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pAlLY OAPITATi JOUJINAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER flO, 1008.
GRAND SACRIFICE OF PRICE
Today you can choose from the cleanest stock in the state at a saving of from 10 to
75 per cent, Hundreds of placards mark the savings, All goods are marked in p am
figures ao you can tell just now much you will save on each article, Investigate today,
Salem's Largest Cloak and Suit Section
offers for this sensational selling event Ladies' Tail
ored Suits and Misses' Tailored Suits at the follow
ing price reductiens:
$35,00 Suits values now ' $17.50
$32,50 Suit values now $16.25
$20,00 Suit values now $10.00
Others in proportion All this seasons' newest
styles, some but a few days in the store, Prepare
now for the legislative session with a new suit,
j BBp$" Jk
MUifHINh
FIGHTING
KEYES
s
WEDNESDAY .SUItl'lllHE SIo
No. -112. Wo offer an advance
special of our Annual Blue
Ribbon, Whlto Event Embroid
eries, Hands, Insertion, etc.,
values ui) to 25c and 36c. Tho
assortment is largo and comploto and In this showing will bo found
1909 choicest patterns in wide, medium and narrow widths at tho mar
volously low prices of
9 and 12 Cents a Yard
Wednesday Only. Nono sold until 8:.'H). No telephone orders received.
Salem's
Leading
Cloak and
Suit Store
Offers a sensatlond prlco reduction
in tills Hci'soVs stylish wearing np
parol for spring stocks that will ho
gin to arrive next month. Women's
Long Coats, choice fabrics, woll-tall-
orcd. good, serviceable values up to
Jdrtfo. Grand offer this wools your
choice
$2.98
Children's
School
Coats
Suitablo for cold and rainy days. Tho
grandest offer over mado by this de
partment. Tho matorlals and color
combinations aru vory striking. In
this largo assortmont will bo found
all alscos in this soason's olovorost
children's coat stylos. Values up to
51U.UU. Select your slzo this weolc
for
$2.50
Our largo moil's clothing and
furnishing goods section offers to
you tho best values in Salem of
clothing and furnishings. When
wo offer to you such good clothes
ns Hart, Schaffuer & Marx.clothos
at such low prices ns stated below
you aro Just doubling your money
SUITS, OVERCOATS and
TOPCOATS
Exclusive Storo's I3G.00 Suits
Our regular prico $30; now
$17.50
Men's Clothing
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Excluslvo Storo's $30
regular prico $25;
Excluslvo Storo'B $25
rogular prico $20;
Excluslvo Storo'a $20
rogular prlco $18;
Excluslvo Storo's $18
rogular prlco $15;
Excluslvo Storo's $15
regular prlco $12;
Suits Our
now
$15.50
Suits Our
now
$14.50
Suits Our
now
$13.50
Suits Our
now
$12.50
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Hart Schaflher & Mars
Shoes
Reduced
20 to 50
Per Cent
m " m. m jm t jm
MiWMaaVIH'nailMMaaU''M
II" 11 (1 I "" '-
Men'
Furnishings
at Reduced
Prices
WANTS A NEW CITY
ATTORNEY
The Republican city maehlno hn
d c'ded to get tl-o nnlp r Waltgr
Wpyen, tho p client city attorney, and
seems to br tnltlng no Interest In
any other proposition. The Indica
tion' h"o that tho city council cau
cus tonight will not disturb n man In
tho llt-o department, and will inaiti
no changes In tho police department
For stroot commissioner the present
Incunibont buoius to havo llttlo oppo
sition, and, while thoro will ho a scat
crlng complimentary voto for Frank
Ilerron, II. S. Drako and George
Jacob, It la expected that Mr. Martin
will win out. The city push l vety
pronounced In Its demand Tor the
scalp or Walter Koyes. Kor city on
g'noer Oonornl V. II. Uyars will got
"onio votes, out ns tnoro aro utti
threo new niomhors of tho council tho
ehancoa of making changes aro
slight
II. O. Mllea will probably bo re
elected city physician.
