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DAILY OAPITArUIfNAngAI, ORKGQi TUESDAY, BWTiamKll.l, X9M
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PRELIMINARY showing of Fall lcipiiise. tnryttm brings us new Fall
stock ; every day we afe:iMiigttfe to our already fine fall showing
until it has grown to immense pfofonions. Never before have the assort-
njents been so great and the, prices so low.
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The long-cote styles will undoubtedly reign as fav
orites this fall and winter in Ladies' Suits. In this fine
showing are the seftMox and the tighMitting jackets,
26 to 48 inches long. .We have levied upon the famous
fashion ceiiters for these choice productions and the re
sult of our efforts awaits your early consideration.
Juniot, Misses' andladies' sizes. The colors are navy,
blacfcjfttfir, greeji;.,Sjnoke and two-toned combinations
in flie latest weaves of broadcloths, cheviots1, French
serges, English coverts, plain and fancy self-stripe di
agonals. .
COOS BAY
EDITION
JOURNAL
PUBLICITY DURING
STATE FAIR
LIBERTY T,
WILL BE
IMPROVED
ARE PREPA
FOR FAIR
$
A commute iror .h.
3t -.vttli n coirml'te il
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am th .,.. .""tul
"- Miniivr Ol
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AUIUVAI OF
FALL LACES
Cluny, Malloso, Vonlco, Appll
quo, Net, OrlonlHl, I'lnlu, Hub)1
ItIhIi, Crochet, Torchon, Uoniinn,'
French and Italian, Vals, White,
Cream, Ulnck Laco, Hands, cfal
loks Rtid All-Overs.
mck sixrriox
WEDNESDAY ONLY
' Ramdna Flq'hntHtcs, 28 In
ches ,to 30 Jncheswldu,, Hiiltnble
for Iioubo drosses, Klmonns,
Waists,. otc In many pretty pat
terns Rtul dosigns, usually sold at
15c to 30c H yard on sale
Wednesday Only at
,9c Yard
No tolophdne orders rccOlvd.
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fyw'teu
'&&,
HARM' SHOWING OF SHIN'S
; Suits and Overcoats
Wo havo Boloctod from tho
loading tailors tho choicest cloths
and patterns for the list dressers.
Tho correct thing in Men's
Clothos Is Just as easy to have as
not. It doesn't' reqiiiro any spo
clnl skill or any tnoro money to
be nniorfg tho host drossors, Hint
Is if you como' to ' us for your
clothes. Wo will put you in nn
all-Wool suit or overcoat and
that means yin will he on of tho
beat dressed. Price 13 to $35.
MEN'S SECTION NEW ANNEX J
Co',. E,,,JIlfflr and a party of Wil
lamette vnljev boosters arc homo
from n ten-day campaign for the de
velopment it' 7stt'fn Oregon ending
with, a twd-dny Oregon, and Idaho
congress at MnrshflohJ which was at
tended by prominent men fri?m Oio
jgon and Idaho. The. greatest enthup
i asm was created for the Reed roadi
' moveniajjt,.Unugi,ni$pd, at jho Por(-
mnu conierence.
Meetings wero held in n!l tho loatl
, Ing towns of western Orognn, a per-
manent organization was, formed and
; tho next meeting of the congress will
I be a hummer. Showing their nppre
I elation- of the good feeling of tho
I peoplQ of thu Wlllametto valley for
i tho opening of a deep Bea Jiarbor.
and desiring inoro publicity, tho
Chamber of Commerce at Mnrshlleld
and North Bend engaged four pngoi
of spaco in The Capitnl Journal dur
ing tho state fair, and engaging i
total circulation of 30,000 to exploit
their resources during that great
fair whon thcro will bo 00,000 visi
tors at tho Capital City,
Coos Uay will have a splendid ex
hibit of its lino furniture including
nrtlclcs made of myrtle wood which,
aro not made anywhere olso In the
world. The largo coal .mines will
havo an exhibit of tho Ilnest coal In,
thp world, and nro preparing to sup
ply tho markets with tholr product
FIVE STORES TO BE
ERECTED
Liberty street proporty ownfira
have settled all dlfferonco3 with tho,
fetreot railway company, and havo,'
ali elgaod"A tor paving that str&Jti
waiving all formalities. ,
Frank' W. Durulii ' and J. Frnnk
ilughcs will common'ce within ton
dnys the erection of two brick Btoros,
and In nil five" brick buildings wi'l
grt in on that itreot beTdrb January
1.
cariijj
enormous pir.&.ia li...
hero during the ,! . .
things were determined i I
tho various commercial bodies of
Japan, if the cabinet does not rcitoro
the original date of tho proposed
worlds fair.
