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SUPPLY YOUR WANTS NOW
At Salem's largest and best store, Here you can buy
good, clean, seasonable merchandise for less monev than
you aro paying others for shelf-worn goods, A look
through this store will convince, Hundreds of placards
mark eaoh bargain,
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Dress Goods
Waistings
and Silks
Good seasonable col
orings, Hundreds
of yards, not
an old num
ber in the
bunch, every
yard offered
by our largo
dress goods
section is wor
thy of your consid
eration at the prices
we are asking The
values range up to
$1,50, We've nev
er 'sold dress goods
or silks so cheap, Your choice of any
piece in the display you can buy as
many as you want at this low price
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Weather I'orcciiM
"' Itnlii mill Warmer tonight mid
Hnttmlny, fresh southerly wind.
People
Having oxtrn rooms can rout tlium
(luring leglslnturo by advertising In
yho Journal. -1-11-tf
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Tlio "World Lunch Itoom '
5 nntl 10c luuoliuH, Including good
Tlic Hulciii's Woiiiiiii'h Clul)
V 1 1 1 moot at tlm homo of Mrs, C,
F Hamilton, 290 Front street, Sat
urday at a ao i. in. ProfoHHor
Suhrlohor will nddross tlio cluh on
art.
hot cup of ooffeo.
Olal t.
1(1 8 S. Gomiuor-
A'oedlocriift Hliv
i formerly 382 Wnshlnittou h trout,
now 147 Hlxth slrael. between MorrU
son unit Alder struts, Portland. Jan
uary needlework hmIoh now on.
1-8-7-
Ctimmlttoo on lb,ii,uct
Pionldtmt MoNary, of tliu Hoard of
Trndo, has nnmod tlio following com
mltteo on nnntinl banquet: llolllu
K. Page, It. II. Houiton, Krml Stons
loff, llurmiMi W. llarr, David YantU,
0. M. Wallop and W I. Stnloy.
Not ho of lloiuvnl
Tho retail department and ollloe of
tho Hloctrlo Fixture & Supply Com
pany, designer and mnnufnoturor
of ga ami electric fixture, lint Iimii
niovod Into tlio new Skirt building.
426 Court wtiwot. between tlio Brew
or drug atoro nHd tlio HuHan nroeery.
Tht fHotory wilt remain Ht tho old
location on Ubttrty street, lloreaf
tor nit bueluoM with thin ilrm will be
trnmaoted at the new salesroom Hud
hiistuoau otlioo oh Cuwrt Uot.
Phono St?3. 1-U-lt
8omo Thick Ice (Hike.
All thu morning broad oaken of
to hn beou mvh drlftng down the
Willamette river by UiUt tlt-. Same
of them floated near the aliuro hiuI
upon InveaUgHttng It wan found they
wore iiuHily three Inches thick. It
ouuuot bo eoncohod by the old timer
whoro thwo largo cuke of Ice mini
from, as tho rlvar has not rutsod to
suoh an ox Unit hh to lift thorn out
of tho smaller pond, and the steam
boat onuntturo any tho upper river
U frou front Iqo.
Pa) lug. Dividend
Thojo U no Invwtttntul tor a youujt
porno n that will pay hotter dividends
than a good bnglneea training such
nh may be neouryd Ht the Capital
lluiilnttwi eolUtKo. of SNlvm.' Tho buo
cowj of ltd nrwduataa u CKiustaut
proof of til. At thbi hiol tho in
dividual li(M)dM of uhoU pwpll ro
lookod aftor. Tlu rosult U oampo
(out itrtulnatoH Htid 8Atuntl buslnM
mou who omntoy thorn A oata
Iokuo will tell ou all about tho
sohool. Auk tor It. 1-lR-Sla
To (1. A. It. MohiIm
All iiiomborH of SudKvvluk Pont, No.
10, G. A. It., nro nirKcd to bo prov
uut at tho ruKiilnr mootltiK tomor
tow, Haturday, nt 2 p, in., as It Is
doHlrod to muko preparations for ob.
iui'vIiik tho ouutonnlal annlvorsa-y
of MiicoIii'h birth. I). W. Mntthowd,
ComuiHiidor.
IIiiIIiIIiik rollnpMt
A Riimll IhiIIiIIdk at (ho Interne
tlon of Btutn mid LlborL' trootn ool
lnpHod lant ovonlnu from bolnp over
loaded with wot biiow nud Ico. Thero
i ou I led no dfiiunKo from tho wreok,
r.H It wan an rmucod itriicturc
N'ow Jury I,lt
Home 300 iikiuos woro Holoolod by
tho county romiuliwIoncrB which will
uinko up the jury list for tho yonr.
