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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1909)
10 DAILY CAPITAL JOURXAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST SI, ltO. . I e ii 1 BELTINGS A suporb showing of Persian Silk ntid Elastic Wob IloltlngB in a great variety fit Less 25 Per Cent STAMPED LINENS Not too early to eommonco that holiday work. A ilno assortment, loss One-Half Ladies' Long Coat Sweaters The very latest models, extra sood qualities, an ldenl garment for coast or 8oattle wear. The Table of Trimmings Is well worth your time Genuine bar gains. A vast array from tho small priced ones to $5 ii jnrd. All less .One-Half Men Can Find Genuine Bargains Here All Clothing Reduced All Shirts Reduced All Hats Reduced All Gloves Reduced All Underwear Reduced All Vests Reduced jm&fUMlei VT.T.I-W.T.I.J-1. CITYNEWS Weather Forecast Kali tonight; Sunday fair mill warmer. jm linn :? 4 I'KHFIRIKS TOILET WATERS TOILET CREAMS HAIR TONICS THE STORE FOR GENUINE BARGAINS Watch this Space for Grand Surprise Sale Vim . Aro cordially requcstod to phono any Horn of Interest, such as a per ianal about a frlond or yoursolf, to tho Journal, Main 82 No Item too small. niiiLijawaggjKKaiM nKttiiMT t.' wmttm PRESIDENT GEKLINGER OF THE FALLS CITY, DALLAS & WESTERN R. R. ANNOUNCES THAT TRAINS WILL OPERATE FROM WEST SALEM BEFORE FAIR TIME SEPTEMBER 1 3 What will it mean to Salem and West Salem property? It means that from eight- to twelve passenger trains will arrive and leave West Salem every day .aside from freight service. Last year the Dallas and Falls City R. R. carried betw j:n Dallas and Black Rock be tween 35,000 and 40,000 passengers. It is estimated that the river boats carried between Independence and Salem about 10.000 passengers last year. The stage lines carried something like 7000 or 800b passengers last year.. Total (conservative estimate) 50,000. Over the new road you can go to Dallas in 30 minutes for 50c; stages and livery cannot compete with this. In short, the new road means that west Salem will have about 5000 passengers every month coming and going. Do you think property in a town handling 5000 people every month in 1909, and at least 12,000 every month in 1910, will-be worth anything? We arc selling lots in West Salem for $5 down and $5 per month, without interest. Can you afford to miss this investment? We don't think so. You won't either, after awhile. Buy a lot where it will do you some good. Buy on the line of Salem's first railway feeder. Figure the future of West Salem for yourself. WATERS BROS. INVESTMENT CO. 0VR Or CaM at Branch Office in West Salem CUT RATE prices on nil Toilet Articles. These warm days re mind you of the necessary preparations. We havo a select stock. TALCUM POWDER TOILET SOAPS COLD CREAMS I1AV RUM MUM ovoi comes bodily odors. Red Mark Sale 23c at tho Notion counter, for particulars. Ask Shoes from our fine now stock are rr liable styles nro practical and correct. No cheap Job hint; stock, but firsts, direct rum tho factory. Ask tho freight man. "Ho knows." Genuine bargains hero. Andorson's Shop six harbors. 8-10tf Tioi'i''n Coupons llavo expired. If you want thorn renewed call nt once. 8-17-3tf Olson's Ilurmr Shop the bout. SP&?f??s 1 This :s Uio Time of Year To buy summer dusters. Call on F. B. Bhafcr for thorn. Dest lino of harnesa In city. F. E. Shafer, 187 Couth Commercial street 6-5-eodtf Hnscbnlli Iluscliulll Salem Indopondonts vs. Keats Auto Co. tomorrow. League grounds; at 3 p. m. Xotlct There will bo n meeting of the' BiociwioiuerB ui mu vuiiiiuuu auiu matlc Safety Gas Burner Co. Monday ovenlnB at 7:30, nt Savage &. Bort'a roal estate ottice, 125 S. Commercial street. This is Important; all aro urged to bo prosont. t 8-21-2t ilnrk from Seattle Attorney W. M. Knlscr and wife' and Eugcno Eckcrlon and wife havu rotumed