Daily capital journal., November 21, 1908, Page 4, Image 4

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goods. THIS ROOM MUST BE VACATED.
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ROASTERS
ROASTERS
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Savoy Self Basting
Savoy Self Basting, Enameled
Usual
Price
$ .50
1.25
- 1.75
Sale
Price
$ .35 Self Basting -
.85 Roasters -
1 .25 Roasters
Flintstone 3-piece Enamel, Guaranteed Ten Years Enameled Baking Pans
4 qt. Double Boiler, usual price 60c, sale pr. 40c
Usual Sale
Price Price
$2.00 $1.50
2.50 2.00
2.75 2.25
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price - 35c
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Boilers, Copper BoUom, usual price $1.00, sale price
Boilers, Galvanized Iron usual price $1.00, sale price
Boilerf, Tin, usual price 85c, sale price
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FATALLY W0MDS Of FICER;
THEN HANGS HIMSELF
(Unltod Proaa Lonsocl Wlro.)
Snn Joho, Cal., Nov. 21 After a
light with a dospornto thus in which
ho was Bhot twlco, Patrolman Hay
W, Stnrlilnl Is lying in n precnrlonn
condition today nt tho city hospital.
George Italian!, ex-convlct and nior
Iihino fiend, who did tho shooting
whon Stnrhtrd called to arrest him
at his homo last night, lump; himself
In IiIh coll at tho c'ty July 20 inln
utos aftor Ills enptnro.
Mrs. llallard, tho wife of tho dend
man, Is bolng troatod for a shot
wound In tho right arm, rocolvod
whon alio ntomntoil to wrost n rovol
vor from tho handn of hor husband
during tho fight with Starblrd.
Stnrbkd wnj ordered by Chlof of
Pollco Ilaloy yesterday afternoon to
nrrcst Dallard on suspicion that tho
convict was implicated In Humorous
bloyclo thefts. Taking with him
Patrolmnn John Salisbury, Starblrd
wont to Dallard's homo,
Salisbury remained In tho patrol
wagon while Stnrhlnl ontored the
houeo, A vcullle was heard and two
shots followed. When Salisbury
brolto In tho door, ho found Starblrd
do:porntcly wounded but clinging to
ntillard. Tn n huddlo nearby lay
Ballard's wlfo.
Starb'rd was hurried to tho hos-
1 pltal whore It was ascertained that
two bullotj pinetrutod his abdomen
ind ho has llttlo chnnco of rocovory.
Mrs. Dallard reficed to go to a Iiob
pltal and a surgeon later extracted a
bullet from her nrm.
After being taken to his coll, Dal
lard attempted to butt his. brnlin
out against tho wall. Half an hour
Intor, a trusty saw him hnnglng from
a window bar In thd coll. Dallard
had mndo n noose of his suspendors
nnd wub dend whon out down.
ONLY ONE
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of tho Wisconsin State Fedorat'on of
Labor.
Gompsrs re-olectlon conios a u
vindication of his couro In taking
'the American Federation of Labor in
to politics nnd working ror the clee
t'on of William .1. Dryau during tho
Inst national cnmpn'gu.
Although tho convention has bon
in so slon for two weoks and eov
oral efforts woro mndo to organlzo
an opposition to Gompors, thoy nil
failed and the president of the or
ganization was Bwopt Into ofllee
nguln with n great demonstration.
James Duncan was re-olocted first
vlce-preel'lent by, ncclnmatlon.
Danlol Keofo, one of tho vlce
pros'donts of tho federation, was
forced to decline ro-nomlnatlon by
tho recommendation of tho commit
tio on Gompor'3 report, which stato.l
that all who do not ngreo with tho
political policy of tho oxecutivo
council of tho American Fedointiou
of Labor should resign from ofllce.
Koofo wne given permission to
mnko a porsonal explanation of his
reasons for dccl'nlng to nccopt tho
nomination, Ho said that tho
adoption of tho report of tho com-'
mlttoo on tho president's report
compeuea mm to leave- mo executive
council ns a mnttor of principle '
"I hnvo voted tho Republican tick-1
et for 32 years and will continue in
that faith until my consclonco tolls
mo to do othorwlio," declnrcd Keefe,
In explanation of his action In sup-
p.titlag Taft la oppcsillca U
recomnienilatlon of tfc hi
council. Ho waj liberally u
od when he took bl it
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED I
BY 9-YEAR-OLD!
Rantn. Ana. Cal. Nor Jl-
McDowell, nsd H.dMtofcJ
a gunshot wound rew j
hands of 9-year-old Awm-
limf IllL'llt. il
The hoys were duck bMtW
Jones' hnmraerleu shotjan
.lmitally discharged. Tbeci
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I; Going! Goilld Goillg! I WhHeYouBlow Yourself for Comforts at Wednesday's Special
My stock is getting smaller every day, the sales are
beyond my expectation and will be more and more from
now on. Goods coming in everyday for the Holidays
which were ordered before I knew I was going to reduce
my stock so I can give m re time to my fast growing
opitcal business. These ae in the sale and will be sold
at the prevailing cut to tie quick. It's to your advan
tage to come early, better selection and more time to
look the immense stock over. Goods selected with a
small deposit down can bs reserved until Christmas. To
give prices is impossible on our big stock, but come in
and see the reduction yourself.
C. l HINGES, Jeweler and Optician '
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$1.50 Comforts at . . $1.10 $2.25 Comfortc at . . $1-55
$2.00 Comforts at . . $1.32 $3.00 Comforts at . . $2-15
$4.00 Comforts at . . . $2.98
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Finest cotton find wool blankets at same reductions. Remember the
Wednesday, Ihe 25th. See samples in window
The House Furnishing Company
177 LIBERTY STREET. SALEM, OREGON
$ 1?3 Commercial St Only one on this Street J
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