Tho uuimw aro yet to bo carefully
Houo ovor by tho coinmlBalonura a nil
nil exempt parties removed from tho
IUt. Tlio namoH will bo copied and
toady for publication by tomorrow
Siien for Ia'kuI KiNf-
A luilt to roovr foo on lajtnl
work hM boon tllthl In tho olrouit
court by W. II Holme HHHlMHt Man
ry Curinody. Th coinpUlut al
lodott tbttt Carmody rocolvud wr
vlrtta from HoIihim amouuttiiK to thi
Mm of J7S0. but o fnr ban umUI
only 1150. lfHvlug $H00 yt uniwld.
fur which amount Ilolmo ak Hie
court to Biv0 blm Judgment Tho
Im1 work done for CMrmody w.s
carried on In tho ttprem and l
cult courts,
Wood Alcohol Killed Him
As tho result of Iwoomlng healh
Inioxlcntwd with wood alcohol etir
day morning. Thomaa Duly, a con
vk't at the Htate iMUlleutlHi-y. dUd In
on In splto of ovory offort
of PrleoH IMiyvlolun J. 1). Shaw ntid
IIohm Steward Win. Quurtlor. Cor
oner Clowgh was notlflod later of tho
uufurtuHftle prUmmr's death and ho
eoiulNeittl ait UwtwtlBatlon rwuHtuK
a verdict that Daly died from 'xioa
Hive m of wimmI alwhol. C
llolltager. Km! II Thompson 1 0
lkrUi. J. 0. ItuMel. Waller C
Swtlu and A. L. Wluduf made up
tho jurara looted to doolde the mat
ter aud they found ho blnmo at
taohotl to tho otllclals at the oul
tontiary an Dab- nroodrad the alco
hol under the pretense that ho was
H'pJuk to uga It lu the nlokel polish
ing rooiH. Daly U 3S yours of uge
and was oQmmUtod to the ponltotut
arv train Wmsijo qouiHj1 HoUruary 3.
noiivtcted on tho ohnrRo of perjury.
Wan ta a New Deal
Tho first dlvorco proceedings filed
In donartmont No. 2 of tho circuit
court for this month, was entered to
day by Nina Prlnzlor against Oeorgo
Prlnzlor on tho ground of cruel and
Inhuman treatment Tho complaint
alleges that Prlnzler, shortly after
ho married the plaintiff commenced
treating hor In a cruel and Inhuman
manner by bor.itlng hor, and later bo
loft hor alone at their homo In n
sickly condition, with no care, and
wont to Albany and Corvallls, where
ho associated with othor womon. Mrs.
Prlnzlor asks tho court to decreo her
an absolute divorce. Attorneys
Woathorford & Wyatt appoar for the
plaintiff In tho case. '
Snys Houko Was Open
Tho circuit court was busy toilny
with tho suit of S. B. Peck vs. Julius
O. Vogot, an nctlon for monoy Insti
gated by Peck on tho. grounds that
Vogot, In erecting a cottago for him,
failed to abldo by the contract and
plans upon which tho building was o
bo constructed. Peck alleges that
Vogot, In biulldlng tho houso, loft
Inrgo cracks In tho wnlls and doors,
through which rains could boat in
and cold winds blow, and that the
structure was not capabloof protect
ing nn occupant suitably. Carson &
Drown npponr as counsol for Peck,
whllo Caroy P. Martin is nttornoy
for tho dofondant.
Hciinto Furniture
When tho sonntors tako tholr seats
Mondny tlioy will ocoupy beautiful
new desks thnt comport with sena
torial dignity. Each desk is flnUhod
In mahogany from tho Philippines,
nnd has seven drawers. Now chains
nro also furnished, not quite so tippy
nntho old ones, and enabling a sen
ator, when so disponed, to put Ills
feet on top of tho desk without dan
ger of breaking his neck. Thero Is
also a placo to lay hi-, plpo and keop
a fow matches and tobacco. Tho
houso vlll got along with tho old
dinky dosks with one drnwor, and
locks that half tho tlino need a
skilled burglar to got them opon.
Say Ho Kept the VhimIh
A com plr lut hns boon filed In the
Justice of tho porco court by District
Attornoy John II. McNnry against
Itov. D. 8. Wnlkor, accusing him of
tho orlmo of larceny by bnllco. Tho
unmplnlut nllogos that on tho 11th
day of Mny, 1908, Walker, as agont
for tho Wlllnmotto University en
dowment fund, had In 111 poHHcaslon
(ho vim o 00, which was tho right
fill property of WIIIamoKo Universi
ty, aud that Walker converted (ho
amount to IiIh own use and benefit.
