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IF ANY BODY ASKED YOU WHAT KIND
OF CLOTHES YOU WANT FOR XMAS,
YOU'D SAY GOOD CLOTHES, AND NOTH
ING ELSE.
That's your rule for Clothes, isn't it? It's ours, too,
as sellers. We make a specialty of Quality; we aim to
make high quality higher, to put more value and merit in
to each price range, to improve the goods in every way,
When you think of Overcoats, Raincoats or Top Coats,
it will pay you to think of this store because you will find
here the finest gathering of overcoats anywhere in Sa
lem, There's no other stock like it, Auto Coats button
through from chin to ankle, fancy and plain fabrics,
PRICES FROM
$15.00 to $30.00
.I.L. O L.. tl. Cl.alln ( lfM I
Young Men and Boys are favorite trade with us; and we take extra care to look
out for their interests, We have the goods and styles that please the smart young
TAUGHT TO .
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session of thoni and brought tho pris
oner to tho court ihouso to bo oxtim
lncd farther ns to his Intentions.
Aftor Each nnd Wnrdon Curtis luul
puit Bovornl questions to him point
blank, tho Jnp Informed them that a
man by tho nnmo of Oampboll, now
In tho ponltontlnry, serving a tlmo
for robbery, told him how to got tho
liquid oxploBivo from tho dynamite-,
nnd thnt ho made It himself. Later,
when Shorlff Harry Mlnto, District
Attornev John McNnry nnd Warden
Curtis hold a talkfcst with him In
itlio Jnll, ho alleged thnt ho was going
to turn tho bottlo of death over to n
trusty with somo "dopo," which lio
had boon requested to got for a fol
low prisoner, from n bnrtondor in n
Portland saloon. Who tho bnrkoon
or was or who tho truBty waB, the
wily Jap refused to stato. Aftor eov
ornl moro pointed questions woro
nskel him, tho Jap declared ho fixed
up tho exploslvo to gain ontrnco to
tho Woodbum bank.
Merry
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iwwMmasBBia
fellows,
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:THIS STORE IS THE HOME OF;
HART, SCBAFFNER AND MARX CLOTHES
Bring the children up to Toyland, 2nd floor,' and see the "Rose City Flyer" and the
"Cherry City Limited," real electric toy trains, They really run by electricity, We are
more than proud of the fine showing of dolls this Xmas, We've so many dolls for
every little girl in. Salem at just what you want to pay, Iron trains, wagons, stuffed an-
mals, games, blocks, dishes, paints, balls, horns, drums, etc,
Toyland--Second Floor
HEMINWAY'S
SPOOL SILK
5c SPOOL
100 YARDS
&.W.&3.Mem
HEMINWAY'S
SPOOL SILK
5c SPOOL
100 YARDS
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CITY NEWS
ooooooooooo
Wentfler Forecast
Itnlu tonight ami Saturday; wann
er tonight; increasing southerly
WlllllN.
Wlxm In rsrUnnd
Visit Hall's restaurant, 330 Wash
ington Btroct. o-o-d
W. T. Rlgtlon, Undortakw
Always progrosBlvo, up-to-date
Full equipment, largest stock.
10-21-ood-tf.
Gllson'a Place Eleven barber chairs.
Everything Electrical
Can bo had at 484 Court St. Cap
ital Electrical Supply Co., E. W.
v.jrce, Prop. 17-eod-tf.
After January 1, lOOO '
Tho homo of Win. Brown, 578
Stno street, will bo for rent. Foi
particulars Inqulro at roaldonco,, 578
Stnto stroot, or at office, 129 Com
mercial etroot, 12-5-lw
For Rent
Barn and two or threollght house
keeping rooms. Dopot Hotol, near
S. P. dopot 12-10-3t
A Unity Store
From tho crowds that woro seen In
Pntton's boolcstoro today It Beoma
that tho holldny rush Is now on in
truo stylo. Tho Pattons hnvo a stock
of Chrlotmns merchandise that is
without doubt proving popular,
Post Ourjl Docorntion
Pattou'o Post Card Hall has been
decorated In truo Christmas style.
