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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1910)
DAILY capital JOUIINAL, V OH, FRIDAY, SEPTEMltEU 0, into. rrv. THE FlintS f ADICAL . PLATFORM of mm BUSTER We wish every Man and Woman in Salem and vicinity would come and see these extra specials of feed during thic sale. Then everyone would realize that no one else would offer such values Great Autum Sale of New Outing flannels 15c values ' iC lc values , 90 10c. values jjC 8c values , (jc Extra special 4 4C Great Autum Sale of Wooi- en Knit Scarfs $1:00 values $1.49 ?1.25 values 99c 90c values 79c 75c values 49c j 3fc values 29c Great Autum Sale of New Table Linen 52.00. values $1.49 ?1.B0 values 1 $1.10 $1.25 values 99c 90c .values 79c 60c values 49c 35c values 29c Great Autum Sale of New Outing flannel nightgowns 60c values 49c ?1.00 values , 83c $1.50 values $1.14 $1.75 values . . $1.39 Children's Dress Goods in Plaids, Serges, Etc. 16 2-3c, 20c, 25c, 35c, 45c, 50c and up See the Beautiful Serges and Chevoits at 65c per yard Great Autum Sale of New Fancy Pillow Tops. Many Beautiful Designs $1.00 values G9c 75c values 59c 50c values 36c 30c values 21c 25c values 17c 500 yards black dress goods, values to $1.50 now 29c. Embroidered tailored collars 14c each. Great Autum Sale of New Silks $1.25 Persian and black S8c Extra special, per yard 43c 35c Seco silk, per'yard 29c 50c and 75c colored table linens, 35c per yard. Velveteens, values to $1.25, now 24c. Great Autum Sale of La dies' Fleeced Lined Vests 25c values 19c $4,50 Rain Capes for Girls . . . $3.49 I These Capes are Red and Blue, with hoods lined with Pretty Plaids. Sale Price .... Remnants at 1-2 of 1-2 or 1-4 of the regular price per yard; marked on the bolt. This means a great loss to us, but Is your gain. : i Ladies' sweaters, drummers' samples, 33 1-3 per cent leis $1.00 white wash waists, 44c. 45c wide corset cover embroidery 19c. Sue jabots, 15c. 25c now mesh veiling, 12 c. Special Values on Ladie's or Men's Suits iMEDI COLOR AND IJEAITY LEND AD DITIONAL CHARM TO IIAIt MONY OAtrCHV SONGS AXI) PRETTY (JIRLS OALOHE. 0 all tho musical comedy suc cesses which havp been produced In recent years, no work, of tho kind has surpassed in popularity that of Hough, Adams and Howard's "A Stubborn Cinderella," which Chas. A. Goettler will present at the Grand Opera House on next Monday. October 3. Tho reasons for "K Stubborn CInderellaV' popularity are easily explained. In tho first place It differs widely from, the usual musical comedy in that there is not a line from the beginning until tho end which can be,- misconstrued. It is funny, but the fun is clean, there is not a lino at which even tho mos: captious could take offence. Tho other reason Is In the music. There are more than 20 as charming musi cal numbers as have ever been given to a work of this kind. From th? opening chorus until the finale there is a flow of melody that not only pleases the ear but is not easily for- which once heard Is not easily for gotten. "A Stubborn Cinderella" is being presented witn all tho atten tion to detail that characterizes a Charles Goettler production. The scenery, properties and effects are all now and tho costumes are gor geous in their beauty. ATTEMPT TO MOVE CHOLERA PATIENTS fCNITRP PHE5S LEASED WIEB.J Paples, Sept. 30. Serious rioting occurred today when several hundred carbineers, assisted by tho authori ties in isolating cholera patients, clashed with the populace. Tho riot ing was general, almost every attempt to remove patients being met with stubborn resistance. In the lower parts of the city mobs of several hundred persons formed and attacked tho soldiers with knives, clubs and stones,,) The lighting was spirited. Many -were Injured. It was officially announced today that 12 deaths from cholera had oc curred In Naples since noon yestor day. PRODOGTS OF STATE WORTH $115,000,000 SAYS IT WASN'T A MUMS, MJT HE UNDERSTOOD IT WAS JUST FOH CAMPAIGN PURPOSES, AXI) XOT TO HUY HIS VOTE. r united rnrtss lmasbo wikb. Portland, Or., Sopt. 30. Dr. Jas. Withycombo, director of tho Oregon experiment station, has just complet ed an estlmato of tho value of agri cultural products for tho year 1910. His figures show that tho total amount will bo $115,000,000. This, when compared to the population of the state, which is estimated to bo in the neighborhood of 725,000, 13 considered, high. , i Dr. Withycombo sent his report to" tho Portland Commercial Club today, Ills estlmato places livo stock at tho top of tho list, total value for tho year being $25,000,000. Then follow dairy products, wheat and feed. MISTA THEODORE IN FIGHTING FOH A (J UK AT PRINCIPLE DISCOVERS IT IS XOT SO GREAT AS Till? NEED FOK THE OTHER SIDE'S VOTES. UNITED rRERfl LEASI WIRH. Now York, Sept. 30,. -Friends of Colonel Roosevelt today asserted that he was greatly disappointed over the adoption of the tariff plank by tho Republican state convention at Saratoga and endeavored to have tho platform accord more with his personal views, but found the lead ers opposed to any tariff strictures. It is claimed that Roosevelt ac qulsced In the plank endorsing tho Payne tariff rather than take chances of Imperilling tho party In November. It Is reported that tho colonol assorted that a radical plat form in New York was a mistaken plan. SEARCHING FOH A CANDIDATE (Continued from Pago 4.) Tho platform, adopted without di vision pledges tho democracy to tho 'old nationalism; condemns any at tacks on