Wnlkor wns arretted b'y Constnblo
Ira Hamilton yesterday morning,
but, owing to tho defendant being
conflnod to his home with slckuoai,
ho wns unnblo to appear before Judge
Wohtter, and ho Is now under bonl
In (ho mini of 7K0.
t'ui'tlH Company Win
After dollborntlnc for a short tlmo
yesterday afternoon, tho Jury found
n vordlct In fnvor of tho CurtU laun
hor Co., which wan suod by S. J.
lUtrroiiKhfl for dnmagoe a tho rosult
of IlurrougliH bocomlug ontnnglod Mi
Home of tho machinery bolonfng lo
the CurtU Company In tholr mills .it
Mills City. Tho court held that no
damagco could bo obtained from tho
lumber company, where tho plaint'iT
shoved coutrlbutnry nogllgenn.),
which wph proven In testimony .o
tho Jury. Judge Uuruett took up
eouidderahle tlmo In liutructlon of
tho Jury, as to what point to con
alder, aud many Important legal in at
torn wero a pnrt or his Inalruotloai.
HurruMKhs wag aeeklug dnmnKOrt In
the ouni of 10.000 for Injuries In
curred while working In the aawmlll
I at Mills City, as oiler This rate wnj
before the circuit court heretofore,
but, owing to the Jury falling to
agree it wni rraln brought to Issue
thin term
CARMFRS MUST FIGHT
BOTH RATS AND MICE
A special dispatch from Washlng
on says: Field mice deBtroy crops on
hundreds of acres of lnnd every
year, and In tho editors of popula
tion the ravages of rats entail a di
rect loss of J20.000.000 annually. In
addition, tho rat excites grave appre
hension because of Its agency In dis
tributing the dronded plague and
other diseases. Investigations con
ducted by the department of agri
culture nnd the marine hospital ser
vice have prompted tho authorities
to send out a warning against fetid
mice and house rats.
Although lossoa by field mice havo
piovod a Btoudy drain on tho resour
ces of American farmers and nur
Borymon, yet only occasionally, and
ovor llmled nrons has the damage
boon so gront as to attract attention.
The exten of tho destruction of crops
by mice In tho United States has
nevor oven approached that In Eu
tope, whore they havo overrun whole
provlncos, leaving ruin in their wake.
During the pnst year, however, a na
tive species Infected tho alfalfa
fields in Humbodlt valley, Nevada, in
such multitudes ns t odestroy nearly
tho wholo crop.
Alfalfa Destroyed.
Out or tho 20,000 acres of alfalfa
in tho valley, 15,000 acres were a
total loss, so that tho floldo Hid to
be replowed aud roscedod. During
the pnst year the biological survey
sont two assistants to Novndii ror the
purpose or conducting experiments
and demonstrating to the ranchmen
tho bout methods or destroying the
pesky rodents.
Ab u rosult or trials with various
poisons it was round hat sitlphnto or
strychnine on chopped green alfalfa,
or when that Is not procurable, on
airulfn hay, Ihii most offectlvo poison,
liven on ranches whore the number
of field mice reach the astonishing
total of 12.000 to the acre, roller was
obtainable by careful aud systematic
poisoning, nt tho cost of only 70c
per wore, lly moans of tho combined
ellortB of the farmers of the valleys,
using methods devised by the survoj.
tho number or mice whs finally so
greatly reduced that hawks and owls,
gulls, herons, niveiiK, skunks, badg
ers, wensels, foxes and coynea, whdi
had nssoinblod onrly In (ho oubreak
and killed nt Ions 15,000 mlco a day.
wore nblo to nko euro of he remaind
er and prevent them from doing se
rious damage, thus furnishing au Im
portant object 1,'seon hh to the use
fulness of those desroyeis of rodents
when permitted to do the work they
are fitted by nature to perform.
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WASHNIGTON ROADS nnr
THREATENEDBY FLOODS
Tacoma, Wash., Jan. 15. Tho
heavy rain which began lust evening
and continued to fall today, nccom
panted by the melting of the great
amount of snow, hns caused grave
apprehension on tho part of rail
road officials here nnd serious wash
outs and snow slides nro expected
Bhould the rain continue Tor 24 hours
loiiKcr.
Northom Paciric railroad officials
report that snow is railing heavily In
the Cascades today, but state that
they are so far successful In keep
ing the line clear If the present
warm weathor continues, however,
tho railroads will bo confronted with
a serious situation, ns the moiling
snow and rain-hns already caused
mountain streams to become swol on
and great volurus of wator aro be
ing sent down to tho vnlloys.
