Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, November 10, 1908, FIRST EDITION 3 P. M., Image 8

Daily capital journal., November 10, 1908, FIRST EDITION 3 P. M., Page 8, Image 8

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1908)

Prev Page of 8 Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (4.0 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 8 Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page Text't 0 11. I . I"' 4 DAILY OAPET Ah JOURNAL, BALtttf, ORMGON. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1008. , GIBSON POINTSOilT DOCTOR TO BUMF r SWEETHEARTS M READJUSTMENT SALE Bargains to the right of you; Bargains to the left of you; Baignlns ovcrywhoro you turn this week; tables nnd counters piled high with them; the whole utoro will bo ono vast bee hive of Bnrgalns. An enormous Bale In our Up-to-Dnto Suit Dopnrtmont. Saturday this department sold twonty-llvo Suits. Lato Saturday afternoon and Monday morning wo received by express from Now York, thlrty-flvo new Dlrectolro Suits and Coats. This Is n part of tho long dolnyod shipment. A word of caution Tho quantities nro smnllor than msunl this year owing to such he.-wy selling In .the early fall, but tho very early shopper will got values boyond hor expectations. Tha price on every Suit and Coat In this department hnu boon reduce! No reserve. LADIES' COATS ... An assortment of Lndlos' Coats In tan, brown, gray and black of covert nnd broadcloth materials. Three quarters and full lengths, now "sleeves and pockets. Soiling regularly for $12.50 for this Ro Adjustmeni Snlo Only. r I i , .j"V v I ' ;,t !' ' ' eDUpair V SEE LIBERTY STREET WINDOW LACE CURTAINS. imam .:s,z any pairs of our largo as sortment nt a saving of 2G por cont. No Rosorvo irYi'ii 2nd floor Twill Toweling, rogulnr 8 l-3c ynrd, Ro-Adjustmont Sulo I'rlco bc y,i Heavy Tricot Flannel, 27-ln. wide ?Gc vnluo, RO'AdJUBtmont Snlo prlco 10c yd Jap Cropo for house drcsBus, 30-ln 30o valuos, Ito-Adjustment Sale prlco 10c yd Plqiio, extra special 27-ln. wldo, 20c values, Ro-Adjustmont Snlo prlco 10c jil 1-Wool .Skirting, 84-ln. wldo, $1.75 value, Ro-Adju8tmont Salo prlco 7Hc yd Cottonndo and Joans, 27-ln. wide, 2 Go vntuo, Re-AdJiiBtmont Snlo prlco IRe yd Beat quality Calico, CVj valuo Ro Adjustmont Snlo price. 1 He yd Boat quality Gingham up to 15c values, Ro-Adjustmont Salo prlco Oe yd Extra flno quality Porcalos, 3G-In. wldo, 15c and 20c values, Ro Adjustment Salo prlco, 12o yd Challloa, Go value, Ro-Adjust-mont Sale prlco -H&c yd AnJ mnny othors from this largo dopnrtmont, not advertised. Come oarly boforo tho boat patterns nro gone MEN'S nnd BOYS' Clothing at R Adjustment Salo Prices. Men' high grade Ovorcoats famous for tholr su perior workmanship and oxcollont flttljig. 10.00 vnlues Now .: ?0.C5 ?ig.uu values Now S9.8S $20.00 values Now $13.35 Mon'ti oxtm pants lyrand clonn-up this vreelc. $5.00 values Now $2.50 $3.00 value Now $1.50 $2.50 values Now ?1.25 BoyH' Swcators, nil sizes, styles nnd Colors clenn-up this wook. Ro duccd 1-3 In price. Boys' straight pnnts Suits, ngos 5 to 15 years. Ro-Adjustmont Snlo clean up HALF PRICE. Boys' Btrnlght slnglo Pants Re AdjuBtmont Salo -HALF PRICE. Wo havo JiiBt rocolvod n long Jo layod lino of Boys' HatB and Chil dren's Tnm now on snlo at Ro-Adjustmont Salo Frlcoa. yTRAOOOTj Laces and Embroideries San Frnnclsco, Nov. 10. Dr. c W. O'Donnoll, n physician of Sim Frnnclsco, wns npolnted out by young Jnmes II. Olbsou of Cove, Oregon, on tho witness Btnnd In the coroner's ofllco today na tho tur geon, who