Daily capital journal., December 16, 1908, FIRST EDITION, Page 8, Image 8

DAILY CAPITAL JOUIINAL. 8ALRM, OllttflOX. WBDNKBDA1T, DECEMBER 10, 10Q8
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BUSINESS MEN TALK
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Santa Claus Says
GOT HIM
IN JAIL
1 0 STATE
FAIR 88
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"I am Just one iutmiii wllli a copper Hvltcd contract
to make millions of people perfectly Iiappy each year,
and do It all between JU o'clock Christinas eve anil 5
o'clock Christmas, mornings anil If I disappoint any
lly bang! off goes' a pleco of my repntatlon. Got,
to be a mind reader, loo. Well, It's tip to me all
rKlit got to stoii thinking and fco t" worn."
Yos lint Santa Clans can he helped. IlEltlC Ik (lie
best kind of a ChHxtmn store lllled with heautlful
gifts and with every member of our selling force eitRer
to help you solve the A'nias problems. Hotter conns
rtillit away.
Holiday Footery
Wo are now ready with the
most pleasing Hue of Shorn, Slip
pers, Moccasins, etc., over shown
in Salem for Men, Woman and
Children. All size's and all
widths arc shown. The prices
nro to suit tho purse.
TOYIiNB
2nd Floor
SHOE SECTION'.
Tho hnpplcst plnco in nil of
Salem. Lot thorn seo tho hun
dreds of playthings Santa Claus
has provided this season.
ELECTRIC TRAINS,
TRAINS WITH TRACKS,
HOOKING HOHSES,
STAFFED ANIMALS,
TEDDY DEARS,
MECHANICAL TOYS,
TOOL CHESTS,
DOLL HEDS,
DRESSED DOLLS,
DOLL THUNKS.
I I TOYLAND
1 2nd
I Floor
Tomorrow Only
Wo offer n beautiful Swiss Em
broidered Uitroatt Scarf. Those
nro 50c and 7Fc valttos and will
i;ifko kn excellont Xmas gift. To
day only. Nono sold until
8: .10. No telephones orders re
ceived. 25c each
K-. KDANnnilD
? email uiw&nu'iuix
iffl-'W KAHHUlW
lfc ""v"
ii lFr '10 mrg0
Opossum, Fox
Boob, Fourln
hand, Scarfs,
Stolos, Etc.
PI- Tins is a
1 tltnoly Xinns
LLJ Offer.
Special $"..00 values
Now $4.19
$7.G0 and $8. GO values
Now $5.95
$10.00 values
Now $7.95
$12.50 values
Now $9.85
$20.00 values
Now $14.85
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VJWB
Holiday Neckwear
SEE COUKT STREET WINDOW.
Nifty, classy, stylish ties and
muniors, In a wldo assortment of
different materials and colors.
This storo has long been known
ns the quality shop for neck
wear and this season's showing
i
will more than convlnco you.
NEGKWEAK SECTION.
Umbrellas
Tho greatest holiday showing
In Salem. Umbrollns with stool
rod and frame, bulb runner, tho
covers nro navy, cardinal, greon,
brown and black with a clover as
sortment of Princess Handles
without a doubt the finest holt
day offer In Siilom. Prices from
50c to $12.50.
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TOYLAND
2nd
Ploor
Heminway's Spool Silk, all Colors, 5c a Spool
Commencing tomorrow night this store will keep open until 6 o'clok to accommodate
our many customers
Paul Nunari, Giant of Salem,
I? ArVostdd by Mistake for
Running Down N, W. Clarke
N. W. Clark, a janitor nl tho slnlo
house. vw run ditwn by a "lull man"
on bicycle hut night, and was slight
ly brn!ail. IIo noticed, ns he got np,
the disappearing llgure of a "tall
man," who looked uncommonly tall
to Clark 1n ltlR dajsed condition. Im
mediately Clark began to try and re
member who tho giant of the town
wits, and thoro Unshed across hi
tninil Pawl Nunan, who has chnrgo if
the circulation of th Portland Jour
nal, which llttlo man standi (5 foal
3 Inches In his slocking foot. There
upon a wnrrnnt was socurod and Nn
nau arrested, but upon being soeu
by Chirk, tho latter admllted ho
nindo a mistake, that tho giant who
had run over him was a woo little fol
low when compared to Nunnn. The
newspaper man further proved hio In
nocoiice of having run down Clark by
showing that hla blcyclo was in his
olllre ut tho tlmo of tho nccldent. The
wnrrnnt has boon withdrawn.
