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DAJIY OAPITAIi JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1010.
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We Take Pleasure
Has won the Brownikar by a Majority of 895, and at
This Time We Wish to Thank All the Contestants and
Loyal Customers for Their Liberal Patronage which IJas
Made This Event so Popular All Through
the Willamette Valley ' -JtCL
Owtng to the great Interest manifested, we havo decided to give a second and third prize, thereforo
the Bocohd and' third highest in tho contest will pleaso call at our store for same. Below is a list of the si
loadors: - . '
1, Armine Berger 20,634 4 Percy Wenger - 8,2bU
2, Mark Huckestein -M 5f. MW . Eckhart 5,1 19
3, Frank Deckabach 1. :ZrGl. 1irgil Golden ... 4,939
Blue Ribbon White Event Continued in Every Department.
IValonties, Seed-water. Fou
lards, llrst of tbo now
soring silks. See tho Lib-
Iorty Btreot
Window JggJ
Display
CITY NEWS
Forester' Mooting:
Hall of Court Sherwood Forest
No. 10, P. of A. All mombors of
this court aro requested to bo pres
ent at 7:30 p. in. tonight to tran
sact Bomo important business prior
to tho Initiation of tho largo class
of candidates which will, tako place
immodiatoly thereafter. C. E.
'Ramp, Chief Ranger.. By J. C. Per
ry, Financial Secrotary.
Head the Advertisement
Of tho prlvato sale at Willamette
Hotel on this pngo of this paper.
2-5-6t
Cottage Undertaking Parlors
Cottage and Chomekota Sts. Calls
day or night. J. C. Sill. Phono 724.
J lend tho AdvcrtlHciuont
Of thp prlvato salo at Willamotto
Hotel on this pago of this papor.
2-5-Gt
"Wood for Sale
Good quality, prompt dollvory.
Spauldlng Logging Co. Phono 88.
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Inspect Government Ditches
Fish Wardon McAllister has gono
to Umatilla county to Inspect the
Irrigation ditches being constructed
by tho government and boo that pro
por Bcroous aro put on so as to pro
vont tho young salmon from enter
ing them nud thus bolng destroyed.
Open for Inspection-
Tho completion of tho modorn up-to-date)
tlvo-story structure orooted by
tho Uultod SUUtm National Dank
people, wo bollovo, marks a now era
for Salom. Wo would call your at
tention to tho courteous Invita
tion extended by tho owners nnd
ocoupanta to luHpoot tho promlsoB to
morrow, from 3 to 10 p. m. AH aro
invited.
West Salem Transfer
Passenger Baggage
Express.
Connocts with nil trains at
.Woat Salom for Dallas, Falls
City and Salom.
Loavo Journal office for
VToat Salom at 8 a. tn.,
12 in., 1:10 p. m., and 3:30 p.
is, eyery day oxcopt Sunday.
Aleoor Independence, Mon
mout band McMlnnvlUo.
Leavo Sunday at 1200 m.
and 4: IS p. w.
Calls at hotels on roquest.
TolopUoae or leave orders at
Capital Journal ofllco any day
but Sunday. Phono 8.
J. B. Underwood, Mgr.
in Announcing that
White Goods at Bargain
First Showing of Spring
Suits, Costumes, Evening
Dresses, Wraps, Coats, etcj
New York's foremost styles are a
prominent feature In this exclusive .
exhibit. Tho models are made ex
pressly for us, and perhaps there will , ,
bo no others of equal stylo and dig
nity shown on the coast. The fabrics
are selected by exports before being -',
tailored into these delightfully new"
costumes. Tho suits show the medi
um and short Jackots, Boml and tight
fitting, with a wide assortment of
pleated skirts. Only tho best lin
ings and bindings are used in tho
making of these exquisite garments.
(Ready-to-Woar Section.
Dance at the Rink
Tomorrow night. McBlroy's or
chestrn. Admission 50c; Indies 10c.
Dr. O. V. Ellis
Has moved hts olllco from State
St. to rooms 410-411 In tho U. S.
Nntlonal Bank Bldg., whoro ho will
bo pleased to soo all hla eld patrons
as woll ns new ones. l-31-3t-eou
Hulcm Man Has Agency
For Ford's Motor car, located with
Capital Automobile Company. Call
and got freo demonstration. T. A.
Robortson, Agt. 2-ll-2t
Will Talk to Teachers.
State Superintendent Ackorman
left this afternoon for Lobanon,
whoro ho will deliver an address bo-
foro au educational rally this evening.
Ho will deliver a similar address bo
foro a rally at Sodavillo tomorrow
evoning.
