DAILY OATITAL JOURNAL, BALjCM, QRBGOX, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 4Q0r
J.L STOCKTON
THE WHITE CORNER
Elegant Neckwear
JUST RECEIVED
WE HAVE JUST OPENED THE
MOST HEAUTIFUL LINE OP LA-
f '
DIES' NECKWEAR EVER SHOWN
IN SALEM WE KNOW IT. WE
ARE ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT IT.
WE ARE SURE OF A GREAT HUSK
NHSs" THIS WEEK IN OUR NECK.
FIXING DEPARTMENT.
PRICES WILL RANGE
15c to '$7.50
Ask to see the new ruffsthey are simply beautiful
CHRISTMAS
JOURNAL
ANNUAL
AUTOMOBILE ART
COVER
EAMSHIP
WAR BRINGS
LOW RATES
I REST OF CARS FOR t
COASTWISE RAILROADS
(United 1'rro Leased Wire.)
San Francisco, Nov. 12. The
Southern Pacific company hns pined
Inn order with tho Pullmnn Car com-
puny for CO now standard sleepers
and sovornl observation cars (or uro
on' Its trains 15 and 1C between here
ISan Francl-co, Nov. 12. In order nnd Portland nnd for uso on tho
meet tho cut In rutOB on flour ,Qwl trains botwoon horo and Los
bm Pacific coast ports to tho Ori- Angeles. Tho now cars are to cost a
It, that has been made -by tho . million dollars nnd wheiv'thoy nttlvo
icadlan Pacific, Qrcat Northern iloro theso trains will havo ns flno
Nippon Yimen Kalsha Stenmshly u Horvlco ns tho Twentieth Century
apanlcs In tho north, tho Pnciflc Limited between Chlcngo nnd Now
III today made effective n reduc- York on tho Now York Central HneB.
la In tho rato on flour to Hour. Tho order sent to tho Pullmnn Cnr
bag from $4 to $3 a ton. company omurncoB tho following
This fame reduced rnto will hold iclTids of Pullmnn enrs:
on all tho Paclftc Mnll lines
pm tho coast to Hong Kong, mil
ill thought that the Portland nnd
riitlc lino will get inoro trado un-
the new schedulo than tho other
Iim will get.
IjThe, reason for the reduced rato ou
ur U given as a war on trnmp
jtimcrg that carry cargoes from
tt to the Orient nnd which havo
cutting Into tho trnns-Paclf'c
de by reducing rates.
(The Paclf'c Mall ofllclals say thut
Bur l the largest cargo carried
here to tho Orient and thut
ag Kong Is tho principal Oriental
rt effected by thp competition of
op steamers bo rates on cargoes
other ports havo not boon, ..rod
OXKtJIt ALIIANY
JEWELER DIES.
Mlenry Ewert-a ptonoor jewoler of
mny, died Saturdny night, at his
;oe in this city at tho ago of 78. He
id tyien 111 with Brlght's dfsenso,
it his Illness was not aorlous until
V days ago.
arrs
JEWELERS
!aly
Ihtistmasj
elections1
Phpnonuna constantly escanos
ar PercepMon But what the evo
i tho conscience must surely
Neve Thurfifnr h ,o ,..
! ' Chrl tmas gifts now" wo
, as "H'Uous for your welfare
"Jr own
i Mako a golden rulo for your-
tha Parr's Jewelry storo !s
" wtuiout your recogni
tion
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JEWELERS
' Cars with two seat rooms ono
drawing room nnd ton sections.
Cars with 12 sections, ono draw
lug.room nnd ono amoklng room.
Oars with 1G sections.
All theso cars hnvo dentnl room,
whoro pnssongorfl can go to glvo nt
tcntton to tholr teeth Instead of us-
Ing tho wash room. Tho cars will be
rondy within -the noxt threet months.
Besides this prdor, thq. Harrimnn
lines on tho Pnciflc coast havo placed
orders with soveral largo car build
ing flrrhB'fof 220 new' passenger cars
of tho latest typo. This 6rdor Will
cost over two million dollars besfdeB'
tho Pullman order. ' '"
Tho Increased 'traffic between' tho
coast cities nnil tho dom'itnd for
more trains nro assigned today ns
tlfo reasons for tho new orders.
works"
(Continued From Page 1.)
CLEVELAND LINES ARE
OPERATE! BY RECEIVER
(United Press Leased Wlro.)