Evergreons, holly and red bolls, bleni
with tho magnificent display of holi
day postals. Every thing Imaginable
in post cards can bo found there. It
Is worth anyone's tlmo to nay this
plnco a visit.
Tho Salem Women's Club-
Will meet at the homo of Mrs. A.
N. Moores Saturday at 2:30.
MICHIGAN BANK
CLOSES DOORS
(United Press Leased "Wire.)
Sprlngport, Mich., Doc. 11. Tho
Sprlngport State Savings bank was
'closed to dny'by ordor of tho stato
banking commissioner. Henry Fog
olsnng, tho cnshlor of tho Institution
has dopartod.
Tho amount of tho shortngo In
the bank's funds la not yot known.
Tho doposlts reached $500,000. Mis.
Tosna Roberts, president of tho bank
whb tho largest stockhodcr.
q
John Cavltt loft this morning for
Solo whoro ho has a position ns n
tonchor In tho hesool near that place.
HUIE WING SANG CO.
ALL KINDS HOLIDAY GOODS
Silk Handkerchiefs, Chlnawaro,
Ornaments, Curios, Gonts' and La
dles Furnishing Goods, Silks,
Waists, Klmonns, Wrappers, Under
woar, Coats. Pants, Blankets, Hose,
Shoes, Night Gowns, etc.
Now All Goods Sale At Cost.
ii'M tf. Commercial St., 1st Store N,
VALUABLE
(Contlnruod from pago l.)
dato 15 cows, but no othor stock, by
Pacific Homestead, Salem, $25.cmj,
Kablo & Kablec, Portland.
Tho special prizes woro awarded
to Albort Ravon, Mrs. O. Iroton, of
Snlom and Mrs. E. J. Crawford, of
Salem.
o- .
DIED.
TOWNZEN At tho homo 25th and
Oak Btroets, this morning, Mrs. It.
E. Townzon, daughter of George
Zwlckor. Tho funeral services
will bo conducted at tho homo by
Rev. Geo. H. Eugel, at 1:30 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon, intormont
nftorwards bolng mado in tho City
View cemetery. Cars will bo taken
for tho cometory at Twenty-fifth
and Stato streets.
Norwich Union Fire
Insurance Company
Frank Meredith, Resident Agent
Ofllce with Wra. Brown & Co., No
29, Commercial Btreet.
MONEY TO LOAN
TIIOS. K. FORD
Over Ladd & Bush's Bank, Salem, Or
o o o o o otroo"ooo
0 NEW TODAY o
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For Sale Dry wood for salo, $4 50
per cord. Phono 1419 or call m
1790 Stato street. M. P. Dennis
12-9-2t
For Sulc A carpot loom, ono of the
Intest Improved factory mado; call
at tho Blind school for particulars.
12-ll-3t
0,0.000000000
0 PERSONAL MENTION '
o.o, o o o o o o o o o
L. .7. will Is in Turner on business.
W. T. Wardlo is In Lebanon.
J. It. Shaw wont to Albany last
night.
Mrs. J. A. Wllleon Is visitlnK
friends in Portland.
R. Prouty, of Marion, was horo on
business yesterday.
George Ford, from Tumor, was at
tending to husincos matters hero yes
terday. Mrs. H. F. Salmon is In Canby vis
iting her daughter, Mrs. J. D. Stal
nnckcr, for a few days.
H. L York, of Linn, WobIi., waa In
tho city yesterday. Ho loft last
night for Albany.
John Glrardln, of Tturnor, who 13
in tho dairy business, wns attondlng
tho convention yesterday.
C. Shublo, of Orogon City, waa in
the city yostordny. Ho loft last night
for Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Smith, of Tur
nor, woro In tho city yostordny visit
ing nnd attending the convontlon.
MrB. C. O. Konncdy, of Woodburn,
returned homo today aftor visiting
Mlsa V. Hart.
Mrs. C. Krolght, of Mt. Angol, who
hns been visiting horo, loft this morn
Ing for Woodburn.
