Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, November 09, 1908, FIRST EDITION 3 P. M., Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextT- , hv "-mjj'- yu r rw,l ""'V t -it v; 'wwrrrwimtiwwRQ W'1" ' DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OIUCGOX, MONDAY, NOVEMBER. , 1008. iiii8iiiiitit)iitiliiitiiitHigH v ,- " "V Af,,- Fi -TOiy SK" U" '- ,"5 ' TARS M 1 1 1 1 1 H 1 1 II M,l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 mm 1 1 I 1 M I i M II I H 1 I WH-HB There Is Yet Time:! To Renew the Paper on J Your Dining Room Walls i 4 J?mmmn W' ""X (Continued from pngo 1) COUVRiCHT Can we not help you in some way to make your Thanksgiving Entertainment the success you desire? Run over in your mind and make a mental list of those things you believe you can use to good advantage and also how nicely and cheaply we can furnish them for you. I The House Furnishing Co, j 177 Liberty St. D. H. JAMES, Prop. ii !i;f i-Mnf ji'iiiia-t-f ftjg attitude nml sny thnt It hurts the Is lands and keeps tourists away. They nro preparing an appeal to Washing ton today for an order commanding Sporry to give his men Bhore llborty Tho government officials aro on tho most friendly terms with Ad miral Sporry and are trying to hold down tho merchants who Bern to bo In the lead of the movoment to force matters to a crisis through an appeal to Washington. Many of tho business men horo have advanced money for the cole bratlon and wont to boo something dono. They do not stop to think that orders have boon Issued by Socretary of tho Navy Motcalf thnt so sailor of tho Atlantic fleet Is to bo allowed shnro liberty while thcr Is danger. Thoy point ,to tho fact that the regular Asiatic squadron men aro allowed on shore. There was cholera at Amoy and Toklo ,thcy say and tho American fleet Is discriminating ngalnst a homo port whon tho men aro not al lowed to land horo. Admiral Sperry takes tho attitude that ono (unnecessary death among tho mon- of tho floot would bo too dear a price to pay for any colebrn t'on that could bo given and he otcntlfnfltly refuses to allow tho men ashore as long nB ho thinks there- 1b danger from cholora. M C DO YOU USE POWER? 1 '! ,,, V IVI1IU FOOD YOU EAT DONT DIGEST BUT FERMENTS COURT HOUSE NEWS Another matrimonial dllllculty hnj boon filed In tho circuit court by II. V. Bolinum against hor husbaand, a. 0. Schaum, anklng that tho court dlssolvo tho murlrago bonds' and glvo hoi' tho cuwtody of an only child. Tho grounds upon which iho dlvorco Is sought Is Inhuman Mrcat mont. Attornoy S. T. Itlchardoon appears for tho plaintiff. Comity Court. Tho county Court adjournod last Saturday aftornoon, and tho docket for this HCBHlon covers nuiuoroui matUira prosontod by Marlon county peoplo. Tho coronor's InqucBt vordlct upon tho body of Estolla 8. Tlmmons, who twas killed by hor husband, 0. Y. Tlmmons, was approvod. t ItoKardlng tho lion against the"' ,land of J. 0. Voget, tho district at tornoy made & ;Qton to strike out he complaint, which was granted. In the nmltor qf establishing a , froo forry boat at Nowburg, for which H. B. Qearln'tondorod a po A tltlon, the cpurt granted 'tho request and tho toll system whlqh I? now e practiced by the" ferry people will be discontinued. J The petition pf Victor Martin nsk lng permission to boII liquor In tho Howell district, wrb refused by tho court. Tho court granted a petition for tho appointment of A. W. Long nnd M. II, Gohlar as deputy county clork Tho petition of II. Overton, ot nt . lor tho Installation of a telephone In i Jho lobby nt tho county court housu, 1Y8B continued, to be taken under