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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPf AT, JOURNAL, BALKM, ORHGON. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1008. ' mmmmm. IBB 1 .. i . I. STOCKTON . . . The . . . White Corner iy i vm? If) u ll ' ' n La Vogue Coats m c, .,; ran ;".: IaV; K 209 '' te$fvjpue Are1 made with the prnctlcnl side toward the de 1 signer. While beautiful, chic and nttrnctlve, they are niado to nt living, brenthlng, active wo- men and not to ninko pretty pictures nor fit lm-, poaslblo models. Every one Is made to bo worn with grace, comfort and enduring shapeliness. mr I f - Ji JM ETjUoi CONVENTION CConUnuodfrom pago 1) . tyie i- t FULL D1RECTOIRE COATS $20.00 to $35.00 Form Fitting and Empress Coats $1 2.50 to $30.00 Rubberized Rain Coats $9.00 to $25.00 A Glance at These Styles Wiii Convince You of Our Superior Ability to Please You expressed themselves to tho high of ficers of tho American fleet as ear nestly desiring such a conference Ono of tho Japanbac officials Is quoted as having snld that ho favored "opqn discussion of tho Eastern Ques tion among tho powers Instead of tho secret diplomacy now In vogue." It Is the rentlment of the foreign diplomats hero that Japan will have outgeneraled tho world In diplomacy If tho plans succeeds, fortifying her self nt one stroke against the danger ous Rentlment for n "White Pacific" that tho visit of the American fleot to the Antipodes engendered, and nip ping In the bud tho much tnUtcd-of China-American treaty, that would leaguo America and China ns allies against tho domination of tho Far Eat by tho Mikado's empire. Tho visit of tho Amorlcan fleot to Japan nnd tho lavish reception and manlfo tatlons of good will by tho Japanese toward tho Americans havo dono much to convince tho officers of tho flip Mint Jnnar Is sincere In her deslro to cement an alllanco with America. Tho oxehanro of good will between tho Emperor and Admiral Sporry, representing President Rooscvolt. has created a nrofoutid Impression "hero. Tho Japanese press declare todny hat the visit of the Atlantic fleet has established an "unwritten n-lllnnco botwecn American nnd Jnnan that Is lis strong as written treaties." :s Different Clothes 1 L fl 0, M. COHAN IN . 'HONEYMOONERS" "Wi melody and oxcltemont. There 1b more music and song hits than In any j musical comedy you over saw nnd as IIIUCI JMUl IIH III U grUUl IIIUIUUIUIIJH, Cohan Is a pn?t mastor In tho art of combining melody and action nnd thero Isn't a dull second In "Tho HonoyrnoonerH." Think otn plo?o fcteit, brightest mid best of tho ' wuu n Powerful, exciting plot work- I...... pi, , i.. i. i i"t i me it ui'inii inu yui con famous Cohan BOng SllOWB IS lfnln,n iwnntv rnrl,ln, mnalonl m. Honeymoonor3" which comei , i)0rs. In tho list of hits which Cohan U Grand opera houso noxt Mon- has supplied "Tho Honoymoonors" !jht direct from an all summer I w,,n nr0 Buch inlmltnblo lyrics as t lho palatial Now ArniBiordum 'Oi"B toko ni uid Knsnionea wniK," -rni a ropuiar Man, ' "Kiu Days." "In n Ono Night Stand," "111 Do Thoro In tho Public Squaro," and "If I'm Goln to Die, I'm Coin' to Havo Some Fun." In tho Interpre tation of th eso numbers ' some 40 charming choristers from Drondway nssl t. Mr. Cohan personally select ed and drilled this chorus which U considered tho most efficient on tho road and tho best tr, look at. Tho girls nro clothed In tho