DAILY OAPf AL JOUItNAT, BALICM. ORBOON. WEDNESDAY7, OCTOBER 7, 1008.
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The White Conner
evv umua3
60c to $10.00
see display in our Court Street window
jhirt Wasste
i-i...-,o line, of vcrv choice sLvles
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$1.25
Sec our Court Street Window
Hangers
5c, 7c, and 2 for 25c
Sec display in our Court Street window
Suit Cases
$1.25 to $13.50
Little 14, 16, 18-inch cases for ladies
and children
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YE LIBERTY
FIRST CLASS ATTRACTION
"Ye Liberty" continues to glvo roflncd and first-class shows.
'he only nlnco In the city to sco Pictures That Talk, Sing and Danco. Illustrnted songs full of mol-
i. jnlnmicu pictures mi uu uui uiv jum u;uo.
lnr house Is thoroughly vontllntod, equipped with comfortable soatB nnd .amplo entrances and ox-
Ijur house
jChange program every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Soavenie Matinees Every Saturday lot
Ladies and Children
MSSION iO CENTS
SEATS FREE
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rDAMH OPERA John Cordray
U 1 r I 1 U HOI ISF Manager
THK PLAY YOU 1IAVK 1JEEN WAITING FOR
Wednesday Night, October 7
The Host Piny I llavo Ever Seen." Picsldent Roosevelt.
Win. A. Brady and Joseph Grlsmer Offer
I rattling good
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THK FIRST TIME HERE
THE
MAN
OF THE
HOUR
By Geo. Burnhurst
"A vory great suc
cess. X. V. Sun.
"A roally big Amor
Icon play. N. Y.
World.
"A real triumph."
X. Y. Mall.
"Brilliant success."
X. Y. Telegram.
"Thoroughly enjoy
ablo piny." X. Y,
lilobo.
"DQOlslVO 8UCC0S8."
X. Y. Trlbr.1110.
powerful European nations on tho
Atlantic ocean; tho. Pacific carrying
trade Is still undor competition and
tho United States has still its natur
al and logical opportunity to con
trol that trndo and como within tho
bounds of fair and honorablo com
petition, bo It
"Resolved, That oxbtlng condi
tions of tho American morchnnt ma
rino upon tho entire Pacific ocean is
dangerous to both tho naval nnd tho
commercial strength nnd nntlonnl
progress of tho United States.
"Resolved, Thnt It Ib tjio opinion
of tho delegates that tho congress of
tho United StntcB nt Its next session
provldo llbornlly for tho oxistortco
and mnlntennnco of tho Amorlcnn
morchnnt mnrlno ongngod In for
eign trado on tho Pnclflo coast and
that Mich action ho tnkon nt onco bo
forc greater dluli'ultlos present thorn
solves, and
"Resolved, That tho flologntos hero
assembled plodgo themselves united
ly to urgo upon tholr ro'iioctlvo
ropresentntlvcB and sonntors In con
gress such prompt action as will In
sure tho supremacy of Amorlcnn
shipping on tho Pacific oconn nnd
thus safe gunrd nntlonnl resourco
nnd commerce
quostlons from tho delegates from
tho Southwest, who wanted to know
If thoro would bo more enrs for tho
transportation of cattlo, and nn equal
ly rapid fire of questions from tho
Pacific coast dolegntes, who wanted
to know If Hnrrlmnn wn3 going to
Improve tho Pacific Mall sorvlce, so
ns to give rapid transportation from
tho Pacific coast cities to the canal
zono and tho cities of tho West coast
of Central and South America..
It Is probablo that resolutions will
bo Introduced asking congress to pass
a law giving tho Interstate Commerce
Commission tho power to handle tho
distribution of cars In all parts of
tho United Stntes.
Tho fight on tho forest policy of
Clifford Plnchot, which nenrly dis
rupted tho sessions of tho. Nntlonnl
Irrigation Congroas, nt Albuquerque
Inst week, will bo renowed nt tho
Trnns-MlBslsslppl Congress. Tho
bcll'gornnts will bo led today by Os
car Smith, former congressman from
Nevada, and a hot fight Is oxpcctcfl
both In tho resolution committee nnd
on the floor of tho congress.
