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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 17, 1908)
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON, THURSDAY, SBPTEMBBR 17, MM. f - w i L. STOCKTON THE CASH PLAN g Keeps Yo Oot of Debt r Try it this Season am! you'H find that it costs less to provide for your family if you trade at THE OLD WHITE CORNER , , . t Wf TUB MOST ATTRACTIVE BARGAIN OFFERINGS FROM A BEAUTY ASPECTS AS WELL a JTlE T1IR TiOVETjV WAISTS .TITRT IHSrwivrcil ltv i?a t.'i. -... ,.- SOMBOP cPlrXPlD VAliLw """ v,0 4llV.,l r.U XMIMX. ,. rxrLUSlVE IN DESIGN AND NOTHING PRETTIER COULD POSSIBLY BE PRODUCED r trswed' iQ4Zdft t -l vls- . jr vm-'- U. i- AVj ...Our $2.25 Waists ... IT These two cuts are samples of the many styles Bhown In our $2.25 lines. Made of high grado wool Batlsto beautifully embroidered, tucked and styled to plcaBQ th,most particular taste." Others ' nre shown with toco4 imerflon ant? medallion trim mlngs. They nre the best value- it has evor boen our pleasuro to show. M Waists r,cb BaiWo cmbroldored all l-nKSl both front nmj back. l(f.ntWwBlt wouBy.nb; ( to- M f urrrt-rf fabrics that sell -r?m aiattitMHUBi m.i :wm JS. PM I $1.25 Waists Exqulsltoly designed In tho popu- laV fabrics, suph no Madras., Poplin . " v'. y - V Vun? .orctlei Tho , .new, delicate plaids, also tan with halrllao stripes, plpod and trimmed to plcaso. ; Supporters htV g U belt supporters in I; it an The realtor 50c vnlues l-Hr Furs I Ti lire cheaper ones, but tlili iunIs In value, Thd styles t Hie fire-dollar bills. )RED CHINA U. S. TREATY 5c Calico . Wo sell nil the standard higl grado prints nt oo a yard. $5 Fur Sets Pillow muff with two heads and claw feetf 00-Inch scarf, satlu lined, trimmed with heads and claw feet. 10c Hose Wo soil n very good black cot ton hoso for 10c a palrj equal to othor lDc values. 3 For 25c Socks Men's black and tan box, good as you ordinarily get for 15c a pair. Our special price, 3 pair for 2Gc. (Mid ITmi LtnM Wlr ) ,Spt 17, Tho Jnpaneso t Is today watching tho !iof a New York nowspapor al Ms Chlneso fricndB very ,'udltli given out hero that toriein li trying to mako p torlao treaty to down tho in- uljipin in the Pacific. ifinese spies who have beon Ho3g Kong to roport the U of the Now York news- ' today reported to tho Prament that ho and the ' ittor of the Chlneso Malt pt to arrange the treaty, pro- "w the original overtures pa the Chinese, hamt government Is work- ' the affair nnd It Is nns- f at the Japanese eovornmnnt hukhj to take aomo action. kn the loss of hor commor ancy In china to tho Uni 'twtlaned hnrnt t... ffc Chinese has thoroughly ia iqiq tn0 nooessity 3 lae If Ion n nftaai Mia I feeling n China. It is known hero that tho Jnpancsa foreign ofllco Is suspicious of Ameri ca's overtures toward China and re gards tho refunding of tho Boxer In demnity by tho United States as the first of a series of ovortures by Amor lcu .to China that 1b calculated to un dormlno Japan's lnfluonco in the Flowery Kingdom. TliA U S imports but little more in 1904 than in 1864. So much poor tea. Your crocf return jour niwii-r If jou don Ilk ScblUlot't Bin. c pay Itlai. QUKI3X HABTKNS WEDDING OF DUKK AXD AMRIIICAN ANARCHISTS STOPPED KAISER &&yBfoned.