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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 28, 1908)
I'. I DAILi' CAIUT AL JOUllNAL, 8ALEM, ORMGOtf, SATU1PAY, NOVEMBER 8, 100. c;' :'C. I . t Ki MMMMUIhnMWa Get a Map of Portland Then shut your eyes. Then place your fingemon or about the center of the Penin sula. Then open them and you will find your finger is on Fairport - Then make a few casual enquiries regarding the prices of property on all sides, and you will find that our prices are just about one-half of what they are asking for ad joining property, which are not nearly so well located as Fairport. Tomorrow being Sunday, a good day, we shall sell a great number oMots. So don't put it off. Jump on the 6:40 car for Portland tomorrow. Call at our office and we will take you out to Fairport and show you a chance whichJf taken advantage of will make some easy money for you. Are You Willing To Be Shown? Do you want to make an investment of $10 down and $10 a month for a lot that will cost you $250, and that will double and triple in a few years?. Never before has the workingman the man on small salary or with a few dollars to spend each month had such an opportunity for investment as he has in Fairport today. I tTtnTOL GZ2Etf $10.00 DOWN LJLJ 1 O JpOU $10.00 A MONTH Own your own home; stop paying all you make to the landlord The first step is to own your own lot, then conies the home-START NOW. Don't delay, but look into Fairport if it is all we say for it, you want to own a lot here, for you can make big money by spending $10 a month call on us and let us tell you more about this blue ribbon addition. Fairport lies directly next to the Swift town site, where over $650,000 is being spent now to make homes for the Swift people, to build office buildings, banks, stores, etc. And every dollar that is spent to improve the Swift townsite will improve Fairport. Thousands of men and women and their families will live on the Peninsula and be employed at the great packing-houses that are now being erected there. These packing-houses and other industries, a huge saw mill with a capacity of 300,000 feet of lumber a day, tanneries, glue and by-product fonfni'inc mill cnnn tn nmninn full nononlfw onrl Intirl frn linmno nn thn Dnninonlo iiill Un fij IUUIUIIU3, Will OUUH UM I UIIIIIIIVJ IUII UCIJJUUIIJT, C4IIU ICIIIU IUI IIUIIIUO Ull 1Mb I lilllllGUICl Will IJC in great demand; Kenton and Fairport will be centers for all this activity. Home sites for all these people. Do you want to share in this great prosperity on the Peninsula? . You can Will you? Then buy a lot in Fairport. REDUCE WORKING FORCE ON CANAL (t'nltcd Proas Lensed Wire.) Aiicon, Cniuil Zone, Nov. 28. "No liclp wnntod," Is the sIk lmS out over the Pnnania Cntml zone to day. The reneon for this, in ex plained by the government nnithor ltlen, Ib that the work on the "1!k ditch" has pnsetl Its highest point, o far as tho employment of men In concerned. The present tendency i not to employ more men but to re duce the force, nnd this applies nllho to clerical, artisan and labor classes. From this forward, the work in the canal 70110 will bo confined large ly to actual canal building. Including excavating nnd dnm and lock con struction. Building nnd municipal work, erecting houses, Installing water and sower systomB nnd ro.id making have reached tho Btago whore moBt of tho expenditure from this 'tlmo forth will bo for mainten ance. On this account, tho forces formo-- ly engaged In municipal onglneor ' llllll Ulllllllllt, nutv uti." ,.....,.., .... I In con'oquonco, tho s 'vices of n ponlers, plumbers nnd other nrtlsand Imvo been dispensed with. Wher ovor possible the men whose ser vices are not needed In one division of th work nro employed on nnothe' and this nystcm of transferring mem bers of tho present force also re duces the numbor of posltlonsopon to new men. PRISON CONDITIONS WILL CAUSE CLASH BETWEENTWO Woman Commissioner, Who Will Fv a. tion of Kansas Penitentia' v to OklahnnV115 0 .,,., , lv.ull ui WUIJ, (United Press Leased Wire.) Fort Worth, Tex., Nov. 28. Ponr- er "owfenr. a crlih .,.. tated f v n ;"'H 1 !....i i i ..i....... . "U,UQ fV,... " uifc jiu iiin.nuBuiiuii, iiiu uiiiiuiiiu iu j IUI0VP(I to go lo tn 1 raW'l which may cause an open rupture, out first boln .k. t,f,VI ----a uuuiMfiBX i. m "" ship. To LOOKING OUT FOR PACIFIC SHIPBUILDERS Washington, D. C, Nov. 28. The cons'rurMon of bIx tor(do ' ttts by Pacific const builder Ime Iumii sub- gesteil to tho President by Victn- II Motcalf.'formor secrotnry of tho navy who Ib proparlng today to leave