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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1007.
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COATS
AT LESS riUCE
Wo hnvo placed a rack full of
Coats In cloth and ralnproofs
cravcncttcd In medium and dark
mixtures that wo offer ns follows
$9.00 values, r tw rxr-
Special kPO.UU
$15.00 vnluoi, G i fl ff
Special iplU.UU
$10.50 values, tf; f A A
Special 4 I I .UU
$28.50 values, f Q A A
Special 3A.7.UU
Hosiery
No woman over had too many
pairs of stockings. Perhaps you
need a few pairs t6 Inst out the
season ones that you will like,
yet not pay a hlg prlco for. Wo
aro offorlng a big special In our
hoBlory noctlon In fancy black
loso with dainty designs embroid
ered on them.
C5c and 75c values, a great
special at
48c
W' Y
ffRU,3f 'W
YV VvX' llU'l 1 1 !? 'I I
sj gJ 'mlm,
Now for
Blankets
Tho chill winds mako the
nvorngo person wish fnr moro
coVors on the bed. Choosing1 1b
easy from our largo and varied
assortment, which comprises
ovory slzo, color and grade,
from o'l cotton td all-wool.
Every ulnnkot Is' frtthe new
est mako anil ar8 fresh frojfn
tho factories. Wo might mon
tlon a few items, gnthorod at
random.
Warm
Clothes
Spool Cotton
Wo havo secured a quantity of
Merrick's brand of spool cotton
warranted 200 yards to spool
which wo offer at
6 Spools for 25c
From our blanket selection. Full
10-1 white cotton blanket, with
red or blue stripes, usual $1.00
value
Ful 12-4 whlto cotton blanket with
pink or bluo stripe, usunl $3.00
value
Full 10-4 whlto selected wool blan
ket, rod or blue stripe extra val
uo nt
i . rn
HHX?3..C
"t snMIHI
"s
euiiAS
mCOfifWATED
85c
$2.50
J5.00
A
Cool nights and chilly morn
ings remlndors of varmor cloth
mg needs. We bollovo our nsiort
.nont of suits surpnsa any uelec
tlon wo havo ever assembled In
raniio of patterns and colorings In
tho refined Ideas that appeal to
len who dross well. Our ults
havo nothing In common with
other rendy-hiado clothing a
fact you will np'proclatb whon you
!xainlno It. It has a stylo of
workmatifihlp, clmractor that place
It In a claso by ltsolf.
$10 to $35
i iv saammim
mfmimim
Children's and Misses
COATS
A flno showing of children'
and misses' coats of gray striped
mixtures trimmed with brown and
gray velvot and self material col
lars full box backs A very ser
viceable coat for general wear,
tegular $C and $C values. &i nn
Special PtJ.yu
STOCKS
CLOSING
WEAKER
SOME DIG PORTLAND CLEARINGS
CITY NEWS
X A Collection of Important 1'or-
RTnpli for Yonr Consideration 1
P-Hl IIIHIIIIIIimil 1 1. Inwnnc Patient Captured Miss Gortudo HarrlB has returned
X -nn a. Lionugren, nn insane pa- from Gervais, whero sho has boon
ftlont, who escaped recently from tho visiting relatives and friends.
asylum, was cnpUircd this wcok at Mrs. F. A. Frisby went to Port-
tho homo of H. D. Mltcholl, near land this morning for an over-Sun-Crabtroo.
Tho unfortunate mnn wna dnv visit tn frinmin nn,i .ninti....
committed from Coos county, and P. S. Cooper of Indiana, nftor n
wnun capiureu was onueavorlng to
n i ii n i u n ii 1 1 m n i ti-
Post Cnrtl IIaII
Now eubjocts dally.
$
Parliamentary Law Class
Tho class in parliamentary lnw
return to his homo. Ho has been
brought back to tho asylum.
Hospital oniccrs Elected
Tho board of trustees of tho Sa-
lorn Hospital, at a mooting held yos-
CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
GAINS 50
ROCKEFELLER GETS TWO MIT,.
LIONS PROFIT ON A NEW JKR.
8MV DIVIDEND OTHER FINAX
CIAL NEWS.
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Now York, Nov. 15 The beHr
element had tholr usual quota of or
ders In nt the opening, and tho nrt
figures showed fractional losses
from yesterday's close. A faint mi.
ly only brought out additional llqtil
datlon, and values were rapidly Blind
)ed off, American Smelting losing
four points, and tho rest following
I with smaller losses. That a good
ninny professionals and scalpers aro
drifting back Into tho market wns
clearly shown by tho way the fore
noon, session was manipulated. First
ono stock was hammered with suc
cess and then another wns picked "up
and dono llkowlse. Lator in the day
tho entire list showed considerable
.weakness on persistent pressure, thu
'llnrrlmnnB losing three points from
"'tho oponlng Short bidding caused
a rally from tho low points, but the
general list was weak at tho close.