The mattor is to bo discussed at n
special cabinet meeting.
GIRL ASSAULTED
BY NEGRO
4HIHIIIHIIMIIIIIIIIII
News
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mmumummmf
WeatlH'r -
Fair tonikht; WeduoNdny increau
Ing cloudluoHg and cooler.
WlieH Ih Portland .. '-.
. VIAt llRUVreatHiirani, 330 Wash
Kton atroot. o-o-d .
CNIftoi; I'lace
jNoValUng. II hal.rs, nlso .a ladj
manlauror1 r o-O'd-tf.
HhU'h Too lllnh
II. Connaway or liqod Hlvor has
written to tho Itallrond CommlKslon
complaining of tho ' uxcesuivo ratos
t Hour and feed. Ho Htntcm that
tho rate from Hood Hlvor to Odell,
a dUtauro of Q.7 mlluu, Is 91. K0 por
ton, while on the O. It. & N. tho
rato from I'orttnnd to Hood Hlvor, n
dltanrn of HO mllei lu only 91.50.
Tho rato between Albp.ny nnd I'or
Und, S6 miles, nnd between Corval
l(s and rortlnnd, 07 miles, Is also
ll.fiQ. Con noway thinks that ho
rato should bo rvdiicoj to at lonst
It.
l''ijiiori ("onipbilii
A. number of farmers lu Umatilla
county havo protested, through DIh-
triot Attorney Q. W. Phelps of Pen-
dleton, nROlnkt tho removal by tho O
R, jfc. l'coinpnny of tho Klmbly
spur. Pc'rous living Montr tho spur
nut u Urju ijuautlty of wood ench
year, and depond' upon tho spur to
get it out. Phelps states that tho
.'company ban dWconnocted the
switch, nnd threaten permanently
to dUcoutliuio tho use of thu spur.
V
Bhihvhw Court Hecon
Tho forty-ninth Oregon suprem
court record bus boua completed and
U riHdy for distribution. An odttion
Of. 00 'olunio has boon ordered
and they will bo sold far $3.60 per
copy.
flovenior (rt Hpwk
Oovprhor.Chamblrlffln w'll bo ono
of tho prliiclpal speaker i a ttlio La
bor day colobratlons in Portland.
A, dlUwr Ih'iul
A DloHSor," formerly of tho firm of
Stolnor & IHossor of this city, died
at 8 o'clock yesterday morning, nged
OB years,' Tho cause was probably
heart failure, Mf, Q., Stolnor went
to Bell wood yesiordny.-
Muitomnuli Tax
Tho atat iroiVirfurer this mornln-;
received J, stnto tax of r0,Qp0 from
Multor.mah county.
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Ahvaj-M HollitMc
J. M. I.awrenco, tho. South Com
mercial Btreot grocer, cap always be
relied uponto furnish IhV best in ov
ory lino. Phono 311. '
Tom Wilson has roturnod from a
pleasant outing tit Newport.
Harry Hollo wont to Portland thin
morning on a brief business visit.
Miss Nina Martin has returned
from n fow days visit In Bugono. '
II. A. Whitman has golioto En
geno to look rfftor business matters
Ornu Miles left todny for a fow
Lwoolts visit with, friends in Portland.!0'1 ,n a Irosioctlvo buslnoss hero
It IKm't Mutto
What kind of weather Stouslorf
liron.' sanitary markot Is tho bot
place to buy your ment. Phono 321.
Tbo Woman Whit Um-h
Wild Hoso Hour Is tho best houuo
keopor. WliyT Uecnuso her baking
is nlwnys good.
If Your Suit
Needs prosing and yourhnt needs
cleaning, Just' send I Hem to Johnson
& Stggo prestlng parlors and thoy
will dJ tho work. Next to Journal
ofllco.
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WRONG NEGRa
WAS AGGUSED
(UidUdtPrn UmI WJr.)
Spr.IUKilold,. Sept. l.Mr.
