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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1908)
DAILY CATf AL JOURNAL, SALEM, OltEGON. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1008. I. L. STOCKTON . . . The . . . White Corner THREE II Aik yu SPECIALS llMnli1 Gingham TEtfiwiu 16 Yards $1 fipPW I iiiC A ful1 cnso of Apron chck I owpIq iw Tl?e hunched dozen vnlonclonnc irtlTcd nt our store last week and te offer them at a Special Prlco to close - 50c A DOZEN lvalues up to 10c a yard. A full cnso of Apron Chock Gingham on sale nt 7 c. Just for n lllor. step lively and lay In n supply nt 21c J 4 YAM) One hundred dozen Linen Huck n-buck Hand Towels Just arrlvod. Great values nt $1.25 a dozen. Special price this week 17 c SOUTH SALEM ' (Contlnuod From Page I.) hti lth applause. Tbere was nlpo a strong scntl- in la favor of public ownership i mountain water supply but no Klon wti taken. The Itcwoliiflonn. following Is the report of tho cnlltee on resolutions adopted by rltlxens of the Scvonth ward: PThe citizens o' tho Sovonth ward I cm meeting nssomblcd wish to Hone the ofllclent labors of Alder- I: Elliott and Radcllff In getting lf;rt the city council tho Itnmcdl- MeeMlty for a snfo bridgo across creek on South DTe unanimously demand that I Mructuro bo full width of tho und protest against any bridgo pe to narrow that streot In any ar. fWe bellve It Is duo tho pooplo tie Seventh ward who havo ro- N very tmatl part of tho $43,- i of direct taxes lovlcd upon the Wtjr of tho city In expenditure" tielr ward that a first-class fife bo constructed on tho main W leading to South Snlom. We damand a moro just system Mpendlturo under which n larger l' of tho taxes pnld on tho prop- fT of this ward shall bo oxnonded like Improvement of tho ward." WAR (JCojiUnuiojl dor tho clrciimsntnces, of controil ing tho rioting olotnont of tho peo ple of these umnllor slates, who havo set their bents on war. HI " ' m V. ntt nn.1 il. 1.-1.1.. . t .1 i I ... ww .... uiu uuuu is mo youngest daughter of. Mrs, Prank Darzoo of Turner, Ore. Entertained Club Lmllcs. Mrs. George L. Penrco delight fully entortnlhod life Indies of tho "Lolsuro Hour" clui of Albany nt dinner Tuesdny evening. Sho was! nssisted by her dnughtord, MIbsos Helen and Dorothy, and Miss Marie Schmidt. Tho tablo contorpleco was a largo pumpkin, filled with grapes, npples nd other fruits. On the plnco cards wore protty girls' head nnd n Joke. Autumn leaves wera also (used In decorating. Tho ladles enmo down on tho 245 train and returned .at 10 o'clock. They wore Mrs. Train, Mrs. Lang don, Mrs. Boworsox, Mrs. Cockor llne, Mrs. Weathcrford, Mrs. Mason, Mrs. Schmidt, Mrs. Wlnn, Mrs. Hop kino, Mrs. Hewitt, Mrs. Wooden, Mrs. Sweddnle. Mm. Dawson, Mrs. Crook". Mrs. C. Stownrt, Mrs. Mnr tin. Mrs. Cuslek. Mrs Nelson, Mn Turner and Mrs. Merrill. EiTslnnnn Party, The reception given to tho fresh men of the High school by tho up- ,por clnssm'en nnd fnculty Inst night was a decided succcsb. Tho Juniors nnd charge of tho dccorntlng. Swoet brier, Ivy, tutumn lenvos nnd poster j girls nnd boys clever water colo skotehes by tho Juniors woro tiBort. The monibors of tho Sophmoro class cntortnlncd. Tho principal nmuco- nin'll, nt 41lA ni.milnn ...v.. 1.a lilfnt MeKny.Ott Welding.