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JHnek Pleads Not OiilHy
Hhujlc w.i brought Into court this
afternoon and entered a plea of not
guilty. Dlrck tnedo a short talk to
the court, In wMcli ho said hln former
nttornoy, Loot, had tnkon advantage
of him by rofuslng to sorvo aa hid
coiinsol In tho cano, and that ho hnd
loft him dcstltuto and without meauit
with which to defend himsolf, and
for theco roasons nukod tho court to
glvo him nn cxton ion of t'mo in or
der that ho m?y prcparo further for
protection. Judgo Durnott gavo At
torney A. O. Condlt, Hlnck's now
counsel, until !) o'clock 'tomorrow
morning In which to file 11 motion for
tho extension of the trial until tho
next tern or court. In tho nllldavltn
which Illnck'a nttornoy Inlond to fllo
It will h" alleged that a witnom will
tojtlfy that Uluolc was .In company
w'th him (the witness) nt tho tlmo
Dr. IlnbortHou won -hot and bofjro
and after t'nt tlmo. This now wit
now in tho caso cannot bo located .u
pro'ont, but tli - doroniM Is hoiiofiil of
hln dl-covory In tlmo for tho trial.
Tho district nttornoy will also fllo af
fidavits to tho offect that ninck had
mndo statements that ho was alonoat
tho tlmo of tho shooting, as roluted
by hlincclf,
SUMPTER A HAVEN
FOR BOOZE AND CARDS
nnkor City, Orf Dec 29. Tlui
lingering rohmants of whle-opcn
rrontlor llfo may still be round at
Sumpter,' Huntington nndC'j,ip. j.
Hold, this cotinty, whore gamhlin In
practically all Its forms ruiiB wide
and unmolested. And to complete
this picture of the old border dujs
a woman conducts 0110 of these
gambling housjs at Sumpter.
Since tho crusado or recent ,S
which pressed down tho lid umn
public guinbllni;, rouiotto, twent.
0110 and other kindred guims th,t
caused gun (days and wild wist 10111
anco, were supposed to lmve i
discarded except In Nevada.
1 11 in hiiiu v,l llHUIIll 1H HIMII m,
posed to lmvo swept llaker hhimm
but In ul least tin en towns gamis ,n
nillnlng iib wide as they evi-i dnl
at Virglnln City or Tellurlde
11 Is In Sumpter, howevei tin
open gambling retains the Nt.uiiimu
and respect it commanded la the
diijs lioforo the crtiSHde. Shorn (r
ll former glory as u groat mining
camp, as tho result of continued lit
igation by The owners of thu mines
tho eninp still holds tho distinction
or bolng the most prominent, wide
open gambling camp In tire Paelru
Northwest.
milliliter has a population of lie
tween 000 and 100. It also had two
grocciy stores, a butcher shop and
ton saloons. Connected with most
of these ton saloons is 11 comploto
gambling layout that runs night and
day provided thoro aro sutllclont
patrons. And it Is In Sumpter that
tho only woman gamblor and saloon
keeper In tho ontlro Pacific North
west conducts hor plnco. She Is
known among tho minors and nil
who patronize hor place as "Mother"
Woods, and aiding hor at tho bar
and tables aro a young bartnnld and
several gamblers.
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Mill ...Uor' Shirk. ,.
Mr'arll?0stt',lJ
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Mr 1.. , CQBtoott
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AVcUtlUT FOWH'llht
Kali ami colder tonight ami Wed
nesday. "When In Tortlnnd
Visit Hall's restaurant, 330 Wash
ington Btrcct. o-o-d
W. T. ltlgdoii, UndortnUivr
AlwnyB progresBlvo, up-to-date
Pull equipment, largest stock.
10-21-ood-tf.
dllon's Place Eleven barber cholro
Lower liiMiranco Hates.
By having ua do your work. K. W.
Plorco, Capital Electric Supply Com
linuy. Phono G35. 12-16-eod-tf
Moyor'a prices aro lower for stand
ard good goods.
Mi's. Jiiiiich llulilmril
Told Mrs. JonoB that Jim nov -r
growls since 8ho UB03 Folgor'a Gold
on Oato Coffeo. Hor grocer grinds It
for her.
vnn that sho bollovcd ho was men
tally deranged. Ho wandored away
from tho homo In Tacomn at tho tlmo
his dauchtor was to bo operated on
for a sorlous atllictlon, nnd Mrs. Stu
llvau's llrst information of his
whereabouts was disclosed In Coro
ner Clough'a lottor notifying her of
hor husband's dc.th.
Spool cotton,
Go at Moyora'.
Ic spool. Spool silk,
50 por cent discount nt II. W.
M. L. Moyor8.
Shafer, the Harness Man
Now Is tho tlmo to got your heavy
draft nnd plow hnrnoss, Host stock
In town.