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Old Gold
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value. 0ll IBnH
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WeltyHlti
rteivoslt. and
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CHAS. H. m
Ending Jcvvclfr
123 Coratoc!al ,lrwl
no on Thl, Btree,.
DEVIL
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Portland, Or., Nov. 15. Clear
ings, $030,355; balances, $05,205.
Chicago, Nov. 15. Two hundred
thousnnd dollars In scrip wns placed
In circulation hero todny. A few
ndor tho auspices of tho Salem iin iM.A.i i. -n .
IVnmnnM .1..I. ...Ill ,, u.v, .w , IUMWIUK ,,-
'' v'"" "' ,,"vo, oiuruayi0. p. Lltchflold, president; C. A.
afternoon nt 2:30 o'clock In tho,iH, ., .... A.. ...' ,',..
......U uvviviui;, illiu ail,uillr 1IUWKU'
publlo library rooms.
NOTICE
Holders of oxchangoablo tlckots
for tho Ollvo Moado Quartet may
linvo first cholco of seats by applying
nt tho box ofllco botweon 0 and 10
o'clock this morning, Novombor
15.
11ns But Six Week
Tho Salora Public Library Doard
has but six wooks In which to so
euro a building sito and Carneglo li
brary building permit. Tonlght'B nt
stein, treasuror. Judgo W. T. Slnt
or resigned tho offices of socrotary
and director. Mrs. F. A. Mooros al
so resigned as a -director. II. D.
Thloltwn and Mrs. E. Y. Young wow
chosen ns additional directors. De-
sides itho nbovo named officors II. S.
Gilo, E. P. McCornnck and Mrs. J. J.
Murphy nro numbered among tho directors.
To Employ Lnboi
Tho Oregon railroad commission
thinks this Is a good tlmo to re
build tho muoh-noKlectod Ynmhlir
short visit In this city has gono to
Portlnnd, whoro ho will transact
business.
Mr. and MTB. W. A. Thnmnnnn.
who havo been guestB of Snlom rola-."y
fives, loft yesterday for their homo
in Portland.
'. fit ii. x-urry. uiiur viBiiinc' , ... .. .... i"-- w" -
her son, J. C. Perry tho well-known " " ,mu,UB '" a BmB' nuurM- 'o day declared a dividend of $10 a
jiuujuu imvo icarncu mm mo ovan- snnro ror mo last quarter. Tho
gollst has something to say on vltnl.Bamo amount will bo paid this tlmo
i . .. .,.
Victor Dorrls wns never greoto.1 smnll morchnnts nro refusing It, but
a moro appreciative audlonco,1'10 D,S aiorcs nro nil taking It.
than thnt nt tnaf nlrFfif nn.l nntMH
-....- w. ...uw ...n..v, ...u .fl .,. t. .. .
uw turn., sow. io. ino oinnu
ard Oil Company of 'Now Jorsoy to-
rlS?""-"!'
-viiku, inv I
ctcd wag .h Zm:?
last night in h " ta
Wtchell, tho Phara,' 1
Greonhagle, of . '
"casting out devlla" tnnM
i'u UIHU9. Mn ijlfAi, j
Ills wife, who wutlio oa
--..... uv Euutj - Bca,
miut'H8 wero charged la
ui wuu manilinrtta t
nnd Jennio Orecnhafl muS.
tho murdered woman, itreW,
occo3orios, but were proaW
donmlty If they 0n1l tt...
A I ... --; w
mo ucaui scene.
has an ovangollst packed moro truth
drugglBt of this city, has roturnod
to her homo in Albany.
John Sykesnndson, Hornco, have u ay8 uom ,n nn mtoiii- no was paid last year. John D. Rock
... i it.. r !..... 'cent nnd Hinrnnpli mnnnnr Mnuni- Infnlln'o nlmm i.lll t. n)niii 0 r.hh .
iukiiruuu iroin ino luirizviuo coun-, " "" '""vi -- ..iu ..... uV um. -,uvv,-
... MlAlmiiu It. n aAMM 1. it...... AAA
trv. Whoro thov linvn honn InnU hr i'"i". " muuy j'Uiir huh inuru.uuu.
m. ...... . . iPmnn if Qnlflin A tAllnl..n 4AAl.nM
-...u m uuiviii Ik ult(jUIID IV'tlUUCI
nftnt. ttinlw Mn.liAH aImIm.
