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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1908)
iMIIA CAMY L JOURNAL, BALKM, OH BOON, MONDAY, DKCKaiBlSll 7, 1P0H. ill' if U ;r i v !t'.6 1 .itf ny Ih; if. n. I !! J GREAT REMOVAL SALfc. Store Rented Over Onr We are compelled to move January 1, but prefer to sacrifice this great stock and put the money irrthe bank rather thar 'Wj"'" to our new attempt to close out the stock at cost and less and not simply an onenng or a rew oroKen u this Great Removal Sale,. Store Closed Monday Sale Begins Tuesday, Dec. 8, at 8-a. m. UUH l H i;i II I II If'IIMII III I Mil VII Jfl U(l V I ULIL U lilli LU OCIUI IIIUO U U HIVM viwwii mmm mm uiw i - - - - . . . . . . . i t , vii luiiHiinn II nitpmnt tn ninsn nut thn stnok at cost and less and not simnlv an offering of a few broken lines of old style shoes, look over tnese prices. The finest shoes msZ . 141 Mtiw...r. w w ....--.-.. .-..-.-..--.---....,., .MUC MEN'S SHOES Men's Edwin Clapp pat, leather, reg, $6,50 sale $5.15 Men's Edwin Clapp kid or box calf, reg $5,501'$6, sale $4.65 Men's vici box calf, reg ,$5,00 :.. v $3.65 Men's patent leather, reg, $4,00, sale ' '' $2.95 Men's box calf vici, reg, $4,00, sale ....--..t.- $2.95 Men's patent leather, reg, $3,50, sale ...- 1 . $2.75 Men's box calf vici, reg, $3,50, sale : '- $2.75 Men's box calf and vici, reg, $3,00 1 .$2.25 Men's box calf and vici, reg, $1.75-32.00, sale U $1.35 Men's high cut ,reg, $9,00, sale : $6.90 Mens' high cut, reg, $8,50 sale, : A $6.45 Men's high cut, reg, $7,50-8,00, sale jt-i $5.95 Men's high cut, reg, $7,00, sale .- $5.60 Men's high cut , reg $6,50 sale, '. $5.15 Men's high cut, reg, $6,00, sale $4.85 Men's high cut, reg, $5,00, sale .: $3.90 Men's high cut, reg, $3,75-4,00 $3.15 Boys' Boys' Boys' Boys' Boys' BOYS' LADIES' MISSES', AND CHILDREN sale CM .... r,.- GQ rc Oliuub, ic&uiai 4ju,uu, Shoes, regular $2,50 Shoes, regular $2,00, sale Shoes, regular $ 1 .75, sale i Shoes, regular $1,50, sale I - J!am) nnl ln4ltAI' rtiwl hlfnnrl rA t 1 1 rt I 4 nrtLn - I tv """" "" - - Luuieb (Jtti, icauici, iicuiu lumcu anu won auius, leguiar $o,U0, salp Laides' vici leather ,hand turned and welt soles, regular $5,00 sa Ladies pat, leather and vici kid, reg, $4,00, sale L Ladies pat, leather and vici kid, reg, $3,50, sale Ladies pat, leather and vici kid, reg, $3,00, sale Ladies pat, leather and vici kid Ladies pat, leather and vjci kid, Lfluiea mu iocuiioi auu vioi mu, SHOES A hrrrrs nllrtrtO IVIIdOUd OIIUCO, Misses' shoes, Misses' shoes. Misses' shoes, Misses' shoes, Children's shoes regular regular regular regular regular cjo &n $2,00, $1,75, $1,50, $1,25, reg, jje.ou, sale ... reg, $1,75-2,00, sale reg, $1,50, sale ... sale, sale sale sale , sale IU BROKEN LOTS OF ALL KINDS ALMOST GIVEN -& m AW, OUR NEW STORE Will be located In the building now occupied by the Centrnl Grocery, two doors south of our present location. This building will bo remodeled nnd made Into a flrst-clas& hhoo store ww . i will bo enabled to offor nn entirely now stock 1n tho now store. Our ndvlco Is to comecarlrt m prepare than ever to servo the public, nnd, by closing out our present stock during this great salo, wo select your years supply or snoes. lou win snvo 'za to oo per cent on nno footwear