Daily capital journal., October 13, 1908, Page 8, Image 8

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TMILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, BALEM, ORROON, TUESDAY, OCTORKR 13, 1008.
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October's
Middle of the
Month Sales
No matter what your engagements
are for the next five days, don't fall
to visit this store, for you will b'j
properly rewarded. Wo have many
seasonable inonoy Bavlngs during
theso sales.
Fancy Waists
at Special Prices
Ecru Net Waists trimmed with
fancy Cluny Lnco and Uattfaburg
buttons for Evening Wear.
Fancy Tailored
Taffetas
in a largo nsiortmont of blacks nnd
colors, plain and laoo trimmed nnd
ta'lored efforts, and our entire line
of Fancy Llngorio Walsti nil re
ONE-THIRD
Misses' Skirts '
at Special Prices
In this lino allowing nro black sll'c
skirts, plain nnd fiincy pleated
stripes and mixtures. A gllnipBo at
tho Bhowfng In the Court street win
dow will toll the story. Reduced
One-Third.
MEN who didn't gc t asu't at our last week's sale will still
find a large assortment a.': special prices this -week, Tate
advantage.
Tomofrow Only
Wo offor Flvo Dozen Umbrellas from or roir-
tlur fall showing, with extra selected, f. ncy
linndlos, steel frnmo, Imlli runner. Umlirallnv that
usually sell for 31.60 tomorrow only
On Bale at 8:30. ?0.
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nu u'HTiumt! uruurw rereiveu.
Htudnist's Celebrated v
Perfumes
0
roitrlctcd piico of GOc and $1.00 per ounce, Our
Cut Hnto prlco--
Ladies' and
Children's Underwear
Wo have n lurg assortment of this Undorwitar
In broken lota which wo have plncod cn- tho b tr
galn rack nt
HALF PRICE
'. Today and Tomorrow
Wo offor our ontlro lino of Mon'h nnd Roys' Un
derwear, no reserve, at a saving; of
39c frW 25
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OUNCE
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"Wentltcr FoivenM
Hal ii tonight nnd Wednesday.
Dolllver Not To Speak
A mooting f the Tuft aShtrnmn
dub was held Inst n'uht w an an-
liiuiiiroiiiuiit win mad to mo onooi i
that Senator J. 1. Dolllver will not
tipouk In this city. Ho will bo hold
tn San Pranolsco too long to permit
him to fill his OroKon dntas and ho
,..ni imiiim tit Sniikmio from San
Francisco. Tho club U attenipttiuj
to Bocuro another promiiioni spun iter
iia u substitute no.t Prldny night.
Ash Wood for Sate
Ph'one 116. Win, Dro.wn & Co,,
120 Commercial Btruat, 10-8-Ot
Take i rhlMren
To oo tho ploturoa nt tho Midway.
Clean and hiBtruotl. Change to
night INirtlculaiv,-
llnvnrtt 'nil nlwnvv find what tllOV
want lii the meat Mho at Stoualoff's
sanitary iunkfl. Phono orders are
solectod carefully. Phono 321.
Tito He i-vl'e
Who rnnrot fl d tlmo o da ar
fhowUiiB p irwoinlly, Hinds tho J
Id, Lnwrcnn grrcury. Mtl-faotory
place to trade. Phono 311.
l'hovUlnuiitt Valley Mni( Co.
Unvo como to 8tn. Cull up SB4
and Klvo them n trial and eo how
you HUo iho new oyatom.
IIhvo You
Given the now meat markot. tit
379 Court streot. a trial? You
should do bo- and boo for yourself
that It Is one of tho moat up-to-date
markots In town.
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PLEADS
GUiLlY
TO THEET
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Bd Swaoney, who utolo a bolt of
cloth from tho front counter of
Stockton's clothing store lint month,
plead gfctllty before tho circuit court
this morning nnd his somence will
be admlnUtercd on Friday.
lu the cast of Brown llroa., of
Stnjton, Ore., charged with throw
ing wiwiluai and other waste coming
fro.ti their mill Into the Sautiam
rlvor, pload guilty and were lined
150.00.
lu the aabnult with a dangerous
weapon case In which Prank Moro
la the defendant, ho pload not
guilty. Prank Holmes is attorney
for tho defendant.
P. N. Lnthrop will appear tomor
row lu the olroult court on tho
charge of perjury. Tho case of 13,
H, Jackbon, charged with mayhem,
will alto be heard lu tomorrow'
session of court.