Admitted He Stole Pup
A man giving his nnmo na Axel
13111a was nrroated and placed In Jtill
last night by Patrolman Murphy on
tho charge of stealing a puppy bird
dog. Ellis admitted to tho ofllcer
that ho had stolen the don last nltrht.
tnllft ni Min Cfinin Hmn wna irvlnrr fr.
soil him to Murphy, who was not roc
ognlzed hb a police ofllcor. This
morning Ellis claimed tho dog had
hung around him and his friends
while cooking tholr sruppor near thp
fair ground, and ho plcko' him up
and brought him to town.
&
Thinks Sullivan Was Deoinged
Coronor Clough recelvod a letter
-this morning from Mrs. Thomas Sul
livan, wife of Tom Sjulllvan, who un
loubtolly committed Bulcldo by jump
Jng off U10 stoel bridge horo, saying
sho had recolvod tho sad nows of her
Tuiband's death, and that sho desired
to bo info"i!od. n3 coon as the bodv
Avn" re"0vpred Mrs. Sullivan atat d
In her lottor lint tho fanillv had been
subject to stckues? for tho past few
months, and th'a mtsrortuno boro so
wtrongly upon tho mind of Mr. Sulll-
No trash or racket merchandlso at
Moyer's good goods store. Clean
morchandlBO at sacrlflco prices.
If You Have
No tlmo to do your own shopping
you can got all ycur needs, in tho
grocery lino, supplied at J. M. Law
ronco'o. Phono 321.
meeting Is composed of A. Iluck
cstoln, II U. Houston, W. I. Stalev,,
D. R. Ynntls and E. T, Harnoa. Sev
eral othor mnttoi-B wore discussed nt
tho mooting relative to subjocts In
troduced at tho last rogular nloetlng.
Tho commlttoo npplntod Is to nom
lnato tho ofllcora ror tho board for
tho coming yonr, whoso namos will
bo posted up on tho Donrd of Trade
bullotln ton days prior to tho noxt
anirunl racotlnc which cornea on tho
13th of January.
Clothing loss 25 por cent to GO
por cent at Moyora' big store.
Putev Cases Dismissed
The three case against S. A. D.
Puter for subornation of porjurj
woro dlsmlsaod yoatordny on a mo
tion by District Attornoy John itf Mo
Nary, on tho grounds that an aotlon
would not Ho becauso Clork George
G. Brown, of tho State Land Board,
wns not a qualified notary, nnd had
no authority to administer an oath.
A grand morchnndiso event,
goods reduced at Meyers'.
All
Steusloff Mutilcet
Is tho place to got your meat. Thev
havo the bett that can bo had in tha
land, Phono 321.
Chnrged With Larceny
John Adams ,an ox-convlct, la
ngaln In tho tolls, having boon ar
rested today by Chlof of Pollco Gib
son on tho charge of stealing various
carpenter tools and selling thorn to
second-hand stores. Adams hna been
under tho eye of tho police hero for
SOIllO tllllO. ns tllO result nf thn mnnv
Will Select Officers sales of tools to .llffnr.mt .,ti,iioi..
A nominating committee was nn- nionts. and tminv tim i,inf fi, .i.
pointed by tho Board of Trade last I into custody on Court street where
night preparatory to tho annual ho was hanging about a second-hand
olectlon. The comraltteo uppointed. ! Btoro Ills case will bo looked Into
and which Is to report nt tho noxt t tomorrow by Judgo Moores
Shoes less 20 por cent to 33 1-3
por cout at Moyora.'
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Black Indicted
Homer Blnck'wns Indicted by tho
grand Jury yesterday afternoon on
tho chargo of shooting Dr. C. II.
Robortfioit vlth Intent to kill on East
ttorry Btroot. Black wns hulled be
foro Judgo Burnott nt -1 o'clock yof,
terdny rftornoon to p'eud, but owing
to the fret that his nttornoy, H. Lout,
wns absent his tlmo was extended
until 9 o'clock this morning. Attor
noy Loot appeared In court thts morn
ing, and stated that ho dclrod to bo
oxcusod from dofondlng Black, ow
lug to hlo buulncfis mcttors In Port
land bolng too proving at prosont.
Attornoy A. O. Condlt, of this city,
was appointed to hnndlo tho defend
ant's ca o, and dofondant was glvon
until 1 o'clock tha nftornnou to
nload. Black's trial Is sot for Mon
day, Janunry 4.
33 1-3 discount on cloarlng mdso
at II. W. &, M. L. Moyora.
iVfter tho Scrap Is Over
Constablo Ira Hamilton plncod L.
J. MoMahon and Conrad Krohs under
rfoal last night for fighting on tho
strectB, contrary to tho public peace
They will appear In tho Justlco court
njinio time this rftornoon In aimwsr
to "tho chargo.
