Daily capital journal., November 20, 1908, FIRST EDITION, Page 8, Image 8

DAIL CAPITAL toURtf AL, 4AMM, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1008.
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WHEN YOU CATCH ON TO THE FACT
That we're offering you the best clothes ever shown in this town you'll be surprised that
you neglected your opportunity
so long. Every
HART, SCHAFFNER &
MARX
Suit and Overcoat in the store
is a good catch, and you'll real
ize it as soon as you see them.
We've got some of the finest
things here that Hart, Schaff
ner & Marx ever made; they're
special things produced for us,
and for you.
We'll show you some of the
smartest styles in fine over
coats, new ideas for this sea
son both in fabric and in mod
els; nobody in the whole coun
try offers such values as we do
in our Hart, Schaffner & Marx
fine clothes.
It's the same in suits, we
show you the best in the mar
ket at low prices. Every dollar
you pay here gets value.
This Store Is the Hoitie of Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
DEMOCRATS PUT HUGHES
IN OEFICE SAYS COCHRAN
Copyright 1908 by Hart Schaffner & Marx
Store Closes
at 5:30
Except
Saturdays
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Store Closes
at 5:30
Except
Saturdays
(United I'rcss Loosed Wlr
Chicago, Ills., Nov. 20. Denounc
ing Democratic nilsmnnngomcnt of
the Now York cnmpulgn, CongresB
mnn W. Dourko Cochran, former ora
tor or Tammnny hall, who Ib In Chi
cago today Hummed up the situation
by saying:
"Governor Hughes was kicked Into
olllce by the Democrats. Yes sir; tho
Democrats did about nil thoy could to
mismanage tho campaign In Now
York. Thoy showed considerable gen
ius at It, too.
"For ln"tr,"" tho Democrats al
lowed themselves to be put In tho
position of nttacklng public utility
commissions. 'Wo'ro against govern
ment by commission thoy said. Well,
they had mighty short memories. Our
own platform two years ago called for
public utility commissions. I drafted
It myself and Governor Hughes, when
he got Into offlco, made It his own,
but failed lamentably In working It
out.
"Then you take that race track
situation. Why, Chanlor had nlmost
as muchto do with passing that race
track bill as Governor Hughes. It
was his vote which, after tho Mil had
failed to pass in tho first Instance,
placed It on tho table and thus waved
it in tho eonato. An vet two weeks
of tho campaign elapsed boforo tho
public had any appreciation of tho
fact.
"Men have gone, the stump for ev
ery reason In tho world, but Mr.
Chanler was tho first one to take it
for tho pur'poso of saying that tho
had nothing to say."
RRYAN HAS OPINION
OF TAMMANY'S POWER
Lincoln Nob., Nov. 20. That
Tnmmnny hnB rathor bocon'o impo
tent or did not work for tho dueucMs
of the Democratic party In the io
cent cainpugn, aro ilim-gos made ly
William J. Ilryan In an nrtlclo made.
public today, to npponr In the forth
coming issue of the Commoner.
Tho Commnnor nrtlclo u tutor th
heading, "What Is tho Remedy?"
says: "Mr. Murphy, tho head of Tarn
many, miyB that Tammnny did the
best It could 'for tho Democratic na
tion tlckot.' Thorn's tho rub. If
Tammnny had boon trencherous It
might promise to bo faithful next
time, but ns it 'did the best it could,'
what hopo Is thoro for next tlmo? If
Ttiiumany did tho best It could and
could not carry tho city of Now York
for tho Democratic national ticket,
several questions arise.
"First Was it tho fault of tho
candidate?
"Second Was It tho fault of the
platform?
"Third Was it tho fault of Tam
many?
"Fourth Is there n Now York De
mocracy outside of Tammnnv?
"If tho Democratic candidate was
obpcctlonnblo to Tammany, tho rem
edy is to nominato n candldato next
tlmo who Is satisfactory to Tammany
provided, of courso, that Is all that
Ib necessary to insure n Democratic
victory.