SAYS CLAG6ETT
SLEPTJN BARN
Defendant's Daughter Testi
fies Plaintiff's Children Too
Noisy Has Many Other
Troubles.
ADVOCATE SSEWER, BOULEVARD am, ...
STREET CAR SERVICE - makf . "
unnor-nM U rt F(U
HORSEMEN.
Manager Page prosentod a survey i h, ,, .,
limv litl'inltinl .ri--i.i.,.1.. . ... . ... ,l' 'Mr, Ilii-tr... .
'"RCll '.
bej;
keeping of horf
"" """ i"whdiuu a Hiirvey htmnl t
for now torinlnnl grounds nt the fnl, 'tho ...
ground, parallel to ,th. Sou.hon.Ltrt" ?,
ed that a,,
of Ik... 1
i
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anil thpn i, "a
lU'uA,::: rk
mle nn,1 ...... y '"II
... . ",u ''uiauoi
t'nntfln fltnilru .....I ...1 i
.......v. uubnn, Huu Liit oui in rrn
Ing. It will moan, a joint pint form
800 root long with tho S. 1. Co, nnl
reiiovo conguon Ht the mtes. Th'
amnll f ftntimilfit .! -. ij
wet of tho S. P. etatlon will bo lm-i formor i they
iiruvpu ylLu a imuon nnd nno park- vmWM .",.
lug of tho iiromlHM. HIb request w... Trade. 2 J. .A'hl
"rn.n.,.wl- hownnen ,:?i
Amornmn Abo Priwor proienleu Kro.indu nniti tl'
tho mtttnor of aowor through UIKh' 1Pnl mim hi 1
land, frnin lit,, nn-f m n, MM....I., m hIfn tut K..
nvonuo to tho rlvor, on Highland av-1 n.i tt.iB,"...T'Hl
wnuo nnd Columbia atreot. Tho di-1 stalls nnd track11, ""
iiiuiiiiiiiiih are io oo is.io au inchm, Secretary WU .,
and tho atato fair board will i,n m, -.. ....T .Icb m
" " " "'-I 'Mr KiiMinns h J...,.
aikod to recommend Hint this sower j to Anrll c,0WIws
bo oxtondod to Include tho sewage
of tho fnlr grounds,
A. ITuckostctn, of tho
Men's Leaguo, presontod tho claims
of tho liorBomon's naioclntlon to
have ronsonablo uso of tho atnlln an I
tracks of tho state fair grounds for
training nnd breaking purposes. Vnl
unblo stalllona havo boon driven out
of tho stnto by a recent ruling of the
Mr. Downing, of .1,,.. I
Ilio, !.. 1 . -""U1
, "'. inu unnrn ro,.j,'..
Huslne i action. nn,i , .. 81
premises under mm.
lions, nut no actios,, J
fore tho delegation dtptK j
iiuiu AiDcr;aiwUtfd6(i
had undertaken lo brtatsu
wi.tor nnd build a kilnjl
"ur grounas.
OOOOOO "OOO OOTOOOO
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0 CITY NEWS "
ooooooooooo
Wwithci Kotrcnst
I"nlr tonight ami Tluu-silay.
KlkH Will Dauci.
Tomorrow night, rogular soclnl
for mombors. Dancing nnd cards.
Threo roasona for buying Cleveland's
Baking Powder:
Superior Quality (Puro Cream of
Tartar).
NcatOBt Pnckngo fScrow top can).