Urtttvii iiennett win found guilty
by the Jur yesterday ntteruoou of
a erlmlual offence committed against
Louise y.ollluor, age 12. Ronnott
stoutly denlod the charge brought,
against him In court, but after tho
jury had deliberated 16 minutes, n
charge of guilty was brought ngaiust
lilm. Attorney Prank' Holmos ap
peared for tho dofoudnnt, ami. C. L.
Ali'Nnry actod us prosecutor.
lu tho en o of lloury Hubbard vs.
Monty Gulltcksen, au action tor
money, -tho plaintiff was awarded
J tut gate it a default. Alson an ac
tion for money by Henry Hubbard
vs. 1). Wlotlng In which tho plain
tiff got Judgment lu default.
A complaint was tiled In Depart
ment No. 1 of the circuit court this
morning by W. M. Kat:or and Angle
L. Wurron as the co executors of the
Tllmon Pord will against M. A. and
C, K. Ihmco demanding payment on
a promUsory note lu the sum of
650.
COURT MOUSE NEWS
Prank Morris, Indicted by the
grand Jury last Saturday on the
charge of aasault with a dangorous
weapon for an attnek with a knlf
ono one Honry Robins, was yostorday
nrrostod on n bench warrant and lat
ter released on $300 ball.
Marrhigo License.
llytnond Landon, ago 21, of Port
laud, and Miss Nine Pearl Johnson,
age IS, of Sntem,
W. K. Ott, ago 25, of Roseburg.
and ncatrlco 13, McKay, age 2 i of
Turner,
Warren Davis, ago 23, and Myrtlo
R. Pltohford, obth of Satom,
Deeds Recorded.
D. H. and M. A Hawley to W. D.
Wheeler. lots 1 and 2, blook 8, High
land nddltlon to Salem; W. D $225.
A. S. and H. J. oloason to Kftio Q.
Moon, 40 acres T. 5 S., R. 1 W.; W.
D J2000.
J. H. and M. C. Sottlomlor to W
O. and E. Walker, lots 5 and 6, block
9. addition "C" to Woodburn; W. D ,
$225.
C. A. and J. Pnrr tn Chas.. Parker,
2S.46SS ncros, T. 5 S., R. 2 V. W.
a: $i.
T. M. and C. M. Hicks to Fred Non
del, block 10, Hicks' socond addition
to Woedburn: W. D , $400.
J. H. nnd K. Oroene to E. and R.
A. Rarnott, 22. CI acres T. 7 S., R. 3
W.; W. D.. $5000.
N. and M. Kuschnlck to Peter
Kuschnlck. lot 4, block 37, of ner
vals; W. D., $1.
FIRE BUG
DESTROYS
PROPERTY
WORTH $500,000 IN
WASHINGTON
(United freas Leased Wire.)
nialne, Wn Oct! 13. BInlno'a
Hmnil police department is busy to
day sonrchlng for clows to tho Ident
Mv of tlip flrehmr that Jpst night
Parted the llanius ruwiiltiiiK In the
destruction ol tho ontlro plant of
the II, L. Jenkins' Lumber company
and other nroperty valued at $500,
000 last night,
Two other mills, two canning
p'nnt- nnd tho c'ty dork woro do
afoywl. The authorltle; aro cer
tain that the flro vm started by ln
rondlnrlc. The Jenkins' snwmlll,
wh'rh wns ono of tho largest In the
wot Id, had been Idle for 1s! month,
hut the owners had depldl to re
sume operations within 3C days.
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RICH STRUCK IN
NOSIH D'STRICT
Tarotna, Wn , Oct. 13. Dis
r itc'i" rr"olved tndav from Nomo
confirm the ronort that one of tho
rlche t B'koa In the Nome district
bap been made by two minors named
"ptrrHon and Hall on the third beach
line. Tho pay dint Is "aid to have
run n high as $t48 to the pan.
Tho Hrrt Indication or rich dirt
n-as rIvmi Soptombor 27 when
"Rnni"R" Peterson look charge of
the r'nlm and began to got "Ight of
ground working. Tho claim Is
known no the Yo'low Jacket and the
now of tho gold Iris Increased tho
activity r-i.the beach.