Karlo H. Mullam today made an am
davit sotting forth' that George Hich
urdsonj whom tho mobs hero tried
to lynch and who was. the object of
the first violence which IchI 'to tho
riot. U not tho man who assaultod
her. film askl 1hj)o li set free.
Try
THimjo nlw (rh Chlnoak salmon
Direct from tho A!oa bay at Far
rliiKton's, tho urocer and marVot
i an's.
NOW fJl'MtlOIIM'H
Sit up and Uko notice. All or
you who are smokttrs should remem
ber that tho finest cigars made are
manufactured right lere In Salem.
Try and think of the, "Tashujoo'
when you buy your moKcs and Vat
roulse homo ludustry.
'h Souths who ownod tho property
Miot iwt'fK t WiHrk- .and, sho allogw, vrUhod to collect
It U rpjiorteU thit shop Hftor arnjthe lusitmnev they carried, tho en
at work lo sevetnl stores I iitfal city I tiro town was atoused to fury
On merchant wys he has loU thro' Threats of lyuchlng were freely
Cftmma l the Ut thro daj-s. Tho md and tho sheriff, fearing au al
HwIhom Mor leKu,o has tViv h tack upon tho Jail, spirited tho trio
MktUr up, r4 th culprit will b , wr oarly lhl womlnt 4 placW
tVHly 4mH with ( cuht. jthvm x th prison at CUyton,
NKAUIA' Hl'MMM) 6TKIi
C.UKSrrS IX)lt INSl'HANTK
le Motues. N. M.. 8epL 1 Fol
lowing a narrow escape from lynch
ln, Julia Moou u conrined lu tho
Jail at Qluyton today with Mr. and
Mrs. 'William South, whom sh lm-'
plIcattKl by her conteaitou that sho'
set Ilro to thre stores and tho Cm
tral hotel hejro, lu which 30 fcuostaJ
were uearly burned to death. (
When the slrl conftstsl that sho
! started tha tl.ro at .tb. Instanco o
Mr. und Mr. J. C. Olnzo aro at
I Newport onjoylng a fow weeks' out
ing.
; Mayor .Hodgors wni trausaotlns
buslnoss In Albany yostordny for a
short tluiQ. '
Kola Nels loft for Kugono Inst:
evening to transact business for u
short time. .
Mrs. Charles Murphy is visiting In
Senttlo with hor sister, Mm.
Limnuroux.
Mrs. II. H. Hagan and daughter
returned today from n month's out
ing at Newport.
F. N. Derby and family havo re
turned from a fow weoks' outing at
Newport.
(leorge nonnlnghorf returned last
evening from a brief business visit
In Portland.
Mrs. Fred KMrta has returned from
Colllua Springs whore sho hns been
spending an outing.
Miss Sally Weaans of Walla Walla
Wash., Is tho guest of Miss Kllia
beth Lord for a fow days.
The Misses Kstollo Kuylor and
Jennie Tlllotson havo departed for
the coastto spend an exiting.
Mrs. S. Phillips and' daughter
Mabel and Dorthy, aro spending au
outing at the coast.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Jerman re
turned last orcnlng from an extend
ed outing at Newport.
S. O. Mitchell, of Dolsc. Idaho, Is
visiting with his brother. F. A.
Mitchell, hero for a fow weeks.
Cal llurns returned to Portlaud
this morning, having transacted
business hero for a short time.
Miss Vnaco Howe returned thW
morning from n'three weektf., vaca
tion spent with friends In Rosoburft.
Miss Mildred Perkins left yester
day for Divide. Lane county, where
she will visit with Miss Alsea Haw.
ley.
Mac Corleson. of Toledo. Or. ar
rived' this morning .to transact -UBi.'i
ness and visit with friends for a
Itwoek. - -
Wll Stlenburg left last ovonlnc
for Three Hlvors to Investlgato the.
trout stock there. Ha will be gone
two weeks.
Mr. Hoy Howard was a passenger
o the morning local for Portland
t visit with her slater, Mrs. 0, AN
1, ferwrty ol this city.
Mrs. H. B. HolUsd has return!
to her homo In Portland nftor several
wooks visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Hnlp Glover of this city.
The Ml sad Dean and Arllo Mc
Combs, of Portlnnd, nro In tho city
visiting with friends nnd rolntlvos for
a fow days.
