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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1907)
J. L STOCKTON kfi & A A- I Cash Sale W' My VERYTHING IN THE STORE EXCEPTING A VERY FEW CONTRACT GOODS EDUCED FROM TEN TO FIFTY PER CENT JUST THINK OP IT, SOME GOODS ARE HALF PRICE ladies' shout coats. fcj, covert3 and fancy novoltl03 HALF PRICE LADIMS' PETTICOATS $2.00 to $3.50 values In mercer ized satins, moreens and alpacas. $1.48 Spot Cash 'l " " - - r W M HOYS' AND MEN'S SUITS A big tablo full of assorted styles, ono suit of a kind Half Price Dress Goods Specials a yard ulnr fiOc and 85c vnlues. Rlitv-flvo bolts of assorted Ick and colored novoltlos to bo out at 28c yard. , c a yard Elehty bolts of novoltlos and kin goods worth COc upto $1.00 fard aro on tho bargain tablo Inc. ; a yard splendid assortment of nov- drcss goods worth $1.00 and K25 a yard, to closo out at G8c rard. 58c a yard Regular $1.00 black novelties. 15c a yard Twonty-two bolts of assorted novelties and blacks that formorly sold for 25c to 3Gc a yard. 78c a yard Rogular $1.25 black novoltlos. LAMAS' PURS. A3sortod styles In-neck scarfs Iabolla Fox Whlto Tlbbot, Gray Squirrel, etc. $4.78 Spot Cosh Ladies' Waist Specials 38cSpccioIs A lino of colored flannol nnd flannelette waists worth $1.25 to $6.00 KNIT VESTS Sweater voets In $2 and $3 val ii os reduced to 98c each 98c Specials Light grade flannols, cotton nnd mercerized vestlngs, mohairs, otc iWorth $1.25 to $6.00 Handkerchiefs Ladles' colored bordered and embroidered hnudkoroblofB. 75c Values , 25c Each BONA FIDE REDUCTIONS FOR SPOT CASH Every Item mentioned Is im honest offering nnd tho former prices mentioned are the actual prices for which they did Hell. Yours for a tho unconquerable magnlflcenco nf his mighty nose. I havo soon many nosea In my "time, but never ono oo gorgecously glgantosque. Ho would" tako first prlzo nt an exhibition for noses. Tho noso of tho late Cecil Rhodes wns a grandiloquent organ, but It lacked tho mighty swell and swoop of Massoy'a Brobdlgnnglan beak. I rovoro tho noso of John Redmond, which sooms to just out with florco menneo- over tho cower ing ranks of his antagonists on tho benches of tho Houso of Commons. But I am bound to admit with re luctant candor that tho noso of tho Irish leador Is less sublime than tho noso of tho French champion.- George Morldlth has called atten tion tho "adventurous nose" of Cy rano do Dorgorac I am, thcroforo, Justlflod In emphasizing tho sjg Thoro Is a good deal of agricul tural land of Missouri and Illinois not to montlon half a dozen other states, to bo seen In tho Quit of Mex clo. Dig up a few sandbars, build a fow loveo9, and blow up a few dams, and tho rlvors will bp sobered Then tho region between tho Alle ghenys and tho Rockies, Uie Quit of Mexico and tho North Polo can got Its goods to mnrkot without worrying about tho shortage of freight cars. If It Is for tho Interest of tho country that wo should havo harbors on tho Pacific and Atlantic, It Is Just as necessary that thore should ' bo wharves and lighthouses aud 14-foot channels on tho big rivers. Tho mlddlo wes does not be grudge tho money spent to mak'o harbors at Wlscassot and Soatllo, nlflcanco of tho noso In golf. Juit but it, wants to seo ocean stoamora ns tho Btrongth of Samson resided In Jat Us docks. MomphlB and Kookuk his hair, so am I convinced that tho and Chicago and Duluth, and oyovy might of Massy resides In lite nose, other rlvor and lako town, 'want to Neither Braid nor Vardon, nolther.bo seaports. Taylor nor Herd carries a noso so When that time comes nnd un herolcal in 11h swoop. Braid Is less all algns fall It will not bo long longor and leaner than Massy, and In coming tho railroads will not bo Taylor Is broador In tho beam, but 'poorer, but America will ho a good what 13 their grontcr longth and deal rlchor. Wheat will not rot in breadth when weighed In tho bal-.plloe waiting for ovortaxedi factories nnco r.gnlnst that Massy promon- do build freight cars and ongjno. torv? Tho noso of Mayo has Its' Water In tho rlvors- will. pay. Eiqc- oto-ong