Daily capital journal., October 01, 1908, Page 8, Image 8

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DAILY CAPUT Ah JOUKNAI, BALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, OOTORKR 1, 1008.
COMING EVENTS Cast Their Shadows Befon
41F tilA not- svttoi frho franf- vf xttt cforo tAfllh rhonn clone nni4 fliff W( close to re-mark OUT gOOds. Wp. Spll rLn-
n c !& rrrlo kncSc tifils-fi lo OK nn V-ont slionoH than tho OVrhltP filWP. anH Whp(1 WP. redtJCP HlP nt-lr N ,
equal to one-naiT wnat otners asK Tor me same gooas. remaps you utrcu a new sun, ma? vc 9nu, a ue or a new
hcu, fiusdiuiy suhik iitsw uiiutsrwtsdi ? 11 au, juai luun anuuiiu, uitsu umv& hcic, o.- vty ...-.. .Vtt. VMi piites arc
TOf
than the exclusive stores
il
Men's
Furnishings
Our minliftpc; hnvp nfwnvc hoon ror.
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' sxrmirtl llii lnl . Ln4n. ftl-
winz.v.u ua 11 n; uwi, yuu iiuvis lilt;
largest assortment to choose from;
and in most cases you find just what
yon want at just what you want to
pay. We have more satisfied cus
tomers than any other store in the
valley because we always sell our
goods as low in price and even lower than the exclvsive
store. Sales or no sales, we are never outdone.
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Men's Shoes
These shoes are top notchers, made from select
leathers, bought for fall arid winter's wear, to retail at
$5.00, now
4) J . b 5
$3.50 shoes
$1.79
"PUTNAM BOOTS
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The Style Question
Answered For All
Again you face the fashions' problem for fall, and must
decide what garments to select in order that you may feel
satisfied and that you are most be
comingly attired, but if you already
knovy what we can do for you this
question will not bother you, for
its our practice to provide styles
that conform to your own individ
uality, rather than force you to
adapt your style to the garments.
There is a .great deal of comfort
is that self-satisfied feeling, you
know.
Our Showing
is extremely large this season and
we expect to satisfy the wants of all the best dressers.
Ladies' Ready-to-Wear first Floor
You
orviYil TrBP'
tllv
am H"F
sP bbbI (
lotice
how
dressy, stylish and dis
tinguished i n clothes
some men always look.
Do. you know hew they
do it? We'll tell, you.
They buy here
Hart,
Schaffner
& Marx
clothes; that means all
wool, perfect tailoring
and correct style to be
gin with. They buy, in addition to a fancy weave suit, a
black thibet or cheviot, or a blue serge and occasion-'
ally change off for a week, get the suit they're not
wea'ing pressed, give it a little rest i.j a closet, then
put it on fresh and new looking. You can do that, and
you ought to; its clothes economy. We'll sec that
your'e dressed right all the time if you say s, and as
low in price or even lower than you will have to pay
elsewhere. We recognize no competition.
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Copyright 1908 by
Hart Schaffner & Mar?
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City PJewsf
M'fatlH'i' IVuvfJtt
HlKvcrH tonight. Krhliiy; coolci'
IHno Now Ilotin
A. 0. rirowu, tlio contractor, hns
Just llnlRhod a lino new 7-room liouao
for T. P. TownBOtul, out near tlio 0.
V, La no I tin plaoo. 9-29-1 m
Noriiinl HogoiitM' frctliiK
A meotliiK of the ioroiUb of tlio
ntnto norninl ucliooln liaa boon culled
by 0 over nor Cliuniliorluln, to 'tnku
lilnco on October 10.
ItniinndM (o .lull
Kd. Bwoony, who Htolo 'a bolt of
cloth from Htockton's Htoro, baa Ihmmi
rutuandod. by JiuIko Uiuhy, to Jail,
in default of ball until IiIh trial.
Rrluliilo for Ynv I'mk
Tlio imopin of Yow 1'ark will bo
furulHhod with a 10-utliuito uehudule.
declaron Mnuauor 1'iik of the local
Btroot ear company. They will alio
be Klvon a waiting room,
INfillTlltKO I,in'IIM'.
MnrrlaKO IIcoiihuh havn boon Krant
ul n follewa: I. tin a. liydo and MUtt
Kdim UrldKes, both or Qalom. Wll
Itnm P. MnsHoy, of llrookit. and MImi
Ollle WMIaou. of Salvm.
Jli'llnqucm-y Xot ' AUvt'rtUed
No ndvortUoment of dollnquwucy
la uuQOBHnry undr the now tax law,
which becomes active Qotobr C. Tho
Biu'ilff's olllue It looking for a rush
ot work iu consoquonco,
lMckiXH,ktt Hold
Prank Pallaln nm, Kd. Molivllro
aro nupectod lf hHliiK iilok'potjkoln,
and are belpK hold by AoIIur Hooovd
or Kllit for furthor dovulopmontH.