The flrsl hour of todny's session
was devoted to tho presentation of
resolutions Dolegntes from sovornl
states presented resolutions that they
desire the congress to net upon, and
at 11 o'clock tho resolutions commlt
teo adjourned to the special meeting
I room provided for Its sessions, whero
I tho real fights of the congress will
be threshed out.
1 "All we want is n square deal,"
' sa'd J.C Stubb", truffle malinger of
the manager of tho Ilnrrlamnn linen.
i In defending tho policy of the rail
road nmgnnte before tho Trnns-Mls-sIsslDpl
congress today.
StubbB' speech was almost entire
ly n defense of Hnrrlmnn'o nttltudo
toward tho people of tho woit and a
plea for what ho called nlr treatment
nt tho hands of the people.
Time Onrd No. 51, Southern Pacific
Co., Effcctlvo Sunday, Aug. 10,
1008.
Toward Portlnnd, Pnsscngcr.
No. 16. 5:13 a. tn. Oregon Ex-
projs.
No. 18 8:40 a. m. Cottago Qrovo
passenger.
No. 12. 2:45 p. m. Roseburg pas
songor.
No. 14 9:13 p. m., Portland ox
prcsB.
Toward Portlnnd, Freight.
No. 222. 5:0 p. m. Portlnnd fast
frolght.
No. 220. 10:40-11:28 a. m. way
frolght.
Toward San Francisco, Passenger.
No. 11. 11:03 a. in. RosobMrg
pnsoengor.
No. 17. C:45 p. in. Cottago Qrovo
pussongor.
No. 15 9:50 p. in. California ox-
prosB.
No. 13 3:31 n. m. San Francis
co express.
Toward Sim Francisco, Freight.
No. 221. 2:43 a. m. Portland fast
frolght.
No. 225.T 11:28 a. m. way frolght.
Oregon Electric Tlino Table.
Tlmo of arrival and dopnrturo of
cars at Salem Is ns follows, Portland
aim intormouinto peints:
Local
Express
Local
Express
Local
Exprosa
Arrive
8:40 a. in.
10:50 n. in.
1:25 p, m.
4:20 p. m.
5:45 p, m.
8:20 p. in.
Leave
C:00 a. m.
0:05 n. m.
11:05 n. m.
1:45 p. in.
3:28 p. m.
C:00 p. m.
San Francisco, Oct. 7. Today's
Jus 'Ion of tho nineteenth annual
Trnns-Mlsslsslppl Commercial Con
groas wns dovotod to tho discission
of tho two groat subjects, "Transpor
tation" and "Tho Conservation of
Natural Resources." J. C. Sthbbs.
trnfllc director of tho Hnrrlmnn linos,
who Is nttondlng nt tho congross, nt
ho request of E. H. Hnrrlmnn, lod
tho discu'slon on transportation, nnd
wns subjected to a running flro of
O C T. Co.
Stonmora Pomona ud Orogonu
lonvo for Portland dally except Sun
day nt G n. m.
M. P. UALDWIN, Awnl.
SALEM WATER COMPANY
OFFICW CITY HALL
For wntor sorvlco apply at office
Bills payable monthly in advance
hr'- l n, $1.00, 75o, 50c. Sent sale Wodnosdny, 9 a.
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ftou, . . ''"r-t o tho Northwest t i af ord opQiiiugs for
w tte nes lew years, rrejpare now. Send for catalogue,
j7.!jY' Principal Salem. Oregon
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.. aliev sf-cretary of the government owned line.
, service by water betwoon tho At
lantic nnd Pacific trado and ns a ro
ult of his investigation on this coast
recommondod tho estnbltthmout of a
raffle
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el-., - 'iui survico
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,(al railroads
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PWerei. r 'Ved ntl the
Sf-M to "P- larged and
C?3ra,' '"" I not as
T 4 "" h by m and
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CJHtr a n railroad oom.
:S Vort to the Efic
"Rejolved, That unless the Pa-,
olf!c Mall Steamship company gives
assurance thnt It will at once lm-(
provo Its service botween Snn Fran
cisco, Contral American ports and
Panama, we recommond and urge .
the United Stntoa government to es-'
tabllsh Its own line between nil im-,
proved Pacific coast ports and Pan-
anin calling at Central Amorlcan
port', thereby giving us a through
governmont ownod line via Panama
from the Atlantic to tho Pacific cea
board."