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ANTHONY COMSTOC'C
ON THE TKAIL
In Mr. Conrtock's prlvato olllco
thero Is ntargo cheat that, In all Its
dimensions', resemblos a full-size
couch. Ho (.tills It his "sarcophagus,"
for It contains tho record of " tho
work that wns porformed By tho so
ciety during tho twenty years that
't took to drlvo the "green goods"
yndlrato out of business. Todny,
however, thoy aro gone like tho
roiilldcnco man, the "fake" adver
tiser, tho policy- runner nnd, tho lot
teiv aent for while thy crop up
or-oiiHUuiiilly In Home obuuro part of
he country 11 Is not long before An
thony Comatock get.i wind' of them,
nfter which thelY dnva of liberty nr
Indeed nu in bo rod'. And it Is the
same story In regard to tho salo of
Immoral pictures and obseeno hooks
Some of thOBO plates still exist, al
though tunny thousnudi of pound.'
of them Tfavo been dostroyod, bin
whon thoy nro Bold at all 11 Is done1
In Bocrot, and .with ovory probability
of the ultluiato npprohoirslon nnd'
conviction of tho agent. During the
35 yoars that tho socloty has boon
In oxlstonco Mr. Comstock hns ar
rested nenrly 3200 parsons, less thnn
200 of whom have beou discharged'.
The por'od of Imprisonment Imposort
during this tlmo roprosonts n total
of raovo than 515 yonr John R.
Mondor lu tho nohomlait Magazluo
for (Jctobor.
Some nion aft on others whllo try
ing to stand up for thomsolvoj.
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The- roason why somv peoplo can't
win la bocnuse other don't lose.
POLITICAL POTPIH.
The prosperous farmers of this coun
try must be sadly puzzled as to what
Brynn Is talking about when he says
they have been "neglected."
Peace, order, prosperity nnd contin
ued independence these lire worthy
ambitions that Republican policy In
the United states holds out to tho sis
ter repuullcH of the continent.
Tho voters IlUe the course that the
ship of Btrte Is traveling. They nro not
iroing lo change the control of the rud
der The Republican party Is willing to
nsmiine the responsibility for the ex
pense of rural mall delivery and of dig-,
ging the Panama canal. These aro
among what the Democratic platform
calls extravngances. ,
The recent secretary (of war will suc
ceed In the White IIouso and In for
eign and domestic policy tho man
whom Secretary of State Root pro
nounces "the greatest peacemaker of
tho generation."
Popularity, not patronage, made
Taft the nutcrnl successor to tho
Roosevelt pnllelei of which Claimant
Rrynn proclaims himself the heir.
There is no answer to this conun cenun
drum: How can Iirynn denounce
Rooscvcltlsin and claim to be at once
Its father and Its Inheritor?
"A tax on legitimate business to pay
the losses of speculation" Isa fair def
iultlon of the Democratic proposition
to guarantee national bank deposits.
The application or the pure food law
to the Democratic Issues would re
quire the use of a tremendous quantity
of disinfectants.
The 8,600.000 wage earners who hnve
money In the savings Imuka are not
clamoring for the "guarantee" stimu
lus to speculation with bank funds.
Well, have you n tlckot for tho Re
publican baud wagon? Got aboard; and-
rldo with the winners!
Hunters for live nnlmals with the
camera are finding this year tho ele
phant n far more dignified subject
thun the donkey.
The course of trtio love Is smooth
compared with the rough tlmo Democ
racy Is having with Its ciiBtoff nfTec
tlons and new nttlultles among tho
Issues. This Is truly a campaign of educa
tion, and tho amazing thing is that
two other campaigns have taught
Rrynn nothing more than to try to rub
off the blackboard the demonstrations
that tlmo linn provnl erroneous.
Mr. Iirynn says he is not running
nway from Ills rceord. He cannot,
however hard he uuiy try.
Mr. Iirynn Is so fond of theorizing
upon govern men tui' processes that lie
shouldn't complain. bcciitiHe the people
piefcr to let hlui be president In theory
only
Despite all efforts to keep It In tho
background, Rrynulsm Is really tho
rnmpanb lsstu of the campaign.
mwcupp,,
I IV n r. . . .
Where a rulnM ? Md 1ojT
Hut dark SrtJP&JfrJ
ir it had a name no m.
Ventures now to E!.
Where Its hlCvt.
Nono may 8ay tn ..
heard. X' f0r Dee
Vnt It ,.. . ...
" "tlb "awe nenlaw.
Hw i men Ived 08nf
This wn3 homo to om tA.,
Hero was crib InZ .
With the Joy of life nj i
Slinks the gauJnt
HenrthBtoncs crownM '
Lizards flah from bank fA v t
,iiv,- uiu rnaparral eroTi ..v
Over stono and prniH?.
