Daily capital journal., October 15, 1908, Image 8

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THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY
Whatever your engagements are for the next three days of this week, bo suro to visit thla store and take
advantage of some of the middle of llio month's specials The values aro so good that no economical pur
chaser will hesitate a moment.
SHOE SPECIAL
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'All solid shoes. Nifty and right. A clean up to
fall's advance styles, sizes and widths to lit alt.
Sold fitters of oxporlence.
Men's Rogular $5.00 Shoes, now $.1.(15
Ladles' $3 to $6 Shoos, now ,$1.70 to 9.1.(15
"Watch our Shoo Department Grow." Evory
wook's business outstrips the week preceding.
GOOD WORK
BY YOUNG
FARMERS
WHY?
FOR 3 DAYS ONLY
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Wo offor our ontlro line of Mon'j Colored Golf and Negligee Shirts no reserve In this largo assort
ment llio patterns and styles arc lit such largo numbers that it Is oaBy to suit each Individual fancy
makes selections easy.
ana
$1.00 values
Roducod to .
$1.25 vuluos
Reduced to
75c
94c
$1.50 valuos
Reduced to .
$1.7C values
Reduced to .
$1.13
$1.32
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All that Is needed by young people
In the Willamette valley Is pluck
and ginger. Those qualities have
beon displayed by Ernest and John
Savage, two well-known, Salem lads,
who havo rented the John Kirk ranch
near Jefferson. Ono leaving his em
ployment with the House Furnishing
company and tho other his as ship
ping agent for tho Salem brewery,
thoy decided to turn farmer and are
making a decided success.
Though It Is but a few months
since they first startod work on tho
farm, they are doing a find business
with their 2G cows and are realiz
ing quite a noat profit from their
cream, alon'o. Thoy havo also de
cided liog-ralslng Is n good lino and
are not selling their milk, but rais
ing some right flno porkers, which
can bo counted upon In tho future to
take somo bluo ribbons at fairs. Now
Improvements are not lacking on the
Kirk farm slnco the Savage boys
havo takon a hold. Tho Intcst sepa
rator Is used. The crop next year
from vegetables and fruit will sur
prise Borne of tho old-time residents
of the valley because of tho onorgy
and Inltfntlvencss being spent by
both lads. Thoy "ay farm work agrees
with thorn and "Ernie" emphatically
states no moro brewery or town work
lor mm, turn mere is -oo much good r
mni to be atltlrnted to allow of
(hat.
ALBANY
GRANTS
FRANCHISE
FOR W4TERS WELCH
SYSTEM
Albany, Or., Oct. 15. (Special)
Two mon wore taken out ofa box car
horo this morning and sent to Port
land, it is said tiiat, wnilo thoy wero ni.,i
i.
v round and 'of K,l
, , 8mo one'i & th hit J
What a d1m;; t..
flr nl,i fv "'6 JOn 1. 1
"6i or iiy- -
D,,lng HkD an .!,
Purr ne ... '""' or. 8.1.
tabrt0"1!
Romping through tb. v '
Wandering frST 'l .
"nd the ckolw-T ,0
Favored IlttleZK
'a your lot. ,a
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FANCY WAISTS
At special prlcos. Ecru Not Wlsts trimmed with Dattonburg- but
tons for ovonlng woar, reduced ONE-THIRD.
FANCY TAILORED TAFFETAS
In n largo assortment of blnck3 and color?, plain and laco-trlm-mod
and tnllored offect, and our ontlro line of llngerlo wulMs, all ro
ducod ONE-THIHO.
MISSES' SKIRTS
In thin showing aro black sklr.ts, plain mid fancy pleated, strlpoj
and mixtures. A glimpse at tho showing In tho Court street win
dow will toll tho story.
AH Reduced One-third in Price
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HUDNUT'S
PERFUMER
At Reduced Prices
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Ti'iL. . KA
fuiy iicwsi
Lonell to Spook
t i .ludgo Stephen A: Lowell, of I'on-
A. l.llnlr... ...Ill ... .-..I. , D..I ' y. . .
..U...H, nm oiuuu in ninuin, ucionor
27, ii nd or tho uuaplaja of tho Young
Men's Republican club.
illtllll IIIIIIUHMI n H
Weather Forecast
Occasional ruin tonight niul
tlayt cooler tonight.