Tho resolution introduced by h-
Hawaiian delegation was as fol fel fol
eows: "Whereas, the American merchant
marine ongaged In trans-raeiflc
trade is thit-a'eneJ with extinction
aad more ggre ive nations are
sook'ng to dominate the carrying
trade of the Paolfle: there Is insuf
ficient tonnage to carry fuel and sup-
When You Are Dry
WHY NOT BUY
A pure nnd wholosomo boveraga thnt Is sold In all the cities
of Western Oregon and Northorn California.
Made of the Choicest Malt and Hops
Grown in Marion County
Made of Filtered Wntw and strictly In accordanco with tho
Puro Food Law Salem Boor Is tho best mild bovorago offered the
public.
Mado by sctoctlflc procossos and guaranteed pure and wholo
somo. No adulteration. No drugs or chemicals nnd undor tho most
percct sanitary conditions. Address all orders to
Salem Brewery Association
Mt. Angel College
JUT. ANGEL, ORE.
In chargo of tho Donodlctlno Fathers. Doardlng school for young
mon nnd boys. Torra opons Soptombor 8. Board, tuition nnd laun
dry, ?210 por year. Preparatory, Comtnorclal, Scientific nnd Clas
sical Courses. Wrlto for cataloguo.
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THE LENOX
Portland's now nnd most modornly
furnished hotol, Third and Main
BtrootB, fronting on the beautiful
City Plaza and adjacent to buJlnest
contor. Free bus to and from trains.
Up-to-dnto grill. Excc"nt cuisine.
Tolephono In ovory room. Private
bathB.
Kuropcan Plan, H to l?2.B0 Per Day.
AmerlcHii Plan, $2.50 to 91 Per Day.
O. II. SPENCER, MnnaRcr
Wallert & Hentschel $
Successors to E. Eckorlln
"The Elite" Hotel and Caie
1 III nnd 1 IH Commercial Street
Monls 0 A. M. to Midnight. Excel
lent Merchants' Lunch, 25c. Bun
day Family Dinners nnd Banquets a
Speclnlty.
do vou "0REG0N
know
THAT
M i Tr ' r to wlnllej to our fleet even In time of
F Mit January 20, peace; long slnoe the carrying trade
, -" of better has passed into the hands of th
ELLIOTT'S
PRINT SHOP
Is the only Commercial Printinc- House in
Salem carrying1 an assortment of high grade
paper, envelopes, cards, etc. for the business
man.
Trespass notices, and Prune and Hop
Tickets for the farmers.
Cards and Wedding Stationery for the
society lady.
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223 South Commercial St.
Phone 1243
Mtiiwiwimw'iwtimi'itwi'niwwi'niiimmwii
BUILDERS"
wHK YOU DOING "WHAT YOU CAN TO POPULATE YOUJt
STATE?
OREGON NDEDS PEOPLE -du tiers, honest farmers, mechanics
morchnuts, clorkB, people with brains, strong hands and a wlljlnr
hoart rap'.tal or no capital.
Southern Pacific Co.
Lines In Oregon
as sending tons of Oregon llteraturo to the East for distribution
through every available agency. Will you not help the good work
of bulling Orogon by sendlns us tho names nnd nddroBs of your
irloiiJ- who are likely to bo Inorosted In this stato? Wo will L
gfcd to near tho expense of sending thorn cornploto Informatloj
nko.it OKKGON and Its opportunity. BU J
fOLO.VIH'Ib TICKETS wll! boon sale during SEPTEMBER AND
u7UBHn """' l"" aun l0 PointB In Orogon. The fare from
a few principal cMn are
From Ixiulivlile j t 7i
" Cincinnati .' ao
" Cleveland ii 7Z
" Now York , .' .' C5.00
from Denver $30.00
" Omaha 30 00
" Kansas Qlty .... 30.00
" St. Louis 35.6U
" Ohloago 38.00
TIQKirrS CAN HE PREPAID,
If you want to bring a frlnd or relative to Oregon deposit the
proper amount with any of our agents. The ticket will then bo
furnished by tojegraph.
Local agenf, Salem.
Wit. McMUKItAY. nenen.1 !& Agent, pertland OrcKO.
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