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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, BALBM, OREGON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, lfe0
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NEW CUSHION TOPS
20c, 25c, 50c, 98c
IB SHOW TODAY IN OUR COMMERCIAL STREET WINDOW THE
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Highly Colored Lithographs ou
tt covers, PortrnltH of President
IdcoIii, Wa hlngton and other
ted men artistically painted on
knras,
6c each
Fur and, Velvet subjects cut out
and applied on art cnnvaB, with
back stitched on ready lor Use
50c each
UROOADE VELOURS IN SOLID
COLORS. THE VERY LATEST
IDEA IN TOPS.
98c each
SALEM
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go Hugg, principle of Eugene
bebool, who has nlso been their
h, nd City Supt. Stockton.
Ic Salem rooters organized at tho
cchool bti'ldlng at 2 o'clock an J
fcrd In mnsse, headed by tho
to their section of tho grnnd
wbero they vied with tho Eu-
tfollowcrs.
to the u onto o.' tho gnino 119
Ms dar:l predict. Thuro Is in
but tMt It will bo close and
do well worth 'colng.
bllal .Journal Trophy Cup.
Capital Jo mini as announced
rdjy has off red a sllvor cup to
Bnnor of thin contest. Tho cup
(presented ton'ght to tho win-
m at the reception which '"
hen tho lsltora at tho high.
! building Tho conditions for
prmancnt possession of tho cup
Myot boon fully arranged, but
It will probably he such an arrange
niont ns Is often mndo whereby a
team has to win tho loaguo chain,
plonship three seasons In succession
to entitle them to permanent pos
session of the trophy Tho team win
ning each year will keep tho cup un
til they either win it for good or It
Is won from them. Tho partlculnrs
jof theso conditions will bo loft to the
arrangement of the lc-nguc ofllclals.
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KEPUILIUANH OK SALKM '
WILL 'RATIFY VICTORY
A Republican ratillcatlon of tho
great Tttft and Sherman victory Is
I being Arranged or tho night of
I Tuesday, ' November 17, nt .Salem
when a banquet will bo given nt Hotel
Willamette. Tho committee on nr-
jriingoments- consists of Dr. W. C.
Smith, Frank West nnd Leo Achl-
I'on. It Ih expected to liavo at least
200 workors In lino, nnd tickets nro
on salo at Writers' and Wlprut's
cigar stores, and several othor
places.
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UR SPECIALS
FOR NEXT WEEK
TO CMSIJ OUT ALL LINKS AROVE THOSE FIGURES, AND
Ki: iml)V FOR OUR MODEL 3o, 10c, AND 13c STORE. WE
yyv.n iqr a few days:
Glazed and Decorated
Jardiniers
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n-ir sue 9-lnch ,...' 50c
:,10inch 70c
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Decorated Fancy China
5 Sa'ad Sets S2.00
l Sa'ad Set, $1.75
S'Sa'adSt 81.35
P Band Sets iHolow Coatl S1.90
PHcocoiatP seta .., $1.00
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Sugars and Creamers
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A ' ' 'Vr Plate $1.20
TIIKSi: RK ONLY SAMPLE QUOTATIONS ON A LAHCiK
OP RTISTIC CHINA WARE, OF WHICH WE HAVE HUN-
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fancy Box Papers for Holidays
"J" 25c Holly Decorated Rex 18
81 50c Holly Decorated Box 35
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W. Hobson-s. 10c Store
IT IS NOT ECONOMY TO PAY THE HIGHEST PRICE FOR GOODS? NKITHER IS IT .ECONOMY
TO RUY THE CHEAPEST ARTICLES, ESPECIALLY IN HOUSEFURNISHINGS. YOU MAY UB CILYRGRD
A HIGH PRICE FOR AN INFERIOR ARTICLE, THINKING- YOU WERE GETTING TUB UBST, AND
CHEAP GOQDS ARE HIGH AT ANY PRICE. THERE IS A HAPPY MEDIUM. PAY A RKAsOtfABLU
PRICE FOR AN ARTICLE OF MEIUT ONE THE HONEST MERCHANT WILL TRUTHFULLY REP.
RESENT. THIS IS OUR SLOGAN: "REST QUALITY OF GOODS FOR A REASONABLE PRICE." TUB
NEW FALL GOODS ARE ARRIVING DAILY ALL OF THEM IN A CLASS UY THEMSELVB8 AND ARH
ALXRKED WITH ONLY A "REASONABLE PROFIT." COME. SEE THEM.
Libera! Discount On All Dining Room Furniture
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INQUIRE
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WJird, signed tho death certificate
glvlng'thls m o cause, and later
an nufopsy was porformod on tho
body by Surgeon J. XU Clark, after
Gibson had mado n statement to tho
pollco
Dr. Clark avors that the soptlos
min resulted from a bungling crim
inal operation, and Dr. Ward may
hnvo to answor to tho charge of fal
sifying a death eertltiuato, If this Is
truo.