There Will Do Music;
Wo understand that a good or
chestra will bo in attendnnco at tho
recoptlon to bo given by tho owners
and occupants of tho United States
National Dank building, both after
noon nnd evoning from 3 to JO p. m.
Newport Firm Awarded Contract
Tho bids of contractors for tho in
stallation of a contral heating plant
at tho asylum woro opened yeator
day afternoon at tho stato house.
ftor a careful consideration of nil
tho bids made, tho board awarded
tho contract to tho Newport Englu
oorlng Company, of Portland, at. a
consideration of Mi), 780.
Wants Deed Corrected
Coculla Kirk and John Kirk, hor
husband, have commenced an action
in tho circuit court against Emma
Wagner. This suit is brought for
tho purpose of corroding a deed is
sued by tho administrator of tho os-
tato of James Cosgrovo. It npnoara
that tho. administrator in Qclllug the
property sold a portion,, to ono Hugh
Cosgrovo. and In making out tho
doed fallod to oxcopt from tho de
scription a portion which was sold to
ono McKay, and that tho dofondant,
an heir of Hugh Cosgrovo, now
claims title to tho land.
CouHldorlng Plans
After carefully considering tho
plans of archltocia, submitted for
tho erection and construction of a
now school house in Knglowood nddl
Hon. tho school board adjournod last
night, and wll lhold a mooting Feb
ruary 19, when action with relation
to tho plans offorod will bo tnkon.
Tho building to bo constructed will
bo a two-story structure with olght
largo rooms, it Is to bo modernly
equipped, and when completed will
cost botwoon $20,000 aiUt $23,000.
Plaus woro submitted last night by
Architects Hazoltlno. Rainwater nnd
hoeg, of this city, and Architects
Moreland. Hookonborry and Kablo &
Kablo. of Portland.
Mr. Armsn Berger
Prices
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CO dozon new stylish white
Shirt Waists now on dis
play in the largo Shirt
"Waist section.
Dunce at the Itink
Tomorrow night. McElroy's or
chestra. Admission 50c; ladles 10c.
New Notaries
Tho fololwing notarial commis
sions woro issued today by the secre
tary of stato: E. H..Test, Nyssa; F.
P. Drinker, C. B. Russell, St. Johns;
W. C. Campbell, H. E .Abry, Port
land. Webster Holmes, Tillamook;
H. T. Bagley, Hillsboro.
Sent Hoys Home
Tommy and Joo Slyvester, tho two
lads who woro taken into custody
Wodnesday evening by tho police,
woro turned over to their father this
morning who camo up from Wood- J
burn after them. Tho father agreed
to keep them at homo in tho future.
Both tho boys woro grateful to
Judgo Moores notwithstanding the
punishment tboy woro compelled to
stand by being confined in tho city
bnstilo,
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RX-SKCRETAltY GARIEFLD
WILL GO ON THE STAND
Washington, Fob. 11. Jnmes R.
Gnrflold, ox-secretary of.,tho depart
ment of tho intorior will tako a
pramlncnt part in tho Balllngor-Pln-
chot Investigation. Former Chief I
Forester Glfford Plnchot today ro-
quostod tho committee to subopena
Garflold la order that tho formor
secrotnry's testimony may bo hoard
by tho congressional Investigators.
Garflold is regarded by many as
tho loador of tho "back from Elba"
movomont which Is designed to place
rhoodoro Roosovelt again In tho
presidential chair. It is reported
also, that ho Is not a folowor of tho
prosont administration's policy in re
gard to conservation of natural re
sources. Frodorlck H. NowolL, head of tho
reclamation aorvico and Arthur P.
Davis, chiof engineer of tho snmo
sorvlco, woro also inentlonod for
subpoona by Plnchot. Tho ohlof
forester also asked tho commlttoo to
call for a mass of documents, re
ports and correspondence In connec
tion with tho controversy.
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Monday, February 14th
DREAMS OF BEAUTY IN VALENTINES
New creations In post card valentines.
fancy boxed valontlnes, 25c to $3.00.
Hooks ln fancy bindings, elogant for valontlnes.
boo thorn.
The Commercial Book Store
163 Commercial St.
LENTEN ;
SEASON
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We have made? arriltj
provisions for this season of
the year the stdioUs clearf"
and fresh. -
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Smoked Salmon Strips
.lBoI lb
Fancy Salmon Bellies
. . . SJOc lb.