under tho name of "Up J. J. Black" performed tho npora tton thnt Is nllegod to hnvj rosultml In tho death of his sweothenrt VobIii Van Vlack. "Tho doctor I saw, and tho man who promised not to do anything to hurt my sweetheart, v.'ns Dr. J. J. Black," declared Gibson, endeavor ing to s u press his emoion. "And that man Is seated here In the court room," ho cried pointing his linger dramatically nt Dr. Uoot-go O'Donnoll, who wns sitting on ono of the wooden benches In tho Inquest room. Dotectlvo Sergeant Ed Wren wns culled on to substantiate tho boy's statement. Tho detect Ivy tmltl -lint when ho wont to arrest "Dr. Blnck" tho boy pointed out Dr. O'Doiuiell to him nnd the Burgeon was ttikou into custody. "Do you wish to s'iv anything doctor" nswed Coroner T. B. W. Lo Inud. ''I do not," wns the response of Dr. O'Donnoll. Tho youth's Identification of tho Snn Frnnclsco physician at the conclusion of his tnlo of his relations with tho girl In tho Orogon town, their endeavor to right tho wrongs both had commit ted nnd of tho denth of his svoot lioart which sent' him to tho city prison and has divided tho medical fraternity In this city. I marry mi88 Van Vi. . I wicro. Thov h.l M Kfw FrnnnlB-n.b9lh em. 7 'WocuroTlli'JN i-nriiufwi i "tense ta "tofy ,IHo tllcn tlili.1. .V.r ..U!k" 8ev, H i i J tno girl hurt VlIB ?fr W which I ' ;?"" ilcavor to show hf0ro?er?fl hastily diZdh fulfil An operntlon tn, ,l.7 K liurn.l ... ..- " u aim k,;.? bn M: Alltfttnt n . ;;.." '"'. Jrgeon ClA - r;?.'bu ored,;rth07riedfffH fects ofn 1S."J"4.M "on A ,ml. , Lc"fl od and nrVesu ; r1 w.?-w, J?l c?r" 4 nssirnod iha .... . a. w following n, ""?.,. "I hi i. " rori i..wi-S,,!i:kdDr.Wirt, o an autopsy and luJ! , V" oi)By and iu ut doteiinln n o .7 ."""I Later tho toroncr land) from tic operation on m Vlack hnvo been crcaitoi; 1 enaoavor to learn tW i this net, seven nure o u iimmi iiosnimi mr .-i.. CorOllPP l.olflnrl IS MAYOR RODGERS ISSUES A STATEi FAVORS KNFOHCKMKNT OF LAWS AM) LIIIKIUL ari ui- iw.MJi i-oi; ruillilC1 ISU'HOVKMKXTb. Ederhdmcr, Stein & Co. MAKF.KI x.hwu;. Horo you hnvo tho flnoat show ing In .tho Willamette- valloy to choo8o from and tho pnttorna nro all now and for beauty they can not bo oxcollod, and this Is what thoy cost this wook. COc, C5e and 75o valuos Ro-Adjustmont Salo prlco.. HOe 40o ond 50c values Re-Adjustment Snlo 30o and 35c values Ro-Adjustmont Snlo prlco. .27c To tho Peoplo of Salem: To bo mnyor of Snlcm Is n por- Bonnl sacrlllco nnd public Borvlco which pooplo generally do not nppro clnto. I do not scok the plnco, but If tho pooplo doslro mo to contlnuo In olllco U Is but fall that thoy know what courso I Intend to imrsuo, so thnt my election will amount to nu ondorscmont or my dofent a rejec tion of my policies. In tho first plnco It Is not for an cxocutlvo to say which laws on tho tatute books nro good and which nro not good. It Is for him to on- forco nil laws allko. This I purposo to do to tho utmost limit. If I am not gtvou a police forco thnt will cary out my orders I will hlro ono of my own nt tho oxponso of tho city. If tho city refuses to back mo up, I will resign. Tf you glvo mo tho reins, I must Insist on driving. If wo hnvo unwlso laws tho peo plo should Inslflt upon tholr repeal. WIbo nnd unwise- Inws will bo on forced. Tho pooplo hnvo no right to exact an onth from an executive to the effect that ho will enforce the Inw, and then scout 'him as a crank when ho endeavors to Hvo mp to the lettor of his pledge. Idotetl in bow-knot oath. XImm( of tho Rqunro knot nrWjr, tii loose