WOULD HOLD
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O. W. Scott & Co., Rcnl Eslntd-
Porsons winking to lxuy soil, rent
or trado houses, lots or (nrms, will
do well to call on us. C40 State st.
11-lC-tf.
WImjii In Portland
Visit Hall's restaurant, 3.10 Wash
ington street. o-o-d
GIIkoh'h Place Eleven bnrbor chnlra
T. ItlRtlon, Uiulcrfnltor
Always progressive, up-to-date
Full cqulpmont, largest stock.
10-21-ood-tf.
Another Phono Number fl.'K5
Uso It when you want oloctrlc
work done Capital Electric Supply
0,, 484 Court stroot. 11-13-cod
New Classes
Will ho commenced nt tho Capital
BuRlness College on Monday, Nov. 23,
In nrlthmotlc, grammar and short
hand. A good tlmo to begin a prac
tical courso of study. Bend or call
for catalogue lt-18-tt.
Fortune In Horse Radish
Undo Hilly Wright, who runs a
fnVm in tho Wlllamotte vnlloy and
has mndo a smnll fortune out of horse
radish Is In tho city to start up his
factory. He will ho ready to supply
the trado somotlmo next wook.
At the Hospital
Mrs. Ed. Martin, of Tumor, Is at
tho Salem hospital for an operation,
She had boon nt the hospital boforo
and wont homo two wooks ago, but
boenmo worse ngaln. Hor many
friends will bo glad to hear of hor re
covery. Weather Forecast
Occasional rain tonight and Satur
day, Mr. Gilbert of Hosednle
Will speak at the W. C. T. U. hall
Sunday at 4 o'clock. Subjoct, "Tho
Promotion of Prohibition In Marlon
County." A cordial wolcomo to nil.
Hinges Jewelry Store. You can buy
such beautiful things at greatly re
duced prices. 123 Com'l street.
11-20-2L
My Optical RumIiics
Has grown so I am compelled to
reduce my Jowolry, cut glass, sllvor
waro and clock line so I enn glvo
more attention to that Important
branch. Chns. H. Hinges, 2'A Com'l
St. ll-2012t.
lilg Millinery Sale
All goods nt one-half price, re
gardless or cost. Our ontlro stoc
must be sold by Dccombor 15. All
hats trimmed to order without extri
charge. Miss Evans, MoyorB-' stare.
11-20-tf
S11I0111 Woman's Clnli
Will meet at tho homo of Mre. F.
E. Smith, 917 Court street, Saturday
nt 2:30 p. in.
Meyers Cnw Vn Acni
An application has been filed In
tho circuit court by Joseph Myors to
porpotunto tho testimony of J Moyorsr,
Ed. Unkor, H. W. Moyors, M. L. Moy
ors, H. nockwlth and J, H. Albortr
witnesses, to subBtntnlafo several le
gnl points Involving Mr. Moyois'
property nnd holdings. Tho court Is
sued nn ordor today summoning M.
L. Moyors and II. W. Moyors to ap
pear on November 30, tnts yoar, and
show caiiBO, If nny, why tho above ap
plication should not bo granted, nnd
n porpntuntlon of tho testimony bo
bo ordered by tho court.
BIGGY
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An Era of ProsixM'lty
This county, nnd especially the
Pacific Northwest, Is now entering
nn unprecedented orn of dovolop
ment and prosperity. This oxtonslon
of huslnoss In nil lines will afford
hundreds of openings -for young peo
plo who can koop books and do sten
rgraphy. It Is wise to got ready
now. A rourso of study nt tho Capi
tal HuBlnoss Collego will bo 0110 of
tho best Invest niouts n young mnn
or woman can mnko nt this tlmo. If
Intcro'ted, call to nlk tho matter
over with us, or send for catnlogue.
ll-20-3t.
Did You See
Tho crowds In at Hlngos Josvolry
.Store Ho Is having a snlo, a big
-Joho too. Reductions aro tho biggest
iovor glvon In Salem. 123 N, Com
mercial St. H-20-2t.