. ir...i. ..... . that linn oxnllod Phrlnt In nn mnnv
iur. uuu iurw. wtmiuii, wno navo v "
resided on .tho Holman hop farm wayB n lms th,fl ovangollst. Peoplo
tondnnco at tho Ollvn Mnmt OnnHf division botweon Portlnnri nn.i au
concort will indicate tho deBlro of Ho. Chairman Cnmpboll and Com
our cltlzons. Tho houso should be mlsslonor West will ko over tho
packed to tho doors.
trncks with Southorn Pacific offi
cials and sco If thoy cannot employ
fiomo of tho idlo labor putting tho
road In condition.
Every LltHo Hit Helps
Buy a tlckot for tho Ollvo Mond
Quartet, and help tho froo library'
fllto and hoar ono of tho host mm. il,cn Meeting Tonlgh
pnnlos In tho United Stntoa. or any' Tho regular open meoting of the
near Eoln, loft today for SUvorton,
whoro thoy will resldo.
Mr. nnd Mrs. H, P. Cromwoll,
who hnvo been tho guests of Mr. nnd
Mrs. M. M. Roid, havo returned to
their homo In PnrtlftTirt.
Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Kimball wont,,)y tho responso of
T)..n...i .. .i... i. a . turlcht' vounc mnn
iu tuiuuim jrvaiuruny io uiiunu an " ' -. ..
annual convontlon of tho board of ,Mn'MCii tholr fnlth .In ChrlBt as tho
f - i .. . . Wnrlll'a TlnilAnmnr If nrna a lnnaln
uusBions oi iuo ai. w. cnurcn.
Chicago Grain Market.
Chlrnco. Nov. 1fi.P.nah u'hnnt.
nro wondering what next can ho say opening, $1.03; closing, $1.02.
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umvwiij uo equal io wnat nas hoon Cash corn, oponlng, 50; closing,
said, and yet something freh and C5. Cash oats, opening, 49;
strong comes with ovory addition. 'Ainaini, .,
w w. t ....... . -.oi ...v.
wr. uorriB was at ins nest last night,
and ho wns rowardod In hlB appoal sTIUKE-mtEAKERS
four brothora,
who camo and
J. E. Sholnnd, who has been visit
Ing Mr, and Mrs. Henry Molson, of
SENT TO LOUISVILLE.
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... . .. . i uuuibviiiu. ivy.. iov. io. rum
wqriuB iteuoomor. it wna a lovely t , , nut i ,i i ,
..ht nn,, h n(i .,H,nA .L hundred Chicago strikebreakers ar
. ,,, , .. ., ., iiuuurvu vjuicago niriKu-ureunurs ui
ViBibly affected. The services will
othor country,
Aw Y6"u n fjoinl Citizen?
Thon buy n ticket for tho OlivO
Mead Quartet, and holp .tho free H
brary slto.
Artisans, which Is Msually held on
tho second Friday ovonlng of onch
Tho Host
Ib nono too good for tholr custom
ers, think Steusloff riros. That In
why thoy hnvo ono of tho most up,-
to-dato markots In tho West. Cllvo .
i.n,,, ii , . 41., .,... . Portland.
..u... vim, ,u buu WIUU IIIUlllUUSi OI
month, will bo given this ovenlng floft today for Gorvals on business
An excollont miiBlcal and literary ,Ho will bo In Hubbard tomorrow to
program hna been arranged, to which, Inspect tho fruit conditions In that
all friends and visiting Artisans Ivlolnlty. Mr. Armstrong roport
arc uiviieu.
u.H ., uu mra. riuury muibob, oi - :"""' r.Zl . of tho mon who declared a strlkn
thl. city, loft this morning for hi bo B Interesting 4onlght. Peoplo Hxulsvlllo etreet railway
hnm in irn.iinn,i wi,ii aro moro thnn over lntero3ted-. and ...
..-... ... u.u, ,.......hiw.. ri- aaa -aa, 7 7. tB morning, for an increnso in
Miss Juniata Miller, of Lebanon, J r- "ta cannot respond to tho ftnd roln8tatomont of tho
LV."!? .0' i" iS. M "nln 'S! IT.? T: -harged men. There was a pc
fP.A ,ai aai o j llcomnn on ovory car. Four arrests
Tho mootlngs contlnrao over Sunday, . '
nnd it Is hoped that there will yct.wor0 rand0.
bo many moro responses to tho call o
of tho cross. There have been about """ "
of this city. Sho will attend tho
Ollvo Moad Quartet concort this ev
ening.
