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DAILY CAriTAL JOURNAL. SALEM, fflifiOOX. SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 1008-
GRAND BARGAINS
THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE ESTABLISHMENT
EVEBV ARTICLE IN THIS BIG STORE (Si &,) ARE OFFERED AT SALE PRICES
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KREBS WINS
HOP SUIT
INFANTS' WEARABLES
Tho most comploto showing of Infants' wenrablos In this city. There
Ik ood ohooslng hero from the bo t to bo found. Quality In ovoiy In
lnnco Is up to our usual high sta dnrd of worth and olognnce. VS
DKHVKSTB, HANDS, DIAl'KIIB MACQUKH, FLANELETTES, PINING,
HMNKKTH anil HKIHTHl LONfl FLANNEL HKIIITH, LAWN SLIPS
ASM HKIIITfl, IIOOTKKH, I10NNKTS, COATS, SHAWLS, K011KS.
At Sale Prices
DRESS GOODS
Women's Coats
In iirovxIllHK atyle in loots,
soinl-nuing and fitting Imoka In
.mvotU, rain own ami mixture.
Every one of this oiiMii't best
ltylai Tlivro's vyiomlld ohoos-
All ttthi nhmiu's newest druM good In plaid, check and
plalda In a wldt range of color combination In medium and
tlmdw 10 to H Inch m whle.
over-dark
In?.
Reduced Onc-iliird
and One-half
COe values, jr
Moving Vftle OflC
Tie value, ri
Moving Sale )UC
$1.00 vnluos, n
Moving Sale 0C
$1.26 value, ni
Moving galo , 0'lC
$1.80 value, q,. nn
Moving tfnlo Ol.UU
$2.00 value, t It
MovIhk ShIo l0't
$2.50 value, a. ,m
Moving Salo Jpl.Ol
c'if mm
M 'Sere isfe ffittl&l
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Calendars for 1 908 Free
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UKOKPONATCD
Copyright 1907 by
Hart Schafthcr Uf Marx
Rain Coats
With nil tho style and grace of
the Mason' beet fashions Made
of rellnblo materials In the bei
Jhados,
$12.00 value,
Moving Salo.
$7
$15.00 values,
Moving Snlo . ...
$100 value,
Moving Salo.
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1 CITY NEWS !
! ! A Collection of Important Par. ' '.
', ! M"dMi for Your CoiulcWratlon ! I
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Owulonat umIii tonight ntitl Hun
y.
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The annual meeting of tho har
older of tho Capltwl National
ank of Balom, for IU election of
illrootom will bo bold at Its baaklai;
kouw lu Halotn, Orogoa, on Jawuary
II, 1108 at 3 o'olook p. tn.
J08. . ALDBRT,
US.15.30d CBhlw.
A Itnludlon
! M Hrtee of ainV wo4 1m Um
Wftdo by Om 8faiatllg UrfHt
OauiMajr. I'rtee $s Md )i ,
load. A dfeeoMHt of 31 tM r
ioaa m lottoad order. 1-lUf
jbaiika will bo from 10 a. in. to 3
). m. l-lO-lt
l.lfo Hf)t,iu
la a aevoro senteaee but a man
Who COIIIhOU lllk U'lfw in hunt lu).
wood or poor quality cord wood de-
M-vwi ivnt aoateaw. ihon order
to DowalHg & Koff for nil kluds of
good wood. Pilous 1U7 or 12S3.
K. lu .Martin lni.nrvlng
. 1 Martin, lrnor'a popular
IRajOr. Who WH OHumtMit mum nlutvii
A weok HIM) at tlm Hulani liiunlrti rp
aotHMtdldtle. U rfarUM to bo im
HrovlHg and will urobably wn be
ablu to rotura 4u hie home.
l'KHSONAL MKNT10N.
l-Ynnk Dougluit lKdng NUtfiy
The omMUIoh of Prank DoitidHe.