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PERSONAL MENTION
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Don't Take the Ulsk.
When you havo n bnd cough of
cold do not let It drag along until It
becomes chronic bronchitis, or de
velops Into nn attnek or pnoumonin,
but givo It tho attention It deserves
and get rid or It. Take Chnmbor
Inln's Cough Remedy nnd you nro
sure or prompt roHor. From n small
beginning tho snlo nnd ubo or this
preparation has oxtonded to nil parts
or tho United States nnd to ninny
rorclgn countries. Its many romnrk
ablo euros or coughs nud colds havo
won ror It this wldo reputation nnd
oxtonslvo use. Sold by Dr. Stono's
drug store.
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ltlp Van Winkle
What comment Is possible on (be
play Inst night? It was thnt Inim
itable ciVHtlon or Washington Irv
ing, Ainorlca's greatost literary gon gen
itis: and interpreted by a Jorrerson.
Tho theater-goes, nor tho country re
porter, nor tho home editor, can
"gild refined gold, paint tlio Illy or
add fresh perfume to the vlolot,,
w "what's tho use?"
J. H. Rhoton leaves today for Pas
adenn, Calif., Jo Join his wife ror a
short tlmo who Is spending the win
tor thoro.
DIED.
SAVAGE In Loa Angeles, Cnl Jan
3, 1009, at 12:10 a. m., or pneui
monia, Alfred Snvagc, aged 75
years,
Mr. Savogo was long a resident
of Marlon county, coming to Oregon
with his father In 181G. For the
past six years ho has resided nt
Olcndorn, Cnl., whero tho falling
henlth of a son called him, The fun
oral was held nt Glondorn, January
5, tho lntormont bolng in tho beau
tUul cemetery whoro tho older son,
Grant, lies buried. Besides his wife,
ono son nnd two grand children sur
vive him; nlso two brothers, Lewis,
or this city, and M. R. Snvnge, of
Yoncnlla; and ono slstor, Mrs. K. A.
Edwards, or Walla Walla.
SAVAGE Nenr Los Angeles, Cnl.,
Jnnunry 13, 1009, nt C a. m. 0f
pnoumonin, Orcn a. Savage, aged
05 years.
O. G. Savngo was tho youngest
brother or tho lato Alfred and John
Savngo. He yont to Cnllfornln a row
months ngo tor his health, nnd a
change; having surrered a sovoro at
tack or pneumonia Inst spring, only
to Bticcumb to a second attack of tho
same disease, which dovelopcd on the
'day of his brother Alfred's death.
Tho two deaths bo closo together are
a great shock to relatives nnd to
friends. Ho loaves a wUo and two
daughters, Mrs. G. S. Reld, or Spo
knno, .nnd Mrs. Otto Kruse of Mc
Mtnnvlllc. tirlnl will take place at
Sitlom, notlco of which will be glr
en lntor.
Simple Kciiiedy for I .a Grlppr.
Hacking In grippe coughs that
msy derekip Into pneumonia over
night are quickly cuied by Foley's
Honey and Tar. The sore and ln
llHiited lungs are healed and strength
eued. and a dangerous condition Is
quickly averted. Take only Foloy's
Honey and Tar In the yellow pack
age. J. C. Perry.
HUSBAND AND WIFE
ARRESTED FOR MURDER
(United Press Leased Wire.)
OgallnTa. Neb., Jan IS. Lafarett ?
Dale and Mrs. Jennie (Telger. claim
ing to bo Dnlo's wife, wore hold to
trial today charged with murdering
Volly Mann and burying hie body In
n rnvluo nonr here. The crime was
committed some months ago, but
was not dlscovorod untlt December
of last year. Dnlo wus arrested In
Donvor and brought to this city.
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Sent lo Peti Qutikly.
Pltbburg'. Jan. 15. Lees than an
honir afto the Jury found J. U. F.
Itluelutrt guilty of looting the Farm
era' uiul Drovors National Hank at
Wayneeburg. of over 11.000,090, he
wns sentenced by Judge .Tone to IS
yean In the weetern penitentiary.
Fever Sotv.
Fever sore and old chronic eniei
should not lie healed entirely, but
should bo kept In health) condition
This ran be done by applying Cham
berlain's Salve. This salve has no
KUHrlor for this purpose it W also
most excellent ror chapped hand
sine nipples, burns and disease or
the skin For sale by Dr. Stone k
drug store
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1'rolmWjr the greatest eorvico n doo
tor does (s. keeping ua from being
cared Jo death.