Fruit Inspector C. E. Armstrong
PERSONAL MENTION
Mrs. A. D. Woloh is visiting In
koonlns mont. mwi vnH wm i.n J " "nrriman wont to Portland
Tin.Ai ,on business todny.
... i
wiuiam Stoop wont to Portland Guard.
tho Liberty farrier's Institute, which
was hold yesterday, to bo ono of tho
most Intorostlng and .profitable meet,
lngs that has over boon hold In the
county.
Lloyd Whlpplo returned to Drain
yesterday after visiting friends at
tho
A GAS KXI'LOSION'
KILLS 3
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I'lttBDurg, Nov. 15,-Ata
persona were Injured tcdiy, t
mem fatally, and a dttlbt
torn to pieces when an en!
natural gas occurred la a Wa
cnted at 103 Elm street, tkhdji
tho llro which followed tro
wore severely burned.
Tho fatally Injured:
Mrs. Sarah Growuu,
through tho roof.
Jacob Bergman, biota
tho roof. '
Seriously Injured:
Threo members of th
family.
Threo members of ta X
family, which alto occupW
house.
E8hcr Dolncr, s guest of tk
mans.
About H other wncM
Injurlos. Windows la tketr
vnrn EhnHerM bV the COSt
and tho plaster fell upoa &. i
50 additions to dato.
HUT NOT WITH TEDDY.
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At the Kllnger Grand Washington1, Nov. 15. Tho col-
Tho clean little play, "Othoi Peo- lnPS0 of n temporary platform at tho
nln'o fniinv ti.IaV. In 1.ln a Ilnwnwl Tlnlvnrcltv whnrn Proslltflnt
sonted at tho Kllnger Grand by tho Roosevelt wne scheduled to speak,
westwood Stock Company, has largo created a panic tins niiernoou. ui
crowds every evening, and thov soem President was not prfisent at the
to thoroughly appreciate tho efforts time. Howard University Is a col-
of tho talented actors now holding ored institution.
tho boards at tho Edison electric o
On Snln nt O O'clock
Rnntn tn tl.r. nil...v -w.. .1 -..!
will bo on sale at tho' Grand onoraBU&t of frlourts ln Port,n(l
houso this morning at 9 o'clopk.
Gallery soats. 75o; all othor, $1.50.
university. Ho wltnossn h.
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.'football game Sateirday. Eugonoithoatre' Anv young man who wishes HAHUY ORCHARD
....UJ V W.L . m ... I tn nlnPV n tVlt.1 Yl.ltl. n am...ma AnH an. w
uuuru, air. wninnio is well Known "' "" t " iwnuau uu
nn lvi.alti Aot. i.a.1.... In 41. 1. .1... i....iu .i . ( rvnt csitnn rrnnrt nnlnlawa flinA
(v, 'U9.HU9B wiiiij, i in nut, uu.v, nuviiig resiaou noro ror " ovwu inm. mvic.
1 Mr. nnd Mrs. C. E. Movers Is 1 several years. Ho la n i?rnfiiinA nr : o .
,tho Willamette University and Is at
last Present an Instructor in tho Drain
normal school.
o
A Steady lluslnch
South Commorclal street, at tho
corner of Forry stroot, is a busy
corner. Hundreds go there to buy
groceries from J. M. Lawrence.
Want a Library Site?
Of courso you do. nut how muoli
do you want it? Havo you bought
u tlckot for tho Ollvo Moad Quartet?
Tho Whwit In tho MM
Some flno whont has beon received
nt the mills lately and gono into
Olympic: hard wheat flour, tho great
favorite with Salem cooks.
Mrs, Jnrgcnson Improving-
Tho condition of Mrs. P. Jorgen
son, who has beu very II wlthpnou
Jnonia nt her homo In thia city, la
Toported to bo much Improved.
Ollvo Meml Qnnret
Grand opora house tonight.
Govornor Chamborlnln loft
ovonlng for Portland on business
Mrs. W. P. Williams Is visiting
hor brother In Portland.
W. W. Clark, of Llunton. has been
appointed a notary publlo.
S. B. Cnttorlln loft this moraine
for Portland on business.
Mi
AT MARBLE CREEK.
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Rathdrum, Idaho, Nov. 15. That
tho notorious Haryy Orchard was lu
tho Marble creek district in 1905,
and had beon in a position to be-
Watenvay Dtfrgntes.