by so doing, OREGON SHOE COMPANY TO&g RaMMHHHHMHHHHHMHmHHnHHMHM come early ujm,,aj GOING TO SPOKANE APPLLSH0W VALLEY FRUIT MEN INTERESTED 'DENY WRECKS DUE t Spokane's National Apple Show Is attracting attention from frult growors all ovor tho Unltod Stntos this week. Eighty Iioxob of tho choicest fruit shown at tho Portland exhibit Of tho Northwost Fruit Grow ers' nssoclatlon and Oregon Stnto Horticultural socloty aro bolng dls playod, whtlo 20 other boxos of pro mtum takors aro ruBhlng across tho coutlnont to Now York city to bo Rhown In Maoy'x windows and then forwardod to tho rulers of England, Germany, Franco and Russia, in ttpcclally soalod boxes to Insure their safo arrival In London, Uorlln, Par Is and St. Petersburg. A lurgo numbor of fruit growors In tho Wlllamotto valloy aro going to attend tho Spokano Nntlonnl Ap plo Show. RallroadH havo mndo re decued rates; tho North Dank rjiul runs a Portland DiiBlness Men's ox (Mirson which many aro going to take advantago of. Seo ad In this paper. Tho O. R. & N. Co. has also a now tlmo card In effect for Spoknno. Look it up. Uy leaving Salem on tho 3:0G Klectrlc llyer, or tho 2:45 Roseburg express on Friday, Decern bor 11th you mako connection for Spokano. TO DISSIPATION (United Press Lonsed Wlro.) Denver, Colo., Dec. 7. A special commlttoo of rnllrond employes today sont to Dr. R. W. Corwln n contradic tion of his recent statement that "rnllrond wrecks are generally brought by omployos who drink gamblo and indulge in otlior form of dlBslpntion, nnd not becnuso they aro overworked." Tho reply charac terizes tills clinrco ii "n rnliititnv ' 1 and continued thus: "Whllo this grntltulous nnd un- wnrranted nttnek wns not confined to I any particular branch of tho sorvlco, I and whllo, perhaps, It Is giving It too , much notice It Is so generally unfnlr mm u hub cauBca soma little discus sion and fooling, nnd. possibly, war rants a public donlnl." Tho commltteo, which hns taken lormni oxcoption to Dr. Corwln's rj marks, consists of C. A. Hnllowoll, F. D Elliott, W. S. Amnion nnd W. S. McFnrlnnd, of Denver division No. 44, Ordor of Railway Conductors of Amorlcn. Dr. Corwln Is division sur Koou of the Missouri Pacific rnllwny at Pueblo, Colo., and his remarks wore mndo In n speech dollvored on November 17, before tho Now York nnd Now England Asioclntlon of Rnllwny Surgeons, In Now York City MAY HAVE ROBBED IN MANY CITIES (United Pross Lenscd Wire.) Winnipeg, Man., Dec. 7. In tho arrest of three men nnd a woman in tho net of robbing a jowolry storo in this city todny, tho pollco bollovo thoy havo captured tho loadors of a gang which hns been conducting suc cessfully wholesale operations In tho disposal of stolon goods botwoon Can n da and tho United States. Sophlo "Wilson, A. M. Copolnnd, Philip Groenbaum nnd Aloxnndor Mntthows, a negro, constltuto tin quartet which has fnllon into tho hands of tho "Wlnnlpog pollco. Tho detectives bollovo that they havo boon working with othor crooks In Amorl cn in gotting rid of diamonds, Bilks mid furs, which hnvo been scoured by shoplifters In tho big cities. In order to obtain nddltionnl infor mation on tho case, tho pollco havo wired to the nulhorltloi of Chicago, Now York, Cincinnati, Omaha and Denver. BICYCLERS RACING FOR WORLD'S RECORD (Unltod