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DAILY OATIT M JOURNAL, SALKM. OftBGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER aO,.P0g
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TAHAV Remnant Day at the Big Store. All odds and ends and M A I F PRICF
I JUr 1 chnrt lonerfh tmnck. fhoAse todav from the laree assortment "- "-
shprt length goods. Chodse today from the large
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IJ lie 'AT An a7
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4fe7-IIi lit
Coats
For strcot and ovory-day wear
In this season's nowest weaves
and colorlngo of fabrics. All re
duced ONK-TJIIRI) and ONK
HALF during our October spe
cial saloj.
Take Advantage
Ladies'
Tailored Suits .
This fall Btyles. The assort
ment In largo and varied, Some
are trimmed handsomoly with
braid and othors nro plain
f tailored. Our spcclala nro rec
ognized as money navora.
,UZ.BT: $39.85
imi wu. $38.50
$G7iOO sultB- . fr ie aa
Now W.VU
and many others with equal
prlco reductions. .
Shoe Special
Don't fall to take advantage
of ths "Clean Up." It's a mon
ey saver. Advance fall style',
wo cannot ro-ordor. All nro
cut to Clean-Up prices. In this
large showing are all sizes and
widths of snappy, up-to-duto.
lasts, for men, women and clill
dren.
NEW
Ladies' and Children's Underwear in broken lines and sizes
HALF PRICE
"Sollte" Rubbers, Just re
ceived. Each pair In a water
proof purse. New Idea.
Largest assortment of shoe
sundries in tlio Wlllametto Val
ley. Try tho new shoo polish
"Two In One," for nil kinds of
leather.
Economy
Savings In
Dress Goods
2000 yards of Plain and
Mixed Suitings, in a very large
assortment of styles and color
ings, for Women and Children's
apparel of all kinds. Best
'valilea up to
$1 .50 a yard
Now on sale at the yard
50c
YOU
need In ordor to bo a well-dressed
man, moro than one suit of
Clothes and moro than one Over
coat. Too many men buy one
Bult and wear, It constantly until
It's gone; It's the Bamo way with
overcoats; It's a. mistake, both
from tho point of looks and of
economy. "Wo'Il show you our
Hart, Schaftner & Mnrx Clothes;
Suits and Overcoats; will boo that
you havo tho right clothes and
enough of them, If you'll let ua.
Suits of all kinds, fancy wcavod,
black, blue; Ovorcoats', Raincoats,
Top Coals; all Borts of good
clothco.
This store is the home of
HART, SCHAFFNER &
MARX Clothes
fv5Bj mM' VHm"
Coptflghr go by fhrtSaWtner It Mui
Boys' Fancy Jerseys and
Sweaters at
Reduced Prices
r$&&&UJ&li
car-vnire2
TODAY AND TOMORROW
Our Modern Men's. Section offers as a special In
ducement to nam and yonssB mem tlte Celebrated
"Ariow" Brand! Collars at
10c cadi
A I 1 1 I 1 I I I I i I C I I i H I M M I If
jCity News!
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WvntlM't Forecast
I-'hM (hi afternoon, tonight nncl
ttaturtlny.
When In PorflHiiil
Visit HnU'a rcBfaurant, 330 Wnsh
tegton street. o-o-d
CUsoii'm I'luce-
MOOOOOOOOOOO
O I'KRSONAL MKNTION O
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O And Movement of 8acm O
t) People. O
OOOOOOOOOOOO
-Klovor harbor chairs,
o-o-d
TIlOVHIt'fl getting busy. cod-tt
V. T. ItlKtloii. Undertaker
' AlwuyB progressive up-to-duto, J
Full oqulpniont, largest stock.
10-2l-ood-tt
JIorodliiH Danced
Hofoio Kihtf Uoroil. Come and on
Joy yoursolf and suo how It Is dona
tomorrow night, nt tho W. O. W.
) t nit. Gonts 50c, hull on froe.
10-2 2-2 1
lilon fiult ., , . ;. - v ..a ,
'A. comprint tuiH boon fllotl In tho
circuit court by Attornoyu John
liny no and J. Q. Heltxol for ouo uor
iiarU itKalnftt Biyjuli A. Hassan. un4
Vm. U. AUln to rocovor liuyomunt
in labor and matftr.lTUMurnlHhod, on
a (Uvolllnjj In this city.
.
"W. 0. W, nmice
Tomorr(w nlht at Woodman hall,
corner of- Stato and Liberty strootH.
Admlton.H9"ta, &0o, !.' f0";
iv Your' Aiil
Wo liny all Hinds of tipples, Biilt
ulilo' for cldor md ftvlnojinr. SacHH
(umlBhed. Gideon Slolz Company,
Corner 8oH8ummcr nnrt Mill Btroets.