&yfa The Shoes Yoti Buy Now Tl Mujt be made of absolutely Bolld- leather Or Ihoy Vtll ftbt give satisfactory service during thd' ra'iny season. c a . :s v BustBR Brown A UMA LhltAIJE.ll H t'M M : KKOS'q ,l for Boys. tt rr- Kmi Tin(emark stands for aU that . ' ' ,i ... Is xood in fihooniaklns. YouMl flhd n stylo aiitablo foe nuy oc- caslon in our oxtonslvo nssort- ' meat. ., THE; BUSTER BROWN BLUE RIBBON SCHOOL SHOES m Mm TRUMP CLOTIffiS' For boys nnd girls nro what your children nood for school wear. Thoy nro good, sorvlco nblo ihoe8, mado on drossy lasts that fit porfoctly. Our Boys' Clothing Is mado from fabrics selected with especial rerjnrd for hard service. We Save You Money on Everything for the Whole Family J flop I shoes g ,sMm II I for Cr MfH I UnMHMHHHMIHHHHi (Uultfd Vrttr I.emcd Wire.) F'nrls, Sopt. 17. Tho facts has Just become publicly known that tho reason tho knlsor suddenly abandoned hlo oxcur.8lon into Fronch territory was becauso ho was Informed that two French nnnrchlstR had gono to tho frontier with bombs. Tho em poror, In changing his mind about making the trip, said he was moro concerned about the complications that would follow than ho was about tho actual bomb- throwing. uiimii iings U! lt slit, j. Wet WW choice nrware and out " tkt .III .. . Irtjjjtt u,","s tn r till ,. . 'Hiii.. .... "" lor au- "i 5UU. ''Ift.V '""" D suggest kiT1 Put away for ft JEWELRY STOE (United I'rrss I.ensf.l Wire ) Rome, Sept. 17. That Queen Marghorlta made a tactical blunder In" hor douunclatlon of tho proposed mnrriago of tho DuUo of Abruzrl to Miss Catherine Elklns nnd her inton tlmatlon that tho duka was In the class of titled European fortune hunt era, Is admitted today by both tho ad vocates nnd opponents of tho mnr rlage, Roallzlng, as she must have done, that tho duko could not bo dissuaded from his purposo, tho queen orred, court circles say, in driving tho duko's family into open rosentmont by her vehoment reception of tho plea of tho Count Turin, who came to her as an emissary from his brother, seeking to win the queen's consent. Tho count's defense of his brother's fiancee and his defiant declaration that' his own mother, Princess Le titla Bonaparte, descended from a family not of royal blood, and yet was good enough to sit on the throne of Spain for Ave years as the consort of King AmadeuB, was a bold stroke, and will likely result in a lasting rup ture In the royal hbvwhold. The result of the interview between the count and -queea will likely bast en thcweddlng, rather thft delay It, The wedding bad beea set for Jaau ary 29, the duke's birthday asalver sary, but it Is said now that he will temporarily relinquish bis command of the Jleglna Flena and hastes to America, to urge an earlier marriage. "Ivodol wlllilhout' doubt, make your stomach wrong and win aisiosi Instantly relieve you of all the symu tons of Indigestion, Get a bottle o It te day. It i Mid here by aM dnugghtta. un i The Mlaerary of, Taft has hee ar ranged aad he will tour the t and border state, "but will not go wet or south,, f PRESIDENT ENTERTAINS VILLAGERS lunltfd I'reM Leased wire.) Oyster Day, Sept. 17. Thero jg to day Just ouo thing uppermost In tho jnlruls of tho natives of OyHter liny that la the reception to bo plven In their honor by President and Mrs Roosovelt. Tho, poor as well as tho rich will bo tho, guests of tho nation's chief executive. They will bo received by tho President and bis wlfo and sorved with light-refreshments. It Is esti mated that at least 1000 will gather In the Presidential mansion on Saga mora hill and on the lawn this after noon. The German Saongerhund, of HlcksvIIlo, L. I., will sing dn tho ver- anda during the festivities. , , i i i o For a Sprained Ankle. A sprained anklo may be .cured In about one-third the time usually re quired, by applying Chamberlain's T.inlment freolv. and elvlntr It abso lute rest. For sale by Dr. Stone's drug store. -. O' " ' - The statistics of the labor bureau at Washington show that wages have risen, but that the prices of food have increased still more. V - .,. i iiTn Seven were reported burned in the Masaba range flrea in Minnesota yes terday one -white man and six Indiana. -o Dea't he afraid to give Chamber . rinu.ii v tn