points, but It does not soar tor dividends than water In stocks. so gonlilly and so majestically Into , Tho World Today. tho clouds. It is sad to think that, o tho titans of British golf woro. matteu iiK01'I3N'tiI. beaten nt Holylako by a Broton j . . , , noso, but nosoB nro born, not mado, .,,., oni0 m-i-t nn Having ana tno ownor or nn interior nosu, cannot by taking thought add a. ou-i bio to Its staturo. Thoro Is ono noso IVKlt OK SAM WATKIl. Inland in a Greek Itditnd and Then Disappears. of tho most curlouB phonom- geogrnphy Is found on tho icens: of Mio Island of Coph- near Grocco. It Is a stream water which for an unknown bns left tho nlmost'tldoloss flowed Inland with consldor- llomc, li cntTa tho land at four lero t'o coast Is practically (re1 wl.h tho salt water sur- he four Initial stronms unite tho lttMo rlvor that flows iln a boken rocky chnnnel iflnal'y dhapponrB In tho. Umo k and sinks into tho earth. Inland How has continued h for if ernl centuries. It Is great for romovnl by ovap chemical combination or pyrtcal absorption by pores or In the rocks. What bo of tho water that Is constant- ling Inland and disappears In the fissures that havo jln tho limestone? question has been tho aubject study, but no concluslvo has been given. It 1b prob- m thero Is an underground which carries tho water Mo the sea at no groat depth he surface, Tho constant in salt water at Cophalonla Is d as far as Is known at no olnt of tho world. New York Capital Punishment In France. Tho Answer. Br Jou-r-V You ask how did fiu r mo char tor election By o i!-n the majority s WJ Q. S. D. Tho question of tho abolition or mnlutennnco of cnpltal punishment Is oncojignln tho topic of hoatcd tlU cusslon in many modifications of opinion. Thus tho reporter of tho 1) ml got commission for tho dopnrt mont of justlc wrltos that whoron tho commission of 1907 doclared It solf In favor of tho abolition of cnpl tal punMunont, thnt of tho budget of 190S hns mnlntalnod without dlfl cnisslon tho urnnts for the wnge of executioners nnd tho oxponso of exe cutions. "In lew than n year," he says, ''a manifest rovulslon of opinion has taken place In this question. Those who formorly lioped to see tho pon alty of death disappear aro now Bllont when they do not doolaro that thoy have changod tholr opinion, whllo ltfi former partisans display frosh onorgy In domnndlng Its main tenance. Recent and odlons crimes havo boon committed which ronder tho cause easy to dofond. Instoad of signing, as thoy did formorly, nn apponl for mercy after having found a verdict of guilty, Juries now ox press doslro ithat tho executioner Bhall contlnuo to behead. Tho chlof of tho state has soon tho oxerclso of his right of pardon hindered by un precedented manifestations." Tho roporter adds that he him self Is In favor of tho abolition of )ia PHiiiotlno. which ho denounces as a relic of barbarism. It Is plain !tbat a hot debato ou tho whole sub ject Is Impending In the chamber. .lapiniewe Kmlgrale to IIijuII. touching up tho wreck of tholr tnrn- The Brazilian Review says: Apro- Inhed country. Ho mnrvelB nt thnt pos of tho propoied Jnpaueso Imml- Ufa- forco that not only daros bo no grallon to this country, which Is now superb In wasto of full-blooded llv- taklng concrclo form, In tho state of lug and unnlggnrdly dying but still Rio do .Tanorlo, nt lonst, our con- oxponds Itsolf In such n tonncloin tompornry Fairplny brings tho fot- haunting. lewing: i "Ghosts of war and rollglon nnd "It Is roportod from Yokohama lovo," think ho Proud, sonsltlve, thnt North Amnrlnn mill Aimtrlnlln. nrlolfim-nHn frlinatu mtnut- tlinv iint ibolng practically closod to Jnpanoo 'soinotlinon shrink bctoro tho cold, l......t.r...t.. Tn..