DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WKUXK8DAV, FKBItUAItV 10, 1008.
MOVEMENT TO RAISE
BIG BOOSTING FUND
President Deckebacli of (lie Board of Trade Making
Flans To Advertise Salem and Marion County
ltig (hat they had the tltnti of their
life Tho oommlttoo on reception,
headed by Andy Gilbert, wan thoro
with tho goods, and In evory way
saw that tho honor of' tho city was
properly taken euro of, and thnt ov
fry visitor was made to fool at home.
And no It wns with tho committees
on program, Invitation and publicity.
In fact tho spirit shown by all tho
membors of tho various commltlcos,
Indicated that Salem han entered tip
on a courao of action that will suroly
bear wondorful rcHUltu.
"Tho pcoplo of Salem should also
boar thla In mind. If It had not boon
for tho wholo-soulcd uctlon on tho
part of tho trimtoon of tho Illlhco
Club nnd tho lOlkB lodgo, It would
havo boon Impossible for Balom to
hnvo properly hold tho nffalr.
Without tho hoplfnblo quarters
which thoHo gontlomon teudorod us,
our entertainment would havo fallen
tho .Hat, nnd our visitors would have loft
Hnloin without tho IiIkIi regard which
President f3cckebaoh, of the Board
of Trade, wo busy summing up the
rosulta of tho demonstration In favor
of a greater Capital City than has ov
er been dreamed of by tho moBt san
guine boosters of the past. Thcro Is
a fooling in tho air that now is tho
time to strike for greater results,
nnd a Salem man, D, J. Fry, called at
Tho Journal ofuco this morning nnd
offored to head tho movement among
tho rolallcrs for raising a 120,000
fund for publicity work along mod
ern linos.
All nro plonsod nt tho work dono
last night, and tho prominent mon
of tho stnto havo gono homo with
now idons of tho chnractor of Salem
nnd hor pcoplo. Salem pooplo thorn
solves havo eonvlncod thomsolvcs
-that thoro Is a now reeling In tho air,
and that results must bo got on n
largor scale, and from a standpoint
of unity of irtirnoHo that cannot but
bring results to this city and
wholo valley.
"Too muoh crodlt," snld V. 0. jthoy did havo of Salem as host and
Dockobnch. president of tho Hoard .ontorlnlnor. Tho rosult of Inst
of Trndo,
'rnnnot bo glvon to tho va
rious commit toes that had obnrgo of
night's mooting
that tho pooplo
shows absolutely
of Salem can do
tho boostor mooting yostordny. Iiiithlngo whon they make up their
faot all tho hard work thnt nssured
tho suueoss of tho affair is duo to
earnest efforts whloh they put forth.
Mayor Hodgors was a bout In him
self, mid. If cnmpiti'lROiiH are nt all
Indulged In. It nnu bo fnlrly said to
Mm foil tho lion's whnro of tho work.
Hlu tinsolilsh dovotlnn to tho work
In hand was a mnrvol. Tho commit
too whloh wont In Portland roullr
settled mnUors. nnd tholr "boosting"
In tho tuotrnpnlls tttndo tho nffnlr.
minds to do It, nnd, with the good
fellowship nnd spirit which now per
vndos tho business ntmoHphoro, there
Is IIUlo doubt but thnt Hnlom will bn
hoard from now on."
Hloc-
Nimv Purlliiiiil Addition on Hit'
Hie l.liio.
H. Ij. JohtiHim and II. .1. Ilorlln, "f
tho Spnuton Compnny, of Portland,
nniiio (o Bnlom yesterday with the
If , Portland booalora In tho luterosls of
It had not beun for tho onruoat wor'c their now subdivision of Portland,
of this cOtnnilMto, it would hiivo boo'ijAldor Springs, 4oootod on the Orognn
ImpoHslblti l( havo brought to Bnlom Hlootrlo railroad, about 12 in I nut on
tho roprosontutlvo dologutlnu which .from tho Porllnud buHlnesH district,
tlld count. I Thin Is tho first addition In bo plaoed
"To tho wimmlttoe tin arrange- on tho market stnoe the completion
Burnt, foil tho work of outlining tho of the new rullroad, nnd Is tho
plnn of notion, and Ihty did tholr rUuwet and e'H.t suburban prop
work with a wholo-souled spirit that wry lit Porththn today Mr. Johnson
nirtdo aiit't'eea absolutely certain Tho ' and Mr. HorlU will be In town for a
coiniutMoo on ontertnlumeut, of fow dn to nfTonl Halotn people an
which Homer II. Smith wns ohnlr- opportunity of In vest lag In this prop
man, covered IHolf with glory, an I orty while prtct are low. Watch for
every visitor hud no hesitancy In say ad In this paper.