R. G. HUNTtR IS
. UNDER ARREST
Phono Main 20.
10-23-lGt.
Uiwieo
To '0iY dady. nuf.woot little lady,
and 6oino to tho W. C. W. danco on
next Friday ovQtilnst. 10-22-21
JnltiiKoii t SteKC
Is the place to not that Bult
prosaod and oloanod. Noxt door to
Journtil.
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TttHe theOhUikrn v
t To soo.vtho iilctiUc tit tho Midway
iClotm tmr InBtructlyp, Ohango to
ntBhf: ' V
M'HrtlcHlav , .;'' '
UMyora can always find what thoy
want In tho moat "lino, at Steusloff's
Minltary markot. Phono ordors are
aolcotod carefully. Phono 321.
The IIoivMjulfc
Who cann9t And time o do her
BhonnlnK noraonallV, duds' tho J. M
Lawronco Brocory, a wiusiaciory
jilaoo totrado. photlo 311.
Tlno McCulloch roturncd to Port
land today aftor n.Bhort visit hero.
Mr. and Mrs, Homoo Qoulot, of
fJoulot Inn, nro in tho city visiting
friends, ' ;
Mrs. J. T. Walsh nnd Mra, W. II.
Hopan, of Albany, nro visiting 'hero
"or a- ftw days.
John Wlrth, of Portland, Ib look
I ok after his bunlu's Intoreata In
thin city.
Frank Watois went- to Portland
this morning' to transact business
for n short tlmo. '
Mm. T3dw'n Wollor roturncd from
Portlnnd InBt nlRht nftor .visiting In
that city for a few days.
'. Mrs. Carey' F. Mnrtln returned
Ian nlRht from an extended visit In
Washington and Idaho.
Mrs. H. P. Sommors, of Stoyton,
was In tho city today shopping and
visiting friends.
GcorKO W. Moyors, of Polk conn-
tv,, waj looking nftor buBlnoss.mnt-
tow.hojo yesterday. ' . ,,
F. M. Honllno ha8 returned to'
Rtnyton nftof nttondlng court horo
tif ii row dnva. &'
rtplly nurn rfiturned last night
from Portland whom Qtrausaciori
business for a dny.
J, K, Wcathorford, nn Jj attornoy
from Albany, was looking after 1mhI-
nosj mattpra hero yesterday.
T.'r. Marahnll nnd family loft
ycatordny for 8prlngnold whoro thov
will mnko tholr futuro hone.-
Grant Holt and wife loft yostor
day for Ilolso and other Idaho points
to v'slt for a uumbor of weeks. ,
Mrs. T. A. Clnrko loft for Silver
ton thlB morning to vlst friends
for tho romalndor of tho week.
Miss Uuth Cummins returned thU
morning from n weok's visit with
friends and rolatlves in Albany.
Fred Ia Grnngo has returned to
hlB honjo In Kvorott, Wash., aftor a
woQk'a visit horo with his parents'.
Mr. E. J. Peebles, of Turner, Is
vUUIns with her alster, Mrs. h. H.
Shirley, In this city for a few days.
Mrs. Klmor Whlto roturned last,
evonlngffrpm Portland, to which
place aho nccompanlod her aon Dol
phy. who wont on to Spokane.
I Miss Joy Unfforty returnod to her
homo In Woodbum this inojning
aftor Visiting horo with friends foe.
a short time. ,
Joho Mills, of Gervala spent fyw
terdaj' In this city transacting busl-
noss and shaking hands' with old
frlomls.
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Sheriff Harry Mlnto arrived to
day from Spokapo with It. G. Hunt
er, who is wnntod. In this city on
several clinrges. Hunter was located
vii Spokane uonio tlmo ago by Deputy
Qttnrlff liVnlt wlift nt nnift luillt it I
photo to tho Snoknnc pollco, andi,.' .....
Wednesday tlio olllcors of tlut city
wli'od 'tho lncnl ofllce to conio and
secure tholr man. ''
Tho oUnrge upon vhSch Hunter
was nrroHted Is l.trcouy by bailed.
Hunter Is well known In Sirloin, ho
having haau agent for a corrojpon
dence sohpol hero foj n few months.
It Is rumored the school for which
ho acted att agent has clnims against
htmvnnd several prominent bnslneria
mon fn this" city nro doilrous of an
"intorvlow" with him.