Fancy Norway lackereF-
c ea
Fancy Norway Bloater Mack-
erel
. ..50c
Fancy Codfish Middles, 2
for 25c
Fancy Boneless Codfish, 21b
boxes 50c
Kippering Herring, tins ...25c
Lunch Mackerel, oval tins ..25c
Col. River Salmon 15c, 2 for 25c
Salmon Steaks, large oval tln3 30c
Norwegian Sardines ..2 for 25c
Fine French Sardines . .2 for 25c
Boneless Sardines 25c
Cresca Boneless . Sardines,
club size 40c
Our fish department is al
ways one of the attractive
features of our store,
ROTH GROCERY CO.
410 STATE PHONES 30 13
UNIVERSITY GLEE CLUB
ARRIVED THIS AFTERNOON
Professor I. M. Glenn, Dean of
Music at tho State University; H. M.
Warren, trainer of tho Mandolin,
club, and 27 college lads got off the
train -from Eugeno this afternoon to
meet their engagement In tho Grand
Opera House this evening. Just
through their semester examina
tions, the boys report that they
Bang as they never did before, in the
concert at Eugeno last night.
Carl Gabrlolson, and Ralph
Moores, two woll known Salem lads,
aro with tho Gleo club.
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A commlttoo appointed to make
an examination of the public school
buildings of La Grande, pronounce
them flro traps.
ANNUAL CONCERT
mOF,
Prices 50c, 75c, $1,00,
More Life, Closer Harmony
BetteriStuntsThan Ever Before
Southern Tour Was a Succes-'
sion of Triumphs, . I
Don't Miss Seeing the Thirty
Jolly College Boys,
Grand Opera House
February 1 1
THE DAY I
A cholco selection
Come ln
and 2
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THE FALL OF MANAGUA.
V( Continued roni. page onc
conimnndf and the fall of the capital
is deemed inevitable..
It is now annaront tnat the en-
cageints precipitated by tho rebfil
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tdu. Clara -were parts of a well lafa
campaign which Chamorror intend)!
gua.
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General Mena'snart of tho cam
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paign w'as o holdihe adinlnistratio;h
troops in check while Chamorro
.cleared the way to Managua.
Couriers arriving from Mena s
camp today stato that at LaGaritA
tho rebels won a declslye -victory!
QVLV at. santa uiara, tney wero coni'
pelled" to rbtiro 'before the govern'
ment army to Moogan.
While Mena was operating in th"o
vicinity of LaGarita, Chamorro'a
division ws moving to a position
northeast of Managua. It Is his in
tentlon to approach the city from
that direction, attempting to clear
that section of tho country of the
government outposts located there.
This move by Chamorro undoubt
edly explains the capture of Mata
galpa, capital of the province of
Matagalpa, news of which has just
reached here.
General Meno's command lost 2 15
men killed and CO wounded at Santa
Clara, according to the couriers who
have arrived here. Among the
killed was tho rebel General Blan-
don.
Gabriel Bishop, tho Loulslanan
who was wounded while directing
tho insurgents artillery corps, was
brought here today for treatment-
He is suffering from severe abdomi
nal wounds, and his condition Is
dangerous.
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PERSONAL MENTION
Mr. A. F. Hofer, T. B. Kay, Dr
Fletcher Homan and F. G. Deckabach
left on the 11 o'clock train to attend
the Commonwealth Conference, as
delegates from the Board of Trade.
A. J. McCormick returned this
morning from a week's visit with his
parents in Portland.
E. E. Richards left this morning
for a short business visit in different
Southern Oregon towns.
Attorney G. H. Holbrook, of Port
land, was attending to business mat
ters in the city today.
Rolla Erickson, of Portland, ar
rived this morning, and will visit
over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Clubine, at 2256 East State street.
Harold Boothby has returned from
a short business trip to Dallas and
Falls City.
F. H. Burkhardt left this morning
for a three-days' business visl.t in
Tacoma. While in Tacoma Mr.
Burkhardt will visit his sister, Mrs.
Charles Smithson, formerly Miss
Ruth Burkhardt, of this city.
J. F. Goode left this morning for
Portland, where he was called to
attend his son, Charles, who is re
ported t obe very ill at present.
Northwestern Nursery
2371 East Stato St.,
Phono Main 1418.
Large and complete stock
Specialty made of high
grade winter apples, De-
mand is large tor Lam-
bert, Bing and Royal Ann
Cherries.
Private Sale
At Willamette Hotel
Beginning MondayN'eb. 7, '10
Bedroom sots, chairs, rockers,
stands, tables, spring mattress
es, cots.
Cigar cases, rollor tdp deek,
threo cash registers.
Two flno Tojottl paintings,
framed paintings and pictures
Display wall caso and Indian
baskets.