Fr.
How Alrtt That Slwit Order?
Just jcall up 851 and thoy will nil
your 'order Jmt u well aq if yon
Avoro In tho shop to choose for your
wolf. WUlamotts Valley Jdout Co.,
370 Court stroot.
HtoiiNloir Bros,
Snlom's old rollublo moat mnrkat.
Thoy have pleased others, thoy uan
plciiBu you. rhouo 321.
School Clarion
Tho llrst copy of the Clarion for
tho new school your appeared yunUr
day. Lolund Huudrlaks, '10, la odl
tor. Snlom After Field Meet
The lluard of Trade Intouds to In
vito thu Oregon Fluid Trial Club to
hold Its 'Oil 'moot at Suluiii.
Dvcy Hisrloitaly 111
Frnnk,l)nvuy, Into speaker of tho
house, and at onu tluiq a Salem news
paper man. lu reported to h dying'ot
typhoid fevor at his homo lu Burns.
liiiml Atturlunl
Ono hundred mid I&ty noros of
laud (With of Snlom, belonging to M.
A. Btiuoe, luu bimu attached by tho
Ttllmou Ford estate, whloh IioUIb
notes aguliut tho property for $1000.
Want Alley Lighted
Thu Board of Trails bus pntltlanodJ
tho mayor mid council to pinoo are
lights In tho biisltiMtt Motion of tho
rlty.
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Asylum Visitors UnweU'ome
Dr, R, K. h. Stolnor, in a rgcont nd
dross In Portland, duelaros vtsltors to
tho luaug asylum nro most unwel
come. ' ltOblMHl .
Tho police wore notllled yesterday
of n theft of $2S.50 which was taken
f-oiii th. room of Joioph Meyers ovor
Zlnn's cRtidy stoio. No 0U19 to tho
guilty inirtlea hus. boon found.
SjHH'Jal Vtuihv l)run
Tho original vonlr of this term of
tho clrcutrcourt has buou oxhaustotl,
and u special vonlro was drawn yes
torday. Object to HIIllHumVt .
Tho Civic OUciia8lon Club was or
ganliod by tho yorting mon ot Salem
last night, for tho purpose ot rid
ding tH city ot somo of Its" many btll
AHnm Allen iK'avi
llio circuit court room was filled
yesterday inornfng with porsonal
frlonds and members of the bar, who
came to bid noodbyo to MIjb Ilerthn
Allan, late clerk of tho court. Miss
AlUn loft today for Portland, whore
sho will hold n similar position In
tho Multnomah county court. Dan
Allon will now be olork of tho court.
Sower TM-n Up
Tho property owners on Twelfth
strout are In dnngor of bolng floodod
during tho rainy soohoii, as tho rosuP
of tearing up an old sower by tho
Portland General people,
.Municipal CoiiNtriutloii lMant
It Is prolmldo that tho olty will buy
tho Warren Construction Company's
plant Buuth or Snlom, and oondtict a
muulolpal rock quarry. Tho coin
priny'a proporty consists of llvo acres
of untouchod rock, orushor, olovator,
bunkArs, six ore car. a stoam bailor,
drills and somo railroad track, nil
of which Is offurod to this city for
$0200.
Ilrohcn Sewer Wn Discovered
A leaking sowor plpo on tho cor nor
of Court and Liberty streots wn
dlHcovorod yosterday lu tlmo to pro
vont tho lloodlug of the business dU
trlot, and tho possible dostructlou of
tho now pavomont.
Sold MliifsrH Mquor
liyron N'txnn, a rMtdont of tho San
Hum district, was ludlotod by tho
grand jury for selling liquor to
minors. Deputy Sheriff Iteoh nrrostod
hlni yesterday.
Animal Wnnl Mivtlng .
Th? plt''Hs ot tli wvuth ward
wl'l hold their annual ward mootlne
Prklav evHiilns at 7:30, at Mason's
box factory. Full attendance Is do
filrd to consider public Improvo
iunts of Importance to tho ward.