from n pleasant visit at tho Soattlo exposition. Both Gene and Bill" say thoy saw everything that wns worthy of Investigation and speut a good deal of tlmo around the gotd nugget Joint. Hero Agnln Earl A. Kceslor, oxport typewriter repair man, Is again In tho cKy for n few days, making his headquarters nt 0 M. Lockwood's office. Phono 101. Small adjustments free. 3-18-3t llUM'Imli: IlaM'Imll! Sulem Indopondonts vs. Keats Auto Co. tomorrow. League grounds; nt 3 p. in. One of tho Finest Grand plnnos that has over been heard In Snlcm haB boon "sent down by tho Ellors Piano House of Port land, for tho Mary Adolc Case con cert next Mondny ovenlng Miss Case always uses tho Weber piano for her concert, considering it far superior to nny piano for accompau Iment work. This piano, which has n beautiful rich tono, was used at Miss Cnso's Portland concert and wo delightful to hoar with her deep contralto volco. Tho coiibus onumorator will soon bo calling on you. o For Indigestion auu nil stomach troublo tako Foley's Orloo Laxative m It stimulates tho stomach and liv er and regulates tho bowels and will positively euro habitual constipation. For salo by J. C. Perry. fl mstvs BANK For a Good Sunday Dinner GO TO ELITE CAFE MENU. Soup. Chlokon Consomme Lettuce Gucumbors I bulml. Comminution uuhul Mayonnlse lloll. Breast of Chicken n la Pulet Entree. Chicken Pot Pie, Steamed Dumplings Filet of lleof, nux Chnmpegnon Ssut. of 'Chicken Olblot nux Craton ItOllMt. Young Chicken nnd Dressing Prime Ulb of Boof uu .Tub Vegetable Creamad String Beans xi. t).fnm.a In Prtintn Pit?:' Apple, LemoV Blncftborry, Cream Spcclul. Half Spring Chicken on Toust Spring Chicken n la Maryland .-.It the Lute Music At the Elite Cafo tonight. I. J. Lehman, Amlstnnt i ndortnkor, ith W. T. RIgdon, 1 3 o oourt street 5-2 7-codtf Cottuac Undertaking Parlors Cottage and Chemekota Sts. Calls Jay or night. J. C. Sill. Phono 724. lMMunlI! Hnsebnlll Salem Independents vs. Koats Auto Co. tomorrow. Longuo grounds; nt a p. m. , Crawfish nnd Music T-mljsht nt tho Ellto Cafe. I'm- Move Wood And coal call 19S, Voget Lumbar I'omppuy. r'lletl Clilrkon Dinner At the Court Grill Sunday from .1:30 r.. am. to S p. m. II Hera Says his wife Is u fine coffoe maker. You know she uses Folgor's Colden Onto. Oit'htMiii Tonight At the Ellto Cnfo. ewriil New Hoiihcs For sals or rent. For price nnd rms see Voget Lumbor Company. 'rleil Chicken Dinner At the Court Orlll Sunday fioni 11:30 a. in. to 8 p. m. A. M. CIoiikIi Tho county coroner, has ouo of the most up to uato undertaking estab lishments In Oregon. When In need f his sorvlces he can supply you with anything you wish. Office 445 Court :rt. Phono 120. Craw f Mi CrawfWi Crawfish nt Elite Cafe. Sue for Divorce- Pearl Stngncr has filed a complaint In tho circuit court through her ut orneys. Kaiser & I'oguo, asking tho court to dissolve tho mntrlmnnlal bonds between hor nnd Horuco Stng ur on the grounds of cruel and In kuman treatment. Permnnont ali mony Is also asked In the sum of $20 monthly for tl( support of herscir aad three children, the Issue of the marriage. PrlMinHs Kcp' Four convicts mndo their escape from the ponltentlnry yesterday aft vnoan by tnking advantage of tho guard's oye bolng not kept on them continually Tho mon were work- lag ob the railroad switch between the pen'tentlary and the asylum, and when tho guard chanced to turn hs back for a few moments they sneaked away. Two of the escapes were seeu traveling along tho Lib erty road a short distance this side of Liberty. The runaways are Fred Rehengen, serving one and a half yea.ra for larceny In a store In Wash ington county; Corey Williams, serv ing two years for larceny In Yamhill county; Clark Davis, serving four years for burglary In Columbia county, and Frank Wegur, serving one year for larceny In Gilliam county. KIDNAPED LITTLE GIRL 