Clovolnnd,"0., Nov. 13. Tho true
Ion lines of ' Cleveland, which hnvo
been tho basis of a long legal strug
gle that has attracted tho attention
of tho entire country, nro to bo
operated under .the direction of
Judge Robert W. Taylor, of tho
United States court for tho north
ern district of Ohio, ns tho result of
action In his court today whan, re
ceivers were appointed.
Judge Taylor named F. A. Scott
nnd Vnrron A. Dlckol ns tho ro
qolverH ,qf the Municipal Traction
company nnd tho Cleveland Hallway
company, pursuant to tho petition of
th'o Central Trust company of New
York, hb trustees for tho bond hold
ers. ' Ench receiver must furnish a bond
of $100,000 find then they wUI take
over th'o management of tho lines
under the Immediate direction' of the
court. , "
Th6y nro Instructed to glvo tho
"lowest poBolblo rate of fare, con
Bjstent with good Bervlce." What
this rato will bo, depends upon the
decision of Judge Taylor, as ho will
have the final decision on every ques
tion of policy nnd manipulation re
garding tho operation of tho linen.
pf dead In the mlno disaster to bo
327.
Three hundred and sixty men
woro at work In tho mlno ut tho
tlmo of tho explosion. Thirty-eight
escaped, but one of these died today
and Bovornl others aro fatally hurt.
Tho flro In the mlno Is now burn
ing fiercely nnd It Booms that It will
bo Impossible to enter It for sovoral
dnys.
Practically the whole population
of this city of forty thousand people
has gathered In tho vicinity of the
mlno and hundreds 61 reltttlvon of
tho Imprisoned men aro In the hor
ror stricken crowds.
After the first explosion, there
were sovernl others, which, it Is be
lieved, communicated the fire to aM
parts of the mine.
Grand Opera House
Jno. F. Cordray, Mgr.
Saturday, Nov, 14
JOS. M. GAITES Presents
Geo. M Cohen's Musical Winner
LITTLE
JOHNNY JONES
The Famous merlcin Beaat and
Cohuis Dancing CJurus
MUSIC LAUGHTER IRLS
34 Weeks In New York 22 Week
in Chicago.
PRICES SI. ."50, 31.00, 75c, ."50.
Seat sale Saturday 9 A. L Phpn
orders accepted.
The Capital Journal Christmas
Advertising annual will be Issued ns
oufatomat) on the day bofore Chirst
mns, and will bo a fine paper to
send nai to Eastern people nnd
friends to advertise this city and tho
Willamette alley. The entire pnpor
will be devoted to showing up the
progress thnt our city and country
nre making tho record of develop
ment on nil important linos. Tho
papers will bo circulated In largo
quantltle by the Doard of Trado
and tho Willamette Valley Develop
ment league.
Mr. F. F. Toovs, for nearly threo
years with the Hazelwood Creameiy
Co. of Portland, has been employed.
as tho principal descriptive writer,
and all who know his newspaper
ability will understand that tho
Christinas Journal will be pleasant
reading. Scvoral thousand coplos In
addition to the regular Isfaio will b
printed. Tho Twentieth Century
Automobile cover Is n work ot art
and will pleaso old and young. Our
friends will kindly glvo Mr, Toova
any assistance in their power. W?
desire to mako this edition a nailer
so that when a copy Is sent to a por
son it will land him In Oregon for
life with nil hltt belongings. Lot till
work to thnt-ond.
CRIMINALS
TO GAIN BY
MARRIAGE
fREEDONABRUZZIS
WEDDING DAV
WOMAN REAL ESTATE
DEALER IN PRISON
San FranclMb, Nov. 12, MUs Ida
E. Miller, n well known realty deal
or of thlB city, Ib In tho city prison
today awaiting tho outcome ot a
charge of forgery that baB been
placed ngniiiBt hor by Miss Frances
Chntten, n wealthy woman, who uc-
cused MIsb Miller of having forged
her namo as endoraement to sovernl
notes.
Miss Miller is said to have admit
ted that 6he wroto Miss Chntton's
namo to tho notes In question but
that she had Miss Chotten's permis
sion to do so, Miss Chatton dunlos
this.
ADD MISSING
San Francisco Col., Nov. 12.
Rov. David J. Evans, socretary of the
ecceslasilcal court of Inquiry that Is
examining Into tho chargos that have
been made against Rov. Pnybon
Young, rector of the Church of 8t.
Mary, the Virgin. In conneotlon with
the disappearance of Edna Clark,
announced thlB morning that there
would be no moro basslons of the
court of Inquiry until after affida
vits have been fllod with tho court.