10-15-2t
Most lit Hepntml
The brinks In tho center of tho
track' of tho Oregon Blootrlo Com
pany unut be replaosd, as thoy havo
been Jarred loose by running hoavy
engines ovor the tracks.
Orders Pest House
No moro patients suffering from a
contagious disease will bo allowed to
go to tho city jail, according to the
city hoalth oillcer. Tho council will
havo to provldo a post houso,
Shafer, the Harness Man -
Now Is the time to get your heavy
draft and plow harness. Best stock
In towu, 10-15-dat-w
WKSVTi
Hill AikIcihoii Worried
Hill AndeVson is lu u quandry.
"With monoy lying around and not
working," ho says,. "II can't find to
whom tu pay tho assossmont In front
of my snloou on Conunorclnl Btroot. I
have boon around to the city treasur
er, tho city recordor and tho city at
torney, and thoy won't tnko my mon
ey." in the meanwhllo, Bill Is think
ing of building u special annex to htu
safe to koep tho monoy which tho
city ufllcials will not take.
It Isn't u New Baby
In W. P. Smith's homo thnt makes
him so good nutured-r-hls wUo Is
using Folgor's Ooldon Gnto.Coffoo
her grocer grinds It.
Supmno Court
Tho mijironio oourt will hoar no
moro cases nftor next week until
I about November 17.
Welch Leave
Socreinry of tho Stnto Horticultur
al Board. Frank A. Wolch, and Miss
Hhoda Hobson, stenographer lu tho
same ofllce. left last night to tnko
linllar positions nt the Seattle expo
sition. liiiil Hoaixl Loans
Tho Stnto Land Bonrd has npp
provod loans nKKrgatlng 521.050, di
vided among tho dlfforont counties of
tho stnto,
llnil Narrow I'caHv
Frank Crawford and wlfs of Polk
county, hnd n narrow oscnpo from se
rious Inlury this morning In a runa
way. Tho pin holding tho doubTo
treos gavo way In front of tho Edison
theatre, and .the hnrsos bolted down
State Btroot, nnd wero going nt a
good rato when ono of tho frantic ani
mals foil and was dragged ovor the
haid pavement for about 20 foot,
sklnulng him up considerably. Mr.
Crawford and his vtf both jumped
from tho earrlago bofore tho horse
toll, nnd, notwithstanding a few'
brtilscw. wero unlnjurtd.
Don.w
FLA KB. To Mr. and Mrs. Frnnk
Flnko, at tho homo on Twontloth
trot, Wednesday ovonlng about
0 o'clock, a flno daughter.
Th fathor has boon employed at
tho White food store, nnd tho grand
father Is Mr. BueM, with Wado,
Poarcp & Co. Congratulations aro
In ordor for tho pnronts and grand
parents. o ,
Tho caso of Edward Martin,
charged with the murder of Pawn
broker Wolff, In Portlnnd, Is expected
to go to tho Jury today.
Jerry Brooks, a Pendleton negro,
yonerday shot George Jackson, also
colored, because tho latter refused
work which was offered to him.
Rain has bosun falling In Eastern
I Oregon, and Is a Godsend.
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Movements
People.
O O O o o
W. W. Vnndoll, of Portland, Is In
tho cf ty transacting- business.-
J. J. Newmyor, of Chonmwn, wob
trnnoactlng bu-lness horo yosterdny.
Mrs-. Thomas Frnzfor, of Eugcno,
Is In the city visiting with frfonds for
a few days.
Webster Holmes has returned from
Klamath Falls, whore ho transacted
business- for a few days-.
Frank Toovs, agent of the Hnzol
wood Cream Comnnnv. Is trnnsnctlnir
business In Snlom.
John Roberts was In Woodburn
yestordnr looking after his hop Inter
ests there for n shot Mine.
George Berry, of D"ns, arrived to
day and will tnko In tho show at tho
thentro this ovenlnv.
Mrs. J. R. Dii"i"- or Tucotmi, Is
vlltlng hor itn'-ents. Mr. and Mrs. A:
Clearwater, In this city.