'Continued fro"i ntse 1 t believed here that tho kidnapers will offer 'to deliver the child to Mrs. Bleakloy. or Mrs. Barclay, of Mo line. (It . and will make an attempt 'o nir i'u Iwo women to hid fir her. PERSONAL MENTION H H i 1 sfe Miss Matilda Eckorlon loft today for Portland to visit friends. Mrs. Florence Irwin has returned from Seattle, where she visltod the exposition. . Fish Warden H. C. McAllister hns loturucd nfter u business trip to the north end of the state. . Mr 13. D. Sweaney of CorvallU. Orogon, leaves today to visit his sis tor, Mrs, Carrie Wiley, of Kansas City, Mo. Mr. Sweaney will bo ab sent nbout a month, Mrs. J. F. Churchill of Marcola is visiting nt tho homo of her daughter. Mrs. Thomas L Williams. Mr. Wil liams is an employe of Bush's bank Mrs. J. George Snyder of Chilli cotho, Ohio, nnd his son Robert are visiting W. M. Cherrlngton, his brother-in-law, of this city. Mr. Snyder is thinking of locating In this part of tho country nnd Is fig. urlng on starting some kind of a manufacturing bustness. Mrs. A. L. McKcan, sister of Mrs. F. A. Mclntyro of this city, and Miss Anna Stephens leavo today for Port land Mrs. McKcan will go from Protlnnd to her homo In Aberdeen, Wnsh. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. L. Stockton nnd daughter Zoo returned from Alnska rldny night. They hnd n very pleas ant trip. RANCHER SENT HILL TO THE HAY STACK I Hulled ITcm I.nnncd Wire 1 Gront Falls, Mont., Aug. 21 V hard-hearted settler last night re fused Louis W. Hill, son of James J. Hall and president of tho Great Northern railroad, a bed In his homo and tho young railroad king was .forced to spend tho night In a haystack. II11I wns making the trip from Hslonn to Groat Falls In his automo bile, when tho mnchlno stuck in tho mud near Fort Shaw. After trudg ing several miles for help, IIIU came upon tho home of a settlor in the donso woods. When Hill nskod the settlor for assistance lu free ng the machine from tho mud tho man ropllod that b vu too busy to leave the house Hill argued and pleaded with tho man mat II It wa too late to look for assistance from thor sources. Then - lit asked for a bed for tho night "Tho only bed you will got at my plnc," said tho farmor, " Is tho buy stack. You will find that only about half a mile down tho road." When Hill told tho farmer that In- wns president of tho Great Northorn railroad tho farmer was skeptical and refused to bollovo him. As there was nothing olso for TII1I to do, ho spent tho night In tho hay stack, whoro searching parties, wor ried by his long nbsenco, found tho railroad magnnto todny peacefully leeplng In the hay. The Wrong Gasbag Exploded. . London, Aug. 21. A dispatch from Hammerfest tonight says that tho balloon In which Walter Wollmnr started for tho north poll exploded 32 miles fiom Spitsbergen, the start ing point. o- NEW TODAY , FOR SALE Sovoral houses in 8a lorn, and farm lands at a bargain Capital National bank. 6-l-eod FOR SALE A few well bred nannle goats, or to let on sluros. -I!K N. Summr. or .1. A. Moser. R 7. box 141. 8-211wk ritOM MANUSCRIPT to book. Ut us publish yours. Submit us what you have. Cochrane Publishing Co.. 877 Tribune building. New York. 8-2 1 -2 1 WANTED Woman or girl for gen eral housework for three persons, pno that can go homo at night. Call at 437 S. Com'l street Sunday from 11 a. nt. to o p. nt. 8-21-lt LUST On State street car a baby's shoo; please return to Journal of fice. N. W. 8-2 1-? WANTED 50 hop pickers; register at the store of R. D. Gilbert & Co , campers , furnished with wood straw and potatoes. The Eola Hop and livestock Co. 8-21-lwk Nrirwtek Ua!on Fire Insurance Company Frank Memlltli, Resident ATnt Rrout lit. Lndd & Hush It ink Hhljr MONEY TO LOAN TIIOS. K. FORI) Over Lodd & Buh Hank, Salem, Or PIANO TUNING i.iTHi.n i, vnitn Tuning pollsnlng -oprlrlng 'r',l r''S L -