ad Vlwment, until tho next mooting of tho court, Petitions asking permission to open tho bnllot boxes nt OorVals and Oheninwn In order to learn election roturno was granted by the cdttrt. The transforronco of $2,605.21 from tho gon6ra rhad fmnd to tho general fund was ordorod by tho our a former Snlom rosidont. Ho hold ofllcos In this city for sovornl years," being at ono tlmo clilof or tho 11 ro dopartmont nnd at various time? special pollccmnn. Ho has many frlonds horo who will bo glad to hour of his good Buccoss In Washington and of his visit to Balom. County School Supt. Smith will be In tho country during tho greator part of this week visiting schools, DcimIn Ilcrortletl. T. II. Powell ot nix to W. H. Colo mnn ot ux, lotB G and C In blk 11 In Capital Pnrk Add., to Snlom. W. D. $1600. M. J. and S. Flnloy to J. Corn forth, lnnd In Cnpltal Park Add., to Snlom. W. D. $12G. 13. P. McCornnck to .T. A. Dartog, 100 njeros In D. L. C. of T. Stanley T. 8, S. R. 2 W. W. D. no. P. Koll eta al. to Aug. Kllngej-, Jr., lnnd In Aurora. W. D. $4600. H. P. W. Krlosol to Tho Curtlw Lumber Co., 100 ncres In' sec. 21, T. 10,8, If. 3.B. W. D..I10. L. and L B. 'Sow'nrd.to E. A. L. Smith, woBt Mi of sec. 10, T. 9 S. II 4 H. W. D. $1. Q. O. and L. D. Bccknor to J. C McFnrlnnd, 4.47 acres In sec. 24, T. C, 8. R. 3 W,V, D. $500. A, nnd T. Vandorbock to J. B. Forschwollor, 10 acres In sec. 21, T. 5 S. R. 2 W. W. D. $400, DNMOXHTUATIQN TRAIN TO IIH IN CAPITAL CITY TUESDAY Tho domonBtrntlon train, being run nil over Oregon for tho bene fit of tho farmora by tho Southern Pnelflo company, under compotont Oregon Agricultural collogo profos-' bo nt and students, will bo In Salam' tomorrow. Tho train will bo nt tho frolght depot nenr Comorclnl street nt U;05 in tho morning and from that tlmo until 12:45 p. m. will bo opon for Inspection and demonstra tion, IQvoi'youo nt nil intorestod in farm ing, dairying or similar industry should mako It n point to be there. Tho trnln nftor lenvlng horo goes to Qorvnls, whoro demonstrations will bogtn nt 2:05 p. m, Amarriage license wns granted t)y County Clerk Allen today to A. M, Collins, acre 45, of Toledo, Or , and Deih L, Comer, age 32, of Stay ton, Ore. I)eputy Sheriff Ech recognised and arrested II. B. Kobold Saturday who I wanted In Rltavll'e, Wn., on , the charge of seduction and placed i aim in me councy jan peaking me arrival of he Washington offlolslft A wire was received this morning nv Sheriff Mlato from Sheriff K. Dt , Oi)n paving that Denuty A. J) Coat wevjld arrive soon" and tako harte of the prlaoaer, Mr. Cos Is heriif-eleat ot Adaa ooty, ad Is Thanksgiving Dinner- Tho lafllea of tho W O, T. U. will servo a chicken dinner on Thanks giving day, ....... , . ,,, o Bavo 10 Per Cvnt Of your water bill by paying It at the company's office in the city hall beforo the 10th ot the month. 11-8-3. n . . Ernest Lemngwell, last membor of the BJnar Mkkolssen north polo exploring expedition to return, has arrived in Sato Francisco. Kennedys Laxative Cough Syrup wove the bowels gently. Contains no poWtea. It Is pleasant to take, and lldrea especially (ike the tasto, so aeary, Jlle asaple aar. e4 ay all atMtffiew. If your mcnls don't tompt you, or you fcol blontcd ' at tor eating nnd you boltovo It Is tho food which fills you; if what little you cat ltos like n lump of lead on your stomach; If thoro 1h dllllculty In brouthfng after eating .onlctntloiiB of sour food and acid, heartburn, brash or n belching of gas, you can mako up your mind that you need something for n Hour stomach nnd IndlgcBtlon. To mako every bite of food you cat aid in