latest Paris costume and nothing Is loft undonu to glvo swing and fascination to tho pleco whoso plot combining lovo, politics, and mistaken Identity Is laid In tho smnll town of Tigervlllo, vor- mont. In tho powerful cast nro such Broadway favorltos os Wll'lo Dunlay, Walter Chester, Daniel Sullivan, .Inck London, Thomas A. Ilenrn, William Slnpwr, Annlo Whenton, Gertrude Lo y w i t w " 'rW'-Ai . ?i2 62S :t:v "Mi2 - k . gftj 1 i tf a J5 l"ti titm )& WYMM -m men. Thero Is, a largo dining hall that will scat 300 peoplo nnd sovoral cooks aro kept busy. Tho Ox Bow company will Boon 8tar.t their sawmill and things will bo gin to hum. Tho railroad pooplo aro pushing tho work with groat vigor arid-of -tho 2170 feet of tunnel to bo excu'Vated, more than 1000 foot hns boon completed. Work Is bolns pushed boyond tho tunnol bo' that when tho big holo ! oponcd tjio track will bo ready to connect on both Bides. Thoro nro thrqo tunnels be tweon tho mouth of Powdor rlvor and. Pine creek nnd n short tunnol between Pine creek nnd Homestead. INTERNAL PILES CURED CHINESE EDITOR ir.S NO FAITH IN JAPS San Francisco, Oct. 22. "Person ally, I have no faith In Japan's pro fessions of fr'endshlp for America," said Ng Poon Chow, editor of Chung Snln Ynt Po, Urn lending Chinese daily paper of Amorlcn, In a state ment to tho United Press todny, when he was shown tho cnblo message from Tokio regarding tho proposed confer ence. "I think thnt Japan's enthusiasm for the proposed conferenco of Pa cific powers Is two-faced," ho contin ued. "Japan Is well-known tho world , over ns a greedy nation, nnd If sho. cannot hend off tho so-called alllanco J between America nnd China, It Is hor. greatest wish to participate In such an alliance. It would fall to hor lot . to protect hor trado In China, In thoi event that a Chlnn-Amorlcnn alllanco 1b formed nnd sho Is left out of It, and Japan would do bo nt tho great est risk of war with any other nation on earth". Fame has long slnco censed to hand out boquots to tho follow who does things tho samo or as woll ns other people. It Is necessary to climb nbovo tho lovel of tho crowd to win Inurols. TIiIb Is tho way wo havn bult up our reputation for soiling bucIi excellent clothos, Wo hnvo climbed ovor tho old ordor of things, and of fered OAir trado Buporlor and hotter clothes. Clothes That Make Competitors look Up - Whothor tho suit you Boloct hero Is priced at $10,000 or $25.00, or nt any prlco bo tweon, you'll find It way nbovo tho piano of suits usually sold nt tho samo flguro. Tho now fall modols nro now ready for .your choosing M i Urn t JP V SPECIAL For tho romnlndor of this wcok wo will Bell ono dozen Mon's Seamless Half Hebo, throo-throad hool and too, LIbIo flnlahod, ono dozon to tho box, 98c ANOTIIKH osrrcN OF "IIHYAN ntOSPKUITY" i Aurorn, III., Oct. 22. Judge Taft declared that If It Is bolng roportcd ' that liuslncss mon nro giving ordors , to no uiioiu in cnBO no is cicciuu, mm not to bo filled In case Bryan 1 vic torious, It 1b "qnly nnothorj Indica tion -Ihnt, tho oloctlon of Brynn will not restore confldonco." Ho spoko to n big crowd horo, tan dwas woll received. At Milan, lad., tho candi date addrcsed n gathering of farm ers, pointing to their rJrosporlty, and 'enters tho prlmnry grades cxpocts to declaring that Republican Biiccoss)Knuiuato Bnoiui four years In high Q.W.J0HNS0N&C0 147 NORTH COMMERCIAL STREET .... .,., SOIK DUPKCTS OF OUR was not