Mrs. W. Edwnrds hns returned
from Hoscburg whoro sho visited
with her purontu, Mr. and Mrs. John
Valentino.
Davo Hall and Hubert Casemnn
returned to their homo in Scntt'o
this morning after vlgUlpij with
friends hero for a fow days.
K, T. nornnrd roturnod last night
to Portland after transacting busi
ness bore. Mr. Uornard is Interest-
Professor A. J. Gnrlnud loft today
for Oregon City whoro ho will visit
for a few days with friend before
returning to his school at lone, Or
J. C. Coopor and family startod
today on their roturn trip homo, to
Cnrsou City, Nov., aftor an oxtendod
visit in Oregon and Washington wltn
friends nnd relatives.
Tommy Prlohard, of Portland, was
In tho city yesterday attondlng busl
noss mnttera nnd visiting wt:
friends. Mr. Prlohard conducts a
wholesale cigar houso lu Portland.
Miss Klllo Ilarrett returned to hor
homo in Portland Saturday evening
after a week's visit with Mr. and
Mrs. H. F. Klter and other frlonds
In South Salem.
Tom Cornelius, who has mado con
siderable money on Portland real
estate, loave Wednesday night for
Coos Hay to enjoy an outing and
look Into property at Marshrleld and
North Hond. He sails by tho nroak-water.
(United I toss I.enscd Wire.)
Chicago, Sept. 1. Nathan Vin
cent, a negro 31 years old, wns res
cued by tho police from vlolonco nt
the hands of n mob in front of the
Auditorium hotel, in tho heart of
tho city, todny.
Tho negro Is charged with having
attompted to assault Josephine LuJ
wig, a 10-yenr-old girl, In broad
daylight nt tho ontrnnco of n build
ing on Wnbash avenue.
Tho black had seized tho girl and
wns attempting to drng her Into n
hallway, when hor screams attracted
at least a hundred pcoplo, who rush
ed upon tho negro. Tho streots woro
fairly woll crowded and tho great
est excltoment prevailed. Tho negro
was chased and was overtaken In
front of tho hotol where tho pollen
rescued him.
It Is believed ho would havo been
lynched by tho mob within llvo mln
utos.
m
llltolv nnrrnant.,. t
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fair; boarding and lodtfu J
service to the far mm
lu. iwmuimous opln'on of
mlllmininn l.n ....
: " """ "uniesi Hfj
uvjiuia are sausrnctorlly KluJ
Inm Knnnnl 1... . . 1
-" - '"w ""I"' 10 hr. tv.fl
.r..li 1 .. .. -" "fl
i i.uro m another year ar
Portland Interests are wd
n9cks to got the fair, an,i gj
piy jias io make good.
Jt la desired thai (tr.J
lorn who has a room that he J
uunng-uio fair, leave iuu
ndrlrnaa 4ntmlir.nM .
,, . (.Hunt immoeriti
oi room at tho Hoard of TJ,
ing. rair week unform ner
will be on hand at th fot
Trodo to conduct visitors to tt
lous rooms that havo beenllr
rent. "Don't put th tnitif
1st your rooms now," , (t
note of the desIreB of the cos-j
of tho Portland Railway m
Power coinpnny and make a j
nous ondcavor to secure
atrootcar sorvico to an4 fnwj
grounds. Last year th ml
not nccomodato one-halt Ui i
Arrnngomonts havo been cJ
havo tho road to tho fair i
sprinkled every day during tlj
Tho road lending from tht i
Electric company's depot la '
Innd to tho grouudi wilt i'l
sprinkled.
MONEY TO U
TH0S.K.J
)vor Iadd & nuh' Dank.Si'j
Norwich Union Fire
Insurance J
Frank Meredith. ItcsMot,
Ornce with Wm. Drown k I
20 Commorclal street.
JAPS MAY AtlANIJON
WOHLD'S EXPOSITION
. (Ualtn! 1ti l.t, wtrc.)
Toklo, Sept. 1. The dissatisfac
tion of the Japanese commorclal
bodies over tho postponement of the
Toklo worlds exposition from 1913
until 1917, has becomo so marked
that there Is danger that the scheme
will have to bo abandoned alto
gether. At a mass mooting of the Toklo
businesi men's association this aft
ornoon, tho action of tho oablnet in
postponing the exposition was con
demned In unmeasured -terms, .and j
formal protest against the action
"was framed and sent in to the mln
Jster of commerce and agriculture
under, whoee supervUlon the fair is
to be git en.