- Coffoo .., ... . .,p n,loffpnv muug mo prouy social events ol am Miss Susan lllgolow. Piano bo the seaton was tho nmrrlngo of Miss lections, collogo songs, nnd clnt3 Beatrice McKny to Mr. W. E. Ott,! yells" nlso figured In -tho ovenlng'q which wns witnessed by friends and Jcntcrtulnmont. EACH Lny in your or.ipply for legisla ture roomers. Belgrade, Sorvla, Oct. 17. A mob of Servlnns nttomptcd to lynch tho locnl correspondent of n Vienna nowspnpor todny and nttneked n number of other Austrian residents. Tho city Is In a turmoil. Nearly all tho Aiustrlnn rcsldontB of tho town hnvo takon rofnigo In tho cm bnsay of Austrln-Hungary and tho others hnvo nrmod thomsolvcs and Commorclnl barr,CadC(1 tholr homcD' l,rPare(1 l0 rUHIHl 1UCI1CKB. Clnshcs nro reported In many pnrts of tho city by tho pollco, who aro cither powerless to prevent dis order or are making no nttompt 'to prevent tho outrqgoj against the AustrlniiB. When tho pollco rescued tho VI ennnn correspondent todny, ho was nearly dead and it is not thought that ho can livo long. Tho Servian pooplo seem to bo dotormined to forco Austria Into A doclnrntion of war, since King Pcto- has rofuscd to declare war. K&dol Is a romhlnntlnn nt ihn not. M dljostlvo Juices nnd It digests ItUiei Of fnnri nnrt nvnrv Vln.l nt fi. io you ace It will do tho work iiioraHcn usoir aoes. sold by irufglsis. mvas will not miss J. Adam f hlj old Joke3 had bocomo Btal tharge of program will bo on- rolativoR at tho homo of tho bride's mother, MrB. Ellznbeth McKny, nt high noon, Wodnesduy, Octob'or 14. Tho brido's slBtor, Miss Bortha McKny, acted as brldCHtnnld nnd tho groom's brother aB best man. Tho house waa beautifully deco rated with ferns nnd nutumu leaves. Tho brldo nnd bridesmaid wore beautifully gowned In crenm sorgo. At th,o first BtaliH of tho wodding mnrch, which wns plnyod by Mr. William Edwards, tho brldo maid ElkN Will Entertain Ladles. Tho members of Elks will ontor tnln tholr wives nnd families nt tholr hall next Thursdty evening. Cnrds nnd dunclng will be on tho progrnm. Miss LouIjo Brunk, of Brooks, nr rivod thli morning und will spend to day and Sunday with her many Salem friends. Miss Gall Fortwoltor left this KVVTZtf 223 S. COMMERCIAL ST. Grass Seed New Crop w kTe a complete stock of Dcmt,c and Imported Grass We have an extra good mU,r ' Vetch Seed, prices ftucmble. 'HI be pleased to show " ' nock and quoto " Dea," In Hay, Grain FefcU. ta, OH, an(, Dm8hegt -.Wier & Byrd 3t2-320 North Commcf- - otrect Cultivation elenn, crops rotated, Innd clovored, grnLtrlc? enlarged: tho lnttor mode neceuary by the fo mor, o "Rovifllon" is n word having m terrors for tariff Etuudpattere, whl'j "reduction" would frighten them Into flts. But tho last Is what tho people want. It Is snfo to eny tbat majority ot our pooplo would rnther the govern ment owned the rnllrohd than Harrl man, yet he Is likely to get 'cm first. Tho owner of n rnndy farm l:i northeast Minnesota my? h I Foln to grow 100 bushel of corn to thi acre, and he'll do it. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. 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The Quarterly Publication Called New Ideas in Winter Fashions Is only 15c, including any 10c Pattern Free m W JZ New Shipment of Hose" Supporters Direct from the Factory SEE OUR PRICES n Thomson's Glove Fitting COR SETS kw nro what you wnnt for tho now snug fitting drctwoa. Wo JiiBt received, an ImmonBo shlpmont direct from tho faotory. 37i M zduh wzed- (p. zX J$4sste4', yrcfei have e RAINS ARE HELPING HIVE11 NAVIGATION Tho rainfall which line boon po vnlliug In this vicinity has provon valunble asslstanco to the rlvor traf fic, and tho O. O. T. Co.'a boats nun lug botwoon hero aud" Portland are arriving nt this point In mufh bottor tlmo than thoy did tw.o wcoks ago. Tho Willamette rlvor now Btands Just flvo feet und owing to tho rain ou will bo sufficiently high for the beats to oporate, tho stock of shipments Will hnvo accumulated to such an ex tent that the atoamors will be forced to carry their utmost capacity, Tho Charlotto Coailmy Hat. Say, havo you booh tho Charlotte Cordray hat? Well, tho girl who was protty before, has now put all the Greek benuty shows on tho bum. tho upper river around Albany und i , , , . , ... .i v...'