published, Now I shall try KDUCATIONATj 8Y8TKM again, with tho uxpoctatlon that tho For nil tho educational systom Booms to bo nwaro, ovory boy who will bo to tholr advantage school, pass to collcgo and ovontunl ly uccomo a professional or ousi nottB man. , Tho bcIiooIb do not Boom to know When tho doctor Is called ho asks: "TTnw nrn thn howols?" Thov ro . ... l,,.i ...l.l. II.. .!. i.. conorallv wronir HIb visit mlcht 'i111 wuiimu iuniuu inu iumliuhr generally wrong, ma visu ,i' , profOM0n ea,.n th0r ,Vng, Thnt iiuvu uuuii mivuu iiy u iimoiy uubo iii tllOUNindB II ion tllOllsnildB of Lnno'B Family Mcaicino. After Three nnd One-Hnlf Ycnrs of Hufrcring liy ljrrniithl PHo Cure. Trial PncknRO By Mull, lAive. For throo nnd one-hnlf years I HllfTnrpil wlfh Intnrnnl ullno T inf. Brandt, Ito'o Cllldea ond Mlnnlo f0r0(1 anA loBt QnQlXf.x Be0) to 80nd Plllord "Tho Honovmoonera ' 1s mo o n,n n(,..in. t i.i n i.i.i the brlghto-1 of tho famous sorles of of romedlOB; none Ravo mo rollof. Cohan song shows nnd U cornea hero. After UBlng 3 boxos I bolleve I am Buporbly presented. I cured nnd nftor only tho 3rd apnll- SSiJJ'"' Honpj-moonwH." Ir a New v rlf Ikima It. !.. J ,7: ,.IV- 2 1 cea The orlKlnnl production is coming Ork l rll,o ,ln-i-.i J1..T Mir n-; : :ra u v,Hs ki4Sn.L1"u'l55l &A . """"" "u ruau- itrsiftfn. ucuui nas ueen ? Sk? 0l,'.t,8lde of Nw York. iY.h?n.Wke "The Honev- ' Oegf Vlltnoo1 . . ".J. m in.i. "" 1U lavisnea &Aani the result Is an- uacnefl with novelty. You take Kodol Just for a lit Up whllo when you have nl'ght attack of IndlgOBtlon, nnd you take It Jut a llttlo longer In ordor to got relief from severe nttneks of indigestion or Nervous Dyspepsia. Try Kodol to dny. Sold by all druggists. p. ' . IU'IIjIUNG hau.hoad OX THIS SXAKi: UIVKR cation nil Itching Btoppod. I have Ilvod horo 22 years. W. L. Johnson, 23 E. Fulton St., Columbus, Ohio. Whnt Pyrnmld Pllo Cnro has dono for otherB It can d.o for you. Go to your druggist and buy a box now. prlco fifty oont, or send ms your nnmo nnd addrOBa nnd wo will send you a trial nackaco by mall freo In (plain wrnppor. If you don't deslro or nro too timid or modest to nsk your cruggUt, send us fifty cunts dron. girls as woll as bovB, nro oh llged by tho hard conditions of llfo COMMONER TAKER A I lo R ,wrK wun uioir nanus ai mo PMSO AT llOORRVRM "K 0l ' """" y i Point Pleasant. W. Va.. Oct. 22. ,kn"wn . .. .. . .. .,.. In roforonco to Propldont RoobovoH's . 'ino nc prooi tna n uu icuuou- letter to Bonator Knox, of PonnBylvn-' u '" .8 '"bk . ' ,u ,,"11"" in in wi.im. ii,n Tirn.i,in) .i,i n. fnct that It Is ImpoHslblo to Induce an hnd not mado known his vIowb on lho. Br,oat majority of children to ro Hie labor question, tho Commonor to-lJnn,n ,,n1Bch?1 n '" JKr than the day declared that If tho President de-' w ob,,,K hom .lo;. They fl0" 'r?"J sired t)i olnformntlon nil ho had toj,th0 Bohoolroom nt U, most of horn do was to road Bryan'B labor day ,0 wor nJJ u,(s T0 "f "l0"J Bpoech at Chicago. Bryan will reply J 1,1oarn w,or, T0' want to lenrn atlongth to tho RoosovoU loiter lator J" Hvo, and thoy aro not taught thnt Chroniclo will publish the name. and. whonovor tho Chroniclo Is Btifllclontly Intorestod, will glvo tho basis (from yoars of observation) how tho fore cast l made, This year all Indications point to n dry fall, probably oxtondod Into tho early winter months, brut followed by heavy precipitation for about 40 dnyo, from which tlmo thoro will bo chll- Intermittent rainfall until Into In tho niuuiK uiuiuub, uiki uiiUBUinur muru than normal rnlnfnll for tho season on tho Paclflo coat. I oxpoct to Icoop up thoso forocoBts until It is taken up by tho government or iiutll It fallB. S. V. ItHHART. Lnkovlow, Or. ! 