eiui i to pull (tee. Merclinnts nnd propatf uiiiBi comply wiin 2m prlvnto property, piMfc fares nnd Danita'w. Joints must close. I tDltMl a lot of tin-horn nVm!n off tho community itt wttbt i tho lnw, nor will I mmi slnglo-humled. It l toe l tho nollco Ijiw-defjlnc got no protection. AnutWi rtn Intoxicated maniirMki tiinoa worse than tie drwt i In such case, li the rirtlaid! snloon man the crlmmii, I shall continue to be (on nlontv of monet for public t ments and taxpayw wbo tronchment will Ml raa i slvo servnnt In me If 1 1 Imiml (if nnendlnc fflOtt- ' nnv nrovlous adffllBWrttfe spent I would conlr J nro. Tho country w iw nnd Snlem muit kp ;"...ii.. ii nEOHQK F RO Nov. 9, 1908. prlco.. 23c I CITY NEWS Wt'nther Fortcbt 1'alr tonight und WetliioBday. It Mnkes Xo Dlflforonco- Whothor your orders aro largo or small, thoy nro gtvon tho samp care ful nttontlon at Stousloff's Sanitary market. Tho placo whoro you nl wnya get tho best In tho meat line. Phono 321. People Who Aw Particular Buy tholr groceries of J. M. Lnwronco, tho old rellnblo grocer. Qlvo htm your phono ordors. Phone 311. It 1 Ucononilcal To dress well, nnd to dross well you must look clean, (let your Bollod clothes cleaned by Johnson & Stego. Tholr work Is first class. Hoc F. 12. Shaft' For harness. blmikts. robos or anything pertaining to tho horuo or buggy. S. Commercial streot. Mrs. Potter told tho convention of ladles thnt her doctor said that good corfoo properly mndo would not not hurt any one. Sho said to buy Folgor'a Golden Onto whole- roast, have tho grocer grind It, or grind It nt homo. Northern Spy Apph's C5o por box while the last at Far rlngton'a, the grocor nnd markot mnn. 'i'no CJreateHt Ploco of range morchnndlso In Sa lorn now ou display In window at Duron & Hamilton's. Imitation to G. A. It. The Rev. Mr Bauer extends nn Invitation to tho mombors of the Grand Army of tho Ropubllc nnd nil veterans of tho Civil war to attend service nt the Congregational church on Thursday ovonlng, November 12. The subject will bo Joshun. Tho In(lloK of Salem Aro Invited to attend nn "Illus trated Health Talk for Women" ut tho Christian church, Wednesday Nov. 11 at 3 p. in. Admission free. Sit Tln Great combination wood nnd gas range In window nt Buron & Hamil ton. lloartl of Tnulo Meeting Tho regular monthly mooting of tho Salem Board of Trade will oc cur at tho rooms Wednosdav ovontnc at 8 o'clock. Important business. All members urged to bo present. ll-10-2t A. P. IIOFBR. socretary. Thuliums iu Jail C. Y. Tlmmon8, the wlfo slayor, Is now confined In tho cnuntv Inll awaiting his hearing which will probably come before Justice of the Peace Webster within a few days. Tlmmons' physical condition has greatly Improved, nnd hols now ablo to rest In comfort. Tho horrlblo gash slashed In his throat Is heal ing up nicely nnd nothing but a slight nparturo, appearing directly under tho chin, shows of tho wound His mood plnco being transferred from tho Salem hospital to tho coun ty Jail, has not changed prnctlcnlly, and he hns as yet very little to sny regarding nny matter. Save Fuel Illlls By buying n Malleablo range from Buron & Hamilton. ALBANY OKTS FRl'IT PUKSKRVIMS PIA.NT Articles of Incorporation lllod In tho olueo of tho socrotnrw of stnto today were as follows. Albany Prosorvlng Company principal olllco, Albany. Oregon; cup- Itlll StOOk. $10,000. ilU'm-tinrntnvs H. S. Gilo, II. J. Moore and Homor Moore. Oregon Automatic Window Screen Company; principal nico, Portland. Oregen: cnpltnl stoc. $10,000. in corporators, Joshua M. Knight, Frnuk