Louis Ande-mn returned this Inorn
Ing from n wood's hunting trip In
the nmuntalnB nenr Clr Lko.
J. O. Jnii". of A'trorn. la fti tho
city todov n,,",Hln to bnstuoss mut
ters nr-l vl'Pfng old friends.
Mrs O. F. HIM. of Monmouth. Is
fu the city visiting with frlonds for n
few days.
Elmer Phofnnd 'went to Portlnnd
this morning to trnnsnet lntlnoss and
visit friend- for n -lio-t 'lino
C. L. Stnrr, clerk of th Tlonril of
Rogente of the State Normal Sc'iools,
Is In Dnl'as today on ofllclnl busine(H.
Josetdi Blnume" returned last ev
ening fron Portland, whore ho trans
acted lnrlno for n fow days.
Miss Irono Snvder left tills morn
fug for Orogon City, whero she wHI
visit with her naronts for a week.
Danlol llosstor, o' Mt. Angel, was
fn the city todnv, looking nftor hiiRl
ness mattorj and blinking hands with
friends.
Miss Rufb Kelt, of Alnnny, ar
rived this morning, and w'll visit nt
tho homo of Miss Olive nnnsrg for tho
romnlndor of tho week.
Judge Walter F. Claire and A. J.
Sherwood, both of CiuiuPle. nro In
tho city attending the nrosont hossIou
of tho supremo court. Judge F.
Clnlro was stoto senator from Coos
county In 1801.
drunk In Portland, thoy ontorod a box ' "K,.on r hiyt 1B .. j
nnr with nrlmlnnt Ititnnt Thnv will . 0' tnO mtfl ' 1 N
bo. hold for the grand Jury. cd v wtnlp ttlnil
The famous Wolch franchise ordl- t nvJi ? y,.(n(o1 H
-.. ... .i .i ..,,,. i i... n. ijoveu in lira nj
rauncllmon nt tho city council moot- jinn 22. luffojB"bitiM
Ing Inst night. It prevides: Tlmo, " i,(;"pon maatffll
30 years; work to bo begun In ono ' l cat- H
month; to bo completed to tho depot ,. II. '
within six months, and whole system - ,,, r'! Trp rw
In two years; $100 a year 1b to bo i'ttIe bKsar cat. m.
paid after live years and $200 uftor rriWnV ' nt'
10 years; CO-pound steel rails nro to w . n tho allr-tir
l.o r.iHfld. nnd irood curs. Frelcht ran .,,..?n081 . want. u
Ho hauled on First street only at K?"J n.na boat 7 thou
nfght; cnrB must not bo left stnndlng Wh.,nl0n crel plar.
for more than ono horrr; wlth(10 days gjcht h you ,e,,I'i
lor nccepianco. nuntIn;T -
nuu n mi' mnn..
rnnPT hhikf wfuq S&ss-B
WUil IIVUOL IH.MU Shrinking at aaouUt,
E. M. Atuloreon and F. W. Wilson, Wr0lfu5Sr wi!f begttr " '
to J. G. Anderson, lots 1 and 2, block i es'
21, North Snlom, w d, (3W. Stenllnc to nn ,
J. fJ. nowd, ct al., to S. Baker, tat tLTn '
Gl'.DB acres, sec. 10, t 8 s, r I w, w FrlKhtoncd off i7i. . .
I broomed lnn its. VLl
. ?ZUUU. l.rnnm.1 I- " .i"''
L. and A. E. Austin to Nora Stow- Tortured tenvo !v W
art, lot 8, Brock 0. add "C to Wood'- tKuSt&tol hJffi"!