Its No Trouble
To select ' Christmas presents tt
(Continued from pago four.)
Snir Francisco, Nov, 20. Chief of
Police Blggy, whose resignation from
tho department may follow tho out
como of tho coroner's Inquest Into
tho sulrldo of Morris Haas, who shot
himself In hU cell at 'tho county Jail,
while guarded by sovernl policemen,
was shown today to havo boon In per
sonnl command of tho mon who
searched Hans.
According to Patrolman Charles r
Groat, who took tho stand, today In
tho second day's session of tho In
quest, ho rodo to the Jail handcuffed
to Hans. In Chief Rlggy's automo
bile with tho chlof and several de
tectives. There Blggy d'reetfHl the search of
the prl'onor. Should the .inry find
Hint Haas had tho little dorrlnger
with which he committed mi'dde, In
his shoo when searched, tho faot will
ho used as a contributory ovldenco of
charges of Inofflcloncy, which Detoc
tlvo William J. Burns declares will
bo brought against Blggy,
Captain Thomas S. Dttko, who
mndo tho first search of Unas In the
court room, produced Otto A,
Bremer, a gunsmith, as an expert to
provo that Hans did not havo the
weapon In hi shoo when ho shot
Francis J. Honey.
Bromor testified that If tho der
ringer hnd been carried for any dis
tance In Haas' shoo tho barrel would
show rust,
Tho derrlngor showed no sign of
rust, and Bremor declared that It
could not havo been carried next to
tho skin.
Boseman, Mont, la In tho hands
of an opldemlc of scarlet fever and
dlpththorla and the schools havo been
ordered closed.
DISARMING OF
MORASJS BEGUN
(United Pros3 Leased Wire.)
(By II, Leo Clothworthy Stair Cor-
respondent U. P.)
Manila, No. 20. A column of in
fantry with artillery iindor tho com
mand of Colonel Edwin F. Hlcnii la
moving today against tho Moros on
tronchorf near Malnbang. R7irfs of
sorlous fighting are expected Iioto any
day.
The advance Is tho beginning or a
gonornl morumont for tho d's.rfirui-
mont of tho Moro trlboi who havo
fallod to Keknowlcrfgo Amotcnu mi
promucy. Colonel Glenn nchluvod distinction
by suppressing tho rebellion in S-
111 a r.
SAYS WAYWA1W ROTS
SHOCL1) T.I7AU.V THADI7
(United Prcs Leased Wlro.)
Sncramonto, Car., Nov. 20. Tho
stnto board of prison directors
points out to Governor James 1$
Glllott tho necessity of teaching
trades to tho rxjyw In ttho state ris.
form school to prevent their becoming-
cr'mtiials "through heck of means
to onrn a livelihood, In their blonnl'al
roport recolved Tt? the governor to
day. Tho board declares tfint many of
tho youth? bocomo criminals after
thoy leavo tho roform schools be
cause they have learned no -trade. T
recommondB that, while undor tho
compulsory discipline of the schools.
tho boys should bo taught a useful1
trado.
The board commonds tho now rule
that no pardon or communtatlon of
sentonco Bliall bo given a convict
until ho hns shown that ho can bo
trusted by being on parole for one
year.
FOUND DROWNED WITH
ROPE ON HIS NECK
(Unltod Press Leased Wire.)
Napa, Cal., Nov. 20. Tho police
aro ondoavorlng to learn today
whether an unidentified man whoso
body was found yesterday In the
Napn rlvor near Jacks Point commit
ted suicide or wns murdered. Tho
body hnd a heavy weight attnehod to
It with a ropo. There were no other
ovldonces of foul play.
The body was thnt of a man about
40 years of ago, had light brown
hair and moustache and wore trous
ers but no coat or shoos. The body
had boen In the wntor sevoral dayi.
The body was first seen by Cap
tain G. H. Plnkham of the Steamer
Zlnfnndol. An Inquest Is to be hold
tomorrow.