T ?t-"
TIIK STAXDAItDS
OF lilVl.NG t-OMPAICKI)
Ing 7.C0 to $9 por weuk. tho enso is
Improved only to tho polat of plnclng
such mcchnnlcs on nboittr tho lovet
of tho very ordinary grades of labor
ers in tho United States. Superin
tendents nnd foremen .are- well paid
and tholr stnndnrd of llvltrjr Is qultu
equal to similar occupatiens: fn Amer
ica. Positions requiring administra
tive or oxocut'vo ability scum gener
ally to be Mlbd by mon ns wutl qual
ified and i'h well paid ub wo would
llnd in our own country,
hut with all minor places lh uttlco or
mill It Is qulto different. No- mattor
how Intricate tho work or liow skill
ful tho man, who docs It It lb'work."
and tho wirkmnn must take the con
sequences of his position, Including
tho low wngo his humble place in so
ciety calls for. CbiiHiilnr Iluport on
Flour Milling IniriiBtry In 'TJnttcd
Kingdom.
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'I'luv standard of living among tho
common luborers about Hio floip
mills of Great 'Hrltnlti la decidedly
bolow that qf the sanitj eltiBa of Iaborl
in tno upiw ainwa. , 01 i'"U'fbdder" WrfiUd tend to stimulate one
rtllljitlon or Fnnn WiiHtv.
Dr. Wllby, tlio chemist of tho de
pnrtuient of agriculture, Is making
some Interesting oxporlmuuts it t
Wnshlngton In turning farm waito
(Tito wood alcohol, for use as fuol nnd
for manufacturing purposes. As far
ns tho oxporlhicnt has yet gone, It
has deajt with, cornwwd piitAWM.lttirnod
which woro only" )ieoful ns animal
IfoOd. The; making of alcohol from
Tho New. Market
At 379 Court atreot la . giving
great aatlafactlon. Their ment Is of
tho best ami prders,w,l!l bo promptly
delivered to nif) patt of tho city.
M YoV Khow-
- Tht t, fUrtfrlUKi.of meats, flsli.
iwultry, iroceriM, etc., that money
nh buy r fount! at Farrlngton'a,
tke Gror R4 Markatwan.
To Stop Quarrying i
Tho rock quarry south of tho city,
will dUcoutlnuo operations (or 'ho
winter next Saturday evening, anjl
no more oroshod material wlU bw
takon from that plant until nex
8Uimnr Oonoral Manager Smart
will leavo for Port'and 'abbjt Mort
day. An Qffr it haa beonaal4, ha
been made by tho city for the plant
of S3000, but tho contracting com
pany will aot consider tho price,
othorwlsd with wages at half or lcy
than that ' of Anierlenn btancliir'.'l.'
with meats, bread, potntooa and rents
on practical. y the anino basis as have
titled In tho United States in recent
years. Clothjng and. hooa coBt Blight
ly Iosb. though ofdln(ry cotton good
cost ns mucjt In Knsllind as In.O'P
United States., As n rulo tho com
mon iaboror pay out nearly hair hi.
,wag0Bln rent. None of them own
honica, though in Btnall iovhb m.
laborers' houaos may bo part of the
m'll property, nnd In such casos tho
rent Is nominal, $40 to $50 per year
and the condition Is further relieved
by J ho uso of small gardon patches
which, howover, with tho favoring
climate, aro far moro productive
than In Amorlca. The disposition la
toward thrift and close uibnoy opon
omy nrlslng from necosslty, nnd not
because of any possibility of saving.
So great is the rent drain upon the
common laborer In the cities that
some managers have arranged for
homes for tho men nnd their families
.upon property owned by tho milling
concerns and leased to tho employes
nt Jl!50 por week, which Is said to
pay about 5 por cent on tho invest
ment. Where provision of. this kind
Is not made 'rents of ?2 to $4 por
week must bo pnld. Frequently 50
conts por week Is paid out for acci
dent and death Insurnnco very gen
erally carried by tho better class of
common nnd skilled labor. Often
provision to tho extent of 50 to 75
cents, por week must be made for
ed relatives. To the man earning
when omployed but 5 to $7 per
week", xrtth fixed expenses seldom
loa than $3 per week for ront8 and J
necessaries other than, food, it may
bo assumed that the food supply for1
tae- two to six people constituting tke j
average family is far from adequate,
in, .tae American ao.nBo of the term.
Witk tk 8ktUe4 mill etaptoyM era-1
of JhOyWopJt tondoncles of fnxtnlng nt
progont, which Is' to huII the crops In
stead of feeding them on tho fnnn.