Billiard tables, cues and balls
Rugs, carpets, mirrors, elec
tric piano, two refrlgorators,
me,tal mats.
Chandeliers and fitting com
plete. Post card racks, electric re
minder clock.
Portiers, curtains.
Pencil sharpener, bread cut
tor, cooking utensils, crockery,
silverware, glassware.
Growing palms.
Rubber tlrod truck, ten-paa-songor
'bus and team of fine
horses.
One electric vacuum cleaner.
Call during tho day.
P. O. FISn, Proprietor.
HDHHHHI
Miss At.eno Fawk has returneU
to her homo'ln this city, afterBpver
al weeks' visit al ih'o homo of lior 'Bis
ter, Mrs. Jam.es , Walton, , In Tilla
mook. Joh nCorey haselurhcd from an
extended visit wllh his parents in Ta
coma. . , v . .4 .
' Irs.Edward.Hirsch and daughter,
Gtrudearij In. 'Portland today.
Ciyde Baker returned to Portland
last night after a short visit here.
Peter Meeks has returned to, his
homo in this city after a week's busl
ness visit in Portland and Seattle.
.1. N. Carlisle, of Vancouver,1 is
looking after business interests liere
today.
Thomas Cooloy left this morning
for Portland on business.
W. W. Dageney returned to Port
land this morning after transacting
business here for a few days.
Miss Ruth Purvlne, of Salem, is
a guest of Beth Northup this week.
McMinnville News-Reporter.
Mrs. Clara B. Ferguson, of Salem,
was in the city the latter part of the
week. McMinnville News-Reporter.
Judgo Geo. H. Burnett camo over
from Salem Saturday to assist the
Odd Fellows in their house warming.
McMinnville News-Reporter.
Miss Gladys Farrar, of Salem
spent this afternoon in Lebanon.
Lebanon Express.
Henry St. Helens, the piano tuner,,
went to Portlan don business this
morning.
Rev. DrR. Yates left this morning:
for Portland, after a brief visit here.
Clarence Whitlnch, uncle of Jack
liitlach, the night patrolman here,
is visiting Salem. Mr. Whitlach
came fro mScottsbug, Ind., and he
thinks he will make this city his fu
ture home.
William Massey, of Brooks, was In-
the city yesterday attending business
matters.
Miss Connie McNeal returned to
Albany today after visiting in Salem.
Tom Laferty has returned from a
business visit to Portland.
Attorney-General Crawford went to
Portland on business in connection!
with his office today.
Labor Commissioner Hoff is con
fined to his home with an attack of
la grippe.
Jake Mitchell, farmer and profes
sional warehouseman, is in the city
today attending to business matters
and shaking hands wit hhis many
friends. Jake has been sparring with
a bad cold for the past few days, but
after a series of treatments, consist
ing la grip wrestlers and an abund
ance of quinine is on tho boards
again. Jake received word that one
of his countrymen was in Salem with
a bag-pipe, and his present visit is
all th emore urgent.
Jim Willson, the local realty man,
is in Portland today transacting busi
ness. Smith & Everett
Real Estate Money Invested
Loans ln Portland Real
Insurance Estlte securities
309-310 Failing; Building
PORTLAND - OREGON
D. D. BARRON
Civil engineering, surveying, plat
ting, sub-dividing. General contrac
tor for concrete sidewalks, bridges-
and streets. Stato and Commercial.
Entrance 13 G South CommerciaS
St, Room 9. Telephone Main 204.
Salem, Oregon.
Norwich Union
Fire Insurance Society
Frank Meredith, Resident Agent -City
Hall, Salem, Or.
MONEY TO LOAN
TH.OS. K. FORD
Over Ladd & Bush Bank, Salem, Or.
PIANO TUNING
IUTELLUS L. WOODS
Tuning, pollsning, repairing. Tel. 608
NEWT0DAY
TOR SALE Several houses In Sa
lem, and farm lanis at a bargain.
Capital National Bank. 0-1-eod
FOR RENT 4-room house, N. 15th
St., South of creek, East Salem.
Inquire 711 N. Com. 2-ll-3t"'
FOR SALE OR TRADE Ono Font
auto, four passenger. Price, J30l
if taken before tho roads open.
Reason for selling, going away.
Terms. Call and Investigate at
Oregon City Machine Works, 12th
and Main, Oregon City. 2-ll-6d
AUTOS Four second-hand mar
chines la good condition. Apply
to S. F. Anderson garage, Stato
and Front, Salom. Phono 937.
2-11-lwk
BOY WANTS WORK On farm. Ad
dross Clarence Soley. Route 2,
box 42, Salem. Ore. 2-ll-3t