COURT HOUSE NEWS
A complaint was filed In the circuit
court this morning by A. C. Cnrter to
recover money on a promissory note
alleged to havo been made to him In
tho sum of $400 by F. J, Eldrledge,
nnd which has not been paid. Attor
ney J. C. McCuo appears for the plain
tlfr In the case,
c
Tho Umatilla Irrigation project is
SI per Mt laitfed.
(United Press Leased Wlro.)
San Francisco, Nov. 20. Alleging
that tliero would not havo been a
general conflagration following tho
earthquake of April 18, 1906, If tho
wator innlns of tho Spring Valley
Water company had been proporlj'
placed in' tho ground, n suit for ovor
$17,000,000 dumngoH ngnlnst tho
water company wns filed In tho
United States circuit court todny
The suit ropres' nli nn nggrogato of
3S00 claims owned by ovor n hun
dred property owners of this city.
They have nil boon a 'signed to Hnrry
S. Rlploy for the purpose of the suit
and nil the claims wlf bo contested
In this one action.
It Is Intimated that similar ac
tions will fo'low ngnlnst tho local
uns company for dnmngu resulting
from explosions of gns from the
Iraky plpo on the lint day of tho
(Tro.
It 'a ndmltter that tho Spring Val
ley will fight tho suits on demurrer
fnfo tho highest court In the fnnd. A
.feet Ion against the company would
menu the loss of Its ontlro capital
rind heavy drains on the liabilities
of tn BtocKiiohiers.
Ono of tho sensational feattiros- of
the complaint Is tho allegation that
"tho water corporation permitted
Its water system to bo managed'
curefoflsly and for private profit of
many of Its directors, nnd stockhold
ers personally."
Atuanvits ny recont employes 01
the company, alleging- misappropria
tion funds, nro said to havo been pro
mi red and mndo ready for filing.
F. Henry Williams, who has-
charge- of tho cases denied that In
surance companies aro Intorostod in
prosecuting 'tho suits. lTo hns boon
worft'ng on tho caso for sfx months.
Samples of broken plpo; trewtlos, and
othor water sorvlco oquipmont are
bofng hold in throo storo rooms,
whffo snfo deposit vaults contain ho
affidavits of flro chiefs and" witnesses.
REAL LOBSTERS
FOR THIS COAST
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TRISC0 TO HAVE
TALLEST HOTEL
United Pross L used Wire.)
San Francisco, Nov. 20. Plans for
a twenty story nddlton to tho St.
Francisco hotel will bo finally passed
upon today by tho hotel managomont,
nnd with tho completion of tho addi
tion tho St. Francis will become the
tallest hotel on tho Pad tic coast and
ono of tho largest In tho world.
The hotol nt r-esent has 700 rooms
and tho annex will bring the total up
to 1050 placing It on an equal foot
ing w'fh tho Waldorf-Astoria In Now
York. Tho height of tho tower, how
over, will mako It tho tallest hotel In
tho west and possibly In tho world.
COSGROVE'S
CONDITION
IS SERIOUS
(United Press Leased Wlro.)
Paso Roble,- Hot Springs, ChI.,
Nov. 20. Tho condition of Governor-elect
H. G. Cosgrove, of' Wash
ington, Is the cause of somo appre
hension today, as he ts showing prac
tically no Improvement.
He Is suffering from Brlght's dis
ease, nnd It Is believed that his con
dition Is serious.
The governor-elect showeaLstgns of
Improvement when be first arrived
here, but his case Is not as satisfac
tory as expected.
Portland, Me., Nov. 20. For the
first tlmo In tho history of tho lob
ster trade, San Franciscans will have
a chnnco of eating "broiled live
lobsters" If n barrel of the tooth
como crustaceans Just sent to tho
Pacific coast arrive thoro enfoly. The
shipment wns made to a fish dealer
lu Sail Francisco ns nn oxrtorlmcnt
nnd If It provos successful, it Is pre
dicted thnt It will revolutionize tho
lobster trade on tho Pacific const.