The autopsy will hlng upon the
determination of tho technical point
as to what condition wus rtwpotiHlblo
for the septicemia, which Is admlttod
10 huve resulted In the girl's death.
Young Gibson la In Jail. He '
that he Intended to marry the girl
to right tho wrong he admits.
Frank P. Va nVJack, father of
Frank P. Van Vlack, father of
of whose death In San Francisco this
week has caused the arrest of two
nhyslcians on charges of malpraoilco,
lives in Salem, la divorced from tnei
aother of Veata Van Vlack. la re
married, and dat now la under In-,
dktwent. tor jierjurj; In cotuwettonj
with, OJvaree proce4lt Tlwfata
er u uot JWJWniar win w w
twea his daughter aad jaaaaa uio-
soti, as tho scenu of those union ih Is
wt at Cove.
Mr. Van Vlack remembers Jam. s
r.lluKin only ad a Ind 14 years of age,
uhen Mb youngest daughter- and
Jmma Gibson woro chlldnm togeth
er at Cove. About II yearn ago
Van HacJ moved his family from
Cove to Salem, whuro uubBouuntly
Mr. Vnii; Vlaok Bocured a dlvorcti
from the mother of Voatn, and r-
nmrrlnd.
Not mora than two yearn ago Mra
Van VJ.auk wunt to Oovo, nnd, In her
absence, her husband filed suit for
divorce on the ground of desertion.
Mrs. Van Vlaok appenrod bofor- thrt
grand jury this fall ,and her formor
husband was Indicted for perjury.
Van Vluok Is under 11000 bonds
to appear for trial ou the uharge of
perjury nt the next term of court.
which win ue irr January, lie is a
carpenter by occupation, nnd Is near
ly CS years old. Since tho dlvorrto
proceedings Veata Van Vlaok bus
made her homo with hor mother and
older brother at Cove.
She also has an older married
Hlster llvlug In Salem.
"The news of my daughter's death
cornea aa a great shock to me," wild
th fattier, "as I did sot kow say
daughter had left ., 1 'ha 'HkJd
her saany tlMea te coe to Salnni
and attend school, aad had prowl4
her 4thr a bow hr or to plae
her In school whorovor she should
wish to go. I hnvo nover aeon Gib
son since ho was a youngstor. She
wna 10 years of 11 go und Gibson must
have boon about 37 years old. He
was a oarponter nt Covu.
"I heard nothing about what dis
position of the roinnliiH hits been ar
ranged for. oxcopt that Uioy nro be
ing doklnQd at San Fraiiolsco paud
lug tho Investigation."
Uoforo tho livo left for Cove.
siiya Mr. Van Vladk. requoatH were
inn do for his consent to tho marriage,
but neither ha nor tho mother would
glvo It becniiHo they thought tho
daughter was too young. That wna
all the father, Its Sulem, know of thoj
niisrortuue, until tho news of the
death rouohud him at Salem.
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Btorm of sentlmontnl protest. Many
who had looked upon tho domo as
typical of San Francisco In Us with
standing of tho forcos of tho earth
quako and flro, akod tho court to
prevent its dootructlon.
The court yaatorday however modi
fied Its restraining order aid allow
tho board of public worka to lot tho
contractor for razing tho desne to the
lowost bidder. The rest of tho bulg
ing must stand until tho case hoi
been 'decided.
The Abbltt company will pay $7000
for tho privilege of wrecking the
domo and must completo tho work
within six months.
FRISCO'S CITY HALL
DOMi; TO C03IE DOWN
San Francisco, Nov. 7. The tcroat
dome of the nro ridden and dUmun-
tied city hall, which has stood for
more than two years as a monument
of the great disaster, will soon bo
razed to the ground according to the
plans of the Abbltt company, the con
tractors whq have successfully bid on
the work of removal, The cofapjuiv
began t preparation for the wor!:
of tearing down the towner aad dome
today.
The first proposal for the dmoJ
Itlon of the elty hall uH with a
FIND CHARRED RODIKH
OF E.NTOMIIUI) MK.V
nenton. III., Nov. 7. Lying In
, hot coala. which had burned tho
bodies beyond recognition, tho re
mains of Putrlck Dully and George
Jteed, minora who woro entombed in
the Rond collieries were recovered
today. The men evidently had beeu
'overcome by gaa, und It la not
thought tney suffered from the bum
'Hope for two othera oatotabeaV'waa
Uhandoflea' today. ' ' "''
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I Ia-'hUo Carter who wus cut oK In
tho will of hU father bcawe of hWi
fldolly to hla pother, has begun a It
to Weak th will,
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