. Tho meeting of tho business mej
wa xUiK. Chars that, graft
had crept Into the. management of
tho proposed fatr'were freely iuado
fll was stated that Vh fair can bt
given for lesiaowy than is pro
poeJ If tho managlmeut I econom
ical. The business men y that th.
expoiJUon will M a big factor In the
ofttllng of kard times.
As an alterative, they threaten
to kav mi l4otrUl fair or their
own U lflJ under tk autplc oj
HENEY HAS
HOT DAY
IN GOURT
(United l'res I.wmcd Wire.)
San Francisco, Sopt. 1. "You're
a liar." Those words wero pnssed
twlco In hot rngo In Judgo Lnwjor'p
courtroom today during tho proceed
ings of tho Huef trlnl. Assistant
District Attorney Henoy and Attor
neys Ach nnd Murphy for Huof noar
ly camo to blows before tho row was
settled.
Tho auarrol arose whan Attorney
Ach for Huof was-trying to lmpench
John Houtteler, a prospective Juror
Ach called Aaron Sohoncon, a butch
er. who had presumably talked to
Deutteler for the dofeaso. During
the progress of tho examination Ach
asked Jamos Foley, Honey's body
guard to stand up to bo identified by
the witness. Heney objected nnd the
war of words followed.
"Wo don't havo to kill people.
Wo don't havo to shoot thorn In tho
back."
"That Vlhe, only way you kill peo
ple." Bhouted Attorney Murphy, tak
Ing a hand In tbo fight.
"You're n liar," shouted Heney.
"You're a liar," retorted Murphy,
Judge Lawlor Interrupted (both
men with a reprimand a sthey were
advancing toward each other with
up-ltfted fists.
Thero have been two temporary
Jurors selected thus far In the Ruef
case. They are M. B Meyer and
Alexander Bend. p .
STARR PIAf
HIGH OASS
GEO. C. Will
NEW TODA!
FIND MAN Kll.ifi;i
WITH HEAD SEVERED
IPdUhJ Vrtw J.eacU WlreJ
Sattlo, Wn., Sept. 1. With the
head Before) and lylng.about 20 feet
away from. th,Sboy nnd the latter
pinned beneath n AUBibor of heavy
logs, the remains of a man who was
Undoubtedly murdered, were found
today on the east shore of Lake
Washington near JuanlU, The dead
man has not ben Identified, by the
authorities who Marted ,m Uvestl
gallon. Tke ghtly 1r( w ma
by two ltuaters vho iumhl t
the body by atcWeat wklle suiting
their way t)uttcli Um wnjrtMlH
along the tiore.
WAiitctl A gentle drirlnz
Phono 13C9 Ml
For Sale Several noue l !
nnd farm 'anils st a tfflj
ttnl Nmlfinnl nank -I-
' n
WnntiHl Ono thousand buiti'
good feed oats Inquired,
LIvosley & Co.. Salem, Pno
a
Solesmen H Agents- I H!
ner weok nnd over caa be
Bolllnc Now CampslcB N"
from now unt'l election. &
stores, county fairs, Pnfl
nrlvnte families CoinnW!
Bnmnlrts. ohnrtf' nr'-Ir ''i
Order today Ch'raKo No
00 Wabash Ave . Chlesfa
T-jMb-
Wnntwl If you have an oM
or a new second hand ti'
u.nt.) in snii tt addreii
nrico and whe-r to W 0
74, Routes 7. Salem
at
Kouiul A bunch of W
An.lnt-enn'a One It the 1'lj
uiu. ihrnuin In thP
ntlinr lu tho keV tO th?
of .well, never mind.
the rusty key the truityi
t.A b.. in hrt U'tdOW'
Tho,.'. hn kev to th 1
., nnHi-ors lot
ni-h on,i the key to
. church around the ew
and get the bonth Dj J"
this ad.
Fer Sale One laree Wr JJ
able for parrot.
neignt t icci --
SO. JU t- V"- ytf
.-.....f. -..a .tyi TCrebl
yard at Independence.
ing aaiem t.-v - 4fcJu
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ceBts oe way tMf
f ickWS rP5 "r j.9
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