Uo social "oamli- wko U 111
viQi ti'HlMkl fvr at the UUm Wo-
pwi. m nwewtetf 10 bo as ol m
eMM to WMk M tala ataio t Uie
MIm Mary Krtle went to Portland
luuny on uusiuetHi.
Charlew K. Simuldlng left thla
morning for Portland on biulnetM.
K. T. Harntw and family mvo to
night for a visit to friends at Los
Angolo.
Charlos lllngos, tho woll known
Jowoler, lft laat ovenlng for Port
laud on Uulnoiw.
Henry Hubbard, tho popular hop
dimler. left yoeterday for a few days'
bitelne trip down the valley.
Jir. ami Mrs. W. H. Sorbor, of St.
IV0TES ARE
AGAINST LABOR
Gvt Judgment for $0000 Other
Court Matters Decided Yesterday
and Today.
The Jury In the case of the Krebs
Hop Company vs. T. a. iivesiuy
Co. yestreday aftornoon returned a
verdict for the plnlntlff for $C000.
The case aroie over tho dlfteronce
In price of hops on October 15, 1907,
and a contract price agreed upon be
tween the two parties.
The Krebs Hop Company, In 1905,
contracted to deliver to T. A. Llvesley
& Company 100,000 pounds of hops
each year for five years at 14 cents
per pound. Tho first lot in iduo was
delivered, but In 190G tho price of
hops decreased, and a suit followed.
The case was appealed to the supreme
court, where a decision was given In
favor of the Krebs Company, and, as
a result tho Llvosloy yard waR at
tached. Tho same trouble arose laat sea
son, and terminated In yostorday's
decision aftor a trial boforo Judge
Burnett.
The Jury was out only about 15
minutes, and roturnod with the ver
dict which was for the amount asked
by tho Krebs Compnny.
Carson &. Cannon represented the
plaintiff, while Tllmon Ford was tho
attorney for the defense.
Hoboi-t.son vs. Itate.
Aftor being out over llvo liourJ
yesterday afternoon tlie Jury In the
commIslon suit of J. P. Ilobertson
and 13. B. Walters, real eetate deal
ers, of Albany, vs. Isaac C. Bates, et
iix., returned a verdict for the plain
tiffs for $1, and for the defendants
fur the costs and disbursements of
the suit. The plaintiffs askud flvo
per cent on a $l500-deai wnicii had
been c'oiej by the Bates, tho de
fendant, although tho plaintiffs
claimed that they wer? instrumental
In making tho trade.
Other Docket Kntrles.
Paul II. Hauser vs. M. Christen
son, action for money; default nnd
Judgment.
Marcol la C. Grlorson vs. W. II.
Curry, action for money; settlod.
W. H. Harding vs. C. T. Van Allen,
action for monoy; plaintiff's motion
for new trlM ovorruled.
State of Oregon vs. C. E. Doty, nb
ductlon of female; motion of stato
to postpone trial to April torm al
lowed, Tho court adjournod to moot at 1
p. m., January 13.
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BONES. At tho family home ia
Turner, Saturday, January n
1907, of pneumonia, Cleo Bone3
aged 3 month 1 and 11 days. '
She was the daughter of Mr nn.
Mrs. J. M. Bonos.
The funeral services will bo con.
ducted from the FIr&t M. E. church
of Turner Sunday, January iof fl.
11:30 a. m. by Rev. O. O. Oliver."' in.
termont in the Masonic cemetery.
VAN DORN. At the homo of his
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Kays in
Pratum, Friday, "January 10, 1903
Emerson Van Dornr, aged 58 years'
of dropsy.
Mr. Van Dorn has been a recent
of Fruitland for tho past six years
He.leavos a wlfo and five children of
fruiunnu, uesiuns a uaugnter, Mrs
Kays, of Pratum nnd a large circle
of friends in this vicinity.
Tho funeral services will bo con
ducted from tho homo of Thos. Kayg
at Pratum, Sunday, January 12, at 1
10 a. m. Interment in Maclea com-etery.
WILLIAMSON. At tho homo jn
Portland, Friday, January in
1908, Josephine Williamson, tha
Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Williamson, of Portland.