HhIciii lluntoi Out
A largo uumbor of Rnlem apart!
will loavo for tho different huntluc
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tomorrow.
morning, and thoro havo haon 1429
ltunterB llcousos iaud klnc tho tlmt
of tho yoar,
K)Un Heights I.lm"
Tho running of Btroot cnw to Sa
leiu llolght has been plnyud boforo
tho oxoeutiv board of tlit Vortlaud
Hallway, Light & lowor Company,
but, according to local otllolnlti, tho
omtcomo U in doubt.
Stop HmiMtvay
"Poo" HamlltQn well-known
about town, thU mornlug played the
f M 'l 1 iXllltltt' livluv KHll
Die Hnon opened tble
hero In Htopplng a team which had
Htarted to run away down Commer
cial Htreot near tate. Despite tho
warnlngH of byBtiiudora, "lX)c" grab
bed the horsoH by tliolr blta and
brought them to a atop. Tho voblcle,
a light wagon, waa tilled with fruit.
Hallway to Improve
Tho Portland Hallway, Light R
I'owor Company's plana for oxteu
Blona and Improvements scorn ns
Burod by tho purchase of a tract of
mini adjoining tho preueut alto for
$1100.
IMeyelo Thief Caught
JnmoH L. Lowory, who la wnntod
for Htcnlllli! n lilavoln frnni In frnnf
of the Willamette Sanitarium, haa
neon taken by ia Portland police,
and Sheriff. Mlnto went after him thU
morning.
No One In .lull
Chief (llt)Hon held a liouao cleaning
(IiIh morning, and emptied hla Jail
of all ocoupanta, tho drat time Bluco
the opontng of the atato fair.
Cliiulng I 'Nile (Jnnintls
CoiivIoIh aro at work cleaning up
tho rubbish left by tho rocont camp
tra at tho atato Talr KronindB. A part
of tholr work will bo pulling up some
0000 itnkoa used for tho touts.
lixpivv CoiiiNiuy Answer
Wella-Pargo. through their attor
noya. Snow & McCnmant, of Port
laud, filed their reply to tho com
plaint of II. P. Jonoa, of Iudepeud
ouc, who clalmod ho had boon
ohargod Illegal ratoa. Tho com
pany avow the charge li false, and
nk the Hallroad Commission to d's
mlsa tho sumo.
To tho Public y
II. O. Meyer, a resident -of the cltV
of Salem for tho past 2G yours will
open tin otllce and onetvgo lu buslnosa
of real estate, at 102 Com'morclal
itrt, room I. upstairs In what la
known iib tho Slalesman building.
Parllwj having property to soil, as
well aa thoae Intending purchasing
will ploaa cull. "My motto will bo
"lionet dealing to all." Solloltink;
a ahar of your pHtronuRe, toepaet-
fuly, II. U. MyeV. l0-l-2t
Xeiv ('oinmlHHlon
aovmrnor Chamborluln thla morn
Iuk appointed tho following to not
a u Koraphlo CQinmIlon of Oro-
geu: Profftstpr J. n. llornor, of the
rogon Agloultural College; Prof
Jos. Schaeffer, of tho University of
Orogon, and Will O. Steel, of Port
land. Thy are to co-operate with
tho United Statoa geographic board,
and select uamos for lakes
streams, valleys and mountains ot
Oregon, to prevent tho uMng of In
appropriate name, and to uso
namo that will perpetuate tho Indi
an and early pioneer names.
Multnomah Tu.es Paid
Multnomah county made n partial
payment of tnxos, amounting to $30,
M5, to tho atato treasurer yester
day. Iluy While
Thoy aro cheap. Log of mutton,
12Vdc, at Farrlngton'a, tho Stato
atroot grocor and mnrkctmnn.
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O PKHSONAL MKNTIOX O
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0 And Movement of Salem O
() People, o
OOOOOOOOOOOO
W, W. Pnwk Is attondlng to busi
ness mattors In Kugcno.
It. P. Lang has left for Seattle to
tramnet buaino'H for a week.
Mrs. Hockott la vlaltlng with
friends In Eugene for a fe wdays.
J, 13. Shannon wns lu Eugene look
lug after business matters yesterday,
'Attorney J. A. Canson was trans
acting business In Woodburu Tues
day. J. Hoffmnn and family havo re
turned from a pleasant trip In Cnll
fornln. nesa for a fow days and visit frlonds.
Arthur Geowan returned to Port
land yesterday aftor looking after
business Intorosts hero for a abort
tlmo.
W. K. Gilliam, the popular llvory
man, has roturned from the Horat
Bros, lion farm, wheie lu- np.-iu tho
picking sonoii. Ho says tin- 'ncoI-
lont crop In this yard wbb harvested
In good shape,
W. W. Sklnnor was a passongor on
tho morning local for Portland on
business.
II. II. Davis and family havo gone
to Portland to visit with Mr. DavtV
family for a week.
George Harrington, of Albany, nr
rlvod this morning to transact busl-
Mrs. M. L. Simmons left for Port
land yesterday afternoon to visit hor
daughter, Mrs. John Larson, for a
fow weeks.