Dost Price (3 lbs. ?l; 5 lbs. ?1.0B
New Noturlc
Stolla D. Myers, huldlaw; William
A. Mack, Astoria; W. S, Grogory, C.
T. Sallng, R. M. Gatowood, Win, G.
Deck, Geo. II. Dufur, Portland.
New Corporations
Prlnco Extonslon Mining Com
pany; principal ofllce, Portland; enp
Itnl stook, $500,000; lucorporato-8,
Harry W. Rand, D. Williams and
Frank O. Garrison. Pacific Toll
Road Company; prlnolpnl olllco, Port
land; oapltnl stock, $10,000; Incor
porators, Russell Hawkins, Chnrlea
Stlnchfiold, Jr., and John M. Gearln.
Sllvorwnro nt lllg Reduction
Coiuo nnd soo, you'll buy sure, at
Hinge.' Jowolry salo, on Commorclal
atroot. 12-10-3t
Philomath
Gionniory butter for tho good tablo
Aakyoiir grocer,
Shiifoi. tho Hunicss Man
Now Is tho tlmo to got your heavy
draft and plow harnoss. Il03t stock
In town.
Think of Thing
lllg wile, llttlo money goos a long
ways hero. Everything so reason
able. Only jowolry Btoro on Commer
cial strcot. 12-lG-3t
For Stovo Wmh1
And coal call 198, Vogot Lumber
Company.
Voget Lumbar
Xw Houscs-
Alwaya for sal(.
Company,
Hlkn, Notice
Cnrds nnd
night.
dancing tomorrow
You Will
?
Havo ' chnnco to shop al tho big
aulo going on at Hlngoa' Jowolry
store, on Commercial street.
12-lC-3t
O
Clii'itiHtst Meat
Ill Salem. Smoked shoulders, lie
per pound, at F. P. FarrlngtonV
Stato striMit Grocer and markotmnn.
W. T, Ulgdon, Umlerlakor
Has added to his already largo
stock something absolutely new.
Tho nll-Bteol, lead coated, double
top, comont-soallng enskot will last
Indefinitely; can bo moved any tlmo;
costB no moro thnn tho old ttylo
motalllo and la far Biiporlor In con
struction, appearance and durability-
Ovct Hnlf Coiitury
Hao Barr's Jqwelry Btoro existed,
nnd our motto has always been, &
equaro deal to all.
Geo. O. Will's Store
Is best known for comploto stocks
nnd good, reliable goods. In pianos,
organs, talking machines, sheet mu
sic, musical Instruments and sewln?
machlnos. Storo nt 121 Soruth Com
mercial street, Salem.
lUnges' Jewelry Store
Will bo opon every ovoning from
now until after Xmas. 12-16-3t
Novelty Post Card
A now lino of postals, ospocially
adaptod to convoy Christmas greet
ing, to a fond friend In n dlstnucd
will bo found in abundance for o'.d
nnd young nt Pattern's Pot Card Hail
TUiy
Roal Darr's Jowolry ad. Tharo nro
somo n'co Christmas prosonts horu
Very C'ourteouH Clerks
Visitors to Patton'8 book storq will
notice very particularly that they urn
giving proper r.ttentlon Just us soon
as they ontor. This firm has udddd
several now salespeople, so that yon
will bo shown around promptly
whothor you buy or not.
i
Rollnblo Jewelry
At rollablo prices. AVo have no
trush to unload. Unrr'a, Jowolra.
Klka, Notlc!
Cards nnd dancing tomorrow
night.
It Ih All Right
If you want chca.p trash, but don't
bo deceived Into paying sterling silv
er prices for it. Rollablo goods at
rollnblo prices. Barr'a, Jewelers.
Special Rates
Tho Southern Pacific company hns
announcod that they will make a
special rate of a faro nnd one-third
on all tholr lines In tho state during
the holidays. Salo dates will bo on
Decembor 18, 19. 23, 24, 25, 31 and
January 1. Tho return. limit being
January 4, 1909. Last year tho spe
cial rate was made for students only,
but this year it Is open to all.
