon at Eugene June 25, Sfi aud 37. Three Pnnor Rondos liiloil. ciaeiamiU. Nor. is. a ."School Fluaue." "Industrie Mtluca- Sfmi-?, ?!, hf J? pr and "English. Now (hat Secretary CortHyou has discharged tho obligation, will Cli&it- Conmaiiv tha Slaivf r',.,...... . ProLiant . v -"'"'" "" Mia Ann f nt i.oi.a n.i ......Jntmn)! f ,1... ...i...,,.i,.. r. lVk otne reoneerns ore filed today. instruments of the city. Mr. Ellis is'8up,rJntenUnt piturd end "city s.,' Th jj'1'"?" 84Xs thi' t,,e ub,,""Cn uTtlT JT, member of tho Suieu Military bandorintendent Alderman of EuU J - JJ - - - 'filZSS T Pure Country Sausage, Link and Bulk Tenderloin and Spat lilt: auiipiy kv great so we advise you to orfruti' i avacMV C' CT pH0NfH 4DO airtIL Ol'