. L J, i' -'! " foas between n dreamy land- urtW..M U,.,b UUUHVI UHU Ul !.. .,,.,...,. ..., durntlon than has boon around th'fl city, tho rlao will contlnuo for nomo tlmo yet. Tho hodvlost tralflc of tl)0 Hoason Is now coming on for tho boats In tho way of hops and pota toes. Thcao lato products nro whipped in great quantities from tho uppor country along Jho river but tho trnna portatlon company 1b unable to muko these trips, to carry tho output of tho fertile farms In tho vicinity of Inde pendence, Sidney and Baeua Vista, owing to tho oxtremo low vator, Tho ecapo dotted with two mountain lakof and a Salvation Army lass, with a dash or tho dlroctolro offoct about It. Tho towor of plumes In front, tho brond awoop of tho aldo line, and tho strings tlod so tightly under the chin na to produco dimploa for Cupid to play hid nnd seok all forms a combination boforo which a man with n heart of Htool will throw up his hands. i o- - ' ' DoWltt'H Llttlo Early nisora. tho , fnmntm IKtln tlvnr nlllH RnlI hv nil result Ib, that by tho tlmo tho river druggists. li MISS IX)UISE CIIOMSE, A VEItV PHOMIHING VOCAL STUDENT AT THE BALI'31 STUDIO, Farm Seeds We have the largest stock In the valley and you will find the quality the very best that can be obtained. Our prices are the lowest In the state, quality of seeds con sidered. Our stock includes Vetch, Rye, Grass Seeds, Clo ver Seeds, Seed Grain, Etc. When ready to buy be pure and see us aa wo can save you money, D. A. White & Sons 935 Com'l St, Pbeae 1M and best man advancod to tho altar morning for Portlnnd to spend Suu followed by the brlio and groom day with friends. I where the ring ceremony wub used, Mark Bayley and sister, Mfsu Liz I the Rov. Blcknell of tho Presbyter- zle Bayley left todny for a visit with Ian church, officiating. Corvallls friends nnd relatives. It Atef they were pronounced man Is park's first vacation In years. and wife and congratulations wore ( j offered, the happy couplo proceeded to the dining room whore an ejab-l STATE NEWS. orate luncheon wa served, Imme-1 A mule bearing the placard, dtately after which Mr. and Mrs. j "William Jennings Bryan Shall Ott departed for Pouland and other the people rule?" wbb driven Into r. points on a short wedding tour. The 'hall at La Grando Inst night where brjde la a well-known young lady of a Bryan-Kerna meeting waB being thlB city, and the groom la a proa- held. perous young business man of Rose Democratic clrclej have been set burg. agog by the statement that August They will make their home at Huckesteln. was not nominated aa Roscberg and will be at home to an elector Jn the correct manner. tbelr friends after November 1. A A Taft club has been organized large circle of friend Join In wish- among tho students of Albany col Ing them a long and happy wedded lege. life, I A monster football rally waa held . at Eugene last night Parreiw-McKay, j One of tho largeut events Jackson- At the Christian parsonage, Wed- yllle has aeen In year wai the Re neaday. October 14, 1908, by the publican rally there Tueday even- Rev. Erett, Mr. O, A. McKay to Mias lag, A Large Sewing Machine Business GEO. C WILL Is the Representative of the DOMESTIC NEW HOME WHITE ELDREDGE FOREE CLIMAX JANEWAY 1 Hael FarrcBB, The groom la a broiler of the Tate' bride, Mrs. W. Senator Fultoa aUraad l,tOt people at Condon !at light. DROP HEADS Ranging in Price From $18 to $90 Supplies for All :M HttWHBHflMaiaMMl