tho nourishment nnd strength of your body, you must rid your Stomach of poisons, excessive ncld and stomach gns which sours your ontlro moal intorfors wlUi diges tion nnd causes so many sufferers of Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Nauseous bronth. nnd stomach trouble of all kind; Pu trofylng tho intestines nnd digestive canal, uiuuing such mlsory as nillousness, Constipation, Griping, otc. Your caso Is no different you nro a stomach stiff oror, though you mny call It by somo other namo; your real and only trouble Is that which you cat does not digest, but quickly torments nnd sours, produc ing almost any unhealthy condition. A enso of Papo's Dlnpopsln will coHt 50 conta nt nny Pharmacy horo, and will cohvlnco any stomach suf forer flvo minutes nfter taking ono Trlnngulo that Fermentation and Sour Stomach Is causing tho mlsory of Indigestion. No matter 'if you cull your troublo Catarrh of tho Stomach, Nervous ness or Gastritis, or by any othor namo always remombor that n cer tain euro 1b waiting at your Phar macist any tlmo you decldo to bogln Its uso. Pnpo's Dlapopsln will purify tho sourest and most acid Stomach with in flvo minutes, nnd digest prompt fy, without nny fusa or discomfort all of any kind of food jou ctt'i.l eat. - l - t The Capital Flouting Mills use elzcttic powe They have Jtist ceased to tise thei steam plants Better see tis about yotit powei needs : " , '( HMMH Portland Railway Light & Powe Company WILLAMETTE VALLEY DIVISION i mil 1 1 ii i mi inn hi nil iii 1 1 m i n n 1 1 1 1 1 iiiiini iimiiiiiiiiniiiiiiniit GOMPERS ( Continued From Page 1.) President Gompors was asked to mako a statement this morning In answer to thnt mndo by Preside!! olect Tnft, that, while ho woe on the bench, he had laid tho foundation for prosperous and effective labor unions nB they are controlled today, "I do not cifro to enter Into nny cxtondod dlicusslon of tho recent campaign, for tho reason that I have sont out my opinions In my an nual roport," said Gqmpers, "and it would bo wrong to forestall that. I can sny, however, that Mr. Taft's statement Is fulso on Its face. "Wo havo lost tho fight thlo year for Justice to the working peoplo of Amorlcn," continued Gompors, "but that does not nlgnlfy that we shall give up the fight. Quite tbo rovorso Is truo. Wo shall contlnw tto Wt , I nnd while the Amorlqan peopljtt by their vote endorsed tbettuitf tho Ropnibllcan party qp tb v tlonB In which labor Ii tlUlly U ostod, yet I am ture that tody, -ganlzod labor was neier now i , ly together. "Tho organization "has MlWW labor; It hag brought wpiiW!-. bor togethor firmly and , and we are determlwd Wlf the fight for Justice." SALKM MARKET, TjiI Wliolcnly Mnikft, Egg3. 3Cc. Butter Creamery, 34c. Hens 10c; young chickens, 10c Local wheat 8Cc. Oats 42c. Barley $24.50. Flour Hard wheat, $5; valley, $4.25. Hay Cheat. $11; clover, $9 pe' ton; timothy, $12 13. Onions $1.26 cwt. Hops 1907 crop, 6? 6c, Cnacara Bark 3 if 3c. Mohair 18c Retail Market. - '" Oats $1.45. '.r Wheat $1.05. Eggs 41c Butter Country, 32 c; cream ery, 36 c. Flour Valloy, $1.25 per sack; hard wheat, $1.4081.45, Bran r95c per sack, $3) per ton; shorts, $1,35 per sack. Livestock. Stock nog H4.50, Steers 3 Ho. Veal 5 7c, Cows $3 (3.60. Tropical Fruit. BaaM-r-$.9. Orange $4.99: ' aWmJ" BISHOP'S READY TAILORED CLOTHES Are made for men who dress well and wit insist upon hav ing garments of unusual style and exceptional quality : : : : $35 MICHAELS-STERN FINE CLOTHING MICHftllS. Tf UN Cfc 1 Hif to. a. v. Suits $10 to Overcoats $8 to Raincoats $10 to $30 $30 SALEM WOOLEN MILL STORJ bmbbbww ;