The Claggott divorce case was
again resumed In the circuit .courl
before Judge Gallowny today, and a
battlo royal was carried on between
tho legal talent. Attorneys KnUor
and Hlngham, for Clnggett, and Car
son & Brown, for Mrs. Clnggett. Not
withstnndlng thnt n good number of
witnesses hnvo horetoforo boon exam
ined In thlu case, thorn nro several
more to coino boford tho mutter will
bo presented to Judgo Gnllowny com
ploto. Among tho wIIihhmim testifying to
day wag Margaret Clagott, daugh
ter of W. 1). CliiKXUtl, thu defendant
In tho oao. MIiw Cluggot rotated to
tin court how hor father made his
sleeping nnnrtors In tho lir.ru, n lie
could not rest quiet In the liwo ow
ing to so much uolie canned throng!)
the 'children of Mr. Clnggett con
tinually coming nnd going at the ro-
Itlonce. Mian Clnggett wnf at this
point the instigator or n wordy wnr
between Attorneys Cwraoii and Hlng-
hnin.
T.ho court, however, again "tart nl
grinding, pud the young lady, who
was Boinowlmt flory, wont on with
hor story, Sho answorcd sovor.U
questions put to hor by Attor
ney Cnrson regarding provisions pur
chnsod for tho homo, nnd told hpw
sho considered thnt ovorythlug noc
essary for tho household larder w?.s
lii ovldonco. Attornoy Knlcor then
took tho witness In hand. Ho Intro
duced sevorr.I orders for monoy con
taining Clnggott's signature, and no
on nrosontlng them to tho young
ladv. sho nllogod thnt the handwrit
ing wps that of Mrs. Claggott, and
that Bho collected tho monoy on tho
ordors nnd tmrnod It over to Mrs.
Claggott. When asked what the
monoy was used for, tho wltnosa wa3
IKisltlvt that It had boon used for
transportation for Mrs. ClaggottN
dnughtor. Mlos Edna McFnrland. At
torney Carson produced n bill for
two ladlo' hats, and asked tho wit
ness concerning them, but she de
nied having purchased two hats, but
nccoptod tho accusation of purchas
ing one, and that not being for hor
solf. After a few other question
the younrc wltnosa was permitted to
loavo tho stand.
Clnggett'3 son then took tho
stnnd, but was allowed to go after a
short oxamlnntlou regarding tho con
dition of tho household.
Clnggett on Rtnml,
W. D. Claggott, tho defendant In
tho suit, vaa brought up for exam
ination. Claggott says how ho nov-'r
abused hl3, wife, nor had he beon
guilty of ill or profane language to
her In his life. When asked to ox
plain In relation to tho charactor of
food ho was getting at homo, Clag
gett said, ho made no objection to
the general bill of faro, but to eat
O" O
0 SOME IMPORTANT EVENTS.
O Tho olllclal returns of tho presidential elee'lon, whici lal
u noon compiciou, snow me rouowing vo'e: Tnft (Ri Jft
O IJrynn (I)), C, 393, 182; Debs (S), 44M71. 1
O Editor Pulitzer, owner of tho Now York World, m
.0 his papor that ho Is ready for Roosovclt's threatened llbtla
O IngH, nnd repeats his ehargos In connection with the Pitu
O purchase
O Tho Hlcamor Dalhm City sunk In tho Columbia rlrtr .j
O Sho rented on a mud bottom undo lives were lost nor suu
O hurt, though there was n panic on bonrd,
O Tom Longboat, tho Indian manor, Inst night defeat! I
O In u Marathon raco in Madison Square Gardens, New '
OOO OOOOOOOO 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0011
and that ho could hardly ovor bo
provided with a washed or worn
shirt. Ho based his obj ctlons on
now nhlrt3 as being uncomfortablo,
nnd hnrd to woar. Ho answorod tho
question iih to what ho told his wife
on thoiM) occasions by tolling her ho
bought his own clothes a long time
before ho know hor, nnd could con
tinue to do bo, but did not mho pro
fane language whllo milking th
atatonionU
After having told tho court how
untruthful the utiit mouts made
ngattiBt him In rognrd to his driving
off Mrs. Claggatt's children, and mak
ing bad reinnrkt about the folks, the
court adjourned.
n
NEW ODORLESS
STUMPING POWDER
.Ww Masting Material Sold
Huuser Ilro. Is Said to llo
Siifo nnd Odorless.
by
linitx.