All thri'igh the hlU country of
tho east wo henr about abandoned
farms, and complaint Is widespread
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RAPP'Q
Jewelers
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that our lands havo deteriorated so
that farmers nro unable- to make tholr
living. Pnrt ot this is duo to strip
ping tho forests from tho hillsides,
thus decreasing; tho water supply,
leaving Holds to run dry which formerly-
had abumlant moisture. But
moro of it is duo to tho fall urn to J
feed out on tho farm ns mucli of tho
crop m possible, thiiB sccutiitg tho
needed fortlllzor fu tho natraral way,
and of tho best possible q'.inllty. If
as the result of Dr. Wiley's experi
ments KtlllB nro not up In1 farming
commuti-ltios and tho farmers boII to
tho st'lljf corn nncrstua'l pot.tto3 on
which they might raWo plprJ, tho
'armors will hnvr to invest their
profit from tho stills In conunurcinl
f'ortillzors, wh'ch will be Inferior to
thnt which thoy could have socurcd
from tholr own barnyards. Tliuro fs
talk of using, watonnolons and'musk
inolotm which fall to como to ntn
turjty, and no doubt ther( is a good
doal of wnBto,yhlolI coul.d'' bo turned
Into alcohol with greater prolt than
njiy uso tp whlph It fs now put. Put
ns n gonoral nrlnclplo, the greatest
enemy or goou itirmtug is me "
who Intorfers with tho natumi cycW
by which vogotalHe proditcts aro rc-
to the soil. The- greatest
wnsto In this country is that lly which
fh sownge from our toutis Is nl
lowed to poliJon scvcnnifl or to bo enr
rled Into tho sea, Instead of herng ro
turncd fo tho soli. Tho- man who
wlllJJrvont' V Jirqijeas .lly 'which that
wasto can. bo .restored to Its proper
place ft the economy of nature, with
out danger to Ivealth, win-bo a public
benefactor of most far-reaching use
fulness. If the department of agri
culture can bo1v( that pra&jom, the
secretary under whom tho work Js
done will becomo a historical, flguro
to rank with our greatest statesmen
Brooklyn Eaglo,
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uNVJiiiANI) Ttfttvi.
KRAKr!1
(United Press fIZ?,,l
Cleveland, Ohla, o7
.b mo aefet a a '
nerchZ L
company ls operating
fnro system, Sccrati V
ClevOland nnii.. ' '"Ki
formally demanded P
JJupont of tho ifntUdpi, T
turn OVBP lmn,A4l.... " l w
In tho Pin. u. 1 r n" tlii'S
for oporation.
Mnyor Tnm t. t.v
the throe ront;,t..'r0'
clared thnt h f.. . e,to,,U
grant stipulating that "
list besold for 25 cant. .... .
posslblo the retoatlon o! Jhn
cont fare orfl
OATiltERA PMYS U, g.
FOR A (Won .
MTnltM Vtm tZJ. J f
Ffnn Pnl.- a.. .7-" 1
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diuiub niiinigraiion lnpcton
have boon lnr08tlgatlrMi
migration frauds In ta ctty ir,"i
to havo forwarded a reBortl
ington today revealing the fetf
uiego tjsira uaurera, job
Gufttotualan president, t i a
ized cltfzcn of the United 3nM
i no report rcveaii that CM
look thfs sten at the IiiUm(J
rntnor. it is alleged that tbe p
dent of Gautcmala took thh i
df pafoguardTrfg hi propettf bi
sothorn republic under tb
i -I. wti .
;can cuizcnsnip ot nil son. tl
1 Aftor young Cabrera beet
(Ttizcn his fathcf began U t
of largo property Iioldlaft i
tirts country and OwrterailiUl
Tho transfers stilT contlamUkll
Utrftod States Is unable to i
tlic action, antfln the cTeattft
in Guatemala could' to alWi
protect young Cabrera'!
Bay tho official.
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STARR PIANO
HIGH CtASS GOOK,
GEO. C WILL.
MONEY TO W
THOfl. K. I
t)vor Ladd & Dtfh'i B.V.
Norwich UokmiRic
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Turner Ttoad
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The selection of a birthday or
a weddlug gift hero at this time
can only bo welcomed charmingly
by tho recipient,
Tho storo is full ot now things,
remember, aud you know t that
everything wo sell possesses nil
the tasto, skill and grace In their
making thnt tho modern master
of Jewel craft knows how to lav
ish' on an artla.tjc production,
You lmow,too. that our prices
are always roasouable.
BARR'S
Jewelers
AL Another hit for loi
rill 0f good amusement
THE t STAR
- HOME Of HIGH CLASS fUN
Haye a big now bill that Is bound to please the P1
XfWllC nt' Mila tnf nt feature BllbJeotS.
Tho Mnfn R RaraS at MorWj!
MMt intertww
the greatest boat races ever witnessed.
and in&tructlve.
"THE MAGIC DICE"-Comic
'MAKING ARABIAN POTTER
"THE MAGIC MIRROR"-'
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5UINUD ..yqu cannot Stop Your Heo.t front
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DON'T
nil! You Love.
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forgot the Magnificent V? J
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wlio attend our
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