'No moro hearsay or gowlu will be
considered before this bord at all."
declared Rev. Bvana. "We will In
vestigated carefully evory charge
that Is made agalaat Hev Youiik but
hete chart must b sworn to. Un
til ws riv0 affidavits, ws ahall
take no actios."
(United Tress Lowed Wire.)
Rome, Nov. 12. To promote tl.o
happlne&s of tho pcoplo nt the tlmo
tho Elklns-D'Abruzzl nuptlalB nro
colobrnted, Imperial clomoncy will ho
oUomlod all potty and political of
fenders.accordlng to reports current
here today.
Tho Duke D'AbruzzI has been
conference with his cousin Kln
Victor Emmanuel, accotdlng to tho
court gossips, nnd Jt Is Inttmntcd
that amnesty to prisoners will bo
given at tho tlmo of tho marrlago of
Katherlne Elklns to the duko.
Tho Italian monarch celobratc.1
IiIb birthday anniversary yostorday
but tho proposed promotion of tho
duko to tho rnnk of rear-admiral In
tho navy which was announced for
tho king's birthday, wnR not made.
It Is said AbruzzI requested that tho
matter bo Indefinitely postponed.
Proparatlonn nro quietly going on
for the wedding. It is hntcd, how
ever, that the duko still Is soliciting
tho consent of Queen Mnrghcrlta, to
tho match, although hor rofuutil
would not prevent the nuptials, It Ip
said,
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Special Prices
WHEEL SUCCESSFUL
IIETTOHH DOWN STREET
San Francisco, Nov. 12. Joseph
Lyons nnd L. Noonnn, two of San
Francisco's big business mon nro ex
plaining to tholr friends todny thnt
they hnvo not gono crazy nnd thnt
thoy were In tholr right minds last
night when thoy trundled Joseph
Lawrence nnd William Goldman, two
equally prominent business mon
down Markot street last night, pro
ceeded by a brass band playing
"Hall to tho Chief."
Thq parade ot Inst night was only
tho belated paying of nn election
hot Lyons nnd Noonnn had bet on
nrTin and' tho other two fancied
Tnft.
Tho wheolbnrrow parndo bogan at
Eighth and Folsom stroots, threo
blocks south of tho city hnll. Tho
mon wheolcd tho victors over td
Marko street and down Market
street to Third, amid tho cheering
of a largo crowd, frrnfflo wan al
most blocked 'during tho pnrado.
POSTAL DEFICIT IS
LARGEST' IN HISTORY
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Washington, D. a, Nov. 12,
Poctmastor Oenoral Ocorgo Von L.
Meyer today announced that tho pos
tal deficit of the last fiscal year was
$16,910,378.99, the grcatost la the
history- of the country. Ho suggest
ed that, as a, moans Qt preventing a
deficit a special total purcelv post
bo Inaugurated ovoi rural free d fi
ll vorcy routes, Postmaster Genoral
Meyer doclnrwd that tho establish
ment of this parcels jiont would wlpu
out tho deficit ultimately by making
rural free delivery routes self-supporting.
Tho postal recelpta for tho
'ast fiscal year wero 191,478,CX,41
and tho expenditures woro f 208, J31.
886. Tho receipts far the fiscal
year 1908 oxcooded those of the fis
cal year 1907 by J7.893.657. 84.
Tho postal receipts for October,
1908, showed a general Increase over
tho recelpu for tho same month last
year. Tho statomems of the re
ceipts from tho five largest postof
flees show that New York received
$1,701,797.69 during this month, a
6 per cent increase ovor tho recelpte
for tho same month last -year. Snn
Francisco Is nigh on the list with
(192,698.06, an Incroaso or nearly 6
per cent ovor Octobor, 1907.
Not In of Fliuil Settlement.
Notice Is hereby given that tho uu
dorslgned has filed his dual account
of tho estate of Ann'e II. Whltlock,
deceased, and that tho county conirt
has set the same for hearing on Mon
day, ttie 28th day of December.
190S at one (1) o'clock p. in. of
aid day. at tho court room of the
county court of Marlon county. Or- X
egon in tU county court house nt
the city of Salem, Mnrlon county.
Oregon, and mat tno same ana
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Mliy uawniun iiivivm; '"
hoard and pawed upon lr ths court
,at -alii tlmo and else.
Dated gt Salem, Oregon, tbU N
wBr aW COnot m 9V
I lp W' I wW jfctt
On a Big lol of Broken J
sizes in
Men's Suits
'Young Men's
Suits, Boy's
Suits and
Men's Odd
Pants
Prices Reduced from i
20
er cent I
to
a
40 Percent :j
To close out tho lot. Only ono or two suits of a kind but nil i
olzeo in dlfteront lots. 'It's an opportunity you can't afford to mUa T
if you need anything in tho clothing line.