K 20 por cent discount on domestics
and shooting at Moyora' big storo.
Crises Set for Trial
Judgo George H. Burnett haa tho
following ease got for hoorlng dur
ing tho Jnnunry torm of ceurt: Tho
Wright Clnrkaon Co. vs. Wlllnmotte
Valloy Prim: As-oclatlon, January I;
Wobb vo. Wolfcrd, Janunry 5; W. W.
Fawk a. Clorjinons Horst Co., Jann
ary G; Stato va. Poory, Stato va. Nix
on, January 7; Clirlstonsou vs. Mor
gan, Mott tvs. Casto, January 8.
Moyora' mammoth
10 to 75 per cont.
stock reduced
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Slcln.1. m..i "
iuoniinKBrt.r..,l..ftl
Unid) wcddlne . .A
J. Wm.,l.i. -"u,l
morning after IfL?J
?," vl?ltln8 hi. rtH 2
S'r?f!2J.Anis
..,iinf. "..:'"' m
Mr. nnd Mr. n
turnod to their homT.S
IllRllt. aftor 1.in.. .J.11
"Hither, Harvey itaiff
uszr
,r :.iute
v.,,...,v,i ikii iasi tiigM
loruiur nomo In BttlrVi '1
wnoroiiicy will make thdrWl
Mm w r win.. . w."l
horn nMr Ph. 1. 1 ... "
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". ..v, iiuiiii; iu OC10,
Mill IIn.nl n.l ....
'..vn I.U.VI E. w n AH ..
for Sllvcrton, wher tU m
her cousin for a iv '
Oliver Qibeau nrrliM 1. .J
Inst night from Mltsonli, Kx
of tho Cliomawa Indlw ifki
Mrs. P. H CarlU and cUUkJ
huh morning lor SIlTertotlii
her brother-, D P Olfforduli
iiy mr n .ow nays.
.Mrs. Il Sloperand tUfa,''
iiirncu to tueir rorac law
tills aPtrnoon, pfUrTldlltrt
nnti Mr:, w 11 Bioptr
Mr. nrd Mrs C P WcHdnm
to tlioir It me nt MllkriSii
day, r.ftcr a short visit taUtet
Mrs. I. A Pln:ctolDi?i
lia boon mr riicototMn.an
'eft for Gllvcrton thlstlunsaJ
A P ilson, of Hurlilrrt
to Sllvcrton todry, after !
friends In tho city.
Mr ami Mrs, J P Rein I
dauchtor loft Mondir alii
Doing nicowic with tho nanien of Southorn Crrfornla, tictit
wiuies vb cniieo oy 1110 uoioire, no s nenti ino winicr.
sbowod that tho dofcuso hnd tho Mr and Mrs, V P Dr
groatoat nunibor. nnd tho "scnhB of children returned to their
Juatlco" tipped over to tho dofonso ai'Scotts Mills this mornlnj
tho iiaincH of novernl Jail birds wo
dropped Into the, pan, Membors nf
tho Jury Joined In tho luugi 'that
swept ovor tho court room, and Lord
turned fiercely on tho smiling facoti
of tho prosecuting lawyers.
"Laugh," ho hlaaod. "Laugh, do
you? Ah, you will laugh whllo a
man's llf la to bo dealt with. Tlil.i
diown tho morclloBs churnctor of tho
pro-ccutloi. Lcugh aga.ln, will yoa?
lDlthor this domonstrntcs that tho pro
pondornnco of ovldonco 1b on our
sldo, or tho ntatuto moans nothing."
Lord hnd not finished when tho
court adjourned for tho noon root.
Ho oxpected to speak, ho said, two or
throo houro this aftornoon, and this
probably 'moans another night aos
r.lon, no Judgo Bronough wants to
g'vo tho caso to Iho Jury not
than tonight.
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THE FINCH TRIAL
WILL END TONIGHT
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Portland, Or., Dec. 2l. Judge
Bronnugli nnd tho J.iry thnt Is trying
.Inniog A. Klncli for 'the murder of
Itulph 11. Fisher woro treated to ttl
tornatlons of tho tragic and tho bur
losquo today during tho address or
Charles 1 Kord .who was making
tho final pica for tho llfo or the sus
pended nttornoy, nccuaed or killing
tho Bar Association prosecutor.