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H 1 1 1 H 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II' Ho declined to mnko any further com mont, howovor, at this tlmo. Bryan dollverod 20 uddr038e to day In West Vlrglnln nnd will Ktnrt tomorrow for Now York. Ho will stoi) In Now Jersey on tho wny. in nin sneecnos touny urynn an pealed to tho farmer nnd tho lnbor voto. Ho rolteratod his arguments of provlmis nddrosscs on nlmllnr sub JectB. nnd protosted vigorously against tho allcgod nttempts to cnorco votor. -r- v P Fnrreil of HomostBud nviu,,r urKBw Bona us nuy conn .hi' thcreTg'roat 'iSSXSTon xii g ? TZZ" Snuko rlvor. At nresont there 's " 7 "J in J1 712' Snuko rlvor. At presont there 's nbout 20 miles of tratk laid out from Huntington and within a short tlmo the rails will bo laid to Brownlee Tho Ox Bow compnny has a good wagon road from Browleo to Copper field and will haul their machinery, provisions and cement over this line. A largo amount of cement 1b used by tho company nnd many teams are kept busy hdullng It in The company has four acres of ground In Copporflold and this land Is covered with shanties ofwork- mmreHH rrrnmia urug io zoo ryr amid Bldg., Marshall, Mich. c Liberty k Home of Refined Fntertainment t iiMMuee to Mhlblt motion pictures that will not offend tho 5d . -.... An entertainment perfectly fiafe for cn'iaren io OASTOB.IA. Bean tU ? Kind YW H3ta JUwrg lt'$i Bigv.Xvtt j , s's-, Grand Opera House Geo. Jno. P, Cordrjiy, Mk 5IONDAY, OCTOBRR 20. M. Cohen's Famous Bong Show u ." "u as Biinit. "n8g ni-..i.-. 7r",M" .. . ..- v ina aurpass all others MATINEES ednprflnv TI....J... T-l.t .t a.,t.,wAav CnAplnl UBtWa Souvenir Matinee Saturday. SI0N10c SEATS FREE "THE HONEYMOONERS'' ! WILLIE DUNLAP AS AUOUSTl'S Presented by & splendid company and a featured singing chorus Elaborate Production Five onths at the Now Amsterdam Theatre In New York City THE COHAN KOXO HITS "Let's Take An Old Fashioned Walk," "I'm a Popular Man," "Make a Lot of Noise." "Kid Days," "In a Ono Night Stand," "The Mysteri ous Maid," "Honest, Little Girlie. I'm Shrong for You," "Nothing New Beneath the Sun," "Portland Is My Home." "Don't Go Near the Water, Daughter," Etc. Cohan Boys, Cohan Girls. Cohan Volse, Cohan Music. Cohan Enthus iasm, Cohanlatlc. The greatest laughing musical comedy famous for fun, beauty, music, Etc ' Price 11 50. H 00. 75c. 50c Seat sale at box oce Monday at J 9 a. m. Kemp's Balsam will stop any cough thnt can bo stopped 'by any TOOdlclne nnd euro coughB that can not bo Cured by nny other medlclno. It Is always tho best cough cure Popular Loan Str-t IJoikIh. Subscriptions to city of Balom $17 -0C0.87 Improvement lmnds, Interest 5 por cent, payable semi-annually, November 10th nnd May 10th, will be received. Apply to I. Greenhaum, at Rosteln & Greonbaum's or E. B. Millard at Ladd & Bush's or city ro corder. $50 up lesson In tho schoolroom. At tho tlmo tho public Hrtiool b.vs tern was placed on a national basis nil tho oducntorH wore nureed on ono common Idoa'. which wm that tho schools miiBt be domocratlc. Courses . I.of study must be 'nuudod on tho j