R. Wilcox and Lewis E. Hall. Pleasant Vnlloy Cheeso Companv; pr.uclpal olnce. TIamoim. Orogen: capital stock, J800. imo'-pornto's, P. W. Robltsch, Jamos Chrlstonson and Charles Desmond. Eagle Lumber & Powar Company; principal offlco, Baker City, Oregon; capital stock. $126.00; Incorpora tors, Charles F. Slade, Walto S. Lqo and A, S. Lovq. COURT HOUSE NEWS Krelw Suo IJvesIy. A complant was filed In the cir cuit court this morning by tho Krebs Mop company ngnlnst T. A. Llvesloy Hop company for damag03 nmount ng to $7000 Incurred through a breach of contract which the plaln tlfTii allege to havo entered Into with tho T. A. Llvesloy company. In tho v...,....,fc j, n, ivusiey s uo. are nllegod to have contincted with the Krebs Bhos for 500,000 pounds of prime Oregon hops, to be delivered at a certain point on tho Willamette river, but upon Informing the Lives ley company that tho hops woro In order for shipment, the Llvosley peo plo were In no notion of taking the amount contrncted for and called the contract void. The complaint also aueges mat tno price of hops at that particular time was 7c per pound, und therefore aro entitled to dam ages In tho nbovo sum. Carson & Canuo appear as attorneys for the plaintiffs. hW HU1T UtiOAUfW DOG CAUSED RUNAWAY Justice of the Peace Webster will convono court at 10 o'clock tomor row morning for tho purpose of hearing a damage suit Instigated by J. W. MeDanlols against the Long State street food store, McPauleU nsks Judgmont from the Long Brothers In tho sum of $75 for In juries to himself nnd damngo dono to his buggy through n certain aog of tho Long Brothers frightoulus his horso near tho feed Ptoro nnd caus ing it to smash things up generally, o ARGUE ON ANTI-PASS CASE IN' SUPREME COURT Washington, D. C, Nov. 10. Ar gument wns bogun In tho United States supremo court in the express companies' caso, which Involves the validity of tho nntl-pnss provision of tho Hepburn net. Every express company In the country Is vitally In terested In tho caso and is i party to tho uppoal, the result of which soon will bo known. STARR PWW HIGH CLASS GO0, GEO. C Wlj Norwich Unk Fire IasraK Frank Meredkh, H Offlco with Win. Br?f 29, Commercial d Mrs. R. G. Hunter, wlfo of the Hunter, who Is held on the charge or larceny by balleo Iu the county jail, arrived from Portland this morning and met her husband at the Jail. Sheriff Sapplngton, of Vancouver, arrived today and will return with F. Reese who Is wanted In Vancouver for the stealing of a bicycle a few weeks ago. noitM. MAPES To the wife of Frank M. Mapes, at tho homo, 1398 Forrv street, this, Tuesday, mornlnu, Novomber 10, nn 8-pound girl. PECK To the wlfo of Jesso Peck, at the homo 3 miles west of Sa lem, this, Tuesday, morning, No vember 10, a 10-pound boy NEWTODC iCnTfT rent. S ". cottage, nl"! Jl roasonaeioj u"',u lly Address "A. b. j . yr. M w,l W T.. am U Tirillir UMJ ..r,pnt. EJuht-ree . ... ci.taSt. ror rem " For - AT I Sale ar,u J",' gU I miles west or .f""' , and bern. sou" "a, ...ii .. riinrlng""1" ' YfVlt o" - . G-rooni house HAIR DRESSING, FACIAL MASSAGE SHAMPOO AND MANICURE ELLA M. COUCH. lrofessIonal. My processes are scientific and sat-1 isfactlon guaranteed. My creams and hair tonics are tested and tded by time and experience. Give me a trial. Room 15, Eldrldge Hotel. Phone 1112. , 11-2-tf. MONEY TO LOAN THOS, K. FORD Over Ladd & Busk's BamVc, SIew. Or ,ndgoo4W Park. $700 . ,, jn Pi-nnnrtv fr sale ' llml KM' Tho MurpVj"fi !""& rsa 715 renter street- FSTt-t0. ?SS bS Trou..4-S at pjot hotel v'K?tJJT& fi .