IN 1101) WK TIU'HT.
IrfMVor llotic Pjiimm Hill l(mtorliu
Mnllo tn Coin.
( Unltftd Press I.oasod Wire.)
Washington. Peb. i. "lu Ood
V Trust." ncMinliKK to the man
dato iMiied today by the heuo earn
tulttoo on pollings, ge buck on
Vnclo Sam's coins, Ih spite of nv
protest from Preotdnnt Hoooevelt,
who oidetvd the motto stricken on
Hut U Is nmlerstoed that the Provi
dent will Hot anno this movement.
Tho MoKlnley bill tirtivIillHg ('
tho rostomtlmt of (he motto was fa
vorably reported by the otimtnlUee
this morning.
Koaoh Callao Tomorrow,
(United Pre Leased Wire,)
ldma. Pern, Poll. 19 Admiral
Kvnns- ttM was Hi mlos from Dal
ian at 1 II o'clock hkt morning, oe
cording to a wlreioss dltptck re
colvotl here. The ships have, reduced
thvlr iim4 to eight knoU Ml kenr.
Tho tuenwige alto staled Utat Hon
Admiral Uvnns has net (sill) recov
ered from his roeent Ul. although
hU condition Is not serious. It Is ox
pected thac the Heel wlU outer OulUo
shortly helur neon baniorrew, nrok
ably aliOHt 11 o'ejook.
A HKJ fiTHIKH
IN 8HIPVAHHS.
(United Preen lo Wire.)
London. Pet. II Seven tkoHonnd
workmen employed by the Tyne sltlt
yards deelnred a strike Unlay In
nymprtthy with other employee who
walked oh reeeatly. The employers
feur that all the True plaau will M
tlwl up by ike eatl of (hi present
woek.
Hy IW Vlukitil tho Plhh
(1 tut. iiMNrtdetit of tk Blla VU
ogar and Ptekh Wrks, ws ur reeled i
t'.iHiWe JokMHw ylrdy af'
b
MWVI1H MAItK MAVOtt
VHIIV PNn).MPOHTAHIil.
PortlHHd. Or.. INU. 19. Mayor
Uue Ment an uekaep) half kutir
tkht nwralag durlH Ui croee-ectam-iHHtlmt
of the dfu In the Way-Mlre-ltHddlg
eoe4mry ease, Ih
whloh the latter are charged with
milking aa attewnt to blaskea the
eharaoter of the eky ekksf eae
Une waa called u ike eta ml tw
inedlalety after eenrt eeaed. ami at
one denied that he had wrlttoa a
loiter of rwOxHAMo tM the sonmII
4he alghi after the alleged aeeaiiU of
Mr. Waymtre lie dkl not deg
that he had declared tkol kit eareer
a rntet. In relMtkut to tke let
ter of reeowweodattoM whkfk Mayor
Lmm wag writ log for Mro. Waysalre.
AUray Ukjm. for too defoooo.
Mked Usoo It tke omi kad ssado
klM h ory ttoeooveaitooal orooooal
eevoetl oays bofore tke ote of ik
aitek. U mU eke had.
Aod you still oeileve ker a ilrtu
IMia KOIIUH unrlkn a iailav mtt m.
tornnMi for aHowioc ectd to rea Iota 9mmmmlUtlk ,tttm lg or u
J,. .ilk ! .. 1, 4 .lla.l bill. """ " ! "Wl VI IB'
rlUT ' uvilml Allarory liagdua.
.-h een, rvtiio ia mmo
HMUth MPI Crook. It Is etolNtod. kill-
lag iKioumimU nt kk lit kai ttroaoi
StttiR . arreoted oo too eowololol
of li.ui, Pink Wardeo dolt Hoy
toMovomsmo
I
Huie Wing Sang Co.
Vi tul 4 all hkhU.
Ww iut nwnv ut i lite
aii Duly thU utxk Kfi.
KaIo at -0 mr unt, :t( tr
i-'Mt Mf hu( ttml half riw.
ALLfiOODSMUSTGO
94 V )Uit trr &t m O.jMtt
Met you u ar u no u oor
otltoie eillo- aaata, dfchTt ywuT
oekd Uosoa
t laid ker int I hod wplled
ker ooejo to lki letter, tod tool
woe very koey otoo. ood tool k
wuold kovo to ell i dys fur tke
kvttor. esjoworvd loe.