Mrs. Williamson was formerly MUs
Florence Norwood, of this city.
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f STARR PIANO
S HIGH CLASS GOODS
I GEO. C. WILL I
Norwich Union Fire
Insurance Society
Frank Memlltli, RcHldcnt Agent.
Office with "Wm. Brown & Co., No.
29 Commercial street.
C9s9cesMte6sa4
I NEW TODAY I
teancttMtMMMt,
For Snlo Several uousob In Salem
and farm 'nnds nt a bargain. Cap
Itnl National Bank. 0-1-cod
(United Pre Loasod Wire.)
Washington, Jan. ll.Champlons
of the labor causa in the houso of
representative today made 0 fight
on tho floor to have a olmiBo inanr,..
In the now codification non) taw ,.
(.., w 11 jr
"mm? mm labor loaders cannot be
punished umlor the o!d "Kuklux"
, , "- " arMr, 01 si.MiHe. on tn grouml of conspiracy
John, Ore.. ar vialtlng at tho home to Injure cltlsonH onjolnlnr tholr con.
of Mr. and Mm. A. K. Day. .etltuUoaal rlnhte.
IF YOU KNEW
Tho merits of tho Texas Wonder, you
(would never suffer from ltldney,
bladder or rhoumatlc trouble St
bottlo two months troatraont, sold
by druggist or by mall. Send for
teetamonlals, Dr. E. W. Hall, 292?
Olivo stroot, St. Lciis.
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To th TutilUw.
On mm altr
lnWnK Howra of
January 15. the
MONEY TO LOAN
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Dependable
Sho?s ....
If you wHt sentbl ikoee. wear
iMVhariNd to nt u. if you want
txttah ae you May 4tMd mo
Awdiug thom . Whether styltah
or not. yo majr rty ,,0ll OUt, lhluK
thoy r vrarUo, djoadablc. M.l
o do eh a lart bualoe that our
lrtew nt HaqowUoaaWy "right "
Hwo are a w xr lavitlag
SOftS Of HAW tin.u t n
euihloa for iatjiw At s SO. D . Hood .m. ..
wen. owea chlldwa. Luo ,ao JAiL JT "r
. juat orrlrtd at 11 ts rt.iI.T . lA gun (!
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SAUM, OREGON
236 STATE SV,
fvOporlMtemlONt aHd Mr Inm t
tho oeoltMHUary. wero awn tu.n
who wtot to InrUaml thle morning.
.Mr. snu sir, c. 11. Fltaelwwons.
who hove UeOH the nmti at Mr .,..1
Mro. Joo XI int. of thie elty, left thlo
MMMTNlllJI fur IOrtlAMiI a.. .
ttoir homo la Poweror. WaehlnnoK.
Mr. U. U Brlggt hue goHtt to Port
land, where she will -it frloude ami
rotaUreo for a few day.
Mr. W. J. Iteyaolo )um gone to
IHn!4. wheo wkm will mitm ,h-
multry ow. whkh bM tlay.
' kon uni. wooloy IMwanl ago.
vi IO l-OTlMBtal tla um.1..
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torworly Ulea Kk, rtin, of Ute
elty. Tkoy will rotor l bot a
wook.
H. W. Palawr. h wWowako
'ew mm who It roopootlbt
w the Auron ttoMtlu , oU,,
'" "Sat tow. Aaron w ..
In (ho rlty tooky.
4MN.Wl,Wt.r,W
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taik Herroll. UoctoJ
Ml Allco Sheuard h.. i,
Iwr tooth,., f M.lr,,.u ..x..vf'
oarooum th iKH, w
uprtativ Smith, of Mis
orl, aa,i Hughes, of .w jor)y,
who Introduced amendments with
tltta o4l U view, dgwand that con
greo grant labor "soaie roll f from
i waaner in whloh It h boon
hoModod by UJiuwUom.
HopreoeatnUvo ShorKy. of Koa
twky. a moMber of tk eomwltMo
that framed tho now law, tttooootl tho
aweHdmoirta.