tho supreme court of tho United States and reaffirms tho prin ciples of states' rights; denounces tho national extravagance of tho tariff, which Is characterized as a "breach of promlso." Tho primary plank says: " "Wo dcclaro for state wido pri maries, ensuring to tho people tho right to select all mombors of poli tical organizations, state and fed oral offices." Tho lncomo tax, parcels post and direct election of United States sen ators are advocated. Tho platform continues: "Wo solemnly declnro our InflexN bio opposition to tho now national ism and tho, inventor who put It for ward as if it woro progress, whereas it Is in reality sheer reaction to tht tyrannical methods long ago shaken off by tho free peoples of tho wgrld. "The settlers of this country fled from Europe to escape it. Whatever advance Its adoption may bring, It would bo an advance toward social ism; It would havo us abandon our freedom; would reduco tho states to prefectures, governed from Wash ington, and would clothe tho presi dent, .with power to declare what Is lawful and tho power of that ono person usurped perhaps by a groat corporation. "It would lay tho hand of med dling bureaucracy on every Industry, Increasing taxation, making the strugglo of Ilfo harder and compell ing tho American workman to carry on his back a federal Inspector." Following tho adoption of the platform tho convention adjourned until 8 o'clock tonight. 11 BLUE RIBBON .SHOES For' SOLID FOOTWEAR FOR CHILDREN Thero is an increasing demand for better shoos. tfhat is per fectly natural. Tho best Is always tho cheapest; but tho' highest priced are not always the best Our cash plan gives.you the bene fit of longer wear for less money. . , Thero is a big lot of durability in our Blue Ribbon Shoos for Boys and Girls. Thoy look neat nnd dressy, too. All we ask Is that you try a pair now, at a tlmo of tho year when they arc giv en tho most severe test. The children ask for Buster Brown shoes until thoy aro grown up and can no longer got Ihem. We. A havo them In Box Calf and Gun Motnl-oxcollent leathers for school wear In lace or button; also in kid and patent leathers for thoso who prefer somothing lighter and dressier. wed' MKHMUIHHMHIimHHH f JUDGING I5Y APPEARANCES Of course everybody does that, and Laundry Work can't be Judged an; other way. Everything eubjected te eur artlatlo treatment cornea eut t clean as a polished surface, as clear as crystal and as bright as a sum mer's day. Articles washed proper ly last twice as long and look twea ty times better than goods badly laundrled. Wo make cheap labrls masquerade for somothing bettor. SALEM LAUNDRY CO., Phono 35. 130-100 South Liberty at. HARXES SAYS STAY AV1TII THE PARTY, ANYHOW, Albany, N. Y Sopt. 30.WIlllam Bnrnos, Jr., in a newspaper editor ial today urged tho Republicans of. New York to support tho Republi can stato ticket nominated at thp Saratoga convention. "It was Colonol Roosevelt's con vention," ho says. Roosovelt made hlmsolf temporary chairman. Rooso volt dictated tho platform and noosovolt named tho candidates." RICE SURRENDERS AND GIVES IIOXI) A Snap Good G-rooni houso and barn on North sldo of Oak street, Yew Park If you are looking for a bargain, sea about tills. Derby & Wlllson, U. ft. Bank building. 9-2G-51 Show GIHm !u "A Stubborn Clndurellu" Company. GRAND OPERA HOUSE j JOHN F. CORDRAY, Mgr. Monday, Oct. 3, 1910 Charles A. Goettler presents the musical play of quality and merit, Mill an exceptional cast A Stubborn Cinderella i Unexcelled, Vivacious Chorus. Sumptuous Production. Oorgeous Costume. Now In the third season of unexcelled Suoeess. Twenty Whittling Sobs; Hits. Record of long runs In all the prin ' I pal cities from coast lo const. Prices, 68c, 75c, (1.00 and 11.10. 1 8eu on sale Saturday at 9 a. m. New York, Sopt. 30. "GcorBC Rico," wanted In connection with tho alleged Sheftels swindles, Bur- rondered himself today to Unltod States Commissioner Shields.. 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Is pleasant to use, pr tartly harmless to the must delicti Kkln, and absolutely reliable. A 28 cent bottle will give you positive proof of the wonderful bffectl venues of this great remedy. J. C. Perry. Druggist. M Malicious Animal agnetism There are few men and women who have not asked' "What is malicious animal magnetism ? " There arte few "4 -who have not wondered whether fe they possessed this strange influ- ence, dr whether they were not victims of it in some form. Prof. Joseph Jastrow, of the University of Wisconsin, has studied M, A, Mt4 from the standpoint of a psycholo . gist. His conclusions are highly interesting, going back as they do to the root of Christian Science, and therefore to Mrs. Eddy, His discussion of the entire subject is one of the month's best magazine features. You will also enjoy Judson C. Welliver's " Tho Collapso of the Taft Administration," and the articles and stories by Eugene Wood, Gouverneur Morris, Frederic Palmer, Edwin Balmer, William Macllarg, Hugh Johnson and others in "Tho Beat Magazine in America" October 15 Cents On Sale Now This Is Important: The Advertising fagts of a maraziue to-day are Just as brim full of information and just as full of red blood as the editorial pages. We would like to have you read the eight page advertisement of the Willis Overland Automobile Co., beginning on page 2J of the 'Otteber "HAMPTON'S" and telling the story of a mast wonder ful success made by one of the biggest automobile maHufae turys in the world ttday.