theory of the nlrouite equnlltv of mi Amorlcan cltlzons. Thoroforo. the curriculum was arrange! n n scrips of Indders, lending from th nrlmarv school to lho grammar schoel: front I tho grammar school to 4ho high j school; from tho high school to cot 1 logo, and from oollogo to tho Whlto IIouhm This was Intondod lo bo a demo cratic program. It was, In fact, en tirely nrtetrocratlc, slnco It redound oi to tho ndvnntago of tho children of tho orosporouH and tho Intolloctun1 classes. Fully OR nor cent of 'chool chl' d'on nevftr advance beyond tho gram mar grndoB, nnd loss than 2 per cent of high school pupils pass on to col- lego. , Now a truly democratic system of public school administration would use these facts for Its main bails i Flowers nnd Bulbs i CAUL V, RUEF, 371 State, fit,, Salem, Oro, Fmll lino of Tulips, Ityn clnths, Narcissus and all kinds of spring bulbs Tlmo to plant T thorn la now. 10-1 0-1 mo. 'HMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIl BARR'S Jewelers r Subscriptions taken from.R'nco an overwhelming majority of 10-22-21 Tniite,'' K4lo In Bankruptcy. Downing, tniBteo In "bankruptcy for children will nevor rocolvo any mor education than thoy uot in elomen tniy schools tho propor elementary school would bo.. not a like In a chain, a nroparatyiry department of tho hlsti school, hut a complete think in itiseif: iTinrpnrn iiiinm iinirtmtt tuiii a celvo sealed bids at his residence, at'n complete education of a very nrac- 245 North Commercial Btreet. Salem. Oregon, for the proporty of ald hankrupt, described In his petition for order of sale on file In said mat ter at the office of John Bayne, ref eree m uanKruptcy, including tho bakery stock, fixtures etc., of tho Capital Bakery at 430 Court street, Salem, Oregon, said property to bo sold freo nnd clear of I'enB and en cumbrances, as set forh In said peti tion, and as may be ordered by the court. Bald bid to be received be fore October 28. 1908, and to be ac companied by certified check of bid- tlcal nature. Its object would be to ed'irate children for a world of Indus trial mi-sult Ilhota Chllde Dorr In the Delineator FORTY DAYS OP HEAVY RAIVR I'KKOIOTED Editor Chroniclo Sir: For several voars T hav endeavored to bring be fore the nubile a intern of long range forecasting of tho annual pro- clnltatlon unon the Parlflc const. Thro ves'H asol sen forfeit to' h Ban Francisco weather bureau, I Inillpnllntf thnr whMA lha a!v n-ir der for 1 0 por cent of tho amount bid rf the winter wold bo dry, Iaer gii- Blds Xp be opened October 28, 1908, at 11 a. in . at the office of the trus tee, the right to reject any and all bids being reserved. Dated October 22. 1908. at Salem, Oregon. x. K. downino, 10-22-3t dent precipitation would follow to bring the rainfall above normal Last rear I acraln 'nt the weather bureau another forecast to tho ef- fcnt thai wa ivnnM OYiiArlanrn itrw ...... .... ... ...... .. k, ul, 1 year; also sent such forecast to the THE LARGEST AND THE BEST The fluent stock of Jowelry in Salem-rthat'B the storo. Brace lets, Handy Pins, Chinas. Fobs, Brooches, and all tho dainty little novelties that men and wnmon love. And while you cling to the pow er that lovjeg fashion's tnx, you may have all those things nt llt tlo prices. Come In the quiet of tho pre holiday period and got just, what you want. Trustee, Chronicle, but for ome reason It BARR'S JEWELRY STORE State and Liberty Street. i