- ...III ..n... ....... Il,i ' I. Ill m 1 II 1 .,. ,1... iiniiui:iiiiiiH. .luiiuii nil. linn I in II .... nmiiiiHi I I I'll I II ill l iiir.i iii.t.i ill iiii attontlon to Brazil as a point toward Now World thnt walks about moroly which Its surplus population shnll'to soe. "Thore Is somothlng In It," be dlroctod, and thnt negotiations concludes tho American, paying una will 1m nnanotl with tho Brnzlllan ' rhln hlnhoat trlbllto) With a sigh, government forthwith to arrange for 'nnd so dloe the Amorlcnn'H fonr. tho landing of 500 JnpHiieee In thnt Krom "The Dream Road," by Kd- ropubllo every year. From Milan wlnn Stanton Babcock, In Tho Out also comos nn announcement to the lng Mngnzlno for Deoembor offset thnt the Jnpanose govommont hns proposed to tho Italian ombawa dor nt Toklo that the Nnvlgnzolne Qenornle Itallnna shall undortnko tho transport of those emigrants, Small Invttor Opportunity. Thoro nevor has boon a tlmo wlion o- L When to Go Home. the Bluffton, Ind.. Banner: "red c.'i, go home. Whe,n Fant cnn'olatlon, go home. feu war fun, go "home. When "nt to eijw others that you eiormed, go homo and let iml'y grt acquainted with the hen yyx want to show your- your best go home and do there When you feel like Nra liberal go home and prac- your wife and children first rou want to shine .with extra T 50 homo anil Heht ud the household" To which we Md, when you have a bad nome and tako Chamber- Congh Remedy and a quick certain, F0r salo at Dr. drg store. Holllstor's Rooky Mountain Ten purlfloa tho blood, regulates the bowols, aids . the kidneys, oures Qtotnnnb trouble, builds up the nor- voue force; makos you well and happy. 35 cents, Tea or Tablet. For salo at Dr. Stone's store. 0- After tho Orientals. (United Prete Leased Wire.) voW Westminster. B. C. Dee. 4. Tho cooks.-waltors and waltreesee of this city will meet this weK Tx.,r,,nB nf forming a local union tho first object of which will bo to make stronuous objections w v eraploymont of Aslatlos In hotele and restaurants. . cv en Deoombor'a Io' fingers Havo shorn each forest tree. It's tlmo to tono your system By taking Holllster's Rooky Moun tain Tea. For salo at Di. Stone's store. ,tho transport of those emigrants. 'go nmny B0OUrluog considered tho land for that purpoio shnll ostabllsh ' affl8t nml b08t woro Orrorud at un a now steamship sorvlco from Yoko- iwmljy jow prCo9. A cholco can be hnma to Gonon. From Gonon to k among tho bondB and ccrtlfl- Brazil, ns Is well known, tho Me'Ka''ca(08 of tho nat0nnl government nnd zlono Genoralo already runs a direct (Jie BOOurtjoa 0f tho railroads that lino. Thoro Is said to be no doubt ,mv0 not m880( ft dividend for many that tho Italian company will ostnb- yonrg nnd ntor08t Is accruing at tho llsh tho now lino, seolng that a B"""-'Bnitig banks na usual. Real ostato antee for tho transport of 5000 thirds B Jou,g ,a off0roa nt reaHonablo class passongors from Yokohnmn tolprcot nnj its gonoral tendency Is Oenon ovory yoar will bo eqiilvalont tQ jncronBO jn VnIuo. .Hoarded mon to a considerable state subsidy. H-oy Js a roproach to business Judg sldos this, It Ib thought that the roont nfl w0 fl8 pnl,c aprt. it can Navlgazlono Gonorale may safely not now uo kopt out 0( 41,0 general "rockon on gottlng Into Us hnnds tho clirront without wasteful loss, for ontlre traffic In passengers of tho "''invostmontB commanding nbsolute II At. Mn.t I MAifl A i . tor oiass, as won u mo nuuu "''"' confldqneo aro opon to ovory ono. l.H....nH T.nli. nn1 Tnllfltl M I A .1.. ml.w.. inllvnnil ttVt. una 01 uiu iirwuiiuum. , wn."w - terns rcnorta a reoont Incroaso of sev- 'oral thousand porsoiiB In Ita stock- I. .. ...... ,- ..lom fa hetwoon Italy and Japan -o The OhostH of Old Italy. It Is against the American fear, holders.. Another large system Is against 5 ?u. Md t,,oJiumber Is constantly Krow- ,tlon such nB -vemee ,... showing a distribution among steamboats now." "Rome Is as mod- ' l'ow'f l mn,nrntfl menng orn an New York." etc., that phylseai ; t,m,apnmont attot. Italy seems uneonsclouely to have r-( - , urltlee of .mad rayed luor. ". " " "'dtaomlnatloni. so thoro In no longer low this fear that old o Im ami MmM fof hdIng old dreams Ml tan Jout the m)nQy unu801 and k00plng ,t out of iS "?L.r " -ir:?S!u stream where It Is need- UIU...UU, - -;-.:' rMl1a'ed and will draw interest, anu wmr a land tnat uus ih n"" "" by arohos born of those dead forms drifting aorose tho Roman Cam pagna. Droams may still be where Is p fumo of golden fruit, where the sea is lapis lazuli, where mgnungww sing in tho Ilex. But more than anything olso It Is the parpeiua. hauntedneas that keeps tpe iravwwr subdued. "We have so few ghoBts at home, says tho American, Boeing bow the goLdsmlth ghosts of IJaJjr keep nn tinnvoldablo risk exists. Socurt ties bought outright aronot affoct- ad bv tho transient intiuoncoa or apeoulatlve gambling, and no Invest or of tliU sort can bo "sold out" on tluctuatlonB. A hoarder at this time throws money away. at. 1-ouib Globe-Democrat. o ..