Tho trngody enmo In a pitiful plea
for tho aged mothor of "Poor Jim,"
no tho lawyer roforred to his client
Tho biirloso.no wna furnished when
Lord unvolled a pair of r.pothocnrles'
scnleu, with tho drcmntlo unnounco
mont: "Hero I hftvo tho scnles of
Jiistlco." Thon ho placed In ono end
of tho Bcnk'i1 'tho namos of all the
witnesses willed by tho atnto, writ
ton on narrow strips o.r cardhonr.l.
Cm Company Bankrupt.
(United Press Leased Wlro.)
St. Louis, Mo Doc. 29. An Invol
untnry petition of bankruptcy wns pe
titioned for this afternoon by tho
crodltors of tho St. Louis Car Com
pnny ono of tho lnrgoit car building
concorns In tho United Stnto-J.
Tho company filod a deed of trust
for $2,500,000, covorlng Its ontlro
roalty and )oraonnl proporty. Tho
complaining creditors rcsido In vari
ous cltloc throughout tho UnPed
Stntos.
Ethel Is Now It,
Tucson, Ariz., Doc. 29. Manuel
Sabrloa, 3,1'd to ho a Moxlcan rovo-l'itlonl-t,
todny married Miss Bthol
Trowbrido, n ninpibor of a wonlthy
Boston family. Tho brldo Is a grad
iiato of Radcllff college.
ltliiK relntlvci over Chrutaa 1
attending tho wedding ot Hi 1
S unison nnd Miss iseiue
Prosldent Homan, of TC
university, wont don t
this inornliiK to attend tie 1
of Home Missions and ChartlE
slon work which Is held 1st
imiiolls today and tomomv
Homan will nddrcss the nse
morrow
mIrb Leona Illrwh and Mr 1
ard Brady wero married 1J
,.t c.fin nviork at WIUaDtUel
JudKO G. II Burnett perforwH
coromony. Among the fw '
mnnv out nf town peopi.
...),,., u-nrn S Hlrsch Hi
ripIioI. M. Slchel, H H SklAj
iini-rinnn. I ilcrmian, Mr uH
Mver Hlrsch nnd daugW
lptor . m,.i.. nnririiili' Mr and MM
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MnMiiht niu son. ui
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1.1 1 rw.m a Mr ana Jiri.
Siont. H A Poleti. of
mid Mr and Mrs 1
and daughter, of Cnematt
MONEY TO K
PHOS. K. F0HD
Over Ladd& Bush's llank, SilJ.
Working Over South
Stroot Commls lonor Martin hn
fixed Bovorr.l crosawalks nnd haa
ctarted to cloan somo of tho worct por
tlono of South Commorcal stroot to
day, which la vory much appreciated
by itho people of tho soventh ward.
Hnro
Championship of Salem, each even
Ing this week at 9 o'clock. Audi
torlum rink. 12-29-3t
n .
Says Ofllcer 8truck IHm.
Seattle. Wash., Dec. 29. Declar
Irr with hl last conscious word'- v ,t
ir-o mow wtch. laid Ulm low was
struck by an officer at tho city Jail, !
B. C Manning died nt his homo this
aftornoon from Injuries received In I
the lty prison Srturday,
Now lot somo ono volunteer to go
out and rig up a truco all around
until after Christmas.
At last reports Tom Johnson wns
Just ns broke as ho was whoit ho
first wont broko.
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It Is about tl'o Uonernl Simon
wns picking out tho conaulnto In
which ho will take rofugo.
THE CAPITAL NORMAL
REVIEW CLASS
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Bogln8 work on January 4, and con
tinues until tho February examina
tion. Classes formed In all branches
for state and county papers and for
Eighth Grado Diplomas.
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To sud
iniWP. lJ!'
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Gernu8-,
" . . nnt mie
SCllOOl U(H' "' - J0y
rogular worh -' e oat
and stud nt the ,
la not a c""". u t
whore the iw"Vi i.
Men waiui" - - ,ibri.
Bpolllim ramm ,
BaleanmnslilP a.
ing. V8UU". ntrfer?
"- Oi
m
Salem,
J. J. KRAPS,
three thousand miles
you ma.t U to J,
G vo us ":, A,re6
nald on . unuseu - .,
scholarships auu,-lhtj
Hah a tree """ ythes3
men in Salem and P ,j
interested rl w. p t J
NI8M u7,.lHQ
Oregon.
IP"W Ayr'
Y. M.
... nn W" ..M
,,.. c,.i,A corner i" ?" m
'" r streets. IM-7.MI
trrv Rtreet. . -
lv"J " -rn np
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KXP,e,nu" nhllshed r.Tt4
"npnt POSHIOn Tn." M
portunlti 'o-""veTheAU1
with referenc
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