Pross Leased Wlro.) Now York, Dec. 7. Sixteen teams of blcyclo racors gathered from nil parts of the world, stnrtod nt mid night thl morning on tho slx-dny In door race at Madison Square Garden. A pure or $2000 has been orforod by a French firm of bicycle manufac turers to tho team which breaks tho record, If tho riders aro forolgnors. Tho 1899 record, which has nover yet ocoii lowered, wns 2733 miles nnd I Inps, and wns made by tho Miller and Wallor combination. At 8 o'clock this morning tho Iond crs In tho hnco had covered 185 miles and I lap?. This was throe laps bet tor -than tho distance mndo by tin Uodoll Ilrothors In 1902. Logan, .of Irolnnd, wns in tho load, tho balance trailing in short dlstnuroa boh hid. At 9 o'clock nlno tonms had n score of 20G mtlos nnd G laps, Which, In Itsolf, Is n now record. At 10 o'clock ton tonms hud gono 227 milos nnd 7 laps, four teams woro only n lap behind that record. Ono team had run 2G2 miles nnd 'i laps, and another had gono 22G mllej and I Inps. WAIT THREE MONTHS BEFORE NAMING CHIEF (United Press Leased Wlro.) San Frnnclsco, Doc. 7. Tho board of pollco commissioners today havo caused It to bo understood that no uccossor to tho lato Chief of Pollco William J. Blggy will bo appointed by them until after throo months hnvo expired. All tho mcinboi of tho board Individually concede that Ulggy wns lost a week ago' from tho pollco boat Patrol. Thoy wish, however, to dofor hast yactlon until tho three months' period, provided by pollco regulations, has elapsed be fore naming a successor to tho ni lin ing chief. Tho bay Is still bolng patrolled by tho pollco lnunch, and several tlmoo a day falso reports aro turned In lo tho harbor -station that Ulggy's holy was seen llnntlng In tho bay. Speculation as to tho successor of (ho chief Is still going tho roumlB of tho department, but nuthorltatlvo an nouncement hns not been mndo. . congress by tho national rivers nnd fellow gtudent by ikj u harbors congress. Vice-President nnlson, A noconVS Fairbanks, AmbnBsador mnunssnuor James first and nnt i.i. Ilrvpn Aiwlrmv Pnpnoirlo !...!. 1....1 ... ..j '. .."!' . ,,-,., ........ v... v,.. .,U(,,i;, 1 ivBitiviii io Biuacnu TI I Samuol Gompors of tho American conveyed by a letter to b Feoratlon of Lnbor, Seth Low form- Young Mott vai tnploidk oriy mayor or now York; Speaker months as reporter oatbt uumm, oucromry uarueid 01 ino do part,mont of tho Interior, and Secre tary wllson, of tho department of agriculture will bo among the speakers. TIiIb Is tho first year that the Pa cific const will bo ropresonted nt the national rivers nnd harbors congress. I'onnor Govornor George C. Pardee Journal. WROTE LETTER TO POM Snn Francisco, Det writing expert TheaktlA ported to tno police ttii i (tint In a nnlnlAn tVMnr ?v.Cn,.,0.rn,n, D.r' M- G- ,,.,,n.,0.ck Vr BllBhtcHt doubt that tit mil Wnshngton nnd others will be l ,0n to Horry Itou.entfcdri uttondunco. HUTmCIt DRY DOCKS URGKI) (Continued from pago 1) arh powders" which Bout wallowed and vhlch ix i his iloath from itnchtlwi was tho handwrltlnjcf Johl Wilson, a young mis iui nloycd by Doas In hit (m It Is understood I buslnoss. The Ucdtrltl'4 kl letter. Kytka told CapUIi HI Ilnlns' Trial Monday. ' (United Press Leased Wlro.) Now York, Dec. 7. Justice Crane of tho Biiprlmo