Virloni lUHoiHiwoHio c wilt &mt
log tho oaoao 0 Ubor wm df,i
to day by about 11 rote o the avor-
Ov.sluml DoJiiyetl by Wivrk
Tho sotoHd Qtrlad due In
! at 11:30 a. m. u. ,... ,
Wo Mtomlng or a frfht Mr be
I wrockeU on the iUIUw plaeo near
tto roforw fhoai. t .-. ...
hold In thU cltr until tk v . .
elenrod. which will nrobnbly be
boot I o'clock thU nftormoon.. The
MrMoot wa oniMd i, . .... .
Hi. ""i ,l,lI i
twtotln, tho salo la two wm.v .v
.1.. - . ..vm VI7W
-cr ncroon k rnu, tod Jtmtl
tor car into tto lonl of lumber
No on wa laJoMii w -.1
oMitwr O'Brloti 1. ntuthod to
tto southbouaki AMrh.j .w. .
Wld la Sol!.
SUNDAY DINNKI1.
Soup.
Cnrry With Rice.
Fish.
Fried Salmon.
Doll.
Chicken Wkh Dumpling.
Kntreo.
Chicken Frlcnngeo.
Roast.
Chicken Wltb Drosolng. Prim Rib
of Beef. Pork.
Veal With DrftMime
Vegetable.
Mftitod Potato. Stowod crn.
Dosoort.
CootaM Pudding.
Pies.
Apple, Mince and Squash.
Rxtra.
Wckled Pig' Feet.
Coffeo, Tea or Milk.
Chicken, st.v,
KI.1TK HOTEL.
K. K. KCKEHLKN, Prop
Will the Party Who borrowed a
Snell blcyclo from Tho Journal
offico about two weeks ngo kindly
return 6amo, ng tho owner needs
It. 1-10-tf
For Sale or Kent Sltunted In Fair
mount Park, a nine-room cottage,
partly furnished, olectric lights,
and all modorn improvements, two
lots, fruit and berries. For furth
er particulars enqulro of Mrs.
Geo. II. Jonos, end of car line,
south. 1-10-lwk
Wnim-d To trade Oklahoma farm
proporty for Oregon stock ranch
or farm Innd. Addross, F care
Journal office l-ll-lwk
For Salo Ono hundred tons clover
hey at my placo olght miles oi't
of Salem. Price, ton dollars p-r
ton. Call at my ofllco. room 13,
Bush bank building, or phone
For Sale ico acres in Albortn, goo
farming land, woll watored. Will
sell or oxchango for proporty at or
near Salem. Addroso W. N, Blod
gett, caro Journal ofilco. 1-11-tf
For Rale 16 acres of rich farm lani
5 mllos oast of fair grounds. 8
aero in hops, 8 acres in grain and
hay, $1000. Team, harness, ma
chinery, grain and hay, $500. J J
Tweod, routo 7, Salem. 1-11-lw
For SaleAt a bargain, for 30 days,
ono of the host farms in the Wil
lamette valley; fino buildings See
Derby & Wlllson. l-ll-3t
Dressmaking We nro now ready to
do ycnir drossmaklng nt rea-sonablo
prices. Inquire at room N 1
upstairs over W, C. T. U. l-ll-3t
It DOtftS thrt Ttueln.
Mr. BL . Chaaikl.1. -. .
W .8?S ' Oklw'i Arnlea
StoTk ? tT Ut " J h&ve
! t for chAiMtvi !... .-j ..
OWrod ttoM. AnmiU.1 I
U honlod tritkMt loavlng
a soar boklnd" -! r, -..
SATURDAY'S SPECIALS
fresh Country Meats
Sparc Ribs, Tenderloin, Bulk and Link Sausage
Pickled Tripe and Pig Feet
Oranges
The best special in Salem, 30c per dozen
Baldwin Apples
We have just a few of those fancy ones left
Vegetables
ptip?tnrE,c.UUUCC SWetS' Cabbage
i!2!iR0CESYcy;
drug store. - ry,