F. E. Llbby and Bon, Harllo, of
Marion, woro In tho city yostordny
(iii business.
'Mrs. Robert MclC. Horor'ts visiting
her pnrontft, Mr. nnd Mrs. E. W.
Dent, In Portlnnd for tho dny.
Mrs. S. O. linker, of Tumor, hna
boon visiting hor son, A. It. Bnkcr,
superlntondont of tho Mill City Lum
ber Company horo.
W. L. Jonos, A. N. Qolns, A. C. L'.h
liy nnd J, A. Wlrd, of .Tofforson, re
turned to tholr homo last night, aftor
nttcudtng tho dairy convontlon,
Mra. R. F. Morris, of Sclo, who has
been visiting Mrs. E. E, Fontlnml
for two wtolcs loft Inst night for
Lobnnon,
Mrs. P. Walsh wont to Mt. Angel
this morning to visit hor son, Fathor
Ambroso, ono of tho faculty of Mt.
Angol collogo.
James Small, who has boon con
ducting revivals for tho past four
wooks, at tho Christian church, Jt
this morning for Beaver City, Neb.
Mrs. J. M. Martin, who has boon
vsltlng for i ho past fow months with
Mrs. B. F. Salmon, roturncd today
to- her homo at Emmott, ?daho.
W. M. Wolch wont to Eug'eno this
morning. Ho Is n member of tho
firm of Welch Bros., which has tho
contract for building tho now post
ofllco In that plnco.
R. H. Rutherford Is In Tumor on
business today,
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. H. Colomnn have
gono to Lebanon after visiting Mrs.
Colomnn's brother, Gardner Mason,
for tho past fow days.
J. H. Browor, Jr.. wont to Turner
this morning on business.
J. D. Stollmnchor, of Woll8t Oro
gon, was attending tho convention
yestorday.
John Beach, of' Corvallls, has re
turned to his homo after attending
tho dairy convontlon yestorday.
Waltor Stolz, of tho Stolz Vinogar
& Plcklo factory, Is travollng on tho
West Sido In the interest of tho com
pany. Mrs. J. W. Koenig has gono to
Boise, Idaho, to join her husband,
who has located there.
Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Byrd returned
last night from Portland.
Mrs. L. L. Rooney Jin's roturned
to her house in Eugene after being
at tho bedside of her father, Capt.
John Baker, who Is ill.
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SUGGESTIONS FOR i
SUIT
OVERCOAT.
RAIN COAT.
HATH ROBE.
NIGHT ROUE.
VNDKItWKAH.
HANDKHHoiiikks,
HOUHK COAT.
SUHPK.VDKHH.
UIMIH'KIjM.
SHIRTS
GLOVEs,
"OSlERr.
WHAT to givo him for Chrlstmn. i - J
times a day. Ulrm ,, , ptob, J
Our storo bolng headnimnnr. ',
auoBtlnn in v.v .,.. . "lllU(lunrters for Men', .i,
great and Bmall, wo'vo ideal gfts-just the J.u(
ho appreciated tho most, after ChrZXZhk
From our stock of Men's excellent QUUMih
and choice Haberdashery tho nu,,t In S'"'
is poBBlblo to malco can lm ni,nn " VUttai
Make your selections early, whllo theplcklnhii
now than n nr. i'"-wBgUUij
You'll find our prices no barrier to choosing eueOt ,
like to glv'HIm." B cu"
G.W. JOHNSONS
Clothiers, Hatters and Haberfclefj
MKI
DR. WILEY SAYS HE
WILL NOT QUIT
ON FRUIT SULP1
U
(United Press Leased Wlro.)
Washington, D. C, Dec. 11. What
notion will Prosldont Roosovolt tnk3
regarding tho.domnnd of tho Califor
nia fruit mon thnt Dr. Harvey W.