Washington. Metcalf siiKgoats six of tho eight mosquito crnft should be built o'n Pnclflc coast. Delivery on 'u Pa cific coast would handicap onstorn builders so much that thry would bo comiiflled to relinquish the entr: ct. He ala i told tho Presldont Mint ho believed it would be good pjlloy for I him to alow Truman H. Newberry, 'noting secretary of tho nnvy. to per mit the hpppeiilngs Ht tliu Newport ronfri,ni, to be publihml. COPPER MINES WILL EMPLOY THOUSANDS betwocn tho state of Oklahoma and KnnBas, Governor Ilnskoll is today trying to find MlssKnto Barnard commissioner of chnrltle and cor rections In Oklahoma,, Miss Bar nard has vanished nnd her friends hero say thnt bIio will not be hoard from until ufter December Bho will mnko n report to the Olcla homa legislature rognrdlng nlleged terrible conditions In the Kansas penitentiary at Lansing, whore Ok lahoma convicts are Incnrcornted. Startling charges of cruelty are said to be made against tho Lansing prison ofllclals In Miss Darnnrd'B re port. Haskell nnd Governor Hoch of KnnBnB were reported to have clashed on this subject and the form-Idle ages. ivold tronM. ,... . " topped from ,lghu; '-''s to person, i1m? lo hao m.. mu. Bfmuftj; she ncwises nmM,i. .. .. with brutality to. v " " S!n !!!?,l,rcu?t0and"M.S vesllgnto the condition! Among tho brntallUH toe I'rlwnorsnrealleBeitobuJJ nrn rnnVn .n...i..i. . H,"J aro swung by the wrlitt ! uj cofllns In which offenders ir, S anl then linvn (. . . ' thorn, and various other itiJ llnr to thoso oiriployoil In ft, I Nothing Impo . ssi SEE FAIRPORT IN OUR AUTOMOBILES SUNDAY Or any day you have time, but don't delay too longlots are selling fast and will soon be gone. MIKKELSEN & TUCKER ?Zi AGENTS 301-2 Corbett Building Fifth and Morrison Streets WRITE FOR FREE BOOKLET ON FAIRPORT Vancouver. H. C, Nov. 2S. Thoro is much rejoicing today in the cop por roglons as far north from here as Wliito Horse ovor tho iiowh that tho ndvnnco in tho prlcu of copper Iuih made It posslblo for the operatoiH to throw open their mlnoH, many of which Imvo boon Idle for u year. Within tho next fow weeks it is ox pocted that employment will bo given to 1000 mou iilono In the Drltanula mine on Howo Sound, twenty iuIIoh north of Vancouver. Don't lose any tlmo wondering how we enn soil goods it il big reductions, but we nro dotermlncd To Close Out the Jewelry Branch of our business nnd therefore, will offer goods nt such prices tk are bound to move them quick. Our goods nro all now, bright, snappy designs nnd ion eu sure mako'n selection from this big lino. Silverwear at Biggest Reductions Don't wait and got Into tho big crowds. Buy early and hn goods laid nsldo for you. Charles IL Binges, Jeweler and Optician. Only One on Commercial S tmmmn wiii mmi m t in -nnrmT rrnrrariMmmi -f 9 9-f999Bf -Hlfit I ft 1 U 1 1 IHCHtl i Chnstmas Will Soon Be Here you will want to make muiio one happy. Why not she something suhHtantlal and useful? WE HAVE IT In tho Hliuof an eus: rocKtr hunglng lamj) or somo Glassware, in an up-to-dato utore. or a bedroom suit or n r - In fact any thing ui'iI'tk:' O. LMcPEEK, 1 70S. Com St WJH--K&44H- I I WWWWWWWWg' I tm999 1 I i I 9-f-f4-f-l-i-f 1 9 1 9 1 i -HHH Grand Opening Skate TODAY (AFTERNOON AND EVENING) At the AUDITORIUM RINK Music by Auditorium Rink Band f. New Skates New Management New Floor Are You in the Market for Gas or Electric Fixtures We are a Salem Factory and can undersell any fitxure house on the Coast. - charge you nothing to Instal. the fixtures purchased hero and save you freignt s- hfisirifis. Whfin vnn hnv filswhpro vnn nav nhniit twirsfl ns much for YOlir fixture ,j ,, i...t.,aebXt' Si ' $ net chandeliers made un a lo in time and shon worn. We make to order an mw $1 ing our lactury. We have a designer who knows what yju want and can assist y ! l ' .eiecling. We invite comparison with any other fixture house as to Prices, Workmanship and Finish ? i I? l Be on hand to eijoy the first night of this popular J i amusement wn U T ir.ir.oTrM i oo nAn nn,,r 1 3R. BumS leSS , vvu uai.y .iic lamuuo uivuomiv iuiiijj, oc uauuiu huvyi', ft-- t 3-canclje power ordinary la np. We have 4-8-16 candle power lamps for 15c eac . j AfinHto nnunr hmnc 5rin UCllllItU iUVII lUIIIJvl WWUa , UAtl I ' Your, kerosene lamn we will convert into cms or electric at nominal charge j j ."ixturco from -32.50 up. ' SESSIONS Afternoons, 2:30 to 5. Evening; first Session, 7:30 to 10 w Evening, Session, 10 to 12. Electric Fixture & Supply fe Phone 26?. 245 North Liberty $trwt. fl flilfriff !! llffllIMftiltllf4if tf4t J lltft444-i444ltS4Hai-HH-HH'' ,JU4