L. G. Hunter, of Seattle, is in the
city on business. Mr. Iluntor has
oxtonslvo Interests In timber lands
near Drain, Oro,
Mlsa Josephine Wnllaco roturned
to hor homo In Portland Tuesday,
aftor spending n few days with
friends and relatives hero,
II. G. Hurlbort, of Woodburu, wna
lu tho city this morning looking af
tor business mattors and shaking
liniuh with old friends.
Miss Mamie Poster has roturned
to hor homo, In this city nftor a
three weokV visit with friends In
Hosohurg and Cottage Grove.
A wash hoard and tub nssociatod
with plonty of water are excoiront
appliances for physical dovolopmont
If you havo tho nervo to suggest It
to your wife.
Mr. McCoy, who lias charge of the
convicts nt the fair ground, left on
a two-weeks' vacation to h!s farm
iifar Melinma, where ho will gather
his apple crop.
Mlsa Ploronco Harper went to Port
laud today to visit with f rlonds for n
short time.
Patty Hill, or Stayton, Is In tho
city trying to find n houso to rent,
hut so fnr lino boon (unsuccessful. Ho
wIbIiob to return to Salem to mnko
him homo In tho futuro with his fnm
lly. M, O, McCoy, of Hockford, was In
tho city yostorday, having arrived
hero Just In time to nttoud tho funer
al of his brother, J. R. McCoy. Mr.
O. McCoy is said to havo been the
founder of tho G. A. It.
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ASK FOIt TItOOPS TO
OAPTUKK DRSPKItADOKS
(United Preis 'Leased Wire.)
Richmond, Vn., Oct. 1. Shorl.f
Williams, of Ducktngham county,
stnrtod today at the head ot a posse
of 100 men in nn effort to capture a
band of dosporadoes who killed N.
M. Gregory, a prominent citizen ot
Buckingham county, last Saturday
and havo hold tho ofllcors nt bay
nonr Arvona over since.
An appeal was sont to tho gover
nor for troops, aftor n Bharp fight be
tween otllcors and tho outlaws laat
night, in which a number of shots
were oxchnnged, but, so fnr as Is
known, no one was hurt,
Tho outlaws aro lod by two men
nnmed Thomns ami Zimmerman,
who are known to bo dosporato char
acters. Reports recelvod hero say
that Gregory was shot down in cold
blood.
Ilobberta Steal Watch
Robbors ontored tho home ot R.
W. N DlodKott. at the corner of L0-
nt'tv nmi i.lnrnln Rtrcets. yeitcrdiT
afternoon and stole a $25 gold wito
belonging to Mrs. Blodgctt, The b!-
tnr la In Hi A lintlila nf tllO DOllCt. Ul
If la liallnvn1 Din rwllnrltg. WD0 U I'
thought nro known, will soon bei-
prohonded.
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IWI.'H
KEMI2NO. At his home In
Pnrk, William F. Keraeno, iirt
G7 yenrs, 4 months and three W
. 4 .n I Inn, nlfvllt
111 Uiil IllOI. "IBM..
A ...l.tn.i. n n,l ttirOfl BOM ID IW
kins, Mich., and ono In Salem a
vivo him.
u.u" f""u-. Z -S. rt,n. I
months nnd 2C days, Rt W
lorn Hospital. Rif.
Tho funernl cortege will !
don's ninueriaKiiig f'w --i .,
Friday, and the services i wll I J J"
at tlio iiunsncKer i''"
rlon.
STARR PIANO
HIGH CLASS GOODS
GFO. C WILL
Van Dusen's Extracts I
Will be demonstrated this wok
and w want n)u to como In and try
- i U. 'Sajupljii will be given to"
those) wliilBt to try th iuiret ami
bett ttstrmets ok th markot. ""
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223 S. COMJUfRCIAl ST.
MOIR GROCERY COMPANY !
456 STATE PHONE 182 1
H-H-M 1 1 1 1 1 U lW-r HIIIIIIHIIHIllfH iH 1 II I 1 1 I I I 1 I
The -fa Star
Is' shining bright In Salem.
Re your own Judge.
Setlr.g is believing.
Watch for the STAR.
Home of high class fun.
Note Feature Subjects
THE GAMBLER'S FATE
Showing all the evils of gambling
and the down fall of all who thlnlt
i thoy are safe.
j THE MESMERISER
Tho latest comic out, highly col
ored. "Don't miss It." Ton'ght,
Wednesday nnd Thursday night.
279 State Street
MONEY TO LOAN
rno3. K. We
aver Ladd & Bufh's Birt
1 -t- TT-ln ft
Insurance SociT
Frank .Meredith. Resident A
Office with Wrn. Drown Co..
29 Commercial street.
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NEW TODAY
For Sale Several house In Si
Rnd farm 'ands at a W
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cottage. In Universe '
Price 12500. Addi .t
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Moyer. the real estate dtJJ ,
162 Commercial ire1;, ,..
Statesman building - " ,
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