KNQBl To tho wife of M
II. Kngcl, a their ntiaxt
Eighteenth street Dkh
1908, an 8-pound
Mr. Kngol Is pa&torcftiti
I.utlioran church oaCntali
1 1 in i
The lllg Electric Jiiftil
Itl'iik tonight.
Chrlstnms
Don't forcM to real Ei'i?
ad in this papc
Inils Ki-nyon aM fci5 '
,i,i. .v for Penn f Wl
tuako their home
Mr. nml Mrs. ElnwS.1
for Porilanl jc&terdu ftM(
to Morrow. M
F. W. May. of Dutte, !JI
ii,i,. wends in Galea W
on Ma way to Sa FrJ
, J. F. Day.rolurnMW"'
Woodburn joneroaj -
Ing b8lncM here.
Hnusor Uroc, proprietors of e
Salem Gun Storo, hav? Just finished
building a powdor magazine, and are
now proparlng to furnloh Trojan
Stumping Powdor.
Trojan Stumping Powdor Is ft non
nltroglycorlno explosivo of compara
tlvoly recent Invention. It doos not
nnntfitn anv ultro-glycorlno, thore-
Mm win not froozo. ollminntlng th?
.1 .. ...I.lnl. mnnna n 'avlng 01
lIlilwillB n hium ...V.M -
limn nnd irroator safety.
Ono of tho peculiar features f
stumping powders In uso heretofore
i.nn i.iuin Mini nwinc to tho nltro
frivrortno iiaodin tho mniiufactur It ft 0 o 0 0 0
gives off n vory offensive and power
ful gao, calming tho party using tho
nowdor to havo a violent hoadaclie.
Trojan powdo' does not give off any
odor, so parties using samo will not
bo troubled with tho headache.
With tho combination of no thaw
ing and no headache, Hauser Br.
l.niiAvn thnv havo tho powder that
. .iAn(n0
formnra nml nOOIllO WHO are Clw'M "T!
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(rrnunil of stAimns liaVO oueu i"" ,i'trd ul ,
.... .i. tuMI writ.'
moro ruiiy to any ohu " - von
moro fully t onny ono who win w"
orcan . . Ued-Success
o
Norwich UnloflFlrt
TfiwiflftCtW
Frank Mcmllib,WN
Office with waw""-
29, Commercial "
MHWFV TO Id
Tiios.K.rol
OverUdaDii
o'ooooooo;
o NEW TODAY
- ,. - . Al
oe:
.. ... ctal--And t1'
rrtsalem
urday evening, W
mission tree
ires
Lb?ZV
Inquire ui -miles
south ob
SleoP'TJ
Wo Ai-o Not
Going out of buslneae, nelthor nro
wo soiling plated trash nt sterling bakers' broad wos" beyond hl3 physlc-
prlces Barr'a, Jewelers.
Mrs. L. L. Nlcklln left for her
homo In McMlnnvlllo this" morning
after visiting hero Bister, Mrs. B. W.
Wallace. Mrs. Nlcklln was former
ly city editor on the Telephone Register.
al capability, and that he often made
this fact known to his wife, but slw
would not Hsten
Got AH tlu Shirts.
' Tho shirt question was then Intro
duced Claggett explained this to the
court by saying that Wb wife was
continually buying him new shirts.
Como ami Sct
V-v.. .- whnthor VOU buy Or not
Will I'UbO, ....-." . - -- .
and seo our dogs and deer, nt &
State street.
. o
Hear .
The Big Electric .Marine Band ai
Rink tonight.
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Dennis' Rug Display
Is moving to Singer sowing ma
chine room, where a new Invoice cah
be seen.
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