Ut ood Mre. H K Otojr, woo oe
rosdod at Ike WtiUuole kotel for
kave Ukkoa ike McOooaid
at ike euroer of CkootekelA
and Oidial ireel
KETCHEL
TALKS OF
SULLIVAN
ONTO HIS TRICKS
HAYH SULLIVAN WILL HAVE TO
FIGHT KQUAUK Olt UK DISQl'AL
IPIKD SULLIVAN HAS TIIK
liONO KND OI-' TIIK ODDS IlV
JO TO 7 -WHICH MAY GO TO tf
TO 1.
Ban Francisco, Fob. 10. Stanley
Kotchcl will havo a word to Boy to
tho rcforoo about Mlko (Twin) SUL
llvnn and what ho terms tho Twin's
roughing proclivities beforo tho gong
Botn tho two men In action next Sat
urday afternoon. Tho Montannn
has hoard many stories of tho shrowd
now of Michael, and says that ho will
stand for nothing prohibited oy the
laws of QueouHbury.
"I know nil about Mlko'n strikes
with the taco of his gloves nnd how
ho mhos hlu elbows," said Ketchol,
"nnd whon wo got Into tho ring I'm
going to toll Hocho that I wnnt hlin
to wnrn Mike not to do anything
llko thnt, and to disqualify him If he
keeps It up."
There will bo no more boxing for
Ketchol nt the Colma gymuntutn
Ho dropped work yostordny aftoi
noon, nnd whon ho hail returned
from a long automobllo rldu nn
nouncod thnt he would content him
self with Jogs on tho rond In tho fore
noon, und light exorcise In the nflor
noon. If he picks up any addltlona'
weight, which ho does not oxpr'
Ketchol run ennlly dry out to K,
pounds on the day buforo tho light
Hotting on the gonernl rosuH of
(he light Is anything but brisk, cvtii
nt 10 to 7. nnd a furthor drop to 10 to
0, or ponstlriy X to I, before tho right
talc (vi plueo, Is predicted. Tho sup
portent of Sullivan are keeping cloj
to oovor wHh their coin, evidently
tlgurlng thnt by walling thoy rim
beat the odd.
The preliminary to tho Sullivan
ICotchel match Is hotweou Lyu Tnis
cott nnd Fred Ward, nnd will com
mence at 1:30 o'ekwk. Tho big
match eommenoee at X: 13 o'clock.
Personal Mention
Mrs. C. 0. Mlitfon left for a brief
visit In Portland this morning.
Rev. ami Mrs. N'. II. Anderson went
to Woodlmrn tala moralag. After a
Uriar vJett there they will go to Ar
lington. 3. I). Ctirtle aa.l wife, who have
UeoH la this etty for two months past,
loft this morning for California via
Porlhind.
Mrs. P. U. Qntkor and Mrs. W.
H. ltno oft for Portland on a Wrlof
pleaeorei rip this morning.
Mr, it. Maoon kae gone for, a fow
days' nloneure trip to ttrooks.
Mrs. T. N. Kennedy, who kns hton
visiting Mrs. Ooorgo Hiokarde, re
turned to ker home at Weedtaim
tnts morning.
Conaty Sskool SnoertnteHdeut
Smith has gone to Wootlkarn for tho
day l lNHHOtj the soheoie In that
tw
U A. MeKeo and R. K. Allen, of
Wood Warn, were hnalieos vutMore
)eitorday.
Mr and Mr& It A. Kick kave re
tamed Wont, nrtor having spent a
wootk wtlk roUttros and frlemU In
It. leuk.
Mro. Mary P. Logan ami Mts Jee
ole U lln. of SoatUe, are visit lug
Mr. Oeoryo'a. Browo, & North
tnnuMr stroot.
lOfjt koPey has I.-ft for Port
ond. ehiefc wlU b ar oiur him-
I! O lllonttee. o( N.iMh YjW 4
kes be ker vUHtUi; t ,.ih
In-ae, V L. nuuth li.. Ih
uuN' noun Of I'lvai 1.4k
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1
1.
SMkot Ctrl Vilw
WtlJlOg '( !'l. ' . -I I
tMk tt in Iv-uti t c
Tuet uujkl. ha M t tin
iddiua trnieii t tuo ui
came tk or!4o of Mi VMM Pom f
Cotofooo Soriuat r.. mdo m
Miftun c woli-kauHtt Uorv, h ug
Won mmployod In lUrnoi' and Mo
Itvof Bro.' otoro Mr lo4 Is In
lk (nmJinre kolne Ut CuUitadu
HAD NOT THE LATE FLURRY
. IN THE FINANCIAL WORll
Tied up money to a certain extent, this ad would not appear, for withoi
doubt we would have been sold out some months ago. However, each we
brings us nearer the goal, which is converting our. stock into cash as sot
prices only sufficiei
as possible. Our stock
and fixtures are for
sale or trade, as both
partners desire to get
out of business for
physical reasons. So
long as we continue
our aim will be to re
duce stock rapidly at
J2JL 1 AT OU R STORE If
AT OUR STORE
IIOUSH FURNISHING
COMPANY
to cover cost
Our entire stock
luum muuiuinrs ai
going at 2c per fot
Formerly 4c to 6c per
You can save fro
2 l-2c to 25c per b(
on wall paper.