- M Ifee IM Yea Hm Unit BJSgM Bot OLym County Dlvltk'd. In England which Is n mlnaturo of tho noso of Massy. It bolonga to George Wyndhnm, but It Is a noxo of graco rather than a noso of grit. Tho noso of Messy la n forocloua carlcaturo of Prlmroso hill. Jones Douglas In London Londor. Give Un Hack Oiir'ltlvcrn. In early days our rlvors woro thor oughfares. Thoy continued to bo thoroughfarci until tho mlddlo of tho lrBt contury. Now thoy nro used mostly for ooworago and drink ing water. Yot ooonor or lntor Nature known that human nnturo will como to I's 8c,nsoi. It taken no groat gonloua to dlocovor thnt tho Ohio, Tonnosseo IlllnntB, Mlsalsnlppl, Missouri nml Arkiuione might very etudly be Joined by Iho canals with tho Gnat Lakes. Thoy aro raw material ready for a transportation system which will mako tho NHo look Uko a strip of lltmiiB paper, Tho rlvorH thomROlvos soorn nnx lone to work. Not having farm pro- (Unltod ProsB Leaaod Wlro.) Abordcon, Wash., Doc. 4. Tho, at torneys representing those w,ho havo favored nnd fought for tho. division of GhohallB county nro not going to glvo up until tho Biipromo court llHtons to a potltlon asking for ft rovlow of tho entire proceedings con nected with tho enso. A potltlon Is now bolng propnrod for pronontntlon to tho court asking for a full rovlow. Tho nttornoyn on Gray'a Harbor nro agrcod, and thoy havo had tho opinions of outside at torneys thni tho supromo court Jiu tlco who dooldod that tho loglslatlvo onnctmont la unconstitutional nro untonnblo on all points which thoy considered. "" Whou bnby loses flesh, looks pate, Is lldgoty nnd nervous, tho llttlo ou Is not well nourlshod, and should bo given a noothlng, honllng tonic. Hol llstor'a Rocky Mountain Tea Is the bout tonic for babies: puroly vogu tablo. aR contB, Tea or Tnblots. For salo nt Dr. Stono'a store. f "ARE YOU?" Frequently disappointed by your washerwoman? Lot us enll for your family wash. Wo do rough dry work most reasonable'. We will novor disappoint you, wonr nor run off with ycir olothos. Tho work will bo dh tlnctlvoly Snlom Steam Laundry kind clean nnd neat, carefully handled, thoroughly done, In Bhort tho kind you remember mot pleasantly. A phono call or pos tal will bring u. SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY IMIONI3 SS 11HM00 South Llborty Street. fliuy. biuJ. Oruf. & te Free lA'duro Tonight t tho Flint Christ Inn Church. Mrs. Jean Morris Rills, the well-known phyohologlst nnd phy siognomist. 8ubJoctt "Human ohnraotor and the art of reading It In tho bond, faco, walk, hanluiuko, eto." Thursday night, Flrut Christian church Mrs. KIIIb will leoturo on "Tlio training of chil dren from a phronologlonUntandpolnt." Paronta will be shown how to guard delicate and precocious ohlidrep, and how to guide the hoadstrong and unruly as to turn tho erring forcoa Into useful chunnels. A numbor of ohlldron will bo examined on the Hlngo at close of tho lecture. Collootlon. You oonuot afford to mlw thoeo leoturw. Your happlnesa n..iO0a vn.ir u.ioamu in hueinoiw. In fuot all that life holds weal or woe for you, depends on your ability to understand your solf and others, Prlvato consultation dally from 10 a. w. to p. m.. nt tio church jinrlors. Booi4L ecrUi. Aaotioui. the 'n of "V First Class Conveyances and Reliable Horses You always get at Yannke's. We can give you any kind of a vehicle that you doslro and a horse to hitch to It that Is gentle in harness. Horses boarded. FASHION STABLES O. WYANNKE, Prop. 131.137 N. HIl St. PIoe Mala 44 ? LaT I isfSssssssfi ' I LrVswmV wmt-f ril i Un.. UIU.MH. W , , ft