court of Flushing, L. I., decided todny that tho trial of Thornton Jenkins Mains should en on noxt Monday Halns Is tho brother of Captain Potor C. HaliiB, tho slayer of William B. Annls, whoso trial Is delayed pending tho Investigation of tho question .as to his sanity. WATERWAYS WILL HAVE BIG BOOST (United Pross Lonsod Wlro.) Washington, D. C, Doc. 7. Tho nation's capital this wool; entertains moro distinguished mon of noto throughout tho country ovor boforo in Its history. Uesidcs congress thoro nro sovornl g-eat conventions with tho general object In view of Improvement nnd coiiBorvntlon of tho country's re sources. At tho first formal Joint conserva tion conforonco tomorrow afternoon with Presidont-olect Tnft presiding, Prosldont Itoosovclt will mnko tho opening nddress. Govornor Chtunborlaln of Oregon will nddress tho conforonco ,on ho of tho governors of various states. Representatives of tho house nnd of tho sonnto will also speak. Doflnlto plans for tho Improve ment of wntorwnys and harbors of tho Pacific coast will bo urged on It Is constructed. that President-elect Taft favors a gradual lncroaao of tho Pacific fleet i tectlves Kelly today Uliil. until It will bo ns largo as that main- fenturos Idontlcsl with u talncd on tho Atlantic In lottors which hare tMi I Chlor CniiRtrnctcir (liiniis. In hlu ns Wilson's ronort. nxnrnRRnn Rtrnmrlv ilm nnin AccordlnE to Krlki, til Ion thnt tho now nnval station nt I to disguise the handirrbj Poarl Harbor, Hawaii should be very clever tut lerrto w mnlntnined only as a ropalr station, tho pecullorltiei oi mi Ttn anva rnthor than hide them. "I inn of tho opinion that the bta-l Tho police annoBnceltiy ll.wt ),n.,t.i i. ,ii...i .......i.. I nnnn ihivt. immeflttieii WW along tho lines of n ropalr station Inquest over po. tw nnd that no cousldomtlon bo given to Its development ns a shipbuilding ynrd tho work of shipbuilding lin ing much moro advantngeousl per formed on tho mainland of the Unlt od States." fOinriw ncalnst WllsOl Accnrdlntf to the Wl brothor, Wilson "ijop4"H ray Boas and returned u i kindnesses by nejlecutj oj ' .... Ihnl hurl hMB CUtriitMl care. Martin Doas alktatKJ .:...- .... .i,. wiitAtbiiH JAMKS MtTT HAS , '"? ln Eait. be & ll A NAKICOW IiSOAPK. ..?",i. .m o)il James Mott, eon of Dr. W. S. Mott!" ,""ud Oakland. BoW nt Miln kKv lir,l n imrnti oonniin frnm l" .' . . ...vi. iwd death whtlo returning to Now York ' !1.,"er0M occasion fc City whoro ho Is university, from ho had boon visiting his brother. "lately betrayl Floyd a student nt Jefferson Medio- T'w inn. i drf nl collojje. A shot discharged by an . - fW m, unknown enmo through the car w'n-, the l'nU.eat tlve4 vbat tkH dow, cut a path through young Motf f fra ) del eeww Hi MLM - m r liSi llfiktf vy Vfi ML teim X V A ..'ft I xfn: ll feilr'jW Advance Showing of Christmas Gifts For Men and Young Men Now is Bfictfmp t( tin vmir rhrktmaQ hnnnin?. H you will find a splendid assortment of new gift H8 attractively priced. Do vour hnvin now. Wc wi hnlrl iUt orinrlc -f ru nUt AMW-i Al-fcl- rntnfi3lW ..w w. jjvvuaivi IUIUIC MK,iHfKsiy ll IIOIIOI- v-v.--- see our interesting display of Men's Clothing and Furnishings PYKIOMT ! TMC MK(K Of MICHAELS-STERN FINE CLOTHING MIOHACIV, TRM ft CO. nooHi.Tin, N, v. Salem Woolen Mills Store