Tour chll- dre. It eeta!a no opium or other i..rfai drim. It always cure. For ! y Pf 1 ?' r$ tr' ' LV011IM DEFEATS REFOIIM JUDOK San Francisco, Sopt. 17. Tho Dom ocrats of this city and tho Lincoln- RoobovoU Lenguo nro todny propai ing to mnko Frank Dunn, tho Judgo who sontonced Ruof and Schmitr. to Jnll, an Isnuo in tho campaign for tho superior bonch. Judgo Dunn was turned down for tho RopMbllcnn nomination at the Republican convention hero Inst night. His nnmo was presented amid hoots and Jeers from tho "rogulnr" delegates to tho convention nnd wild ohoerlng from thf gnllorios nnd spec tntor. Tho Republicans nominated Judp.o John Hunt, George A. Sturtovant and John J. Van Noatrand without any opposition for tho long torm, nnd Isadoro Golden for tho short torm hut tho fight enmo when Judge Dunn was placed In opposition to Judgo Carroll Cook. After sconoa of disorder, Cook re solved 110 votes and Dunno 04. The Lincoln-Roosevelt League says thnt thoy will Biipport Dunno, If he Is nom Iriated by tho Democrats. 1 1 I I I 1 I H I I I 1 1 I I I H I I I I l-l I I I I H I 1 I I I 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I I I 1 1 1 1 0" NELSON' TURNS DOWN OFFER FOR '$10,000 (United Iref Xs Wire) San Francisco, 8opt, 17 Rattling Nelson is not anxious to flght Just at present. Ho has received povcral of fer! from magnates during tho past few days, and this morning stated that ho is going to stick to the stage fpr a time, "I am making & big hit in thd Cen tral theatre Just at present," said Nelson, "and I am not anxious to get back Into the ring until something good turns up." Nelson received a wire from Harry D. Edwards, of the National Club of Philadelphia, offering a purse of $10, 000 if ho would flnght Packcy McFar- land a six-round go during Founder's Week, the Srst week In October. Nol- on thought about the matter all night, and this morning wired Ed wards that he would not accept the offer, Tbo Dano does not like short fights. o Vennedv'a Tnratlra HdHrh Bvrtin does not constipate like mt of the nlH faBfc'oHprf eoHih curefl. hut on the other ha ad it gently meves the bowel rad at the mm time healr rrltatlo aad aJJave isMMMoefl i the threat. mi y ail ruggiwz- J P. II. D'ARCY, Owner K. L. BERNARD, Lcssco and Manager "YE LI BERT Y" PROGRAMME- CIIItOKOl'IIONB. X . Mlrollo Sketch from Grand Opera . IJy Miss Florence McCoy and Honry Waters. ' I 2. Animatod Plcturon.... rionty of Glory ' I T 3. Vaudovlllo.. .' Now Songs and Jokoa T Dy Mr. Harry Holmes. CIIHONOPIIONE. f 4, I'nust Trio Fonturcd from Faust T Dy Dolllo Koln, Tojdlo nnd Joo Worthlngton, X D. Illustrntod Song. "Tho Moon Won't Toll on You" I Dy MIhb Francos Gray, p. Anlmatod Pictures Something Evory Ono Mutit Boo ;; 7. Vaudovlllo, Songs nnd. Dnncoa Miss Hoidler ' p cintoNOPiioNE. : : T 8. Lltllo Noll, Stogod from Ohurlos Dickons In his masterpiece ; ; "Old Curiosity Shop." 0. Vaudovlllo Mr. Herbert Carlyle, In "Tho Silly Kid.' !' 10. Animated Ploturoa "Tom Should Know oiiitoxoi'iioNE. : : T 11. Solo Uy Goo. Harris ; ; Accompanied by Misses May and Fanulo Chnrtors. 1 Entlro chango of program evory T Monday and Thursday. ADMISSION HV. ; ; Tf4l IIHI IIIIIIIIIHltHHHIHIIIIIIHIIH.' We Launder Ladies' Shirt Waists and WfiHe f Skirts Just Right. We guarantee to. All of our shirtwalnU are eare fully washed with a special neutral soap, starched Jut where they should bo starched and Ironed by experts who have made shirtwaist ironing a special sUtdy, Wo are pleasing the most careful dresser In the city with our shirtwaist work and are sure we can please you. May we have a trial. Vr f mmt SALEM IjLAUNDRY COMPANY Tel. 25 129-H8 , Liberty !. READY TAILORED CLOTHES FOR WELL DRESSED W iU hi " 'ISW iifAlfy''A Ofr PRICE RANGE 2D TO 4C J