- - M.uimg if j;
Written In tho stonw I m
Pnss again In long reTlev
Life's pathetic tragedy"
. muii s oi.i story ever new
.. .... i,- iigui io live j.,.,
13y his strongthwho stood at b
In tho Hlet)loo ,,,,fii.. : "v
, cumuli wajd
Oh, tho pathos written hen
in thoie long deserted cefJii
Dry their springs and pitcfttb
ill's
Did rolontloBR famine run
Through their ranks t
ccllpBU7
Did the fierce Aiinrlio im
Prom tho hclglitg a hnnin 1
vjnnrBing uown tno rocky tj
In an ciacy or blood'
Did the nustllonrc nl nnnn
Stalk unBtnycd nnd pa'nt thca
Did then, 'nonth the dying mocj, '
Curso their godi In their detpif
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Who shall answer? From the tut
ComcM no voice. The great mail
sun
Swlrnrn in Rllence. nnd tho din
Kcop- tnolr council where tlijl
run. I
iVothlng but these crumbling now!
in me doscrt, atarx ana mi
TWI nf them who strneeled Int.
Made their flight and paisMitijI
Vntlrn o T.itwii.
Tho Imnnl nf pniinllllnn fnf Vis
Ion rnnntv. Orecon. will meet at tit
pnnr? lini:- in inlil eountr. on Mm.
day, Octcbor, 19, 1908, at 10 o'clod
a. m. n'Ui correct a'l errori u nu
ntlon, description or qnalltlei o!
'and. lots or other property, and fl
eiirrMnnn In RnKlnn until II(i fOtl
!s completed, not cxccedls; ne
month.
.ill nnrlloB Interested arc M'lW
lo appear and exatufne their we
mont for tho year I90S and it ta
satisfied therewith, to file p!!ev
Hirm tn ivrlt'nL'. nrnntirlT TtrlfiM. Ix
r. M.ln.Mnn ni. nl'OrllAB (if 111
Bnmo during tho first week e! k
mooting, as no coniptainiscinMifi
cofved thereafter.
P J. RICE,
ABBOssor of Marlon Couati
Sontember 2R 1S0S
STARR PIANO
HIGH CLASS GOODS
GEO. C WILL
GO
f
MONEY TO LOAN
THOS K KOllD
Over Iadd & nuba Bank, Salem, O.
Norwich Union Fire
Insurance. Society
Frank Meredith, Resident Agent.
Office with Win. Brown. & Co., No,
39 Commercial street' I
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Don't wait for yourfriends to
tell you the laugh they had at
The r Star
THR UOyiK OF HIGH- CLASS VVS.
U7I) State Street.
To-night, Wednesday and Thur-dny afternoon nnd nlgws.
Feature Subjects
"TJ1E PARDON"
"STRONG GALE" Comic
"CULTURE OP RICE"Most Interesting
"PATTY'S POLL1ES" Comic
Ml s Smith, late of New York, will Blng, "That's hJr blt I
Love You." Mr. Williams will dollvor" You Will Havo to Bins
Irish Song."
CoiTie Listen to the music
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I NEW TODAY i
4llllllltmillHIII!lllli-
Vur Sule Several houses hi Saiein I
mid farm 'unda at & bargain. Cap
Ital National Bank fi-l-cnd-
MAURI hi).
BURKHART-VOIGT At tho resi
dence of Frank II. Curtis on East
Stato street, Monday evening,
October 12, 190S, by Rev. P. S.
Knight. Miss Florence M. Volght
to Mr. Snmuol 0. Burkhart, both
of Salem, whero they will continue
to reside.
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The Salem lUrd Study Club
Will meet at Trover's Studio, this
eveHlng at 8 o'clock.
For Sle Cheai Nearly new. black
Astrachan fur coat, ilzo 34. Ad
dress care Capital Journal.
10-13.3t
I.ot A yellow dog with tag 2 SO.
Answers to nnino Don. Return
35G S. 17th. l(M3-3t
Wanted To Rent, medium Bmnll
farm with good pasture. Phone
14G2. C10 N. Commercial.
10-133t
Wanted A live hustler who can
furnish honesty bond, horse and
harness can secure permanent em
ployment with largest company In
the stat. Big money to right man.
Address A, care this paper.
10-13-2t
A SrwII house (or sale at 1025 N.
Cottage st. 10-13-lwk
You are Invited
To come and try tho BEST nnd PUREST EXERACT3 MAD
I) They are being demonstrated for your benefit, au
! 1 will take advantage of It.
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