See Mother (IroHr Voting.
CONNELLY Nonr Palouse. Wash.,
Dec. 10, 1908, of heart failure,
SIuiiub Connolly.
Mr. Connolly wns 11 half brother of
Mrs. Lewis Savngo of Salem, nnd of
Mis. Alfred Savngo of Glondorn, Cnl,
and wns formerly well Known her.
TAFT PEDDLES SOME
OF TEDDY'S OZONE
"It would be hard fe eTerstate tho
wonderful change In my mother
since she began to use- Iflectrlc Hit
ters," write Mra. W. L. Gllpatrlck
of Danforth, Me. "Although past 70
she seems really to bo growing
young again She suffered untold
mlsory from dyspepsia for 20 yonrs.
At last she could neither rat, drink
nor sloop. Dootors gave hor up and
all remedies fnllotl till Hlectrlc nil
tors worked such wonders ror hor
health." 'I hey invigorate all vital
organs, cure Liver nnd Kldnoy
troubles, Induce sleep, Impart
strength and appetite. Only 50c nt
J. C. Perry's drug storo.
Coffee
The kind that makes the break
fast real Coffee through and
through alwa) s the same.
Your grocer will Krlod lt
better if cruuud al homo not
too tine.
LITTLE BARK ALICE
ASHORE AT OCEAN PARK
(United Prees Leaaed Wire )
Portland. Or., Jan. IS a
port baa Just reached shippers' nr
cV !eie to the effect that the threv-
masted bark Allco, loaded with ce-
, r.cnt 19 ashoro at Oeean Park. vua
uiRim 1110 crew is sate, hartn
rend od bhore In their own boat.
The Alice earno consigned to a
Portluul concern fow Loadon.
Cruwsfordvlllo, Ga Jim ,16.
ProBldont-clcct Taft stopped Insre a
fow minute's tbdnyen routo to Atlan
ta, Oa. During a conversation lie
said:
'"I had the pleaauro of receiving
a dulogatlon of your citizens yester
day. Ono member of tho delegatien:
gave full ndhoronco to ono of (ht
rfindiunontal principles or tho pre)
ent Republican administration, wr
ing that ho had 19 children. lift
could not toll how msny grand
children ho had.
HUHvnciX In Africa.
Antworpv Jan. 15. A meng
rrom Leopoldavlllo, Congo Frw
State, says that tho atoamor Captains
Skngorstrom snnk; today, 15 poopU
bolng drownwd
Konnody's Laxatlro Cough Syrup
tastes nearly as good as maple sugar.
It cures tho cold by gently niofloj
the bowelfr, and at tho samo time It
Is soothing- for throat Irritation,
thereby stopping tho cough. Sold or
all druggiBtgv
O -iJV. & O? 3 "O. I .A. .
8mi tt I n MRQ (Oil H3W i" w
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Salem Fence Works
Headquarters for Woeu Wire
Fencing. Hop Wlro, Barb Wire.
Poultry Netting, Shingles, Mal
thold Itooring, P & H Heady
Hooriug.
AU At Loivest Price.
CHAS. D. HILUGAN
:W Court St Phone 12
DR. STONE'S
Drug Store
then
Caught lu tlio llaln.
a cold and a eonek it i .
on get pneumonia or eonwmpttoe
that's all No matter how yon g,,
lor cough don't neglect Ittake
llalartl a HorehonnU Srp and yon'U
j be over It In no Urn Tk. ,. .
for cough, eoldn. b.n.m, tlJ
old Sold by all dealers.
ad
Try Our Electro Turkish
Baths, , 1jl
Groatest euro on earth for
Grippe, Cold, Headache. Back
ache, Nervousness, Paralyal.
Ithoumntlsm, Blood Troubles and
Pimples. llesenient of Wlllam'
etto Hotel.
The oul t.a6h drug g,or0 n 0fe
loa. o-es no one. ad ao one owe.
H; earrle i.rs1 $toek. ,u Bh
counters and hni a, ... ..... '
Mvirrc'r;o,:i;' money to loan
Ml Alls fii M.ji.i
- .. c,,,, pnrpo.ei. Di.
fC? u;tar ' in ,!.
cine. .Bd BM h44
hT .!! T " re
!'fci ar '. Salem, or., ,rra
i hf m.,rnln until al nljht m
TIIOS. K. FORD
lOver Ladd & Bush's Bank, Palem.or
; Norwich Union Fire
1 insurance oui-ri
I Prank Meredith, Resident AS'
1 Office with Wm. Brown & Co .
29, Commercial street.
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