An Enormous Shipment of
f New Laces and Embroideries t
Just Received
Tluy'ro all shown In our now somplo books. ALL SHORT
LENGTHS AND patterns whloh I4V0 no insertion to match havo
been sorted from our regular lino nnd plncod on our bargain
tnblo? at
Exactly Half Price
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SAYS SHE
IS VICTIM
OF SPITE
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Sho finally bocRino tired of his at
tompt at lovo-maklng, Bhe says, and
wroto to her shitor nt Missoula,
Mont., asking for n loan of 275
to sottlo tho entire account,
Hor sister ngreed to let her hav
tho rnonoy, sho saye, nnd she saet
QlloH nt Hutte where ho said h
would return her collateral to her
as soon ns tho $275 was paid.
They wenU to MIbsouIa together,
(United Prosa Ixsod Wlro.)
Chicago, Nov, 12. .Mrs. Marthu .
Dunnhy. wife of Dr. Dunuhy of Dos-
ton. arrived horo todav from that hn Bny. n"l J'o money was paid
city to faco charges preferred again'. J .T in tho prosenco of her sUter,
imp hv nharift. r. oiiimi a .mnnf.v s?4 the collateral roUiraefl to her.
. f v...., , .,w-.t m --rif
londor of Doston, thai biq had stej'd
scvoral thousand dollars worth,of Jtt
curltles nnd Jowolry from hint wjillo
they T,-crc staying at a local ivU
Giles declares that ho wont, tq vU
reom-ono day to ind hla trunk -bro,
en, the uecurtleB and Jowolry gono
and Mr Danphy missing.
Mrs, Duaphy emphatically denied
that sho' was guilty, In nn Intorvley
to the prez after her arrival today,
She declared that she hud borrowed
tho money from Olios nlno month.i
ago, offering stock In tho Hillock
Medical Institute ot Hoston and
some Jewelry nj rollatoral,
She declares that she paid 125
a week until tho account was al
most paid and that QIIob trlod to
make lovo to hor during this tlmo
fU VIIO kUllflVII
Sho dontos that she ovor broke' U
to Qllen' trunk and ascribes his
chargos to revenge because his at
tentions woro not rocolvod by fcsr,
Mrs. Dunphy Is v nleco of Frederick
P Plngeniann, proprietor of tu
Golden West hotol In San Francisco.
N 1 m I ill K'""- l l
Wlllamrtto Iioim
Tho Willa-motto plg-nkln klcke-s
lost to Albnny collogo football play
era yesterday by n licoro of 11 to 4.
Tho gamo was lost to tho local team
through -n slight weakness at one
tlmo whloh the Albany mon took nd
vuli t ago of.
Aim high and consider yourself
capnbleof great things.
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pew and Slightly Used Automobiles I
1
BOUGHT, SOLD OR EXCHANGED.
Great bargains In tho following autes:
Tourist '07 model, 7 passeugor, glass front, clock, speodo- M
meter, gas lights, In perfect ordor, 11650, Cost 13000.
Franklin Touring Car, top.gas lights, nowly overhauled, Cost
93100, for S13C0.
Stoddard Dayton '07 model, glass front, top, speedometer,
clock, gas lights, In flno cond Itlon. Cost $3000, for 91360.
Stoddard Dayton '07 model, glass front, top, spoedomoter, gas
lights, In lino condition, Cost $3000, for 91250. A bargain.
' Orient Touring Car, glass front, top, all now tiros. Cost
92800, for a Quick snlo 9800,
NUMEROUS OTHER MAKES.
Popo Waverly Electric, In perfect condition, loon used i
months. Cost $2200, with now roctlflor for charging from elec
tric light. Cost $3000, all for $1150.
All rnnkor of Runabouts In porfoot condition, from $175 to
$600. '
FOR BARGAINS SEE US.
THE WISE MAN BUYS A USED CAR
Father Pa)en Youiu "ised "f vomber 12th. 1908
knowing wh-r- the mining Edna if. n. HAVRE,
Clark of ban Francin Is writes AdtnlnU'raUn of the estaia of Annie
from his phice of hiding asking for1 r whltlock. deceased,
an Investigation. ll-12-5wks
I Portland Automobile Commission House
AUTOMOBILE ROW.
534-36 Alder Street, Corner 17th. Phone A Main 4455
We are the only exclusive Second-Hand Donlers In
' Portland. The largest on the Coast.
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