Govornor Chamberlain has namod
tho following delogntos to tho Na
tional Rivers nnd Hnrhnrn Pnn.mBO
and Mrs. W. A. Moores wora to bo hold In Washington, D. C, De-
among those who wont to tho me
tropolis lant ovonlng.
H. E. Stoon, who has been visit
ing in the city,-loft yesterday for hU
uomo in Sllverton.
Mrs. II. E. Chlpmnn has gono to
Portland whoro sho will visit friends
nnd rolatlvos.
Mrs. E." Watson left last evening
lor Portland whero eJiet will visit
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Oscar Cavandor, who has
been vlsltlngln this dtv has return.
ed o her home In Sllverton.
Mrs, Kate Ganz loft last evenlni?
for Portland whoro sho will bo tha
guest of friends and rolatlvos.
Superlnten4ent Ack9rman left last
ovenlns for McMlnnvlllo whern im
will attend a teachers' Institute.
cembor 4, 5 and 6, 1907:
Wnltor Lyon, Marshflold.
B. F. Irvlno, Corvallls.
Ira A. Phelps, Harrlsburg.
W. A. Messner, Independence.
Alox. LaFollotte. Wheatland.
Wm. GUstrnp, Eugene.
E. Hofer, J. L. Stockton. Jnmoa
McEvoy, Aug. Huckesteln, Salem.
J. R. Gregg, Ontario.
Fred J. Blakoley, Roseburg.
C. T. Lccoy, Ironsides.
Philip Buehuer. J. N. Toni pnft.
land.
Peter Loggio, North Bend.
Orvllo Dodge, Myrtle Point.
J. T. Peters, Tho Dalles.
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Tho government has closed iq
side of tho case la the Bradley trial.
Funeral ' Notice
Tho funeral sorvlces of Mrs. Allco
Stlnson-Gont will be held at the res-
'Idenco of Mrs. Mary Stinson-Moores, ana nf "eon ,nMa TT'zVctl
corner of Front nn,i Mnrinn B0i ' como familiar with all of the facts
tomorrow morning (Satnirday), a tho " Iti
10 oJclock. Rov. P. S. Knight will ler' WaS the fCatUre ?f
induct the services.- WIU.mony of Alvln Mason, the first wit-
ness in tno uerenso or sieve aumiub
Divorce IrocHHllnJZ toda'- This Is an important point
Iva A. Amnion vs. Henry Ammon ,U '. TSion
is tho title of a divorce suit which an J"0 of A' confession
was filed this afternoon In depart-ieXpla,nlne th osslb,m J J
ment No. 2 of the Marlon county cnara. na.v,nff flPPe.a, M r""
court. Tim nnmnlnlnt fnrti, wuu lne rlS, as IS Ciaimea uj -
the parties were married in Marion dfefnse' MaSOn,' wh T? Tt
county in 190C, and asks divorce on ed. In tno ",urder ot "h V
the grounds of cruel and inhuman Adaras conression tesunea w -
treatment. iams was many nallea from Marnie
creek region at the time it is auegeu
Tyler was killed there.
During the examination of Mason
the defense attempted to Bhow that
A DECISION THAT
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San Francisco, not. h
cn.i.nii in nn Mti detitloar
this morning, holds that i W
responsible for casblas
check.
Turn.
AAiiuu'ig it ths b0tMa
brother.n'.law, at corner t j
and Nebraska ilrcw, ' "'
.... r.-.K 15. ll"
Friday. '"
9:45a.n.,Mn.noLn
n,lnBs.agedir:
The wy ' -Vrf
Brownsville, l
ai, hurlnl. ti
Mtui "T
STARR PIANO
men CLWS coo
Norwich IW-ftJa.
rfSSSi
Office wltn wo. -
29 Commercials.
MOIEY T010M
BaB55
Quartet nas Arrived
The Meade Quartet, that anneara
at the Grand this evening, arrived tn aerense aUeraDtea l0 Bnow, lu";
today and are restored af Z wn.lDetecth' McParland had made an
over i"" - - .
wmttr TH JAIF
z rmn v".l-
.ooal
Mil"
today and are registered at th Wll
lamotte.
Ghapped hands are oulcklv cured
by ap lying Chamberlain's Salve.
Price 25o. For Bale bv Dr.- Sinn'
effort to secure a confession from
h"lm, but tho state objected, and tho
defense then asked that the detec
tive be recalled. McParland had left
town this morning, but It was prom
ised by the state that he would re-
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ital Natloni2SfieVk
IiOSt-:DUmoB4 f'Ji p
ploUlyonC
alSSoniaC0"M44t
arug store.
turn Monday.