Should tho attempt he successful,
nn attempt will bo mndo to Intro
duce the real lobster as a rival of
tho crawfish of tho Pacific coast
that Is cold thoro for lobster. Llvo
lobsters havo hitherto not hoen
shipped farther west than Denver.
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COFFEE
Five degrees of excel
lence: good; better;
fine; finer;
finest: all Schilling's Best
Your eroccr rrt'irru your money If you don't
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ness matters for I ".!?. J
ft.5SKM
visii nere wih i..i' ""i
Ml Bum ""'
arrived yesterdw iTEi
!T,,2:'hwfc3
Tnincs Shelley mbi i
yostordny to transit to
tow days and rcnw old
Hnrry Wilson, the-soniw,
block syBtom tendr,Vurtu3
yesterday with hi MHmt. ?U
Mrs. Jnmos Wilson.
Honry Dall y,u puwJ
1u.11.111u on meelectrljB(,
ronmln tho rest of the wkt
mg unsliicss.
Miss Murel Wlotcri of
Qrovo, Is visiting Her m 1
for n fow days. She ilin
Seattle soon "to make ket
homo with her aunt, MnR.
Mrs. Hnrrr Bcctorlth,oU
wns a business visitor htret
returning to that pliwMt.
In.
Miss Clnudla Hale went old
imrn yesterday to rlilt kffj
for a short time. MIsiHileltjtj
school student here.
A I llfirftett has gone to l
to visit for n few dan "Itkllui
nnd brother, Mrs. T P. Vrithi
Michael Ilnrtlott,
John PnttrrsonrelonifiJuiia
Ing from a short limfcfa rjtt
Albany nnd Corrallli.
Mrs. J, D Dulfn and toa. efl
Ohio, arrived ycblordtrtediiiil
Ing at tho home of herditltr,l
Fred Iluyser, nt 111 Ci
street.
Miss Kiln DurdlcKr retorsriti
homo In Drain. Or., (Mi do
or spoudfng the week tlti l
here.
"Taclf" Durns, the weft" Iae:
horse mnn, Is In tho city tWoi
f rlonds hofbro he roes to ft!
for the winter, Durni hi f
the race conrse for the put M
yours, and Is known tnacdi
coast.
Hal Poliinrf. of PAMdeu,lilH
I'fiANNKD FOR yrcr YK.R c'ty trnnsuctfns Jmi iw
n Francisco, ov. 2(5. Lending Hy nJ r?'d1'rgl
1 morchnnts of this cftr bepn '"In"''' P"
Sn
retail
nrorWrntlons today for tho greatest
Now Yoar colouration ever froM In
San Francisco. The- hilarious- cole
hrntfons of formor yonrs wfll bo
eclipsed If tho suggestions made at a
meeting of tho merchants lust night
nro Incorporated In tho' pains. Tn ad
dition to tho morry-mnUlng, tfvo- core
brutfon will bocomo a festival or
mnnir grns In which a groat puntdo
of maskers nnd floatw on Sfaritet
streot will bo features.
Tho colobratlon will coimnomornte
not nlono tho now yenr'lr entrance lt
win nttost tho growth and" prosiwtfty
of Sun Francisco.
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SHAMPOO AND MANICURE
KLTiA M. COUCH, PrfetenJ.
My procosses aro scientific sad sat
isfaction guaranteed. My creams and
hair tonics aro tested and tried by
time and. experience. Give me a trial.
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1113. 11-2-tf.
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Hours, 9 a. m. to 11 p. m.
Experienced Lady Attendants ,
Grand Opera House
Jno, P. Conlray, Mgr.
ONE WEEK
Starting Monday, Nov. 23
, OLIVER J. ECKHARDT,
Presents
"Eckhardt's Ideals"
In a Repertoire of fiootl Plays
Menday: "The Village School
Master."
PRICES 5pc, 85c, 88c, 15c.
Seat sale at box oce Monday 9 A. M.
j Investmont Co., and li lotKM
sovernl firms' In1 Portuna.
SAFE 6tOW OPE!
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Tho Southern PaclfedM'J
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night, and the aie dvj v--
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