We are selling couches at from $2.00 to $6.00 reduction. We hai
about 100 of our own make of floss mattresses, absolutely pure floss
from $7.50 to $11.00.
THE HOUSE FURNISHING COMPANY,
117
Liberty Sj
Tho Klnrnhl Case
The taking of tho deposition of the
fomuT cretnry of atute, II. H. Kin
oald. net-used of Illegally collecting
feoH while In oillce, m begun thU
morning before Jtiatloe of tho Penco
Mimres. Ills testimony this morning
waa on the amount of feea collected
and suboUHtlnlly oorraboruted bin
report, lie failed to itroduoe the pa
llets In the matter, a required, and
the detHMltlua will he Interrupted un
til they are produced. District Attor
ney John II. MeNary and I. II. Me
Mahon. of this city. refireeeiMod the
state, while M. S. Woodcock, of llu
geue. and Q. G. Dlngham, of Snletu,
nppoared for Klaoakl.
CoIpiiuiii'm ItuilKunlimi Aucoptotl-
Tke reelgnatlon of Dr. Jokn II.
Ooleman. na preshlent of Willamette
University, waa ateepted hy the
hoard of truetiee at their meeting
here yeeterday. Ooleman teadored
his reetgnation some months ago. but
tke hoard, up to their meeting last
Utght. failed to act on It. Nothing
has thus tar been done toward np
polatlag hla MKcoseor.
OASTOXIXA.
A l'liin Progruiu
Many line readings nnd declnma
tlons wore hoard by n lnrgo nudionce,
which filled tho chnpol of Willam
ette University last night, at the re
cltnle by the students of the College
of Oratory. The following couetltut
ed the program for the evening:
Opening piano solo. TUith Fields:
"Gentlemen, the King," Chns. Del
knap; "Grandma at the Masquerade."
Marguerlto Wilson; "The Lady
Across tho Aisle." Nellie Cnseber:
song, "Love's Hnchnntmont," Mrs.
Mason Ilishop; "The Wlgge Theater
Party," Wlwotia Sarage; "Danny,"
oharaetor sketch." Wnllaoo O. Trill:
"Inora." Mlsa Nina Johnson; "An
Order for a Picture." May Jlnrt; "V
Stndy In Palmistry." Ilertha Gross
and C. J. Catlow.
o-
Tln Plfili
Number of tke high school literary
eonrso will ke njtvon this evening at
the First Christian ohuroh ky Itogers
anl Grllley.
Tonight I Tonight!
The Rogers-GNUey recital at th,
First Chrmtlun church. Admission
50c
IIOUV.
STANTON. At tho famlr Lon
North Liberty street; J'Jfl1
ruury 17, 190s, to M and
A. It. Stanton, a daugt.tr
i)ii:i.
HKIPTON At the re-iJw ol
son, W. L. Sklpton, Tiv;sJa(
ruary 19, 1908, Thmms hklp
aged 79 yoors.
The doooased enmc m t . goi
1S52. settling In I)n o con
where he lived up to II nrt
whon ho oamo to Salem There
vlve him W. L. Sklptm nd
Sklnton. sons, and Ml O iI
Sklpton und Mrs. John V. rrr.Mj
diuiRhters. nil of whom r re'l
of Salem, excont Mrs rmtr
who lives In Wallac In'
KPLHIt. At the famP) rosiJ-
Marlon. Wednela, V"ia'
19fiS. at 4 o'clock a V CJ
Is pi or. aged S5 years
Ho loaves a wife. on daugl
Mrs. Ruby Pasnulnnl. of Cs 'M
and two step-sons, Normar B'ocl
Marlon, and Edward Ilroc d
Salem.
Funeral services uPl tt coaJ
(h from tha roaldcnC Mnor
it. .i j.. . isi
iuuubuuj , anciuwu ( -
tormont In Marion ceu;cery
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ifrUlhtnmttMrtoMfl
&
.NUrrlagv Ucmo
TWo eooMty lwX tku mu(oin u
soed n Mwrrlao tWoooo to Otko 1
lUgwn nd lensA M Kavanngk It
i wndood the nurrig win take
pil at lk Preekyieruo church to
nigkt
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