Wlloy, chlof chomlst of tho depart
ment of ngrlculturo, bo ordered to
romnln Bllont on tho aostlon of sul
phured fruits until nftor tho roforeo
board has rondorod Its opinion? This
question la being discussed nmong I President Roosetelt ti
wostorn concrcssmon nnu reproeon- uiu uuwm v. .,
tatlvos of tho fruit Intorcsts nbout
tho corridors of tho Ijmibo ofllco
sued preventing me Ira
I think outside o;cll
tnlnly think that no orM
sued preventing aDfOMt
Ing tho gospel of tittL"
Tho fruit queitloB b
hands of the reer 1
decision will be midi ttH
present crop of frnlt tall
vested. The board tmI
im
along with two other i
tlons that Dr Wlej'ii
building and tho south wing of tin brought up,
capltol during the oponfng dnys of
congroBS. At tho W.bjto Houbp sllenre
provnlls on tho quoatlon of Df.
Wiley's uttornn)ces,.nnd It, Is posslblo
that no notion- will bo takoii unlo
nnothor dorftanj! Is mado..'
Dr. Wlloy declares that thero Is no
procedont for an executlvo ordor
olthor by Prosldont Roosovolt or Sec
rotary Wilson for Issuing an order
forbidding. him to say that sulphured
fruits aro Injurious.
"Frcodom of spoech has novor boon
provontod sucossfully In this coun
try," said Dr. Wiley today. "I do
not think that any ordor could bo Is-
"Tho departmW i
can ordor any of Um'"
mnlntnln silence cnitjt
It sees fit," aid aa pi'
thn donartmeat tod,
sired that nolhlnj ttf"'
nnv nnestlon up tot I
there Is plenty ot jwH
innndlngBlknceefai?"
pnnnoctedwltbtbU(IJi
or In or out of U '!
This Is undentoMi"
tltudo of Seaelar VM
California, fruit B w
a hornet's nest W '
through with Dr. WW. :
C. -L. Shaw, of Albany, was attend
ing tho convention yesterday.
o
Foresters, Attention-
Be at Holraan hall promtply at 7:45
p. m. to take part in street parade
Qeo. N. Patterson, C. R,
CATERER WHO FOOD
poisoned mm
DEMANDS Nil
(United Press Leased Wlro.)
' Vnllojo, Cal., Dec, 11.- Leon
Cohn, tho cateror who served tho
ptomalho tainted moat at tho launch
ing of tho collior Promethus last
Saturday and thereby caused tho so-
President of the jj
health, have
mQ: . .'
hohalf of the (
,8 prpseeutlns a J
..i- Mayor J-'
"uu) "" ""'uu' -" nulry 5ia) " j
rlous Illness of 'over a thousand peo-, i" ' comoltW
.... ... ,.. , i.t ...... tn,inv Hoil9J ana . ..k., uo
nlo. Is asking for his pay today. He
says that there is still ?543 duo him,
and ho is anxious to got It. Tho of
ficials and civic organizations of Vnl
lojo aro amazed at Conn's attitude
Thoy prophesy that ho will have
to wait yot a lRtlo longer boforo he
gets nil that Is duo Jilm for that dls-
iiHtrnnft fnnnt.
Cohn continues to protest against the '"" Keav"
his critics. Ho Bays that ho paid a but exc v wIfoC,cir
' . . ..a ibor w
iinrc ni auu ,
that cty bare t
"wbo,:r,;
Cor0ner 'ZlnW
cisco is 'u'"""", C!
.u, hof JmC
"'"....lledfWfl'
waiter w til
Most of the - t
rrouoaiBe w
"". """". .'".ri": -I..'... ,..,! Faulkner. ',,
mgn price ior nis meiu nnu ri' . vieu Aru"c,'"ji
,. !.. ' ..i. t.0nAVa. i, hns said i of the Hem
the last word when ho admits that Ywwre hfftt
nTbercondiUo
for the o"e. ji
.h alarS ti
ho and his wlfo ato tho food them
selves and suffered from no evil ef
fects. Desplto his confidence. In his inno
cence, four separate Investigations
Into his caso have been ordered. Dr
N. K. Foster and Dr. Martin nepen
burgor, respectively secretary
nnW TO"1-" -" , ,,
soa. the editor i
,tte.-bas ,
his doctor l ,
andilnghlmW" ','
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