Ulllll. w 11. li(MI. nmn nm Mill.. "
T. M. nut M. Hicks to Kate Simp- your nllirfrr W,!l
son, lots 1. J and 3, block 2. Hicks" ' b "'
second add to Woodburn, w d', ST.00. Slcop'ng anywhere ton i
S. andr. Morion to B. M. Krctch- 'raI d ! m
or, block 00, town of St. Paul', w d,. Waking In tho cold,' gr dm,
lf)U' .. dcrlnir whnro in M
C. P. nnd E. Wundorllck ta J. W. Dying In tho stropf.i i...
Ebnor, lot 1, 2, 7 and 8, block 10, ""& death it tots '
Mtc'A,' lnW . P'ckod up by tho lwm
irnmn pnt'
r. T. and P. A.. Miller to W. F: Cor
nell, 11G-1000 of an aero In Wood':
Woodburn, w d, f 1000.
E. L. and L. Boynton to J. C. Roth,
lots C nnd 0, block I, Woodburn, w
d, ?or.o.
icarenpr
-Ellir Whwler '
A big crowd rarned onttjl
R. R. Butlor nt th Tin
F. It. Currlor to. L. A. A. Dickey, ! AWnnd la n'irht. Semtef i
lot 8, block -Iff, North Snlom, w d',.'nirdrossod a meeting t Ria
Inst ovonlng and ConBreacul
spoko nt Clntsknnfe.
$900.
Kodol Is a combination of tho nal
itrnl dlgoatlvQ jhtcos and It digests
all classes of food nnd every kind' of
food, so you soo it will do tho work
thnt tho stomach Itsolf doos. Sold by
all druggists.
o
Tho 'TonulMe River," n nw I'enni
or, has boon mit on the Manhllold
Coqulllo City run1.
Bnnk Exatn'ner Gatch In!
nimble, thus far, to render 1 1
on the condition of th Tin
Trftdors Bank of La Omit,
clo-sod Its doors Mondj;.
A good ronds Iojiti wu-j forminl'nf
The Dalles ycMr-nfnv
Throe Grooks, atLaOtitfc,
started an assault on their ca
are under arrest
)a:'(tKr(!:iE:iiTwr:
fp. M.,'Wl $
GO
Don's wail for yourfr'tends
teJi you the faugh they had i
STARR PIANO
HIGH CLASS GOODS
GEO. C WILL
The ilr
Star
MONEY TO LOAN
THUS K FORD
Over amA & Buh'a Bank. Salem. O
Norwich Union Fire
Insurance Society
Frank Meredith, Resident Agent.
Oftlce with Win. Brown & Co., Ni
29 Commercial street
y-fr-MHr-t-f -1-M M-f4-t lllllllll
JNEW TODAY
iiiiiiiiiiiiiniiniiiii is
THE 1IOMI7 0F IirCH-CLASS I'l'X.
271) Stnto Street.
To-night,. Wcdnosday nnd Thursday uftornoon and nights.
Feature Subjects
"THE PARDON"
"STRONG GALE"-Comic
"CULTURE OF RICE" Most Interesting
"FATTY'S FOLLIES" Comic
MIib Smith, late of Nw York, will sing, "Tlwt'i JJ'ecS'ii
Love You." Mr. Williams wl!l dollror" you n. ..-
Irish Song."
Come
Listen to the music
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For Siile Several houses In Salem
and farm 'ands at a bargnln. Cap
Ital National Bank fl-l-eod-
Wanti'd Succoss Magazine roqulrw
tho services of u man In Salem to
look after tho expiring subscrip
tions and to secure now business
by menns of special methods un
usually offoctlve; position perma
nent; profer one with experience,
tout would consider any applicant
with good natural qualifications;
salary 1.50 por day. with com
mission option. Address, with ref
erences, It. C. Peacock. Room 10'.',
Success Magazine Bldg., New YorV.
10-15-2t
Ist Two dogs. One black und
whlto English setter, without col
lar, and a black cocker spaniel,
with collar and tag. Auy Informa
tion will bo gladly received by
Mrs. O, McClellon, 317 Front
t street, or phone 1178 Main.
10-15-2t
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First of theSeasoi
! E. O. Moll's Country Meats
Spare Stfbs, Loin and
Sausage
COMICE PEARS.
THE FINEST PEARS ON THE MARKET. WE HAVE .
NUMBER OF BOXES FROM THE WALLACE FAR. I
DON'T WAIT UNTIL THEY ARE WJ"
EARLY.
1 MOIR GROCERY COMPAQ
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